y 55 and slips, according to the estimate forwarded with Mr Joniniochy's despatch 11:10 of 29th September, 1881, at which time the sale of the adjoining lands had not been arranged nor the sea-wall commenced.
5. The Executive Council consider the work recommended by the Surveyor-General to be absolutely necessary for the object of protecting the Government from claims for damages; as also of providing a shelter for the valuable floating property of the Government. I would consequently venture to request Your Lordship to authorize me by telegram to commence the work at once, as the typhoon season is approaching.
6. The accounts of the Colonial Government for the past year have now been closed; and they exhibit a surplus of Revenue over Expenditure of $115,000; so this extra expenditure can easily be met. I have directed the papers on this subject to be laid before the Finance Committee of the Legislative Council, with the view of...
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55
and slips, according
to the estimate
forwarded with Mr Joniniochy's despatek
11:10 of 29th September, 1881, at which Eas
time the sale of the adjoining
of the adjoining lands
had not been arranged nor the sea-
wall commenced.
5.
The Executive Conncil
consider the work recommended by the Surveyor- General to be absolutely necessary for the object of protecting the Government from claims for in damages; as also of providing a shelter for the valuable floating property of the Government. I would
a
consequently
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consequently venture to request Your Lordship to authorize me
by telegram
to commence the work at once, as the
typhoon season is approaching.
6.
The accounte
of the
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Colonial Government for the past year have now been closed; and they. exhibit a surplus of Revenue over
Expenditure of $115,000; so this extra
easily.
be met.
I have directed the-
expenditure
can
7.
paper's
on this subject to be laid
before
the: Finance Committee of the
Legislative Council, with the view
of
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