CO129-265 - Public Offices & Others - 1894 — Page 36

com a

say,

f

large quantity, about five millions British Dollars for

I Haughing, for

་

charge of one per cent.

Lord Ripon does

not

clearly gather from whether the proposed charge of

per cent is intended only to apply to a

comage of a large

amount,

whether

it would (as in the

Case

of the Japanese

Mint) be a uniform

of one percent

into British Dollars

charge for coming any quantity of silver

(to the Munkat in India bullion wrought by the public from time to

time (; & this durdship

would be much 33.

Speretags

the rac

obliged if the of State for India would Abomberke

be good enough

ascertain by telegraph

hich of these tas whather the latter is

the interpretation to be

gram

For the 17th th from the fort of Judia

I am to add that Lord Rifem dvernot

the

it is

for rapered to in the letter from Bir Dep of the 30 ultimo, does not Contemplated that the suggested Pitish Follar should be