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THE HONGKONG GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 27TH JULY, 1878.
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Minute by His Excellency the Governor.
This Memorial, which relates the structure of purely Chinese houses in the Chinese quarter of the town, is signed by nearly all the leading Chinese inhabitants of Hongkong, in fact it is signed by those intelligent and influential Chi ese esidents whose views with respect to such questions are entitled to the greatest weight.
Agreeing with them in the general princ learn that the Memorialists could see their dwelling common both to Canton and Hongkong, admits of a certain amount of light and ventilation
called smoke-holes.
they have now put before me, I would be glad to conforming to the essentially Chinese style of which, while economizing space to the utmost, ough the small square spaces left at the back,
J. POPE HENNESSY.
13th July, 1878.
With reference to the foregoing documents, the follc Guarantee required to be signed by all persons alloweding Supplementary Fonditions to the form of o erect Verandahs over Crown Land, will in future be enforced in respect to the arrangement of pro erties in crowded localities, at the discretion of His Excellency the Governor.
In consideration of the privileges afforded by thi Verandah being erected over Crown Land, I hereby undertake, in reference to the arrangement of 11 dwellings to be constructed upon the Lot before named during the continuance of such privileg encroachment, that with a view to improved sanitary measures being observed:-
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1. So long as a continuous blank wall forms the bck of any Tenement not adjoining a side street, an open yard shall be provided between the house and is kitchen of the full width of the said house and of a depth proportionate to the number of stories ontained therein, viz., 4 feet deep for every house of two floors high (including the g *), 5 feet deep for every house three floors high, and increasing 1 foot in depth for ever
in height beyond.