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CHINA MAIL

HONGKONG, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1915.

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THE WAR.

Reuters Service to the China Mai

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THE KAÏSER UNEASY REGARDING THE

WES FRONT.

LO ON. Nov. 8.

Á telegram from Northern France says that the Kaiser addressed" 50,000 troops at Thielt. He spoke bitterly against Britain, and infer- entially betrayed some uneasiness about the position in the West remarking: Although important results are pending in the Balkans, it is on the Western front where all eyes are turned, and where the neces sity of success is paramount.

LORD KITCHENER.

PARIS, Nov. 8.

Lord Kitchener has left Marseilles for Salonica.

AUSTRIAN MONITORS BUSY.

ATHENS, Nov. 8.

A report is given prominence of three Austrian monitors towing eleven lighters with munitions_to_the Bulgarian port, Widin, on the Danube.

THE NEW GREEK PREMIER..

ATHENS, Nov. 8.

618

(Wah Tas Yat Po's Service.)

CANTON'S GOVERNOR.

PERIYA Nov 8 The Government has telegraphically instructed Cheung Ming Ki to attend to his family funeral ceremonies at Canton and to resume his post at the expiration of hin-leave,

CHINA AND MONGOLIA.

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PEKING, NOV. 8. Following upon a request by the Kutokku of Urga, which has again ap- proached Russia for protection, the Obinese Government has ordered that the special envoys to Mongolia shall postpone their departure.

LI YUAN HUNG'S BODYGUARD.

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Li Yuna Hung, the Vice-President; has dissolved his bodyguard.

FOREIGNERS TO BE “STRICTLY PROTECTED."

The Provincial Governments have issned orders whereby all foreigners are to be strictly protected.",

MONARCHICAL ELECTION

REPRESENTATIVES.

A mandate appoints Tung Hong Chairman of the Commission for inves tigating the qualifications of voting as representatives.

COPYWRIGHT LAW AND SCHOOL REGULATIONS.

A mandate promulgates the Copy-

lations.

M. Skoulondis is a veteran statesman, respected for his straight-right law and preparatory school rega forward character, his integrity, non-partyism and exceptional shrewd-

experience especially in foreign affairs

his

ness. He has had gresible after M. Venezelo's. from the Allies point of Right Section M.G.Co. and Signalling

view as he is favourable to the Entente, especially to Great Britain where he lived for many years. Indeed, it is considered that the selec tion is in deference to the Allies...

FOOTBALL.

B.K F.C., SHROP HIREN.

B.K F.C. Swan, Fdwards, Tod, Chassels, Railton, Robinson. MoTavinh, Walker, Stewart and R dgør. League. Rick, off 4.13

p.m.

'A Chineng was ' charged · hafore ·Mr Haseland this morning with being in a honse at Youmpati for an unlawful purpose. A witness stated that as he was entering the hou-e defendar.& came down the stairs and ran past him, but was caught fo Canton Road by foki. Defendant eaidihe was passing slow the road at the time and was chakedij He was sent to prison' for a month, and lo four. Bonri^«?

HONGKONG YOLUNTEER CORPS.

Gorps Orders by Lieut.-Col.

Chapman, Y.D.

JOINED.

Sapper A. B. D. Stanley-Smith joined the Corps on 5.11.15, and was posted to Engineer Company.

RESIGNATIONS.

Pte. C. J. Hewitt is permitted to re- sign, on leaving the Colony, dated 2.11.15. Pte. G. de V. de Havilland is permitted to resign, on dearing the Colony, dated" 4.11.15.

PARADES

Parades for Wednesday, 10th inst., nil. Parades for Thursday, 11th

Section)-Squad drill and rifle exercises at Headquarters under Sergt.-Major Higby and Sergt. Longmire.

5.80 p.m. Recruits of Engineer Com pany-Musketry and rifle exercises #f Taikoo Dockyard, under Sergt. Evérest.

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DETAILA

Gun Olab Hill, Kowloon

On duty until 11th instant: Scoute Company. Officer on auty: Lieut. Weall.

Next for duty H.A.V.R.

P. af W. Camp, Kowloon- On duty to-night: Civil Serdos Como pany. Officer on duty: Lieut. O. Smith.

On duty to-morrow night: Left Section M.G., Co. and 7 members of Right Section M.G.Co. Officer on duty: Capt. Az strong.

Orderly Sergeant until 11th instant: Sergt. D. 8. Cooper

Next for duty: HK.V.R.

China Maul Chice, Hongkong.