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6tah tirao na ta nolostobianos rot ulit og Funteter or Bobport &

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Hon. Colonial Secretary,

I attach a tracing showing the area of land

belonging to Government, hatched round the edge in rod. The

four houses referred to by the H. S. D. are shown cross-hatched

in green.

A rough valuation, based on the rateable

value and deducting the value of the building, gives the follow-

-ing results:-

House No.

Aroa. S.F.

Value of

land.

Price per

8.1.

11

526

14,000

26.61

13

455

11,870

26.09

15

455

14,210

31.23

to food

17

461

15,755

34.17

Total

S.F. 1,897

$455,835 AT. 29.45

per

s.f.

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The sun involved may be but at between $50,000 and $60,000. The lots are very shallow (30 feet) and it

is therefore unlikely that the value of the houses will be en- -hanced by their reconstruction as the B.0. requires 25% of the

lot area to be devoted to open space.

It may readily be gathered from the enclos-**

-ed plan how great an improvement would be effected as regards market purposes if these houses were resumed. It will be seen that, except narrow outlets to Morrison Street and Queen's Road, the only frontage the market building will possess is on Banham Strand. Under such circumstances, the lighting and

ventilation of a two-storied market will be a troublesome matter, entailing the sacrifice of much space. I have indicated on the plan a possible arrangenent of the building, but it may have to be greatly modified when the detailed plans are under-

-takan.

26th. September, 1910.

(Sd.). Chatham,

D. P. V.

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