, 1873-03-01

sum Of 2672 to apply 10 tnnigad2npapaan &o1ezt financial y@E AS there will Be- no
i% Tomter for 0hdsdmstod IC%dpav had been requested by the lss Grown Member
Il @a ri IF Immigrants imported here R n 1877 IS s51 las na 1@' i 5 ADULT 1a% T% % % 81 l& %' r s% les
The Togoe~~ added that the geuerp part of that numberh had been imported aarH the ne
uu End End Mem for %G 05% oos sa a@sq) so235sl ns had understood His E1en@y rightly
nos, @: G%yg g@8fn e % CREATE @ p4 F% o s9a sloo aS " Sson not to SH %a o ds 2 s T %1aRS2 %d
S%@5 s s%y % thu Fund has 1% AMOUNT AMOUNT p I So 5 @9 B%S % b% s %F T% owes We o ao$ %@ $1,000 100
t 995' h id w a GSqa 6SP%T b% 1 hi there B % S %Rss o% %y o S.Go % is really the the proper" P9J of
dM concerned made in the case %o snount5 for the Ba%a Loans and ao& the %%s from the
oA End rn "59sa 65 Sn a1 PS a @%. oSSo S92" F5n s%o interest f'o'' $4,000 goes partly
. The am r%g go f%s P1l in all. a %5 3% 2%n as % t4o it would R be decide apparent that H the Urea
4%si moG ba5 r%4 this h should mot not be- allowed as long as there is a larger cash amoutn the
ST. the &s @@ much @ImotG all other T@apaii@ %i no@5s%i gh heavy %y" d% SS; Wy
a %$s a% % %5 s o@ a3 to %s S%% %s% 4 for %@ money 76 left in in this this 6 S@oaap T & 14d % 1&o ' na " o
bvn I so 6s9 5%eE T% 9o5 in n rst"a % tho t 6% ysSs Ro o% remarks remarks about %% the Colonial %a al Treasury
s d%g @@T % % Rs% se o 4% d t%%E% % wd R% aS a Ia ed q@% sf to PTTsP+ or a e2sn ts opa 6e
the Treasury yo basil amount Of money deposited IN the Bank SSdo fund who receives ali
RUNNING" account 5t s1a@% Py@gf 55@S5 WHEN s as Colonial TS@% 4 her her % calls on the INN:
S for it ii the Fund who gets the n"e" of the $4,000 and pays no ntrd" n@ debt to
it, 4 5e2 a ms@ss5 S@ a@ 4% s T%9 in t. 5 ss sas% 2% the so9 %%st %@ ns would %% S5 few S S S%s%
5nnisnd % in the coming ys4 r # The matter We're Crest % G fHo S c%"n" G%%9a pe % %In nBo
.S e IT, wants. 5Ss I %s; the 6%%s1 sat st Of s%%ps s$ yearly %% %M %J n nsa % ut
lmmgr@ nmI &, F IN m dGh@ o@ ing S year nS S%~$ c m% h0 a immigration mym can be omed on We should
5 %os5% 5s%Pr f IN T%tas y%- 3S dsesoS o r% &s n Ssoh %tn 5 pn% s Ia 6s found %n n nsoss94,
prepared with money Ogeh%q as, hitherto Hh@ often been our own fault that we have been
their m@11 after @P where etc. to &C., and we are mott the market we viii get none We would
ha2o T9%Il that Els Els ' Esos%noy had b@ f prepared GS dd %s With With P 6s oopS %%a %O to g %S H s@s
d aco %2& T It NOT 1n psGo eat at "e to say say 9%g &4 0n%g % bSd o SG0 S4 JS65 but IT o %I " be
IN c%~obsgu@ or perhaps by by giving Sinaig"%n6@i a@@om that hat 8 %s D n%n 8 flow %' 84%9
1s$ %g great % interest IN this matter; 50 there he" can cam be- B" no doubt, ,% 9%h H will S% DC % %%7 &%T o
The Vmgom9mma agreed with the Chairman the Importance oimmiraton to this Island
and it's aSJetn which he the VcegWenor has always personally ten great interest
Although he had not mennnclH heem the Council he had the same iea the honorable
Chairman that something should be- done in order to prVde her necessary means to ENCOURAGE
HmgTMn by public aid audit was py therefore he had touched on the large surplus on hand
in the Colonial Treasury. For of the two ways of raising mams mentioned by the Chairman he
wOhd think that of loan from the Colonial Treasury most peeabe The Treasury has the
necessary money! andt bt present ie while if portion thereof be cleaned out to the Immiya
tOnhnd, tem interest whd accrue ant form an item of revenue fhs be the view 0he Cn.
Gil he would note h taking the matter under consideration But the honomabe Chairman was
partly under misunderstanding when speaking as we nave no means a ALL ready for Immipa-
topupos@; since on the LIST of April next there will ass hMn in his communication todaybe
about $4,000 on hndfr Immigration and although the $1,000 to be paid by parties that have re-
3epd immigrants will Oy become due the cUwe 6he year. the amount could easily be
taken ot fe Colonial Treasury tmpoMHy;a thmg he must still consider that not in con-
fmMy with established us Notwithstanding all what the Chamanh has stated to tm contrary
The loan made in 1868 by the mmigahnhnd was made met he expectation of CooHe immr
tam, therefore the amount had obe so large md the mtstt thereon 6meda heavy burhea an
an@ insat@snt and nnd on the present debit and such a loan could NOT oy %' dHu ES
and he would behw This best atntOn mt
The Chnrnauo observed tata according to Law, an estimate of the Immigahonhmds Mpense
in the coming rear must be submitted to the Council therefore it must be kwn beforehand at the
beginning fHey year what amount is to be expended for immigration
l&M Member for FmdeshdSC Country District FZanmn)S tate that he had intended rmos-
ing that the Council would request His ExeRcy to make tn necaarya rangHmnsf rbMnnp
the means for the Imnigatonmndm the way pointed out; but aH lis Exmncy himself promised
to ote neednL he supposed would moth necessary make the proposal.
The Vogwamors said bal aher what had already stated he would consider himself bound
to dot the n@fl in tem matter as much as th adh been rqu@tedb vote of the Council
AS no one further dehed to have the word, the Chairman closed the communication and the