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any advantage from it would be too great a discouragement to exertion, and so effectual a premium on neglect, that it would, I think, outweigh the value of any saving which might thence arise to the Public Revenue
I have the honor to be
Your obedient humble Servant
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I desire to apprise you of the arrangements made regarding...
[Robinson]
Your despatch of the 10 May last, enclosing a letter from the Surveyor General on the subject of the future development of Kowloon, was referred to the Land & Engineering Committee for their report. I transmit to you a copy of the reply to that reference.
I have to inform you that Their Excellencies disapprove of any of the arrangements that have been proposed for the settling of Mouton.
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It would be unfair and impolitic
for that reason to ignore
The latter. London refuse the Safee.
any advantage from it would be too great a discouragement to exertion, and so effectual a premium on neglect, that it would, I think, outweigh the value of any saving which might thence arise to the Public Revenue
I have the honor to be
Your obedient humble Servant
To the Governor of this territory
I desire to apprise you of the arrangements made
[Robinson]
Your despatch of the 10 May last, enclosing a letter from the Surveyor General on the subject of the future development of Kowloon, was referred to the Land & Engineering Committee for their report. I transmit to you a copy of the reply to that reference.
I have to inform you that Their Excellencies disapprove of any of the arrangements that have been proposed for the settling of Mouton.
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I have the honor to be Your obedient humble Servant.
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Your despatch of the 10 May last, enclosing a letter from the Surveyor General on the subject of the future development of Kowloon, was referred to the Land & Engineering Committee for their report. I transmit to you a copy of the reply to that reference.
I have to inform you that Their Excellencies disapprove of any of the arrangements that have been proposed for the settling of Mouton.
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