97
blar evad settlemo) Istong? aft
art beaguoalb v[Irt stew dairy is IIa ni agriteem A emoɛ
taad edt of as emi! of emit mort bezlar enoidaeun euolTET
to asalo edt of na bra sbnuï edt to antaoqalb to TenPLASM
.betalaam ed of enew odw eiqoeq
bedrloqqe saw est¿tru100-du? A
.A.X
matainen H nоH end to gnitatenoo
to .* .coH‚ÌaX oH .
.10 .nok Totes1⁄4 wodnek adt,golval
BT,Hat with Delano a gouf,boo . .A .anneMXUY
. WIY dow bus gпoT Mox of JAY 9aT opalonært,anogk inb
-ni vijasta ena settirmoð ent
t
aeptvisa #IJA [øv vrev ad tot nemsItneg exedit of ba@deb-
X10 eat to notesloenqqs vierit broper of dalw bus betebast
-tagiteavni lalosqu a taild beastia set)trero0-du2 eft .enob
nudo a q TM to qiiansailed) edt rabnu settimao0 gat-
-¿Artios frenarrieg s as Istiquof s# nau? erit ja tie bluoda
-** rebre at gninaını adeey yoga 107t enob as aldt bus
993-
plotaibe uni bivoo brut end no misfo e gniden eno vna det
YISTOJNOJ betusta ed eldfeeoq as noor as bus bised ed
notatob fent? & gathusq,yIscasoen bavot ti constelaem
.betneaeng miafo talvoltisq edt of as
-noo ed od amislo to axedmum eft
-19btenos Iutorso tay bettyper bus jeerg vier aaw barsbia- berotainimba aяw but edt jant erpane of rebro al moita- BRÍVOBOh vilest saod) vino Jent bus egstnarba taad edt of
.Ji sviss91 bluoda eonatalaes to gulasenq jeom bus fatit aft
asw satikumo✪ sa to noitstablengo erit galbnameź rettam -97 and bus antariqro bus avobtw ajutitasb to tellar ərid
.baeb sɗt to gatviud bus gnitevoo❤
+
netbítilo bus nertow 203 Ils mi
aned to faoм ‚CA.ASI ̧ðíž to Jaoo a ta betcia8A D10W
JnJoona evoda st .søgs:liv avižan visit oð gaturutBI ,benworb anaeqotuk wot to swoblw edit að aðnemyaq bebuloni
Teritto
either in the form of a gratuity or assisted passage home.
The sum of $17,985.30 was expend-
-ed by the Tung Wa Hospital in feeding destitutes and in
recovering and burying the dead.
The main reason for raising the
fund however was to enable the trade of the Colony to be
carried on with as little loss and dislocation as possible
and to this end money was given or advanced, to owners of
certain classes of boats to enable them to repair, rebuild
or purchase boats as promptly as possible. As these boats
are in most cases owned by the men who sail them their
loss means in many cases absolute ruin, and after full
discussion it was decided that advances up to about one-
-third of the value of the boat should be made, on the
condition that the boats were ready for work by a certain
date and that they should be registered in the Colony.
In all 1601 cases were assisted
of which one was a boat owned by an English Pilot. The
total expended being $198,002.00.
Attached is a table showing the
number of boats of each class for which assistance was
granted, this included cargo-boats, sampens and rowing-
-boats, fishing sampans fishing-junks and miscellaneous
junks.
With regard to the relief in the
New Territories North of the Kowloon Hills, Messrs. Messer
and Orme kindly undertake this work and a sum of money was
at once placed at their disposal to enable them to deal
with cases demanding immediate relief. The total sum thus
expended came to $12,554.00 made up as follows:-
Grants to 27 women for loss of
relatives $1,750, small grants to 35 people (chiefly
women) $449. Compensation for loss of crops and repaira
to embankments $9,045. Grants to Peng Chau Village
for
97
blar evad settlemo) Istong? aft
art beaguoalb v[Irt stew dairy is IIa ni agriteem A emoɛ
taad edt of as emi! of emit mort bezlar enoidaeun euolTET
to asalo edt of na bra sbnuï edt to antaoqalb to TenPLASM
.betalaam ed of enew odw eiqoeq
bedrloqqe saw est¿tru100-du? A
.A.X
•
matainen H nоH end to gnitatenoo
to .* .coH‚ÌaX oH .
.10 .nok Totes1⁄4 wodnek adt,golval
BT,Hat with Delano a gouf,boo . .A .anneMXUY
*
. WIY dow bus gпoT Mox of JAY 9aT opalonært,anogk inb
-ni vijasta ena settirmoð ent
t
aeptvisa #IJA [øv vrev ad tot nemsItneg exedit of ba@deb-
X10 eat to notesloenqqs vierit broper of dalw bus betebast
-tagiteavni lalosqu a taild beastia set)trero0-du2 eft .enob
nudo a q TM to qiiansailed) edt rabnu settimao0 gat-
-¿Artios frenarrieg s as Istiquof s# nau? erit ja tie bluoda
-** rebre at gninaını adeey yoga 107t enob as aldt bus
993-
plotaibe uni bivoo brut end no misfo e gniden eno vna det
YISTOJNOJ betusta ed eldfeeoq as noor as bus bised ed
notatob fent? & gathusq,yIscasoen bavot ti constelaem
.betneaeng miafo talvoltisq edt of as
-noo ed od amislo to axedmum eft
-19btenos Iutorso tay bettyper bus jeerg vier aaw barsbia- berotainimba aяw but edt jant erpane of rebro al moita- BRÍVOBOh vilest saod) vino Jent bus egstnarba taad edt of
.Ji sviss91 bluoda eonatalaes to gulasenq jeom bus fatit aft
asw satikumo✪ sa to noitstablengo erit galbnameź rettam -97 and bus antariqro bus avobtw ajutitasb to tellar ərid
.baeb sɗt to gatviud bus gnitevoo❤
+
netbítilo bus nertow 203 Ils mi
aned to faoм ‚CA.ASI ̧ðíž to Jaoo a ta betcia8A D10W
JnJoona evoda st .søgs:liv avižan visit oð gaturutBI ,benworb anaeqotuk wot to swoblw edit að aðnemyaq bebuloni
Teritto
either in the form of a gratuity or assisted passage home.
The sum of $17,985.30 was expend-
-ed by the Tung Wa Hospital in feeding destitutes and in
recovering and burying the dead.
The main reason for raising the
fund however was to enable the trade of the Colony to be
carried on with as little loss and dislocation as possible
and to this end money was given or advanced, to owners of
certain classes of boats to enable them to repair, rebuild
or purchase boats as promptly as possible. As these boats
are in most cases owned by the men who sail them their
loss means in many cases absolute ruin, and after full
discussion it was decided that advances up to about one-
-third of the value of the boat should be made, on the
condition that the boats were ready for work by a certain
date and that they should be registered in the Colony.
In all 1601 cases were assisted
of which one was a boat owned by an English Pilot. The
total expended being $198,002.00.
Attached is a table showing the
number of boats of each class for which assistance was
granted, this included cargo-boats, sampens and rowing-
-boats, fishing sampans fishing-junks and miscellaneous
junks.
With regard to the relief in the
New Territories North of the Kowloon Hills, Messrs. Messer
and Orme kindly undertake this work and a sum of money was
at once placed at their disposal to enable them to deal
with cases demanding immediate relief. The total sum thus
expended came to $12,554.00 made up as follows:-
Grants to 27 women for loss of
relatives $1,750, small grants to 35 people (chiefly
women) $449. Compensation for loss of crops and repaira
to embankments $9,045. Grants to Peng Chau Village
for
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