laid down by Her Majesty's Government.
Gar No 41.
Your Lordship has pointed. Vide S.S. to 36 Mach /69 art the tendency of the License Fund to accumulate in future years, and in corroboration thereof I enclose today's weekly report of the state of the Treasury wherein Your Lordship will perceive that deducting what are regarded as wholly unavailable monies, the balance in the chest is a very great $314,980, of which no less than $296,228 belongs to the Special Fund. The fact is that, without reformation in the Survey Department, and more competency in its officers to keep pace with their work; the money estimated to be appropriated from the Special Fund to Police Buildings and improvements within the scope of that Fund, cannot be got out and used quickly to prevent inconvenient accumulation. Nevertheless, if the License Fees were to be diminished or relaxed, the Licensees would not have that margin of profit for the complete suppression of all rival illegal gambling establishments.
I fear, therefore, that I must ere long call attention to the state of the Survey Department, but I confess that it is not easy to deal in the interim with the accumulations of the fund in question, though I hope for relief by Your Lordship's sanctioning...
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Gar No 41.
Your Lordship has pointed. Vide S. S. to 36 Mach /69 art the tendency of the License Fund to
accumulate in future years,
and
in corroboration thieve of I enclose today's
weekly report of the state of the Treasury incline M11
frowardicht for Lordship will perceive that
dederoting
what
ace
regarded as wholly
unavailable monies, the balance in the
cheet
a very great
$314.980, of which no life than 8296, 228 belongs to the Special Fund. The fact is that, without reformation in the Survey Department, and more competency in it's officers to Keep pace with their worse; the
appropriated
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money estimated to bo
appropriated from the Special Fund
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to Police Buildings and improvements wiilim the scope of that Fund, cannot
out and
be used
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quickly
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to prevent
incorrvenient accumulation. Nevertheless,
if the Liense Fess
to be diminished
were to be
relax the
the Licensees world at are
precautions which they are now obliged.
to lake by their marrons
margin of profit for the complete suppression of all rival illegal gambling establishments.
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I fear, therefore, that I minst ve long call attention to the state of the
Survey Department, but I confess that
not
easy
to deal
in the interim it is with the accumulations of the fund
some
in question, strough I hope for relief by Yan Lordship's sanotioning
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