CO129-266 - Governor Sir Robinson - 1895 [1-3] — Page 388

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for busan habitation. The Committee hold medical certificates in writing in respect of all of the tenements closed, except those closed under Section 9 of the Bye-Laws of the 10thMay in respect of which no certificate is required.

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Lists are annexed of the houses in respect of which our condi- -tions were not accepted and of those which were banded over to their owner tefore the passing of the Ordinance 15 of 1894. These latter are also indicated, in the copy schedule, ty being struck through in black lok.

It is useless for the Memorialists to say that they were willing to make any alterations or repairs the Committee required, when, what in most cases was needed was, that sufficient light and ventilation should be provided and, as that was in many cases structurally impossible, that land -lords should impose limits on the numbers of occupants and reduce their rents in proportion. Many letters were certainly left unanswered tecluse it would have been useless and only lead to irrelevant discussion to reply. Owners knew precisely what was required and why, but were unwilling to comply.

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The Memorialists make it a subject of complaint that there was great inequality of treatment; that the General Post Office, the Land Office, and other Government buildings, as well as numerous business office and stores in the centre of the city, were cleaned and disinfected and at once given up to their owners or occupiers. Perfectly true. The majority of the buildings dealt with ty the Committee and its officers were cleaned disinfected and given up, but they were all of the class referred to in section 9 of the Bye-Laws of the 10th May 1894; they were such as could te thoroughly gleaned disinfected and cleaned and so made safe. The bouses, the subject of the Memorial were such that, although cleaned and disinfecte -ed, they could not be made safe. They were certified to te "unfit for