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The Captain, Chief Engineer and crew (21 members) of the Dredger St. Enoch were taken over with the vessel. The Chief Engineer died towards the close of the year and the vacancy caused by his death was at once filled.
The following Officers returned from leave and resumed duty on the dates mentioned:—
Mr. H. F. Tooker, Executive Engineer, 4th December.
C. H. Gale, 26th March.
H. G. C. Fisher, 1st October.
D. Jaffé, 27th March.
A. J. Darby, Land Surveyor, 20th September.
C. N. Solomon, Foreman of Works, Hill District, 18th August.
Beyond the transfer of a number of Officers from the Sanitary Department, consequent upon the passing of the amending Public Health and Buildings Ordinance, no change of any moment occurred in the Staff during the year.
PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE,
Hongkong, 19th May, 1909.
W. CHATHAM, C.M.G., M.I.C.E.,
Director of Public Works
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The Captain, Chief Engineer and crew (21 members) of the Dredger St. Enoch were taken over with the vessel. The Chief Engineer died towards the close of the year and the vacancy caused by his death was at once filled.
The following Officers returned from leave and resumed duty on the dates mentioned:—
Mr. H. F. Tooker, Executive Engineer, 4th December.
C. H. Gale, 26th March.
H. G. C. Fisher, 1st October.
D. Jaffé, 27th March.
A. J. Darby, Land Surveyor, 20th September.
C. N. Solomon, Foreman of Works, Hill District, 18th August.
Beyond the transfer of a number of Officers from the Sanitary Department, consequent upon the passing of the amending Public Health and Buildings Ordinance, no change of any moment occurred in the Staff during the year.
PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE,
Hongkong, 19th May, 1909.
W. CHATHAM, C.M.G., M.I.C.E.,
Director of Public Works