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HONGKONG TEL RAPH

Sunday

April 6

Strikes Illegal. Under the Defence Hegulations, H. E. the Governor hos mude an order termed the Conditions of Employment und

Arbitration

Order, whereby new powers aro aa- sumed by Government to prevent work being interrupted by trade dis- putes.

Alter defining the terms strike, lock-out, workman, etc., the now Regulation states that If a strike is antlelpated a report may be made to the Labour Ofleer. This officer, Mr B. C. K. Hawkins, may leave the set- tlement of the dispute to the employer and the employers if suitable ma- chinery for negotiaton exists.

If no settlement can be reached, or, is unduly delayed, the dispute may be referred to the Employment Arbi- iration Tribunal. Any agreement reached in negotiations described above will be binding until varied by subsequent negotiations.

The Labour Ofcer may refer to the Employment Arbitration Tribunal for advice on any labour matters.

Part II of the Regulation states that an employer shall not declare or take part in a lock-out, and a worker shall not take part in a strike, in concection with any trade dispute, unless the dispute has been reported to Labour Officer, and twenty-one days have elapsed since the date of the ru port and the dispute has not during that time beer referred by Labour Officer for settlement.

the

Hongkong News of the Week

April 7

Monday

Tennis Championships. In chilly weather a three-set match was fought between 1. D. and S. A. Rumjahn, holders; and G. Chon and A. V. Re medios in the tennis championships to day, the cousins emerging wlaners 6-3; 5-7; 6-2.

Despite the cold wind, a fairly large crowd assembled and was rewarded by an exhibition of sparking tennis,

The holders took the first set with out much opposition and it was thought they would walk away with the match, but in the second set Remedios and Choa improved considerably and by brilliant volleying jumped into n 4-1 lead.

Through steady play by H. D. the Runjalus gradually crept up to 4-all, and tool the lead in the ninth game but Remedios and Chou put on pressure. and the second set was won by Chou's marvellous volleying which beat the Rumjahna completely.

Chou, who was on the forehand court, fought many duels with Sirdar and in- variably scored over the champion.

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the ball and sent many easy shots into the net.

The match lasted 75 minutes. Results:

Double-H. D. and S. A. · Rumjahn beat Chen and A. V. Remedies 6-3; 5-7; 0-2.

Club handicap singles.-T. J. Gould beat T. G. Monaghan 6-1, 0-0, 6-1.

Club handicap doubler.-C. 11. R. Oxlade and A. H. Barwell boat F. W. Carter and E. N. Thursby 7-5, 6-4.

Club singles championshipM. Pagh beat IL J. Armstrong.0-2, 7-6.

St. John Ambulauce. An appeal for mere volunteers in the St John Am- bulance Brigade was made by flls Ex- cellency the Governor, Sir Geoffry Northcote, following his Inspection of the Brigade on the Naval Recreation Ground, Causeway Bay, to-tlay,

"There is no service mure noble than that which the Order undertakes, es.. pecially at such times as these: It is the city of all good citizens to see to it that such a body as yours is not under strength," sald Sir Geoffry.

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Review Of The Principal Topics April 6 To April 12

Wednesday

April. 9

Chinese.

April 10

Thursday

"I know of no delays with incoming Hongkong mall. We deliver the letters as soon as they are available, gener ally the day after they arrive, In the suburbs. If a letter has been censored

Saturday

April 12

The ground was packed to capacity

Quips By “Argus”

With Acknowledgments

The population is about a million and a half, not including the New Territories. But should be half a millon mure-and the awful fear assails me that per hops the A.R.P. wardens forgot to count themselves.

According to news broadcast all over the world. Air Marshal Sir Robert Brooke-Popham will be re- turning to Manila from Hongkong in day or two. According to the Hongkong censorship, there ain't no such person.

I see that the Europeans have beaten the Hakaas at football. The St Andrew's Society, how- over, has the situation well in hand and it is considered in officiel circles that the coup is not very serious.

Friday was Children's Day. I understand there were many hap- py reunions-and some astonished recognitions.

Nearly a thousand butter dishes have been stolen from the Dairy Farm. That's what comes of not providing souvenir sugar tongs,

The classical illustration for news is a Mén" biting a dog. A good "compellfhr was found in California recently. A scorpion atung a schoolteachers and died.

Government has 'abähdöfted: the idea of employing women police. One difculty, I understand, ia that most of the candidates for tho Commissioner's job are aut of the Colony,

Smith, V. Sorby, S. Baker,- A.-W. Brown, R. A, Strido, T. Carr, O. F. Roskilened to Key-Posts A number Ribeiro, W. Stapleton, C. Cropley, of successful appeals for reassignment A. I. Ribeiro, J. Russell, D. O. Sulver, from the Combatant Group, of the J. E. Anderson, Dr R. Hosolite, Mes Hongkong Defence Reserve to the Key A. W. Smith, Wong Tam, Chan Keng. Poat Group were heard before the Leung Po-san, Ip Fo-ling, Ah Ping, Lo Compulsory Service Appeals Tribunal Punwal at the Supreme Court 16-day.

Floral tributes were sent by Mr and The Tribunal comprised the Chiet Hobbs, Mr and Mrs F. W, Stapleton, Mes W. F. Hest and family, Miss E. Justice, Bir Atholl MacGregor (Chair Mir hnd Mrs 3. H. Maycock and family, man), and Brigadier A.. Potters,

Prof. and Mrs Fald, Mr and Mrs M. A. Mr F. F. Franklin. Assistant General Caims, Miss P. Lang, Mesars P. Semell- Manager of the South China Morning mann, C. J. Bemelmann, J. R. Suiter, Port Ltd, appeared on behalf of five G. Kaspushen, J. C. Saunders, W. H. members of the staff Messra J. R. Saunders, M. F. Bencom, George and Luke, S. A. Gray, H. Brokenshire, Goff Arrold, C. J. Johanss, F. A. Mac- W. Giffen and H. J. Cloake.

kintosh, A. W. Drown, A. E. Stride. The Chairman: Mr Franklin, we Sang Kec. Lo Kwan-wal, S. B, C. Litt, shall take up from the point where Lo Pan-wal, Ho Po-cheung. Ah Ping, selves the most consistent soccer team Football. South China proved them- we broke off at the last appeal. Chairman and Members of Ingard in the Colony by capturing their third think the position is, and you will Hall, Institution of Shipbuilders of honour of the season to-day when-they correct me if I am wrong, that having Hongkong, C. B. O, Cleriea! Staff, defeated Navy in the final of the Senior appealed as you had and having AD Members of the Special Guard Unit Shield. peared on behalf of five of your staff (ILK.V.D.C.), Director, Manager and the Kotewall. Cup and, first division Their previous trophies were before the Tribunal, we effected a com- Staff of Lane, Crawford, Ltd. promiso and you undertook to see how Monater Rafie.

championship. The draw for the far you would be abin, having due re- Monster Raffle orgonised by the Hong- Members of the Brigade totalling 050

New Duties. It was officially an- gard to the case of normal civil duties, kong War Effort Commifce in aid of to witness both Shield finais, Mry N. In the 12th game, with Remedios and men and 200 women, presented an im Chon leading -5, they had set point on pressive spectacle to the large crowd nounced to-night that as from 2 p.m. to enable your follows to do a modified the bomber Fund took place at the

L. Smith, wife of the Colonial Secre Following the Inspection. a to-day Tollet preparations will pay and reduced degree of training. We Peninsula Hotel to-day under two occasions but falled miserably. present.

now understand from the Cominundant supervision of the Chief Justice, Sir

the inry, presented the Shields, When the third chance fell to them. demonstration consisting of first-ald duties..

and Adjutant of the Valunteer Corps Atholl MacGregor, in conjunction with The term Tollet preparations, however, Remedios banged a terriile work of every description was given.

hol- cludes toilet soap, shaving soap

that compromise has not worked and Messrs Linstead and Davis and the drive on J. D. Rumjahn's second ser- Following the demonstration.

and that only one of your staff has been Hongkong Jockey.Club. vice to midcourt and left the Rumjahns low square was formed, and Long cream, stooth pasta or powder, and

The proceedings started at 2.15 p.m. gaping.

Service Medals were presented by Sir liquid preparatlons for denial purposes able to do any of "the parades at ull.

Mr Franklin: One of the Ave, Sir, and did not flalsh until 8 p.m. During "Chon was seen at his best in tile Geoftry to the following-Amb. Omcer and mouth washes, perfumed spirits, The Chairman: Ob, yes. We know this time, large crowds came in and set, but Remedios sill appeared over. Chung Yung-ping, Privales La Kun toilet paste or powder, toilet cream, the other members of your staff are out of the ground floor lounge to wit awed by the occasion.

Fan Chan Kom-wah,

lipstick, currying out their training.

ness the draw, and the loud speakers The Rumjahns took the first two Li Chung, Li Yeung-shum, Lai Chi-ki; hair dye, scented sachets,

Dally Assignments

installed enabled everyone to hear the games in the Anal set easily. In the Cheng Chung-hang, Luk Kim-hung, rouge and grease paint, preparations

for use in manicure and chiropody, Mr Franklin pointed out that it was numbers which were announced by Sir third game, Sirdar sent over terrifle Lam Heung-wing, Lau Yan.

Headmistress Retires. Miss J. Buck- preparations for use on the hair, face Impossible to spare these men and Atholl drives and Remedios, who was serving,

bath saits and essences, produced the Company's assignment

The two big prizes-a sports car and had a most uncomfortable time. The well. Inte Headmistress of Kowloon or body, shots came over with increasing speed Junior School, has retired to Australia, smelling salts, and prepared Fuller's diary to indicate the various daily a yechi-were drawn by numbers 84017

and 5507 respectively. and once Remedios returned Rumjohn's In recent times she will be especially earth, bat does not include any .sub. duties which included Sundays.

Brigadier Peffers asked what would

Besides the Chief Justice, other drives four Umes before the champlon remembered for her work with the Girl stance made and sold under a name or

specified in the

present were Messra H. 'R. drove the fifth into the net Remedios Guides, and for her work as business synonym

British be the position of the men in an emer. leials

Forsyth and S. T. Butlin, The War revealed some of his best form of the manager of St John's Review, says that Pharmaceutical Codex.

gency. magazine.

ME Franklin replied that they would Effort Committee was represented by The following rates will be enforced: day in this game, which he took.

After the holders had taken the lead Miss Buckwell was appointed Assis On any quantity for retail, at a price still be necessary in the production of Major C. M. Manners, Chairman, and at 4-2. little opposition was offered and tant Mistress of Peak School in April, (excluding the duty? not exceeding 50 the newspapers and might even have Messrs 5. E, Faber. A. W: Ingram, they clinched the match without fur- 1920. After returning trom Home

will be to take over work normally done by and C. Hall. Mr B. Wylie and Mr F. P. Franklin attended on behalf of ther loss.

leave in January, 1931, she became As-cents, a duty of live cents

over 50 cents and not ex- The standard of play in the first set Ristant Mistress of Victoria British charged;

After further discussion, the appeal the South China Morning Post, Ltd. dollar, the duty will be 18 was allowed and the five members of

Programmes containing the list of ceeding decidedly below championship School, and acted as Headmistress there cents; over. $1 and not exceeding $1.50, the staff were re-assigned to the Key- prizes were sold for 50 cents, the pro level. The second set, however, pro- from April to December, 1931,

ceeds swelling the fund. duced many exciting moments, and Buckwell then returned to Peak School 16 cents; over $1.50 and not exceeding Post Group.

Tickets were put on sale on March Choa was easily the hero. S. A; was 03 Assistant Mistress, until April, 1937, $2, 20 cents and in addition, for every The second appeal was brought by erratic at times and played much below when she become acting Headmistress dollar or fraction of a dollar by which Mr. H. C. Bustard, of Messrs Alfred and were withdrawn from sale on form. H. D. was his usual steady self of Quarry, Bay School. In November, the retail price exceeds $2, the duty Holt and Company, Agents for the Wednesday. Total sales amounted to

Blue Funnel Line.

87,700. and was always dangerous at the net, 1938, she was appointed Headmistress will be another 10 cents.

Evacueca Complaints. Remedios had difficulty in controlling of Kowloon Junior School.

St John's, Champions, St John's The Chalrmon observed that when

In response became champlons of the B division of Mr Bustard first appealed, he was to complaints from evacuees from the badminton league for the second granted a monu's exemption when he Hongkong who are at Bond!, Australia, year in succession when they beat stated that be would only be in the that letters from Hongkong are some- Chung Wah 6-3 in the intersectional Colony temporarily, and might return times held up for a week, or even

to England.

langer, after the arrival of the air. play-off at Recreio to-night.

The standard of play at times was

Mr Bustard said that he was now mail in Sydney, and a query as to why in inducing Government to drop the very high, and a number of long rallies stationed here, and his hours were very these letters are censored in Sydney when they have already been passed drew deserved applause from the small irregular, as he had to meet ships.

The Chairman, after discussing the at Hongkong, the Superintendent of Points of consideration put forward Kellery, but the players were guilty of position with Brigadier Peffers, who Malls in Sydney stated: Part III of the Regulation ordern

Badminton. An upset marked to

pro- by these workers are

a number of errors, missing the shuttle

offered no objection, recommended that all employers to abide by the terms night's badminton championship

(1) They were born in Hongkong, the net.

completely and missing simple shots at Mr Bustard be transferred to the Key Kramme at Kowloon Cricket Club when and conditions of employment reach-

T.. S. Young. Chinese Y.M.C.A.. beat and, although they hava

Post Group. not been St John's had two excellent com- ed by workers, and employers ID- Norman L. Smith, St John's, 15-8, 11-15, registered as British subjects, they

Funeral of Mr Alnille. The funeral presentatives, or else to grant con- 15-12. The highlight of the evening, are most loyal to the Government and blaations in Eardley-Kwok and Wilson of Mr Ernest James Ainslie who died ditions not less favourable than the however, was a senior doubles match would always be willing to adopt und Smith. Their third pair was rather on Wednesday took place to-day at the at the other end, censors do not worry terms agreed upon.

in which the holders, Patrick H. Wong obey whatever order or task the Gov- wenk, and the services of R. Maynard, Colonial Cemetery, Rev. H. A. Witten much about them this end. I suggest

was boch ofelating.

that these people come and see me and and C. Au, Chinese Y.M.C.A.,. bent ernment may entrust to them, even at who has strained a leg muscle,

badly missed. However, Ladd and Those present included Messrs G. produce their envelopes. Once we see Various binding agreements or un- Henry Eardley and Norman Smith, St the risk of their lives or the sacrine Whitley, who was playing his second Ainslie (son), W. S. Gegg (stepson), the envelopes we can get a pretty good

of their families, in the case of emer dertakings in this connection are John's, 15-16, 15-10, 18-17.

game for St John's, did as well as Frank W. White, M. Beacom, K. G. idea what has happened to the letters, defined; and provision is made for

In the other senior doubles encoun- Beney.

could be expected.

Blair, P. I. Newman, W. C. Ogley, E. This must be zome special case. The reference of any disputed point to ter, K. W. Chay and K. B. Low, Uni- (2) The nightsoll workers of this C. F. Chu and S. C. Liang, first string C Fincher, A. B. Homson, 1. W, trouble may be caused by letters miss- the Labour Officer.

versity, beat M. A. Oliveira and L. A. Colony who are working at present, pair for Chung Wah, put up a good Randall, W. F. Hast, R. Pestonji, T. H. ing the mail at the other end." Carvalho, Recrelo, 15-8, 15-5, C. C. have carried on the present arrange performance

against Eardley and Pereira and A. E. Xavier, Recrela, beat ment of nightsoll removal for a period Kwok. There were a number of good Part IV of the Regulation states P. C. Leung and K. F. Chiu, Chung of nearly 100 years and have intierited rallies In this game but the St John's Hwo. 11-16, 15-7, 18-17, In the junior methods from their fathers or fore- pair were the better combination and doubles,

fathers. They started work at an early won 21-15. Smith-clearly-under-estimated Young, go and, being nightsoll workers, they The Choy-brothers were extremely who

deserving emerged a

business active in all their games and won a Winner, have no other training or

ability to make a living in another way. number of points

with excellent

April 11

body was Chinese but certain fea- Young had a better all court game.

Peralin and Xavier staged a fine (3) The

workers number some smashes and placings.

tures lead the police to believe it may comeback to beat Leung and Chiu. 3.000 and they all have dependants and H. C. Eardley and D. Kwok beat P.

Good Friday service-The Good be European. Medical officers are at Pereira was very good and probably families, numbering in all 13,000. They C. Leung and K. F. Chu 21-12; beat the soundest of the four on view, and do not work individually but as family C. F. Chu and S. C. Liang 21-16; beat Friday services were well attended, present examining the body in an

units, and so in reality, there are about W. C. and W. H. Choy 21-11. was ably backed up by his partner.

The seventh annual United Service effort to determine its race. Choy and Low proved too strong for 13,000 nightsoli workers.

P. Wilson and N. L. Smith bent

New City Buliding. Although the Oliveira and Carvalho, who, neverthe

They have carried out their Leung and Chu 21-8: beat Chu and of Christian Witness was held before

and less, gave the University pair a run in duties with the utmost precaution and Liang 21-11; beat Choy and Choy 21-8, a large congregation at the Chinese Hongkong Land Investment

G. Ladd and N. Whitley lost to Y.M.C.A., Waterloo Road. Choira Agency Co., Ltd, has not yet decided the earlier stages of the first set, Choy foremen are employed to supervise and

Leung and Chu D-21; lost to Chu and

St Andrew's Church. All upon the immediate rebuilding of dominated the match with his beauti- prolect the interests of the Public.

Many Widowed Workers

Liang 4-21; lost fa Choy and Choy 2-21, from

Christ Churcht, Nos. 11, 13 and 13A Queen's Road fully executed drop shots, using his height advantage, and his smashing (5) More than half of the workers New Police Chief. Mr J. P. Penne- Saints Church and

drawings are now belog was devastating. Low was disappoint- are wamen, and of these about 20 father-Evans, Hongkong's Ing except on rare occasions. Oliveira's per cent. arc widows. In the case missioner of Police, is now in the Co" was bilingual.

put in hand without delay as soon Panels of persons chosen to repres

as the scheme is considered advisable. best shot was his smash, and Carvalho of a typhoon, the work had to stop lony. sect employers, and workers will be

came into the picture with

Mr Pennefather-Evans entered clever for at least one night, and the accumu

The sermon was given by the Very The new building, when erected, will constituted by the Government after angled drops at the net, conferring with the Executive Coun-

Iation of nightsoil was so heavy that Malayan Civil Service as a Police pro- Wong and Au were rather lucky to it was impossible for a single man to bationer in October, 1014, and was Rev. J. L. Wilson, Dean of Hong- be one of the most, imposing of many the modern buildings recently construct- cil, the Urban Council and the Secre- beat Eardley and Smith, Eardley terasomplish the job in a night, and so promoted Adjutant at Federal Head- kong. Others assisting tary for Chinese Affairs.

minating the match when he completo- the whole family had to aid. In com quarters in June, 1921. He was Act, service were the Rev. H. A. Witten- ed in the Colony. ly missed a smash at the net in the pleting the work.

ing Commandant of the Police Depot bach of St. Andrew's, Rev. K. D. The Tribunal's decision.

It is understood that Messrs Leigh 1924, and appointed may be third set with the scores at 17-17 after

Lawn Bowls League. A new method in March, retrospective to the date on which n service had changed hands three times of league lawn bowls scoring on similar Superintendent of Police, Taiping in Rosenthall of Christ Church, Rev and Orange have been entrusted with of All Saints the works, and the structure will re- dispute first arose.

without a point being scored.

Royal Army Service Corps, winners Acting Commissioner of

place St Francis Hotel and the block of the Junior Shield, won only in the Eardley was in great form until the lines to the system in Shanghal was April, 1026. Five years later he was Tsang Kel-ngok

adopted at the annual meeting of the appointed Promotions The following pre closing stages of the

up to the cornor of len House Street, closing singes of extra time. This i third set when Lawn Bowls

Association to-day. Sir Police, Kedah, and Superintendent of Church, and Rev. J. C. L. Wong.

Choirs from their

respective This building will be joined to the the first time they have won the com motions in the Hongkong Volunteer erratic play cost him several points in Atholl MacGregor, Vice-President, pre- Straits Settlements Police in Septem- Defence Corps, with effect from March a row. Smith was disappointing in the sided and was supported by Mr R. P. ber, 1932. 18, are notifted in the Government

earlier stages but provided the counter- Phillips, Hon. Secretary, and Mr. L. A. He was Commandant of the Singa. churches walked in procession to the back of Windsor House, forming one petition.

There were a few league matches in pore Police Depot from December, Y.M.C.A. ground, where stands were large "L" shaped block. balance in the final set by improving Gutierrez. Hon. Treasurer.

all divisions but they were practically“ out of recognition with the return of Sir Atholl voiced the opinion that in 1934, to August, 1035, when he was ap erected to provide accommodation.

The present iden is to lay out the void of Interest owing to the parti- nointed

the Director of

Special his confidence. Wong was definitely splic of the dificult times and the calls Branch. In June, 1838, he was ap. The service WOR relayed through ground floor in either a series of cipants having no furiber interest in the superior the two Chinese play for Volunteer and Police work the

Oncer loud-speakers."

three bank premises or one large.. the championships. ers, his smashing being his best asset bowls programme for the senson would pointed Acting Chief Police

bank at the corner with a smaller

Senior Shichi-Final Medical Etiquette. The tendency one to the west. Upwards from the Au was very disappointing except at be carried out. It was decided that Singapore and later became Commis- the net where he turned everything to the championships be again hald.

Death of Mr. Afusile. The death oe of certain medical practitioners in first to the sixth floors, office accom- South Ching The date fixed for the playing of the curred, of Me Ernest account. The match was very exciting.

James Ainslie, Hongkong to display their names in modation will be provided, and great Mr C. T. Tod has been permitted to throughout, but the Chinese pair were Brat league matches was May

got away with ing of entries will be on April 10. formerly of Messrs Lane Crawford, large type and in Illuminated signs, planning care is being exercised in quit and Mr R. B. Levkovich has been very lucky to have

Eardley victory, especially

and Sir Atholl referred to the return of to-day, after a short illness.

.Ltd, at St Teresa's Hospital, Kowloon was the subject of comment' at the direction of light and ventilation, enrolled in the Hongkong Defence

away vital points, by the Gavernor, Sir Geoffry-Northcote, Reserve, while Mr L. A. Calcraft has Smith threw

It is understood that the general RAS.C.. The late Mr Ainslie, who was and spoke of the encouragement he had very kindly disposition, and was much Medical Society to-day when the continued as regards construction.

of meeting of the Hongkong University principles of Windsor House will be been re-assigned from the Combatant smashing into the net group to the Essential Services group.

Salvation Army. That poverty and always given to the game.

esteemed, joined the winff of Mowers Its accompaniments were the core of

"Sir Geoffry is an keen as ever and Lane Crawford, ne far back as ID10; Hon. Dr P. S. Selwyn-Clarke, Direc Labour Control Board. It is notified the pressing social problems of this I can promise you that if there is any- the resigned in 1935 owing to B1-health, for of Medical Services, gave' an Farewell Presentation, The Hong-b In the Government Gazette that His Colony, was the opinion express when thing he cane w for this 500 on the During the Great War, Mr Ainalle interesting

kong Electric Club, North Point, was the scene of a pleasant function when Excellency the Governor has appointed Hon. Sir Robert Rotewall to-day when game here he will be only too happy the following persons to be members he took the Chair at the annual meet to do It" declared Sir Atholl and served as a member of the Hongkong

n time Etiquetla." Volunteers, and was also for of the Transport and Labour Control ing of the Salvation Army Home for applause.

a presentation of a ellver tea and Sing Tao coffee service and a Rolex watch was. Board:

Dr Selwyn-Clarke spoke of a num- made to Mr.S. Deacon of the Hong- Women and Girls. He paid tribute to The election of officers resulted. In the Special Police. He was a mem

ber of things which doctors were not o Brigadier A. Reffers, O.BE, (Chair. the great work of rescue and human President, Sir Atholl MacGregor; Vice-ber of the Engineers Institute for

kong Electric Company's Generating man), the Controller of Water Trans. alvage that is being done by Major President, Mr. A. Fraser, Hon, many years.

Besides his widow, Mr Ainalle allowed to do, and said that it was Staff, who is retiring after 20 years 8th AA Royal Engineers 2 port the Controller of Labour in Brazier, Oficer in Charge of the Secretary. Mr R. P. Phillips, Hon survived by his son, Mr G. Ainslie of imperative that they should maintain service. There was also an Informal Controller of Land Transport, Mr C. Home, and her devoted, staff.

Treasurer. Mr L. A. Gutierrez. Manners O.BE, and Mr M. G. Glli.

Also on the platform were Mrs N. L. Mr Phillips read the following letter the Colonial Secretariat, and his step

won the Juniori League. - Cricket Smith, Hon. Mr R. A. C. North, Secret, from the bowls representative of Club sch. Mr W. & Gegg well-known a very high standard of conduct, in dance and Tombola In ald of the loon Cricket Club second eleven Three members of the Board shall ary for Chiness Affairs, Hon. Mr W. N. de Recreio:

cricketer, who is at present studying their association with colleagues and "S. C. M. Post" Bomber, Fund.

Championship; to-day :: when - they at the University of Hongkong. bo a quorum and in the event of Thomas Tom, Brigadier W. and Mrs "I am directed by my Committee to

with the community as a whole. Presenting the tokens, Mr V. Sorby, narrowlyje, defeated 2" Cralgengowe equality of voter, the Chairman shall, Darby, Roy. H. A. Wittenbach, Ad- place before the annual meeting for making renzonably sure that all im

Company, dwelt on the faithful and wickets in' thrilling Adish. By virtue Julant Doris Lemmon, and Capt and their consideration, the following pro- partant fixtures are complefed by the At the end of the talk, Dr Li S, M.LEE, the Manager of the Electria Cricket Club's second eleven by twoi: Mrs Westergaard,

end of August will provide ample fan suggested that the advertising of conscientious service rendered to the of their wing Kowloon Nigihisall Problem. The Nightsoll Controller of Land Transport and Mr Workers Guild gave a reception to the ing league points be abandoned and sime for a slopen before the interest in which was, welcomed by Dr Selwyn-pressed the regret of all members at for their first leven

1That the present method of scor- the and club champion- a name be standardised suggestion Company by Mr Deacon, and ex- established League Cricket "double Chinean Press at the Kin Kwok in its stend a total of five points be at bowls being to decline." gif Clarke on behalf of the Medical his retirement, Reference was made League Championship the previous Restaurant and in the course of his stake in every match as follows Two In reply to Mr M. N. Rakusen Sir Hoard of which he is the President, to the valuable support that. Mr address the Chairman spoke of the con- points for a win on aggregate number Atholl said: the part of the proposition Body Found. The body of a man, Deacon had given to the Club's lawn Good bowling by Kowloon kept siderable hardship that may be caused of shota; one, point for - cach: winning concerning -sooring meant that ench

· Craigengowería "sporo at a low lev tosoveral thousands of nightwall rink.

vink that tjod:received half a point possibly a European, was found float- bowls team, and, appreciation) was, and they were dismissed "for. 96 runað efforts in The "comparatively strong; Kowloon, female, child, whose parents are street tien scheme advocated by the Urban and second divisions be limited to eight shanghal for many years, 128k

Billen" by Bais. A 10-month old workers when the new nightsail collec2-That the composition of the first wank his had been the system: Ining near Lantau to-day by a Water expressed for Mrs Deacon's

Police launch. It was clad only. In the supervision" and arrangement of team just mansgod to score of fans, Zor Council' comes into forca ön. May:1. #leepers in Prince Edward Road, was

tons during tournaments, i 157ft la po eight, wickets rand, aga no... uma vovere teams, each and third division, if.00 The proposition relating to the score singlet, 20 admitted to Kowloon, Hospital on The night oil workers, it was said, unwieldy, be split rinto" (wo *** sections ing was carried, but the suggestion

the Omer Fully conddent-against- Saturday, suffering from injuries to the are secking the sympathy and co or alternatively, have a fourth división, concerning the composition of the The body was so badly decomposed. Mr Deacon was elected an Honor- brother UN and he hd bowled hands caused by, being bitten by rate, operation of the public and the Press whir a latteren proposition,"

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Trade Practice

that when there is a departure from trade practice, any employers or organisations directly affected may submit to other employers or organi sations particulars of the variations and when this has beerr Féferred to the Labour Officer that Officer is en titled to make full investigation into the matter.

The Employment Arbitration Trl- bunal will consist of three persons nominated by the Governor, one of whom, will be Chairman, the others representing employers and workers respectively.

Gazette:

Sapper E Cock, and Sapper A. Mal

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colm to be Captains of the Auxillary

Sapper G. G. Wood and Sapper 8. G. Smith to be Lieutenants of the Auxillary Unit.

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Mr G White has been appointed

D., C. K. Hawkins has been appointed Controller of Labour,

The appointment of Mr C. G. Perdue

--as Controller of Land Transport has „been revoked.

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Just because you don't win a prize don't call it the Green Eyed Monster Raffle.

The big problem is how the winner of the permanent Wave, is going to_cash in if he's misanth- rope and bald.

Fanling is now described as a village in the New Territories imperfectly separated from Kow- loon by a defective, téali'" sèrvice.

So we have a new Police Chief, Just another optimist, another broken heart. --

A woman is as old as she looks, but a man im't old until he stops looking.

The disappearance of a toHolse is reported to thePolice. You know my methods, Watson. Some Government department felt it needed a miscol.

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