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rented, and in a hot climate it is

particularly desirable that each person enjoy

the full

amount

of Space allotted to him. The floor of the Church. should be

pared with marble and the

sittings

raised

( inches above that level with ventilating openings beneath...

The ventilators in the

ceiling with

be made in the bosses and the vitiated air-

at the

passes from thence into the roof, and has it's benit through the circular openings transepts

as shown in the section..

The exterior mouldings of every description, I propose to form of granite, and the remainder of the building in brick, the interior ornaments except the bases

columns in plaster.

A

The windows I would

of the

arrange- with

large proportion of ground glass, and I

think

by

that

means and the Bamboo

Mina

blind inside the exterior venetian. would-

not be required. The tower arches of the

Tower

- are made sufficiently large

In the height of the

carriages.

to admit

the next division.

two flats may be arranged for a residence for the Beadle, and above that again is the-

belfry..

Approximate retimate..

Tower. Brickwork 13000 Cube feet: @7?

Cut - Stone 1,200 Super : feet- in-

It lower arches,

£

34

379-

@5/ 300

Cut. Stone.. in.. 3 windows 101080fort @ 4/ Belfry 1000 feet.

200

€ 1/320

Battlement. 250 cube feet - (2/5).

Caps to Buttresses Floors 28

28 Sq

Staircase.

4. Pinnacles.

Plinth.

50

10

*

@L3

84

40

40

30

A

Carried. forward..

17.4453.3.4

forward. 3. 1,453.3.

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