CO129-133 - Sir MacDonnell - 1868 [10-12] — Page 72

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in my despatch above alluded to,

300

were at variance, whilst Captain 7556 /by Gallen

his letter to the Under

Suoritary of State for the Colonies, dalid

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36th January, 188, inclosed in thou

13th-

Grace's despatch to me M:33 of 13

Pelnuary

last

Dapo-

ik

Sir John Pakkington

" is therefore of opinion that, unless

"the local Laws of thoughing require

"Police and

"

br

Lighting Wates to be paid

" for buildings hired by Government for

"Military purposes sti's claim

to

xemption from such Rates should

tance?"

"be allowed in the present mistane

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I cannot su

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that the XIV clanse

of the enclosed Ordinance exempt

Buildings hired) by the Military from

Legal opinions

bring assessed and as differ, though the weight appears

in favor of the laxation, I should like to have the

case)

for a definite decision.

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an enbmitted.

agan

In the event of the decision

being adverse which I do not anticipate. Un Majesty's Government will have to consider whether they

are not

reality simposing.

on.

the

Colony, a contributions of something like $ 105,000 instead of the & 90,000

originally

contemplated. It certainly amonats to

The

Dawe

of

ly a

thing wheelin the income

whether the Colary be diminished) $10,000

direct payment made to Her Majesty's Preasury or by lapping

$10,000

off the