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During the whole of my experience, a principal drain I will admit, but this was caused, not by the volume of water, but by the passage of many hundred tons of stone and earth from landslips blocking up the drain. This intercepting sewer is impracticable of execution except in a very minor degree, and until the city extends further seaward, there will be no undue pressure upon any of the drains.
Circumstance I have referred to in my statement at an last meeting. Par: 52.
The Central part of Victoria. Cannot extend further as non-any.
Par: 30- All surface drainage arranged flows directly into the sewers, and by that means alone up to the present time have they been kept clear and flushed.
Par: 51 I am of opinion from the natural formation of the site on which Victoria stands that the proposed intercepting sewers must run Westward and Eastward from Pollinger Street: - Granted they are to be made, where are they to be discharged? into the heart of the lower Bazaar on the West, and at the Plaza on the East levels will be arrange ...
The Lewers they would have to pass below all the main drains which excessively difficult-