CO129-481 - Governor Sir Stubbs - 1923 [8-12] — Page 419

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cable now on order from England which will be approximately £1,600. The cables were seriously damaged by ships dragg- ing their anchors across the Cable Reserve and the removal of the Reserve to another position is in consequence under

consideration.

Reerection of small sheds, matsheds, sentry boxes and so forth mainly in connection with the Goverment Quarry and Read Depots will cost 26,000.

Hepsire to telephones will amount to $10,000.

Many of the land lines were blow dem or brought down by

falling trees er debris,

Street lamps were similarly damaged and reinstate.

ment will cost approximately $3,000.

Roadways were washed away in several places mainly

on the causeway at Taipo and on rowen Road. The retaining walls of Inland Lets 2237, 2238, and 1523 failed after the heavy rains of the 29th August and the Bowen Road Conduit

which conveys water from the Reservoirs at Taitam Tuk to

the city was breached in one place and badly crushed for a

considerable distance on either side by the movement of the

retaining walls.

The question of reinstatement of the retaining

walls will affect the re-building of Bowen Road and the conduit and pressure is being brought to bear on the owners concerned with a view to re-building the walls on private

property without delay,

In the meantime the water is being satisfactorily conveyed over the damaged section and the breach by means of temporary wooden flumes and a full and constant supply of water has been secured for the city. For a short period enly a restricted supply was available, but the temporary measures were carried out with commendable expedition, These repairs will cost at least $40,000.

In addition to the above private property suffered considerable damage chiefly due to the soaking

rain