CO129-222 - Acting Governor Cameron Governor Sir Bowen - 1885 [7-10] — Page 342

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all other occasions,

ао

lies in

to

carry

out, eofar

in my power, the wishes and

views of the Ilaval and Military

• Authorities . I think, ucorcover, that,

схо

the

11000

.

Torpedo boats are provided

for the defence of this Port, I should be

authorised to grant the accommodation

required for them on as liberal tereus

as

consider

you may con

of this Colony,

wow

& just to the revenue

heavily weighted

(as has been said above) with

extensive works.

works of

Wreton Supply,

undertaken

Sucitation, and Defence, at the express desire of the Imperial Government

Government; and for- Imperial

well as Colonial objects.

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as

It is believed here that it

would be better that whatever

payment is decided expon for

space

the

-applied for by the Naval

Authorities, should be made in the:

4. of an

immediate suu

of

shape, not.

but of a

money,

an annual rent, it

will be remembered that in

granting

land for Imperial purposes, the Colonial Government loses not only the price that

could be realized from private purchasers,

but also the annual rates and taxes

which