CO129-064 - Sir Bowring - 1857 [8-10] — Page 326

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effected in Jail A . the classification directed by the Jail Regulations

may be perfectly carried out in addition to which there

take exercise

will be facilities for enabling the prisoners in the curing yards, which

have hitherto been impracticables. The Commission recommends that a ward be set apart for boys.

2. It appears to the fommission by

the testimony already recorded in those trandings - that the

be

labor of the prisoners may

· productive, thus ; by

rendered

cleaning Rice by

Means

of

Y

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machinery attached to the at Treadmill, making Rope-maté; Sewing sails; Sewing gunny

ot

mat Bays; making Spun yarn, and Rice flour. The Commission is led to underst and by

the

evidence of Gongating in

Interputer to the Chief Mayishen

Court, that but

very

little

Kuddy is brought to this Gland :

all the Rice used

used for human

hefor:

food having the husk removed by the promas of a mill hepar arriving in the Colony.

The C

Commission proommands

that the aut door labor shoulds