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The lime generally used here
Yes.
s shell lima ↑
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The Chairman:-
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Do you know if much stone lime is used ?
From my experience, I should say none. I have seen
samples of stone lime, but I cannot get it in
sufficient quantities to use it.
Have your contractors ever told you that the lime they???
are using is Tung Kung lime and not Sai Kung line ?
I always specify Sai Kung line.
That is a shell line ↑
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A.
Yes.
Do your contractors ever suggest that Tung Kung lime '1520
is preferable ↑
A.
No. I have before now specified stene lime, and then
found we could not get it,
Q.
Recently?
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Within the last few years. I think it was Wa rren or
Shewan, Tomes, sent us round samples of stone line.
Do you know where it came from ?
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Have you not seen any mortar made with lina here in the
old buildings, which has been quite hard and good
after years ?
A.
Yes.
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Do not they show that shell line with red sarth maa (). 24.
capable of making a good mortar ↑
A.
Yes, there is no question about it.
25- 2.
If you get good shell lime, and proper red earth, you
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o an make good mortar ?
You can make good concrete, But when you say impervious,
concrete is not impervious. If you have a cement
concrete roof, un- you only rely on your osment
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