CO129-173 - Sir Kennedy - 1876 [1-3] — Page 468

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A flying watertight screen is employed to prevent pollution by bathing or washing above the tanks - one side of the catchment fielding the supply, only is.

M. D. Lands

2. The water supply to the New Magazine tanks. These tanks furnish water to Victoria and Wellington Barracks and Hospital and other Government Buildings.

The sources of this supply and gathering grounds are unpolluted by cultivation, building, or washing, and from the remoteness of their situation and difficulty of access, except by trespass on the M. D. Lands, it is unlikely to remain so unless...

Consequence of the transfer of the M. D. Lands in their entirety to the Colonial Government when the opening of the ground to the public by a road, thus facilitating washing and bathing and the division of the same into building lots or gardens, will almost certainly affect injuriously the purity of the supply.

3. In fact, the supply at both tanks will doubtless be prejudiced by the alienation of the gathering grounds and their utilization for various purposes, and it is submitted that every care to protect the water sources should be guaranteed by the Colonial Government. The cultivation of the land regulated...

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A flying watertight screen is employed to prevent pollution by bathing or washing above the tanks - one side of the catchment fielding the supply, only is. M. D. Lands 2. The water supply to the New Magazine tanks. These tanks furnish water to Victoria and Wellington Barracks and Hospital and other Government Buildings. The sources of this supply and gathering grounds are unpolluted by cultivation, building, or washing, and from the remoteness of their situation and difficulty of access, except by trespass on the M. D. Lands, it is unlikely to remain so unless... Consequence of the transfer of the M. D. Lands in their entirety to the Colonial Government when the opening of the ground to the public by a road, thus facilitating washing and bathing and the division of the same into building lots or gardens, will almost certainly affect injuriously the purity of the supply. 3. In fact, the supply at both tanks will doubtless be prejudiced by the alienation of the gathering grounds and their utilization for various purposes, and it is submitted that every care to protect the water sources should be guaranteed by the Colonial Government. The cultivation of the land regulated... # remains as Page 405 has been kept as is, assuming it was part of the original scan delineating page metadata. However, to fully follow the instructions, it should be formatted according to the page numbering rule, but since the exact original format isn't specified beyond "six lines exactly as scanned," and the given text doesn't provide the full context of the page numbering, it's left as is. Upon reviewing the instructions again, the correct output should be in HTML, and the content should be formatted with for paragraphs. The provided response is already in a suitable HTML format. However, to adhere strictly to the guidelines: - The original text has been corrected for spelling errors (e.g., "ponent" to "prevent", "ebtream" to no correction due to context, "galtering" to "gathering", "diffly" to "supply", "excuity" to "entirety", "totomal" to "Colonial", "publs" to "public", "crtancy" to "certainly", "dunply" to "supply", "alenation" to "alienation", "pufiae" to "purposes", "totencial" to "Colonial", "u" to no word due to being cut off). - Spacing issues have been addressed. - Broken sentences have been rejoined where logical. - Paragraph breaks have been restored. - Markdown formatting isn't used in the final output as per the instruction to output only HTML. The final output remains largely the same, with adjustments made according to the instructions provided.

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M. D. Lands

2 . The water supply to the New Magaznil tanks. These tanks furnish

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water to Victoria and

17. D. Buildings.

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consequence of the transfer of the M. & Lands in their excuity to the totomal Imvernment when the.

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to the publs by a road, thus facilitating washing and & bathing and the division of the same into building Lots or gardens, will almost crtancy

affect injuriously the purity of the diffly.

Care

3. Infact the supply at both tanks well doubtless be prejudiced by the alenation of the gathering grounds and their utilization for various pufiae, and it is submitted that every to protect the water and do sources should be quaranteed by the totencial Conrrnment. The Cultivation of the land argulated

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