be found necessary very
7
soon to make.
some public landing places; And the Government Market N. I will require to be enlarged for the former, several pieces of land have been selected at intervals, and for the latter the adjacent lot has been reserved.
It appears to me to be desirable that in disposing of land for building, there should be an classification of lots. Buildings of a particular class only should be allowed in certain localities; for instance, Chinese Bazaars only to be permitted at intervals where they may be found necessary; and a proper degree of uniformity is to be insisted on in building Streets.
In some of the lots already built upon, the proprietors have slightly exceeded their limits; and in a few instances they have taken possession of less than the quantity for which they were registered. Much confusion has arisen from the land never having been properly set out, and even now scarcely any one knows his limits. As soon as the Survey is finished, this will be rectified, and the precise quantity and shape in the occupation of each person will be laid down.
There is only a single instance of a person claiming a large quantity of land, for which he is not registered. I believe I have referred to all the
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be found necessary very
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soon to make.
some public landing places; And_the_ Government Market N. I will require_ to be enlarged for the former. several pieces of land have been- selected at intervals, and for the latter the adjacent lot has been
reserved..
It
appears
to me to be
desirable. that in dis
disposing of land. for building, there should be an Classification of Lots. Buildings of a particuler clefs only, hobe
allowed in
certain localities;
for instance, Chinese Bazaars only to be permitted at intervals where they may be found necessary; and a profor degree of uniformity
to
S
to be insisted on
in
building Streets.
In some
of the lots abready
built.
upon, the proprietors have slightly excorded
their limits; and in a
a. few
instances
they have taken possession of less than the quantity for
which
they
were
registered. Much confusion has arison from the land never having been protedy
set out, and even
is
even now
scarcely any one
Knows his limits ... As soon as the Surrey finished, this will be rectified, and the precise quantity and shape- in the occupation of each person
will be laid down.
There is
only a single instance of a person claiming a large quantity of land, for which he is not registered. I believe I have referred to all
the
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