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Letter from Colonial Secretary acknowledging receipt of a letter respecting the Issue of a Deed of

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Unique IDA-00445166SeriesLetters Received from the Colonial SecretaryDate13th June 1857FormatVolume - HardcoverDescriptionLetter from Colonial Secretary acknowledging receipt of a letter respecting the Issue of a Deed of Grant of certain Land at Soldiers' Point to the City Authorities, transmitting an Extract of a communication on the subject received from Department of Land and Public Works explaining the circumstances under which consideration of this matter has been hitherto deferred, and advising that: 1) Executive Council cannot recommend Issue of a deed of Grant upon the terms proposed by the late City Commissioners viz: that the City have the Power of Letting to private parties for exclusive use; 2) the City Corporation will be permitted to continue use of the land for its original purpose viz: a place of Deposit for Stones for Paving the Streets.LanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordYes

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