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presentation of a certificate from the Police Inspector that the hut is removed, the Surveyor General may issue warrants for the payment of the several amounts as fixed by the Commission, these occupiers are all squatters were never recognized by the Mandarins, but in some few instances are supposed to have purchased the ground from one branch of the Tung family; this subject is referred to by the Commission: the value put upon the Premises is merely that of the buildings.

The rights of the Tung family to sell this Sand are disputed by the Kumteen branch, but neither right was sanctioned by the Chinese Government, and no rent was ever paid for it or for any uncultivated Sand in the whole district, so that the Tungs in reality have no status on the Peninsula, except under the Actual Title Deeds they exhibit, and these, there can be no doubt, are as incorrect and fraudulent as any of the others.

Should His Excellency approve of the plan I have submitted for the development of the further end of the Peninsula, in Connexion with the Cantonment, it will be necessary to purchase the whole of the plots M1 inclusive, the huts on the Coast and the Village of Chim-sa-tow; this latter has not been valued in detail; indeed it might be allowed to remain intact until the area be required for other Public Works.

In the whole of the Peninsula there are

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276 presentation of a certificate from the Police Inspector that the hut is removed, the Surveyor General may issue warrants for the payment of the several amounts as fixed by the Commission, these occupiers are all squatters were never recognized by the Mandarins, but in some few instances are supposed to have purchased the ground from one branch of the Tung family; this subject is referred to by the Commission: the value put upon the Premises is merely that of the buildings. The rights of the Tung family to sell this Sand are disputed by the Kumteen branch, but neither right was sanctioned by the Chinese Government, and no rent was ever paid for it or for any uncultivated Sand in the whole district, so that the Tungs in reality have no status on the Peninsula, except under the Actual Title Deeds they exhibit, and these, there can be no doubt, are as incorrect and fraudulent as any of the others. Should His Excellency approve of the plan I have submitted for the development of the further end of the Peninsula, in Connexion with the Cantonment, it will be necessary to purchase the whole of the plots M1 inclusive, the huts on the Coast and the Village of Chim-sa-tow; this latter has not been valued in detail; indeed it might be allowed to remain intact until the area be required for other Public Works. In the whole of the Peninsula there are
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10. 276 presentation of a certificate from the Police Inspector that the but is removed, the Survey or General may issue compons for the payment of the several amants as these occupiers fixed by the Commission, are all sqriatters were neves recognized by the Mandarins, but in some lew instances are few supposed to have purchased the ground from one branch of the Tung -family- this subject is referred to by the Commission: the value put upon the Premises is merely that of the buildings The rights of the Tung family to alono sell this Sand lins disputed by the Kumteen branch, but neither right Wax sanctioned by the Chinese Government, and no rent was ever fooid for its or for any uncultivated Sand in the whole district, so that the Tungs in reality have no status ow the Peninsula, except under the Actural kitte Deeds they exhibit, and these, there can be no doubt, aw as incorrect and as any of the others. fraudulent Should His Excelliney approve of the filan I have submitted for the development of the furth end of the Peninsula, in Connexion with the Cantonment, it will be Necessary to to y to purchase the whole of the ploto MI inclusive, the huts on the Coast and the on the East-side, Village of Chim-sa-tow this latter has not been valued in detail indeed it might be allowed to remain intack until the area be required for other purposes 8 Public Works, In the whole of the Peninsula there and
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presentation of a certificate from the Police Inspector that the but is removed, the Survey or General may issue compons for the payment of

the several amants as

these occupiers

fixed by the Commission,

are all sqriatters

were neves

recognized by the Mandarins, but in some

lew instances are

few

supposed to have purchased the ground from one branch of the Tung -family- this subject is referred to by the Commission: the value put upon the Premises is merely that of the buildings

The rights of the Tung family to

alono

sell this Sand

lins

disputed by the

Kumteen branch, but neither right

Wax

sanctioned by the Chinese Government,

and no rent was ever

fooid for its or for any

uncultivated Sand in the whole district, so

that the Tungs in reality have no status

ow

the Peninsula, except under the Actural kitte Deeds they exhibit, and these, there can be

no doubt, aw as incorrect and

as

any

of the others.

fraudulent

Should His Excelliney approve of

the filan I have submitted for the development of the furth end of the Peninsula, in Connexion with the Cantonment, it will be

Necessary

to

to y

to purchase the whole of the ploto MI inclusive, the huts on the Coast and the

on the East-side,

Village of Chim-sa-tow this latter has not been valued in detail

indeed it might be allowed to remain intack until the area be required for

other purposes

8

Public Works,

In the whole of the Peninsula there

and

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