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to subscribe largely towards the erection of the Chancel, not throwing the state of the roof-

and to

If i

many

this work is

charitable cases.

left to voluntary

effort I am satisfied that it would not be carried out, and the Colony would suffer a great loss

in not

keeping in repair a building

which

has

much

already been spent.

As

money

on

has been

Your Lordship is aware

the Church here is not endowed.

The only disposable revenue, amounting to about $2,000 per annum, is derived

from the letting

of sittings, and this amount is

but

not

sufficient to pay the Cathedral's and other ordinary charges. The Troops pay nothing

for

the use

of the Cathedral, but

I must leave it to Your Lordship to determine as to the advisability

of making any application to the War Department for a grant from

Imperial Funds as

suggested by

Mr.

N

Pyrie.

In

my

opinion

the Colony should provide Church accommodation for the Troops, and it is partly

on this

ground that

I think the vote of the Legislative Council to be justifiable.

8.

In a Crown Colony, however, as the Church of England

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553 to subscribe largely towards the erection of the Chancel, not throwing the state of the roof- and to If i many this work is charitable cases. left to voluntary effort I am satisfied that it would not be carried out, and the Colony would suffer a great loss in not keeping in repair a building which has much already been spent. As money on has been Your Lordship is aware the Church here is not endowed. The only disposable revenue, amounting to about $2,000 per annum, is derived from the letting of sittings, and this amount is but not sufficient to pay the Cathedral's and other ordinary charges. The Troops pay nothing for the use of the Cathedral, but I must leave it to Your Lordship to determine as to the advisability of making any application to the War Department for a grant from Imperial Funds as suggested by Mr. N Pyrie. In my opinion the Colony should provide Church accommodation for the Troops, and it is partly on this ground that I think the vote of the Legislative Council to be justifiable. 8. In a Crown Colony, however, as the Church of England
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553 to subscribe largely towards the erection of the Chancel, not throwing the state of the roof- and to If i many this work is charitable cases. left to voluntary effort I am satisfied that it would not be carried out, and the Colony would suffer a great los great loss in not Reeping in repair a building which Ro much already apet. As money on has been Your Lordship is aware the Church here is not endoweit. The only disposable revenue, amorniting to about $2,000 per annum, is derived derived from the letting of sittings, and this amount is but the G aunt a vole #7G for in the Officers of fficient to pay the Cachedrals and other ordinary charges. The Troops pay nodding for itie noe of the Cartedral, but I must leave it to four Lordship to determine as to the advisability of matting any application to the War Department for a grant from Imperial Funds as Mr N Pyrie. In my suggested by opinion the Colony should provide Church accommodation for the Troops, and it is partly partly on this ground that I think the vote of the Legislative leamail to be justifiable. 8. محمد long In a Clown Colony, havever, as the Church of England
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553

to subscribe largely towards the erection of the Chancel, not throwing the state of the roof-

and to

If i

many

this work is

charitable cases.

left to voluntary

effort I am satisfied that it would not be carried out, and the Colony would suffer a great los

great loss in not

Reeping in repair a building

which

Ro

much

already apet.

As

money

on

has been

Your Lordship is aware

the Church here is not endoweit.

The only disposable revenue, amorniting to about $2,000 per annum, is derived

derived from the letting

of sittings, and this amount is

but the

G

aunt a

vole

#7G for

in

the Officers of

fficient to pay the Cachedrals and other ordinary charges. The Troops pay nodding

for

itie noe

of the Cartedral, but

I must leave it to four Lordship to determine as to the advisability

of matting any application to the War Department for a grant from

Imperial Funds as

Mr N

Pyrie.

In

my

suggested by

opinion

the Colony should provide Church accommodation for the Troops, and it is partly

partly on this

ground that

I think the vote of the Legislative leamail to be justifiable.

8.

محمد

long

In a Clown Colony, havever, as the Church of England

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