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12.

is to be

expected

with

regard

to boundaries

in Victoria, as

they

sum to have been

Excelleney,

1)

defined, and approved by this Exulterey

the late Governor, but it is well that

some conclusion be speedily.

with

d

regard

Come to

to the outstations, - and

This Excellency directs me to add that

he has no intention of interfering, in

I any way

with what is strietty, Ordnance

| properly, but he urishes to tinns precisely

know the limits and tenure of that property, as in the presept, condition of the Colony. it is of the greatest importance that this Government be thoroughly acquainted with the nature and position of all

land available

also be desirable

Revenue, and it much

to the Respective officers

that their daims to all Ordnanc

Ground. be properly defined,

registered.

I havet.

and

301

formally

(Signed)

M. I. Merar.

Colonial Scoutary.

(

Sme copy!

(signia)

M. Roberts,

AMS

True copies)

Menin

Acting Colonial Seculary