Western section of Op. 547 Arr. It was anticipated would form an outlet for the inhabitants of the crowded City on the low levels. When the subject was under discussion at the meeting of the 15th August, Mr. Tieg Wa Chich, one of the most active members of the Committee, stated that he had collected funds from the Chinese on the promise that the road from Kennedy town to Aberdeen would be undertaken.
12. The desirability of avoiding action with regard to the disposal of the trust which could possibly give rise to the charge of breach of faith with the Chinese section of the Community is self-obvious.
13. As we gather from the Resolution already quoted, the construction of the Road was to be carried out by the Government, the cost of it being defrayed as far as possible from the moneys collected and the Government undertaking not only to complete that section but to carry out by degrees other sections until a good road was constructed encircling the greater portion of the Island.
117. Under these circumstances, the Committee left it to the Government to take whatever steps they considered necessary towards carrying out the Road portion of the scheme. The matter was allowed to remain in abeyance until the arrival of Col. Orcusby, who
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it was anticipated would form outlet for the inhabitants of the crowded the City on the lows levels. When the subject was under, discussion at the meeting of the 15th
one of the -udost active members of the Committee, stated that he had collected funds from the Chinose on the promise that the road From Mennedy
August, Mr Tieg Wa Chich,
one
town to Aberdeen would
be undertaken."
12. – The desirability of avoiding action with regard to the disposal of the frust ishich could possibly, give
way
rise to
the china charge of breach of faith with the Chinese section of the Community
self-obvious.
13.
As
with gather from
the
Resolution Already quoted, the construction
you Government, the cost of it being depayed of the Road was to be carried out by
possible from the moneys
spar as possible
collected and the Government undertaking not only to complete that section but to Carry but by degrees other sections until. good road loues constructed encircling the greater portion of the Island.
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117. Under these circumstances, the Committee left it to the Government to take whatever steps they considered necessary towards carraping out the Road portion of the sellence. The matter was allowed to remain in abeyance mutil the arrival of all: Orcusby, who
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