CO129-080 - Sir Robinson - 1861 [1-3] — Page 483

12.

would suggest that the Southern portion of the Promontory be reserved for such purposes, taking as the Boundary Northward the recently

constructed

a

Road running past Mr. May's Camp, with straight extension to the Beach on the lastward,

Continuation round

and a

the head of the Gully the Westward to the point of land overhanging the

Naval Coal Sheds.

The undersigned, in making the above

477

recommendation, wish it to be understood that

they do limits they have indicated as sufficiently extensive, or as including

adequate quantity of elevated ground for the erection of private Residences,

do not consider the

an

in addition to the

requirements for Commercial

they purposes;

and

are

of opinion that other eligible ground, not necessarily possessing a Water Frontage, should

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be reserved to meet