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The Manager,
K.C.R. Dear Sir,
Enclosure 2
Kowloon-Canton Railway.
British Section.
REC
0.0
21247
REG 1 MAY 18j
421
Chief Sterekeeper's Office,
Kowloon 1st. July, 1916,
I have the honour to report that the Asbestos
Cement Corrugated Sheets supplied for the extension of Running Shed (Indent 115(173) of 9/12/14) were received in a badly damaged condition.
The cases were intact and showed no sign of rough usage but about 94% of the contents were broken or cracked. The few sheets which arrived unbroken have to
be very carefully handled and those which appear only slightly cracked are liable to break when lifted,
sheets broken.
I attach a statement showing the number of
I might add that when at Shumchun yesterday I noticed that the Chinese Section Station building was being roof- -ed with Lammit Sheeting. I went to the godown and saw a large number of sheets which had been unpacked. I had only a few minutes to spare but from the hurried examination I was able to make I think I may safely say the breakages did not amount to one per cant. The sheets appeared to be somewhat thinner than those suppli- -ed to us but more uniform in thickness. I brought back a sample and have handed it to the Engineer of Way & Works for comparison.
I have etc., (Sd.) Geo. A. Walker,
Chief Storekeeper.