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· had been seized under the Pecce Preservation

Ordina 1100, 1884, were, under the

circumwtance stated in the excloved

Memorandum the Colonial Secretarys.

of

( lately & Administering the Government),

returned to the ccounts,

who were

ed that they could sell them

informed

only to persons authorized by the Governo

in Conneil " to have or

(

arme". As

carry

pervorw so authorized,

and exo,

the

Enclosure

at the present moment, there are

such pensorw

AA107 COVET,

Capsirin Superintendent

of Police has had Qetectives placed

for

special duty

the sale

to watch the shops

of Arms, it is believed m

that

that no da

danger

used be auticipated, in

the present perfectly branquil condition of the Colony, from the course adopted. It may be stated, moreover, that every facility is afforded by the Tovernment for the exportation of arms, and that the Chiuze dealers are largely avriling theruselves of the permission.

I have the honour to be,

My Lord,

Your Lordship's Most Obedtimet,

Humble. Servant.

S.Bowen