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The Building has been maintained in repair, the dining room, however, requires re-decorating. The sanitary arrangements are satisfactory.
The reception and other principal apartments are furnished by Public Funds, and the furniture in them is in a good state.
During 1876, the following Interments took place in the Protestant Cemetery:
| Category | Number |
|---|---|
| Colonial Officers' Wives and Children | 0 |
| Army | 2 |
| Navy | 10 |
| Civilians | 7 |
| Civilians' Children | 12 |
| Seamen | 5 |
| Destitutes | 6 |
| Total |
J. M. PRICE, Surveyor General
The total amount collected in the Fees was for Burials, $330.80; for Monuments, $226.00. Total: $555.50.
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REPORT ON THE CONDITION OF THE GOVERNMENT HOUSE,
ON THE 31ST DECEMBER, 1876.
The Building has been maintained in repair, the dining room, however, require re-decorating. The sanitary
arrangements are satisfactory.
The reception and other principal apartments are furnished by Public Funds, and the furniture in them is
in a good stute.
CEMETERY.
During 1876, the following Interments took place in the Protestant Cemetery :—
Colonial Officers' Wives and Children,
Army,
Navy,
Civilians,
Civilians' Children,
Seamen,
Destitutes,
-
J. M. PRICE, Surveyor General,
0
2
10
7
12
5
GI
Total..........
The total amount collected in the Fees was for Burials,
+1
for Monuments, .............................................
.$330.80
226.00
$555.50
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