CO129-259 - Governor Sir Robinson - 1893 [5-8] — Page 87

his

ad

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duty

towards the Colony, and

fellow countryman he certainly

deserves protection from the contina.

tions of a foreign Sement, beut,

is well known, on

guilds

ad a

cversion and

trade,

3.

as

using their trade

powerful means.

of

injury to legitniates

Not only does the long

and faithful service of Mr. Lypoingst

towards the

Colony

and the Naval

Yard Police deserve recognition, but The is also, I would suburit, the stamp

that should be encouraged

of

to remain in this Colony,

and have

personal interest in its prosperity.

I have y

(orgues. ABury Palliser,

His Excellency,

Commodore).

Sir H. Robinson K. C. M.G.

ye

Sub. Enclosure to Enclosure 2.

83

Mr. I. Lysaught to Commodore Palliser.

Jiv,

decision

forraiana 20th May 1893.

In reply to this Excellency's

you

in his

conveyed to letter A. 59/0 of the 10th vistant, I

beg

leave to state that I am

to purchase the

willing

und at the upset

ground

20 cents per square foot, and

price of 20 cents.

at an

annual exami

rectal of

$436 per acre, but to have the

ground put up

now at auction,

: whilst containing its stocks of

chuiery

wald

benig

ma.

me into the

-

reach of the chuicée iron guilds,

who, though they would not be

interested