Armament plans and immigration scheme detailed in colonial report
The document notes the government’s efforts to equip volunteers with weapons from Britain, including Enfield ammunition and breech loading rifles. It discusses private vs official procurement, the push for a 1S pounder brass howitzer battery, and the use of private firms with concerns about weapon quality. It also outlines an immigration scheme to fund British arrivals, proposing £10,000 for the year to fund passage and passages for recruits, with conditions on residency and employment.
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Immigration debate questions state aid and policy in colony
Melbourne discussions critique assisted emigration, arguing for guarantees on new settlers and preferring land warrants to match immigration with agricultural aims. Tax plans, public revenue, and municipal grants are debated, with emphasis on limiting burdens while avoiding ill‑matched entrants.
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