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2.

'observe that the Council

I brought the matter before

(

in

the Executive Council, who advised that,

as the letter had reached rice in au

irregular way,

it should be

referred to

- the Secretary of State for the Colonies.

13.

an

Under the circumstances, I

· placed in some difficulty in dealing

with it, not knowing whether it came

to use with or without your

aud

approval, or whether

Knowledge it was forwarded by

person.

4.

some unauthorized

As regards the subject =

matter of the letter in question, I may

observe

with me free with

agree

thinking that it would be. inexpedient to put the Acto referred

5 to in force here; for, first of all, a very cumbrios and expensive machinery-

would have to be created to work them;

and, in the second place, the resielt

would be so small as not to justify

the

expense and trouble, expecially

under the present finansial condition of the Colony.

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It does not seem to me

that any great hardship

beau inflicted on any

can have

one in connexion

with