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Working drawings were nearing completion by the end of the year.

135. Stanley Military Cemetery. The Imperial War Graves Commission prepared plans for the construction of a new entrance to the cemetery, the erection of a Cross of Sacrifice, and the fixing of permanent headstones. The contract was supervised by this office and, in addition, designs were prepared for the reconstruction of the terraces in the annexe and the construction of caretakers' quarters.

Work commenced in October and was nearing completion by the end of the year.

136. Sai Wan Bay War Cemetery. Plans were prepared by the Imperial War Graves Commission for the permanent reconstruction of this cemetery, including the construction of an Entrance Pavilion, Stone of Remembrance, Cross of Sacrifice, permanent headstones and new caretakers' quarters.

Work commenced in January.

137. Flushing Supply in Government Buildings. Funds were made available for the provision of non-mains flushing systems in Government Buildings. Well water flushing supplies were installed in Central Market, Marine Office, Eastern Police Station and Bay View Police Station and the existing flushing in Kowloon City Police Station was altered to make fuller use of well water.

138. Coronation Decorations. The decorations carried out comprised two large centre pieces, one on the old site of Queen Victoria's Statue in Chater Road, Hong Kong, and the other in the Star Ferry Concourse Kowloon, a large "Pilau" 110 ft. high x 80 ft. wide spanning Nathan Road, Kowloon, and 30 ft. high masts surmounted by crowns and supporting banners erected along the pavements of Chater Road and Wardley Street, Hong Kong, and along the centre of Nathan Road. Many large Government buildings including the Supreme Court, G.P.O.

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Working drawings were nearing completion by the end of the year.

135. Stanley Military Cemetery. The Imperial War Graves Commission prepared plans for the construction of a new entrance to the cemetery, the erection of a Cross of Sacrifice, and the fixing of permanent headstones. The contract was supervised by this office and, in addition, designs were prepared for the reconstruction of the terraces in the annexe and the construction of caretakers' quarters.

Work commenced in October and was nearing completion by the end of the year.

136. Sai Wan Bay War Cemetery. Plans were prepared by the Imperial War Graves Commission for the permanent reconstruction of this cemetery, including the construction of an Entrance Pavilion, Stone of Remembrance, Cross of Sacrifice, permanent headstones and new caretakers' quarters.

Work commenced in January.

137. Flushing Supply in Government Buildings. Funds were made available for the provision of non-mains flushing systems in Government Buildings. Well water flushing supplies were installed in Central Market, Marine Office, Eastern Police Station and Bay View Police Station and the existing flushing in Kowloon City Police Station was altered to make fuller use of well water.

138. Coronation Decorations. The decorations carried out comprised two large centre pieces, one on the old site of Queen Victoria's Statue in Chater Road, Hong Kong, and the other in the Star Ferry Concourse Kowloon, a large "Pilau" 110 ft. high x 80 ft. wide spanning Nathan Road, Kowloon, and 30 ft. high masts surmounted by crowns and supporting banners erected along the pavements of Chater Road and Wardley Street, Hong Kong, and along the centre of Nathan Road. Many large Government buildings including the Supreme Court, G.P.O.

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Working drawings were nearing completion by the end of the year.

135. Stanley Military Cemetery. The Imperial War Graves Commission prepared plans for the construction of a new entrance to the cemetery, the erection of a Cross of Sacrifice, and the fixing of permanent headstones. The contract was supervised by this office and, in addition, designs were prepared for the reconstruction of the terraces in the annexe and the construction of caretakers' quarters. Work commenced in October and was nearing completion by the end of the year.

136. Sai Wan Bay War Cemetery. Plans were prepared by the Imperial War Graves Commission for the permanent reconstruction of this cemetery, including the construction of an Entrance Pavilion, Stone of Remembrance, Cross of Sacrifice, permanent headstones and new caretakers' quarters. Work commenced in January.

137. Flushing Supply in Government Buildings. Funds were made available for the provision of non-mains flushing systems in Government Buildings. Well water flushing supplies were installed in Central Market, Marine Office, Eastern Police Station and Bay View Police Station and the existing flushing in Kowloon City Police Station was altered to make fuller use of well water.

138. Coronation Decorations. The decorations carried out comprised two large centre pieces, one on the old site of Queen Victoria's Statue in Chater Road, Hong Kong, and the other in the Star Ferry Concourse Kowloon, a large "Pilau" 110 ft. high x 80 ft. wide spanning Nathan Road, Kowloon, and 30 ft. high masts surmounted by crowns and supporting banners erected along the pavements of Chater Road and Wardley Street, Hong Kong, and along the centre of Nathan Road. Many large Government buildings including the Supreme Court, G.P.O.

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However, upon closer inspection, "Work commenced in October and was nearing completion by the end of the year." is a separate paragraph in the original text and should be kept that way. The best revised response is

Working drawings were nearing completion by the end of the year.

135. Stanley Military Cemetery. The Imperial War Graves Commission prepared plans for the construction of a new entrance to the cemetery, the erection of a Cross of Sacrifice, and the fixing of permanent headstones. The contract was supervised by this office and, in addition, designs were prepared for the reconstruction of the terraces in the annexe and the construction of caretakers' quarters.

Work commenced in October and was nearing completion by the end of the year.

136. Sai Wan Bay War Cemetery. Plans were prepared by the Imperial War Graves Commission for the permanent reconstruction of this cemetery, including the construction of an Entrance Pavilion, Stone of Remembrance, Cross of Sacrifice, permanent headstones and new caretakers' quarters.

Work commenced in January.

137. Flushing Supply in Government Buildings. Funds were made available for the provision of non-mains flushing systems in Government Buildings. Well water flushing supplies were installed in Central Market, Marine Office, Eastern Police Station and Bay View Police Station and the existing flushing in Kowloon City Police Station was altered to make fuller use of well water.

138. Coronation Decorations. The decorations carried out comprised two large centre pieces, one on the old site of Queen Victoria's Statue in Chater Road, Hong Kong, and the other in the Star Ferry Concourse Kowloon, a large "Pilau" 110 ft. high x 80 ft. wide spanning Nathan Road, Kowloon, and 30 ft. high masts surmounted by crowns and supporting banners erected along the pavements of Chater Road and Wardley Street, Hong Kong, and along the centre of Nathan Road. Many large Government buildings including the Supreme Court, G.P.O.

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Working drawings were nearing completion by the end of the year. 135. Stanley Military Cemetery. The Imperial War Graves Commission prepared plans for the construction of a new entrance to the cemetery, the erection of a Cross of Sacrifice, and the fixing of permanent headstones. The contract was supervised by this office and, in addition, designs were prepared for the reconstruction of the terraces in the annexe and the construction of caretakers' quarters. Work commenced in October and was nearing completion by the end of the year. 136. Sai Wan Bay War Cemetery. Plans were prepared by the Imperial War Graves Commission for the permanent reconstruction of this cemetery, including the construction of an Entrance Pavilion, Stone of Remembrance, Cross of Sacrifice, permanent headstones and new caretakers' quarters. Work commenced in January. 137. Flushing Supply in Government Buildings. Funds were made available for the provision of non-mains flushing systems in Government Buildings. Well water flushing supplies were installed in Central Market, Marine Office, Eastern Police Station and Bay View Police Station and the existing flushing in Kowloon City Police Station was altered to make fuller use of well water. 138. Coronation Decorations. The decorations carried out comprised two large centre pieces, one on the old site of Queen Victoria's Statue in Chater Road, Hong Kong, and the other in the Star Ferry Concourse Kowloon, a large "Pilau" 110 ft. high x 80 ft. wide spanning Nathan Road, Kowloon, and 30 ft. high masts surmounted by crowns and supporting banners erected along the pavements of Chater Road and Wardley Street, Hong Kong, and along the centre of Nathan Road. Many large Government buildings including the Supreme Court, G.P.O. 27 becomes Working drawings were nearing completion by the end of the year. 135. Stanley Military Cemetery. The Imperial War Graves Commission prepared plans for the construction of a new entrance to the cemetery, the erection of a Cross of Sacrifice, and the fixing of permanent headstones. The contract was supervised by this office and, in addition, designs were prepared for the reconstruction of the terraces in the annexe and the construction of caretakers' quarters. Work commenced in October and was nearing completion by the end of the year. 136. Sai Wan Bay War Cemetery. Plans were prepared by the Imperial War Graves Commission for the permanent reconstruction of this cemetery, including the construction of an Entrance Pavilion, Stone of Remembrance, Cross of Sacrifice, permanent headstones and new caretakers' quarters. Work commenced in January. 137. Flushing Supply in Government Buildings. Funds were made available for the provision of non-mains flushing systems in Government Buildings. Well water flushing supplies were installed in Central Market, Marine Office, Eastern Police Station and Bay View Police Station and the existing flushing in Kowloon City Police Station was altered to make fuller use of well water. 138. Coronation Decorations. The decorations carried out comprised two large centre pieces, one on the old site of Queen Victoria's Statue in Chater Road, Hong Kong, and the other in the Star Ferry Concourse Kowloon, a large "Pilau" 110 ft. high x 80 ft. wide spanning Nathan Road, Kowloon, and 30 ft. high masts surmounted by crowns and supporting banners erected along the pavements of Chater Road and Wardley Street, Hong Kong, and along the centre of Nathan Road. Many large Government buildings including the Supreme Court, G.P.O. 27 revised to Working drawings were nearing completion by the end of the year. 135. Stanley Military Cemetery. The Imperial War Graves Commission prepared plans for the construction of a new entrance to the cemetery, the erection of a Cross of Sacrifice, and the fixing of permanent headstones. The contract was supervised by this office and, in addition, designs were prepared for the reconstruction of the terraces in the annexe and the construction of caretakers' quarters. Work commenced in October and was nearing completion by the end of the year. 136. Sai Wan Bay War Cemetery. Plans were prepared by the Imperial War Graves Commission for the permanent reconstruction of this cemetery, including the construction of an Entrance Pavilion, Stone of Remembrance, Cross of Sacrifice, permanent headstones and new caretakers' quarters. Work commenced in January. 137. Flushing Supply in Government Buildings. Funds were made available for the provision of non-mains flushing systems in Government Buildings. Well water flushing supplies were installed in Central Market, Marine Office, Eastern Police Station and Bay View Police Station and the existing flushing in Kowloon City Police Station was altered to make fuller use of well water. 138. Coronation Decorations. The decorations carried out comprised two large centre pieces, one on the old site of Queen Victoria's Statue in Chater Road, Hong Kong, and the other in the Star Ferry Concourse Kowloon, a large "Pilau" 110 ft. high x 80 ft. wide spanning Nathan Road, Kowloon, and 30 ft. high masts surmounted by crowns and supporting banners erected along the pavements of Chater Road and Wardley Street, Hong Kong, and along the centre of Nathan Road. Many large Government buildings including the Supreme Court, G.P.O. 27 However, upon closer inspection, "Work commenced in October and was nearing completion by the end of the year." is a separate paragraph in the original text and should be kept that way. The best revised response is Working drawings were nearing completion by the end of the year. 135. Stanley Military Cemetery. The Imperial War Graves Commission prepared plans for the construction of a new entrance to the cemetery, the erection of a Cross of Sacrifice, and the fixing of permanent headstones. The contract was supervised by this office and, in addition, designs were prepared for the reconstruction of the terraces in the annexe and the construction of caretakers' quarters. Work commenced in October and was nearing completion by the end of the year. 136. Sai Wan Bay War Cemetery. Plans were prepared by the Imperial War Graves Commission for the permanent reconstruction of this cemetery, including the construction of an Entrance Pavilion, Stone of Remembrance, Cross of Sacrifice, permanent headstones and new caretakers' quarters. Work commenced in January. 137. Flushing Supply in Government Buildings. Funds were made available for the provision of non-mains flushing systems in Government Buildings. Well water flushing supplies were installed in Central Market, Marine Office, Eastern Police Station and Bay View Police Station and the existing flushing in Kowloon City Police Station was altered to make fuller use of well water. 138. Coronation Decorations. The decorations carried out comprised two large centre pieces, one on the old site of Queen Victoria's Statue in Chater Road, Hong Kong, and the other in the Star Ferry Concourse Kowloon, a large "Pilau" 110 ft. high x 80 ft. wide spanning Nathan Road, Kowloon, and 30 ft. high masts surmounted by crowns and supporting banners erected along the pavements of Chater Road and Wardley Street, Hong Kong, and along the centre of Nathan Road. Many large Government buildings including the Supreme Court, G.P.O. 27
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Working drawings were nearing completion by the end of the year. 135. Stanley Military Cemetery. The Imperial War Graves Commission prepared plans for the construction of a new entrance to the cemetery, the erection of a Cross of Sacrifice, and the fixing of permanent headstones. The contract was supervised by this office and, in addition, designs were prepared for the reconstruction of the terraces in the annexe and the construction of caretakers' quarters. Work commenced in October and was nearing com- pletion by the end of the year. 136. Sai Wan Bay War Cemetery. Plans were prepared by the Imperial War Graves Commission for the permanent reconstruction of this cemetery, including the construction of an Entrance Pavilion, Stone of Remembrance, Cross of Sacrifice, permanent headstones and new caretakers' quarters. Work commenced in January. 137. Flushing Supply in Government Buildings. Funds were made available for the provision of non-mains flushing systems in Government Buildings. Well water flushing supplies were installed in Central Market, Marine Office, Eastern Police Station and Bay View Police Station and the existing flushing in Kowloon City Police Station was altered to make fuller use of well water. 138. Coronation Decorations. The decorations carried out comprised two large centre pieces, one on the old site of Queen Victoria's Statue in Chater Road, Hong Kong, and the other in the Star Ferry Concourse Kowloon, a large "Pilau" 110 ft. high x 80 ft. wide spanning Nathan Road, Kowloon, and 30 ft. high masts surmounted by crowns and supporting banners erected along the pavements of Chater Road and Wardlay Street, Hong Kong, and along the centre of Nathan Road. Many large Government buildings including the Supreme Court, G.P.O. 27
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Working drawings were nearing completion by the end of the year.

135. Stanley Military Cemetery. The Imperial War Graves Commission prepared plans for the construction of a new entrance to the cemetery, the erection of a Cross of Sacrifice, and the fixing of permanent headstones. The contract was supervised by this office and, in addition, designs were prepared for the reconstruction of the terraces in the annexe and the construction of caretakers' quarters.

Work commenced in October and was nearing com- pletion by the end of the year.

136. Sai Wan Bay War Cemetery. Plans were prepared by the Imperial War Graves Commission for the permanent reconstruction of this cemetery, including the construction of an Entrance Pavilion, Stone of Remembrance, Cross of Sacrifice, permanent headstones and new caretakers' quarters.

Work commenced in January.

137. Flushing Supply in Government Buildings. Funds were made available for the provision of non-mains flushing systems in Government Buildings. Well water flushing supplies were installed in Central Market, Marine Office, Eastern Police Station and Bay View Police Station and the existing flushing in Kowloon City Police Station was altered to make fuller use of well water.

138. Coronation Decorations. The decorations carried out comprised two large centre pieces, one on the old site of Queen Victoria's Statue in Chater Road, Hong Kong, and the other in the Star Ferry Concourse Kowloon, a large "Pilau" 110 ft. high x 80 ft. wide spanning Nathan Road, Kowloon, and 30 ft. high masts surmounted by crowns and supporting banners erected along the pavements of Chater Road and Wardlay Street, Hong Kong, and along the centre of Nathan Road. Many large Government buildings including the Supreme Court, G.P.O.

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