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in

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the benefits established by the said

ť

Royal Order to British Ships it is

" neither likely

feasible that

any

" obstacles can arise to the realisations

of the consequent reimbursements, for

"the system of precise Moreover

accounts is so clear ounds

se as to bave

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no roonv

for such

the question has beent.

resolved in principle and the initiation

of the reform depends only upon p

rmalities which it is more than

forma

" natural will shortly be complied prejudice will follow to

the parties interested, who at most

will wait

Centering

very

short space before

on the

enjoyment of the

advantages conferred by the

the arrangement

mentioned, which would not

have due effect in all its terms and elucidatory provisions if the formuls proposed by you should be saceplic_ Tregret there for that the adduced prevent my deferring

that the reasons o

Ishould wish, to

your

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desires.

I have the honour to be with

the greatest respect

Shin

Your Excellenay's

Most Obedient Servant.

(Signed) G. T. Ricketts.

(True Copy) Jenstina tration Colonial Secretary