1925 — Page 388

386

(W2)

Return of Lands Leased during the Year 1925,-Continued.

District.

ITerm

Term of Years,

No, of Grants.

Acreage.

Sale.

Average By Grant

Sale Price

per acre.

Total A crenge Lensed.

Total

Acreage *remaining

uusold.

Brought forward.......

NEW TERRITORIES, -Continued.

(Southern District,)

". 7.

811

1358. L. 11

A

i

34. Islands Building

75 (renewable for

24 less 3 days)

19

3.35

Sale.

501.85

35. Hang Han

Do.

4 1

Do.

333.33

37

36. Tsun Wao

Do.

6 2/5

Do.

1.300.00

1:

37. Islands Garden

Do.

17 3:5

Dr.

109.09

38. Hang Han Agricultural 39. Islands Threshing

Floor

Do.

30 25 |

Do.

105.26

Do.

14 2 5

15.

300.00

¡

Do. Do.

Annual

45, Tai C Shan Quarry

Do.

46. Tsing I Quarry

Do.

47. Chek Lap Kok Quarry

Do.

Total .........

40. Islands (For planting

Acacia Confusa).................. 41. Tson Wan Building.

42. Islands Building 43. Haug Hau Building 44. Ting Kan Quarry

75 frenewable for 24 less days)

15

1

415.2. 16

Do.

.50

28

1. 1. 27 2'5

Do.

83.01

9 380

Grant.

8

Do.

36 45

Do.

1.0. 0

Do.

1. 0.

Do.

30, 0, 0

Do.

872

809. 0. 18 20

11,102a. 3r. 3213p.

Return of Lands Re-entered, Surrendered, and Resumed

during the Year 1925.

District.

HONGKONG.

(including Kowloon & New Kowloon)

1. Hongkong Island

2. Kowloon..........

3. New Kowloon

NEW TERRITORIES.

(Northern District).

Re-entered.

Surrenderedl.

Resumed.

Aggregate Totals,

(.

".

P.

u.

7'. p.

1. 7. J.

a. r. μ.

..

10. 1. 20

419. 1. 1735

5. 0, 16

434. 3. 13 3 5

(excluding New Kowloon)

1. 0. 19 1/5

2. 0. 25 35

2715 |

3. 1. 32

(Southern District), (excluding New Kowloon)

2. 0. 30 2/5

16. 0.

3 já

21. 3. 23 1/5

40. 0. 17

Totul

13. 2. 29.3/5

437. 2. 635

27. 0. 26 2 5

478. 1. 22 3/5

REMARKS.—809a. Or. 18!!p. were leased, and 478′′. Ir. 22 3 5p. were re-entered, surrendered and resumed, leaving 330%, 2r. 36137. to be added to the total number of acres in the Colony quoted in previous returns

Parsons having possession of lands or honses previous to the Treaty were allowed to retain them on payment of certain assessed rentals now collected by the Treasurer ; in cases where such lands or honses are not leased, the occupiers are treated us reunits at will.