CO129-172 - Public Offices & Others - 1875 — Page 452

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1. That the land reclaimed between The Naval Department property and the Praya is to belong to the War Department.

2. That an opening be left into Babin (for Commissariat Purposes) to be constructed by the Colonial Authorities.

3. That the maintenance of the Sea Wall should not form a charge against War Department funds.

From a report received this Office, it appears that there are certain small plots of land - marked No. 20, 21 & 22 on the accompanying tracing, intervening between the Commissariat Stores on the one side and the Military Hospital and other Naval Department Buildings on the other, and occupied for the most part by a very low class of Chinese whom it is desirable not to have as neighbours - these plots it is considered should be acquired by the War Department in conjunction with the Colonial Authorities, as such an arrangement would enable the Colony to improve their main thoroughfare through the Settlement (as shown on the tracing) and would at the same time secure a good site for the future extension of the Barracks should...

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1. That the land reclaimed between The Naval Department property and the Praya is to belong to the War Department. 2. That an opening be left into Babin (for Commissariat Purposes) to be constructed by the Colonial Authorities. 3. That the maintenance of the Sea Wall should not form a charge against War Department funds. From a report received this Office, it appears that there are certain small plots of land - marked No. 20, 21 & 22 on the accompanying tracing, intervening between the Commissariat Stores on the one side and the Military Hospital and other Naval Department Buildings on the other, and occupied for the most part by a very low class of Chinese whom it is desirable not to have as neighbours - these plots it is considered should be acquired by the War Department in conjunction with the Colonial Authorities, as such an arrangement would enable the Colony to improve their main thoroughfare through the Settlement (as shown on the tracing) and would at the same time secure a good site for the future extension of the Barracks should...

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1. That the land reclaimed between The Nar Department property and the Praya is to belong to To the War Department. 2. That an opening be left into Babin (for (ommissariat Pirats) to be constructed by the Colonial L Authorities._ A 3. That the maintenance of the Sea Wall should not form Ha charge against Was diepartment funds! - From a report received this Office it appears that there are certaine small plots of land - marked No 20. 21+88 the accompanying tracing. intervening between the Cumminderiat Stres on h 443 Stoves on the our side and the Military Hospital and other Nar Department Buildings on The other, and occupied for the most part by a very low class of Chinese whom it is desirable not to have as neighbours - these plots it is considered should be acquired by the War Department In conjunction with the Colonial Authbrities, as such an arrangement would enable the Colony, to improve their main thoroughfare through the Settlement (as shewn on the tracing ) and would at the same five secure a good site for the future extension of the Barracks should

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1. That the land reclaimed between The Nar Department property and the Praya is to belong to

To the War Department. 2. That an opening be left into Babin (for (ommissariat Pirats) to be constructed by the Colonial

Authorities._

3. That the maintenance of the Sea Wall should not form

Ha charge against Was diepartment funds! -

From a report received this Office it appears that there are certaine small plots of land - marked No 20. 21+88

the accompanying tracing. intervening between the Cumminderiat

Stres

443

Stoves on the our side and the Military Hospital and other Nar Department Buildings on The other, and occupied for the most part by a very low class of Chinese whom it is desirable not to have as neighbours - these plots it is considered should be acquired by the War Department In conjunction with the Colonial Authbrities, as such an arrangement would enable the Colony, to improve their main thoroughfare through the Settlement (as shewn on the tracing ) and would at the same five secure a

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