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would be displaced at Cheung Sha Wan.
(Paragraph 97(b)).
About 214 acres at Tsun Wan. (Paragraph 97(c)). (20) That a reclamation at Ngau Tau Kok, adjacent to the
area at Kun Tong now being slowly reclaimed by
the dumping of town refuse, be included in the
programme of development for carrying out at
such time as circunstances indicate, with road and rail connections as required.
(21) That consideration be given to the possibility of
removing the Air Port to some other place say in
the New Territories, in order to avoid so costly
a reclamation scheme as would be necessary to
enable the Air Services to develop at their
present site.
(22) That the removal of the railway station at Kowloon
from its present site to a more suitable site,
as shown on the attached plan, be considered at
some suitable future time.
(23) That in due time when the traffic increases to such an
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extent as to justify it, a new vehicular ferry
service be established with a pier opposite
Marsh Road, Hong Kong, and another pier
opposite Gillies Avenue, Kowloon.
THANKS.
I should like, in conclusion, to express my warmest
thanks to:-
(a) The many Government officials with whom I have come in
contact, for all the information and assistance
which they have so willingly given to me in the
course of my Inquiry.
(b) To the members of the commercial community who have
freely expressed their views and supplied me
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