∙is
notoriously mefficient, and that Fronts + Junks
leave the Starbon without giving the notice that should be requind of them.
&
There
If there assertions are correct, is really no reason to doubt them, it in
in Efficient supervision quite evident that is exercised over Native Craft in the Starlour the Cherine Water population, and for this the Registren for dept is responsible.
Sanks
The Registration of tour, provided for of the following Orduanes
15 91860-191860 NP. 8 of 1858- which dannix
the for that the foower
b imist And it would appear.
performance of their provisions in rested
on a
in the Local gost, but that that power
not exercised.
in
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Row bout to protect the entrenes & the "Harbour and that #1 Steam Juntert are very ill adapted for the Service This admission points clearly to the Incessity of having One or two Colonial Gunboats of sufficients light draught to Cruize about the parrages, & Entrances to the Starlour, a vested with the power of Challenging any trading bout within
Colonial Waters.
It will be for Infardwells decision whether such a proposal shall be
urged upon the Admiralty — The Expound for 2 gumbrats has been
Expense Stated at ₤10.000 a year,
but who is to pay it
Armed row
A
boats could of course.
be maintamed at much
Sie A Kapen & Caft Nollother remedies
ave
The Statements of Caps Holloth in which Systen of Compulsory Registration "estore a The Imp! Gost is somewhat concerned are not
Unimportant, as
arning
Ordinance
it?
legs.
afloat ____2_ And a dis To the first there can be no objection, & Ibelins they tend to prove that
it to be, to a guat extent if not altogether the plan adopted deliberatief, for the suppression provided for by Ordinances of Piracy is not altogether suited to its object. The second is a
He says
Cotinial
that there is no cruzer, or
much larger question, d
One which could not be undertaken.
ENT.
Jounal Office
Treasury
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