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Military Contribution, and to submit the following observ- ations on the several points raised by them.
2.
The position assumed by the memorialists in para_ graph I of their memorandum is in my opinion untenable and calls, I think, for
special remark.
3.
Ma
As regards the son- tention in paragraph 2. the Unofficial Members seem to
forget
that
no monies are
paid
paid away in respect of the
Postal Service except for services
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actually rendered. It seems to me erroneous to maintain that the revenue collected on
behalf of the Imperial Govern ment or of the Postal Union brings no profit to the Colony. Without the services of the Imperial Government and the Postal Union, which are paid. for by this revenue, the Postal
service would either come to a
standstill or the Colony would
have
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