Lytton forwards to Douglas letters and reports for Governors of Colonies regulating the mode of keeping and rendering the accounts of Colonial Receipt and
Expenditure. He instructs Douglas to give the documents to the Treasurer.
No. 52
Downing Street
10 December 1858
Sir,
I transmit for your information and guidance a copy of a letter
from the Lords Commissoners of the Treasury accompanied by a Report
from the Commissioners of Audit with a copy of printed Instructions to
Governors of Colonies regulating the mode of keeping and renderingthe the
accounts of Colonial Receipt and
Expenditure.
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You will forward these Documents to the Treasurer of British
Columbia, and instruct him to conform to the same in his financial
proceedings.
The Extracts and Warrants and other forms referred to in the letter
from the Board of Treasury will be transmitted to you as soon as they
are prepared.
I have the honor to be
Sir
Your most Obedient
humble Servant E B Lytton