Board under powers conferred by the Bye Laws of the 11th and 314
May (1894) to which Statutory Authority
12
given by Ordinance Nr. 5 of 1894.
casts,
owners undertook to put
than in
A
where the
and keep
sanitary condition, they
were allowed to resume possession. These
4.
are the caves in Schedule 2.
In the other cases,
houses were not
the
-given up pending
the passing of this Ordinance.
3
Section I requires such
hawes to be dealt with as therein.
provided prior to occupation.
6.
Section 4 gives till 14 July
to deal similarly with other houses, as sometime must necessarily clapse - before all the covering with impervious material" can be
can be completed . Section
کی
requires any interference with the impervious material to be made good.
Sections 6 and of deal,
respectively,
Su respectively, with cellars and
mezza. mine floors. The latter are floor in
tenants between the prover
serted
by
fruit_
floors and ceilings and are a ful source of overcrowding. In core-1 nection with Section 5, Section 13 (VI) should be read.
Section 8 deals with wine.
dows and cuticles. The latter, hitherto,
have been built up to the roof or ceil
By
cing
many
caves.
This
ingenious Chinese have been able to
ordinary room into four or
turn
alt
six dark, unventilated small pomus
for each of which rent finds its way into his pocket.
Section 9 deals with over-
9.
crowding.
The
repeated sections re- quired 300 cubic feet of clear in-
ternal.
space for each adult, while the present section requires not only 400 cubic feet but also 30 square feet of experficial area for each adues,
10.