2 que March 1842,
12,
2 by Sir Henry Pottinger, at p. 13 of Land office Book of Notifications.
6. It was resolved that Our Shortrede be informed in reply to his note that, at present, the Commission see no reasons for Keeping open enquiry beyond Monday next, so far at least as concerns the taking of riva voce evidence, and that they will be happy to take his examination on Monday at 10 A. M.
7. The Honorable Joseph Frost Edger, M. L. C., attending in pursuance of the invitation addressed to him, was examined.
He said
I am a Member of the Legislative Council; and a Merchant of Hong Kong. I have been such ever since the foundation of the Colony. I am a Marine Lot Holder as attorney for Mr. Joseph Fybus, whose Lot is Nr. 57. I was not present at either of the meetings of Marine Lot Holders convened in November last, and I took no part whatever in their proceedings.
As far as respects the first Question in the Schedule, I do not wish to be understood as giving any opinion on the propriety of the Praya being undertaken at all, but I think decidedly that, if it is to be undertaken at all, it ought to be by Government. Unless it be under the direct control and management of Government, I do not see how you are to secure the efficiency of the work, or to provide for it being done in a proper manner.
2 que March 1842,
12,
2 by Sir Henry Pottinger, at p. 13 of Land office Book of Notifications.
6. It was resolved that Our
Shortrede be informed in reply to his note that, at present, the Commission see no reasons for Keeping open enquiry beyou. Monday next, so
the en
ar at least
10 for
will
d
as concerns the taking of riva voce evidence, and that they
happy to take his-
Monday vest
be
Very
examination on
at 10 A. N.
in
7. The Honorable Joseph Frost Edger, M. L. b., attending pursuance of the invitation
addressed to brin, was examined.
He said
I am a
Member
of
the.
Legislative bouncil; and
a
Merchant of Hongnong.
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and I have.
been such ever since the foundation.
of the Colony. I am a Marine Lot Holder as attorney for Mr. Josephe Fybus, whose Let is Nr. 57. I was not present at either of the meetings
of
Marine Lot Holders convened
мо
in November last, and I took
et whatever in their proceeding.
part
As far as respects the first
Question in the Schedule, I do not
wish to be understood as
any opinion
giving the propriety of
ttre
the Praya being undertaken at
decidedly
all, but I think deci
that,
if it is to be undertation at all, it ought to be by Government.
Unless it be under the direct
control and management of Government, I do not see how
you are to secure the efficiency of the work, or to
"being
dowe in
a
5 provide for proper
ito
manner.
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