No. 71

I have the honour of transmitting for Your Grace's information,
Copies of two Acts which I have lately passed for the Colony of
British Columbia Entitled as follows:

1. "New Westminster Municipal Council Extension Act 1861."

2. "Harrison Lillooet Portage No 2 Roads Bonds Act 1861."

2. The first of those Acts was passed at the petition of the
inhabitants, for the purpose of including within the limits of
New Westminster for Municipal purposes, a tract of land, 10 chains in width, not before included, and also in order to add two Councillors to the original number of seven appointed under
the provisions of the "New Westminster Municipal Act 1860."

3. The object of the Harrison Lillooet Road Bonds Act, is
to provide for the creation of British Columbia Bonds to the
amount of £3000, bearing interest at the rate of 6 per cent
per annum, for the purpose of defraying a part of the cost of
forming the Harrison Lillooet Road, which could not be conveniently
met out of the revenue of the current year, and arrangements will
be made, as required, to meet this liability.

4. There being nothing in these Acts of an unusual nature,
I venture to recommend them for Her Majesty's approval.