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drafts on the colony will be based, the should than merely pay the funeral Post office from the funds of the colony in ame hands, the amounts which the Colonial

fortmaster would, to each mouths, Culify bludue-

In the second place, Ielo wot imagine that the Secular of thats can condompleted interducing what the Colmical Treasurer

describes as "the

of emilding mimey

aut

again -

"

very

In Economical anmythent Lonce to have it centen

The intuction is, I take it, to

ferwent the accumulation of large comples Lalances in the local tanks, and not that working balances, likely the thrith required,

are the cent home. I think

And duly's despatch of the 200th 72b last, quite bears this ank_.

As yards the particular remittomed referred to in this despatch, Ida ent

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adurch the correctness of the figures_ If we had drawn at light

3/8

?

we

at 5/5 when they remitted at 4 months at 3/9° there would have been some loss to the colony, though a

bey much smaller me thom the Colonial Pressuren suppose. - But, car if the question of cars were the principal Considhuntion, which it sint, vo

bedrawn useful com conclusion com from a simple damaple in mathers of

simpletamaple

which Exchange, think the late of which is subject blootout flucturation -

At least a

ke

a gears experience would Excessary before any reliable comparison

could be made_

Asmall Ecomme

in the mode

ho

of placing the finds of the Colony this commley is, however, a matter of