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Some time ago, Archdeacon Bannister called on me aid [8835 ́
he afterwards wrote to me officially to me you want to
give evidence before the Commission, with regard to cubicles, and other matters, in connection with
Chinese buildings. And I can only say that the
Commission would be only very glad indeed to have the
benefit of any remarks you have to make, and therefore
we have asked you to appear before us this afternoon.
In the first place, Mr Tong, I will ask you who you
are, and what your name is ? what is your full name,
Flease?
A.
Fong Yat Sau.
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And you are occupied with the Church Missionary ^ociety
in Kowloon, are you not ↑
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Yes.
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And what is your place of residency ↑
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At the Western part of Kowloon City. The plæs is
called Leung Sau Tsang«
Well, Mr Fong, you understand we are sitting here as a 19553 Commission, to hear what people have to say with
regard to the working of the new Building Ordinance. There appears to be a certain amount of feeling amongst a certain section of the Chinese community, that the Building Ordinance, particularly with regard to aubicles, has been a little harsh, and we would be very glad indeed if you would tell us anything you have to say with regard to cubicles, and make any suggestions you think of, as to what improvements could be made tothe advantage of Chinese residents, and at the same time, without interfering with the Sanitary
condition of the Colony.
Well, shall I proceed
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