CO129-074 - Lieut. Governor Caine & Sir Robinson - 1859 [6-12] — Page 180

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of the

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entitled to a similar immunity. Under these circumstances

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then I hust you will see reason to refrain from ordering Ordinance such as General Shaulinger suggests to be laid before the Legislative Council of the Colony.

It should be steadily

kept in view that

that at

present

the Barracks, Hospital, Stone-Houses, and in short the entire property of the War Department

way interfered with specially exempt

are in no w

and are

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from local toration of any : kind.

I have the honor to be

With the highest respect,

Sir

Your most Obedient Humble Servant

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Burdened junior members

of the

British Government should not be

entitled to a similar immunity. Under these circumstances

An

then I trust you will see reason to refrain from ordering Ordinance such as General Schauninger suggests to be laid before the Legislative Council of the Colony.

It should be steadily

kept in view that

at present

the Barracks, Hospital, Stone Houses, and in short the entire property of the War Department

are in no way interfered with specially exempt

and are

177

from local taxation of any kind.

I have the honor to be

With the highest respect,

Sir

Your most Obedient Humble Servant

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Burdened junior members of the British Government should not be entitled to a similar immunity. Under these circumstances then I trust you will see reason to refrain from ordering Ordinance such as General Schauninger suggests to be laid before the Legislative Council of the Colony.

It should be steadily kept in view that at present the Barracks, Hospital, Stone Houses, and in short the entire property of the War Department are in no way interfered with specially exempt and are from local taxation of any kind.

177

I have the honor to be
With the highest respect,
Sir
Your most Obedient Humble Servant

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Burdened junior members of the British Government should not be entitled to a similar immunity. Under these circumstances then I trust you will see reason to refrain from ordering Ordinance such as General Schauninger suggests to be laid before the Legislative Council of the Colony.

It should be steadily kept in view that at present the Barracks, Hospital, Stone Houses, and in short the entire property of the War Department are in no way interfered with specially exempt and are from local taxation of any kind.

177

I have the honor to be
With the highest respect,
Sir
Your most Obedient Humble Servant

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