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Jngvisa Idnud,fnstbado Jeon WOY
No.
AIR MAIL
A Caldecott
nemarievod all yuitetainimbe. 7501110
Sir,
17
GOVERNMENT HOUSE,
HONG KONG.
23rd June, 1937.
With reference to my telegram No.83 of the
4th May, 1937, on the subject of the Evacuation of
Kowloon City, I have the honour to inform you that
of the buildings which it is desired to remove only
four now remain.
(a) A small stone house on land formerly held under
a lease which has now expired. The owner has
been offered his choice of a house already
built by the Public Works Department or a site
with monetary compensation. He has refused
both offers.
(b) Three wooden huts erected partly on Crown Land
partly on land formerly let under annual permit.
The owner has been offered a site outside the
walls and a sum of $50, sufficient to pay for
the removal of the structures.
(c) A small stone house on land formerly held by
one permittee on two annual permits. This
building has been illegally erected since the
terms of the permits prohibit the construction
on the site of any permanent structure. For
this reason the offer made to the occupier
(an alternative site and $25 compensation)
takes no account of the fact that the building
is of stone and not of wood.
THE RIGHT HONOURABLE
W.G.A.ORMSBY-GORE, P.C., M.P.,
&C.,
&C.
&C.,