PIATE XVIII.
(<) aocomuar :' V/* T.-mat.?*? te-.^tMc- ?■.
m
p Spring
'pnsy
%V Drain, for collecting\V Aon watei
Un-ercR
jjip^ing limit
Old fond
\ Covered Drain.
d
SdESiDFadviT/urj?' rlcaiuni, gw. rand.
frost.. Drum.
Bathing Tunk t sufpliedchiefly Iry Raui irata &,partially fo-the tire/fla*"from the Dipping TanA
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SKETCH
•<* // %
Washing
•pmtg
in the
DOCKYARD CREEK RAVINE
to the left of ‘ the .?f* Division Camp
Reference:
Scale._ 40feet to llnch.4o
PIXIE XIX.
’ ir.yj.yvi'y ‘relievcri on. ttr.eSw.fe .
At 'a’and'b'Wirc oodts for letting the. water runeitha intothe washingglare, the watering place
for horses or the tubs tor cooking purposes etc. _
This peculiar arrangement was madein consequenceof the-spring which at first, could merely supj>fy the,washing place, gradually increasing in volume,p p . trait piping for conveying 1he. water.
The Pipe "hd'is in no way connected rviththe lurrse troughs. —
yB The Iron Piping used, in the construction of this j. the other watering places, is 4 -^interiorDiameter, y m lengths of' from 10 to Vi ft Upwards of Boot* of this piping has been obtained fromthe Russian Conduit in the-l)ock, 4 ard Creek Ra\-ine ythich had hitherto supplied with waterthe, greater part of the Town-of Sebastopol.
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‘f? npgmg Emit, ^
1N
Waste Dram
piPTr natmng ~Dx>ughy
supplying
SKETCH
ot thii
, .-
Reference:
^ ’ } Washing'* > i 7'artk
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P
x sto: '
irem.
d z°“
(teetering troughs
\ The noshing places we supplied fy (he oreifluw
i
i of waste wider, at lfoe Dipping txuiks-~~ At the point M b ‘‘tnthe upjter di/iping tank., a cockis fixed, fry means of'which a/p 4 amount of water maghe fat off into the watering troughs /l, C, of. arymoment when wanted.
E. Rabble Stone Wall, to protect the upperside of the Tank , and toprevent any impmides,# surface water, being washed into tL
Scale— 40Feet to ilnoh.
bo 4o So Ho »f» So go iqe
PIXI E XX.
ROUGH SKETCH
Waste Drain supplying It ashing Places
W0R0NZ0FF RAVINE
Situated between theLic/hl IZ/Pmsion Camps.
REFERENCE
At ihe/Points A .A. are "Cocks'o/' Taps'for supplying at any moment the Horse Troughs with die requisiteguantUv of water .
B.B * Low Parapet Walls, to prevent Carts or Horses, from- i/yuring the open drains.
The Uniforms P at these and all the other Tanks , are pared”& ’puddled '’, and have a slope to the rear.U,e, towards the drain/of l in 24, so as to preclude, thepossibility of waste- water reentering the. Tanks.On each side of the Washing Tanks , are small Trenches /c, c,....} about' 2 n .9 UX deep. This enables the men to
perform, their Crashing* whilst standing _ Loose stones £graxd. have- been placed, at the bottom of
thf.se Trenches. to enable (he surfiice wale/ 4 to percolate through .
Troughs or "This "/or dorses
Eadtroad for Morses
s i.
a
TANK
Section through a . h
Scale dO feet to.I inch.
Utmwrvq.hrti A- Prbftrei ,.t the 7af,,*p*t r hu-„l Jty,* WAR CEPARTM ENT. Vn.ln tl~ l*,ref„m of CAST’ ELPWNSTONE R E.
If. ./AMDS ( Ol. ’It l\ . Sapcrwttndants.