1930-07-26 — Page 10

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July 26th, 1930.

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Taken on Monday, after the heavy rains, this photograph shows Shing Mun

reception reservoir overflowing at Sheklalpui. (Photo: Mee Cheung),

This photograph gives an excellent impression of the progress being made with the construction of the new Kowloon Byewash dam, which, when "com" plcted, will enable huge quantities of water to be Impounded. (Photo: Mee Cheung).

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An effective picture of water. rushing over the rocky face of the hillside when overflowing from the Shing Mun reception reservoir after the recent rains. (Photo: Mes Cheung),

His Excellency the Governor (Sir William Peel) photographed with Directors of the Po Leung Kuk, to which institution ho paid an official visit on Friday of last week, being accompanied by the

Hon. Mr. A. E, Wood, Secretary for Chinese Affairs. (Photo: A. Fong),

The above group was taken on the occasion of a farewell party to Dr. and Mrs. Seldon at Pak Hok Tag, Canton. Dr. Seldon has been in charge of the Insane Asylum there for over twenty-five years.

Above is seen the Bund at Canton. Work has just commenced on the reclamation. of that part of the river seen in right of picture from the end of the Tel Ping Maloo down to the Kwangtung Electric Supply Company's plant, which can be seen in the die

tance.

The top picture shows work on the site of the new Kowloon Bye wash dam, whilst below is seen tho Kowloon Reservoir well supplied with water from the recent rains (Photo: Mee Cheung)

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