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the
Surveyor General had stated it to be in contemplation to continue the Praya of the Colony Yard, in front of the naval Yard, and that on the desirableness of this measure having been pointed out to Sir James Hope, the Admiral replied that no serious objection could be raised to the proposition, as an entrance could be made from the new Praya to the Yard by gates fixed in the wall.
3. The disposition of land at Kowloon having been finally determined upon, I did not consider myself called upon to do more than express my regret that so inconvenient an arrangement as that of a public thoroughfare between the Naval Coal Stores and the sea should have been sanctioned; but with respect to the proposition to continue the Praya of Hong Kong in front of the Naval Yard, it appeared to me to be so unreasonable, and undesirable in every respect and calculated...
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Adm
the
Surveyor Several at
Камер колд
had stated it
to be in contemplation to
continue the Praya of
theat
Colony Yard,
in pout of the naval
i
aud that ou the
desirableness of this measure
having
been pointed out
to Sir James Nope. the Admiral
replied that no a
s objection
Could be raised to
the
proposition, as an entrance
Could be made
frame the
meaus
Praya to the Yard bey of gales fixed in the mall. 3. The dispaction of land at Kowloon having been
finally
finally
determined upon, I
did not consider myself called
upou to do more than express
my regret that so inconvenient
Acil
ice
of
au arrangement as that
a public thoroughfare
having
between the Naval Coal Stores
and the sea should have
been sauctioned: but with respect to the proposition to Continue the Praya of
Rang Kong
Naval
kong in pout of the
me to be so unreasonable,
to undesirable ui
Yard,
it appeared to
every
Co
@ause
respect and Calculated
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