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  To The Under Colonial Secretary / Sec for Lands declines to reproclaim land for Police paddock McIvor River / Referring to the letter of the Commissioner of Police to the Honorable the Colonial Secretary, dated 22nd ult. and forwarded B.C. to this Department on the 24th idem, the Under Colonial Secretary is advised that the Secretary for Public Lands declines to accede to the request made therein, that the cancell...

• ◇McIvor/MacIvor▲aboriginal context□corridor placeline 10

  Sec for Lands declines to reproclaim land for Police paddock McIvor River / Referring to the letter of the Commissioner of Police to the Honorable the Colonial Secretary, dated 22nd ult. and forwarded B.C. to this Department on the 24th idem, the Under Colonial Secretary is advised that the Secretary for Public Lands declines to accede to the request made therein, that the cancelled police reserve on the McIvor Ri...

Lands
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC LANDS,
BRISBANE, 9th February 1884
In your reply be sure to give
84.1695 CSec
this number in the margin
MEMORANDUM:
To The Under Colonial Secretary
Sec for Lands declines to reproclaim land for Police paddock McIvor River
Referring to the letter of the Commissioner of Police to the Honorable the Colonial Secretary, dated 22nd ult. and forwarded B.C. to this Department on the 24th idem, the Under Colonial Secretary is advised that the Secretary for Public Lands declines to accede to the request made therein, that the cancelled police reserve on the McIvor River may be reproclaimed for paddocking purposes, as the land is said to be some of the best agricultural land in the district.
E Deshon
Under Secretary
[Notes in margin]
Previous
84.597 (Police)
Can the Commr suggest any other piece of land available for the purpose? S.W.G.
B/C 20/2/84
The Commr of Police
RGray
B/C 11 Feb/84
The land asked for failed to find a purchaser when offered for sale—the Government now paying £80 annual for use of a paddock at this place. The Police ought to have the land available for their horses as they are expected to be available for service always at a moments notice. D.T. Seymour CP
19.2.84
The Honorable
The Colonial Secretary
B.C.
Res[?] 228 19.2.84