, 1873-01-29

F4a aSt to |sae % that t hey could nsa r an noninent to the Ordinance Ho ao agrees 0 w %S
what stated in the Motives that the 60 Gor %1S n' v S0j3 has 1n n% al a1 hi SSo afr aa %s s a%s
5 s1 r tat % n 9 2s s g. s@I s s5% %7 4 As s5d: the proposed S exemption % from ne pS S@ o a" %s
d% SH % %s g%s be sup supported by public subsidy # that is not sufficient @9@ as now "p p%po ""i It
t St tion connected duc T E% o ao present os% 5T %%sb he Would beg to a@a few Statistical dat in reference
accrued to the f3mrI hdasa Mu % ad "@ are r mot s%ne e5%@ but onmual incomes they
amounted to an average ofS84a. the wharfage IN in oy% E% d%on @ %s aa9os9 5 81 G6r'4 nm@a
os639; in F@d@hEsd GS zp%%cs ' a ay%gsdd s % % Iavns@ .S S%8. o a1S2S a n i"? a " b@"no9
t sd tS oae9 vase to- % @PP % s8 sias sn%nsd to $!9l5 but event. them there v%% surplus %5l I$5
i 5000 5@a-o5 % n c%sd %% p% s%5. in in F F5as4sS1 ST. S:93s, in IN is g255 n is7c z3Iot5
concerning the np&&noS5 of the "s dpo,d l% Te' v% 5a n 1n%I3 rS%l sent sen 6 ina petition
n 6n9e996 eS ore 66 bs the 10 oGn"iteo could 10" consider hjut@ grant, Privileges to the Steamer a
where When s" s." 4 S S' .@ s @%a %a an @ 2sa@o. 5 154 @3ss sa above " o%" ,~ st IeoG BE-" it SO 50 s sg
no' E full s% m e % the steamer which h:@ leave at the sp %@ I% hour %"S she %% has @ &@g% %%
emPp@p FROM Ta0g eora S@ @%n an f"s 6 trade are gnsds po@a! privileges not" only in on
dues are not assessed the as& r % ' Cp@ ap"%5%s %d f f5 %5 too high or whether the
mn Ssa. He vas not s%ain5y acquainted with the mat S" G %@ % he S ~@G af SG nnp o%"5o op tom.
dooos-Th While on the o4rb ham, tits esrani that the ooon3oja &% 70, P 9a no h n%D@ bo
sS lay @ anchor at F 3j @%o5 to o9 9s1a35j d for a IN ' %9 3 Ths s it bs eve" S. 1osss9' h S% r g,
yc$s '% to haul has I" a3 @" d ID n o5 o@ 4%nu Besides THAT suitable accommodations for
PRESENT. habit Of Having g Ggsn %s p %d on a'% OF sS1 % sen Iods T "% 1 5 do away wa ao wi" so5 the
more than We could Nnomo But that 5f oooDro "a Ting n5 that % t @ m na boz be- C omfHr ri b g%o He fo
no 6 6al Tim d9 Forth for their departure to grant the steamer particular Advantage %@ to enable her
asvee 5S i %s yea to Is: a4 sa ss! p5 @ 5s tt o 5a6s ss IS s 2s Schooner 5s6:' T Es ss that P.e ea e s9
on We@nJ Should be placed o an equal o%G6 oang With t bs' f% fo it, on Tf 46 ssTG %%n ao44g
proposed as o amendment the question: % Of %"' % % p n gaming a2 %o 41 S% as d nnng n1 o o%
s ass5s % %;@9 u, %3 9 %&%% % % $%o IL IL ; 2s@@ % IL. 81" a@ 3: as & 2ss5 %%s Of 5G a 5% Sc. .s% 9 a
nT to o & % s& 3%R9s a% oP% to tell q what to d. Bat he oo@d 9Se agree with Ills His EEz85To @%Gn re- re-
good and rhou Sc the Grains Oh the wharf; Ta vessel rSc5mws9m takes in PoMna mo
oMg9 Smadej@ that thea argument would not stand
me G0W@nr lad not been aware of that fact in crndinv with Ho lufao f tho
4" Dn n0 "R7ei the honorable Speaker will agree in mother point dtf We reduce
WN" w. may one lay beWuhOutn means to keep OWw hMfH order Iba general rule all
~" D"m"A" where mere MeW hMVe] that ein oonem music come up tn expenses for keeping
m NuMyeSh HPn" but OF course motif give returns the charges being always very moderate
uu Gf mom nan rqWrd for the pr@-Inr reality, he perfectly agrees with the Committee on
""P GWuH u W steamers and sailing vessels; uemy question BHHsaI be done mw Orm
dates all vessels by suitable pier
The Speaker: The Committed had agreed h rnmmao1 tina draft tr4H cmI nat tL e.
mr~ oSn cmmS d" WlW mel INJUSTICE granting the steamer privileges at the expense of
n%%%od %n on on, Is 10 cents if goods shipped by the steamer are to be
9%Pe" mH could reduce the freight 10 cts, and surprising that the FREIGHT
In Two, Inn"I M%94 ana frehaHked by schooner is 81 on such q h0ghead the pW-
I8o gE ~ P@ on that's single item H must repeat thai heQ quito ae@M that the sanHr should
49, t% I%r@ oH IN money! from the public funds. adntfrmpmvao owners. HoboeL however,
mat this point would be satisfactorily arranged
bt4 rb he 9G0 2gs said 1.-THE Colonial Council agree with the honorable Speaker that it would be
yV w TmmS t % Team rIhE@nr subsidy H and mtgr al the proposed privileges he shoud haveben
~. %8W Na C0gMgy. BHho would begm clt mind the position of this matte in Me
G UH OcHU 3D. Inna, where is tnotp probable they will ewH willing to grant bgers Ml
o Dnn nave 0gechnnO the exemption from dues. In the negotiations witt the cntnmorH those
pWtg@W we're hd Nm order to obtain a reduction OF the yearly subsidy From these raSons
4 not eWeam the idea dte Speaker howeVew willing he might be to d. 8o
qua MEMBER Tor ChrStanSed HMMn1 would mention one point on which the Government
ana m committee ~e,m namely that the steamer will help to smply the Administration and
me expense expenses heef- hey would beg His Exceuemy the Governor to favour the Council with
some explanations on that point
Ie Governor had from very pn1r nnnso riuol fi. Laan At. 4 =. l.