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(iii) The depth of the present concrete
foundation of the premises, and how much (if any)
fresh concrete would be required, also what iron
work for supports, also in view of the buildings
being used during winter months as gymnasium, &c.
(iv) The height and elevation of the Baths,
Wash-houses and Offices, that could be erected out
of the present buildings and strip of land adjoining,
and whether it would be necessary to heighten the
present roof.
(v) Whether a new front and entrance to
the premises would be required.
(vi) To what extent the materials at present
forming part of the premises will be available for
such alterations.
(vii) Whether the warming apparatus and
boilers 011 the premises could be utilized, and to
what extent.
(viii) hat the estimated saving will be in
using the present buildings, in lieu of constructing
an entirely new building for Baths, Wash-houses
and Offices.
(ix) And to report generally on the subject for
the information and guidance of the Commissioners.
A Copy of his Report is appended hereto, with plans
of the premises, which we submit to the Vestry. We had
a long interview with Mr. W ilkins when he afforded us
additional information and explanation in respect of his