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In the Admiralty Court yesterday, Darios K. C.delivered judgment on the the Chief Justice, Sir William, Reos
SPORTING.
YESTERDAY'S CRICKET
The University and Navy played yesterday on the Craigengower ground, the good Brayshay did the hat trick case, having an innings and 135 runs to the former winning with remarkable
HURSDAY
MAGICAL PRACTICE IN CHINA.
LECTURE BY DR. CHITLEY.
interesting and instructive lecture of Dr Herbert Chatley delivered a highly
bors of the Royal Asiatic Society at Shanghaie
1916
or subconscious counter muggestions will frequently deal with the master harshly and it would soon that a good deal of the interracial difficulty arose from t
Charley then gave a lengthy
and Baron Hayaibi regarding the late / question al fairway raised in connection in the Navy's first innings. The details I the above subjecè last week before mem. four pairs of eyolinio character rafarring
WAVY-147 INSINGS.
with the $100,000 damage claim by there appended Shui Hing Steamship C against the FB Gibson, a Ponsonby Fane, Standard Oil Co., alleged to have been
Dizon G. File c caused is a collision between the S&W Wright, b Brayshay
There was an attempt as a shower of rain carly this morning but in
able. The last rain in the Colony
=
Ponsonby Fane,
fell
190
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tros tise on Chinese satralogy, the dome
study of the internal sfinities of the Ching supplement for their theory. of which, bo said, went back to the Judicial astrology was based on
to the hour, day, month and year of birth which, having themselves quas In his opening remarks Dr Chatley Chinese astrologer a brief but sufficient astronomical origin, expressed to the 11aid that the word
magic got record of the condition of the astral different definition in every dictionar influences at that moment. Horary antro-
0
was hardly enough to bo parompt. Omand the vill fighter Ruth On the quas CoL EH Morgan, a and b Brayabay It included things which were probably Įlogy was similar but using the time of
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Hongkong, Dec. 21, 1913.,
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ן.
HONGKONG, THURSDAY, Dec. 31, 1018.
BRITAIN'S RESOLVE
NEVER has a Prime Minister of the United Kingdom commenced bis administration with such a heavy weight of responsibility resting on bis shoulders as has fallen to the lot of Mr. LLOYD GEORGE. His first great speech in the House of Commons affords the most abundant grounds
The series of theatrical performances inaugurated by the Chinese Sab-com- zetten aid of the War Charities Fund
Dr.
true, and it also included many thing inquiry, or of the crisis. Sardane which were certainly false. For his
however, a purpose,
Chatley said he salmology was erpressed by the heroe would use the word to end the art of cows of sages and kings, but in addition science of endeavouring to
thought that important planetary produce coniunctions heralded the approach of abnormal paychic activity
The lecturer then went on to say
the most universal form of
magical prae
it
that all important event, the
of
23 soul. The Chinese have alwaya zina to that all important head
tion of lights judgment had been giran F in favour of the Shui Hing Co.
• and b Brayahay' In the haring of the case the ShaiB. Godbey, not ont...
Pie Cook, 8. G. Hema, b Dirox Hing Steamship Co. were represented P. D. White, s Ponsonby Fane, by the Hon. Mr. EH. Sharp KC, and
Brayshay Mr. G. G. Alabaster (instructed by Mr.W. Wright, b Dizon
B. G. Lester, o G. Hans, b Brayshay resulted in the handsome sum of OA. S. Ras, from Mr. Gardiner's
・The brand are $19,600 being subscribed. Cordial office) and the Standard Oil Company thanks are accorded those who helped ware represented by Mr. Eldon Potter financially or otherwise by the Hon. Mr. and Mr. F. C: Jenkin (instructed by Mr. Bayahay Lau Chu Pak, Chairman of the Sub-Wilkinson, of Messrs. Wilkinson de committee.
Grist
The Chial Justice deciding on the question of "what is a fairway 1" with the aid of the Nautical asessor, Com.
remand of a man and woman on bail of that the word
44
14
Dixon
Total
2ND INJING.
Extras
Total
•Extras.
Total,
He
W.
7-
Of tice in China was the cult of the family
as if the soul of each
ware & con
31 DUDA organiem baPizza.
pulso, incarnate in the living descer of bills and streams and that these were edants. Persons of a a mystical turn of
mind will say that this entity was and wind. There was, of course, quite
was formed by feng and shui, that is, rain created by the continuous thought of good deal of trath in this fundamental the anccessive generations. Confucius
What believed that a worshipper sculpture WAS CUE to certainly should behave
if the ancestors were
ahot the lecturer sald feng shui concerned itself principally with the an anual The Chinese said that the earth consisted determination of house and
T
iden
geologists called "。
the
oarth
dynamic
8 present, and in the Book as Rites action of wind, and the penetrating there was a detailed statement of pro- about that far mers importance as character of rain. It bed thus -come 1cedure, adopted to increase the reality.
attached to alight
peculiarities of form
0
of that balio!.
sing not very far go'a descendants else and inters to anything.
of the principles I to any particular
idealons Orientation wind protection drainage were the things which
a colony of the age mention in the loca
from Shanghai. In February this year he had the pleasure case was so arbitrary as to betonte
of feng shui as of living for several days in the ancestral temple of the Kung family in the town 31 of Chi Ching in the sub-prefecture of Kao Chun, in Southern Anhui, not far 10g from the Kings berdar. The town was chiefly populated by members of the family, who have a close facial resem: The rites of ancestral worship were of 10 usual types, and were as follows
1. Preparation of a mere or less com- ter, including in the more 13 elaborate forms, fasting and vestments.
2. Orations and genudections.
Incense
10
I
51 plete character,
2
3.
candles and recrackers 4. Facrifices of food and simulers of wordly possessions
aheappeared to be at all reammable in
Gual result and
Coming to the subjects of divinatica spite of the careful work of well known and spiritism, the lecturer said that in
Barrett, Lodge and others the evidence anthers, such as Crookes, Lambrose,
by no means complete and it was con in favour of
mentality fessed by oven enthusiastic students that subconscious responsible for
ercarnate
Was more often called p been bat little Chinese literature dealing en than any other cause.
psychic phenom
There had
worap were like the Christian cyclic, no doubt that A Pere Amiot in his The principat occasions of ancestral seriously with the methods of inducing
"spirit revelations but there could
old women in China
12 practised
16 festivals, based on the climatic pulse of out
the sun. Special ceremony at funerals 190 and marriages also occurred, and it was borately with what he
Memoires sur les Chingis dealt els thought that the family soul could bo form of
called w.belped or hindered by topographical would
cong-fu spiritistic Taoist exercise.
Innencs modifying the lunar or solar Bellasa special formsof magical
ergies. The investigation of this well
known subject was the art of feng shui, to
and
The famous Boxer charm with its invocation, Appeal
se with all as called arts it lent to Heaven, appeal to earth, join the
itsalt to charlatanry superstition zad
P.O. White, run out.
Gestar, e Dizon, b Brsyahay c During the past week there has
* AB. Godfrey, b Brayshay beon a steady decrease in the number
Pts: Cook, o Chow, b Brayshay cf cases brought before the Magistrates
D. Newman, b Marley.
Souza, b Dixon The only case of note to-day was the Reckwith RN, stated inter alis Lt. Col. Morgan, b Beayshay... To-day's Advertisements The China Mail. $20,000 each for being in possessions clear pastage way by water, G. B. Wild, not out
"fairway" means [A. G. File, c Hall, Karley
Com. Gibson, cand b Marley of 593 tacix of prepared opium. They wherever there is an open navigable were arrested in Queens Road, West. passage reed by vessels proceeding up Mr. L D'Almads and Me Goldring and down a river, or channel, and his ace defending,
fordship quoted numerous judgments in Dixon support of this Adopting that defing Marley
Brayshay The Hon Mr. E. R. Hallifax, Hontion, he had to determine if the Ruth
UNIVERSITY... Secretary, War Charities Committee, was situated in "a clear passage way by
J. D. Wright
tc White, b Gibson informs us that Messiz. Shewan Tomas water”; was ade in "an open narigable G. E. Marley, b Gibson...
R. Ponsonby
Fane, raz out..
articles made by the Hongkong Working river in question," or was the "hear" de Souss, b & Co. have forwarded five cases of passage which is used by vessels in the Redmond, retired....
K. Brayshay, retired Parties to the Queen Mary's Needle to such navigable pasange within the AR Ruujahm, c Wild, b Godfrey
Godfrey. work Guild, and one to the O.C. R.G.A.meaning of the Article. The question. Gittens b Godfrey... P. Dixer, e and b Pis Records Dover per S.S. "Cyclops" of what was a navigable passage was Chew Yat Cheong, not out... cordance with their custom in this Ruth anchored in a part of the river Messrs. Butterfeld & Swire, in ac governed by this limitation was the W. Hall White, b Morgan connection, are generously carrying the where it is safe for vessels of moderata cases fres of freight.
draught to navigate 1" When he came
Gibson to the evidence on the point he found Morgan for confidence that the greatness of HONGKONG'S YOUNG MEN.it, in some respects, sonflicting, but he Godfrey the occasion has found in him the,
had had no real difficulty in coming to File
Wright the man who is supremely able to
a conclusion "upon it. After reviewing organise and to courageously lead the
tha aridence, The Chief Justice re
XMAS CRICKET. marked that the pramonitory cautions. ...0, on Xmas Day and Boxing nation in a crisis of unparalleled
The following will represent the Rest magnitude to fizal triumph. When
given by the seamon of the Ruth did Day SHAKESPEARI Wrote "This England.
not prove that the Ruth was in the fair H.E the Governor, this afternoon at a way, but he thought they went to show never did, and never shall, lie at the meeting of the Legislative Council in an the dangerous position of the Ruth in YERTAIN cargo ex H. S. "GLEN-proud foot of a conqueror," he gave emphatic speech denounced the annoy the minds of the witnesses, and that, in
ARTNEY having per S.S. "SUISANG gaars, Goddard expression to a sentiment which mous letters in the public Press their opinion, she was in or near the * Douglas will attend
at the Hongkong animates the nation to-day as strongly recently with reference to supposed navigable passage used by vessels. The Kowloon Wharf & Godown Company's as it ever did, and finds it prepared slackers" in Hongkong. His Ex-question he had to decide was whether, Godowns, Kowloon on FRIDAY, 2nd instant at 10-4 to survey all damaged to make any sacrifice, or endure cellency, said:
at the time of the collision, the plaintiff's packages. Consignees of cargo strived are requested to have representatives any hardship, which the Govern
vessel the Shui Onwas on or near a -present.
ment may deem necessary to demand the Order of the Day I wish to say course where it was safe for a vessel of SHEWAN, TOMES & COMPANY. in order to truimph over the foe caused me and others in the Colony wreck of the Ruth was lying in some
of selfeniture prescribed by a few words about a matter which moderate draught to navigate. The Agente, "Clien* Line (McGregor Gow & Co.) Ltd. despotism over the whole of Europa. ancnymous letters in the public press and fathom line, and he was advised by which is seeking to extend its military extreme annoyance. I refer to certain eight feat of water alightly north of the Hongkong, Dec. 21, 1918
The answer which the Prime Minister commenting upon the attitude of Erf- has given to the German peace their duty to their country. For inchided between the one fathom line tons in this Colony in the matter of the Naval Assessor that the water manoeuvre is an answer which was example, a letter was recently published was navigable water, and was safe for anticipated and is now endorsed in which the writer accused members of vessels, of moderate size to navigate, throughout the British Dominions, the local armed forces of the Colony of He therefors held that the Ruth was taking refuge in the uniform of the with a fall appreciation of the great Hongkong Volunteers or of the Special in the fairway within the meaning sacrifices of life and money which a Police Reserve, being unwilling to do of Article 17, and she should continuation of the war inevitably their duty to their King and country. have carried the prescribed lights. entails. We had been led by previous statement for which there is not the Regulations, the Chief Justice This in an ignorant and mischievous
As to the argument on Article 29 of cables-from American sources shadow of foundation. The policy
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General Memoranda,
SATURDAY, Dec. 23:---
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Noon-Auction of a Motor Cycle
Messrs. Hughes and Hough's
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BAT. 13, BUN. 24 & Mox., Dec. 15 -- Bogey Competition at Fanling. BUNDAY, Dec. 261–
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at
GOVERNOR'S SCATHING REPLY TO
• ANNOYMOUS. WRITERS.
IGNORANT AND MICHEVIOUS
CRITICISMS..
Gentlemen, Before I prossed with
Major Robertson, E. Brayshay, J. V. E. W. Hamilton, J. P. Robinson, W. H Brag R.Ponsonby Fane, R. C. Witchell, Stapleton, R. M. Austin, B. E. O. Bird, F. A. Reccond.
H.K.F.R. WINTER BISLEY."
unable to send down a Team for this The Shameen Defence Corps will be
taken by a Team from one of His Competition. Their place has been
The Teams, in the order in which Majesty's ships in porti
1. RG.A they will fire, are as follows
to believe that Germany had put of this Government has been to commented that the Article referred to forward some concrete proposals as grant facilitica to every man who the ordinary practice of seamen This, a basis of discussion, hat Mr. Lopared from this Colony prior to the passing of the Regulations to go to the front and to organise Gzoraz in his speech made it clear the remainder as members of the local governed by the general maritime that no concrete proposals have armed forces or in other capacities in law, which, as he had shown from the work connected with the war. The authorities cited, governed the question been made; and that the German number and efficiency of our loal armed of liability in their Courts and this Chancellor's invitation is therely an forces has made it possible to release & was now sdopted by all maritime invitation to enter à noose with large portion of the regular garrison for nations in the International Regulations. the rope ends in Germany's hands" service, elsewhere. In carrying this It was an obviods seaman-like precaution policy into effect it has been my for the Buth to have lights, and he had Germany is now aware of the nature onpleasant duty to refuse the applies found that she had not He gave 7, of the formal replies which will be tions of scores of men to leave the judgment for the plaintiffs with costs, given to her Note by the Allies, and, Colony to go to the front, and I have with the usual referance as to demages ho hesitation in saying that all those The counter claim by the Standard Oil
if she is sincerely desirous of poncs members of the armed forces in the was dismissed with costs she will lose no opportunity of Colony who are medically it would Me Potter asked for a stay of four Raying whether or not she is volunteer for the front tomorrow if teen days, and this was granted.
of prepared to give the Allies the they were allowed to go (Applause). I
reparation they require for the pastill cease. If any persons resident trust that these ignorant. criticisms and the security they demand for in the Colcay or visiting it, and the future, Mr. AsQUITA's declar I suspect the criticisms emanate from ation that the proposals were born of visitors who are ignorant of the facts ! &m-Excursion to Kaca by military and economie necessity is a short searchings on the subject of Hongkong's attitude towards generally believed, even in neutral the war, I trust that they will come countries, to represent the true motive direct to me or to the Colonial of the offer, and it that in the really Secretary. We are always accessible the case the end of the war may not enlightement (Applause.)
and always ready to give every Cricket.Cricket Club, The Be so far off it now seems. Ger-
Best on Club's ground.”
many is now being forced into the THE PREVENTION OF GRASS FIRES. position of declaring how far she fa prepared to go towards meeting the conditions of peace which the Allies require. The whole world will await
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the very inflammable nature of second half getation on the hillsides at the present by lode goula to val, proving themselves Co. K.BL.I walked over the Navy time I would ask for the kind co-operation much the stronger eleven. Notwithstand of the public in the prevelition of grass went wider
ing the score large number of shots
now knows that nothing that Ger many may threaten, or do, in the further prosecution of the war will Allies to optinue to exert their wenkin the inferible resolve of the
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bant vigour and be
n
and if, as the Chinese really inspired by
siderable logic in the practice of fong medicaments were of a believed, the family soul mystically Dr Obatley then dealt with the allied itself with the vital forces which
ject of magical prescriptions,
which wers vegetation,
of two classes outward or mental in there was then con-
ward
or medical in
Ta application. The Bacbething type
ahui,
ever
It had been stated that Confucianism most cases, although some were really Obviously the fundamental question of might not at all sound useful, the treat was a religion and again that it was notherapeutic. While the "ler of new what a religion was underbed the from thyroid glands was quite orthoder. inent of exophthalmic goitre by extract dispute, and unless the wiseacres agreed In conclusion the lecturer as to this they could not agree sa to
the Confucianism. Confucins certainly did practice of Chinese magic was somewhat two things; he revived filial piety and more varied than i in other countries but he introduced or revived of the heart or emotional mind. The studied throughout Asia As to the
the cultivation
was essentially the same as that which
could govern oneself and one's persons! studying and cost Conficial magic. By quoted the or any magical theory, bes
controlling the mind, one
following statements (1) Democracy and fradizon, both ca infuence would i
pread in
certain vague divinstory power widening circles. All this agreed with the methods arising within the popular as one
It was conceivable that instinctiv
being. magicians all ages and practised
sed consciously or sub-superstitions and undying magico consciously by all who wished to gain gious practices de body forth cert power over their fellow-men- The fol- neither have been nor as far as could be underlying principles of being whick towers of Tao Te-ching, taught men to seen, could be expressed in words absorb and be absorbed by the cosmic energy called Tan by the magical practice (2) Research in the of Wu Wei. The practics of Wall lam or material alchemy was really a matter physical science. As to Wu Jen, or sorcerers, there could be no doubt that they ogers and wizards of medieval
..
„Psycho-physica
laboratory and by the met paychical research has established the existence of an undermine of extensive and B
indeterminate.
qualition many magical beliefs and
credible, (a) Similar with the ordinary mind, which was usually
were little better than the nitral, theommode have shown thats Dr Chatley then dealt bope...
the problem of Buddhistic psychology,
theoretical and
"soul" was of Build Character compler
applied The so-called identified with the Punitive," Pali or Minsyana Buddhisz
AS &
and on regarding the soul and body possible states of balance, so the several that it was not possible to dogmatise as to the
exact Then followed two ideas which vestigation bas proceeded, it tended to
true but were diment realise (3) The dissolving congerie, but one must be cautious in arriving as confrun the stifade of Pali Buddhism,
but potom in a continual state, & | limits of its powers. So far as such in
bo
to
is the being in articulo
mortis, karms or
that character
definite
conclusion
when
30
V so little was The lecturer was afterwarde accorded
new life. (9) By clear mental realize hearty vote of thanks on the proposal
which was required to activate knowns tion of this anid character in life, the of Dr. Stanley who presided: Shangha transferability of vital flame became
reduced, and eventually ceased. The Mercury.
was the attainment of Nirvana and was
distinctly magic in its rationale. ThL HILL OBSTRUCTION AT KOWLOOK.
soul culture to produce. what acemed
to be an abnormal end had a scientific system, one based on reputed expert
and Buddhist and Taoist priests the on suggestive psychology
PETITION FOR ITS REMOVAL
The Hon. Mr. P. E. Holyoal
lecturer said that both the sincere Bud presented a petition to the Governos dhist monks and the Taoist priests had in Council on behalf of residents an in some cases caiderable hypnotic
power arising from their own literary or
property owners in Kowloon ană
experimental cognizance of mental and residents in Hongkong on the emotional states and from their inter-
sely suggestive character which their ement of Nathan Bond und lives inust bear to those layuen who were water supply to the older houses in convinced as to the tratte of their
thods. The mad Boxer business seemed Kowloon
The bor
to have received considerable support the petition had been signed by 12 from impudent Taoist priests who used
Speaking
their practical knowledge of psychology persons who urged that the hi to excite the people
obstructing Nathan and
And Condo magical practices.
o Chias the lecturer first
Cheminor
Foods should be removed DAZ referred to certain peenliarities of the the scheme for the deré Chiness
mind. At first sight, he said, Kowloon and the the Chinese seemed highly superstitious,
on second even to their own thought, the arguments put for
be horribly
they appeared to the present year. The soas sacred things and at third inspection they seemed to
philosophical and religions,
deeply
especially so in 1 reference to the certain water supply, would The Chinese were not a fullest sympat with
nariow limita
people and the care kasness
from Hi
which they regarded their temples was lency, and what wes erked sure evidence that their normal thoughts on hember felt sure, would be
wery nób of bolds and
of their beliefs were subconscious or
sprites. Mont carried out
Intuitive rather than intallicent It
was only in this way that one could ex
plain the extraordinary anxiety shown
We bare been aked to
by villagers that the temple or grave vaccinations are done which they were too inert to repair Memorial Hospi should not be disturbed by a mily
company
[phase of the
Speaking
The Chinese character Dr. Chatley said among the Chimese tha.
estion was Chinese #erefit from another Koled the upbiect
the
the payabolo
brot