Departments, till they have been reorganised by those who alone are qualified to judge, to be brought nearly to as limited a scale as is consistent with the proper working of a Colony far removed from home, inimical to health, and liable to be placed at any time in a position when the want of means of efficient administrations would result in inconvenience, and serious embarrassment perhaps.
To conclude, I would strongly recommend that no alteration be now made in the Land Office, save as regards the minor points detailed in the letter of the Committee to which this minute is attached; and I would fain hope that under the ordinary supervision of Government, which can have no other object than the promotion of the interests entrusted to its care, the natural course of events may improve by degrees the commercial health of the Colony.
Any violent or experimental measures, the benefits to result from which are at best problematical.
(Signed)
18th May, 1850
True Copy?
W. P. Mercer
Colonial Secretary.
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Departments, till they have beer ferenouneed
by those who alone are
are qualified to judge, to be brought nearly to as limited a scalo as is consistent with the proper working of a Colony for removed from home,
inimical to health, and liable to be placed
at
any
time in a
position when the want
of means of officient
a dministrations would
result in inconvenience, and
Serious embarrassment
perhaps
To conclusion would strongly
recommend that no alteration be now
made in the Land Conure, save as
regards the minor points detailed in the letter : of the Committed to which this minato
is attached ; and I would
- fain hope that
the
under the ordinary supervision of Government, which can have no other
object than the promotion of the interests
en
trusted to its card, the natural course
of events may improved by degrees the
commercial health of the
of the Colony
any
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more than
violent or experimental measures, the
benefits to result prons which are at best
problematical .
(Signed)
18th May, 1984
1850
Time fopy?
W. P. Mercer
Conial Secretary.
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