CO129-261 - Public Offices & Others - 1893 — Page 234

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required to be provided during the course of the next 8 years, as far as can be foreseen, in approximately equal annual instalments.

The Imperial moiety of $551,794 or £87,367 would be provided to the extent of about £35,000 under the I. D. Loan, "Barracks at Coaling Stations", vizt:-

£30,000 already scheduled to Hong Kong.

5,000

possible transfers from other Coaling Stations.

£35,000 = $221,052.

The balance, about $330,742 or £52,367 it is proposed to provide on the Annual Estimates as soon as the expenditure under the I. D. Loan comes to an end.

In order to prepare a definite Scheme it was necessary to consider carefully the whole question of Barrack Accommodation at Hong Kong, and to take into account all that would be required to improve and complete it up to the scale of modern requirements.

This naturally resulted in an Estimate considerably larger than that now submitted, embracing as it did the provision of a Hospital on shore for the Garrison, exclusive of the Indian Regiment, in place of the Hospital Ship "Meenee", and the erection of a considerable

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IES I required to be provided during the course of the next 8 years, as far as can be foreseen, in approximately equal annual instalments. The Imperial moiety of $551,794 or £87,367 would be provided to the extent of about £35,000 under the I. D. Loan, "Barracks at Coaling Stations", vizt:- £30,000 already scheduled to Hong Kong. 5,000 possible transfers from other Coaling Stations. £35,000 = $221,052. The balance, about $330,742 or £52,367 it is proposed to provide on the Annual Estimates as soon as the expenditure under the I. D. Loan comes to an end. In order to prepare a definite Scheme it was necessary to consider carefully the whole question of Barrack Accommodation at Hong Kong, and to take into account all that would be required to improve and complete it up to the scale of modern requirements. This naturally resulted in an Estimate considerably larger than that now submitted, embracing as it did the provision of a Hospital on shore for the Garrison, exclusive of the Indian Regiment, in place of the Hospital Ship "Meenee", and the erection of a considerable 232 7
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IES I required to be provided during the course of the next 8 years, as far as can be foreseen, in approximately equal annual instalments. The Imperial moiety of $551,794 or £87,367 would be provided to the extent of about £35,000 under the I. D. Loan, "Barracks at Coaling Stations", vizt:- 2 £ 30,000 already scheduled to Hong Kong. 5,000 2 1004 A jashteä rei 9x9 d possible transfers from other Coaling Stations. £35,000 = $221,052. The balance, about $330,742 or £52,367 it is proposed to provide on the Annual Estimates as soon as the expenditure under the I. D. Loan comes to an end. In order to prepare a definite Scheme it was necessary to consider carefully the whole question of Barrack Accommodation at Hong Kong, and to take into account all that would be required to improve and com- plete it up to the scale of modern requirements. This naturally resulted in an Estimate con- siderably larger than that now submitted, embracing as it did the provision of a Hospital on shore for the Garrison, exclusive of the Indian Regiment, in place of the Hospital Ship "Meenee", and the erection of a con- siderable 232 7 ཏཱ
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IES

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required to be provided during the course of the next 8 years, as far as can be foreseen, in approximately equal annual instalments.

The Imperial moiety of $551,794 or £87,367 would be provided to the extent of about £35,000 under the I. D. Loan, "Barracks at Coaling Stations", vizt:-

2

£

30,000

already scheduled to Hong Kong.

5,000

2

1004

A jashteä rei

9x9 d

possible transfers from other Coaling Stations.

£35,000 = $221,052.

The balance, about $330,742 or £52,367 it is

proposed to provide on the Annual Estimates as soon as

the expenditure under the I. D. Loan comes to an end.

In order to prepare a definite Scheme it was

necessary to consider carefully the whole question of

Barrack Accommodation at Hong Kong, and to take into

account all that would be required to improve and com-

plete it up to the scale of modern requirements.

This naturally resulted in an Estimate con-

siderably larger than that now submitted, embracing as

it did the provision of a Hospital on shore for the

Garrison, exclusive of the Indian Regiment, in place of

the Hospital Ship "Meenee", and the erection of a con-

siderable

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