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the Mount Austin Hotel by the Military Authorities for the purposes of Barracks.
I also annex a copy of Encl: 2. 5th July, 1897. General Black's report upon that Petition.
2.
The Hotel, of which I enclose a photograph, situated - some 1400 feet above sea level- at the Victoria Peak on the road leading from the Tramway terminus to the Signal Station and commands extensive views to the North and to the South.
It has recently been considerably enlarged by the proprietors, Messrs John D. Humphreys and Son, at a cost of $100,000 and contains, in addition to an excellent ball-room, dining rooms, reading rooms, and recreation rooms and some seventy bedrooms generally.
It is, as the Petitioners state, especially sought after as a place of residence and as a health...
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the Mount Austin Hotel by the Military Authorities for the purposes of Barracks.
I also
annex a
copy of
Enel: 2. 5th July, 1897.
General Black's report upon
that Petition.
2.
The Hotel, of which
is
Enel: 3.
I enclose a photograph, situated - some 1400 feet above sea level- at the Victoria Peak
on the road leading from the Tramway terminus to the Signal Station and commands extensive views to the~
North
North and to the South.
It has recently been
to
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200
con
siderably enlarged by the proprietors, Mess John D. "Humphreys and son, at a cost of $100,000 and contains
a
in addition to an excellent ball-room, dining
rooms,
reading rooms, and recre
ation rooms
and some se
generally,
seventy bed-roome
It is, as the Petitioners state,
especially sought after
place of residence and
asa
a
health
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