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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1931.

SPECIALISTS IN CIVIL SERVICE.

SCHEME FOR STUDY LEAVE AND VISITS.

At

HARBOUR ADVISORY

COMMITTEE.

T, N. CHAU NOMINATED TO REPRESENT CHINESE,

The

CONSIGNEES NOTICE.

SERVICES CONTRACTUELS DES MESSAGERIES MARITIMES,

The Steamship,

"ANCERS"

Arrived Hongkong on Tuesday, meeting of the Finance

It is understood that the Gov

the 17th March, 1931. From MARSEILLES, &c. Committos of the Legislative Coun- ernment in Council has decided

Consignees' of Cargo by the above ell, held yesterday afternoon, the to dissolve the present Harbour

hamad stenmer are hereby informed question of allowing local officers Board and to constituto inatend to attend courses of study classmaller and more flexible body to that their goods with the exception of where, in nccordance with the be known as the Harbour Advisory Opium, Treasure and Valuables are following being landed and placed at their the risk in the Godowns of the Hongkong Ilon: commendations made at the last Committee, with the Colonial Conference, was raised, membership:

(Chairman), Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co. Ltd., Kowloon, whence delivery can be on a vote of $1,091 to defray the Colonial Secretary,

obtained as the goals are fanded. cost of fees for an advanced couras the Hon. Director of Public Works

Goods not cleared within 7 days of arrival, will be In Education at the London Day the Hon. Colonial Treasurer, the Training College for Mr. L.G. Mor Hon. Harbour Master, and three Including date gan, of the Education Department. Unofficial members, who should be subject to rent.

In recommending the vote, the British subjects and one of whom Colonial Secretary, who presided, should be a Chinese.

question At the monthly meeting of the said: This particular has been informally discussed by Chinese General Chamber of Com the Committee and I think it needs. merce yesterday Mr. T. N. Chau perhaps, a little explanation now. I was nominated to represent the Chinese community on this new I should say that these courses of study at Home have been very Harbour Advisory Committee. strongly recommended by Colonial Conference, which re- ports:

to

the

In

as to Board

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recognized.

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Hongkung, 17th March, 1931.

NO QUORUM.

The Dissolved Bourd.

September 1929 His Ex-the cellency, the Governor appointed a Harbour Board to advise the Gov- ernment in any matter concerning the Harbour of Victorin which the advice of the might be sought by His Excellency. The Board had as its members the Hon. the Harbour Master, (Chair- man), the Hon, the Secretary for Chinese Affairs, the Hon. the Director of Public Works, the Hon, Director of Medleat and the Sanitary Services, the Hon. the Captain Superintendent of Police,

MEETING OF 'CONTRIBU. TORIES ADJOURNED FOR WEEK.

"We entirely support these views and consider it to be most impor tant that every encouragement ahould be given to officers to im- prove their equipment and to bring their knowledge up to date by auch opportunities. The extended pro- pects of inter-colonial promotion, which we advocate in Part III and elsewhere in this Report, will pro- vide a stimulus to the best officers qualifications. improve their

On account of the absence of a Moreover, the knowledge that this is the policy of the Colonial Ser-the Manager of the Canton-Kow- vices in matter of considerable loon Railway, the Superintendent quorum, the meeting of Contribu- torics to the Hongkong Develop- ment Building and Savings Society value as an attraction for the best of Imports and Exports, Messrs W. H. Bell, R. M. Dyer, M. T. Johnson. Lype of candidate also.

R. Sutherland, 0.B.E., T. N. Chan, Ltd. (in liquidation) which was to Visiting other Colonies.

Chau Yue-tong, and Licut-Cemdr.have been held at the City Hall

yesterday afternoon, was adjourn "We recommend that the schonse T. T. Laurenson, D.S.G.. R.N.R.

ed to March 26. The meeting had been called for the purpose of re- for study leave should not be con- The Office Assistant to the Har- fined to opportunities for special bour Office acted as Secretary.

The Harbour Board had no ceiving a report by the liquidators work at Home, but should also provide

other executive authority and it was and a summary of the liquidators' for visiting Colonial territories, whether Bri. merely an advisory body as the receipts and payments to July 31, tish or forelgn, in which de- measure of its advice was limited 1930.

into what was sought by His Excel volopmenta or researches Hubjecta of interest to any partiency the Governor. Meetings of cular Dependanry are being carri-this Board were not held regular- ed out. Study leave has certain obly, its members mot only when the vious application in the case of Government sought its advice on Meetings were professional and technical officers, specific matter. if they are to keep up with the conducted in camera. There were of Acientific seven offcial and seven unumclai rapid expanalon knowledge. But we hope that it members. will be appreciated alno that, for officors of the Administrative

one to whom the facilities might Branch, opportunities valuable exist to nequire for the properly be afforded. Before the

The Chinese Chamber of Com- service of their Colony a know- meeting of this Committee 1 air- ledge of particular branches of culated a certain report to mem- public administration which call bers, which is interesting in show-merce at Bangkok has written to for specialisation in fully deve-ing that he is a candidate to whom the Hongkong Chinese General worth while granting Chamber of Commerce and Nanking In it is

Well Joned States, and already, too, in these facilities. That report Is and Shanghal official bodies inform the more advanced Dependancies. The special Studies of Administra. not for publication, purely being them that His Majesty King cause it is part of a thesis which Prajadhipek of Slam will be loay- de- tive officers are, na a rule, vated at present to quite a small he will later have to write up in ing Bangkok on the 19th instant full, and publication now would and is expected to arrive in Hong- range of subjects, such as law not be fair to him. That, I think, kong on or about the 30th and at And anthropology. We would will support the case for granting Shanghai on April 3rd. suggest that matters such as co.

this particular allowance to him operative systems, local ment organisation, ete, are well for this enquiry. I should point worth the attention of selected out that one half of his leave, officers who show an inclination which is normally due, will go to- wards a prosecution of the studies for such work."

which he will be required to go through in the course contempla-

ΠΩ

Toen

govern-

Municipal Training.

The adjourned meeting will take place at 230 p.m. on March 26 at the office of Percy Smith, Seth and

tive of a quorum. Fleming and will be held irrespce.

KING OF SIAM.

TO BE WELCOMED BY .

- CHINESE BODIES..

The Bangkok Chamber advanced the information to give the Chin ese time to make preparation which might be desired to receive the Royal visitors. Steps to be taken in welcoming the King of Siam were discussed at the monthly meeting of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce yesterday.

Imperial Interest,------ The Chairman continued:-Asted. far as we know, the recommenda-

The Hon. Mr. J. J. Paterson ---- tions made by the Colonial Con- ference in this report have been A point which occurs to me, not

you Colony a knowledge of particular accepted by all the Colonies, and in the particular instance the matter is now one of Imperial have mentioned, but in the wider branches of public administration call for specialisation." interest. We in Hongkong have application you have indicated, which also, for some time back, accepted and that is that the problems We can send a man to study any- r while. It I where, if it is worth our v the principles generally, but per- which confront Hongkong, as haps not quite so widely as it is see them, excepting education, are is a very wide recommendation, now intended to adopt it. The very largely municipal. It seems and, broadly speaking, all that ro wider application na here defined to me, therefore, that in the case mains is to provide the money, is definitely accepted by E. the of an engineer or some such aimi- which I ask for in this cake.

The vote, together with other lar officer going on leave, it would Governor, and it just becomes a question as to how far we can apply be better for him not to go to small votes before the meeting, the principle in other cases that the Colonial Office who have given was approved. arisc. Some departments already up all municipalities, with the ex- have a vote which covers expend!-ceptional of this one, to be run by ture of this kind--for instance the local people, as in Singapore. would Medical Department and others- Penang and Colombo. It

be better if he went to some up- but it so happens that there is no vote in the Education Department to-date municipality where he procedure. to cover it. This particular ap-could learn munichat is con-

The Chairman: plication, therefore, requires a

if the opportunity special vote of the Finance Com-template, mittes before we can approve it.

arose and circumstances The

application, ag I see it, and, You will notice that is distinctly think, aa Uls Excellency sees it, contemplated by the recommanda- is entirely In keeping with thetions of the Colonial Conference. spirit of the recommendations of We do not consider ourselves pre- an officer the Colonial Conference, and the cluded from sending applicant himself is recommended anywhere. It says here... by his own hand of department as "to acquire for the service of their

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