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D.W.6434/1904.
Commodore Dicken to
Officer Administering the Government.
No. 906.
Sir,
"Tamar" at Hong Kong,
9th March 1904.
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In reply to your Excellency's letter to my
predecessor, No. 1656/1899 - 0.5.0./, of 30th January
1904, I have the honour to inform you that the amendment
to Sir Henry Blake's letter of 12th November last, which
is contained in the first paragraph of your letter under
reply, appears to meet the objection raised by my
predecessor, I am therefore submitting the question to the
Admiralty with a recommendation that Sir Henry Blake's
proposal, as amended, should be adopted. In the event of
the proposal being approved the refund of the sum of
$1,092, paid to the Colonial Goverment for this
unoccupied area, would not be necessary.
2.
With regard to paragraph 3 of your
Excellency's letter, I have the honour to enclose a plan
showing the approach road, as now existing, which traverses
part of the area referred to in paragraph V. I understand
that in the event of the Colonial Government wishing to
resume occupation of the area in which this road is
included, an equally convenient road will be provided
without expense to the Admiralty.
Regarding the suggestion as to encroachment,
I would observe that a right of way over the ground in
question was granted with the lease of I.L.1590 of 7th
May 1900.
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I have &c.
C.G.Dicken,
Commodore.
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