Q 99
P.W.E. Hongkong.
There was no sign of development in this District until very late in the year. The only expense incurred was in December for pipes issued for commencement of this work early in the new year.
1923 Estimates,............
1923 Expenditure,.....
.$4,000.00 $1,869.15
153. Bunkers, Taitam Tuk Pumping Station.-It was considered advisable to postpone this work until the additional Pumping Plant referred to in P.W.E. 45 has been installed. No expenditure was incurred during the year.
154. Coaling Bunkers, Pokfulam Road.-In July, an order was issued to Messrs. Kin Lee & Co., the Maintenance Contractors for the year, for the demolition of existing coal store at above station, and the erection of the new bunkers.
Progress was slow, and, by the end of the year, the walls only of the new bunkers had been built.
1923 Estimates,....
1923 Expenditure,................
$5,000.00 .$189.91
155. New Rising Main to 750 feet Tank (9′′).—Wrought Iron Pipes of 8′′ diameter with screwed-on flange joints were ordered from England in April, but, as they did not arrive in the Colony until very late in the year, it was not possible to commence the work of laying before the end of December.
1923 Estimates,..
1923 Expenditure,.
.$30,000.00 $11,293.13
156. Conduit and Hatton Roads Development Scheme :--
(a). Diverting Peak Pumping Mains,
(b). Diverting Distributing Mains,
(a.) Work was started in January and completed in March, as far as work on new road would permit.
(b) As the new alignment is partly along the new road still under construction, little work was possible.
(a.) 1923 Estimates,......$5,000.00
1923 Expenditure,...$1,884.62
(b.) 1923 Estimates,.
$4,000.00
1923 Expenditure, ...$1,185.92
157. Universal Meterage.-During the year, several public meetings were held to discuss this matter, and the Chinese Community expressed themselves against the scheme, which was therefore not proceeded with for the time being.
Sample meters were obtained from England from all large Meter Manufacturers, and exhaustive tests carried out, the results of which being embodied in a general report.
Q 99
P.W.E. Hongkong.
There was no sign of development in this District until very late in the year. The only expense incurred was in December for pipes issued for commencement of this work early in the new
year.
1923 Estimates,............
1923 Expenditure,.....
.$4,000.00 $1,869.15
153. Bunkers, Taitam Tuk Pumping Station.-It was con- sidered advisable to postpone this work until the additional Pumping Plant referred to in P.W.E. 45 has been installed. No expenditure was incurred during the year.
154. Coaling Bunkers, Pokfulam Road.-In July, an order was issued to Messrs. Kin Lee & Co., the Maintenance Con- tractors for the year, for the demolition of existing coal store at above station, and the erection of the new bunkers.
Progress was slow, and, by the end of the year, the walls only of the new bunkers had been built.
1923 Estimates,....
1923 Expenditure,................
$5,000.00 .$ 189.91
155. New Rising Main to 750 fect Tank (9′′).—Wrought Iron Pipes of 8′′ diameter with screwed-on flange joints were ordered from England in April, but, as they did not arrive in the Colony until very late in the year, it was not possible to com- mence the work of laying before the end of December.
1923 Estimates,..
1923 Expenditure,.
.$30,000.00 $11,293.13
156. Conduit and Hatton Rouds Development Scheme :--
(u). Diverting Peak Pumping Mains,
(b). Diverting Distributing Mains,
(a.) Work was started in January and completed in
March, as far as work on new road would permit. (b) As the new alignment is partly along the new road
still under construction, little work was possible.
(a.) 1923 Estimates,......$5,000.00
1923 Expenditure,...$1,884.62
(b.) 1923 Estimates,.
$4,000.00
1923 Expenditure, ...$1,185.92
157. Universal Meterage.-During the
year, several public meetings were held to discuss this matter, and the Chinese Community expressed themselves against the scheme, which was therefore not proceeded with for the time being.
Sample meters were obtained from England from all large Meter Manufacturers, and exhaustive tests carried out, the results of which being embodied in a general report.
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