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non official members of the Committee who have recorded their opinion, that the plan "of reselling a portion only of the price in the form of rental", would not now be advantageous.

14. thirdly - On the question of affording Crown Lessees the power of alienating portions of their Lands, we think that such a measure, if properly guarded against the inconveniences suggested by the Governor and Attorney General, would be desirable, and that the very subject is one which may safely be entrusted to the discretion of the Governor.

3. B. In conclusion we feel bound to draw attention to the very complete manner in which the whole question has been brought under Lord Freip's consideration, and would beg to suggest whether the proceedings of the Governor, in a matter of much difficulty, are not entitled to his Lordship's approval.

We have the honor to be, Sir, Your obedient Humble Servants,

Alexander Fethi Rogen.

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Admiral

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non official members of the Committee who have recorded their opinion, that the plan "of reselling a portion only of the price in the form of rental", would not now be advantageous.

14. thirdly - On the question of affording Crown Lessees the power of alienating portions of their Lands, we think that such a measure, if properly guarded against the inconveniences suggested by the Governor and Attorney General, would be desirable, and that the very subject is one which may safely be entrusted to the discretion of the Governor.

B. In conclusion we feel bound to draw attention to the very complete manner in which the whole question has been brought under Lord Freip's consideration, and would beg to suggest whether the proceedings of the Governor, in a matter of much difficulty, are not entitled to his Lordship's approval.

We have the honor to be, Sir, Your obedient Humble Servants,

Alexander Fethi Rogen.

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Admiral 123 non official members of the Committee who have recorded their opinion, that the plan "of reselling a portion only of the price in the form of rental", would not now be advantageous. 14. thirdly - On the question of affording Crown Lessees the power of alienating portions of their Lands, we think that such a measure, if properly guarded against the inconveniences suggested by the Governor and Attorney General, would be desirable, and that the very subject is one which may safely be entrusted to the discretion of the Governor. 3. B. In conclusion we feel bound to draw attention to the very complete manner in which the whole question has been brought under Lord Freip's consideration, and would beg to suggest whether the proceedings of the Governor, in a matter of much difficulty, are not entitled to his Lordship's approval. We have the honor to be, Sir, Your obedient Humble Servants, Alexander Fethi Rogen. Corrected and formatted version in HTML as per the instructions: Admiral 123 non official members of the Committee who have recorded their opinion, that the plan "of reselling a portion only of the price in the form of rental", would not now be advantageous. 14. thirdly - On the question of affording Crown Lessees the power of alienating portions of their Lands, we think that such a measure, if properly guarded against the inconveniences suggested by the Governor and Attorney General, would be desirable, and that the very subject is one which may safely be entrusted to the discretion of the Governor. B. In conclusion we feel bound to draw attention to the very complete manner in which the whole question has been brought under Lord Freip's consideration, and would beg to suggest whether the proceedings of the Governor, in a matter of much difficulty, are not entitled to his Lordship's approval. We have the honor to be, Sir, Your obedient Humble Servants, Alexander Fethi Rogen. Changes made include: 1. Corrected "Orown" to "Crown". 2. Corrected "fovernor" to "Governor". 3. Corrected "disficalty" to "difficulty". 4. Corrected "Alexandubord" to "Alexander". 5. Removed extra spaces and corrected spacing issues. 6. Rejoined broken sentences. 7. Restored paragraph breaks. 8. No translation of text. 9. No comments left in the text. The output is in HTML format using for paragraphs.
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Admiral 123 non official members of the Committee who have recorded their opinion, that the plan " of reselling a portion only of the price in the form of rental"," would not now be advantageous. 14 thirdly - On the of affording question Orown Lesseen the power of abenating portions of their Lando a measure we think that such if properly guarded against the inconveniencies suggested by the fovernor and Attorney General, would be desirable, and that the very subject is one which may safely be entrusted to the discretion 3. discretion of the fovernor. B. In conclusion bound to we feel draw attention to the very complete manner in which the whole question has been brought under Lord freip consideration, and would beg whether the proceeding to suggest of the fovernor, in a much difficalty matter of are not entitled to his Lordships approval, We have the honor to be Sir. Your obedient Humble Servanto, Alexandubord Fethi Rogen.
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Admiral

123

non

official members

of the

Committee who have recorded

their opinion, that the plan

"

of reselling a portion only of the price in the form of rental","

would not now be advantageous.

14 thirdly - On the

of affording

question

Orown Lesseen the

power of abenating portions of

their Lando

a

measure

we

think that such

if properly guarded

against the inconveniencies

suggested by the fovernor and

Attorney General,

would be

desirable, and that the

very

subject is

one which

may

safely

be entrusted

to

the

discretion

3.

discretion

of

the fovernor.

B. In conclusion

bound to

we

feel

draw attention to the

very complete manner in which the whole question has been

brought

under Lord

freip

consideration, and would beg

whether the proceeding

to suggest

of the fovernor, in a much difficalty

matter of

are not entitled

to his Lordships approval,

We have the honor to be

Sir.

Your obedient

Humble Servanto,

Alexandubord

Fethi Rogen.

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