CO129-167 - Sir Kennedy - 1874 [1-8] — Page 467

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at home, but the general arrangement will no doubt be maintained, and the

gun Cotton

Tank for storing this material will have to be placed nearly as chewn in vermillion at a distance of at least 80 yards from any of the other buildings connected with the Establishment and from the Dier to be constructed and public road along the seaside.

It is highly decirable that

these Pants

or Pite should

not be overlooked from the immediately neighbouring hille, and that these hiller.

should not be quarried, cultivated nor built on.

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The yellow edging which defines the limits of the land sought for therefore includes the hilly ground on each side

of, and behind the Janks

Y

Pits

gun cotton

or Ro

The greater portion of the land required is of little intrinsie value. the proportion of cultivated land along the

seaside is small and is not.

is o the best quality-

of

I do not consider the site

would be required for at least three monthe, which would