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  2. PARLIAMENTARY PAPER. STEAM POSTAL COMMUNICATION.

    SIR,—With reference to my predecessor's 'circular despatch of the 17th of May last, informing you that the Lords Commissioners on the Treasury had taken measures for inviting tenders for the execution of a second monthly ...

    Article : 190 words
  3. No. 4. The Governor of Victoria to the Governor of New South Wales.

    Sir,—I lost no time in submitting your Excellency's Circular Dispatch, of the 12th ultimo, respecting the question of Steam Postal communication with Great Britain, for the consideration of my responsible advisers, and ...

    Article : 712 words
  4. [Enclosure 1 in No. 6.] 32, Upper Rrook-street, London (W.), 17 October. 1859.

    Sir—I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your letter, dated the 13th inst[?]nt, in which you inquire whether I am in a condition to accept, on behalf of the colony of New South Wales, the offer made to the Lords Commissioners of Her [?]ajesty's ...

    Article : 1,780 words
  5. No. 2. Governor-General to the Secretary of State for the Colonies.

    My Lord Duke,—I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your Grace's circular despatch, dated 7th September, 1859, enclosing a copy of a letter addressed by the Secretary of the Treasury to Mr. Merewether, the ...

    Article : 372 words
  6. BRYACEÆ, OUR URN MOSSES.

    SIR,—Although the urn mosses are, generally speaking, very diminutive, some of them being scarcely visible without the aid of a microscope, yet there is no branch of cryptogamous botany which presents ...

    Article : 4,565 words
  7. [Enclosure in No. 2.] Despatch sent to the Governors of Victoria, Tasmania, South Australia, New Zealand, and Queensland.

    Sir,—I forward herewith a copy of a dispatch which I have just received from his Grace the Duke of Newcastle, enolosing copies of a communication addressed by the Secretary of the Treasury to the agent appointed by the ...

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  8. [Enclosure in No. 4.] Memo, by the Honorable the Chief Secretary.

    It appears undesirable to attempt a second monthly mail communication with England via Panama. It appears doubtful if the communication between Panama and the Australian colonies can be maintained far £120,000 per year (his Excellency the ...

    Article : 462 words
  9. [Telegram from Sir H. E. F. Young.] 18th January, 1860. N. S. W. Message E. Telegraph.

    Sir Henry Young informs Sir W. Den[?]son, in reply to his Despatch, that the Government of Tasmania would be glad to see the Panama route opened, but decline to contribute any part of the cost. Preference is given to ...

    Article : 135 words
  10. No. 6. Mr. Edward Hamilton to the Colonial Secretary.

    Sir,—I do myself the honour to transmit herewith, copies of a correspondence relative to the Panama service, between the agints of Mr. Howard (who is connected with Messrs. Lever and Co., the contractors for the Galway ...

    Article : 788 words
  11. No. 7. The Colonial Secretary to Edward Hamilton, E-q.

    Sir.—I have the honour to acknowledge the receipe of your letter of the 17th of October last, transmitting copies of a correspondence between the agents of Mr. Howard (who is stated to be connected with Messrs Lever and Co., ...

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  12. No. 3. The Deputy Governor of Auckland to His Excellency Sir William Denison.

    Sir,—In the absence of his Excellency Colonel Gore Brown, I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 12th instant, detailing the principles upon which your Government is disposed to enter into ...

    Article : 186 words
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