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away I could not obtain the men as quickly as would be on any other
day. I got to Station Street and found there had been a collapse
of 7 and 9 Upper Station Street. They are adjoining houses. These
houses are 3 storied Chinese tenement houses built of blue bricks
and very old. Roughly they are about 40 years old. The whole of the
houses of that block are of the same age. There are about 10 or 11
houses. There are 7 houses in this block facing Upper Station
Street and these two houses which collapsed are in the centre of
the terrace which faced Upper Station Street. This is a model of
the two houses which collapsed (marked 1). (Witness describes to
the jury the buildings by referring to model 1. Witness shows how
ne found the houses after the collapse.) The whole of the front
of No. 9 had fallen out and the upper two thirds of lio. 7. It
resulted in a mass of debris. The party wall had collapsed practic-.
-ally completely leaving about 8 feet at the bottom out of 40 feet
and leaving a portion of the back which mad not fallen. The party
wall was reduced to a mass of broken bricks and dust. The roof had
fallen in from the middle. The roofs consisted of Chinese fir
poles and Chinese tiles. This would be a comparatively light roof.
The roof timbers were generally sound. There were signs of white
ants and of decay, but quite insufficient to account for the
collapse. The collapse of the party wall caused the roofs to fall.
The party wall was built of blue bricks but many of those bricks
were broken when the party wall was built. They were built in
mortar. The mortar was of very poor quality. The whole of the
structure of that wall was very inferior indeed. In fact the
centre of the wall consisted almost entirely of small bricks. There
is no record in the Public Works Department when the houses were
built or by whom. The ti .ckness of the wall was generally 14 inches.
This one particular wall which had collapsed in the party wall was
built originally of a thickness of 14 inches but at
some date
subsequent to the erection some one had built a "skin" on the
Northern side of the party wall and to the neight of one story
only. The "skin" was 44 inches in thickness and it was almost
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