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and minutely into the details for improving the War Department property in Wargstang; of these cv v AD O of the most important the recommendation that the privilege we possess should be exercised, of reclaiming ground from the 31 W hauler frontage; this plan he considered would be a most desirable and economical internal arrangement; a copy of this later was forwarded on to the Secretary, and this day be the Colonial Лё the 29th of that month o leiter on the subject was addressed to the Duke of Newcastle, then the Secretary of State for the Colonies, by Mr. Mercer the Acting Governor of Hong Kong: the matter was again referred to by Sir H. Robinson in a communication addressed to Mr. Fortescue dated 15 July (not 186'3, the a new "anò, but presumably 1863). The question has been frequently discussed in correspondence with the Colonial and War Departments on former occasions.

The accompanying copy is of a letter from Lieut. Col. Lovell R. E. also clearly shows that his communication to the head of his Department in England dated 2nd July 1866, was merely a continuation of a subject which had been frequently brought to the notice of the Home and Local Authorities in the usual way. In fact the paragraph to which Lieut. Col. Lovell refers on the subject of the valuation of Messrs. Pattlein's property, which the valuers, (of whom the Acting Colonial Surveyor General was one) declared

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356 and minutely into the details for improving the War Department property in Wargstang; of these cv v AD O of the most important the recommendation that the privilege we possess should be exercised, of reclaiming ground from the 31 W hauler frontage; this plan he considered would be a most desirable and economical internal arrangement; a copy of this later was forwarded on to the Secretary, and this day be the Colonial Лё the 29th of that month o leiter on the subject was addressed to the Duke of Newcastle, then the Secretary of State for the Colonies, by Mr. Mercer the Acting Governor of Hong Kong: the matter was again referred to by Sir H. Robinson in a communication addressed to Mr. Fortescue dated 15 July (not 186'3, the a new "anò, but presumably 1863). The question has been frequently discussed in correspondence with the Colonial and War Departments on former occasions. The accompanying copy is of a letter from Lieut. Col. Lovell R. E. also clearly shows that his communication to the head of his Department in England dated 2nd July 1866, was merely a continuation of a subject which had been frequently brought to the notice of the Home and Local Authorities in the usual way. In fact the paragraph to which Lieut. Col. Lovell refers on the subject of the valuation of Messrs. Pattlein's property, which the valuers, (of whom the Acting Colonial Surveyor General was one) declared
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356 and minutely into the details for improving the War Department property in Wargstang; of these cv v AD O of the most important the recommendation that the privilege we possess should be sourcised?, of reclaiming ground from the 31 W hauler frontage; this plow he considered to akad would be A most desirable and economical Intext arrangement; a copy of this later was faicarded on Secretary, and This on day be the Colonial Лё the 29th of that month o leiter on the subjur Mas addreford to the Duke of Newcastle, then the Secretary of State for the Colonies, by Mr. Mercer the Ading Governor of Hongtong : the matter was again referred to by Sir H. Robinson in a communication addrefed to Mr but dis exibi * 1,ch "Fortescue dated ite (15 ten papper Berater question dunfore July is not 186'3. the a new "anò, Fletcher has been frequently discursed., in cares but vexfrond mer! with the Colonial and Was Departments formur occasions. The accompanying copy an of a letter from Lient. Col. Lovell R. C. also clearly shoes that his communication to the head of his Department in England dated 2nd July 1866, merely die continuation of aanhjeet sohich had been frequently brought to the notice of the Home and Local Authorities in the usual Atova fact the paragraph to which Lieut. Col. Lovill refers on the subject of the valuation of theft Petelin's property. which the valuers, (of whan the Acting Colonial Surveyor General was m. ace) declar
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and minutely into the details for improving the War Department property

in

Wargstang; of these

cv v

AD O

of the most important

the recommendation that the

privilege we possess should be sourcised?,

of reclaiming ground from the

31 W

hauler frontage; this plow he considered to akad

would be

A

most desirable and economical Intext

arrangement; a copy of this later was

faicarded

on

Secretary, and

This

on

day

be the Colonial

Лё

the 29th of that month o

leiter on the subjur

Mas

addreford to the

Duke of Newcastle, then the Secretary of State for the Colonies, by Mr. Mercer the Ading Governor of Hongtong : the matter

was

again referred to by Sir H. Robinson

in a communication addrefed to Mr

but dis exibi

* 1,ch "Fortescue dated ite (15

ten papper

Berater

question dunfore

July

is not

186'3. the

a new "anò,

Fletcher has been frequently discursed.,

in cares

but

vexfrond mer!

with the Colonial and Was Departments

formur occasions. The

accompanying copy

an

of a letter from Lient. Col. Lovell R. C. also clearly shoes that his communication to the head of his Department in England dated 2nd July 1866,

merely die continuation of aanhjeet sohich had been frequently brought to the notice of the Home and Local Authorities in the usual

Atova

fact the paragraph to which Lieut. Col. Lovill refers on the subject of the valuation of theft Petelin's property. which the valuers, (of whan the Acting Colonial Surveyor General

was

m.

ace) declar

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