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it is, and the Colonial, surgeon says "such advantages it is but fair
" with
it is but fair to expect Victoria
to be in every way
well regulated
as to water, -
"drainage, and other Sanitary Measures".
may
I sincerely hope that in course
be so,
himself perfectly
it
of time
but the leolonial Surgeon is-
aware that these measures
are
being hurried forward as fast
as the
the
development of the Town will permit,
and
funds at disposal authorize; it has hitherto
been
difficult to keep pace with the demands for building ground, by opening up new streets on reclaiming land from the sea, and it is only now when the Town has assumed in some places a finished appearance, and the population
Crowded into it, that a demand for water is necessary; nor world the Government have
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been anttionized at a much earlier period in - incurring the expence of regular water works, – Sir John Bowring
even maintained that it
was not the duty of Government, but of private individuals, of those (the Colonial Surgeonspacks)
" who
may in a few years be proud of their__ "beautiful Town"
The drainage of the finished portions
of the Town I maintain is as
peculiar admit of
Circumstances
perfect
as the
affecting its position will
In reference te proper drainage it is said "Nothing of importance seems to be undertaken hourly poured
"Yew and
Lynistic diseases an
as
" into the atmosphere," a figure of appech, imaginary in fact as connected with the present- state of drains which can or on
might
to be
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