, 1884-03-29

purity tr I'M the sane REASONS lust st It d
III reference to ChriSliaHStpl, and PATTY
because there is still less work az Fredp-
rlk>ttdS CuStOnh0uSp, the revenue from
import duty amounts to only Z Of what is
CntleCted in hriStianSted in this latter
place it is we'll Known that there is much
moe work for tle customs Official, as
there ar Il larger number OF small impartial
lionS.-A> regards the PoSta, Department,
the ampunt OF 800 for p occurring and lr-
pairing articles OF inventory and rcqui.
sites, payments for e ira turns with the
mails, an minor expenses, appears too
SIN I'll entirely. Ii has b e 5 'en fr1m ne
different accounts revised, Ihlt the it'm
has always been pXcee ted, and e,prcia ~
now Of late ~ tn item does not inclu /, al
on lay which is pretty considerable,
namely, The sums required for Sc tie
mentS with other PuStoticeS according
to Postal Conventions with foreign conn
trieS. He WOull draw the ate ton If the
Government to this As rrglrlS the Road
Department, he supposed that the Gov
eminent will take in due consideration The
nrW Road Ordinance, when 1t shall have
rma ate L.. Under the sanitary Depart
ment, there is in amount Of $500 proposed
rs a contribution in aid of IL private
chJldrrn'S hospital in reference to this he
would beg 10 say, that We have already ,
hospitals. cnr especially dedica cd for the
Poor, AM where every thing nete Sary for
the accommod ion aul cart Of children
IS provided at public exp n<e: il does not
appear necessary for the Public to 90
further. The hospital for children now
established might br a very good aud
charitable thing; if private parties wi
MAINTAIN the institutions, all right; but he
saw no reason why The PuhIjc should have
an me eaSed eXpcniitui e fl + that purpose,
when here is Il public hospital, VITA ,oom
enough and already furnished with al
requisites, and particularly when our cir
culnStanceS are as bal us they are.-W tn
regard to the Poor Department, there we
fad in amount entered for Sala les 5000
p. d. to each physician ''to a tend such
poor IN the country, who are not according
to tn Ordinanc Of oath October 1879 Is
after the abolition of the labour rrgula-
tionS, emit ed t, medical attpndanre from
the estates" tie would beg to ask, if this
wording is hat used in the contracts With
the phNSlcIdnS.............
The Governor said he believed ii il.
LemmiRg-re>umed %. he would reserve
tutther re IA Ks; but If that be the word
ing, th,n tne CoIonil Il Treasury couDd
never cone in a position to pay ont tIaNel-
ling expenses for medical men nor 10 ply
for doe ~ charges; if he sick person
was not entitled to medical at enhance
from the estate, then the d ,et0r WAS pad
by the 300 p. Il. frGm the Treasury and
ii HE sick person was entitled to medical
Attendance from the estate, then the doc.
tor had only the owner of the estate, 10
look to for pawn mt. lhr Treasury could
in no way he called on to advanc. payment
to the dortor.-WiIh these remarks, he
would beg 20 recommend a Committee of
5 Members on the Draft OF Budget with
all the Money Bill.
LIST Member t3r ChriStianstrd'H Country
District (C0aIter) said there is one item
in reference to the StdtIon at KingShill, 10
which he would call attention, namely the
hosting Of the >igral F,ag. The manner
in which tins has been done has for some
time given rise to great dl>s ltiSfaction. in
consequence Of the ~irregularity which
occurs in the lime, and, hence, it is the
general belief that il would be letter to
do away with the hosting If the flag as q
signal FIR working hours in the country,
and save the am mt hitherto used for the
purpose. The Official to whom the said
hosting is now entrusted. Il IS, accOi ding
TO his owa staten ut, NO much ether bust
ness to discharge and calling him away
from the Station just ut those hours, that
he has to depend on his l0stlrr to hoist
the signal fig at t e Station; Int thiSsiS
not a thing TO be depended on, especially
now, when employers al Ian &c nave so very
lii tile control of III It ciaSS OfprOple as hOStlerS
etc. Anyhow, great discomfort il felt Just