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I have to report that although the Burial grounds allotted for Chinese in both districts of Victoria have been regularly pointed out to the several Tepor and boundary stories friced, together with plans of the grounds specially prepared. for the Police that they may understand the locality prevent the burials of peoples- outride the limits, I regret to say that burials are of frequent occu
variety of places other than
in a
those authorized.
aird
occurrence
The chinese overseer and coolies
attached to the Department have been employed
employed as usual and perforined the
various services.
required from their to any
entire
satisfaction .
During the year having had so
much land to mark out;
& for sale I found their previous training in
surveying operations of considerable service, which enabled myself
and
beptain bowper to excente our duties with less danger by exposure
to the sun.
Fowards the close of the year
Captain bowper
Avn/
employed in
arranging an enlargement of the Ordnance Survey for the purpose of apisting in the preparation of the plans necessary for the survey of a Road His Oweellency has proposed to constinct between this City an Staveley, and for the concluding two months of the.
7 year the
and
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