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General Memoranda. WEDNESDAY. December 31-

THE CHINA MAIL,

quite alive to the changes which are proceeding in the condition affecting both railways and shipping, and the macager of one of the larger shipping| lines has recently been in the United | Staten investigating this matter, a

With Enthers he has come to the conclusion that it is not likely that the itinergy of passenger lines from Europe to the Far East will be transferred from the Sues to the Panama Canal route, be cause most of the lines trading be- tween Europe and Far East by the Sucz route toach at valuable ports on the way and tap the India trade, and also because it is only the northerly points that will be brought bearer by the Panama Canal The larger Japanese shipping lines will probably inaugurata cargo services from Europe to Japan through the canal, and also perhaps, trout New York to Japan. The most important effect of the new route, however, is likely to be the development of the Pacific Coast of North Americae Pacific Coast of South America will also benefit A proportion of those vessel which at present trade between Europe, the West Indies, and the Gult of the Mexico will also probably. pase through the Canal to the porta on the western coast of North America.

NEWS OF THE DAY.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.

H.M.S Sandpiper sailed this morning for West River.

Cont coclies, employed on the .s. Kumsang stole two pairs of boots from the third officer's ea bin on Saturday.

The Japanese warship Sazuyz, former. ly the Novik of the Ranian Navy, was recently sold for breaking up for Yen. 55,000.

The British warships in harbour.were. dressed to-day in honcar of Queen Alex, andra's birthday, and a alate was fred

atat acud.

9.30 pm-Austion of Furniture

at Messrs. Hughes and Hough's Sales Rooms.

2.30 p.m--Apotion of Miscellanous Books at Mr. Geo. P. Lammert's Sales Rooms

THURADAT, December 4:-

2.30 p.m.-notion of Blackwood at Mr. Goo. P. Lammort's Sales Rocms.

The China Mail.

HONGKONG, MONDAY, Dec 1, 1813.

PANAMA CANAL AND THE

· PACFIC. COAST.

There will be an Organ Recital by at St. Andrew's Mr. Denman Fall r Church, Kowloon, on the 4th instant ab 0p.m.

Inspector McHardy, of No. 2 Pulics HAUTLER Went by the Government Civil Hospital to-day offering from bron

chial trouble.

CORRESPONDENCE.

THE PARACEL REEFS.

(To the Editor of the Chisa Matt")

Dear St. Seg in endlose you heros with copies of correspondence from the Foreign Office, London, and the Cost Inspector, Shanghai, relative to the tablishment of light, or lightë, in the vininity of the Parmel Beads in the China Sen

1.

valuable assistance in the matter, and

While a Chinese gardener was absent ¡rom his house in Kennedy Road on Bun day a thief entered and stole his sewing | machine, which ha valuem at $20.

A Chinese who tried to smuggle 150 rounds of ammunition into the colcoy from America was ordered to pay a dollar around at the polito court to-day,

There was a big firs inland between

and set Bre to it.

has been requested by the Secretary the Guild to solicit the favour of your I shall be glad it you will be so good as to publish the enclosed communicaticos in an early into of the China Mail."

It is hoped that navigators who are Familiar with the neighbourhood of the Parnois Bool and falands" will "put··for», wed for publication, either under their own names or through the medium of roms-de-plume, auch commenta as they noport of the Coast Inspector at Shang may wish to offer in connection with the

Thanking you in, adyazed for your bo cation is to matter

I am, dess Sir.

Yours faithfully,

L. A. W. BroOKS,

8. --Hazorscy; Agent, “ The Imperial Merchant Service Guild.

(Copy)

Fordgn Offer, Lemulou (No reference as to date given). The Secretary,

The Imperial Merchant Service Guild. Skri

As you were informed in the letter from this office of the 14th ultime, Secretary Sir E. Grey referred in due course to the proper Department of His Majesty's Government your letter January 8th urging again the desirability of light to assist navigation, being established in the vicinity of the Pars cois Beef, Chine Sea.

The Board of Trado have now informed Sir E. Grey that they still consider that the erection of one light in the vicinity would not be of cool value to shipping and that the cost of the erection of suf- ficient lights to ensure safety to`ravigh- tion in the neighbourhood of the 'reef would be very "grons."

VALUABLE LEAD

DEPOSITS.

| DISCOVERED NEAR MIRS BAY,

It is reported that American prospectors have found valuable despite of lee in the neighbourhood of Mira Say, in British territory, and that mines will skorsky

paned up there,

The Board add that the cost of such work could not legally be charged to the General Lighthouse Fund, and they point out the improbability of the Chinese overnment undertaking the work and

fraying the experise.

the us of the Eight would therefore only be in poot to a vessat which happened, to get into range by accident, and is would thus guard only some 20 miles of

danger longth of 80 mlies. Further, I do not consider that a light there would, our full powered ressols to pasm to the frostward of the Paracola, and no regsed low powered ataogers; those are just those bow would be in glined to attempt to make the light and ur incur a greater danger than would have existed in its absences

Engialer in Child who ousters with oplnico ried therein.

Tals despatch has been shown to the

(Signed) W. F. TEX Coast. Inspector.

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL..

The "Eobo de Tientsin:" Isarns that the Ideath bar just occurred in Holland of M- Viegenthart, formerly engineer-in-chief of the Hai-ho Conservancy Commission.

Lieut Taylor, 13th Hussars when officer an daty on the 8th alk, rode sub

brick kiln and shot himself with revolver. The body was found after a long search the next day. He had returned re- oantly to Meerut from leave in England.

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MONDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1919

SPORTING

CRICKET

CE IDEYOOWES v. RG.A Some excellent batting was witnommech in: this longue mstah, played on the Happy Valley on Saturday, the principal feature being a fine was not innings of 102 by Lieut, Bagual, R.GA. Lisa Fys put up

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TEB HARBOUR

COLLISION →

THIRTEEN HODIIS

RECOVERED:

During the week-end the "boller of thirteen Cline believed to have beatr drowned in the collision between the Yau

nicely hit 57, while for Craigengower ferry and a Japancao stemmer in the harbour last week, hard hoòn, mcovered Pestonji made 80,and Carvalho 39. Booren

from rarious parts of the harbour by the Water Pulice Capt. Mathawa, a Hancock, ha Darier

walla

Lisnt. Pra, o Escocok, b Caviary Capt. Crawford, b Pestonji ... Gr. Berry, Caralho Ident. Bagnall not out... Lient. Rampall, b Davisrwalik Lieut. Wiltshire not out... Lisat Taylor-

ajar Currie did not bat. Br. Stanley,

Gr. January

Darine walla Hangook

Pasto

Carvalho

Total

10. Munto... VƏ

aad

| R.,Pastonji, e Orawford, b Bagnall

R. Bana, e Berry, b Bagzall.......

G. A. Hansoek, b Bagnali L. A. Rom, Stanley R. A. Carvalho, b Bagnall E. L, Bags, not out. F. E. Tata, b Bagual... B. F. Davierwalls, not out G. Lace J. D. Notia Maso

Ms. Belilios, widow of a wealthy mer ́chant, has given her house and 150 bighs of land in Howrah to Howrah Municipality upon her death for use as a public library, together with a donation of Rs. 10,000. Bagnall The property is valued at five lakhs of rupees.

KOUGH WEATHER IN CHINA.

REA

Steamers from the south bars expori enced exceptionally rough weather lately The Paempenh, which arrived here a day or two ago, had a particularly bad time after leaving Saigon. Her forcastle head

Stanley

Taylor

did not bat.

Den warumalm, two females, and one s

· 17 chúc of abond" swo yuuw. None of the

bodies hau bawnx identified...

Overs

Stalker

Blackburd

“Kowloon W, InDLANT A RACE OPTICKBRĄCZ This friendly matchiman played at Kew loon/qn-Balandy, an "interpacing|| warga, resulting Bycre

SIDIAN ARMY OSPICESE

The Torrie b Kay 02-|Chapt] : Walker, S. WasseE gon Lan Fulton, h. Kay con

Cal. Walton, e. Barlow, b Kay Capt. Cobb, b. Ra Natalie

... 90

- Sambourne Falmne,

Edwarda Beed

Capt. Parton, not out i... Capt. Hagger Road "Capt. Waits, Rood

Capt. Lindmy, b Capt. Robertson

Kay

Extra

Bood

Robertson

Total (8 wickyte) BOVIING ALATTITS,

...180

1

Mathers"

+

Rospellen 1.

HONGKONG . Tas Nivт,

Total

Extina

BOWLING ANALY

H.-J. Edwarda b White

3. H. Mond, a and b White

Capt. Robertson, e and b W, Kay, & White Tueris,- J. P. Badinson, not out.

B. Roo

8 Whitm

WLA WORDT Imale, b) E. C. Barlow, b White A. W. Saroga, not cut W. Ocwen,

did not

A team representing the China Fleet ossily beat Hongkong Cricket Club on Baturday on the club ground. - Hongkong bathed first and were dismissed for 154, of which Pearce contributed 57, and extras

counted for 25: The six naval wickets | Capt. White.

· La. Torria --- which fell with one exception, produced Lt. Fustom

was smashed in by heavy panu, sad the double figure, Fawestt topping the list L. Ledie. vessel is now in dock undergoing repairs with 777 Hastings took seven naval

wickets for 50 runs. Scores

His Majesty's Minister" at Poling who was furnished with a copy of the earlier respondence with you on this subject, communicated with the Impootor-General of Chinese Maritimo natoms - who, ro- ferred the matter for the coinion of the She was eleven days on the passage up and Coset Inspector at Shanghai. From the had to put into Touraine for coal. It is only of the latte copy of which is reported that several other steamers bare enclosed berowith, you will coacts when obliged to shelter on the Annam he confirms the rigy expensed by the cast owing to the severity of the

Board of Trade, tad, po grand, nasistanos! would be rendered to usvigation by the erection of a light in the neighbourhood of the reef.

I am, Sir, Your moet obedient Sorvanb;"

(Signed) W. Langley.

Sir.

(Copy)

Coast Inspector; Shanghai," be Inspector-General, Shanghaf

(No reference as todaćo given).

Paracels Beef: Question of establish-

NEWS OF THE DAY.

GKONG.~ T.: Fearce, a and b Hasti jen. - AA, Caxton. b. Hinton

0:0. Olazka, Libowo, b Hastings" R. Hankcock, a Fawcett, b Farrier †M. M. Ma^u, cand b Ferguson,

| R. N. Anderson, e and. 5 Hastings

R. P. Thursfield, a Farmer, b Hastings 12. A Chinees passenger on the Facic F. K. Brownrigg, Ferguson, Hastings 11 Mail steamer Kores, who excited the D. E. Donnelley, b Hastings suspicion of an officer searching for contrP. H. Cobb, not out band, was found to have a revolver conceal-

ed in his trousers. As the magistracy thin morning he was fined $75.

A Chinese book living at 144 Welling

Hinton

British Minister in re Copy of forwarded hile he was walking in Kennedy Road at for Coast Inspector's views on subjectam Baturday fire man socossed' hith

The delay in replying theroto is due to and one snatched a bundle of 68 package on attempt which Ba, falled, so far to of cigaretten, worth $59, which he was Farmer... chain particulars of the circumstance marrying.

In a recent issue we directed atten-Takhing and Yuetubing island on Friday tion to the effect of the Panama tight. & firing washeard by passing shipment of light on; Correspondence from ton Street has reported to the Polfoe that Hastings Canal on Far Eastern trade, and it is surmised that robbers attacked a town pointed out that, among other things, the opening of the Caual will make the competition between British and American manufacturers keener than Xmas it has been. Although water has now been lot into the Culebra Cal Bazaar and a small vessel has actually passed

"NOW (PEN

The steamship Licorne broke down near the second bar near Do-king on Thunday, and had to be towed by

Wachow. storm-launch to

She will probably have to be towed here for

pains.

from ocean to ocens, it will probably be some time before regular inter- oce anie navigation can be established The effect of the Canal on the rail-asal men were alen expected to attend St. Ways of the United States is, how Andrew's practice dances and no effort was ever, even now being eagerly dis being made to arrange sports.

GRAND DISPLAY enssed. It is pointed out, that at

OF"

TOYS

of the wreck of the Moama uziba.*?

The Paracels consist of groups of resta

CITIL SERVICE 2p v. 68TH Co... RIGA,

The Civil Service won this 2nd Divisi Burgkong, league match on Saturday the strokɑ of time. Soores

OLYIL BERVICE` Viro.

·Fortir, à Payon. Dawan, b Payne Gibson, b Payna - Tacchi, bs Capel

* Higginbotham, b Faypa.

| Hill, b Carpal

Mackay, and b' Wilson Warranor, b Paym

Pan, yok' out"

| Edmonds, a. Kiarsbury,

Extras

25 Lambla

Ferguson, b Cóbb

Anderson" ***,

A Chinese goldsmith of 908 Queen's Hinton, Lbow.

a few of thốn, Karving low inlanda weeq- | Boad Central was the victim of a daring | Fawcett, not pater ciated with them enclosed within an area | snatcher on Baturday.. He was counting | Pantafa, st. Claxton, þ Andersen, cd 78 miles in a Northi sad. South, direc. | banknotes on kin shop counter when a man. Tarmer, at Claxton, Anderson

Capel

Fayne

Owens

Bow

Backsgóð,

| Ely a and b Edmonds

...... 19 Talmon, à Edmonds...

Capel, b Elimovely Payne Mackay

16 Prignall b Mackay

Smib, b Mackay sa Owens, e Edmonds: Ringsbury Foster

| Cooper, not out

Wie Gibson, bEdm

Smedley, Brownrigg, ʼn Hansoek. Hastings, bot out

Total

SO, Elsa, Buxton, an1 Balish

HOWLANG ANALYSIS,

10

In copnection with the rinition and 95 miles in an East and West rushed in, matched $100 worth of notes Peasson, & Gace, b Thumsfeld

direction. This uros lies directly in whah, from his hands and bolted. The thist was Bangkok of H.M.S. Hampshire a dance waɛ

in the absence of the reads, would be the chased bob was not caught.. be given at the British Club and track from Singapore to Houghing, smoking concert at the United Club. The

the hostward of the Paracels, Le-be-Paking and Tentelu Mimes of Narem Thousand, track, is some 40 miles to Bir John and Lady Jordan Mya the tween the Pazools and the Macclesfield

ber 24, passed through iantsin on their Bank, "The track to the westward, is f lightly longer and the currents the way to the capital by the train da bers on are stronger.

Saturday morning, to which a special had been attached. At the Statio meet Sir John was H... Consi General in Tientsin,

present the great majority of the

A Chinese evelist who collided with a bot-boy in Connaught Road Central on For vowels bourd south the track to emigrants from Europe never get very on Saturday, under the impresion that he pass the Parsotia la straight on and far from the ports on the east coast, had everely injured the lid, and in length about 300 miles from Hongkong

Mr. Willis, Brigadia but that with the opening of the left his machineThe boy w poly and no difiquity is involved.

Yecla bound north from Singapore Cooper, C.B., MV.O, canal there is like to be a considerable bruised, however and related to go to

have to alter course when 620 milos dia M. J. F. Brenan, H..M's hospital. The polies have the bicycle wew and Interesting Gans. E diversion of this traffic from Europe

Po debender), Dan Derty and bara thon to and Ms. Branen, He to the wester boost of North

1 shape, course tape the Parsons, then Tous, Commimiques of Fore A anatcher who took a goal and rattan 420 miles distant,-

Ghibli Provinces: Likafanani America. This will mean that the angle from the wrist of a Chinese child, In this case there is ample scope for T Tab, Palio Taccal in large western areas, which are now four your da who was being carried a low powered vessel to be get mufficiently Walsham and little bliss sparsely pop ted, will become more girl of twelve, was observed by out of her coucis by ourzends to make P. 8. Thornton. closely settled, and a large railway who are chase and caught him the Faracels ahead. The lighting of the Station the to the Paracelsis played the taffe will be developed in the West

WM. POWELL

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points Therefo

Mr. Wood" sentenced the thint to twalra | southern appi months

twenty

when he

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