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Nos. 11-15 Bonham Road, I.L. 689,
No. 1a Man Chung Terrace, I.L. 2065 Nos. 15 and 16 Fung Wong Terrace, I.L. 2072,
In rear of No. 40 Graham Street, I.L. 197, Section B,
Nos. 3-41 Sands Street, I.L. 2091, Nos. 18-28 Wyndham Street, I.L. 617, Nos. 19-39 and 20-44 Yiu Wah Street and Nos. 25-43 Sharp Street, I.L. 729, R.P.
Nos. 1-9 On Hing Terrace and Nos. 24-38 Ice House Street, I.L. 617,
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82.50 2,076.00 528.00
1,123.50
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No. 50 Main Street, Aberdeen, A.I.L. 65, Section A,
70.00
(4) Scavenging Lanes to be provided by owners when an opportunity occurs of gaining access to them from the adjoining streets.
In rear of No. 41 Queen's Road West, I.L. 1196,
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No. 44 Bonham Strand West, I.L. 1195, No. 21 Bonham Strand, M.L. 4, Section D, No. 77 Wing Lok Street, M.L. 167 R.P.,
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67.50
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113. Additional Service Reservoir, &c., West Point.-Progress with these works was somewhat slow, chiefly owing to the very wet weather experienced during a great part of the year. The beams and arched concrete roofing of the northern half of the Service Reservoir were completed early in the year and this portion of the Reservoir was brought into use for water supply purposes. The arched concrete roofing of the southern half was almost completed by the end of the year, and part of the earth covering was deposited on it.
In the Filter Beds, the laying of the perforated tiles for the floors, commenced last year, was completed and the filtering material, consisting of a 4" layer of pea gravel and a 2'6" layer of sand, was also deposited in position. The Filter Beds were in use for the greater part of the year. The pre-filters and conduit were completed.
The main spoil-bank was completed and turfed and stood the heavy rains satisfactorily.
Quarters for watchmen, etc., were commenced before the end of the year.
For conveying unfiltered water from the Bowen Road conduit at Albany Filter Beds to the new filter beds referred to above, a 12″ main which was laid in Caine and Bonham Roads in 1909-10 under "Miscellaneous Water Works" and which has hitherto been in use as part of the distribution system of the City was utilized. It was,