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services undertaken.

originally, and

have closed the account, leaving

the Jun

of

L. 244 10.6 which is

not required. The Queen's Road

the Ice House to the hullab

from

Bridge

double rou had a double.

of Frees

planted along the foot paths,

which have thriver

indeed, considering

the

very

well

the nature

% ground, the service

been completed for

leaving

less than the

estimate, (Reg : S: 28, which

WAA

enly authorized to the amount of

£150) . I was directed to expend

such

the Balance in planting parts of the Town wohich might be improved thereby ; I therefore planted a portion of Albert Road, Arbuthnot Read, a portion of the

Queen's Road

ear

ex

the Gap, opposite the Post Office, ves the

点

the

expended during the year

amounted to A. 102. 87? -

the.

Remainder being

due to the

Contracter, and for the purchase of

straw bands with which I have

been or

obliged to protect each tree,

the goate. to preserve theme from

There

are

several other Roads and

streets in the Town, and some

unoccupied or impracticable building

Sots which if planted would be

a vast improvement to the Town,

not

only I understand equally

to it's appearance, but

sanatory point of view.

so in ar

The

Harbour Master's Pier, Rep: & Cut:

y the

N.6 of 1847, it was found necessary to extend, ( in consequence of great deposit of witty, de a distance of 54 feet,

ww

that distance is -

entirely dry at low seater spring

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