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THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24th, 1928.
DEATH OF DR. ALICE
HICKLING.
FUNERAL ON SATURDAY,
MANY HOURNERS IN THE CEMETERY.
The death of Dr. Alice Hickling in the Peak Hospital early on Saturday morning came as a great shock to a very large circle of friends and is a serious loss to the Colony-
Dr. Hickling had been ill for some time past and although it was not expected that she would regain complete health and strength, she had been out and about during re cent weeks. The end came sudden ly after two or three days in hos pital. Dr. Hickling only returned from Home lears last year.
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A Carter Of Service.
DW. To, Professor L Forster, the Rev. F. W. P. Alex- ander, Liut-Col, T. A. Robertson, Messrs. B. Wylie, J. D. Danby, J. M. Me Butchon, W. G. Goggin J. Thayer, C. a Stark,.. Currie, S. B. B. McElderry, J., H. Hunt, P. D. Wilson, M. F Ker, H. J. Lamb, J. Wattie, N, Y. Currie, C. Wilson, A. Calvert, C. R. IL Young, G. W. Sellars, G. Mellis, C. P. James, H. Owen Hughes, Ho Kwong, Lo In Nia, and Tang Shia Kin.
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DEFENDANT DISCHARGED:
WITNESS FINED."
YOUNG COUPLE'S STAY AT A BOARDING HOUSE.
FAILURE TO ENTER GIRL'S
NAME IN REGISTER.
The licensee of the Hong Kong Boarding House was summoned be fore Major C.. Willson--at the Central Magistracy for failing to enter on his register the name of
Wreaths. Wreaths were sent by members of the family and H.E. Mr. W. T. and Mrs, Sauthorn, Mr. and Mrsa Chinese lodger who stayed from H. B. L. Dowbiggin, Messrs. F. D. September 17th to 19th. Tracy, R. H. Kotewall, Sir Eric and Lady Stuart Taylor, Mr. and The summons followed the visit Mrs. R. M. Dyer, Mewers, S. B. B. of Sergeant H. McKay who went Elderry, Currie, Thomson, Hto the Boarding House "to check
H U. Ireland, A. J. Mar, Babhriuge, R. Hancock B James, R. M. Chaloner, H. G the register. He found a girl in a room on the second floor whose Barrill, J. M. MeHutchon, R. M.
name had not been entered in the W. Henderson, E. Newhouse, G
Hotel register. The Hotel mana- Sellars. J: D. Danby, M. K. Lo, T. S. Morrison, B. Wylic. W. Ager was sent for and later o aum Butterfield, H. Griffis, R. B. Chap-mon issued by the Secretary of nell, E., Leong, R. A. C. North, Chinese Affairs,
G. W. C. Burnett, C. R. Wilson,
Married In Hong Kong. Much sympathy is felt. for Mr. C. 0. Hickling (her busband) of Messrs. Butterfeld & Swire. They were married in Hong Kong some 14 years ago, Mr. Hickling being the son of a former pastor of the Union Church, Kennedy Road.
The late Dr. Hickling came to the Colony as a Medical Missionary before her marriage and as Pr. Black, P. K. Kwok Clement, Dr. man were in the room when the Sibree was on the staff of the Alice and Mts W. BA Moore, Dr. police officer arrived." Witness Memorial and Afiliated Hospitals, T. Smalley, Dr. H. Balean, Dr. stated that on the 17th she. rang F. Clark, Dr. G. M. Harton, Dr. for the room boy and naked if her she also held a Government appoint-J. E. Dovey, Dr. E. W. Kirk, ment in connection with the Tung T. C. Wong, Dr. S... W. To, name had to be registered, but was Wah, Kwong Wah and Than Yuk Col. and Mrs. T. A Robertson, told that it was not necessary.
Rev. and Mrs. J. K. Maconachie, Hospitals and Chinese public dis- Miss La K. Rayner, Cressie and
Under cross-examination by Mr.
pensaries
Machael Hunt, Mrs. G. V. Stab Hugh Jones, who appeared on be bings and Miss Stabbings, Nurses half of the licensee of the hotel, Ngan, Lam Yut Yung Lam King had given & wrong name for the Cheung
Chau. Kong, Lam Tut witness admitted that her fiance Foog, Mrs and Misses Blair, Miss Pakenham Walsh, Mrs. F. hotel register. Maitland, Mrs. V. M. Bond, Messrs.
Suen Yu Yut, the fance said W. G. Lamb. C. H. Blason, A. E. Superintendent of Midwives On Wood, G. P. Lammert, H. C. Resker, that he was a student at the October 5th, 1923, she was appoint. 8. Brown, Dr. J. Morrison, Alexandra School, Kowloon. "He ed Assistant Medical Officer in Sir Shou-son Chow, Dr. E. L de had known the girl for a year but Sonia, J. H. Little. A. Parkes, Charge of Native Hospitals and Key C. Young, V. R. Harrison, was not formally married to her, she continued her duties there until the Hon. Mr. E R. Hallifax, Dr. although they had been living to very recently in spite of ill health. E. Kotowall Dr. Weng Kwok gether. Witness contradicted him- Kuen, Messrs. Y. Y. Lee, Wo Hay During the War she acted as Tong. Mok Kon Sang, Mok Woo self: several times while giving Secretary to the Sanitary Board Lo. Chan Kim Cho, Tam Yuen evidence and was severely repri and then as Medical Officer of Chuen Ho Kom Tong, Lo Cheung manded by his Worship. Witness Kue. Ho Kwong, Lam Fuk Fong. For her public services, Li Yau Tsan, Tang. Shiu Kiu and said that the girl had written to the honour of Member of the Most Fu Yuk Cheung....
him and he had met her on the Excellent Order of the British
river-boat; then he said they met at the Boarding House. Even
ordered.
E. Mitchell, C James W. B. The girl in question giving Marshall, A, M Bowes-Smith, A. evidence, said that she was 17 years H. Gillingham G. Goggin of age. She arrived from Canton E. Lammert,
Bell, P. S. Cassidy, J. & hell, & Draps on the 17th instant and went to field. P. Todd S. Cookes, A. R. the Hong Kong Boarding House Sutherland, G, Peeros de Martin, where she met her fiance and stay- G. B. Dunnett, J. Wattie, C. C.
room. She continued to Stark, K. E. Greig, Owen Hughes ed in his and family, A. R. H. Phillips, J. stay with him the gëxt day and L. Adams, NL H. Railton, Con the 19th her fiance and another G. Alabaster, T. E. Pearce, C._C..
Dr. Alice Hickling continued in private practice after her marriage and later, on May 1st, 1978. sho
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1913 she had but recently begun private practice. She was then a diligent and dependable Church worker, and so she continued all
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The Nobles Of All Callings" the Hedical and Nursing Staff of the witness to pay a fine of 8550 The words used by H... the the Kwong Walt Hospital, Dires at in default to serve four weeks'
fors of the Kwong Wah Hospital, Officer Administering the Govern the Branksole Towers Mess Than ment in his address to the St. John Yuk Hospital, the Director of Ambulance Brigade last Friday Medical and Sanitary Services and Officers of the Medical Department, might well be taken as Dr. Hick- The Head and Officers of the Sani ling's epitaph "That noblest of tary Department, the Committee of all callings," he said, the alleyis the Tung Wah Hospital, the Pré- tion of Human Suffering." They Board, the Matron and Sisters of sident and member of the Sanitary must have been recalled by the the Peak Hospital Railway Divi Women's Nursing Division as they sion of the St. John Ambulance stood by her graveside little more Brigade, Officers, N.0.0.'s and men than 24 hours later. For Dr. Hick of the Kowloon Division of the through these years, never shirking ling never spared herself in her St. John Ambulance Brigade, As- desire to help others. She was for sistant Medical Officer of Schools, a duty, never missing an opportu some years a member of the Mid- the
of the Union pity, ready to help and serve in
The message states that the vessel the most various ways and finding
which ran the gauntlet was the 's... wives Board and when on September Church, Chinese Y.M.C.A. Division
Chinkwang belonging to the Asiatic 12th her letter of resignation from of the St. John Ambulance Brigade, more time for that in her busy life than most who possess abundant the Board of Education (of which the Members of the Board of Edu leisure. I shall never forget the in
Petroleum Co. She was fired upon she was an original member) was cation, the Staff of the Alice valuable support which she, with enjoyable functions ever held in above Wushan. The Chinkwang One of the most successful sad by bandite when about fifteen miles read many spontaneous and heart Memorial and Affiliated How felt tributes to her usefulness were pitals, Members of the Boldiers friends, gave to all our efforts to vice Men's Association took place in the message as to any damage her husband and a few other the premises of the Ex-Active Ser was hit, but no reference was made paid by those present. She was Christian Association, members of help and entertain men of the on Saturday night when the mem- sustained. Armed guards on the Lady Divisional Superintendent of the London Mission, the Central both the Victoria and YWC.A. Public Dispensary, and the Officers and army in days when pracbers assembled for a supper in Chintuang returned the fire.
Helly nothing was done in that bonour of their President, Lt. Col. nursing divisions of the St. John and Members of the St. Joseph line except by a few of us in the F. Hayley, Bell, D.S.O., who is Ambulance Brigade and an Hon. Division of the St. John Ambul Churches I recall also how she shortly leaving the Colony, and at orary Serving Sister of the Order unce Brigade.
took up the Sunday School at which recognition was made of the Col. Hayley Bell made a stirring In a reply, full of interest, L.- of the Hospital of St. John of
time of difficulty, uncertain in her valuable services he has rendered Jerusalem, and had always taken
own mind whether it would prove to the Association. A pory happy appeal to the Association to make a deep interest in the welfare of
to be in her line or not. the Union Church, Kennedy Road,
time was spent and after supper a and the New Territories Evangeli-
The enterprise closest to her convert followed which did not end Day-which will be the tentha Preaching at the Union Church, heart, I think, was our New until a late hour.
greater success than it has ever sation Society.
been before. It was not only up to Kennedy Road, the Rev. J. Kirk Territories Mission. That is a work Dr. Alice Deborah Dickling (née Maconachie said yesterday morning she thoroughly believed in and in Committee member, piped the hers of the Association together Pipe Major Mackie (R.O.S.B.), the Committee to bring all mem Sibzee), M.B.E., Hon. Serving the course of an eloquent tribute which she helped greatly, one had President into the premises shortly that day, but also as many of the Sister of the Hospital of St. John to the late Dr. Hickling... almost said indispensably, all these of Jerusalem, L.B.C.P., L.R.C.S. (Edinburgh), LE.P. and S., was
The passing of our dear friend years. Though she' ceased to be a before 8.30 and over thirty sat public as possible. They could con born on November 18th, 1878, and and fellow-member Mrs. A, D separated missionary she never lost around the table. Service and sider it success, if they could was, therefore, little short of 52 Hickling, is in all our minds this her missionary zeal. Greatly and catering were in the hands of the get two hundred at the Cathedral, years of age at the time of her morning, and it is but fitting that eagerly as she worked for the Hong Kong Hotel. An excellent three hundred at the Cenotaph and five hundred at the Armistice Day a few words of grateful apprecia Chinese in medical and nursing meal being provided.
Among those present besides the Dinner. Already several of the. tion and loving remembrance should matters she had no illusion about Be spoken in this Church from Western knowledge ever uplifting President were:Mr. H. J. Pearce most prominpht periphages of the Saturday evening were nurses from whose worship and ordinances, China spart from the knowledge Vice-President), Mr. E. S. Carter Colony had signited their intention
(Chairman), Mr. R. J. Hunt (Hon, of being present. the Government Civil Hospital, even almost to the last, she was of God in Jesus Christ ill ever Secretary), Mr. H. A. Rodgeri, Taan Yuk, Kwong Wah and Tung she had deeply at heart.
seldom absent, and whose welfare
forget the gallant spirit with which Capt Laurenson, D.S.G., Lieut. Was Hospital, members of the Y.W.C.A., former qurses of the Our Colony had no citizen more she met the distress and disability Tobin, and Lt. Col. Boyd (Queen's
of these past months, and even to Begt), Nethersol Hospital and woman useful or more willing to spend
on amazing extent surmounted Capt. Laurenson (former Presi. transport section of the St. John and be spent in the activities for them in pursuit of her cherished dent) proposed the toast of "The Ambulance Brigade, as well as the which her training and experience, duties to within a few days of the King" which was duly honoured. Divisione of the St. John Ambul- and especially her knowledge of
Club's Tribute, ance Brigade, including the Rail- the Chinese language and populand. From the first she faced the
probability that the end would not On behalf of the members, Mr. way, Indian, Shaukiwan, Mangkok, tion, peculiarly qualified her."
be long delayed, faced it without gearre paid a tribute to the Presi King's College, St. Joseph, Kowloon But we who knew her here can flinching: though stricken down in dent in the course of which he said account of their Armistice Day End Transport Divisions.
go deeper than all that. We can the vigour of a vigorous and till that Lt. Col. Hayley Bell had begn Dinner which would show it to The Mourners, • .
make mention, and to-day we ought then a healthy life.
The end came as she would a member since the inception of have been a huge success greater The chief mourners were Mr. to do so, of the Christian faith C. C. Hickling, Mr. J. W. C. which inspired all her good works have had it come, whilst she was the Club and had always watched so than ever. Then thanking Bonner brother-in-law Mr. J Land added the grace of loving still in harness, indeed expecting its interests. Lt. Col. Hayley Bell everyone present for the pleasure Bonnar, nephew. The Rev. J. Kirk kindness to her firm and energetic to resume-for-a-time the work she had been member not only with of the evening he wished their all
character. Miconachie officiated.
loved, to cut her off from which the local Association, but also of That faith was not obtruded. would never have been a kindness similar Association in Bhanghai good-bye and good luck."!
Joncert Amongst those present were:...... Capt. Whyte (A.DC to H.E, the neither was it concealed. It was but the reverse Their President had done a freat
In every respect, in the daily deal for exactive service men in A capital concert was given and others, who contributed Officer Administering the Govern just there, a solid and well-pro- ment) the Colonial Becretary (the duced reality, central to her whole work of life as also in Christian tas part of the world and hed among Hon. Mr. E. Hallifa, O.B.E., life, as those who best knew her faith and hope, she was among done everything he fold to help items were Sgt. Watts (K.0.8.B.), CM.0.), the Hon. Mr AE were well aware. The daughter of those who are faithful unto death them to keep the tag flying Bgt. Potts (K.0.8.B.), Pipe Major Wood, the Hon. Mr. R. As distinguished missionary, Dr. and from whom is bestowed the Mr. Pearce asured the President Mackie (KO.8.). Mr. A. Tark North, the Hon. Mr. J Orch Sibres, of Madagascar, she cams Crown of life, which, in our Chris that if he returned E.ASMA. buck, and Mr. P. Condon, Hughes, Dr. H. Balean, Dr. Where to serve in the London Mission tian view, is the appointment to would accord him a hearty wel Great credit is due to Mr S. 4. Roberts who was responsible för M. Koch. Dr. J. Morrison, Pr. W. Hospital, and when I arrived in higher service.
the organisation of the supper. May we also be of their number! B. A Moore, Dr. E. W. Kirk, (Continued on nest Golubin).
death.
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