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land in question - yet. I understand.

that the representatives of Edwards obtained opinion from the late Sir William Follett favourable to their claim--

(Signed) Paul Sterling:

16 Feby. 1850-

True Copy)

Main Colonial Secretary-

The history of Inland Lot - 1216

briefly stated as follows:-

On the 15th October 1841 a notice of an intended sale of land was published in the Gazette; in this notice it was stated that the regulation of such sale would be those published in a previous notice dated the 1st May of the same year.

In that previous notice it was laid down that the allotments of land would be made pending Her Majesty's further pleasure.

The intended sale came off on the 14 December 1841- when the lot was knocked down to Mr F. W. Zabell, who on the 26th April 1842 transferred it to Mr B. M. Whichelo, who again on 24 October 1842 transferred it to Mr. P. Rowlands.

Sir Henry Pottinger would not recommend the Home Government to sanction the transaction on this lot, and accordingly Her Majesty's pleasure was withheld. In Lord Stanley's Despatch to Sir Henry Pottinger dated 3 January 1844 the following

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83 land in question - yet. I understand. that the representatives of Edwards obtained opinion from the late Sir William Follett favourable to their claim-- (Signed) Paul Sterling: 16 Feby. 1850- True Copy) Main Colonial Secretary- ! The history of Inland Lot - 1216 briefly stated as follows:- On the 15th October 1841 a notice of an intended sale of land was published in the Gazette; in this notice it was stated that the regulation of such sale would be those published in a previous notice dated the 1st May of the same year. In that previous notice it was laid down that the allotments of land would be made pending Her Majesty's further pleasure. The intended sale came off on the 14 December 1841- when the lot was knocked down to Mr F. W. Zabell, who on the 26th April 1842 transferred it to Mr B. M. Whichelo, who again on 24 October 1842 transferred it to Mr. P. Rowlands. Sir Henry Pottinger would not recommend the Home Government to sanction the transaction on this lot, and accordingly Her Majesty's pleasure was withheld. In Lord Stanley's Despatch to Sir Henry Pottinger dated 3 January 1844 the following

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83 land in question - yet. Iunderstand. :that the representatives of Edwards obtained opinion from the late Sir William Follett favourable to their claim-- (Signed) Paul Sterling: m# Heby. 1850- True Copy) Main Colonial Secretary- ! The history of beland Lot - 1216 briefly stated as follows:-_- br may On the 15th October 1841 a notice of an intended sale of land was published in the Bazette; in this notice it was stated that the regulation of such sale would be those publiched in a previous notice dated the 1st May of the In that previous noties same yeaL year. - it was laid down that the allotments of land would be made pending Her Majesty's further pleasure! - The intended sale came -iffon the 14 December 1841- when the lot was Kurched down to Mz F AV. Zabell, who on the 26th April 1842 transferred it. to Me B. M. Whichels, who again on 124 betober 18942. transfered it to Mr. P. Rownds. Sir Henry Pottinger would not accmusend recommend the Home Government to sanction the transaction on this lot, and acendingly Her Majesty's pleasure was withheld_ In Lord Stanley's Despatch to Sir Henry Pottinger dated 3? January 1844 the following

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land in question - yet. Iunderstand.

:that the representatives of Edwards obtained opinion from the late Sir William

Follett favourable to their claim--

(Signed) Paul Sterling:

m# Heby. 1850-

True Copy)

Main Colonial Secretary-

The history of beland Lot - 1216

briefly stated as follows:-_-

may

On the 15th October 1841 a notice of an intended

sale of land was published in the Bazette; in this notice it was stated that the regulation of such sale would be those publiched in a previous notice dated the 1st May of the

In that previous noties

same yeaL

year.

it was laid down that the allotments of land would be made pending Her Majesty's further pleasure! -

The intended sale came

-iffon the 14 December

1841- when the lot was Kurched down to Mz F

AV. Zabell, who on the 26th April 1842

transferred it. to Me B. M. Whichels, who again on 124 betober 18942. transfered it to Mr. P. Rownds.

Sir Henry Pottinger would not accmusend

recommend the Home Government to sanction the transaction on this lot, and acendingly Her Majesty's pleasure was withheld_ In Lord Stanley's Despatch to Sir Henry Pottinger dated 3? January 1844 the following

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