THE HONG KONG GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, JULY 17, 1931.
SUPREME COURT.
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No. 469. It is hereby notified that the name of The TAT CHE STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED, has been struck off the Register.
17th July, 1931.
E. P. H. LANG,
Registrar of Companies.
LAND OFFICE.
No. 470. It is hereby notified that the General and Special Conditions of Sale for all sales of Crown Land in the New Territories (exclusive of that portion described as "Southern District Mainland" in the Order in Council dated the 15th day of March 1906, Government Notification No. 212 of 1906) published by Government Notification No. 570 of 1924 are amended as follows:--
1. General Condition No. 5 is amended by the insertion of the words “and in
such manner
after the word "materials" in the fifth line thereof.
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2. Special Condition No. 2 (b) is rescinded and the following Special Condition
substituted therefor:
"No building or site development shall be commenced on the lot until plans in duplicate of such work and a block plan in duplicate showing the position of such work on the lot shall have been submitted to the District Officer. All such plans shall be of a readable type showing: (i) ground planning dimensions; (ii) height of rooms and window area; (iii) simple specification of the work to be done; (iv) the boundaries of the lot on which the work is to be done and the outline of the building; and any plans submitted for a new building must be prepared by an authorised architect. Such building shall furthermore be subject to the following rules:-"
3. The following Special Condition is added:--
"In the case of any building structure which is to be erected on a lot as an extension to, or alteration of, an existing building, whether on the same lot or an adjacent lot, plans of the nature specified in Special Condition 2 above must be furnished. A plan must also be furnished showing the boundaries of the lot or lots adjacent to such alteration or extension. If both alteration and extension are required the extension should be shown on a separate plan. Plans for the extension or alteration of an existing building, if the exten- sion or alteration is such as to render the whole building a new building within the definition contained in Section 6 (39) of the Public Health and Buildings Ordinance, 1903, or if the alteration involves structures in reinforced concrete, must be prepared and submitted by an authorised architect.
13th July, 1931.
T. M. HAZLERIGG, Land Officer.