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-ordinary expenses of Government.
46.
The stoppage of useful Public Works such as supplying the town with water, drainage-making of roads and supplying adequate Hospital accommodation, aided by fortunate Land sale, have put the Government in a position to meet the most urgent demands, but the arrears of the Military Contribution since the 12th of last September remain unpaid. More recently, the destruction caused by Typhoons of the great Public work of the Sea Wall, which protects the Praya, the main thoroughfare along the harbor, and on which depends the security of the fine range of buildings extending miles along the Praya, has completely disabled the Colony, if held liable for its restoration, from meeting the liabilities imposed by Her Majesty's Government - it is disabled from meeting them if it attempts to discharge the ordinary duties of a Community.
47.
In my despatch No. 361 of the 14th ultimo, I had the honor to furnish Your Grace with convincing proofs that the permanent ordinary revenue of the Colony has certainly not increased for ... years, and that although it had apparently risen from $1,200,000 in 1863 to £160,000 in 1866, the increase so...
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-ordinary expenser of Government.
46.
The
stoppage of useful Public
Works such as supplying the town with water dramage-making of roads and supplying adequate Hospital accommodation. aided by fortimate Land sule have put the Government in a position to meet the most urgent demands but the arrears of the
ome
Military Contribution since the 12t
last
Septemby remain
of
unpaid, Mare
recently the destruction caused
by
Typhoons of the great Public work of
the Sea Wall which
the bity vizi protects the Praya
of
the
in main
thoroughfare
harbor and on
beity along the harbor
the strength of which
of which depends the pecunity
of the fine range of buildings extending miles along the Traya has
the Praya has completely
disabled the bolemy, if
held liable to
for
it's restoration, from meeting the liabilities imposed by Her Majesty's Government-
it is disabled from meeting
that is to
say
i
them if it attempts to discharge the
ordinary duties of a
Community
47.
In
of a Government to the
of
the 14th
my despatch N. 361 ultimo I had the honor to furnish
Your Grace with comincing proofs that
the
permanent ordinary beolony has certainly
revenue
of the
not increased for
...
years, and that although it had
several
apparently
risen hom
$1200
120,000 in 1863.
far
to £160,000 in 1866. the increase so
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