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more

adaptable to the requirements

of the Magistracy I am still of

on that in no

way

can it

opinion be made actually suitable, and

av

the

it

only way of adapting which I could discover, has been pronounced to be impracticable,

I trust that the

project

abandoned, and an

will be

antirely

new site be selected. In this connection it has occurred to me whether the piece of ground lying between the steps leading to Wyndham Street from Arbuth. not Road, and the corner at -

which these two streets unite

ht not be utilized for

douri

a

might Magistracy.

I have no

knowledge

these levits, but a cu

cursory

mis.

الاسم

the area contained within

pection made me think that

possibly it

might

be found

suitable

mitable.

that if

Might I also His Excellency

suggest is pleased

to authories the reconsideration

of the proposed scheme, he will

allow the

iMagistrates to ver re- presented on the Commission. Considering how closely they

concerned un

any project

affecting their removal to another,

think their experience

site. I

and)

knowledge of

what

they

saving

require would result in a of time to the officers entrusted with the duty of making the-

necessary arrangements.

I have &"

(Signed) H. E. Wodehouse, Police Magistrate

on: G. J. M. OBrien, aug.

Colonial Secretary