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Table of Correspondence,-Continued.

Marginal Notes.

Public Health (Sanitation) Ordinance, 1935.

Corresponding

provision of other enactment.

Wells not to be sunk or reopened

without permission of the Council and B.A. cf. s. 114 Buildings Bill

29 (1)

A213

(redrafted)

Construction of wells

29 (2)

A213

Excavation allowing stagnant water

30

A214

Closing of insanitary wells

31

A215

Obstruction in open spaces prohibited

32 (1)

A175 (3)

Prohibition of partitions, cf. s. 58 of

Buildings Bill

32 (2)

A139

Rooms to be properly lighted

33

A153

Governor in Council on representation

of the U.C. may order demolition of storeys, provision of additional windows, and other works in certain cases, subject to com- pensation

34

A154A

Obstruction of windows prohibited

35

A155

Conditions under which cubicles may

be erected and maintained

36

A154

Closure of premises containing un-

authorised cubicles and parti- tions by order of Magistrate

37

A263

Magistrate may order demolition and removal of cubicles, partitions, etc., which do not comply with provisions of the Ordinance

38

888

A264

Inadequate provision of latrine ac- commodation to be dealt with by the Council

39

A165

Latrines not to be connected directly

with drains

40

A159

Daily cleansing of pail latrines

41

164 (last

two lines)

Water closets and water flushed

urinals

42 (1) &

A 162

42 (5) & (8) 42 (4)

(amended and redrafted). "Colonial Secre- tary" omitted. "Fourteen days"

for "three" months".

Measurement of buildings as first

step towards prevention of over- crowding

43

Ab (over

crowding)

Calculation of cubic space

44

A49 & 50 (combined)