CO129-216 - Governor Sir Bowen - 1884 [5-6] — Page 462

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"silting up

Was so

great that steamers

against.

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of large draft were unable to

gon

go

alongside. Then again the principal ·

storehouses and the large Chinese quarter

are situated to the West of the city, and for the publie to go

to Wanchai for their goods

their goods seemed

#

an irksome method, ercating great

#

loss of time. However, the silting

up did more to render that enterprise a failure, than anything else, and this is the only difficulty that the promoters of the Bills in question will have to guard

"against

10.

(signed) H.G: Thom sett,

کوکو

Harbour Master.

50th April, 1884.

The second Bill alluded

to in the above report is a Private. Bill

of similar nature with that of Mess?" Fardine Matheson &C., ___ which has also been introduced by

one

of the Unofficial Members (Mr. Resurek), on behalf of Mr. Chater), a wealthy merchant in this Colony, to

X

long

enable

* M. Chater is an Armenian from Calcutta, settled at Hongkong; and he is universally recognized here as a -gentleman of high charseter, and of great publie

spirit.

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