transcript of which accompanied your Despatch No 235 of the 17th November last.
2 I should however be glad to be assured that it is the ultimate intention of government, as far as practicable, to provide a direct supply of water to, or at least in close proximity to, every house in Kowloon, or in the villages of the Island of Hong Kong, as well as in Sanitary areas in the City of Victoria, an view expressed in para: 119 of the Report of the Director of Public Works for 1894 that a reasonable quantity of water is absolutely necessary for maintaining a sanitary condition in every city or town, and that wilfully to restrict such reasonable quantity would be a retrograde step in connection with the sanitation of the Colony.
transcript of which accompanied
your Perpulth No 235 of the
17th November last.
2 I should however be glad
to be assured that it is the
the HKny
ultimate intention of gove, on
for
as practicable, to provide.
direct supply of water to, or
at least in close proximity to,
every
巍
house in Kowtoon, of in
the villages of the Irland of
HongKong,
as well as
in
Sivier gemeur in the
I
Victoria, an
人
view expressed in para: 31
119
of the Report of the Director
f
Public Works
for
1894
that a reasonable quanti
of water is absolutely necessary
for maintaining a sanitary
condition in every dify, b
that
willyt of develling, I to attempt
to restrict such reasonable
quantity would be a
retrograde
step in connection with the
sanitation of the (otong.
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