Hong Kong officials may read 1934 journal for clues to water works history
news Hong Kong officials may read 1934 journal for clues to water works history Letters © SCMP View of the century-old service reservoir in Shek Kip Mei's Bishop Hill on December 29. Officially known as the “Sham Shui Po fresh water break pressure tank”, the facility featuring Roman-style architecture is believed to have been completed in 1904. Photo: Winson Wong I refer to Ben L. Tsang's letter titled "Historic water tank deserves preservation" (December 30), in which he calls for the study of the history of water works in Hong Kong. The senior officials of both the Wa...