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would forestall still larger

expenditure in

the near

future. If the exfara public was. expendition contemplated

H

in Mary May hacks of th

these to classes,

Cany

of

sanction

would not be refused to the proposed loan,

but it seems

Current Levemat.

and

assuming

to be ind

insufficient.

but. I am not satisfied

that done

of

5. In fer. 108

state that

Your desp. No. 466

spring the works in

question remunerative: and Tobserve that the Coloria Secretary the term "productiv" in

the same

com

The propriety of this description affears to

very

will all be

doubtful. The list of the works

wads which

nicludes two wads,

ar ertainly not duietly remunerative; the

Jame

apples to the provision for Public Fountanas; and

although by.

save me aus

Mr.

Mr.

DRAFT.

MINUTE.

Mr. Antrobus,

Mr. Cox.

Mr. Lucas.

Mr. Graham.

Sir M. Ommanney.

Earl of Onslow.

Mr. Chamberlain

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the Market and various

Waterworks schemes which

make of the rest of the

will pelumatly list

grigy

в

the made to geeld

a duict and mmédiate

retum to the Colonial

reverve,

your

desp. and

are

its enclosures to ad.

a definite to the

amy o

CA

marmer

in which this result is to

such

be brought about. In the

absence of J explanation, the works conclude that they

am

-productie " of an

a^^

ordinary character.

6. Inote that it is proposed to stand read the expenditure on these works

years;

made area

for $562,

five or six

Provision is

the Estimates

proportion of the expenditure to

Gack

the incumed

as

next year. This is almost

-fouth of exactly

And

the estimated total cost. The inference is therefore, that in 1904

and hiding the