CO129-049 - Sir Bowring and Lieut Governor Caine - 1855 [1-4] — Page 152

6.

of £ $620 for Police, and a

proposal for large augmentations,.

contrasted with

an

expenditure

of £30 for the instruction of the people.-

These

oure

some of

the

&oints whircle appear to me of paramount importance,. I deal with them only generally- without suggesting a particular of action in order that

cavral

your

views may

be

cuvin

cumbered by suggestions of mine,

n to the best mode of giving affect to objects

mess

in whose desirable_

I dutt mot

you

will concur

objects which the progress of registation at home is

is gradually

accumpliching- and whiche demend the prompt attention of

all Her Majesty's servants

the Colonics.

in

150

I wish it however to

be understood that in se

ang gusting I should

any future reforms, consider it my duty to become mend that no present holder

of office should be e prejudiced change. contemplated abouge.

any

Jam, &e

(Signed) John Bowring.

(Ime Copy)

Colonial secret.

beritary