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I the Revenue was almost station-
He must have known per- ary. featly well or at least he ought to have known that comparing
1894 with 1884 there has been a
71
"I per cent increase in Revenue
against a 60 per cent increase in Expenditure. (See paragraphs 69 and 70 of my despatch M. 201 of 4. September, 1894).
In regard to the Loans
raised in silver I can
only say
that so far as the last one was
concerned the Unofficial Members
in
X
Jhans
17
2 hans
Cm
in Council were divided in opinion.
It was however a question on which
a mistake might easily have been
made.
With regard to official
neglect alone being responsible for the plaque I would refer Your Lordship to the extracts from Dr Ayres' report of the 29th April, 1895,
Endl. 2 which I enclose herewith. D. Ayres
Printed. 29th April,
be apoil has been in this Colony for 25 years
1895.
and has been a member of the Sanitary Board during most if not all of that time. His opinion
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