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could be known, and the opinion of Secretary of Stub ascertained.__ It may be assumed that the Buildings and Machinery of the

16.

Mint are now in on s

efficient state and adapted for a limited average corriage of between £2,000 and $25,000 per day - Nevertheless if the Meint is to be prepared for taking advantage of brief intervals

of favorable Exchanges

So as to

coin on a scale equal to the r Calcutta Mint a very considerable extension of the Establishment would be necessavery and it should be always kept in working order.

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I now wish

to refer this Merso: to each of the Bankr

Mansigers .. Sam aware that

it is very imperfect and regret much that I have no time for revising on rendering it more complete _ This however is of the less consequence as Dean confer personally. on the subject with

any of the Managers. As soon as some decision has been arrived

at whether for or against the project it seems expedient that each Manager should put his views in writing so that hereafter there be nourish of their being inadvertently misinterpreted :-

may

(True Lopy) (Signet) Richard Granes MacDonnels,

Governor

Acting, kolement Pecretary.