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SALE

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MEN'S WEAR

Commences TO-MORROW FOR 3 DAYS ONLY,

SHIRTS

SOCKS

PYJAMAS

..

30 dozen shirts

in all sizes

20 dozen English

ale thread Socks

$2.50 each

pairs for

$400

10 dozen white $2.00 per suit

cotton Fyjama

NUMEROUS OTHER SIMILAR BARGAINS AT

MACKINTOSH & Co., Ltd. 16, Des Van Road,

THE PLUNDERBUND,

THEIR CODE "REQUIRES "THE POWERS TO RATIFY THE THIFT OF JAKHALIEN.

are

All of the allied and associated governments, we

told from Washington, have concurred in the Japasese occupation of Northern Sakhalen except the United States.

The exception is significant. The United States is the only power

NEWSPAPER PROBLEMS.

ANXIOUS INQUIRIES.

PALE EYEBROWS A GROUND FOR

DIVORCE?

Japanese newspapers are called upon to answer a variety of ques rions that might well stump a lawyer. The Yamato came up against the following recently:

EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

(Beuter's Service to the China Mál )

COUNTY CRICKET.

CHINA

RIFLE SHOOTING

SHOPLIFTER CAUGHT.

PRESENTATION OF PRIZES.

A DELIBERATE THEFT.

Prizes won in the rifle shooting MANAGER'S VIGILANCE KIWARDED.

·LANDOS, "August selb. competitions-held by the 2nd Bn. Nottinghamshire, beat Derbyshire, by 197 Valtshire-Regs., ar Stoecumers, were Middlesex boss Kent by 153 runs. J....

presented by Col. Wyndham at Murray! Lancashire best Essex by 188 TUES

Before Magistrate Smith this mor Sussex beat Yorkshire by 189 70s.

Barracks yesterday. After congratsning, Chinese was charged with Gloucestershire beat Worcestershire by said that the object of the rifle shoot the property of stessrs. Whiteaway, lating the winners Col. Wyndham the theft of four waterproof coats,

nise Fickets,

Surrey beat Northamptonshire by eighting meet, which had been so ficcess wickela Surrey in the first innings made fully run by Lieut. A. J. Semut, Laidlaw and Company. He denied 619 for 5 wickets and declared the highes M.C., assisted by "C.S.M: Blackford the charge. total for the besson Docat contributed and C.S.M.-Holloway, WAY TO BECOUT 149 runs, Poser 200, unfaished, neage rapid shooting which ould only Fender 113, ungated. The latter batted be attained by practice 12 minutes.

Hampshire beat Warwickshire by s innings and 150 runs. Hampshire made 618 for 7 wickets and declared. made 151, Barrett 148, ang Mead 103, un Brown finished,

Leicestershire beat Someisetshire by 41

~RETURNING TOʻTOKYO,

Tamagwa, Counselor to the Japanese

LONDON, August Ente. Home Office, has departed for Takyo after the completion of his European tour for the purpose of studying post-war conditions and methods of reconstruction.

A ROYAL VISIT TO BRAZIL..

BRUZELS, August 27th- Their Majesties the King and Queen of the Belgian depart aboard the Brazilian varship Sua Peus for Brazil on Septem ber ist,

-- OLYMPIC GAMES...

GR

that the defendant entered the shop Evidence was given to the effect

**

terminted the proceedings.

Three cheere for Cozymesterday and departed without making any purchases. Later, Mr. winners:~~

The following were the prize. Webb again noticed bini enter the

THE COMPANY "MÈTCH. Winners... "B" Coy. Total score 403. Best Individual Scores.

Coy. Points

1. Fre. Acott

2. Opt. LawS

3. Pie. Kogers

4. Pro. Applin

"C":38 "C" 36 "C 38

5. L/Cpl. Coombs

"B" 35

THE PLATOON MATCH.

shop, this time with a grip in his hand. His wuspicions aroused, Mr. Webb kept watch over the men's movements. As before, the defendant strolled about the shop without sp broaching any of the counter; but suddenly disappeared for a few minutes. Then, with his grip bulging. he was seen making for the entrance of the shop. Me Webb intercepted him, and found the four waterproofs in the grip.

Winning Team, No. 9 Platoon "C" roll of cloth believed to have been A further charge of pawning a Company. Total score, 162. Best Individual

Scores."

1. Pto. Wars

2.-L/Cpl. Clapham

3. Pte. Covey

Coy. Points

15 "B" 12 "B" 12 "C" 9 "C" TRIAL" "MATCH.

Tel.:

la Water Pad, Great Britain beat4. Pte. Rogers Americs by 7guala to 2 casily. It was a gruelling game

5. Pre. Aco

RECTL

In the Gymnastie Contest, Sedan secured 1,364, Denmark 1,828 and Belgiums 1,050 points.

LORD MAYOR OF CORE.

NEW YORK, August 27th Canziderable agitation is noticeable in Sina Fein circles in America in connection with the Lord Mayor of Coric Telegrame, have been sent to Fresident Wilson and Mr. Colby asking them to use their in- fluence to secure the roles of the Lord Maro

NEW YORK, August 28th, troubles is the so-called Mannix strike of The Latest development in the Tria dockers in New York who struck work on four White Star liners as a pretest against. recently to resist the removal of Archbishop the failure of the crew of the liner Baltic Mannix from the ship. The strike develop dsoddenly Hundreds of excited men and the dockers to cease work on British ships. women dibed from pier to pier exhorting American ships were not molested

AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING.

"Last month I married a certain among those allied and associated man, but he has now divorced me. that is under no obligation to express His unreasonable excuse is that my its satisfaction with any territorial eyebrows are a pale colour and that theft anywhere in the world. The I must therefore be a leper. Can others are. They are hours by sue him for the damage he is causing the common code of robbers nut to to my reputation? A Subscriber." crab each other's little games.

The answer was: "Yes, you can The seizure of Northern Saki alien sue him for breaking off the marriage by Japan is plain robbery. The ex as he cannot use a pale-coloured cuse set up that occupation is neces-eyebrow as a cause for divorce," sary to protect Japanese interests

More of a poser was submitted to endangered by the Bolshevik cam- the wisdom of the Yomiuri in the paiza on the Amur river is merely following: "I am a woman of 20 The Bolsheviki bave years. I was born with a round abips in these waters

and face and my friends make fun of it. Sakhalien is an island. But Please tell me some way that can Northern Sakhalien. 39 rich in change the shape of my face, for the copper, petroleum, coal and other na persecution to which I am subjectedmont potats out the stablishment of a

an

DO

excose.

subscriber."

tural sources of wealth. Japanese is more than I can bear. experts began surveying it the mo ment the Russian revolution broke out. They meant then to have it. Recent events in Eastern Siberia merely furnish a handy excuse. The Japanese would have found another had there been no Communist out

break in this region.

The powers are deceived by japan. But none of them. bas the bardihood to object to the theft of Shaker. All of them being red- benced it would be to easy for Japan to come back with statements as unwelcome as invidicus. And besides, it is for purposes of graft and robbery that they remain allied and associated.

lt is too bad that the league of nations has to bear the imputation

A

The editor deserves credit both for the truth and sympathy of his answer: "I am very sorry, but I do not know of anybody who can change the shape of your face. However, be encouraged, full-faced lady, as you are the per- sonification of the bealth of humanity."

THE NEXT VICEROY.

SPECULA TUNT HOME.

MONTAGUS-CHANCES.

respondent says: "It it unlikely The Times of India's London for

of being an association of thieves, but such is the case. It was entered Viceroy will be made for several that any announcement of the new by the powers to insure the holding of their deviously gained booties and months. It may well be that the to give a colour of high morality to Prime Minister will seek to avoid the new plunderings Sakhalien in only further controversy which might be one of these. Syria, Mosul Smyrna are aroused were be to recommend hir. others of the same nature. That the Montagu for the Viceroyalty by the United States is able to withhold its nomination of another Minister who ratification from this latest piece of

has been brought in fairly International brigandage is solely close contact with Indian affairs due to the fact that we have escaped and who has shown membership in the league of brigands.ways sympathy for and an insight If we were in it we too, would have into ladian aspirations and who has to acquiesce. S: F. Chronicle.

£50,000 FOR NEW UNIVERSITY,

SIR

in many

grace and a literary touch in speech which recalls Lord Morley." The correspondent refers to Mr. Herbert Fisher, one of the candidates for the Ambassadorship its Washington. Failing either of these selections the choice, may fall upon an eminent public man who now presides over one of the larger Indian Provinces. The other names mentioned are those Sir Jesse Boot has given £50,000 of Lord Wimbourne, brother of Lady towards the establishment of the Chelmsford, and the Earl of Athlone, new East Midland University, at but in any case Lord Chelmsford will Nottingham, £30,000 to be spent on remain in India until April the building and £20,000 earmarked

J. BOOT'S GIFT TO NOTTINGHAM.

for a Chair f Chemistry.

This gift, supplements his offer | announced recently of giving to the city a pleasure park, upon which, a is understood, he is prepared to @pend £250,000.

KEEP IT HANDY. WMEDIATE relief is necessary in ett csf diarrhoea Chamber let's Colic and Dis shoes Bomedy should Iways be on hand. For als by All Oberniste and Strekeepera.

MELBOURNE, Afgust 27. The Government has presented the Senate abatement showing that is controls 23 tamers Government-ouzed and 18 ezezy-owned Additional eleven proposed 19.000 tonners, and 18 smaller cargo vessels are under construction locally. The not profis for the Saarcial rear 1918-15 is over million. but it is estimated that the milli profit for 1918-20 will be a quarter of a million, owing to a

The Govern Exe Commonwealth line is not to make profits, but to

Australia's isolation lines.

It is also considered that it will

shipp

tralian interests have a beneficial effect, preventing a rom. bination of shipowners detrimental to Aus

to the dies of the world'

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS,

Mr. Lora George has sent a letter to the

Cono, August 27th. Knights of Columbus hoping they will have a successful tour,

"DEAR COMRADE_LENIN."

MISS FANKKUEST'S. LETTER,

-PASSPORT TO MOSCOW WANTED.

Miss Sylvia Parkhurst has address-

ed the following open letter so "Dear Comrade Lenin":

"It is reported in the Press that you have sent a wireless message fron Moscow stating, I consider the tac- tics of Comrade Sylvia Pankhurst and the W.S.F. are wrong' and 'I am personally in favour of participa- tion in Parliament and in favour of adhesion to the Labour party. I will defend these tactics at the second co- gress of the Third International on. July 15-in Moscow."

"My reply to you is that I also would desire to defend my tactics în the Moscow Congress, but I have been refused a visa by two intervening coun- Lics. II you, through the influence of the Labour party or your Parlia mentary friends, can obtain for me the passport, I shall gladly meet you in debate,"

The letter concindes," With Com manist greetings, I remain, honoured Comrade, yours if the British work- pra revolution, E. Sylvia Pankhurst.”

Four New La aches are under con

struction

For the

"WALLA VALLA" Fleet

stolen, was not proceeded with, as the police said that they had not been able to trace the owner,of the property..

The Magistrate convicted the defendant on the first charge and passed sentence of three months' Thard labour.

1. Lt. Jesseli ...... 44 "C" Coy. 2. Pte. Aubrey 43 "C" Coy. 3. Cpl. Planner... 41 "D" Coy. 4. C.S.M. Blackford 40 "B" Coy. 5. Pie. Covey 59 "B" Cos. - 6. Pie. Rogers...... 38 "C" Coy... 7. Bd. Ser. Clements 38 "C" Coy. 8. Pie. Wootten 10. Lt. Farmer

38 "B" Coy. 9. Sgt. Dawes

13. Sgr. Warend 12. Cpl. Neste 11. Lt. Beaven

14. Pre. Hale 15. Sgt. Gorton

"

ALICE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL

MORE SUBSCRIPTIONS.

The Hon Treasurer of the Alice Memorial and Affiliated Hospitals begs to acknowledge with thanks

37 "B" Coy.

36 "B" Cay:

36 "C" Coy

35 "B" Co.

the following donations to the funds of the Hospitals

35 "B" Coy

33 "B" Coy.

Canadian Pacific O.S.Ltd

Dairy Farm Co., Ltd.$100.00

50.00

33 "B" Coy

Pentreath & Ca...

50,00

China Mail Steamship Co., Ltd. Hastings & Hastings Thoresen & Co...... Carvalho & Co...

25.00

*25 00

• THE LEWIS GUN MATCH. Viming Team, No... 13 Piafoon "D" Coy., 104 points.

2nd Best, No. 16 Platoon, "D" Coy., 87 points....

OFFICERS MATCH. Wimer of the Officers Challenge Cup, Lieat. Jessel. Total points, 50.

ALL COMERS REGIMENTAL: Series "A" Marksmen.

1. Pte. Lambert 2. Cpl. Newbury

25.00 10.00

Geo. K. Hall Bratton & Co. 1000) Ullmann & Co.

.: 10.00 Holland Pacific Trading Co., 1000 Lawrence Gibbs.................. N. S. Moses & Co.....

10.00

Northwest Trading Co. Banker & Co.

Connell Bros. Co.............. China Merchants S. Naviga.

JURIDAY, AUSU53:11, 113,

NOTICES

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NEW AUTUMN GOODS

IN EVERY DEPARTMENT

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New Dress Velvets, New

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10.00

10.00

Thos Cook & Son

5.00

Coy. Points

5.00

"D" 40

"B" 40

Co. Etd.

500

3. PIC CO

"39

T. M-Gregory

5.00

4. Pre. Rogers

"C" 36AB: Moulder & Co..

5.00

5. Sgt. Reeves

"B" 35

T. Parsimull

-2.00

"C".35

7. Lt. Jessel

"C" 35

8. Lt. Farmer

"B" 34

9. Pte. Humphries

"D" "b"

33

"C" 31

6. Pie. Kearley

11. Cpl. Flanner 10. R.S.M. Blake

12. Pro. Reynolds

13. L/Cpl. Britten

14. Sgt. Sellwoos

"C" 30 "B" 27 SERIES "B" 1ST CLASS SHOTS.

Coy. Points 1. Pre. Hedges... "D" 50 2. C.M.M.S. Buckland "B" 44 3. L/Cpl. Clapham

*** **B*** 40 "B" 38 "D" 36

"D" 35

4. Cpl. Neate

5. Cpl. Stroud

6. Major, Timmis

7. L/Cpl. Rolf

"D" 34

8. Set. Evans

"C" 34

9. C.S.M. Vinadi

10. Pte. Moore

11. Sgt. Gorton"

12. Pie. Malcombe

13. Pte. Eddiförð

14. L/Cpl. Hibberd

SERIES"

"C" 33

"B" -29 "g" 29

"D" 28. "B" 28 "D" 28.

C** 2ND AND 3RD CLASS.

SHOTS

1. Pte. Alford 2. Pte. Stansbury 3. Pie. Payne -

4. Pte. Clarkson

Coy. Points "B" 27 "B" 25,

"C" -23 "C" ·17

MATCH OPEN TO THE GARRISON,

Coy. Points

1. Corporal Grimes,

H.K.V.D.C.

2. Lt. Jessel

3. Sgt. Maskell, H.K.

Police

4. C.S.M. Vinali

5. Sgt. Evans

6. Sepoy Shalat Din,

2/22 Punjabis

42

"C". 41..

"C".40 "C" 39

7. L/Cpl. Cousins. "D" 37:

8. C.S.M. Woolford,

R.E.

3.. Cat. Flanner

10. L/Cpt. Ginged

37

"D"-37

11: Sgt. Chirke, R.E...

12. Sg. Whitbread

13. Cpl. Neate ...

14. B. Sgt. Clements.

15. Sgt. Bakchia

KINEMA NOTES.

THE CORONET'S -ÈXTEST,

We did not stay for "Tarnished Reputations," the dramatic picture an the Coronet, not caring for sob stuff. Wo went to see the latest triumph of Brinsh producing, “Around the Town, and it is a triumph. The town is London, and the producers. have hit upon an idea that is good.

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Without absting the lease of our ad DRAPERS, FURNISHERS & OUTFITTERS,

miration for the gazette" of-Mon- sieur, Pathe, we think that this series of London pictures, if the standard be maintained, should be a superior st traction. We are taken through well remembered streets and Familiar scenes, and are shown the most re- markable "close ups" of London notables at work, writers, artists, actresses, dancers. The shy smile of Sir Hall Caine (trying to look as if he were not posing) is worth a great deal. What an actor he could have been, if he had not wasted time writing about peculiar Manxmen and still more. peculiar Christians.

Mr. Ray has secured the Eastern rights for this very original and in- resting series, and has eight in hand. We hope to see them all and we are Jar from being "keen on the pic tures.

A really-laughable. Snub Pollard comedy also deserves mention,

HONGKONG THEATRE:

Tonight will be the last opportu nity that kinema patrons will have of viewing the magnificent production

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