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closets should be installed in other than modern houses.
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Mr. G. R. Sager, Head of the Department, presided. and there were also present. Mr. S. W. Tee, Dr. G. D. R Black, De. Daario, Hon. Mr. Chow Sho-sun, Dr. W. W. Pearse Dedical Office, of Health) au Mr. C. M. W. Reynolds (Secretary).
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EARLIER TELEGRAMS.
LOSS OF THE "EGYPT."
Brest. May 23, The Mayor and the English and American Consuls were pre- sant at a solemn cervice of burial of the bodies picked up after the sinking of the P. & O. 8.5. Egypt.
Details of the disaster, as unfolded, make a story combining poignancy with inspiring examples of heroism. A man who placed his wife, child and baby in a boat was appalled to see one rope break, precipitating the occupants into the sea. Thereafter the second rope snapped and the boat fell on those shaken out. The wife. and children were lost but the man was saved. The ship's printer, who was unable to swim, surrendered his lifebelt to a weman and himself perished. The senior wireless operator died sending out S.0.5. The mystery of a comparatively small vessel inflicting damage capable of sinking the Egypt in twenty minutes is ex- plained by the fact that the Seine was specially constructed for service on the ice-strewn Northern sens.
roll is now
A wireless query sent broadcast yesterday seeking news of further survivors yielded no response. The death ecially given as 16 passengers and 86 crew,
Doctor Bremner, medical steer of the Egypt, who was drown- ed, returned from China only a fortnight ago. Dr. Bremner was one those of who remained aboard to the last. He clung to a deck chair, near another officer, to whom he said, “Goodbye, old chap, I am going under." He then let go and disappeared.
VALUE OF THE ENTENTE.
London. May 23. Powerful testimony to the value of the Entente was given by Mr. Bonar Law at a meeting of the Associated Franco-British Societies of Victoria. Mr. Bonar Law declared that slackening of Anglo-French friendship would be a misfortune Britain, a disaster to France and a standing mepace to the future peace of the world. Me. Bonar Law Wik surprised to learn from M. Poincare that one ally was entitled to art aline under the Treaty. If that was so, then another ally was entitled to way it would have nothing to do with it. Such a condition of things would play directly into Germany's hands.
CHINA'S TREATIES.
London, May 20. In the House of Commons, replying to Mr. Lestrange Malone. Mr. Chamberlain said the Nine wer Treaty with regard to China, the China Customs Treaty and quadruple Paciic Treaty would be ratified as soon as possible. The British constitution did not re- quire that they should be submitted to the House before ratification If business permitted, there wld be epportunity to discuss the treaties on the introduction of the Bill enabling the Government to carry out its obligations the: ander.
FAR EASTERN REPUBLIC.
London, May 23,
In the House of Commons, replying to Mr. Clymes with regard decried that it might be thrashed to the reported statement of M. Chicherin at Genoa that a out. The end ist was his Japanese attack on the Far Eastern Republic would automatically selection of the top i lutrlues for cause a state of war with Russia. Mr. Chamberlain said the Govern bath houses, which was thought trent would not make friendly representations to Japan to evacuate be an extrememis expensive place Russian territory without delay. The Government relied on the to select. He was, however, able fulfilment of the Japanese Government's undertakings in due course. to satisfy the committee that it was cut sucli an unsuitable place.. forj
one or two reasons, first, because ground rents were very high, and he thought it would be very expert į Dr. #zoris said he certainly delive for the tiovernment to erect a not think it masonable. putting the cart before the longe cumber of single ores in build a home suitable for a buildings, and--cobilly, infurto- water elurt. The huise was alation from Colomb showed that bath houses on top of latrines was candy bort: the closet was zamply į a commos practice.
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Chairma thought tha The third point upon which be Bound should do what it could *** presad was why he did
nat make mure
within conson to improve the typ Febicles
i of the
pinion, application to erect three water Medical Officer of Health, Dr.
sí house.
Askri for h
He explained to the
物 the committee what his opinion
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The contention Brest over an
argument amounted to this:
the value of
vehicle motor Was if they wanted Lo Ret
elosets at No. 181, Counaught Pearse. said he would certainly Road Central Boiled down. the like to see a very different type of rapidly from poiss A to point B, house. եւ դ this particular and simply to annihilate distance. The Chairman; I am not propar instance he did not see that the But when they were concerned. ed to recommand the application.retion of a water closet under the with the area between A and B. In my opinion this house is not conditions orggested would make hard to stop at each individual anuse suitable for mylern conveniences, the hou whese than it was, Eventually the Chairman mused the rejection of the application,
If the applicant desires taulers conveniences he trust build a modern residential house.
In reply to Dr Ozorio, the Chairman said the place was A boarding house.
Dr Ozorio saki the Medical Officer of Health bad impressed on
and Dr. Pearse seconded.
Dr. Destio movel that the appli ention be granted, and Mr. Two: seconded.
The amendment was carried by
four votes to two.
Of other applications, those coa
in the area or water the streets throughout the area, there was na conceivable advantage is having expensive motor vehicles. Finalis bis suggestion that it would he In compromise was arrived at on, very useful it the Board woull
recorament a runabout motor car
to be provided na either side of the
barbour for himself and for the. their minds that in all these places cerning fise closets at the new!
Medical Officges of Health, which where a large number of people Inagkang Cricket Club Pavilion was a sotialectory solution of the were congregated there should be and one closet at No. Queen tremely generous and recommend matter. The committee were ex- water closets.
Hond Central and two for 1.L. The M.O.H. explained inaudibly, 280, Pokfulam Road, were aped a maximum of $3,000 for each The Chairman said he quite proved.
car, which would provide a service. able vehicle that would save much agreed, but the proposal was to An application for closets for of the valuable time of the Medical put water closets in a kitchen. His R.B.L. 159, Repulse Bay, was apOffcers of Health. view was that an applicant must proved with a proviso that a septie
The Chairman went on, to refer first have a house that was suitable. lank be put it.
to other items, principally con The Cart Before the Horge.
cerned with markets at Kowloon Dr. Ozorio centended that the The Chairman said members bad City and a uitary depot At suitability of the house was not the had his proposals regarding the Shamshuino, in view of the rapid main consideration. If this house Estimates of the Department for growth of that place, the gear was not fit for a water closet, 1929, and the committee appointed having at present to be taken from how much more unsuitable was to investigate had reported in Taumati daily.
it to have dry closets,
The Estimates.
agreement with all of the proposals,
The Chairman: How much recommending one small addition.
more suitable would it be to hate In asking the Board to endorse « BETTER PAY THE COOK
e very nice house?
Dr. Ozuriu: These people are trying to make the best of a bad job.
those recommendations he would
like to thank the committee for the
THAN THE DOCTOR,”
great attention they bad paid to better use Pinkettes than suffer each item of his proposals and also from over-feeding or imperfect The Chairman: Why not make tor their criticisms, which he found cooking. Pinkettes aid Jigestion, them build a good house?
extremely useful.
dispel constipation, banish bitious. directedness, The criticisms were
liverishness and sick Dr. Ozorio: They can't afford it. I Probably, it is act their own house,toalaly at three
One headaches, clear the skin and
points.
I don't know all the circumstances, was the question of the flush purify the breath. but I don't think a tansat shoulding of public water closets,
Try them to-night, you'll foul everywhere all Pinkettes, or post by mentioned whether, the latrines free 60 cents the vial, from Dr. atman! If you saw at which he was asking for should be Willems Medfeine Co., 96- Bio-
improvements. pro-Iwater Bushed, or not, but it was chuan Bord, Burna
be asked to put up a good bouse which was argued upon better in the morning. Dealers for the sake of having a water some length. He had not specifical
GERMANY'S FUTURE,
Berlin, May 23.
Twelve hundred of the most prominent German industrialists are holding a three days conference at Hamburg. Doctor Sorge, the President, in his inaugural speech was very pessimistic as to Ger- many's industrial future and forecasted early stagnation of business activity bath at home and abroad.
REVOLUTION IN NICARAGUA.
New York, May 23.
It is reported from Nicaragua that a revolution has broken out against President Chamorro. The rebels seized the fortress but were eventually persuaded to hand over to the American marines, There was no bloodshed. High tension continues.
FRENCH TRADE.,
Paris. May 23,
An official statement shows that for the first four months of 1922 the value of imports totalled 7,010,000,000 francs and exports 7,331,000,000 francs, being decreases of 616,000,000 and 215,000,000
franes respectively as, compared with the corresponding period for
1921.
AN ULSTER ROUND-UP.
London, May 23.
The North Irish authorities organised a round up of the six counties of Ulster Between midnight and four o'clock in the mara- ing. The arrangements were so secret and complete that 1,500 I. R. A. officers and men were arrested, many in bed, and were. taken off in motor lorries to Belfast and other centres.
CHARGE AGAINST CANADIAN BANKER.
Montreal, May 23. The charge against Macarow, late general manager of the Merchants Bank of Canada, of wilfully misstating the financial position of the Back in an official return by omission to mention the great impairment of reserve funds, has been dismissed.
ENGINEERING DISPUTE.
London, May 23. The 'Associated Engineering Union have arranged to center with the engineering employers on May 25th when they will submit counter proposals.
GOVERNOR OF SINGAPORE.
-London, May 28.
·Sir Laurence Guillemard, has arrived in London
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