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HONGKONG GEOLOGY.
MONDAY, JULY 5, 1926.
Mineral Deposits.
In a review of non-metallic mineral deposits of the Colony, the UNIQUE REPORT PUBLISHED geologist makes the following com-
ments:
BY GOVERNMENT,
In connexion' with the geology and potential mineral resources of the Colony, the following resume of the chief facta and conclusiona is submitted. by the writer (Mr.. W. L. Uglow, M.A. M. S. Ph. D.) as a popular summary, based on the field work of the winter. 1925-1926, and must be considered as subject to much revision after fulfilment of laboratory work and collaboration with previous work
ers in this field.
K. C. C. CONCERT,
AN UNFORTUNATE POSTPONEMENT.
The
Many large quartz veins, with well-formed rock crystals occur
The Kowloon Cricket Club wns- throughout the western half of the unfortunato, in that having post- immediate value (since they seem the date originally fixed, this Colony. While these are of opened their open air concert from barren of metallic minerals), they night proving after all to be quite silica that might be of value in the evening for the giving of the afford a resource of high-grade
fair, they decided upon Saturday glass-making or crystal bead in- of
dustries,
show. After the first half of the Hongkong granite is an excellent Programme had been rendered, the stone for building purposes, of rain came down in streams and the high crushing and tensile strength audience had to leave their seats where fresh and unaltered, and of and take refuge."
That part of the programme a pleasing delicate pink and white With referance to side-hill con- mottled colour. It is not Buff-which was performed however; struction, such as large buildings ciently tinted to be of value, as attendance of the large number was in every way worthy the and retaining walls, the geological ornamental stone. Most of the investigation made by the writer quarrying is done in this rock and who gathered on the lawn, at Po Hing Fong following the large blocks, and lintels are deriy-Imperial Concert Party, under disastrous collapse of July 17, ed from it. It is the most easily the management of Mr. A. B. 1925, revealed the fact that such a decomposed of the three stones,
Allen, proved themselves to be rock as the Hongkong granite is a and care should always be exercis- capable artists with a variety of source of weakness rather than ed by huilders in the selection of talent and certain distinguishing stability under conditions of tropi-pieces that are to undergo consi- features which were above the cal weathering, and should be so derable stress, in order to make average of amateur performers. considered in the matter of four sure that the pink or white feld-With the introduction of rather dations and heavy super-struc-spar constituent of the rock has the Party would be able to hold its moro topical and local flavour, tures. Its relatively easy decom not lost its lustre, position to a slippery buff-coloured lustre meine rock decomposition clay permits the formation in it and a large decrease in strength. of planes or surfaces of slipping
Miss I. Gauber was the BC- Lan Tao" granité porphyry is a parallel to the hill slopes, on which rock which does not seem to be companist throughout, rendering landslides may readily occur.
used in any type of building in the admirable aid to the performers Colony, as far as the writer has in both their sole efforts and con- In connexion with underground observed; yet it is one that has certed items. The ladies in the storage, the question has on many features that highly com-party were the Misses M. Gaubert, several occasions been asked as to mend it for certain purposes. Audrey Steel and Mesdames H. L. whether a supply of artesian water
It occurs in many beautiful Lockhart and J.Harst. The might be secured on the island of varieties, with several colours, and gentlemen were Messrs. Vic Hongkong or in the New Terri- always shows white or pink rec- Blundell, Fred Jones, Jack Gren- tories. An artesian flow is depan-tangular crystals set in adek ham and A. B. Allen and all gave a dent mainly upon three conditions, gray or mottled ground mass. It woud account of themselves. along viz.. porous strata like sandstone is not usually suited to the extrae- their own special lines. or volcanic ash in monoclinal ortion of large blocks, like the Hong- Mr. J. Grenham was outstanding synclinal altitude, an impervious kong granite because its joint sys-in "Roll 'em" and "I miss my cover, usually of sbale. on top of tem is on a smaller scale, but small the porous beds, and the outcrop slabs and blocks up to three or of such dipping bede at a higher four feet in longest dimensions elevation than that at which the can be quarried in quantity. It is the only stone in the Colony that required. Generally Deaking these three conditions do has any merit as an ornamental not prevail within the Colony ex-stone, and when polished would cept on a very small scale. The Island of Hongkong is devoid of
water is
Artesian Water.
all of them. In the New Terri- tories, there are only two localities in which an artesian flow of any consequence is at all possible, and even in these there are other fac tors that would render such a pa- sible flow of little value except at low levels in their immediate vicinity. The localities referred in are (1) the valley north of the Pat Sin range between Fan Ling and Sha Tau Kok, and (2) the valley that forms the northerly ex tension of Castle Peak Bay, be tween Castle Peak Farm and Cheung Kong Wal. In both cases the flow, if encountered, would not be large, and could only be tapped near the valley floors, from which it would have to be transported by pumping.
This loss of
own with many of the troupes which visit Hongkong.
Swiss," as was Miss M. Gaubert in her own inimitable style. Fred Jones, who contributed the seri ous items was also well received. Mrs. Hurst and Mrs. Lockhart gained a large share of applause for their contrasting turns and in produce a very pleasing effect. the arrangement of the pro- It is hard, resistant, and in most gramme generally, no fault could cases more difficult to work than be found, excepting only that with the Hongkong granite. One of its modern "troup" style of produc varieties is being quarried at Tation, it is impossible to know. Po Market for local building pur-always exactly who is singing and poses; but the ornamental varieties what
are "best seen on the north-east The first downfall of rain came part of Lan Tao Island and adjoin at the interval and sent many of ng islands, and on the large penin. the audience home, but there was sula projecting southernly from Lana break in the weather shortly Tac Island toward the Soko group. after which allowed the party to get well into the second half, but here once again the showers came in volume and very regrettably the show had to be brought to an early termination.
Hongkong's Birth. “.
A portion of the report is de- vated to lithology and structure, dealing with events prior and sub- sequent to the "period of mout tain building in which the rocks were buckled and uplifted into a series of north-easterly trending hills, which no doubt extended over the entire colony."
Reference is also made to a sinking of the land surface and an extensive and long-continued period of volcanic extrusion and consequent sedimentation, Up- wards "of 2,000 feet of volcanic sediments, agglomerates, brecias, ash, tuffaceous sandstone, with lavas, accumulated both on the land surface, and in the sea-bottom, constituting what Is-here callod
Chance for Students. 'Reference is made in the report to the excellent field for soil-re search provided as a result of local conditions. Remarking that soils are rocks in the geological sense that they are the products of rock decay, "both residual and transport- ed, Mr. Uglow remarks that many of the rocks on the hills of Hong- the Repulse Bay formation. It is kong and the New Territories are
now well exposed in the southern
known to be rich in potash, one half of Hongkong Island, on the of the basic constitutents in fertili-western part of Lan Tao Island, sation. Others contain phos and in the vicinity of Junk Bay. phorus and some carry lime, and having regard to the fact that soil is related in composition to the rocks with which it is in contact,
the geologist comments that much good work might be accomplished by an attempt to classify and out- Hine soil areas, to study their special fertility or deficiency, t encourage the adaptation of crops to the different types of soil; the Inevitable outcome of such an in vestigation being a greater pro- duction of wealth from the New Territorios.
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ABD-EL-KRIM.
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