From Commodore P. Powell.
To R. E. The Governor.
No 4828.
H. M. S. "Tamar". At Hongkong.
4th June, 1901.
I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your Excellency's letter of 25th ultimo No 936, enclosing draft of "An Ordinance for authorising the construction of a tramway within the Colony of Hongkong".
In reply, I beg leave to observe that as far as H. M. Naval Establishments are concerned, there does not appear to be any matter which calls for special remark. It would be useful if power might be retained to construct a branch line into the Naval Yard for conveyance of patients, stores &c., to and from the Naval Hospital.
2. As regards clause 21 of the Bill, I should be glad if the telephone system in the Naval Yard might be included, as this is quite independent of any other system.
3. It is presumed that the power of the Company to compulsorily buy land would not extend to that held by the Admiralty.
I have etc.,
(Sd.) P. Powell.
Commodore.
To
His Excellency
Sir H. A. Blake, G.C.M.G.,
Governor, &c.,
&c.,
Hongkong.
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From Commodore P. Powell.
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No 4828.
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H. M. S. Tanar” At Hongkong.
4th June, 1801.
I have the honour to seknowledge the recsipt of your Excel-
lenoy's letter of 25th altino No 93/6, enclosing draft of "An Ordin-
sace for authorising the construction of a tramway within the Colony
of Bongkong".
In reply, I beg leave to observe that as far as H. M.Navel
Establishments are concerned, there does not appear to be any matter
which calls for special remark, It would be useful if power might be
retained to construct a branch line into the Eaval Hard for conveyayce
of patients, atores &o, to and from the Naval Hospital.
2. As regards.olsuse 21 of the Bill, I should be glad if the
telephone system:in the Naval Tard might be included, as this:im
quite independent of any other.system.
Leory
3. It is presumed that the power of the Company to compulsor
buy land would not extend to that held by the Admiralty.
Excellency
Bir H. A. Blake, G.0.M.G.,
Governor, &0.,
&C.,
Hongkong..
I have etc.,
(Sd).P. Powall.
Commodore..
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