CO129-222 - Acting Governor Cameron Governor Sir Bowen - 1885 [7-10] — Page 314

3107

at the request of the Chamber of Commerce, the action taken by Geveral Cauron, while Administering the Government;

and to set at nou

ht the recorded:

nought

opinions of the Executive Commeil, of

the Naval and

Nilitary Authorities,

of the Sanitary Board, and of

Privipal Medical Officers, by canoething,

-individual responsibility,

On

my int

the

acisting Quarantine Regulations, Nad the

Cholera a

afteriwards become

ide become epidencic and

proved largely fatal among Her __

is seamen and sailors, that

Majesty's.

great disaster would have been

ascribed to such autocratic cancellation.

5.

I should observe that the

Acting Colonial Secretary

and theor

Attorney

Geveral

are

correct in e

stating

that the precautionary

adoptedt have not caused any

inconvenience whatsoever to the

Mercantile comme

a

munity, for as yet not

single ship has been detained or plased in Quarantine; while little fserther apprehension ereed be entertained.

outbreak of Cholera this

a severe outbreak

of a

year

now

begun :

that the cool seavon

bras

?

ascribed