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RAILWAYS, CANALS, ROADS, TELEGRAPHS, AND TELEPHONES

Year: 1936

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.

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Railways

Terminal Station of each Whether constructed, owned, or worked by Government, or by Private Body Length open for traffic Gauge of Railway
Kowloon-Canton Railway, British Section Owned by Government 21.76 miles 4' 8½"

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Telegraph and Telephone Lines

Submarine Cables

Route Conductors Owner Length
Multiple-core Cables crossing the Harbour Owned by Government 2,100 yds
Green Island Cable crossing Sulphur Channel Owned by Government 820 yards
Waglan Cables (two) Owned by Government 7 miles
Under-ground Cable Owned by Government
Kap Sing Mun Pass Cable Owned by Government
Chung Chau Channel Cables Owned by Government
Telegraph Cables crossing the Harbour Owned by the Eastern Extension Australasia and China Telegraph Company 1.98 miles
Cables crossing the Harbour Trunk Owned by the Eastern Extension and Great Northern Telegraph Companies 1.12 miles

Land Lines

Route Type Owner Length
Telegraph Pipe Lines Owned by Government 192 miles
Telegraph Land Cables Owned by Government 4,460 miles
Iron Troughs underground containing 6 twin Core Cables Owned by Government 73.25 miles
Under-ground Cables Owned by Government 1,800 yards
Aerial Telegraph Lines Owned by the Eastern Extension Australasia and China Telegraph Company 3,100 yards
Telegraph Cables crossing the Harbour Owned by the Great Northern Telegraph Company 1.947 miles
Telephone Routes, Aerial (Pole Route) Owned by the Hong Kong Telephone Company 29.1 miles
Under-ground Armoured Cables (No duct trench) Owned by the Hong Kong Telephone Company 169.9 miles
Under-ground Cable in Ducts Owned by the Hong Kong Telephone Company 50.01 miles
Under-ground Ducts Owned by the Hong Kong Telephone Company 61.5 miles

Conductor Statistics

Conductor Type Single Line (circuit miles) Total (miles)
Aerial, single line
Iron Wire 295,031
Bronze Wire 303,666 1,209.47
Submarine, single line
313.56 803.6
29.19 58.38
Underground, single line
L.C. 29,927.29 36,695.47
Armoured 6,768.14 73,390.94
Covered Distribution, single line 748.27 1,496.54
Aerial Cable, single line 6.2 12.4

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Construction Expenditure — Kowloon-Canton Railway, British Section (Main Line)

Item Amount (HK$)
Construction Expenditure up to 31st December 1936 20,448,395.75
Special Expenditure for the year 1936 chargeable to Capital 13,043.55
Total Capital Expenditure 20,462,339.30

Revenue Receipts 1936

Item Amount (HK$)
Passenger and Miscellaneous Receipts 1,186,931.26
Goods Receipts 68,537.91
Total Revenue Receipts 1,245,469.16

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RAILWAYS, CANALS, ROADS, TELEGRAPHS, AND TELEPHONES Year: 1936 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 Terminal Station of each Whether constructed, owned, or worked by Government, or by Private Body Length open for traffic Gauge of Railway Kowloon-Canton Railway, British Section Owned by Government 21.76 miles 4' 8½" --- Telegraph and Telephone Lines Submarine Cables Route Conductors Owner Length Multiple-core Cables crossing the Harbour — Owned by Government 2,100 yds Green Island Cable crossing Sulphur Channel — Owned by Government 820 yards Waglan Cables (two) — Owned by Government 7 miles Under-ground Cable — Owned by Government — Kap Sing Mun Pass Cable — Owned by Government — Chung Chau Channel Cables — Owned by Government — Telegraph Cables crossing the Harbour — Owned by the Eastern Extension Australasia and China Telegraph Company 1.98 miles Cables crossing the Harbour Trunk — Owned by the Eastern Extension and Great Northern Telegraph Companies 1.12 miles Land Lines Route Type Owner Length Telegraph Pipe Lines — Owned by Government 192 miles Telegraph Land Cables — Owned by Government 4,460 miles Iron Troughs underground containing 6 twin Core Cables — Owned by Government 73.25 miles Under-ground Cables — Owned by Government 1,800 yards Aerial Telegraph Lines — Owned by the Eastern Extension Australasia and China Telegraph Company 3,100 yards Telegraph Cables crossing the Harbour — Owned by the Great Northern Telegraph Company 1.947 miles Telephone Routes, Aerial (Pole Route) — Owned by the Hong Kong Telephone Company 29.1 miles Under-ground Armoured Cables (No duct trench) — Owned by the Hong Kong Telephone Company 169.9 miles Under-ground Cable in Ducts — Owned by the Hong Kong Telephone Company 50.01 miles Under-ground Ducts — Owned by the Hong Kong Telephone Company 61.5 miles Conductor Statistics Conductor Type Single Line (circuit miles) Total (miles) Aerial, single line Iron Wire 295,031 — Bronze Wire 303,666 1,209.47 Submarine, single line — 313.56 803.6 — 29.19 58.38 Underground, single line L.C. 29,927.29 36,695.47 Armoured 6,768.14 73,390.94 Covered Distribution, single line 748.27 1,496.54 Aerial Cable, single line 6.2 12.4 --- Construction Expenditure — Kowloon-Canton Railway, British Section (Main Line) Item Amount (HK$) Construction Expenditure up to 31st December 1936 20,448,395.75 Special Expenditure for the year 1936 chargeable to Capital 13,043.55 Total Capital Expenditure 20,462,339.30 Revenue Receipts 1936 Item Amount (HK$) Passenger and Miscellaneous Receipts 1,186,931.26 Goods Receipts 68,537.91 Total Revenue Receipts 1,245,469.16
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(Ze 1) 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 constructe), owned, or worked by Government, or by Private Body, Length open for traffic. Gauge of Rail- way or Width of Canal, Roads and Streets, Kowloon-Canton Railway, British Section, (1) Telegraph and Telephone Lines, Route, Do. Conductors, Multiple-core Cables crossing the Harbour, Green Island Cable crossing Sulphur Channel, Wagian Cables, two Under-ground Cable, Kap Sing Mun Pass Cable, Chung Chau Channel Cables, (2) Telegraph Pipe Lines, Telegraph Land Cables, Iron Troughs underground containing 6 twin Core Cables, Cader-ground Cables, Aerial Telegraph Lines, Telegraph Cables crossing the Harbour, Telephone Routes, Aerial (Pole Route), Under-ground Armoured Cables (No duct trench), Under-ground Cable in Ducts, Under-ground Ducts, Owned by Government, Do. 377 milea. 21.76 miles. 4' 8}* Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. 192 miles. 4,460 miles. 2,100 yds. 820 yards. 7 miles. ----- A Do. Do. Do. 73.25 miles. 1,800 yards. 3,100 yards. 1-865 nauts. Owned by the Eastern Extension Australasia and China Tele- graph Company. Do. Do. Owned by the Great Northern Telegraph Company. 5-916 Dauts. 1.947 miles. 6-6 miles. Owned by the Eastern Extension 22.13 miles (line) and Great Northern Telegraph 60-39 Companies. Do. * (wire) 3 nauts. Owned by the Hong Kong Tele- 29.1 miles. phone Company. Do. 169.9 miles. Do. 50-01 miles. Do. 61.5 miles. Cables crossing the Harbour, Do. 1.98 miles. ***** Cables crossing the Harbour Trunk, Do. 1.12 miles. Conductors, Aerial, single line :— Iron Wire 295.031 Bronze Wire 303.66600.694 cir. miles Do. 1209-47 miles. Conductors Submarine, Single Line :— 313.56 çir. miles Dio. 803.6 miles. Conductors Submarine, Single Line :- 29-19 cir. miles Do. 58.38 miles. Conductors Underground, Single Line :— L. C. 29927-29 cir. miles | 36695.47 Do. 73390-94 miles. Armoured 6768-14 # ** Conductors Covered Distribution, Single Line:-- 748-27 eir. miles. Do 1496.54 miles. Conductors Aerial Cable, Single Line :— Do. 12-4 miles. 6-2 cir. miles. 1.-Main Line. Construction Expenditure up to 31st December 1936 Special Expenditure for the year 1936 chargeable to Capital (1) $20,448,395.75 l'assenger and Miscellaneous Receipts 1936 13,043.55 $20,462,339.30 Goods Receipts, 1936 $1,186,931.26 68,537.91 $1,245,469,16 4:20
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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 constructe), owned, or worked by Government, or by Private Body,

Length open for traffic.

Gauge of Rail- way or Width of Canal,

Roads and Streets,

Kowloon-Canton Railway, British Section, (1)

Telegraph and Telephone Lines, Route,

Do.

Conductors,

Multiple-core Cables crossing the Harbour,

Green Island Cable crossing Sulphur Channel,

Wagian Cables, two

Under-ground Cable,

Kap Sing Mun Pass Cable,

Chung Chau Channel Cables, (2)

Telegraph Pipe Lines,

Telegraph Land Cables,

Iron Troughs underground containing 6 twin

Core Cables,

Cader-ground Cables,

Aerial Telegraph Lines,

Telegraph Cables crossing the Harbour, Telephone Routes, Aerial (Pole Route),

Under-ground Armoured Cables (No duct

trench),

Under-ground Cable in Ducts,

Under-ground Ducts,

Owned by Government,

Do.

377 milea. 21.76 miles.

4' 8}*

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

192 miles. 4,460 miles. 2,100 yds. 820 yards. 7 miles.

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A

Do.

Do.

Do.

73.25 miles. 1,800 yards.

3,100 yards.

1-865 nauts.

Owned by the Eastern Extension

Australasia and China Tele- graph Company.

Do. Do.

Owned by the Great Northern

Telegraph Company.

5-916 Dauts.

1.947 miles.

6-6 miles.

Owned by the Eastern Extension 22.13 miles (line)

and Great Northern Telegraph 60-39 Companies.

Do.

*

(wire)

3 nauts.

Owned by the Hong Kong Tele-

29.1 miles.

phone Company.

Do.

169.9 miles.

Do.

50-01 miles.

Do.

61.5 miles.

Cables crossing the Harbour,

Do.

1.98 miles.

*****

Cables crossing the Harbour Trunk,

Do.

1.12 miles.

Conductors, Aerial, single line :—

Iron Wire 295.031

Bronze Wire

303.66600.694 cir. miles

Do.

1209-47 miles.

Conductors Submarine, Single Line :—

313.56 çir. miles

Dio.

803.6 miles.

Conductors Submarine, Single Line :-

29-19 cir. miles

Do.

58.38 miles.

Conductors Underground, Single Line :—

L. C.

29927-29 cir. miles | 36695.47

Do.

73390-94 miles.

Armoured

6768-14 #

**

Conductors Covered Distribution, Single Line:--

748-27 eir. miles.

Do

1496.54 miles.

Conductors Aerial Cable, Single Line :—

Do.

12-4 miles.

6-2 cir. miles.

1.-Main Line.

Construction Expenditure up to 31st December

1936

Special Expenditure for the year 1936 chargeable

to Capital

(1)

$20,448,395.75

l'assenger and Miscellaneous Receipts 1936

13,043.55

$20,462,339.30

Goods Receipts, 1936

$1,186,931.26

68,537.91

$1,245,469,16

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