CO129-330 - Public Offices - 1905 — Page 15

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In reply to Sir Henry Blake's teste letter of

the 12th ulto., 1656/1899, C.S.O./G, relative to the

site of the Naval Infectious Hospital, I have the honour

to inform your Excellency that the extra area referred to

would be of no use to the Admiralty under the conditions

named therein, viz:- that the Government shall be at

liberty at any time to resume free of cost any portion

of the said area.

I would however be prepared to recommend to the

Admiralty that it be accepted in lieu of the $1,092 due to

them if the Admiralty be allowed to use it as necessary,

the Colonial Government having power at any time to re-

sume occupation, provided they give compensation for any

loss caused to the Admiralty thereby. Also that should

Kennedy Road be widened (as seems to be contemplated in the

plan, a strip of land at the North West corner having been

apparently reserved for this purpose) the Colonial Govern-

ment would provide an equally convenient road, a con-

siderable portion of the lower end of which is cut off by

this reserved strip.

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