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the other evils complained of The estimate for the first filling in the pond and turfing it, was #16,000, of which $8,000 had already been spent in 1890.
The straightening and widening of the Canal in one
part however entailed an - encroachment on the race
course
its
an
of
and a sharpening
c. to rectify which
curve,
extension
of the course
northwards into the plot -
known
711
known as Bowrington Gardens became necessary.
It so happened that - these so called public gardens
which are s useless as s
such
being overgrown had for
with tree,
time been
looked
some
upon by Dir G. W. des Vaux as well suited to form.
an extension to the Public
-
Recreation Ground - which is much in need of extension. being insufficient for the requirements of the various
athletic
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