CO129-129 - Sir MacDonnell - 1868 [1-3] — Page 505

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all iven of rendering those sites available without throughly Enjing out the experiment, seemed to him an unwarrantable disregard of the natural advantages, which appeared to k frovidentially laced within reach of both the Civil and Milition Community. –

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spent some

Thine who had rccasionally days, during the hart of 1867 referred to, in the old Military Janalarium, a building

as

uncomfortable

as could well

be constructed. were nevertales unanimous as to the exhilarating and beneficial effect of the change,

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"and be believed that the ohhoritz opinion arrived al-by, Stilitärn hedicat men arose formerfally from the fact that invalide had been sent to the

so called

Tauntarium and had been left-

any

adequati

there without comforts or precautions against the dams which mnquestionate

generally very great there after sunset_ ever in the Amert months of the S. W.

hoonsoon.

of the

"During the present periodi

year,

and till the middl

of May, a residence at such.

ar

altitude as 1700 feet to shal