CO129-059 - Sir Bowring - 1856 [11-12] — Page 59

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be carried them on he was acting

illegally

and revuld be proveeded Against - yet he persisted

C

Notwithstanding those repeated notifications, and Htis Sexcellency

is advised that the whole of the

Materials remored were crecled

not only after the promulgation of the Ordinance but after these

disregarded cautions and w.

wa

:amings.

As far as His texcellency

can look through the somewhat

vague

e averments of the Resolutions. under notice, he guthins, assisted by circumstances which have

occurred since the passing of

the Ordinance, that Sections &

and XX are the provis.

firevisiones

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principally objected to . The latter

section frassed sub sitentic in the -Legislative Commeil . The former,

. borrowed almost listically from

the Metropolitan Building Act

( 7 and 8 Kotoria . C 84) was the Subject of discussion and the

Surveyor General having ban

examined reported that the vicus

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of his Department as to the constuction of edifices had been

made known to the contractors

for all buildings then in progress_

and the clause was

(was manimensty