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this entire question is fully stated in my despatch N. 189 Gor of 1883, to which I beg to -1. 122,

· refer.

I have the honour to be,

dir Your Most Obedient

Humble Servant.

5.B.Bowen

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Observations by the Athorucey Incoral on the

despatch from the Secretary of State

12th September, 1885.

of

the

Taking in order the

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in order the points raised

in several clauses & 1⁄2 agraph 5 of the Secretary afsltati: Dospector

N.251: __

A to Clause 1, I confess I cannot

I dealt have devise any definition of what should

thought be might have

do yo

a.

"

constitute "reasonable euspicion"; but

:

poveibly the Registrar Rural, who is acquainted with the subject, may be able to

dove.

€ to to Clause 2, I do not thick that

consulting committee of Chriser would- furnish any real quarantee of publicity,

or any sufficient substitute for it.

As to clause 3, I do not think

my

objection on this point has been understion