But I object to the proposal for Unofficial elected members chiefly because, while they would in all cases be out-wsted and powerless, thels presence at the Hoard, and the sanction glver
by their votes when le accord with their colleagues, would in some degree lesson the responsibilty of the Officials, who might even seek to shelter themselves behlad the Unofficial vote when some grava blander had pothupu been perpetrated.
I am, Dear Sir,;
Your very iruly,
E. R. BELILIOS. Honourable C. P. CHATER, &c., &c., 86,
(Memorandum on the Reconstruction of the
Sanitary Board)
I am of opinion that the Sanitary Board hardly requires reconstitution or reconstruction. What it urgently requiren, arq :--
(2) Enlarged power. ~...(5) Increased staff,
The Sanitary Board bas done splendid work In the past, actwithstanding the unfavourable opinions of a few leading residents, and it would bave done much better bat its power been enlarged and staff increased.
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The Board should have power over all public as well as private drains, and it should have under its control the water supply of the Colony, It's legal power should be enlarged in several respects, expecially an regards the inspection of houses and house-drains, and the prompt closing of hasses unfit for human habitation with or without compensation. It should have an adequate stiff conilating at least of the following officers and persons —
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1896.
PROPOSED ENDOWMENT OF THE
COLLEGE OF medicine FOR CHINESE.
We have received copies of a lengthy entres-, pondence on the above subject, including memoranda drawn up by the unofficial member of the Legislative Council. The correspondenco, which came to hand abost noon, If published in extenso would require more space than can to-day be conceded to it, and we therefore rabjala the lalast letters bearing on the subject, as follow:- HOM.BR BELILION TO' COLONIAL, KECRETARY.
Hongkong, 18th March, 1896, Sir-Inackoowledging receipt of your letter of the 16th lust, enclosing memorandę by_my colleagues, the unofficial members of Council on the proposal that the Government should endow the College of Medicina for Chloese in the event. of the site and building being contributed by myself, I beg, as a member of Council, to offer the following remarks is reply to some of the objections raised
-There is no enltable' site, unless on the Pysys Reclamation, that the Government could grant for the erection of a building for the College of Medicine. Ever since Sir William Des Voix's time we have been seeking for such
site, but have failed to find one.
The original proposal was for the Government to grant the site and for me to erect the building. but owing to the laability of the Government to provide the site, the proposition has taken the present form, namely, that I should give the fand and building and the Government furnish an endowment in money equivalent in value thereto.
3.There is a precedent for the proposed endowment to the 'College of Medicine in the 1. A Sanitary Superintendent and Secretary, grant made by the Goverment to the Po Leung 2. A Medical Officer,
3. A Sanitary Engineer.
4 A Chiel Inspector of Nulsances or Depoty
Superlatendent,
5. Twelve Inspector of Nalances. 6. A sufficient number of Office Clerks,
Overseers, Coolles, &c,
With such increased power and staff as suggested,. the present Sanitary Board would become much more useful and effective institution, and would be found equal to the discharge of the various important datles entrusted to it by the Government, and it would meet with public Approval and support.
to be done is
On the other hand, if the Government is determloed to reconstruct the Board, I am of opinion that the next best thing to abolish the Sanftary Board altogether, and create a new Government Department, and call it the Sanliary Depart ment, where all the Officers, high and low, thall be appointed by the Goy romet, entirely sub Ject to Government control, and, beld directly sponsible to the Government. Such a Dapart ment would have my qualified approval and, i belléve, that of the public alio. In troublous times the Governmeni, through this Department, would have complete charge of, and control over, the sanitation of the Colony, and would bare no excuse for neglect of duty.
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The building being erected by a private individual and endowed by the Government will ensure it a stable and permanent position, whereis if the building weis erected by the "Government it is unlikely that a private in dividual will come forward to andow it, either
now or in the future.
The proposed affer of land, building, and endowment would not, if carried ent, make the Institution Independent. Further support in the way of extensions and gifts of money for special objects would be required to make it a complete success. The subscriptions proposed by Mr. Whitehead would therefore be timely and welcome.
-I will assume, thon, that a private indiv!- duật haying given the site and the building, the Goverment endowed it with the sum of $40,000, the public haring subscribed a further sum of $35,000, this would place it on a firm basis, and encourage philanthropists in the future to give It continued support and extend its usefulness.
4-To render the College of Medicine à real success would be task that the Government,
to its present strattened circumstances, could hundly veature to undertake.
Would it not, therefore, be folly to let slip the opportunity of accepting as a gift the share I have proposed to boar in the work? If any other offer of this or similar description were to be made by any other individual 1, as a taxpayer, should feel it my duty to support it.
But I am strongly against the reconstruction of the Sanitary Board on the line as proposed, viz., three G Government Officials' and twó Unofficials; the former to consist of a Medical Officer who is to be President, a Sanitary Englacer, and the Superintendent of Police, or some other Government Officer who may be selected by the Government; the latter, I under- stand, will be appointed by the rate-payers at present The preponderance of the official element at once indicates the position of the two The Hon. J. H. Stewart Lockhart Unofficial Members, who can have nothing
5 -I think the fact should not be lost sight of that a good deal is yet required in this colony in the way of provision for the education of the Chinese in medical and sanitary matters, and it will be impossible, I lear, for the Government. to do all in this direction unaided by private munificence. I have the honour to be, sir, your most obedient servant,
E. R. BELILIOS.
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a consultative voice in the Board. Will this
Colonial Secretary, &c, &c.
MEMORANDUM: BY HON. HO KAL.
give public satisfaction? I think not. Whi, It Oven give satisfaction to the two elected gentle I concur generally with Mr. Bellion to his men themselves? 1 am certain that it will not, views as expressed in his letter of the rath In common with others, I am a strong advocate instant to the Colonial Secretary, I do not of the principle"equal power, equal respon-gree with my other unofficial collesgues that sibility; bat deprecate half measures and a new Past Office of Court-house or any other divided responsibility,
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that the burden would ultimately fall on the shoulder of the few who have already assisted to their uttermost This College' is a public' Institution, “and will accomplish certain objects conducive to the public good. It is therfore but sight that the fund for its maintenance should come from all the members of the com manity alike, the Chinese contributing & Just done by a grant from the Government, 1 the and proportionate share. This can best be money that granted will represent the contribu- one from the taxpayers of all mallonsilties fo just and equ»1-proportions,
Dated this 19th day of March, 1896.
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The British steamship Chsang. Hoch Klan left Sisgapore on the 14th instant, and had fine weather to Gap Rock; thence to post had thick fog and briak north-east gale,
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dent nor any member could be held to be entirely | daŋ of Medicine. for the Chinese. We arG
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complaining of the ignorance of the Chinese in sanitary and medical science, and responsible to the Government, Because ki actions will have to be controlled and regulated we are trying our best by very drastic measures by the decisions of his colleagues. But if the and at esermons ascrifice to eradicate from our Rresident be invested with the power of com- taldst such filth-disease as the plague, which manding the official votes whenever it suits his is doing immense harm to the trade of purpose or views, then the presence of the colony and its prosperity. It is Jait such an Unofficials on the Board, Day, even of the other institution Hike the College of Medicine wa wint two Officials as well, would be quite nanoves- to ald us in spreading the necessary medical class of the Chinese, knowledge among better
to co-operate fatelligently in order to get with gain advancing the sanitary condition of this
without auch and,
afstance, rendered lingly, it weald be wellaigh impossible to make any headway. Take, for example, the case of the allowance of 400 cubic feet of air to each healthy adult as required by law. This allowance may or may not be sufficient accord. ing to circumstances. If ventiation is bat, or, as is usually the case, especially in cold and wet westher, almost entirely cut off, 400 cubic fost oreven twice or weble that allowance would
be not sufficient, vesiliation oven 100 cable test may be quite
with frên and constaat. but
anficlent. It is generally admitted that no moral, legislation can make a man religiosar
The present Board has a majority of Unofficial Members, two of whom are elected by public suffrage. If the presence of the Unofficial Members in the Board had not assisted in carry- ing out the duties of the Board-in & ratisfactory manner, why have any more Unofficials in the new Board, but if their advice and assistanco had beca of ute, why seek to cut their number down so as to weaken their inficence? If the present Sanitary Board is a failure, let those who thlok and say so point out the true caurs clearly and unmistakably, and it will be uma then to consider the remedys but it seems absurd to alter the constitution of the Board on speculation, simply because the Board was considered by a few to bare falled in the
and it is equally true that no law can make a discharge of its duties on some particular
man clean or live a maitary and healthy His. exceptional occasions. The proposed now
WA Board seems to me nothing more than the Sanitary Board with its Unofficial Members greatly reduced in number and with an enor mously increased staff under it. Such will never command my support.
3rd November, 1894.
HO KAI
must leave a great deal of these to educa tion and, training. The College of Medicine -wit-edsasto the -Chinese-ko- more cleanly and healthy lives. It will further teach them to treat their sick with more science, humanly. Next to the skill, and religion I mission is greater than this, cannot imagine and I bald that it is the duty of the local Gove crament, as
every enlightened man in well as this British colony, to promote and ateist that (Extract from the Retrenchment Commitller's mission, if not for the sake of the poor and Ignorant, at least for their own size.. We
neglected this
daly long enough, and the present moment is most opportune for us all to sad omission, The College has
been
Report)
THE SANITARY DEPARTMENT.
"217. With respect to the Sanitary Depart. repair our negligent and maintained, and te
ment, the total cost of which is set down at work hays been cented on, by a small band $62,557, composed of ;-
of philanthropists without any hope of reward and with confiderable personal sacrifice. One of this band, has come forward with a generous and bulki
Personal Emoluments,
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Other Charges,..............................; 38,285 (2
proposal 10 ↑ fnnish" the ecomodation of we bag to also that we are unable to recom- College for the better mend any decrease in the cost thereof, but would call the attention of the Government to the increasing number of students, while this important department with a view to the rainer member has just gone
of appealing to the well-known distinct object carly consideration of the question whether the humanity and generosity of the English public whole sanitary system of the Colony should not to raise a portion of the fund for its endowment. to be placed on a different basis, and all the But what would our frlands la England may sanitary arrangements and powers placed in the
they End that locally the taxpayers and the hands of one thoroughly competent ficer whe Government are not saving a finger to help it, should be personally responsible to Government and what would be the effect on those noble few for all matters connected with the health of the who have sustained the estabichment for so Calony and for the carrying out of all macitary Igng, both with:
Their M: money and laws and regulations,
energy and endurance, like everything human, 18. If the officer selected for this important must have a limit, but God forbid that they office be an englacer, he should have under should give in even under the most trying and him a duly qualified health officer, but if the discouraging circumstances. I hope that not head should be a medical man, then as should withstanding the apparent callousness of sess be assisted by a sanitary edglaser to carry out of their fellow-citizens, they will still smite in and the necessary work and, in either case, with a carrying on cheerfally the most preful staff sufficient to see that the sanitary regulations humane work that they have engaged in hitherto, undˇlawi' are daly observed and carried oute---14-- 1-do-hot-approvB.A
Let the suggested plan of i might be made part of the duties of this officer public subscription, on the ground sani li. Lo to foratah perledical reports to the Governmentamaaly disickt, de False: moch a big sunod at which might be pu
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THE FORTUNE-TELLING CASE. The hearing of this caSO WAS resumed moralog,
Mr. J. Franciu, Q.C. (instructed by Mr. H. Deanys) prosecuted and Mr. E. Robinson (instructed by Mr. Melley) defended.
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THE MANAGER,
New Victoris Hotel Hongkong, toth October, 1895..
MACAO.
THE
MACAO.
- BOA VISTA HOTEL. SANITARIUM OF SOUTH-CHINA. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO PAMÍLIES VISITING MACAO FOR CHANGE OF AIR.
IRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION.
EXCELLENT TABLE.
For terms, & apply, to
-THE MANAGER. Telegraphic Address :—" BOAVISTA,”, Macro,
Macao, 31st December, 1895.
Signs of Health
You don't have to look twice to detect them- bright eyes, bright color, bright smiles, bright in
every 2c- tion. Disease is
overcome
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
only when weak tissue is replaced by the healthy kind, Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil cffects cure by building up, sound flesh. It is agreea ble to taste and easy of as similation.
*Pants * Hasena, kt. Landon Ali Chemica Sole Agents for Hongkong and the Empire of CHAN 10 Watkins & Cốy Hongkong
BORDEAUX.
GOLD MEDALS Bordeaux, 1882, Paris, 1889,
LIQUOR
[ÖP THE REVEREND FATHER,
A. KERMANN. :
1981: ELZKIR is employed with Macoon to restore the FORCES For the STOXAUH and FACILL
TATES the DIGESTION,
TONIC WINE
Of the Ber. Faiber á, KERMANN KOKA-KINA of Dr, GOZE CREME DE MANDARINE. ANISETTE SUPERFINE. AVELDER
MRSA). DÖDWELL, CARLILL, & Co, HONGKONG Agents for M. OPPENHEIMER & Co., PARIS,
Apply to
KANANGA
OF JAPAN
(REGISTER.ED) RIBAUD and 0°
PARIS
most delight-
Hananga Waterly retreating
Toilet Water, Tiranders theskin firm,rolleres mosquito bites and Imparts a 'delicate fra gence and feeling of comfort and freshness.
New Sensations in Perfumery
| RIGAUD'S HANANGA EXTRACT
RIGAUD'S WHITE ROSE
RIGAUD'S MELATI EXTRACT........ RIGAUD'S. IXORA D'AFRIQUE-EXTRACT. RIGAUD'S LILY of theVALLEY EXTRACT RIGAUD'S YEANGYLANG EXTRACT RIGAUD'S BANTAM EXTRACTAB RIGAUD'B JASMINE #7 CHOKE EXTRACT.
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