CO129-602-1 General orders relating to government quarters and rent allowance 6-8-1946 - 17-2-1947 — Page 15

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is not employed in the Government service, excepting always members of his wn family and temporary guests.

118A. Officers will be held responsible for the proper use of flush

closets installed in servants' quarters and they will be required to defrry any expense arising from improper use.

119.

(1)

(2)

120.

Except with the permission of the Government, occupants of Government quarters or their servants will not be allowed to keep poultry en the promises.

Dogs may not be kept in Government quarters except under the following reservations':

(a) Terriers and ther small dogs and chews may be kept, subject to the condition that they are kept free from ticks.

(b) Subject to the same condition, sporting and other large dogs may be kept in stables, er in kennels to be provided by the owner outside the house.

(c) If Government quarters become infested with ticks er flens the ccupier will be held responsible for the cost incurred in ridding the building of them.

(a) Lawns or grass plots which are definitely allocated to the occupier of any Government Quarters must be well ɛnd sufficiently maintained by the occupier, fair and reasonable wear and tear excepted.

The Botanical and Forestry Departmout will carry out any reinstatement work attributable to unfair or unreɛ sonɛble use or wear and terr, and the cst will be charged to tho ⚫ccupier concerned.

(b) Ordinary upkeep of lawns or grass plots which are not definitely allocated to an occupier of Government Quarters, or which are shared by, or are available to, the occupiers of more than one house or flat, will be attended to by the Botanical and Forestry Department, but that Department will not carry out any work on Sundays or holidays, nor undertake the marking out of courts, or the erecting or storing of nets or gear of any description.

Any reinstatement work attributable to unfair or unreason- able use or wear and tear will be carried out by the Botanical and Forestry Department, and the cost will be charged to the eccupier responsible, or if the responsibility of a particular ccupier cannot be established, a pro rata charge will be made against all the ⚫ccupiers concerned.

D. Furniture in Government and Rented Quarters.

(in abeyance).

E. Governmont Bungalows at the Peak.

(in abeyance).