Cemetery and the Auditor.
Penal.
officers
I agree with the that it is impossible to adapt the expenditure to the Estimates with any approximation to exactitude, and I think the point put forward by the Auditor is worthy of notice, viz: that while in the four Colonies, with which the Despatch under reply is concerned, the excess of actual over estimated expenditure was but £15,242, the excess of actual over estimated Revenue was £24,005.
On the subject of appropriations in aid of the salary of Principal Storekeeper, I have no doubt that Sir John Bowring will address you.
I trust the explanation regarding Mr. W. St. Mitchell's allowances will be satisfactory.
The Surveyor General shall be instructed to make his requisitions in future through the Colonial Secretary's Office, and these shall be transmitted, as I presume is intended, through the Secretary of State to the Agent General for Crown Colonies.
As concerns the remission of Mr. Duddell's Market Rent, it
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Cemetary and the• Auditor
Pennal.
officers
I agree with the that it is impossible to adapt thes expenditure to the Estimates with any approximation to
zxactitudes, and I think the
point put forward by thes
•Auditor Loneros prarthey of motion, coigt: that while in the fouringons, with which the Despoich underpeply is concerned, these cores, fnctual overgstimated er ponditie: 2) was but £15, 2,442,
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the genes of anty
Revenue suas £24,005.
• of actualoverestimated
On these biject of appropriations
of the palary of Prinates Sporetary Thave no doubt that Sir John
Bowring with hims of
you.
address
I trust the explanation)
regarding Mr. W. St. Mitchells allowances will to satisfactory.
The Surveyor Sonceal shall be instructed to make his requisitions in futurs through the Colonial Secretary's Office,
and these shall be Kanemitted.
as I prosume je intended, though; the Secretary of State to the Agent General for Memon Colonice.
As concerns the remission of Mr. Duddell's Market Font, it
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