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years past been practically abandoned,

proposes to re-

Majeshiji

-occupy their

and unless der

Government

them I would

strongly

urge

the

advisability of the

Har Office being moved to sanction

their restoration to the Crown, either in whole or in part.

2. The Major General Commanding

has been communicated with on the

subject of the Stanley Reserve as

Fordship will see

as your

by the accompanying

correspondence, but beyond clating that it is inexpedient in his opinion

of the Reserve in

that any portion of that locality should be abandoned I have not been favoured with any information regarding any proposed_

Buclosure B.1

occupation and utilization of

the,

of the ground.

And having regard. bo the unse

unsatisfactory

nature of the terse reply I have received.

I have not deemed it advisable to open

a co

conrespondence in reference to the

Sai Wan Reserve.

3.

before

In the former days of the Colony,

the cession

of Howloong it was

without doubt necessary to set aside a

considerable extent of land in the most

of

the

healthy spots of Honghting for accommodation of ther Majesty Traper. Sai Man and Stanley were naturally

selected

and in the -

d for this purpose, former Afty-three acres and in the

latter Devenly a Baz Department.

"acres were reserved

ed for the