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tir participate in the work of the War "Gounell "and to assist Mimisters with the knowledge of current operation of which I was then in possession in a special degree." The War Council just formed does not and Mr. Chur shill a member and, consequently, in intimating his resignation to Mr.

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MEMO, FOR TU-MORROW.

2.30 p.m.-Auction of Furniture, Carpets, Pianos, etc., at Messrs. Hughes and

Hough..

General Memoranda,

"Famay, Nov. 19.

2.30 p.m.-Auction of Teakwood and Blackwood Furniture, at Masses, Hughes and Hough't.

SATURDAY, NOV. 20:-

2.15 p.m.-Auction of Household Furni tura, etc., at No. 12 Stanley Terrace, Quarry Bay,

2.13 p.m.-Gymkhana at Race Course,

Happy Valloz

1.36 Ful Moon. Licensing Board Meating.

Leursday, Nov. 23:

Thanksgiving Day (U.8.J

Famay, Nov. 20

Settlement Day Kosal LockjFxchan

Turrit, Nov. 30

St. Andrew's Day

Scor Concors as Theatre Rogal

"LETTERS OF APPRECIATION.

The following letters have been received by Lady. May" from Miss Lloyd Thomas become a hospital nurse who is giving up her pressnt work to

The Croft, Holtwood-Gardens...

Wallingsca.

August 21st,

NOTES

MONDAY. NOVEMBER 15, 1915.

SPORTING.

ASSOCIATION, FOOTBALL

Shropshires Defeat the HEF.C.

COMPANY MEETING,

something much ikia to bad faith in 1 lovely parcel of clothes from you and th#tyle that had he been pressed, probably some very dne tamlen la the futuro. While and condrening a resolution passed ai thʊ'

the

unatry change and want looking after shildren of wldiers, who might be in need

and sometimes where unfortunately the little ones have a neglerthil mother given to drink, it is a great boon for us to get the little ones away.

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In my estimation the placings would have been, Mascotta, Roman Chief, and Aldwych.

Saturday afternoon ware

The timan of the gallops done on

shergy displayed

to factors that

were ad diusual!

moving the resolution, said ---Contiernan the Clubmen of their usual game, this meeting as you are sware la entirely of formal character and is called to confrun Notwithstanding

thi "the absence Pannell and...

Resolution which you have just. Ara-irrangement the Special

we heard, 'road and which of the forward line, the Club seemed always s ta bara

the gema little in hand. The Macting beld: on. 37th Cotobat har

Extraordinary Danicon as the passed spoiled them Aldwych. I mile, 08.1, 1142, 147, hesitancy and lack of nothing to add to the the remarks, I then 2.20.1; last 4. 50.2.

part more particularly of the forwards made, and I am sure you all

recognise ike Mascotte, 1 mile, 25, 1.112, 1.462 sough, but the combination was not up to wolution we animarly adopted

Individual play was bright and elevaredby for winding up the Company."

3. F. Millet Mounded and the 3.18:3; laat 03.

the standard expeased from the Club. Shabrang, 1 mile, 34.1.10, 1.48,216;

Those present include More J. There is little need to describe the p last 439.2.

in detail. Both sides worked with wil Plummer and Ho Shlu Hai (Consulting 3.13.3; lant 38.2.

Roman Chief, 1 mile, 34, 1.08, largely in mid-field, the grassy ball being Quan fuk Ting, Yuan Foong. Sam King

and the game was always fast, though 1. Rocha & Jouniae, Quan-Yam-Ting Committee 3. Finity Mular: A. R. Love

193.8; last 91.4

Dukë Dahlia. I mão, 43, 1.18, 1.514

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play

STEAM FISHERIES. COMPANY. Had the Öymkhans taken place on Saturday it is hard to say which pony

Company Voluntarily Wannd Up, would have been successful in the Gym- khans Stakes. On his gallop in the aven Whils only a penalty grial awarded tan An astraordinary general meeting of - Ing. Roman Chief must have had a great minutes from time gave the Shropshires the Hongkong and South China Stanza chance, bus Mascotto would have been a somewhat unexpected victory on Saturday! Fisheries Co., Ltd., vsa held this afternossa favourite, and rightly so, on his training over the Hongkong F.C., after a THLY STD, at the offices of Henare, Bradley and Co.. performances and farther more his gallop fast and exciting game, the display of the Lat, the general managers, · · Queen's charges the Prime Minister with

on Saturday was done in such loyal, easy, soldiera was such as to gira promise of Buildings, for the purpose of considering Dear Lady May;—I received another

The sound bare done better time than undoubtedly what linky to take away Extraordinary General. Hosting held ca overlooking what he (Mr. Churchillies of Hongkong, and Lady Goodrich Roman Chief. Aldwych did better, time fall points, the Shropshires showed an ax helieves to be his legitimate chims to the members of our 6.S... Con than on Thursday last, but his last quarcellent and consistent energy in all their ober 9th, namely That the affairs of inclusion in the new Council. Apbr our worn and children. We had be desired; however. If he does not opposition, sims and agam broke up the. Plummer book the chair, and, b mittes thank you so mach for the clothes for was bad, and his style left match to work. Their methods were effectirs dan Kers Lowe, Bingham and Matthews the Company be voluntarily wound up and purently the Bt Bon-gentleman still one-left-from-Queen Mary's gift-last rock up during the week he can prob-

in defence, where sturdy be appointed Liquid believes that he is in possession, Christines and we are keeping them and ably be improved.

ellusta of the

Opposing forwards. The mor

indoed, rather in a special degree, of knowledge of yours to do our invalids and comvate. current operations,

scents, and special cases.” Mr. Asquith manifestlySolliers and Sallers Help Society and That

I sent some of the men's things to the regrets the departure of his young enclose Miss Tucker's letter, slusat colleague from the Cabinet is fer from Miss Douglas of the Children's the best evidence(much better docisty-they are so good size Jour motherless little ones, and ones that than Mr. Churchill's own testimony) not strong. AWES. of the brilliant gifts which all un- As the beginning of the war Lord Kit. prejudiceri people

rinir asked for hospitality for have readily recognised and fully acknowledged Both in counsel and administration the Premier readily acknowledges that Mr. Churchill bas rendered the State able services. We have only profound contempt for those-un-distribute any mern things, it has been I am so sorry I shall not be able to fortunately a fairly large, though, so kind of you to send theft. I enclose happily, an uninfucatial section of a list of people in our part of the world CLARK-FRESTON-At Ichang, on Octothe public-who fail to recognise the are able to give and if the parcels were who are most grateful for any help you

Soldier, mile, 30, 1.10.2, 1.43; last ber 2, OLIVER ARK, to GLADYS EVELYN, great abilities of Mr. Churchill be- already done up with suitable things and. youngest daughter of the Ines Mr and Mrs cause they allow themselves to be directed before being put into the cases last + Bf

Skelp, 1 mile, 57, 1.18, 1.57, 191, Thomas Huaston, Mackay, Queensland. Shanghai, FRANK Mons, to VLET BAY, xeribed as past indiscretions, which tions.

MOOK COMPTON November 9, at blinded by what might best be des Shewas. Tumars could easily Duzrobio.2 mile, 35, 18, 1.13; last 4 samand Aanghter of John E. Campion, lata)

forward them to theiz, several denting. of Wenchow.

in reality, (when they can really be placed to his account) a more the result of a volatile, active, and some- what unconventional temperamettin (one should not forget that Mr. Churchill is half an American) rather than to lack of judgment FLONGZone, Biogar, Sex, 18, 1915-Mt-Churchill, in the opinion of those most competent to judge, has ng since earned the right to be considered with the utmost 83rints- tresu 18 -14 statesman of first rate Women's and children's "thing". calibre both in the domain of intellect and of practical affairs, The Prime Minister makes precisely the same remark, and wo emphasise the point because it is only too obvious amng that section of the public to whom we have alluded and in certain

BIRTH.

Lamperoux-On November 10, at 147 Diswell Road, Shanghal, the wife of Mr F. J. LAXOGRODz, of a daughter.

MARRIAGES.

The China Mail.

MR. CHURCBILL'S RESIGNATION.

to

Miss Douglas, ...

**Children's "Ald Society,

9. Souch Moulton Street W Clean, new children's thilugs.

Tucker, Soldiers' and Boilers' Help Society,

Tho Lastinto. Men's clothes, sein dark-suits, shirts,

Mansfeld Street, Haggerston N.E.

etc., whitable for men lincharged from. the Army getting work again. Miss Vivion,

_The_Maurice-31=riter.

Maybey, I mile, 48, 1.16, 1.54, 2.81,2-; last 37.2.. last 3 34.

Winning Hazard, 4 mile, 39, 1.15, 1.49:

Tinker, 4 mile, 15, 1.11, 1.47.0, 9.20;

last 3 32.2.

33.8.

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diffoult to control, Melavish, Chassels, Walker and others oftan looked like scoring Yuen Yang Chik Tior. Ho Che Hang, Le before the interval, but the finishing touch Chiu Wan, To Tent Was and. O. & Bor. was wanting. Tackling was hoarty, the paas

rison (Acting Secretary.) ing nok so good." The displays of Chamela. Stewart and Black were notable on the Club- side, while Pritcharda in goal for the Shropshires was alert throughout, being UNPROFITABLE TRAVELLERS. kept much busier than his videoia. It was not not until ten minutes from full time that Williams converted a penalty kick, Swan failing to hold the slippery ball. A special Shan charged waren Chinese before Mt. Capt. R. D. Thomas, of the an Bung word of praise is due to the referee,, Sargt Hazeland at the Police Court this morning Wilson, who admirably controlled good with travelling from Masso and Hosgkang game, but one which ab times threatened to without paying their fares, and with lutont become perhaps a little too brisk.

Defendants, said Inspector Sim, had all

The other game in the Celted Services to defraud League resulted in the RG.. drawing—” 1.56.4. the Navy the respective scores being as to Masso to gamble and having foss

Godfrey. The exhibition was

all their money had to retara as stowaways, only a moderate one, and the ball was often Six defendants were sentenced to 14 cat of play through the narrow dimensions day hard labour. The seventh, boy, of the Nay ground.

was dismissed with a caution.

Baroda Chief, 3 milo, 13, 1.20, (2.20; last à 02.12.

Saron Chief, 1 mile, 38, 116, 1.53. 2.262; last 03.4.

Lorenzo, I mile, 10, 1.14, 1.48, 2.20.2;; Inas 132.2.

WONG-NEI-CHONG."

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Swan

HONGKONG LEACTs, Div. II. ~ The three games in the second division of the Hongkong League resulted in na pointless draw and two wins by consider. ible margins. The draw was between the Confucians and the Moslems, the farmer, much improved, opposing a sturdy defence and clayer bustling stack to the sto combination of their rivals.

distinctly off his game. At the Tarrace he was again in dificulties bis ball trickling. A PLUCAY STATIONMASTER

into the rough. Two more bad strokan prompted him to sin pick up his ball and A plucky action by the Taumati station

Palpit was halved for a bogey four, MrDod. Capt. Campbell became plus one. Sandy's nastar anved a blind Chinese youth, 18 or 19 years old, from almost certain death.

St. Joseph's had the Incic of a curtain well again attempting to play up to his naual yesterday afternoon shortly after 4 o'clock, ancient friend in obtaining the victory over good form but luck was against him. The 52, Herbert Street, Hoston N. The down train was standing in the station the Lam Liong by 5 Claar goals. They Armchair and Braeside, the 18th and 17th, and the youth stepped out on the wrong side showed quite fair combinations bat their sally fall to Capt. Campball and affor

as the up express to Canton was

goals were poor and incidental. The belving the 17th he had Mr Dodwell at his These are sold for a small"price to masking through. The stationmaster leapt oldenberg brothers were responsible for mercy, the latter landing from the 18th tee poorer members of the Women's Club.

down between the metals and pulled, the three of the goals.

**** { straight into the long grass on the right, his Ers. Lefroy Vice-President S.S.F.A., youth rafaly en to the platform in the nick 3, very matter-of-fact struggle, went down to 1.Campbell holed out for a bogey five his The Staff and Departmentals, after a drive meeting a strong head wind. Capt. Koston Brunch.

of time..

The Maurics Hostel,

Britannia S., Hoxton N. women's and children's clothing specially coxts and skirts and boots suitable for

Br outfit when we get them stray or

DEFRAUDING THE POST

OFFICE."

Tus resignation of a member of the Cabinet in these times of stress is sufficiently serion of itself to warrant rareful inquiry regarding what las led ip to it tassuming that anch information is withheld) that it is

In fining a Chinese 850 or six weeks" very gruifying to be uble

newspaper, better known for their nightgowns and babies clothes, bed fee crisonment for bringing lotters into the pa ty ti thun for the soundness of kets, fannels, pre,, for the 5.S..A nick seemed to make a living cat of this kind of Colony, Mr. Lindsell" observed that he observe that the public las act their judgment, that Mr Churchill's es

The official red fannel men's thing. Defendant went on board the s... been kept in anspense as to the few funts and not his many great bedjacket would be much appreciated Fat Shan and received from one of the craw cause of the latest chuago in the qualities 'ure most frequently uppers. They are needing some. The matron

by the Royal Chest Hospital. Ciny Hond later for rice merchante.“ Cubinet-the resignation of the It. Hou. Winston Churchill. On the

mat in their minds We repeat that is Miss Handlton. With kind regards formation of the Confition Adminis the ranks of our leading statesmen,

Mir Churchill has long since entered and very many thanks.

Yours sincerely, tration, it will be remembered, Mr Churchill exchanged the portfolio of and while we feel sure that mest First Lord of the Adminity for that of People will readily credit the Prime Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, linister with motives that have The transfer from an office with as their object the best course in the interests of the country, in making his it responsibilities to one that is

selection for the newly formed War practically a sinecure cansed many to believe that the exchange was some

Council, many will regret the exely what in the nature of a carb to Mrsion-and more particularly its re- Churchill's activities, which are

rightly or wrongly, believed to be Occasionally somewhat headstrong Even yet it is frequently manifest that the public generally have not forgotten (and, in some quarters, not forgiven) Mr Churchill's stirring Sydney Street. adventures when he held the office of Secretary for Home Affairs. Such ebullitions of activity in a Cabinet

NEWS OF THE DAY,

LOCAL AND GENERAL

II. LLOYD Thomas.

Enclosures

A CHARGE AND COUNTER- CHARGE,

Falician Barbiez, & Belgian, living at the Tokyo Hotel, was charged before Mr Lindsel: to day with behaving in a disor. derly manner and with damaging a rick- The defendint charged the coolie with stealing 815, a letter, sparse and some visiling cards.

Inspector O'Sullivan said the coolic alleged that the defendant threw the rickshaw into the barbear, where a lakong raid he had sown it, though it had not been somebody putting his hand in his pocked Defendant Mid be was awarded by The coole put his hand over the sido and when he saw he was disc, vered pushed the rickshaw into the ses and shouted for the police.

The case was adjourned.

recoverod

the 83rd Company R.G.A. by six guais to to two, Tyrrell, Small, Gerham and Me Evey scoring for the winners, and Dayco and Brows for the Departmental

GOLF.

Championship ät Fanling.

homeward score being a bogey 40 and his total score for the first eighteen holes 84. gradually increased his lead after the bitin Capt. Campbell with absoirte confidence

inʼo: val. "The first was hatred, Mr Dodwell mising the opportunity on the green. Through the Tas Mr Didw I landed its an old grare on the right and his absjuent- ste ka ook bist andernesth e-banker. Capt. Campbell was on the green in two and down in four, Mr Dodwall preferring not to hole out. within inches of the pin at the Bamboo and Capt. Campbell landed was out in two. Mr Dodwell went soaring

way to the right but managed to down in three. Capt. Campbell was now plus

KEL

hile, in drives were often too-high and repeated his performance in the prelimin

"Captain Campbell easily beat Bir S. II. Dodwell in the Championship Final at Fanling yesterday by seven holes up and Ave to play. The going was fair, and the greens not nearly so heavy as one would have anticipated after the drizzling rain. x

Then commenced strugale, Mis The winner was generally reliable bis approach shots were of good strength and substantial feed bat his luck was again off. Dalsall doing his utmost to reduce the well directed. Mr Dodwell did not do However, he won the fourth but lost the anything lika so well and a codonenes 5th and won the next two. He was on a found himself in awkward is on the the grean. In one at the latter, the Bog, and and many times in the took two pats while Capt. Campbell rough. His and he sliced and poiled frequently. Capt. ary venture. Campbell gave a moderate opening on the outward journey in the morning, his drive the approach to the Pistter and Capt.

wore a Two splendid driven Feature of and two subsequent strokes along the Campoell, who was a few yards ahead meadow being faalty. Mr Dodwell showed with the help of a clever put holed out in better grip of things and won the bote by thres, Mr. Dodwell taking four. At the the odd in tine. The Twins were halved ninth Mr. Do well again pare up; up the score after each finalist regangly bad lies in the gas on the hill before for fire, inferior play on the green putting became almost exasperated with two escecl listed the banker for two. His Dodwell the valleys, Capte Campbel's drive over landed on the left bank of the grain the Saddle was cue of the best of the driving towards the Bambou and Cap. Mr. Dodwell again rested off to the right Campbell was well over. Putting was sad absorbed two mere strokes to ge again weak and Capt. Campbell missed the into the fairway. Capt. Campbell was opportunity to get equard, Mr Dodwell on the green in two and down in tree, holing out three.rer. Dey

At the Rise Mr. Dodwell attempted in hell was then plus seven with eight holes to Mr. Dodwell taking suren... Capt. Camp- force the bell and landed Eadly to the left. The journey to Land's End saw Capt. off the fairway, in thick bed of mud.

ampbell in the ditch at the second strake, water and long grass. He pulled out wall ite niblicked on to the straight and then with his masti butonly thenapproached the drove across the green. Mr. Dodwell wen distance of Capt. Campbell's drive: Mr Dod, the hole for five against seven. The Gem was Lis opponent stood at minus one. The fifth Campbell in brgy five, Mr. Dwell wolflost achance to halve on the green and divided and the Terrace was won by Capt

be

The Children's Aid-Committeo,

D, South Moulton St., London W.

August 17 Dear Miss Lloyd Thomas

Another glorious peel of clothes has just arrived for usfen you. What a grettable sequel of Mr Churchill,-airy-you-876-s. We are so who deserves well of his fellow-grateful and they am: woh delightful has performed in the service of the ris country men for the splendid work he things suitable and so clean and

State.

We cannot. thank you enough, but I do hope yon, will try and express our gratitude to the ladies of Hongkong for their splendid help. The children whom

THE PERJURY CASE; we have had under our care, since the early days of the war, are all growing

Prisoner Sentenced. so fast and getting so fat that pare Bentence of twelve months hard labour, Fresh clothing, and if the ladies who so perform) was passed upon Hang Han Chi. continually having to supply them with (of auch a nature as he might be able to 1.klinizler do not meet with favour in Caya' events at the Shanghai Autumn kindly supplied that parcel cotild-sec the Fall Court. Prisoner was convicted 2 was halved for fouz, Cept Campbell pulling first to one side and then the other - the British mind. Notwithstanding, Teeting will be found" on pere 5.

trader, Bonham Strand, this morning by Air Asquith had much faith in his

some of the letters from the max at the by the Jury on three consis spon s charge being all able to make any appreciable d'eventually going down in seron. Capt. brilliant young colleague and, confferent parts of the Colony is reported by feel satisfied.

The unding of three dead bodies in helped us to dn-they-wooli, Fam-stre, other shree-

front thanking us for what they have of perjury and found not guilty on the hot wars on the greed in-thras Campbelt was therefore pics seven with

the at the Lorg Hole despite My Dadwell's lie-6-0 to ge sequently, caused him to succeed Mr the police to-day.

MHE. Pollock, K.O., for the prisoner splendidly with ne brasle. He was referes and the atores were as under:

in the rough from which he emerged Mr. A. 31. Thompson wi the official McKenna when the latter was sup-

submitted that the assignment was perdew in fire and Capr. Campbell took posed to have muddled up matteraturday was made on board the s.. Lai

•The seizure of opium reported on

fectly good bat that the prisoner to be six, now being mines two. At the Bog bir found guilty upon a perfectly good assign Dodwell struck out badly and hardly rather badly at the Admiralty. In Sang, the amount found being 25 lbs."

ment there should not be an adverss Sud-ever recovered his former forma throughonte Tards Bogey Dodwell Campbell. ing by the Jury upon three items in the the remainder of the match. Be alized at our opinion. Mr Asquith adopted the

ladictment. The couate shoudu, be sub the tee and gradually dr pping. his ball best course when, on the formation of -On charge of stealing 4 lbs of cotton,

mitted, have gone to the jury collectively landed in the galley to the let from which and. no the present Ministry, be appointed Mr

garn from the Hongkong and Kowloon

founch not guilty on the fifth and sixth both dat once this better for he landed

As was lie. Capt. Balfour First Lord of the Admiralty,

couts he should have been discharged. as, brilliant though Mr. Churchill na- doubtedly is, he is as are indeed

A description of the second and

third

Yours very sincerely,

MARGARES DoCOLAS,

East London Workers along the Poor,

The Institute, Mansfield St., Haggerston N.E.

July 60.

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Wharf and Gotown Company, & Chinein Tear Miss Lloyd Thomas, was remanded by Mr Faceland to-day.

Mr. Eldon Poster, for the Crown midder the hill before the green. He was I beg to thank you most sincerely for there was no law by which that could have Dodwell

on the green in two and Mr The total output of the Kailan Mining Four kindness in giving us this most agreed that the comte should go to the jury whole length of the green, was able to suntch been done and added that counsel Lad the aid of an excellent pat nearly the three and the latter with Administration's mines for the week ending acceptable parcal of clothing separately Mr Pollock was as consehall Me Dodwell showed an improve most of the other members of the Uctober 30 smounted to 52,220 tómi and have already given two Tests and two quszcs, - debarred from making such

710 Cabinet eclipsed by the powerful the sales during the period to 63,387 tons, make a better appearance before gewas passed a stated.

ment at the Platter recovering weil from 1- pairs of trousers sway to man who had poid intellect of the late Icader of the gor stealing a number of sugar-bagating work. I hope today to hear that

az inferior drive with his brassie Capt. Campbell

13: was dead straight and his pat Conservative Party. Mr. Churchill, belonging to the Taikoo Hefinery & Chinees the work has been procured.

Dodwell wonths bole for four, Capt Camp 16 left the ball on the edge of the hole r 10 to the astonishment of many, accepted was sentenced by Mr. Hazalead to siz

bell playing the odd and being then minu Again thanking so much att tire change and with it the Chaoks hard labour, and four hour stocks.

aired for anyon ADAR-TECZEK,

cellorship of the Duchy of Lancaster,

Yours faithfully,

The Queen's Hospital for Children,

Hockey Road,

Bethnal Green E.

and

Lordships RTBOGS verwen

"WIRST ROUND,"

Feore

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9:07

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Me Pollock, go intimating that he would appeal to the Privy Council the Chiat Justice said that the application would have to be made to the Couran three The Mr Hazeland this morning remanded,

way.

Mr Potter said he would act objset to played with more confidence and sioning Hole Yarda Bogey Dodwell. Campbe

the rotarnrney, Capt. Campbell with an acquiescence that seemed ing, A. Chinese wozan charged with being on the application of Mr Davidson, defend.

substantial hail being allowed.

handsomely the next three holes, was all. remarkable in one of his strong in possession of 50 isels flow opium

aquara. He won five holes in succion temperament. Rightly or wrongly-

then halved, one won the Bfteenth and bi Connaught Road Central. “

3.0... Bazaar, has been sent to Miss the eighteenth, his home score being done teenth, halved the seventeenth, and won the latter we believe he was at the For matching a gold apple, Tather,

Dougine, Children's Aid Society, 9, South is 4 bogey Mr Dadwalbwent on again time the tabject of much animadver$65,

child an with her father, Dear Miss Llosa Thoman

MA July 20th, 1016. - Moulton Street, London W. baby's to the right when going over the Saddle sinu regarding certain happenings wat by the s.s, Uamun, she was got **tangician, who bad just arrived from

Thanks much for, thinking of us wollen petticoats, I child's nightgown,the other of the hill Be wax of the long frock, 2 child's sweaters, 8 child's and Cap Campholl bail a big share of lack ut Antwerp and at the Dardanelles all to-day sentenced to twelve montha Woold you kindly thank the ladies of 1 child's knickers, child's frek, 2 Dodwall war troubled with his fas and took in bouncing over and pitching well down ting into a ricksha, Chinose was by Me We shall and the clothes most ful. I child's bodica, 7 child's woolen vesta, group in three and down 'n ve air which, among other results, brought hard labour and 24 strokes of the about the resignation of Lord Fisher

okes of the birch. Hongkong who sent them and tedshem shild's jackets, 4 child's cops, B prs, wool stroke more. The fight for Land K12 128 Charged before. Mr Hassland this how much we appreciate their gifts? yan

boots. And 4 parcels containing women WA Acond das Mr. Dodwil still fried12 Believa me

and children's clothing have been sent to grass immediately in terms of the green Lid

to farto his play and droog into the ca Yours sincerely,

na First Sea Id. In his letter log with stealing But froor pits 3.3.

intimating his resignation Mr. Chur-

chill explains that his acceptance of

Chapman, 1 Sai Wan Termo, Causeway hard bour and four hours strokes Bsy Chinese wa entenced to siz

what he rather bitterly, but none the Inspector Angus anid 848 30 bad bean

recovered. Defendant was not employed

Les trigly, term a port of well-paida ha house basantiere and scale the

in may during the absence of the inmates children

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Miss Vivian, The Maurice Hostel 2 took the more to tres hi wolf Cops If the Governor played over the 18- Herbert Stroot, Hozan No and Spaz Campbell was in dead on the pin At Hale course in ho Celsustaining: men's clothes to Miss the dem, Mr Dodwell anded straight in Testers His Excellency

fterpóna with; Me ucker, Boldiers And Ballora Help Bothe itch and picked up, si opponent wing interme spectator at the conclamon of the feloning clefy The Institute Manibelizeets Phree M Dod ollas breaking op and pionship

on the • grean from the drive, and fout in turning play in the anal for the Chains

from the Haggerstor: NES