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PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE

Reference :-

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PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE, LONDON

102.

ind the supply from the main leading from the Military

Tank to the Barracks, ve

was

accepted and the care

of the supply surrendered to the Military Authorities His Excellency The Governor

ware how miserably

iqwell

• .

this supply has failed . The Barracks being at the lowest level, no supply, could, byff possibility, be given

Government Herise or Offices

to

while the water, was drawn

:ff below, indeed, it was

never turned on, till 3.30PM. and never reached Government House until 8 P. M and more

fuquently towards the latter end of 1

the year, never reached it at all, so that I found it necessary to propove that -independant supply be provided for these building. soon after entered upon the

an

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duties of this office. In the curly part of the present year "" was instructed by His Excellent propose a plan for such supply and that plan has been since carried out so far asregards Government

Houre, and so, soon as some cast iron pipes, which have been ordered, arrive from England, Government Offices can also be plentifully supplied To obtain, this supply have

laid down a 5 mch main

from the Glen Elly Tank as far as the Road in front

of Glen Ealy Houve so as to enable me to supply the Gaol with a high pressure service if necessary, and a 3 inch main runs along

• Road from the entrance to Glen Ealy Houve to the branch pipe bading from

the

the Main attached to the