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EARLIER TELEGRAMS.
CHINESE EDUCATIOŃ. .
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10. 1923.
- London, Jan. 9. Professor William Socthill, in a letter to The Times, suggests that the best way of dealing with the Boxer Indemnity would be first to devote a saciant sum annually for the development of existing British elementary and middle schools in China as feeders far the universities and next to support the existing universities there and institutions which can be formed into universities. The British staff should be strengthened where these are British and American. It be would be possible, though the amount allocatable would not large, to do very valuable work in Shanghai, Hankow, Tientsin. lim ted number of Shantung, Szechuan and Hongkong. Finally scholarships for study in Britain should be provided. The Chinese student here had been on the whole a eredit both to China and the universities, but it was advisable that students should be thoroughly educated in China before being sent abroad. Some portion of the Indemnity would be well Spent in providing post-graduate scholar- ships in Britain for graduates of a supported institution.
SINO-BRITISH TRADE.
Londen, Jan. 9.
The t'ainese Charge d'Affaires, Mr. Chao Hsin-chiu, in an article in the Asiatic Review, suggest that it would improve Sino-British trade and trading relations if the same rate of duty was charged on China tea as en Indian. He wonends that the Chinese purchasing power for British goeds would increase it, the market here for Continuing, he urges that it would Chinese products was inere:sed.
British finance and engineering ability benefit both countries if
of interested themselves direitly in the improvement of means
never expand Transportation in China since without this trade c
as it should. The writer thinks the good name enjoved by British goods in the past will faciliste the revival of British export trade
China to something like prewar dimensions.
ITALY AND CHINA.
London Jan. 9.
The Italian Endassy denies Sir Edwin Stockton's statement tha Baly's refusal to approve of the new Chinese customs regulations was in anywise connected with the Austrian warships. 11 says the only question, involved related to three steamers belonging to the Lloyd Triestino. The controversy has been referred to arbitration.
OBITUARY.
London, Jan. 9.
The death is announced of Sir Henry Conway Belfeld, K.C.M.G.
and Oxford. "Born in 1555 Sir Henry was educated at Rugby
He entered the Selangor Civil Service as a magistrate in 1884 and on the federation of the Malay States in 1896 was appointed Sest Commissioner of Lands and Mines also chief examiner in the Malay language. He acted as British Resident of different states on several occasions and also as Resident General of the F.M.S. He went on special missions to labuan and Brunei. also to the Gold Coast and Ashanti to report on land tenure. Subsequently, in 1912, he becarne Governor of East Africa Protectorate and in 1914 High Commissioner at Zanzibar. He retired in 1918 and settled in his home
Devonshire. 1
BILLIARDS.
night between place last
the Catholic Men's Club and the R. G.
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deacty,
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On FRIDAY, 126. SATURDAY 18th & SUNDAY, 14th at 9.15
POPULAR MATINEE, SATURDAY at 5.30 p.m.
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PRICES:
HONGKONG FOOTBALL
ASSOCIATION.
The Coming Interport Match. meeting of the Hongkong
$3, $2 & $1.
Booking at MOUTRIE'S.
interport match.
tine (Club) and Chan Kwong- crowd expected to turn up at the Burnett, Ip Kab. Osborne, Valen-
It was decided that Hongkong would play in blue.
There were to be three matches yiu. with the view to a selection cl the Colony's representatives at the interport, and it was decided that the first of these in which the ser- vices would be participating. e held this Saturday,
A navel man a-ked it it was in
et
Shield Competitions. Eleven teams entered for the season, Shield Competition this against fifteen last, while for the A friendly illiard match took Captain's Cup Competition. Fotball Association was held at
Junior Competition which makes the Misteria Barracks last evening, The Captain's competition... J. Wilton presading, suptended that the Services be included its debut this seas ten teams
Corad. Dunglas in the selection for the interport have entered. A. Sergeants" Mess on the former's played at Fanling on 6th, 7th nad
ported by Lt.
which the Hon. Secretary 4th it.
It was decided to play the first was won by Map H. 13.
Hamilton, N. and Lt. Thornton, to premises,
replied that MO Games had round on Saturday 20th inst. The Men's Club,anly. Mr. A. Leach aid Mr. J. The Catholic
been subgaitted to bim draw resulted as follows:- The Sertetary, Mr. FT. James, issing the services of their best Hooper, all of whom seured to Vice Presidents.
Senior. letter from Mr. P. H. Yend player Mr. P. J. Wynne, lost the waking a replay cesty. The match by 27
points. Scores
Holoak in which the latter ex pressed his inability, on secount ci ill-bealth, to accept the iovitu tion of the Asseristica to be a member on the Reception Com. mittee in conection with the fertherming Interport fixture with SENDEBAT.
was divided between Maur H. Gandy and Mr. A. Leach. Mr Hug did not enter for the
HOCKEY.
A. G. A. Gard Taylor.. Harmon
C. Men's Club. s1 Villa .100 Brown
archard
100 Pi
42 100 Hall
63 100 Richards 57
Tribe Hunt
-19 Gregory
59 James
200 100
4:0
Club v. H. K. S. R. G. A. The following will represent the Hongkong Hockey Clabat. Faited
of
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462
2
as possible Service players in the fixture. He was not aware that the Services were exchdel from participation if they had the right
me.. The wish of the Shanghai
Durban v. Titania: Tamar
the following bres:— Hawkins: Club v. Kowloon; and
Ambrose, Police, R.G.A., King's
and South China,
Junior.
players was that the real team should be made as representative of the Colony as possible. In these matter they were largely guided No record having been kept off by the wishes of the Shanghai, v -imilar trupby being taken to players.
It was arranged to play at Joseph's, R.G.A. and Marazion. Shanghai in the waterport fixture
12, it was Dew
Ambrose v. Titania: Hawkins United A.C.; Byes.-South
China, Kowloon, King's, St.
The claim for points against the
as the team Police for not turning out in a. Port is ex- League match on Saturday, Dec.
derided that feast three trial games before the fing be mar for the Chinese New Year. Bower, occasion so the design. "consisting from the Northern classical Murray H. ( England, Boy, Nof two brizontal blue and one rected to arrive on Friday, Feb-23rd, put forward by the Tamar
Harmon É. A played Mr.
Services B. C. to day at a p.m. successfully Plak in voleures—-3. splendid game and necomplished strokes which are seldom exrept in first class billiards.
stre
H. & S. BANK.
Dividend and Bonus.
seen Exen-, Rev. EW H. Macto. E
The Directors of the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. announce that, subjeet
4. R. Mitchell. 1. D. Evansympt: F. Sebnepel, R. 64" Woodward, F. H. Hotions and St G. I Clark.
WHEN WINTER COMES.
as
the
white stripes with the initials ofruary 15th. the Association in the centre, was approved by the meeting,
The Chairtons very kindly under" took to have the day made at his own expense.
their
was upheld and the Police F.C., The Hongkong Club have kindly was fined $5. consented to loan
ground The question was raised about cancelling and stand for the Interport games the irregularity of
trial games. League matches, but the meeting and also for the Should the Shanghai team stay upheld the decision of the Secre
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In regard to the question of bad- in the Colony long enough it has tary where the circumstances des, it was suggested that a esp|been decided to play a represent warranted the cancellation, the
guliative match; a match versus the Clubs concerned being so inform Pirkettes are just as help-or a blazer badge and
medal bepresented to each of services and probably a matched.
It was brought to the notice aulit, ful in w.nter
the winners and runters up. Lt. versus South China.
The tearns for the first trial of the meeting that the Hongkong the Dividend and Bonus for the hot weather. As gently
game which is due next Saturday Club had played.Angus in a Lea- half year ending sterember nature they restore fularity. Thornhill seccaded the Chaienna's
o the Club ground, kick off 4 gue match without the written mulate the liver, hanieh bili proposal sad it was unabimously 19 will be:
adopted.
consent of the Police F.C., and ousness and headaches, purify
p... are: ither augets discussed were in
(Blue) Swan; Gerrard and Chan the Secretary was instructed to Valuable for the re- The breath. lief of colds, rel even better for restard to the programmes and the
S Melaren, Stewart and Leung communicate with the Clab
Chui Kwong-yeung, this matter. preventing them by keeping the gate-mesus at the trials.
these sources the Association hoped Yuk-tong: Of system clear end, healthy. cherpists, or pan free at 60 cents to obtain enough funds to defray Forsyth, Begg, Dr. Valentine and
It was England,
(White) Hill; Smith and Grant, Williams the costa of the lubetion. 1.400.000, the vial from
and Post;! Medicine Co. E Kianes Road. stated that additional accommoda.
tion would be provided for the big Morrison, Hadson 2,200.000 Shanghai.
Dividend per share.
Bonus in addition to Dividend £2
per share.
Add to Silver Reserve
Funil
Write of Bank Premises Carry forward to next year, about.......
A Day at Home.
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MUST BE IN THE
COAL BUSINESS!
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