CO129-538-6 Naval Armament Depot- correspondence 19-6-1931 - 31-3-1933 — Page 39

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obtain delivery of the Naval Arsenal

Yard free of encumbrances;

Moreover,

the

land in question will not be required

for Admiralty purposes when the new

Admiralty Magazines have been constructed

it would appears that hence,

on Stonecutters Island, and hence, in

accordance with the Tripartite agreement

of 14th February, 1921, it reverts to

the Hong Kong Government.

If, to suit

the convenience of the military authorities,

arrangements are made for carrying the ropeway

over any portion of the Arsenal Yard, thereby

de preciating the value of the area as a

building site, a proportionate amount

should be deducted from the sum of

$2,000,000 which the Hong Kong Government

was prepared to pay for the area free

from encumbrances.

3. Sir Philip Cunliffe-Lister notes

that

And that is certain h

what was intended when

the offre was made by

that Covernment.

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