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KAITANGATA
TRAGEDY
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circum-
The inquiry into the stances surrounding the fire on was 9.9. Kaitangata, board the concluded before the Hunt. Comar J. B. Newl, D.S.O., R.N. (Itd.), Acting Harbour Master (President) Lt.-Comdr. M. V. Keogh, H.N., H.M: Naval Dockyard, Mr. W. O. Lam- bert, Government Marine Burveyor, Capt. C. Asquith, master of the 5.s. Scalaria, and Capt, N. Hardie, mas- ter of the 3.5. Kingyuan, at the Marine Court yesterday.
The Anding of the Court was: "The 5.9. Kaitangata. Official Number 125,625, was an a voyage from Hong Kong to Haiphong with a cargo of 25,342 cases of aviation spirit and 995 cases of lubricating 011.
The ship left Hong Kong ut 5.47 a.m. oh October 24 and experienced light north-easterly winds and a slight swell.
"On October 29, when in a post- tion Lat. 21 40 North, Long. 111
'. East, a violent „explosion uccurred in No. 3 hold at a few minutes after mid-night,
"The flames spread rapidly and explosions occurred in other holds and the ship was eventually aban- doned and-sank-with-a-loss of 18 Chinese, members of the crew; another member of the crew sub- sequently died from injuries re- ceived,
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REASONABLE SUPPOSITION "The cargo appears to have been well stowed, hatches were covered with tarpauling and ventilators. plugged.
"We are of the opinion that gasolene vapour found its way from No. 2 hold to the stokehold and was ignited when the ares. were being cleaned.
"We are unable to say definitely" how the vapour arrived in the stokehold but there is a reason- able supposition that it leaked through the wooden fore bulkhead of the Cross bunker, thence through the cross bunker and the water-tight doors in the stokehold bulkhead.
"In these circumstances we con- side: that a flash-back to the source from which the vapour ori- ginated may have taken place re- sulting in the first explosion in No. 2 hold.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1937.
VICE-CHANCELLOR AND FRIEND
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We are happy, because this is
árst the time we have the pleasure of meeting our new It 19
Vice-Chancellor, Mr. Sloss.
atting that I should on behalf of the members of this Associa- tion. extend to Mr. Sloss Jor heartiest welcome.
Berore coming to Hong Kong I understand that Mr. Bloss has had a very distinguished career. which marked him preeminently
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an able educator and tine organiser. We are confident that in all future affairs of the Alumni Association we shall obtain from him the same ready support and whole-hearted. encouragement "as we have obtained from our ever popular retiring Vice-Chancellor.
Sir William Hornell We are sad, because at this same meeting, we are bidding farewell to Sir William Hornell, I need hardly say that during Sir W- llam's 14 years of active service, our Alma Mater has been greatly grown and strengthened largely through
his untiring efforts. Among other great achievements of his, may I recall your memory to the successful efforts he naa made in securing for this Univer- sity a share of the Boxer "I- demity Fund? We have not for gutten how he succeeded in ob- taining the Rockfeller Foundation Fund
for the Medical Faculty, the William Peel and the Ho Tung Workshops for the Engineering Faculty, the Pang Ping Shan and the Tang Chi Ngong donations for the Chinese. Departments of the Arts Faculty, and not the least, the Eu Tong Sen Gymnasium. These are but some of the notable progress of our "We make the following recom- m'le-stones of
Mater, of which, mendation: That when low-flash youthful Alma inflammable liquids are stowed Bir Wiliam was largely Instrumen- under hatches, they should only be tal in the making, carried in compartments, the bulk- „CROWNING ACHIEVEMENT heads of which are gas tight and But to us, the crowning achieve- without openings and such cargoment of Sir William is the for- should not be adjacent to boiler room."
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MAN AND WIFE FALL OUT
Woman Charges Husband For Assault
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Domestic troubles culminating in a fight led to the appearance be- fore Mr. R. Edwards at the Cen- tral Magistracy yesterday of Lai Wal, 35, unlicensed hawker, and Yiu Ngan, 31, his wife. The former was in the dock while the woman was complainant.
Sub-Inspector Armitt said the man had asked his wife for ten cents with which to buy opium. She refused him and in the sub- sequent struggle she scratched him over the eye and he inflicted a fairly long cut on her forehead.
mation of this Alumni Associa- tion Its birth is due directly to nis splendid efforts. It was in 1931 when only a few of us welc privileged to know, that he cabled to Dr. Foo Ping Sheung, our first Preident, requesting him to come] to Hong Kong with the object of forming an Alumni Associatori, similar to those 1. Foo had suc- cessfully organised in Canton, Shanghai and Nanking.
It is common" knowledge that Sir William is one of those zealous persons, who do not allow grass to grow under their feet, and this
WHITEAWAY'S LOSÉ NAPKINS
Tailor Gets Month's Imprisonment
Detective-Sergeant J. Feely ap
The matter was referred to the peared before Mr. R. Edwards at Secretariat for Chinese Affairs, but the Central Magistracy yesterday defendant refused to take any ad- to prosecute Luk Tsai, 28, tailor, a charge of larceny of 13 vice and, was charged with assault.on
Remarking that neither-had the napkins from Whiteaway, Laidlaw right to injure the other, His Wor- & Co. on Tuesday. ship: bound both over in $50 for. It was stated that Whitenway's had been missing small quantities six months.
of goods of this description for some time, though there was ne evidence to connect defendant with this. The napkins were valu- ed at $25,
CHANGE OF ADDRESS NOT REPORTED
One month's hard labour was
Salomon Alexandrovich Vithen-imposed. son, aged 27, was fined $10 by Mr.
R. Edwards at the Central Magis
CLAIM FAIL
tracy yesterday on a charge of CLAIM AND COUNTER breach of the Deportation; Ordin- ance, by failing to notify his change of address from the YM. QA, Kowloon, to No. 4 Peking Road, second noor on or about October 1.
HEALTH RETURNS
A claim for $39,58 and a counter- claim for $67.42 both failed in the sunimary Court yesterday before Mr. Justice Lindsell- The Kwong Lee Leurig Firm sued Ng Yip for $39.58 which they said was balance?” due out of money advanced for goods sold and delivered?
Ng Zip Sue The Kwong Lee Two cases of diphtheria and Firm for $57.42 which he alleged three of dysentery were reported was balance due for wages and
tu the Health Authorities for the
24 hours ended at midnight on “Tuesday.
costs of the action,"
In both cases judgment was given for the defendants:
cannot be better illustrated than on Christmas Eve 1932, when al- though in bed, Sir William still Zound energy to write to an old graduate, Mr. Hong Sling, urging him to co-operate with Dr. Fou In the formation of this Associu- tlon. His keen interest and gene- rosity were evident on the day when this Association was augurated. On that occasion he provided refreshments at his own expense.
I understand that he has provided refreshments simi larly at every subsequent annual meeting since 1932.
In-
UNIVERSITY CLUB Yet another important social organ was established in 1931-I refer to the University Club which was formed mainly through the efforts and advice of Sir Williamı. Later. with the view to improving the Club service. he made recom- mendations to the Public Works Department for installation of a kitchen, which was approved and the Club premises. put up ot Thereafter... members enjoyed many a delightful tin at which Sir William was seldom absent. Being constantly on the watch for the Association's welfare, be succeeded in securing for this Association, the appointment 01 one of its members as a 'represen- tative on the University Court. This is significant in that the Alumni Association was, for the first time given a binding link to its Alma Mater.
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It would be impossible enumerate all the fine things Sir Willant accomplished for the University. Words cannot express uur true celings and how much we shall miss him when he de- parts for Home.
On behalf of the members of the Hong Kong University Alumni Association, may I ask Sir Williar to be so good as to accept a screen here, on which is embroi- dered a Chinese verse," in expres- of our great esteem and gratitude for all he has done. We that the screen sincerely hope will be the means of reminding him of his past students in Hong Kong.
We are indeed sorry he ta leaving us, and though we would like to
be
selfish in keeping him, we know his retirement is well earned; so when he leaves, our neartiest wishes for his every happiness go with him
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