In any further communica
tion on this subject, please quote
We 5021/01/264
and address letter to-
The Secretary,
Admiralty, Whitehall,
Londen, S.W.
Copy
L.P.-No. S.
The Commodore in Charge,
H.M. NAVAL YARD,
HONG KONG,
Admiralty,
44 January 1902.
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With reference to his letter dated 18th
September 1901, No.706, and subsequent telegrams relating
to the Extension of the Murray Pier and the acquisition
of the Victoria Recreation Club premises at Hong Kong,
the Commodore in Charge is informed that Their Lordships
approve generally the proposals of the joint report
forwarded with his letter under reply, as follows:-
(1) The Admiralty to pay $15,000 to the Colony s
compensation for the loss of the Eastern side of the
Murray Pier.
(2) The Admiralty, at their own cost, to extend and
widen the present Murray Pier, and to construct a lead
and Boat Slip at the North end of same as shewn on Plan
B., the extended Pier becoming the property of the Colony,
who would provide a site there on for the Victoria
Recreation Club.
(3) The Admiralty to construct a Swimming Bath on
the Pier Extension, the extra cost of which, over the
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ordinary filling and surfacing will be defrayed by the
Victoria Recreation Club, and no expense falling on the
Admiralty.
(4) The Admiralty to pay the sum of £1,500 to the
Victoria Recreation Club for the re-instatement of their
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