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such long and varied experience in the design of buildings suitable to this Colony and climate. I recommend that it be left to the Public Works Department to provide to War Office specification.
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Pending further information as to the future garrison of Hongkong, the location of a second British battalion in Kowloon, and the establishment of a cantorment in the Kowloon Peak area are reserved for future considera- tion.
The first essential is to decide on the general principles to be followed. The actual execution of the scheme must necessarily be spread over a considerable period of years, and to make the most economical and satisfactory scheme it is necessary to know what is to be the garrison of Hongkong including Naval and Air Force establishments.
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J. S. FOWLER,
Major-General,
Commanding the Forces in China.
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