CO129-159 - Sir Kennedy - 1872 [9-12] — Page 401

Whereas. And the use of the word "cartridges" in the Jame clause seems to be misleading, for if loaded with gun cotton, they would be included under this ordinance. And if loaded with gunpowder, under the Ordinance No 4 of 1867.

You will be good enough to cause the ordinance to be amended in these respects.

I have,

M137 Governor No. Kennedy 137 Date 1872

Last previous Paper.

Reg. No. 1232/ (Subject.)

DESPATCH,

C. 14 CRC 1672 393

School Stores - Forwards requisition for

(Minutes.) Instruct the Agents to add that the stores should be sent by the first opportunity via the Suez Canal.

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