The Archive · 1933

Public Works Report for July

Cleansing and Watering.—Rosd

[Chao Wethsien, officer of the Salt SWeepings collected, 1,888 tons; Gabelle Corps, was acquitted by the gully deposit removed, 2180 tons; Military Court in Lunghua of all water used for street watering by Jcharges of being concerned in the mechanical water wagons, 2,024,800 Kidnapping of Mr. Wet Ding-yung gallons; water used for washing several years ago. Col. Chao fled a toads, 2,009,000 gallons.

Scunteraction again hie Wet, Skarging'hoy wid tesugaing House Refuse.—1,882 tons of the house refuse were removed by motor reduction Scare" Susmoneen' wers [tracks nnd 3500 us were moved tesued by the Headguartere for Mr-|by barrows "festo. Wester and to appear ce Lunghua, but) Eastern District for land raising. 14,069 tons of house refuse were 'A messenger with, mother sum-taken awny by contractors bos agony frame unglue called on raz onset Rowse refuse and 264 Mr. Wei recently, but he was taken to the French police station by Mr.

9 tons of road sweepings were sent Wel's watchman, "Angered at to" Mutshead Rend' incinerator 4,044 tons of house refuse and 60 irrison forces, requested the tons of road sweepings were sent Second District Court to issue a to Penang Road incinerator. warrant for Mr. Wei's arrest, Labour—The average number of Inbourers employed by highways, sewerage and parks was as follows:

MISCELLANEOUS,—Coolies, 7,4 ins, B71, foremen, 425.

Adjourned through the enforced Jstay in hospital of one of the New Buildings.—During the accused, the trial of Mohamed, month there were 479 blocks of Abdal Magrid, Amier Khan, Shozer buildings under construction, 264 Nomroz Khan, which jeame'up in H. M. Police Court on plats submitted for approval, and Aug. 18 before Mr. C. H. Haves, 153 plans approved.. 102 valuations Regi will be continued of blocks of buildings for assess Tuesday, August 29. The accused ment purposes were made and 2,870 fare. charged. with fighting in a|inspections made by inspectors.

DDublic street and causing an affray; the first two are represented by Mr. K. E. Newman, the other three by Mr. T. Maitland. Mr. J. McNeill is conducting the prosecution.

Tls. 1,020 per annum.

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