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A HARDSHIP ON BRITISH MERCHANTS..

(To the Editor of the Caixa Mall.")

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1914

MR. CHURCHILL ON THE CHINA COAST GAZETTE.

BRITISH CASE.

X MESSAGE TO THE UNTED

STATES.

The following is the text of an inter- view given by the Firss, Lord of the

course, the movements increasingly difficult. On the whole, therefore, it will be seen that patience is necessÁTY when awaiting news from the front From the latest telegrams it would appear that the Allies are undoubtedly having the better of matters, and though, so far, there has been nothing

Dear Sir-Thers het been a lot of fur-Admiralty to Mr. William G. Shepherd, reported to justify us in concluding cover 8235 alleged to be balance of font

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wrongful.

Hiardship and the question of damages for the wrongful arrest of defens dine would fat consiliated with the action. ale. Gardiner pointed as that his Lord across the Mense between Givet and

shin woull have to rescind the order and Namour. That, of course,, may be 7. rked that it was a question to be nothing more than a wise precaution dooded whether the atticians on which the asy step but it is, nevertheless, full made was a wrong one.

Fisioted in the cause of his evidence of significance in the light of recent said that defendant took the promises 33 telegrams.

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NEWS OF THE DAY,

LOCAL AND GENERAL

The Shanghai volontées will pass through on their way to the Frout on the | 22ad.

The annual meeting of the Kowloon

mont help British firms here to the extent

On my asking Ma. Churchill about tha cats of the wurk h handed me the

gulvbrated White Paper of Sir Edward

people is that they shouki study is wish

(From "Shipping and. Enginessing.""I

Captain F. Carlson, from, leave, has gone mater, Kian, 100,

Captain J. Smith, of the Kiangloo, has gone minator Ruling.

Mr. W.. 4. Chilum, chist allicer, Exent, has gone chief oftver, Kiangkwan.

M. T. S. Evensen, chief affent, Tung-

Mr. G. Schulderup, frusi lenvy, has gone second ofllcer, Tangwah,

wah, has gone chiaf Bent, Hasan.

Mr. G. L. Crawford, supernumery, Tangwab, has gone chis! pilicër, same-hip.

ataprada J. Watta, of the Kuling has gone obietatticer. Kwaile

Mr. A. Nowhurub, oblet 'officer, Mr. E. P. Campbell, sond acer, Suiwe, hang no second officer, Takwang. second oftiest Sulwo.

T. Fairbairn has been appointed

bon dito businox telegrams in code, or our case, and all we sak of the American | Kwellve, is swaiting orders. of allowing bona dde British drms ca cable Uriy's negotiations, saying Thare id

any rate to accept the address (often the This rales, of course; to tables fes, the United Kingdom only. most expensive part of the wire) it evde

j

To my personal knowledge, "outro"

Bras are allowed to cable to Amerion in in culo, so why is this privilegs withheld from British morabants wishing to cable to England? We are losing enough already, without being forced to swell the Cahle Germanies receipts and dividends By order of the Government, who make con cessions to foreigners which they wishhold from their own subjects.

Thanking you in advance for your courtesy,

Yours Mithfully,

BRITISH MERCHANT.” Hongkong, 14th October, 1914.

ROYAL BONGKONG YACHT

"CLUB.

severe and impartial attention."

I then bed what was the underlying enuse, apart from the schul steps whicd

had led to the rupture. He replied in affect that the war was started and it was being maintained by tho Prussian military aristocracy, which sot, no limity to its ambition of world-wide predomi

Dance. Ho added

BIT.

Str. 4. Kilpatrick has been appolated

nosing chief efficar, Shasi

Mr. W. Thornton, from leave, has gone pernumerary, tisin, Peking.

Mr. F. H. Duvies, supernumerary: Hain Faking, has gone chial officer, Pasting.

Mr. C. J. Thomas, chief officer, Peuting, is awaiting orders..

Mr. H. Somma, fram reserva, has gonn Captain J. Speed of the Yoshow, Is acting as or, Techow. awaiting orders,

Mr. W. T. Roberta, from leave, baa guna supernumerary, chief oficu, Esia Paking. Mr. R. E. Bisset, f om 'navos, has gone second engineer. Kreilin.

In a word, it is the old struggle of 100 years ago against Napoleon. The grouping of forces "is different; the sip eumstanges are different; the occasion is different; the muz, above all, is different -happily. But the issue is the same. We are at grips with Prussias militarism,

· Englund stands right, in the path this uyer mowing power. Our military force is perhaps small, but it is good and it will grow; our naval and Baancial re- supernumerary third engineer, Tungchow. tr. P. B. Allan, third rogineer, Njaa- sources are considerabis; and with these kin, has gone third engineer, Proting wa stand between this mighty army' and' a dominion which would certainly met be content with European limits."

GERMANT WING.

Mr. A. M. Henderson, acting around. engineer, Kwailin, has gone third enginout, Fochaw.

Mr. F. S. Reys has been appointed

Mr. A. MaVoon, acting third, engineer, ...; Pasting, has resigned.

Mr A. L. Strathars, socond engincor, Fochow, is on lense,

Mr. R. Tayloe, third ergineer. Yochow,

I naked whether the end of the war has gone acting second angineer, mo

Cricket Club will be held at o'clock this defendant was arrise to she fear that K.C1, Mr. C. G. Alabaster, Liebt.-C0). / would see some abatement of the struggles W. Andersau, fiom leave, has goto

evening in the pavilion.

otices and living rooms and more than ear persons sabenas by Kredthers. Defea dans nly paid $5 mu secount of rent vad made frequent promise to pay the balance, ying on the ona scension that he would go to Krong-chan wan for the money, He did not destrain agen defendant's furniture because it "was unworthy (laughter); he thought it could have cost no more than 330d $60. When he heard that defendant was having the colony he

Annual Meeting. threstend to detain his gods and defendat struck him on the bed. Some

The to: th annual meeting of the Royal trak bad hen braa more to the ground

Hongkong Yacht Club was held at be me i readiness to be taken y Crustamined by Ms. Gardinertices of a Jadina, Matheson & Co. Delar det did not tell him that the trunks this morning Mr. F. Smyth, Commodore. bung

to a lady in the muse

presiding over a fairly large attendance of SIr. Gardiner questioned phantar as to numbers, Thao present incl.aded on. tis statement the dirt on which the Mr. Cland Severn Hon, Dir. H. K. Pullek he had removed all his furniture and that, and Mr. A Murdoch, hon. accretary of, namuments. Mr. Churchill replice third engineer, Sguakin. he stopped defund at from having Plain- and treasure,

Bir. B. Neill, from transit, has gone That depends on the result. If wo The monk report stated: The register tif sought to explain this by saying that defunds at threatened to take all his furni of members on 31st August, 1914, shows succeed, and if, as the result of our vic-supernumerary chief eugiosos, Hela Peking. ture away. Plaintiff also stated in his a roll of 102 menibera, 16 subscribe, 49tory, Europe is 're-azzanged, as for us declaration that defendant wain sttempted ab ent members, 2 lady members, 2 life possible, with regard to the principle f

PRINCE OF WALES' FUND. to remove his effects on the 12th inst., members and 2 honorary members. Dur but he now ndanitted that ha đij

go dabing the past year 48 menilers and subscri. nationality and in accordance with the

Owing to the urge Dumber of monthly. The export of rubber from the Straitsee him su chat day, but acted on what hor. joint and 23 resigned. The working wishes of the peoples who dwell in the

fki told him

accent shore a profit of 3:40.79 (includ various disputed arers, we may look for subscribers, it will not be practical, far ing debts dao to the club amounting toward with hope to a great relaxation and the Hon. Treasurer to collect the month- Mr. T ze informed his Lordship that. Settlements, except to British. Prunch,

easement. But if Germany wins it willly subscriptions direct from each sub- Belgian and Russian Black Sea ports, dock drew up the levit, and in Lard $287.91. cnsidered good, but which, hip served that this statements, as towing to the pre-ent trouble the hon.

not be the victory of the quiet, sober seiber, so it has been decided to mak the 12th was either pub in by the clerk treasurer has been unable to effect) as prohibited.

...or plaintal was committing gros perjury,

artirust last year's profit of 8425.03 commercial elements in Germany, nor of the Sub-collectors if they will kindly After taking further evidence for the During the past year Mt. Hen y Keswick, the common people of Germany with all giro their aid by collecting the sub- plaintiff his Lordship adjoined the lering M.P. very kindly presented his debantures their virtues, but the victory of the blood scriptions on their lista avery month

to the club, which saves them 8125 p.a, in interest and reduces their dah; by 8,000. und iron military school whose doctrines and forwarding the amount to the Hon. The commileep apose utilising this in writ and principles will then have received a Transurer..

fir de

supremo and terrible. vindication."

The attached eicular, which takes preciation has not havn-creientit the past, I cannot understand," he continued, the place of the circular dated 21st Sep- and desire to

to record their thanks for this why Germany has not been contented ember, gives the method to be slopted, gomarcas Assistance. The furniture and fittings standing in last year's balazos sheer with her wonderful progress since the und it is to be hoped that all Sub-collec $256,49 are wristen off Clah house Battle of Waterloo. For the last half tors will fall in with this arrangement

and one, which, with the exception of the many, treased with deference by all. No 32.123.84 written off the value of boats Burcpo, courted by many, feared by scriptions.

A boilermaker at the Taikon Dock fall from a plank yesterday while leaving the 9.M. Cho Kieng and was drowned.

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SOMEWHAT alarming as seems, at the first glance, the news we pub-{ lish to-day in another part of this issue, regarding a reported rebellion of a British Commando in South Africa, we feel certain that it need not occasion too much anxiety. The Commando doubtless comprises Doers of a nomad order easily in-

A proposal will be ando as the Shang. denced into any sort of action hai St. And on's Society annual meeting by an unscrupulous leader. Such on the 19th to offer an active servico con- Colonel Maritz appears to be, and | tingent of Scotsmen to he attached in on THE HOTEL SHOOTING AFFRAY. ing dewthese assets, as provis en í evidently he is of German extrac. [of the Highland regiments.

tion, judging by his name. Long before the war and ever since it

began South Africa has been abso.

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till Melay

Ball of $3,000 Fixed.

Ladies' First-Class Ilutely loyal to Great Britain, and contained wrticles of jewellery to the 80000 in the case agile et E. M.Atm org const, je depreciated by 81,467__while_|_century she has been tho, centro of and thus facilitate the collection of sub-

FOOT WEAR.

WM. POWELL LTD.

THE DIARY.

MEMO, FOR TO-DAY.

Then re

A Chinese passenger on board the .. Tai Shan has been robbed of his jacket, which was hanging in the second saloon.

that she will remain loyal cannot value of $50 and $13 in money. be doubted. General Botha may

causing grevinus dily harta to a British Durchased this season, are all very country hus had such a reign of prosot specar on the oficial Hats, will kindly

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After a long Lisesion bill was red at employed at the Swedish ruling Com any charged with sticiously wounding and

Monthly subscribers, whoas names do tl will shortly need replacing. The oval sügisler names Derry.

ternal wood work of the club house has been perity and splendour, yet all the time and their subscriptions direct to tha be safely entrusted to deal with

Tospector O'Sulliven,, in answer to Mr | punted during the russon and is now in she has been discontented, solicitous of Hop. Treasurer, c/o Hongkong and The 13 year old Chinese girl who such miserable poltroons as Colonel jumped into the harbor in an attempt rene, and he would be ready to bond andition. A telephone has been admiration, careless of international law, Shanghai Bank.

go with the case in about a week's time, indled. The d'ub hos ben fortunate in Maritz and his recalcitrant fol-commit suicide was stated this morning in that the detre had wid this Fiery having a telescope presented by Sir Paul worshipping force, and giving us all to lowers.

Mr. Wood's Court, to have been sent to the would cut be out of hospital for another Chater and a barometer by Mr. Elli- understand thas her triumphs in the past Kadnerie, and tender their appreciation of and her power in the present were little Po Leung Kok Home for Girls. The week.

these kind gifts. The following debentures compared to what she sought in the Magistrate thought that was the best

ruru.daly reelseinad on 28th February. future. 1981. Nas. 12, 48, 30. 101 and 19-in the presence of Mr. F. B L. Bowlay who very kindly lent his services:

THE FIGHTING IN FRANCE.

WET so much hanging in the balance, ose needs must

have

Doughs and Barry at the Victorin patience with the meagre reports that have come to hand from the usual sources during the past few weeks regarding the great struggle in France. Such meagreness is inevit-1

General Memoranda. FRIDAY, October 16-

Birthday of Confucius.

2.30 pm.-Sale of Ladies Boots and

Shoes at Miners. Hughes and Hough's 3pm-Sale of Carpets and Hugs at

Mosare, Hughes and Hough's.

SATERDAY, Feinber 17 :-

Course.

Jai Wing, the compmdore of the Ye Cheong shop, 15 Victoria Street, was fined 830 yesterday by Mr. Melbourne for charging more for his goods than provided for in the Government's Proclaration. The Colonid Treasure: (Hon. Mr. E. D. C. Wolfs) prosecuted,

Mr. Levin said he had the authority of the Surgeon General for saying that Ferry was out of danger and would be able to attend the Court in about a week's time.

“The Mrudisteater! What aboar bajd

Inspector Sallivin: Pat, instructed to abject to bail.

Mr. Lewis: I want to khow the reason why bail lijectes co.

Mr. Melbourne led wht when the objections now that the man was out of

anger.

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And now the great collision has come, and it is well that the democratic. nations of the world-the nations, moun, where the peoples own the Govern- ment and not the Government the poopla should realise whas is at stake. The French, English, and American systems of Government by popular alection and Parliamentary debate, with the kind of civilization which flows from such institu

The Comins, commenting" es the report, mid the financial p sition was good, hut not quite what they would like it t ha, as the improvement was to a large ex- tentdue to the genero ity of Mr. Henry Reich, M.P. The plush premises were in good order. The writing down of the value Inspector O'Sullivan replied that the to the Bastu had been needed for some Captain Sprintendent of Pullen had given time, and he was afraid it would have to hien instruchons to ubject to bail.

down still farther, because bys written -Mr. Levaja said that he had instructions | new lants were needed. The rowing mentions, are brought into direct conflict to wak for bail. It was entirely at the berg weze a great asset to the club with the highly effent imperialist discretion of the 1.strate. All the and should be

encarged.

bureaucracy and military organization of The report and accounts were adopt Prussia. That is the issue. No parti. Magistrate, had to do was to secure the

sunship is required to make it plain. No corded by the Hon. Mr. Cland Severa. Oeers for the season wure elected. as sophistry can obscure it." follow: Commodore, Mr. F. Smyth; hon Mr. Melbarne: .don't know whaut secretary and trosaurer, Mr. R. Brown.; that. If a man wanted to gai out of the Yachting committee, Commodore Austru Colony he would do it without that. ober B.K., Tapt. T. Arthur, Fleet Surgeon "Mr." Lewis: "Well the man's Consul,pants. Spencer Bernard, Beurre. A. ET Shields, to get him out on heil.

F. L. R. Munn, and D. K Blair, han Mr. Melbourne said the difficulty he was secretary;

Messrs R. Carpenter, . A.

tish. It would ha very difficult to leave the Colony unless the defendant had's pass from the Provost Marshal,"

"A Chinese woman has been removed able, as must be apparent to all who to the Hospital suffering from stab wounds. reflect upon the situation. Subee She lived at 131 Third Street and last quest to the retreat the Germans night went out for a walk with her lover.'s dance in Cut to stand in the proposition of the Commodore, occupied the strongest possible post-When on the Pokialam Road the man weized her and stabbed her in the face and tions, entrenching themselves else-

bead, inflicting some nasty wound. He Special Dinner at Grand Hotel in aid where in such a manner than the also atole jewellery to the value of $52. Allies' advance became an impos- sibility at least for the time being. It is obvious that progress against a well-equipped and determined army, probably numerically much superior

of Prince of Wales Fund.

SUNDAY, October 18:

8 a.m.Excursion to Macan.

MONDAY, Oct ber 19 -

Lady May opens French Convent Sals

of Work,

a p.. Sale of Crown Land at P.W.D.

TCESDAY, October 20:-

and

2.20 p.m.-Sale of Takwood

Blackwood Furniture etc., st Messrs.

Augben and Hough's.

WEDNESDAY, October 21-

Trafalg Day (1805),

THUESDAY, October 22-

In the article in yesterday's issue,

TRE AMERICAN STAKE.

I asked whether the democracy of the United States, apurt from the moral iznues involved, had any direct interests in the result, of the war.

"You are the judges of that," replied

healed Macao. Detective Dupartment," in was that he had unly the charge before firown, Ping commitee Caldwell, the First Lord. "You do not require

in which we referred to Mr. Lopes having

been superseded by a Lisbon Coremment to that of the Allies, with powerful nomined we said that Only a few days guus at their disposal, must be a very before Mr. Lopes vacated office, &c." This gradual undertaking, as it presents a should have been..." Unly a few days after task of a very formidable nature. Mr. Lopes vacated office."

The area, too, over which the battle!

is raging is of enormous extent in comparison with all precedents of the kind. Therefore, the task before the

Emprees of Germany's birthday (1858). Allies cannot bas be otherwise than

Barvazar, October 24 --

Qaceu of Spain's birthday (1887). "

WADIRDAY, October 28m

of a slow character "and one which

needs, the utmost caution. That

MORE UNCLAIMED OPIUM.

in proportion to the amount of injury me. The man, is bit of danger and will be down

him and its red to be very serio is charge. I. A. Loughlin, E. &. Reed, and A.

me to talk to you of your interests. If Mr. Lewis Ic is a scriu - charge | Murdoch rowing Capt.

A rote of thoka was acorded Mr. England were to be reduced in this war

the club as han. secretary and treasurer, low from it if this war were inconclusive, and rupret was expressed at his resignation to the position of a small country like The Hon Mr. Claud Severn expressed Holland, then, however far across the

behalf of H. E. Sir Henry Bay bis

Mardoch for the services he has rendered or nother, which would be sure to fol

in a week's inf.

Mr. Melbourne: Can you got sayode to secure him for $3,5001

Mt. Lewis naswered in the airmatio.

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The charge was then remanded until Tuesday, bail being fixed at 83,000.

UNION CHURCH GUILD.

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regret that a meeting of the Court of the salt water your country may lie, the University prevented his attending. and burden which we are bearing now would brought forward one or two matters which full on to your shoulders. I do act mean Excellency had asked him to mention.by that that Germany "would attack you Ho suggested that the opening cruise be

or that if you were attached you would. Saturday, November held on

? and that a dies race be mailed on that day. Cruises need to fear the results so far as the should be laid down for about half the United States was concerned. The Mon. season in advance and coursephould be ros Doctrine, howover, carrica: you very in which would ensure that with far in South as well as North America; L.. Sgt. Evans of the Water Police made Guild for the 1914-1915 takes place north east wind the beat to windward and is it likely that victorious German a large seizure of raw opium this morning in the Lecture Hall, Kandy Reed, this would not be with an ohh tide. I suggested

$10,000 Worth Salzed.

Session 1914-1015.

The opening social of the Union Church

8.30 p.m.-Lecture by Rev. J. E.recognised, it will be seen that the on board the Talemachus, « Blue Fun- ovaning at 8.30 p.m. The following is thesis that the authorities be approached militarism, which would then have sant.

Maconacbie at Valoa Church Guild. SATURDAY, October 31-

Ministering Children's League Bazaar.. WEDNEEDAT, Nevambor 4:—

Licensing Sessions.

nel steamer. Ten tins heavily conted in | syllabus for the kassion.

VINTA

news that has come from France is, coal dast were found on the apar deck and Oct. 28-Lecture by the Rev. J. allowing though meagre, as satisfactory as it on examination were discovered to contain

300 lbs of opium worth about $10,00), Th might be in the circumstances. The vessel set out from London and had called chief difficulty attending an advance at various count parte in China, Shanghai Nov.

having boon her last port of call.

Application was made to Mr. Wood, t the Police Court this morning to confiscate the aptam.

of the kind lies, of couree, in the fact that whereas one part of the enormous SATERDAY, November 7-

The Bins Bird" at the line may be able to proceed most Thostre Royal.

satisfactorily, another part and one perhaps whose defeat is of most vital

3.15 pm

TORSDAY, Nov. 10-

9.15 p.m.-The Blue Bird" at the consequence may receive a bad set back. It is, therefore, clear that

Theatre Bopal

THE EDWARD DISPENSARY, C. KAMMING & Co., Ln. Chemists and Druggisis.

GREAT REDUCTIONS IN PRICES.

PRESCRIPT ONS "ACCURATELY DISPENSED.

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with the view to the examinati a bosts to France irretrievably, have conquer. the yachts te _go rounded Belgium, and have broken for ever Machnackis June in the Bernese The western

erd of Stonecutters Oberland,"

Lantern: Original that a course could be laid down round the power of England, would allow issoli to be permanently cut off from all hopes the Ashes broy or a lung to the South of of that oversus expansion and develop 11-Lectura by Mr. Frank Browne, Cowen-chow.

F... The Earth & the extrac ting of its valuable constituenta" 23-Lecture by, the Voi. Archdeacon

Barnett

No Besting. Sale of work as arranged by the Ladies' Working party.

The Commodore said he had alrendy dis- ment with which South"America alóno cursed this matter with His Ex-alloney sad cua supply it ? they were in agreement. The only thing

Now the impact is on us. Our blood in doubt was that the authorities might which fows in your veins should lead stop beats racing outside the harbout..

Lieut. Col. I thought this was merely you to expect that we shall be stubborn

The ship's Chief Officer, C. G. Cazinon, was present to gira evidence as to the Doc. finding of the opium. Being au Agnostin ha objected to the usual form of eath.

18-Lecture by Mr. A. Roger, "Sugar | authorities Mr. Wood: Yon mexa'the oath will bzavo

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effect on you! Witness: None, whatevever. an Army, no matter how splendidly the opium was discovered by's police afficer Carinou bring affirmed, said that handled, who have to overcome such is his presence. The opian was on the obstacles, cannot possibly have mach spar deck and the tras were contained is tro bags. Inquiries were made bab nobody opportunity of making what might appeared to claim the gooda. best be described as "a glorious dash. The Magistrate ordered notices to be posted and the application to be renewed towards their objective." The fact is, on the 24th inst. the day is past for such picturesque actions, it having passed away with the introduction of the long-range Geld guns. The consequence is that seldom do the opposing soldiers meet

Pure Druga, Patens Medicine, o in close proximity, having to be con-

in

IT NEVER FAILS HAMBERLAIN'S Colin, Cholers and Diurbois Benody is all its name

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and Sugar Refining." 23-Christmas Social, 13-Social Meeting. 27-Lecture by Rev, T.-W. Pearce on At Old Hongkong. Feb.10-Latteyn Latinro by Rev. A. G

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Cooper Hunt on Rome." Second

Berien.

24-Lester Lecture by Rev. J. H. Mar.10--Magazine Evenlog.

Maconachie on "The Sun."

24 Closing Social.

SUNSHINE AND COMMON SENNE. Ditiam Use an external application

ON'T 'dnetor your blood for rheuma

a matter of arranging signals with the enough to hear that impact. But if we

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down and are swept in ruin into the

It was mouthood that the Miliog past, you are the next in the line. This! committee report would not be been taken by a member ts Singapors tered; and of loyalty towards friends in presented so the books had indevertantly or is for tus a war of honour; of respect in for obligation into which we have en his baggage.

bic Alabaster considered that as there desperata nood. But now that it would be lower yach's racing this amson begun it has become a war of self-pes the time had come when sŭme avorturės should be made to the other clah with the servation. The British democrsey with view to amalgamating at all events for the its limited monarchy, its ancient Parlia parpose of sailing. It was extremely ment, its ardent social and philanthro would race this scan dreams, is engaged for good on for "The Commanders expressed the aplutonin deadly grapple with the formidable that consideration of this matter at prament night of Prussian asterratic rule... would be premature,

44 PAUL UNDER THE EYE OF HISTORY.

If is our system of civilization and CHAMBERLAIN'S PAIS BALM.

government against theirs. To is our life

| doubtful whother Asia, Dorothes and Violet

For the relief of persons in the Bri fish Isles who are dependents of men af the front and of those who suffer from unemployment caused by interruption and dislocation of trade anal industry or otherwise-ure plunged into poverty and dictress in consequence of the War.

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The Committes appointed to organisa the subscriptions to this Fund pro- pose to proceed by asking the Heads of all British Firms in the Colony to consent to act na Sub-Collectors. Numbered Subscription Liste will be forwarded to them of two kinds- one for single subscriptions and ong for monthly subscriptions. They will be good enough to collect thọ money and to forward it (with the lists) to the Hon. Treasurer Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, who will issue rescripta, as may, be so- quired. Subscriber, who require suparate receipts should roto the fact on the subscription lists; in the Absence of such › note, the periodical publication of the sabe, seription lists in the Press will be considered sufficient.

The Monthly Subscribers' Lists should be forwarded to the Hon. Treasurer, Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, with the amount of the monthly subscrip“ tions. The Hon. Treasurer will re- turn such lists during the last weeks. of each month so that the Sub- Collectors can collect the amount at the end of as month. Monthly Subscriptions will not be acknow ledged in detail in the local prem but receipts will be issued as may bo required.

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Other similar lists will be placed In convenient positions open to the public and in the Clubs as may ba necesary

Collecting boxes will also be provided

a convenient plazce. Firms or individuals who desiza -ta iavo sabscription lists or boxes, and have not received 'them · should apply to the Hon. Secretary, Prince, of Wales Fund, Secretariat for Chinese Affairs.

Please keep this sheet attached to the subscription liste in uso, ice genorsi informational

Plesno noto that this takes the place of the circular issued under date of 21st September which is” | NOW" "cancelled.

E. B. HALLIWAK, Hun. Secretary.

Hongkong, 13th October, 1914

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