CO129-293 - Governor Sir Blake - 1899 [8-9] — Page 556

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Shaughai and Singapore, which an impetus would be given to Cycling which has already gained a considerable hold in the Colony,

29. In this connection it is interesting to repeat a quotation from General Black's letter in support of his own proposal which was made use of by the mover of the Resolutions of the ... to the April, 1899. It follows:-

"Roads are the precursors of progress and civilization; they distinguish a rising from a barbarous state. Roads for recreation and health are our great wants in the island."

30. The members of the Committees therefore ask you, Sir, on behalf of the Subscribers to the fund and the Community generally, whom the carrying out of this scheme will undoubtedly be of great benefit, to give their appeal your consideration and if possible, to endorse the approval which was expressed when the proposal was first laid before you.

I have the honour to be, Sir, our most obedient and humble servant,

CSChate, Chairman Jubilee Committee

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Shaughai and Singapore, which an impetus would be given to Cycling which has already gained a considerable hold in the Colony, 29. In this connection it is interesting to repeat a quotation from General Black's letter in support of his own proposal which was made use of by the mover of the Resolutions of the ... to the April, 1899. It follows:- "Roads are the precursors of progress and civilization; they distinguish a rising from a barbarous state. Roads for recreation and health are our great wants in the island." 30. The members of the Committees therefore ask you, Sir, on behalf of the Subscribers to the fund and the Community generally, whom the carrying out of this scheme will undoubtedly be of great benefit, to give their appeal your consideration and if possible, to endorse the approval which was expressed when the proposal was first laid before you. I have the honour to be, Sir, our most obedient and humble servant, CSChate, Chairman Jubilee Committee
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553 / Shaughai and Singapore, whilch an impetus would be given to Cycling Htwe which has already gained a -considerable hold in the Colony, 29. In this connection lit is interesting to repeat a quotation from General Black's lettes in support of his own proposal which was made use If My nuwe as the Resolutions of the of by the mover o to the April, 1899. follows:- great ah occasion; I need hardly urge the appropriateness of a road to work a "broads are the precursors of progres and "civilization; "they distinguish a rising from a barbarbus stall. Roads for recreation and health are our "great wants in the island." The members. 30. of the the dubilee to Committees therefore ack you, Sir, ou behalf of the Subscribeks to the fund and the Community geurally, whom the carrying out of this scheme will undoubtedlys be of great benefit, to give their appeal your consideration and if possible, to endorse the approval which good enough a ough to express when the proposall firsh laid before you. I have the honour to be Sir. our most obedient and humble servant Your CSChate hairuan Jubila Committee
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Shaughai and Singapore, whilch an impetus

would be given to Cycling

Htwe

which has already gained a -considerable hold in the Colony,

29. In this connection lit is

interesting to repeat a quotation from General Black's lettes in support of his own proposal which was made use

If My nuwe as

the Resolutions of the

of

by

the mover

o to the April, 1899.

follows:-

great

ah occasion;

I need hardly urge the appropriateness

of

a road to work a

"broads are the precursors of progres and "civilization; "they distinguish a rising from a barbarbus stall. Roads for

recreation and health are our

"great wants in the island."

The members.

30.

of

the

the dubilee

to

Committees therefore ack you, Sir, ou behalf of the Subscribeks to the fund and the Community geurally, whom the carrying out of this scheme will undoubtedlys be of great benefit, to give their appeal your consideration and if possible, to endorse the approval which

good enough a ough to express when the proposall

firsh laid before you. I have the honour to be

Sir.

our most obedient and humble servant

Your

CSChate

hairuan Jubila Committee

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