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GOVERNMENT HOUSE

Activities Of The Week

Sunday, November 19,

ENGLAND LOSE TO PORTUGAL

In International Charity Cup Contest

Ás

NEW SOLICITOR

ENROLLED

Mr. Curtis To Join Woo And Woo

was expected the match

A new solicitor was admitted to The following lunched at Cover-between England and Portugal in practice in the local Courts by Sir ment House:-Mr. W. J. E. Binnie, the first round of the Sunday Athall MacGregor on Saturday Mrs. G. F. Hole, Mrs. Astley, Cap. Herald Cup proved to be a very when ap application made by the tan W. A Armstrong, Mr. G. B clean and exciting encounter. Ths: Hon. Mr. G. Alabaster. K.C. Gifford Bull, Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Portuguese team gave a splendid the Attamey General on behalf of Binnie, Mr. N. Richardson and Mr. display of teamwork and gained Air D'Arcy Stewart. Curtis, was

a well earned victory by 4 goals granteff. to "1

Nelson.

..

Monday November 11- Armistice Day. His Excellency, attended by the Personal Staff, and accompanied by [Lady Southern, was present at 'a AD cia service held at St. John's Cathedral

His Excellency, attended by Cap- tain W. J. R. Cragg, A.D.C., was present at the service held at the Селовара, after which His Ex- cellency laid a wreath at the Ceno-| taphi

Partagal fielded the same team as published previously, but two changes were made in the Engilah ide. Stevens and Bickford played in place of Ridley and Baldry,

-- A. V. Gosano and Delgado were in excellent form and gave Bick- His Excellency, attended by Cap- ford and Stevens little chance. tain W. J. R. Chart, AD.C., and ac- Fowler attempted to raid on the companied by Lady Southern, aldright wing but he was too now und

wreath at the Chinese Memorial was often' robbed of the ball. la the Botanical Gardens.

His Excellency Bhd Lady, Södtb- orn, altanded by Captain W. J. R. Crary. A.D.C. were present at the Hong Kong Cricket Club to witness the second day of the Interport Cricket Match.

Mr. and Mrs. Lambert Dunbar

dined at Government House,

Lady Southern and party were present at St. John's Cathedral to hear a Recital given by the Hong

Kong Singers..

Tuesday November 12. Lady Southern, attended by Cap- tain W. J. R. Cragg, A.D.C., and accompanied by Miss Hancock and the Misses Raig-Brown; was the guest of Lt. Col. J. A. A. Griton, D.8,0, and Officers of the lat, Ba,

In moving the application Mr Alabaster sild,

This is a motion under sections 20, 21, and 22 of the Lezal Práce tice Ordinance of 1871 for the ad-" mission as a solicitor to this hon- Two minutes after the startpurable court of Mr. D'Arcy. Ste- Marques saved a hard shot from wart Curtis, I am instructed that Stevens and immediately after- Mr. Curtis is the son of Mr. F. J. wards-England forced a corner, but] F. Curtis, a member of the Council

was not fruitful,

of the Law Society of England and the head-of-the-well-known legal arm of Messrs. Simpson, Curtis and Burrill of Leeds. He is 33 years of age and received his education Charterhouse and Cambridge University of which he is an M. A. He was admitted as a solicitor of the Supreme Court of England on June 1, 1929 and in the same year was elected a mem- ber of the Law Society of England. He has now come out to join the Due notice has been given for the Arm of Messrs. Woo end Woo. application and the amidavits are attached to the file. I how beg in move the application.

B. Gosano was at his best and his distribution was pretty to watch. On rece.ving a pass from Beltrao, Gosano gent Aives away on the right wing who returned the bill to him and he transferred to Alves who banged in a hard shot to beat Durham for the Arst time

Three minutes later Alves secured

the second goal. The Portuguese were playing with excellent under- standing, and had the English de fence tied up in knots. Sandford was the only man in England's for- ward line that was of any use. Bickford was playing well but he was simply starved. Higgins and Stevens falled completely to con bine with each other, with the result that they could do nothing

pear to be completely, in order His Lordship: The papers ap- and it gives me great pleasure to accede to the request. May I add, Mr. Curtis, that I hope your pro- fessional life here will be success ful and happy

The Lincolnshire Regiment, at the against Portugal's strong defenes TREATMENT FOR

Hong Kong Polo Ground to witness the Trooping of the Colour on the occasion of the 250th Anniversary of the raising of the Regiment,

Beitrao at centre half played a great game, his coolness and inter- ception was a delight to watch. Fune and again he broke up dan- gerous ralds, and fed his forward

On behalf of His Excellency, Capt. T. Addis Martin, H.KVD.C., | line well. Honorary A:D.C., was present at a recention given by the Italian Consul-General in honour of the Birthday of His Majesty, The King of Italy...

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ENGLAND'S WEAK FORWARDS

Sandford had hard-luck when he took a swift drive at goal, but his shot just tipped the cross-bar. The Portuguese continued to com- His Excellency and Lady South-bine well: Bertie Gosano's feeding orn gave a Garden Party at Gov- of his wing men left nothing to ernment House for the Delegates from the Annual General Confer ence of the Chinese Medical Asso clation, Members of the British Medical Association (Hong Kong

LEPERS

Questions Before Sanitary Board

Sanitary Board the Hon. Mr. M. K

At to-morrow's meeting of the}

Lo, pursuant to notice, w.li ask:- be desired. This undoubtedly put (1) Will the Head of the Band- the English defence completely off,

and Robertson had to go all out to ascertain from the proper au- tary Department be good enough to keep Alves away, Lawton playthority and, inform this Board, as ed a steady game but he had ton to whether or not it is a fact that

at the Infectious Hospital at Ken- nedy Town?

"If the answer to the above ques- tion is in the affirmative -

and South China Branch), Mem- much to do with a fast moving lepers are, being or have been kept hers of the Chinese Medical Asso-set of forwards. ciation (Hong Kong Branch) and Members of the Hong Kong Uni- versity Medical Society,

Wednesday, November 13... On behalf of Lady Southor, Captain W. J. R. Cragg, A.D.C., en- tertained members of the Young Australia League at Mountain Lodge.

His

Excellency received M. Charles Renner, acting Consul for France

Commodore J. Anthony V. Morse "lunched at Government House."

Portugal Went further ahead when they were awarded a free- kick fram walch Dalgado convert- ed to score the third goal. They pressed hard, but England got go lepers so kept during 1935 and

"(II) What is the number of such

ing and Fowler on the right wing

"(III) Are such lepers medical- made a run in and missed a cerly, attended to, and if so, what is ta'n goal.

the nature of the medical treaf- men given?"

A few minutes before half time, Beltrão-Look a kong shot, and placed the ball nicely into the corner of the net.

With a 4 nu lead the Portuguese took things easy in the second

His Excellency received the Hon-half. Early on Stevens missed a surable Dr, S. W. Ta'o, C.B.E., LLD. sitter. Then Portugal went on to His Honour Bir Atholl Mac- press again &. V. Gosano could Gregor, Kt., the Honourable. Dr. do nothing wrong and his clearing R. H. Kotewall, CMG., LUD, and was splendid. Costa who partner Mrs. Korewall had tea at Govern- ed him was also excellent and never ment House.....

allowed Fowler to get too close:

Midway through the second half, Bickford gathered a pass from

Thursday, November 14.

The Hon. Mr. M. K. Lo pursuan* to notice, will also ask.

Will the Head of the Sanitary Department be kind enough to

form the Board as follows→→ ascertain from Government, and in

that cases of malaria, including (T) Is the Government àware

malignant malaria, are still pre- valent in various residential dis- tricts on the Island, such as Shon- son-Hill, Tytaï, Repulse Bay and Sheko?

Lady Southern, attended by Cap- tain W. J. R. Cragg, A.D.C., d stri- buted the prizes for the Peace Post-Stevens and went in to score. Fig-been taken or are contemplated for (I) What steps bave actually er Competition at St. Jorin's Catherd's only goal a few minutes eraargung or combating this dis- dral Hall,

later. Fowler th bed a glorious op- ease-in such areas? portunity when tie was in fronty Is it a fact that certain Eis, Excellency and Lady Sonthof goal. as he missed the ball com- paddy Belda and vegetable gardens ona received the Honourable Mr. pletely.

in close proximity to Bhouson H T. H. King, Commodore J. A. V. and

district have been resumed by the Mrs. Morse, Mrs. Lodewyckz and

Government? Mr. A. J. Grdwood,

Up till the final whistle Portugal Bressed and made c'rcles round the English team who were outplay- His Excellency gave a luncheoned in all departmenta. party in hancur, of Major-General C. R. 6.mpson, C.B., Colonel or the Lincolnshire Regiment.

The following were also present: Hon. Mr. R. M. and Mrs, Hendr son, Han, Sir Shouson Chow, Xt., LL.D. Hon. Sir Willam and Lady

Shenton, Hon. Mr. M. J. Breen, Le TỚI TA. A.

G, D80, Dr and Mrs, W. B. A. Moore, Major and Mix H. St. G. Thoyts, Mr. A. Brearley, Commander, T. & Hussey, RN., Miss Brearley. Miss Hancock, Miss Beever and Mr. N. P. Dawnay. Friday, November, 15,

The following lunch dat Govern ment House-Mr. WJ-Binnie, Mr. and Mrs. CAW. Jeffries, ¡Mm Jeffries and Mr. G. B. Gifford Hull. Lady Bouthorn was entertained to tea by Mr. and Mrs. Eu Tang Sen at Repulse Bay, Pa Guggen M Saturday, November 16,

Captain V. Davidson Houston, RE, lunched at Government House,

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"(IV) If so, were such resumed in order that their cull- vation by the villagers might be discontinued, thereby preventing such felds and gardens with their stagnant water from being breed- Ing grounds or mosquitoes?

"(V) When wire such Delds and gardens rested? _____(VI)-Is-15-a fact that in spite of such resumption such Belds and gardens are still being cultivated, and if so, what steps the Clover- ment proposes to take in order to achieve the object of such resump-

A Safety First Campaign con- ducted by the Police Department commences to-morrow and nnished The regular returris will also be

considered as the meeting. on-Saturday Nov 30 The need for a campaign of this sort, is clearly indicated by the number of street accidents involving death or

jury which occur in the Colony very week

The public is requested to co- operate to make the campaign a Success

His Excellency, attended by Capt. WR Cragg, AD,C.; and accom- sent at the 12th Extra Race Meet panied by Lady Bouthern, was pre-ng held at Happy Valley.

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