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1st All the outlay already made on the carstruction of water closets and drains would be lost to the Government. yond The space now occupied by the water, closets would not contain a sufficient number of buckets, and it would be necessary either to reduce the wardspace, or to erect a
shed in the
compound which could be used only by patients strong enough to walk
downstairs.
3rd the earth obtainable here in quan= tities sufficient for the purpose is de- -canposed granite, and is not likely to prove
very good disinfectment.
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4th A regular staff of Cookies would have to be employed to look after
the buckets to sift the earch and to work the ping mill, whereas at present
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coolie is employed to attend
to right water-closets.
6th Corn anffosing that good disinfecting
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earth could be procured I am convinced that the result
be
very
as
regards smell would
much less favorable than that
obtained at present, as by the new
system all the excrementitions matters
ar
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a large surface and
spread
lations.
doubt that
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subjected to frequent manipula 6th Shue can be
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-fortable water closets abundantly supplied
with water are much more convenient
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and useful in the management of: Hospital both to the patients and to
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