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the
use in contravention of Ordinance, and frequent - disputes would in all
probability the provisions of the
arise as to whether
Ordinance
were
being observed.
10.
or were not
eft the end of the Ordinance will be found a clause providing that the Government shall in future have the power above referred to, the existence of which has been hitherto doubtful;
viz:
f
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in its
vir: that of prohibiting discretion the creation anywher
of houses differing in chamster from those previously occupying
the same site.
I had expected -
this clause to be opposed;
and the fast of its being passed without opposition. protest from any source,
though more than
a
CY
week
was given for its consideration,
would seem to show the
belief to be general that the
Government