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maller of.

et,

No

small

even by force,

difficulty by envict or other labour. I am

those

Cleans not sufficiently cognisant with

to effect. habits which are observable in the

European Fowns to which the Colonial

Surgeon refers.

but I cannot -

Conceive a more

objectionable

recommendation than that

suggested, to cause the refuse

ploveed

from each house to be placed in buckets and thence transferen

unitary science to

say if such services would be benificial

to long service prisoners ? The

such refuse in

transport of

uncovered vessels is contrary

to law, and it is competent for the Colonial surgeon, his -- Inspector of: Inspector of Ruisances or

to carts; the stench livly in such Member

a case would be for.

of

any

the community

worse them to have the wil aboted in the

ible manner.

the imaginary Cess - Poots to. simplest possible

which reference

has been made

not only would such an arrangem

be objectionable, but I believe it

to be absolutely impracticable.

If

some

-specific objection

made with reference to the

were 2. It is nevertheless certain

that they (the Police) women be

architectural defects of the varins still more healthy if

the various