P.W.E. New Territories.
98
Kat O Police Station :-
New jalousies, shelving and windows, ... $207.58 Materials supplied for well,
Sai Kung Police Station-Fixing wire gauze to
verandah openings, etc..
Shamshuipo Improvement Scheme-Fixing notice
boards. taking down and removing houses.
$366.82
328.04
158.11
Sheung Shui Police Station :-
Constructing drying room, etc.
$ 82.21
Teak screen in verandah,
49.58
131.79
Tai Po Road--Constructing cement concrete culvert
near 9th milestone.
128.95
Lai Chi Kok Quarantine Station-Constructing
covered-way and partition,
110.00
Contribution towards cost of repairing foundation of
a bridge near San Hui, Castle Peak Valley,
100.00
1915 Estimates, $3,000.00 1915 Expenditure, 1,928.59
WORKS NOT APPEARING IN ESTIMATES.
HONGKONG.
169. Exhumations at Kailungwan Cemetery. At the instance of the Head of the Sanitary Department, a supplementary vote of $1,800 was taken towards providing for the exhumation of 1,000 graves in Kailungwan Cemetery, in order to render certain areas available for further interments. No payment was however made during the year and the amount voted lapsed.
170. Catchwaters at Tytam Tuk.-Owing to the threatened severe drought, it was considered advisable, in September, to undertake the construction of certain catchwaters at Tytam Tuk with a view to rendering available, as speedily as possible, the waters of some streams in the neighbourhood, outside the catchment area of the new low-level reservoir, and a sum of $24,000 was voted for this purpose. The rainfall of October rendered it unnecessary however to proceed with the work and the expenditure was confined to a sum of $883.88 for work which had been undertaken prior to the rains referred to. Accounts amounting to $441.70 remained outstanding at the close of the year.
1915 Estimates, $442.18
171. Compensation for pathway along the eastern boundary of Eurasian Cemetery. The pathway in question forms a portion of a very useful pathway, extending from the Mount Davis Gap to Kennedy Town, by far the greater portion of which is a public pathway. The portion in question was however situated within the
P.W.E. New Territories.
98
Kat O Police Station :-
New jalousies, shelving and windows,... $207.58 Materials supplied for well,
Sai Kung Police Station-Fixing wire gauze to
verandah openings, etc..
Shamshuipo Improvement Scheme-Fixing notice
boards. taking down and removing houses.
159.24
$366.82
328.04
158.11
Sheung Shui Police Station :-
Constructing drying room, etc.
$ 82.21
Teak screen in verandah,
49.58
131.79
Tai Po Road--Constructing cement concrete culvert
near 9th milestone.
128.95
Lai Chi Kok Quarantine Station-Constructing
covered-way and partition,
110.00
Contribution towards cost of repairing foundation of
a bridge near San Hui, Castle Peak Valley,
100.00
1915 Estimates,
1915 Expenditure,
$3,000.00 1,928.59
WORKS NOT APPEARING IN ESTIMATES.
HONGKONG.
169. Exhumations at Kailunguan Cemetery. At the instance of the Head of the Sanitary Department, a supplementary vote of $1,800 was taken towards providing for the exhumation of 1,000 graves in Kailungwan Cemetery, in order to render certain areas available for further interments. No payment was however made during the year and the amount voted lapsed.
170. Catchwaters at Tytum Tuk.-Owing to the threatened severe drought, it was considered advisable, in September, to under- take the construction of certain catchwaters at Tytam Tuk with a view to rendering available, as speedily as possible, the waters of some streams in the neighbourhood, outside the catchment area of the new low-level reservoir, and a sum of $24,000 was voted for this purpose. The rainfall of October rendered it unnecessary however to proceed with the work and the expenditure was confined to a sum of $883.88 for work which had been undertaken prior to the rains referred to. Accounts amounting to $441.70 remained out- standing at the close of the year.
1915 Estimates,
1915 Expenditure,
$442.18
171. Compensation for pathway along the eastern boundary of Eurasian Cemetery. The pathway in question forms a portion of a very useful pathway, extending from the Mount Davis Gap to Kennedy Town, by far the greater portion of which is a public pathway. The portion in question was however situated within the
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