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property of Mesors Jardine Mathison Hr.
Up the centre of the Valley
Nalley I would have a Canal, with gates to the Sea, sufficiently deep to admit of large Junks (Cargo Boats) coming up.
Along the front Wall, leaving of course ample width for Roadway,
there would be an extensive range of Warehouses; and for a certain distance - say to the present line of the Queen's Road, I would allow only European Houses and Shops. Across the Road to the Southward Chinese Shops might be built in.
I further propose to have a Road of sufficient width entirely round the Town, at the foot of the surrounding hills; and all the Streets to be parallel to the Sea Wall in the front, passing from a broad road on each side of the Canal into this circular road.
I think it may be thought advisable, for the sake of air at particular seasons, to have the Streets at right angles to the direction I have described; but I think it probable that it will be found advisable to have various small branches from the Canal into different Streets in the Chinese part of the Town, so as to enable the Merchants to have the Cargoes landed from their Junks at their Shops; and this could only be done by having the Streets...
142
property of Mesors Jardine Mathison Hr.
Up the centre of the Valley
Nalley I would have a Canal, with gates to the Sear, sufficiently deep to admit of large Junks (Cargo Boats) coming up.
Along the front Wall, leaving course ample width for Roadway,
of
there would be
an
extensive
of Warehouses; and for
distance
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range
a certain
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to
пр the present line of the Queen's Road, I would allow only European Houses and Shops. Across the Road to the Southward
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Chinese
Foron might be builtin. I further propose to have
Road
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sufficient width entirely round the Town, at the foot of the surrounding
hills;
hills; and all the Streets to be parallel. to the Sea Wall in the front, passing from a_ broad road on each side of -
side-of-
the Canal into this circular road.
be thought
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aw are
it
may
advisable, for the sake of air at
particular seasons, to have the Streets
at
right angles to the direction I have described; but I think it probable that it will be found...
advisable to have various small-
very
branches from the Canal_ into different Streets in the Chinete part of the Town, so as to enable the Merchants to have the Cargoes landed from their funks at their Shopt; and this could only be_ done by having the Streets.
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