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C.O. 133/28 ALLY PERMISION OF THE

88

89.

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available for burials is becoming very limited.

The following interments have been made during

the past year.

Army

Navy

S

10

8

Colonial Officers or their families- 5 Civilians

4

Do Childrew.

5

Merchant Sennen.

23.

Destitute

19

Total - 84

This is exactly the same number as last year.

The total amount of fees paid into the Treasury- during the

Avas

year

for

Momments and

graves

$938.00.

und the arrears at the end of the year amounted to $ 18.25.

And

Government House

redecorated..

The Building is generally speaking in good repaiu. The Dining and Drawing roomo - have been relaid

with Teak wood floors and these rooms have been

The

gutters of the Roof require -flashing- and the Cisterns require relining withi

lead. The loud for this purpose is in store- and

the work with be excented as soon as the Building

can be vacated.

With regard to the out offices- additional,

accommodation is necessary for Servants, tie balting. washing, and Latrine arrangements being too

limited.

3rilly

The fumiture throughout the Building

generally - is in

good

order- large additions having been made. during the past year.

A New European Cooking range is

required