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was on dulaud Lot so for owned by Messrs Pollard and Overbeck-Storre
Culvert under the Robinson Road discharges itself on to the ground below a depth of 30 or 40 feet and then find its way into
the Peel Street drain, the mouth of this drain was doubtless immediately blocked up for the water flooded Free Street tearing up the 4 ft drain at the corner of Dr Nane's house in Caine Road, and down a considerable length of retaining wall just above, on the forenoon of the 6th the water not being able to escape in Peel Street rushed over the East Branch behind NR 9 Police Station throwing down the stables belonging to Mr Murrow on the Caine Road. rushing across the road and flooding it stance deep it threw down the wall behind Captain Keaton's Bungalow flooding the lower floor as also those adjoining.
of the five other houses
From Caine Road the water found it's way down into Queen's Road tearing up on its passage all the roads between Old Bailey Street on the East and Aberdeen Street on the West, in these Streets the drains are broken through in numerous places the side channels quite