CO129-209 - Governor Sir Bowen - 1883 [5] — Page 85

Conduction

9

there

there

can

be no doubt whatever

as to the necessity, from a sanitary point of view, no less

than in the interests

of

the trade

of the place of deepening the water the marine frontage along the

city

of the

so as to leave at least one

or two feet of soundings over the present foul foreshore during the hours of low tide.

4. Dredging is also

needed at

Repulse Bay

loosedly

You mate, at face.

and in

many

other

parts of the harbour and as

the

seabed of the latter is silting up

on such a gigantic scale in

consequence of the discharge of

He

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Conduction

9

There

can be no doubt whatever

as to the necessity, from a sanitary point of view, no less than in the interests of the trade of the place, of deepening the water along the marine frontage of the city, so as to leave at least one or two feet of soundings over the present foul foreshore during the hours of low tide.

4. Dredging is also needed at Repulse Bay, and in many other parts of the harbour, as the seabed of the latter is silting up on such a gigantic scale in consequence of the discharge of ...

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Conduction

9

there

can be no doubt whatever

as to the necessity, from a sanitary point of view, no less than in the interests of the trade of the place, of deepening the water the marine frontage along the city of the so as to leave at least one or two feet of soundings over the present foul foreshore during the hours of low tide.

4. Dredging is also needed at Repulse Bay loosely You mate, at face. and in many other parts of the harbour and as the seabed of the latter is silting up on such a gigantic scale in consequence of the discharge of He

Let's directly correct and simplify it according to the rules:

Conduction

9

There can be no doubt whatever as to the necessity, from a sanitary point of view, no less than in the interests of the trade of the place, of deepening the water along the marine frontage of the city, so as to leave at least one or two feet of soundings over the present foul foreshore during the hours of low tide.

4. Dredging is also needed at Repulse Bay, and in many other parts of the harbour, as the seabed of the latter is silting up on such a gigantic scale in consequence of the discharge of ...