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No. 15.—Prom the Secretary to the
Government of the Punjab,
- kth 'February 1871, A 7 o. 36—110.
(Proceedings, Political A, May 1871, No. 222, pages 278 to 282.)
No. 16.—-To the Acting Secretary
to the Government of Bombay.
24^ February 1871, No. 412 P.
(Proceedings, Political A, May 1871, No. 223, pages 283 & 284.)
No. 17.—Telegram from the Act
ing Secretary to the Government of
Bombay.
22wc? February 1871.
(Proceedings, Political A, May 1871, No. 224, page 284.)
No. 18.—Telegram to the Acting
Secretary to the Government of Bom
bay.
24^ February 1871, No. 411.
(Proceedings, Political A, May 1871, No. 225, page 284.)
No. 19.—Prom the Officiating
Secretary to the Government of the
Punjab.
23ni February 1871, No. 77—332.
(Proceedings, Political A., May 1871, No, 226, page 285.)
No. 20.—Prom the Acting Political
Secretary to the Government of
Bombay.
lUh June 1871, No. 2529.
No. 21.—Prom the Acting Political
Secretary to the Government of
Bombay.
28*7* June 1871, No. 2813.
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Communicates the results of a con
ference held at Mithunkote between
the Lieutenant-Governor and the
Commissioner in Sindh, regarding the
policy to be adopted for the Sindh and
Punjab frontiers.
Porwards a copy of the above, and
requests to be furnished with the
views of the Bombay Government on
the proposals therein made in regard
to the management of the Murree,
Boogtee, and other frontier tribes.
Concurs in opinion of Lieutenant-
Governor and Commissioner in Sindh.
Intimates that, before deciding
about Sindh frontier, Viceroy will
await reply to No. 412 P, dated 24th
Pebruary 1871.
In answer to No. 203 P, dated
31st January, communicates the re
marks of the Lieutenant-Governor
on the report by Superintendent
Tipper Sindh Prontier of his recent
journey through the countries of the
Murrees and Boogtees.
Porwards, with reference to pre
vious correspondence, copy of a
Minute, with accompaniments, by
His Excellency the Governor in
Council, expressing the views of the
Bombay Government on Khelat af
fairs.
Draws attention to the above, con
veying opinion on representations
of Sirdar Mooila Mahomed Khan, ot
Khelat.