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Report of the Select committee appointed to consider and report on the missionary institutions bill; Ordered by the House of Assembly to be printed. June, 1872 - Softcover
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1872 Excerpt: ...What are the arrangements you would suggest with regard to it?--Either of two arrangements could be come to. The ground might either be transferred to the London Missionary Society, in order that the Society might give the right to purchasing erfholders, or the Government might hand it over to Hankey, when it had become a village, with all rights of grazing, 171. You think it should be kept entirely for grazing purposes?--Yes. 172. You would make it the commonage of the village?--Yes, 173. Colonial Secretary.' Is there any grant of that land?--No, there is not a grant, but an authority to occupy. 174. Mr. Solomon. Then you would propose simply that there should be a remission of the transfer dues by the Government?--Yes, simply the transfer dues. The ground, 1 think, has been surveyed. T phiii-your on'y object is to obtain a remission of the l--transfer dues, the amount would be hut little-would it not? May 17, 18-2.--yery litte; an(j yfQ wou(j rather pay it than that anything should be introduced into the Bill which would hamper the; Society. 176. Is the survey you refer to a late one?--The surveyor '3! who is appointed by the Government for Crown lands of:a the Humansdorp district made it lately. It is not an old survey. "F1' 177. A question was put to you as to whether the missionary institutions in Kaffraria are on the same footing with those to which the Bill refers, and whether it should be j extended so as to apply to them: do you, in point of fact, think that the institutions in KafTrariaare in the same condition with the others?--I cannot say, as I have never had anything A' to do with the institutions in Kaffraria. 178. As a matter of fact, the Kaffrarian institutions aeof '! much more recent formation than those in the Bill?--They H are much...
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1872 Excerpt: ...What are the arrangements you would suggest with regard to it?--Either of two arrangements could be come to. The ground might either be transferred to the London Missionary Society, in order that the Society might give the right to purchasing erfholders, or the Government might hand it over to Hankey, when it had become a village, with all rights of grazing, 171. You think it should be kept entirely for grazing purposes?--Yes. 172. You would make it the commonage of the village?--Yes, 173. Colonial Secretary.' Is there any grant of that land?--No, there is not a grant, but an authority to occupy. 174. Mr. Solomon. Then you would propose simply that there should be a remission of the transfer dues by the Government?--Yes, simply the transfer dues. The ground, 1 think, has been surveyed. T phiii-your on'y object is to obtain a remission of the l--transfer dues, the amount would be hut little-would it not? May 17, 18-2.--yery litte; an(j yfQ wou(j rather pay it than that anything should be introduced into the Bill which would hamper the; Society. 176. Is the survey you refer to a late one?--The surveyor '3! who is appointed by the Government for Crown lands of:a the Humansdorp district made it lately. It is not an old survey. "F1' 177. A question was put to you as to whether the missionary institutions in Kaffraria are on the same footing with those to which the Bill refers, and whether it should be j extended so as to apply to them: do you, in point of fact, think that the institutions in KafTrariaare in the same condition with the others?--I cannot say, as I have never had anything A' to do with the institutions in Kaffraria. 178. As a matter of fact, the Kaffrarian institutions aeof '! much more recent formation than those in the Bill?--They H are much...
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