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No of Date of Desp. Desser

132 10

Subject of Despatch.

1. Sept. Reporting date of Crown Lands on the 28th August, and alluding to claims loud to certain of the Lots.

133 11 # Reporting appointments in the Colonial Office.

134 Reporting changes in the Auditor General's Office.

135 12. Printing and differences in the foregoing and approved Estimates for 1855.

136

13 # Reporting recall of the Emigration Proclamation of 28th February 1855, and the issue of a proclamation on the 20th August.

137 16th. Regarding applications from the Colonial Secretary and Surveyor General for leave of absence, and an expected debate on the beauties.

138

139 Forwarding estimates of the colony for 1856.

14th... Reporting 2 months leave of absence granted to Colonel Caine to visit India

No. of Date of Incl. Debt: Desp: None

142

From 3 2

88 22.

Subject of Despatch.

404. Sept: Submitting correspondence between the Governments of Victoria and Hong Kong, on the subject of Emigration

143 Forwarding letter from Colonel Caine, and Memorandum from M. Mercer, relating to Paragraph 1 of Sir John Bowring's Despatch 2131 of 4th instant.

Originals With reference to Lord John Russell's Circular of 13th July 1855, stating that the Law of the Colony respecting crimes does not differ from that of the Mother Country.

12 With reference to Lord John Russell's Circular of 13th July 1855, stating that the Port of Hong Kong is strictly free, and that goods imported are subject to duties.

1/4/14 28th ... Acknowledging receipt of Circular of 21st July, and Lord John Russell's Despatches No. 27 of 12th, and Circulars of 12th and 13th July 1855.

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No of Date of Desp. Desser

132 10

Subject of Despatch.

1. Sept. Reporting date of Crown Lands on the 28th August, and alluding to claims loud to certain of the Lots.

133 11 # Reporting appointments in the Colonial Office.

134 Reporting changes in the Auditor General's Office.

135 12. Printing and differences in the foregoing and approved Estimates for 1855.

136

13 # Reporting recall of the Emigration Proclamation of 28th February 1855, and the issue of a proclamation on the 20th August.

137 16th. Regarding applications from the Colonial Secretary and Surveyor General for leave of absence, and an expected debate on the beauties.

138

139 Forwarding estimates of the colony for 1856.

14th... Reporting 2 months leave of absence granted to Colonel Caine to visit India

No. of Date of Incl. Debt: Desp: None

142

From 3 2

88 22.

Subject of Despatch.

404. Sept: Submitting correspondence between the Governments of Victoria and Hong Kong, on the subject of Emigration

143 Forwarding letter from Colonel Caine, and Memorandum from M. Mercer, relating to Paragraph 1 of Sir John Bowring's Despatch 2131 of 4th instant.

Originals With reference to Lord John Russell's Circular of 13th July 1855, stating that the Law of the Colony respecting crimes does not differ from that of the Mother Country.

12 With reference to Lord John Russell's Circular of 13th July 1855, stating that the Port of Hong Kong is strictly free, and that goods imported are subject to duties.

1/4/14 28th ... Acknowledging receipt of Circular of 21st July, and Lord John Russell's Despatches No. 27 of 12th, and Circulars of 12th and 13th July 1855.

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No of Date of Desp. Desser 132 10 Subject of Despatch. 1. Sept. Reporting date of Crown Lands on the 28th August, and alluding to claims loud to certain of the Lots. 133 11 # Reporting appointments in the Colonial Office. 134 Reporting changes in the Auditor General's Office. 135 12. Printing and differences in the foregoing and approved Estimates for 1855. 136 13 # Reporting recall of the Emigration Proclamation of 28th February 1855, and the issue of a proclamation on the 20th August. 137 16th. Regarding applications from the Colonial Secretary and Surveyor General for leave of absence, and an expected debate on the beauties. 138 139 Forwarding estimates of the colony for 1856. 14th... Reporting 2 months leave of absence granted to Colonel Caine to visit India No. of Date of Incl. Debt: Desp: None 142 From 3 2 88 22. Subject of Despatch. 404. Sept: Submitting correspondence between the Governments of Victoria and Hong Kong, on the subject of Emigration 143 Forwarding letter from Colonel Caine, and Memorandum from M. Mercer, relating to Paragraph 1 of Sir John Bowring's Despatch 2131 of 4th instant. Originals With reference to Lord John Russell's Circular of 13th July 1855, stating that the Law of the Colony respecting crimes does not differ from that of the Mother Country. 12 With reference to Lord John Russell's Circular of 13th July 1855, stating that the Port of Hong Kong is strictly free, and that goods imported are subject to duties. 1/4/14 28th ... Acknowledging receipt of Circular of 21st July, and Lord John Russell's Despatches No. 27 of 12th, and Circulars of 12th and 13th July 1855. Page information is not present in the given text, hence not added. However, to follow the exact instruction of outputting only HTML using for paragraphs (and only if absolutely necessary) without any extra text, the corrected version is: No of Date of Desp. Desser 132 10 Subject of Despatch. 1. Sept. Reporting date of Crown Lands on the 28th August, and alluding to claims loud to certain of the Lots. 133 11 # Reporting appointments in the Colonial Office. 134 Reporting changes in the Auditor General's Office. 135 12. Printing and differences in the foregoing and approved Estimates for 1855. 136 13 # Reporting recall of the Emigration Proclamation of 28th February 1855, and the issue of a proclamation on the 20th August. 137 16th. Regarding applications from the Colonial Secretary and Surveyor General for leave of absence, and an expected debate on the beauties. 138 139 Forwarding estimates of the colony for 1856. 14th... Reporting 2 months leave of absence granted to Colonel Caine to visit India No. of Date of Incl. Debt: Desp: None 142 From 3 2 88 22. Subject of Despatch. 404. Sept: Submitting correspondence between the Governments of Victoria and Hong Kong, on the subject of Emigration 143 Forwarding letter from Colonel Caine, and Memorandum from M. Mercer, relating to Paragraph 1 of Sir John Bowring's Despatch 2131 of 4th instant. Originals With reference to Lord John Russell's Circular of 13th July 1855, stating that the Law of the Colony respecting crimes does not differ from that of the Mother Country. 12 With reference to Lord John Russell's Circular of 13th July 1855, stating that the Port of Hong Kong is strictly free, and that goods imported are subject to duties. 1/4/14 28th ... Acknowledging receipt of Circular of 21st July, and Lord John Russell's Despatches No. 27 of 12th, and Circulars of 12th and 13th July 1855.
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No of Date of Desp. Desser 13210 Subject of Despatch. 1. sept. Reporting date of Crnon Lands on the 28th August, and alluding to clasime loud to certain- of the Liter. 153 11 # __ Reporting appointments in the Colonial berting 134 Office! Reporting siniges in the Auditin in the Auditor General' Office. 185 12. Printing mit difference in the forefoved and apportved Estimates for 1855. 136 13 # Reporting recull of the Emigration. Ponlamation of 28th Elebruary 1855, and the issue of a preol me me the 20 the the August 187 16th. Regarding applications from the Colonial_ Secretary And Surveyor General for lecuve bounced, and an expected due probe the beauti 138 139 Fre avurer Sconcemitting afferred sestimates of the belony for det 14th... Reporting 2% months leave of absence granted to Colonel Caine to visit India No. of Dorte of Incl. Debt: Desp: Mone 142 Frone 3 2 λιστα 88 22. Ind Subject of Despatch. 404. Sept: Submitting corespondence between the Governments of Victoria and Houghing, on the subject of Emigration 143 Forwarding letter from Colonel Caine, and Memorant from M. Mercer, relating to Paragrafite 1 of Sir Jolie Bmoring's Despotete 2:1131 of 4th instant. Originals With reference to Lord John Russell's Cirenlar of 13th # July 1855, stating that the Low of the capitally funistrable Cerlauf respecting crimes does not differ from that of the Mother Countrysion 12 With reference to Lord John Aussell's Circular of 3th July 1855, starting that the Port of Homughing strictly free, an ML , and that - goods imported duties are Simproved Nime 1/4/14 28th ... Rokinoledging receipt of Birentar of 21th July. ind Lord Jolie Ruveselle Despertolics N N: 27 of 12th, and Circulars of 12th and 13th - July 1855 Be love.
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No of Date of Desp. Desser

13210

Subject of Despatch.

1. sept. Reporting date of Crnon Lands on the 28th

August, and alluding to clasime loud to certain- of the Liter.

153 11 # __ Reporting appointments in the Colonial berting

134

Office!

Reporting siniges in the Auditin

in the Auditor General' Office.

185 12. Printing mit difference in the forefoved and apportved Estimates for 1855.

136

13

#

Reporting recull of the Emigration. Ponlamation of 28th Elebruary 1855, and the issue of a preol me me the 20 the

the August

187 16th. Regarding applications from the Colonial_ Secretary And Surveyor General for lecuve

bounced, and an expected due probe the beauti

138

139

Fre

avurer

Sconcemitting afferred sestimates of the belony for det

14th... Reporting 2% months leave of absence granted

to Colonel Caine to visit India

No. of Dorte of

Incl.

Debt: Desp:

Mone

142

Frone

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2

λιστα

88

22.

Ind

Subject of Despatch.

404. Sept: Submitting corespondence between the

Governments of Victoria and Houghing, on the subject of Emigration

143

Forwarding letter from Colonel Caine, and Memorant from M. Mercer, relating to Paragrafite 1 of Sir Jolie Bmoring's Despotete 2:1131

of 4th instant.

Originals

With reference to Lord John Russell's Cirenlar of 13th # July 1855, stating that the Low of the

capitally funistrable Cerlauf respecting crimes does not differ from that of the Mother Countrysion

12

With reference to Lord John Aussell's Circular of 3th July 1855, starting that the Port of Homughing

strictly free, an

ML

, and that

- goods imported

duties are

Simproved

Nime

1/4/14 28th ... Rokinoledging receipt of Birentar of 21th July.

ind Lord Jolie Ruveselle Despertolics N

N: 27 of 12th, and Circulars of 12th and 13th - July 1855 Be

love.

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