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68. Extensions of Gas Lighting.—The following lamps were erected in the City and Hill District or taken over from private owners in accordance with the provisions of the Buildings Ordinance, the cost of erecting them in such cases being defrayed by the owners of the lots on which they are situated :--

Upper Mosque Terrace (paid for by owner),

Hau Fung Lane,

Path East of St. Paul's College,

Urinal in Connaught Road (lantern only),...

Path between Macdonnell and Bowen Roads West of I.L.

1,570,

Murray (temporary) pier (lanterns only), Wharf at end of Arsenal Street,

Peak Road near "The Eyrie ",

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Queen's Gardens-Consequent on the handing over of the private road to form part of the new public road, the lamps were taken over and paid for by Government,... 3 Cameron Villas (Rural Building Lot 35), The Peak, (paid

for by owner),

From this number the following lamps, which were removed,

have to be deducted :-

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I Ou Lane,

Shin Hing Lane,

leaving a net increase of

The following lamps were erected in Kowloon :-

Austin Road,

Kimberley Road,

Urinal in Salisbury Road (lantern only), Macdonnell Road,.

Garden Road,

Austin Avenue

Cooke Street,..

Robinson Road,

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In connection with the transfer of the West Bund or Praya Roadway, 5 lamps were taken over from Government and paid for by the Wharf and Godown Co......................

leaving a net increase of

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69. Electric Fans for Queen's College. On the representation of the Head Master, electric fans to the number of 21 were installed in the various class-rooms of Queen's College. The work was executed by the Hongkong Electric Company, Limited, and was completed in March.

70. Permanent Marks for Traverse Survey Points in New Territories.-It was not found possible to proceed with this work as no surveyor was available for it.