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brought down from adjacent nullsha and which is gradually causing soue shoaling in the harbour, we see no way of dealing with this except by dredging. The amount of

detritus deposited annually is not very large, and dredging

at comparatively lang intervals should be sufficient.

We have the honour to be,

Gentlemen,

Your obedient servants,

(Sgd) COODE, MATTHEWS

ITZMATRICE & WILSON