180
2.
Meeting
The Committee held their first meeting on 16 January 1863, and continued their sittings at intervals until the 29th ultimo.
3.
In taking evidence, the Committee availed themselves of the local knowledge of Captain Quin, Superintendent of Police; Mr. Jarman, Deputy Inspector of Nuisances under the Colonial Surgeon; Mr. Nielson, Inspector of Nuisances under the Surveyor General; and Mr. Ellis, Deputy Inspector of Markets.
4.
With the exception of communications received by letter from Messrs. Gibbs, Livingston & Co. complaining of nuisances (specially affecting themselves) and a representation from eight (8) householders and residents in D'Aguilar Street and Queen's Road, calling attention to the noxious effluvia from the sewers at the junction of those streets, the Committee had no response to their advertisement of 10 January 1863, published in all the local papers for information.
5.
Copies of the advertisement, and letters received thereon, accompany this report.
6.
With the sanction of His Excellency the Acting Governor, the Committee also advertised on the 9th of March, 1863, for "a practical scheme for the further development of existing drainage and removal of...
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180
2.
Meeting
The Committed held their first
the Ind
1863, and
-January 1863,
continued their sittings at intervals untit the 29th ultimo.
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availed themselves of the local knowledge)
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of Captain Quin, Superintendent of Police
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Mr. Jarman, Deputy Mr. Sondon, Ensprector of Nuisances
under the Colonial Surgeon-
Mer Nielson, Inspector of Nuisances
under the Surveyor General.
| Mer Ellis, Deputy Inspector of
Markets
4.
With the exception of
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und.
by
letter from Mefor. Moefore Gibt, Livingston
+C complaining of Nuisances (specially affecting themselves) and a representation from Eight (8) householders and residents in D'Aguilar Street and Queen's Road, calling attention to the noxious effluvia from
the Levers at the junction of those Streets, the Committee have had
to their advertisement of 10
no
response
ik Ianuary, 1863,
published in all the local papers for information
5.
and
Calling
Copies of advertisement, and letters received therem, accompany
this report.
6.
With the Sanction of His Excelleney
the beting Governor, the Committee also the 9th
of March, 1863, for
advertised on
a
"practical Scheme for the further development
" of existing drainage.
and removal of
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