1917-04-07 — Page 4

OUR GIANT

LAVENDER

+

11

TALCUM

IS REAL VALUE IN THE FINEST AND PUREST

LAVENDER TALCUM

1lb. Size for $1.00

ANTISEPTIC, SOOTHING, HEALING, KEEPS THE SKIN COOL & HEALTHY.

A. S. WATSON & CO., LTD.,

HONGKONG DISPENSARY.

Telephone No. 16.

To-day's Advertisements

LUST

small brown Fekingese bitch, 14 months old Finder will be reward-

er on returning same to Mr. N... ST, St. John's Place, Garden Rout Hongkong, April 7, 1917.

1654

LUSITANO RECREATION CLUB. ELEVENTH ATHLETIC MEETING.

PATRONA

H. KOMBE Major Ceneral Sir Francis Henry May Ventris. His ship Bishop D. Fozzoni, Commodore FEG.fi. Sandemar, R.S., Hon. Mr. W. Chuthum, C.M.G. Consul EVMR Souzu.

The China

Mail:

HONGLONG, SATURbay, April 7, 1917.

AMERICA AND THE WAR.

THE CHINA MAIL.

NEWS OF THE DAY.

LOOAL AND GENERAL

AG. J. O de Ohaldia has been recognised as Acting Consul for Peru. I

Mr. P. T. Allen, of the FM.S. Civil Service, has been appointed to art as Protector of Chinese, Stmits

WAR CHARITIES FUND.

DISBURSEMENTS BY MR. MURRAY, STEWART AND DR. J. M. ATKINSON.

SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1917.

c/o Elengkong & Shanghai Denk,

, Gracechurch Street, B.C. DER S-The French Ambuaendor |

has transinttelato us your cheque for 100 trom the Hongkong War Charities

Xussing Embac,

Chesham HousD

Chesham Place.

London, SW

23ch January, 1917. Brut. Str,-Will you be good enoughf

Colony, The rest I sent to the Lord M. STEWART, Esqu Mayor's Fund, having saided myself that this was the best channel through which to ensure otheient distribution.

The dispel of the remaicing £1.000 was not quite so easy, but I had the advantage of cousulting Dr. Atkinson before deciding. I hope you will think Committee, and although you will to make known to the Hongkong War Secretariat for Chinese Affairs, that we did right in sending 200 to the doubt, have received His Excellence's Charities Committee the sincere thanks

Hongkong, 3rd April, 1917. DEAR St.--I stclose extracts from war Flowpital, Based in a building demies bet sincerely on behalf of our

Queen Mary's Royal Naval Hospital. Tegment. I wish to take this and warm appreciation of Her Excellency. Lopportunity of Chausing the generong, Countess Renskendorf for their extremely Mr. Murray Stewart, dealing with skied, and specially worthy of support.ments for the athatom of this star to, which Her Excellency Arst published i

generme gift of £10 We have never which was formerly the Royal Palace) letter with enclosures received from Hotel: an admirablar con institution of! Executive here for this splendid gift. I drawn up it statement of our work, but We are making the necessary arrange. I send you herewith a copy of the letter the disbursement of the last alloca understand that the Qaven Eks We are informed that the Chinnous made by the Way Charities personal interess in its welfare and Hospital Ausiliare No. Peisay the newspapers together with ene or two Mais Steamship Com Came sailed from Committee. Every payment elicited resibly this accounts for the kesunes (6.0). We saould be glul, however, extracts, which will show you the neces Shanghai this morning and is due here very appreciative acknowledgment: nad efficiency displayed in its manage."

if you would kindly let us know whether, sits for our work. on Monday afternoon the th. inst.

selections from thers are appendiad i

1718.

you wish the wording iver the beds to be! The aumber of Russian prisoners in You will observe that in the exercise

Celony of Hongkong "or." Hongkong the Cumps in North West Germany for to the copy of Mr. Stewart's letter. It is notified in the current flare-

uf nur discretion, Atkinson and I dreided

War Charities Committee (Note: which we have become responsibla has 2.--The £1,000k of which the alloceto and dontributions to the French Red Colony of Honghour" was wlected ment Gazette that the Hon. Mr. Ption was left to Massrs. Stewart and Cross Hospital (who hase undertaken to

Believe me, Yours, vory twly, H. Holyoak has been appointed af Atkinson wis distributed as fol. name en beds after the Colony for one member of the Pod Committee."

Settlements.

The booking plan for the esta Difaels concert, on Monday night, will he in the Hongkong Hotel fmin| 12 day till e para., on that dag,

For the Shakesperian perform! ance on St. George's Bay at the Theath two top rows in the centre blck of the Drew Circle are advertised to be sold by auction at the Houkong Hotel on Tuesday.

4

year, to a privately-managed English Hospital in France, and to the Fässig Prisoners of War Fund, Both of y thought thas the fact.of a far-away British Colony contributing to the relief of suffering among our Allies would be apponiatal," as "Lsign of that spirth, of! 100 comradeship which it is so

profoundly

- $200

100

lows:-- Queen Mary's Royal Naval

Hospital Funds ................ Ladies Emergency Committee

of the Navy League Russian Prisoners, of War Help.

Committee.... Soldiers und Sailors Help Indian Soldiers Fund Silb-Com-

Society

mittee County of London War Hose

pital

London Committee of French

Bal Cris

British and Foreign: Sailors,

Society

Martouret Hospital (Fondation

100

important to fame

Sinda politige? * considerations Eguided us in "seribing to the Indian 100,Soldiers Fanc

For the reg. I do not think thure is 200 anything calling fur, comment, I have only to add that it has been grens 160 pirssure to me to act in this matter as the medium of the Colony's munificence. 100 Yours faithfully,

100!

M. STEWA FIT".

"

DHL ILLINGWORTH.

Central Prisoners of War Cosamitur,

4. Taurine Place, London, S.W.,

Anch January, 1917, M. STEWART, E.,

se76 Hongkong & Shanghai Bank,

London, F.C. Dean S-With reference w your letter of the 23rd January my Committee desires to acknowledge with grateful thanks the moss generous, donation of 21.000 raised by publie subscription in the Colóny of Hongkong. The Committee hope that you will carey their cordial thanks to the Hongkong War Charities Committee for the gift,

The money will be used in adopting, on behalf of the Hongkong War Charities Committes, as many prisoners of was can be provided for out of the sum during the next x months.

We propose to

increased now to about 140,000 mei and four efforts are endeentrated in supplying them with bread principally. As the se time we are sending out cersforts for the Sick ant Wauailed at which they stand in sex mely need.

With many thanks, I am, Faithfully

(54) G. D. JEFFERSON..

Secretary

3. Senwaar, Esq.

J

SELECTIONS FROM ALIJAH." AT ST. JOHN'S CATHEDRAL St. John's Cathedral last night was crowded to its utmost capacity to hear the selections from Mendelssohu's Elijah," and the Epilogue from Elgar's Banner of St. George," organised by Mr. Denman Fuller, the Cathedral Organist, on behalf of the Red Cross

The total minfall last month TI overwhelming majorties by was 270ins, for nine days, as regis which the United States Senate and tered at the Royal Observatory; 3.13 House of Representatives have inches on seven days as registered passed the resolution giving effect the Botanical Gardens: 2.82 inches Congress to the advice tendered on five days at the Matikla Hospital

to President

and at the Police Station, Taipo, it ticis for this purse will be forwarì yên Be kind enough to convey to the head of our Adopters Bureau, will address | some 20 numbers from the "Eliah.** make even a more ataggering blow was 3.07in. on 12 days,

by the

to the Central Powers than the The OMMITTEE has much pleasure President's speech.

MEN of the Colony to their SPORTS at

follow The Hon. Trenerer of the Alice We are not Memorial and Affiliated Hospitals begs

in inviting the LADIES and ESTE surprised to learn from the telegrams to acknowledge with thanks the the Race nese ny kind permission of today that President WILSON'sing dorations to the fards of the Hongkong Jockey Clubjon EASTER speech was heavily censored before Hospitals:

1:30 PM.

י.

MONDAY, 9th instant, comantencing at publication of it was permitted in. G. Humphreys & Co

Germany, and we can easily surmise Hou. Sir C. P. 'Chater, C.M.G, what portions of it the "German Douglas S.S. Co...

There will be one event-20 yards Championship-open to a Bona Fide

A tuteurs in the Colony under the Fules

By

of the A.A.A. Entranet Fee $1.00

kirni

permission of the Officers the Band of the 74th Punjabis will play Auring the afternoon

By courtesy of Management there will be special tram cars.

J. e. BARRETTO, Hon. Secretary

-Hongkong, April 7, 1617.

ST. GEORGE'S DAY,

APRIL 23RD "IDER)

ever, cannot remain

authorities consider it inadvisable Lane, Crawford & Co.... to publish. That censorship, how-Shewan, Tomes & Co.:

completely Peninsular & Oriental S.S. Co. effective for long. Meanwhile the Carmichael and Clarke fact itself that both Houses of fibb, Livingstone & Co. Parliament in a Republic to which Bradley & Co.

16560 many millions of Germans

In past years have emigrated, should have declared for war againat Germany by such overwhelming majorities, must convince the Ger- man people in the Fatherland that there must be "something rotten

"

THE MAGISTRACY.

EXPENSIVENCHING MING CEREMONY.

"Allhusen). 3.As colders sho" principle of adoption of Prisoners of War by individuals, a periodical dist of the who have cungarked their subscrip

Luasdowne House

Berkeley Spare. W. Dean M. MeRAY STEWART-Would

select men fmm regiments which had and Prisoners-of-War Funds. Owing been serving in China within recent years to the late arrival of the music from us far as possible, and Mel Guinness, the home it was found only possible to do

but the selection included nearly all the choruses from the work. favourite solos, concerted items and

Hongkong War Charities Committes ou very shortly as to the men selected. mine and the Committee of the Officers"

1.000, which they have been in generous Families Fund's most since and grate for this splendid contribution. ful thanks for the further denation of faithfully,

Meanwhile, please sccept our thanks

as to sent us in aid of our Fand.

ed to our London representatives, with a note of any particular desires

War to be assisted is no longer entire that may have been expressed While the choice of a Frisoner of they open (the Central Committee was established primarily to correct.over-

The call on the Fund are increasing | lapping and mission's this method at such a rapid rate, that I need barelly will aid towards establishing personal, tell you how doubly we appreciate the 50 relations with some of our men in generosity of the Flongkong War Charities 50 enemy countries.Yours faithfully.

50

E. R. HALLIFAX,

50

Hon. Secretary,

50

War Charities Committee.

50

Gracechurch Street,

London, E.C...

accordance with de programme arranged by the Committee for the celebration of St. George's Day, MONDAY the 23rd instant, a SHAKE

Two Chinese, who burned joss SPEARIAN PERFORMANCE will be in the state of Germany," It has aper at the tombs of their ances- given as the Theatre Royal at 5.15 P. taken the, American nation a longtors at Tai Hat Was on Ching Ming Applications for sunt vouchers, WHICH

ONLY BE OBTAINED BY time to reach the stage at which Day appeared before Mr. Wood this ENGLISHMEN may up to and includ-they definitely enter the war on the morning" in" answer

sent

Cook & the

of their ceremonics.

to a cherre" of

into the Hon. Sec. Mr. J.BENTLEY many. Had there been always a ing THURSDAY the 8th instant, beide of the Allies against Ger-setting fire r several tros us a Pesult Member ofrosta re qalirdi for this applicant clear recognition in the United State and his

vouchers, which are unnumbered, will be exchange that "human

and these

sre

Mr. W. J. Tulcher, Siperinten-

February, 1917. DEAR SIR.-Referring to my letter pi the 27th ultimo, I have now to advise you has, in accordance with the terms of your telegram of the 15th January, the following sana have been disbursed, on your behalf-

Committce-Believe me, sincerely.

Yours very

(Sd) MAUT LANSDOWNE, Fresident of the O.F.F. February 7th, 1017,»

Blinded Soldiers' and Sailors" Hotel

St. Dunstans, Regents Park, N.W.,

1st February, 1917.

-P. D. AGNEW.

Managing Director,

The Sullars Talaer.

879 Bud 60, Commercial Road, London, F., 26th January, 1917. DEME S.-On behalf of Mrs. Lloyd Geotge permit ne very cordially in thank you for your letter raclosing cheque for Chou heing a donation from the Hong- | keng War Charities Committee. Th Sonety's official ackanwledgment is sent yon herewith.

Your valued gift

especially welquine, at the present junetore when very argent] demands are being made upon our re

DEAR SIR-I have your letter of the sourees. Will you please convey to the 29th January, enclosing the exceedingly Members of the Committee our thank generis gift of pre thewand pounds from falnews to them for the very encouraging Hongkong War Charities Committee help they have rendered to 19-Believe This, with your pertaission. I should me to be. Very faithfully mors, «' like to add to our permanent Álter-Care Fund. B

SYDNEY, LAMA,

Asst. Secy.

£150 to Officers' Families Find.

1300 to St. Dunstans. 1,000 to Prisoners of War Fund. 500 to Dreadfought Hoepital. 250 Star & Garter Hospital,sity for the meat curahtily planned

je Belgian Relie?.

organization of this kind. 1,000 to Various War Charities."

My recent visit to France, where there is no Atter Care system for men who have been blinded in the War, has more than ever convinced me of the extreme neces- i

Department, who appeured to pro- dent, of the Botanicat and Forestry | Total 69,230 моге

able

for numbered at tickets at 15.00 precious thau peace," America, as

righta each ON PAYMENT TO MESSRS. MOUTRIE & CO., when the Pox Office being interested in the maintenance

10th instant.

128

estimated at about three dollars and Secute the case, stated that the dumage caused by the fire

is open, on and after MONDAY the of international law, would have

n case applications exced the accom-been in the war against Germany had cost about ten dollars to In t molition of the Theatre, the vouchers from the very beginning. It is the insured ill necessarily be for a spalier number of seats than an applied for. violation of American rights that has

In the Dress Circle, a limiter reserva brought the United States into the tion has been made for Official Guests, and other seats have been sold by vortex of the war. Germany, like

extinguish the flames.

to the charge.

Both defendants pleaded not guilty

Evidence was then heard and the

:

..

M. STEWART, Fan.

3.

Address pro tem-116, Victoria Street.

London. S. W..

January 20th, 1017. We shall have many hundreds of meter of the 3rd instant excising cheque PRAR SIR,- in much obliged for your looking to us for help and assistance in for 10 for the general purpose of the order to enable them to successfully fight Indian Sldiers' Fund for which I entre the battle of life, and I hope that you offieis! reeipt. will agree with me this the money vanyot bo spplied in a better manner,

if not that this is part of an amount we might alter the tablet in the Hall of obliged if you would convey to the Hoax If the sugestion meets with your views Colony of Hongkong, and I shall be raised by pablig subseription in the the National Institute for the Blind kong War Charities Committee the special accordingly, so that it will stand as thanks of permanent record of the fact that the generous donation which is greatly appre

this Committers for their Hongkong War Charities Committee hasciated.Yours faithfully, I have also forwarded by Parcals Fustabsribed to the permanent After Care

ARTHUR RESTON, their sight for their Country to the extent, STEWART, Esq.

I encluse: (1)-Copies of correspondener relating to the distributica of these funds. (3)--Statement of the nesount of the War Charities Fund with the Hongkong Bank, London. (15.1-Receipts for disburscruenta mada;

From this account.

nation: the remainder of the Dressa mad dog that is pursued, is growing second defendant discharged. The various pamphlets issued by the Com.und welfare of the men who have given

Circle, and the hole of the Stalls will be available.

Hougkong, April 7. 1917.

THE CALENDAR.

MEMOS. FOR TODAY.

Performance.

Circus at Kowloon.

9.40 p.m.-Fuli moon.

ever, and

A VEST OF MANY, POCKETS. Before Mr. Wood this morning a Chinese was charged with the unlawful possession of opium other than Govern- ment opium.

34

Inspector Kont stated that the defen dant had been searched by a constable on the Kwang Tung Wharf and the cxamination disclosed the defendant to

you have subscribed. mittees administering the funds to which i

of £1,200. As regards the enrrespondence, you willery cordially for the generous things you Let me end, please, by thanking you, note that the Frisoners of War Coray at St. Dunstan's. I am very proud raittee are adoption as raty prisoners and happy to say that the work here has of War as your contribution provides parcel for during the next six months,

succeeded beyond my most sanguine the prisoners being advised that, these

expectations-Yours faithfaily, parcs come from you: this will, I hope,

be satisfactory.

I hope also that the arrangement made with Sir Arthur Pearson to add the amount now contributed to your previous contribution to the After-Care Fund, with corresponding alteration on the Tablet

more desperate than 1665 probably at the final scene there $95.

first defendant, however, was fined will be "still more Powers in the Pursuit. We shall doubtless see China joining the Entente, and it. would seem not unlikely that BODIE 5.30 p.m-Clarke's Circos Matince at least of the South American 4.16 p.m.-Performance by Clarke'stepublics will be following the lead 5.15 p.m.-Paul Dufaults Concert in small European Powers which are of the United States before long. The Theatre Royal, City Hall.

still striving to maintain their neutrality have far greater caizse to join the Grand Alliance of be wearing a vast entirely covered within the National Institution for the Blind, Cirilisation, because the German sub-pockets, each pocket containing a packet marine piracy is inflicting intolerable of opium," hardships and suffering upon them. Germany has not now, outside her trate that he had been given the rest The defendant informed the Magis partners in this ghastly war, a friend to wear and did not know that it cop- in the whole wide world; and it tained contraband drug. seems not unlikely that before the war ends every other nation will satisfy His Worship, and the defendant The explanation, however. "did" not rank among her declared enemies.

was Ended 3200, or in default of payment, sentenced to three months'

MEMOS FOR TO-MORROW.

Easter Day.

King of the Belgians boru (1875).

MEMO. FOR MONDAY. Easter Monday-General Holiday. 9.14 p.m.-Paul Dufauita Concert in

the The tre Royal, City Hall

General Memoranda,

TUESDAY, April 19-

12.30 pm. Auction of Sents

Scenes from Shakespeare

St. George's Day.

WEDNESDAY, April 11-

o

for

Entries close for Gymkhana on April

21st. THURSDAY, April 12-

0.16 p.m.H.K. Tennis League's

Annual General Meeting. FRIDAY, April 13:---

Rev. W. T. Featherstone returned to The Bishop of Victoria and the

hard labour.

UNLAWFUL POSSESSION ÖF LOTTERY TICKETS...

·In the case of the Officers' Families

(Sd) ARTHUR FEARSON, -Chairman-Blinded Soldiers and Sailors Cars Committee.

M, STEWART, Esq.

Scien's Hospital Society.... Dreadnought Hospital, ...Greenwich, S.E.. will meet with your approval.

31st January, 1917.

impossible to ask for any special applica-bundred pounds, the gift of the Hongkong and considering the matter that it was yesterday's dais covering cheque for Sve Fond, I decided after making enquiries acknowledge the receipt of your letter of DEAR SIR, I bave the pleasure to

tion of the sum contributed. The needs War Charities Committee. for whigh the Fund is designed to provide Your letter eboil in due course, be laid are urgent private needs and I thought before the Board of Management of this it best to leave the Committee to dispose Society who I am confident will conéer of your donation at their discretion. Hospital will show you that this method (Note. The inscription decided upon The last letter from the Dreadnought hearing the inscription you suggest. in a Tablet being placed over the bed,

proposed by their Secretary for recognis. † was 5— ing your gifs has not actually been passed hy the Committee, but I anticipate a further letter before very long informing

bad to be named after the Colony. Tablet to be erected at the bead of a Tae that they have agreed to the proposed)

As regards the Hongkong room is the

HONGKONG SEV.

ון

Hon. Secretary.

19

ELT

The following were the selections from Elijah":~-

1.-Chorus..." Help Lärd!'" 2-Duet with Chorts" Lord, bowThing Miss L White and Mrs Goldsmith. 3-Air..."with all your hearts.... Mr C. Edgembe 4-Doable Quartet For He shall give Miss Crues. Mrs Owen. Miss Robson, His angels charge" Miss R. Mo Fung Mrs Cousins" Mry Stubbings. MFD.M. Goodall, Mr J. W. White, Mr G. R.

5.

Bercy, Mr. E. Bullock.

Recit: and Air "Draw near all ye

Pople"

Mr. J. England. 6.-Quartet “Cast thy burden upon the Lord?

Mrs

Edwards, Miss Sells, Miss P. Mayt Mra Lake, Mr G. H. Platt, Mr J. W. White, Mr F. A. Biden Mr CR Crispin. -Air... "Woe unto them"

Miss Sentt

-Recit: Air, and Chorus “O Lord, Thon hast overthrown" Mr A. J. England and Mrs Johnstone.

8.-Choras... Thanks be to God" 10.Hear ye, Israel'

"Mry Galloway 11.-Chorus..."Be not afraid" 12-Quartet."O come everyone that

thirstath

Miss L. White, Mrs Goldsmith, Mr C. 13-Air." It is enough"

Edgeunbe, Mr G. H. Fierey.. 11-Heut. See, now he sleepeth”...... Mr A. J. Engiand.

15.--Trio,..... Lift thing, eyes"...

Hon. Mr Claud Severn.

16.-Air..."O rest in the Lord"...

Mrs Owen, Mrs Cousins, Mrs Luke, Misa Sells, Misa R. Blow Fung, Me Stubb'nga

"Mrs Hill.

Night falleth mund

me

17.---Recit

Mr AJ. England, Miss Scott and Mrs Goldsmith. 18.-Quartet with Chorus..."Foly is

God the Lord..... Mrs Galloway, Mrs Johnstons, Miss Crees, Misa Robson, Mrs Goldsmith. ex Hill. Mrs Stobbings, Mrs Bickling. The choruses by a body of 119 voices," conducted by Mr. J W, White, were very well rendered, while among the Dr S.-In reply to your enquiry soloists Miss White, Misa Scott," Mr... on the telephone, this Committee was Edgecumbe and Mr. England were formed in the first week of August especially successful. Misa Scott revealed 1914, and its Srst work was to supply a particularly fine soprano voice of great all the men in the Fleet with extra warm possibilities.

9/7.

Ladies' Emergency Committee, of the Navy League, 47, Grosvenor Square, W. January 22, 1017.

1

conforts, we then sent out about an average of 200 parcels a day. The ad

It is not too much to say that the miralty now issues a free grant of warm renklering of the Epilogue" of "The clothes and we supplement this when Banner of St. George, was one of the asked by the Concaanding Officers to do best features of the evening. Prior to We also supply the ships with the rendering of this item the bymn

1.31. Hospital ships with various hos the largest amount ever collected in the o in their many long and lonely hours, that it amounted to $1018.56, which is requests for them, the men enjoying them the collection was taken. We learn games and gramophones having any Rock of Ages" was sung during which We also supply the R.N... Hospitals and pital requirements. At present the Cathedral. The congregation itself in largest work of the Committee is the also considered to constitute a record, na feeding of all the prisoners from H.31. many more extra chairs than heretofore. tobacco and 1/8 pocket money weedy. Mr. Denman Faller is to be congratulat parcel of food, an 8th. loaf of bread; people were unable to obtain admission. hips. those in Germany receiving were requisitioned and a great many The men from the submarines who are ed no less upon the result of his appea in Asia Minor receive, a 12/ parçal Commemorative of a donation from most practical way of helping them.ace.

monthly and 8/ weekly-this being the than upon the success of the perform. funda publicly subscribed in the Colony All the men in Germany and Asia Minor of Hongkong and presented to this receive an outfit of underclothes twice King was sung by the congregation at The frat verse of "God Save the Hospital by the Hongkong War year, and all have had outside clothes Caurition Committee as a tribute to add hools supplied them. We receive British seamen, upon whose steadfast cards from theen curatantly and thon

the close. bravery the Empire depende. 2 bave the wording of an inscription to be

who have been repatriated and those sent placed fuside the room, and it occurs to me that probally you might prefer to beg you to accept an expression of our food.-Yours faithfully,

I enclose herewith a formal receipt and bean to live without the help of our 1016-17

details and bow impossible it would have suggest a suitable inscription, which I very grateful thanka. I will write to you

by your previous remittance of £2,000. should mention the endowment provided very truly, shall be glad to pass on to her on bearing, again after the meeting of my Board on from you. I take it that this inscription the 8th February, Believe, me, Topra

thers are, as you probably know, upe, -As regards the funds for Belgian Relief.

the Colony on Friday evening. They 10.45 d.m.-Auction of Dress Materials, have visital Haiphong, Pakhoi, Liem-

ges and Hough'.s.

Sheets etc., ote. at Messi chow, Shek Hong, Moli, Linahaan, possession of 17,233 San Pui lottery A Chinese charged with the unlawful 2.20 p.m.-Auction of Household Nambourg, Napning. Wuchow and tickets was charged before Mr. Mel Furniture etc. at "The Homestead," Canton. The Bishop held confirms-bourne this morning and fined $25 with 43 the Penie. SATURLAY, April 14 -

tions at all the Church Missionary the alternative of one jonth's har seo that the Secretary naks me to let her" The only addition that presents itself to to Switzerland write and tell us many third,interim dividend of 10 per cent..

10 Auction of Household Society Stations..

Furniture etc. of the late Mr. A. Hewett at "Meesm. Hughes and Hough's

labour.

H.

. We are asked to announce that

10.30 am-Anction of one Motor and three Pianos at Messra. Hughes and Hough's

St. Joseph's College Sports at Race

Course, Happy Valley SATURDAY, April 21

HK Jockey Club.

Moon-Half-Yearly Meeting of the Gymkhang Club's Meeting at Race

Course, Happy Valicy

MONDAY, April 23

BE doorge's Day.

8.16 p.m."Scenes from Shakes

st Theatre Royal.

the Drawing Room Tea and Sale of

ATTEMPTING TO EXPORT GERMAN DYES.-

Fund, arranged to take place on Chinese was charged with Work-in mid of the Frisoners of War Ip Mr. Melbourne's Court this mors University Path, will be held at the German dyes from the Colony April 11th, 8-6 p.m. at No. 8, attempting to export a quantity of residence of Sir Charles Eliot instead. until next Thursday, fixing bail at $100 His Worship adjourned the case By kind permission of the Officer Commanding, the and of the 74th will appear as solicitor far the I was stated that Mr. M. Preston naishia will atten

defendant

new Star and Carter Hospital, you will

the fact that one of the wae prouident ber of Comitiaes functioning. In view

beleving that it would be approtod an zer by Lady Tagurd, I sent

Boemiat of -bet

Mesociations

to

me is that it should give the date, 1917.

F. MICHELL, Secretary 3. Szzwant, Esq.

The London Commitice of the Franc

THE LADIES EMERGENCY COMMITTEE OF THE

FE NAVY LEAGUE.

THE FRUIT SEASON.

DOWEL

couplant is sure to be

Tao Kedah Rubber Co. pays a

on account of the financial year

In connection with St. Patora Church there will be s prenic on Easter Monday to Fanling by the

train leaving Kowloon at 1:88 p.m. Earlier in the weet, the picais

0, Knightsbridge, Hyde Fark Corner: Be sure to keep a bottle of Chamberlain's askal to note that the pienia will be

Dpravalent during the fruit son cancelled but ticket holders, are

"V. Eed Crime,

Loodan, S.W

2014 January, 1917,

an band. It may

by All Chomikeand

Colic Cholera and Diarrhoes Femedy

life. For te held according to all former arrange

ments