approval of the proposals,
submitted in mine
of the
23rd of March last, No 72.
As regards the proper method of providing for the expenditure proposed to be
incurred in connection with
the Reformatory,
I venture to
think that inasmuch as the expenditure in question will relieve the Gaol, it may properly be charged against
the loan which has been
raised for the purpose, inter alia, of providing additional
Gaol accommodation, and I
trust that on Your Lordship's recommendation, I shall be able to share this view.
I shall report fully hereafter the results obtained by the appointment of an attendance officer, but in the meantime I may mention that the Inspector of Schools has informed me that it has already been productive of an increased