a greater space for enjoying the Sea than they have at present, without interfering
in
the least with the Parade Grounds or the Ground
cricket players.
now sometimes used.
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An Inland
productive, and no
holder of our
Lot could or would be permitted to obtain
additional Land without paying for it,
by
and what is.
The rise in the value of Land with seafrontage has been enormous,
particularly in the Lower Bazaar,
the holders of any have reaped great benefit from the large Fire, and the consequent rearrangement of Land. At
Land in that locality
As far as I
know landed property in that locality
brings its owners from forty to fifty per cent per
annum.
It appears to me, that a charge for additional Land obtained by Lessees of Marine Lots would be but
just
and reasonable, since it is the most
right
in the one case is
but just in the other.
The Revenue now derived from
Markets might perhaps be increased
by seeing
a Market established in the
East part of the Town. At the last point,
such a Market
now exists against the Law, without License, and that it is but a poor one, arises from the fact, that meat and other
articles are
exposed for sale in a number of shops
on the Queen's Road extending
from opposite the Police Station No. 1 to East Point : I believe such exposure
for sale is against the Law.
Another
subject
connected with the