CO129-086 - Sir Robinson - 1862 [5-6] — Page 352

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جز

2 nuly

If the Chamber should concur with the Governor, then whether the Copper Cash or mil, of the descrifition furnished by the master of the mint as a specimen, would be likely to be

favorably

received

by the chinese, and to supplant in the Colony the Chinese Cash at present in

Circulation.

3rdly

Whether the 10 Cent piece

Should be a Silver Coin s

a Silver Coin specially

coined at the London Mint for Houghing

and intrinsically worth less than its

rated value, or

whether the Spanish

tomble real which is coined at its

intrinsic value would answer, and

could be retained in the bolory.

4thly

The opinion of the Chamber

to the amount which should be named in

as

the proposed Proclamation above which the dollar alone and below which the subsidiary

Coinage might

one dollar- or

be

five-

a

legal

tender-

query

or what number?

(Signed) H. G. R. R

(True copy)

Wot Alexand

Acting Colonial Secretary.