AnnualReport-1928 — Page 568

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Land Sales, etc.

7. Extensions Granted.-Fifteen lots in Hong Kong, 11 lots in Kowloon, and 8 lots in the New Territories were granted extensions during the year realizing the sums of $21,518.73, $63,166.00 and $7,041.33 respectively.

The District Officer (South) granted extensions to 7 lots realizing $72.50, and the District Officer (North) extensions to 14 lots realizing $150.00.

8. Conversions and Exchanges.-Fourteen lots in Hong Kong, 45 lots in Kowloon and 24 lots in New Kowloon were exchanged during the year at premia amounting to $7,703.50, $19,885.55 and $22,890.44 respectively. One lot (I.L. 2477) in Hong Kong was converted from a 40 years lease to a 75 years renewable lease at a premium of $6,765.00.

The District Officer (South) arranged the conversions of 4 lots without premium and the District Officer (North) the conversions of 118 lots at a total premium of $610.82 and the exchanges of 4 lots without premium.

9. Grants on Nominal Terms.-The following grants were made during the year:-In Hong Kong two areas (R.B.L. 314 and G.L. 76) of 46,060 square feet and 24.21 acres to St. Stephens College; an area (I.L. 2726) of 9,220 square feet to the Tung Wah Hospital for a Funeral Pavilion; and an area of 3,260 square feet as an extension to the Italian Convent (I.L. 1370).

In Kowloon an area (K.I.L. 2142) to the Secretary for Chinese Affairs as a site for a Temple to replace the Hung Shing and To Tei Temples in Tai Kok Tsui. There were no grants in the New Territories.

10. Grants on Short Leases.-In Hong Kong Garden Lot No. 35 was re-granted for a term of 21 years from 21.3.10. In New Kowloon two Dairy Farm Lots were granted for a term of 10 years and an extension granted to New Kowloon Dairy Farm Lot No. 6. There were no grants in Kowloon.

The District Officer (South) granted one lot for a term of 3 years. There were no grants by the District Officer (North).

11. Permits to occupy land for short periods &c.-These were of a very miscellaneous character and too numerous to admit of individual mention.

The total numbers of permits issued during the year for Hong Kong, Kowloon and New Kowloon was 2,962 (including 797 new permits), the fees for which amounted to $137,236.44.

The District Officer (South) issued 65 permits at a total fee of $376.92, and the District Officer (North) 257 yearly permits, 18 permits for 5 years and 2 permits for 10 years at a total fee of $776.91.

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Land Sales, etc. 8 7. Extensions Granted.-Fifteen lots in Hong Kong, 11 lots in Kowloon, and 8 lots in the New Territories were granted extensions during the year realizing the sums of $21,518.73, $63,166.00 and $7,041.33 respectively. The District Officer (South) granted extensions to 7 lots realizing $72.50, and the District Officer (North) extensions to 14 lots realizing $150.00. 8. Conversions and Exchanges.-Fourteen lots in Hong Kong, 45 lots in Kowloon and 24 lots in New Kowloon were exchanged during the year at premia amounting to $7,703.50, $19,885.55 and $22,890.44 respectively. One lot (I.L. 2477) in Hong Kong was converted from a 40 years lease to a 75 years renewable lease at a premium of $6,765.00. The District Officer (South) arranged the conversions of 4 lots without premium and the District Officer (North) the conversions of 118 lots at a total premium of $610.82 and the exchanges of 4 lots without premium. 9. Grants on Nominal Terms.-The following grants were made during the year:-In Hong Kong two areas (R.B.L. 314 and G.L. 76) of 46,060 square feet and 24.21 acres to St. Stephens College; an area (I.L. 2726) of 9,220 square feet to the Tung Wah Hospital for a Funeral Pavilion; and an area of 3,260 square feet as an extension to the Italian Convent (I.L. 1370). In Kowloon an area (K.I.L. 2142) to the Secretary for Chinese Affairs as a site for a Temple to replace the Hung Shing and To Tei Temples in Tai Kok Tsui. There were no grants in the New Territories. 10. Grants on Short Leases.-In Hong Kong Garden Lot No. 35 was re-granted for a term of 21 years from 21.3.10. In New Kowloon two Dairy Farm Lots were granted for a term of 10 years and an extension granted to New Kowloon Dairy Farm Lot No. 6. There were no grants in Kowloon. The District Officer (South) granted one lot for a term of 3 years. There were no grants by the District Officer (North). 11. Permits to occupy land for short periods &c.-These were of a very miscellaneous character and too numerous to admit of individual mention. The total numbers of permits issued during the year for Hong Kong, Kowloon and New Kowloon was 2,962 (including 797 new permits), the fees for which amounted to $137,236.44. The District Officer (South) issued 65 permits at a total fee of $376.92, and the District Officer (North) 257 yearly permits, 18 permits for 5 years and 2 permits for 10 years at a total fee of $776.91.

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Land Sales, etc. 8 7. Extensions Granted.-Fifteen lots in Hong Kong, 11 lots in Kowloon, and 8 lots in the New Territories were granted ex- tensions during the year realizing the sums of $21,518.73, $63,166.00 and $7,041.33 respectively. The District Officer (South) granted extensions to 7 lots realizing $72.50, and the District Officer (North) extensions to 14 lots realizing $150.00. 8. Conversions and Exchanges.-Fourteen lots in Hong Kong, 45 lots in Kowloon and 24 lots in New Kowloon were ex- changed during the year at premia amounting to $7,703.50, $19,885.55 and $22,890.44 respectively. One lot (I.L. 2477) in Hong Kong was converted from a 40 years lease to a 75 years renewable lease at a premium of $6,765.00. The District Officer (South) arranged the conversions of 4 lots without premium and the District Officer (North) the con- versions of 118 lots at a total premium of $610.82 and the ex- changes of 4 lots without premium. 9. Grants on Nominal Terms.-The following grants were made during the year:-In Hong Kong two areas (R.B.L. 314 and G.L. 76) of 46,060 square feet and 24.21 acres to St. Stephens College; an area (I.L. 2726) of 9,220 square feet to the Tung Wah Hospital for a Funeral Pavilion; and an area of 3,260 square feet as an extension to the Italian Convent (I.L. 1370). In Kowloon an area (K.I.L. 2142) to the Secretary for Chinese Affairs as a site for a Temple to replace the Hung Shing and To Tei Temples in Tai Kok Tsui. There were no grants in the New Territories. 10. Grants on Short Leases.-In Hong Kong Garden Lot No. 35 was re-granted for a term of 21 years from 21.3.10. In New Kowloon two Dairy Farm Lots were granted for a term of 10 years and an extension granted to New Kowloon Dairy Farm Lot No. 6. There were no grants in Kowloon. The District Officer (South) granted one lot for a term of 3 years. There were no grants by the District Officer (North). 11. Permits to occupy land for short periods &c.-These were of a very miscellaneous character and too numerous to admit of individual mention. The total numbers of permits issued during the year for Hong Kong, Kowloon and New Kowloon was 2,962 (including 797 new permits), the fees for which amounted to $137,236.44. The District Officer (South) issued 65 permits at a total fee of $376.92, and the District Officer (North) 257 yearly permits, 18 permits for 5 years and 2 permits for 10 years at a total fee of $776.91.

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Land Sales, etc.

7. Extensions Granted.-Fifteen lots in Hong Kong, 11 lots in Kowloon, and 8 lots in the New Territories were granted ex- tensions during the year realizing the sums of $21,518.73, $63,166.00 and $7,041.33 respectively.

The District Officer (South) granted extensions to 7 lots realizing $72.50, and the District Officer (North) extensions to 14 lots realizing $150.00.

8. Conversions and Exchanges.-Fourteen lots in Hong Kong, 45 lots in Kowloon and 24 lots in New Kowloon were ex- changed during the year at premia amounting to $7,703.50, $19,885.55 and $22,890.44 respectively. One lot (I.L. 2477) in Hong Kong was converted from a 40 years lease to a 75 years renewable lease at a premium of $6,765.00.

The District Officer (South) arranged the conversions of 4 lots without premium and the District Officer (North) the con- versions of 118 lots at a total premium of $610.82 and the ex- changes of 4 lots without premium.