In accordance with the notice issued by Government on 17th March 1852, we are permitted to tender, how to receive, the notes of the Composition in payment of Government dues, but as provision is made by the Home Government for a separate column for Bank Notes in the Treasury Returns, and as there is little reference to it, and they are payable into Dollars, they have always been included in the Column assigned to Dollars.
The amount at present in the Treasury Chest amounts to $85860 #3860- the entire sum in the Treasury being £2949.11.7/s.
The three Despatches of Sir George Bonham, referred to in your Despatch, still remain unanswered.
In accordance with your directions, the practice of receiving the notes will be continued till receipt of further instructions.
I have the honour to be,
with the highest respect,
Your most Obedient, Humble Servant,
neerdance with the notice issued by Government me 17th Merch 1852, m Espy enetrend, how toer Juice leveined the notes of the Composition in payment of Government dues, but as to forvision is made by the Home Justrationer for a Seporate- Column for Bank Mites in the Reavury Returns, and as there liter referenseite, and
empty and are at any purment
tible into, Dollard, they have
abrays
" alomys been included in the Column assigned to Dollars
The Moter at present in the Recenry Chest Ammunt to $858bo
#3860-
the entire some in the botrest
being £ 2949.11.7/s.
315
The three Desportolus of Ir George Bonham, referred to in your Despartel, still remain unanswered.
In asendance with you directions, the practice of receiving the
above explained thath be
mited as abo
enitimed till receipt of further
instructions.
I have the limor to be,
with the highest respect,
Li
Your most Obedient, Houmble Servant,
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