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Sir
Surveyor-General's Office
Victoria, 5th February, 1866
Page 37
I have the honor to report as follows on the Cemetery at Wong Nei Chong Valley, on the state of repair of Government House, the state of the Furniture therein and the arrangement under which it is provided.
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A small addition has been made to the Cemetery by taking down the Boundary Wall for about three hundred feet and rebuilding it on the line of road; it is proposed shortly to continue the Boundary Wall towards the south till it adjoin the Parsee Cemetery.
A few destitute seamen have been employed during two or three months in keeping the paths and walks in proper order.
During the year the following interments have been made:
| Category | Interments |
|---|---|
| Army | 108 |
| Navy | 39 |
| Civilians | 9 |
| Civilian's Children | 14 |
| Merchant Seamen | 72 |
| Destitutes | 33 |
| Total | 281 |
The Honorable
Acting Colonial Secretary
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M:14.
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Anmayer-Gururali Office,
Victoria, 5th February, 1866.
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"I have the honor, te report as follows on the Cemetery at Wong nei cheong Valley, on the state of repair of Government House, the state of the Furniture therein and ild arrangement under which it is provided.
رور روز گار موردن
A small addition has been made to the Cemetery by lasting down the. Boundary Wall for acout three hundred feet and rebuilding it on the line of road, it is proposed shortly to contime the Boundary Wall towards the south till it ad join the Parsee Cemetery.
A. few destitute seamen have been
umployed during tão or three months in keeping the parts and wealths in proper order.
During the year
have been matt:-
1ste the following intermento
Army. Navy.
108
Idile.
Civilians-
Civilian's Children
39
9
Murchant Jeansum:- 72
2257
14
10
Destilūtēs.
33
Jolat
281.
The Honorable
Acting Colonial Secretary.
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