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stables,
aking carts,
c.
action, in determining whether this extended and
extensive Work shall be undertaken; if it is, no time
must be lost, in order to commence Work at Ladyday
next when the Contracts expire, as the Water
Vans and Carts, and the Slop and Material Carts
take considerable time to construct. The Horses
can be purchased at convenience, and are not
required at present, but the fitting up of the
Stabling and other necessary appliances for their
future use should not be long delayed.
J. C. REYNOLDS,
Surveyor.
To the General Purposes Committee.
October 2nd, 1876.
This Report, upon presentation by the Committee
was received by the Vestry in the most
unanimous manner, formed the basis of operations,
and the work has been carried out under the
resolutions of the Vestry which grant full powers to
the Committee.
To provide for the reception of the necessary
Plant, etc., Six Railway Arches have been converted