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held to have been satisfactorily settled by Your Lordship's Despatch W.. of the 18th of March 1868, N. 63, with Enclosure from the War Office,

in the following year especially as in the the Commanding Royal Engineer Colonel de Tuti suggested that a stone laid at Rustam should form the point up to which the Military Reserves should go, and expressed concurrence when this was done.

Since that time the Military Authorities have frequently suggested the commencement of the contemplated New Road with a view to a clear definition of the Colonial and Military Boundaries through its whole course, but no attempt whatsoever has until lately been made to unsettle the arrangement of 1868, by which clearly pointed out in Sir Richard G. MacDonnell's Despatches of 28th April and 29th May, 1866, Nr. 26 and 47, the Colonial Government did not in reality receive anything, but rather ceded considerable space of ground to the War Department.

The amicable arrangement made in 1868 was unfortunate

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J 74 held to have been satisfactorily settled by Your Lordship's Despatch W.. of the 18th of March 1868, N. 63, with Enclosure from the War Office, in the following year especially as in the the Commanding Royal Engineer Colonel de Tuti suggested that a stone laid at Rustam should form the point up to which the Military Reserves should go, and expressed concurrence when this was done. Since that time the Military Authorities have frequently suggested the commencement of the contemplated New Road with a view to a clear definition of the Colonial and Military Boundaries through its whole course, but no attempt whatsoever has until lately been made to unsettle the arrangement of 1868, by which clearly pointed out in Sir Richard G. MacDonnell's Despatches of 28th April and 29th May, 1866, Nr. 26 and 47, the Colonial Government did not in reality receive anything, but rather ceded considerable space of ground to the War Department. The amicable arrangement made in 1868 was unfortunate
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J 74 held to have been satisfaclority settled by Your Lordship's Serpiätch W.. of the 18th of March 1868, N. 63, wit Enclosure from the War___ Office-, inore! following year especially as in the the Commanding Regal Enginer Colonel de Tutti Buth suggested that a stone laid at A Rustam spat should form the point up to which the Military Reserves should his full dove. go, and expressed emeurrence when this Since that time the Military Autorities have frequently suggested the Commencement. of the contemplated New Road with 2764 760 a a view to a clear definition of the Colonial and Military Boundaries Through it's whole Cause, but attemfil whatsoever has until -lately been made to unsettle the arrangement of 1868, by wo no which elearly printed out in Sis Richard G. Mac Donnellin Despatches of 28th April of 28th April and 29th .... May, 1866, Nr. 26 and 47, the Colonial Government did not in reality receive any thing, but rather covarded for peau pake coviderable space of ground to the War Department. The amicable this made in 1868 was arrange wrangement infortunate
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J

74

held to have been satisfaclority settled by Your Lordship's Serpiätch W.. of the 18th of March 1868, N. 63, wit Enclosure from the War___

Office-,

inore!

following year

especially

as in the

the Commanding Regal Enginer Colonel de Tutti

Buth

suggested that a stone laid at

A

Rustam

spat

should

form the

point up to which the Military

Reserves should

his full

dove.

go, and expressed

emeurrence when this

Since that time the Military Autorities have frequently

suggested the

Commencement.

of

the contemplated New Road with

2764

760

a

a view to a clear definition of

the Colonial and Military Boundaries Through it's whole

Cause,

but

attemfil whatsoever has until -lately been made to unsettle the arrangement of 1868, by

wo

no

which

elearly printed out in

Sis Richard G. Mac Donnellin Despatches of 28th April

of 28th April and 29th

....

May, 1866, Nr. 26 and 47, the Colonial Government did not in

reality

receive any

thing, but

rather covarded for peau pake

coviderable space of ground to the War Department.

The amicable

this made in 1868 was

arrange

wrangement

infortunate

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