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PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE

Reference :-

C.O/133/4

COPYRIGHT PHOTOGRAPH - NOT TO BE REPRODUCED PHOTOGRAPHICALLY WITHOUT PERMISSION OF THE PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE, LONDON

30

Love

The width had to be formed of concrete at a level several feet below water mark; this delayed the work considerably, and before I was enabled to lay any of the stone to form the abutment, the rains commenced, which obliged me to put a stop to the work for the season. Upon the cessation of the Rains the work was resumed, and I was much gratified to perceive the concrete foundation had sustained no injury whatever. With a few interruptions from extraordinary high tides the work has progressed most satisfactorily and (present date) within two weeks of its final completion. Indeed the surface repairs have been very trifling. The total distance is 1933 yards.

A portion of the Road included in Victoria Proper has been considerably improved by an alteration in the levels to suit the new-formed ground for the Parade attached to the Barracks; this service has been completed by the Convicts and will be specially reported in conjunction with other work executed by them during the year.

The Western District of this Road extending to Mr. Roger's house has remained in good order and without any expenditure thereon except for cleaning channels, etc., after the rains. From thence to the Naval Stores repairs were executed in a very satisfactory manner for the sum of £8.6.8, extending over a distance of 935 yards, or about 1/2 d. per yard, the width being sufficient.

I find with attention and small expenditure from time to time in clearing channels and drains, all Roads which are tolerably level may be kept in repair at inconsiderable expense; but the Roads and steep streets in the Town require much more considerable expenditure, as will be seen hereafter. For instance, from the Albany Garrison to the Wongneichung Valley, the circular road there and from thence to Sukumpu, I have expended

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PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE Reference :- C.O/133/4 COPYRIGHT PHOTOGRAPH - NOT TO BE REPRODUCED PHOTOGRAPHICALLY WITHOUT PERMISSION OF THE PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE, LONDON 30 Love The width had to be formed of concrete at a level several feet below water mark; this delayed the work considerably, and before I was enabled to lay any of the stone to form the abutment, the rains commenced, which obliged me to put a stop to the work for the season. Upon the cessation of the Rains the work was resumed, and I was much gratified to perceive the concrete foundation had sustained no injury whatever. With a few interruptions from extraordinary high tides the work has progressed most satisfactorily and (present date) within two weeks of its final completion. Indeed the surface repairs have been very trifling. The total distance is 1933 yards. A portion of the Road included in Victoria Proper has been considerably improved by an alteration in the levels to suit the new-formed ground for the Parade attached to the Barracks; this service has been completed by the Convicts and will be specially reported in conjunction with other work executed by them during the year. The Western District of this Road extending to Mr. Roger's house has remained in good order and without any expenditure thereon except for cleaning channels, etc., after the rains. From thence to the Naval Stores repairs were executed in a very satisfactory manner for the sum of £8.6.8, extending over a distance of 935 yards, or about 1/2 d. per yard, the width being sufficient. I find with attention and small expenditure from time to time in clearing channels and drains, all Roads which are tolerably level may be kept in repair at inconsiderable expense; but the Roads and steep streets in the Town require much more considerable expenditure, as will be seen hereafter. For instance, from the Albany Garrison to the Wongneichung Valley, the circular road there and from thence to Sukumpu, I have expended
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PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE Reference :- C.O/133 4 COPYRIGHT PHOTOGRAPH-NOT TO BE REPRODUCED PHOTOGRAPHIC- ALLY WITHOUT PERMISSION OF THE PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE, LONDON 30 Love width had to be formed of concrete at a level several feet below water mark; this delayed the work considerably, and before I was enabled to lay any of the stove to fr Lach abutment, the rains commence. which- obliged an inverted arch springing from me to put a stop to the worth for the season. Upon the cessation of the Mains the work was rienmed, and I was much gratified to perceive the concrete foundation had sustained no whatever. With a few interruptions from extrandinary high tides the work has progressed my satisfactorily - (precent date) within two weeks of its Maud is un final completion... indeed The surface repairs have been injury very trifling leed upon this district, the total distance is 1933 yards. ви са a fintion of the Mood included in been Victoria Proper considerable improvement has bem :"ffected by an alteration in the levels to suit the new -formed ground for the Parade attached to the Barracks; this service has been completed by the Convicts and will be specially reported_ junction with other worth executed by then conjunction the year... ли in during The Western District of this Rond extending to Mr. Roger's house has remained in good order and with nit any expenditure thereon channels, te, after the rains.- except for cleaning From thence to the Naval Stores repairs were executed in a very satisfactory Manner for the Lunc of £8.6.8, extending yards, or about /2 ? per yard mr a distance of 935 the width beeing sofect. I find with attention and small expenditure from time to time in clearing channels and drains, alt Konds which be kept in repair may expence; AL the outlying at ^ are very tolerably level: inconsiderable Ronds and steep streets in the Town with the utmost care the expenditure is much more considerable, as with be seen For instance, from the Albany Gormous hereafter. to the Wongneichung Valley the circular road there and from thence to Sukumpu, I have expended
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PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE

Reference :-

C.O/133

4

COPYRIGHT PHOTOGRAPH-NOT TO

BE REPRODUCED PHOTOGRAPHIC- ALLY WITHOUT PERMISSION OF THE PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE, LONDON

30

Love

width had to be formed of concrete at a level several feet below water mark; this delayed the work considerably, and before I was enabled to lay any of the stove to fr Lach abutment, the rains commence. which-

obliged

an inverted arch

springing from

me to put a stop to the worth for the season. Upon the cessation of the Mains the work was rienmed, and I was much gratified to perceive the concrete foundation had sustained no whatever. With a few interruptions from extrandinary high tides the work has progressed my satisfactorily - (precent date) within two weeks of its

Maud is un

final completion...

indeed

The surface repairs have been

injury

very trifling

leed upon this district, the total distance is

1933 yards.

ви са

a

fintion of the

Mood included in

been

Victoria Proper considerable improvement has bem :"ffected by an alteration in the levels to suit the

new

-formed ground for the Parade attached to the Barracks; this service has been completed by

the Convicts and will be specially reported_

junction with other worth executed by then

conjunction the year...

ли

in

during

The Western District of this Rond extending to

Mr. Roger's house has remained in good order and

with nit

any expenditure

thereon

channels, te, after the rains.-

except for cleaning

From thence to the Naval Stores repairs

were executed in a

very satisfactory

Manner for the

Lunc

of £8.6.8, extending yards, or about /2 ? per yard

mr a

distance of 935

the width beeing sofect.

I find with attention and small

expenditure from time to time in clearing channels

and drains, alt Konds which

be kept in repair

may expence;

AL

the outlying

at

^

are

very

tolerably level:

inconsiderable

Ronds and steep streets in

the Town with the utmost care the expenditure

is much more considerable, as with be seen

For instance, from

the Albany Gormous

hereafter.

to the

Wongneichung Valley the circular road there and from thence to Sukumpu, I have expended

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