CO129-325 - Public Offices & Others - 1904 — Page 45

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W.L.4877/5482.

HONG KONG

Admiralty,

7th November 1903.

Albany Nullah Clearing Storm Debris.

With reference to his report of the 25th August 1903, C.C.710/659, on the above subject, the Superintending Civil Engineer is informed that the facts and circumstances of the damage should be pointed out to the Colonial and Military Authorities, and that they should be asked whether they will accept the cost of clearing away the debris and whether steps can be taken to avoid such an occurrence in the future.

The question should be discussed with Mr Colson on his arrival at Hong Kong.

The Commodore in Charge,

for

H.M. NAVAL YARD, HONG KONG.

Superintending Civil Engineer.

(Sgd)

H. Pilkington.

Civil Engineer in Chief. (Works Loan)

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W.L.4877/5482. HONG KONG Admiralty, 44 7th November 1903. Albany Nullah Clearing Storm Debris. With reference to his report of the 25th August 1903, C.C.710/659, on the above subject, the Superintending Civil Engineer is informed that the facts and circumstances of the damage should be pointed out to the Colonial and Military Authorities, and that they should be asked whether they will accept the cost of clearing away the debris and whether steps can be taken to avoid such an occurrence in the future. The question should be discussed with Mr Colson on his arrival at Hong Kong. The Commodore in Charge, for H.M. NAVAL YARD, HONG KONG. Superintending Civil Engineer. (Sgd) H. Pilkington. Civil Engineer in Chief. (Works Loan)

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W.L.4877/5482. boky HONG KONG Admiralty, 44 7th November 1903. Albany Nullah Clearing Storm Debris. With reference to his report of the 25th August 1903,C.C. 710/659, on the above subject, the Superintending Civil Engineer is informed that the facts and circumstances of the damage should be pointed out to the Colonial and Military Authorities, and that they should be asked whether they will accept the cost of clearing away the debris and whether steps can be taken to avoid such an occurrence in the future. The question should be discussed with Mr Colson on his arrival at Hong Kong. The Commodore in Charge, for H.M. NAVAL YARD, HONG KONG. Superintending Civil Engineer. (Sgd) H. Pilkington . Civil Engineer in Chief. (Works Loan)

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W.L.4877/5482.

boky

HONG KONG

Admiralty,

7th November 1903.

Albany Nullah Clearing Storm Debris.

With reference to his report of the 25th August

1903,C.C. 710/659, on the above subject, the Superintending

Civil Engineer is informed that the facts and circumstances

of the damage should be pointed out to the Colonial and

Military Authorities, and that they should be asked whether

they will accept the cost of clearing away the debris and

whether steps can be taken to avoid such an occurrence in

the future.

The question should be discussed with Mr Colson

on his arrival at Hong Kong.

The Commodore in Charge,

for

H.M. NAVAL YARD, HONG KONG.

Superintending Civil Engineer.

(Sgd)

H. Pilkington .

Civil Engineer in Chief. (Works Loan)

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