CO129-039 - Sir Bonham - 1852 [1-12] — Page 24

culjiet to a

ground rent, it is

:liffient to anticipate the sexsemes

which they would decline

paym

ML

came to the Government which is it's lawful claimant. Ill property is purchased with

it's liabilities and it

may

He

the

assumed that the price is proportion.

to the same.

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Fus

if

it could have

'sen supposed that the Ordnance were Tacquire this land

sharges

to

the

free from

க்

which it was Kumon to

iubject, the probabilite is that Arohance would have had to ray for it a propationaly increased finice! I can hardly think it

likely therefore that I should find myself un self at liberty to autionize you to relinquish this Rent."

I shall feel therefore obliged, by your bringing this matter to the

$

22

notice of the Board of Revective

Officers, that the may either cause

a payment of

what is due on

this

account to be made to the Colonisû

Plasmir,

thew cause who it

should not be. -

The amount duis on the...

premises is £102, 16.7, being from 14th May 1851, the date on which

this

welc

dansfered to Her Mejectys Government, to the 25€

Witing!

I have to.

(Aqued) & 8. Bonham-

Copy! Maine

Colonial Cecretary,