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with trees, and kept us a
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part of the Sanitary cordow, and separating the General Cantonment from the Colonialer
"Military reserve", to act as a.
settlement.
Until the Colony requiice further expansion - not probably for the next
co or so years - this scheine seems to
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meet all requirements
Economy
To meet further expansion with to the Hane, and Colonial Governments, I propose that the -- Class of Buildings required for the Barracks, Hospital, Stores fc (with the exception of Powder bagazines and other Magazines for explosive Stores,
requiring Bomb. prof protection) should be made portable, and of Frow, with interior cassing of "Papier trache", or
brick (single or half
brick), and space between for ventilation. They could be made in pieces England, sent out in pieces in charge of a Detachment of Royal Enginners (who might advantageoudly be imployed, previous to commingout, in Superintending their construction jo in the Contructors Yards in England)
The ground benig previously. pupared, the whole should be put up in one seasons, and ready for
occupation.
General Remarks
Vide note wat frage
ZT.
464
I would, respectfully suggest that
any future capenses for change of su
for
the
sito
expansion of the Colony, should
be bome by the Colony, who would
reap the benefit of the
the value of
same, and
the land they would
thins recover would probably
than pay for the capenses of the sums.
The reserves required to meet v- colored yellow-
my proposition
are
However the Imperial Government
alle.
should have so far control over at
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ground North of the proposed & serve, as to be able to prevent buildings, grants being made without spesial r previous reference to see how the same
present or future
may.
beur
air
defences, occupation, fo
It may
be considered at the s
first glance, that apparently the most wealthy site is not selected for the General Cantonment.
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From Medical Perports, hapices Range is considered unhealthy, and justly so at prescurt, but the is apparnitly obvious. It appears that the ixjection is expable of being
rencored in
of many
opinion
and that my others (medical men included)
by a pdicions system of drainage, and cutting down and filling aso in
cntains places.*
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