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stones on Kelletts Bank, I have
if that should be found to be likely to be too costly, to
4th June,
1890.
form.
an
the honour to transmit for Your Lordship's information Enclosure copy of a letter from the Military Authorities, in reply to one
from the Colonial Secretary forwarding copies of the Harbour Master and Assistant Harbour Master's
reports on the
on the experiment, in which "His Excellency the Major General Commanding the construction of a permanent breakwater, or
urges
if
obstruction on the
bank by placing at intervals
masses
2.
of stones
on it With the advice
the Executive Council in
of
which the proposal of General Barker was discussed, I.
referred the Acting Assistant Military Secretary's letter to
Mr. Chadwick and the Harbour
their opinion
Master for their
Enclosure 2 and I enclose copy of their
June, 1890.
report