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d your

retirement, and;

of the 13th

ansver

March signified the

concurren

of the

Lads Commissioners of the Treasury in! the Official arrangemente also explained in that Despatek. I am directed to request you will inform their Lordships that the Local Government, having carefully considered the views of the Buke of Newcastle for consolidating certain public Offices in the Colony, entertain the

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the opinion that the plan submitted in

Colonel Caines despatet the 15th April last.

of

has

et. 2 (which sovupported by the entire concurrence

of the late Governor

Sir G. Bonkam

as

appears from his letter: of the 6th Inot, copy of which is annexed) is

preferable to that of the Duke of Newcastle and Sir G. Grey having

Minches that they reasons reviewed the bes gime pr these chemin,

pe plave agrees with the

ther

arrangement is

the best. Their Lordships

will

N° 2. St Gov. Caine

6 Jules

Sie 2. Bonham