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£49600, learning a deficiency of £ 13.000. But then W. Rridges, the Acting Colonial Secretary and his letter,
cscisual, throws much the clearest light
arv
on the subject) expresses opinion that the expenditure includes
no less than £11000 for Public Works
which might be postponed, light,
Paol
Civil Hospital
The Bouring Praya.
£5000
20
4000
Such strong reasons have been shewn for havrig a better Park, that
of Parliament will again give Honghoy
Any
help this
year,
Ishould be
inclined to let the inclined to let the Laol
take it's course.
About the demand for a Cirl Hospital
a
o the nature and extent of existing Hospitals, I have no special information. The Bowring Praya Jean well believe to be a fancy which could wait for
prosperars
J
of a Parti sore
prosperous times.
But the really material question is to what extent, and for how long, Parliamentary Aid can properly be sought for this Colony. In the year 1855 this Frant ceased, ver J. Bouring having
innecessary.
Sw
reported it to be uns 1857, at his John Rowing's carrest request, a vote of £10000 was asked and obtained for measures of precaution
"And defence consequent upon the
་་
enore,
y
state of affairs in China. He soon afterwards applied for £10000
hit this thre Secretary of State reficed to give without further explanations, which explanations
have never
been
offered.
How the Vote of £10,000 has
been used may be gathered from the drafts to the Treasury and to the Governor on 10.621 placed amongst the
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