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the South West limits of the Parade Ground; the ramp is here the boundary for 270 feet, turns North East 127 fest, crain North West 2443 feet, to a point where it meets the Queen's Roads ; following the South Borindary of that Road to a point forming the junction of the Queen's Road and the Road West of the Boundary Wall of the Murray B.R: Enclosure Martied "D" on Stan_ from this point the Queen's Road firms the Boundary as far as Mr. Dunn's Houses, turns South West 100 feet, South East 105 feet, North East 40 feet, South East 176 feet, South West 180 feet, South East $75 feet North East 220 feet; round the Canton Bazaar to where it again meets the Queen's Road, Continue along the Road to the Morgans Bazaar 274 feet. turns South West 134 feet, South East 165 feet, North East 8 E fut passing pound and in rear of that Bazaar and Webstiv's Crescent, and again infringes on Queen's Road, at a point opposite the entrance to Westin Hing of the General Hospital, which continues the

Boundary

for "as the point " & " from which this portion of the Cantonment

Commenced.

Again Commencing at a point morted. "It" on the Coast to the Eastward of Eastern Guard room the boundary Strikes the Queen's Road at 10 feet from the Guard horise forming

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angle with the Queen's Rood of 108.", follows the Queen's Road

far as the Westin Entrance of the Hoopital, turns North West- 105 feet and North, East 180 feet to the point at "C" forming the enclosure of the Hospital premises

Again starting from the Coast line at a point marted "I" 200 feet to the North West of "G" the Boundary is the centre of the lane dividing the New Commissariat Offices from Mr. Fletcher's promises till it meets the Queen's Road which firms the boundary as far as the West end of the Main

Guard House, 20 feet from which is reserved by agreement

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for a road extending with the line of the Western end of the fuard house to the Sea.

The Boundary of the isolated portion at Munay

Battery is the foot of the exterior slope

on the North and East and the road on the South and test.

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Juniy Genen.

28 April 1866.