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In
my opinion the choice between it and
the other does not admit of a single doubt (
my only astonishinent is that, with
and
tire interest the soldier and not that
of the belony at heart, any other could for
a
momuit be thought of in comparison
with it.
Regarding the objections made to the plau suggested by Colonel Mann I do not think Uny
A
west
are possessed of much weight; it is said
for that the enclosure wall will prevent the -outilation of the surface of the ground_ of so why not replace the wall by. miling_7dy that "the Parade Ground
а самое
an crore
of discuse unless vod
will become - asphalted in which
in which case the radiated heat will be considerable". the Barrack Square
in Murray Barracks here is chumanred and no inconvenience from radiated heat.
is experienced therefoux
rdly
3 that
our range of the Barracks wild, intercept the air from the other. In some
doubt it will, but this is partly
degree
voo
obviated by the intervals between the- buildings
un
ove range
range being opposite the entre of those forming the other morcons
door and widow in the woundward every
lange in
the hot weather being constantly
open less interruption will be given to the air than might be otherwise expected: and during the prevalence of the colit sirds (the M. E. Monsoon) the partial shelter afforded by
one range
to the other
will rather prove advantageous them the
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