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Government House, Hongkong, 26th. October, 1904.

closure 1.

Sir,

For звае 02.3

In continuation of Sir Henry Blake's Despatch No. 555 dated the 24th. December, 1902, and of previous correspondence on the subject of dredging and deepening the Harbour of Hongkong, I have the honour to transmit herewith 6 copies of a Report dated the 30th. July last by Mr. J. F. Boulton, Acting Assistant Director of Public Works, and of correspondence connected therewith as well as a copy of the seven small charts marked 'A' to 'H' referred to in the first paragraph of the Report, and sheet of sections.

2. You will see that that part of the Report that deals with the rate at which deposit in the Harbour is going on is based on the evidence afforded by the soundings shown on the charts that have been issued from time to time by the Hydrographer, but that it has not been found possible to determine locally with accuracy the dates when these soundings were taken nor the zero to which they have been referred.

More accurate data would be available if the Admiralty could supply copies of all the charts divided into sections, the dates being shown on which each of the sections was sounded,

THE RIGHT HONOURABLE ALFRED LYTTELTON, K.C., M.P.,

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Government House, Hongkong, 26th. October, 1904. closure 1. Sir, For звае 02.3 In continuation of Sir Henry Blake's Despatch No. 555 dated the 24th. December, 1902, and of previous correspondence on the subject of dredging and deepening the Harbour of Hongkong, I have the honour to transmit herewith 6 copies of a Report dated the 30th. July last by Mr. J. F. Boulton, Acting Assistant Director of Public Works, and of correspondence connected therewith as well as a copy of the seven small charts marked 'A' to 'H' referred to in the first paragraph of the Report, and sheet of sections. 2. You will see that that part of the Report that deals with the rate at which deposit in the Harbour is going on is based on the evidence afforded by the soundings shown on the charts that have been issued from time to time by the Hydrographer, but that it has not been found possible to determine locally with accuracy the dates when these soundings were taken nor the zero to which they have been referred. More accurate data would be available if the Admiralty could supply copies of all the charts divided into sections, the dates being shown on which each of the sections was sounded, THE RIGHT HONOURABLE ALFRED LYTTELTON, K.C., M.P.,
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mark

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letter Janesti,

for to thatthens will be starting for

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next month the gr Rave time

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I have spoken 5W thatthews.

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&C.A., for reference to

C.S. I'm with instations at themselves

commend wit the Aziroqephus dept.

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Ack with compete. to her Boulton

requested;

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have done; and that two metheus

will be proceding to leghen the Sharks in the

cally runter of last year wishes him to visit It Ray

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this if the for.

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Kasse

• No.380.

Hongkong.

41130

201

D700

Government House,

Hongkong, 26th. October, 1904.

closure 1.

sir,

For звае

02.3

In continuation of Sir Henry Blake's Des-

patch No. 555 dated the 24th. December, 1902, and of previous

correspondence on the subject of dredging and deepening the

Harbour of Hongkong, I have the honour to transmit herewith

6 copies of a Report dated the 30th. July last by Mr. J. F.

Boulton, Acting Assistant Director of Public Works, and of

correspondence connected therewith as well as a copy of the

and sheet of sections

seven small charts marked 'A' to

marked 'H' referred to in the first paragraph of the Report.

2.

You will see that that part of the Report

that deals with the rate at which deposit in the Harbour is

going on is based on the evidence afforded by the soundings

shown on the charts that have been issued from time to time

by the Hydrographer, but that it has not been found possible

to determine locally with accuracy the dates when these sound-

ings were taken nor the zero to which they have been referred.

More accurate data would be available if the Admiralty could

supply copies of all the charts divided into sections the

dates being shown on which each of the sections was sounded,

THE RIGHT HONOURABLE

ALFRED LYTTELTON, K.C., M.P.,

30ල•*

ZoC..

&c...

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