TRAFFIC PROSECUTIONS.
Several Police Court Cases.
The chan four of motor car No. 61 was summoned before M. JR. Wood, at the Police Court
HONGKONG FOOTBALL
Annual Meeting of the League.
L'ont F. Medway, E. N., prosid. this morning, with not baring ed at the annual meeting of the rear-lights, Chief Inspector Sirdar Hongkong Football League last Than, H.K.P.R., prosecuted."
evening, held in the B.G.A. Defendant pleaded not guilty, Esoreation Room, Victoria Bar- and said that when he started the racks. There was
a large par the light was very good, bat attendases of representatives gradually on the way the light present.
failed.
The balance sheet, which showed a credit balance of $68, was adopted, as also was the anonal report.
O. I. Sirdar Khao, in outlining the case, said that on the night in question he was standing bear Causeway Bay, and he saw the
The following officers were cho "molor-car coming with only one
sen for the coming sasson:-Pee- front light and a very dim rear eident, Mr. B.J. Wilton; Vice-Pre- light, so that he could not distin siden, Lt. Jones, R.G.A.; Lesgas guish, the sumber. He stopped Management Committer, Master the car and called the driver, who Gonner G. T. May, R.G.A., Mr. told him that he (defendent) had Warne, B.N., Mr. J. Stewart, Mr. reported to his master about the Mitchell and the Rev. C.B. Shanx; lighte, bas he took no notice of Hos. Secretary and Treasurer,
Mr. F. W. Wright
the matter.
Hia Worship impoeed a fins of $10.
The driver of motor ost No. 60 was summoned for failing to obey the directions of a Police Officer in uniform. Inspector Garrod prosecuted.
His Worship fined the defend ant $10.
The driver of motor car No.5 wse summoned for not having reer-lights. Inspector Garrod prosecuted, and Bie Worship fined the defendant $10.
The driver of cart No. 258 was summoned for failing to keep to the left side of the road.
Inspector Garrod prosecuted and Mr. . S. Bennett, of the Telephone Co., appeared for the defendant, as the cart was the Telephone Co's properly.
Inspector Garrod said that he was in Queen's Road when bees the track, being driven on the tram lines. He stopped is at the bottom of Garden Road, and explained the regulations in Chinese to the driver.
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“Mr. Bennett said it was a very conflicting case, as his men told him that no police officer stopped them. They had telephone poles on the cart and they had four men driving the cart.
Iarpector Gerrod remarked that Be far än be knew there, were 20 telephone poles.
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His Worship remanded the care till next Tasaday at noon, Bo sa to enable Mr. Beanett to make further inquiries into the
matter,
Beveral Obiness truck-owners were summoned for committing various breacties of the Traffic Begalations, each s having no license, having too heavy load, failing to keep to the left side of the road, driving tracks in prohibited greets, and leaving tracks unattended in the streets. Inspector Girrod prosecuted in all of the cases, and his Worship imposed fines ranging from $4 to $15.
Entries were received from Borgkong Club, R.G.A. and RN. for the First Division, and Kowloon, Hongkong University, S. Joseph'e (2 teams), Staff and Dapartments, 88 h. Cc. B.G.A 87th Co. B.G.A., '83rd Co., R.G.Į
for the Second Division.
A proposal to siter Bala 8 of the League, bearing on the reinstatement of Janior League players, who had played in more than two or more Senior League
maiches wae ruled out of order,} affigient notice not having been given. It was sanonpoed that the Rale was responsible for a lot of trouble in its working, and the question of revising it would be dealt with at a later meeting.
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The question of including the European Lady's Prosecution, Sah Chins Athletic in the First Division WAS reised. but the representative of the Club charged en remand at the Police not being present, the mesting Coats this morning, before Mr. directed the new League Com E. DO. Wolfe, with demanding mittes to securtain the Club's more than the legal fare. intentions with a view to their Master T. C. West prosecuted inclusion in the Senior Langas if and in giving evidence said that desirable.
on the day in question he took s rickshaw at the Star Ferry Pi to go to his house in Humphrey's Bailding and when he reached the house he tendered five centë? which was the legal fare. The coolis started ewearing and moved as though to strike witness
Entries for both Divisions class on the 70th inst,
Vates of thanks to the retiring officers concluded the meeting.
Football Association Meeting.
The annual meeting of the Football Association followed, Lieut. Medway still being in the chair.
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Mrs. Wm. Artlett, Ancaster, Mrs. West bere pointed, cut Ontario, writes:-"I have used that the object to bringing this Biby's Own Tablets for three The following officers were prosecution was that on one years for my little girl and baby elected for the ensuing season: occasion the little boy was hit in boy. I have found them of the Presideal, Lt. F. Hedway, RN.; the lace by a rickshaw coolie.
greatest help during the teething Vice Presidente, Major T. Ro Continuing, witness said that period and always keep them in bertson A.OD. Mejor W. P. when the coolie beesme abusive the house. Baby's Oa Tablets, Hammond; Councillors: Mr. H. he gave him another five cents, the Canadian children's remedy, McTavish, L1. A. E. Hall R.G., et faire to tell bisid teething babies because theyday! Mr. F. W. Black; Hon. Secretary father about it. He had taken regulate the stomach and bowels, and Tressarer, Hr. F. W. Wright the rioksha's number, which was thus
preventing constipation, liarrhoes and convalors. They Referees' Baard: Major W. P No. 4.
Defendant pleaded not guilty promote besithful sleen and keep Hammond, Master Gunner G. T. May, R.G.A., the Bon. Secretary and said that when the bay baby well and happy. Of with Mr. F. W. Black sa Hon. tendered a five cents piece he medicine dealera, or by mail at 80 Secretary of the Board, and Mr. examined it, and the boy mistook onte a vial from Dr. Williams" him in thinking that he wanter Medicine Co. 93 Sz schoen Ros), Mitchell.
In regard to "Charity" matches more, so the boy gave him Shanghai, a vote of thanks was passed to the another five cents and he (defend coils who gave their services ant) then pulled away his rioksha. in the past season, when over His Worship said that be woe $600 was collected at the matches quite satisfied that the defendant played. The Association allow did ask for more than the legal two Representative matches daz fare, and he was determined to The Attack on Amoy, " ing the year, the whole of the put a stop to this sort of thing.. Chen King ming, the Dom proceeds being devoted to Inspector Gordon asid that he mender-in-Chief in the east, has Charity, and it was decided that had received several reporta" and reported that the Northern troops the first of these should take place it had come to his knowledge that in the vicinity of Amoy bare oo & convenient day in the early the coolies usually spat on the shown no intention of fighting, part of the sesson the proceeds ground and then threw the money and the fall of the city is im being devoted to "Our Day" down. minent It is reported that the Fands.
His Worship imposed a fins of rich merchants and well-to-do The balance sheet, showing a $10, or one month's hard labour. families are leaving the city in balance of $180, was noɛni- large numbers and that Li Hon-movely passed. ki, Tachan of Fukien, is also
CANTON NEWS.
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NOTICE is hereby given that on Extraordinary General Meet- ing of the Indo-China Steam Navigation Company Limited will be held at the offices "of Messrs. Jardins, Matheson and Company Limited No. 6, Fedder Street, Hongkong, on THURS- DAY, the 19th day of Septem- ber. 1918. at 12 o'clock noon when the subjoined resolution will be proposed as an extra- ordinary resolution, viz.
That the regulations con- tained in the printed document submitted to the meeting snd för the purpose of identification. subscribed by the Chairman thereof be and the same are hereby approved and that such regulations be and they are hereby adopted as 'the Articles of the Company in substitution for and to the exclusion of all
the existing Articles thereof" : Should the above resolution be passed by thy requisite majority It will be submitted for confirms- tion as a Bpecial Resolution to a further Extraordinary General Meeting and such meeting will
Rallway Damage. The Superintendent of the Canton Bameni Bailway, owing to the damage done by the recant fode to the permanent way, has used the monthly payments dur to the Tuchun's office for repair-
Mrs. Barah Gossler, Head of the claims of Japan to special! ing purposes, bas on being Women's Work Party of the treatment should be considered strongly pressed by the Authority Hongkong Chapter of the Ameri: to find that machinery menu. he has now borrowed a aam of can Bed Cross, reports that the facturers in Japan have begun s $100,003 from the Bank of following supplies have been movement to secure sa intresse in Formoen and handed it to the shipped by the a. a. Ohins to the duty on spinning teams MENTHOLATUM be held on Tuesday the Sth, way Taobao st the monthly interest Shangbai for transhipment to This duty is already 25 per cent, rate of 71 per cent.
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