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It will be seen from to-day's telegrams that Sir John Anderson in once again resuming bie administrative work under the Colonial Office, having been appointed Governor of Ceylon. No better obolos could have been made. Sir John has had a wonderfully varied career and has left a name which will sunshine, long be remembered in many Oolonial possessions ; his whole life, in fact, Las European Mail. Das to-day been devoted
Colonial por 8.a. Sardinia. affaire. His record of service European Mail.-Closes to morrow
per e.. Sardinia, from 1904 to 1011, during which time he was Governor of the Straits Settlements and High Commissioner of the F.MS was in many respecta noteworthy, and he won for himself a very high reputation as a far-seeing ad- ministrator. His task was by no a sinecure, manner of meane especially when it is remembered that he was also called upon to sary of the death of Robert Louis administrate Labuan and Branoi, Stevenson. some thousand miles distent from the seat of government. He always
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NOTES ON THE CRISIS-
SPEECH-MAKING
AND IN GERMAN
• Greece and the Balkaus
When
The Reichstag and Mr. Bonar Law.
в
A YEAR AGO TO-DAY.
LEADING BVENIS IN THE
TEORBAT. WAR...
from the war new con- ned in the "Hongkong
of Disember 2; 1914.
Franch Holding their Own
ago.
His Majesty in France.
FOOTBALL
Staffs and Departmentals V.
8000 газ
On "resuming, both. Videm played with determination,
.Byth Company K,O,A. The above teame met in a -201 | Division League Match on the Military ground at 2,45. p.m. yesterday. A fine game resulted, the 87th playing up to their usual standard. The first faw minutes found the Staffs hard- - The Greek position hardly
ly pressed, but their defenom seems to show any more signa [of being bettled the Was
WAB good, and the leather at the 87th's the oase a fortnight ago. King In Belgium the enemy hsa Constantine bea curely made itssumed she defence and his can followed. Many good shots were goal, where an exciting struggle apparent; now nonading has elackened. Wa sufficiently that he is putting off time progressed at several points and delivered, which the goalie clever and waiting to see how the Oat are firmly holding others already ly cleared. The 87th then made jamps. Just sow he mat baina acquired. In the Soissons inter Bristowe had the honour of nooring a fine desb, and before long extra spreial dilemma; for, while mittent osraonading prevailed. the Germana claim that Bulgatis In Argonne several attacks were
the firet goal. The game was on has seized Prizrend, other new repulsed. In Woevre the enemy scored for the Staffle and brought then evenly contested, until Brown items go to show that Austria bombarded Apremont forest. A
the score to one all just before the and Germany are having
Yellow book complatée the ADios". roagher time than ever, and that documents and denies German half-time whistle. To-morrow is the 21st anniver-the Russian invasion of Bulgaria publications, giving a strong and is still threatening. The Greeks indisputable impression that the prattle about being deprived actual crisis is the consequence and the spectators had many of their only provisioning of the tenacions policy of Ger exciting momente.. The 87th Company Meeting, base, with Salonioa eto, in the
Baved the opponente' goalie An extraordinary meeting of bands of the Allies, is too many in seeking war with reeglat made some very good tries which to had a thorough grip of affairs in the the Chit Fire Lazurance Co. shildish for the Entente to go, beginning from ten years cleverly. The Staffe then broke
territories which came under his
away with the ball, and a brilliant charge, and his tact and cagaoity Ltd., is to be held at noon to pay any head tơ.
nation, lays itself out to fool its H. M. the King and a numerous shot from Davies brought them onabled him to successfully bandle [morrow.
own people and its benefactors as saite landed and were received by one up about five minutes before very many knetty questions. Four
Consigness of cargo by the s.e.Gregoe has done, the only course H. B. H. the Prince of Wales, the close. The 87th tried hard to years ago the Straite zaid good-bye China are remanded that storage for those in power to follow in to after which they visited the hoe equalise, but the foal whistle to him with deep regret, since which time he has been Permen-charges will be assessed on goods take that nation by the scruff of pitals. The English papers print found the scores as follows:- ant Under Secretary for the Colo- remaining undelivered alter to the neck and shake it. The Allies ealogies of His Majesty, who is Staffe and Departmentals, 2 goals;
will not improve their standing in the first British monarch to be 87th Company, I goal.
Club v. Belchers. nies and, sings the war, hae beenmorrow ani de la mat
the eyes of neutral countries by with his troops on the Continent *Interestlog Betrothaf...
The Club were at home, to discharging important duties in
The engagement is apnounced the patience" which they are for one hundred and seventy Belohers in a friendly match on connection with the Press Bureau. between Baymaster William exercising with Greece. The years. The presence of the King, their ground last evening, when DONLEVY-On November 21, at the Nursing Home, Singa-One cannot help thinking that Sir Douglas Travers Morries, Royal time for mere talk has gone by.
they, say, will act de a itimulus to John's great abilities might have
an excellent game was witnessed. the troops, pore, to Mr. and Mrs. J. Donlevy, a daughter.
The Club was undoubtedly the WILSON-On November 23, at Istana Marble, Johore, the been put to better nao than they Navy, son of the late Captain W. D. Morrish R.N, and Mrs. Mor-
Government Contractors and have been since 1911. He is rish, of Homs Park, Stoke, De From the President of the
Enlistment.
superior team, but, notwithstand- wife of W. Brookia Wilson, of a daughter.
essentially a man who should be vonport, and Dorothy Isabelle Reichatag we learn that Germany
A firm of Liovernment contracting this, Belobers played a GREVILLE-SMITH JACKSON. Before the Registrar and serving one of our many Colonies Paget second daughter of Mr. and invincible on the battlefield. ore, whose skilled men are enligt splendid game. Hennell set the afterwards, on the 20th instant, at the Cathedral of the Good Shep on the spot," for which reason Mra, A. G. Gordon, of Hongkong. We wish she would show some ing, has asked the War Office for opposing team's defence thinking herd, Singapore, by the Rev. Father Ruaudel, Stanley Howard his latest appointment must give
signs of it by coming out and advice. Earl Kitchener, has re- hard whenever he made a dash, Greville-Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. F.O. Greville-Smith, Hounslow,
Captain Christopher Edmund fighting. At digging holes and plied, impressing on the workmen and he soon scored a goal for to Ada Dorie, younger daughter of Mr. and Mra, Walter Jackson, general satisfaction,
Grant Davidson, lot, attached 8tb, hiding in them. Germany is that in providing supplies and the Club. Very even play follow. Singapore.
The Buffe, who was killed in certainly supreme, even as she equipment for the Army they are ed, Belchera making several | Enforcing an Ordinance,
France on Oct. 13, was the second is at boasting bipffing, lying, doing their duty equally with the good tries which Stalker saved, surviving son of Lieutenant- spying and leaving other rogass men who are enlisting. The Police Reserve constable Colonel C. H. Davidson, Hie to do her fighting for her. who yesterday summoned no fewer Majesty's Body Guard, and Mre. While German speech makers are than thirty-nine licencees of Chi- Davidson of 14, Victoria-park, foaming at the month on the sub- THE STOUT MEMORIAL defence, and after a period of Rese wine and spirit shops for Dover. He was born in 1886. ject of the Fatherland's greatness failing to observe the require- and was educated at Mr. Chirol's and overaliness, it ja the Bul- menta of the law in the matter of Castlemount Dover, Oharter gurians, the Tarks, and the Aus- exhibiting their licences outside house, and Sandhurst. He was trian mountaineere who are doing their premises is evidently keen gasetted to the Boffin 1905, and the work; and, from the general on seeing that the provisions of served with the second battalion look of the political situstion in existing Ordinances shall be in South Africa and Hongkong, Anetria and the increasing deser- strictly adhered to. In fact, he and was at the depot at Canter- tions, among the Bulgarians, it goes one better in this respect bury when the war broke ont. would seem that the Fatherland is Io regard to the report that the was determined to score and the The cruelty case mentioned in our iaeue of Teesday, wherein Mr. then the regular polios. And He was promoted captain on being found out at last. Mr Stout Memorial Bospital of Wu- leather soon found the net. The ebow bas called for assistance game terminated with a win for ...Hazeland sentenced a woman to a fifty dollar fine or six weeks' hard
did the right Aug. 4, 1914, and later was Bonar Law's remarks gill carry a from the Tang Wah Hospital, Dr. the Club of two goals to mil, labour, eg in reminds us that one half of Hongkong is not too well thing in calling the attention of attached to the 6th Battalion, in trifle more weight in the eyes of informed as to how the other half lives. In this particular instance the Boach to the actual provisions which he was senior captain, the neutral nations than the cheap that the impression is made that
{G. W. Leavell writes pointing out A the cruelty was inflicted by a mother on her own daughter, and it of the Intoxicating Liquore Ordin- Captain Davidson was a member bombast of the Reicheteg Pre-fande have been secured with HISTORY AND ORIGIN OF is only just to say that such cases are of rare occurrence. As a rule
Section 32 of that Ordin. of the Saddlers' Company and Bident's. Much of it is certainly which to build the much-needed | the illtrastment concerns the children of other people: children who suce reads that every holder of Liveryman of the City of London. mere recapitulation, but it is in- building. Ia justice to the zare either apprentices or else "adopted.". What many of the Chinese, s. licence "sball exhibit con-
teresting to learn that the Hospital and the parties con even in Hongkong, understand by adopting obildren is well known spionovaly and perascently in
Secretary of State has formed to all who have been in the-Colony for any appreciable length of front of his licensed place of NOVEMBER bainfall.
very decided opinique *0.8 time. Most of us know that the buying and selling of children is business his name and the num- practised every whit se readily by the up-to-date Chinese as was the ber and the cotare of each licence case a century ago; that the men who has too many children and as a sign the size and design of tog little money can always convert the former into the latter. Of which shall be approved by the Botanic Gardens during Novem- front, should put a little bear officials of Kwang Sai, and Wa members, were treated to a capital course it would be abaurd to suppose that, in every one of Captain Saperintendent of Po-ber was as follows:- "adoption", the children are necessarily ill treated. They are not, lice." There is no ambiguity and the little girl who, the other day, was knocked about by her about this provision. Yat it was own mother was receiving for more cruel usage than would have admitted in Court that the fallen tober lot as a elave girl in the average repeatable Chinese Police had given two of the de- fendants permission to dioplag
MARRIAGE.
The Hongkong Telegraph
hoove.
HONGKONG, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1915.
CRUELTY TO CHILDREN IN HONGKONG.
•
wa think he
ance.
The Secretary for Ühinese Affaira is, as we have observed before, their aigne inside their premises, one of the very few Government departments which is not misman in face of which sanction the aged, and those who know what an enormous amount of work of Police Reserve constable with all kinds is required of it will realise that it can hardly be held drew the charges, against these responsible for the existence of eruelty to children, wheresoever and two individuală. whensoever it occurs. Nor oan it be expected of the Police
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that they should be able to put an end to it. under present circumstances. The Police Department, like the Secretariat, is not Why ? slow to not when instances of cruelty are brought to its notice; but|·
Served In Hoogkoar,
The rainfall recorded at the
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HOSPITAL.
Wrong Impression.
Dissipated.
and the Club meintsined their lead until the half-time, whistle. In the second half, Belchers again pressed hard bat met with firm
| even play, the ball was againseen at Belohers goal, und Pennell delivering a beautiful centro brought the ball to the entrance of the goal. A straggle followed, and the goalie, working hard, asved two good tries, but the Olab
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JUJITSU Lecture and Demonstration at oerned be states that no assist.
the Y.M.C.A..Rooms. The few members who gathered to how and where, war will noe has as yet been obtained
from this or any other source, at the Y.M.O.A rooms lasi even- and will notead. Bis hints as to our future victory on the Western He says "The facts are these: The ing, and the half dozen non-
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into those of our pessimist friends chow local officials, the Gentry, lecture on the arte of Judo, or who cherish the rooted idea that the Chamber of Commerce and Jajitsu, by Mr. A. Tickle, which viotory means a toileome march the merchants signed a lengthy was followed by a practical Soros Germany to Berlin-the petition to the Tang Wab Com demonstration by Messrs. W. date of which they put some from the Flood lelief Fund to be In his preliminary remarks, Mr.
mittee asking their assistance Pryor and Bijima: nati where about 1925
used in building a building now Tickle defined Judo as a method
noidise Other Wires.
The other main items of interest for the relief of the sick ant of fighting unarmed, and entered in the overnight and morning needy in times of food, under into a brief resume of the history cables concern the political the management. of the Stout and origin of the art. Each obooges in Austria and all that Memorial Hospital. The building tactic of the art possessed a name there indicate, the unfriendly was to be erected on the new Bos of its own, and, in Japan in the reception accorded in Sweden to pital site given by the officials for Middle Ages there existed various Sven Hedin's pro-German book, this purpose abors flood level, schools where pupils were the renewal of the British bom- and the Stout Memorial Hospital taught this special kind of wreatl bardment of the Flemish was to invest a larger amounting. According to Mr. Tickle, coast, Serbia's increasing need than that asked of the Tang Wah, there is a doubt to whom lof.
re-inforcements The matter wes brought to the the origin can be attributed, and the belated account of Eart office of the Hon. Mr.E. R. Hallimany holding to the view that a Kitebener's visit to the Darda ax, Secretary of Chinese Affaire Chinese named Chia Gem-pen, nelles. The last-named give me in Hongkong, and he was asked who become a naturalised Ja- to present the matter to the Tang panese subject, introduced it into Reuter at his most Renteresque. The wording of the cable is noth Wah Committee for their consid- that country, whilst others hold ing more and nothing less than an oration, but this he refused to do, that the science is of purely Ja insult to a very great man. Ia there aying, that he could not endorse panese origin. Mr. Tickle pointed any sene person who can experience the proposition. The matter there out that the second view is pro- other feelings than those of fore did not get before the Cem-bably the more correct one. It is disgust 4 he reade these pittee of the Tang Wah.”
proper:
delirions patpcurings? Earl Kit-
cheneretrode the steepest paths:
certain that the beginnings of the
ert can be traced eo far back as 24 BO
along the fring line; every- POLICE RESERVE ORDERS. The demonstration of the two
then the perpetrators of these horrible acts that one leara of Laws are made to be obeyed, from time to time ere, as a rule, careful to carry them out in the pri-and why in these instances the vaoy of their own premises, where they are safe from any prowling Police should have acquiessed in constable. A policeman may not enter a house except in pursuit of on infringement of the Ordinance a fugitive or in the event of bis being naked to do so by some wo havo not the faintest occupant;
in other words be my hear the screams of a child idea. In coking
Ordinance who le being unmercifully beaten and yet not be justified in making the a forcible entry into the house to discover what is going on. In ee no authority conferred on any Chinese factories, again, the hours and the age limit seem to depend police officer to vary the terms of pretty much on the views of an individual employer; while in ordin- the section quoted. The position, Cory businesses which take young boys as apprentices the latter are therefore, is that, by making this more or lese at the mercy of any brute who chooses to ill-use them, concession, the Police are in ✪ Theoretically on illtreated child von carry his complaint to the 8.0.A. reality aiding and abetting and have the case been into ; bat how many children dare do this of licensees to contravene the law their own accord?
a most anomalous state of afsira, | 28th it will be admitted, The Undoubtedly what is needed in the appointment of inspectors Police
have no more right who shall have a right to enter any house at any moment, shall, into play fast and loose with an fact, enjoy the same powers of investigation as those of the Sanitary Ordinance than the publiq Board's inspectors. In writing, some time since, on the subject of haa. And if these two particular cruelty to animals, we suggested that, at least for the present, it defendants are to be allowed to pow
hand espossible to find men who will undertake. euch work ignore the quirements of the Volmalarly. The Police Reserve contains many enthusiastic young law, why should the other thirty-
H. K. F, C. v. Shropshire L. I. Obizete who are sufficiently western in their ideas to be capable of six be called upon to obey the
soldier of Kitchener's experience Aa în orders of Deo, let 2nd, undertaking tasks which formerly would have had to be given to Ordinance to the letter? They In this match which takes place and record by beleading him for including
Route March on Friday, Deo, Europeans. Many, if not all, of them are quite as horrified as may very well be excused for on Saturday (kick-off at 4 p.m.) not showing font? Sach jour. their British neighbours to read of cruelties towards children or asking that question. Perhaps the the Club team will be nolism putans in mind of Thomas 10th at 9.05 p.m animals; they understand the language and habits of the people bringing of these prosecations Rodger; J.Stalker, F. W. Black Hardy's farm labourer who con- Gambillag. Oplum, Etc, Warrants, Warrants should not be execut-: likely to be guilty of such offences, and we fool sare thet, were a sad the facts which they have M. L. Bailton, J. Stewsit, T. R. gratulated a bailiff of dubious certain number of them. told off to pay surprise visite to various revealed will result in the law on Chassel P. Tod, J. Walker, honesty on not having stolen ed without notifying the Inarestor lonalities much thes is hidden would quickly be revealed, and the abject being applied strictly G. A. Robinson, H. McTavish and single spoons at the harvest or other regular Police Officer in
charge of the district concerned. properly dealt with.
to all and sundry.
29th
30th
Total inches 2.61
FOOTBALL.
WAY. Pornoli.
4.
where be Boorned danger. Once ha was within twenty yards of Tarks." The whole thing reads as : much like clamey Hermsworthian Orders issued 10-day by Mr. log.palling as anything. Doss F. O. Joukin, DS,P. (Reserve) the ass who compile this stuff states del a
Parados think that he is complimenting a
dinner.
exponents of the art then fol lowed; and marvellous skill was dieplayed by both while being much appreciated by the spects tora, katzea
LANGKAT OUTPUT. Meedia: Wright and Hornby advise us that the Langkat output for the current month is as followe
Deo. 1
Total to 1st inst.
Tons 152
152
Daily average
152,