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be considered in connection with and as part of the general question of the Water Supply of the Colony, I requested the Surveyor General, Mr Price, to do this; and, in the same minute (19th of April, 1880,) his attention was again drawn to the necessity of bearing in mind the advantages of the Chinese house-bucket system in preference to the system of flushing sewage as apparently contemplated by Mr. Price in his water Supply Scheme of the 1st of November 1873

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Two months having passed without any reply from Mr. Price, Dr Stewart, the Acting Colonial Secretary, wrote to him on the 22nd of June calling his attention to the Colonial Secretary's letter of the 20th of April enclosing the correspondence respecting Fire Brigade matters and additional water supply, with minute of the 19th of April thereon, and requesting an early reply.

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On the 1st of July a letter and memorandum dated 30th June, 1880, were received from Mr. Price referring to certain plans and an Appendix which he promised to send to the Government in a few days. Mr. Price pointed out that seriously the weather had retarded the completion of the plans.

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On the 31st of July the Acting Colonial Secretary wrote to Mr Price reminding him that he had not yet sent in the Appendix, and desiring

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3 192 be considered in connection with and as part of the general question of the Water Supply of the Colony, I requested the Surveyor General, Mr Price, to do this; and, in the same minute (19th of April, 1880,) his attention was again drawn to the necessity of bearing in mind the advantages of the Chinese house-bucket system in preference to the system of flushing sewage as apparently contemplated by Mr. Price in his water Supply Scheme of the 1st of November 1873 2. Two months having passed without any reply from Mr. Price, Dr Stewart, the Acting Colonial Secretary, wrote to him on the 22nd of June calling his attention to the Colonial Secretary's letter of the 20th of April enclosing the correspondence respecting Fire Brigade matters and additional water supply, with minute of the 19th of April thereon, and requesting an early reply. 3. On the 1st of July a letter and memorandum dated 30th June, 1880, were received from Mr. Price referring to certain plans and an Appendix which he promised to send to the Government in a few days. Mr. Price pointed out that seriously the weather had retarded the completion of the plans. 4: On the 31st of July the Acting Colonial Secretary wrote to Mr Price reminding him that he had not yet sent in the Appendix, and desiring
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3 192 be considered in connection with and as part of the general question of the Water Supply of the Colony, I requested the Surveyor General, Mr Price, to do this; and, in the same minute (19th of April, 1880,) his attention was again drawn to the necessity of bearing in mind the advantages of the Chinese house-bucket system in preference to the system of __ flushing sewage as apparently contemplated by Mr. Price in his water Supply Scheme of the 1st of November 1873 2. Two months having passed without any reply from Mr. Price, Dr__ Stewart, the Acting Colonial Secretary, wrote to him on the 22nd of June calling his attention to the Colonial Secretary's letter of the 20th of April enclosing the correspondence respecting Fire Brigade matters and additional water supply, with minute of the 19th of expril thereon, and requesting an early reply. 3. my On the 1st of July a letter -- and memorandum dated 30th June, 1880, were received from M. Price referring to ~ certain plans and an Appendix which he promised to send to the Government in a few days. Mr. Price Mr. Price pointed out that seriously the weather had completion of the plans. 4: retarded the On the 31st of July the Acting Colonial Secretary wrote to Mr Price reminding him that he had not yet sent in the Appendice, and desiring
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be considered in connection with and

as

part of the general question of the Water Supply of the Colony, I requested the Surveyor General, Mr Price, to do this; and, in the same minute (19th of April, 1880,)

his attention was

again

drawn to the

necessity of bearing in mind the advantages of the Chinese house-bucket

system in preference to the system of __ flushing sewage as apparently contemplated

by

Mr. Price

in his water Supply Scheme of

the 1st of November 1873

2.

Two months having passed without any reply from Mr. Price, Dr__ Stewart, the Acting Colonial Secretary, wrote to him on the 22nd of June calling his attention to the Colonial Secretary's letter of

the 20th of April enclosing the correspondence

respecting Fire Brigade matters and additional water supply, with minute of the 19th of expril thereon, and requesting an early

reply.

3.

my

On the 1st of July a letter --

and memorandum dated 30th June, 1880,

were received from M. Price referring to ~ certain plans

and an

Appendix which

he promised to send to the Government in

a few days. Mr. Price

Mr. Price pointed out that

seriously

the weather had

completion of the plans.

4:

retarded the

On the 31st of July the

Acting Colonial Secretary wrote to Mr Price reminding him that he had not yet sent in the Appendice, and desiring

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