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              Question*.
            
            
              V. blow are the prisoners classified ?
            
            
              Answer*.
            
            
              Prisoners before trial.
            
            
              Debtors.
            
            
              Convicted prisoners and re-classified as per amended
            
            
              prison regulation.
            
            
              VI. Is penal labour—that is, labour by treadmill,
            
            
              crank, or shot drill—in force .
            
            
              Penal labour is in force principally in the form al
            
            
              stone-breaking ; treadmill cannot be resorted to
            
            
              
                o w m r
              
            
            
              to want of appliances. Crank in force as punishment
            
            
              labour, but it is seldom used.
            
            
              VII., If so, during what periods of imprisonments,
            
            
              in respect of what classes of prisoners, and daring bow
            
            
              m a n y hours, is such penal labour enforced ? In
            
            
              stating hours of treadwheel labour, give,first,the total
            
            
              time on and off at the wheel, etc. * secondly, the length
            
            
              of spells and intervals of rest.
            
            
              See answer to question No. VI.
            
            
              (a) During all -periods of imprisonment in the Central
            
            
              Prison.
            
            
              (b) All classes of prisoners in the Central Prison
            
            
              excepting those sentenced to imprisonment only.
            
            
              (c) The usual number of hours for a day's labour
            
            
              to complete lO.OQ^f^Jlutions.
            
            
              VIII. W h a t kind of labour, other than penal labour,
            
            
              is in use .
            
            
              Shoe-making. tailoring, carpentering, baking,
            
            
              cooking, washing, masonry, weaving, brush and
            
            
              stocking-making, whitewashing, cleaning, road-making,
            
            
              stone-breaking, carpet-making.
            
            
              LX. If the prisoners are employed beyond the walls
            
            
              of the gaol, state—
            
            
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              1. On what kind of work they are so employed 1
            
            
              2. H o w are they supervised !
            
            
              3. How many escapes of prisoners, while being em–
            
            
              ployed beyond the gaol, have taken place during each
            
            
              of the last three vears .
            
            
              Cultivating Prison Farm, building ; a few convicts
            
            
              are employed on conservancy, fetching stone for stone-
            
            
              breaking and carrving away manure from Police stables,
            
            
              public garden, cleaning and watering Government
            
            
              plantations and trees.
            
            
              The Prison at Dikeilia was closed on Slst March,
            
            
              1922. temporarily and all prisoners detained there were
            
            
              transferred to Larnaca for the purpose of building a
            
            
              sea-wall. O n tho 16ch March, 1922, 50 prisoners were
            
            
              also transferred from rhe Cen*-*ral Prison to Kyrenia for
            
            
              the same 
            
            
            
               On the loth November' 1922, 50
            
            
              prisoners were transferred to Limassoi for constructional
            
            
              purposes.
            
            
              A temporary Reformatory Prison was established at
            
            
              Athalassa Farm on the 16th April, 1920, where juve–
            
            
              nile convicts are employed on husbandry and other
            
            
              farm works. This has now been concerted into a
            
            
              Juvenile Convict Settlement.
            
            
              The Famagusta. Larnaca. and Kyienia Prisons were
            
            
              abolished on the 19th Sept.. 1920* and ail convicted
            
            
              prisoners of over 7 days are transferred to Central
            
            
              Prison.
            
            
              B y prison warders and armed escorts of PoUce, and
            
            
              in some cases by'couvict guards. *
            
            
              1920-1921.. three.
            
            
              1921. three.
            
            
              1922, three juvenile convict escaped from Athalassa
            
            
              Reformatory Prison on the night of the 2nd September,
            
            
              1922. They were recaptured on the 3rd September,
            
            
              1922. The -juvenile convict who escaped from Athalassa
            
            
              Reformatory Prison on the ni-zht of* the loth October,
            
            
              1921 is still at large.