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It was about 20 feet by 5 feet that was forged str

The water had not made its way through the sonorate ?

Had it not disintegrated the concrete ?

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No.

Is that Tung Kung lime hydrauliɑ ↑

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Yes.

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Do you think that sufficient quantities could be got 17476

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if it was specified in general use in the Colony

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Yes, I think nö,

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You think the bulk of lime used in the Colony now

e ones from there ?

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The Chairman:-

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Mr Fung Wa Chun:-

Yes, from what the contractors tell me.

Do you know what form it comes down in ♥

It comes down in slack lime or powder.

What sort of lime is that ?

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It is rock lims,

Where is it worked,

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burnt limestone.

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the banks of the last River {

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Somewhere up there. I dont know exactly.

You dont know if it is brought down in the form of

stone ?

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No.

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Mr Shelton Hooper:-

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As a professional man, if you see in any Survey Report

the words "make good" a floor which was originally six

inches of lime soncrete, with half an inch of cement

rendering on the top, and the cement rendering was

chipped off by shopping wood on it, broken,

and

you had an order to make good, should you consider

that to mean that you had to open up the while floor ?

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No, certainly not.

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It bears a different interpretation to the word 17483

"reconcrete".

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Yes. To make good, is to put it in the same condition

as before the cement was chipped off,

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And if you were examining a floor, and you saw the

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