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the Parliamentary Grants will

in any

Ense

be looked to for the

carrying out this importanz and beneficial work.

I take the liberty of

referring to my dispatch N. 184, dated 28* December 1857, in which I

stated that while many of the

are A a

claims for expenditure temporary character, - such as the

construction of Public building,-

the

the resources

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provided as suggeste

"by your endship through" "the ("possibly better management in "The Revenue " are

likely to be permanent, - and I am happy

to think that relieved as we

are from

the buttens and

sacrifices necescitated by the

interruption

of friendly relations with the City and neighbourhood Canton, the progressive prope

of

prosperity

the bland has received, –

hus

ventured to anticipate, a ____

-

new and remarkable impulse.

There

was never

before so lange

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an

influx of resectable chinese settlery, never so great a demand for

-

House accommodation – meren such an

or

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augmentation of crowding into existing dwellings. Our difficulty is, among granite rocks and rugged ravines, to find fit

localities