LRAREIE TELEGRAMS,
(Reuter's Service to the Chino Mag]
MINISTER TO BANGKOK,
LONDON, November 29th.
CORRESPONDENCE.
A MERCHANT'S OPINION.
[To the Editor of the " China Mall."']
THE CHINA MAIL.
FOOTBALL NOTES.
[By "FONORAMUS."}
THE WEEK END MATCHES.
Sir-I confess to be surprised at The following are the league Mr. Rishard Seymour was granted in the meagre salary of our European matches fixed for Saturday after Audience with HM the King at Buck- Police. They appear generally a noon- ingham Palace, where he kissed the Royalsmart and intelligent set of men, hands on his appointment as Minister Plenipotentiary to Bangkok.
THE ENCYCLOPÆDIA SINICA."
who are badly underpaid.
though expecting no ground from their opponents are quick to take advantage of a weak spot and use it towards gain- ing their end.
CHINESE EDUCATIONAL
INVESTIGATORS.
The names of the party gone to
The Navy will have to play good football and use sound judgment make a tour of educational investiga- throughout the match if they want to tion in the United States and Europe: annex the two points at stake.. Aare as follow: fall of in form at any stage of the game might lose the match for them.
1
•
1ST DIVISION. Club v. South China, Navy Ground. The local Government pay many Kick off at 4 p.m.
The Collegians are a faster com- Astatics more than, they are paying
bination than the gunners, and if they St. Joseph's. v. Navy, Military had such a state of affairs in their our European Policeman. Talk about
match as were witnessed in last week's the white man's burden." I underGround Kick off at 4 p.m.
R.G.A. v. Police, Club Ground.match, when the Navy fell off form stand the salary of the absconding
altogether in the second half, they can Police Accountant, a Chinese, was kick off at + p.m.
2ND DIVISION..
[be relied upon to make the most of $300 a month, about equal to the
PARIS, November 28th. The Academie den Inscriptions et Belles Lettres has awarded the Stanistaa Julien prize of 1500 francs for the best work on China to Mr. Sampel Coaling salaries of three white policemen. To Staff and Departments v. Kowloon, their opportunities and make them- for his Encyclopædia Sinica which get the good Police jobs it is un-Military Ground. Kick off at 2.30selves at home with the changed con- was published simultaneously at Shang-necessary to travel 10,000 miles with p.m. hai nu Oxford.
ROSIE TOLLAN'S FUNERAL
We have already recorded the untimely death of a young daughter (Rosie) of Mr. D. Tollan, of the Telephone Co. Mr. Tollan has not yet returned from Canada.
The funeral, which took place yesterday evening, was very largely attended. The coffin was hidder under the wealth of feral tributes sent in by sorrowing friends. Imme- diately behind the coffin walked Mrs. Toilan, the mother, and the Misses Lizzie and Annie Tollan, sisters of the deceased. The headmaster and pupils of the Victoria British School led the long procession of sympathis ing friends. From the cemetery gates to the grave, the coffin was carried by Messrs. M. Manuk, H. Lockhart, S. Watts, S. C. Kerrison, A. Goldenberg, and F. C. Clemo. The Rev. V. H' Copley Moyle con ducted the burial service.
I
Amongst those who sent wreaths were the following:-Her father, mother and sisters, "Brother Fred," the Chaplain, organist and choir of St. John's Cathedral, Dr. Sanders, Sisters of the Matilda Hospital, Pari ents of the Matilda Hospital, Mr. and Mrs. L. Forster, Marie Nolan, Class V., Victoria British School, Class VI, Victoria British School, Staff of the Victoria School, Senior Boys of the Victoria British School, Senior Girls of the Victoria British School, Infarts of the Victoria Bri tish School, Mr. H. S. Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. Noble, Mr. C. Hatt, Mr. A. Greensit, Mr. J. H. Tait, Mrs. H. R. Sequeira, Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Moses, Ernie and Edith, Mr. and Mrs. Oxberry, Misses Minnie and Clara Goldenberg, Mrs. H. Goldenberg, Archie, Sonny, Willie, Mr. A. R. Forbes. Mrs. R. W. Leach and family," Henry Lockhart, Sydney Watts, Mr. ard Mrs. Manik, Mr. and Mrs. T. Gregory, Ivy and Mabel Musso, Mr. and Mrs. Garrod and family, Mr. and Mrs. Kent, Cissy and, Willie Polley, Violet Bateman, Mrs. Hast, Victor and Cissy, Messrs. A. and J. Johnston, Gertie, Violet, Dolly and George Razavet, Mrs. E. G. Cropley and family, Miss. G. Brock, Victor Ramsey, Maggie and Gladys Ramsey, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Millar, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Allen, Wanchai Sunday School, Miss. C. Bird, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Smith, M. R. H. B. Mitchell, Mr. and Mr. W. H. Woodley and family, Miss. F. Hammes, Mr. W. Ward, Mr. J. Bryant, Betty and Dolly Baker, Mr. E. C. Kerrison. Mr. and Mrs. H. Stainfield and family, Mr. and Mrs M. A. R. Sousa, Mr. and Mrs. M. A. A. Sousa, Mr. Luigi de Sousa, Mr. and Mrs. H. Nelson, A. I. Andree, Teddy Stainfield, Madame E. Leconte, Mrs. Edgar and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. Carr, Mr. and Mrs. LY. Rodrigues, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. C. Rodrigues, Mrs. R. White and family, Mr. A. D. MacDonald, Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Jones, Sergt. and Mrs. Pitt, Mr. and Mrs. J. Chue and family, Mr. J. H. N. Mody, Mr. R. Basa, Mr. H. W. Ray, Mr. A. B. Ailen, Mr. and Mrs. Babbage. Barbara Budden, Mr. J.-M. D. Almada Castro, Mrs. M. P. O'Sullivan, Miss B. Xavier, Misa C. Storham, Mr. and Mrs. F. O'Sullivan, Miss B. Leonard, Miss H. Lillie, Mr. E. E. Eilis, Mr. A. S. Ellis. Misses Ellis, Misses Ellis, Mrs. Marshali and family, Miss F. M. June, Royal Naval Quadrille Club, Craigengower Cricket Club, Mr. and Mrs. Hill, Mr. T. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. W. Glendinning, and Mr. and Mrs. Fookes..
BOXING,
The competitors in the Boxing contests to be held next Saturday week are now getting down to bard solid training and the Victoria Recreation Club was the scene of half a dozen men going at it full swing last night. The most pro minent man at work was Seaman Eddy Walters, of H.M.S. "Hawkins," - who is to meet Sky Kerrison, and judging from present appearances there should be some exciting round. Walters put in over two hours' hard work, including sparring, skipping, abadow fighting, ball punching etc, and he disclosed that he has got plenty of stamina. Ocher men at work were Seaman Evans, (H.M.S. "Hawkins") and Private Wilka (Marinės).
It is noteworthy that Walters knocked out Paddy Ahearn in a welterweight contest, in London, In eight rounds.
We are asked to announce that Seaman Walters challenges Seaman Parsons, of HMS. "Ambrose or Stoker Lack of H.M.S." Alacrity," to fight any number of rounds for any side stake."
all the attendant danger (almost) Club de Recreio v. Manchesters, daily) of armed robbers, and climate, Navy Ground. Kick off at 2.30 p.m, etc. At Home it is more congenial
Navy (R. v. Club (R.), Club and a better paid job, with much Ground. Kick off at 2.30 p.m. more real liberty.
Enclosing my card, Yours etc. "NOT A POLICEMAN."" Hongkong, 5th December 1919.
1
•
•
There should be a very big crowd
to watch the Sorth China-Club match
ditions in a jiffy: and redeem the match if not actually snatch it out of the 're..
Except for this inclination to (shall |I say) belittle their opponents, there is nothing the matter with the sailors. and with a well balanced team qut on Saturday, should win the match.
on Saturday. These two rival teams play very good football together, and
Many think that they would give those who have witnessed the very creditable stand the Chinese made good account of themselves in the against the Club in the final of the league with their present team and Hongkong Shield last season, losing it is advisable for them to give up ex- by one goal to it, would look forward Perimenting with their men until next To the Editor of the "Chine Maff."with keen anticipation for the forth-season when there would be ample
HAM AND EGGS.
coming meeting of the teams,
time to put their available material through the sieve and choose the best XP to represent them.
*
Dear Sir, What on earth there is. While the Chinese have practically in Ham and Eggs to make such a the same team as last year, the Club fuss about I can't imagine! May be is considerably reinforced by the re- Too many changes in a team dur- it's a luxury to some people, con turn from war service of old players,ing the progress of a league is not sequently they like to talk about it particularly the three Rs.-namely, very safe as it might have the effect when they get the chance. How on Railton. Rodger and Ralston. Add of weakening the side because the earth anyone can be carried into last season's Rs. (Reichelmann and players would not know each other's culcgistic exuberance by the thought Rits) to the above, and you have a play so well as eleven men who have of Ham and Eggs beats mc.
constantly playing together Then "Sniff the fragant Smelline collection of ripe, reliable and been
would. - rigorous footballers. Arising from the frying pan,
Where dizzling Rashers do
foretell
If the Club tumed out the same team as the one which defeated: St. A dish to gladden any man!"
Joseph's College last Saturday, they My God! I have smelt that smell can rely on a 7 to 3 chance of win- Arising from the frying pan" creep-ring the two points at stake, but of ing up the stairs and filling the bed course. they will have to fight mighty room with the blood curdling odour. hard for them.
It's lovely, it's grand, it's beautiful,
4
J
it passeth understanding-it does!
I understand that the Chinese are Especially if it's the morning after very keen on a draw with the Club. the night before. Ham! Ugh! Ham in fact it is the most cherished am- is Pig. Pig is a clean animal! You bition this season, and one can rely can see 'em at Shaukiwan. Beauti-
on them doing their hardest to gain fully curved backed Figs. Charming their point. The Club should be very creatures! Sweet and Eggs! Well! careful not to miss a single opening Which happened first-the E8 or and they must take more pains with the Chicken? I know people who their shooting if they don't want to won't eat tongue because it comes out of an animal's mouth. Yet they play into the hands of the Chinese.. will eat Eggs Ugh!
Yours etc..
WILLIAM HILL. Not all the horrors of Shaukiwan can diminish respect for Pig. Charles Lamb has made Pig sweet for ever.
.
1
If the Chinese make the same mis. take as the College however, "and: Reichelmann, is left unmarked, then.
'Indeed, if, with their present, team, the sailors do not manage to win at least one of the three frs: division football leagues, namely, the Hong- kong League (Division ). the United Shield, this season, there would be Service League or the Hongkong
many of the football fans." who would be very much surprised.
|
SENT BY CENTRAL GOVERNMENT. S. T. Yuan, ex-Vice-Minister of Education.
P. C. Chen, President, Peking Teachers' College.
H. E. Tan, President, Wechang. Teachers' College.
Teachers' College.
Y. K. Fong. President. Chettu
TC. Kam, President. Canton: Teachers' College.
C. L. Chen, Professor. Peking Teachers College.
SENT BY KANSU PROVINCE.
T. C. Wang, Head, Bureau of Education, Kansu.
T. Sui Principal, Kansu First Middle School..
SENT BY KIANGSU PROVINCE. T. Chow. Kiangsu Provincial In- spector:
C. Rer. Frincipal, Kiangsu Fifth Normal School,
C. L. Chang. Principal Kiangsu Fourth Middle School.
T. L. Liu, Member, Kiangsu Pro- vincial Assembly,
IT'S COMING CLOSER.
The Bazaar Committee of the So-
ciety of St. Vincent de Paul have pleasure in acknowledging the follow ing further gifts of souvenirs for the bazaar to be held on Sunday, the 7th- December
Mrs. C. M. Heanley, 1 deli (dress- -ed) and several pieces of ladies" under-
wear.
Mrs. Hardwick. Tchild's hat, 1 pair of slippers embroidered), handker- chiefs. I pair of child's drawers.
Mrs. A. Barretto, 3 pairs of baby's sccks, I bonnet, 4 baby's jerseys. ture postcards for Poscard Lottery). Messrs. Graca & Co.. 1,800 pic The British-American Tobacco Co., a quantity of cigarettes.
Mrs. Leiria, Thermos bottle. For the match R.G.A. v. Police. Further donations and prizes will one is inclined to back the gunners be gratefully received. Prizes should Thebe sent to Mr. L. A. Barton, Messrs. against the limbs of the law. gunners are all seasoned footballers. Alves & Co., la Chater Road. Dona- while their opponents are still new to tions may be sent to either the Hon. local league football. Indeed, if some Treasurer, Major J. Bowen, Peak of their number have played football Hotel, or Mr. Barton. at all before this season, it must, judg- ing from the form they displayed. have been very long ago.
While on the subject of the Police that worthy can be relied upon to play team, I might mention here that since havoc with their citadel, with his can-writing last week's notes, I have dis- non ball shots which seldom fail to cussed the subject of practice with a
Ham and eggs are not being fussed And a mark. Mark him well, worry member of the Force and, he told me about. They were recommended to poets as an antidote for love. Love also could be belittled, in the above way, at Shaukiwan or elsewhere in the Colony-Ed.C.M.)
BILLIARDS.
him when within shooting range, in fact, never give him the chance to get-near goal, and the Chinese might be able to save the match..
that I do not appear to know much about the work the local Police are required to do, or I would have seen how impossible it is to carry through my plea for more practice. He argues Both sides have reputations to keep that sny ordinary member of the Force up however, and no one can seriously is so fagged out" after a day's expect either to give or take much work, that he has no time to think ground in this match. and a keen cf anything else but a long chair and struggle can be anticipated. Provided a mag." the Club sportingly refrain from using
群
*
the match will be very keenly con- tested, and as for the result, well,
wait and see.
•
*
*
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1919.
CASHMERE
HALF HOSE
We have just received the mrgest selection of CASHMERE SOCKS the over came into our store (and that is seying a good deal)
We mean what we say and our selection will back up our assertion, Plaiz colours with or without clox and the latest läncy styles are included in one assortment.
Prices $1.00, $1.25, $1.80 up to 38.50 per pair
A LARGE SELECTION OF GOLF HOSE
MACKINTOSH
& CO., LTD.
Men's Wear Specialists.
16. Des Voeux Road.
A most pleasing, and acceptable presint for friends at home is a parcel of China Ton either for Xmas, New. Year, or any time. Messrs. Ya Chong T Growers, Dealers, and Exporters can supply splendid Teas and send them Abroad for their Customers so sto save them trouble.
YU CHONG,
85. Queen's Road Central
HONGKONG.
SHANSI POLITICAL REFORMS AND TUCHUN
YEN HSI-SHAN,
Mr. H. H Kung, M. A, President
College, Shang of Ming "Yen delivered a very interesting lecture at the World's Chinese Students Federation, on" The political reforms of Shansi and Tuchun Yen Hsi- shan." The following is a summary of the main points:-
No account of the political reforms of Shansi is complete which does not include a reference to Tuchun. Yen Hsi shan who is the moving spirit of the new era.which has dawned upon this historic province. Tuchun Yen hails from Wu Tai Hsien. He is 38
Telephone 29.
盛章裕
A. WEILL.
SUCCESSOR
SENNET FRERES
JEWELLERS, WATCHMAKERS
.AND
DIAMOND MERCHANTS.
Large Assortment of XMAS PRESENTS of the Latest Parisien Designa now on view,
TEL. No. 634..
HONGKONG HOTEL BUILDING, BONGKONG.
years old and is filled with a cour ageous spirit of activity that seeks expression in the silent eloquence of achievements. To bim educa tion and morality are the basic factors of national salvation. After a course of training in the Military The other match of interest is that Academy at Taiyuanfu, he went to time the revolutionary movement between the Navy Reserves and the Japan for further studies. At that
TYPHOON WARNING. was receiving wide support in China, Club Reserves. The Navy team, as is well known, is a tough combination and Yen Hsi-shar was a member of
The telegram quoted below was and very keen aspirants for league a party of 27 men including Li ably well so far and will be a tough Keng. They formed the patriots honours. They have-cone remark Lieh-chun, Tang Chiyao and Kung received at the United States Con- sulate from the Manila Observatory at 4.40 p.m.-December 4.. Proposition to any team in the league. Union, and on his return to China
Typhoon in about 122" Long. E. Indeed, they are amongst the top- he began to organise his new, army
and became a lieutenant-general. 11 Lat. N. moving W. ungers in the league and would cer rels. The other leading teams of the he was made a Tutuh, and although the demand. All of which goes to tainly make a good run for the lau: After the inauguration of the republic
second division will surely find the i not a few of bis military colleagues show that 'education has been pro- -PALACE HOTEL-HANDICAP their weight, the side with the most-To-feturn to Saturday's match the Navy team a thorn in their sides, and had been removed from their posts, gressing very rapidly under the
Tuchun Yen Hsi-shan has been re-energetic rule of Civil Governor Yen., scientiRe knowledge of the game odds are in favour of the gunners, but one which is hard to get rid off."
tained in his high office. When he Moral maxims and phonetic signs are should win this match. The odds are there is no reason why the Police, i
Although they are a new addition was a mere Tuchun, he confined his to be seen in many conspicuous witnessed last night in connection of course, in favour of the Club after their forward string combined with with the above Handicap. Mr. Golding one has taken into consideration the Grimmett and Kelly better and not to the league, having recently joined energies to the devlopment of his places while patriotic notices are and Mr. Parkes giving master by dis form exhibited by the respective tearns, expect them to do all the work, should in the place of the R.G.A., Reserves army and his work was little known freely posted up for general informa
not make a fine show, and it not win who have unfortunately found it into the outside world. Two years ago tion. plays in their respective games. Gold on the occasion of previous meetings.
the match, at least have the satisfac-possible to go through the league with he was appointed to the concurrent ing and Beatwell played at 6 p.m. from the same mark minus 200, ̈but
St. Joseph's College who have beention of knowing that they have given their team, owing to the call on their post of Civil Governor of Shansi, and by which he spends the day. He gets tirme, they having in their present dilathenceforth he attempted, with a re- up at six o'clock, and shortly after run for their money and Golding playing with clever judgment playing rather indifferent football on the gunners compiled beautiful breaks of at least three occasions during the pro retire from the field with a broken pidated condition, with more than hall markable degree of success, reforms seven he is at work in the various their number gone Home for demo-in various directions which he found administrative organs in order to in- 39.33 29.29.20.20.17.16. while all gress of the league, made a good rek's egg
bilization, to co more. duties than to be consistent with his res form himself of the events of his pro Beatwell could do was 25.1716.15. come-back to their last season's form
before; the Club Reserves, include ponsibilities as civil governor. Hisvince. At eleven he receives calls. At 2 There is more excitemeni promised Golding took one hour and forty when they met the Club last Satur- minutes to compile his 450 and Beat day, Except for this match and that the second division this week than several of the Club's last season's energetic step to stop the spread of p.m. he answers his despatches which well only scored 285.
against the South China Athletic ear-as been the case for the last fort-1st division players in their number. the plague in Shansi is praised to occupy about one hour of his time. From what one could see of them, this day. His good administration is Three o'clock finds him teaching at lier in the season, they have played light. At least two of the three they play good football and should generally known as the six wise poli- the Institute of Culture. Btween 6 but indifferent football so far. matches promise to be very interesting prove to be another lot of aspirants cies, consisting (a) of the removal of and 8 pm. he presides at military for second lengac honours who would three pernicious customs, le. opium conferences. Not content with lead- and (b) of the introduction of three insists that his soldiers should all smoking, foot-binding, cue wearing ing the life of a soldier himself he productive enterprises, ie. irrigation, possess some education because he it must not be supposed that Tuchun uneducated soldiers is as dangerous mulberry plantation and afforestation. holds the opinion that a company of
Some excellent billiards were
Final Scores. Golding-200, 260 Beatwell - 200.
65
and well worth watching.
At 9 p.m. Mr. Parkes gave
As explained in these notes las: another fine display. Most people week. this is due to some players fail-
On the Military ground, a battle in Hongkong know, when he is in ing to turn up for week end matches, royal may be expected between the term that they can witness some putting the interest of the Club second Staff and Departments and Kowloon clever billiards and such was the to walking excursions and the like. Both are teams. which have done ex- case last night. Parkes put up They have now awakened to the fact ceptionally well in the league so far, breaks of 31.30 28.27.25 18 17. and that the season is too far advanced and keen on working their way to the several 15 and 14 while Coleman | for this sort of "tom-foolery," and top. The football these teams play is was only responsible for 2015.13.
that if they do not do better they might food, and they are fairly evenly bal- as well be out of the league for, all the anced in the matter of weight; the interest their play would create in foot- struggle for supremacy should be well ball. Hence last Saturday's turn out, worth watching.
Final Scores.
Parkes 200, 250 Coleman-100. 173
Games tonight 6 pm. G. A. Scarle 50 v. W. W. Cooper-125.
Scratch.
ARMS EXCHANGED FOR DEBT.
4
If the Collegians Held the same
Club
4
finish the league not far from the top,
In fact, I am inclined to believe they would give the other leading tears a hard struggle for the cup.
Of course it is difficult to form a
•
Tuchun Yer has fixed programme
Yen had defied the authority of the as a company of brigands. He says Central Government in his progamme the time will come when he will reap
has always consulted the Central his soldiers-they will behave well definite opinion of a team which has of reform. No, on the contrary, he the fruits of his labours in educating 50 far only played one match, and Authorities and made it a rule of when they return to their villages that against the United F. C., a plucky securing their unqualified approval after disbandmer.t. band at youngsters who were given on h s plans of administration.
In the sphere of morals, Tuchun linle or no reward for their pluck,
His zeal for education made him Yen believes in the practice of self- The Staffs who were last season's because they are faced with the dis-
advantage of being inexperienced and provide free schools for the admis examination and he bas erected a 9 pm. C. Hatt-20 v. F. Hobbs team as the one which mer the Club, runners-up in this league are keen on fight; but the Club Reserves have alon of poor children from 8 to 14 Self examination Hail where on Sun- their match against the Navy should winning, and although they have tough proved this much, that they are a welt years of age, and night schools were days he would spend some time to- be well worth watching. Given a bit opponents in the shape of. Kowloon, balanced team, and one that is pre- training to boys above 14 years of nous examination of their conducr established for giving supplementary gather with his officials in a scruti- of luck and provided the weather he Club Reserves and the Navy, they pared to give a good account of itself. suitable, there is nothing to prevent can be relied upon to do their best to draw would not be an improbable age who had not received any pr for the past week. He used to lay them from managing a draw, but of win the cup. Their present team is
exaggeration to say that out of the performance of one's duties of course, they must not make the same stronger than last season's, and their result of their encounter with the Navy ious education. To-day it is no great stress on the importance of on Saturday although the odds are mistakes as in their match with the showing so far has proved that they with the sailors who have made than 60 have received education of what he has done, he would remark every 100 people in Shansi, not less obligation. When complimented on meant business. They have made A Chinese who arrived by the
some kind.
thus:"When I was a Tuchun only, I little or no bones of the teams they name for themselves as footballers. 5.3. "Victoria" from Australia was
Graydon, the Navy centre forward have met so far and although they The other match in the second divi. before Mr. Hutchison this morning
In order to spread education with sought to do my duties as a Tuchun; Sheng-Chang (Civil Governor), my charged with being in unlawful is a dangerous man when not properly are not so foolish as to under-rate the sign is between the Club de Recreio rapidity, Tuchun Yen together with that I am a Tuchun as well as guarded, and like Reichelmann of the abilities of their opponents, they are and the Manchester Regiment. This his staff tried the phonetic system, one. ambition is to fulfil the duties possession of a rife, a revolver Club, his terrific shots at close range confident of winning Saturday's match. itch should result in a win for the not wing to enforce it without a of a Tuchun Sheng Chang." Indeed and 19 rounds of ammunition.
Defendant said that he was in. are uncomfortably accurate.
Portuguese, as after taking into con- Personal test of the results. To day China would ere long be one of the The Kowloon team is equally sideration the records of the two teams many books have been published in leading countries in the world if all structed by a friend in the country College delence will find it worth.
determined to annex both points in so far, the Portuguese have certainly there are also journals published in their respective duties as "faithfully Shansi in the phonetic system and the Chinese citizens would cling to to buy the rifle and the ammunition, while to give him some attention.
this match, and when one gets two The revolver was given him by a
"The Navy, while a smart team, has well matched teams who are reluct/ done better than the soldiers, who, by which nothing but honetics are used as Tuchun Yen Hai-shan has demon.. friend in Australia in exchange for a
the way, is a very sporty combina. There are now in Shansi'a variety of atrated the shining example of his apparently not yer Anished experi-ant to divide the honours, and hesitates tion, but are not made of the right educational institutions including a debt.
Sergeant Fallon said the ammunimenting with their men, Last Satur to pronounce any definite opinion as stuff for league football.
"own deeds. It is a pity University, Middle Schools, Primary tion was concealed in a shoe, the day's match is a case in point of what to the probable result of the encoure that such a game lot of men, have School, Industrial Commercial revolver among some cotton wool I mean. They should not dream of ter, especially when he is aware of not got better material in their ranks, Schools, Normal Schools and Schorb inside a pillow, and the rifle enclosed making such imprudent slips as they the fact that he would be traversing from which to pick a team which for Girls: In order that student's
did when they met the gunners, by very difficult ground in doing so would do credit to them. putting a man who is essentially a Personally I think the odds are pretty half back in the forward line. If they evenly divided, and while a draw is
in a folded canvas bed.
•
The
His Worship:-By that youseemed to know it was unlawful.
Defendant:-But I don't know the do it again on Saturday, the mistake not improbable the reader of these regulations in Hongkong. A fine of might prove very fatal, as the Col $250 or six mbath was imposed legians are smart players who al
Ju
THE BEST COUGH MEDICINE.
HAMBERLAINS Cough Remedy in the largest lling cou.b me1icine may successfully study abroad, so as to equip themselves with up-to-date whas a cough mediciais sun in the work to day because it 'does knowledge, preparatory schools have pas un do. It stops coughs and colds
notes will have to decide for himself Spend your Evening in a WALLA been established. In Shansi the sup speality and effectually. For sale by which side to back. All I say is that
WALLA " Launch,
ply of teachers always fall short of al Chemists and Storekoopers.
*
No comments yet.
Private notes are available after approval.