CO129-225 - Acting Governor Marsh - 1886 [1-3] — Page 344

4,000), and this

($34,000),

101000d xvIUO

hauded

to the custody of Petitioner for sefe keeping. Instructions

then addressed

by the Custon Bound of Reorganization to

the

шочем

in houdt

the

the Hospital, ordering to be seat to the Board to be employed towards defraying the cost of repairing ecubaukienk, while the Registrar'

that the feuds should

Several suggested.

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be employed in carrying

the work of lief in conjunction with W? Ost. Felitioner being placed in this clelemma, declined to

a.

midertake the unevagences of

management of the funds. On the 1% of the 10th moon 17th November 1885) a meeting of the former cuid prosent directors

was held to discuss the watter when the

following revolution

vas unanim

uaniumverly

adopted, signed, and cutered on the minde; – "That the balance.

hat the balance of the

Chundation

dation Fund, which was made up

of subscriptions from both Chinese and "foreiques, should be banked and retinued

for use

in the event.

offecture

distries, and

the

340

"the covey temporarily headed over to the chang

Ր.

of Petitions"." Afterwards live fearther. - cations were received from.

com communi -

the Board of

Reorganization, containing nogood acetons

urgoed orders to

transmit the woney without delay, Petitioner, Convidering that he could not presume to

act on frie

aron

authority,

eummoned a

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meeting of the original founder, directors, and mecubers of the Hospital to discuss the matter, of which all a good that, in

Carl

give reply

of

An

this kind, it was not possible to

A

mediałē auswer; and that should not be sout until after mature

consideration. About the

(23.7. Achruary,

20th

ooth of the

1886), Petitiorion wout on

business to Cauton. On the 29.474th March

1884) Bis Excx at

suddenly

Exantlewey

the Provincial Treasurer

summoned Petitioner to his Gamer.

to discuss certain important incatters. not knowing of any

Petitioner

such

other reason for suc

queered that it had reference

a summons, quresed

to the Hospital onundation Fund, and not to interview His Excellency,

daning

to

he

Could