CRICKET NOTES.
DOUBLE SUCCESS FOR THE
HK.C.C.
LOCAL FOOTBALL.
H.MLS. BRUCE v. RAF.
The Airmen put up a good fight The victory of the "Club first against a stronger team, but were cleven over the Navy has given udable to avert defeat. Play was them the Shield in the First Divi well contested but the Brus team sion. It was however a most dis were always masters of the situa appointing game, although the Chibtion and would have won by a were at their strongest, with the exception of T. E. Pearce, while the Navy were only short of Single. ton. It was however a big short. age, as he is by far their most reliable bat, and, but for his "day on unluckily corresponding with
heavier margin but for a fire dis- play by Jarvis in the Air Force geal. Murray scored for the sailors After 6 minutes play and later. Capener turned the ball into his
THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, MARCH 1st, 1929.
HOME FOOTBALL.
ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH
CUP MATCHES.
TO-MORROW'S FIXTURES.
Interest in soccer at Home to morrow will be mostly confined' to the four matches in the last rounds before the semi-finals in the English Cup and Scottish Cup competitions Only the two sections in Division
BETTER SCHOOLS
FOR KOWLOON.
cidence of small-pox. A sum of 8372 has already been expanded in respect of work done during the second half of December, 1928.
Wireless Development. _ Post Office: Other Charges, SA, Rent of Branch Office, Kowloon City $420.
A CONTRACT FOR SALT HERRINGS.
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WHY IT WAS RESCINDED.
NEWSPAPER. RUMOUR OF
INSOLVENCY,
LAWN TENNIS.
FINCHERS SUCCESSFUL.
(CONTINUED FROM PAGE 4). REDMOND AND HALE WIN.
The Attorney General pointed out A few matches were decided that the new Ordinanco re-enacts yesterday afternoon in the Hong the main provisions of the existing Kong Cricket Club Annual Tour Ordinance which, briefly, transfer vote was approved to meet the rent nament. Weather conditions were red all balances and monies remain-provision had been made in the Wood, at the Summary Court not favourable, but neverthelessing in the hands of the Government some good tennis was seen. Rad- or its afficers to the general revenue mond and Hale, a strong British of the Colony, combination, featured in an inter-
As it is possible that persons may appear even after, the laps of many years, provision is made in two ways in which they can pro petition, and (b) to the Governor and the Legislative Council on any moral ground.
The premises for new Kowloon City branch post office were rented from November 1st, 1993.
This
for the current year for which no Estimates. The above is to be part ly met from savings under Rent of ranch Office Shamshuipo and Aberdeen.
the date of the game, there might the ganie on resuming, but for the teams are now all out of the Cup and won as expected. The Chinese duce claims: (a) in the Courts by Cheung Sha Wan 830,000.
have been a much closer contest, At it was the Navy batting crashed, badly, with no one to stiffen it Parkhurst, Baker, Norris and Stan- ley alone reached double ɓgures, and the side were out for the miser- able total of 88. Wales, who is bowling very well just now, got. A for 23, and Dobbie 5 for 41. They are easily the two most dangerous bowlers in the Colony at the pre- Dobbie always seems to deserve more wickets than he gets, and I fancy it is because he cannot 'control his swing, which either comes across so much that it misses overything, including the bat, or does not corne
enough and gets put away to leg. But if he could contrive to send down a larger per centage of balls on the wicket ho would be even more dangerous.
Bent
The Club lost Evers, Hayward and Bonnar cheaply but Quick, Owen Hughes, Parker and Dobbie
own goal..
Halftimes H.M.S. Bruce 2.III of the English League have aesting Open Doubles match against full programme for the day as their Ho Wai Hing and Chiu Tsun Chiu B.A.F. 0.
pair, however, put up a creditable competition.
In the English Cup series Black-performance and at one stage up burn and Aston Vills, both playing poured likely to extend the match at home, appear to be certainties for the semi-final round to be play-to five sets. The final score was
The Airmen had rather more of sailors Taylor scored Plunkett eb tained a point for the Airmen.
Result
H.M.S. Bruce R.A.F.
RA. . H.M.S. HERALD.
Flayed at Happy Valley, this Inter-service Junior Competition game failed to produce good foot hall. R.A. deserved their win being slightly the better side.
Half-time: RA 1, E.MS Herald o
ed on March 23rd. West Ham 6-3, 6-2, 3-6 and 7-3 in favour of
Bromwich
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The proposed Ordinance also con- tained legal provisions.
It passed the first reading without discussion.
The reason why a contract for salt herrings was rescinded was told to the Puisne Judge, Mr. Justice J. yesterday, when Lee Beng Kes, im- port merchant, of No. 87, Des Voeux Road West, brought an ac tion against Messrs Silva-Netto and Company for alleged breach of contractPlaintiff claimed 91,000 from the defendants because they had failed tants because boxes,, each of 420 lbs., of dried salt herrings.
Mr. F. H. Loseby appeared for the plaintiff and Mr. Leo d'Almada was for the defendants.
Public Works, Extraordinary New Kowloon, Communications. widening Castle Peak Road to 60 feet width and filling in areas at 820,000 was provided by Supple- mentary Vote for this work in 1928, of which, owing to delay, in com- mencement, only 89,200 was er
Outlining his cass, Mr. Loseby pended. Owing to the work proving said that one of the terms of the less expensive this was expected it
contract was that the goods should is anticipated that there will be a saving on the original estimate of be shipped by the ss. Tyndareas 80,300 and a revote of $11,500 only and delivery taken by the plaintift within seven days. The vessel: ar- was approved. No provision was rived on November 20th or 27th,
Vote made in the Supplementary
Last A representative of the or in the "1029 Estimates for sur plaintiff called on the defendants fating the road. This is estimated on November 28th and made en- to cost $18,500 and it is considered desirable to carry out the work quiries about the herrings in order to be able to make arrangements this year. An additional supply for taking them over. He was told cost of surfacing was approved...
and that he would be notified in Public Works, Extraordinary due course. Hong Kong, Miscellaneous, Wire- less Telegraphy Expenditure on Buildings and Plant to effect neces "sary improvements 820,880.
The Council then considered the Jury Lists in camera.
Later, the Finance Committee approved supplementary expendi ture amounting to 883,850. Of this sum over 820,000 is required for improvements to the Colony's wire less service, while 820,000 is requir-
Details of the votes were 19. provements at Castle Peak. follow:-
The struggle was waged chiefly to carry out a League fixture but play badly at all, but the British /ed in connection with the road im- 830,000 covering the revote and the that the steamer had not arrived
in midfield after the interval, in cidents of note being few and far between.
Hearle and Allar scored the goals.
Result:
R.A... HIM.S. Hald........... 0
9.
United have a slightly better Redmond and Hale. League record this season than their Play opened at a fast pase and opponents, and although away to snappy exchanges brightened the Portsmouth they should win. Hud-match All the four indulged in dersfield are the guests of the only hard hitting at which Hale and Second Division team in the com- Redmond, who found their form petition," West
and very soon after the start, excelled. Albion, and they also sbould By dint of some fine play they secured the first two sets com survive.
Celtic and Motherwell were duefortably. Their opponents did not by a coincidence they appear the pair combined very well, placing same day in the fourth round of accurately and scoring often at net the Scottish Cup Celtic should play. win together with St. Mirren who are at home to Aberdeen. Rangers are expected to put up a heavy score against Dundee United, In the remaining match, Kilmar favour than Raith Rovers.
The full programme is as under:
F.A. CUP MATCHES.
Sixth Bound.
The
all came off with the bat and the (Continued at foot of next column.) nock, playing away, stand more in
final score was 203 for 8 wickets. Baker was not so successful as usual, and Large was the Navy bowler on figures...
Blackburn R. Aston Villa Pertsmouth
only 64 to get to win, thanks to their opponents' bad collapse in Second Complete the Double.
batting. Jex, who seems to be just The Club Second were up against in and out of the first eleven, got the Navy Second and had little difficulty in beating rather a weak. and Macaskill still can use the bat to advantage, as he collected 44. side. The Sailors only got 52,
He will be a very useful acquisi-West Brom. A. while the Club got to 120 for 9. Armstrong laid the foundations of tion for K.C.C. II. if he can play
at all regularly. their win with a useful 27, while Summers and Vallack also scored over 20. Waters, with 4 for 2, was the only Navy bowler to do himself justice.
out.
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Bolton W. Arsenal,
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2.
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West Ham U. Huddersfield.
THE "SCOTTISH CUP.
The Police developed unexpected. batting ability, scoring 207, after getting the Electric out for 76.
and Celtic Meadows, Hunter, Noonan nil did well, while Lacey Rangers
Randle
had 3 wickets for eleven.
Kermani seems to be in good form. with the bat now and got 44 out of 171 for 9 made by the Univer sity second eleven. The RAS.C only got 64, out of which Wingfield, whose name the scorer weekly spells differently, got 25. (The last sentence does not by the way con- tain a misspelling!).
As I anticipated Recreio won in very low scoring match. Sousa's nine for thirty-one was a very useful analysis.
Friendlies.
Fourth Round.
St. Mirren Raith Rovers
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Motherwell. Dundee United. Aberdeen. Kilmarnock.
ENGLISH LEAGUE..
Division I, Birmingham
r. Manchester U. v. Sheffield U. Derby Manchester C. Leeds U. Wednesday. v. Bary.
Cardiff. Sunderland
Division II.
Barnsley. Blackpool Bradford Bristol C. Chelsea Clapton 0. Grimaby Notts For. Stoko Swansen
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The victory of both club teams has been thoroughly well deserved. As a matter of fact neither has yet finished their programme, but noither team is likely to lose the one immaterial match remaining It is not a surprising victory either. Beside the large range of talent on which the Club can draw among civilians there are several Army officers-all just about Interport aise from time to form-who time. At full strength the first find it..difficult to know whom to leave Although Pearce was away last Saturday, the Club were bat
Civil Service drew with Kowloon ting right down to number ten! But I have no doubt that the Club and were very lucky to do so. could have won comfortably without Brace was in excellent form with the the assistance of the Army officers.bat and played a really good Their bowling, even without Debbie, innings The Civil Service bowling is very useful, while the hatting is and fielding was off colour, though in places brilliant and always solid, the only two wickets which fell were due to pretty useful catches. The Second Eleven have not had such an easy journey, and they have If the C.S. had not kept on Ed- generally won because if someone monds and Kelly until 60 was on the board the second bowlers might did not come off, someone else did. Summers has been useful in the have had some sort of a chance. bowling line and has got runs-28 But it's a dog's life being a bowler has Vallack. Divett and Armstrong for the Civil Service. There are so Charlton also batted weli. Reid has done many of them that no one knows Coventry some useful bowling. The team what is going to happen. But 1.Exeter have pulled through largely an team sincerely trust that Ling, who is Luton work and have much to thunk now skipping the side, will not allow Merthyr Gillingham for the way in which he his modesty to prevent his going Northampton has held together side whose on frst. He is much better than Norwich personnel has changed a good deal Kelly in my opinion, and tho' Southend
they should not how together, from time to time."
Kelly might be more useful as an early change, say with 2 up for Ashington. no wicket.
On reading through these remarks again, I feel it as well to make it quite clear that there is not the slightest suggestion that the Club are not absolutely entitled to play the Army Officers both technical and the sporting point of Doubles
view.
from
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The Diocesan School were only three runs behind Craigengower and played a very plucky game. W. H. Kwan will be heard of in local cricket in the future if he sticks to it and remains in the Colony.
-To-morrow's Games.
1.
v. Southampton.
v. Middlesbro'
Reading
v. Wolves.
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V.
認
T.
Oldham
Port Vale. Tottenham.
Notts C.
Hull
Preston.
Division III. (Southern).. Bournemouth v. Queen's P.R.
v. Bristol R. Brentford Brighton
D. Torquay.
v. Crystal Pal.
v. Walsall.
v. Gillingham. ̧
v. Watford.
Fulham.
U.
J
v. Newport. Swindon. v. Plymouth. Division II. (Northern).
v. Accrington.
v. Lincoln.
.. Halifax.
Barrow Chesterfield Darlington Doncaster." Nelson
Rotherham
* Bradford C.
#. Carlisle..
U.
New Brighton. Tranmere. Rochdale
Crewe... Southport
t. Wigan. South Shields + Hartlepools. Wrexham e. Stockport.
SCOTTISH LEAGUE.
It is at first sight a curious fact that frequently during the last few
The fact that the Club havo years, the same Club has had its triumphed in the Shield will not rob first and second elevens at the head to-morrow's First Division games of their respective divisions.
of any of their interest for the 1924-5 the Civil Service won both various sides are all keen on their The Navy shields, last year University bad a
play University. On the general Ayr. double success, and now the Club position in the table. has also brought off the same feat. ran University should win as they Cowdenbeath Probably it is not purely fortuitous, are a better balanced side. But Hibernians There is a great deal in "Morale"
am never sure about that Navy
in cricket and a good first eleven side. Suther (I hope I spell him increases the keenness of the second correctly) had a touch of water on and puts their tails up considerably. At least this seems to be the only the knee last week. He is a useful if somewhat agricultural left hand
drnw
logical conclusion to explain the bat and a really good wicket-keeper. fact that it has happened three he and Singleton can play, as times in the last five seasons, and well as the regulars, I anticipate a I think possibly before that once.
Kowloon should beat the Gunners The only other match in the First but I'm not so sure about it. Brace Division was that between the will find it a little harder to get Gunners and the Chinese R.C. and runs if the Gunners have both the the former won easily..
Other League Matches.
: Division L
v. Clyde.
v. Hearts
v. Queen's Park.
LEAGUE RESULTS.
(THROUGH REUTER'E AGENCY.)
LONDON, Feb. 27th. Playing at home in Division L of the Scottish League to-day, the Airdrieonians defeated Ayr United by three goals to nil.
The Chinese settled down in the third set and by mixing up their shots judiciously, they began to pule Redmand and Hale, who found it hard to control the ball. Steady play, and good lobbing toned the game. in favour of the Chinese. The fourth and last set was the best of the match and an interesting struggle was seen in which the British pair showed up extremely well in an uphill fight. Losing the first game, Ho Wai Hing and Chiu Tsun Chiu led at 2-1, 3-2, 4-3 and 6-3. Redmond and Hale made is 5-4 and in the tenth game the Chinese were three times within point of winning the set, but the former pair defended determinedly and equalised, 5 all, eventually wianing the set at 7-5, for the
match.
The Fincher Brothers had little difficulty in qualifying for the second round by beating Marton and Owen Hughes Hard hitting was seen throughout. The winners showed better combination and time and again broke up their oppon ents' game. For the losers, Marton, who showed good knowledge of the game, played the better.
Several other matches were alsa decided, the results of
which follow :-
RESULTS.
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Open Boubles. Lt. Hale and F. A. Redmond beat Ho Wai Hing and Chiu Tsun Chiu 6-3, 6-4, 3-6, 7-5.
E. C. Fincher and E. F. Fincher beat O. E. C. Marton and H. Owen Hughes 6-2, 6-2, 6-1.....
Umb Championship.
R. K. Valentine beat J. A. Sum- mers 8-6, 6-4.
Handicap Doubles.
H. J. Armstrong and J. G. Lawrie (owe 4/6) beat C. A L. Plummer and J. S. McEachrin (owe 3/8) 7-5, 6-4.-
R. P. Moodie and M. D. Scott (rec. 3/8) w. o. from F. A. Merry and O. E. Holmes (owe 3/6).
TO-DAY'S MATCHES. Open Singles. Luk Ding Cheung
. Chiu Tua Chiu.
Lai Kwong Trun . Y. Sajiki.
Open Doubles
"..
Major Lucas and Dr. Tottenham r. H. Lo and Iu Tak Cheuk.
Plaintiff's representative again Public Work, Extraordinary:
called on November 30th and ten- Hong Kong, Buildings, New. Porch
dered 810,500 in payment for the to C.S.Q. Building $1,000.
Defendants refused to so goods A vote of 82,500 was approved on A vote of $91,440 was approved
Later on the same day, Mr Löseby himself accom December 20th, to meet the cost of in August last to meet the cost of sept payment.
for improving the a motor approach and porch to the the scheme Western Entrance of the C.S.O. Colony's W/T. service. The work panied the representative to defen- building. There was insufficient was immediately put in hand and dants office and again tendered Lee Yik Sum, a salesman in time to complete the work before the new building together with two payment, but it as again refused. end of the year and a revote of the wireless masts has been erected ad-plaintiff's firm said that his firm
to The Eyrie " "Peak. amount unexpended, viz. 81,000 was jacent
Good progress was made by the entered into, na agreement with the approved.
Public Works Extraordinary end of the year, the expenditure to defendants on October 1st for the Kowloon, Buildings, Conversion of December 31st, 1998, being about cargo to be re-sold to Fook Kee went to defendants office twice, Park Side for School purposes and 820,560 and a révote of the amount at 88.70 per pical. Accordingly he unexpended, tis. $20,880 was ap-
once with Mr. Eoseby, to make pay furnishing 89,000.
proved to enable the work to be ment, which was refused. He also completed.
mentioned the fact that on Novem- ber 28th, the market price for salt herrings was 88.90 per picul.
A vote of $13,000 was approved in November, 1929, to meet the cost of the above mentioned work.
There was insufficient time to complete the work before the end of the year and a revote of the amount unexpended, viz. 83,000 was approved.
Advisory Committee Cost. Education: Special Expenditure, Contribution to cost of Advisory Committee on Education in the Colonies 82,100.
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on
Kowloon's Schools,
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nor
The Defence.
On
not
The defence was that the con-
The Hon. Mr. J. P. Braga in
Cross-examined by Mr. d'Almada, formed the Colonial Treasurer that he had consulted Hansard but witness said that there were two could and no record of previous partners, one managed the Hong discussions by the Finance Com- Kong branch and the other looked On mittee upon the subject of the con-after the Swatow business. version of Park Side, Kowloon, November 3rd, the Hong Kong for school purposes, and he asked partner went to Conten in order whether Park Side was a supple to obtain money for the firm. ment to the Central British School. that occasion the firm was
The Hon. Mr. Bouthorn:-It is closed
had it suspended Committee Advisory
It was true that su Education in the Colonies has been nothing to do with it. The school payments.
was crowded out by the military article bad appeared in the ver constituted as from January 1st,
Upon the arrival of nacular Press in which it was 1929, under the chairmanship of the barracks. Farliamentary Under Secretary of bigger forces to the Colony they stated that the firm had liabilities of 8160,000 and that there had been State for the Colonies. The annual gave us notice to quit. We took.
a creditors meeting. The rumour cost of the committee, estimated at Park Side and converted if into
was without foundation. Düring not less than £1,000 will be defrayed the Kowloon Junior School.
Hon. Mr. Braga-I feel that a the partner's absence he managed by contributions from the funds
policy might be the business. He did not contra- of the Dependencies. The contribu- more liberal tien from Hong Kong has been adopted by the Government with dict the announcement because he.
Supplementary regard to schools in Kowloon. attached no importance to it. assessed at £210. provision of $2,100 was approved to There are two schools-ons for girls and one for boys-which have meet this expenditure.
Public Works, Extraordinary: been established by religious or Hong Kong, Miscellaneous, Victoria ganisations and a third in being tract was made on October 1st, but Goal, "Fire Fighting Appliances planned Yet the Government is on November 4th, the defendants satisfied with a building 5 years broker told him that the plaintiff 83,780.
old which was given to us by firm had suspended payment and resident! The new Central British that the master had absconded. School was given to the Govern Mr. Silva Netto alao sa ment by Sir Robert HoTung. ticle in a Chinese newspaper on plete it before 31st December, and Personally, I think the Govern- November 5th, and in consequence ment should make a move. I would of that article he felt justified in only 82,880.30 was expended. A re-
and he disposed of the cargo at the vota of 83,750 was therefore aplike to see a more progressive considering the contract at an end..
policy adopted. proved to meet the cost of a Merry-
am best price he could obtain. Hon. Mr. Southorn:-I
Mr. Silva-Netto in the witness weather stationary motor driven afraid we cannot deal with the
box corroborated. rotary pressure augmentor Pump matter on this Committee. We are
d'Almeda Mr.
then quoted ing set, to be obtained from Eng here to approve or reject the re-
several authorities in support of land, together with other incidental works to complete the scheme.
Hon. Mr. Braga :-A tinkering his contention that the defendants Public Works, Extraordinary policy is not quite good enough were warranted in breaking off the New Kowloon, Miscellaneous, Lai Chi Kok Gaol, Fire Fighting ap
for Kowloon at the present time.
Hon. "Mr. Southorn:You don't pliances 84,600.
probably know that other schemes are in preparation, Mr. Braga,
Hon. Mr. Braga-Thank you, Sir.
A sum of 84,400 was provided for this work in the 1928 Estimates but as the work was commenced late in the year, it was not possible to com-
A sum of 95,600 was provided for this work in the Estimates but as the work was commenced late in the year, it was not possible to complete-
vote:
The discussion then terminated
Ng Sae Kwong and Ho Ke Laut before 31st December, and only and the re-vote was approved.
o. V. Yvanovich and C. Barretto.
Club Championship.
J. Barrow v. H. Owen Hughes. Handicap Singles "A." Very Rev. Dean A. Swann (owe 2/6). Lt. D. Smith (rec. 2/8).
Handicap Singles “B.”
A. H. Penn (rec. 2/8) v. R. P. Lonsdale (owe 15/9).
Handicap Doubles.
T. H. King and Major C. Willson (SCT.) v. C. W. E. Bishop and W. Woodward (rec. 4/6).
FANLING HUNT.
MONDAY'S POINT TO POINT.
The Point to Point, which takes timed to commence at 11 am, from, Pott's Bungalow..
But I Christians, Musson, Lench and K.0.8.B.. SOMERSET LIGHT place on Monday, March 3rd, is notice that Musson and Leach had Wright playing. The batting of the a good deal to do with it, getting soldiers is their weak point, but
91 and 71 respectively while the latter had five for forty-three. I notice that Musson did not go on
now Goodwin is away, the Kowloon attack is definitely bad.
In the Second Teague Navy II. to bowland presume he is reserv can hardly hope to beat the ing himself for the Civil Service Varsity, unless the light upsets match! It seems hardly necessary the latter. But both grounds are with Wood and Sayer gone! The rather plateaus with no background Gunners are behindhand in their round three sides! The Craigen programme, but I expect them to gower-R.A.S.C. match should be do very well in the remainder of close and a good deal depends if their matches.
Wingfield is on with the bat, and Fry with the ball,
The defeat of R.E, and S., was a great surprise to me. I saw it suggested that Wyatt would not be
Recreio will probably lose to C.L.C. if the latter are at full so effective on the admittedly good strength, but seeing as how it Kowloon wicket but I cannot think is the off day of the faces, I doubt that he bowled up to his true form, if C.R.C. will be! Or perhaps, But in any case the K.C.C. had Recreio either!
E. ABBIT. (Continued on next Column).
INFANTRY.
Owing to Training arrangements
in Camp the Somersets were unable to field a full side and they proved no match for the Borderers. The Somersete started off with a rush, and Hicks scored within 5 minutes of the start.
The Borderers were not long in asserting themselves and Crawley obtained the equaliser. Stevens put his side abead and Craig added a third,
Hall-me: €0,8.B. 3, BLI. T The Somerzets were more in the picture Efter the change of ends, but Crawley added a fourth goal for the Borderers, who were still attacking when time was called:
INTER-UNIVERSITY HOCKEY.
CAMBRIDGE. BEAT OXFOÏD.
(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY,]
LONDON, Feb. 2712. The inter-University hockey match between Cambridge and Oxford, played at Beckenham to-day ended in a victory for Cambridge by three goals to one.
$1,003.39 was expended. A re-vote of $4,600 was approved to meet the cost of a Merryweather stationary motor driven rotary pressure aug mentor pumping set, to be obtained from England, together with other incidental works to complete thể scheme..
Incidence of Small-pox, Public Works, Extraordinary, Kowloon, Port Worke, Filling in Tidal Flate and cutting down Hill between Tai Kok Tsui and Fuk Tun Henng $10,000
A sum of 875,000 was provided in the 1928 Estimates,
The work was practically com pleted by the end of the year, but the contract provides for a main. tenance period of six months. A re-vote of 810,000 was approved to cover the retention money" which is to be paid at the end of the Maintenance period.
1998 Eitimateg nin ..875,000 Approximate Expenditure
to 31.12.28
65,000
Unspeat Balance ...810,000 Medical Department: "Rent of ablation, centra 82,040. K
It is proposed to retain No. 8 Cross Street, Wanchai, se an ablu- tion centre for a further period of twelve months, at a rent of 2170 per inonth. No provision is made in the Estimates and a supplemen- tary wote covering the rent for the, current year was approved.
Sanitary Department! 8, Burial of Infected Bodies 82,000 28-
Provision made in Estimates $500 The number of infected bodies buried by Government has recently increased with the in-
contract,
ax-
His Lordship remarked that none He would, however, consider the of the cases quoted were conclusive.
later. question of law and give judgment
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