2) lisoun..
• Having deserved thus much as to the first effect of this application I feel inclined to think that the second suggestion might be more favorable - if, at least, the premises are correct. On turning to the Governor's despatch No 7 Jan. 1856 it will be seen that the Revenue roll of the Colony has had an addition of £3800 and that there was then a surplus of £15,000 put out to the credit of the Victoria Government by the Rt. Honble H. Labouchere, M.P. on 19 July, 1856. Houstons,
1 Inclosure. No117. Received 19 July 1856 and Estimate to Forwarding Report, unterest in the Oriental Bank. Assuming this to be correct, and that it has not been absorbed in any way, there we seem to be money enough to pay for this & the other Contemplated works (by which are to be understood those that are to follow this) than (1.). But the Governor throws some doubt over the notion that he has sufficient means for his project, for he says he is not actually at present in a position to Expend the sum named in the Estimate. He may be so when the time arrives for undertaking it. On the whole therefore I come to the conclusion that it would not be proper to object, altogether to the work submitted by him to the sanction of the Secretary of State, but that he should be required to show how he stands in a pecuniary point of view - now & prospectively - as we can tell at least – and that if his means are proved to be sufficient the Govt will then consider & decide upon Application.
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• Having deserved thus munt as to the fist effect of this appitication I Beer inclined to think that the second seiprefsion nicht be more favorable - if, at least, the premiests are conect. On turning
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to the Givera's desper Wo 7 Jan. 156 it will.
it will be seen that the Reut
roll of the Colony
has had
andition of
₤3800
aud
Heat there was
Hongkong.
Magistracy
then a surplier of £15,000 put out
of 1856 for
Victoria
the Rt. Honble
H. Labouchere, M. P.
Governor Sir John Bowring
19 July, 1856. Houstons,
1 Inclosure.
No117.
Received
and Estimate to
Forwarding Report,
unterest in the Ovinitat
Bank. Apuming
thur to be correct, and that that it has not been absorbed
in
any way,
there we seem to be money secough to pay for this & the other Contemplated works (2y which are to day fe thecuselies
than
1.) But the Governor throws serve the an
doubt over the notion that he has
sufficient means for his shiject, for
"
he
says
he
is not actically at present in a position to Expend the conndecate.
the Estimate. He may
sum" named in how? be so when
the time arrives for undertatting it. the whole therefore I come to the conclusion
it. On
to the
altogether
that it would not be proper to object,
the work submitted by him to the " ? Coun decation of the Secretary of State, but that he should be
be required
to show
how he stands in a pecuniary point.
of view - now & pespectively
-
as
for the
人
cans tell at least – and that bebe
if his means are
informed
theat if
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proved to be sufficient the Gost wit then consider I decide upor Application.
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