Defence
in
work that.
Haughing Colony.
2.
I am to enquire
what steps
Stanhope
now
proposes
to take in regard to
the anticipated
excess on
the sum of £116,000, which the
Colonial Legislature agreed
to contribute for
works.
3. His Lordship can
only repeat what has been stated in previous Correspondence, that in his
opinion a portion of such
excess ought to fall
on the Colonial
Government, especially if the supposition referred to in
the paragraph of the letter
from this Department of
25 Feb. 1888 be correct,
viz. that a sum between
£3000 & £4,000 spent
on the batteries erected
in 1885 has been charged against
the above-mentioned
£116,000; a sum which was voted
not for that purpose
but for the same object
of continuing fortification, which has nearly
been recently completed.
His Lordship would be glad to learn whether
defence
in
work that.
Haughing Colony.
2.
I am to enquire
what steps
Stanhope
now
proposes
to take in regard to
thepp anticipated
excess on
The sun.
of £116000, which the
Col. Legislature agreed
to contribute for
works.
Mese
Kuntoford
3. His Landested.
Can
only refeat what has been stated in prevrins Corresp. that in his
tadiché, pinin
200
portion of such
hun
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excess onglet to fall
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cspecially if it the supposition referred to fact or suffered in
a
The by the par. of the letter
from this deft. of
25
Feb. 1888 be correct,
vry. that a
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sun between
£3000 & £4,000 spent
inthe batteries Erected
in 1885 has been charged against
the above.
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£116,000;
000 intended
W of £116,
bython which was voted
not for that purpose
best for the same thing
of contin motote fortification has nearly
recenth in course,
completed.
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would be
Lordshich would be glad to learn whether
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