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

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  1. Quarrying stores, cutting away hill and filling in bay for site of men. Gaol: Cultivating garden. Read. The contracts for building the foundations, unloading boat, and building material supplied with long days' convict labor which he used in laying gaol matting.
  1. Value of the convict labor and stone supplied to the Contractor $433, certified by the Surveyor General and paid into the Treasury. Value of vegetables grown in the gaol garden. ? est. per. Collected by the Supt. & paid into the Treasury.
  1. The classification of the prisoners cannot be carried out in this gaol. Three months, provided they have not forfeited the indulgence by misconduct. No article of food or clothing is allowed to be received by the prisoner from their friends.
  1. Prisoners may receive visits or letters.
  1. There is no chapel but the best arrangements possible are made for the performance of divine service, during which the prisoners are separated.
  1. There is no school attached to the prison. No instruction is given to the prisoners. A few Bibles and other books have been supplied to both European and Chinese prisoners.
  1. Visiting ministers have been allowed access to the Chinese prisoners by permission of the Colonial Government.
  1. The surgeon in medical charge of the prison has generally made six visits per week to the gaol. He has made frequent inspections of the food of the prisoners. Temporary hospital accommodation for the sick is provided on board the floating police stations. Ophthalmia, laryngitis and dysentery. Deaths not [recorded]. Prisoners in hospital, or on the surgeon's list and considered unfit for labor, Sundays, holidays, and wet days when the prisoners not employed.
  1. The punishments awarded have been chiefly for idleness, gambling, fighting, destroying prison property, introducing prohibited articles &c.
  1. The prison establishment at Stonecutters Island having been abolished in October, the returns are made up to that date.

(Signed) Geo. L. Pantin, Superintendent.

PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE

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133 23 COPYRIGHT PHOTOGRAPH—NOT TO BE REPRODUCED PHOTOGRAPHICALLY WITHOUT PERMISSION OF THE PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE, LONDON 1 [34] Quarrying stores, cutting away hill and filling in bay for site of men. Gaol: Cultivating garden. Read. The contracts for building the foundations, unloading boat, and building material supplied with long days' convict labor which he used in laying gaol matting. Value of the convict labor and stone supplied to the Contractor $433, certified by the Surveyor General and paid into the Treasury. Value of vegetables grown in the gaol garden. ? est. per. Collected by the Supt. & paid into the Treasury. The classification of the prisoners cannot be carried out in this gaol. Three months, provided they have not forfeited the indulgence by misconduct. No article of food or clothing is allowed to be received by the prisoner from their friends. Prisoners may receive visits or letters. There is no chapel but the best arrangements possible are made for the performance of divine service, during which the prisoners are separated. There is no school attached to the prison. No instruction is given to the prisoners. A few Bibles and other books have been supplied to both European and Chinese prisoners. Visiting ministers have been allowed access to the Chinese prisoners by permission of the Colonial Government. The surgeon in medical charge of the prison has generally made six visits per week to the gaol. He has made frequent inspections of the food of the prisoners. Temporary hospital accommodation for the sick is provided on board the floating police stations. Ophthalmia, laryngitis and dysentery. Deaths not [recorded]. Prisoners in hospital, or on the surgeon's list and considered unfit for labor, Sundays, holidays, and wet days when the prisoners not employed. The punishments awarded have been chiefly for idleness, gambling, fighting, destroying prison property, introducing prohibited articles &c. The prison establishment at Stonecutters Island having been abolished in October, the returns are made up to that date. (Signed) Geo. L. Pantin, Superintendent. PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE Reference 2
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133 23 COPYRIGHT PHOTOGRAPH—NUT TO BE REPRODUCED PHOTOGRAPHIC- ALLY WITHOUT PERMISSION OF THE ] PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE, LONDON] 1 [34] Quarring Storrs, Cutting away hill and filling in Bay for sile of men Gast, Cultiraling garduri Read. The Contracts for building the supfitied with Ling days' convict labor which he used in laying Gast mathing. Value of the convict talor and stone anfflied to the Contractor $433, fo, Cethited by the surveyor Gennal and paid into the Treasury. Value of Vegetables grown in the Gael garder. ? est. per. Collected by the Supt. & paid into the Treasing 11. The Clapification of the frisoners cannot be carried out in this goolt. three months, provided they have not forfeited the indulgence by misconduct. No article of food or cloiting in allaud to be suciund, by the prisoner from there friends. fondations, unloading boat, ang building matinal t th. Deser may ર receive Visití o Littur ༢པ་་། They is me Chapel but the best arangments profsible are made for the performance of living rear shige, driving which the prisoners. nolsyrated. a muts are เ there is no Ebaplain attached to the prison. No instruction is give le the prisoner. A few bites and other booth have been supplied to berti Annise and Emorean prismus. th. Expenting Ministers have been allowed access to the Chinese fuismen ly permission of itre Colonial Government. generally made six The Surgeon in Medical charge of the prison has visits per cease to the fix. He has made frequent inspections of the whee of the prisoners. temporary Hospital accommodation for the sick is freevided. on board the floating Police Stations. I opitialnia, Lianhan and Dysentery. avus not Prisoners in Hospital, or on the surgeon's list and considered unfit for labor, Sindage, tclydays, and thet days when the prisoners imployed. 19 the punishments awarded have been chiefly for idlenes, goubling. fighting, destrazing freison property, propping prohibited articles & & The 10. 21. id an No. No. prison establishment at Store litters Island having been abolish- she is Octeter, stress ochum are made up to that date. (signed) Ges, L. Panlin, Superintendent. PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE Reference 2
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COPYRIGHT PHOTOGRAPH—NUT TO

BE REPRODUCED PHOTOGRAPHIC- ALLY WITHOUT PERMISSION OF THE ]

PUBLIC

RECORD OFFICE, LONDON]

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[34]

  1. Quarring Storrs, Cutting away hill and filling in Bay for sile of men

Gast, Cultiraling garduri Read. The Contracts for building the

supfitied with Ling days' convict labor which he used in laying

Gast

mathing.

  1. Value of the convict talor and stone anfflied to the Contractor $433, fo, Cethited by the surveyor Gennal and paid into the Treasury. Value of Vegetables grown in the Gael garder. ? est. per. Collected by the Supt. & paid into the Treasing 11. The Clapification of the frisoners cannot be carried out in this goolt.

three months, provided they have not forfeited the indulgence by misconduct. No article of food or cloiting in allaud to be suciund, by the prisoner from there friends.

fondations, unloading boat, ang building matinal t

th. Deser may

ર

receive Visití o Littur

༢པ་་།

  1. They is me Chapel but the best arangments profsible are made for the

performance of living rear shige, driving which the prisoners.

nolsyrated.

a

muts are

เ

  1. there is no Ebaplain attached to the prison. No instruction is give

le the prisoner. A few bites and other booth have been supplied to berti Annise and Emorean prismus.

th. Expenting Ministers have been allowed access to the Chinese fuismen ly

permission of itre Colonial Government.

generally made six

  1. The Surgeon in Medical charge of the prison has

visits per cease to the fix. He has made frequent inspections of the whee of the prisoners. temporary Hospital accommodation for the sick is freevided.

on board the floating Police Stations.

I opitialnia, Lianhan and Dysentery.

avus not

Prisoners in Hospital, or on the surgeon's list and considered unfit for labor, Sindage, tclydays, and thet days when the prisoners imployed.

19 the punishments awarded have been chiefly for idlenes, goubling.

fighting, destrazing freison property, propping prohibited articles & &

  1. The

10.

21.

id an

No. No.

prison establishment at Store litters Island having been abolish-

she is Octeter, stress ochum are made up to that date.

(signed) Ges, L. Panlin,

Superintendent.

PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE

Reference 2

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