5 general account at the bank.
in the Governments
The sum will be
& gradually diminished
by the operation of Ordinance No. 7 of 1885 which authorizes the transfer to the general revenue of the Colony of all sums which have remained unclaimed in the Treasury for five years.
From what I know of the working of the Registry
I believe there is very little if any chance of any of these being claimed. The Registrar parts with them only when he has given up all hope of being able to find the parties entitled thereto.
If the amount belonging to any
of any importance it would in virtue of Section 5 of the Ordinance
above quoted be invested in
one of the
Banks pending the expiry of the five years required by Section 4.
would therefore
I
change be
advise that
made in the present system.
8.0% Edw. J. Ackroyd,
Acting Attorney General.
16th March, 1887.
DRAFT.
Any
Minute.
Mr. Wingfield.
X Mr. Bramston.
Mr. Meade.
Sir R. Herbert.
Lord Dungannon
Sir H. T. Holland.
I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your letter
of the 22nd
No.103
of March, with Enclosures, relative
to the action pursued in respect
of
#
Funds held in
trust by the Colonial
Government.
I see no objection
to the system described by Mr. Ackroyd.
5 general account at the bank.
in the Governments
Theee sume will be
& groeducally dimniecisked
by the operation of Ordinance N. 7 of 1885 which authorizes the transfer to the general revenue of the Colony of all sumo which have remained unclaimed in the Treasury for five
years .
From what I know of the working of the Registry
I believe there is very little if any chance of any of these being clained. The Registrar part with them only when he has given of all hope of being able to find the paraties entitled thereto.
Estate was
on e
If the amount belonging to any
of any importance it would in virtue of Section 5 of the Ordinance
one of the
above quoted be invested in one,
the
expiry of the five years
Banks pending
required by Section 4.
would therefore
I
change be
advise that
made in the present system.
8.0% Edw. J. Ackroyd,
Acting Attorney General.
16th March, 1887.
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Any
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Mr. Wingfield.
X Mr. Bramston.
Mr. Meade.
Sir R. Herbert.
Lord Dumpangen
Sir H. T. Holland.
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I have the Lowon
is acknowledge the receipt of your dark
of the 221
ho.103
of March, with Enclomies, relative
to the reaction pursued in respect
of
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Funds held in
Husk by the Colonial
forcemment.
Ice no objection
objectin
to the system described Mr. Ackroyd an
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