CO129-258 - Governor Sir Robinson - 1893 [1-4] — Page 332

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331

Encl: 1 14th Sept.

11899

Encl: 2 26th Jan

I have the honour to transmit, for Your Lordship's information, two reports furnished by the Squatters Board on the villages of Aberdeen and Sokfulam respectively, and to state that I have approved all the recommendations of the Board.

I have the honour to be,

My Lord Marquess,

Your Lordship's Most Obedient

Humble Servant

William Robinson

1893.

Enclosure 1.

Copy of Report of the Squatters

Board on the claims in and

near the Village of Aberdeen.

C.O.

5363

443)

The Board appointed under the provisions of the Squatters Ordinance 1890 has the honour to report to His Excellency the Governor that it has heard the claims to leases preferred by the Squatters in and near the Village of Aberdeen, and the evidence adduced in support of such claims, and that its recommendations are embodied in the schedule hereto.

A précis.

2.

There is no ancient village at Aberdeen. The houses for which leases are claimed, some of which are mere hovels, have been mostly...

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331 Encl: 1 14th Sept. 11899 Encl: 2 26th Jan I have the honour to transmit, for Your Lordship's information, two reports furnished by the Squatters Board on the villages of Aberdeen and Sokfulam respectively, and to state that I have approved all the recommendations of the Board. I have the honour to be, My Lord Marquess, Your Lordship's Most Obedient Humble Servant William Robinson 1893. Enclosure 1. Copy of Report of the Squatters Board on the claims in and near the Village of Aberdeen. C.O. 5363 443) The Board appointed under the provisions of the Squatters Ordinance 1890 has the honour to report to His Excellency the Governor that it has heard the claims to leases preferred by the Squatters in and near the Village of Aberdeen, and the evidence adduced in support of such claims, and that its recommendations are embodied in the schedule hereto. A précis. 2. There is no ancient village at Aberdeen. The houses for which leases are claimed, some of which are mere hovels, have been mostly...
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! 331 Enel: 1 14th Septer. 11899 Enel: 2 26th Jan the honour to transmit, for Your Lordship's information two reports furnished by the Squatters Board on the villages of Aberdeen and Sokfulam respectively and to state that I have approved all the recommendations of the Board. I have the honour to be, My Lord Marquess, Your Lordship's Most Obrdient Humble Servant William Robing 1893. Enclosure 1. Copy of Report of the Squatters Board on the claims in and near the Village of Aberdeen. C.0. 5363 443) The Board appointed under the provisions of the Iquatters .. Ardnance 1890 has the honour to report to dis Excellency the Governor that it has heard the claims to _ leases preferred by the Squatters in at near the Village of Aberdeen and the widence adduced in - support of such claine and that its recavnendations are embo. died in the schedule hereto. A crises. 2. dis ༨ there is no ancient. Villag at Aberdeen. The houses for which leaves are clained, some of which are mere hovels, have been mostly i
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331

Enel: 1 14th Septer.

11899

Enel: 2 26th Jan

the honour to transmit, for Your Lordship's information two reports furnished by the Squatters Board on the villages of Aberdeen and Sokfulam respectively and to state that I have approved all the recommendations of the Board.

I have the honour to be,

My Lord Marquess, Your Lordship's Most Obrdient

Humble Servant

William Robing

1893.

Enclosure 1.

Copy of Report of the Squatters

Board on the claims in and

near the Village of Aberdeen.

C.0.

5363

443)

The Board appointed under the provisions of the Iquatters .. Ardnance 1890 has the honour to

report to dis Excellency the Governor

that it has heard the claims to _

leases preferred by the Squatters in

at near

the

Village of Aberdeen

and the widence adduced in -

support of such claine and that

its recavnendations are embo. died in the schedule hereto.

A crises.

2.

dis

༨

there is no ancient.

Villag at Aberdeen. The houses for which leaves are clained, some of which are mere hovels, have been

mostly

i

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