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it is
the purposes of certain public buildings, for evident that the question of providing more accommodation. for public offices will soon have to be considered.
I suggested therefore
that as the site could never
be made available for
the purpose for which it was given to the War Department, it should revert to the Colonial Government which is in need of it.
Major
Major General Barker
stated that the battery
which
consists of 4 walls, 4 embrasures, and a small shed, was
was mo
longer useful
for defensive purposes, and that it was never
be wanted for any
likely to
new
scheme of defence except in
as the housing of.
so
far
the troops necessary for that defence might be concerned. With regard to the
latter point he recognised.
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