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26th April, 1|9*
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To,
H#B«M *8 Political Agent and H.M f s Consul,
MUSCAT.
Sir,
After the last' cruIse of the P.G.L.S. to Muscat the
Inspector of Lights reported the following:-
A. The lime mortar of the curbing along the pathway
LEADING TO THE LIGHT HAS FALLEN OFF IN SEVERAL PLACES.
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B. The pathway itself is strewn with a large quantity
OF BROKEN STONE PROBABLY WASHED DOWN BY THE RAINS,
WHICH MAKES THE ASCENT TO THE LIGHT VERY DIFFICULT.
C. There are small pits on the pathway that need to be
FILLED WITH LIME MORTAR.
D. The concrete foundation of the light has also cracked
AND REQUIRES CEMENT GROUTING.
AS THIS IS AN IMPORTANT NAVIGATIONAL LIGHT IT IS
DESIRABLE TO KEEP IT IN GOOD REPAIR. In THE CIRCUMSTANCES I
SHALL BE GRATEFUL IF YOU WOULD KINDLY INSTRUCT THE ASSISTANT
Resident Engineer of the Ministry of Works at Muscat to arrange
FOR NECESSARY REPAIRS AND CLEARING OF THE PATHWAY.
The bill in this respect may please be forwarded
TO THIS OFFICE IN TRIPLICATE FOR SETTLEMENT.
IAVE THE HONOUR TO BE
S I R,
cc: The Asst. Resident Engineer, M.O.W., Bahrain ) For information and
The Asst. Resident Engineer, M.O.W., Muscat ) necessary action.
BM/AIO'S