CO129-336 - Governor Nathan & Public Offices - 1906 [11-12] — Page 571

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W H.Kong 657

Poro.

Co

C. O.

565

32534

RECY (Pro 3 SEP 06

Messrs Sir Aston Webb & E. Ingress Bell to Crown Agents.

19 Queen Anne's Gate S.W.

Hong Kong

28th August 1906.

Gentlemen,

In accordance with your instructions we have the honour to submit herewith a scheme by which the area previously allotted as a Library may be used as a Third Court and a portion of the Building on the 2nd floor adapted to the purpose of a Library. It is thought that the area will be found sufficient and the position is suitable being in the centre of that part of the building in which the Judges, the Law Officers and the Bar are accommodated.

The fittings of the Third Court have not been shown as it is not known for what purpose the Court will be used. If not used for criminal cases there will probably be no need to provide direct access from the cells, as in the case of the other two Courts. If the alteration now suggested be generally approved we will, upon receiving the necessary particulars, deal with the question of fittings unless indeed they can be dealt with locally on the basis of those already designed for the other Courts.

We are &c.

(Sgd) Aston Webb & E. Ingress Bell.

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W H.Kong 657 Poro. Co C. O. 565 32534 RECY (Pro 3 SEP 06 Messrs Sir Aston Webb & E. Ingress Bell to Crown Agents. 19 Queen Anne's Gate S.W. Hong Kong 28th August 1906. Gentlemen, In accordance with your instructions we have the honour to submit herewith a scheme by which the area previously allotted as a Library may be used as a Third Court and a portion of the Building on the 2nd floor adapted to the purpose of a Library. It is thought that the area will be found sufficient and the position is suitable being in the centre of that part of the building in which the Judges, the Law Officers and the Bar are accommodated. The fittings of the Third Court have not been shown as it is not known for what purpose the Court will be used. If not used for criminal cases there will probably be no need to provide direct access from the cells, as in the case of the other two Courts. If the alteration now suggested be generally approved we will, upon receiving the necessary particulars, deal with the question of fittings unless indeed they can be dealt with locally on the basis of those already designed for the other Courts. We are &c. (Sgd) Aston Webb & E. Ingress Bell.
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W H.Kong 657 Poro. Co C. O. 565 32534 RECY (Pro 3 SEP 06 Messrs Sir Aston Webb & E. Ingress Bell to Crown Agents. 19 Queen Anne's Gate S.W. Hong Kong 28th August 1906. Gentlemen, In accordance with your instructions we have the honour to submit herewith a scheme by which the area previously allotted as a Library may be used as a Third Court and a portion of the Building on the 2nd floor adapted to the purpose of a Library. It is thought that the area will be found sufficient and the position is suitable being in the centre of that part of the building in which the Judges the Law Officers and the Bar are accommodated. The fittings of the Third Court have not been shown as it is not known for what purpose the Court will If not used for criminal cases there will pro- bably be no need to provide direct access from the cells If the altera- be used. as in the case of the other two Courts. tion now suggested be generally approved we will, upon re- ceiving the necessary particulars, deal with the question of fittings unless indeed they can be dealt with locally on the basis of those already designed for the other Courts. We are &c. (Sgd) Aston Webb & E. Ingress Bell.
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W H.Kong 657

Poro.

Co

C. O.

565

32534

RECY (Pro 3 SEP 06

Messrs Sir Aston Webb & E. Ingress Bell to Crown Agents.

19 Queen Anne's Gate S.W.

Hong Kong

28th August 1906.

Gentlemen,

In accordance with your instructions we have the

honour to submit herewith a scheme by which the area previously allotted as a Library may be used as a Third Court and a portion of the Building on the 2nd floor adapted to the purpose of a Library. It is thought that the area will be found sufficient and the position is suitable being in the centre of that part of the building in which the Judges

the Law Officers and the Bar are accommodated.

The fittings of the Third Court have not been shown as it is not known for what purpose the Court will

If not used for criminal cases there will pro- bably be no need to provide direct access from the cells

If the altera-

be used.

as in the case of the other two Courts. tion now suggested be generally approved we will, upon re- ceiving the necessary particulars, deal with the question of fittings unless indeed they can be dealt with locally

on the basis of those already designed for the other Courts.

We are &c.

(Sgd) Aston Webb & E. Ingress Bell.

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