prefatory historical and geographical note, followed 
by information under the headings :— 
General, 
Finance, 
Production, 
Trade and Economics, 
Communications, 
Justice, Police, and Prisons. 
Public Works, 
Public Health, 
Education, 
Lands and Survey, 
Labour; 
besides a reference to any important legislation not 
falling under those headings. Opinions, forecasts, 
controversial matter, details of merely local interest, 
and tabular statements other than those required for 
the elucidation of the text should be excluded. 
180. Colonial Governments should arrange for the 
interchange of reports on subjects of common interest. 
C. Military. 
181. Governors who are actually in command of His 
Majesty's troops must separate their correspondence 
with the Secretary of State for the Colonies and the 
Secretary of State for War, as prescribed in the 
following Regulations 182 to 186. 
182. All matters which relate to the discipline of 
the troops, or to the employment of them in any 
ordinary and established service, or to the relief of the 
troops after their time of local service shall have 
expired, or to the interior economy of His Majesty’s 
land forces, will probably form the subject of corre- 
spondence with the Secretary of State for War 
exclusively.