2.
come to the conclusion
"M. Fillary's
Machine
"
that
for
cell
" labour would be found very
"useful
in
cases
where
prisoners
"were sentenced to Separate confinement with hard labour
and that it would be therefore
"desirable that 2 or 3
of
the Machines
"were sent out._ We do not think
however that they could be
on a
large scale in
employed this Colony unless the
arrangements
" and a new
were
prison
entirely altered
system of supervision
and Superintendence established
with the power of inflicting
gat once corporeal punishment
Prisoners ought,
when necessary
we conceive, after
the labour
of
" the day, to be confined in separate dormitories and to be
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never together unlere while at
work.
During the day it has
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"beem the system here and found "necerrary to work them in gangs, " and nothing appears to us " likely to convert what is now "considered no
hardship to a
punishment as the introduction
a Treadmill, and it has this "additional advantage
of
over Mr
"Fillan's Machine, that it can "be employed for useful and it
"may
be profitable purposes. "-
3. In the above
coneur
1
opinion
I
and I would
generally therefore beg to recommend that
a Tread-wheel such as is estimated to cast £158 should be sent out
for
the
use
of
this Colony, together with the apparatus for crucking