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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1933

COAL DUMP! THAT KOWLOON COAL

SPIRITED PROTEST BY

CHATHAM ROAD RESIDENTS down, say beyond the railway

AREA

COAL DUMP ON RAILWAY

SEVERELY CRITICISED"

DEPUTATION TO INTERVIEW AUTHORITIES

MEETING UNANIMOUS THAT DUMP IS. A CONTINUOUS NUISANCE”.

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. Over sixty people, representing owners and tenants of property along Chatham Road, Kowloon, attended the specially convened meeting held at the. Peninsula Hotel yesterday. to consider what should be done with regard to the nuisance caused by the coal dump on the railway property in Chatham, Road.

Mr. G. E. Terry, Chairman of the Kowloon Residents' Association, presided over the meeting which, by a resolution, appointed a deputation of four to ascertain the Government's intention and policy with regard to the coal dump. It was thought that no useful purpose could be served by petitioning. His Excellency the Governor until the Government's inten- tions were known.

16-22'

The meeting was marked by spirited protests from ten and owners of property in Chatham Road and a resolution was passed condemning the dump in that it constituted a con- tinnous nuisance to the neighbourhood and rendered it unidesimble as a residential district..

K.R.A. MAY TAKE UP THE QUESTION

some of you who have experienced the inconvenience and discomfort occasioned by the presence of the coal dump would let us have the benefit of your first hand exper:

The Chairman:-Ladies and Gen- fore you in due fort later eu. Be fore doing so, however, we would tlemen,-Before proceeding with the business of the meeting, I feel welcome the views of any one pre same explanation is due to you of sent, and I should be glad if for my presence in the chair to-night,the benefit of the general public I do not own property on the Chatham Road frontage, neither do I live there; as President of the Kowloon Residents Association, however, I am naturally concerned with any matter affceting the amenities of Kowloon and the com- fort of the residents of any locality in the Peninsula, and it is at the invitation of the gentlemen respon sible for convening this meeting that I an acting as your Chairman to-night...

REPRESENTATION WILL BE

MADE

ences,

A RESIDENT'S PROTEST

Brigadier R. B. Cousens: I think as a resident I ought to protest as firmly as possibly can against having our view from the flats en tirely spoiled and having to put up with coal dust which is com stantly being blown into our houses. But my chief remark is on behalf of the owners. I am not an owner but I have been in the same flat for three years and do not want to leave. I know several people are waiting to take it over if I left at all and one gentleman who wanted to take my Bat over anid: "Of course, I shouldn't want that. flat unless the coal dump is remov ed." I merely tell you that fact to show the effect that it is having on people who wish reside in Lye moon Building

are kept looked by the military authority and are only opened for the passage of troops. If it is necessary to put, coal on the sca front at all, might it not be lower bridge where there are no houses in the immediate neighbourhood. There is only a little further on. Then there are other suitable places-Kai Tack and Wanchai for instance.

I have no doubt there will be plenty of other residents in Chat- ham Road on the dust nuisance and the loss of the beautiful view of Lyemoon Pass, but I should like to say before concluding that these two points are of the utmost ́im- portance and I sincerely hope that steps will be taken without delay to overcome them.

MR. GIBSON'S QUERY --

Mr. J. S. Gibson: Might I ask if it is British coal or Japanese cool?

Tho Chairman: I am not in a position to say one way or the other, but, I am given to under stand that it is Japanese.

Mr. Gibson: Still, we are told to buy British. (Laughter.)

Mr. Gibson then stated that be was one of those appointed for the survey of the New Territories some thirty years ago and the question of the railway came up. It was through tho recommendation of the then Executive Engineer that the stretch of land along the railway terminus came about. He said he knew more about that land than and lady or gentleman present probably did. That land sacred to the defence of the Colony. He said the railway was not, as many would think, for the con- venience of everyday passengers for Canton but for the convenience of getting troops out to the Border when the pecusion arose.

was

The Chairman requested Mr. Gibson to keep within the subject for which the meeting was conven-

Mr. Gibsou said he thought the land was rightly reserved. He ob- served that living in Ashley Road he was subjected to the smoke nuisance from the vessels alongside the Kowloon Wharf, and his only petition H.E. the way out of the difficulty was to Conncil to stop the C.P.R. and Dollar Line boats coming alongside just like you are going to petition

the

were

Governor-in-

Governor about the coal dump. Although he was in entire sympathy with the residents in Chatham Road he thought they taking E narrow-minded view. "The first thing we have to consider," said Mr. Gibson, "is our. own defence, and this is what this area is for." HAVE TO KEEP WINDOWS-

CLOSED

Mr. R. J. Shrigley:. I speak en-, tirely on behalf of the lessees and owners of Lyemoon Building: Wa It was in the course of enquiries

have had numerous complaints from instituted as a result of complaints received by the Kowloon Residents'

our tenants and not without just Association, both from members

reasons. I fortonatély, or shall say, unfortunately, am a resident and non-members, that I came into touch with the promoters of this

myself of Lyemoon Building and from the point of view of a ra meeting, and I should like to make

sident do think that it is rather it perfectly clear that although I represent the Association, any

annoying to know that instead of action decided on by you to-night

leaving one's bedroom window open will be entirely distinct from any

at nighs to enjoy the cool breezs steps which my Committee may

from Lyemoon Pass which is bens-- Mrs. E. W. Gardner (hotel proficial to one's personai comfort. take. I may say that the com plaints have received the serious prietress in Chatham Road): A during these hot nights, one has to consideration of the General Com statement has been made that the keep one's windows closed. I pittee of the Association, and ground under discussion has always know that if I happen to be half although of course I cannot progbeen used as a coal dump.". This is an hour late for my Bath, I have Host chte what form their action grossly mislead ng It is true that to skin coal dust off the top of the will take, I can, I think, assure in the past, small amounts of coal, water and even after I have finish you that some form of representa comparatively speaking, have been ed I find a black line round the tion to Government will undoubted put there but nothing like to the side of the bath and wonder if I ly he made by the Association. extent of the present dumping. have had my annual bath or simply

Whereas the coal was a nuisance my moring bath! COMMITTEE APPOINTED

only to the residents on Holt' There is no need for me to review Wharf formerly, now it is a nuis the reasons for calling this meeting ance to all residents on Chatham to-night-they are better known to Road and in its vicinity. The rail- SALLEH RADIO SERVICE who have suffered from the way, with its noisy whistling en presence of the coal dump than to gines and the black clouds of smoke which thess engines discharge is C: a preliminary meeting of owners of property in the Chathannuissace enough that the spare Road district and princ.pal tenants ground at the side of it should be was held last night with a view to an added nuisance in the shape of bringing forward concrete proposals la coal dump is a disgrace to Kow- for your consideration to-night, and loon and an insult to the residents. is an outcome of that meeting a PROMENADE WANTED working Committed of five was UPL pointed to consider what steps This ground instead should be could best be taken to ensure the made attractive and accessible to removal of this puisance. This the residente of Kowloon for a pro-is triennial and his means that Committee consisted of Messrs Emenade by the ses. At present the A Sykes E. J. Shrigley, FH. only means of access is from the railway gato and along the railway Loseby, Dr. Durran and myself, and their proposals will be laid be track. The gates on Chatham. Road

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