NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

TO-DAY

CONSTITUTIONAL REFORM ASSOCIA-

TION OF HONGKONG.

MEMBERS are reminded of

GENERAL MEETING

called for THIS AFTERNOON

INTIMATIONS

WISEMAN'S

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY,

CAFE

Organisation,

TO LET

GROUND TO, LET.

↑ WHITFIELD ROAD, CAUSEWAY AM, to our Glass, Factory consisting of 18,000 Square feet, suitable for. storing Coal, &c. From January, 1st 1919.

Apply to

KWONG SANG HONG, LID, 248, Des Vauz Road Central.

+1019.

NOVEMBER 7TH, 1918

INTIMATION

AND

convey from time to time some indica Sir Willian Bees Davice has left for sion, through the columns of the Press, Shanghai for a Fall Court of Appeal that the Committee have not lapsed into | there."

a state of suspended animation." At the

Che case (ooo death) of cerebro-spinal same time we suggested that "a more

fever and one enes (one death) of enteric vigorous effort, than sypests to have been fever were reported in the Colony on

Tuesday.

THE BEST PREVENTATIVE OF made up to the present should be exerted to increase the membership of, the Amon ciation." We indicated bow this might be done, urging that, on the principle that it the mountain will not come to Mahomet, Mahomet must go to the mountain,”-a aystematiq canvas should be me amongst those eligible to join. Neither of these proposals has been

now under

Entirely New

Outdoor Catering ·

INFECTIOUS

TO LET.

of every 'description.

A

HOUSE

in Enatsford Terrace,

Kowloon. Apply tomm

CONTAGIOUS

12450

DISEASES.

at 5.30 P.M. In ST. ANDREW'S All Meat, Poultry, Milk and Butter HALL City Hall.

Their

presence is earnestly requested In view of the Importance of the Subjects to be discussed and the Resolutions to be 'passed-namely:→

(1) Housing Problem.

(2) The

Return

"of the

Germans after the War.

DAIRY FARM.

THE HONGKONG LAND INVEST- MENT & AGINCE 00., Lru.

supplied by the

TO LIT.

A SHOP in Nathan Road, Kowloon,

Apply to:-

ORCHESTRA

playing at

All Members of the Community TIFFIN, AFTERNOON TEA and (whether members

of the

Association or not), who are

interested In these questions; are cordially Invited to attend.

Hongkong, November 7th, 1918.

TO BE LET.

DINNER TIME.

CLEANLINESS. COMFORT.

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GOOD ATTENDANCE AND

PLEASURE

TO BE LET-OFFICES in Central

District.

Apply

ALEX ROSS & Co., No. 4 Des Voux Road, Hongkong.

Are GUARANTEED at

WISEMAN'S.

13034

D. M. GOODALL, MANAGER.

ST.

JOHN'S

CATHEDRAL

TELEPHONE 407.

ORGAN

Office 2818.

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HUMPHREYS ESTATE & FINANCE Cai, Lan,

Alexandra Fuildings.

TO LET

HOUSES on Shameen, Canton.

"Apply to...n'

3000

THE HONGKONG LAND INVEST»,

MENT & AGENCY Co., Ltd:

'UUNG

WANTED.

CAPABLE · NURSE for

(2094

Y child of 4 years-Apply Box 84,

elo "Daily Presn."

WINTER "NOTICE. ·

Corner of HOPKINS BUTCHERY,

Ningpo and Srechnen Road, Shanghai, are now prepared to supply to their Patrons and the Public in Hongkong during the Winter Season their well-known' GAME PIES, POEK PIES BRAWNS PORK SAUSAGES, PRIME FRESH

and CORNED BEEF, FRESH and CORNED FORK.

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RECITAL 4% FRENCH GOVERNMENT haghai, November 1st, 1918,

MONDAY NEXT,

AT

6 P..

NOTICE.

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BRUNNER, MOND & CO., LTD., SHANGHAI.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that as

LOAN 1918

(Rente Perpetuelle 4%), Price of Issue Frs. 70.80 yielding a net income of 5.65%. Bearing interest from OCTOBER 16th, 1918.

Subscription List will be Opened on OCTOBER 20th, 1918, and Closed on November 20th, 1918.

Further particulars on application to the

and from this date and until further BANQUE. INDUSTRIELLE DE CHINE,

notice MR PERCY FOWLER, Atant General Manager of the Company for the Far East, has been appointed to take complete control of the Company's manage- ment and interests.

By Order of the Director,

G. STEWART JONES- Assistant Secretary,

Shanghai, October 29th, 1918. 12830

:

5, CHATER ROAD,

M. ROUET DE JOURNEL. Manager. ~Hongkong, October 18th, 1915.

*[1538

Northwich, England.4% FRENCH GOVERNMENT

LOAN 1918.

RUBBER ESTATE FOR SALE! THREE bours sail from Singapore Laland, Healthy distric Acreage 441,

3910 55.5 acres planted.

Planted 292.

1911 1918

94

-21.5

1913

44

1916

18.5

1917

58.5

292 acres

Price £13,000 or nearest offer.

Write to

H. F. CLIFTON SMITH,

Winchester House,

SINGAPORE [2031

RUSSIAN VOLUNTEER FLEET.

HONGKONG AGENCY.

NOTICE

THE Undersigned, leaving Hongkong for

Price of Issue Frs. 70.80. Bearing interest from OCTOBER 16th, 1918, payable quarterly -Free of Taxes.

Not to be redeemed for 25 years. Subscription list will be closed] on November 20th, 1918. Bills and Bonds of the "National Defence" bought before October 29th, are accepted In payment

Applications will be received by:..

THE BANQUE DE L'INDO-CHINE, (FRENCH BANK)

Princes Building, Charter Road, where full particulars may be obtained.

A. SIRE, Acting, Manager. Hongkong, October 19th, 1918.

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the North early in November for 4% FRENCH GOVERNMENT

period of about three or four months, begs to Inform that all inquiries concerning the RUSSIAN VOLUNTELE FLEET may be addressed to the Agency at St. George's Buildings, Second Floor, where they will be attended to by his Assistant in charge.

B. N. SHNITNIKOFF, Agent. Hongkong, November 4th, 1918.

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A COMPLETE AERATED WATER

FOR BALE

PLANT FO

THE MACHINES are made by Messrs. Bratby & Hinchliffe, Ltd., Manchester, and guaranteed in perfect working order. This complete plant will tara cat 2400 dozen: Aerated water per day, purchasera take over abous 6,000 dozen bottles at cost. price.

Apply by letter

KÉRATED WATER PLANT" Care of Hongkong Daily Press,

or

Cure of General Post Office,

Fox No. 390.

LOAN 1918.

PRICE OF ISSUE FUS. 70.80. NET INTEREST PRODUCED 5,65%. RUNNING.FROM OCTOBER 16,

1918. SUBSCRIPTION LIST CLOSING NOVEMBER 20TH, 1918. SPECIAL FACILITIES FOR FRENCH EXCHANGE, ADVANCES GEANTED AGAINST SURIP.

FULL PARTICULARS ON APPLI- CATION TO TH

BUSSO-ASIATIC BANK, RA RODGERA

Manager.

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Hongkong. October 28th, 1918.

SEAMEN'S INSTITUTE.

21, "PRAYA EAST, HONGKONG. ALL DEPARTMENTS of the slave are

now OPEN after extensive repairs. Reading and Writing Hooms, "Billiard Room (two tables), Restaurant, Concert Hall and Meeting Boom

Sleeping Accommodation-33 Cabins and 70 Beda in Dormitories.

All men of the Mercantile Marine, IL.M. Navy and Army are welcome to use the

Manageress-MES. ALLEN.

Institute.

NOTICE,

E

NY-EUROPEAN, Non-Asiatic or

(2530

A dessing to leave the Caterer Inouad pply in person at the CENTRAL POLICY STATION between the hours of 9 AM to 1 PM and 2 P.M. to 4 P.M. daily.

Applicants will be required to produce Ports or identification papers.

Al

persons with certain exceptions who remain in the Colony, for more than 7 days are required to Register themselves under the REGISTRATION of

FERSONS ORDINANCE, 1916

culars required may be obtained at the

Forms of Registration giving the parti

G.P.O. and at all Police Stationa

The Penalty for non compliance in a fine not exceeding $60.

DAIRY FARM

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NEWS

There is no substitute for

Dairy Product. FRESH MILK

IS

WATSON'S

HYGIENOL

A HIGHLY CONCENTRATED

AND PERFECTLY SAFE

DISINFECTANT.

SOLD ONLY BY

A. S. WATSON

CO., LTD.,

Mr. N. J. Stabb has left the Colony for Shanghai. He will attend the Races, and then get in a week's shooting, up- country before he returns

The total output of the Kailan Mining Administration's mines for the week

adopted, but, speaking with some experi. ending October 18th amounted to 86,007 ence of these matters, we are convinced tons and the sales to 37,035 tons. that until they are adopted the Associa The Hon. Treasurer of the Alica tion will never attain a full measure of Memorial and Affiliated Hospitals access. In the first year of ita existence acknowledges with thanks the following the Association, through its Committee, donations to the funds of the hospitals -- asked that Hongkong should be given the St. John's Cathedral, $117.30; Mr. Chag opportunity to exprom its views by its Wing, $100; Mr. Chan Cheuk Fan, fos; own direct representatives at the Im Mr. Choi Kit Shi, $25; and China Con- perial Conference on post-war tradegregational Church, $90. policy, and that it should be accorded direct representation upon any Imperial Council, Parliament or Association that might be formed as a part of Imperial Federation or Unity. The answer of the Colonial Office was of the non possumu

The water return for the month af October shows that 2,056.95 million gallons were stored in the City and Hill District water-works, as compared with, 1.478.00 million gallons in the corres- ponding month last year. The consump tion was 25 gallons per head, against 09.3 gallons per head in October, 1917.. In the Kowloon water works 331.63 million in October, 1817: The consumption per bend was 124 as against 13.3 gallons

character in the one case and non: committal in the other. The Association, however, is entitled to credit for having done all that lay in its power to fulfil one of the avowed objects for which it was formed. In arranging this evening's

Attention is called to the public meet- meeting it is seeking to accomplish another. We feel it our duty, however, ing to be held under the auspices of the" once again to impress upon the Com-Constitutional Reform Association in mittee that their first duty, as the name

St. Andrew's Hall (City Hall) to- The questions to

of the Association implies, is to press day. at 5.30 p.m.

and the Return of the Germans after the war These matters are of urgent' importance and it is hoped the meeting will be largely attended in order that any resolutions passed may be regarded

for a more popular form of local govern be discussed are the Housing. Problem" ment in the Colony. Nothing has been done in this direction, since the petition prepared by the Hon. Mr. H. E. POLLOCK, K.C., was lightly dismissed two years ago by Mr. BONAR LAW who was at that time Secretary of State for the the Colony. Colonies. This inaction, we believe, is

as fully representative of the opinion of

due to the feeling that it would be FAR EASTERN CABLES

unpatriotic to embarrass the Home

& Government in the midst of the war.

Tim 16.

LIS

DEATH ARON.-Killed in action on August 24th, in his 31st year, Lieut. FRED A Anox, South Lanes Regt, younger son of Mr. and Mrs. Aron, South Villa, Victoria Park, Manchester. [$425

NEWS.

[FROM OUR OWN CURKESPONDENT.] WORKING FOR PEACE.

While we can admire the spirit which this reveals we are unable to admit the soundness of the reasoning. It seems to us to betray an utter lack of perspec-

PEKING, November 5th-

tive: Surely, it is realised that the

Peace-hastening Societies are working matter in question would be dealt with strenuously to accomplish reunion. . departmentally, as on the last occasion, Unfortunately the Southerners are ea and that since the creation of the War deavouring to complete the conquest of Cabinet other Ministers have been the Island of Eainan and are contian- This may left free to attend to their ordinary ing the offensive in Fukien.

irritate the Northern Tuchuns, who, in duties. Moreover, during the progress the meantime, are pacifist, following the of the war the most far-reaching measure lead of the President

of electoral reform ever introduced in

the United Kingdom has been carried THE POWERS WITHHOLDING THE

SINEWS OF WAR through both Houses of Parliament, and

ACKNOWLEDGMENT. IF Madame J. J. LIBIA begs to tonder her heartfelt thanks to her numerous friends for their kind expressions of sympathy Secretary of State has paid a visit to extended her in her recent sad bereave ment and for the many beautiful foral tributes

Financial difficulties, together with India in order to obtain a first-hand Allied advice, may prevent "further seri- knowledge of .[2632

the political

reforms ous warfare, as the powers have declined demanded in that Empire. Again, to sanction the release of the Customs Australia has held a referendum on the surplus until a settlement is effected, while the Canton Government has question of conscription and the troops.

cozona Orrion: 101, Das Varor Boin, C.. Lonnox Orica: 181, Fran Stam, EC.

The Baily Press.

Hoxoxoro, NOVEMBER 7TH, 1918,

TO-NIGHT'S MEETING.

In view of the importance of the subjects to be discussed the Housing, Problem any and the question of German Trading in the Colony after the war-we are glad that the meeting at the City Hall this evening has been thrown open to the general public instead of being restricted

is both Food and Drink.

Children must have it-adults

should have it.

FRESH CREAM

Concentrated food.

1628

FOR SALE. THE WONDER BUILDER TINKERTOY

will construct a thousand different Marvellous Moving Figures Merry-go-roun la, Ferris Wheels, Wind Mills, Airships, Tower, Automobiles, Bridges, Motors, Animals, Lett ra,

&

&C.

GRACA & 00.

No. 10, WYNDHAM STRERE

HONGKONG.

tion.

RUMOURED PROJECTED SINO- JAPANESE ALLIANCE

firmed, credits Hsu Shu-chen, who left A sensational report, which is not con- for Japan as the representative of the Chinese Government at the Japanese now autumn munceuvres, with a mission to

in the field have actually been enabled to addressed a protest to the Powers con- record their votes, while there is every cerning the Customs and Balt revenues likelihood of a General Election taking from the provinces opposing the Central place in the United Kingdom within the Government being used for their subjuga- next few months. In view of these facts is it not absurd, to suggest that it is improper at the present moment to al the Secretary of State for the Celonies to grant even such a modest instalment of reform as the right of the community to elect the two Unofficial European members of Council nominated by H.E. THE GOVERNOR 1 Unless the Committee take some such to members of the Constitutional Reform step as this they will find public support Association, because the larger the dwindle away to vanishing-point. While CHINA AND THE ALLIES. gathering the more respect will the they are angling for the few sby big fish

PERING. November 6th Government pay to its representations. they will lose the many smaller ones, Hoa Shih-chang has discussed with the We hope that there will be a numerous and a Secretary of State, whose his Cabinet Ministers the reply to be sent to the Allies. It is said that Yang Yi-tak, that

the Luthorities position to the popular will is more the Superintendent of Police in Tientsin. not keep strict may be persuaded to take action in the likely to be impressed by the number who, it is alleged

dismissed shortly. direction desired and that the committee than by: the local status of the members Watch on the alen enemies there, will be

attendance so

Trange a Sino-Japanese Alliance."

THY COVETIES OF TEL NGHỮNG NGÔI

settled.

SAN PO

The Foreign Diplomats have again may be encouraged to continue their of the Association, for the social and

warned the Peking Government that the activities. It is now two years since the commercial distinctions which exist in a remainder of the Custom's revenne will not movement was started for forming the small community are not very evident be returned to China. if the unrest is not Association. During the next six months at a distance of 12,000 miles. nothing was heard of it, hut hopes who counsel delay now may be expected" revived when it was formally inaugurat to advocate it later on the plea that ed in May, 1917. Another long period Home Government is absorbed

Those

of quiescence intervened, however, until in the problems of reconstruction. It is the first annual meeting was held in not an attitude calculated to convince February of this year. We were assured, the Colonial Office of the sincerity of the then, that, although, it might appear on demand for constitutional reform and is the surface that no work had been done, would not be surprising to find the local good deal of spade work had been Government employing it as an argument going on. In commenting upon this, we to oppose the grant of any concession. said *Interest cannot be maintained

الوائلي

if the public are kept in complete ignorance the proceedings of the

The first of the monthly whist drives in connection with the Royal Naval Association for twelve months at Quadrille Club takes place this evening stretch

It should be a simple matter to

at the RN. Canteen Theatre.

CANTON NEWS. {BI COURTEHY OF THE Ở CHUNG 200I

CHAY'S SURRENDER

BAN TO."

CARTON, November 6th. We are informed that the Peking Government has agreed to accept Chaz Kwing-ming's conditions of surrender. Chan, it is said will turn against the Tucirun, as he has obtained financial assistance to recruit more soldiers for the purpose. The Peking Government has also promised to pay Chan six million dollars to cover expenses... INFLUENZA IN CANTUN,"

The influenza opidemio is spreading very rapidly all over Canton and the adjacent places. Numerous deaths have been reported.

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