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expected, from the absence of careful consideration of the relevant details, upon which the greater many less attention to which, the result, either for good or evil, must eventually depend; and that the necessary drainage and Sewerage requirements have been too much overlooked in the laying out of lands for sale as Town Lots.
42.
With the exception of catchwater drains on the higher levels on the hillside (of comparatively recent construction), which divert a considerable volume of water into the Military Mullah at Murray's Barracks, no provision appears to have been made for ordinary flood waters apart from the ordinary drainage of the City.
43.
From this it results, that during the occasional heavy floods (of periodical recurrence, from the heavy monsoon rains), the ordinary drainage of the City has been burdened beyond its capacity and strength, and has suffered in proportion.
44.
To be effective, the system of drainage must embrace means of escape for these flood waters, independent of the present catchwater drains (which may some day give way under heavy force), and also the power of controlling all ordinary supplies of water (not specially appropriated to the water works lately constructed) for Sewerage and other purposes.
45.
For any system of sewers, a command of water to flush them occasionally in the dry season is of much importance.
46.
The supply from Pok... for ... is of much importance.
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expected, from of the
the absence of careful consideration
relevant details, upon
the greater
OY
many
less attention to which, the result, either for good
or evil, must eventually depend; and that the Necessary drainage and Sewerage requirements
have been too much overlooked in the laying
out of
lands
for
sale
as
Town Lots
42.
drains on
With the exception of catchevater
the higher levels
on
the hillside,
( of comparatively recent construction) which divert a considerable volume of water inte the Military Mullah at Murray's Barracks, no provision appears to have been made for ordinary flood waters apart from the ordin
drainage of the City.
4.3.
From this it results, that during
the occasional heavy firods, (of periodical
recurrenEL
the ordin
from the heavy moncow rains)
ordinary drainage of the City has been burdened lesyond
beyond its capacity and strength, and has suffered in proportion.
44.
for
To be effective, the system of
drainage must embrace means of escape
these
flood waters, independent of the present catchwater drains, (which may some day give way-under heavy forefoure,) and also the power of controlling all ordinary supplies of water (not specially appropriated to the water works lately constructed) for
Sewerage and other porpores.
45.
any system of sewers, a
them flush occasionally
Mindin
command of water to
in the
dry
4.6.
The supply from Pok for lam
season is of much importance.
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