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was accordingly thought advisable that the new special condition

As regards lets To■: 2089 and should be attached to the sale.

the 2093 this Government eoncurs that new condition was unnecessanté- ly drastio; and instructions have been given that it is not to be employed in future except in very special oireumstances,

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Tou have suggested that all conditions agreed upon between an applicant and the Director of Public Works should in future be printed in full in the Bale Conditions but this appears to be hardly feasible, because the special requirements of an applicant which may receive approval may not suit another intending purchaser whose quite other requirements may be equally acceptable to the Directer of at Public Verks, I may point out that any person interested in the sale of any ares of land is entitled on application to receive from the Directer of Public Works, prior to the sale, full information në to whether permission will be given to erect any particular

Appeal type or class of building that he may have in view, lies also to the Governor-in-Council against any decision of the Director of Public Works to which exceptien may be taken.

I am to enquire whether, in view of the explanation now made, the architects still desire the corres- pondence to be forwarded to the Secretary of State for the

Colonies.

I am,

Gentlemen,

Your obedient servant,

(8D) Claude Severn

Colonial Secretary