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Consequently, with the assistance of the Attorney-General,
I re-drafted the Ordinance, and it was shortly afterwards
passed in the form, in which it now exists.
4.
The provisions of the Water Ordinance of 1892
may be thus summarised. The Water Authority from time
to time fixes a prescribed daily consumption of water, with
respect to any tenement or group of tenements, regard being
had to the number of inmates thereof. The actual con-
sumption is then measured by a meter. If it exceeds the
prescribed quantum, then notice to abate waste is served
on the owners or occupiers. If the consumption be not
reduced, the tenement may be disconnected for a certain
period.
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6. This procedure has been found to be inconvenient,
and its application costly. In many cases,
duction in waste has, however, resulted, but as a rule,
only temporary in character. At any rate,
it has not checked waste and extravagance,
to a sufficient extent to
bring the consumption down to the amount which the exist-
ing works can afford, perennially. Water-famines have
occurred, annually with one exception, ever since the
opening of the Tytam Works. Those have necessitated
the re-introduction of the intermittent supply, with all its
well-known defects, during some part at least, of
each year (except one).
6. When I visited Hong Kong in 1901-1902, a water
famine of great severity prevailed. Both the Tytam and
Pokfulam reservoirs were practically empty. A large
part of the town was entirely supplied with water, brought
across in barges, from a small stream in British Kowloon