THE GOVERNMENT AND THE SANITARY BOARD'S RECOM-
MENDATIONS.`·.
nocotsmodation for the public, who at present Are in the habit of Waing the latrine in the market, a purposo for which the latter was pot intended,”
The following is the statement prepared, et the request of Mr. Edward Osborne, by the Medical Officer of Health and the Secretary of the Sauitary Board, showing the recommendations which the Board and its officers live malo during the past ten years in respect of addi- tional markets, public latrines and urinals, how far such recommendations bals, aux solved by the Board spleted in 1899.
out:--:
MARKETS./
RECOMMENDATIONS. Extension of Shauki. wan Market 1895.-It was rosoly el by the Board on 7th Novembor:-"Thatto plans now before the Bourd be adopted and that a lotter be addres. sed to the Hou. Colonial Secretary recommend. ing that His Excellency the Governor will be pleased to approve of early steps being taken tocarry out these neces- sary works."
1897.-It was resolv- ed by the Board on 30th September
That a
lotter ha addressed to the Colonial Secretary advising that a tem
try structure, us suggested by the Sout retary, beorected by the Public Works Depart ment as speedily s possible.
1909-It was resolv. ed by the Board on 2nd FebruaryThat the attention of the Government be direct ed to the following points raised in the re- port of the Colonial Veterinary Surgeon for. the year 1808;-
(d) the necessity for additional stalls at the Shaukhwan Market,” New Western Murkel. 1997-It was revoly- ed by the Board on 22nd April That in the opinica of the Board (a) Improved and extended market accommodation is ur. gently required in the vicinity of the Western eud Sayingpoon Mar
New Market for: Tailioklui. 1897.-It was resolve by the Board on 30th JunaThat the Board advises that
such a market building
38
is recommended by
the Auting Director
of Public Works in
his minute dated 18th
June.. 1897, be erected
at Talkolisni un speed-- ily as is practicable," Extension of Wanchai
Market.
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'REMARKS.
Carrier
Plans approved by Board, November, 1893 (vide subsequent recom. mendation of the Board ander.)
Completed.
Western Market ex. tensively repaired in 1897.
Latrine of Leighton's -Zill 1996-It was
8th October” That a letter be addressedīte, the Colonial Secmbry requesting that latrine of 12 seats bo erected at an early a date as practicable in the Innuediate vicinity of the existing small hatrinenear Lighton's hill Road."
Lure at Shel-
torin 1890,-
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solved la o iloard on 5th Novelabor- That letter bad. drossed to the Colonial Secretary requesting tbuit lutrine of 20 seats be greeted nt as early date as practicable in the im- mediale vicinity of tho sxisting dilapidated. structure joining the Rite of the old Slaugh. ter-house."(. .lotter of 21st January, 1898). Latrine ut Aplichen,
1896.It was re- solved by the Board on 19th November
That the report (con cerning the need for
4
publy constructed
chsu
Intrine at Apli-
in lieu of a dilapi- datel structure now existing there) be for- #arded to thus Colonial Secretary, and that the same time it bes urged how necessary it is in the interest of the public health, that the construction of public latrines in enit- able localities be pro- cooded with at
eurly
a date as is practic
Now Westera Mar- ket commenced in 1901, Plaris of Batying poonable.". Market approved by Board Gotober, 1895,"
Completed:
Recommended by Plans approved by special cogumittas ap Board, 11th June, 1901 pointed in consequence Estimate of $7,000 sp of recommendation proved and vote being made by B.B. in letter obtained to enable No. 22 of 19th January, work to be undertaken
1001:
New Marked at Kow-
1900.—It was resok Estimate of 381,000
loon Point, gen
Latrine of Koiri on Point.
1806.-It was re- solved by the Board on 17th December:- "That a letter be ade dreased to the Colonial Becretary pointing out the desirability of erect lug at an early, date a few public latrines at Kowloon Point.'
Latrine at Ship Street.
S.B. Letter of No- vomber 18th, 1897..
Urinal in neighbour. hand of Praya Ke-· clamation Offices. 1897.-It was ri solved by the Board on 2nd Decembor :---
One of Gents com-
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS MONDAY, SEPT. 2ND. 1901
Latring at function of
Poundland and Toi pingshan Street.
1899. It was re- solved by the Board on 30th June "La trinen.--That the Board specify two sites, oan at the junction of Pound Lano and Taipingshan Street for forty persons and one at the back of the Harbour Office for sixty persons, in accordance with the provisions of Section
of Ordinance 8 of. 1897." Latrines at Sookonpos [extension).
S. B. resolution of 20th July, 1899 (ap- provs in C. 8. 0. 1426/08),
1899. It was solved by the Bourd on July 20th-- That the Sanitary Board inform the Government in accord- ance with Section 3 of One of 40 seats ron Ordinance 8 of 1897 pleted, 1901.
that it desires the araction of four public latrines ou the sites named hereafter:-
(1) At the corner of, Queen's Rond West and Belcher's Lane East.
(2) At the junction of Shing Wong Street and Gough Street (No., 10 Gough Street).
(3) A junction of Pound Lane and Tai pingshan Street.
(4) On the Praya Reclamation near the junction of Wing Lok Streat with Praya Control."
1899. It was re. sofred by the Board on 9th November
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That the Board to. commend the erection. of a public latrine with 40 seats, on corner lot of Crown land in Taipingsbun bounded on the wost by Tank Lane gud on the south by Bridges Street," (S. B. Letter No. 141 of 11th Novem ber, 1899.)
1900. It was
re
solved by the Board on 13th January 1— "That the public arinal situated on the western boundary of the Hongkong Cricket Club Ground, which at present is an anti-
A
20 seat intring quated, insanitary, an obnoxious naisance, be built.
removed to a spot fur- ther westword and to the north of the City Hall."
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Permission has been the requested from military authorities to construct publie urinal underneath the Parade Ground and the proposal has been anb mitted to the War
That the correspon doncs (having reler rence to the need for a public urinal in lien of the one adjoining the Praya Reclamation Office. Offices) be transmitted to the Colonial Secre with a tary
госо
by the Board on approved, and $5,000 menflation that it he 27th September voted in 1801 for pre-referred to the Director
That in view of the paration of site.
increasing population
of Kowloon Point the
Government bo seked
to provide a market on
a convenient site for residents of thist lo- cality."
Additional Temporary Markets for City. 1901. It was resolv-
ed by the Board on 17th January.:-" That the Board beg to revom mend the Government 10ereot temporary mat shod markets on vae ant sites of Crown land in the City of Victoria,
or failing this to rent shops in suitable locali. ties for the sale of ment aud other food stuffs, and allow the existing licences for the sale of fresh meat and dish in tomestic buildings to lapse."
Additional Stalls for Sookonpoo Marteler
C. S... 9297/1900. B.B. letter No. 22 of 18th January, 1901 Eight Additional Stalls
to kuumati S.B. lester No. 116.
of Public Works tr
select a suitable die...
1900-It was resolved by the Board on May 10th That in for warding the report (of the Medical Officer of Health) to the Govern men, special attention be drawn to what is written by the Medical, Officer of Houlth ou page 2 under the bead ing-Publie Urinals.
1900-It was resolved for the urinal; and (2) A underground by the Board on 5th
urinat was consulerad | July
That in the opinion of the Board an under- ground urinal is most suitable for a publie convenience of this na
the tore in this
part of City." (8. B. letter No. 165 of December
Approved These will be wooden strac 12th 1897.) Inres, not matsheds. 1898-It was resolv. Estimate of $15,000 for two temporary markets ed by the Board on 19th
MayThat the at approved and vote betention of the Govern ing obtained to enaideront be invited to the work to be undertaken.representations made by the Sanitary Board in 1895 and following years, and this Board begs that provision be made in the Estimates for 1899 for at least two public latrines in the City, and that vote be taken annually for this service until the wants of the City in this respect are fully met."
Expenditure oppæ©Ÿ=" ed. Work in hud.
1893-It was resôl-
That the
by the D. P. W. to be Bourd recommend the impracticable,
ShipStreet latrine(20 seat built, as already mentioned; contract for a latrine (72 ments) ar ranged. but had to be abandoned on account of apposition by Po Leung Kok Society..
The following amounts appear in the Estimates" "for-1899, $5,000; 1900. $5,000; 1901 $17,000; 1902, $22,000,
:
One completed to ved by the Board on sotsi at Lighton's
Expenditureapprorad September: Hill, as already stated.
-
od, th May, 1901. Tunt u copy of the Work in hand.
LATRINES AND URINALS.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
Additional Lafrines
and Urinals.
1894-11 was carols
KEMARKS.
report of the Medical Officer of Health I
forwarded to the Go- together
verament,
The following ad-with a request that if ditional latrines were hamled over to the the Government cau-
ed by the Board on Boardin June, 1001 not see their way to
16th August That City Sookompoo erect more than two
in the opinion of this 18 t
Board the latring ac, Street, 23 seats; Ma
commodation of this theson Street, seats.
City is insufficient and Youmati-2 of 12 seats
additional public in- trines next year, three
two should be erected at Leighton's
Hill
that it would be advisone Hnnghou of Road and Sookonpao able for the Govern 12 soats each. Shan. instead of at Leigh- ment to build suitable kiwan 3 of 12 seats ton's Hill Road and and sutleient free pub. each Stanley--I of Kennedy Town as re- commended in C. 8. O. 1426/1898,"
lie latrines at an early seats. Aplicheu-2 date.
of 6 seats encli. To. kwaran-1 of 2 seats
1895.-It was vosoly,
ed by the Board OD Total 152 seats.
11th April (4)
That the Director of
Public Works be in- formed that the Board approves of the altera- tion in the latrine (st. Market) provided kept, as far as possible, attached to the old exclusively for the use Slaughter house at of the stall-holders in West Point left stand
Baiyingarine
A latrine of six sonts
tha market; (b) That ing as a public latrine representation be ad-
dressed to Government arging the provision
in the neighbourhoot
of themarket of latrine
Minate by D. P. W. in C. 8. O. 1098, 1899: "This being one of the rates which, by orier of the Secretary of State, has to alaud
1809.-It was resol- ved by the Board on 18th April That the Government be asked whether the work under this head (ed ditional free public over, Intrines) provided for st page 47 of the Estimates Item 12, two public Intrines. 85009, is being carried out and that the urgent necessity for additional Intrines be pressed on the Govern
ment (8. B Letter No. 48 of 23rd April, 1899)
Government to make
provision in the E-
timates for 1201 for the
following urgent san- itary works
This site was ab jeated to by the Po Loung Kuk. A la trine erected in Tank Lane in 1900 iu lieu thereof. The Harbour Offee site also objected te, and a latrine erected in Wing Lok Street in 1900 in lieu theroof.
I and that the small iron- ļjuriaal be removed."
1901. The Board agreed to recommend on 13th June that pro vision be mado in the Estimates for 1802 for teu urinals and four latrines.
Provision will be made in the Estimatos for 1992.
SPORTING AND OTHER NOTES.
I hear it has been suggested that the Race Club should take in a stretch of ground parallel with the road along the (North) East end of the Recreation Groand so as to make a better course for the mile races. A very excellent suggestion it is, and I hope the Committee of the Kaes Club will take it upand carry it through. Nearly completed (40 | As ull race goers know, the start here for the seats in ally.
milo is all on the turn and is just about as bad u place for a starting post as could be fonud; in fact it is quite impossible † get a fair start there, and no trouble should be spared in making a change for the better. In taking in the stretch of ground referred to, no other games would be interfered with and all the Hace' Club base to do is to level a track from the dressing shed of the Football Club to join the Couro. The length of the Becreation Ground is about a furlong, and with the additional 30 yards or so from the Recreation Ground to the Cours the mile ean be got in comfortably. This will give the Club about as good at mile course as they could wish for. 12.
Completed.
Completed.
Abandoned on
account of opposition
Completed
Completed (34 sonts),
(Vide romarks in con- nestion with Urinal in neighbourhood of Prays Reclamation attice.")
$5,000 for additional urinals and $12,000 for additional Istrinee pro- vided in the Entimates
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POLICE COURT.
Saturday, 30th August.
BEFORE MR. HAZELANIK
MCNAMARA EXTRADICTED. Inspector McNamara, who recently desoried from the police force at Singapore, was called ap before His Worship on Saturday that the latter might decide upon his extradiction to
Singapoto.
Chief Inspector Black, of the Singapore Police, was present with a warrant issued by the Singapore Police Magistrate, Mr. Groen,
His Worship after looking over the warrant, and having the prisoner identified by Inspector Black, granted the extradition under the re- fugee Act of 1881, and ordered defendant to be conveyed to Singapore to be dealt with.
THEFT OF GOLD WATCH, &C.
The Chinese saloon boy of a.s. Coptic was charged with stealing a gold watch, chain aud locket, valued at $100, from Mr. Hollier, a
passenger.
Mr. H. J. Rinder, master of the s. Coptic
being sworn, stated that the watch, chain and Lacket were missed on the 23rd April, while the ship was in Yokohama harbour. He identified the articles ne being the property of Mr. Helliog
Henry Spier, steward on the ss. Coptic testified to having found the watch in deten- daut's trunk.
P. 8. Sullivan stated that he found de fendant at 49, Queen's Road East, where his brother was said to lire. Defendant was in a room na the first floor. As witness entered he saw defendant hand to his brother the small tin box produced in Court. Witness took it and on opening it. Gund it to contain the gold chain and locket belonging to the watch found by second witness in defendant's | track.
Acensod stated that he had picked the articles
labout.
theft of two quart-bottles of olive oil, two boxes The next charge against the same man. was of toilet soup, and two tins of raisins.
The same witnesses os in the previous case were called. The steward identifying the articles stolen, saying they must have been taken daring this last trip.
Accused chained to have bought the oil in Japan, picked up the two boxes of soap, and taken the raisins to eat.
With so many walers in the Colony, would it not be possible to include a jumping competi tion in the next Gymkhana? Every one likes. He was sentenced to four months' hard to neu hareer jump; men who have a ut it all their Uses will turn round, to see a horse take fence. Many of these ponies will be found to be natural jumpers, and a pony measur ing 14.2 is quite expables of jumping nuything if it's a good one. Father O'Flynn, who won the Grand National, was only 15 hands. It would be quite feasible to put a swing gate on the exercising ring, a fight of rails, with a loose top bar, a flight of busind hunlles, and a will composed of woodan blocks could easily be put up and removed. The objection ms be raised that the ground is too hard to jump, but those | ponies come from a country where all the jump races are ran on ground like irou, and it is very seldom they ever break down. It is difficult to explain, but for some reason or other their legs and feet are far better than English horses.she Such a competition would be an excellent test for the riders, and I think would be appreciated by every one.
The Report and Accounts of the Cricket Club are out, and I think the Accounts might be made a little clearer by putting some of the Items under distinct headings and working with
columns instead of one. A few more details too might be giron in some cases, so that members may see at a glance how the money is spent, For example:
Refreshments. Tiffins ?? Tea at Cake ??..
Cricket.
Cost of gear...
$754.70
100.
$864.70
$658.38
for 1991. One latrine in course of construc tion with urinal accom- 'modation included, two others with similar ac-
-There is not much to be said about the 'commodation about to be undertaken and con accounts except that the item "Refreshments," tracts being prepared | 8854.70, is a heavy expenditure against receipts for three structures for entrance fees and subscriptions of $4,460, containing urinals only. I take it that the tes and cake supplied to the
Less unused stock on hand?? 200 458.38
fair sex does not amount to more than $100, which leaves $754.70 for tiffins. Great Soott ! $754.70 for tiffins! If the greater part of this sum had been saved for 10 years it would have gone a long way towards paying for a much needed new pavilion. It is all vary well- to entertain a visiting team, but to give free fortifits at the ordinary pick-up matches is placing a greater strain on the Club's resources than they can well stand--especially now when every dullar is wanted to put up a pavilion adequate to the size and requirements of the Club.
(1) Eight public $5,000 provided urinals on the sites urinals. recommended by the Boardin C 8.01271/00
(2) Four additional One completed, one public latrines' S.B. in progress and two latters of 1th June. about to to be under 1998, 26th Novembur. takon.
the
1896, and 15th June, 190). Intrine at Corner
Western Street and Second Street. 1900.It was re- Complied with. (Vide solved by the Board on Government Notifica. 19th July-Tha tion of 1st March; the Sanitary Bourd beg 1900.) to recommendl Gove unent to publish in the Guzelte English and Chinese in accor lance with Ortlin- ance of 1597 the following sites apor which it is intended to erect public latines:
(1) On the North side of a portion of Crown land eitunted at the earner of Western Street and Бесом? Street, 40 seuts.
(2) On a portion of Crown Land situati
at the East end of Hing Wan Street, 20 seats
(3) On a portion of Crown land inthe rill- aga of Tai Hang at the corner of Cooper Street and Shepherd Street, 40 seats.
(4) On a portion of Crown landsbutting on Kennedy Street, Yau- mati, and lying to the north of K.LL. 1085, 40 seats."
Brick Urinals opposite Canton Wharf. 1901.It was resoly
Contract being pre ed by the Board on pared. Plan approved
6th FebruaryThat by Board.
the Board recommend
the Government to erect a brick urinal with not less than six recesses in the in mediate neighbourhood of the Cautor Wharf,
*་
I wonder when Ping Pong" will" catch on in the Colony. The reason that it has not dous so up to date is probably due to the fact that there has been a difficulty in obtaining the game, bat. I understand that Messrs. Kelly and Walsh have sent home some time since for a consignment of boxes. I have no doubt that when once people are able to obtain the gume they will be as ping pong mad us they are or were a short time ago at home in all renks of society. It is a good game and one in which ladies can compete on aqual terms with men; it requires a keen eye and a delicate touch. For the information of those who may not yet lave sevu the game played, I anggest that the table should be from 8 foot to 9 feet long and the breadth
His Worship sentenced him to an additional month of hard labour, the sentences to run consecutively.
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Mr. Rinder, the waster of the gleamer when evidence, wished to put in a written giving statement by the owner of the stolen article, as herself 'had' had to leave for. Manila on Friday evening.
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Accused claimed to have found it ten years ago. He was sentenced to pay a fine of $75 or to go to gaol for two months.
The receiver of the stolen chain and locket, the brother of the thief, was sentenced to twi months' hard labour.
BEFORE MR. KEMP.
RECKLESS DRIVING.
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They were fined $10 or three weeks' im- prisonment acch.
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Those of our friends at home who were for- tunate enough to journey to Sandown to witness the Eclipse Stakes, saw probably a finish which was unique in the annals of racing. The winner, Epsom Led, owned by Mr. Kincaid and purchased from Lord Robebery for 1,030 sover- eigns, was ridden by the South American jockey Gomez, and so fast did he travel that in the last part of the journey "he galloped out of his saddle!" and his jockey rode a baro:backed finish and won by theed, keeping his saddle on the horse's back with his right hand-e truly wonderful performance. Jockeys of the present day seem to be able to dispense with suddles altogether, and the old-time idea of sitting down to rido is quite out of date so for a flat racing is concerned:
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