THE LICENSING SESSIONS.
Licences Renewed, but Licensees Cautioned,
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1913,
Buttonjes in preparing a lease of
the Hotel All the formalitie
had not been completed and Mr. Rationjea also applied for a licence to protect himself.
The Chairman sold the former applicant that it had been report- After we went to press yestered that he was in the habit of day afternoon further applications allowing the boys to bring in for the renewal of publicans' liquore for the customers at the licences were considered by the Alexandra Cafe, Licensing Board, of which the.
The applicant admitted that
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PARCEL MAIL.
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The Fubila are informed that the B. and 5. Eingdon and countries beyond will be load in this Offies at & p.m. to-morrow. This Parcel Mall by the long sea route via Gibraltar la due to reach London on the 13th of December, The following mall of the Elst November will be treated as Hon. Mr. A. M. Thomson was this was 80. Supposing a cas-the New Year Mell, and is due to resch
London on the 87th December. Parcela 27. the president, the other members tomer wanted a bottle of beer ho may be forwarded vis Brindisi with an being the Hon. Mr. E. A. Hewett, would give the boy the money extra fee of 60 cents and with this mail A Shelton and send him out for it. Then due in London on the 10th of December C.M.G., MesaTE Hooper, D. W. Oraddock, C. G. a customer bad a right to drink it Alabaster, and G. Bird, with the Secretary, Mr. F. Kotowall,
The Chairman wald applicant did not seem to be aware that his The Imperial Hotel.
Hoeboe read "sold or consumed The application of Mr. Thomas on the premises" and in reply to Reed Nicol for renewal of his the Hon. Mr Hewett, applicant publican's licence for the Imsaid he thought he was quite perial Hotel was considered. justified in sending, the boys out
if customers wanted liquore.
The Chairman:-It has been reported that you are in the babit of living away from the premises. Applicant:Yes I have to, on sooount of my health:
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The Chairman:-You must make arrangements; we cannot licence, a inan whose health is breaking down.
Applicant-I am there from eight in the morning until twelve at night.
In answer to further questions, the applicant said that he was unable to sleep in the hotel on account of the noise of the trams. Mr Shelton Hooper :-If there is any disturbance during the night who acts for you?
Applicant:The No. 1 bar
boy.
The Chairman-It is sla) re- ported that you are in the habit of putting up inferior whiskey in bottles, suob "Black and "White" bottles?
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Applicant:-No Sir; not to my knowledge.
Mr. Nicol also denied that s police officer had been served with
Mr Reader Harris pointed out that it was laid down that an adjunct licensee may not have and drinks consomed on his pre- mises during prohibited hours,
The Chairmán replied that an alteration had been made in the regulations some time ago.
In conclusion, the applicant said that he wanted the Board to understand that he had no ideo of breaking the law.
The licence for the Royal George Hotal was granted to Mr Button; jes.
Tokyo Hotel.
The licensee of the Tokyo Hotel also appeared before the Board, and admitted that he had five geisha girls in the Hotel.
The Bon. M. Hewett-Have the police ever made any objec- tion before to your beving geisba girls?-No.
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The Chairman: Did the last Japanese Consul ever say ay thing about it ?---No.
Belle View Hotel.
A. Weingarten applied for a drink while he was on duty. pablican's licence for the Balls The man had come to him View Hotel-He said until recent. and he had
threatened ly he was at the Globe Hotel. He to report him to head quarters. had not been to Tientsin or Japan He had given great trouble to op- or returned from either of those plicant and he had had to put him places." out of the place several times. He however did not report the man.
Mr Shelton Hooper: You can say from your own knowledge and from enquiries you have made, that he has never had liquor in your house while we was on duty ?-No.
Mr Alabaster Have you seen him on the promises when he was off duty? Yes Sig when he was off duty.
You have never been him there in uniform 7--No
Sir.
The application was adjourned for further enquiry.
Astor House Hotel. F. A. Chopard, asking for a renewal of the Astor House Hotel licenes, denied knowledge of any disturbances in the hotel. There had however been several ladies turned out on a complaint from the police.
The Chairman-Tho placa is being conducted properly now?
Applicant:Yes, sir; cer-
tainly.
Harunoya Hotel. Kyujiro Sabara applied for s hotel keeper's licence for. the Harunoya Hotel, being represent ed Mr P. W. Goldring, of Messa Goldring and Russ.
The application was granted. Cautioned.
New Travellers' Hotel. Mrs. Esther Oliver appeared be- fore the Board to support her ap: plication for renewal of her licence for the New Travellers' Hotel, and was informed that it was reported that the house was not properly conducted. It was alleged that a number of men of exceedingly After private discussion, the bad character had lived there, licences of the Grand Hotel, the and that the house was used as a Astor House Hotel, the Imperiul meeting place for bad characters. Hotel, the New Travellers' Hotel, Applicant replied that the and the Alexandra Cafe were house was a hotel and she could ranowed with a caution. not ask her clients who and what
they were. If they were bad
characters what could she do?
The Government ought to look HONGKONG VOLUNTEERS
after that..
The Chairman:-You do not know anything about them, you #were not acquainted with any of
the persona? No, I was not.
The Hon. Mr Hewett:---If a man you thought was a bad character osmate yousplace would you allow to stay? If I thought he * a bad character. I would ask him to go away at once,
*** The Chairman:-Have the po
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Telemachus, B. 22. 1,340, A Fraser, 5th instant-Balgun 31st Oct., Gen.
Chines be insured for at least part of their value,
Faroels containing Gold or Bliver must Bablus Rickmers, Dutch sa. $18, B. J Jagt, 6th instant-Foochow 3rd All insured Fazoals must be sealed. All the seals must be of the same seloured wax and must bear the impression of a private device. This device must be the me on each seal. Straight, curved, sed or dotted lines are not admiss Buttons, Coins, Thimbles, cannot be
able.
used for sealing,
The Clarks of the Post Office are-
for.
bidden to Amy Stomps on letters or Par.
Loels or to seal any arilcle for the Publio.
The undermentioned membera having joined the Corps. oro allotted Corps. Nos, and posted as follows:-No.1470 Ple. B.M. Henderson, Left Section M G. Co; No. 1471 Gr. D. MacCrae, 10 Pdr. Section; No. 1472 Pte. A. Garcia,
lice over visited your hotel for Right_Section M. G. Co.;. N».
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The money order office will ba ̈ent"rely. closed.
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WEATHER REPORT.
On the 6th at 1190-An antleyalone has passed rapidly from Manchuria to the east of Japan, leaving a depression over Manchuria
the east coast of Chine and over the Pressure has decreased slightly along
Philippines.
Variable winds are Indicated along the
Mail Steamers
THE PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO.
to coat of C. Oh and moderate mon WILL despatch VESSELS to the Undermentioned PORTS on of
soon over the N. China Ben.
Hongkong Rainfall for the 24 houre ending at 10 am, to-day, 9.00 inches.
FORECAST FOR THE 14 HOURS ENDING AT NOON TO-MORROW,
Dietriot.
Haru, Jay. 8.3. 1,318, Mingawa 1 Hongkong and Neighbour 6th Insions-Okingwantao Sisi October Coalmd. and Co.
Mari, Jap... 8,995, Nakamura 6th Instant, Moji Sim Catober Coal and Co. Benladi, Br. s. 3,490,
Gough, 6th Init pore 31st October Goa, L.And Co.
6th Ewanstah, Onk s 1,536, Stowa 61
Nor Canton 5th Nov., Gen.
O. M. E. N Cheongshing En. s. 1,987, Md. E. Lad-
dell 6th instant-Canton 5th Oat, Clen.-J. M. & Co. Badmark, Ger 3,175, Rurberg, th Instant Changhai Gen.-H.A.L. Rijoan Maru, Jap. 8.5. 2.979, Y. Yamagu- ohl, 3th instant, Bourabaya th October Sugar D. and Co. Kwongsang, Br... 1,428, W. F. Bleuord.
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9th instant, Shanghai 31st inst. Gen.-J. M. and Co.
DEPARTED.
November 6
Kaljo Maru for Foochow Titan for Vancouver Felching for Canton Halmun for Swatow Elger for Canter
Hangehow for Saigon Amazono for Yokohama. Hue for Haiphong Johanne for. Haiphong
CLEARANCES AT THE HARBOUR OFFICE.
hood...
9 Formoss Channel...iq................
about the DATES named:--. For De
LONDON & ANT-
Stearners:
WERP via Binga-] Sumatre
pore, Penang, Capt. H. W. Potter
Forecast.
C'mbo, Port Sald,
R.N.E.
*& Marseilles winds, moderate LONDON, via Us-
India
fair.
NE
winde,
strong.“
ual Ports of Call Ospă. C. C. Talbot
SHANGHAI
R.NR.
MOJI, KOBE (Sardinia AND YOKO ( Capt. J. T. Jeffery, HAMAsesu 495 RN.R.
3 South coast of China ba-3 The same
tween H.K. and Lamooks ni No. 1 5 South coast of China bs-The same
tween H.K. and Hainan... un No. 1. SHANGHAI
China Coast Meteorological Register.
Station.
6th November, a.m.-
Winds
→ Hour.
Barometer.
Temperature.
Humidity.
D'tion.
Force.
Wasther.
Wostock 7a 23,89 50 22 ma
Nemuro Hakodate
Tokio Kochi
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Devanha
Capt. W. R. Hiokey
R.N.R.
To Sail On Remarks
about 1 Freight 18th Nov,&F'sage
Noon Freight
& sago
8th Nov.
about
Freight
15th Nov.
& Page
about 7th Nov
Fraight
& Parge
All the above steamers are fitted with Wireless Telography
For Freight, or Pasuage apply to
P. & O. 9. N. Co.'s office,
Hongkong, 3rd Nov. 1913.
E. A Hewett,
Buperintendent.
NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD.
BREMEN.
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.
Fór
Steamers.
NAPLES, GENOA, AL-`A
GIERS, GIBRALTAR, Kleist SOUTHAMPTON, (Capt. L. Masss
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30.07 30.20
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Chefoo
Whaiwei
50.00 50 100 WEW 40
Hankow
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11
Kiuklang
Changaba
Shanghai
30.08** 60
Gutzlaff
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Shary P. 74
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30.09
YOKOHAMA
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Kebua
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MANILA, YAP, MARON
November 5
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The Parcel ma}} ex.'s... Devanha from dus here to-morrow will not be ready for delivery to the Fublic until 12th noon Kaga Maru for Yokohamı - on Saturday, the 8th Inst.
AMAILS ARRIVED. Talshun, Biberian mull & Shanghai · Kwongsang, Swetow & Shanghal
MAILS DUE, English, Devauha, 7th inst. Siberian, India, 7th inat.
MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY, Swatow, Wel-hal wel, Chefoo & Tientsin
-Per CHEONGSHING, 6th Inst., 5 p.m.
TO-MORROW. watow, Amoy and Foookow-Per HAI. ...CHING, 7th Nov,, 10 a.m.
Batavia, Choribon, Samarang, Sourabaya
J
and Macassar Fer TJI- MANOEK th Nov., 10 am. Japan via Nagasaki-Per BENLEDI,
7th Nov., 11 a.m.,
Siterien
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Devuwonges for Saigon Aingchow for Canton
Michael for Ban: kok Kwon,sang for Canton Cheongching for Tientnin Obeling for Bangkok Luchow for Bhanghai Benledi for Yokohama Bubine Rickmers for Balik
Carl Diederichsen for Haiphong
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
Wuchow a 30.12 77 17
T. F. Claxton, Dirostor. Hongkong, Observatory, Nov. 6.
1 Barometer, reduced to 32 degrees Fahrenheit on the level of the son in in-. |hes, tenths and hundredths.,
2 Temperature, in the shade, in degrees.
Fer sa. Yingchow arrived 5th instant, Fahrenheit. from Shanghai. Sheldon. Mr & Mrs
Ι.
Shanghai and North. Obiza- (Europe via Siberia)-Por For 1.2 Taishun arrived 5th instant, DEVANHA, 7th Nov,, 4 p.m. from Shanghai,
offen, ROM
Philippine Islande Per DENBIGH
HALL, 7th Nov., & p.m.
Canadian & Canadian
SATURDAY, 8th Nov
Shanghai, North China, Japan via Nagasaki, Honolulu, Cana da, United States and Bouth America via Ban Francisco Per MONGOLIA 8th in
American American
& Siberian
Malls.
English
Mail,
10a.m.
Shanghai, North China, Japan
Spiers, Capt
PASSENGERS DEPARTED.
Per Nippon Maru departed 6th, instant, for San Francisco. Abdelnoor, John Bevan, Mrs WF Bard, Mrs B
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Gaminer, Mines R. Horne, Mrs FI Koen, A
Barreto, Mr and Ms Koebaugh, Mian M
Mrs
Lafrentz, C
La Fernis, 8
Millar, O W
vis Nagasaki, United States, OD Bouth America and Canada visas J Vancouver (Europe
Butler via Biberie) Per MONTEAGLE Cuningham, Mon, Mrs
Chan
Mr and Mrs
MeOres Davidson, Capt and Fatterson, Miss EI
Mrs Dowell, P
Quinan, Miss J Robinson, Miss M Gardner, Dr.I D
8 inst., 10a.m. Straits, Burmah, Coyle, Ade- Jalde, Western Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, and Europe vin Brindis. (Lata Letters 11 a..
Gardner, Mr & Mrs Vincent Braga,
to noon, Extra Postage 19 W conta) (Bupplementary mall on board up to the time fixed for departure of the mail (Extra Fostage 10 cents) (Letters ported in all the Pillar Boxer
in time for the first clearance SHIPR PASSED THE CANAL
will be included in this contract mail) The Parsel mail will be closed on Friday, 7th Inat, at 5 p.m.-For INDIA, 8th, Nov., 11a.m.
1473 Pte. & F. Garcia, Right Sec- Phillippine bryactorg ?-The police came to tion M.G. Co. my house and asked to look at the 10 Pdr. Eection Artillery Bat Straits and book but whatever they did or
tery.A praction shoot spoon
whatever they found out, I know competition will be hold at Tai
nothing about that.
...
How often has that happened ? -Only once, about twelve months
Applicant wont on to state that the incident took place in March of this year, but there was no thing before that, and nothing
Replying to Mr Craddock, she said that these men did not re- ceive any visitors and as far as the know she had no more uB- désirables in the hotel:
Royal George Hotel. Mr Robert Howard applied for a publican's licence for the Royal George Hotel. Mr Reader Harris, of Mesara Wilkinson and Grist, explained that he was not ing for both Mr. Howard and Mr
kco Range on Sunday the Dib inat, commencing at 9.30 am. Mem-
Siberian
Nov,
London, 24th Out Arriveals from China -Bloemfontein, Magellan, Kandalay, Hyson, Rhesus, The following vessels have passed the Canal Atenta Maru, Australien, Lithonia, Andam, Torok, Brodrale, Altmark.
London, 28th Oct. Shangbal and North China Yorwaerts, Anuam.
Arrivals from Ohlan Lutzow, (Europe via Siberia)-Par YINGCHOW, 8th inst., p. Canni Boniomond, Candia, Glenstrae The following vessels have passed the Nore, Atreus, Kino.
Lands Per LOUNGBANG Caltha Afya, Mara, Frins Ludwig,
India in Caloutta — Fer
AAPOAR 8th Nov., pm.
bere must bring their own rifles! Shanghai and North China-Fer and ammunition.
SILIMPOPON COAL,
BUNKERS
can be suppiled cheap ratcs.
SANDAKAN & SEBATTIK.
(British North Boneo),
KWONGBANG, 8h inst., &
p.m.
SUNDAY, 9th Nov, Swatow, Amoy & Formosa vea Tamsul→→→
For DAIGI MARU, 9th Inst.,
Swatow-Per HAIMUN, 9th Inst. 9 a.m.
MONDAY, 10th Nov. 2. Philippine Zalanda, Australia New Zealand Tasmanis vis Thursday Islands-Por AL DENHAM 10th fiet, 10 d.,
Austral:
Mail.
At these ports steamers call- ng for bunker coal exclusively Swatow amoy are exempt from all shipping dues and obarges.
ABUNE
TUESDAY, 11th Nov.
oy, and Fooahow-Par "HAILAND 11th Mov., 10 man Philippus Iviside-For TAMING THE
1pati & Pa
TIDE TABLE.
3rd Nov., to 9th Nov. 1913,
"High" (Water
Lo Fer
Hongkong
y me
*
3 Humidity, in percentage of saturation' the Hamidity of air saturated with mois being 100.
4 Direction of Wind, to two points 5 Force of Wind, according to Beaufort Boals.
State of Weather, b blue sky, o da- tached cloud, d drizzling rain, f fox, a gloomy, h hail, I lightning, o overcast, P passing showers, q aqually, r rain, s snow, tthunder, visibility, w dow wot.
◊ Bain in inches, tenths and hundredths.
METEOROLOGICAL,
FRIEDRICH WIL-
HELMSHAFEN, P. Waldemar
RABAUL, SAMARAI; | Capt. H. Bremer BRISBANE, SYDNEY.
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| P. Waldemar
Capt. H. Bremer : 6,100°
JESSELTON, KUDAT & | Borneo .....
· · SANDAKAN
[Capt. J. Koehler,
LINES
To sail on
WEDNES., 12th Nov,
10 am:
WEDNES.. 12th Nov.
BATUR 28th Nov.
cabout
TUESDAY
11th Nov
TUESDAY,
2nd Deo.
All the steamers of the European Line are fitted with Wis
Telegraphy. New System of Telefunken
For further Particulars, apply to
a.m.
NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD
MELCHERS & CO.,
GENERAL AGENTS, HONGKONG and CHINA
Hongkong, 3rd Nov. 1933,
MESSAGERIES MARITIMES
FRENCH MAIL STEAMERS..
REGULAR FORTNIGHTLY SERVICE BETWEEN EUROPE AND JAPAN.
NEXT SAILINGS:—
OUTWARD...
Steamers,
Previous
Day On date on date Aolynesian
Will leave for
Shanghi &
Japan on
HOMEWARD
Steamers.
17th November. E. Simons 1st December. Amazone 15th December. Australian
is a p.m.
Australien
Paul Lecat
30.05 -78
30.08 - Th
30.05
* 176
75
Wind Direction ... E Forceste Weather Kam
E £
Sh
For Freight and Passage apply to
a
$491.
0
Barometer... Temperature Humidity. 67 78
Eignast open site?Température on the gib LOV
12
HK Obssrvatory, 6th Nov., 1915.
M. SAINT CLAIR de BUSSIERRE, Agent.
Will leave for Europe via Potts of call
18th November. 2nd December.
16th December,
Queen's Buildings, No. 3,
TV. OLAXTON, Director. THE EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN
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The American and Manchurian Lin #KAFUE left New York on the 16th October and is due bare on or about 28 November.
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from Australia.
Leave Hongkong
22nd Nov,
for Australia,
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12th Dec, at 11 a.m
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