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A prominent resident of Hongkong, journeying to

THE CHINA MAIL.

appears that almost every day out- - -... rages are perpetrated in some part of the province, by which lives, are saorificed, property stolen, and at tines houses burnt to the ground in puro wantonness. In addition to this,

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NEWS OF THE DAY,

A Chiurso resiling at Lower Lasonar- Rosi died on Monday from a self-adminis tered ovarjoso fapiam,

THE FULL COURT.

Today's sitting-

The Full Court of Appeal, consisting of Sir Havilland da Saumarce, the

TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1913,

DRAGON BOAT FESTIVAL.

"GARAGE OWNER SUMMONED.

That

At the Magistray this morning bafora Muck interest was manifuated yesterday. Hasland, T. 1. Nichol, garage owner, to the Dragon Bust races at Aberdeen, which, in spite of the very bad weather, was summoned for driving a moter car ware witnessed by large crowds of Chinco, during prohibited hours at Abardson. Day numbering some thousands. A gand num.fendant informed the Magistests that her.

the Fuisno Judge, Mr. Justics Kevin, races. Many went by Launch to Abordeon was naar ons aalock when. Aberdeen was

The cargo of raw silk shipped by the Chief Justice, Sir W. Recs Davies, and bor of Europeans xl journeyed to sea the left the city about twelve o'clock, and ib

We're saked to state that there is no

sat this morning and continued the harbour which was surrounded by hun.

dreds of fabing and trading jonkä, * of appeals. hearing of

A SOLICITON's netza.

His Excellancy the Governor, Com. modere Anstruther, Conimander Basil Taylor (the Harbour Master) and others witnessed the racing which took place with

The housing was continued of the casu in which Mr. G. K. Hall Brutton, solicitor, was concerned. It was the greatest during the aftergoon Thore prest against the order made on the were six events, in nach of which thre

Each boat was manned by about álty men

reachod. The roads were bad, and it wa impossible to turn the car. Accordingly, he turned the ear off the road and remained theris till six o'clock. Inspector Simsa that care couk turn on the Jubiles Rouk.

A fue of 95 was inflicted.

ordinary trade is being greatly inter-is. "Amazone" which left this port on fered with, as Chinese business men, May 8, was delivered in Lyon on Jans 7. though otherwise ready to supply the! waats of the inland towns and Feropoas, while waiting for a launch on It has been reported to the polles that villages, are unwilling to run the risk Sandy morning at Queen's Statue Wharf, of sending on their goods, because of either lost or had his basket of bathing the frequent attacks by pirates or star stolen from the pier. brigands. We do not believe we rated in the least, and we are quite certain we are stating the truth with restrained soberness. What then? Is this sort of thing to go on intermin. ably. Is this the outcome of the Bay has informed the police that whữa ho A ring boy employed at the Circus at Republican Government, from which was in the ring, some one entered the so much te? Does Rodraming cost and stole a box belonging to him for an account of the applicant, and cellency the Governor and the Chi Wo throughout. There will be a matipoo Co

hira which contained clothing and other articles to the value of $00.

England, has instructed us by letter to send to her periodically tive over stated the case or exagge- truth in the statement that the Campagnie application on the part of Leung Shiu gaily caparisoned dragon boats participated. Several large sized bottles of WATSON'S YE OLDE ENGLISH LAVENDER WATER. She adds :—

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DEATH OF CAPTAIN OUTER- BRIDGE.

Kong, that the bills of fees, charges and and urged along not only by the swiftly disbursements delivered to the applicant playing paddles of the decapants but by in the matter of the öriginal jurisdiction the hoarse shouting of their respective sation, be referred to the Registrar to supporters and the denfe ing charging of Ronga. Thanks to the excellent_strange- be taxed, and that Mr. Brutton give awments made and superintended by faspectos it for all some of money zoooived by Sims, no accido ts occurred. At the close, money prize were pesouted by His Ex refund what (if anything) he may sp-Company. pear in auch taxation to have boun orez- paid and that the registrar tax the posta) of reference sad sertify what shall The annual meeting of the Chinese be found to be dus to or from either Recreation Club took place on Saturday party in respect of the bill, and the afternoon, when a good attendance as cost of the reference to be charged. if presided over by Sic Kai Ho Kal. "It was | payable, according to Statute. the first meeting of its kind, and the report Mr. M. W. Slade, E.C., Instructed by and accounts showed a satisfactory state of Mr. J. Scott Hamion, of Miners. Den affairs." The accounts were adapted on the .. Looker, Deacon and Harston, sp. proposition of Mr. To, seconded by Mr. poared for the appellant; and Mr. O. O Cho Fo Mio. Sir Khi Ho Rai afterwards Alabaster instructed by Mfr. Beader roiled a partent of the late Mr. Wong Harris, of Messrs. WRkinson and Grist,

for the respondent. Po Shea, who met his death by drowning during the course of the Recreation Club's inquatic sports lo September, 1911.

publicanism mean that a low of the larger cities are to be kept în fair order, by hosts. of uniformed men and officials, whilst the nusses of the people in the country, foreigners, and trade aro left to take care of them- selves, which means that they are at the nercy of the annumbered banditti, who, like beasts of prey, are ever on WILFORD-At Cardiff, on June 8th. the look out fir an opportunity to gorge themselves, at the expense of others. Instead of allowing the thirty or forty thousand uniformed troops to idlo within and around Canton, long-

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL. ing in barracks, or doing a bit of drill, an effective Government 'would see to

King David, the potentute of Uganda, MEMO. FOR TO-MORROW,

it that these were apportioned under which is under British East African pro- Noon-Meeting of Canton Insurance the instructions of the different dis-tectorship, is, aking a three montia tour

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lu England.

SARAH CATHERINE WILFORD, the beloved mother of F. C. Wilford,

MEMO FOR TO-DAY. 9.15 pm.-Circus and Menagerie at

'Causeway Bay-

The Clins Misil

HONGKONG. TEENDAY, Jexz 10, 1013,

WHAT IS THE REPUBLIC DOING?

triet magistrates, who would then set them to work to arrest these robbers,

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News has been received in Hongkong of the death of Captain Outerbridge, who for many years.

acmmander of the

Tan, which was on the run between Hongkong and the Philippine Islands. Captain Outerbridge was taken seriously

THE HIPPODROME ÄND CIRCUS.

Despite advprad weather, there was a large audience at the Chene last night to son an entire change of programose. The new items were all greatly appreciated as they "wore all of axcellent "quality

inofum afternoon at the usual hour. Tə- night, the

now programme will be sepented.

THE TEN COMMANDMENTS..

NOVEL TITORY OF APPLICATION TO ANIMALS.

The natural history of the Tan Cuine

mandments was the theme chosen by Mr.

at Iloilo, and Mrs. Outerbridge, who lives at Kowloon, was summoned to her Thompson Seton for one of his husband's sido in the Philippine port. The faccianting talks about animals at the Mr. Alabaster, submitted that the saptain, who was very popular, and had a | Esline Hall. Bie theory was that the jilgment was correct. There were large number of friends on the China Coastmandments were fundamental, Law zually only two points at issue." One Count, was the commodare of the fleet, and applying to apinals as well as man. Four was whether they were entitled to taxa his death on Sunday will eroso regret to of the Commandments outlina man's daty tion of not-and that was decided in his be felt by the may people to whom to God, and the other sit man's daty to favour the other was whether Mr.ho was known in Hongkong. It is under man, and Mr. Seton began with the "lower Ketten eind bring in a supplernortäry stood that Capt, Outerbridge was suffering six." account, either by a new bill altogether, from inflammation and was in so serious a or by new items added in the old bill-condition when, ho arrived in Iloilo that it and that was also decided in his favour. was thought advisable to put him ashore, The President asked if the fact that another captain being despatched to bring

was epiled to taxation was not seri. the ship back to Hongkong- ously contender:

Sir Louis: Dans was to hand over the

M. Slado said it was not-from the and so make it possible for the country Lieutenant Governorship of the Punjab very beginning. He said "If you are people to live in peace. At any rate,ourt, and leave Simla on May 2 for solicitor and client b

to. Mr. Odwyer on May 26 at Bamicspring to tox..we can bring in our proper something drastic must be attempted Bombay.

before the Republican Government can claim to be an improvement on the Manchu misrule of the past.

NEWS OF THE DAY.

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On Saturday last, Mr. Arnold Brugs of this P.W... Malacca, was entertained

Mr. Alabaster said it was challenged that he was intilled to taxation at all,

SEX CONFUSION.

Source of Suffragette Movement.

and as the question of the twelve months To celebrations of Mothers' Day" arose be was confronted with three in New York were chiefly remarkable for at dinner by his friends and colleagues classes of special circumstances. The the unanimity with which the militancy at the Railway Host House, as a result first was what they submitted were over

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The first he called the law of obedience to all properly const ited anthority, and world. He instanced the barn door fowl's claimed that this was in force in the animat peremptory command to her chicks when she feared danger, and the severe eloating the puma gives her cube if they fail to obey her.

"I have soon," said Mr. Soton, the deer

give a warding to her young when s wolf was sighted so that they might in stantly lie down, end if they do not obey trouble begins."

WIDOW FOR LIK.

Next, de animals recognies the law against murder? Of killing their own kind Take, for instance, a lot of rattlesnakes and there is amazingly little among animate. pot them in a cager than put another rat- Elesnake in and they will not touch or his transfer on promotion to the charges; the second were blunders, and of the women's dufrage movement we strike at it, but the moment you put in P.W.D., Penang, Mr. Bruyn's genial dis- the third was an entire contract with the donounced a marking a decided lower another kind of soaks they will strike it

'immediately. This due not to rescuing Wass the Manchus were over- Mr. Archibald Rose, Assistant Chinesaution has won him many fricadsolicitors, practically to see Loung shiuing of women's ideals the world over.

In a manifesto issued by the National of course, but to the doop-laid instinct to preserve the species bammered in by mueb throw and the now form of Go-Secretary in Peking. has taken up the galt nationalities and he will be Kong through the whole action, and that

mach spissed in Malgen.

the respondent could not afford to, quar. Aunciation Opposed to Woman Sufragotribaiation. Cannibalism will wipe out y vernment set i, named for the hour Fee-Comulship as Hankow.

gel with his solicitors halfway through. Mr. Arthur S. Dodge, the president, mace: that is why this instinct for preser Republican, short-sighted enthu

He could not ask for taxation before, emphatically proclaims her conviction vation ie so strong.. The news has been received githe Among the roquat arrivals in Kuula and that, had been beid to be speelt that sex confusion is the source from siasts shouted Joudly that the night duth in London on May 12 of Mr. J. Lumpur are Mr. and Mrs. Pearson. Mr. circumstances. The only other point was which has sprung the cry for woman' of misery that had hung so heavilyn, of Memes, Heid. Evans and Co., and the Governor designato olt Whether the other, de, could put thomsaffrage "The keynote of the manifesto

Shanghul, &

British North Borneo. It is understood on terms. They said Wo will oppose sounded in the fallow passage— over the people had passed, that a

that he will pass the next year or to your application for taxation, unless you new dawn was breaking, and that Tientain has now a Indy dentist the FM., Ceylon and Hongkong in presently a cloudless day would arise the frat tine in its history-fis 0. Ney, der to gain further administrative upon. China. Of course experienced who has a diploms from the College of before taking up tris permanent

appointment in Borneo. Dentist y, Paris, having taken up practice persons knew that something more

at 18, Rue Milon. than mere 'change of rulers was need- ed before the social and political life of Chinn could be changed, abuses erndicated, cruelties suppressed, and a really new and better organized system of government inaugurated

...We are asked to state that with regard to the services is St. John's Cathedral in nection with the German Celebrations

the German Consulate.

caide for reserved wests are to be hed at

SPORTING.

Billiards.

The match between 87th Coy,

concedo what we claim to be our right, and we base our right on the alleged agreement.

Thera is more immodesty, in dress more lovenous in conversation, and more impropriety in dancing than has ever been knoyn, to American people either in so-called Society or among those who are

The third commandment Mr. Seton de fined as the principle of morality and purity, and be declared that whenever the the species that was polygamist in defence species that was "monogamist confronted of its kind "It wing every time. Our reason for this was that the monogamiat young have two strong and wise guardians to protect them, whereas the polygamist and she the weaker of the two.

Animals on the highest plane, such as wolves and foxes, were anaogardists. though Bir. Soton exounted the Britla's fox. Such animals, he said, even if their pourg, never forget each other. young forget them and they forgot, their

The animals in the highest scala pan

The President said there was a fur. ther contention that they were. as of in other conditions. Baied these reveng have only one protector, right, entitled to send in a further bill."lations of the lowering of women's ideals Mr. Alabaster replied that the general and conduct there is the same reason that principle that a solleitor was bound aetates suffrage disturbance." by his bill. There was no doubt that ars. Dodge especially denounces the bill was delivered, and he would con- costumes worn by Suffragettes at recent tend that it was a solicitor and client parades with the deliberato design of bill. If the aplicitor delivered the bill, making their sox the basis of an appeal for life, and so far was this principle carried he was bound by This caly Timedy to men to grant them the suffrage. After by the American ila moose, that if the

declaring that the suffrage disturbance mate was killed it ir mated again in in plain words a sex disturbance," group of birds than the pigeon on the face The reason why there is no more successful Mrs. Dodge proceeds: One morning in of the earth is because they maintain the New York, I heard a young woman, dis. highest monogamous standard. coursing with great eloquence on how she

ANIMALS AND PROPERTY,” and her sisters could improve the man Caming to the Third Commandment zers and morals of men if they wereThou shalt not steal "—Mr. Seton said given the ballot. "That overing this same that the instinct for property among girl was at a fashionable dance. She was animals was very strong, originating in the

posession of food, gowned in an extremely decollete fashion,! To illustrate this instinct, Ms. Beton and the way she danced and hora berself told how, when he was in Alasks, a certain was suggestive, to say the least. I do not wolf de-seven-ighthe wolf and, unes believe that this girl ever realised that,

eighth Equimaux dogtied to hully the while her vote would be powerless in an fed one of the smaller dogs hem the lig other d gain the team. One day Mr. Feton

showing what wern the omissions.

Answering the Puisno Judge, Mr. Alabaster said that the rompondant did not elair to reduce any item which had been allowed.

So the issues have clearly proved.

Five further cases of "Pague were (A) and Stad, and Departmentals was the had was an application to the Court Whatever may have been the failings reported today, three of which were aimed at the Soldiers Club last night in of the old monarchy, and they were no from Tui Yuan Street, another frem Cap

fotel One case ente from High Street, nnection with the Volunteer-Challungs neither fow nor small, it would seem bont at Shuukiwau, vi two were found that, up to the present, nothing bet-in dlus strecty. ter has been established to take its place. If we inok abroad, there is

Mr. Lewis, of Mea-r, Jobrena, Stokes and Master, applied at the Magistracy to the lawlessness of the brigands, the day for the rearing of a ca in which depredations of the pirates, the wild man had been charged with latructi desire on the part of private persons The Bench thought the defendant had not to seek and gain personal revenge for understand the charge and the appllanti supposed or real insults some of which liave been cutatanding for years, the divisions of the people into sections, each seeking to realise its own ideal,

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Their Lordships reserved judgment.

MURDERER DIES IN PRISON.

Inquest This Afternoop.

The Bret pair ware Fient. Colonel W. H. Usher Smith, Staff and Departmentale and C. Q. M: Sgt. Walers, 87th Cóp, RGA, (4) The game was slow and not very interesting: Waltem, had a fair lead at fun, but alter reaching about 120 could not score for some time so that at 150 Clonel Smith was in front. Walters pints. Breaks, Simit, 10, 14, 13. WAL bid bad fuck sad, was well beaten by 31

Mr. F. A. Hazeland, Firat Magistrate, election, the cut of her gown, the man dog bullis, and sf or he was" "fall" gare em, 11, 10. Scores Colonel Usher held an aquest at the Victoria Prischner of her dancing and the words of her him a bone, which the small day being un Snilth, 200; C. Q. M. Egt. Walters, 169. this afternoon on the body of a convict conversation could have tremendous able to eat at the moment, buried in a wood. slow, the players wore 0. 8. 31. Tatton, pine, Islands.

The ascond game was much like the rat.nazed Paquin, natiris of the Philip-infione for good among her friends, The big wolf-dog smelt this bone out and 87th Coy., R. G. A. (A) and Staff Sorgt,

hoth zien and women, and thus through deg tore at once to the spot, and standing made tracks for it, whereupon the little Mes. A. H. Abbas, J. M. Wong and out the whol vanmunity. Recent pura over it. dared the bally to touch it, a fest Worawick, Staff and Departmentals. WorK R. Forde were sworn in as jurymen.ders offered the spectacle of women de of crurgo, which nothing less than the wick soon ran up a good land, at 50 being Mr. Pierpoint, Chief Worder, said that manding the ballot in order to put down | prospective loss of his property c ́uld have 21 in front, increasing this to 41 at the the deceased was received into prison the social, evil and vice of all kinds ap-inspired. The big dog walked away—"* an 100 mark. Talton seemed unable to play on January 19th, 1905, under sentence pearing in support of their demand in instinctive recognition of the law of pro- his. best game and at 150 was 42 in arrear. of death for murder, which was after-costumes that aroused natural resent- Mr. Beton, observed that all snímala Warwick on chaily in the end, by 64 wards nominated to incisorment for non among way set of ladies and gentlo mark their property so that they know it pointe. Brentz, Wonswick, 14. Tatton, 12.

men." Seures-Stall Sergt. Wolszik, 200

5. M./falion, 14), annas obra

Revice's Tunnapia correspondent states that he mission of the ex-Minister Financo to tong cong for the disposal it seems clear enough that there is of Yunnopilus reported to be fail, little improvement, if any, when Discontut le luken out among the loca compared with the older rule. With-

Ididry ones-unt of non payment of wages, Some apprehension is felt. in the last two or three months, two-steamers, flying foreign flags, Chinese newspapera popost that. Mr. dave been pirated, and each attack. C. Tong, Director of the Chuinem Trīs made in the same way. It surely israph Station, Shanghai, and Superinten

Dr. MeKenny said, that the deceased: „Mre." Dodge Cangues that the liberty suffered from heart trouble, and yesterung girls have succboiled in securing possible to prevent pirates taking appointed Suprintendent of Telegraphs of Bont of Telegraphs of Kiangsu, has been

The next game brought Staff Sergi, day we hud an attack from which he from the watchful eye of chaperons dun passage as ordinary passengers, and Fukien and Cacking The Facancy at Fuster. Staff and Deportmantals and Fergh. died. The heart, is revealed by the been turned by finir condust into some then showing thenuselves in their true Shangital in Lo be lied by Mr. Yaar Chang-Hails, 87sh Cay.. R.GA() to the tabs at our own home thing perilously skin to licence Sho colours, and working out their un secretary of the Ministry of Com. This game was a improvement on the maste of fatty degeneration, and original purposca, not stopping at life uunication.

preceding on on and considerably enlivened this was the cause of death. matters. Foster was in excellent formad soon, resched⋅ BU with # lead of 28 points. At 100 he was 10 to the good and he stared his next 50 while Heath anda 15. Scoring to his pointe su esay winner by 82 points, practically ensuring bis fesco a ter 17, next roand. Breaks, Fuster, 17, 1717 11, 11, 11, 10, 10. Heath, 14, 11 Scurostaff Berg. Foster, 200; Sergt. Heath, 118.

or property. The Government should

Sir Charles hot, principal of Hong take more effective steps, or there kong University, arrived in Shaughof

Wm. Powell, Id. will be panie umongat passengers, the dra-inst, by the Fierich niall of a large inungber of fair Breaks Fostar man

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summer to study the language Six Charis Eliot is an excellent list, and since his ppointment has best arnestly oug gad in stadying Chinese particularly Uantonese.

A verdict of death from natural causes

was returned.

ALLEGED MISAPPROPRIATION.

perty."

for their own, kevárally by adding their odour to it lave seen cases of wolven,

other merk; but it only applies between and beard of cases of foxes, reoretine rach

the axe Apecies. A wolf will not respect

the property of a for, and vice vetan. ***

AN OF FALSE WITSERLE

Extremely interesting were Mr. Feton's congludos. It is a pathciojoval fact third womens no ́s sex must respect and statements concerning the observation rovere the diving mission of

false witness. An ambitious young bound am ng animals of the law against bearing which is motherloo. The momcat tres or wolf who gives went oh a laiss trail is trage, distort, and deny the purpose soon diseradited, no farther attention being for which they are born, they become paid to his word. chickens and drones. Misdirected gover. Dealing with the Omma-dment

metting ment is a budi-thing, hot misurected sex

forth, man's duty to God, Mr. Soton mid ho found no rec

among animals of iy a malíonal tragedy which, if it be not

recognition A uporior baina, bet he gave some extra-

Notable social. Içaders, us New York in desperation throwing themselves on the

At the Magistraay this afternoon before clicked, will degenerats tas race. ordinary instances of wild anima o and birds Mr. Melbourne further evidenco was takon in the base in which S. L. Josophengree with Mr. Dolgo and declare that protection of men med

Ha-himself had wi, named a wild pigeon.

another, vocasion a wild hard chased by n′′ weasel Bought safety between his own fe He thought this proved recognition of. superior baing ou the part of animals fiz extremis.

and tide will be seriously injured. way to Peking. It is the intention of Bir Charles to stay to the Capital during the Recently, Mr. Bunbury's house and college were looted by a band of rob bers, and though from the published

La charged with the misappropriation of the belaviour of ineu in Society it chased by falcons refuge on the md- accounts there does not appear that

sums amounting to $3,036, the monies of Amerien shows that they largaly have dle of his companion's horse, while on sɔrians personal-harm was attempted

The Sist and D partmental now hold Measts. Michael and Company, Cebu, lout their respect for women. THE EDWARD DISPENSARY,or oftered, the condition of the coun- We ouderstand that rangements the big load at: 217 posts, the total potres Mr. Lowin, of Mines Jobuson, Stoken try must be more than unsatis. being made for the purchase by to being Staff And Dentimentale, 1000 and Master, oppcanal in support of the O. KAMMING & Co., LD,

Canton Navigation Company, Idro 87th Coy, 1.0.4; JAN 783,

praecution, and Mr. J. Grist, of Meners CHAMBERLAIN'S PAIN- BALM, factory, when such an outroge can astered in Canton, of the well-low

HAEMATOUCH of rheumatism, or a twingo of Chemists and Druggisis

be attempted nad perpetrated ingon | french steamers Paul Dean and Charlos

BM Douglas, sub-accountant of the A neuralgin, whatever the trouble i Tardonis. The stoomers; if purekinaed,"

International Bank, give evidenco ru Ubambarisin' Pain Belm' driven away the garding certain book entries, pain at once and odres the complaint

* quickly. First spplicatico give relief: | BOWEL COMPLAINT IN CHILDREN, Mr. VW Daute coutinuing is When a bottio of it is kept in the house the URLSG in Nammes on evidence, sold the book produced was pain of barns and welds may be promptly Disfch for any annatural \UBISG months mothers stated that it contained a record of all and we lings promptly foluend. In fact, this was serious res handed for him by the Jolindant, Clin felleved, cuts, and bruises quickly, henied incocess of the child's towels. Whou given noted and spent by dstondant most innovary family build be okoz and Diashoes Bomedy cataly for the household illi to just oh an em2, bebas of Michael and Co

gravida) with For sale by all Camisis be depended upon For mlo by all and Bléreknepo

PRICES.

PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY

DISPENSED.

GREAT REDUCTIONS IN abiding foreigner within five ply between Honigkong, and Canton miles of the largo city of Canton, witch is supposed to be well in the gle of the officials The English thile never sees the hundred and one reports which

Appear in the Butive press, from which it frequently

Pure Decks Patent Medicines, écol 624, QUEEN'S ROAD HONGKONG,

Hongkong, July, 20, 1812,

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Association Football.

at present. Captain Maribal and An invitati luas been and to those Chipt will continue to be in command interesteri In loen Association football esageries Castonmuusce, will be YMCA Rooms to-morrow evoling at Ir. Kwok Yil Ting, sub manager for the to attend a meeting the Burian ned by the new compong in the poet, o'clock. The business will be manager in Hongkong, with offices focusider the advisability of forming

"Hongkong Football Amcointion. De Virus Bond Cintral

Wilkinanu, Grist, defunded.

may

he avoided. Chamborisin's Colin

Late and Bedenkeepers