Sunday
October 27:
A.
Now Golf Champion, T. Pearce (who is now serving in
Hongkong with Ills Majesty's Forces holding the rank of Lieutenant) to- day won the Hongkong golf cham- plonship by one stroke over 0. E. C. Marton, former champlon. Pearce returned an aggregate of 150 for 30 holes, turning in a card of 76 on the Old Course and 00 over the New Course. Marton had scores of 80 and
77. and F. D. HAR returned 83 and 75 the lowe
03 and 75, Hunter's 75 over the New Course was the lowest round of the clumpionship. R. K. Collings won the Visitors' Prize with 100.
F. D. Hunter, placed third
International Lawn nowh.. The semi-finals of the International bow!s
tournament for the Gutierrez Shield were played to-day at the K.C.C., England beating the Phillp pines by 22-12 and India defeating 25-12. England was repre- Ireland by
sented by G. Perkhis, W. J. Bagley G. II, Sherrir
J. Hult (skip). and The Philippines team was H. A. Castro, A. E II. Castro, V. N. Atienza and R. BasA
The Indian team (skip). wha A. H. Rumjahn, A. M. Rumjahn, K. M. Omar and U. M. Omar (skip).
Ireland was represented by C. Do W. V. Field (skip).
League of Healus. Despite eva cuation the Hongkong branch of the Women's League of Health is to continue this winter. However, there will be no morning classes, but children are being catered for in the the YM.C.A., early evenings, al Waterloo Road. The Helenu May Institute in the chief venue for the adult classes every Monday and Thursday evening, while additional classes will be conducted at the Little Flower Club every week..
پید
Monday,
HONGKONG TELEGRAPH
November
1940.
Tilexer. Supreme Cour
Hongkong News of the Week
October 28
Monday
A
For The Evacuees
Page For
kong boys, Gerald Weill and Peter Polts, have been making names for Social Betterment. Professor Win-themselves as equestrians of the St. #fred Cullis, lecturer in physiology át Giles British Riding School in Tsing- The London School of Medicine, who tao. Gerald Weill won the Nidd Tro
as been in Hongkong for some time phy with 222 points and Peter Potts elling the Colony about the magni- came third with 204 points, The cent way the women of England Judges criticism of the two boys are carrying on during the war, gave were:: Gerald Welll-Mounting and дл Illuminating address at the dismounting very good; sent good Chinese YM.C.A., to-day on the while cantering; handles pony very
Culled From The “Bird's-Eye View"
A Frenchwoman was In- vited to a golden wedding celebration, but did not un- derstand the significance of the event. She asked a gentleman nearby what a golden wedding was.
"It is simply this", he said. "This dear lady and I have been living together for 50 years."
"Ah! Tres Benu! Naturel- lemen!! You will marry now", was the startling re- ply.
well; feet down; canter quite good; without stirrups very good.
Poter Potts Feet very poor; turns toes
out, stirrups too far home; hands good; tors down; canter good."
Review Of The Principal Topics October 27 To Nov. 2
Wednesday
October 30
Air Tragedy. Attacked by Japan-
}
Thursday
October 31
tain R. C. D. Bradley, which occurred
Blackout Accidents. The two-day at Home on October 28 at the ripe blackout was a splendid success, but old age of 79.
it was not unattended with misfor- He joined Jardines; Indo-China tune. A driver of a car flying S. N. Co., Ltd., in 1803 when he was on ARP. fag, unaware of the appointed to the old Tai Sang: His accident, drove of after knocking service in the Company Included down two wardens on patrol, Mr, many ships whose names are now H. A. Bux and Mr. Ng Ching-chi, almost forgotten-Sin Mauzing, Kow- Although an ambulance was called shing, Taku, Pechili, Yiksang and it was found that happily Mr. Bux Fooksang. had sustained only slight facial in- juries while Mr. Ng received culs on ***** his hands and legs.
G. R. Razuveit, possenger in Another From The
a taxi, was injured in the face when
Saturday
November 2
the taxi collided with a traffic istand "Bird's Eye View" Government to-day announced a new
near the General Post Office during the blackout,
Turning into Felding Road from Nathan Road during the complete darkness, a taxi driver. knocked
WOS
She: "Darling, will you love me when my hair has turned to silver?"
He: "Well, I've loved you when it has been red, black, brown, and blue, and
1. guess another change won't make much difference."
J..L. Alves (father), Olga and Alda old son are still in the Colony. af fares amounting to $30. The nevertheless well liked and admired
(sisters), and Alex (brother).
Birth News Wag received
in
women to-day of the birth of o
In Victoris, B.C., to Erma, wife of Mr. G. W. Gliten, sub-editor of the "Hongkong Telegraph", Beth are reported to be well.
Flight Lieu-
A strict disciplinarian, he
New Evacuation Finance Scheme. scheme for financing evacuees in Australia. The proposals oullised on October. 18 by which any unaccom- ponled women can received 50/- a week from the Australian Govern ment, a married woman with one child'
under 18 will be entitled to 05/-
and with two children 75/~, will be operative only until the end of November, after which a now system will become effective,
stewardess died Inter from injuries bus weed it to stop by in- tired at the age of 57, in 1918, and they are resident in
the men
:
Obituary. The funeral of Mrs. Esmee Ann Alvares Xavier, who died at St. Teresa's Hospital took place to-day at the Roman Catholle Ceme→ try. Father C. Orlando omelated at the graveside.. Chlef mourners were Mt. Paulo M. Xavier (widower), Mr. cse pursuit planes when near Kun- down two Chinese, but they were
A. Alvares (brother) and Nuno ming, a CNA.C. air liner en route not injured, Slight damage (con).
Another funeral which took to Hongkong from Chungking was caused to a taxi when it collided place to-day was that of the two- shot down, and the American pilot, with a traffle island near Ice House and-a-half-year old daughter
of Mr. W. C. Kent, well-known in Street.
Daring Hold Up On Castle Penk Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
rin Hongkong, was killed, together with Alves, Marin
Irs. Road. Two men held up a bus near Vieira, who died after #
short seven of the eight Disse free-year- the 10-mile stone on Castle Peak
After November 26 maintenance nesa. Principal mourners were Mr. Kent, the widow, and her i
All Road this evening, and, at the point
assistance from public funds in of the revolver robbed the conduc-
Australia will cease in all cases of the passengers were Chinese, and
was where the husband, male parent or escaped. The Chinese tor of only one
for Un Long and by all who served with him. He re- other person normally responsible
pores when for the
the inaintenance of evacuices but the Chinese, co-pilot and.
survived dleating they were would-be passen- since then has resided in the South present in this
Hongkong, is radio operator Chinese
gers. Once aboard, they whipped of England...
except in though were injured.
out revolvers,
and
als Colony, while
hile one of the
cases where the husband, parent or The C.N.A.C. plane was attacked by men covered the
the the passengers, Cement Shortage. The difficulty of other person responsible has applied Ave Japanese machines, who fired at other robbed the conductor. Then obtaining cement in Hongkong has to the Expenses Commilico and
has the air liner beter Douglas C2 they gave the signal for the bus to caused a stoppage of work on a bee
been recommended by that commit- Ener was a 14-passenger
stop and fled. The whole affair was number of private building projects, tee for some degree of financial_es- machine.
10 carefully worked out that the Chief reason for the cement shortage bstance. In all other cascs, where A. R. P. Exercises. Feature of the bus travelled only about 100 yards is the heavy demands of the
the husband, parent or other respon- sible person is in the Colony, it will scores est night was the staging of between the Ume the robbers boarded ment and War Departments, to exercise last
at present the only suppliers in arrangements for the maintenance of Colony, in which members of the spolts.
Decree Nisi. Mrs. Elsie 5. Lee was the Colony-give preference. One is dependants have been made. Hongkong Corpe of Air Raid Wardens, the Fire Brigade and the Auxillary granted a decree nisi to-day by the reason for the increased demand of Tals arrangement does not apply Chief Justice, Sir Atholl MacGregor, the Government for cement is the to evacuated women or children who Fire Service took part..
the Divorce Court, when she narrow escapes. In the fighting in ments on Tuesday night were, on the brought a petition for the dissolution cetion of air raid tunnels and have no one in Hongkang who is re-
Although the blacking out arrange- In
shelters. The problem facing con- sponsible for their maintenance, and Messrs. France he was forced down in flames, whole, satisfactory, it was observed last of her marriage to Mr. James Yat rotects is a serious one, especially for financial assistance will be made
fractors engaged on private
building in their case normal arrangements Improvement was night that
sili ming Lee. Respondent did not de- possible. As a result of being incon- fend the petition and was not legal- as it is now impossible to obtain sup- in Australia. ventenced by lack of public conveyance. ly represented.
plies from Haiphong. If the present homes, and there were therefore very linie with the old China Coast lias private building work in Hongkong prepared to remit to Australia, on people last night kept more to their
Old China Hand Passes. Another conditions prevall, it is possible that which the Hongkong Government is Arrangements have been made by few people in the street.
been broken with the death of Cap- will come to standstill.
schemes for social betterment, which. Hongkong War Hero, are now attracting the attention of tenant J. R. T. Smalley, D.F.C., born the women of England.
21 years ago In Hongkong is now Governor Entertained, His Excel-reported to be a prisoner of war, lency the acting Governor, Lieut-according to news received by his General E. F. Norton to-day in father Dr. T. J. Smalley. Flight- preted the installation of the Chinn Licut. Smalley, up to the time that Un. Prior to his visit Ils Excellency ber 17, had been in the thick of the was the guest of the Chairman, fighting since the German Invasion was Directors and Executive Staff of the of the Low Countries. He Company at a lunclicon at the Pen-awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross in August. He has had several Insula Hotel.
J.K.C.C. Annual Meeting.
H. R. B. Hancock and T. E. Pearce but managed to escape from his ma- were elected life members at the chine unhurt. He was again forced annual meeting of the Hongkong down on October 17, and there was October 23 Cricket Club to-day. Mr. Hancock no news of him until was also re-elected President. when he was reported be a pri
Young Equestrians. Two
Hong- soner of war.
Tuesday
It
November 1.
the
Friday
behalf of husbands and other persons with dependants the whole of their monthly allotments to their depend- ants on the strict understanding that the husbands, etc., will pay
the re- Day quisite amount into the the last business day of sy on. month. Buch
payments cease into the through no fault of the
Mrs. Keila, Rose Kew, Francis KI- Sal responsible for them, the
.
Susie ants in Australia will auto-
in
All women and children who paid
From 5 to 0 p.m., Kowloon residents on reaching home before the ive- Wedding. Two prominent Por-
minute service stopped, packed the tuguese families were unl
united when
wharf on the island, where not more Miss Louisa Maria Barros became
than the number that could be carried the the bride
by each ferry was allowed into of Mr. Reinaldo Maria
enclosure at
Others had to a time. Vieira-Ribeiro at the
Church Rosary
await their turn, and queued up as for The bride is the daughter of Mr. E L. Barros, chief clerk of the Great
October 29
were reduced during the winter of a Connaught Rend Central. After 6 pin an Irregular service was main- Northern Telegraph Company and of
1939-40 to one shelter only-that at talned until the alarm was sounded.
leen, Betty Longbottom, Marina Mac- Dance And Cabaret. Prominent kechnic, Joan Oram, H. F. Phillips, Mrs. G. S. Barros, while the bride- Black-out. A two-night black-out St. Peter's Church. The average The first aiarm was sounded at 9.30 groom is the son of Mr. A. J. Vieira exercise started to-night lasting from attendance there each night between p.m., and the "raiders past" given at Hongkong artistes appeared at the s
Reeve, Peggy Sharp,
qualify for quand Ribeiro of Messrs. Gibb Livingston sunset to
Dance and Cabaret at the Peninsula Stephens, M. Sterling, Suran Sung. accordance with the Decanber 1 and May 15 was 130, 10.05 p.m. sunrise, and generally and the total number accommodated The second alarm was of short & Co., and Mrs. S. M. Vieira- speaking it was quite a success, al- during the period was 21,000. Of duration, Insting only five minutes from Hotel to-night organised in ald of the M., White, P. Wilson, Nora Witchell, published financial scheme. Ribeiro.
funds of Christ Church, Kowloon and Lillan Yung. Now Yacht Club Pavilion. Dur- though the first enthusiastic reaction these "936
were treated for minor 11pm. to 11.05 pm.
The various volunteer services work: Tong. Speciality dances were per- week-end the imposing of officials was somewhat tempered allments and 20 were sent to hospiel extremely well, and officials express formed by the Misses Helen and Mrs. Nan Moodle was in charge or to Australia, or who were detained ing-the- and paintial headquarters of the when perlal reports disclosed that
gratlication at the efficiency shown in Royal Hongkong Yacht Club on Kel-
"This lett Island were formally opened by Wanchal, West Point, Kowloon water urgently required in Yaumatt and lights were visible in the the need, and additional shelters are
tles was to test preparedness as during His Excellency the acting Governor, Lieut-General E. F. Norton, in the front,
Youmali, and Shamshulpo Wanchal. Negotiations for sites in presence.
of 500 members and guests. areas. A.R.P. wurdens were mobi- these areas are progreasing, and the The occasion
was marked by the lised under
order by
Government departments concerned opening cruise of the Club during Governor-in-Council and proclaimed are giving us every assistance. There
afternoon, while the rowing sec-
is good reason to suppose that we tion held a Regatta at Deep Water in Government Gazette Extreof shall secure sultable sites during the Bay.
Excellency not only took dinary the previous day. This time next few days, and be able to erect
they neted independently part in the race for Cruisers, but
as they temporary buildings upon would have to in a raid and fulled time for the opening of the winter during the evening played a gome their task in admirable manner. of squash with Mr. J. E. Potter, the
season on December 1. Each of the club's architect.
H.K.N.V.F. Promotions-His Ex- cellency the Officer Administering the Government has been pleased to make the following promotions in the Hongkong Naval Volunteer Force; · To be Lleutenant:-Acting Lieu tenant Hugh Craig Mecke, from Oct. 1, 1940.
To be Acting Lleutenants:-Sub- Lleut, Jack Yuna Hutton Polts, Sub-
many
tail
an
the
Military manoeuvres coincided with the black-out and searchlights pierced the black sky and occasion- ally illuminated the harbour as the beams searched for "enemy" war- ships. Along the water front ma- chine-gun posts were manned while A.A. butlerles went into action against "ralding aircraft".
After the exercises were over,
Licut James Thomas Brown, Sub-Licut. Wing-Commander A. H. Steele-Per- Arthur St. George Welton, Sub-Lieut. kins announced that they were more Robert Rutherford, Sub-Lieut. Frank Ceell Manning (all from Oct, 1); Sub- successful than previous attempts. Lieut. Henry Preston Balley, Sub-Lieut. Incidentally work on the construction John Murray Purvis, Sub-Lleut, Law. of A.R.P. tunnels in the clly and In rence Gilbert Merry
Sub-Lieut. Kowloon continued all night through- Donald William Wagstaff, Sub-Lleut, out the black-out. John Paxter Colls, Sub-Lleut. Ar-
chibald Pollock, Act. Sub-Lieut. Philip "Gone With The Wind". The Tre- Cecil Fairbairn. Act, Sub-Lieut. Harry miere showing of the eagerly-awaited Maughan Cockle. Act. Sub-Lieut nim "Gone With The Wind", rather Patrick Cardinal Mason Sedgwick, Act, Sub-Lieut. Gerald John Probyn Carey, unhappily coincided with the black Act. Sub-Lieut. Robert John Minniti, aut, but this nether affected the at- Act. Sub-Lieut. John Moodle, Act. Bub- tendances at the Queen's and Alham- Lieut. William Alan Johnson (all from bra Theatres, nor retracted from the Oct. 2).
To be Sub-Lieutenant-Act, Sub enjoyment of this magnificent picture. In fact many patrons appeared to Lieut. Herbert Ernest Brower. Act Sub. *** Lieut. Patrick Elliott Young (both from enjoy the hazardous trip through the Inky darkness from the hotels to the Oct 31,
To be Acting Sub-Lieutenants: Queen's, and afterwards dozens took Cadet William Wyllie Clark Showon, ndvantage of the 2 num, extension Cadet Alistair Macdonald Mack (both at Gripps and danced for an hour from Oct. 1).
and a halt.
To be Acting Sub-Lieutenants (E):—
their discretion without direction from
their
eir own passages from Hongkong
in
the on
clear under-
Australia owing to the evacuation only touches the fringe of the handling of the imaginary incidents Stella Ho and Mias Betty Lee, while the sale of tickets in the Rose Room, s will be allowed to register as:
stuged. As the Intention of the authorl-Mrs. No-na To gave a lovely inter- and Mrs. M. Lucas in the Root Gar- evacuees un actual air raid, those in charge of pretation of the "Valse des Fleurs." dem. Mr. E. Lock was the Master of standing that such recognition will various sectors were permitted to use Mr. John Gilchrist gave a demons- Ceremonies.
place_no
no obligation on the Hongkong Government in respect of,
of return Headquarters on to what kind of work wadon of club swinging, while by Prizes were awarded to holders of passages to
to Hongkong. was to be carried out.
kind permission of Lieut-Col. Me- lucky programmes, also to the ladies
Simultaneously with the announce- Police and fire stations were hives of Dougall, M. C., and Officers of the collecting the largest number of dance ment of this revised financial scheme, activity during the night na
it la stated that His Excellency the attended to telephone calls; received 2nd. Batt. the Royal Scots, Pipe Major tickets, and for spot dances, messages and sent directions.
Piper More Evacuees to Leave. Police committed to be known as the Governor has appointed an advisory L/Cpl. Moure, Colony to Loin Well-known
A number of well-known Webster, Piper Stewart and Piper this week served notices on women Evacuation Expenses Committee with sanalitics. Americans in the Colony, who are Martin delighted with a performance due to be evacuated to Australis re- Mr. B. Wylie as chairman, und Mrs. minding them that Government had A, H. R. Phillips and Mr. A. J. C. made
ade 50 reservations for them aboard Taylor as members.
them in
workera
Rankine,
NEW HEADQUARTERS OF THE YACHT CLUB
a ship leaving during the second Appeals Rejected. Four more ap week in November, and that failure peals against evacuation were refused to comply with the evacuation order by the
They who appeared form of the
would make them liable to a fine not tea evacuation Advisory Commit-
exceeding $1,000 or imprisonment. Clark,
A European police officer served the, committee In the notices personally..
wore: Mrs. M.
before the
Auxiliary Nursing Service; Mrs. B. Pears, who claimed had a board-
Big A.EF. Scheme. Giving the ing house to run; Mrs. G. B. S. first of his weekly, press interviews to-day, Wing-Commander A
Hhomson, who ony, and Mrs. P. requested permission Steele Perkins, Director of Air Raid to return to the Precautions declared: "Government
who made Bigazzi,
a similar Bowls Champion M. N. Depars are fully behind me, and the Civil Service player to-day
intends to vote further
sums of money towards Alt. Raid the Colony lawn bowls singles cham Precautions work, which will involve pionship when he beat M, R. Abbas
Recreation tunnels, shelters, concreto pens and of the Indian
Club
by development of concrete zones."
22-8 over 15 ende. Rakusen led all the way and was the better player He added that that recent vote of under dificult conditions. Abbag $1,000,000 by the Government for A. failed to and his length and was R.P. work had given them a new constantly short on a rather heavy lease of life, and they were able to freen.
Japanese Said Byacuating.
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go ahead with work on shelters and Employment Control New pows tunnels.
to control employment in Hongkong wore announced by the Government Ac-to-day. The regulations empower cording to the Japan Chronicle" the Government to prevent any per- Japanese women and children son from changing his employment, residents are starting to evacuate to require any person to change from. Hongkong. Nine families consisting one employment to another if con- of 20 women and children went to skiered necessary, and to prohibit Probationary Cadet Joseph Fraser, Pro- Street Sleepers Shelter Society.
Kobe by the Nitta Maru.
strikes and lock-outs. bationary Cadet Lewin Arthur Lenn. The magnificent work accomplished Probationary Cadet John Jacob Forster by the Street Sleepers Shelter So-
Hongkong Weather, The lowest Belling Duty Increase. Govern- (all from Oct. 13.
minimum temperature ever recorded ment announced to-day a draft bill To bo Acting Lieutenant-Sub. clety was re-emphasised at the an-
In Hongkong during October rovising the Betting Ordinance under Lleut Ernest Wide Fielding, Act. Sub- nual meeting held to-day, when Mr.
But G. Misiin presided and Miss Ruby two new buildings will cost $3,500, members of the United States Navy of the Highland Fling and Broad the 24th of last month, according to duty on cash-sweep betting tickets was registered on the afternoon of which, as from January 1 next, the Lieut, ́ ́Arthur Hobert Brown from Oct. 2).
Mow Fung the hon. secretary present- and each will accommodate 200 per- Reserve, have been called up for ser-Sword Dance. To be Acting Sub-Lieulenante-War- ed the report and accounts.
sons. We therefore hope to collect vice and are expected to leave shortly
the Royal Observatory. The tem- will be raised from five to ten par rant, Officer Duncan, Bong Izait, War-
$7,000 during the next few weeks by the U.8.3. Ashville to report to the A novelty of the evening was the persture, then fell by 30 degrees, cent. It is Intended that this in- rant Omear Thomas John Price, War- The Chairman stressed the need in order to meet this very necessary fondant of the 10th Naval District voluntary appearance of members of During the carller part of the month, crease shall be borne by the betting Kant Omeer Frederick William Am for medlent assistance and several expenditure without encroaching on
the "popular" young not," who acted says the report, the weather in the public. *** brose, Warrant Oficer Archibald Nisaun zuggestions were advanced. A pro- our existing fund of around $5,700, manager of the Palace : Hotel - Partia taxi dancers” during the evening Colony was warm and rather loss Prominent Americans' leave,
Four fall from Oct. 1).
To be Acting Lieutenant (E) nosal to charge three cents a night for which is required to secure current James H. "Chuck") Connor, manager the proceeds being devoted to the sunny than is usual at that time of the well known members, of the stare (Sub-Lieutenant Denys Warwick Mor. each sleeper was defeated. It was expenses and any emergencies which of the Black Dog cafe, Hennery Road; church funds. Those who volunteered year. The mean temperature for of the Standard-Vacuum Oll: Co
Elleen October was 77.9 degrees, ley (from Oct. 1).
also decided to keep the shelters on a may arise,
which was at Lingenbrink, RR ("Red") Hammons, Van Bergen, Alico Van Bergen, Olive yoluntary basis Instead of self-paying.
of the Shipping
@depart basis until such time as the buildings
on the fet ment), Mr. A. M. Kirby (Marketing were taken over. premanently.
manager of the London Cafe, Lockhart DLN
Barker CACH
To bo Acting Sub-Lieutenants (E):- Warrant Oficer Walter Norman Adams Smalley, Warrant Officer Porcival Ed ward Kettle (both from Oct. 1),
assignment.
The men are H. L." ("Jim") Akeri,
minimum
To be Acting Sub-Lieutenant-Cadet
Adam Gray Dalziel (from Oct 19,700
William Gunn, Jr.; V. H. ("Dutch") for this were Shella Baskets,term 17-darcos abové normal. -- A' maxi- (Manado, Mr.FHA
give to the very poor is self-evident Road; Arthur P. ("Rad") Thomson, ridge, Elféen Bliss, Malele Bigonely the latter a bour.recard. The mean countant) and Mr. J, W. Mayhew
"The comfort which these, shelters manager of Gingle's Cafe, Gloucester Blackman, June Roma fronde mum of 85 of 67,3 on the 28th, executivo), Mr. W. L.
Barbara Budden, relative humidity for the month To be Acting Lieutenant--Sub-
The chairman's speech in port night. Yet all that we offer is a Radioman, now operating Cartwright, Lieutenant Denis Henry Hazell (from read:
Churn, Oct. 1.:
Gaggino, Con
鹞 and
·trude Bowen, F Car
Ger
D. Deakin,
to anyone who has visited them at Road, Bholby N. Vance, retired Chief Boris Brooks, DF Cartier cent, against a normal of 72 tirement by the President Coolidge
boards to sleep on, hot tea arid in the Colony: Felevă7" ("Beta") Zech,
Mabel
(assistant Accountant), sailed r cent, Bunshine amounted to 186 at the week-end. Mr. Tyson and
"Owing to the inability of the streets will be more congested; than : It is understood five of the men will Cornelly, Jean Finlay Air Fishers. Pe which was-31-hours less than Mr. Kirby Have completed: nearly/35%
Gayer A Grady hours
taken or an « cook,
100 De Acting Sub-Lleutenants Government to allow us further use ever and our help proportionately be doing share, duty, and Thomson will Mrs Gillard, Gertrude Goddard, normal. The total rainfall at the years service and Mr. Mayhew, and Charles Francia Knox (from Oct. 2); of the premison which we formerly more necessary. It appeal very ur-tomcially stated that the calling Shella Haynes, Stella Ho, Helen Ho Kowloon Observatory was 1.39 inches, Mr. Barker about 28 years, pervios William Simpson Rows (from Oct. 31 occupied at the old Victoria Gaol and gently for donations towards the cost up of the reservinin does not represent Kathleen Hume, Margaret Hun, Bes which was less than one-third of the They were accompanied by their Jack Loglie Youngman (from Oct. 4), the old Magistracy, at Yaumati, we of the two new. shelters,
́any extraordinary situation.
trice Hutchinson, Edith Johnston, normal.
families: