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Enclosures

copy of further correspondence Enter

noted in the

margin

Gen. Off. Comdy to Gov

2nd Sept. 1896.

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which has passed between the General Officer Commanding and myself.

2.

From this correspondence you will observe that the General Officer Commanding desired the Colonial Government to place on record its view as to the general position of land held as Military Reserve.

My reply of the 22nd April, 1897, which forms one of the enclosures to this despatch, sets forth the views entertained by me, but at the same time I reminded the General Officer Commanding that the question had been referred to the Secretary of State for the Colonies and that I had not yet received his answer.

3.

Before sending my reply of the 22nd April last I referred the matter to the Attorney General

Reply to Gen. Off Comdy

18th October 1896. Gen! Off Comdy to Gov!

Der 1896.

Commanding and my Reply 202

Gen. Off. Comdy to Gov!

16th Jany 1897. Reply 29th April Gen. Off. Comdy to Gov 28th April, 1897.

May

reply

539

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Enclosures copy of further correspondence Enter noted in the margin Gen. Off. Comdy to Gov 2nd Sept. 1896. >> which has passed between the General Officer Commanding and myself. 2. From this correspondence you will observe that the General Officer Commanding desired the Colonial Government to place on record its view as to the general position of land held as Military Reserve. My reply of the 22nd April, 1897, which forms one of the enclosures to this despatch, sets forth the views entertained by me, but at the same time I reminded the General Officer Commanding that the question had been referred to the Secretary of State for the Colonies and that I had not yet received his answer. 3. Before sending my reply of the 22nd April last I referred the matter to the Attorney General Reply to Gen. Off Comdy 18th October 1896. Gen! Off Comdy to Gov! Der 1896. Commanding and my Reply 202 Gen. Off. Comdy to Gov! 16th Jany 1897. Reply 29th April Gen. Off. Comdy to Gov 28th April, 1897. May reply 539
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Enclosures copy of further correspondence Enter noted in the margin Gen. Off. Comdy to Goo 2nd Sept. 1896. >> which has passed be. Reply to Gen. Off Come 18th October 1896. Gen! Off Comdy to gov! Der 1896. Commanding and my Reply 202 tween the General Officer self. 2. From this corre will ob Gen. Off. Comdy to lov! 16th Jany 1897. Reply 29th April Gen. Off. Comdy to Gov 28th April, 1897. spondence you serve that the General Officer Commanding desired the Colo- nial Government to place record its view as to the on gener al position of land held as * Military Reserve. May reply 539 reply of the 22nd April, 1897, which of the enclosures to forms one of t this despatch, sets forth the views entertained by me, but at the same time I reminded. the General Officer Command- ing that the question had been referred to the secretary of State for the Colonies and ~ that I had not yet reaeived his answer. 3. Before sending my re- ply of the 22nd April last I re- ferred the matter to the Attorney General
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Enclosures

copy of further correspondence Enter

noted in the

margin

Gen. Off. Comdy to Goo

2nd Sept. 1896.

>>

which has passed be. Reply to Gen. Off Come

18th October 1896. Gen! Off Comdy to gov!

Der 1896.

Commanding and my Reply 202

tween the General Officer

self.

2.

From this

corre

will ob

Gen. Off. Comdy to lov!

16th Jany 1897. Reply 29th April Gen. Off. Comdy to Gov 28th April, 1897.

spondence you serve that the General Officer Commanding desired the Colo- nial Government to place

record its view as to the

on

gener

al position of land held as * Military Reserve.

May

reply

539

reply of the 22nd April, 1897, which

of the enclosures to

forms one of t this despatch, sets forth the

views entertained by

me,

but

at the same time I reminded.

the General Officer Command- ing that the question had been referred to the secretary of State for the Colonies and ~ that I had not yet reaeived

his answer.

3.

Before sending my re-

ply of the 22nd April last I re-

ferred the matter to the Attorney

General

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