Elist.
JW. In
decided
Cusson by Sir. J. Bruning, he should be told, that it cannot be sanctioned at home. JW. suggest that, whatever be the scheme ultimately 22/3. unless it has been well diversified by
684.
ivale
The Inhabitants of Victoria.
I have had an instructive
Communication on the subject of this scheme with Mr.
Bridges
General. He thinks that the late Acting Attorney
it is a good project and
in fact seems to have
had something to
do with
suggesting
it, but he entertains
doubts whether there
may
not be
other enterprises of public utility
which should have precedence. I must explain, is
He proposal,
that either the Holders of Marine
Lots should pay the expenses and
thereupon be allowed to retain
their encroachments without extra
rent, or else that the Colony should undertake the Work, but in that case that the Owners of Lots should pay
a rent
on the ground which they
have appropriated.
It is in the latter event that W.
Bridges
doubts whether there may not be other objects - such as
lighting, draining etc., which have
a greater demand on the Colonial Treasury. He has not much Confidence in the withdrawal
Elist.
JW. In
decided
Cusson by Sie. J. Bruning, he should be told, that it cannot la.. sanctioned at home Iw. suggest sheat, whatever be the scheme ultimately 22/3. unlesit has been well diverfaed by
684.
ivale
The Inhditants of Victoria.
I have had an instructive
Communication on the subject of this scheme with Mt.
Bridges
General. He thinks that the late Acting Attorney.
it is a good project and
ni
fact seems to have
had something
do with
suggesting
it, but he
entertaus.
to
$
doubts whether there
may
11
not be
I
other enterprises of public utility
which should have precedence. Imust explain, is
He
proposal,
that either the Holders of Marine
Lots should pay the expenses and
thereupon be allowed to retain
their everochments without extra
rent, or else that the Colony should undertake the Work, hit in that case that the Owners of Loto should pay
a lent
ound which they
Ground
ow
the esotra
have
appropriatio
It is in the latter event that w.
Bridges
doubts whether there may not be other objects - such as
lighting, draining re, which have
a greater demand on the Colonial Treasury. He has not much Confidence in the withdrawal
of
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