THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH THURSDAY MARCH 5 1008
THE PUBLIC HEALTH
BILL
the Director of Public, Warks. - With regard to the deletion of pamgraph, 13 of Section 15 of tlie Principal Ordinance it is proposed to re-enact the Poison Byn-laws under another, Ordinance.
SERRA MONROVIA
Lection 7-The ampodment is made with view to further preventing the access of Tats to building.
OUTCOME OF SANITARY of the recommendations of the Cubicle Com
COMMISSION'S REPORT.
A CADET PRESIDENT OF
SANITARY BOARD.
THE
ADOPTION OF CUBICLE COMMITTEE'S RECOMMENDATIONS.
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certificate of
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Dr. Ho Kai asked that the second reading of the Bill might be adjourned for a month iso der that it might be thoroughly digested. Mr. Wei Yuk seconded.
Section -The amendment carries out one
mittea which reported in August, 1997
Section (z.-The amendment 1 made partly because there is no definition of common kilchen," and partly because it is undesirable at any time to permit persons to sleep in the kichen of a tenement house,
Section 13.-The amendment provides that compensation up to the amount of $400 per hend may be awarded by the Governor-ic Council for any jnfected catile slaughtered under the provisions of the Ordinance--the present maximum being fio,
that the thickness of walls prescribed for the lowermost storeys of buildings shall apply also
Section 19-The Basendment provides that the thickness of walls as laid down in section, 101 shall apply-so far, as is possible in the case of walls which are re-constructed in exist
Section he, amen iment provides that the lignil of neight of walls shall not include the height in any retaining wall on the top of which such wall may be built."
Section zi-The amendment allows of the
construction of partition walls of a less thick ness than is stated in the present proviso to section 1.3, when such, walls are constructed of re-inforced coperele or other approved material.
Section 22-The amendment substitutes the word "width" for "thickness" and gives the Building Authority discretionary power in re gard to the thickness of retaining walls.
*Section `23 —The amendment specifies the nature of the coping to be used for the protec- tion of part walls carried up ab we the roof.
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section 151, în certain cases, shall be so USTUSE- ed at not to disturb existing Crowa Rests and Crown Louies, T
Sections 43, 43 and 44-The amandmania carry out the recommardations of the Cubicle Commitee which reported in August, 1907 The wording of the proposed new section 1530 is suggested by the terms of the Imperial Hou sing of the Working Classen Act of 1890,-
Section 45.—The amendment reduces the miomum feteroa) area of a latrine from ten square feet to seven square feet.
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THE CHINA AND MANILA STEAM- SHIP COMPANY, LIMI ED. HEATWENTY-FIFTH ORDINARY GENERAL MEETING OR SHARE- HOLDERS, the the above Coinploy will be held at the Company's Office, Sen Georgo's Building, 6. Connaught Road," Victoria, con SATURDAY, the aist March, 1908, #1 N^nn, for the purpose of receiving a diatement of Accounts and the Report of the General Managers for the year ending 31st December 1907, and electing a Consulting Committee and Auditors,
The.TRANSFER BOOKS of the Company-
THE
Section 46.See under seçtion 6. Sections 47 and 45.--Pins have been pre- pared in the office of the Building Authority showing the most convenient positions having regard to the aes and extent of
will be CLOSED from WEDNES TAY the ROBINSON PIANO the 14 and the relation thereto of neigh-18th March, to SATURDAY, the 21st March, bouring streets-ol scavenging laces for oth days inclusive. such blocky, and the amendments require that when domestic buildings are to be erect ́ed on múch. loti the scavenging lanes shail" conform to the plaos 10 prepared. These amendments also allow buildings to be erected in the open spaces to a height of eleven feet, instead of ten feet as at present, whether such'
Section 49.—The amendment repeala secțion 181 but re-enacts the only provision got sow incorporated in the two preceding 'sations.
Section $-The amendment aims at, preventing the further obstruction of private streets by the erection of buildings thereover or thereupon, if such streets have domestic buildings abutting therron, but preserves the power of the Governor-in-Council to permit the erection of such obstructions in special cases. Obstructions in such streets are also prohibited. Section 51-The amendment consolida ́es sections 18) and 187,
Section 52-The amendment elucidates the meaning of the last four lines of the provisu ta sub-section (3) of section 188
Section 5-The amendment adds a necess sary clause to provide for the adequate subsoil drainage of damp sites,
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Section 24.-The amendment restricts the Section 5 to 59,-See under section 6-A area of openings in putty walls to two-thirds of small technical change is also made by the their total ares in the interest of their stability.nhstitution of the word "drains" for the words Sections 25 and 13—The amendinient sub- | “houss-drains"-The former will include stitutes "approval of the plan for special writ-torm water drains.
ten permission of the Building Authority, In - Section 60-it is not considered necessary the case of cert in exceptions from the provi that the Medical Officer of Health should countersign these certificates and the change sions of the Ordinance
may hels to avoid delay in the issue of such cutificates.
Section 16-7 he amendment permits the Substitution of, "three inches of gund cemeat concrete" ir "six inches of good lime, chn- crete" and similarly the substitution of "four inches of good cement concrete" for "six inches of good lime concrete divered with ten inches of good cement concrete."".
Section 27. See under section 6. Section 28-The amendment gives the Build ing Authority a discretionary power is regard to compliance with section 113.
Section 29-The amendment allows a pantry and a drying room to be only nine feet high.
latitude to the architect in devising means of Section 30. The amendment gives greater ventilating the space under a floor in the lower most storey of a building.
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Section 1. The amendment gives the Building Authority power to examine the structure of a langerous building by making opens where necessary.",
SHEWAN, TOMES & CO., General Managejs. roughong.5th March, 1908,
POSTPONEMENT, FOR SHANGHAI.
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* MARMORA," Captain G. H. C. Weston, R.N.R, will leave for the above place TO-MORROW, the 6th March, at Noon;
For Freight or Passage, apply to
E. A. HEWETT,
Superintendent. Hongkong, jih March, 1908.
NOTICE TO CONsignees.
THE P; & Q. S, N, Co.'s Steamer
"MARMORA,"
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FROM BOMBAY, COLOMBO' AND STRAITS. vessel are hereby informed that their. Goods Consignees of Cargo by the above-names re being landed and placed at their risk in the Hongking and Kowloon Wharf and Godows Company's Godowas at Kowloon, where eneb nark, and delivery can be obtained as soon as consignment will be sorted out mark by
The Goods are landed.
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This vessel brings on Cargo:-
From London, &c., ex 5:S. Moldavia, ¡ From Persian Gulf ex B.ES.N, and B, &
P. S. N. Co.'s Steamers,
Optional Goods will be landed here unicas nstructions are given to the contrary, before. 6 hour
Goods not cleared by the rib fast, it P.M., will be subject to rent..
No Fire Insurance will be effected by me in ny case whatever. -
Damaged Packages sust be left in the Godowon for examination by the Consignee's and the Company's representative at. au appointed bour."
All Claims must be presented within tép date they cannot be recognised. fays of the steamaga arrival here after which
No Claims will be admitted after the Goods. have left the Godowns,
‚È. A. HEWETT,
Superintendent
Hongkong, 5th March, 198
FOR SINGAPORE, PENANGʻAND
CALCUTTA.
Seclian 67. The amendment enables dani ¿gerius buildings to be promptly closed by order of a Magistrato until such buildings are again rendered safe for occupation,
Section 63.-The amendment extends theTHE Steamship proh bilion in regard to the sinking of welli without permission to the re-opening of wells which have been previously closed.
Building. Authority discretionary power to Section 164.—The amendment gives the
dispense with certain detaile in plans submined. to him and to permit the commencement of
"CATHERINE APÇAR," Captain W. D. A. Thoma", will be despatched for the above Ports; oa, TUESDAY, the roth March, at 3 P.M.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
Section 17. The amendment corrects a mis. print in the original Ordinance. It was in tended that red or yellow caith could be used in lieu of anod in the preparation of mortar. As the outcome of the Sunity Commission's justice of the complaints of the Com-
Section 18.The amendment makes it clear spaces are wholly in the rear or not, and require THE P. & O. ~ N, Co's teamship
access to be provided from such open spaces 10 repart, Government intro luced a Bill, at the milles, but he thought that the Director meeting of the legislative Council this after of Public Works should be responsible for the
the scavenging lanes. The prohibition of the 'poon, la aniond ¿lio Public, Health, and Huild duties coming un 'er buildings, and works. In to the walls enclosing any spaces for ventilabsiruction of scavenging lanes is merely trans ings Ordnance, roo), and the Fubic Health future, in order to expedite the passing of plans,tion beneath such lowermost storeys, and gives fered from section 181 in sections 179-(f), and and Buildogs Amendaient. Ordinance, 1993, the M.O.H. would pot sign them and the D.P.We the Building Authority certain discretionary180 (h),
With regard to the definition of a "semi- Before the Attorny fieneral formally moved woult, therefore, have them all in one office, powers in regard to the construction and mea,
detached domestic building" here given, the the first re din of the 13 #1, H. 2. the Gaverup Financially, this would effect considerable sure meet of walls. addressed the Counel and, in par, said':— (saving? If a chief angipear were in be appoint.
word "street" is used to include a four-foot The Bill to amend the Public Health and ed to the Sanitary Board he would have to be
wide fane, so as to be in conformity with the Building Ordinance was unusually intricate, à mu standing us the D.P.W. This would
definition clause of the Ojdinance. The Commissioners reported on the ruth Appl involve an increase in cost, and probably 1907. It would seem unreasonably 1 g before add in friction... In order to give effecting bildings. the Government was able to bring forward to certain changes, such as the transfer of seni- the Hill, but be would remind the Council tary shiveyor, wo clerks, two drainage in that the Government had in considemtion in species and two oversees to the P.W.D. the amending Ordinance open spaces, scaveng: would take place. In practice the PW.D. ing lanes, etc., and the Officer Ad.ninistering would serve notices and take proceedings the Governmiast, had appointed a Committee against property owners for musacces, such to report on the cubicle question That repertus deficient window area, absence of open was received in August last. The question of space, illegal cocklofts, obstruction of back the relation between the Sauit.ry Board and yards, all of which would come under the the Building Authority took up an exhaustive Building Authority, House owners would inquity by experts, and fin try the Bill incorpo- then be unto no trouble of having to supply rated a large number of amendinents since 1903. duplicate plans, only He wished his predecessor had been here completion would be requir d, and all 1 to carry through that work, as he had more structural work" would be done by one ability and fluency than. He (he, speaker), department, thereby avoiding all unnecessary bad at his command. - I).E." ‚would re- delays." The Committee also advocated the mind the Council of the contain and sacrease in t'e number of medical officers, Of history of the Cominission, their report and the three assistant medical officers, one position- the cause of that. legislation. Complants had has long been vacant, one was on leave, been made by unoff meinbers of the while the M.O.H. has been acting as Sanitary Board regarding the sanitary adminis Colonial Veterinary Surgeon. He did not see tration and especially that the hands hf the that it was possible to substitute medical offi- ubordinates had not been clean and that cers for inspectors. The former would not con- corruption and bribery, existed, "The idea of sent to personally supervise a house cleaning appointing the unofficials to investigate thote gang of other such work. They were physical, charges was because those accuird were ly unable, and in the next place they were Government officiali. He laid stress on the not trained for this, tot of work. His Ex- point that he assumed that the Commission cellency next went into detail as to the was arepresentativeune with unlimited powers, suggestion of abolishing the
port No Government official sat on the Commission senior sanitary tospector and the scheme and as others excepting unofficial membersofthe for apportioning the remainder of the men Finitury Boar, and they might naturally suppose. to other districis, with each point he dealt fully, that alerger sphere of influence would havebeen | After which he remarked that such reforms there. For about a year thay we their private as were considered advisable would be acted time to the investigation and brou. hit to hear upon by the Governinent. The concluding „considerable experience on the matter. Sme remarks of his Excellency were greeted, with
useful suggestions were embodied in the Bill applause. and some had been given effect to by executie action. It was impossible to rise after paus the report without thinking that the Colony owed some gratitude to thi se, public-spirited men who had devoted all their spare time for the public
They had given CAUSE, the report careful consideration and much thought, buy theevernment could not agree to some of the proposals, nor did he think those proposals represented the wishes of the entire community. To this question he would teler later As regarded the head of the ad. ministration of the Sanitary Hard no change was intended, but experience proved and the Commission foribly painted out that it was not feasible that the FC.M O. should act as head Inf the Sanitar, Board with his increasing duties, The principle was sound and the PCM." agreed with them If he was to be effectively, relieved of his present duties and resumed his
The amendment of definition 26 renders proper position as adviser to the Government legal certain rooms which have not an open he should no longer be a 'member of the space facing' their windows of a width of 13 Sanitary Board. He saw no reason why the feet, but which are yet ádequately lit, owing to M.O.H, sheshi not have a seat on the Sanitary the fact that the opposite boundary of the space -Board to carry out decisions of the Board. The is a dwarf wall only, or in the case
fact was he had a vote which enhanced his stories, the upper part of a wall. responsibility."-y suggested that the new The amendment of definition 39 is required head of the depiment wire P.C.M., should to prevent evasion of the spirit of the Ordin be a cadet having a knowledge of Chinese, and ance by supporting the roof-with scaăulding, with that the Commission agreed, I would while the walls até rebuilt piecemeal. - Le idle to burke the gal issue as to. The amended deûnition of party wall" is whether the head of admin stration of the laken verbatim from the Building Bye-laws of department should be under the control, the City of Cardiff and other places,/^
Section 36,-The amendment is inserted to of the Government or the Sanitary Board. The amendment of definition 53 in required differentiate the flors of kichoss at deill with! That person should be responsible to the Go, to make it clear that the pate left fur ventilain section 143 from those dealt with in section verament, It would not be analogous to quote linn under a boarded floor in the lowermost the former relates to upper floors, the the case of a public company, whose directors storey (section 117) cannot be regarded as a latter to flors on the ground surface. wern servapia of the shareholders, and who "storey" for the purposes of section 101.
Section 37. -- The amendment is rendered could be deposed At any time, even if they The amendm at of definition to is required necessary by the fact that almost all the do were to be permanent directors under the to prevent additional height being obtained mestic buildings in the Chinese quarters, Articles of Association he calling a special! (section 188) by erecting buildings with a finat-though not perhaps originally designed as meeting of shareholders. As the Government age skew to the long axis of the street,
"tpoement houses,” become such as soon as officials are appointed and are dischargeable by Section 3-These additional definitions are they are occupied, and it would be unreason the Gaverament, therefore the officers are inserted as cases have arisen in which their able to thenrequire the kitchens of such build answerable to the Government only, His ¦ need was felt,
ings to be pulled down and re-erected in the Excellency then dwelt on the sugges. Section 4-It is proposed to app sint à Cadet manner judicafed in section 14". tios of the Commission-the subject of as Head of the Sanitary Department; to relieve
Section 38-The amendment reduces the money allaited spending, the
the the Principal Civil Medical ¿fficer and the minimum calibre of chimneys and smake flues Sanitary Board. It was sugested that the Captain Superintendent of Police of their and requires that such flues shall be properly Board should be allowed to spend the entire membership of the Board; and to reappoint cased ja brickwork except when required for sum of money voted in them for Sanitary the Medical Officer of Health a member of the heating purposes, in drying rooms), affairs, in the Colony unrestricted This sum, Board. he said, war divided into various votes and if the Sanitary Board were allowed to deal with this sum as a lump sum that power of the Council would be taken i way, and given to ih Sanitary Board, 11. E. th o ́referred to another Sections 6, 27, 45, 51, to 59 and 7.4:-The important question, The Committee com- amendments are made because it is proposed Section 41.The amendment gives greater plained, of the delay in passing plans and to transfer to the Engineers of the Fublic powers to the Governor-in-Council to allow other matters" by the Building Authority, wo killera (meat (Ballding Authority branch) domestic buildings without seral windows to and they suggested that the Sanitary Road ke duties in connect on with the drainage of be of a gitater depth than forty feat, and pro- should control their own staff of engineers, domestic buildings and the supervision of vides that the compensation to be asteised in Thli_meant addijional cost, and probably concreting groupe surfaces, while the duly of the case of tefotal of the Governor-ip Council Orefappior aoff work *. He recognised the projecting the public water supplins lier with so graut a modification of or exemption from
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His Excellency agreed to the suggestion, THE BILL.
Section 3 The amendment limits the
A gist of the amendments which are proposed maximum area of a mezzanine floor and work befnie the submission of plans.
designed to prevent evasions of section 188 (5) (which limits the number of storeys allowed) in the case of exceptionally deep-buildings. ̈
to be effected by the new Bill is given in the statement of objects and reasons" abdexed to the draft Ordinanco, · The statement is re- produced textually and is as follows imm
Sections 6,66 and 7a.-lhe deletion of subsection (3) of section 222 and the addition
of sub-section 51, to section 329 follow the
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Section 12 he amendment aims at pre-transfer of the ddies in connection with drain-M left Chana on the 26th ulio, Ceased to 8.45 pm and 9 pm 0.45 pm to 11.15 p.m.
Section 34-The amendment is inserted to make the intention of the original Ordinance clearer on this point,
he necessity for the submission of plans to the Medical Officer of Health and'is aimed at avoiding delay in dealing with them,
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Sections 5, 8, 9, 10, 14, 15, 16 and 69 confer similar powers on the Assistant Medical Officers of Health as are already, prasessed by the Medical Officer of Health.
Section 35-The ameqpment is added.be cause it is derstood that no application to let down blinds in a verandub over Crown land between suoset and sunrise bas ever been made to the Board, an i the paragraph seems quite unnecessary, while its presence has led to a wrong interpretation being placed upon the earlier portion of the section. It was never propose'l that the Board should be given power to allow the enclosure of verandahs over Crown land--this being a prerogative of the Governor-in-Couptil--but such an interpreta tion has been read into the section as it now stands, -
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The amendment at the end of section 229 and the similar amendment to section 157 are designed to prevent continuance of a building naisance after conviction by the Magistrate and will secure is more prompt rectification.
punishment of the officers responsible for the seizure and damages, lar the retentich of the aleamer, will be opened with the Peking Gov.
Section 67-The amendment provides that ernment. to Head of the Sanitary Department may A Shanghai message to Japanésa papers deal with certain building nuisances but his--stater-that the Chung-Wat Jipao, a Chinese powers under this section are limited to such journal published in Shanghai, has an article on building nuisances as are dealt with in sections the Tatiu-mark matter, in which the Mason case 118 (cock-lofts), 139 (obstructions in verandahs of 1891 is quoted. In the course of its observe over Crowd land), 153 and 154 (cubicles) and tions it says:-" Mason was discovered by the 16 (latrines and latrine receptacles) and Chingklang Customs in an attempt to smuggle such other matters as the Governor-in-Council arms and ammunition for the Kalaohui revolu may from time to time deem necessity V tionary organisation, and the arms were cons-
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Section 68.The amendment removes some cated and Mas a was handed over to the Consul of. BLACKHEAD & Co., confusion in the warting of section 253 intro-hiscountry, who sentenced him toimprisonment
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which carried the arms, who was proved to Section 71 -The amendment extends the have no knowledge of the arms being power of the Governor-in-Council to grant board, wan acquitted, and the steamer was re- modifications and exemptions'in spacial'cases, leased. The Tatsu-maru undoubtedly ob Section 77,--The amendment provides that tained the permission of the Japanese author. the Drainage Bye-laws which are preserved by ities to ship the arms, but had no authorty section 55 in the form of Schedule M to the from the Chinese authority for their Ordinance, may be altered, amended or re-importation, yet the steamer attempted SOAP AND SODA MANUFACTURERS, voked at any time by the Governor-in-Council to discharge the ammunition in Chinese and gives similar powers in regard to Schedules waters at an unppen post. The Taluk-maru' is K and L.
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·SOLE AGENTS FORESTE Section 73-The amendment permits the the intention of the shipper of the arms to law-ARTMANN'S RAHTIEN'S GENUINE COMPOSITION RED "HAND erection of domestic buildings of simple de-fally import them, he should have shipped BRAND, HARTHANN'S GREY PAINT, sign, and in accordance with type plens, in any them by a regular steamer of the Nippon part oft a Colopy outside an urban district.
Section 19-The amendment extends the la provisions of section 143 to fireplaces used for THE ARREST OF THE "TATSO- wood.
Section 40.—The amendment requires that fire excapes shall be maintained to the satisfac line of the Building Authority.
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The Chinese authorities have refused to accede to the repeated demands of the Japan. 210 Government for the release of the Tatau Mars: A Tokyo dispatch says that the Japan: 214 Goverment is, however,.still pressing its demands, and backing them up with evidence, and the release of the verse may be effected gotiations dress for ordering the Japanese dog to be lowered, a claim for
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