CO129-037 - Sir Bonham - 1851 [6-9] — Page 142

was

the leave.

This

lands

to be paid for change in the disposal of

generally made known chortly after the receipt of your Lordships despatch above referred to.- however, thought it desirable to have it officially announced, and I enclose copy of a Notification issued on the subject.

The number

of

139

resumed by Government, and the

Chinaman

same was sold to a

at the fixed annual Rental of

-

£11.16.2

for

the

of

£2640.10.

N2

lot

put up

to Auction on this occasion was 19,

of which 11 only

were sold at a

fixed annual Rental of £59. 17.4

and the

premium obtained for

of these amounted to £9.11.8, as will be seen

by the List.

I have further to report

that on the 4th Instant, the Surveys. General

put up to auction one half

Inland Lot 8.219 with the

Buildings thereon which had been

Capital

I have the hour to be, With the highest respect, Your Lordship's,

Most obedient

Humble Servant,

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