The Building has been maintained in repair. The sanitary arrangements are satisfactory.
The reception and other principal apartments are furnished by Public Funds, and the furniture in them shows signs of wear.
S. BROWN,
Surveyor General
During 1889, the following Interments took place in the Protestant Cemetery:
| Category | Number |
|---|---|
| Colonial Officers, Wives and Children | 3 |
| Army | 21 |
| Navy | 12 |
| Civilians | 24 |
| Civilians' Children | 4 |
| Seamen | 8 |
| Destitutes | 8 |
| Japanese and other Nationalities | ... |
The total amount collected in Fees was, for Burials, $519.75; for Monuments, $300.00; Total, $819.75.
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REPORT ON THE CONDITION OF GOVERNMENT HOUSE, ON
THE 31ST DECEMBER, 1889.
The Building has been maintained in repair. The sanitary arrangements are satisfactory.
The reception and other principal apartments are furnished by Public Funds, and the furniture in them
shows signs of wear.
S. BROWN,
CEMETERY.
During 1889, the following Interments took place in the Prolestant Cemetery:-
Colonial Officers, Wives and Children,...................
3
..21
Army,
Navy,
Civilians,...
.12
.24
Civilians' Children,
Seamen,
Destitutes,
Japanese and other Nationalities,
4
8
8
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The total amount collected in Fees was, for Burials,
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for Monuments,
.$519.75
300.00
*819.75
Surveyor General,
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