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were deposited during the year, the figures of 1910 being given in a parallel column for purposes of comparison :-
1910. 1911. Increase. Decrease.
European Houses,
14 39 25
Chinese Houses,
135 151 16
Buildings and structures other than the above,
82 73 9
Alterations and additions to existing buildings,
Verandahs,
Balconies,
Sunshades,
Areas,
Piers,...
1,573 1,994 421
63 57 6
63 101 38
21 25 4
1 4 3
6 6
20 3
Total,.
1,958 2,450 507 15
25. Certificates.-The following Certificates for new buildings were issued :-
91 for 155 domestic buildings under Section 204 of Ordinance 1 of 1903.
22 for 24 non-domestic buildings or works.
These figures show an increase of 62 in the number of domestic buildings and a decrease of 37 in the number of non-domestic buildings certified as compared with 1910, or a nett increase of 25.
26. Notices and Permits.-Notices relating to structures in a dangerous condition were served in 330 cases, whilst 1,276 permits, 340 notices of a miscellaneous nature, and 1,816 notices dealing with nuisances reported by the officers of the Sanitary Department were issued. These figures show increases of 37 in the dangerous structure notices and of 294 in the number of permits issued, and decreases of 123 in the notices of a miscellaneous nature, and of 721 in the nuisance notices. The fees collected on account of the issue of permits to obtain sand and stone from Crown land amounted to $1,460.80. In one case in which stone was taken from a position not mentioned
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were deposited during the year, the figures of 1910 being given in a parallel column for purposes of comparison :-
1910. 1911. Increase. Decrease.
European Houses,
14 39
25
Chinese Houses,
135
151
16
Buildings and structures other
than the above,
82
73
9
Alterations and additions to
existing buildings,
Verandahs,
Balconies,
Sunshades,
Areas,
Piers,...
1,573 1,994
421
63 57
6
63
101
38
21
25
4
1
4
6
6
20
3
Total,.
1,958 2,450
507
15
25. Certificates.-The following Certificates for new buildings were issued :-
91 for 155 domestic buildings under Section 204 of Ordi-
nance 1 of 1903.
22 for 24 non-domestic buildings or works.
These figures show an increase of 62 in the number of domestic buildings and a decrease of 37 in the number of non-domestic buildings certified as compared with 1910, or a nett increase of 25.
26. Notices and Permits.-Notices relating to structures in a dangerous condition were served in 330 cases, whilst 1,276 permits, 340 notices of a miscellaneous nature, and 1,816 notices dealing with nuisances reported by the officers of the Sanitary Department were issued. These figures show increases of 37 in the dangerous structure notices and of 294 in the number of permits issued, and decreases of 123 in the notices of a miscellaneous nature, and of 721 in the nuisance notices. The fees collected on account of the issue of per- mits to obtain sand and stone from Crown land amounted to $1,460.80. In one case in which stone was taken from a position not mentioned
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