CO129-164 - Sir Kennedy - 1873 [7-9] — Page 495

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annual Climates for 1871 have been brought forward and by the Legislative Cemnmail of these Colony

9.

Enclosure 2.

The Minuite of the Ading Indtaste of Colonial Secretary, which I subunit

for 1 four Lordship's information,

relieves me

of correcting

from the necessity

Dave

the inacen

of the

into which Mr Ryrie has

accuracies

(doubitlof unintentionally, fallen.

I will

only

remark that Mr.

m

Rippie both in words and in

spirit cuticly misapprehends The views I expressed in regard

to the delay in bringing

in bringing formend

the Estimates of which M. Rypie

6 Sept. 1873.

>

complains. Your Lordship will observe from the accompanying

Enclosure 3. Mem? martled A that for

a

series of years during which Mr. Ripie has sat in the Commal, they have seldom been submitted for cassideration at a much earlier period.

3.

The first Reading

as

Your Lordship is probably aware,

confined to the fornality of laying the Catimates on the table, accompanied by explanatory

av

statement in reference to the heads of Exependiture

occasion no

Hi

m

which

disenssim is tablen.

On the

Record.

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