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the position of affairs an existing before the so-called transfer, is clearly set forth.
6. In these despatches it is stated that on the 4th April 1866 he received an intimation from the Commandant of the Garrison that the lands granted for Military purposes in the Colony would be perambulated and the barrier-gates closed on a certain date named therein.
On reference, however, to the Major General it appeared that there was some doubt as to the boundary of Cantonments in Victoria to the North, there being no documents or plan on record in his Office defining the existence of any boundary stones along the Sanhem line.
8. A letter was accordingly written to Major General Guy requesting that no perambulation might take place of boundaries not hitherto distinctly defined. The Major General was also requested to cause copies of such documents and plans as defined the boundaries of Cantonments in Victoria to be furnished to the Colonial Government.
9. In reply a plan and a letter from the Commanding Royal Engineer addressed to the respective Offices of Ordnance were found...
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the position of affairs an evishing before the so called tranfer, is
forth.
clearly
6.
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In these Serpatcher Iis Aishad Mae Samell States that on the 4th
intimatio
april 1866 he received an from the Immandant of the Garsion that the lands granted for Military "purposes in the Colony would be "perambulated and the barrier-galer
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closed in a certain date named therein.
On reference, homemur, to the Immayor General it appeared that
there
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some doubt as to the
boundary of Cantonments in Vielinia to the Iwith, there leeing no documents
ide Plan
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on record in his Office chaining the existence of any bunday stores along
the Sanhem line.
8.
A letter was
accordingly
written to Major General Guy
requesting that no perambulation might take place of bundaries not hitherto distinctly defined. She
General
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was also
requested to cause exfices of such documenti und plains
defined the boundaries of Canton = menti in Victoria to be finished to the Colonial Guernment:
9.
In reply a plan and a letter from the Ammanding Royal Enginer addrefsed to the respective Offices of
Ordnance un
enne find
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