18
19.
188
at which they could be loaded.
39
The preparations for lighting this
37
The Inspectors have specified
V
lity by gas.
now in progress, suggest
the.
among
other nuisances,
Janneries and
(necessity of
He og pens.
careful laying down, and
38.
These establishments, unless subject
pipes.
some supervision to secure such
fitment of the as will prevent any escape of gas when
and
to
very stringent regulations
as to cleanliness,
turned on.
are not only offensive but injurious to health;
40.
The
defects
in the market drainage
under
and it is to be
regretted,
that in the
Government leases some restriction was
not
This is amply provided for by law
placed upon their existence within the limits
but the Committee would
the City: of earnestly recommend the future prohibition
of all offensive trades, or manufactures, within the City limits, and that while duly respecting all present rights, attention to cleanliness and the removal of all offensive matter should be rigidly enforced
VI.
To complained of, with be treated the head of Drainage, and
of Sewerage, to which
the Committee now direct His Excellency's
attention
41.
The Surveyor General, explained: to
the Committee at some length the principles of
hitherto adopted in the drainage
the
pursued
system and sewerage of the City of Victoria, but in the opinion of the Committee, their practical application has been less successful, than was
18
19.
188
at which they could be loaded.
39
The preparations for lighting this
37
The Inspectors have specified
V
lity by gas.
now in progress, suggest
the.
among
other muisances,
Janneries and
(necessity of
He og pens.
careful laying down, and
38.
These establishments, unless subject
pipes.
some supervision to secure such
fitment of the as will prevent any excape of gas when.
and
to
very stringent regulations
as to cleanliness,
turned on.
are not only offensive but injurious to health;
40.
The
defect's
in the market drainage
under
and it is to lee
regretted,
that in the
Government leases some restriction was
noh
This is amply Movided Jo WAG
placed upon their existence within the limits
but the Committee would the City: of earnestly recommend the future prohibition
of all offensive trades, or manufactures, within the City limits, and that while duly respecting all present rights, attention to cleanliness and the removal of all offensive matter should be rigidly enforced
VI.
To complained of, with be treated the head of Drainage, and
of Sewerage, to which
the Committee now direct His Excellency's -
attention
41.
The Surveyor General, explained: to
the Committee at some length the principles of
hitherts ed in the drainage
the
pursued
system and sewerage of the City of Victoria, but in the opinion of the Committee, their practical application has been less successful, than was
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