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Extract of letter from the Acting Surveyor General to the Colonial Secretary dated 4th February 1865.

"Mr. Inglis the Engineer Foreman at the Mint has by my desire visited the different Factories in the City with a view to ascertaining what proportion of European skilled labor to Chinese will probably be required for the Execution of the Machinery and Ironwork at the Mint. He is of opinion that two European fitters and one Blacksmith will be required during the Erection of the machinery

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210Extract of letter from the Acting Surveyor General to the Colonial Secretary dated 4th February 1865."Mr. Inglis the Engineer Foreman at the Mint has by my desire visited the different Factories in the City with a view to ascertaining what proportion of European skilled labor to Chinese will probably be required for the Execution of the Machinery and Ironwork at the Mint. He is of opinion that two European fitters and one Blacksmith will be required during the Erection of the machinery

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1210Extact of letter from the Acting Surveyor General to the Colonial Secretary dated 4th February 1865."Mr. Inglis the Engineer Foreman at the Muit has by my desire visited the different Factories in the City with a view to ascer- -taining what proportion of European stilled labor to Chinese will probably be required for the Exec. tion of the Machinery and Ironwork at the Mint. He is of opinion that two European fitters and Blacksmith will be requiredone during the Erection of the machinery

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Extact of letter from the Acting Surveyor General to the Colonial Secretary dated 4th February 1865.

"Mr. Inglis the Engineer

Foreman at the Muit has by my desire visited the different Factories in the City with a view to ascer- -taining what proportion of European stilled labor to Chinese will

probably be required for the Exec. tion of the Machinery and Ironwork at the Mint. He is of opinion that two European fitters and

Blacksmith will be required

one

during the Erection of the

machinery

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