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year 1838 offered the creasing needs consequent upon its Broudastoff, R. A. Button, Messrs. Brigade some unusual opportuni-growth and will subscribe accord-A Charles. Chen Tien En. Cheney ties of service to the public and, ingly. as all its many friends would ex-

MUNIFICENT GIFT

pect, the Brigade answered very I take this opportunity or well to the call. Chlef amongst publicly rendering the thanks of those demands for its help was the Association

and Brigade to the emergency set up by the food Mr. Fox Chi-ting for his muni- of refugees which poured into this fcent gift of the Ambulance which Colony in November last year I formally accepted just now. when A considerable „Japanese As most "sympathizers with "St. force was active on the Anglo-John's alma and activities are

Chinese border.

VALUABLE ASSISTANCE On that occasion I was able. to see with my own eyes the prompt and valuable assistance which men and women mem- bers-of-the-Hongkong branch" of the St. John Ambulance Brigade rendered to those un- fortunate people, Included among their activities were the rendering of first aid to

Battery Co., Cherrak Manufactur- ing. China Ticket, Cork Insulation Co. W. M. Cunningham, B. Davie, W. H. Dobson, Mrs. C. M. Drum- mond. Eathas Trading Co.. Do- minick Fabian, Messrs. W. J; Gar- cla Ltd., Tee Yow Yeung, Miss E. M. Hill Mrs. Florence Ho, Hou Goon c/o Hang Fong. Yuen, Java China Trading Co.. Mrs. Hugh aware, a St. John's Committee King. Messrs. Koo Chin Kee & was formed by me last year to Sons, H. M. Kwan, Luis Largh!, Messrs. Lee San Hong. W. 8. consider certain problems atten- dant upon

Leonard (Weirton Steel Co.), Leung our development. I

Wing Sing. K. Y. Lin, Lo In Nin appointed that committee 15 President of the Association and Luen Hop Cheong, Mrs. C. T. Miles (Chip Kee" Transportation Co.). Its report has gone home to the c/ Dr. C. T. Miles, C.-L-Nayar. Chancery In St. John's Gate. Until the decision of the Council, dry. T. McNiven, Oriental Ad- Ngal Cheong Iran & Copper Foun- which is an advisory body of the vertising Agency. Liusa By de would not be suitable for me to | Chapter-General, is known, it

Ortelli, V. Phillipov (3.s. Nils Mol- speak in detail of what that re- Everett Travel Agency, Poon Ful ler), Miss M. W. Phillips. /o sick refugees who collapsed along it contained much of value to the shiles, J. Slangio (Butterfly Cafe). port contains; but I can say that Mang. Richard Shein. Mrs. R. the road. At the various refugee local Association and Brigade and Gordon Sinclair. Mrs. D. F. Soares. camps St. John's helpers, both in the way of nurses and men. were pressing publicly my gratitude to Three Star Trading Co. Gordon E. this opportunity of ex-k. Solomon & Co., Sun Kee & Co., always to be found on duty and ita subsequently the Brigade formed pains which they devoted to their Wonderlight Factory. Wong Tit members for the time and Torrey, Universal Metal Works, a most useful and courageous unit at Shum Chun where for several weeks inestimable service

It now only remains for me to rendered to the many

renew my congratulations to you suffering among the refugees who them especially to the recipients on your work In 1938. offering were at that centre.

for Distinguished Service Medals, and to wish the Brigade all good luck and success in the year 1939.

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SNATCHER people.

Chapter General Awards-Long The Young Women's

Service Medals: District officer

17-year-old youth was Christian Association Division de-A. el Areutil, Corps Surgeon J. E. sentenced to three months' hard Serves especial mention in this connection.

Dovey, Div. Surgeon Ma Chia-ki, labour by Mr. T. J. Houston, at Div. Supt. The Long-chiu, Am-

the Central Court, yesterday, for Chan Sik-pul, the theft of $800 Canton Bank

Mr. Hi-leung was counting out $1,243 Canton currency to be changed into Hongkong money at the Sing Hang Money Changer's shop, Des Voeux Road west. He counted $800 and placed them on

The Brigade's help was also to

the fore in vaccination, the pro-Ambulance Officer Tau Pak-tung. notes.

bulance Officer

vision of food and transportation, Pte. Leung Fan-Railway Division. both in the way of ambulances Pte. Lo Mo-yu, Pte. Lam Hon- and lorries; finally I would: men-

tion the charitable help given by cheung

were

COMPETITIONS

Ambulance Divisions Ralph's Shield—Y.M.C.A. Savage Memorial Cup. (Runners up of) South China Athletic Asso- ciation Div.

(First Aid)

Mak Cho chien Cup. (1) YM.C.A.

Lau Chu-pak Duty Cup-Trans- port Bection.

the Brigade in the many cases of " child birth which occurred among the refugees: these last looked after at the New Territories Maternity Centres. In short, the Brigade has every reason to be proud .of what it did for China during those troublous months.

But the services of the Brigade have not been confined to those. who have come beyond our border to take refuge in oDr country. Among this Colony's population in vaccination work. anti-cholera inoculation, the enumeration and Classification of street sleepers and in other forms of social ser- vice the Brigade has been active; and as Governor I take this oppor. tunity of thanking those who have given this valuable help.

TERRITORIAL BASISTM

that

Li

Shu-fan Cup. (Meritorious Service)-Mongkok.

Wong Kwong-tin Cup.-Mongkok.

Vaccination

Holyoak-Attendance.-Rallway. Ho Fook Eclency, Railway.

Nursing Divisions

Ho Kom-tong Nursing Shield- Victoria Nursing Div.

Edith Kotewall Shield. (First Ald)--Victoria Nursing Div..

Woo Wal-tak Duty Cup-Y.W.CA. and Man Shuen.

Shenton Cup (Best financial and

I am very glad to learn the numbers of the Brigade have General Assistance to the Brigade) increased so rapidly. I am sure-King's College Nursing Div. that it is very clearly in the

minds of those who are respon-

sible for that recruitment that it WEATHER REPORT

must proceed on a territorial basis,

that is to say, as far as possible

each sub-district should producej enough St. John's workers to pro-

HONGKONG ROYAL OBSERVATORY

10 a.m., May. 15.

vide for the needs of that sub- Barometer at sea level), 29.91 ins. district: for in time of emergency Temperature, 71F,

it would not be possible for Humidity, 68 per cent,

member living, say, in Wanchal to turn out at his post if that post were in Kennedy Town.

The aim, I know, of the Brigade's organizers is to pro- vide s sufficient number of trained personnel to" staff all the First Aid posts and casual- ty stations in the Colony. That is a "high" ambition, and I can assure, those organizeřs that Government is both grateful for their Intention and desirous of helping them to achieve it

FIRST AID 'OFFICER

Wind Direction, E/S Wind Force (Beaufort), 5. Temperature; maximum yesterday,

82 F.

Temperature, minimum last night,

73 F. Rainfall for 24 hours ending 10th

to-day, nli.

Total rainfall since January 1st, ........24.83 iris.----

Against an average of, 15.40 Ins Sunset to-night, 6.55 p.m. Sunrise to-morrow, 5.43 am,

4 p.m., May 15. Barometer (at sea level), 29.84 ins. Temperature, 74 F. Humidity, 78 per cent

There is one step which is now wind Direction, E

in contemplation and will, I hope, wind Force (Beaufort), 5.

be taken very shortly and that is Maximum temperature, 79 F.

BONG KONG-TIDE TABLE

From 16 May to 22 1939

to appoint a Government officer Minimum temperature, 73 F who will have the sole duty of Rainfall, nil organising the First Aid arrange- ments of the Colony. The inten- tion is to attach him to the staff of the Director of Medical Ser. vices, but he will work very close- ly with the Air Raid Precautions Officer and will look to St. John's to provide him with the large personnel that will be necessary. I have every confidence, that the St. John Association and Brigade authorities will co-operate in that— scheme.

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The Last year I appealed to the j public in general, to continue and Wed to increase the support which they have given to the St. John Am-Thur 18 bulance Brigade in Hongkong.

Fri 19. The appeal was not unsuccessȚUI. as our subscription list was main- Bati. 20 tained in spite of many calls by' other deserving causes; but it did Sun. | 21 not succeed in enlarging that Hst. I hope that the Brigade's friends will recognise the Brigade's" "In--

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