AnnualReport-1930 — Page 268

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Light and Power Co. in Kowloon. This power line can be utilised to supply the villages of the District with electric light and power, if required.

Lamma.-Rice crops were very good and papaya plentiful. Cattle and pigs throve well but there was some disease among poultry. The pine-apples which were planted on this Island have not been a success.

Ping Chau.-There is still little demand for lime and only one lime-kiln appeared to have regular work throughout the year.

26th March, 1931.

J. S. MACLAREN, District Officer, South.

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J 14- be Light and Power Co. in Kowloon. This power line can be utilised to supply the villages of the District with electric light and power, if required. Lamma.-Rice crops were very good and papaya plentiful. Cattle and pigs throve well but there was some disease among poultry. The pine-apples which were planted on this Island have not been a success. Ping Chau.-There is still little demand for lime and only one lime-kiln appeared to have regular work throughout the year. 26th March, 1931. J. S. MACLAREN, District Officer, South.
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J 14- be Light and Power Co. in Kowloon. This power line can utilised to supply the villages of the District with electric light and power, if required. Lamma.-Rice crops were very good and papaya plentiful. Cattle and pigs throve well but there was some disease among poultry. The pine-apples which were planted on this Island have not been a success. Ping Chau.-There is still little demand for lime and only one lime-kiln appeared to have regular work throughout the year. 26th March, 1931. J. S. MACLAREN, District Officer, South.
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J 14-

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Light and Power Co. in Kowloon. This power line can utilised to supply the villages of the District with electric light and power, if required.

Lamma.-Rice crops were very good and papaya plentiful. Cattle and pigs throve well but there was some disease among poultry. The pine-apples which were planted on this Island have not been a success.

Ping Chau.-There is still little demand for lime and only one lime-kiln appeared to have regular work throughout the year.

26th March, 1931.

J. S. MACLAREN, District Officer, South.

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