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frevailing Minds in Summer, and
from ito
bery cheerful sea aspect, it may be regarded, perhaps, as peculiarly adapted.
In connexion with the portion of the
ground
above alluded to, it may
question, as to how for,
be
an
and to what extent
the sea board encompassing it, may be appropriated to Colonial purposes- to such
wangement
an arran
a moderate and
extent, the Committee cannot be
in rear
fair
any objection.
That portion of ground some distance
of
this hill, and upon which the staff
the Ime Division of the late Expeditionary
Force was
encamped, next engaged the attention
of the Committee, "Here is a
good
sité
for an Hospital
comparatively
or some such
Stineture, could it be guaranteed that in the
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natural progress of the anticipated improvements,
no other buildings
in
ivere allowed to be
run
up
front to interrupt the free current of air, and Sea view. As this, of course could not be expected, the Committee do not consider this position available.
Further back to the East, a long
ridge, gradually increasing in width and
as it stretches in a S. E. direction height towards the harbour presents itself. Here M. M's 3101 Regt.
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auch a
encamped some months since-
Hospitals
Sufficient space for Barracks and might be obtained, but, in asmuck, as the ground is nearly altogether shut out from. a Lea Niew, and even the paartial influence
of
the S. W. Wind by intervening hills, and