76.
NI May.
be returned.
I have ter
M. H. Alexander,
(Signed)
Acting Colonial Secretary:
126
ryby.
"(Copy) Remarks by
The Acting Superintendent of Police
Extracts from the Colonial
Surgeon's Report for 1861.
Report
There
are
tivo
men
especially
I
appointed for the prevention of 1 What I have classed
under the head of ventilation,
the under
quisances arising from the
cumulation of deil and Enblish that is the providing a sufficient
to and the extension of the town supply of pure air, un contaminatid
is far
to
too great to enable them by noxions effluvia, requires -
discharge
efficiency;
A
their duty with equally with the last essential.
larger number to health a thorough reorganisation
therefore necessary
to insure a more
in order. It is true that the Inspector of
perfect - Nuisances has
performance of it .
nuisances has effected a very
considerable improvement in
the Chinese de not deposit their dirt in impossible for one
3 generally the state of the streets, but it is
one AN
to do
the several dust- bins, although effectually what in
every other