15.
for the Butteries.
A small proportion of Bank, proof accommodation could be afforded for a Guard Go, independent of the
necessary storage
but except.
ww case
ва
these batteries_
of astral hostilling
and mcessity therefrom, the
should not be used as
duve
Barracks
in the usual manner and vor
appropriation, on savitary grounds;
but a few
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caretakers,
married soldiers could occupy the
ordinarily
Loov
The Detached Barracks would
be placed in the most favorable
sites near to the batteries the ment
would have to guard. The force
occupying.
the
same would be
a
duly regulated mixed force of or Artillery and Infantry,
en time.
of War, and occupied in such v proportions us.
be found most
convenient to the Services, at all other times; altho, perhaps, it would be better to consider each Battery outpost from Head Quarters; and the Troops occupying
these batteres furnishing
the
necessary Guards and
other duties of that post, and the detachment's changed from time to time, at the discretion of the Commanding Officer. This system would save much exposure during the bot
cissary. any
and raing
seada. -
I woulder
3. Sites reserved for the Gennal
Barracks or Cantonments.
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propose therefore that the sites to be
: reserved for these Barracks would
be part of the
same
wquiied for
the Butteries and would be consisted there with
3. Sites reserved for the Gennal
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Barracks or Cantonments.
In considering the site for the Hospital and the Detached Banacks, the question is
very
simple;
best
beaning
the
mew
various demands.
Imperial and Colonial. the site of the Gjemal Cantonment requries
move
consideration-
to instructions.
With reference to wish
received Icommunicated with His
Exallemcy Sir Hercules Robersons, Governor and Commander in
and
arr
of the
same opinion
v
Blanch,
be
is, relative to the question of the site
for the proproved Barracks as forwarded
for report.
to
trie
Upon full consideration Iconsider with reference to the project submitted for the Barracks (altho the details are carefully drawer out, and adinially suited for certain climates the scheme in de cutirety would not suit the
dinate.
Tire enclosure wall woukt vor
prevent the full ventilation of this amface of the ground during this hist