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Stone Cutters' Islands at various times amounts to 1400 rounds.

"Constabler

Fourthly "That the Portuguese

on

duty had no fire arms. This Constables as all others stationed at the Stulk

is

under the immediate charge of the Ruropean Serjeant. he attends

the

morning dnsfection farade under arms and when dismissed

for duty is supposed to take them

the

with him in the book. On the

morning of the excipe he was found without

any

and although

it had creaped observation before,

to have been the general: being called upon to

affears

Custom. on

D

account

for the neglect. he states

that he had received no

orders respecting the

his arms when

on

special

carrying of boak duty.

he had therefore followed the practice in the Starbor of Victoria

of carrying his arms on boat duty during the night

only.

I have, Aer,

season

/ Signed) Wom quin

Captain Suferintendent. Copy)

(True

Arniel Secuting