to inform you that I can
find
no data on which Sir W.
Marsh based his calculation
in his despatch No. 369 of the
& 20th November, 1886, beyond 513+; the estimate furnished him by the Chamber of Commere in the printed correspondence which I enclose.
2.
The Chairman of
ree
the Chamber stated in his_
letter
of
the 28th September, 1886,
that the payment of one cent per ton Extra Light
Dues
Enclosure
No 20
87.
332
Dues would realize $15,000 per
annum, and Sir W. Marsh in his despatch above referred
to repeated the statement .
3.
in
The figures give
my despatch No 12 for January last were
3326
16th
of 16
based on
the estimated Revenue.
from
Light Dues for the current
year.
The
entered in
sum en
the Estimates is $32,000, which
is derived from the levy of one cent per ton. In additional one cent per
ton would give
anv
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