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16. The rules and regulations for the government of the prisons have been duly carried The complete separation of new from old offenders has been observed and the low number of prisoners in custody has rendered possible strict compliance with the rules relat- ing to juveniles, debtors and remand prisoners.
17. The Sanitary condition of the prisons is good.
18. The appliances for use in case of fire are sufficient and in good working order.
19. The conduct of the Staff throughout the year has been good.
20. The usual Returns are appended.
12th February, 1907.
F. J. BADELEY,
Superintendent,