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ordinary general
it, viz. in
picking
services, we can derive from breathing stones for the Roads,
Datum, mat
mathing, teas within
the Gaol walls, and Labour on Public Works
ontoide the Walls. _ Within the Walls some
effective worth has been performed by the Carpenters in the
repair of Tools.
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well as in
the ordinary repairs of the Geat ; timber and other materials being supplied lean condemned Buildings.
I was this enabled to turn their
Labour to account, particularly in
a new set of beds or
in the
ax
beds or stretchers for the renewal of several windows,
Sternal
formation of
the chaingang.
refloorings
and
way/;
variety of other
a passage and covered
one toom; a passage
of other useful repairs,
which must otherwise have been paid for.
By the regulations lately made for the Good,
to Keepe
an ex
act account
the Garder is requisites collemsons works c of these and other miscellaneous works
the Convicts, so that a more
"performed by
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direct
comparison may
be made of the value.
of the work as a set off against the expenditure
for their maintenance.
The stone brotten for the Roads amounts to
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400 Tons, which I estimate at perdon: 3/6, equals B. 70... The greater quantity of
use in metalling th "This I propose to
the new
Road to Government house, which being
to forrned entirely in filling will require to have its surface
rendered as
hard and as
unyielding as possible to preserve it from the action of the heavy
rains. The value
e of work
performed by the Carpenters and Hantsmiths,
latter for
short period only!
the latter for a short
a
exclusive
of materials, I estimate at £38.... "Without the Gao
Gaol walls
10 mew are
A
average number
of men re employed daily, as watercarriers,
scavengers fear, and in a
variety of other purposes for the general duties of the Gaol. _ - Public Works they have been comployed
Upon
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