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RAILWAYS, CANALS, ROADS, TELEGRAPHS, AND TELEPHONES

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Each Line or Company should be separately entered. The particulars required should be extracted from the accounts for the last completed year, the date of which should be stated. If possible, the total tonnage and passenger mileage should be given for the railways. For roads, particulars of total lengths should be given. For canals, the same particulars as in the case of railways and telegraphs, as far as applicable, should be stated.

Railways and Roads

Terminal Station Whether constructed, owned, or worked by Government, or by Private Body Length open for traffic Gauge of Railway or Width of Canal
Roads and Streets Owned by Government 188 miles
Kowloon-Canton Railway, British Section (1) Owned by Government 21.78 miles 4' 8"
Fanling Branch (2) Owned by Government 7.25 miles 2' 0"

Government Telegraph and Telephone Lines

Description Ownership Length
Telegraph and Telephone Lines Owned by Government 274 miles
Multiple-core Cable crossing the Harbour Owned by Government 2 cables
Gap Rock Cable, Type E Owned by Government 34 miles
Green Island Cable crossing Sulphur Channel Owned by Government 600 yards
Beacon Hill Tunnel Telephone Cable Owned by Government 2,440 yards
Waglan Cable Owned by Government
Under-ground Cable Owned by Government 4 miles, 1,250 yards
Telegraph Pipe Lines, Iron Troughs underground containing 6×2 Telegraph Cables Owned by Government

Private Telegraph and Telephone Lines

Category Eastern Extension Australasia and China Telegraph Company Great Northern Telegraph Company Eastern Extension and Great Northern Telegraph Companies China and Japan Telephone and Electric Company, Limited
Aerial Telegraph Lines 7.31 nautical miles 1.947 nautical miles 4.7 miles 26.17 miles
Under-ground Cables 6.66 miles 27.25 miles
Aerial Telegraph Lines (second entry) 91.28 miles 7.04 miles
Telegraph Cables crossing the Harbour 1.72 nautical miles 14.66 miles
Telephone Routes, Aerial 1.99 miles
Under-ground Armoured Cables 812.36 miles
Under-ground Cable in Ducts
Under-ground Ducts
Cables crossing the Harbour
Conductors, Aerial, single line
Submarine, single line 104.61 miles
Under-ground, single line 8,197.05 miles

Financial Notes

(1) Kowloon-Canton Railway, British Section

Construction Expenditure up to 31st December 1916 and Special Expenditure for the year 1917... Special Expenditure for the year 1918...

Passenger Receipts, 1918: $14,812,377.77

Goods Receipts, 1918: $47,169.73

Total: $14,859,847.50

Passenger Receipts, 1918: 386,284.1

Goods Receipts, 1918: 38,729.26

Total: $425,013.43

(2) Fanling Branch

Passenger Receipts, 1918: ...

Goods Receipts, 1913: ...

Cost of Construction to the end of 1917: $89,808.57

Expenditure during 1918: Nil.

A: $9,608.67

7,482

ARRANGEMENT: 724.57

8,261.00

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RAILWAYS, CANALS, ROADS, TELEGRAPHS, AND TELEPHONES Page 329 Each Line or Company should be separately entered. The particulars required should be extracted from the accounts for the last completed year, the date of which should be stated. If possible, the total tonnage and passenger mileage should be given for the railways. For roads, particulars of total lengths should be given. For canals, the same particulars as in the case of railways and telegraphs, as far as applicable, should be stated. Railways and Roads Terminal Station Whether constructed, owned, or worked by Government, or by Private Body Length open for traffic Gauge of Railway or Width of Canal Roads and Streets Owned by Government 188 miles Kowloon-Canton Railway, British Section (1) Owned by Government 21.78 miles 4' 8" Fanling Branch (2) Owned by Government 7.25 miles 2' 0" Government Telegraph and Telephone Lines Description Ownership Length Telegraph and Telephone Lines Owned by Government 274 miles Multiple-core Cable crossing the Harbour Owned by Government 2 cables Gap Rock Cable, Type E Owned by Government 34 miles Green Island Cable crossing Sulphur Channel Owned by Government 600 yards Beacon Hill Tunnel Telephone Cable Owned by Government 2,440 yards Waglan Cable Owned by Government Under-ground Cable Owned by Government 4 miles, 1,250 yards Telegraph Pipe Lines, Iron Troughs underground containing 6×2 Telegraph Cables Owned by Government Private Telegraph and Telephone Lines Category Eastern Extension Australasia and China Telegraph Company Great Northern Telegraph Company Eastern Extension and Great Northern Telegraph Companies China and Japan Telephone and Electric Company, Limited Aerial Telegraph Lines 7.31 nautical miles 1.947 nautical miles 4.7 miles 26.17 miles Under-ground Cables 6.66 miles 27.25 miles Aerial Telegraph Lines (second entry) 91.28 miles 7.04 miles Telegraph Cables crossing the Harbour 1.72 nautical miles 14.66 miles Telephone Routes, Aerial 1.99 miles Under-ground Armoured Cables 812.36 miles Under-ground Cable in Ducts Under-ground Ducts Cables crossing the Harbour Conductors, Aerial, single line Submarine, single line 104.61 miles Under-ground, single line 8,197.05 miles Financial Notes (1) Kowloon-Canton Railway, British Section Construction Expenditure up to 31st December 1916 and Special Expenditure for the year 1917... Special Expenditure for the year 1918... Passenger Receipts, 1918: $14,812,377.77 Goods Receipts, 1918: $47,169.73 Total: $14,859,847.50 Passenger Receipts, 1918: 386,284.1 Goods Receipts, 1918: 38,729.26 Total: $425,013.43 (2) Fanling Branch Passenger Receipts, 1918: ... Goods Receipts, 1913: ... Cost of Construction to the end of 1917: $89,808.57 Expenditure during 1918: Nil. A: $9,608.67 7,482 ARRANGEMENT: 724.57 8,261.00
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(Ze 1) 329 RAILWAYS, CANALS, ROADS, TELEGRAPHS, AND TELEPHONES. year, Each Line or Company should be separately entered, The particulars required should be extracted from the accounts for the last completed the date of which should be stated. If possible, the total tonnage and passenger mileage should be given for the railways. For roads, particulars of total lengths should be given. For canals, the same particulars as in the case of railways and telegraphs, as far as applicable, should be stated. ** Terminal Station of each. Whether constructed, owned. or worked by Government, or by Private Body. Length open for traffic. Gange of Rail- way or Width of Canal. Roads and Streets, Owned by Government. 188 miles. ► Kowloon-Canton Railway, British Section, (1) Do. 21.78 miles. 48 Do., Fanling Branch, (2) Do. 7:25 miles. 2' 0' JN R Telegraph and Telephone Lines, Do. 274 miles. Multiple-core Cable crossing the Harbour, Do. 2 Taits. Gap Rock Cable, Type E, Do. 34 miles. Green Island Cable crossing Sulphur Channel, Do. 600 yards. Beacon Hill Tunnel Telephone Cable, Do. 2,440 yards. Waglan Cable, Do. Under-ground Cable, Do. 4 miles. 1,250 yards. Telegraph Pipe Lines, Iron Troughs underground containing 6×2 Telegraph Cables, Aerial Telegraph Lines, Under-grouad Cables, Aerial Telegraph Lines, Telegrupli Cables crossing the Harbour, Telephone Rontes, Aerial, Under-ground Armoured Cables, Under-ground Cable in Ducts, Under-ground Duets, Cables crossing the Harbour, Conductors, Aerial, single line, Owned by the Eastern Extension Australasia and China Tele- graph Company, Do. Owned by the Great Northern Telegraph Company. Do. Owned by the Eastern Extension and Great Northern Telegraph Companies. Do. 7:31 nauts, 1.947 nauts. 4-7 miles. 6.66 miles. 91.28 miles. 1.72 nauts. Owned by the China and Japan Telephone and Electric Com- pany, Limited. 26.17 miles. Do. 27.25 miles. Do, 7:04 miles. Do. 14.66 miles. Do. 1.99 miles. Do. 812.36 miles. **** Submarine, single line, Do. 104.61 miles. " Under-ground, single line, Do. 8,197 05 miles. (1) (2) Countraction Expenditur, up to 31st December 1916 and Special Expenditure for the year 1917... Special Expenditure for the year 1918,....... Passenger Receipts, 1918, Goods Receipts, 1918, $14.812 377.77 47,169.73 $14,859,847,50 386,284.1 38,729.26 $ 425,013.43 Passenger Receipts, 1918, Goods Receipts, 1913, Cest of Construction to the end of 1917, Expenditure during 1918, ...$ 89,808.57 Nii. A $9,608.67 7.482 ARAULEIURAN 724.57 8,261.00
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RAILWAYS, CANALS, ROADS, TELEGRAPHS, AND TELEPHONES.

year,

Each Line or Company should be separately entered,

The particulars required should be extracted from the accounts for the last completed

the date of which should be stated.

If possible, the total tonnage and passenger mileage should be given for the railways. For roads, particulars of total lengths should be given.

For canals, the same particulars as in the case of railways and telegraphs, as far as applicable, should be stated. **

Terminal Station of each.

Whether constructed, owned. or worked by Government, or by Private Body.

Length open for traffic.

Gange of Rail-

way or Width of Canal.

Roads and Streets,

Owned by Government.

188 miles.

Kowloon-Canton Railway, British Section, (1)

Do.

21.78 miles.

48

Do., Fanling Branch,

(2)

Do.

7:25 miles.

2' 0'

JN R

Telegraph and Telephone Lines,

Do.

274 miles.

Multiple-core Cable crossing the Harbour,

Do.

2 Taits.

Gap Rock Cable, Type E,

Do.

34 miles.

Green Island Cable crossing Sulphur Channel,

Do.

600 yards.

Beacon Hill Tunnel Telephone Cable,

Do.

2,440 yards.

Waglan Cable,

Do.

Under-ground Cable,

Do.

4 miles.

1,250 yards.

Telegraph Pipe Lines,

Iron Troughs underground containing 6×2

Telegraph Cables,

Aerial Telegraph Lines,

Under-grouad Cables,

Aerial Telegraph Lines,

Telegrupli Cables crossing the Harbour,

Telephone Rontes, Aerial,

Under-ground Armoured Cables,

Under-ground Cable in Ducts,

Under-ground Duets,

Cables crossing the Harbour,

Conductors, Aerial, single line,

Owned by the Eastern Extension Australasia and China Tele- graph Company,

Do.

Owned by the Great Northern

Telegraph Company.

Do.

Owned by the Eastern Extension and Great Northern Telegraph Companies.

Do.

7:31 nauts,

1.947 nauts.

4-7 miles.

6.66 miles.

91.28 miles.

1.72 nauts.

Owned by the China and Japan Telephone and Electric Com- pany, Limited.

26.17 miles.

Do.

27.25 miles.

Do,

7:04 miles.

Do.

14.66 miles.

Do.

1.99 miles.

Do.

812.36 miles.

****

Submarine, single line,

Do.

104.61 miles.

"

Under-ground, single line,

Do.

8,197 05 miles.

(1)

(2)

Countraction Expenditur, up to 31st December 1916 and Special Expenditure for the year 1917... Special Expenditure for the year 1918,.......

Passenger Receipts, 1918, Goods Receipts, 1918,

$14.812 377.77 47,169.73

$14,859,847,50

386,284.1

38,729.26

$ 425,013.43

Passenger Receipts, 1918, Goods Receipts, 1913,

Cest of Construction to the end of 1917, Expenditure during 1918,

...$

89,808.57

Nii.

A

$9,608.67

7.482

ARAULEIURAN

724.57

8,261.00

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