CO129-129 - Sir MacDonnell - 1868 [1-3] — Page 544

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position to make a

more

· regular form

желерини

no

requisition in

nor do I think it

so, even

to do so,

doubt that

that your

means

if I were, for I have

Красе

;

will find

of obtaining the most competent

advice on the subject.

13. I

one

I would havever respectfully suggest that although in a place where repairs difficult and costly, many of the fittings should be in duplicate; no very large quantity of hose or other fittings littely to be injured by the climate should be sent in the first instance. Neverthelefp, there should not be less than 200 yauts of hose for each Engine

as the water

Supply

would often have to be drawn from the hauber. Whilst the Engine itself might be

required Truya.

سند

a

back street behind the

14. Ishall however supplement this

despatch by next Mail because there are

a

few points

Ow

which further details will be

requisite. Nevertheless having

now received the

quarantee for payment of the Engine required

by the behinese, I see

see no reason

the requisition for tivo Engines

for delaying

as no doubt

there

be

may

Some

frreliminary difficulty

for the

ascertaining what are most suitable

bolony.

I have the honor to be,

May Lord Linkle,

in

Your Space's most obedient, humble, sewant,

Rechend Frames Macdonnell.

Govenor