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Moreover, the accommodation in the Asylum, which is now grandilo- quently described in the Estimates as a Mental Hospital, is most de- fective; the quarters being cramped and there being no proper exercise ground for the inmates.
in connection with the Hospital we desire also to suggest that there should be two resident Doctors, and thet more Chinese Probationer Nurses should be trained, if pos- gible.
"On a Smalt Scale"
We should like to add a few re- marka, on subjects cognate to the Hospital, namely, dispensaries and clinica.
In his interesting Report on Malaya, Ceylon and Java, which was presented to Parliament in Decem- ber, 1928, the Right Honourable Mr. Ormsby-Gore referred, to the excel- lent work which was being done in the Federated Malay States by travelling dispensaries, which "quite apart from their value to the sick population, have a tremendous pro- paganda value in inducing villagers to have recourse to diagnosis and treatment."
We note with pleasure that this principle has been recognised on a
Shing Mun Valley across the her- to Dr. Wellington has been rather tour as
was originally interd-in the position of a General with ed; and we are disappointed to out an army,
find that the Colonial Secretary's There ear be no doubt
is remarks, in introducing the Bud- that it necessary to wage get. contain no reference what | war upon the malaria-bear- over to as important a matter asing kinds of mosquito, especial- the securing of an adequately at Repulse Bay, Stanley and Tai- water-supply for the Island of po and in the Kowloon foothills. Hong Kong. It is good news to Singapore Recommendation hear that the first portion of the In this connection the following Shing Mun Valley will place the quotation from the Report, already water supply of Kowloon and of referred to, of the Right Honour- our shipping beyond any pro-able Mr. Ormsby-Gore seems bability of shortage for an inde-worth attention:-
finite period; hut we think that steps should promptly be taken to put the Island of Hong Kong in an equally satisfactory poại- tion; for, as you, Sir, are well. aware, we have, notwithstanding repeated increases in our water- supply on the Island during the past 25 years, constantly found ourselves under the necessity (in some cases for periods of several weeks at a time) of having a res- tricted water-supply in certain. districts of the Colony-a proce- dure which is not only inconveni- ent but also contrary to the in- terests of public health. We, therefore, consider it of vital im- portance that the original in- tention to
carry the pipe-line) across the harbour should be pro-) ceeded with forthwith."
Chinese Support
"The importance of adequate training in hygiene and preven tive medicine can hardly be overstated. Every practitioner in a tropical climate should be a sanitarian. The value of measures for the protection of the health of the individual and the community is well-recognis- ed in Malaya, where so many successful pioneer workers in the field of sanitation and anti- malaria measures have set an example throughout the East. It is remarkable, therefore, that
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Chair of Public Health has not so far been regarded as es- sential in the College of Medi- cine. A strong and vigorous department organised for search and experiment, for post- : graduate studies and refresher courses in conjunction with the departments of bacteriology, pathology and tropical medicine, for additional training of the assistant surgeons, and for in- struction to Sanitary Inspec tors in close association with the Singapore Municipal Health Department is urgently requir- ed."
In Hong Kong there is at pre- sent to Board of Health whatever; but the question seems well worth consideration whether it would: not be advisable for the Govern- ment to establish
such & oard.
All those remarks were made by emall scale in the provision of ame on behalf of the whole body of Harbour Dispensary launch; Item the Unofficial Members, but the mat- No. 50 on page 18 of the Estimates. ter of bringing the pipe-line This principle might be extended across the harbour was then view- with advantage to outlying districtsed as being of such urgency and of the New Territories.
importance by my Unofficial Col- Mr. Ormsby-Gore also mentions leagues that my Honourable friend the numerous clinics which have Sir Show-son Chow (speaking on been established in Singapore-bahalf of himself and his Chinese eight for men and three for women colleague, Dr. Kotewall) referred to for dealing with venereal discuse the matter again in his speecch (see and the extensive instruction which ("lansard” 1926, at page 78), in the is given there for combating that course of which, after referring to dread complaint. In this matter of the hardships which the Chinese the provision of clinics and instruc- suffered from a policy of water re- tion this Colony appears to be be-striction. Sir Show-son Chow said under the Presidency 01 the hind Singapore..
"We, therefore, urge that no Honourable Dr. Wallington, for matter what other minor plans preventive and research work, see- Government may have ining that the present powers of the mind for increasing the water Sanitary Board in regard to Public supply on the Island, no matter Health are very ill-defned. what reasons the Government may have for not proceeding with the Shing Mun scheme, some scheme for bringing water across the Harbour, should be carried out as soon as possible."
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Our prison accommodation is very insufficient, A few years ago, we thought that we were well on the way to better times but the fine new office which we had visualised crumpled like the walls of Jericho at the first trumpet-blast of finan- cial depression, and we are left with $309,000 worth of foundations now buried under the sands of Kai Tak.
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The Government however thought to form one branch of the Gov-the American travellira ay “Well, we glad to note that the Government is providing in item 21fit to disregard the united advice ernment's educational curriculum guess this beats the Hudson River, of the Unofficial Members of this and to be taught in the Govern our show place." Continental visitors for dentistry in the Council in the matter with the re- ment and Vernacular Schools, remark that it reminds them of the Gaol, and we hope that the prisoners sult that, more than eighteen In Ceylon, Malaya and
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British tourists declare "Surely, the services of the new dental surgeon, ed, in failing to take steps to bring accomplished, the rice-trops hav-
Lake district or the Scottish moors, who is now being budgeted for, for the water across, the Harbour, and ing been largely increased per
but with & little less vegetation,” the first time, and, in passing, we indeed the pipe-line will, apparent acre by scientific meals alone, Now why not take a five-days' round should like to be informed what are ty, in all probability not be com- and many new cereals and plants trip and see for yourself. It costs you the duties of such dental surgeon pleted for several months,
have been introduced. and to what classes of Government
Passing on, we acte from your
The servants he is intended to give his summary of the cost of our water- Ormsby-Gore in
Right Honourable
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proved utility in Canada and other Staff; a measure which is aptly reasonable return on our past ex-parts of the Empire of cinema described by the Honourable penditura and you hint that in a films as a means of disseminating, Colonial Secretary as a "long delay- year or two we shall accordingly instruction regarding the best have to pay extra taxation in res-agricultural practices, the result Printing in the Gaol
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Government very speedily indeed gets on with the construction of the Another pressing need is an big dam at Shing Mun, it will be adequate water supply.
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It seems most regrettable that, ernment for some years to come to your Excellency is not even now able discard the rider-main system.
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Review of the Colony Mr. Ormsby-Gore-also pointa out (on page 123), when dealing with
Java that, in that island, the best method of reaching the agricul- (Continued on Page 5.)
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