CO129-402 - Governor Sir May - 1913 [7-8] — Page 45

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close on 247,000 and the consumption of water for all pur- poses (including trade) during constant supply amounts to about 6 million gallons per day. A dry season may extend

over a period of 280 days and the additional storage required

to tide over such a season is therefore as follows:-

Quantity required to maintain constant

Gallons.

supply during dry season (280 days), 1,680,000,000

Deduct:-

6.

Present storage that can)

be depended upon at)

commencement of dry)

season,

Yield of streams during

dry season,

560,000,000

227,000,000 787,000,000

$93,000,000

Additional storage required,

The excess in the capacity of the new reservoir

over present requirements amounts to 607,000,000 gallons, or,

when spread over a period of 280 days, fully 2,100,000 gallons

per day, which, assuming the same rate of consumption as at

present, will provide for a further population of $7,500.

Disregarding the census of 1906, which showed the population

supplied with water to be practically the same as in 1901,

and accepting the census for the year last-mentioned, namely,

205,600, we find that the increase in the population for the

decade ending 1911 amounted to 41,400. At the same rate of

increase, the surplus storage will suffice for fully 20 years.

If, however, the census of 1906 (203,400) be accepted and

the same rate of increase as between 1906 and 1911, namely,

43,600, be maintained, the surplus storage will only suffice

for about 10 years.

7.

If any further argument be required in support of

the additional storage of 1,500 million gallons, which is being provided, it will be found in the recent report of the

Bacteriologist (Dr. Macfarlane) in which a strong case is

made out in favour of the storage of water for a considerable

period before its distribution for consumption.