153
was
$14,333:40. In 1869, and in 1870 it fell to $11,354:14, which, with the exception of quite a trifle, goes to the Imperial Post Office, as all the mails sent to and received from Yokohama are conveyed by subsidized packets.
The Imperial Post Office contributes £500 a year towards the maintenance of the Post Office at Yokohama, vide paragraph 144 of joint report by Mr. Kea and myself dated ..., which was confirmed by Mr. Fr. Hill's letter ... (GR11793/67) to Sir F. Rogers, inclosed in the Duke of Buckingham's despatch to Sir Richard Graves MacDonnell No. 164 of the 26th December 1868.
Whilst the cost of the Establishment to the Colonial Government, including interest at 12 per cent per annum on the new outlay in creating Post Office building, is rather more than $500 additional, making its cost exclusive of subsidy say $5000 a year, against a revenue loss of $14,354:14 a year.
Under these circumstances
6.
153
was
$14,333:40.ts in
as
Post Office 1869, and in 1870 it fell to. $ 11,354:14th which with the exception of quite a trifle, goes to the Imperial Post Office, new, by all the mails sent to and received from Yokohama,
conveyed by subsidized packeta
The Imperial Post Office contributes £500
are c
year
towards
the maintenance of the Post Office at Yokohama, vide paragraph 144 of joint report f Mr. Kea and myself dated
ch
by yo y Aby, which i
was
confirmed. by Mr. Fr. Hills letter
Je C.
11793/67
J.
to Sir F.: Rogers, inclosed in the Duke of Buckingham's despatel to Sir Richard Graves Mac Donnel Nr 164 of the 26th December 1864. whilst the cost of the Establishment. to the Colonial Government
including interest at 12 per cent per
annum on
the
the new
outlay in creating Post Office building, is rather
move
than $500 additional,
naking its cost exclusive of subsidy say $5000 a
a year,
again at a revenue last of $14,354:14. Is
year
Under these circumstances
No comments yet.
Private notes are available after approval.