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one of the most common and. effective,~ (wood Chareval,) is readily procurable here; but it's use could involve considerable.

outtay, if largely adopted, and there would Elec

great difficulty in generally applying

it so as to secure satisfactory results.

81.

The Committed having

now.

VIII.

submitted to the consideration

of

Heis

their

Excelliney the sbeting Governor

various suggestions for the improvement of

and public Conveniences

of

the drainage the lity in their sanitary- bearings, would, | earnestly impress upon His Excellency the absolute necessity of the hearty and effective

ctive Co

operation of the Police in—

preventing nuisances.

82.

Without such Cooperation

the

best devised arr

partially successful; to impute unneccesary

39. 198

arrangements could be but

wish and without any

blame, or to

disparage

the efficiency of the force in other respects, it

must be remembered that the bulk

are

of

them

eAsiaties, with kindred feelings to

those of the chinese

on

the subject of nuisances,

and strat it is notorious that all manner of

Munisances are

eyes

with

daily Committed under their perfect impunity

The remedy for this must lie in

83.

the

energy

of

of

the force,

the present efficient officers combined with a modification

of existing regulations, a scheme for which

the Committee now.

issue of

licenses

for

suggest biz:

The

all public convenienes

should rest with the superintendent of Police