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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, MAY 10, 1937.
MEETING
URBAN COUNCIL BIG GATHERING $50.00
AT POLICE R.C.
Farewell To Three Popular Officers
Member's Questions On Pasteurisation
At the meeting of the Urban Council to be, held to-morrow afternoon the Chairman, pursuant to notice. will move:-
"That in exercise of the powers conferred by section 5 of "the Pub, lle Health (Food) Ordinance, 1935, the Urban Council makes the fol- lowing amendements of the head- mg "Dairles and Milk Shops" and the by-laws set forth thereunder in the Schedule to the bald Ordin-
ance:-
Amendments
1. The heading "Dairies and Milk Shops is amended by the insertion of the words "Sule of Milk generally and" at the Com-
mencement thereof.
2. The following by-law is - serted, as by-law 1d immediately after by-law 1:-
1A. On and after 1st July, 1938, bu person shall sell or expose for sale and no dairyman shall purvey any milk other than pasteurised
milk.
There was a very large and re- presentative gathering present at the Police Recreation Club on Saturday night when opportunity was taken to bid farewell to three popular and highly respected. members of the HK. Police Force, Mr. Timothy Murphy, Assistant Director of Criminal Intelligence (Crime), Mr. Peter Grant, Assis. tant Superintendent of Po'ice (Quards) and Inspector Stewart Logan, Divisional Inspector (Eus- tern district)-who are leaving for Home on retirement within a few days.
Over 150 persons sat down to dinner, and the Inspector General of Police (Hon. Mr. T. H King). presided.
Among the guests present were the Hon. Mr. C. G. Alabaster.. OBE, K.C. (Attorney General), Mr. J. A. Fraser (Crown Solicitor), Mr. W. Schofield (First Magis- rate); Mr. E. I. Wynne-Jones (Postmaster General), Mr. E. H. For the purposes of this by-law wirtams (Assistant Attorney Gene- "pasteurised milk means mikral), Mr. M. J., Abbott (Assistant which has been heated, to and re- tained for a period of not less than thirty minutes at a temperature of not less than 145 degrees on the Fahrenheit scale or 63 degrees on the Centigrade scale and not more than 150
degrees on the Fahrenheit scale or 63.5 degrees on the Centigrade scale, and which has then immediately been cooled to a temperature of not more than 55 degrees on the Fahrenheit scale or 12.78 degrees on the Centigrade scale."
QUESTIONS BY DR.
LI SHU FAN
Crown Solicitor), Mt. B Wylle (President of the Kowloon Resi- dents' Association), Mr. J. C. Fitz Henry (Deputy Superintendent of the Fire Brigade)."Mr. C. Champ- kin, DSP (Reserve), Mr. W. La Bart Sparrow (Director of Criminal Intelligence), Mr. A. W. Grimmitt
(Senior Revenue Officer), Mr. L. H. G. Calthrop. D.S.P. (Kowloon), Mr. A. R. 8. Major, A.D.CI. (Specia® Branch), Mr. J. H. B. Lee (Colonial Secretariat), Mr. K. A Bidmead A.S.P., Mr. W. P. Thompson, A.S.P., Mr. H. W. E. Heath, A.S.P., Mr. D. C. W. Fitches. Mr. B. A. Mansell.
The Hon. Dr. Li Shu Fan. pur- Mr. M. Purvis Mr. W. M. Smith. suant to notice, will ask
Dr. R S. Begbie, Dr. G. W. Pope (Medical Officer of Health Dr. J. A. R. Selby.
"In view of the forthcoming motion by the Chairman for com pulsory pasteurization of milk, will the Chairman kindly reply:-
and
In proposing a toast to the de- parting officers, Hon. Mr. King said that his position as President cr the Club entalled the dimicu't duty of presiding at functions, for bidding good-bye to retiring om- cers and he could not recall a larger
mure representative
Or
Whether the proposed enforce- ment will adversely affect the smalar dairies, and result in the permanent closure of these dairies? It the answer is in the affirma tive: Whether the Dalry Farm, Ice and Cold Storage Co., which gathering. To Mr. "Tim" Murphy possesses a pasteurisation plant he referred as the "Father of the and which is the main source of Force." Mr. Murphy, joined in milk-supply in the Colony, wil be 1903 and during that time had able to maintain an adequate risen from the ranks to that of supp'y irrespective of dry season A.S.P. He had endeared himself. cr drought?
not only to his equals but also to his superiors and subordinates by his cheerful, unselfish and consi derate manner at all times especi- ally in the CLD,
Is it a fact, that in the past, the milk supply of the Dairy Farm, Ice and Cold Storage Co., was quite inadequate, especially during the Summer months?
What steps does, the Government propose to take. with a view to en- sure an adequate supply after the enforcement of compulsory pas- 'teurisation?·
APPLICATIONS
Of Mr. Peter Grant he could say the same. He was known both for his hard work and his determina- tion.
Both were holders of the highest award, the King's Police medal. which was bestowed for their work
The following applications win the Force." also be considered:-
Applications for a food factory licence for the premises at Lot No. $71, Shek Kap M, Village: for No.' 192. Ma Tau Chung Road, ground floor; and for No. 270, Reclama- tion Street ground floor.
Regular Returns,
APPOINTMENTS
His Excelency the Officer Ad- ministering the Government has
appointed Dr. Hermann Balean, FR.C.S., to be a Meniber of the Dental Board, during the absence from the Colony of Dr. George Duncan Ralph Black. O.B.B. V.D.. with effect from April 30.
His Excellency the Officer Ad- ministering the Government has appointed Mr. John Lewis Tetley to be an Assistant Superintendent of Imports, and Exports, and As- sistant Monopoly Analyst, with effect from May 1
Mr. Logan..said Mr. King, was a former chairman of the Club and had set an example to other mem- bers of the force by his steadiness. diligence and hard work at all times.
Mr. T. Murphy, apoke in interest- ing vein of some of his experien-. ces in the C.T.D. and appealed to the younger members to give the same co-operation to his succes- sor, Mr. Frank Shaftain, as they had given to him. He was leaving with regret and had he to live life
again he would choose no other vocation than with the Police Force in Hong Kong.
Mr. Grant said that whatever success he had attained was by doing to others what he would like done to him, while Mr. Logan, in a witty reply, attributed "his rank, to "always trying."
PRESENTATIONS
Mr. Murphy was the recipient of a pair of binoculars and a silver salver while a radio set was pre-
It is notified that during the absented to Mr. Grant. sence on leave of Mr. Kosaku The Hong Kong Hotel Orchestra Midzusawa. Consul-General for rendered pleasing selections.
Japanese at Hong Kong, Mr. Hisa-
kichi Okamoto will be in charge of the Japanese Consulate-Gene- ral.
His Excellency the Office Ad ministering the Government has appointed Dr. Bau Tsu-zung to be a Member of the Midwives Board for a term of three-years, vice Dr. Phoon. Beck-weng, resigned, with effect from May. 1.
"CORONATION DANCE
PASSPORT VISAS
Change In Rule For Japan
It is notified for general in- formation that passport endorse- ments to the effect that the bearer is a resident of Hong Kong will in future be accepted by the Japan, ese Authorities in lieu of à Japan- The R.AM.C. Association Coro-
ese Conzular visa only if made or nation Cabaret Dance held at the
renewed not more than twelve Peninsula Hotel on Saturday nigh: months before entry into Japan.. was very zuccessful, Over 300 at- Endorsements will be renewed tended including Major W. E Tyn-free of charge on application 'to dall and party, Leut-Co..W. D the Passports Omce, Arthur. Lieut-Co. A. V. Hegzle, The charge for a Arst endorse- Major and Mrs C. E. Eccles, Cap- ment is four dollars, except. In tain and Mrs. G. A. Weir, Capt. J. connection with the issue and re- Boyle and Miss Hammond, matron newal of passports when an in- of the Military Hospital and party, I c'usive fee is charged.
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