CO129-066 - Public Offices - 1857 — Page 377

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and general definition of "defensive purposes" the Governor has

tivo

preferred time applications for? for £10,000 each;_ of which one has been

conceded

cd (at

least

by the Imperial lvernment) I think

be

that it may remarked in the

House of Commons,

when these votes are proposed, that whilst

it is known to

the

Colonial Office that

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for public works, and that at the same time Parliaments is asked for funds for defensive purposes, which

rway

metin

anything,

and

vill

be applied to Colonial

objects, which can

intended,

ke

unless the Governor

is required to keep himself streetly to the service for whick the money is granted.

the

of the

Colony

arc

deficient

every

ive sanction

demand the Governor

makes for money

for

18 June.

Mier

Sume writing

Paper I have had

intensiew with M. Oleverly who informes

theat

cre