CO129-049 - Sir Bowring and Lieut Governor Caine - 1855 [1-4] — Page 326

office, which will not be required for Doospital purposes for the present,

and that the contingency of m

paying

Rent for

the same

same will

dedend upon the pleasure of the

Right Aricable the Secretary of State segue for the Crionics.

Your Letter of the 275 February Ultims 1104 acquainted me that it was intended to convert into an

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Civil Arpital the Bungalow and hitherto uned as the office of the

Harbour Master and Marine luagistrate, and to set apart the

of the Ground Floo

ŝasteru rooms

of the Court Arce ofor tist

purpose.

& Communienting with the

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C.

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Surveyor beneral, I found that there

would be no accommodation appropriated to me as a residence, and as the Colonial Surgeon led me to understand that he was to have appartments in this House, PhD. no resource, pending a reference to The Right Stounable the Secretary to the Criouies, but to suck for a Arnu, which after much difficulty, from the great demand there is at present for Graces, Isnccceded in purcming, and these reasons will I hope be sufficient

creuse

حان

for un respectfully

declining the offer of two rooms here on

the conditions moord.

I have to..

(Signed) Pros. V.Watkins

(Trie. Copy)

Colonial Secretary-

Harbour Master and marine magistrate,