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(which forms the 3rd and to embodying the 8 hours clause have previously been supplied either to the Colonial Office or to the C.A. I should be glad to learn the date at which they were printed and when copies were forwarded to this country.
The Clause in the Agreements of Hong Kong Police relative to the hours of work mentioned Constables has "6 hours and not "8 hours" for the last twenty years and I should be glad to know whether you wish that the alteration to 8 hours should be made in all cases or only in those of Water Police.
I have &c.
Lamp Governor.
No. B4 1902
Previous Paper: S 4894
HONG KONG No.18667
(Subject: Leases of Marine Lots)
Received: C.O. 12 MAY 02
DESPATCH.
Norby to proposal to grant 999 years lease of Lot to Messrs Mewar & Butterfield.
Messrs Mewar & Butterfield were asking either that their lot may be treated as an entirety or that they may be granted a 999 years lease.
(Minutes.)
See also 18852
Surveyor: Scott Fells Stafford - I think it will justify on both lots.
CPZ W & L (78)—50031--50006-12-01
Next subsequent Paper: 18852
Mr Lucas: It would have been more convenient if Messrs B. & S. had raised the question when the grant of a 999 years lease of Marine Lot 3 was proposed.
The O.A.G.'s despatch contains a mistake. It is not the fact that the Dock itself will be partly on Lot 3 and partly on Lot 6: this can be seen both from the letter enclosed in this despatch and from the tracing in 35233/1901.
The real fact is that some of their Shipping works will be on one Lot and some on the other. The case is therefore not quite so strong as it is represented to be in the despatch.
There appear, however, to be sufficient grounds for granting the request. The tracing in 38722/1900 shows that the two lots must naturally go together as the curious shape of Lot 6 and the fact that the road cuts it off from the ground
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(which forms the 3rd and to
embodying the 8 hours clause have
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previously been
supplied either to the Colonial Office or to the
C.A. I should be glad to learn the date at
which they were printed and when copies were
forwarded to this country.
The
5. Clause in the Agreements of Hong Kong Police
relative to the hours of work
-mentioned
Constables has e "6 hours
and not "8 hours"
for
the last twenty years and I should be glad to Know
aight whether you wish that the alteration to w hours
should be made in all cases
or only in those of Water
Police.
I have &c.
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Lamp
Governor.
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B4
1902
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4894
HONG KONG
No.18667
(Subject.)
Leases of Marine Loto
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C.O.
18667
499
DESPATCH.
Rer 12 MAY 02
Norbyn to proposal to grant 999 you timme of Lot to s to Movers
Butterfeld were: cify lefts, from Mewar & Butterfield were asking either that hot fmay be treated as an thy may be granted a 922 you lease.
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I that to or that
lot.
(Minutes.)
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See also 18852
Surve.
Scott Fells Stafford me fit will justaty on both lots
CPZ
W & L (78)—50031--50006-12-01
Next subsequent Paper.
18852
Mr Lucas
It would have been more convenient if Messrs B. & S.
had raised the question when the grant of a 999 years
lease of Marine Lot 3 was proposed.
The O.A.G.'s despatch contains a mistake. It is not the
fact that the Dock itself will be partly on Lot 3 and partly
on Lot 6: this can be sten both from the letter enclosed in
this despatch and from the tracing in 35233/1901. The real
fact is that some of their Shipping works will be on one Lot
and some on the other. The case is therefore not quite so
strong as it is represented to be in the despatch. There
appear, however, to be sufficient grounds for granting the
request. The tracing in 38722/1900 shows that the two lots
must naturally go together as the curious shape of Lot 6
and the fact that the road cuts it off from the ground
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