avoid serious com
somplication.
in the future; and he fears that at the salary quoted
above a
Surveyor competent
to make such a sur
is required may
obtainable.
3.
In a
Survey
ad
not be
rapidly
developing Colony such as
this, sales
of
every day
land
of
are
and
cecurrence,
the inconvenience which
will be constantly arising in the absence of any
accurate
accurate survey,
can
324
br
judged by the frequent.
disputes of today regarding boundaries
of
lands sold
in the past. Important — questions affecting land
constantly recurring
are
between the Colonial
Government and the - Military Authorities, and the difficulty in dealing
with them is
greatly
aggravated by the want of
any
accurate
plans.
4.
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