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General Memoranda.

SUNDAY, Oct. 13 -

9m.-Excursion to Macne.

Monday, Oct. 14 se General Bliday. TURDAY, Oct. 15 -

Non-HE. C. & M. Steamboat Co.'s

Morting.

5.30 am-Organ Recital in St. Johas

Cathedral.

FRIDAY, October 18:- "

simplest applications of the elementary school is given to industries of the district. There are. fourteen highor grade institutions under the direct control of the Department of Educa tion, in which a very complete tram ing is given in the subjects required in commerce, industry, and agriculture. At the head of the educational system are the Imperial Universities, which ara now very completely organised and equipped. The Imperial Univer- sity of Tokyo has six colleges namely, those of Law, Medicine Engineering, Literature, Science, and Agriculture, and, in addition, has university hall for graduates. The University of Kyoto has a College of Law, two colleges of Medicine (one in Kyoto and the other in Fuknoku)

■ College of literature and a Engi- neering. The colleges of Engineering are especially well equipped, and their arrangements and methods will com pare (says Engineering) very favour ably with similar institutions in other parts of the world. No wonder that so few engineering students now require to go elsewhere for the theoretical sile of their training. When they do go, it is usually to gain further practical experience in works A considerable number of the best students are sent abroad for study, and these are generally teachers or

TYPHOON WARNING.

The following tal gium (was) zooolved from Manik at the American Consulate General to-day at 10 a. to.

Cyalone or typhoon W. of Balintang Channel moving Wal

A PLAINTIFF WHO IS ILL,

Claim for Damaged Furniture.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21 1912

OBSTRUCIION BY, RICKSK19.

passengers.

As

this wort

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thing

COMMERCIAL

CUSTOM AD YAR Monira Polishwalla and Kotwall, cotioer

rupee

· Replying to Me Malhourus as to previnus.

American ention. convictions, Mr Wodehouse said it was

¿The total exlos, which amount to about very difficult to got to know about their bales only, and which con-fatalme previous convictions. They could and find antky of No. 10 and 18, Aave been book- out if there were any in these cases because ed a reduction of from #1 to #3 par theen men were constantly changing and bale, No. 20 being totally napinsted. Char Daw men came along. It was difficult to the other baud, Bombay market is report- identify the men.

"ed to be much firmer...

the Magistracy ten richahs coolies wore Before Mr D. Melbourne to-day ab

summoned by My P. P. J. Wodehouse for causing an abstraction round the Hoag and yarn brokers in their suport day Übe Kong Hotel and fulling to make was of his 12, state A rather unfortunate asperience occur; red yesterday afternoon to a party Eeron coad North-West of Northern Struck, opposits the Post Office, and Podgers 7th ultimo, per Mail Steamer **Dessabe

[Note-46 1990 tn-day the signals at stands provided in Chater Road, Peddary Our Jast simular was despatched on the gentlemen who were out for a trial spin Lucas travelling West-south-west, bas test, opposite the Hongkong hotel, since when there has horri no chuang in the In the motor-launch Dixie. A good start later message was roosived at the Harbour

Mr Wodehouse said that the men would condition of car market, which cousins, or was made and avorything went satisfac-Ofice from the Observatmay, that the torily until Castle Peak Bay was roached, ghoon gave signs of travelling Wet not keep their stands but rushed in far as fresh business is overard, comme

the disturbaros rrash Hongkong between trums in ordar to get pletely demoralind. when a sudden spurt of fame hos up despite the Northeast monsoon now

15 Thìn state of affair in further aggerated sad in a few minutes the launch was blowing it will be emulating the atorma

by the continued advance of burning rapidly. She was immediately that raged over the Colony during October went on all day, it was a nuisance. "exchange and the steady facaded for the short, but when still acmath and 6th, 1994 and November 9th and

distance from it the enginos stopped, and 10th, 1900. E. C.M.] way the pastors, had to jump over the fire making such tremendous head.

board. Luckily a šampon, which was in the neighbourhood, seeing the fire esmo to the rescue and picked the unfortunate men out of the water. Taking the now flaming bull in tow, the sampon succeed- ed in reaching shallow water just as the boat was burne to the waters edge and on the point of sinking. After the fire was extinguished the remains of the hull wore hauled up the beach as far as pos- sible. The unfortunate crew now had to make the host of their way back to Hons- kong and as no boat was available and was getting dark, they proceeded to walk to Chin Wan, a dificult and, dan serous task in daylight but much more so at night. Two the party gave up after several hours walking and proferred to wait for daylight on the hillside. The ethers succeed in reaching Chin Wan Police Station shortly after midnight and

managed to get a telephone messagu through for a lameby to be sent out, which was done this morning and the unfortunates brought to Hongkong. A second expedition was made later to find. the two remaining persons. Mr. Bort Server, an American, and, Mr. T. R. Nicol of the Imperial Hotel, a Britisher, but had not returned at time of writing.

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Mr W. J. Hil, of Taikon, leaves for Hosio 3.15 p.m.-General Meeting of Sant.raduates of the schools under the

holders and Subscribers of St. John's Catedral in City Hall.

direct control of the Education De-to-day by the P. and O. s.e. China on a

holiday trip.. partment. The Japanese not only develop their own institutions, but

9.15 pm.Variety Entertainment and Musical Play. The Cook,' at Thestre Royal, City Endl.

Saturday, October. 19:--

2.30 p.m.-Ministering Chikiren's Les gue Razaar and Fête at Volunteer Hond.

quarters.

9 p.m.--Smoking Concert at Masenie

Clah, Kowloon.

9.15 p.m.--Variety Entertainment and Musical Play. The Cork, as Thestre Royal, City Hal

MONDAY, October 21-

Trafalgar Day (1800),

!

By the English mailboat Miss Andar- they keep themselves informed re-son, of Dundee, arrived to join the benching garding the best that is being done in staff of Kowloon School other parts of the world.

NEWS OF "THE" DAY.

A fire in a fisherman's but at Faikung in the New Territorios, qused 85 worth of

Entries close for Second Division of H.K. damage yet rday. The flames wite ex-

Assoc. Forthall Leamie,

tinguished by the police and the fisher- wan's family.

Torsday, October 29 j

3 p.m.--Property Sale by Mr. Geo. P

Lammert,

WEDNESDAY," October 23:--

Information has been given to the Noon-Canton Foxarance Office Mooting police thrt someone entered No. 3 Robinson

of Simroholders.

The China Mail

Homerono, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1912.

EDUCATION IN JAPAN.

The inarriage will take place at St. Juhn's Cathedral on Saturday, October 28, of Mr William Darison, of Cosmopolitan Dock, and Miss Lily Jean Abbott.

In the Summary Court this maming the action brought by Mrs. Ogilvie, of Kowloon, against Colonel Walton, which has on several coemiour bean butors the Court and adjourned, was again mon tioned. The claim is for 152.67, for damage alleged to have been done to furniture in a flat which defendant routed from plaintiff. The action was adjourned some time ago as the plaintiff had to ga to Japan under medical advice.

Mr. Ruas told the Puiane Judge, Mr. Justice Gompertz, that Mr. Harris was applying to have the case re-instated in the list. Mrs. Ogilvie was still very far from well, and in fact worse than she was before she went away.

His Lordship asked if she was now ja the Colony?

Mr. Russ replied in the affirmative, and added that she bad been advised to

go Horse.

His Lordship: She had better go Home and have the case struck out.

Mr. Harris sald be wanted it to be struck out: that was why he was asking for a day to be fixed.

Mr. Russ suggested a late date, "int order that plaintiff might hare time to recover.

His Lordship fixed the hearing for Wednesday, October 28, at 2 o'clock, subjort to the Sossions having 'concluded by that date.

FIRE ON AN OIL TANKER.

T.K.K. Boat Damaged.

News has reached the Hongkong office of the Toyo Risen Kaisha of a fire which occurred on the 4th instant on board one The death occurred at Peking on Oct.of their oil tank ships, the Soyo Mare, # of Dr. J. G. Gibb of the London Mis- while off Cape Machado, a point on the sion, Death resulted from blood-poison, coast of Malacon. He leaves a widow and two children.

Mr. C. Fairbynther Muson arrived in Hongkong his week from England and has joined the firm of Messrs. Wilkinson ayd Grist, soliates. Mr. Mason expects shortly to be admitted to practics in the

Road in the early hours of yesterday morn jov, and managed to get away with three | lady's" "díambad ringsand other valuables. | Colóny.

to the value of about 21,000, belonging to Mr Kusom-to, the manager of the Nippon Yasen-Haishn

perty.

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ARMS ON A JUNK.

Piralical Outfit on a Tradez.

The hetification was contained in a cablegram and details have not yet come

4 antiadictory, fastors of the situath

Mr Malhoarne muld, it was "TOTY damverous practice, and some one might be filled with these men roaning as they do however is that deliveries are overtak He would fins them #1, eschu

Mr Wodehouse and he was afraid dollar 826 werU DO USO..

MeMalbourne said that if the min OLINO

up again they would be Band.bearily, He had their numbers there, and would keep them for radarence. Their numbers Thad not been taken before.

Later in the day about thirty more coolies were Fund for a similar offence.

CHARGE OF THEFT.

At the Magistracy to-day, Mr. Irving hail before him a young Chinese woman go was sharged with the theft of a gold

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suppakes" and thus approach'yinda stookt in godown, a most basitly sign.

TILA) Smine 2,200 batos

Harald Shaker 20,300 balas, Said but en-delivered in the. Godawa

and in arrivo CQ und Exter

Arrivals Tho Mail Str. Delta" and extra Strs Kawachi Maruandleable "from Bonchay, and Str.“ Delmaza" "Čec

Calcutta have brongbt în 10,539. bales for Hongkong and 6,900 haien for Shanghai, Shipmanbe from Hongkong to Shanghai

&c. 3,000 halas"!

Local Mill--Sales of sanın 200 No. 10 ms. | $125, has some nadar cur notion............

Shangbak-This market is reported quite active, expecially 10 and 19 being in good demand.

Japanese Yarn-No Sale--

Haw Cotton-Bungs Nia Stock... Chinese. 430 small hales sold at $50.00 per pimal.) Stock 600 balès. Quotation Bengal ak (198.00 to $92.00- Chinese A2-$97,00

ratch and chain value $950 from a young man. Afr. Moore, soliciter, sp-$30.00% peared for the complainant, and Mr. 3*1 Davidson, solicitor, represented the de- fendunt. The case was adjourned for bearing to the 15th.

SPORTING.

Crickat.

THE WATER SUPPLY.

Lavel and Storage of Water in Reservoirs in the 1st Clotuber, 1912 1--

CITY AND HILL_DIEŻNICE WATER WORKS

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LEVEL

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: Cytum i. ft, aj in, aliova) 28 this is balan ärenden` Tytom Byggnal 15-29 ft. 2 in. beluw overflow

Ali in below averlux

camera 7. ft. below prazen. Få in, above orettor ] Puigm, 1 15 17 In↑ Loyal with arafow

below overdag

Won Kel Chaoth

A friendly match takes place between the Police and Civil Service on the Folies ground at. 4.15 pin, tomorrow. The fol- lowing will play for Civil Service :--Messrs Mitchell, Biden, Barlow, Les-Jones, Ellis, Hamilton, McKay, Edmonds, Phillipe T

Wilson and Dawso¤.

CSANGENGOWER T. RE.

This friendly fixture will be played to. morrow at 5m. on the C.C.C. ground."

615. below overtim

in a forerton

STRIJAAN GALIDER. in milione anul Amicale.

Titan Brewish com Pstars Intermediate ma Pokfulam Wong Wei Chong s

" Total

DUDE THUNDE

43 45

1012

1.00

$4,06

#7130

875 28.55

Consumption (GƐ wateg in the Oity and Fil-District during the month-of

· The following will represent Craigen- | September 1912 gover-H. B. Tayler, G.-A. Hanek.ption L.A. Rose, R. A. Carvalho, J. V. Brag,

Johnstone, J. D. Norin, W. A. Rose, D. hars, and à. Remedios.

Football.

to hand, but from what can be ratherat. from the brief mossage it appears that the outbreak, origizate in the englan room at 10 p., and that Captaia Tame- taka was able to make Singapore. Pre- sumably the fire was got under, ds. Mr.

Now that the football season is about to Mitsuhas the firm's superintendent commence, the following alterations to the engineer at Hongkong, in response to a playing rules will be of information buth "request" contained in the cable, has left to oficials and player. They are —

Rule 8 said. Hoarkong to superintend the repair of the damaged vessel,

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Consumption per bord?

IGIT

1012. *11.com

17.J FAX.COM

| Katkasted population ma 21.10 21.019

10.0 per dag momentinans &

Coustet supply, in all districts duzing September in 1911.

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Constant supply in all diviziata u 3rd September 1913; -*-

Latermittent su, ply, by. Rider. Haina šu rider main districts from the 4th deptaisber

1912.

KOWLOON WATER WORKS LEVEL.

TEL. Kowloon Gravila, 1 © PL, zin.

It. 3 in "Rokeriäiti," l'abavaziversjaw, below ovados

KTIMAUT HALIMEN

In millions and dosiscale,

X-wloon Gravitation

3911..

B14.50

1912.

2,10

Consumption of water in Kowloon

during the month of September 1912.

SAIL.

Int2.

The goalkeeper may within his own The Soya Maru, a 10,000 bost, is half of field of play, "uso his bands, but between most of the Far Eastern ports shall not be charged except when he is a sister ship of the Buyo Maru, and plies shall not carry the ball: The goal keeper with oil in bulk. So far as is at present bolding the tall, or obstructing a

18.17 11 gallon known none of the crew was injured. opponent, or when he has passed outside Camaration per head

Patinated popaistiem $61,500 31,55

11.11 lon Mr. Mitsuhasti left for Singapore on the goal aro. The galkeeper may be

changed during the game bos notice of such that the water is of excellent quailty.

The Government analyst's reporta show

Several persons who were careless enough to leave their doors and windows When the master of a trading funk open yesterday suffered the loss of pro-appeared before the Marine Magistrate A Chinese resident at Circular Commander Deckwith, R.N., this more Pathway lustigods valued at a few dollars, ing, on a charge of using hus bout. with- and a woman missed from her house out a licence, and having on board aims Elgin Street clothing, umbrellas and other and ammunition without a permit, it was through a trap door cirelessly left un articles. In this case the thief entered stated by the prosecution that-ong of the the sa. Hitachi Maru.

THE thirty-seventh annual report of the Minister of State for education in Japan, which has been sent to us, is at once, in many respects, an in-fastened, giving access to s. common roof. spiration and an example to all who

Professor Wo Niven has discovered

ure engaged in educational work. It a statue as San Miguel Amantia, in Mexico,

implements found on the boat was only used by piraten. The man has twice been before Mr. Irving at the Magistracy, and was remanded to this court.

Bergeant Brazil spoke to bearding the junk at the anchorage at. Tal Ō on September 28, and stated that ho found two muskats, two revolvers, ne jar of

BALT SMUGGLERS' SHOT.

Guriens - Affair at Chung Hand.

In an attack upon a trading junk by another, craft at Chung Hang yesterday

of bullets, one box of percussion cape, jank men in reporting the affair to the gingala and a slash hook. This was police described it as a piratical attack,

change must Brst be given to the referee."

“The new role'rends:

The goalkeeper, may within his own penalty area use bis hands, but shall not carry the ball. The goal-keeper shall not be charged except when he is holding the ball, or obstructing an opponent, or when he has passed outside the goal area. The game, but notice of such change must first be given to the referee."

*0.5.

W. CHATHAM,

Water Auchority-

ILLEGAL POSSESSION OF ARMS.

is not a mere record of good work which. he declares, proves the theory that done, although in this respect it is the first discov rers of America, the mee remarkable when we remember the Mexics, were of Chinese or at least of owder, 581b. of ball wrimusition, twolb. two men were injured, ono fatally. The koalkeeper may be changed during the with being in the unlawful possession of

which crested the ancient civilisation of

Mongolian origin. The statue, which wa found in a tomb, is, it is said, clearly that of Chinese, and must have bone placeri

According to a despatel: received from Vialivostock, Japanese residunta displayed nursing flags on the Friday as was done in Japsa. On Saturday afternoon

short time that Japan has been in contact with Western civilisation; it is full of suggestive ideas, and those

there some 1,500 or more years ago. There in supreme command insist on the

was also evidence pointing to the condo necessity for all the work being of anion that the corpse of which the remaine educational nature, which would lay near was that of a Chiness. develop the powers of the students. On the one hand, special means are taken for the nurture of efficient teachers, so that the teaching staff of every school should be inade complete and perleet, while on the other honour and encouragement are given to all persons of incrit who were con- nected with clication. At the same time profound attention is paid to the moral education of pupils and students Its special development,

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In regard to Rale 9, the International hy deleting the words. "No penalty must Board made an alteration in the footnote

be awarded" and substituting the words

offence is committed.”

A man named Tang Sin Sung" WIS charged before Ma. Melbourne" "to-dog three Winchester rifles, one thoussed

roizide, of Azizanaition, and. 29 boxes of percussion caps, which were found secreted in a false bottomed box's Wing

said he bought the things in London.. Lok Wharf, yesterday. The defendant

Peru. He was fined $150 or six weeks" but afterwards said they came from

imprisonment

THE COOK."

a most uncommon feature, as slash hooks" but from certain admissions which they were only used by pirates' to 'cut down made it would appear that the attacking the rigging of junks under anil. The craft was a salt revenue boat. hook was a long, broad blade on the end The funk men's story is that they were of a seven foot pole, and he had never sailing when a black painted junk bore seen one before among the arms of a down upan' them, and when within a few trading junk. licence, but the name upon it did not at them. Two men on the trading craft Defendant produced, a hundred yards those on board fired shots

The old law read:- correspond with the one he gave.

Neither tripping, kicking, nor jamping The were wounded, and ana succumbed a few | kergeant described the arms in excess of hours afterwards to a shot in his, thigh. at a player shall be allowed. A player (the The pirates, as they are described by the goalkeeper excepted) shall not inten For having excess armas defendant was junk taon, then boarded their boat and tionally handle the ball. A player shall pullon officer tore them away. The fined $250. The second-charge-was-distock-away-a-sum of money-which the men not wo his hands to hold vs pask, en modantion and interest, ie, it is rumoured. Japanese residents are highly indignazt at missed on a technical poiat.

admit they had received for salt smug opponent. Charging is permissable, but i likely to be produced at one of the Landen 13e #ation of the Russian authorities which

ding: Nothing her on the boat was must aut bo-vilent-or-dangerous. Thesires during the present noun. We tached, and this lends colour to the player shall not be charged from behind understand the management bure zliezdy. theory that the black junk was a customs unless he is intentionally obstructing sa entered into negotiations with the Author

opponent.

and Composer to obtain the righta

the Russian authorities ordered the fegs those allowed by the licence.

to be withdrawn and in case of refusal

they consider extremely di-courteous, even

if the Japanese did wrong by displaying tags without obtaining permission: to do

Nagasaki Prese."-

..

It is reported, says the Paking Daily enhnuced by both intellectual and New," that the Minister for Foreign physical education, is sought with Affairs has instituted a new rule that her

THE EDWARD DISPENSARY, assiduity. This is done chiefly be after no men will be appointed to any

C. KAMMING & Co., LD. Chemists and Druggists.

ÚREAT REDUCTIONS IN PRICES.

PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY.

DISPENSED, Pare Drugs, Pátant Medicines, &a. (A, QUEEN'S ROAD, HONGKONG.

Houstonz, July 20, 1912.

THE

cause the great difference between feign office unless they have successfully the present and the past conditions passed an examination in one of the foreign. languses-English, French, German,"

Cuanei1,

"' SQUATTER" FINED.

A Chinese woman was fined $10 by Mr. Irving at the Magistracy to-day for squatting" at Taikokisuf and refusing to take down a shed when ordered by the Public Works Department.

BERIOUS GA- KGE-WITH-

DRAWN

boat:

ROBBERY, "CHARGE AGAINST.

·RICKSHA MEN.

This charming musical comedy of local

For the present production. the entire: furnishing of the stage is being curied out out by Mess. Lann, Crawford and Co which will ensure the half mark of oerfec- tinn. During the evening the fall Ordetés of the Ku

(*) Decision of the International Board. Cases of handling the ball and tripping poshing, kicking, er holding an opponent, and charging an opponent from behind may so happens to be considered anio- continuandhen this inopoly

÷be awarded 25. krany- to-day," two rinkahs coelios, were

**(b) Decision of the Interasional Board. Bandmaster Bloom wiII brought up on a charge of siding and If paye turns so se to face his own goal abotting another Chinese not in custody | when he is tackled, or in obriomaly aware to take from the person of a British blue that he fabout 10 a tackled by an THE INGLISH-LANGUAGE IN

Before Mr. Melbourne at the Hagis-

msy

be charged from behind;

tendants pleaded not guilty, and asserted

**

that the complainant and another saílór at the Magistracy on the Crown withdraw. zgaged them to drive them to the

Safions Canteen at Wanchai and refused The quarterly pois tournamení, ing the praction, Both Mr Lewis and

andre to pay thom. They knew nothing of the the Lot 0.Y.LE MrI D'Almada who defended the accused robbery, they said. The case wan re house's team played commented upon the unfairness of the manded until to-morrow. authorities in detaining the men without hull a h

vening reculled in Yorkshires by bre

of Japan is clearly recognised Not Bussis and Japanese-international Isv. only are its internal affairs now more private. Inw and commercial lawskim † with unlawfully detaining a man in the Tai tobacco pouch, and cigarettes. The det

This afternoon: the leven men charged jacket secun dollars in money, pipe sent, he is intentionally becruating, and complex than ever, but its inter-regulation will be safored as soon as it district for the pursions of obtaining national relations have become a received the sanction of the National ransom were discharged by MrE. &. Irving multifarious and varied, and its inter- Course with other nations more frequent and intimate. Every depart

RHEUMATIC SUFFERERS ment of education. lus received very

A RELIEVED. ckse nttention during the year under RHEUMATIC des are gravated by Db. coli, damp wasther, and many bard review. The text-books have been working, adulereged: people are made

· “BEST FOR A COLDAUT in erant was toten in this, revised, and the most up-to-date miserable during much of the winter and wing months by ren-on of this. Thes

„PAIN IN THE STOMACH. WHEN Yin bare a bad old want gume of the rublier à The idea

the best medicins ohtaíneble an ke Let K.O.XII. Captain, Agg, Captain Tis mat nanaging, as well as fisscreen burn it with ns Title delay palide Typhoon Guide, methods introduced into the schools, suffering may be very much relieved, and

ghton and Lieut. of which there is a great variety, not many as permanently, by applying able to be reodhled with pips in the You will make no mistake if you select ghen out Me:

Chamberlain's Pain Palm and has saging stomach, and there is no need of it one Chamberlain's Cough moly You Are Jervolk only for elementary and secondary the parts with the palm of the hand at cause of haberlain's Colic Criderin in he pleused with the prompt

application. :: This relieves the pain and ↑ Diarrbons B mefy will allay the jain,, Ty education, but also for specialised unes sleep and rout pumble. Pug and it unre hid be bons laced." Bus inte in which it felt I ploosant to the wall R. MEM

bts and is entirely harmloss. For me is and Idot. education in all its forms. While a by all Chomists and Storekeepers

Chemists and Stomkaepezak TOLER

by all Chemists al Storekeepers. L

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