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Epidemics Fought,
Fought, Sera NIZAM'S Produced By China's GENEROUS
War Health Authority
CHUNGKING, Oct. 21-Looking after public health conditions in the provinces of Kansu, Chinghai, and„Ning- hsla are more than 80 experts of the Northwest Epidemic Prevention Bureau of the National Health Administra- tion in Lanchow. The bureau is the main supplier of the nation's antitoxins and epidemic preventives, and also maintains stations 'treating diseases of men and animals in the three northwest provinces.
With a special fund of
ANTI-TOXINS MADE
GIFT
LONDON, Oct. 25 (Reuter) » -The Nizam of Hyderabad has offered the ViceroyTM of India a monthly contribution ...of · one-and-a-half ... takhs of rupees (over £11,000) towards the cost of maintaining the units of the Hyderabad · State Forces which may be called on for services outside the State
be recalled that he
He has also made a cash $200,000 and under the expert For the manufacture of anti-
contribution
€100.000 direction of Dr. Yang Yung-
the bureau acquired 80 į toxins,
for aerial warfare. lien, who spent 13 years doing Mongolian ponies in
September, 1 It may research work in the Nation-
1938. Eight Japanese horses cap contributed a similar sum in 1917 al Institute for Medical Re-
tured by Chinese troops on the for submarine warfare, search in London, the bureau,
North China front were presented His Majesty the King. through manufacturės, among other
to the bureau by Chinese military the Viceroy, has conveyed his things, 6,000,000 units of
authorities. and they Rre now grateful appreciation for the gift cholera and typhoid vaccines
more to the Air Ministry and Sir King for the summer of 1939, of ready to be used for a
humane purpose than their former sley Wood and the Air Coundl 4,000,000 units were dis-
masters made them serve. More have also expressed their thanks. tributed among Chinese sol-than 1,000 guinea pigs, rabbits.
MORE OFFERS diers on all fronts, and the cats. and doves are also kept.
Offers from the Nigerian native remaining 2,000,000 were for The bureau maintains eight leaders of gifts of money are civilians. Its pharmacy also veterinary stations in the leading gratefully appreciated here. produces more than 20 differ-animal husbandry centers in Mr. Malcolm MacDonald, Secre- ent kinds of common medi-Kansu, Chinghal, and Ninghsia, tary of State for the Colonies,, has cines from native compounds, They maintain free clinics for written them his grateful thanks tang-kwei," and rhubarb, harses. mules, donkeys, oxen, for their generous offer, but that" All these medicines are sold sheep, and other domestic animals, he thinks the needs of the Nigeriani to the Ministry of War for Expert veterinarians of the bureau administration come first use in the various military also work to prevent epidemics does not want to deprive that
amorig these animals. hospitals. Besides, the bureau
Their ser- body of money which may later be makes all the glass tubes and the rural populace as well as by;
vices are highly appreciated by required in Nigeria bottles, corks, plaster, and local authorities. Furthermore, i distills 30 gallons of alcohol the bureau manufactures pills for from native wine each day curing opium addicts, at the rate for its own use.
of 50.000 pills each day.
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Women's War Work
LOYAL RESPONSE IN ALL PARTS OF
THE EMPIRE LONDON, Oct. 25 (Reater) : Letters received in this country indicate how women in the British Empire have taken up war work.
In Sydney. women organised First Aid and A. R. P. Lectures within a few days and have started knitting and sewing.
In Vancouver, similar work is be- ing done with materials provided by the Canadian Government.
In Natal, a handful residents collected £50 within a few days and formed a Women's League. They are raising funds for the Red Cross and making up hampers for the troops.
NEWSETTES
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GENERAL
"Hammer Of
The Arabs"
SLATIN PASHA'S ESTATE
A BERKSHIRE PROPERTY
Fishing In Two Rivers
Several miles of Ashing in the One of the most adventurous Rivers Kennet and Enborne are careers of modern times is recalled included in the Crookham House by publication of the will of Baron Estate of Over 2.000 acrex in Gir Rudolf Slatin Pasha, the
Berkshire, near Newbury, which is famous "Hammer of of the Arabs," for sale privately or by auction m Villa Mathilde, Mais Alba. Merano, due course. Italy.
"
The principal residence, Crook- Be died on Oct. 3, 1932, leaving ham House itself, is of Georgian estate in Britain" now valued at architecture and has ample, and £14,774 (np. £12180).
well-proportioned accommodation He desired that an appropriate arranged on two floors. It stands keepsake should be given to each in about 118 acres of finely tim- of his friends, Baron Rosenberg. bered gardens and parklands, in Dr. Hans G. Byz and his wife, Sir which there is a private cricket Gen Reginald Wingate, Col-PR ground Phipps and "the married couple.
Comprised in the estate are five von Vittorelli.
farms and some 60 cottages. The Slatin Pasha, who was born in agents concerned are Nicholas Austria in 1857, left Vienna at the! (Reading) and A. W. Neath and Gen. Gordon singled him out for age of 17 for the Sudan. There Sons (Newbury).
Bayfield, an attractive property service against the Mahdi. As Gov-en the borders of a Surrey com- emor of Darfu, Slatin won many mon five miles from Guildford, victories over tribesmen, but in has been sold with about 13 acres 1884 was captured. He was kept by Knight," Frank and Rutley prisoner by the Mahdi 'for over 11Hanover-square). years, and frequently tortured.
After the fall' of Khàrtum Gor-
don's head was brought to the camp and triumphantly displayed to Slatin.
SÉVEN-ACRE LAKE ·
For the executors of the late Mr. A. H. James, Hampton and Sons Arlington-street) report the sale of the Bonningtons Estate, Huns- don, near Ware. The early 18th His escape in 1895 was partly century residence is approached Wingate. Five years later Slatin grounds is a seven-acre lake. due to the efforts of Bir Reginald by * long drive. and in the was appointed British Inspector- There are also two ledges, two General of the Sudan, and became cottages and a farm with home- a K.C.M.G, in 1898, He was created stead and buildings. The whole a Baron of the Austrian Empire extends to about 370 acres. in 1906.
D. Wood and Co. (Berkeley-square), were associated in the sale.
John
"Weekly Meetings For Tea" -Mr. Frederick C. Linfield Huron- By direction of Sir Ernest Can- road, Upper Tooting, Liberal M.P. ning, the freehold' grazing or dairy Mid-Bedfordshire 1922-33, twice all-pasture holding known BJ Mayor of Worthing. Jeft £5,583 Horsey Farm, at Muchelney, within. '(n.p. nil).
1 miles of the market town of
25 £1 shares in Southern and Longport, was put up locally this Midland Investment Trust Ltd. to week; by F. L. Hunt and. Sons Albert Marshall, Clerk to the Langport, Iminster and "Taun- Native Races and Liquor Traffic ; ton). United Committee.
50 similar shares to Miss Janet Burtenshaw, Worthing, "in memory of our weekly meetings for tea."
a
The property, which consists of ample farm buildings, and 142 farmhouse, two cottages and acres of pasture and orchard land. was sold under the hammer for
Capt. Stanley Scott, St. John's-$6,000, terrace, East Bo' don, lately master
Through their Cirencester office.
buyer for W218-
of the steamer Stancroft who was Jackson Stops and Staff (Curzon- tried and acquitted last year on the street) have found a charge of carrying war materials Calcutt Earm. Cricklade, In his ship to Spanish Republican shire, on behalf of Mr. Freeth. The Government ports, left £824 (np. stone-built residence, of medium £462), He died intestate, and let size, is situated on ters of administration have been Swindon-Cricklade road, about a the main
granted to his widow.
mile from Cricklade. The grounds The Rt. Rev. Martin (or Anscar) are well laid out, and there is a Vouler, St. Mary's Abbey, Buckfast, well-stocked. vegetable garden. Lord Abbot of Buckfast, who was responsible for the restoration of : the abbey. left estate valued at
DIRECTOR'S ESTATE Estate valued at £85,914 (n.p. £85,042) was left by Mr. Frede rick C. Tilley, Durley Dean Hotel Mr. D. O. Silver will give a Lec- Bournemouth, managing direc tare
on Hypnotism and Mes- tor of Tilley Bros. Ltd., Hendon. Convicted of stealing six chic-merism with practical demonstra- chairman of Peebles and Co. Ltd., kens and nine pigeons from No. tions at the Theosophical Society, and the Tilley Lamp Company. 105, Waterloo Road, the home of Hongkong Club Annex Ground subject to various legacies, he gave Mrs. R. Richardson, a man named Floor. tó-day at 8 pm. Chung Kwok-on, 32, was senten-
ced to six weeks' hard labour by Mr. E. Himsworth, at the Kow- loon Court yesterday.
Bail of $25 was estreated by order of Mr. QA. A Macfadyen, at the Kowloon Court yesterday, when John Smith, 30, an engineer staying at the Seaman's Institute, failed to appear on a charge of behaving in a disorderly manner Nathan Road on Tuesday
ת!
night.
the property between his children
CROSSWORD
NO. 446
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25. Feeble- minded His Majesty the King has sent a special donation of £100 to the 27. Barriér 1939 Poppy Day Appeal Fund for 28. Cover the British Legion. It is likely 31. Most lucid that troops In France will be 33. Manor wearing poppies on November 11.35. Urge a Enquiry has been made by Generai | 36, Wolframite Headquarters of the British Ex-38. Tinges peditionary Force as to the posal-39. A plexus. bilities of arranging for sales of 40. Even (cont.). popples to officers and other 41.. Extend over ranks-(BWS);"
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