CO129-379 - Governor Sir Lugard - 1911 [8-9] — Page 372

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In reply to your confidential letter of the 30th. ultimo (No.1116/10) forwarding for the opinion of my Committee a copy of letter dated 19th. June, from His Excellency Vice-Admiral Sir Alfred Winsloe, I am directed to express my Committee's appreciation of His Excellency's conclusion express- -ed in the final paragraph of his letter, that the only satis- -factory way of settling the whole question is the erection of a Commercial Shore Station.

Until this be established, my Committee consider that His Excellency's suggestion contained in paragraph 5 of his letter should be adopted for the convenience of the public.

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The Hon. Mr. W. D. Barnes,

Colonial Secretary.

(Sd.) E. A. M. Villiams,

Secretary.