yee).
On meatless days the adults shall be given salted fish and/or Chinese cheese (foo yee). The children from 1-14 shall be given salted egg. up to the scheduled weight on the four meatless days per week. Fresh green leafy vegetables shall form 70% or more of the total daily weight of vegetables. Onions, potatoes, carrots, tomatoes and melon for the balance. The items for beans or products are as follows:
Soya bean cheese, fresh bean curd, dried bean curd slices, sweet bean curd slices, soya bean milk and dried fresh bean cake. No whole soya beans will be served. In addition to the above a pint of congee containing two ounces of white rice shall be given to each person and soya bean milk prepared in accordance with the specifications of the Medical Department to all children and to any others recommended by the Medical Officer in charge
The prices include the provision by the Contractors of the following, viz.:—
1. Kitchen staff.
2. Kitchen and cooking utensils.
3. Feeding utensils including chopsticks, bowls, plates, etc.
4. Fuel for cooking the diets.
Chapter V.
HOUSING.
[Please see also Chapter V. of the 1938 Report.]
A Town Planning Committee was appointed in July, 1939 and held several meetings. Some tentative recommendations were made regarding zoning in Kowloon and the reservation of areas for factories. The Committee has now applied to Government for the secondment of a Town Planning officer so that certain preliminary work may be carried out and submitted for the consideration of the Committee.
For the purpose of the sanitary inspection of tenements under the powers conferred by the Public Health (Sanitation) Ordinance, No. 15 of 1935, the Urban District is divided into thirty-five health districts each of which is in the charge of a Sanitary Inspector. Each health district contains about 2,500 floors and, in normal times, about 25,000 inhabitants. House to house inspection forms part of the duties of the sanitary inspectorate and of the health officers. Some 56,207 sanitary nuisances were dealt with during the year and some 229,385 floors were subjected to cleansing with kerosene oil emulsion. Floors in the overcrowded central districts are cleansed four times annually and those in the outlying districts twice annually.
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yee).
On meatless days the adults shall be given salted fish and/or Chinese chese (foo The children from 1-14 shall be given salted egg. up to the scheduled weight on the four meatless days per week. Fresh green leafy vegetables shall form 70% or more of the total daily weight of vegetables. Onions, potatoes, carrots, tomatoes and melon for the balance. The items for beans or products are as follows:
Soya bean cheese, fresh bean curd, dried bean curd slices, sweet bean curd slices, soya bean milk and dried fresh bean cake. No whole soya beans will be served. In addition to the above a pint of congee containing two ounces of white rice shall be given to each person and soya bean milk prepared in accordance with the specifications of the Medical Department to all children and to any others recommended by the Medical Officer in charge
The prices include the provision by the Contractors of the following, viz. :—
1. Kitchen staff.
2. Kitchen and cooking utensils.
3. Feeding utensils including chopsticks, bowls, plates, etc.
4. Fuel for cooking the diets.
Chapter V.
HOUSING.
[Please see also Chapter V. of the 1938 Report.]
A Town Planning Committee was appointed in July, 1939 and held several meetings. Some tentative recommendations were made regarding zoning in Kowloon and the reservation of areas for factories. The Committee has now applied to Government for the secondment of a Town Planning officer so that certain preliminary work may be carried out and submitted for the consideration of the Committee.
For the purpose of the sanitary inspection of tenements under the powers con- ferred by the Public Health (Sanitation) Ordinance, No. 15 of 1935, the Urban District is divided into thirty-five health districts each of which is in the charge of a Sanitary Inspector. Each health district contains about 2,500 floors and, in normal times, about 25,000 inhabitants. House to house inspection forms part of the duties of the sanitary inspectorate and of the health officers. Some 56,207 sanitary nuisances were dealt with during the year and some 229,385 floors were subjected to cleansing with kerosene oil emulsion. Floors in the overcrowded central districts are cleansed four times annually and those in the outlying districts twice annually.
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