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Above is the ambulance, "left in the will of the late Mr. Fok Chi-ting, and which was presented to the 5th Route Army. Standing (from right to left): Mr. Fok Pao-choy, son of Mr. Fok Chi-ting, and Mr. Chang Shiao-tong. Manager of Bank of Kwangsi, Hongkong Branch, who represented the 5th Route Army.

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NOTIFIED IN:

GAZETTE

·The Governor In Coünell has determined the following rates of postage on parcels in substitution for those heretofore "and force for the places of destination »named below. These rates became effec-- tive on Nov. 17, 1939.

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At the recent Home Nursing Examination held at the Kowloon Hospital on November 9 and 10 the following candidates were successful and will receive their certificates in due cours? —

Irene Lee, Florrie Wong. V. The rates of postage, on parcels

Julian not exceeding 2 lb., 3 lb., 7 lb., Squibb,

Chua Caroline 11 lb., and 22 lb., are as follow: Brailsford. Helen Thomson Doris To Etuador. via London -ni. R. Wilson, JJ. Basto, Betty 34.40, $6.45. $8.20, $13.85.

Jeffreys, Lucy Borinevitch. Pagline'

D. Bough, To Lithuania,

London Jeffreys, Margaret vie

Kelly, R. Ozarlo, Doreen Mok $3.75, $4.15, $4.18 $5.65, $10,35.

Ethel Banker Mary Sterling. To Mexico, via London --- nil

Shella Havnes, J. Moodle, Vivienne $3.95. 57.15. $10.18 318,55.

Hollidge Nina Karmfova, V. M. To Tangler. via Olbraltra-il.

"Evans, E. M. Hamson, C. J. An- $1.80 $2.05. $4.25, $8.

derson. G. M. Dooley, Doris Chan, J. Carnac, Z. Bogdatsky. Florence Yeo. Anne Organ, May Tye, Renle Yuen, Rose F. Leong, Dorothy Lo. Mabel Shea, V. A. Shëa, Mien Ford, N. Goldenberg. M. Anderson, M. Madgwick, M. Newman, Dorothy Shaw. Este K. Saunders, Beatrice Pope, Millicent Joffe, Ellen Moss, Lilian Stone. **

To Tetuan. via Gibraltar - $1.90. $3.15, $3.75. $4.40, $3.45

To Syria, via Egypt $1.35, $3.15. $3.75 $4.40. $8.75.

To Adana, Ankara. Alexandrette (İskenderon) via

Egypt --- $263. $3.75, $4.40, $5, $10.

To Antakya (Antloche) and Kirik Khan, via Egypt $3.26 $4.40 $5, $5.85, $10.65.

To Belt's, via Egypt $4.85,

Tenders are invited for repairs) It is declared by the Governor, $5.95, $8.60, $7:20, $12.20. to No. 3 police launch.

in Council that Tientsin is a place! where an Infectious or contagious LADY NORTHCOTE'S The Sultan Shoal Light has disease, namely, cholera, prevails WORKING PARTIES

been relit.

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Mr. Claude Bramall Burgess has been appointed Deputy Clerk of Councils with effect from Nov. 16, 1939.

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Applications are invited from! importers of rice for registration under Ordinance No. 38 of 1939 (Essential Commodities Bervices). Application forms may be obtained from the Controller of Food. Urban nomination being received for the Council Ofices, Post Office Bulld.

Light gun firing practice will be carried out between the hours of 6 pm, and 12 midnight today, toing third floor. morrow. Thursday and Friday.

Over 200 persons attended the Corporals' dance on Saturday at Hotel Cecil. Music was supplied by the dance band of the Bat

talion

It is learned that a scheme for raising regular contributions for the British Wor Organisation Fund is to be discussed at the Pelice Headquarters shortly.

The

In order to be registered as a trained Auxiliary Nurse, it is essential that First Aid and Home "Nursing" certificates be obtained, owed by a 96-hour course of hospital training, Application for the latter to be made to, Mrs. A. V. As the Ball Room at Govern-Peters, Chairman, Auxiliary Nurs- ment House will be required on ing Service, Queen Mary Hospital. Thursday, November 23, for the Presentation of Insignia by His Excellency the Governor, Lady

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Northcote's working parties can be held today and Luesday only.

Orders of the day for the Urban There will be no working parties

to be held to- Council meeting Wednesday, Thursday or

are as fol- Friday On Monday, Nov. 21, and mbrrow at 4.15 p.m.. thereafter the working parties willows:-

-Applications for an eating house be held as usun)

licence for No. 69. Reclamation Street, ground floor; eating house

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Government • Gazette publishes the draft Bill of an Ordinance to amend the Vagrancy ordinance, 1807. The long title of AMERICAN "ENVOY the Vagrancy Ordinance. 1897. is amended by the addition of the words "destitutes and mendicants" after the word "vagrants" at the end thereof.

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Cap Saint Jacques Light and the other lights of the Saigon River have been reduced to balf

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LEAVES

After a brief stay in the Colony Mr. Nelson T. Johnson, United States Ambassador to China, left for Shanghai on Saurday.

Mr.. Johnson was seen off at the

whar by a large gathering of friends, incuding Mr. A. E. South- ard, American Consül-General, in W. Ritchie.

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licence for No. 38. Temple Street. ground floor: eating house, licence village; food factory for No. 74. Main Street. Stanley Hcence for 251, Kilung Street, ground:

No floor.

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A taxi which was proceeding to It is notified that His Excellency strength. The Kua-Tien and Solra? Hongbong, Mr. W.

Kowloon City along Talpo the Governor has received Informa-River

been Lights have

Road on Saturday evening tion from the Secretary of State tinguished.

former Director of Chinese Dots held up at the 34-mile-stone short- When approaching at Nanking, Mr. P. K. Chu, Secrely after 10 p.m. for the Colonies that Mr. Katsuo Saigon. Signal Letters and Nation-tary-General of the Chinese Ame Okazaki has been appointed Japai Flags are to be flown by day. By ntcan Institute of Cultural Reia- anese Consul-General at Hone-night. Navigation Lights are to tions kong.

be shown and S'gnal Letters made by morse lamps.

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The Government Gazette notifies that David Mercer Macdougall It is notified in the Government and John Grag, Robertson have Gazette that

November 3, been assigned to the Key-Posts 1939, a naval target was adrift in Group and James Henry Woodler position Lat. 23 25' N.. Long. 117 to the Combatant Group in the def. 47 This target constitutes Hongkong Defence Reserve.

| a serious danger to navigation and

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is reported to be drifting in a W. Messrs. Linstead & Davis have S W. direction of about 18 miles been appointed liquidators for per day. Any vessels sighting this Messrs. Heinsohn & Co., 11. Sands target should report the fact to Street, Hongkqrig. and Mr. R. A. the British Naval Authorities at Wadeson, of Messrs. Deacons, for next port of call. Mr. R. Hulsemann, formerly of 140 Kennedy Road. Hongkong..

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It is notified in the Government Gazette that Rowland Frederick | Gregory, Edward Owen Murphy and Sviatosial Nickolas Potonlaf have been re-assigned from the Key Posts Group to the Combatant Group in the Hongkong Defence Reserve

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