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A meeting was held yesterday at 7 nm, of the Canton Balf-Government Society at which there were present several hundred people. The latter received by the Soci-ty was read balore the assembly. It gave rise to consider abis discussion, resulting in a rasoitation being parsedtothe aft set that a boycott be re-instated, from the date of the meeting as a protest against the Americans for their differential treatment of Chinese on their arrival at San Francisco. It wan also resolved by the meeting that tele- grams be sent to Chinesa in all places in Chins and those abroad in foreign coaution, Inviting them to join in the boyroll movement and urging them to maintain a firm stand is the matter until such time as the American Exclu sion Law shali have baso modified in accord. ance with the wishes of the Chinese.
(It is rather remarkable that on this occasion the Chinese commercial organizations in Hong kong bave not yet been advised of the boycott or asked to lend their assistance in carrying it out. Several of the leading Chinese in the Colony, interviewed today by a representa. tive of the Telegraph, professed entire ignorance of the boycot having been instituted. Ap parently the Hongkong organisations have not been approaches directly by their Sam Francisca compatriots as they wore when the last American boycolt was set on foot and there appears to be a disinclination on the part of the local merchant groups to take a lead from the Self-Government Society of Canton. The next few days, however, will doubtless bring enlightenment on the subject.].
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THE POKFULAM RESERVOIR
Es vwe Entron of, the "Howokowo. Telegraph....
Mr. Slade stated that that was a motion for leave to appeal to the Privy Council, insomuch as the judgment delivered by the Court waL wrong is fact and in law. The position set out the history of the case accurately. The appellant felt aggrieved at the judgment k
kong public water supplies the Government Anti-American Boycott. need not at any time liesitate to give up monthly examinations, as the supervision only was quite sufficient. However, this step need not be taken without good rasida, as the reports, io a large shipping centre like Hongkong, seem to serve a useful purpose. Chinese residents of this country are now The Government has been asked to give up somewhat of a factor, in its commercial the Pokfulam collecting area. Should such prosperity and the formation of such gathering grounds be rejected for the an organisation ds this League of Justice reasons recently put forward in a public is necessary for the pose ut obtaining report there would be. few if any public a proper recognition of our rights. In water supplies in any part of the world." Mr. this matter of placing the detention sheds Browan's view appears to our mind to be at Angel dulynd we feel that we have been sound. From the correspondence laid on treated most unfairly. If we wish to act as the Board table and from the report of the witnesses for any of our compatriots wo are special committee it is to be gathered that forced to lose a whole day in going to the in the catchment area of Pokfulam there is island and returning. Then, on the island not only a risk of contamination but that we are not granted the courtesy we have a there are actual dangers of pollution exit right to expect, if only because of our counting. Why should those dangers exist at mercial standing in this city. We have all? Let the Sanitary Board eliminate those appealed to Washington and have sent re-obvious sources of contamination. Instead presentatives there to plead our cause before of closing the reservoir, let them protect the the United States Government; our repre-catchinent area against such pollution, To. sentative there promised when or his way shut down Pokfulam because of casily re through this port from China that he would movable dangers of contamination reminds do all in his power for us, and we have re- one rather of the individual vito cut off bis ceived similar assurances from many officials, nose to spite his face. One of the first both Chinese and American. But nothing steps that ought to be taken towards purify has been done for us and we are tired of ing Pokfulam catchmeal is the withdrawal being fed on promises. A boycon on of the permit granted to the military by the American goods-in China at the present time D. P. W. to dump building rubbish near would result in a great loss to the commer-Craig Ryrie, for, as Dr. Clark points out, the cial interests of the United States, but it in nature of the Chinese coolie is such that the only way we can show our power and when he sees a heap of building rubbish he demonstrate that if we are not licated with naturally regards the place as a general dum- equality and justice in this country the piog ground, and proceeds to deposit rubbish Asicrican merchant can expect no better of all sorts there. It is hardly to be expect treatment in ours." That the Chinese ed that the Government will consent, at this of Sau Francisco Parc very much in stage, to close Pokfulam altogether, but the carnest in this matter is already patent. Sentary Board's representations in the mat. Cablegrams, followed by letters and pamter will doubtless have a good effect towards phlets, have been despatched to the leading a complete purification of the Pokfulam commercial organisations in every port in | gathering ground. China, asking the co-operation of these bodies. The Self-Government Society of Canton was among the first to be approach. ed by the San Francisco Chinese and vow that|| thispotent organisation has decided upon the institution of a boycott there is little doubt that the commercial groups in the various AT Mariborough House on 6th mit Colonel ports of China will follow suit right willingly. Sir Frederick Lilgard (Goveruor and Comman The advices received by the Self-Government der-in-Chief, Hongkong) was received in andi. Society from San Francisco were accom.ecce by the King. panied by a draft for $1,000 to defray initial expenses. At a special meeting of the Society couveued for the purpose of con- sidering the propositions pui forward by the League of Justice, it was decided to take every possible means to boycott American goods in the 'I wo Kwang and to call upon Admiral von Tirppz, Secretary for the Navỷ the whole of the work was to be done according Physiciads who never drink anything but water den! being kept out of the money' for alvory" the various commercial groups to co-operate in this movement. It looks as though the 18 American merchants in China are about to
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BIRTH.
On July 5, 1910, at Kullang, to Dr. and Mrs. O. E. Blair, L. M. B. Tingchow, a ROB.
MARRIAGE...
On July 25, 1910, at the Church of the Sacred Heart, by the Rev. Faiber Moitas, in the pre- sence of the Hon. Amos, P. Wilder, U. S. Con Ful-General, Nella Ferris, to Jos. G. Bell,
DEATHS. On July 29, 1916, at “Kalet" Percy Holds
worth, aged 36 years.
Os July 29, 1912, at St. Andrew's Chaplaincy, Shanghai, the Rev. Walter C. Taylor of the Chips, Inland Mission, Wanhsien, Szechwan, -Acting Chaplain of St. Andrew's Church, aged
forty-eight year,
POKFULAM WATER SUPPLY,
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
MR. L. D. Tebb, Masin. Jardins, Matheson & Co, has been transferted on promotion to Hongkong.
Yue Hon. Mr. Heory "Keswick,' of Messrs,
jardine, Matheson & Co., arrived at Shanghai on Thursday last from Hongkong on a short visit to the northern solllement..
THE MITCHELL-LEMM GASE.
INTERESTING DISCUSSION ARISES OUT OF MOTION FOR LEAVE TO APPEAL. Before the Chief Justice, Bir Francis Piggott, and Mr. Justice Hussland, Acting Fuisus judge, sitting as a Fall Court this morning, Mr. M, SIR-Wa dava meers fally been spared a W. Slade, K.C., Instructed by Mr. P. M. [Hodg« sarions water iamlue this year. A timaly ty. son, of Messrs. Ewent and Harston, moved a phoon filled our reservoles, and to the inhabi-motion for leave to appeal to the Privy Council tents of the lower levels were at last restored from a decision of the Full Court delivered an the elemental decencies of the bath, as well as the with Joly last in the case in which Capt. T. water to wash the floors and keep the boure A. Mitchell sued Joho Lemm, architect, for cleau. Without the Fokialam Reservoir what damages for alleged criminal conversation would these poor people do? The Taltam ex with his wife. Mr. O. G. Alabaster, Instructed tension is not yet completed, and If it were, the by Mr. D. V. Stearenion, of Messrs. Deacon, Pokfulam Reservoir well still, in most pen. Looker and Deacon, appeared for the respond. ple's opinion, serve a ustful purpose, I note the that the Government has given, a reply to the report by the select committen of the Sanitary Board which recommended that the use of the Pokfolam Reservoir be dispensed with. The Government's reply is in exactly the sense of the remarks which you made upon that repest
Mr. Alabaster said that the petition algo at the time it was made. It seemed and still. seems to me an inconsiderate and wastefully asked that the execution of judgment be reckless act to give up the Pokfulam collecting suspended. He was inst acted to oppose that. area, "Should such gathering grounds, we The application was made under Role 5.
s merely a question read in that part of the Government's reply The Chief Justice-It's me
Mr. Alabaster-Thoy are not as a right an- which was written by the Government Analyst, procedure. "be rejected for the reasons recently put for ward lo a public report, there would be few if titled to a suspension of execution of judgment; any public water supplies in any part of the I ask that the time be cut down from three world. Now there is no contradicting Ibis, any months to a much shorter perled. I under reasonable man must agree with the Govern-stand that the stay was asked for in order to ment in this matter. It has been shown that enable the appellant to send home the paparn soldiers' wives do not wash their clothes in the but he has had heaps of time to do that and 1 Mount Austin núllah, and that no sewage evor understand that he has already received opinion from home. One month would be amply suif- goes anywhere near it. The very small qorn- tity of "clean building rubbish" which is de clent. It would be unjust to the respondent to posited within the area is almost the only pag, grant the slay, but it would not be unjust to the (to usa a poor metaphor) whereon the oppon- appellant to refuse it because of a foreign at- ants of the reservoir can hang an even light-achment of $30,000 to recoup bim in respect weight accusation. It is asserted that if any of costo. rubbleb, building rubbish for instance, is de Mr. Slada-All the property is tied up, At the same meeting it was also decided to posited anywhere, "the nature of the Obinose It is ä most inganlous, davice on respondent's send a folat telegraphic memorial to the Im Colle is such that he naturally regards the part to prevent the appeal. It's very difficult to perial Government requesting them to con-place as a general dumping ground, and pro- dispose of the property. clude a treaty between China and Siam, and ceeds to deposit rubbish of all son." Why to appoint a Chinese Minister is that country declare that labourers of the same class of any this qualification "Chinose?" I confidently in order to protect Chicesa residents there..
malion would do the same. The dangers which CLAIM AGAINST CINBMATO- impend over our water supply here are shared GRAPH PROPRIBTORS, with us by almost every large community con.
fined in a small space. Much has been.made. i
of the difference between chemical examina. Before Mr. Justice Hareland, Acting Paísnetion of water. I have the deepest respect for chemists and an equally deep respect and even Jadge, in the Summary Court this morning, admiration for bacteriologists. I may there Tye Yik, carpooter, of No. 24, Hing Lung fore asy without difidence that for the present Street, stted Messrs. Ramos and Ramos, pro- plain layman has a clear course before him, prietors of the Empire Cinematograph, to recover the sum of $66, being as to $498. Chemists agrea; bacteriologiata do not. A balance due for goods sold and delivered, $93 mind trained and cultivated to other branches
The Chiel Jottico-Assuming that there in for work done in repairing 130 chairs and 515 of science, halts bewildered in the face of for amount of rent paid for storing 360 chaire, the amazing contradictions of bacteriology. $:0,000 in Court there's an end of the bond?
Mr. Slide-Yes, Some authorities advise us to sterilize our Mr. E. Davidson, of Mere. Hastings and milk; others urge us to do nothing of the kind, Mr. Alabaster The bond le for" "Sjoooo. X. d'Almada represented the defendants.
vacated yet. It's not only a case of respon- long period but respondent is a bankrupt sud, as long as be remains a bankrupt, he's subject to a penalty of Stoo's meath to be paid to the Official Receiver to supply assals to creditors, simply because the appellant wishes to sen whether this Count and the Court below are wrong in their judgmsols.
"Cfl:MESE ̄¡N' SIAM."
CHAIRS WHICH GAVE WAY.
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The Chief Junice-The question is what security you should put up.
Mr. Alabaster-Yes, but the stay should not be granted if to do so would not be just to the respondent and I submit it would be unjust to grant the stay.
The Chief Justice-What's your posillon, Mr. Stade?
Mr: Slade-Our position,is that the property: is ander foreign attachment. We've sold part of the property and the sum of $17,000 is in Court. The whole amount of the judgment" and costs is $20,000. Against that there is this sum of $17,000 in Court from the sale of a portion of the property.
FELEGRAMS from Berlin state that a semia. Hastings, appeared for the plaintiff and Mr. F. Some say that evan [the Berkefeld' filter is a They may not value it but it has not been.
ciat deviel has been issued of the ramour that has resigned. This is regarded as a blow tai the agitators for an Anglo-German baval under standing,
A NATIVE from Aberdeen was awarded six month's bard labour at the Magistracy this morning for returning from banishment. Ap- other native from the same locality was given fourteen days' hard labour and four hours
locks for stealing a jacket,
Mr. Alzanda stated that the contract was that cause of danger; i know at least two learned 10 a collain sample. The chains were to be filtered through a Berkfeld pamp Gilter. My made of teakwood. The plaintiff made the experience of the Chinese has been long and chairs and duly delivered them to the der intimate, I have known,very low deaths among fendants. The chairs wern used but within them directly traceable to bad water, except in a
cholera epidemic.he fact is that all Chinese || three days the whole thing cama off, the seats and joints giving way. Plaintiff was sent for abbor drinking cold water. They always boil by the man who introduced him to the defendit if they cat, and the poorast of them drinks 'weak tea when he is thirsty. Teno, I have seen ants, but the latter could not be found, having chair bearers drink cold water from a roadside gone to celabrain the Ching Ming festivals,
At the meeting of the Sanitary Board yes terday, the vexed question of the Pokfulam water supply again came up for discussion.
In the meantime the chai.a were giving way pool, but that was in a di trict devoid of rest 1 will be within public recollection that the LOUIS Comar, proprietor of the Cosmopolitanand-they-wars-obliged-to-engage-Another houses, and the neatest villago was lon miles special committee appointed by the Board Hotel, was charged before Mr. J. R. Woud in contractor, who put on clamps to fix up the way, and the men were parched with thirst. There are exceptions, of course, to the role the Police Court this morning with selling rum chairs, the work costing $184. A month later to consider the whole matter and report re not of the quality required. Inspector Withers the plaintiff returned to the Colony and went that every Chinese doctor insints on, and which commended that the use of Pokfulam Keser- prosecuted and Mr. Roader Harris appeared to defendant's premises, He was told by the practically all his countrymen obey, "Naver. voir be dispensed with, as being a micnace for the defendant. The case was adjourned.
defendants that owing to defective work, they drink cold water, it is poison." Far less mis to the health of that section of the com.
AT the Public Works Department yesterday were malcted in extra expenses and that the chief than some people appear to imagine is munity which draws its household supplies afternoon, a plot of land, 3,900 square feet in amount would have to be deducted from the done by water cut here. It is the lack of water therefrom. That report was unanimously area, panth of Macdonnsil Road, was said by contract price. The plaintiff did not say any.hat is buntfol. Dirt is the enemy. Dist on. Government. On the face of it, there appear-T. Faber, ASC, for the Christido Science plaintiff did oths work for the defendants, dirt in the streets, Nature's remedy is water. If the Pokfulam reservolk is closed, thousands which the latter admitted.. ed to be something strange. in the recom-Society for 1995, Sza above the upset price. mendation made by the Sanitary Board anent As Prince Kung, Anti-Opium Commissioner, the closing of Pokfulam, for if there is one has obtained information that the Manchu thing more than another which affects the General-in-Chief of Haugchow is heavily dweller in Hongkong it is the uncertainty of addicted to oplom smoking, be proposes to his domestic water supply; and even 10 8 gest a lessening of our limited catchment area seems almost to smack of sacrilege. Certainly the Board were acting in good
The Doughras Botany adopted by the Board and forwarded to the public auction. It was brought by Majar H. thing at the time and some time later, the the body, dirt on the cloibes, dirt in the house,
HONGKONG, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1910.
ANOTHER' AMERICAN BOYCOTT,
ask the Throne to have, the General trans-
ferred to Peking to undergo an official test. ACCORDING to the tuent official roturas, the foreign residents of Seoul, other that fapanoze, faith in sending this recommendation up Americans. 88 British, 57, French, and go number 2,409, including 2,036 Chinoso, 138 to the Government, They were only Russians. There are nine Americas, might following up the opinions expressed by their British, six French, and fire Russian mission- own experts, who were vanimous in con arle
It must have been with feelings somewhat akin to dismay that our American.cousins learned lately of the determination made by the Six Companies of San Francisco to in stitute a second boycolt of American goods in China. True, the proposals for com- mencing the boycott do not emanate from the council of that formidable organisation itself, but from a body styled the "League of Justice," which, however, may be safely re-
demning Pokfulam as a contaminated source Tue Admiralty announce the appointment of garded as being entirely representative of the of supply. And now we have in the Commander H. Lynes to the, Cadmu, addi- Six Companies. While the last American Government's reply to the Board's recom- tional, to dato August 3, and in command on boycott-was-la progress, its effect upon mendation to close the reservoir, an array of recommissioning, undated; and of Commin. the trade of the United States in China expert opinion all in favour of Pokfulam der H. R. Veale to the Clio, additions!, to date were emlocally disastrous, The thorough-water and extolling its purity and sweetness, ❘ August 2, and in command on recommission: ness with which the boycott was carried The Colodial Secretary in his covering leting, undated.
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In the course of the proceedings, the partics intimated their desire to come to a settlement and the case was stopped.
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL
A meeting of the Legislative Council will ba] held to-morrow at 2,30 pm. The following are the orders of the day:
1. Financial Minutes. (No. 69 to 51,).
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Mr. Slade We are perfectly willing to fall in with my friend's wishes provided ba'il far- wish security.
MrAlabaster We'll endeavour to gire
Mr. Stade-You must.
security.
At this point, the Chief Justice intimated that
Mr. Alabaster's point would be allowed, sub. ject to security being provided.
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HONGKONG WAIBR POLO. SHIELD COMPETITION.
GY
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The first match in the semi-final of the above of people will be deprived of the means of competition took place yesterday afternoon in washing themselves, their cloths and their the Victoria Rec.cation Club bath, between the houses. I cannot discover any records. of | V.R.O, and the Q.Y.C. Thi match was keenly. mortality due to drinking water from the Pok-watched by a large gathering of interested futam Reservoir. This is owing to the fact, as spectators. Mr. T. Meck acted as referes............. I said before, that the Okipase boil their water, The teams were as follows:- and drink weak tes. Europents usually both V.R.C.-L. E. Lammert, J. Forbes, A. A, filler and boil it. 1. agree with the Govern
ment that no case has been made out against this important source of water supply to then.
Claxton, A. S. Es, H. A. Lammer, A. H.
Carroll and A. V. Barios.
Q. Y, 01-R. C. Witchell, O, J. Cooke, 'O.. Bunji, T. Legas, F. C. S. Rose, G. Witchell and Hay.
2 Report of the Fiances Committes. (No. 8.) | sands of people. The few practulions needed 3. Resolution: -
to prevent emisation, some fancing and a "That the percentage on the valuation of | few gratings, are well worth taking." The great The game was a fast and exciting one in the tenemeals payable as rates in the un valde lo mers monny of these waterworks, is first half, and when the whinile sopaded for dermentioned places be altered from surpassed by their value as the source of the play Logan secured the feather and par the 1st day of October, 1910, as fol- final absolute pecessity of life to a huge and it to R. C. Witchell who cantered it to lows:-
population in a small area. To close this Cooke, and the latter bad the first opportually reservoir would be a stupid act of cruelty, to have a try at the opponent's goal "which Stupid because, as pointed ent in the Govern want too wide, After this Ellis got "posses-"" ment reply, quite needless. Crack becante sien of the ball and shot it to Claxton those who would do this thing live where there he tried a punch in bui missed, Immie- is abundance of water, while by their action diately after this Ellis, Claxton and H. A thousands of human beings would be suffering. Lammert played an excellent combination every note of the gamut that leads from dis- game; the latter scored the first goal of the comfort to agony, Yours, att
game. Before the whistis sounded for hall; THE TRIANGLE. tloss Cooks had a couple, of tries which want. Hosgkong, 3rd August.
too wide.
BALILIOS PUBLIC SCHOOL.
Taibang From 9 to 10), Tunglowanum · summer 1017 Whlifeild ..............................ng na 104 „, 172 Shaukiwan Road, as far as *.L. 1630 m
H 104 132 First reading of a Bill entitled An Ordinance to provide for the segregation and trast ment of le pers
out then was proof of the amazing ter pointed out that the celebrated civil IEUTENANT G. &. Sisiger has bien appoint power of combination possessed by the Chi-engineer Mr. Osbert Chadwick in the course ed to the amar, receiving abip at Hongkong, nese. It showed to all the world that they of his voluminous reports upon the water for navigation dunes. This officer has served
First reading of a Dit entitled An Ordin are pot to be considered a negligible quantity supply of Hongkong never had one word of in the fleet for over 12 years, having been ap to the commercial field, whatever be the condemnation to say against Pokfulam Repolated a supplementary ticulonast in January, anca to amend the Marriage Ordinance, 1875, Third reading of the Bill satitled. An Ordia ance to amend the Crown Lands Resumption esteem in which the Imperial Government servoir or its gathering ground. On the 1898, and is qualified to navigate a first-class
battleship or craiser. Lieutenant Stalner w** Ordinance, 1900, and to make special provision is held by other countries. It is only natural, contrary, the increased storage of water in employed for some time on survey service in
for the Resumption of Crown Lands of small therefore, that this threat of a second boycott Pokfulam Valley was recognized by him the Antipodean and Chinese waters. .
value for public purposes. should be viewed with alarm, to say the least
of increasing the water
Committee on the Bill entitled An Ordio. of it, by manufacturers in the United States supply. Mr. Frank Browne, the Govern TSUNG Poab-zas; chief editor, and Trang Foo-
suo, sub-aditor of the National, Herald, ware ance to provide for the narrowing, stopping whose principal Consumer is China. A ment Analyst, in his report on the subject charged at the Mixed Court at Shanghai, with op, diversion, turning of alteration in level of relaxation of the first American boycott was stated that "all collecting areas were more having, on the 25th of May, 19to, unlaw Highways." only made after the immigration grievances or less liable to contamination, but Pokfully, wickedly and maliciously written, and Committed on the Bill antitled An Ordinance of the Chinese had been met, moie or fulam was far superior to other well-known published in a certain Chinese papar, called to authorize the Appropriation of a Supplemen. lea, to their satisfaction. A certain con- home supplies. The trifling amount of the Skam Chan Fik-dao a false, scan-tary Sum of Three hundred and fourteen thou- cillatory effect, also, was procured by nitrates in Pokfulam, water was very signifi- datous, malicions" and defamatory" "libel, sand five hundred and thirty-three Dollars and reason of the United States waiving their cant. It should be borne in mind that there against H. & M. Government at Wel-hal-wol thirty two Gouts, to defray the Obarges of the claim to the second, molely of their Boxer must be considerable pollution to be harm. entitled The Discessful Farious of the Po Your 1999. Indemnity, amounting to $11,900,000 (gold), full. The remarkable content of the com- which money was utilised in sending Chinose position of Pokfulam water showed that the students to America. The cause of the new amount of impurity must be excessively small, in anticias entitled "Alleged Conduct of British borebit appare to lie chiefly in the immi. at such cumulative would show itself in the Authorities" and "Notes on the Hank Treats tation layas affecting the Chinese, with noalytical figurer during the dry season. ment of Chinese by the British Authorities at particular referencono the detention shada à From what was known to film of the Hong. | Wei-hal-wgt;"
Hai Jib-pao, and Yih, Chi-suo, mausger and Second mading of the Bill entitled An Ordin editor, and Zuo phbosun, editor of the Tun ance to amend the Tramway Ordinance, 1901,*,
To-oo, were charged with a similar offance,
OF CLEMENTI, Clerk of Councils, *Will not be proceeded with at this meeting W. A meeting of the Fiasco Commiten will be tinid immediately after the Coligail.
The second half of play was similar to that of the first., Boon after the start H. A. Lämmärt awam away from Basji and scored the escond The handsome, book-p isas so genar.usly and fast goal of the game. Cooke, now given annually by Mr. K. E. Balillos to the tried Foils again with a stinger, but the laiter girls of this school, for excellence in English was just the man in the right place mod cleared Composition, were to-day awarded to the the lebihar every time. Ellis now kad a besutler successful efndidates by the Director of Educe fal opportunity of scoring, but somehow of tion, Mr. E. A. Irving, The following are the | siker: his shot, want too high.” Soon after this names of the winners
May Lezbiral Sbja Tak Hing. Lai Po Yok Hilda Kong. Wong Kwai Yn, To Kwan Fong. Lok Lai Talog.
A BOMBAY telegram states that 300 of opium on 6th uit, realised so ar 3,06% (6137 (05), 81 Compared with
·Barros sent in a ́stingur which was disallowed As he was within (the two yards' ¡ins."," Before time was called both teams had a few MOTE, tries, but nothing "was added to the score. The whistle then sounded for ilms with the "Old Club" a winner by a goals to pil.
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