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Table of Correspondence,-Continued.

Remarks.

Buildings Ordinance, 1935.

Ordinance

No. 1 of 1903.

Re-drafted to make it clear that the window in rear is intended to light the main building and to have the windows extending as far as practicable to the ceiling

"thirty

44

five

J

substituted for

forty,' glazed omitted and clear of any obstruction

to the light

❞ and and ven-

tilated " added

""

thirty five substituted for

44

forty

""

Re-drafted to conform to Section 87

Added

Re-drafted to ensure that all rooms in a domestic building are pro- vided with a window opening into the external air

existing

note

omitted from marginal

or fitting" and "or by any merchandise omitted

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73

150

74 (1)

151 (1)

(2)

(2)

75

152

76

77 (Sanitation Bill 33.)

153 (1)

78

155

(Sanitation

Bill 35.)

Deleted

175

"within an urban district omitted

888

79

176

80

177

81

178

Re-drafted to include every new domestic building whether on land leased before or after 1903.

The width of the side lane has been increased from four to five feet and an open space eight feet wide is now required in the

rear

82 (1)

179 (1)

(2)

(a)

""

ten substituted for "eleven

"

and fourth substituted for ** third

(3)

(b)

(4)

(c)

(d)

Deleted

The height of the boundary walls has been reduced from ten to

eight feet

(5)

(e)

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