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WEDNESDAY

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ARRIVED.

FEBRUARY 19, 1830.

OBITUARY,

DEATH OF MADAME SKIRKBY LUNN."

Per s..Hoctor from Shanghal on Feb. 17.—Mr. W C. Bowling, birs.

London, Feb, 18. Boyer, Mr. W. B. Bungry, Mr. T. A. Madame Kirkby-Luna, the Colinco, Mr. and Mrs,, A. Caudron, famous contralto, died last night LL H. H. Christensen, Mr. K. Chun Miss Converse, Mr. E.R. Cooks, Mr. after an illness lasting five I cannot see them properly. Mr Mrs And Mas Emery, Louise Kirkby-Lunu, the

Dowhirst, Mr. and Mr. ED. months-British Wireless.

dramatle contraito, was born in Manchester In November, 1878, and received her first musical in- struction from Dr. Greenwood. In. RC1893 she won a scholarship at the Royal College of Music in London Booth while still a pupil there she ap Lent where she studied under Visetti, peared at Drary Lane in Schu Per s.s. Changte, for Australian mann's "Genoveva" and Delibea's ports via Marila, Feb. 18M"Le Roi l'a Dit."" Fenton, Mr. and Mrs. R. Tredwell, Miss A. P. Smith, Dr. D. D., Campbell,

· In 1928-the total is the highest Mr. 8. G. Fenton, Mr. and Mrs, yet recorded and the percentage of Gottlieb, Judge Sir P. Grain. Capt Chinese deaths is 17.4. I have and Mr. J. Griffiths, Mr. J. 8. Gubbay, nothing more to say beyond that, Mr. W. E. Harris, Mr. B. Henderson and I think this quotation justifies Mr. W. Hill, Mr. Ho, Mr the remarks I made so far as Leighton, Mr. B. C. Lee, criticism is concerned. In spite. O. Osborne, Mr. 1.

Lung, Mr. and Mrs. Ne, Miss of reservations which have fallen Mr. and Mrs. W. Stead. Mr. Woo from the Director of Medical and Sanitary Services, I must say they did not evoke a very enthusiastic response from me because it seems to me like listening to a lecture from a doctor, In this way: the best way to keep well is this-to live in the open country in the bost of surroundings, take the best of food; if you have a little cold go to the beat doctor, don't do any un- pleasant work and you will be a healthy man. That would be grand and glorious. But can this advice be given to the thousands and ten thousands of coolies not living in Huch wonderful surroundings which will improve their health.

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Hospitals Overcrowded. Mr. Sayer says that prevention is better than, cure. Of course it is; averybody knows it, but is it really a very satisfying answer to the wretched coolies who have con- tracted tuberculosis and have no where to go. People don't want to live four in a room if they can help it, and it's no use saying that one way of not getting consumption is for one person to live on one floor. That, of course, would be going to

extremes.

She made her actual, debut “at, r. F. B. O'Regah, 2r. B. L. Hollo the Opera Comique as Nors In way, Mr. F. B. O'Regan, Mrs. Green- Stanford's "Shamus O'Brien." In away, Mrs. Mc Avoy, Mr. and Mrs. 1896 she went on tour with Au Howalls, "Rev. A.-L. Ma Cook, Kr. gustus Harris's company in grand G. A. Gordon, Miss J. P. Huggett, opera. From 1896 to 1899 Mr. and Mr. Vijondaki, Mr. P. Wo she. WAS B -member....” of Hawthorne, Cuthbertson and the Carl Rosa Company. Sho

Misa C. E. You

In later years she was heard and at festivals, where she was a chiefly on the concert platform

great favourite. From 1912. to 1914 she made a tour of Australia and New Zealand.]

began. to sing at the Queen's Por, as. Hector, for United King Hall orchestral concerts in 1899. dom vis ports, Feb. 19Mr. E.D. In that year she married W. J. K. Black, Mr. and Mrs. E. Sutherland, Pearson and retired from the stage" Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Bailey, and four for two years. In 1901 she made children. Prof. and Mrs. Simpson and her first appearance at Covent child, Mrs. X. 8. Morrison and two Garden. From 1902 to 1:15. sho children, Miss Dutch and Mr. Hul was regularly engaged for the bard's two children, Mrs. A Spittles, Royal Opera seasons, taking Wag Mrs. G. E. Hubbard, Mr. J. J. Edmond,

on, Col. W. 4. Me Ellinny, Mr. And norian and other roles. In 1902 Mrs. Bowes-Smith and child. Miss A. she was heard for the first time Cross and Mrs. Bowes-Smith's two at the Metropolitan Opera House children, Matr. Tuson, Miss S. K. Laird, in New York, where her Ortrud Mr. and Mrs. M. Grifin, Mr. W. M. and Brangano made a particularly Groves. Mr. Sing Hal, Mdm. Lai Shi, deep impression. In 1904 she Mr. and Mrs. Kelly, Miss: F. Mann, sang, Kundry in Savage's produc Miss L. Borger. Mr. N. Stone, Mr. N. tion of "Parsifal," this being the Notlov, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Butler, first time it was given in English Mr. The Seng Hye. Mdm. Lai Ahin the United States. Slic appear. Tong, Miss Chung Hon Heng. Mr, and Mrs. J. T. Bime, Mrs. G. Blunn, Mr.ed at the Metropolitan Opera and 3. M. Dalgarno, Mr. J. G. Finch, Mr. at Budapest for many seasons, Carmichael, Mrs. J. C. Boldero, Miss Apart from Wagnerian parts her C. Boldero. Mina P. Baldero, Mrs. bost roles werb Dálilo, Carmen The President has said that W. 8. Bungey, Miss M. Bangey, Miss and Orfeo.: y figures are Blusory. I entirely. Bungey. Mr. and Mrs. G. F. agree. He says that a sanatorium. Grant. Matr, G. Lampson, Mr. Gardner. Miss P. 8. Gardner, Mrs. alone will not meet the case. I

H. C. Chu, Mr. Hind and Mrs. L. don't say that it will. All I say

Howe... Is that we want to deal with practi- cal things. I know because 1. have 7 a.m.

seen it for the whole year that al 7am. there voluntary hospitals like the tuberculosis is increasing in, the 7am. Tung Wah, the Kwong Wah and | Colony,” 7 a.m. the Government Civil Hos- pital are always overcrowded, 7a.. so that what you may ea!! cases 7am. of first stage in many cases, can 3 pm, not gain admittance, not because the hospital does not want them 3 p.m.

but because there is no room for 3pm. them. In any case it is one of the

I don't say that the organisation pmpossible reasons that a man who or reorganisation of dispensaries noon. has been treated for tuberculosis may not contribute to that end, but

may want to leave hospital, is be-what we want is that the Governon July 9. Already Mrs. Palmer has Choong hing Sun. 23rd Fob at 7 a.m. cause he does not want to be in ment make due provision for the Chipshing Thurs. 13th Mar at 7 a.m. the same bed next to a man who treatment of persons suffering from might be suffering from some such dlacase including the provision other terrible disease-some acute of a properly equipped sanatorium disenяc:

I don't care what the arguments are to the contrary; the mere fact that you have not got such an in- stitution in Hongkong is not right. It may be that we want, other things. I don't know, but the ab- sence of a sanatorium is the ab. sence which I very much regret..

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Ife would not want to stay there for six months, and I don't blame him. I know there are thousande of cases who cannot go to the Tung Wah Hospital or would not be admitted to the Government Civil Hospital and who may not come to the Kwong Wah Hospital as they are crowded. And they cannot go to a single Institution where they can get treatment for their complaints.

A member of this Board will - ways view the observation with concern. I view it with RTAVO grave concorn and I invite my colleagues on the Board to say. WO view it with grave concern,

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See al The Hon. Mr Braga said that principal points of interest at the he would like to suggest that the various stops, and in addition to original motion and the amend-teamer travel, includes several rail- ment were two separate issues and way fourneys. he would be sorry if the amend- ment was, not recommended to the

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At February 1, the average level 8T. ALBANB 4,500 1 I don't say that a sanatorium is it was a measure for the preven-y 64 per cent, above that of July, Calls Port Holland, cuddl

stitution to the original proposal of retail prices was approximate-NELLORE like a magic wand and will do awaytion of tuberculosis, while the pro- 1014, 48 compared with 60 per with tuberculosis, but all I say is that the existence of a sanatorium posal actually provided for a place cent one month ago and 88 por is necessary. The motion which I for the treatment of the disease. cent one year ago. The fall in ventured to propose was merely, to The amendment was put to the the percentages since January 1 take note of a reservation coming meeting and four members voted was mainly due to reductions in directly from the Medical Officer in favour and three against, the the prices of eggs butter and of Health which says that "fatal (amendment thus being carried. fish-British Wireless.

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