1936-08-12

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AND

THE CHINA MAIL: WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1936–

HEADACHES

ON'T let Headaches lower your powers of resistance. Two or three DON

“ASPRO' Tablets, taken with a drink of water, will banish most Head- aches in a few minutes. It's a mistake to think that because it's hot and humid you must endure a Headache. Even the most healthy suffer at times; beat, sun-glare, humidity and sleeplessness all help to reduce physical resis- tance, with the result that a Headache attacks you. "ASPRO' will quickly clean it up before it has time to sap your vitality, make you listless, irritable, nervy and out of sorts. "ASPRO3 relieves in a perfectly soothing way, and is not harmful, because it is a pure medicine, containing no questionable or dangerous antidotes. Keep ‘ASPRO' in the house to check Colds, Influenza, Rheumatism, Dengue, Neuritis, etc. It is safe insurance against everyday summer ills; it gives quick, certain relief and does not harm the beart.

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AMENITIES OF KOWLOON

Obnoxious Conditions

Investigated

RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION

MEETING

Those present

wyere:

PAN-AMERICAN SERVICE

ACROSS PACIFIC

Nothing Known Of Plan For Hong Kong Terminus

New York --- Pan-American officials declared last week that they were not informed concern- ing reports in Hong Kong that the Hong Kong Government had invited Pan-American" to tablish the Asistic terminal of its trans-Pacific service there.

The previous day they indicat- ed that they were not preparing to extend the service from the Philippines to Macao on Septem-. ber 1, 23 TUMONTed 17 Hong Kong

The usual monthly meeting of the General Committee of the Kowicom Residents' Association took place on Monday evening in St Andrew's Church Hall Kow- loon.

Mr. B. Wylie (President), Mr. F. C. Mow) Fung (Vice-President). Mr. R. P. Phillips (Hon. Treasurer), Mr. R. Baldwin (Hon. Secretary). Messrs. Lam Ming Fan, W. C. Felshow.

The question of utilising the old F. H. Loseby, C. E. Terry Central British School building for Gittins. J. M. Alves. E. Pestonji the Kowloon Junior School was and Mrs. E. W. Gardiner...

discussed and it was agreed to seek information regarding

The Hon. Secretary being delay ed by a professional engagement, (a) Number of pupils at present at the request of the Chairman, at Kowloon Junior School; his duties were undertaken by Mr.[(b) Number of pupils per class; C. E. Terry. Apologies for ab-|(c) Number of pupils refused or sence were received from Messrs.

postponed sämittance during Li Chor-chi, L. D'Almada e Castro, the year, and reasons; Jar, and A Cheung-

(d) Whether the accommodation at this school is considered adequate for present and future needs.

Disposal Of Building

A lengthy report was submitted by the Markets and Sanitation Sub-Committee on conditions in the recently developed area ad- jacent to Kowloon City. It was

It was further agreed that the stated that insanitary conditions

Association write to Government existed in this locality because of asking their intentions in regard the defective drainage. the dirty to the disposal of the old Central and insanitary conditions of the

British School namerous squatters' buts, the ob

It was also agreed to write the noxious, cultivation of vegetables Government asking that the lay- on land adjacent to residences and out of seats, plots, etc., on Chat- the accumulation of stagnantham Road be extended to include. water due to building development the present vacant area. without adequate provision for It was further agreed that the contingent drainage.

Deputy Superintendent of Police, Kowloon, be interviewed concernTM

sert to

Letter To Government

It was decided that the reporting European police supervision to form the basis of a letter to be prevent the misuse of the seats, the Government making etc... by coolies, and to stop objec- complaint and asking for the tionable practices prevalent after. abatement of these insanitary and dark. unhealthy conditions.

It was also 'decided to ask the Government why ro enquiry had been held following a drowning fatality last June in one of the pools in the area under discussion. A report from the Membership Sub-Committee made several re- commendations with a view to in- teresting potential members, Euro- pean and Chinese.

Historic

Sites

The Kowloon Sub-Committee reported that visit to Sung Wong Toi,

H.K. ARTISTS' GUILD

Permanent Showroom

Acquired

Display of the work of members a of the Hong

Kong Working

Flau Artists Guild can now be seen at

Wong Temple and Kowloon Walled their permanent showroom on the City had shown that the Associa-first floor of the Gloucester Build- They include oil-paintings tion's recommendations for im-ing. provement had been carried out by and water colours by Mr. Luis the Government. It was agreed Chan, Mr. Lee Byng, Mr. Pau Siu to write to the Government er You (a Chinese traditional artist), pressing appreciation and request-portraiture in oils and pencil, etc. ing that the two guns inside the by Mrs. A. N. Macfadyen and South Gate, said to date from the others. T'sing Dynasty, be afforded a suit- jable mounting.

Historic Places Arising from this report, the Sub-Committee was asked to draw up a list of places of historic in terest in Kowloon for submission to the Hong Kong Travel Associa tion with a view to its inclusion in their literature.

A. sub-committee was appointed to investigate and report on the bad condition of road surfacing in

Central Kowloon..

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