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Slum Clearance Scheme
The Bishop of Colombo, the Right Rev. C. D. Horsley, blessed recently the cottages erected under the Binhalese Congregation | Stum Clearance Scheme of B Michael's and All Angels' Church, Polwatte!
The cottages are bullt on land which was given to the church 108 years ago..
The slum clearance project was irst initiated by the late Bir Henry de Mel, and the Wardens and Committee of the Binhalese congregation of the Church collect- ed funds for this purpose.
The foundation stone of the buildings was laid in April.
The aim of this slim clearance scheme is to build semi-detached cottages at the spot, and to provide a settlement for a colony of Sinhalese Christians.
Col. G. C." Gowlland, of the Tank Corps, and his wife salled In the m.v. Tjitjalengka yesterday for Boeleleng.
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SOCIAL
THURSDAY'S MENU
BREAKFAST
Melon
Cereal
French Toast Blackberry Jam
Coffee
LUNCHEON
Clam Chowder Tuna Fish Salad Creamed
Chip Beef Baked "Onions Asparagus Lima Beans Peach Fudding Iced Tea
DINNER
Cocktall Beet Salad
Crab
Baked Ham Roasted Potatoes Stewed Tomatoes Green Peas Relishes Apple Pie Az
Coffee
Cheese
NEWSETTES
Mrs, G. V. Hobbs returned to The Rev. F. C. Matthews, head Hongkong in the 6.5. "Empress of master of the Cathedral School Asia from Manila yesterday.. for Boys, Shanghai, was a passen- ger in the m.v. Tjitjalengka which sailed yesterday, for Sourabaya.
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Major C. J. Attfield arrived here from Bombay yesterday in the s.s. Cantor.
"Prof. J. A. Ely, of St. John's University, Shanghal, and Mrs. Prof. and Mrs. W. Faid left in Ely were through passengers from the m.v. Titjalengka yesterday the northern port for Manila in for Boeleleng.
the mv. Titjalengka,
Prof. and Mrs. F. A Redmond
salled for Boeleleng in them.v.shanghai Titjalengka yesterday.
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Mr. T. J. Goodman, of
Waterworks Co., and his family are through Hongkong in
the
Mr. M. L Roberts, of the Lin Canton On their way Ma Hang Mine, left yesterday for Bingapore.
Manila in the m.v. Tjalengka.
the Fittings passing 5.5. from
Rain caused postponement
Lt. Col. P. N. Kane salled for Frize
of
Giving Day in the garden
Manila yesterday In the m.v. of Kowloon Junior British School Tjitjalengka
¡yesterday to Friday at 5.30 p.m. If it rains on Friday, the Prize Giving will be further postponed to Monday, July 24.
A voluntary aid course for AR.P. will be given by Mrs. A. M. Peters at the Y.M.C.A. on Monday next at 11a.m.-
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For failing to notify his change of address, on may 10, Kotani
The Japanese warship. Saga. Bintaro, a Japanese subject, resid- which arrived from
Canton
oning at No. 2, Devon Road, Kowloon Monday, will return to that port Tong, was fined $10 by Mr. R. A. D.; to-day.
Forrest, at Central Magistracy yesterday.
This fine table salt in the glassstop-
remains the
whatever the
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a very real economy, as
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Trade Enquiries to: John D. Halehtisan & Co., Hong Kong,
TIFFIN, MY BOY, TIFFIN
*Lovely smell of cooking in the club this morning. Scrambled eggs, cul- lets, and that excellent cuiry the secretary introduced from Penang. 'Makes a feller'a mouth, water. I've half a mind to go through the lot."
* Cane't you fath of anything
#xcept food PI doubt if I sisall ever eat again."
Fairly dripping with sweetness and light this moming, aren't you? Advanced care of hangover, Pil bet a couple of chips. Some of you young fellers haven't enough sense to come in out of the rain."
That's right.
You hypo erite. I suppose you never woke up. with a hand or a tongue lika a strip of ancient gunny kag.”
**On the contrary, 1 have in the part cultivated some of the finest hang. overs of all time. But that was back in bad old days before I'd heard ofile's Lime Juica.".
What on earth has Row's got to de with lumpuveri E.
***Everything, my dear Watson. It -wipes them out. If you stick to Gimlets or have a good stiff awig before going to bed, you'll have, no regrets in the moming.”.
"Bau's Lime Juice you said ?”.
"Yes, Rose's.”
"! Land me a panell, and l'it writa down
Mr. C. Bunje, of the Vit-Alexin (China), Ltd., was a passenger in. the m.v. Tjitjalengka which,, salled for Manila yesterday..
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Quarantine restrictions imposed lawful possession
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Hearing was fixed for the after- noon of July 27, in the case 'r which Barket Ali Hyder. 30 broker, stands charged with un- of B mauser by the Government of the Straits automatic pistol and nine rounds Settlements against Hongkong on of ammunitions on July 17. Mr account of smallpox have been A. Arcull appeared for the de- fendant, whilst Insp. W. N. Darkin prosecuted.
removed.
Major J. L. Willocks, D.S.O., M.C., will be the speaker at Sun- Upon a recommendation of the day's Discussion Group at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs the Y.M.C.A. at 9 p.m. His subject Executive Yuan has appointed
will be "Prison Reform."
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Dr. Wellington Koo, Mr. Quo Tai chi and Dr. Chien- Tal. respectively Chinese Ambassadors
A notification from the Women's to France. Britain and Belgium, Air Raid Précautions Union states, to be Chinese delegates to the that the ARF. lectures at 20, Ice forthcoming 20th meeting of the House Street have now been.com League of Nations Council.
•pleted.
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"The "Malaya Tribune under- Mr, A Brostedt, Asiatic trattle stands that on the occasion - of manager of the Canadian National the second anniversary of the Railways, arrived here yesterday Sino-Japanese confict. Mr. Lim with Mrs. Brostedt from Singapore Lean Teng, JP. Chairman of the in the s.. Canton.
China Distress Relief Fund" in. Malaya, has contributed $30,000
Mrs.
G S. Kennedy-Skipton, (Chinese currency) and Madame wife of the Chief Assistant to the Khoo Poe Ean, $1,000 (Chinese Secretary for Chinese Affairs. and currency) to the fund. "her children returned to the Colony from Home yesterday..
Canton.
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To prevent a recurrence of the food- disaster last year the
Mr. R. B. Gotch, of the Hong-Kiangsu Provincial Government is kong Shanghai Banking Cor-adopting food-prevention mear- poration, Shanghai, passing ures in north Klagsu. A Flood through the Colony in the as Prevention Commission has been organised at Hinghwa. It will strengthen the dykes along the Mr. H. Finnigan, of the "Bhang-Grand Canal and other rivers hat Electric Construction Co., and before autumn. Mis. Finnigan are through pas sengera Canton."
for Shanghai in the 8.8.
The Executive Yuan decided at a regular meeting held on Tuesday to issue an order eulogising the An exhibition of modern Chi-patriotism of the late Mr. Wang rese cartoons, and woodcuts, spon-1-taó, a native of Shoubalen, sored by the Association of Chinese Anbwe It is said that after the Cartoonist and the Federation of fall of Shouhsien, Mr. Wang was Chinese Woodcut Artists, will be asked by the Japanese to serve held at 20, Caine Road on July as a puppet, but he flatly rejected 20 and 21, from 9 am to 6 pm. the offer. He was arrested and daily.""
put in prison where he died later.
THE CALL OF SCOUTING
Peculiarly Suited
To Ceylon
'Scouting is peculiarly suited to the boys of Ceylon, who have the call of the wild in their blood, and have, as it were, the jungle on ther doorstep and the beauties of nature on every side” said Mr. LA. A. Hayter Assistant Chief Commissioner of Scouta, during the course of a talk on "25 Years of Scouting in Colombo," broadcast from the Colombo Station.
Scouting was first introduced, to the boys of Colombo by Mr. F. G. Stevens, who might well be called the Father of scouting in Ceylon. "From the single troop raised by Mr. Stevens in 1914, there were now no less than 52 Scout groups within the Colombo Local Associa- tion, totalling 2,200 Scouts.
In
the whole of the Island there were 376 groups' with grand total of 11206 Scouts.
Early Ploneers
Continuing, Mr. Hayter said that: If they had the vision of the early pioneers of scouting in Ceylon, they should not rest content until the boys of every village community throughout the length and breadth of the Taland were brought within reach of member- ship of the Scout brotherhood..
In conclusion, he said that boys were boys all the wide world over, whether black or brown, or white of yellow, and in knitting them together in a common interest, these great gatherings of the Scouts of different nations, served
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In compliance with a resolution of the ... Kwangtung. People's Political Council the Department of Finance of the Kwangtung Provincial Government has taken steps to develop the rural districts. The Kwangtung Provincial Bank has been instructed to set aside $1,000,000 for extending rural credit loans and to send delegates to various districts to assist in the organisation of rural co-operatives.
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