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A NOTED EKBLISH · DOCTOR SAYS:
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These prone the Ingrédients al Bisu- "I find that 'Bisratod rated' Magnesis to be the quickest-Magnesia taken after my acting and most gibctive known to madica} meals is the only thing sthenos. - Within 5 minutes a tamizosafal el that keeps me free from *Bisurutad -Mugzsels. In a 19łe water pra complais relief in case where pain and discomfort, and Membersane other remedies had felled entirely. take it regularly. I adben
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H.G.M.A., M.R.CS,L.R.C.P. ANOTHER DOCTOR SAYS: Bizurated* Magnesia gives excellená results and is the ideal remedy for stomach pains and acidity. It f particularly recommended for Dyspepsia, Gastritis, - Stomach - Patan, Fatulance, and even Stomach Ulcera."
Blesly take a tesepoonful of the powder in e ilde water. The moment this soothing draught ranches the torturad · stomach f bering to sweeten the sour, fermenting un- Egested food. The sooteats of the stomach backene sa blaný, and soothing se mlik, to the sensitive stomach lining. The gulddy - Jemene and presently disappaces.
following, un the tintment afiar sach. meal, your "karsamoć stsenach will soon jenem Eis tenderness and grow streng, until WOMEN WEIWSŁbever you like and enjoy drary meal, without fear of wind and pain, H. Li, Faculty of Medicise, Paris.
'BISURATED' Magnesia
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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, APRIL 13, 1937.
MONTHLY WATER
RETURN
Level and Storage of water in Reservoirs on April 1, 1937,
* ISLAND WATERWORKS -
RESERVOIR
Tytam...
Tytam Byewash .....
Contents in
23.4"
Gallons
1936
ル
1937
Contents in
Below Millions Below Millions
Over- of Over- of
How Gallons flow 120 271.31. 21′ 117 1.38 21′ 4′′ 4544′′ 50.00 46 11" 44' 0" 557.50 48 7"
206.84
2.18
27.15
493.92
$22' 4"
8.31 21′ "**»
Pokfulam
18' 4"
27.56 194
Aberdeen Upper
21' 27
Aberdeen Lower
il 8" - 5"
Total Storage
1.057.05
9.02 25.80 84.63 24' 3"
75.14 76.48 27′ 5′′ · -23.06
868.87
Tytam Intermediate Tytam Tuk Wong Net Chang
Consumption of water in the City and Hill District in millions
of gallons during the month of March.
Consumption
1936 *265.98
428,400
1937 +331.78 Million gallons 443,300
20.0 * 24.1 Gallons
Estimated population..... Consumption per head per day
*-Includes 86 million gallons supplied from mainland.
Includes 101,40 millions gallons supplied from mainland. Additional amount supplied to Island Villages during the month of March:-18.12 million gallops.
March 1936-A 10 hours supply (6–11 a.m. and 4-4 p.m.) was given to all districts during the whole month,
March 1937-A 15 hours supply (0 alm. to 9 p.m.) was given to all districts during the whole month.
'፡
MAINLAND WATER WORKS
1936
1937
.
RESERVOIR
Kowloon Main
Kowloon Eyewash,
Shet Li Pul
14" 3"
Contents in Contents in Below Millions Below Millions
Over- of Over- of
fow Ctallons flow Gallons 12′ 11′′ 231.38 17′ 4′′ 198.56 51' 0" 37.19 50 4* 38.33
84.78
91.50
Jubilee
Shing Mun Reception
8' 01
@' 5". 70o 2" 18.39 1" 6"
821.00 29.19
Total Storage.
351.75
1,176.60
Consumption of water in Kowloon and New Kowloon in millions of gallons during the month of March.
Consumption
*Y
1936 161.66 352,850
1937 248.91 Million gallons 329,500
Estimated population.......... Consumption per head per day 14.8
24.4 Gallons
March 1936: A 10 hourssupply (6—11 am, arid 4-9 p.m.) was given to all districts during the whole month.
March 1937-A" constant supply was given to all districts during the whole month.
Additional amount supplied to Lalchikok Water Boat Dock during the month of March:-8.00 million galloris.
The reports of the Government Bacteriologist and Analyst shew that the quality of the water is satisfactory.
Total rainfall recorded by Royal Observatory from 1.1.36 to 31.3.36: 4.390; and from 1.1.37 to 31.3.37: 6.520,
Match At Aldershot
The Corinthians beat the Army many mistakes.
rj
A. H. Fabian,
by two goals to one on the Com-wearing spectacles, and playing
and Central Ground at Alder-against the sun, had difficulty in shot, states the "Times."
dealing with a high ball, but was
equal to any other player in ground
The Army won the toss and de- cided to have the wind and a strong sun in their favour. The work. A pass to Riley from Ed- Corinthians forced the game from wards nearly resulted in a goal the start but failed to press home
for the Corinthians, but. Private their advantage. Corporal Bai-
Dobson cleverly saved Riley's only combe had a clear goal in front of
fair chance in the game. Having him, if he had cut in towards the centre, but he took the ball to the taken it easy for a time the Army corner post, where he was robbed. fought back, and during a tussle Davies, playing a strong game, in front of the visitors' goal Lance- dribbled his way up through the Sergeant Brown attempted a shot centre' but missed his chance by which went astray but was head- hitting the crossbar. Play was ed in by Corporal Sadler. At this until Edwards received a time the Army were playing with even short pass from Webster, and shot 10 men, as Lance-Corporal Gray had left the field with what seem- a very good goal.
ed to be a rib injury to his right side. No further goals were scored, and, as in the match against the French Army, the Corinthians best the British Army by better tack- fing, brain work, and keeping the ball close to the ground.
FRIENDLY CRICKET
Medicale In Past And Present Game
The Army fought back, and Sergeant Mudford had the Cort- thian goal at his mercy, but, not Uking to set on his own initiative, passed and the ball went astray for a corner. Woolcock has a very safe pair of hands and got the Corinthians out of their few diff- culties. Both Mulrenan for the visitors and Private Gross for the Army had chances of scoring, but seemed unable to turn the ball sufficiently. A slight change of tactics, and by playing up the centre of the field, enabled Ed- wards to take advantage of a pass lobbed just over his head. He had to travel fast to beat both tall backs, but took the ball in his stride and scored again to give the Corinthians two goals lead at half- time. The ground cut up on the
"Past:-201 for five wickets de- stand side and seemed to slow up the game considerably. Weak clared: (W. H. Colledge 61 F. E. shooting by Corporal Stewart did Lawrence 24, Dr. D. J. Valentine away with the Army's chances of 18, J. F. McGowan 24, J. Skinner scoring early on in the second half. | 49; Dr. G. Ingram Shaw 8 not out. 'G. A. Strasser, right back, Extras 17, L. W. Hulme, Bilson! dominated the field in defence and Barnes, Leigh and Robertson did with Whewell made their goal al- not bat; Gantzer 2 for 48). most impregnable by their covering. [up. pl
The annual Royal Army Medical Corps cricket match between the Paat and the Present took place at Bookunpoo. on Sunday and re- sulted in a draw,
Present-159 for nine wickets: (Bat. Castell 4, L/Cpl Lake 0, Sgt. The Army tired considerably to Ottaway 4. Gantzer 29, Cpl. wards the end, and the Corinthians Howells 52, Westwood 18," Beare 6, should have scored, each forward Harris 1 not out Cpl. Caft. 12, taking his turn to have a shot at Laidlaw 12 Goddard 13 not, out;" goal. Private Dobson was kept | McGowan a for 12, Skinner 5 for busy and did not look like making. 45, Leigh 2 for 603.
COURT MARTIAL OF 588 B.C.
Palestine Discovery
Records of a court-martial which took place in Palestine more than 2,500 years ago have been discover- ed by Professor 1. L. Starkey, head of the Wellcome Expedition to the Near East, and deciphered by Pro- fessor E Torczyner, Lecturer in Hebrew at Jerusalem University.
They consist of potaherds found at Tel-Duwelt, half-way between Hebron and Gaza, where Professor Starkey has been excavating the fortress of Lachish, several times mentioned in the Bible. Professor Torczyner's translation of the let- ters and his comments on them are to be published in England shortly.
The letters were written to Ja'ush, who appears to have been the commandant of Lachish for- treas and of the western army, by Hoshaajahu, commandant of the smaller pisce in the neighbour- hood. They contain Hoshaajahu's defence against a number of | charges, including that of having contributed to the murder of the prophet Uriahu, related by Jere- miah.
They were found in a room on one side of the fortress tower, at first thought to be a guard room. Professora Starkey and Torezyner," however, arrived independently at the conclusion that it was used as a court, in accordance with a wide- spread Oriental custom.
"The letters," according to Pro- fessor Torczyner "would appear to be nothing less than the remains of the official files of the last mili- tary court which was in sessiori in the fortress immediately before its conquest and destruction by Nebuchadnezzar in 583 B.C...
ANOTHER RECORD BROKEN
Amsterdam, Apr. H. Miss Jople Waalbers equalled the world record, held by Mayehatta of Japan,for the two hundred metre breaststroke, in the time of.
3 mins, 4/10 secs the beat the european record of Martha Genen- ger, Germany, of 3 mins, 5/10 secs. Reuter.
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