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Cuticura Will Heal Pimply Rashes

Gently scat the affected surface with Cuticura Ointment. Let i ̈re- main Ave minutes. then wash off with Cuticura Sap and hot water. Condnue bathing for some mietites using the Soap freely. This treat- ment is best on rising and re- dring but is effective at any time.

KINER FORM

Taun throughout the

Lock. Cum . TITMETRO, LI 11. Ozarkorkende St, Landes. X. d. L.

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MARY PICKFORD

THE HONGKONG

DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 478,

HONGKONG LEGISLATIVE VISITORS AT HOTELS

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COUNCIL.

(Continued from page 5.)

The view the Government is inclined to take with regard to junior officers in the service is that they know perfectly well the torms of their employment when they join the service, and it is certainly up to them to model their expenditure on ekonomical lines during their first years of service. I know it is a habit among Chinese to marry early, but in doing 80

I think they should be able to make game u certain family arrangement to cover period of their service..

MOTOR LAUNCH FOR AMBULANCE PURPOSES.

With regard to the remarks made by the Hon. Mr. Bird I have to say that with regard to the motor Inunch for the Medi- cal Department the question whether is can be used as an ambulance launch will be considered by the Principal Civil Med cal Officer. It is recognised that it is very necessary to have some means of conveying a case from a ship rapidly and I hope it will be possible to build a launch, possibly a little larger than it was intended, so as to be able to fit it 1s required.

XAMING OF STREETS.

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Mr B.T. G. Aitken Mr & Mrs G. S

Archbatt

Capt. T. Arthur Ki T. Arthur MF. W. Barnes Mr & Mrs Beale

Mrs E. B. Belilis

Barin Mr D.

Mr

A D. Barthan Mr H. Bickerton Mrs R. J. Birbeck Mr A. Brooks Mr A. Brostedt Mr C. H. Brougwin Mr A. W. Graham

Browne Mr A. C. Burlin Mr E. Clifton Mr L. M. Corre Mr J. H. Crutch My J. M. Dalyano Davion Mr D. R. Capt. Dickens M. M. Ditishism. Mr G. W, Dorkins Mr & Mrs WAR. Mr J. Dykshyoun Miss Eccles

Douglas

My A. C. Keaper » Miss CA P. Keuper

MrJ. J. Kino

Mr H. Kraty

Mr U. Kubota

Mr & Mru C. Lauritsen

Mr J. A. Gordon. Lesak Afra E. Liddioll

Miss H. Liilis Mr & Mrs

Linderuan

Mr E. A. Mackay

Mr A. Halcoin:

Mr D. McCallum

Mrs & Mrs G. Mesgar

and child

Mr C. H. M: A, Marly Dr. J. Morrison Mr R. C. Morton Mrs B. V. Muutos MrN. O.. Neah Mr P. O'Connor M.K. Ozo

Montague

Mrs K. Ona

Mr & Mrs E. Pearman

Mr A. C. Faleron

Mr H H. Pegg

Mr & Mrs A. Pemod

Alr Y. A. Pennell

Mrs G. E. Forcival

Mr & Mrs E. Pooley Lt. & Mr C. Price

Mr M. J.

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Mr & Mrs

Mr & Mrs E. E. Ellis Mr G. P. Elsasser Mr Fehr Ellis Miss 31. Ellis Mr.P. Fehihy

Fenky son Mr W.N.. Mr A. Francoin Mr K. C. C. Fyfe Dr. Douglas Mr. Chubson Dr. George Dr B. E. Gill

"MARY AIN'T GUILTY" member's suggestion is certainly happy. Mr H. Geffers

STARTING TO-MORROW

BOOKING AT MOOTRIE'S Baron 5 P.M. OR AT THE THEATRE Arten 1,5.

BOOKING NOW ON..

As to the naming of streets, the hon. I have often noticed the aced myself. There is a very good practice in Canada of having the name of the street on the pavement. I do not know whether that. would do here. The Director of Public Works may be able to devise some other means of meeting the need.

THE BOAD TO CAPE D'AGUILAR, With reference to the road to Cape Aguilar, it is a very difficult one to make and very expensive. alt is only to be used for official purposes nud, it is not

desirable to wides

R. Gawler

Mr & Mrs J. Gould Mrs J. R. Green Capt. T. P. Hall Miss F. Hamilton Mr H. Hancock Mr & Mrs H.A.

Hannibal

Mr & Mrs WHarris Mr J. Scott Hatston MPE. Hauerat Mr P, J. van Hecke Mr A... F. Henry

E.

WORLD THEATRE.ally the soft, roads are now being made Mire C., Hills

Specialist For Stomach

Sufferers

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the one thing that lets the stomach-tortured

cat what they like in peace-it does more "it lets them enjoy it and get full benefit. This is a piece of health advice worth trying!"

When you buy Burstel Magnesia, sec" the trade-mark "BISMAG" oval and you'll know you're got the cars the doctors take themselves.

The Sigu of the Genuine

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overy Package

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Cures Sore Throat

Get a bottle to-day from your chemist or stores.

THERE'S A LONG LONG TRAIE,

25 feet which makes a great deal of differ ence to safety.

PORT DEVELOPMENT,

Mr J. Holmes Mr H. A. Hovenier Sir & Lady Edgar

Mr A. W. S. Joars

Joncs

binson

Mrs R. M. Hobiason

Mr E. Rosenfeld

Mr & EL Bowe

Mrs & Miss Russell

Mr G. Schrines

Mr D. C. Scott

Cap

eigreland

Er A. R. Smithwich Mr T. L. Scane M. W. H. Sparks

C.S.Speyer

Ms. Vander Mr &

Steen Mrs E. A. Stevens Mr B. F.Summers Mr P. D. Sutherland Mm Q. A. Thompsou Mr L. A Tobins Mr J. G. Varbel Mr C. P. Vetter

Mr B. 3. Wadeson

Mr W. E. Wakeham

Judge F. C. Watson

Mr W. A. Watson M: H. W. Watts Miss H. Whemater Mr J.F. Wright

REPOLJE BAY HOTEL

Carleton

The scheme for Port Development, IM P. Kaba believe, is practically ready now, and i did bope that we might have had it here to-day. It will be referred to the Cham- ber of Commerce and other bodies for consideration when it is ready. The hon. Mr M. P. Anderson member appeared to think that a larger bt. Bayer Mr. Bitzer sum of money has been wasted in the pre- paration of the foriner scheme. The work Mrs Blacklock,

Dr. & Mrs Camera done by the Consulting Engineers is not

MF & Mrs A. E. &. lost. The work they were called upon to make was necessary for any schemes E. C. Costello The pricking of the harbour and the other MA Deling Dura work done will always be valuable for Mr Franklin other schemes adopted. and the only Mr & Mrs 1. H. Geare

and daughter money not expended for a useful purpose is what we par for plans that will not be Mr & Mrs F. Hartley adopted. The Government is fully alive to the other considerations referred to by the hon. member. It is hoped that what- ever decisions may be arrived at, they will be for the best interests of the Colony.

H.E. THE GOVERNOR.

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Mr H. L. Hartley

Mr & Mrs Walter

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Lang

Mr & Mrs E: Lund Mr TA. McGee

Mr & Mrs J. N. Parker Measry Schronberg

and Bandaa

My C. B. Shaak Mr & Mrs Simpson Mr & Mrs F. Travers

and child Mr M. Walk

PLAX Hozzin

Kr. A. Arthur Miss E. K. Hailey Mr & Mrs La U. F.

Bellamy

Mr J. W, C. Boa24T

Mr W. H. Bourne'

31, 3. Brean

& Miss Brennan

ILE. THE GOVERNOR: Let me in the first instance thank you for the very kind way you have received the Budget, Cal C. Russell Brown. which I confess I put forward with mis- Misa P. W. Brown "givings as to your views. Let me thank Mr T. S. Bustard you for your very kind references to my Mr R. Cleland self, and the very helpful remarks you Mr J. B. Collis have wade this afternoon, which, I need Miss M. Cooper not say, will receive my very careful con- Mrs I. H. Cormack sideration. I think most of the points Mr W. Dixon raised have been dealt with. There are Lt. Col. R. A. Dobbin one or two on which I find it necessary Mr E. C. Duncan

Mr & Mrs 3. Duncan to make a few remarks. The hon. mem

Mr W. E. Dre ber representing the Chamber of Com Mra Somera Ellis merce recommended that the military con Hiases Ellis tribution instead of being paid over to the War Oflice should be paid over here for Mr&Mrs W. A

Eustace

Goodfellow

1

Mr & Mrs E. F. Kill Mr J. L. Kooreman Mr&Mr A. Lane Mr & Mrs S. E.

Langaton Mr & Mra W. L. Lesak Mr G. D. Leys

Major A. B

Mr

Littlejohns

"J.D. Lloyd Mr L. M. S. Lloyd Me W. H. Lock

-Loyan

Mr & Mrs W

Mrs J. MeAinst Mr B. McGregor

My E. E. Himmack MrD. W. Mantos

Misa Newsholme

Mr. W. Ogden Mr A. M.Paul. Mr A. H. Pinn Major & Mrs F. H.

Phillip Mr E. Rapha Mr & Mrs H. R.

Remington Lt. Col. & Mrs O.

Sanders

Mr L. G Scott Dr. A. W. Shovelton Mr W. F. Simmons Mr H. H. Skelton, Capt. & Ars Skinner

Stublings Mr & Miss G. E.

Mr H. F. L. Starder.

the reprovisioning of military forces on Capt. & Mr. D. Fittes the Kowloon side. I am afraid that be- Mr&Mrs. FitzRoy trays rather a misapprehension of the Mr A. Forbes position, and may I say the character of MR.L W. Foster the War Dice. The military contribution MrF. F. P. Franklin is supposed to be provided for the up- Lt. G. C. Frederick keep of the garrison. The War Office Mr & Mrs W. D. contend, and when pressed, produced figures to show, that it does not cover the Mr & Mrs J. M. Gordon Grey cost of the garrison. I suggest, there. Mr & Mrs Geo. W. fore, if we ask the War Office to devote to Mr & Mrs B. A. Hale reprovisioning them on the Kowloon side, Misa M. B. Hal with land and buildings, the contributier Mrs J, Hancock which at present provides for the upkeep Mr J. B. Banker of the troops, the War Office reply may Mr & Mrs W. J. be foreseen at once-that we are asking them to abandon the contribution and Mr G. M. Hemsworth merely to pay them the money which they MT. W. Horaby would, in any case receive to enable them Mr H. Howell

re-establish themselves elsewhere Mr & Mrs C. J. Manolo Capt A. E. Watts

to

Hawker

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Suckling

Mrs J. S. Thomson Mrs C. Thwaites Mins Thwaites Mr A. W. Tickle It-Cal & Mrs H.

Mr GM Trevelyan

Hughes Miss C. Wilmo

position they never would accept a Misa O. C. Jenkins afraid I do not feel it possible to par W. W. Jordan before His Majesty's Government a pro-

Mr. M. F. Key posal that would be rejected.

I am afraid it would be undesirable to

discuss, in public, the question of whether

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or not Hongkong is seriously under-gar risoned. Perhaps the less said about Me CW. Alexander these matters, at the present time, the MA Arch better. I would observe that if the state MrR. A. G. Barrett ment is correct and is accepted, it would Mr W. A. Bennett" appear to involve an addition to the Mr. Brooks garrison, which again would, I fear, in Mr R. W. Campbell volve additions to the military contribu Mr. B. Chickgar tion. Whether the Municipal Councils of Mr J. B. Car

MY W. B. Cuf

the Treaty ports would be likely to Mr A.B. P. Davies tribute, as an hon. member suggests, is Mr. H. Davis

Mr B. L. Baton Winwon Mr & Mrs F.D. Wood Mr G. O. Worrall

HOTEL. MrA. E. Hake Mr.A. Hall

Mr C. H. Haslewood Mr J. Jack

Mrs McCaw

Mr J. McDonald

Mx B. J. de H. Moore Mr G. M. Murphy Mr H. Smith

MY U. Stringer and

child

My A. P. Thanenbaum Mr G. Tulloch Mr A. J. Wadmöre berg Mr W. Walters

PRECIOS SERER |PREMNON REMEDY.

a matter on which I confess I have some Mr H B. Flower doubt. The whole question is: Arewers. Forsamida paying for the Garrison because we want Mr & Mrs H. Golden- it, or are we paying for it, or most of, it, because it is wanted for impérial pur poses? That is a subject which has form edu subject of controversy for at least thirty years and I do not know the parties in the discussion have ever come to an Agreement. I confess it has gezurred to me that there is an amazing. number of officera of high rank, that two Colonels grow where one grew before.

(Continued on page 3).

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