Q 125
Sketch Plans, etc.
During the year sketch plans were prepared for the lay-out of the Prison already planned on two different sites, one at Stanley and the other at Wong Ma Kok. These were under consideration at the end of the year.
256. New Government Civil Hospital.-Sketch plans were prepared for a revised scheme for the main block. The building is of seven floors and provides accommodation as follows-
Lower Ground Floor. Central Dispensary, Linen and Sewing Rooms, Laundry, Boiler Room, Rooms for Refrigerating and Air Conditioning Plant and Stores.
Ground Floor. Administrative Offices and X-Ray Department, Unmarried Quarters for six resident Medical Officers, Lecture Wing for University Students and the Hospital Kitchens.
First, Second and Third Floors. These provide wards of various sizes and subsidiary rooms the greater part of the space being occupied by large third class wards.
Fourth Floor. This comprises the Surgical Section of the Hospital, it is mainly taken up by wards and has two suites of Operating Theatres and subsidiary rooms.
Fifth Floor. This floor is the Maternity Section including wards, Delivery Theatres, Waiting Wards and other subsidiary rooms.
The total number of beds provided in the Hospital is 511.
257. Proposed Crematorium.--A sketch plan was prepared for a proposed two-furnace crematorium for erection in the Colony.
258. New Central Fire Station, Kowloon.-The building designed was of two stories and surrounded a central drill yard. The accommodation provided was as follows-
Appliance Room for eight appliances, Dormitories and Mess Rooms for 56 sub-officers and men, Workshop, Hose Tower, Drying Room, Offices, Stores, etc. and on the upper floor four European Flats.
259. New Police Station, Kowloon Tong.-The plans prepared showed a two storied building giving the following accommodation. Dormitories, Mess Rooms, etc. for 18 Indian Constables 3 Indian Sergeants, 12 Chinese Constables and 2 Chinese Sergeants, Charge Room, Detectives Room and Cells. On the upper floor there were two European Flats to accommodate 1 Married Inspector and 4 unmarried Sergeants.
Q 125
Sketch Plans, etc.
During the year sketch plans were prepared for the lay-out of the Prison already planned on two different sites, one at Stanley and the other at Wong Ma Kck. These were under consideration at the end of the year.
256. New Government Civil Hospital.-Sketch plans were prepared for a revised scheme for the main block. The building is of seven floors and provides accommodation as follows- Lower Ground Floor. Central Dispensary, Linen and Sewing Rooms, Laundry, Boiler Room, Rooms for Re- frigerating and Air Conditioning Plant and Stores.
Ground Floor. Administrative Offices and X-Ray Department, Unmarried Quarters for six resident Medical Officers, Lecture Wing for University Students and the Hospital Kitchens.
First, Second and Third Floors. These provide wards of various sizes and subsidiary rooms the greater part of the space being occupied by large third class wards.
Fourth Floor. This comprises the Surgical Section of the Hospital, it is mainly taken up by wards and has two suites of Operating Theatres and subsidiary rooms.
Fifth Floor. This floor is the Maternity Section including wards, Delivery Theatres, Waiting Wards and other subsidiary rooms.
The total number of beds provided in the Hospital is 511.
257. Proposed Crematorium.--A sketch plan was prepared for a proposed two-furnace crematorium for erection in the Colony.
258. New Central Fire Station, Kowloon.-The building designed was of two stories and surrounded a central drill yard. The accommodation provided was as follows-
Appliance Room for eight appliances, Dormitories and Mess Rooms for 56 sub-officers and men, Workshop, Hose Tower, Drying Room, Offices, Stores, etc. and on the upper floor four European Flats.
259. New Police Station, Kowloon Tong.-The plans pre- pared showed a two storied building giving the following accommodation. Dormitories, Mess Rooms, etc. for 18 Indian Constables 3 Indian Sergeants, 12 Chinese Constables and 2 Chinese Sergeants, Charge Room, Detectives Room and Cells. On the upper floor there were two European Flats to accom- modate 1 Married Inspector and 4 unmarried Sergeants.
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