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arrangements for dealing with the filling, which will have to be accepted.

6.

As a result of certain evidence recently given before a Committee dealing with another matter there appeared to be a strong feeling that at least a portion of this area would form an excellent place for a large coal storage wharf which might be rented out by Government in sections to various lessees, Goverment providing mechanical loading, unloading and transport facilities for their use at

fixed rates.

It was pointed out that if Kowloon ultimately became the terminal point for a big coal supply from the interior there would always be a considerable quantity brought here by ships for the use of shipping, and that Hongkong would be as suitable as Kowloon for this business, moreover, a large coal storage in such a position would constitute an extra safeguard to the Electric Light Works, Taikoo Refinery & Docks, and other adjoining works.

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It was further pointed out that fuller provision must be made for timber storage both on the Island

and the Mainland, than exists at present, and that the area in question or a portion of it, would provide suitable accommodation for this purpose. An argument against this

is that a frontage on shallower water elsewhere in the Colony would answer equally well.

8,

Mr. Duncan has pointed out that the Govern-

ment will ultimately require a large Harbour Depot for the overhaul, maintenance and repair of their launches, tags, lighters, buoys, &c., the aggregate of these items belonging to Government at the present time being quite considerable.

It has been suggested that the sharp curve

shown on the aligment of seawall near point I, where it would be less suitable for berthing large vessels than

elsewhere on the line, would be a suitable position for the

approach to a slipway if the construction of such was

ultimately