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Questions. Answers.
VII. Ifso, (A; during whatperiods of See answer to question No. VI.
imprisonment, (I) in respect of what
(a)
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classes of prisoners, (c) and during
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how many hours, is such penal labour
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enforced? In statins: hours of tread-
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Central Prison excepting those sen–
tenced to imprisonment only.
wheel labour, give, first, the total time
on aud off at the wheel, &c.; secondly,
the length of spells and intervals of (0-
T n e u s u a l
number of hours for
res:
a day's labour to complete 10,000 re–
volutions.
V11I. "What kind of labour, other Stone-breaking, road-makic;; wenv-
thau penal labour, is in use?
ing, shoe-making, tailoring, tree-
planting, carpentering, storing salt,
cooking, baking, washing, dyeing,
watering Government and Municipal
plantations, labour on public' works
under the Public Works Department,
winnowing, storing, shipping tithe
gram. Masonry. Weaving. Basket-
niakiuir. Y.'hite-washine*. Brush and
Stocking-making. Concrete cement
pipe-making.
IX. If the prisoners are employed
bc-v.ind the walls of the gaol, state—
1. On what kind of work they are Road-making and repairing roads,
<*.•, .-•:.....fved?
tree-planting, building, cleansing
public offices, storing salt, watering
Government and Municipal planta–
tions, storing and shipping tithe grain.
aud quarrying stone, and con-
servancv, but all work bevoml the
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walls of the Gaols—excepting the
cleansing of certain Government
Offices—has been discontinued since
Februarv. 1900.