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Jamn well aware that some ~ objections must be made to the plan, and without unanimity such a project will

:

et will never be carried into

effect satisfactorily, it will be of no

avail if the whole road be not

not completed

nud operenpfrom

- opened up from end to end, one dissentient t may frustrate the whole scheme. I am therefore of opinion

it would be desirable to intimate

to the several tenants that the -

Government is prepared to excente

this necessary

& for them

service and

to agree to adopt whichever of the two-

modes I propoce for effecting the object =

As regards the minute of Captain Cowper Jam inclined to coincide with

him that in the Lower

Bazaar

the

tenants having reclaimed to the

0

limit agreed upon.

and

: formed the

Strand Rood boundary, if they with

to extend further they do pay an additional

Rent, or permission for such extension

will not be

e granted

The same decision.

may be come to in other parts of the Town if after the extreme limit for the present has been defined

agreed to, and in

subs

and

subsequent years a

further extension be desired by the tenants they should be apossed for

such additional

I

& ground. With reference to Stem in the Minute of the Colonial Secretarys

as materially

Treasurer I disagree wit mater

and

affects the plane for the removal of the Police Station Hill, the two services

.

should proceed together, wants of the community.

and as the

in that

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