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opinion is created, though. of course, the more flagrant gases | of aruelty wall for strong action
THE RARER ACTION 13 IN and the punishment of the guilty
VIRTUE THAN IN VENGEANCE— when they persist in their evil "The Tempost." ways after dus warning. From
LOCAL FOOTBALL.
Saturday's Games. ¿
(BY "QUIZ.") Saturday's football matobes reaulted 'xá follow-
There was one Chinese case of H.K, Club enteric fever notified for the 43 hours ended yesterday.
Haibow-
King's... R.O.A
the instances given by Mr. The Shanghai intarport, tannis Pollook of some of the forms of players left by the Taiyo Maru. oruelty still practised in the Colony, it is clear that there is
Despatch stul much scops for preventive
Tamar and educative effort, and in this,
Ambrose The Mike Maru, which arrived Hawkins regard WA suggest that the Government might well work in this morning, brought five junk co-operation with the Society.men whom she picked up off
anti- even strengthening the oruelty laws and enlarging the powers of the Inspector.
We quite agree with Inspector Fisher that one cannot possiblyi do all that is needed in
against cruelty campaign animals in this Colony. For that reason, it is to be hoped that the Society's Gasncial position will
DIVISION I.
5 Carlisle
4 South China...
1 R. G. A.
2 Titania
0 Police
DIVISION 1.
-6--Titania
5 Police...
3 Ambrose
FOOTBALL MEETING.
Some Interestia · Mattern..
Mr R. J. Wilton presided at a meeting of the Hongkong Foot- ball Association on Friday, at which it was reported that Mr. Blaka had resigned as Hon. Secretary of the Second Division. The application by the Sub- omarines to withdraw from the The 1 League was agreed to.
match between the Despatch and the Hawking, played as Weihaiwoi oc October 10th., which resulted in · draw,
O
Of was ao.opted as a League fixture. 1The Fleet Auxillaries claimed the [points against the University for Lieut Conway Hake, aesistant Kowloon
2 8. China "A" 0|ibe match fired for 11sh, fontani, Harbour Master, arrived back Hawkins
...University ...I the latter, failing to turn up. The from leave by the Gleniffe: on United Saturday.
St. Joseph'a 2 Carliste ... 1 claim was not allowed, and the -- | Marazion 2 Wardors ... match will be played at a future The Durban matobes were not date. With regard to the un- pleasant incidents at the Tamar-
It South China match, decided to write the Clubs regard ing the conduct of four players cautioned:
The Empress of Australia, which has been delayed owing to played, owing to the vessel's late cartsin machinery defects, has arrival in port. Some of Satur- left Vancouver and is due hereday's results were unexpected and quite upset the forecasts. on December 14th.
The Police and Warders obtained, their first goals in Division II.
Club . Carlisle.
WLS
Thanks were expressed to the Hongkong Football Club for so-
The screening of "The Three soon enable the employment of Musketeers" at the Coronet bas further Inspectors. Here in an and to be unavoidably postponed, On the St. Joseph's ground, the oeding to the request to hand · opportunity for the sympathising and for to-day only "Alf's Club fielded McCubbin at back, over the Challenge Shield to the oublic to assist with funds, in Button". the popular British while Stewart returned to the Association, entries for which.
on clase
December 31sk, team after a month's absence.
which data
180 ddition to which we think the comedy, will be shown.
The game was well contes elon Government night consider the
With regard to our report of and the sailors were unlucky to entries close for a challenge Įmaking of à largs yearly grant to the Greenfield case on Saturday, be five down at the close. Their trophy to be put up by the Associ- this Society, which is doing anfit should be pointed out that the shooting was bad, bot Rodger wasation for 2nd. Division teams on
the Judge granted the application for safe in goal. Forsyth netted for the cap-tie system.
It was reported that negoti. Mr. E. Moore bags to thank all altogether excellent work, friends for their kind expressions value and extent of which are, receiving order. Debtor was the Club, but the whistle had.
not adjudged bankrupt.
blown for en infringement by ations had been started with curtailed materially of sympathy and floral tributee however,
defender in the penalty area and view to arranging sa interport ant in the sad bereavement through lack of money. •
Forsyth scored from the penalty football match with Shanghai. It caused by the death of his
kick. Valeatine worked the ball wasdecided that match, England brother. Mr. John Mnore.
out of a melee in front of the T. Scotland, be held on the Club Carlisle goal and best Needham ground on Boxing Day, the teams
After the to be chosen by a committee. with a high shot Carlisle had missed from a good position, Forsyth put them further ahead by again beating Needham returned it into the net. The final Soon after the restart, Forsyth) whistle sounded with a win for put on number four for the Club the Ambrose as above.
Despatch v. South China. and then the Carlisle had a turn and forced a corner which was well
"On the South Chins ground the cleared by Rodger. The sailors right winz had beaten McCubbin, by no less than four goals to nil came through again and after the visitors gained a decisive victory Downward sent wide of the post The first half was evenly con- into his own goal through a mis- missed a good opening by kicking from six yards range. Valentine tested and Fung Tai put the ball anderstanding by the defence. working for a good position, but
The Telegraph.
HONGKONG, "7th Nov. 1922.
PROTECTION OF ANIMALS
A large coloured picture latend ed to represent the pirating of the The Tragedy of Ireland. Sui An is being shown at a hat One of the most tragic countries maker's shop in Wellington Street in the world is ireland. It has a to attract people to his store, history almost unique in the Shoult this be permitted?
world's annals. Of the ancient Six performances of "The
kings of Ireland, only a small
in the
a
moment later he was in front of sailors had most of the play and the goalie and this time made no ware shooting from all angles; mistake, scoring the fifth goal for but Lau cleared his charge. How- the Club. The final whistle ever, the persistent attack by the sailors had their reward, for White rounded with the Club winning notched two goals in quick time by five goals to mil.
and before the close Henshaw again scored for the sailors, who deservedly won by four clear goals.
Junior Games.
R.G.A. T. Tamar
This game was very even
In the Junior games, the
percentage died in their beds. Tempest " are to be given by the As with the rulere, so with the A.D.C. The dates are given in an people they had centuries of announcement among today's unrest, fends, bloodshed, and disadvertisements. Booking opens It is indeed gratifying to know aster. Ireland's association with at Montrie's on December 1st. that the local Society for the England has seen spells of peace, and early reservation is advised, with comparative prosperity; but Prevention of Cruelty to Animal,
The wedding of Miss Constares ever and anon has come a break has met with such success up to in the chain of happy circum- Lucy Cravan, daughter of Mr date, and that it is receiving the stance, and an era of tragedy to and Mrs. Thomas Ceavan, and the ball straight to Needham after Aher the change of ends, the
add yet one more wound to the Mr. Reginald E. Greensmitb, of public's support. We suggest auffering of the fair Emerald Isle. Sassoon and Company, took place Holy Trinity Cathedral, that many more persons could, if And the trouble bas been that so at they wanted to, render valuable many of these wounds have been Shanghai, on Nov. 21st. The assistance to this cause. It is kept open, when skilled atten- Rev. Dean Symons officiated.
tion might have healed them of:80 merely a matter of bestir without difficulty. The story of On Friday last. the Bishop of ring one's self a little, sad nol Ireland's troubles since the Dublin Victoria, in his private chatel, leaving everything to be done by rebellion alone, covering & space licensed to officiate
divated few. Public co-opera"
of only six years, is a sad, sad Diocese the Rev. Elward Keith one. The population have had Quick, M.A. St. John's College ly contested, and, on the run of ion in reporting cases of cruelty continuous nightmare of uncer and Ridley Hall, Cambridge. Mr. play, a drawn game was a fitting to dumb life is necessary in order tainty: even uncertainty of life. Quick is now serving as Master result. To the opening minutes, that the utmost can be done
Hundreds of happy bomes have at St. Stephen's College and was play went in favour of the sailors, King's Reserves had a runaway been ruined at practically a few formerly Master and Assistant but the soldiers soon got into win over the Titanis second team their stride and levelled up. At by six goals to uil, Critchlow, Hongkong is fortunate in not hours, notice, and thousands of Chaplain at Bedford-School.
half-time there was no score. Carr and Livenny scoring in the having large numbers of beasts maybe. protising careers have
In the second half, each side first half of the game, while Carr of burden in use, and the in- been brought to an untimely end." stances of cruelty to animals here a both sides, men in their prime audience at St. Andrew's Church scored & goal which the goalie in (2) and Lowe added goals in the
bave gone to their death in tragic Hall, Kowloon, at nine o'clock each case should have prevented second. Are practically confined to tb sequence-in
At Fookuspoo, a fast game battle, through this evening to hear Mr. Christo The R. G. A. took the lead from a
the United K O loading and unloading of live assassination, and through exe pher Pilkington give a lantern high shot by McHugh, Routley between
ended in cargoes, the handling of poultry cution. The Near East and other lecture on "Wanderings in West in the sailors' goal misjudging and University
is the ball.
close, win for the former by two goals to Pilkingtoo world problems have focussed Africa."
out to kick away one. in the markets, and the accomo. attention elsewhere, but through lecturer for the Selborne Society, Phillips ran
For the winners, Brown modation of birds and animals in it all runs the undercurrent of London, and has made so exten-from Cross but miskicked and scored bnce in each half, and Les the dealers shops. We have, Erin's great unhappiness. It must sive tour round the world. No Hill landed the ball in the net got through for the University.
a draw of!
Kowloon managed to take their bo the heartfelt wish of every-charge is being made for admis- The game ended in bere, none of the pitiful sights
first points this season by " win one in the Empire that a satis-Ision. provided in countries where factory settlement of the country's
Police v. Hawkins. over the Ambrose at Kowloon. diseased horses and bullocks are woes be achieved before long. It has been reliably reported Playing on the Navy "B" Payas opened the score for the daily balaboured until they actu. Hiking" in Hongkong, that Mr. Kim Chang, the mayor ground, the Police obtained their home team and Sparry added two designate for Canton, has ex-first point in the League this goals. Before the close, Davis sily drop dow dead under the
The delights of tramping along pressed his willingness to assume season, when they played the scored for the Ambrose, train; and visitors to Hongkong Hongkong's hillside paths, in cool his new office, says the Ping Hawkins to 's goalless draw. The The Hawkins accounted fol often remark on the absence of weather, have been referred to Man News Agency. Mr. Kim sailors did most of the pressing, South Chins "A" team by two We can imagine few has instructed his assistants to but their shooting was much be-goals to nil. Pope scored in the the hordes of stray dogs, usually better ways for residents here to make preparations for his in-low their usual standard. The opening half and before the close in the last stages of starvation, obtain a whole afternoon of
auguration. Official despatches Police put up a sound defence Welman put them further ahead. to be seen in so many other healthful, pleasant recreation
At Sookunpoo, the R.G.A. beat announcing his acceptance of the and at times showed dash in their than these trudges over tropical cities.
appointment will be sent out by attack. Swan was brilliant in the Police by five goals to one. We C&O COD higher points of the island, Mr. Kim within a few days. goal for the Police, while Mc- Wilson and Shiel (3) soured for gratulate ourselves on the possa especially if the route chosen
Walter and Clark were safe at the Artillery before the change sion of a dogs' home, and tbe goes occasionally off the beaten
before.
the
There will doubtless be a large
by half.
Mr.
one goal all.
Before the
while Angus
The Marazion won their first
on
Harlow
The man sentenced last week back, giving "the sailors little of ends, and Sudler" added to the coming possession of another track. The truly magnificent to a year's gaol for forging and chance to get within the danger winners total,
scenery to be obtained from and bigger institution for both some of the outlying spurs, and using a false chop on a document zone. The Hawkins should have scored for the Police.
purporting to emanate from the taken the lead from a penalty dogs "and cats: on the ex- the fine sunsets that the guide-Yeebing shop was again brought aworded against McLaren, but game in the League by winning
the Warders istance of humane methods for books refer to, are all fool for up before Mr. R. E. Lindsell this Swan saved at the expense of a against
the artistio zou}. It might inter-
morning. His Worship said that corner. Just on lime, Dr. Valon-Navy. "B" ground. rounding up and destroying stray est our readers to know that two or the week-end he had con- tine got away but parted with the scored for the sailors in the doga; and on having in our midat residents of this place walked sidered the sentence, and as he ball too soon and Hooper cleared first half and Habgood for the an active branch of the 8.P.C.A. from Glenealy Ravine along now thought it to be excessive he The game was fast throughout sailors. Griffiths scored for the with an enlarged membership Bowen Road, up to Ty-Tam Re would alter it and make it six and the Police deserved to share Warders in the second.
servoir, down through the catch- providing an excellent augury of ment ares, and on to Shaukiwan, As the terms were ordered to be play.
months on each of the two charges. the points on their good defensive St. Joseph'e-playing at home, beat the Carlisle by the odd gosi' its continued good work.
on Saturday afternoon. The
Ambrose v. Titania. in tbree. The sailors missed. A It is mainly through the including diversions along side mean that the previous penalty distance of about twelve miles served concurrently, this will
At Sookanpoo, the Titania turn-penalty early in the game, but securing of the services of a full-paths) was covered in about four imposed on the prisoner is reduced ed out for the first time this season they took the lead when Hyndman in the League and failed to come put the ball through his own goal. time Inspector that the Society hours. The doughty foot-sloggers
up to expectations. The play was Ogley scored for the College from has been able to do such ex- have one observation to make-
Disturbances occurred at Poo- very fast, and the work of both penalty and before, the close cellent work during the past few namely that there is a remarkable
the tung on November 18th. and goslice well applauded. Xavier gave them the lead. absence of signposts on months Inspector Fisher, in island.
At several important 19th, when the striking workere Ambruse were the first to score,
HAS HAD ENOUGH OF the short time he has been work-cross-roads there is no indication of the British-American Tobacco Edmonds beating Phillips during
TEMPERANCE.. ing for the Bociety, has shown whatever of where the roads lead Company held processions, by a mix-up in front of the Titania's
to or the distance to the next way of a demonstration. It is goal.
Chicago, Nov. 14.The city of After the change of ends, the stated that The disturbances.re that he is the right mån in the inhabited point. The occasional sulted to some extent from a Titania took up the attack and Evanston, home of the Women's right place. He bas done "milestones" one meets with re
settlement effected between the forded a corner from which Grice Christian Temperance Union, splendidly so far, and, what is usually not very informative. Nikks Cotton, Mill at Pootung headed the ball past Coysh and voted for beer and light wines by
"To Stanley 6 miles," with particularly gratifying, is the branching roads right ahead, for and its strikers. The police made the score one all. Each substantial majority, according fact that he has worked on the instance, conveys very little arrested two men, when a large team worked hard for the lead to the official announcement of basis of "Instruction" rather And some of these stones are so gumber of the workers demanded and it fell to the Ambrose, the vote at last week's election.- than "prosecution. That is the Weatherbeaten that the inscrip their release. The police aimed for Phillips pushing out the Evanston adjoins Chicago on the rush by the north and has a population of tions on them have Become well- their rifles in the direction of the ball during a right-line upon which to pro- nigh indecipherable. All of which demonstrators, who immediately Ambrose forward line, it fell to about 40,000. Balcons were over
dispersed.
the foot of Melbourne, who permitted to operate in Evanstóp. csed until a healthier public needs to be remedied.
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