, 1873-05-07

very clear what nayis the available surplus he thought he had been clear enough when stating VIII
objections 0 to the statement 4a emit and d tth s hep President '5j s5 had % admitted that was $50 50 sd far en0ne ecu
was against he way Of posting the $4,000 subsidy, as at fStS sight fa appeared that at least a pc
adopted in posting the ,J subsidy il the Accounts to which s 1 had made aI@on IN The last me-
the hs S to "y taM ds 6 cS % 'P TaN ~% he o b %B B%goa.y i b5 but but in Das sdl more 3%y 'n oo%m s6E
% the iatherr$7G57s. The Outstanding oamS' incl RHP HSo s. 81 I I9o dI@f5r tes SS Steam pragb a
the Tanneya amount to ISL 566. from which must he de1mteis Oo aseumcted loss n6 protest
Alnst this TgI lave a dJr ote treasury of the Mother Country of 1885,, thus showing
s ss1ors I mtr akin sa an has S way It % io Of hat sarp hS4 4md. f% woud N S%, T o%y % a f% ~ ~3sm R
UI rT LmI nm + mhnt E%T Ln4ni3mp1 That snrs Emd 49, Tm f~nn"hat h,
t|l n nm mh up upon %M =" s was al H {n%u if eTTs% %d& a m%sa H o a mo % as "a very f E UnoIor tn im %n
it can not ehomuch priced that We have such surplus Although things avndy not as b
sAapco in the shape fbmnau leans planters where would hemeus for those loans come m
may 6se JdsoIy and act differently but this m%h% Would claim for himself G@ lie has
1 @"y %%51e "% jea%s3@s. lie had Wondered % that the % COMMITTEES %%@s had !" dsbvn /" % r@gd@v
Year; Hhe Committee had bestowed more attention on that POINT perhaps they would not
uo for the present year. which had been estimated at $t7IOoO would in reality reach only son
the last mentioned amount, perhaps $I6Ioo0, has On further examination been found to e G
e edar@m ana aPs 8 B%% w% .5f I meb a" Eg S%f b @@I u 4s f 5s %s n pSG o%s m IN H realty eu m% y n %rgy
that TMnfse is done in tatrerea always dspPHdaed.
woddlad to unpaeieabo discussions and moduouor result. Only 0Ho oor remark about the pr
5 25S % he f t@@"1oo % o S Every f "5 p"XT BE- 5TTM x q s %v5 l." ~ s G% the % G 5G~.R 9a .% given o up Tying
promise when saying h would do his utmost to have the taxes ej@edj but another Governor
ton would 30 one the reforms that would shortly be attended to, and he stated that not as
TSoaTncys aonion to- the fact hat sS ov G 1& %p B B| m D DJ " G%u 9%y B 8% @ %d
Minister 1W Of the opinion that our taxes needed reduction Wa regard to what His Emr1
bile G@ 4 @ Iam |% ssid n3r %eG s %sm on nn I 6u DIN rP Tn"M yI IT"fntn out G %na
~ AZ s 1oo %e a "ea % %S ~"1 i f1GmP, T a. c1ag H%ps a@e @' pre- pre- 9 emit B6@ 5"@o
The Chairman stated tmheGHovng BeodGmhs have been made in the Draft OF Badge
Subject the councils Vote VIZ: sub Fem A. Mo Superior Authority, the amount Of 5i8l3o
after Hcnac*"Y specification caanclo 8l27oo m$7o less than in the Draft; under b. Ii
r%5 5u5 Win VII 5 S3&@: @% % e. the the s @ng y% 70 he j" JUDGE %S R Rs or5a % and I Po 45sasS5% !. 0 GnGsG ia
sJ is carried out with s. 400 instead d@235O, Gran Increase ofS5o; 1ulsr d. Buildings al
the AMOUNT $2875 for saGE& r Steam Standardization EIrcE tout anTSgo0oa Y"sG for rdGo
%%S% a 6aaI dedSd1" % @E75l Pe T@ Ry r3 " "1 2% the 1 ' BI et 9 % 81 S S@ 5 %4 b 60"
Day, and closed the meeting Members will receive information Of tie lay froeu 1es4as
x The above figures were afterwards furnished the President