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" and His Excellency concurred, that
these lots is expe.-
"The resumption of "dient in the interest of the public
"
" on the presumption that the proposed
" scheme as a whole is carried out
" without material cost to the Colony" dated the 20th of August 1891.
20.
It has however been
ruled that the resumption of lands for Military purposes does not consti-
hite a
21.
we
This schen's proposes
Des Voeux.
23.
the
slight improvement of
Zueen's
opinion
Road which is in our
ecarcely worth mentioning as a
public improvement.
24.
by
As far
as we are aware
particular inconvenience is caused this somewhat sharp corner, nor
does it appear likely such will occur
373
with the
meand
resumption for Public purposes. The 2.0
may
Before proceeding further
state that we have been
unable to find
any
written authority
for the understandings referred to in General Barker's letter of the 5th of May
and quoted in paragraph.
22.
15.
The scheme as now
amended and put forward by Major General Barker and referred to in the Colonial Office Despatch Nr. 133 of 1892 was never before Sir William
Des
available in the
25.
of
locomotion
City.
The extension of the
Naval Yard by
the resumption of
Marnie Lots 20 and 21 and Juland
Lot 73B, can
hardly be effected
under cover of a public is improvement.
involving
the resumption of the very
emall portion necessary for straight.
ening Queen's Road.
26.
The resumption of these
properties by either the Naval or
Military
Buth Cities
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