1941-06-11 — Page 2

Wednesday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

June 11, 1941.

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THE HONGKONG NATURALIST, 3 and 4. Price $4 Vol. X nos.

sale at (postage extra). Now on South China Morning Post Ltd.

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to

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will The following rates charged for mailing slagle copies of the following newspapers abroad;- South China Morning Post China and Macao

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The

Hongkong Telegraph Eleventh Annual Amateur Photographic Competition

June-September, 1941. Two Silvor Trophies Awarded by ILFORD LTD.

For the best and second-best entries. Three Silver Trophies Awarded by EASTMAN KODAK CO. -First Prizes in each of the three Bections, CASH PRIZES SECTION ONE Interior scenes. Table Top and Still Life Studies.

$250

$250

(Exluding portraiture, plants and

and fowers).

1st KODAK SILVER TROPHY -2nd-$40-3rd-$30-4th-$10

SECTION TWO Portraiture.

1st KODAK SILVER TROPHY 2nd $40. 3rd $30,

4th $10

SECTION THREE . Plants and "Flowers. 1st. KODAK SILVER TROPHY 2nd $50. 3rd $30. 4th $10

RULES

The following Rules will govern the Competition:

1-The Competition is open to all

photographers. 2-The entries awarded the 11ford Trophies for the best and second- best pictures in the Competition, will not be entitled to any other prizes. 3-The prizen will be awarded to the competitors.sending in what are adjudged to be the best photo. graphs in each Boction. Each entry must be accompanied by a form which will be published during the period of the Com- petition, and which must be pasted on back of entry. 4-The right to publish any or all of the entries is reserved to the Hongkong Telegraph. --All - photographi ́entered - musT have been taken in the Colony of Hongkong. - Photographs which have been, already" untered in other Competitions are ineligible, 0.-No responsibility will be accepted for non-delivery of, loss of, në damage to entries. 1-All, entries in be elikar black, „nepla, or toned pictures, and must be mounted. Coloured photos graphs are ineligible.

Plefires mabmitted in sepia tontes should be accompanied by smaller print in black and white, -No ploture to entered in more

than one Section,

10.-Mounts to be only white or cream.

must be of one of the following, -Me#:-10×1R 10X20.

11/No correspondence will be entered into in connection with the Com- petition.

-Slumbers of the State of the Hongkong Telegraph and the

South China Morning Post are not permitted to compete, -The decision of the judges shaft (

be Anal,

14-At the conclusion of the Com-

polition, entries will be retumed la competitors on application at :the Telegraph ofegs within "seven

13 The น of aliases is strictly

.forbidden.

NAME

ENTRY FORM

leges:-ties block letters; and paste

one of these forma" on back

each Entry).

BANK HOLIDAY

In necordance with Government

will be closed for the transaction of Public Business on Thursday, the 12th June, 1911. (The Birth day of Ilis Majesty. The King), Hongkong. 7th June, 1941.

TO FUNDS

A total of #2.161,357.15 was renched yesterday by the War Fond inaugursted by the 8. C. f. Post, Lid, with the fab

lowing donations:

"Sophie's Smoke Warm" Kowloon Dawling Green Club

(tenth donation) "Hal"

Of Honour at Luncheon

| Mr A. Manual Fox, the United States Government's repre- Ordinance, The Exebunge Banks More for Bombers | sentative on the five-man Chinese Stabilisation Board. Mr William H. Taylor, alternate mumber on the Beard, Mr. Walter. F. Frese, assistant to Mr Fox, who arrived in Hongkong last Friday en route to Chungking, were honoured by local Americans at the American Club yesterday, not less felicitous than they were in More than 80 members of the more peaceful times in Washington.

the

The new currency stabilisation ar- club and guests were present at

In which Cilng, the function, prominent.among them be- rangements ing Me D. C. Lawrence, Chairman, United States, and Great Britain are

manifesta ME A. J. Campbell, Treasury Repro-involved felendly relations existing sentative ex the American Treasury tion of the Departingal, Mr J. H. Bruins, Acting between the leading democracies of ong-three continents and augur well for American Consul-General in Hong- kong, Mr Robert Ward and Methe pattern of international relations which we hope will finally emerge Frederle C. Fornes, Jr.. American

this present troubled period.

THE

T. M. taponthly donation) Chrero Club (Kale of ok fins, etc.

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The Share Register and Traux- for looks will be cloned from the 11th June to the 25th June, 1941, both days inclusive.

ORAL. Geventh donation) Mr J. D. McClatchle

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Studio Talk with Excerpts Paid-up Capital

From Famous Plays.

Broadcast by ZBW on a Frequency of 045 ke'a and on Short Wave from 1-2.15 p.m. und 8-11, pam. on 8.52 m.e's per second.

H, K. T.

12.15 pm. Short Service of Inter- cession.

12.30 Danco Musto,

1.00 Local Time Signal and Pro- grammne Summary,

from 20.25 Consuls, and Mr Woonst here. They afford an excellent exumple of Announcements

in.. memory of the talp Mr W. A. Elliot

100 The following. donations to the War Fund, were received in memory of the late Mes R. Bullock: Mr Walter C, Clark

Mr and Mrs Inn F. Grant Nina -Qitis

M&M W. Sharp

10

The following donations were received

i memnary

ward:

Hongkong Cricket Club Mr. Ifancock

so

10

Further donations received in memory

of the late Mr F, G, Herridge;

BI and Mrs J. Fraser Miss Jet Dickson

mann, American Vice-Consul

11

Mr Fox gave the principal speech,/es of collaboration in

He said:

manner in

common

to

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uchleve "Mr President, Mr Consul and were entered into by free and equat 10 members of the American Club: partners in the consciousness that

6 I wish to. _express_ my sincere

6.32. A. Scoliish Programme. these arrangements. would redound 20anks for your gracious and gener not to the exclusive advantage of one Humorous Recital-Follow Follow ous reception. Atay I also take ad- but to the Joint advantage of all. I (A Football Study in Blue and of the late e A: W. Hayvantage on this occasion to extend am sure this expectation will not be Green)....William McCulloch; ag

through you on behalf of my unjustified,

pipes-Highland Rael and Reel o associates and myself, our deep up- In conclusion I can assure you that Tulloch....Henry Forsyth; Vocal preciation of the many courtesies

my associates

I shall, most There's a wee bit land (Grieve); My and attentions We have received from our many Chinese, British and diligently, seek out the varying view alm woo hoose (Wilson and Munro) points, opinions and suggestions and Laidlaw Murray (Baritone) with American friends. We were fully give careful

Orchestra; Bagpipes-Eightsome Reel consideration to these: aware that we were facing many dif- before taking a position or making a Henry Forsyth; Humorous Mono- ficult and complex problems but we recon

Our formula recommendation.

shall jogue The "Bluebell Chasers" F. C. are now confident that these pro- be a simple one, namely to weigh Annual Meeting....William McCul- blems, if tackled in the friendly and these on the basis of their probable loch, co-operative spirit which you have effect on Free China to whose help

wili so generously shown toward us, wil

our efforts. we dedleate

In deeds 7.15 London. Rélay—“Questions of be satisfactorily resolved.

and action, and not in words, no the ITour.", matter how well chosen, must aid to

him he evidenced.

I. W. O. F

The S. C. M. Post has received tho following donations to the British War Organisation Fund in meinery of the late Mirk . Bullock:

M. A. Fardley. $2; Mr & Mrs J. J. W.,

63,

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The S. C. M. Post has recolved the

Fund for the Retief of Air Hald Victims In memory of the 1ste Mra I. Bullack:

Capt. & Mrs O. H. Farrar, $10,

following donation to the Lord Mayor's

JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., LTD., Genorul Agents. Hong Kong, 4th June, 1941.

FOR THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN

What to do to help a child

Anyone knowing of a child who hos been assaulted, neglected, or l1-treated in a manner likely to Cause unnecessary suffering or injury. to health, or knowing of a parent who is seeking advice on any matter concerning a child, would be doing an act of kindness by communicating at once with--

General The Ion, H.KS.P.C., Old City Hall.

The Inspector, 49, Pokfulam Road, 1st floor.

Secretary,

The Inspector, 82 Stone Nullah Lane, 2nd, Floor.

The Inspector, 12 Sai Young Choi

St., Kowloon.

The Inspector, 52, Argyle St., Kowloon

All further steps will be taken, and expenses borne, by the Society,

The Informant's name will be kept strictly private, except in cases where malice is proved.

BENEVOLENT HOCIETY

The S. C. M. Post has received the fol- lowing donation to the Hongkong Bene- volent Society in memory of the late Bir F. G. Herridge:

Lt. Col. 1. 1. L. Dowbiggins and Mrs

Hancock, 120.

BT ANDREW'S CHURCH The S. C. M. Post has received the fol

St Andrew's lowing donation to the Church Fund in memory of "Mum"; $10. SALVATION ARMY

The gratefully

N. Thamas Tam, $10: Meners John D. Humphreys & Co., $16; Masses Jebsen & Co.. $50; Union Trading Co. 10 Ylen Vieh · Commercial Bank Ltd, Mensen Leigh & Orange $10. Total to ante. $2,005,

NEW TERRITORIES RELIEF The Inembers of the Now Territories Rellet acknowledge with grateful thanks

following donations and gifts

ing in the New Territory villages:

Mr Aw Boon-haw, $1,000; Mr S, F. Bal- four, District Officer South, $300 Sir Elly Kadoorie & Sona, 8230; Hongkong Foot- ball Association, $100; Mr Tang Pok-kou,

WATER STORAGE Pak-kou,

SHOWS SLIGHT INCREASE

The storage in the Island reservoirs at the end of last month showed a slight Increase over that of the cor- responding period last year, thero

2.125.05 millions

Towbinin, $10: Miss R. Rumjalin 85. Mr Aw Boon-haw one drum of Vaseline; Atra Rouse, one parcel of socks for tables.

Per Cheung Chau Elders (Cheung Cheu Theatrical performance, part proceeda), $2,000,

It is indeed a pleasure to set foot abroad among friends and to have the assurance that there is territory in the For East on which Americans are always welcome. In Hongkong there is no need to stress the bonds of friendship that exist between

na, the United States and Err-|

the three

ree great bastions of Democracy remaining in the world to-day. The links between England

UNSELFISH INSPECTOR

and the United States are as evident Fine Example To Force

in the East as they are in the West.

struggle for Democracy in the West Garden yesterday.

cause

ey

it is safe to say that they have never been more cordial. We are operating with China in many ways.

Mr

had

.7.00 London Relay--The News.

+

2.30 Latest Dance Music. 0.00 0.00

Local Time. Signal, Pro- gramme Summary. and Announce- ments,

8.02 Classes,"

"On Behalf of the Working

Billy Russel (Comedian)—an AC- tual Theatre Recording.

8.15 A Light Orchestral Pro-

Detti! Haiphong Itankow

(Peking)

-Penang

Sourabaya

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Framme with Deanna Durbin (SoReserve Fund and Rest prano) and Allan Jones (Tenor).

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POST

OFFICE

Here no less than in the West we A tea party in honour of Inspector Plegaria; Goodnight Vienna. have a joint interest in the preven-Noor Mohammed, who was recently Geraldo and His Sweet Music, (with Salvation Army Headquation and curbing of aggression. Here promoted, was given by Mr Abbas Vocal Chorus): I'm Falling In Love

acknowledge receipt of the

(both following donations, which have been no less than in the West we are joint Khan, Hon. Commisaloner of the with Someone: Sweethearts credited to the Annual Appeal for 1941 by Interested in the preservation and Police Reserve, and Mr Feroz All, from flm "Life of Victor Herbert")

Previously acknowledged, $0.303; extension of Democratie Institutions. Assistant Superintendent of the Re-

Or. Wee Tong-lee, $5: hembers of the Kow-

By the Fireside-Romance toan Docks Recreation Club $100; Mr w. It is a platitude to say that the serve at the Hongkong Hotel Root chestra; ones (Tonor) with

(Hippmann)....Frederic Hippmann Ipoh struggle for Democracy in the East. Noor Mohammed joined the Pollec in beams (film "100 men and a girl") is indissolubly bound up with the Mr Abbas Khan said Inspector and His Orchearta; It's Rolping Sun- Democracy. In the East 1014 and distinguished himself in....Deanna Durbin (Soprano) with The present alignment of world charge of ships' guards in 1022 when Orchestra: Rhapsody No. 1 (Bixner)

tu recog Powers would knock this fact. Into the Sui On was pirated.

Eugen Wolf and His Orchestra our heads if there were any reluct-nition of his courage

and sacrifice One I Love; Cosi Cosa (both during May, 1941 towards the malatens ance on our part to accept this con- he was promoted Sergeant-Major. from An Everybody. Sing').rene and Fixed Deposits received in ance of the Clinics and liospital opera!clusion. The friends of Democracy He was made Sub-Inspector in 1928, Allan Jones (Tenor) with Orchestra; Local Currency and Sterling on terms

in the world to-day follow the events and through hard work and devotion Mexican Serenade (Kashubec); No- that may be ascertained on application.

(Hensett). was recently promoted vellelte Serenade of the Far East with no less interest to service

Inspector, Mr Abbas Khan asked Frederic Hippmann and His Orches- than they do events in Europe; be the Indian Police present to follow tra; When April Sings; Waltzing in

that whatever the realise

(both from "Spring strengthens Democracy in the East the splendid example out by inspec- the Clouds

Parade")

.Deanna Durbin strengthens it in, the West. I can tor Mohammed.

Abbas Khan also paid tribute prano) with Orchestra, say with the greatest assurance that

for his 0.00 London Relay.This New the people of the United States, from to Inspector Mohammed the highest officials down, have a sacrifice in regard to services ren- and News Commentary.

dered the community. Owing to his 9.15 Studio-Leiter from Free

GENERAL HOLIDAY Further donations are urgently need real and genuine interest in China.

On Thursday, June Of American relations with China hard work, the Indian Police Re-China.

12, Uke ed for the prosecution of the New Ter- fritory work.

serve

greatly increased in Read by Mrs. Alice, Chow.

General Post . Öffice, and Kowloon PROTECTION OF CHILDREN

0.30 The Mills Brothers and Central Post Office will be open from The S. C. M. Post has received

co-strength. the following donation to the Society for the

Inspector Noor Mohammed thank-Banjo Solos.

8 nm. to 10 a.m., Sheungivan Eranch 9.45-10.00 Projection of Children in memory of the Increasing old is being rendered to ed his hosts and recalled Mr Abbas

News in French (on Post Office will be open from 8 am. late Mra 11. Hullock!

Short China under the Lease and Lend Act. Khan's hard work

· Wave only), President of as Me I. S. Jones, $3.

to 0 a.m. and the other Branch Post Under this

0.45 The New Maytale Novelly Omees will be entirely closed. Under

Acl essential war the Indian Muslim Society in building materials

There will be one collection from made available to work he had put in for the com- Espana China. A

second form of aid is munity, especially in caring for Wollz (Anclife); Round the Round-delivery of registered and ordinary through commercial loans granted to widows and orphans. He said Mr about (Foster); Snow Man (Archer); correspondence at 10 am. China by the Export-Import Bank.

Bank. Abbas Khan had helped children of Shy Serenade (Scott-Wood).

10,00 Studio The This crable Chinn through Its United Indian constables in their education series of Talks on Drama of Yester-

Sixth States corporation, The Universal and was glad that some had now Trading Co., to purchase machinery grown up and become members of lay and To-day by Evelyn Wood. and machine tools, trucks, commer- the Force. He said Mr Abbas Khan Illustrated by scenes from Classical

and cial aircraft,

products, and Mr Feroz All had worked ex- petroleum

Afodern and bridging materials, ceptionally hard in building up the

and

BeSonata in F railroad products, to name just Indian Police Reserve, and added. Major, Op. 24-"The Spring.". Iron and

Jeno Lener (Violin) and Louis A prominent and leading member a few. In return China through a that previous to their being commis gallons by an estimated population of the Colony's soclal and sporting Chinese corporation, the Foo Sling sioned, the Force was very, Insignifi-] Kentner (Plano).

11.00 Close Down. 653,000 at the rate of 19.9 gallons world, Mrs Lambert Dunbar, will be Trading Corporation, sends to the cant in numbers. per head per day, compared with

Mr Bidmead, as head of the In- 385.30, mill

million

payment tung oil, gallons by 890,000

severing her connection with Hong- United States in kong after a stay of about 25 years, tin, tungsten, antimony. ete. The dian Contingent, expressed his con-

Stabilisation operations with which gratulations to Inspector day in May last year,

audience The total rainfall recorded by the for Manila, before going on to Call-I

will, I trust, constitute a third and that during his 27 years' service 131 Royal Observatory since the Begin-fornia where she intends to make

Mrs Dunbar will be ac- vital farm of aid. The Generalissimo the Force, there had never been one ning of the year up to the ccompanied as far as Manila by her has recently stated that China's war occasions when Inspector Mohammed May 31.405 inches, compared with

are 70 are 70 per cent, economic had baen

either 'for 34.340 inches for the muc perlod husband who will then return to properly e per cent, military. In rence or slackness, an example, which from the Hongkong X. B. C. A. for

Acknowledging receipt of Hongkong.

Chairman of the Women's Inter- is to the economic field that my as- every policeman should follow. He mobile canteens, the proceeds of an national Club

since its inception seclates and I will direct our atten- said Inspector Mohanmed was twice amateur dramatic production, the eight years ago, Mrs Dunbar was tion and activities.

awarded, for meritorious service and National Council of the YMCA, in China's Difficulties

had been commended twice by the London reveals that It has more than also one of the organisers of the "Bella Southern House-a hostel

China's economic and financial di Governor for excellent work and 1,000 centres in Britain for the use

the strains of in- devotion to duty.

of the forces, with about 650 mobile for working girls and wamen in ficulties, under Happy Valley which was closed vasion and the devastation wrought Mr

said that over $500 canteens to serve smaller units and Bldmead shortly after the

of by war, are many and varied. The had been collected as a present to help in meeting the needs of air raid evacuation 01 women and children from Hongkong Chinese Government has been-devot- Inspector Mohammed but when up-victims. Site has been generally active in ing an increasing amount of attention proached, he strenuously refused the other social work in the Colony, and to these problems, in the attempt to gift and insisted it be donated to the

and supplies are being up the Society, and the wonderful Orchestr Waldteufel); Temptation the pillar boxes as on Sundays, one

baist 2.048.43 million gallons,

gallons 28 against 2.04

Consumption on the island during totalled 507.47 million the month Bullons by an estimated population of 777,000 at the rate of 23.0 gallons per head per day, compared with 539.06 million Kallons by 960,000 people at 18.1 gallons per head per day in May, 1940,

"On"the" Mainland," the total storage was 1,049.03

million

gallons 39

against

2,138.13 millions gallons lust year Excluding Lai Chi Kok Water

Boat Dock, the total consumption during the month was 307.02 million

of

Mrs Dunbar

To Leave Hongkong

gathered and

10,35

of

There will also be one delivery of from the Branch Post Offices at aordinary correspondence at 11 a.m.

Stanley, Tulpo and Un-Long,

The Money Order Office will be entirely closed.

The usual weekly Air Mail to Rangoon to connect with the "British Overseas Airways". will, until further· notice, be closed on Mondays instead of Fridays.

people at 14 gallons per head per when she leaves by the next Clipper have the honour to be associated med and impressed on his oham-1 GIFT FROM HK Air Mail by "Pan American Airways

Irst year.

Brigadier William Darby, Omeer commanding the Salvation Army in South and West China, has returned after spending about 10 days in Chungking and Chengtu in connec tion with the opening of Salvation Army work In West China.

to

support the

BOMBER

FUND

her

honte.

She

1930.

It

able

cluded Mr Bidmead.

Y.M.C.A.

£35

has been extended until June 14,

MISDORP 'S SOUTH AFRICAN PIPE TOBACCO

The closing date of the exhibition AN EASY WAY With Mrs Biggar, organised a party check certain developments and to Bomber Fund.

to raise funds for medical relief for and solutions for others. It is our This shows, you what kind of nct pictures by Miss Li Pul-ming, of China, at the American Club in 1937, sincere hope that we shall be and also for British War Relief in to contribute, In our small way, ton Inspector Mohammed is", con- Gin Ling College, at the Hotel Cecil,

the success of these measures. Our Mrs Dunbar has for long been a contribution will depend in no little keen follower of the Turf, and has degree upon you, the members and been connected with racing-here for

Irlends

the American Club. You the last 10 years. Her inala suc have an important part to play in cesses have included the Hongkong the thoughful, forward-looking and Derby in 1928, won by her pony sympathelle, consideration of the

Bull, and the winning of

face, We are the problems we fact

banking. Serge Cup

on your good will and co-operation. by the same pony from 1929 to 1932 inclusive. Sitting

We think we can

thing many. Bull also won the Foochow Cup in because she has stand China 1930, 1032 and 1033, but was beaten common with last faces. info second place by Mr Lambert lation and a vast territory sho

faced 113 Duubar's Diana Bay in 1931. Under tury, the problem of mobilising her

ed In this nineteenth cen well-known ponies racing under exhaustible

resources · In order to raise the standards of living of her people by the peaceful expansion of commerce, trade and

gigantic.

task she was interrupted through no fault of her

by forces which sought

to subjugate the Chinese nation

by brute military strength,

is to instruct your Bankers to pay a monthly sum to

WAR FUND

SOUTH CHINA-

MORNING POST, LTD.

Total subscribed.

to date: $2,164,357.75

Total remitted to London: £130,939.19.6d

'Mrs · Dunbar's colours were Bear Claw and Red Feather.

Chinese Refugees In Government Camps The number of Chinese refugees and destitutes becommodated in the Hongkong Government, tofugee camps for the week ending June 7 shows a sight, drop of 19 persons, The Agures, which are supplied to Hie Press by the Medical authorities, for:

the period ending June 7, are given below, with those for May, 31

King's Park, 1,337

we

Own

in

China has written n

n glorious.page in the annals of history by her in- domitable resistance to unprovoked. aggression in the face of the most fearful odds and dimculties, and her efforts will inevitably be crowned with success, the

Range: Relations with Chinese

in brackets a member of the United Tarif

chung

Mutac

1.954 (1,908); Munt

Commission I have come into close contact with representatives' of the 1,631 (1,537); Morrison, Till qu Britian Government,⠀ "We have (500); Tai Hang: squatters camp negotiated, we have haggled, we have Shanizmas: Ngau Tau Kak aquat- argued, we went, beckground of nd we have differed but ters camp 800 (911); Kam Tin 2,708. always (2,785);Fanling Children's Camp, 370 warm friendship which hatred a succcksfut conclusión to" bur Lefforts. WAY Here in the

he East I am articipating that .mu relations, both emelet and unofficial, with the British, will be

11,898, as cómpared with: 11,915 for May, 31, showing a decrease of 19.3

RANCH Plug, Flake & Long Cut-Also JUBILEE, WINDSOR, COLONEL EAZY and Dr. PLUMB Mixtures:

Obtainable"at all

C. INGENOHL'S CIGAR STORES

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INWARD AIR MAILS

Direct Service"-San Francisco date, June 10......../.June-17. Air Mail by "Pan American · Altways Direct Service"-San Francisco date, 24th June

...July 1.

OUTWARD AIR MAILS Monday, June 16

Air Ball by Air in Rangoon to con- nect with the "British, Overseas Airways."

Ë.P.O. and G.P.Ó. Reg.

Ord.

June 16, 4 pm. June 16, 4.30 p.m. Tuesday, June 17

Air Mall for Manfia, Guam, Honsiniu, U.S.A. and Europe vis “Pan Ame- rican Airways and Trans-Aliantlo Services"

K.P.O.

Ord.

Orde

¡June 17, 5 p.m. ¡June 17, 5.30 p.m. Q.P.O.

June 17, 5. p.m.

June 17, 7 p.m.

Tuesday, July 1

Air Mail for Manila, Guam, Heno- Iuld, U.8.A., and Europe via "Pan- American Airways and Traps- Atlantic Services.”

R.P.O.

Ord.

July 1, 5 pa „July 1, 830 pan.

G.P.O.

Ieg:

Ord.

„July 1, 5-950. July 1, 7 pm.

MEDICAL RELIEF

Report on Cases Treated In New Territories

The number of enses treated by the New Territories" Rellaf":"Association, during May totalled 11,125, compris- frig 2,373 in Haw Par Hospital; Cheung Chau, 921. In Kam Tip, 1,098 in Teun 928-in / Tun - Alun, - 613 - In Wan. Shalaukok, 1,900 in Fanling, 307- In Pakuling, 1,232 In Shatin And 957 In Ha Truenos

There were 81 In-patients, while 027 were seen by doctors and, 108 home, visita, were made, Maternity. cases totallde 14; and included in the cases treated were 470 for Malaria, of which 113 were in Triun Wun ̈and 153 in Shatin

The Tiger Dalm⠀⠀⠀ Ambulance answered 154 calle during the manth and carriest 134 patiënta, While 1,387; cases were treated at the Haw Pat Accident Stanodara