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FIRST CHURCH OF HONGKONG, THURDAY, Sept. 27, 1917.

CHRIST, SCIENTIST,

OF HONGKONG.”

ANNOUNCES A FREE LEUTURE

on

THE QUESTION OF A CHINESE

FIGHTING UNIT.

It is interesting to nets that both in Siam and in China-two of the most recent adherents to the Allied cause

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE the war-there is a lively desire to

by

be represented in the battlefield by a

THE CHINA MAIL.

to this time it would take to transport any considerable Chinese furce to Europe and to train it to the standard which the modern science of warfare demands, China. can best help to win the victory by

| supplying the reeded labour battal-

THE MAGISTRACY.

THE POLICE RESERVE CISE.

MAGISTRATES JUDGMENT.

--NOTICE OF APPEAL

Mr. Wood this morning delivered

as provided in Seo. 3 of the Ponco Freservation Ord. of 1886 Waless the defextant is to be discharged in this cass" these orders must have been, "Orders from the CS P. Mr. "Fol urges that these Orders, in fact, resched the defendant through the Inspector of

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1917.

HONGKONG ST. ANDREW'S Hongkang I have been a member of ther

SOCIETY.

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING,“

bis company and amanated from the The Annust General Meeting of the D. S. P. of the Police Reserve. The members of the above society was held view. I had formed on this point is that

years

St. Andrew Society for 30 and it is about time I got out of it. Now that I have been slected President I will carry out the duties to the beat of my ability,

The "CHAIRSEAN then proposal that Mr. Dyer he aleated Vice-President for the forthcoming year.

ons" for service abroad as well as judgment in the case brought against the prosecution is, only esiled upon to in the City Hall fast, evening for the was carried

NEWS OF THE DAY.

wils AR

Mr. A. G. Gordon presided and there was a large attendance.

After the Actg Hon. Secretary had read the Reports

Mr. Rai scunded and the motion

Mr. Dean,' in returning thanks mił he could assure them that he considerat it a very great honour to have been elected Vice-President for two successive years, and he would do all he, could to assist the Presirlent in the work of the Society,

for the production of such supplies. L AP. Leite, a Portuguese member prova that the orders in question purpose of receiving the Annual Report emanated from the 'S. P. They and statement of accounts for the year from her great resources as the of the Hongkong Police res, for may have reached the constable through ending August 31 and to feet officers Allies need.

unlawfully refusing to performa patrol any channel, and will be obligatory on for the ensuing year. duty on the August 3 lat and also for rehim. I find that the order given fusing to perform extra punishment to the defendant to perform a duty duty on September 7th. The Magistrate atral on September 7th

Fowler emanating from the C. S. P. said: The present charges are brought and was part of the routine established against the defendant as a member of hy him in connection with the "Stand-

The CHAIRMAN Bald :— * the Special Police Reserve (now to being Orders of the Hongkong Police

"The "accounts are very full and do called the Hongkong Police Reserve) Reserve." Express legal powers of de- who in accordance with Section 10 ofegation as provided in the recent not require many words of mine to A. 0. Lisa seconded that Mr. R

amending ordinance (Ordinance 20 of a the Special Police Reserve Ordinance 1917 See: 3) clo not seem to me neces amplify them. We deeply regret hav Lenderson he re-elected Hon. Sein 1914. (Ordinance No. 27 of 1914) was sary in order to authorise subordinateing to record during the year the dentlar and the motion was carried. enllons Special Polica Constable, by officers to enforce on individuals their of Captain W, L. Carter RE. who was

LOCAL AND GENERAL

A Chinese company is seeking

Charter for motor his service Peking sign of tramways.

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Two of the Chinese accused in ¦

in

connection with the highway robbery in the New Territory, described yesterday's China Mail, were to day committed for trial at the next criminal sessions. The third prisoner dischargal.

was

a Proclamation of the 3rd September

· 1913, - (Proclamation No. 27, 1913.)

He is charged with having disobeyed two orders, in both cases without a reasonable excuse the first order being for the performance of a penalty patrol on the 31st Augast and the second being for the performance of a rentine patrol on the 7th September.

Mr. W. C. JACK proposed and Dr. Forsyth seconded that Mr. M. A. Murray be re-elected Hon. Treasurer aurt the motion was carried.

Mr. SUTHERLAND proposed and Mr.

The ballot for the Committee theu

took place and the following were own orders with reference to the well known Scotsman and a prominent elected--Dr. Forsyth, and Messrs R. ministerial details of a routine system member of the Society. We have also to Sutherland, A. 6. Lang, W. Nicholson which is as a whole an order of the

and J. Reid.

The Chaaras then said, with regard

i

Captain Superintendent to the Farces extend our sympathy to our lite Pre. There will be no need to decide whe-sident. Major Maglonald, who has lost to the gelabrations : St. Andrew's ther the order to perform the penalty his younger son, who held a commission Tay that he thought, whatever they patrol on the 31st August emanated in the Royal Flying Corps, and whose did they should find some better place from a proper officer, for the reason name is now on the Rall of Honour than the old edifice which some people which will appear in considering the amongst those who have given up their were pleased to call a theatre. It only lite for King and Country. Naturally, held about 600 people and he thought next and last point.

The fourth and final contention for this gathering brings to our memory that if they had a larger place with. the defendant is that these orders were the Hongkong St. Andrew's and other more seating accommodation they conte

•

it

It was unanimously agreed that the new Committee should proceed with the arrangements, for Heather, Day "and the Fair.

He is being prosecuted for these alleged not given to him for the performance local Scots who have died fighting for get many more dellars. It was prop

· The United Engineers (Singapore) offences under section of the Peace Prof the duties of his office." So far as their country, and the thought of ex-and the scheme was now open for report shows a nett profit of $1,298,621, [servation Ordinance 1888, which was the order for the duty patrol of the the great sacritice thit has been discussion--to hold an old fashioned and recommends placing to generi male applicable by the Proclamation of 9th September is concerned, the argu-made by them. As an expression fair on lines something similar to the 300,000 and to other reserves the 3rd September 1915. to persons whoment has no for whatever. And with of the almiration we all feet for fair held on "Our Day" laat year, only 185,000, dividends of 7 per cent, on were members of the Police Reserve at of lefence in the second summons fails in their country's cause, and in remem has been

this decision the defendant's last ground the men who have given their lives of a Scottish chamcter. The scheme under: consideration preference art 1 on culinary shares, the lates given in the charges.

and he must submit to a conviction on brance of their patriotism and devotion by the old Committee and carrying forward $464,274, Messrs.

that charge.. Howarth, Fskine's Burma branch has Ordinance of 1886 renda of follows':

to duty, I ask you all to stand up was now onep for discussion art for This Section of the Fence Preservation

But the answer to the question whether silently and reverently, remembering the new Committee to deal with been acquired, aul it is expected the

"a penalty patrol" comes within "the what we have been taught in the Book It

to hold was proposed

the

Rangson will prove very important.

Any person so appointed a special duties of the office of a constable, will which every Scotsman is brought up usan Heather Day" anle of heather ennstable and called upon to serve win, depend on the answer to the further onGreater love bath no men than in the morning, and the Fair it the without reasonable, excuse refuses or neglects to serve and to obey such law-estion whether the penalty has a legal this, that a man lay down his life for afternoon, the same as last year. The meeting was now open discuss any ful orders and directions as may be auction behind it. The fact that the friends." gaver him for the performance of the penalty imposed is in fact an extra turn Tarning to the accounts you will further suggestions in the way of enter duties of his ofice as provided in Sec. 3 on day cannot equitably be allowed to see that we have disbursed 8337.12 intainmenta which would help to being in shall on summary conviction be liable to affect the matter. The pecalty was giving assistance to some of our country the lotlar

fine not exceeding -nd to in imposed under Rule No of the men during the year, they were all de men for any term not exceeding Standing Orders of the Force. The serving cases and were carefully inquired 2 months"

power to make such a rule, rests on into by the committee. The balance at Section 3 of the Ordinance here resection 9 of the Special Folice Reserve the credit of the Society 'how stands at ferred to reads:

Ordinance 1914, which reads as follows: 85,580,28, against 83,097.39 last year, Every special constable shall have the "The Captain Superintendent of Police But you will notice from the report same power for the preservation of peace shall have power to make regulations for that $5,000 of this is a deposit, with the prevention of offences, the apprehen giving further and better effect to the the War Savings Association. The con sion of offenders and for all other pur. provisions of this Ordinance sud in cert which was held en St. Andrew's such discrimination had been practiced poses and the same privileges, protection, particular regarding the training duties Day enabled us to subscribe the sum of by other societies, or m connection with and immunities, as the members of the arms, ammunition and appointments, of

$2,659.93 to various War Charities any funds raised in Hongkong. The Police force, except as to pay and pen- the members of the Reserve."

which is mentioned in the report now money raised by the St. George's Society, sion or other reward, and shall be

This section does not include "dis before the meeting. The concert was the French collections in connection subject to the orders of the Governor cipline" or "punishment, unless these considered by all present to be of historie with July 4th, and all other collections. The General Balance Shact and the Magistrates and the Captain Super words can be fairly brought into it with interest, and, in the matter of staging went for the general benefit of all the that a Chiuese, unit can be of ny Profit and Loss account of the Neder. f Justices of the Peace who shall be the words "regulations for giving fur- and talent introduced, even surpassed | Alliesi. As a matter of fact in connec

intendent of Police, and any one or more service in the actual fighting linesandsche Handel-Maatschappij (Nether.authorised by the Governor, to uct in ther and better effet, etc." The better any previous performance. The heartiesttion with Heather Day, last year, one in France where the conditions of lands Trading Society) to 31st Decem modera warfare demand the maxi-ber, 1916, show that the pet prošta

The case from both sides has been mum of military efficiency. But it is amount to ƒ 11,350,150.26 (£945,846), fully argued. Disobedience to generally acknowledged that the out of which, after providing for the orders was admitted. Mr Lo Man Kan, Chinese standard of military efficiency Statutory Reserve to the extent of solicitor for the defendant, has claimed hereby informed that their Goods are is higher in the North than in tha! 1,670,030,05 (2139,168) à dividend of that he is entitled to be discharged on with that rule will not be an order for the auspices of the Society, with the fact that all other societies had begr

A Chinese water seller at Lantan Sighting igree. In China the views Island reported to the Police that on of the provincial nuthorities have the night of the 24th list. lour men been sounded on the subject and armed with revolvers and knives broke the consensus of opinion is in favur into his bease and tied him and his of it. The War Commission has brother up with ropes. One of the therefore decided in that sense. robbery stood guard over them while The proposal is for an expedition the test pillaged the house and stole of 18,000 or possibly 30,000-quantity of clothing and some money. trops. To those of our readers who They then left the house and departed in a junk sailing in the direction of hive, knowledge only of the military

Chinese territory, [e143 oganisations "of the southern pro- vinces of China, it will not "seem

WM. R. RATHVON, C. S. B. at the Theatre Royal

THURSDAY,

October 4th, 1917

at 5.30 P. M. Hongkong, Sept. 27, 1917.

приня

NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA.*

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

He Company's Steamship, HIRANO MARU,

having serived Consignees of Cargo are

being landed and placed at their risk in the BuxgKONG & KOWLOON WHARF AND

South, and consequently in the North

G DOWN COMPANY'S GODown at Kowloon, greater confidence is shown in advocat where each consignment will be sorted out

mark by mark and delivery can, beg the representation of China at obtained as soon as the Goods are landed.

Optional Goods will be carried on "unlese“

fore

instructions are given to the contrary be

NOON, TO-DAY. Goods not cleared by the 3rd October, -1917, will be subject to rent."

A

the front by a military unit.

riter who contributes to the Far

Eastern Revier a very informing article on "Wha: China may do in Damaged Packages must be left to the the War," says, ia referenço to this Gadows for examination by the Con- signoe's sad the Co.'s representatives question: "There need be no ques at sa appolated, hour on TUESDAY and tion as to the effectiveness of Chinese FRIDAY. All claivas must be pre-

THE CALENDAR.

MEMO TORTO-MORROW. VRC. Anzuel Aquatic Sports

a

15 has been declared. In the course

of 1915 two issues to Shareholders were made of each 5,000 new shares of f 1,000. The total puirt up capital has thus been increaser 2 f 60,000,000,

...

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

that behalf

la

any of the four grounds following:

(1) That he effectively resigned from his position on the 12th July last.

(2) That, even if he was still a

a

member of the Police Reserve, it was reasonable excuse for the refusal of duty, That he refused is order to test h's legal position.

(3) That if he should fail on the plea Invitations have been issued by of a "reasonable excuse," then the order Captain and Mrs. George P. Lammert diaabayad were not orders "given to daughter, Phylis lean Mary, to Captain Peace Preservation Ordinance 1886, and in respect of the marriage of their bin as provided in section 3" of the Eric Hubert Gray, 14th Punjabis, at St. (4) That, also, they were not orders John's Cathedral, on Wednesday, 17th given to him for the performance October, at 3 p.m.

of the duties of his office."

The suggestion was then put forward that the funds secured this year should go exclusively to Neottish regiments.

Mr. SUTHERLAND pointed out that në

opinion seems to me to be that the thanks of the members are due to those of the first subscriptions received was subject of disciplinary penalties Ret Ladies and Gentlemen, who gave their boe of $50, which came from a Welsh- having been expressly mentioned is in time ir making the concers the success man, and all creeds had willingly come effect, excluded from, the regulations it proved to be.

forward with help. He knew what the bere proposed. Rule No. 6 cited above To the celebration of St Andrew's gentleman who made the suggestion harl will this

and Day with a coacers, was also ackled last in his mind, and he sympathised given" in accordance year, a Heather Day collection under with him, but they must not forget the

10 order

be ultra vices:

the performance of legal duty; The result that the sum of £1,501.17.11 most generous and hard sent money result of all this discussion, which is was remitted to the Scottish Fund of home to be used for the people who merely of passing interest, is this: that the Red Cross Society. The scheme were fighting for them. The money obedience to Rule No. 6 war on the 31

waa due entirely to the initatire of Bfr. collected by the St. Andrew's Society but that bis rejection of the voluntary mint be given The Chairman, and was for the Allies as a whole.--(Cheers.) Aug, voluntary on the defendant's part Robert Sutherland, to whom all credit was, in name, Scottish, but in fact it penalty might be followed at once by a Ladies and Gentlemen who carried out MY. JUL. LOGAN then suggested that prosecution for his original breach of the programme so successfully are deser- steps should be taken to form a Scottish daty. In which casa bis position would sing of all praise, and they must have unit of the Hongkong Defence Corps, in dismissing the first summons that re-were crowned with such gratifying. not have improved. I am, therefore, pleasure in knowing that their efforts reply to which

The Chairman said that the poasi-

Inting to the penalty patrol on the results. The dinner to celebrate the bility of forming a Scottish unit of the ground that the order to perform it was anniversary of the Birth of Robert Hongkong Defence Corps hard not not an order for the performance of Burns was an unquahsed success, and escaped the notice of the Committee. legal duty.

not only that, the collection made on They strongly approved of the scheme The defendant is convicted on the that fight balped considerably in fact be might, say that certain second charge only.

authorities had already been sounded

A fine of 820 was imposed.

augment the amount already subscribed by the Society towards Scottish War Mr. Ia then stated that he was 10-Charities. structed to sak. His Worship for a stay

◄

on the point, and while their represent tion had been most sympathetically

sen ed within ten days of the steamer's soldier. Properly equipped and led arrival hete, after which date they cannot brecognised. No cinits will be admitted they are excellent.

In the recent after the goods have left the Godowns.

Sghting at Peking much favourable NIPPON TUSEN KAISHA,

comment has been passed upon the Agents. Bakong, Sept. 27, 1917. quas excellence with which the artiller

I regret during my year of office received, there seemed no doubt that at Any one of these contentions would of myment of the fine in view of the President nothing special has been done the moment there were difficulties in was served and the bravery of

relieve the defendant of all liability, to fact that his client desired to take the socially, owing to continuance of the the way. He could wasura them, how- In the departure of Dr. F. O. Stedman individual soldiers. The rifle shoot-who is retiring from practice in the Preservation Ordinance. I have already must be paid, and a refund could be

a penalty under Section 3 of the Pesce matter farther.

We, but, so far as I am concerned, it is over, that the matter would in no way His Worship stated that the fine only in aheyance, and the intended be lost sight of. (Applante) ing was hopelessly wild and ineffec- Colony after a residance of twenty-five in the course of the hearing, indicated obtained if the accused's cure in the nongst the Brithers of. St. Andrews is Gordon had generously come forward.

for social programme

intercourse

Mr. Dyes then announced that. Mr. tive, and the work of the machine-gas ears we are losing a,medical practi- my view on the first two grounds. Quite higher Court succeeded. squads was no better, bus these aretioner who has enjoyed an exceptionally apart-from-any-defect-in-form-in-the-Mothen said that there was one notil the time is, opportune for again the guarantee fund with $500 and the not by any means dead, but only sleeping and headed the subscription list for the faults of raw troops. In marching bigh reputation both as a surgeon and letter of resignation submitted on the point he would like to be clear upon. bringing it before members for approval. list was ready for other signatures.- and endurance of hardship they physician. Dr. Stedman before he 12th July by the defendant, he, was was only allowed to make an applica society during the year, and the com- vote of thanks to the Chairman which lle found that under the Ordinance he Forty-four new members joined the Major MACDONALD then proposed a "good records.

came to the Colony was House Surgeon, then endeavouring to exercise a right tion for a stay within seven days. Hemittee would specially nak sil assistance was heartily accorded and the meeting At the frost House Physician and Surgeon Registrar of resignation, which has not existed hoped the intimation his Worship made in securing new members do not terminated. Chinese soldiers will give a good at Charing Cross Hospital. He had also since bis enrolment under the a few days ago, with regard to the think there is anything else to tefer to account of themselves and they been House Physician to the National proclamation of the 3rd September accused being still a member of the in the report and accounts, and I now well nid materially in Hospital for Paralysis in London, and 1915. And this will be so, whatever Pulice Reserves, would take the form of heg to propose that the accounts audi Chemicals, Hospital Sundries, etc winning victory at the same time that Clinical Assistant at Moorfields Eye contruction is placed on the effect of because if he appealert against his report as presented be adopted,

an intimation only, and not, a decision,

-Capt. ARMSTRONG seconded antle

"ELECTION OF TÚC PRESIDENT, Hon. Mr. C. E. Anton should be the Helenn May Institute last night, war The CHAIRMAN proposed that the The open air concert given at the

the President of the Society for the

General Memoranda.

SATURDAY, Sept. 23:-

Michaelmas Day.

1030 am. Auction of

Drugs, may

etc., at Messrs. Hughes and Hough's Noon. Douglas Steamship

Meeting."

V.R.C. Annual Aquatic Sports.

BUNDAY, Sept. 30:-..

Court

pat the whole of his points in the higher

lecision held as from to-day..

His Worship stated that the whole

the officers and men learn lesson, Hospital. Throughout his career in the word "again" in Section 10 of the Worship's decision be would wish to motion was carried of first importance to themselves and Hongkong Dr. Stedman has had a large Special Police Reserva Ordinance 1911. their country." No doubt a Chinese Colony with the good wishes of a very spector. Potter's argument that a wish and busy practice and he leaves the

I have

agreed, too, with Staff In- 9 p.m.-Al Fresco Fête at the R. C. unit sent to France would learn a wide circle of friends

to test the legality of an order is not a reasonable excuse for disobedience to it still Icas for disobedience to it as a part of a programme of general disobe dience, on which the defendant, aseme Owing to a strong demand-heavy to have embarked. If the constable

Latbedral

MONDAYS Oct-Line

431 Full Moon..

October Criminal Sessions commence... Opening Day of Sale of Work at French Convent, Causeway Bay, "

at V.R.C

MONDAY, Oct. 8

General Holiday.

great deal about the science of modern warfare and, if the war

BIG DROP IN EXCHANGE.

lasts long enough, a sufficient member of

troops could be, transported and trained to enable China to lead

AQUATICS.

THE HARBOUR SWIM

10.45 sm-Auction of Two Hand valuable aid in winning the victory buying by the Banks-there warn sharp had with respectful notice to his off- Printing Presses, Wood Axes, Axe, But, that is to expect that the rar fall in the demand rate of the dollar cars committed just a sufficient disobe Heads, Cooking Utensils etc. at. will last longer than many people today. Opening this morning at 3/2,dience way, half an hour's absence The actual swimming race across the Messrs. Hughes and Hough's- 2.p.m.-Queen's College Aquatic Sports | hink it will. When we see how a drop of below yesterday's closing from patrol to give ground for the Harbour will take place about 10th of long it takes for America to put a rate, at half-past-ten a further drop of a legal proceedings to which he desired next month. Mr. C. Edgcumbe is pre 3 p.m.-Sale of Crown Land at P.W.Drained army into the field, it is halfpenny was announced. At eleven to be subjected, and had thereafter anting two prizes, the first to be either

easy and safe to conjecture the clock a slump of three-forthings was an efficient Chinese unit even recorded, the rate being then down to though it be but a small one, would'

3/-, demand sellers, where it remained during the day, be very much longer in the making The best, help China can render in winning the war lies in the labour battalions she is able to immediately sapply for work behind the lipes.

TUDDAT, Oct. 9

445 pm-Auction of Postage Stamps

at Messre.. Rughes and Hough's

BRIDGE SCORERS

In locks of 50 BREKTS.

Obtai

30 penta encir

Futic for On's Dollis

“OUR DAY.”

LADY MAY ROSE FUND

mamed his duties in the force, his set a hundred-dollars worth of Singapore of insubordination would then have War Bonds or twenty tickets in the been extenuated almost, though not Hongkong War Charties Lottery. The entirely to the degres of innocérico. eecond prize will be a cup. But he has, in fact, insisted on the full enjoyraeat of his claimed right before it was tested in, the Courte; and to do that is to go very far indeed. To uphold him in his course would tend to defeat very encouraging the object of the legulation

rectly

LADIES AND GIRLS' RACES Entries for the Lailies and Girls" Baces to be held at the V.R.C. Aquatic Sports on Saturday afternoon Baxt are Names will still bo

While we can sympathise with the Subscriptions already acknow desire of Chian, as an enemy of cleriged

300

The CHITA MAIL LTE

the Teuton Towers, that the ahould Messrs. J. R. Michael & Co. Lake her stand by the Allies in the Mr. C. Thorne

100

"Having then disposed of the first two le grounds urged for discberge, it remains to deal with the two remaining costen. tops to consider, which the decision

fighting line, we think having regard

Wyndham Street.

has been deferred. Me? Lo argued that. Imalther vol, these ordurap wat (DİYİN

THE HELENA MAY OPEN-AIK

CONCERT.

coming year. In doing so he said that great success and a large mumber. the Hon. Mr. Anton required no recom- of people attended. A temporary mendation from him, or any introduction.stage had been erected in the grounds He was one of the pioneers of the Fast,

and though. most of his time had been at the back of the Institute, and the. spent in Shanghai, where he had been illuminations and bunting made a Vice-President of the St. Andrew's very pretty setting. Society, he was not unknown to them, and it would be an honour to the Society to elect him President for the year gone through on each item was

ME DYEE seconded, and the motion, roundly applauded

The Bon: Mr. G. E. ANTON said

A very enjoyable programause was

was carried with acclamation.Ming Gordon, Mrs. Charles Bes Gentlemes. I thank you very much wick, Mrs. Stevens, Mr. C. I. P. for the great honour-you have done rae Hay. Mr. V. Findlay Smith, Mr. H. in eiecting me President. I bave not E. Muriel, and Mr. Sayer, warn been very long in Hongkong about oplists Miss Dorothy Robitair five years, but between Shanghai and

und Mira. V. Findlay the accompaniments, the contributing pino

EHEUMATISME

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Chat Bottle to-day, apply it withi rning be- vizatuar, marking to the afficted prac

and you will be surprised and delighted St. Las reliet óbfsided?" For sale by ali Chocoterms" and Stor

Polone

with good effect

rendered some plen tions, and the Police Rese

HwExcellency the

Brabbnationikift

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play