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HONGKONG DAILY PRESS

GENERAL

FUNERALS OF

OF MRS.

MRS. JAPANESE CREDITS IN

LI HOK-PARK AND MRS. I. MACFADYEN

The funeral took place yesterday at the Chinese Christian Cemetery, Pokfulam, of MRS. LI HOK-PARK, ́mother of Dr. Lt Shu- fan, who, until recently, was an Unoffteial member of the Hongkong Legislative Council. Her death occurred on Saturday at her resi- dence, No. 2 Tramway Park.

COLONY "FROZEN"

Japanese credits in the Colony were on Saturday frozen by the Government in a special Order gazetted in accordance with a new- ly drafted Defence Regulation published simultaneously.

No official statement was issued with the freezing order, but the action was taken on instructions from the Imperial Government, and ran parallel with similar steps in other parts of the Empire.

The New Defence Regulation provides that "where the Governor

is satisfied that, owing to changes

in the external or internal position

A large gathering was prosent at Hin-shing Lo. Peter H. Sin, Ngan of any state, action is being taken, the services held in the Mahanaim Shing-kwan, Kwok Yau-ting, Chak Chapel luuside the Cemetery Tai-kwong, Woo Chi-tseung. Lij grounds. and at the graveside, at both of which the Rev. Yung Park

officiated.

Aged 82, Mrs. Ll was the wife of the late Mr. L Bok-purk, who for many years was one of the lead-

chants in the United States.

The

deceased

Was

staunch

her life and had given generously and widely to various charities in

and cutside the Colony

J.P.

SOMS

and

Po-kwan and Fung Chi-ying, and the staff of the Hongkong Sani- torium and Hospital.

THE WREATHS

A.

FUNDS FOR ORTHOPAEDIC

CENTRES

or is likely to be taken, to the

of this Colony or the United King- detriment of the economic position

dom, or otherwise to the prejudice of the efficient prosecution of the war, the Governor may give gener- for credit of The British Fund for Relief of Distress in China, Hong- al or special directions prohibiting,

Subscriptions received to date

thopaedic Centres in Free China) are as follows:-

Mr. O. 8. Lieu $10. Mr. Lawrence Kadoorle 50, Mr. J. Scott Harston 50, Messrs. E D. Sassoon Banking (a) the state or the sovereign Co., Ltd. 100, Hon. Mr. T. N. Chau

Christian" 185, "A

36.30, thereof or any person resident

"A Sympathsler" 500, Mr. A. Manuel therein or

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CLEARANCE SALE

COMMENCES TO-DAY

BARGAINS IN THE LADIES SALON

⚫ DAY AND EVENING GOWNS from ...

• WOOLLEN JUMPERS AND CARDIGANS from

$5.00

$5.00

H.

KESTOS BRASSIÉRES ...$3.60

TWO-WAY ELASTIC CORSET $4.50

PANTEES

$2.50, $3.00

SANITARY KNICKERS

$1.00

WOOLLEN BATHING SUITS $12.50

GOSSARD BRASSIERES from: $1.50

CORSELETS...

$6.00

น

ART SILK KNICKERS

COTTON BRIEFS

FLANNEL SLACKS

83.50

$2.00

... $20.00

COTTON SLACKS SUITS (BLACKS AND SHIRT)

JAEGER WOOLLEN DRESSING GOWNS

COTTON BLACKS...

$5.00 SCARVES tron

BELTS FROM $2.00

...$17.50

$30.00

$1.00

(b) any body corporate which Fox 100, Messrs. China New Guinea is incorporated under the laws Mercantile Co. 100, His Excellency

Sir G. A. of that state or is under the con-

Northcote, K.C.M.G. 500, trol of that state or the sovereign

Capt. 3. thereof or any person resident Batty-Smith, ADC. 10, Hon. Mr. therein,

J. P. Pennefather Evans 100, Dr. Gordon King 50. Information requires the person to Office of the Farmers Bank of whom the order is given to make China (Head Office) HK 8,000, any payment or to part with any The Bank of Canton Ltd., HK.

5,000. gold or securities; or

Mr Kwok Chan 50 Mr. D. J. Sloes (requirles any change to be Hon.

300,

In so far as the order-

Wreaths were sent by the Ing Chinese tea and silk mer-bereaved family, sons, grandsons either absolutely or to such extentions & South China Branch (Or- and grand-daughters, and from as may be specified in the direc- His Excellency the Governor, Sirens, the carrying out, except with supporter of the Chinese Christian Geoffry Northcote, Han, Mr. R. A. permission granted by or on behalf Church during the greater part of C. North, Hon. S Shouson Chow, of the Governor, of any order given

Hon. Sir Robert Kotewall and by or on behalf of Jamily, Hon. Mr. M. K. Lo and Mrs. Lo. Hon. Mr. W. N. Thomas Tam and Mrs. Tam, Hon. Mr. Li She is survived by four

Tse fung and Mrs. Li, Sir Robert the daughter-in-laws, two daugh-

Ho Tung. Mr. T. V. Spong. General ters and several grandchildren.

Wu Te-chen. General Li Chung- Dr L Shu-fan. The sons are:

Chairman of the Board of Jen. General Pet Chung-hsi, Gen- Directors of the Hongkong Sani-eral Li Hon-wan, General Wong torium and Hospital: Li Shu-fong Yuk-cho, General Chan Hing-wan, Assistant Manager of the Wing On General Chan Chal-tong, Admiral Bank Ltd., Hongkong: Dr. Li Shu-Chan Chak, General Gaston Wong. pui, Honorary Ear. Nose

Mr. T. L. Boong, Mr. Llu Wal-chi, Dr. Throat Specialist to the Hongkong

C. T. Wang. Dr. W. W. Yen, Sanitorium and Hospital and the Mr. Wu Tze-ehcung, Mr. J

Fraser, Mr. K. A. Bidmead, Mr. and Tung Wah Rastern Hospital, and President of the Hongkong Alumni Mrs. Kan Tong po, Mr. and Mrs. Association; and Li

Fung Ping-fan, Mr. Chan Wat Manager of the Shun On Mining chau. Mr. To Yuet-sang. Mr. Wong Syndicate, Kwangst Province

Shiao-lal. Mr. Mok Kon-sang, Mr. The two daughters are Mrs. Lau Ho Kom-tong, Mr. and Mrs. Kan Chia-hoa, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Wang-hin, of Shanghal, and Mrs.

Perry 10. Mr. B. Wylle 50. B.F.R Chen, Messrs. William and George Japan Hule Yuen-kwon, of Rangoon,

She, Drs. Coxton and Ernest To.

D.C. 20,000, Hon, Mr. W. N. T. Tam Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Lo, Mr. Peter Leased Territory, Islands in the 250, Dr. K. W. Chaun 250, Mr. J. F. 100, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Stanton H. Sin. Mr. Hin-shing To

Pacific under Japanese. mandate) Staff of the L Clinic, Com- and Manchuria in the Republic of MacGregor 100, Miss N. tv. Bas- Officers and Members China as states to which the combe 100, Mr. Liu Shlu Yu 13.94, the St. John Ambulance freezing order applies.

Mr. W. H. Evan Thomas, C.B.E, Brigade, the Hongkong Chinese! Permission is given to bankers-150, Sir Robert Ho Tung 500, Mr.

Association, Mr. Fing

(a) to honour their obligations and Mrs. E. Cock 100, Mr. M. W. Directors of the under confirmed credits opened

Lo 50, Messra. Jebson & Co, 100, Mr. S. L. Lloyd 10, Mr. B. Wong prior to July 20. 1941.

(b) to accept bills or drafts Tape 50. Total $43,825.30. and to pay cheques, bills

THOSE PRESENT

Shu tsze.

Bestdes the chlet mourners. among those present at the funer- al were Hon. Mr. M. K. Lo and dra. 10. Hon. Sir Shouson Chow, Hon. Mr. W. N. Thomas Tam, Hon.

missioner

Mr. Tse-fung, Mr. T. N. Chau, Medical Mr. Lai Bin-wo (representing Hon. Tze-ying and St Robert Kotewall), Mr. E. M. Tung Wah Hospital, Mr. Chau Slu- Raymond. Dr. S. W. Tso and Mrs.ng and former Directors of the Ts. Dr. Arthur Woo, Dr. T C. Yip. Tung Wash Hospital, the Tung Wah Dr F. L. de Snuza, Dr. S. N. Chau, Hospital Permanent Advisory Dr C. H Wan. Dr. Chow Wal Board, the Hongkong Chinese Wo- men's Club, Chinese Methodist

cheung. Dr. T. C. Wong, Dr. H. C. Chan and Mrs. Chan, Dr. W. K. Mission, the China National Avia- Fok, Mr. Kan Tong-po, Adm. Chantton Corporation, the Hongkong| Chak Gen. Chan Ha-wat, Gen. Chinese Clerical Association, S'hai! Gaston Wong, Mr. Yip Lan-chuen, College Alumni Association, the Mr. and Mrs, Philip Gockehin, Mr. Hongkong Sanitortum and Hos- and Mrs. T. O. Tso, and Messrs.pital Alumni Association, Bank of East Asia, Wing On Bank, Staff of Wing On Bank, South China In- trial Centre for Refugees, the Toi

CHINESE KNIFED Shan Chamber of Commerce, and

IN KOWLOON

PORTUGUESE BOY THE CULPRIT?

the Sat Nam Club.

LATE MRS. MACFADYEN

The death occurred on Saturday

at the Queen Mary Hospital, after

an illness of several weeks, of Mrs.

made in the persons to whose Hon. Mr. M. K lo, CB.E., 200, credit any sum is to stand or to Mr. Albert Raymond 50, The Bank whose order any gold or securi- of East Asia Ltd, 5,000, Hon. Mr. ties are to be held..

and Mrs. M Tse Foog 500, The Kwangteng Provincial Bank 1,000, Mr. M. H. Lo 100, Mr. S. W. P.

TERRITORIES NAMED The Order names the Empire of (Japan proper, Korea, Formosa. Karafuco, Kwantung

or

drafts by or for any state, per- son or body corporate referred to and presented by or on be- half of any person who being in possession thereof became a holder for value thereof before July 28, 1941;

FRUIT SELLERS DO THEIR BIT

(c) to carry out orders received Drive For Funds For before July 26, 1841, for making Chinese Red Cross

any payment or transfer of gold Or securities.

The Central District Fruit Bel- lers Association has started an- other "drive" to raise funds for

“BOWL OF RICE" the Chinese Red Cross, through

CAMPAIGN

the sale of beautifully en- amelled Chinese national flags.

Although the minum price nas been fixed at 40 cents for each ag, purchasers are, however, per-

Irene Ashby Macfadyen, wife of Public Appealed Tomitted to pay as much as they

Major A. N. Macfadyen, of No. 4.

A Chinese was admitted in the Basilea, Lyttelton Road. Kowloon Hospital on Saturday

The late Mrs. Macfadyen was night suffering trom a stav over 70 years of age, and had re- wound on the leg, as the result aided in the Colony for some 13 or of a wound allegedly inflicted by: 14 years. a Portuguese youth who had at- tempted to steal from him.

According to a report made to

Support Drive

wish for these emblems.

It is of interest to note that dur-

selu

General

The "Bowl of Rice" campaigning the past three years this Ass- was "officially" set in motion by clation had raised very Its organisers. The China Defence sums on behalf of China's wound- fed soldiers. During the "Offer Her loss will be felt in local art League, with the appearance of

Gold" movement in 1938, a sub.... circles where, a skilful artist her-posters bearing an appeal to thestantial sum was raised by mein- the Police by the man, Chan Lam.self, she was the founder and Pre- public to support the campi bers of this Association which was sident of the Hongkong Working and giving a list of restaurants pui, 21, he was walking in Oan- Artists' Guild. In a score of ways from which coupons are obtain banded to the Chinese ton Road about 7 p.m. on Satur- also, the late Mrs. Macfadyen con-able.

Chamber of Commerce, day when A Portuguese youth

Further sums of HK $3,853.15, approached him and struck his terest in art exhibitions locally able from the following on Aug 318.89 have been remitted by the C.N. $211,098,55 and Canton $135,- hand knocking the money he was and encouraged the younger artists 2 and 3. holding

the the hand to the of every community.

Lok Sin Restaurant of No. 21, Association ground.

Possession Street; Hon In addition to her husband, the Restaurant,

Government. Sheung When he tried to prevent the

No. 4, Possession late Mrs. Macfadyen leaves behind Street; Arctic Cafe. No. 125, Des intruder from picking it up he

a son, Mr. Q. A. A. Macfadyen, and Voeux Road, Central; Lung Chuen was stabbed. The alleged per-

two daughters. with whom the Tea House, No. 145,-Queen's Road petrator made good his escape.

sincerest sympathy will be felt.

G; Lal Shan Cafe, No. 34, Welling-

in

ANOTHER INCIDENT" A

tributed to inspiring the public in-

Tickets (or coupons) are obtain-

The Rt. Rev. H. Valtorta officiat-ton Street; Nam King Restaurant, In a struggle with several robed at the funeral at the Roman No. 2. Peel Street; Ying King bers in his hut in Kal Liu Vii-Catholic Cemetery yesterday even-Restaurant No. 179, Johnstone lage, Kowloon City, on Baturdaying when a choral service was Road; Golden Star Restaurant, No. afternoon, a 54-year-old Chinese, rendered.. Lal Bhek-kam, was stabbed and ter admitted to the Kowloon Hospital.

The robbers, numbering seven or aight, broke into the hut and stabbed Lal when he tried to in-. terfere. They Anally

decamped with 10 chickens, 13 ducks and -quantity of clothing,

PUBLIC FLUSH

►

LATRINE

to

Churkina

SHORTAGE OF ONE-CENT NOTES

That there is again a shortage

121, Wanchal Road: Golden Gate of copper coins and its new coun- The service at the graveside was Restaurant, No. 250, Hennessy Rd.: terpart, the one-cent notes is ap- directed by the Rev. Fr. A. Riganti. Tung Fong Shiu Kee Yuen, No. 208. parent by the fact that tokens assisted by Fathers C. M. Orlando, Hennessy Road: Tin Yin Chau are again being issued by public G. M. Spada, Grampa, Rossello, M. Kah No. 308; Main Street, Sal transport companies in lieu of S.J., and T. Ryan, 5.3. Maestrini, T. Cooney, S.J., P. Jay, wan-no; Kwong Chow Hotel, No change,

2, Hull Road; Yee On Tea House,

The principal mourners were the No. 277. Shaukiwan Road; or the people state that they have found Shopkeepers and other trades- widower, son and daughter, and Town Office of the "Bowl of Rice" son-in-law, Dr. G. V. A. Griffith. Campaign Committee. Compradore worth of change from the banks,

it difficult to get even a dollar's Among those present were Mrs. Department, Belgian Bank, No. It is understood that consign Grant, Miss R. Grant; Dr. LTDes Voeux Road Central, Ride, Mr. W. J. Dixoy-Boal, Mr. J.

ments of new copper coins are already on their way to the

Caer-Clark, Mrs. Erne Freedlander,

Miss N. Clllott, Mr. L.A. Barton, TEST MOBILISATION Colony Mrs. Chow. Messrs. A. H. Carvalho, OF AUXILIARY F.S.

In accordance with scation F. X. d'Almada e Castro, M. \G,

of the Public Health (Sanitation) O'Connor, HA Samuel, M.

A test mobilisation of the And-GOVERNMENT H.c.l.

Ordinance, 1986, Ordinance No. 15 Yaroogsky-Brooge. Dr. 3. H. Mont- Hary. Fire Service, lasting four

of 1935. It is hereby notified that gomery, Dr. L. Fehily, Dr. Souza, hours, will be carried out next

ALLOWANCE

the Government proposes to erect Mr. E. M. Laufer, Mrs. Th. Laufer, Sunday, and members are ro- An increase of $3 in the tem- a permanent Public Flush Latrine Prof. L. Forster, Mr. Frank Wquested to attend their Divisional porary high cost of living allow on thenorth-west corner of White, and others.

Aberdeen Inland Lot No. 63 to res

place the privately owned latrine

on Aberdeen Joland Lot No. 70,

Headquarters at 9 am that day, ance allowed Government Servante AFS telephonists will not be in the lowest salary brackets came Included in the exercise. Those into force at the beginning of "the

If any owner or occupler in the NEW E. C. MEMBER full wasform and equipment wear present month, it is learned.

uniform An allowance of a was immediate vleinity of such site Sir Vandeleur Molyneux Gray- Members who have not yet last September, and the abuond objects to auch erection, the on- burn, Kt, has been appointed an compiled with a recent order for allowance brings the figuro up do jection must be sent in writing Unoiolal member of the Executwo passport photographs are re- 35 per month. This figure obtalus to the Colonial Secretary so as to tive Council for a period of fivequested to have the necessary, Tamil, Government einployees re- reach his offide not later than yours, with effect from July 22, photographs taken withous auns

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1941.

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