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OIL STORAGETM

TANKS IN

COLONY

Council Replies To 'Questions

The Colonial Secretary, in Legis- iative Council yesterday after- noon. In answer to questions" by the Hon. Dr. Li Shu-far, disclosed that there were five large and one small tanks containing berzine and kerosene, and four large and three small tanks: containing liquid fuel oil at the North Point Installation, and two small tanks containing benzine at the West Point Installation.

These tanks were in the vicinity of residential districts.

None of the tanks in Kowloon are in the immediate vicinity of residential areas.

"The requirements of the Fire Brigade in the matter of sur- rounding the tanks by retaining walls and of connection with the chemical foam fire extinguishing system have been complled with and there is no reason to think that the precautions taken are not adequate for the protection of property in ordinary circum- stances." said the Colonial Secre- tary.

"The risk to neighbouring "pro- perty would, of course, be increas ed by war conditions."

STANDING LAW

COMMITTEE

FOR 1938

At the meeting of the Legislative Council yesterday afternoon, the Colonial Secretary (Hon. Mr. N. L. Smith) made the following an- nouncement --

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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1938.

Enjoying Cruise Views

JUDGING FROM THEIR SMILES, Miss Agnes Maclean and Mr. "Alexander Maclean are enjoying their round-the-world cruise on the Empress of Britain. This picture was taken while they were visiting some ruins at Athens. Mr. Maclean is founder of Macleans,

Ltd.. manufacturing chemists.

COLONY'S NEED FOR MUSEUM

By Your Excellency's direction Recommendations Of

rise to announce the appointment

of the Standing Law Committee for 1938.

serve:

Committee

The report of the Committee.

JUNK INQUIRY REPORT

At Present Under Consideration

Government refused to indicate Council yesterday

HOSPITALITY AT KING'S CORONATION

Thanks Expressed By Council Members

The Hon. Stanley H. Dodwell and Dr. S. W. Ts'o, who were Hong Kong's representatives at the Coronation of Their Majesties, ex- pressed to the Legislative Council yesterday their thanks for the

to hospitality shown

them 10

Condon.

The Hon. Mr. Dodwell said:- As this is the first Council Meet- ing which has been held since my return to the Colony in December.

I would very much like, with your Excellency's permission, to take the Jopportunity to publicly thank the Hong Kong Government and the Home Government for the wonder- ful hospitality shown to Dr. To and myself as the representatives of the Colony at the Coronation of Their Majesties.

May I request Your Excellency to be good enough to have conveyed to the Secretary of State, on be- half of Dr. T'so, my wife and my Iself, a message expressing our deep appreciation of the excellence of the arrangements made for our reception, our comfort. and our enjoyment' during a most memor able "visit.

His Excellency the Governor said he would be very pleased to convey the message, for the Secretary of State.

Council adjourned sine "die.

FANLING GOLF

Тле

Ladies' Spring Meeting

take place.

3

the

Spring Meeting of The following Members have comprising Professor G. A. C. In Legislative been appointed and have agreed to Herklots (Chairman) and Messrs whether the report of the Commis. Ladies' Section of the Royal Hong W. Schofield and A. D. Brankston, slon which inquired into the al-Kong Golf Club will be held at The Hon. the Attorney General appointed by Government to ad-leged sinking of a fishing junk fleet Fanling on Monday, Tuesday and (Chairman); the Hon. the Secre-vise upon a new museum in Hong by a submarine near Hong Kong Thursday, March 21, 22 and 24. Lary for Chinese Affairs, the Hon. Kong.

was abled In Legislative on September 21 last year would and the following competitions will Sir Henry Edward Pollock. K.C.. Council yesterday.

be released for publication. LL.D., the Hon. Mr. T. N. Chau,

recommends It strongly"

the In answer to questions by the C.B.E.. the Hon. Mr. M. K. Lo.

construction of a building. on the Hon. Mr. M. K. Lo, the Colonial RESOLUTION PASSED

site formerly occupied by the Secretary (Hon. Mr. N. L. Smith) stated that the Report was issued The Committee recommends the by the Commission on October 25. appointment of a Curator, who1937.

The Director of Public Works moved the following resolution:

Resolved that the approval of

Albany Buildings,

the Governor in Council of per- should be a young man of British

the double

tramway

in track

"The report was referred to the

no 1-1

mission to the Hong Kong Tram-nationality; and 3 Board of Secretary of State for the Colontes ways. Limited. to construct a new Directors, consisting of represen-for consideration or the Imperial single tramway track leading fromtatives of the Hong Kong Govern- Government. It is at present still

under consideration and ment, the Hong Kong University. King's Road to Inland Lots Nos. the Chamber of Commerce and struc:lops have yet been received 4955 and 3546 as shown in EnThe Chinese Chamber of Com-as to its publication." the Colonial closure 94 in C.S.O. 9365 04, and vce.

Secretary added. to maintain a tramcar shed on the sale Inland Lots in connexion therewith be confirmed.

The resolution was confirmed

"BAD FORGERIES"

either

I the suggestions of the Com- mittee are adopted. the proposed museum budding will be party or fully air-conditioned.

The report adds

"At the moment the Hong Kong University is becoming an Qu-

TABLE TENNIS

League To Starf Shortly

fauna and table tennis stars, Szabados, and

MONDAY

Tombstone:New Course. Prize kindly presented by Mrs. Mackin- tosh..

Hidden Prize.

Carda to be returned by 5.15 p.m. Driving:-1st Tee, Relief Course. 11-12.15 and 4-5.15 pm.

Approaching: Relief Course. 11-12.15 and 4-5.15 p.m.

Putting Pool:-Putting Course open from Monday to Thursday (4 days) 20 cents per card. Any num- ber of cards may be taken out. If there are more than 50 entries a 2nd prize will be given, and if more than 75 a 3rd. In the proportion 3. 2. 1.

TUESDAY

L.G.U. Medal Competitions SII- ver:-Old Course. Scratch and Handicap Prizes.

Bronze New

Course.—Scratch

Silver:-Scratch Prize

kindly

MacGregor;

Hearing in the committal case thoritative centre of information against three. Chinese charged on the Biological Sciences for the with possession of a large quan- whole of China, and comparative- Due to the visit of the Hungarian and Handicap Prizes. tity of forged Chinese banknotes 13 large quantities of and the material for making these, nora are being collected and Kelen, a delay had been caused in presented by. Lady was continued before Mr. H. R. sent away to Universities and, the start of the local league but Handicap Prize kindly presented by Butters at Central Magistracy Museums throughout the world it is now understood that com- Mrs. T. 8. Morrison.

Prize kindly yesterday when. after further for classification and study.

petition in the men's section will Bronze:-Scratch

by Lady MacGregor evidence was taken. the case was "But nowhere in Hong Kong is tegin on March 21, and that the presented

division will commence Handicap Prize kindly presented by again adjourned,

there any adequate public museum ladies'

Mrs. Crapnell. Defendants are Yeung Pick, 25, of Chinese flora or fauna to shortly after that date.

Cards to be returned by 5 p.m. Yung Yee: 46. and Chan Kim. 30supplement this excellent work the and all three were represented by and it would seem as

THURSDAY

Mr. M. A. da Silva.

University itself should take the

ENTRIES The following are the entries:- Mens' Teams League:--Sliver Bogey Old Course:-Prize kindly Detective Sub-Inspector W. N. lead in founding a Museum of Star Music Club. Confucian Club. presented by Lady MacGregor.

Medal Relief Course. Darkin is in charge of the prose National History in order that its South China Athletic Association.

Cards to be returned by 1.45 p.m.| work on these lines may be more Chun Shing School, Wah Yan Wah School, Bai Evidence taken yesterday in- adequate."

College, Chun

The customary photograph will Nam College, Wal" Yeung Younz be taken at 4.10 and the Presenta- cluded

officials that, of

from

Men's Association, Cross Bones tion of Prizes will be made by Lady Chinese banks. who testified that

cution.

These notes totalled in value $9.027 in Chinese money.

to the statements made by the men when charged.

hal;

Signals, Ellis

the notes found were bad forgeries. UNCLAIMED CABLES Club. Hol Wah English School, MacGregor. Captain, immediately

Kadoorie after the photograph. The following unclaimed tele-Royal grams are lying at the offices of School, Wah Yee School. Chinese Starting times may be booked An interpreter gave evidence as the Great Northem Telegraph Co.: Young Men's Cinematic Federa-each day.

2tion and the Chinese Correspon- One card only with one prize, but Linan National City Bank

competitors may win as many telegrams) from Parts and Shang. ¡dents' Team.

Ladies' Teams League:-South prizes as they can over the meet- Ethel Newman Tilnegara

"A" Ing- FORGED CARDS

Javalijn (2 telegrams), Samschuss China Athletic Association

Results of the LG.U. Medal com- Gloucester, Mocapihe, Ling Wai Team, South China Athletic Asso- Judgment was reserved by Mr. Ting (Kowloon Hotel), Tsui (72 ciation "B" Team, Sliver Star Music petition on March 8 are as follows: Silver: Mrs. McGowan 94-13-81; R. Edwards at Central Magistracy Wanchai Road), Heu Yu Ting Club, Sai Nam College, Ping Yeung yesterday at the conclusion of the Kowloon Hotel 110), Hsu Yick Athletic Association, Man Chun Mrs. Gilmore 97-14-83.

and Wah Heung

Bronze. Mrs. King .02-19-731 case in which three Chinese. Yung Ching (40 Electric Road 2nd floor), Girls School.

Miss King 96-22--74. Sul-lo, 51. travelling trader, Shing Sun Ki Cheong (4 Tsekoo Terrace, Athletic Association.

Ladies' Singles:-Yeung Kun, 25. unemployed, and Ngan | Calne Road), Toong Chong Yi (Bun Ping. 23. unemployed, were charg-Wah Boarding House), and 0422, Fun, Won Wai Heng. Lam Wal ed in connection with two forged all from Shanghai; 0386, 9666, and Ching. Lor Shau Bing. Lor Sha: admission cards into the Nether- 7282, all from Tientsin. lands East Indies.

First defendant is accused of

possession of the cards and the

others with aiding and abetting him.

Yung said he did not know" the cards were forged.

News Briefs

of

the

Twenty-Ave members Hong Kong University Christian

Shing said last December he Association were guests of the was in Amoy and a man named Kowloon Union Church Fellowship Wong Ah-mut sold

cards at $75 each.

those

two Club at 4 social held at the

Church hall last night,

Ngan said Shing had the two cards and he took the one with the name Lee Wah-chi..

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A special dance for members of the crew of the Empress of Britain Judgment will be delivered this will be held tomorrow at 8 pm. at morning.

the Soldiers and Bailors' Home.

Wai

Klog. Yung Hing Wan, Chú Lal Law. Wan Pul Ching, W. J. Skin- ner, Ho Shok Yuen, Sho Yin Heng, Lo Ebul Ping, Ng Lai Ngor, Chan Mui Yow, Wong Oy Lan, Chu Kau Shan.

LECTURE ON SHINTOISM

the

PREHISTORIANS LONGRESS

Hong Kong will be the venue of Fourth Congress of Pre- historians of the Far East.

The Third Congress was held in Singapore last January. A Report of the proceedings, compiled by the Heng Kong delegate. Mr. W. Schoheld, was tabled, in Legis- látive Council yesterday.

Mr. D. O. de Silva, F.R.G.E. will give a lecture on Shintoism' at the

Mr. Schofield reveals in his re- lodge room of the local Theosophl-port that the Congress has ac- cal Society at 6 p.m. this evening.cepted the invitation of the Hong The lodge room is situated at No Kong Government to meet in this in 1941, its centenary 18 Chater Road, and the lecture is Colony

year. open to the public.

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