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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY.

AMBULANCE MEN COMPLIMENTED.

TRIBUTE FROM H.E, THE GOVERNOR

SUCCESSFUL YEAR.

**PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY'S

ANNUAL MEETING.

The annual general meeting of The good work of the St. John the Hongkong Philharmonic Se-1 Ambulance Brigade in Hongkong eiety was held in the Cathedral was commented upon by His Ex-Hall last night when the report cellency Sir William Peel, K.B.E. and statement of accounts were C.M.G., yesterday afternoon when he presented long service medals, adopted. medallions and labels to members of the various Divisions of the Colony at King's College.

one corner,

The Chairman (Mr. C. E. H. Feavis), who presided in the ab sence of Sir Joseph Kemp (Pre- [sident), saldt.

OCTOBER 7, 1930.

FEWER PIGS BUT MORE THE METAL MARKETS.

PORK.

MESSRS, 'RUDOLF WOLFF'S

WEEKLY REPORT. S

Messrs. Rudolf Wolf and Co, în their

weekly

report

on the metal markets, under date of Septem-

STATISTICS OF LIVESTOCK IN THE COLONY.

Colonial

the The report of Veterinary Surgeon shows that as compared wtih 1998 there is a slight is brought about mainly by the drop in revenue last year, This decrease in the number of pigs slaughtered. If used as a basis for calculations such as variation in the per capita consumption of nork' this apparent decrease would- he misleading. There has been n considerable increase in the pro- portion of large pigs used with a resultant increase in the average dressed carcass weight.

rise. The use of motor meat vans

ber 5, state:

Markets have been quiet and, dis-

playing ne outstanding feature, prices show very little change as compared with those ruling, at the close of last week.

Tin.

Tin, though rather more activity. has prevailed has been easier, the price showing a small decline of last 20/- to 22/6d. as compared with our report The easter tendency may to some extent have been in- the fluenced by the

publication statistics disclosing an "in-· crease in the Visible Supply of 1,415 tons, which, though to some

extent offset by a decrease in the carry-over

Shortly before 5 p.m., the hour fixed for the presentation, the

"Although the past season has Brigade was drawn up in the not been without its difficulties, form of a square in the compound think we can congratulate our of the College under Mr. J. Rals-selves on having had a successful ton. The

members of the Vicseason, for we have converted the toria. Nursing Division occupied debit balance with which we be gan the season into a credit On arrival, H.E. the Governor balance. For this we are certain was met at the entrance of the ly indebted to the vigorous efforts College by Mr. A Morris, of our late President, Professor the acting Assistant Commis- Bioner of the local

Brown, to whom I should like to Corps, express the thanks of the Society and conducted to the .com.

"Our production of "The Geisha' pound where he was greeted with

easy a royal salute. His Excellency was, I understand, not an

matter, but its success then inspected the various Divi-doubted, for although from a fin

was un- sions together with Mr. Morris ancial point of view the result etc., from the vans to the market £1. 12, 6 and

in-

nominally 01

the

PEPS

The Breatheable Care for

COUGHS. COLDS

& BRONCHITIS

POPULAR VICTOR DANCE RECORDS

1

Panut Vendor... (True Love ¡Somewhere... (Lo Lo...

Betty Co-Ed (Violet

miniscing

high in general with a tendency to Live-stock prices have remained

for the carriage of beef from the abattoirs to the marketa has been highly successful and it has been in the East of 825 tons, were scarcely 22483 decided to extend the service to regarded as favourable and exerted a the carriage of pork and mutton the East during the week amounted depressing influence. Sales in

in 22480 also. In the interest of officiency to 1,060 tons; shipments thence for and cleanliness it has also been the present month are estimated at 22473 mcat porters' to decided to institute a service of 7,000 tons. Premiums on Straits and

Banka are quoted carry the best,

£3, 15. 0 respectively. 22412 | Vordict and other officers.

showed a loss, the expense of pro- | stalls

Business has taken place in After presenting the decora-

duction was heavy. For the suc

Double Option at £11.10. 0 and £11., 22404 Alt Must Be You... tions to the recipients, His Ex-

Live-Stock.

whilst the "Call" Option has been

Free and Easy cellency congratulated those who tess achieved I would like parti-

The following numbers of live-23. 10. 0. Demand on

sold at £5, 15, 0 and subsequently at our warmest cularly to express received long

the part of

22392 Moon is Low service medals.

thanks to the honorary producer. stock were in the Districts under consumers in this country and on the

[Montàsa Call ng medallions and labels, saying that Mr. F. G. Hunt, and our acknow the supervision of Sanitary Inspec- Continent has only been moderate:

(Dust derate: 22362 it showed their keenness in the ledgments are also due to those tors on the last day of the year: business in America has so far not work. He hoped that the dis- tribution of awards that after-firms who so generously augment-243 ponies, 6 asses. 1,26S cows and marked that improvement which it 133 couts and sheep. In the new was hoped would by now have mani- noon would act as an incentived our funds.

territories there wore 100 poniesfested itself. That some disappoint. to those who had not vet received "For our activities for the com-

and 500 cows. These figures do meat should have been felt any.

ing season the choice has fallen not include animals kept by the prices reacted with the publication of 22306 Puttin' on the Ritz unon the Gilbert and Salliva Military authorities or animais forte figures was perhaps only natural, onera "Ycomen of the Guard."

but it was somewhat premature to shughter in Government, Deputs No figure is given for work ur store expect that the figures would already cattle as these fluctuate greatly and which is now in progress, for con- 22481

restriction

in production would be misleading: No figurefidence, stimulated by the belief that

A Noble Order. His Excellency said the Corps We are fortunate in having been belonged to a very noble Order, able to secure the services of Mr. which had done a tremendous. Mason as honorary conductor amount of good in the world over | for the production and I sincerely a period of a great many years. hope that his connexion may long He was glad to be able to say that continue."

the Incal Corns had performed The anpointments of officers their part. The work rendered in were all unanimous. The follow- the Colony by the St. John Amng were chosen-President, Hon. bulance Brigade was well-known Mr. W. 5. 1.. Shenton: Honorary to everybody, and continued His Conductor. Mr. P Mason: Honor Excellency, he would take the op- Producer, Mr. R. R. Davis; portunity to thank the Corps on Secretary, Mr. H. J. Best: Trea- behalf of the Colony and the Go-surer, Mr. F. S. W. Smith; Com-

mittee, Mr. J. W. Bakdwin, Mr. A Sir William said the work of the Stone. Mrs. D. M. Richards and Corps with regard to vaccination. J. Shaw. was specially meritorious. In this particular branch of work, its

vernment.

sufficient neuracy to be value.

►

f

(21

6.

reflect

and

22361

when

be

22293

22472

dic

is given for pias owing to the supplies are being more closely lifealty in obtaining a record of approximated to

to demand, Can only 22477 muxt any recover gradually,

governed by the curtailment which is definitely effected, the extent and importance of which it is still ficult to determine,en

› Meanwhile, the 22470 market is not subjected to selling pressure other than what is incidental to the disposal of current production. and the low prices continue to attract a moderate amount of buying and at times some fairly active support; it is not unreasonable, therefore, to 22461 expect that selling may suffer further relaxation when the reduced quantities coming forward begin to

ten had shown great unselfish-Sergt. Fung Hoi-shua, Cpl. Chan positive. ness in giving up their spare time Sau-ping. to vaccinate the poorer people of the Colony, and he did not see how the Colony could have got on without their services.

He concluded by, wishing Corps every success.

Victoria Nursing Division, Medallions--Nursing

the

el

Indian Division. Medallions: Sup't. Abbas Arculli, Set, Barkat Ali Hyder

Label).

Labels: 4/0. A. H. Rumjahn, list | A/O, M. A. Khan, Sgt. J. Hoosen.

Fung-

Kowloon Division,

Medallions:--Cp), Yuen cheong, Pte. Chung Pai-tim.

Labels: Sgt. Chan Ping-kwong Law Yuk-ching, Leung Tang Yuk-L/C. Wat Sun-chuen. Pte. hing, Lee Tun-yung and Lam Lai-Wai-lam. yin.

Sisters

were

take effect.

Copper.

some

Copper has been irregular. After earlier firmness, when up to £47. 17. 6 was paid for intermediate dates, the

market has displayed a reactionary tendeney and the whole of the advance has been lost, closing prices showing a decline of 7/6d as compared with last Friday. The earlier firmness was in a measure due to improving

Lead.

reports

22468

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(Singing A Vagabond (With You

There's Danger (Out of Bresth

I'm Only Humou

(If You Didn't Caro' (Rosen...

(Mr. & Mrs. Sippi

Dixiona

F.T.

Walts. F.T.

[I've Gotta Yen ... 11t Seem to be Spring,;

There's a Wah Wah

Girl

On Revival Day (Sharing

My Sweetheart

Serenade

at

TSANG FOOK PIANO COMPANY.

8, Des Voeux Road, Central, Hongkong.

PUDLO

BRAND

CEMENT WATERPROOF LA

Renders zi Cement Work

Infectious Diseases. During the year 100 dogs were placed under observation

out of being suspected of being rabid. Of these 65 were returned to their owners, 17 died, 17 were destroyed and seven sent to the S.P.C.A. Dogs' Home. Fourteen dig brains were examined by the Government Bacteriologist for evidence of rabies with one found

An outbreak of the disease in part of the New Territory X*AN caused by the introduction of rabid dog from adjacent Chinese Territory early in the year. Three enuine cases occurred as a result, the last case being in August, The following is the full

The prompt and vigorous action of recipients:

of the local police Officers and the | 155 1./C. A. M.. Wahab, L/C. M. Y. Divisional Superintendent Szeto Alal, L/C, T. All, Ptc. M. Farid, segregration of the infected dis sentiment, stimulated by a better Chung of the Y.M.C.A. Division | Pie. A. K. Minu, Pte. M. U. Razack,

trict successfully prevented the e

more favourable

from and Div. Supt. Pun Ping-chung of Pte. M. Sabhan, Pte. D. Mohamed. spread of the disease to other dis-tone on the stock markets and rather this out- Amerien. Fundamental conditions the King's Coliege Division both Pte. M. O. Hoosen, Pte. S. M.tricts. On account of received the Long Service Medals Rumjahn.

break the 'Muzzling Order FI have not so far improved us to mained in and a Label. Corps Supt. Chak

force throughout the warrant advancing prices, which can year. Tai-kwong received a Label.

anly result from some definite expan- demand, of A case of glanders was detected sion in genuine trade in a large private stable. All threet which for the moment there is no

Mal-actual indication. and indirect contacts leined with the result that three Chan

cases were found. On re-testing at

Lead has been steady, and though a later date al reactions were

mere active conditions have obtained, Mong Kok Division.

negative.

prices show very little change as com. There were no cases of anthrax pared with those ruling a week ago. Medallions-Sept. Yuen Po- Lapes: Nursing Sisters Cheung hong, Sergt. Wong Lat-kwong, during year. O rinde,past A fairly large tonnage of September

three Beparate ste Wai-foun. Chan King-sin, Fok Sergt. Ng Sum-fook, L/C. Chan there were

th has been liquidated, but, though Kam-yung and Hung Lai-kwan, Sul-Jun, L/C. Wong Pak-sum, L/C. breaks during the year. The dismarket has been well supported and

Y.W.C.A. Division.

Yeung Wan-fai. L/C. Chan Ping-ense was of severe type.. In all all offerings were readily absorbed,

2 little in hang. Ptes. Ho Sene. Tam Chak-254 cattle were affected of which the price has suffered

parisch. The market, however, still. Medallion:N. S. Li Wai-kwan. vin.

111 died. Labels:--A/0 Sham Yan-lin, Labels: Sup't. Fan Shu-nam, The increasing use of anti-rinder-bears an artificial appearance and the 4/0 Kwok Yee-wan, N. S. Leung A/O. Shi Man-tsun, Sergt. Ip Kon-pest serum by the owners is re-firmness can scarcely be ascribed to

demand trading conditions, for Kong Wai-man and N. S. Weng yin, Cpl. Lai Cheuk-lap.

ducing

considerably the mortality

part of consumers, both in this The greatest possible benefit is not country and on Yun-lin

the continent, has Shaukiwan Division.

being derived from the use of been dull, and according to reports Y.M.C.A. Diviston.

ពÄL. from serum through delay in its Medallions:-Sgt. Chung Yung-

America, similar conditions Medallions:-Ptes. Wong Ma-ping, Sgt. Mak Shut-fun. Pte. The owners in the past have not would seem to have prevailed in that ho, Wong Ma-tai, Char Sai-lun, Chau Man-ying, Pte. Chan Chuur-kept a stock of serum ready for count Tsang Po-kai, Lau Sui-chuen, vee, Pte. Lau Suen and Pte. Ko use although they have been ad- Chan Pik-shun, U King-shek, Ho Shu-po.

vised to do so. As a result of

Spelter has been steady: slightly Kang-po, Chai Kang, Chung Ying-

the recent experience of the bene

consumers has been quieter again, fits of the use of scrum most of firmer conditions prevailed earlier in lui and Cheung Han-sung.

and similar conditions prevail on Labels:-A/O

the week, but with prices latterly Wong Kam- Bedallions:-Lam Heung-wing, the owners are completing arrange ceclining a little, the market closes Continent, in consequence of which there has been rather more disposi Cheung, Sgt. Chan Wang-fat, Col. Cheng Chung-hang, Lau Hin-fung. monts to keep a sufficient stoc

practically unchanged as compared tion to sell: the

however, Lam Shing-yu, Cpl. Cheung Ho- Labels:--Supt. Ivor B. Trevor,

pressure, with our last report. Metal arriving has never been great and such parcels chee, L/C. Li Wai-hon, Pte. Chan Sergt. Fred Winyard, Sergt. San

early this week against September Commercial aviation may Yui-yu, U Kai-cheung and Tang Pot de Loberson, Ptes. Wän lau-

be contracts was for the most part

as have come on to the market found

Shui-kwai.

kong, Tsang Chung, Leung Yat-running in the Fiji Islands soon. surplus

substantial liquidation, the market maintains a fairly steady King's College.

Chu, Lau Kau, U Po-yin, Chan A resident of the islands is con- ed some fairly absents and occasions fairly ready buyers.. On the whole Yuk, Li Ping-tsan, Leung Ching- templating the organization of an which however was readily absorbed, undertone, but until demand on the Medallions: Cpl. Chung Yuk-yin, Chan Cheong, Chan Pak-ling, airline between the islands. He and the contango, instead of lengthen- part of consumers improves, there

ining as might have been expected on mui, Cpl. Chan Sik-pui, L/C. Yuen Pun Chi-fan, Lam Hon-cheong, has been studying aviation

account of this selling, actually con- Yui-kwan, Ptes. Wong Yin-shau, Kun Ngok-sang, Tsang Lam-sau, Australia for some time and on

tracted at one time to 8/9d, but has Chan Shui-chung, Tam Tak-chuen. Lo Yan-sau. Kan U-wah, Chen his return it is expected that

Labels:-A/0. Chan Man-kai, Chi-kwan and Leung Fan.. the line will commence operation. I widened since to 10/-. Business with

Labels: Ambulance Officers Lilian

Heang and Delminda

SALESMAN SAM

GOIN' OUT

TA LUNCH, 3221

J. (GUZZLEM,

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Railway Division.

the

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would

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seem to be little prospect of other than moderate recovery. The marked in the U.S.A. is reported quiet-

changed. ly steady, and the price remains an-

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