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But the fact that this work is being carried out, not only for the good of the Colony, but for the benefit of private individuals, may not have occurred to Your Lordship when Mr Brown's appointment was made; while it is true, Mr. Brown has pointed out that section 3 of the Praya Reclamation Ordinance 2 of 1889 provides that the salaries of such officers and staff as may be engaged in the work, shall be defrayed as part of the costs of the work in the manner prescribed by the Ordinance.
4. I may mention to Your Lordship with reference to the 4th paragraph of Mr Brown's letter of the 30th of October, that I spoke to Mr. Chater, who probably takes more interest than anyone else in the Colony in the Praya Scheme, of what Mr. Brown
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3.
But the fact that
this work is being carried
out, not only for the good of the Colony, but for the benefit of private individuals, may not have occurred to Your Lordship when Mr Brown's appointment was -made; while it is true,
M. Brown has pointed
to
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that section 3.
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out
of
the
Praya Reclamation Ordinance
2:16 of 1889 provides that the salaries of such officers
and
staff as may
be
engaged
in
the work, shall be defrayed
part of the costs of the
work in the manner
4.
prescribed by the Ordinance. I may mention to Your Lordship with reference to the 4th paragraph of Mr
Brown's letter.
of
the 30th of
October, that I spoke to Mr. Chater, who probably takes
more interest than else in the Colony
any
in the
one
Praya Scheme, of what Mr.
Brown
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