CO129-064 - Sir Bowring - 1857 [8-10] — Page 309

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of the Tread mill it was found to be unproductive, and not possessing suitable protection for those at labor . Also that improvements to the Machinery (might be advantageristy

Made.

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every

10. The principal) entrance to the Jail is in respect defective; possessing neither reception room for prisoners or visitors' room. 11. That the ground floor of the Jail appears to be too close to the ground. 12. That better sleping

Accommodation for the

prisoners be adopted.

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13. That a suitable wish

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room and system of regular washing is needed.

The Chief Magistrate being unwell withdrew after the inspection of the Jail.

Mr. Mr. Kenzie, Jailor

examined states :- I have this

day in the Jail,

1 fluss. 8 Europeans Sentineed to transportation in hov cells, 20 fut by 9.

2.class.

14.

Chivers do-do-

in three cells on the ground