CO129-240 - Public Offices & Others - 1888 — Page 248

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unecessary delay.

present trine or without

I am further to state that, after reference havnig been made to the Army

Medical Authorities, it is considered that

the area and cubic

and cubic space per

maw

in

Barracks aWVictoria may be reduced to '70'

area and

in the

900

cubic feet for Europeans,

the new Barracks at Koroloon and

and

elsewhere, to 70' area and 800 cubic feet._ Should a Barrack be ultimately builton the stills, it would allow of the allotment of the all area and cubic space ui theother Barracks being increased.

Zu new Hospitals the usual allowance

I per man should be

of 1200 cubic feet per

adhered to, with not less than qo'ar

90'area.

For Asiaties in Barracks, bo'arca and

boo cubic feet per

man will suffice..

(10.) It is likely that certain points in

the Scheme undicated in the Memorandum,

accompanying