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increased payments which should be claimed from the Crown Lesses in return for the concessions which were to be

granted to them. This Board

teas

accordingly appointed

by

the Governor in Council to m

consist of the durveyor-General. (Mr. Rice), the Registrar of the Supreme Court (M. Ackroyd); and the Crown Solicitor (Mr. A. 12. Johnson). The Report of the m Board required much time and care and the making of

claborate

Enclosure 5.

Col. drey to mush Rekroid 41.13.

Johnson, July 21, 180

claborate sur v

surveys

and

and calculations,

a was not presented until July 16

1884. A copy of it is forwarded

Enclosure herewith.

Airport of Board, July 10,

8gh a printed

Sub-enclosure by Sam J. D. Humphreys.

to wish

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This Report would

have been considered at the

last meeting of the Excentive Council, had not the Major- General Commanding the Troops wished for further time to

consider it in connection with the new Military Works contemplahid at Kowloon. I will inform Your Lordship in

in due

course

of the

decision

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