to make to the
with
arrangements detailed in correspondence, forwarded there.
for his perusal, and accompanied by a plan, shewing the intended line of the
new
Road, and the
amended one of the portions of the "War Department ground decided
given up
to be
The objection which Major General Brunker has recorded is one which Colonel Sir Edward Bruce, the
officer Commanding Royal Engineers, concur with him in considering of undue importance, and one which is not
)
removed, though modified by the conditions imposed by Major General Guy being observed)
477
There appear to have been
a suggestion that the Road should not approach the
Magazine boundary wall at
nearer
than 20-feet
point
also
a suggestion that a high wall should
also be built
for security
as an additional
measure
The Major General in
question
shares Colonel Sir Edward Bruce's views as
to this being feasible, and as the point was conceded by Major General Guy, in consideration of the difficulties to be otherwise overcome by the Colony, Major General Brunker will withdraw
his opposition to the scheme, provided the under mentioned conditions
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