To the Editor of the "Norra-Cuina Datty News."
Sm,—In Dr. Tyau's illuminating and timely article on Chinese Students in England" I notice that one of the ost illustrious Chinese names was omitted from his list of brilliant men who studied in England, that of the late Sir Kai Ho-kai, better known as Dr. Ho Kai. His brilliant career as a student was marked by his obtaining not only degrees in law, which he practised, but also medicine. It is rare that a student tries and wins laurels in both law and medicine, as Sir Kai did.
As senior representative of the Chinese in the Hongkong Legislative Council he won great distinction and for his long laborious work there, he was awarded by the British Government a C.M.G.
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