CO129-222 - Acting Governor Cameron Governor Sir Bowen - 1885 [7-10] — Page 66

been incresant in the

Executive Commeil and in

communication with the

Colonial Government to

expedite a

with a

settlement.

It is needless to trouble you

detailed account

has been a

very leughty

Porrespondence.

of what

It will be

eufficient

out to

I took up the question the

Day

very day duties and that coo

I entered on

my

early

as the 6th

the

April, I wrote a minute for consideration of the Govericor in Conseil painting

out how unch

wad a

the proposed purchase ouatter of public utility as part of

})

& general plan for the

Safelip of the

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Garrison and the European community

but expreeenig a wishe before firthers action, that I might have the opinion

as to how

of the Allomney Seueral fare the Her Departement would be bound

by the award)

My

of aistiory of the Suprens

Court, should an appeals be made) to that Court by Mr. Sharp.

The

Attorney General's a newer. (marked A and attached) was not received,

as will be seen, till the 20th May

after

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and

the attention of Government had been again called to the matter. Sex the encantine the Surve got General reported to Government on thehay

interview, formally

that he had at aw

notified to Mr Davis, (Mr. Sharp's local) Agent) the intention of Government to reemne posseccion, and that th