S. Ayres of the uniting book in which the partitions required are kept and entered.
This book you have to send to the Colonial Secretary, also there entries are made (Regulation LXXVII).
The orders for medicines are kept in another book which is sent to the Civil Hospital where the Medicines are made up.
An apothecary should be appointed to the Gaol Hospital to make up the Medicines and look after the patients.
At present a convict Turnkey does the work and he is taken away from his regular duties (Regulation LXXIX).
I also made mention in my Annual Report regarding the Dark Cell; if the ventilation could be managed.
24 hours is the limit, three days is the maximum for punishment.