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is herewith returned

together

with the original plans -

3

I have the honor to be

Sir,

Your Obedient Servant

{Marie}

To,

Gentlemen,

C. O.

15141

RECP

REG! 26 AUG AT

London 22nd of August 1881

28

I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt

of your

letter of the 18th Instant with reference to the Water supply of Hong Kong. I have carefully studied the inclosures contained in your letter as well as the papers transmitted in yours of the 30th of March last and I have also had several conferences with Mr. Price on the subject

I am of opinion with regard to the Fire Tank Scheme that the contents of the tank should not be amalgamated with the general water supply of the Colony for the reasons set forth in the inclosed Report from Mr. Price who happens to have interpreted my views correctly,

so that I

do not find it necessary to supplement his remarks

by any

further statement of my own

3. With regard to the supply from the Tai-fu-lum Reservoir which is said to yield 50/4 Gallons per inhabitant daily during the dry Season, and 47 gallons during the wet Season, I consider this allowance falls far short of the requirements of a

The Crown Agents for the Colonies

& Colonial Office

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is herewith returned together with the original plans - 3 I have the honor to be Sir, Your Obedient Servant {Marie} To, Gentlemen, C. O. 15141 RECP REG! 26 AUG AT London 22nd of August 1881 28 I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 18th Instant with reference to the Water supply of Hong Kong. I have carefully studied the inclosures contained in your letter as well as the papers transmitted in yours of the 30th of March last and I have also had several conferences with Mr. Price on the subject I am of opinion with regard to the Fire Tank Scheme that the contents of the tank should not be amalgamated with the general water supply of the Colony for the reasons set forth in the inclosed Report from Mr. Price who happens to have interpreted my views correctly, so that I do not find it necessary to supplement his remarks by any further statement of my own 3. With regard to the supply from the Tai-fu-lum Reservoir which is said to yield 50/4 Gallons per inhabitant daily during the dry Season, and 47 gallons during the wet Season, I consider this allowance falls far short of the requirements of a The Crown Agents for the Colonies & Colonial Office
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is herewith returned

together

with the original plans -

3

I have the honor to be

fir,

Your Obedient Servant

{Marie

}

To,

Gentlemen,

C. O.

15141

RECP

REG! 26 AUG AT

London 22nd of August 1881

28

I have the honor to acknowledge the recept

of your

letter of ope 18th Instant with reference to the Water supply of Hong Kong. I have carefully studied the inclisures contained in your letter as well as the papers kansmitted in yours of the 30 of March last and I have also had several conferences with M. Price on the subject

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of opinion with regard to the Fire Tank Scheme that the contents of the tank should not be amalgamated with the general water surpipity of the Colony for the reasons set forth in the inclosed Report from Mr Price who happens to have interpreted my vows to

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do not find it necessary to supplement his,

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by

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gallons during the wet Season, I consider this allowance falls far short of the requirements of a "The Crown Agents for the Colonies

&r Colonial Office

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