AnnualReport-1934 — Page 575

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6. Public Latrines and Conveniences.—During the year public conveniences were completed and demolished as follows:

Hong Kong Kowloon Total Completed. 1 1 Demolished. 1 flush.

One dry latrine at Woosung Street was converted into ... during the year.

7. Bath-houses.—One new bath-house was opened during the year.

8. Cemeteries.—(a) No new cemetery was opened during the year. (b) No cemetery was closed during the year.

9. Premises Licensed or Admitted to Registration.—Table XVIII shows the number of premises licensed or admitted to registration by the Sanitary Board.

10. Water Closets in Private Premises.—During the year the Board approved the installation of 1,415 water closets and 130 urinals in private premises. The distribution of these water closets in districts is shown in Table XI(i) (line 6). The number of water closets and urinals installed up to 31st December is shown in Table XIX.

4th March, 1935.

C. J. ROE, Secretary, Sanitary Board.

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M(1)14 6. Public Latrines and Conveniences.—During the year public conveniences were completed and demolished as follows: Hong Kong Kowloon Total Completed. 1 1 Demolished. 1 flush. One dry latrine at Woosung Street was converted into ... during the year. 7. Bath-houses.—One new bath-house was opened during the year. 8. Cemeteries.—(a) No new cemetery was opened during the year. (b) No cemetery was closed during the year. 9. Premises Licensed or Admitted to Registration.—Table XVIII shows the number of premises licensed or admitted to registration by the Sanitary Board. 10. Water Closets in Private Premises.—During the year the Board approved the installation of 1,415 water closets and 130 urinals in private premises. The distribution of these water closets in districts is shown in Table XI(i) (line 6). The number of water closets and urinals installed up to 31st December is shown in Table XIX. 4th March, 1935. C. J. ROE, Secretary, Sanitary Board.

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M (1) 14 6. Public Latrines and Conveniences.-During the year public conveniences were completed and demolished as follows: Hong Kong Kowloon Completed. Demolished. 1 Total 1 flush. One dry latrine at Woosung Street was converted into 7. the year. 8. Bath-houses. One new bath-house was opened during Cemeteries.— (a) No new cemetery was opened during the year. (b) No cemetery was closed during the year. 9. Premises Licensed or Admitted to Registration.-Table XVIII shows the number of premises licensed or admitted to registration by the Sanitary Board. 10. Water Closets in Private Premises.-During the year the Board approved the installation of 1,415 water closets and 130 urinals in private premises. The distribution of these water closets in districts is shown in Table XI (i) (line 6). The number of water closets and urinals installed up to 31st December is shewn in Table XIX. 4th March, 1935. C. J. ROE, Secretary, Sanitary Board.

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6. Public Latrines and Conveniences.-During the year public conveniences were

completed

and demolished

follows:

Hong Kong Kowloon

Completed. Demolished.

Total

flush.

One dry latrine at Woosung Street was converted into

the year.

Bath-houses. One new bath-house was opened during

Cemeteries.—

(a) No new cemetery was opened during the year. (b) No cemetery was closed during the year.

9. Premises Licensed or Admitted to Registration.-Table XVIII shows the number of premises licensed or admitted to registration by the Sanitary Board.

10. Water Closets in Private Premises.-During the year the Board approved the installation of 1,415 water closets and 130 urinals in private premises. The distribution of these water closets in districts is shown in Table XI (i) (line 6). The number of water closets and urinals installed up to 31st December is shewn in Table XIX.

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