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ELEPHANTS AT THEATRE

ROYAL

NAVAL BENEFIT CONCERT.

Because it was in aid of a good. cause to help the widow and family of a dead shipmate-and alab because it was on the whole a capital enter tainment the concert" given in the Theatre Royal last night by

party from H.M.S. Colombo," should have had much more generous patronage than it actually got. The audience cortainly not a large one but, to judge from the thusiastic app ause handed out, the trum etings of "The Elephants," as the artists styled themselves, were hugely enjoyed.

WAS

JAIL AND STOCKS FOR THIEF, went through with

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Through the indisposition of one or two of the performers it was found necessary to modify the programme sli.htly bat, that apart, the show a properly nautical swing. The humorous Six months' hard labour and four were some serious contributions which element predominated but there The response for the relief of Ying-bours' stocks was the sentence passed achieve marked success. Notable tak destroyed by file has been must by Magistrate Orne this morning on efforts in this direction were those of generous and ample for the present sat hed a gold ear ring set with a the latter offering two favourite Chinese charged with baving Messrs. A. P. Glanville and Collier, As on as the flatnes died away we survyed the situation with the diamond worth $300 from a woman naval ballads Roll On The Dark officals and urad

Cleverly Street on Wednesday Blue Sea" and "Ben the Bosun." We found gnity. that the the whiz Berodnost were

nicht Aeroding to the com. There was also a strong and quite th... Perkant has and this plat, he and her sister-in-law well balanced glee party who proved employees. The coolie and your class were

lon way autered, but temporarily there will when the accused ame up from be the show. Under th baton

one of the most successful fentures of have plenty of work to do in rebuild and and stole the ear ring. She

Victualling C.P.OJA.W. Dougall ing the city The smaller merch is called out Stop thief" and they won special commercdation for who lost tost if at all they had will chase to the accused who ran into the thirs irited rendering of "Comrades suffer in the future for mor than the arms of a district watchman on the in Ams" and "Riding the Waves." present. They were able to

tram lines. Sub-Inspector Grunt Save

Kay, who made an attractive something, but this will be gone beto o

proved a conviction against the

party as a "beauty" chorus a clever turn and Carroll and Brewer associated in a song and patter offer ing, made a distinct hit. Hunting. Lee and Wilsher also did a useful bit towards putting the audience into the when it rose to sing "God Save the very happy state of mind it was in Ki g'

gave

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FOOTBALL

NOTES AND COMMENTS.

TO-MORROW'S LEAGUE GAMES.:

The League games down to be play- ed to-morrow are as follows:-

TIRST DIVISION. Kowloon v, S. C. A. Kowloon ground.

Wilta v. "Cairo" Soo, Kum Poo ground.

"Ambrose" v. Folice, South China ground.

"Tamar" v. "Titania" Navy "A" ground.

"Curlow" v. Club, Navy "B" ground.

Kick off at 4.15 p.m. sharp.

BECOND DIVISION.

י.

South China "B" v. "Carliale." South China ground.

St. Joseph's v. Punjabis. St. Joseph's ground.

ALICE MEMORIAL:

HOSPITAL DONATIONS-

ACKNOWLEDGED.

Memorial and Affiliated Hospitals The Hon. Treasurer of the Alico

aoknowledges with thanks the follow- ing-donations to the funds of the Hospitals:-

HR W... St. Andrew's Charoh, Kowloon 104.80 ... $25.00

Ginseng Dealers' Guild Colonia! Government

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Kowloon Ros: v. RG.A, Res: A PARTNERSHIP ACTION. United v. Club Res: Club ground. Navy "A" ground.

Sookumpon ground.

Wilts Ros: v. "Curlew" Rea:

A partnership action which is likely Navy "B" ground.

South Chios "A" v. University. Supreme Court before the chief Justice to last for several days was beguninthe

Kick off at 2.45 Þ‚m,

Kowloon are not playing well at present. They are not the team of int season and their opponents for to morrow's game should prove too good for them.

(Sir William Rees Davies) yesterday afternoon. The plaintiffs are Getz Bros. of the Orient Ltd. who are seek ing to show that Lam Kai-pang was a partner in the firm of Tong Llay & Co. against whom they obtained judgment by default recently for breach of con- tract involving $35,000 damages.

Mr. C. G. Alabaster (instructed by Mr. D. H. Blake, of Messrs. Wilkinson and Grist) was for the plaintiff, and (instructed by Mr. M. K. Lo, of Messrs. Lo and Lo) for the defendant...

bu iness can he started and much neensed for unlawtul possession in/Soubrette, was supported by the glou want to win. Their defence is very Messrs. F. C. Jenkin and Eldon Potter |

suffering will follow in a few months, The present relief is quite sufficient if pro erly distributed.

A "COMMITTEE TO HANDLE

THE RELIEF.

1912.

Report of a robbery comes from the village of Matauwai where farmer states that his house was en

admittauer by breaking a hole in the roof and letting themselves down by means of ropes. They stole clothing to the value of $44.50.

We called the gentry and influential tered during the night of Tuesday and men of the city together and organ-Wednesday by robbers who gained ized committee of the gentry and local officials to examine into cach osse asking for help or seeming to need help. We organized another commitice to handle the food stuffs. This committee is to give relief to those only who have suffered greatly by the fire aud whose cases have been passed on by the examining commit- toe. All supplies of relief are to be kept securely under lock and given out only in case of real need. By sale- guarding the gilts of relief the supplies will extend into the future when the greatest suffering will come.

The best way to help is to send raw materials of food stuff or money by which this cau be bought. Cheap 'rice can be had from the interior, yet supplies that can be used by the Chinese in making such food as they commonly use will be appreciated and can be used to meet the needs.

Mr. E. B. Price, Paak Hok Tung. Mr. M. O. Clerk, Shameen. Mr. Ch. 8. Paget, Paak Hok Tung,

COMMITTEE ON FINANCE.

Mr. Jauser Y. Haring, Canton. Mr. H. H. Proseus, Shameen. Mr. James A. Rabbitt, Shameen, Mr. E. J. Weekes, Fong Chuen..

COMMITTEE ON SPORTE.

Mr. A. S. Peabody, Pask Hok Tung.

Mr. A. R. Knipp, Canton Christian College.

Mr. C. W. Greene, Tung Shan. Miss M. Rust, Canton Christian Cell ge..

COMMITTEE ON TRANSPORTATION. Mr. T. K. Jones, Pak Hok Tung: Mr. C. E. Meyer, Shameen. Mr. O. E. Pomeroy, Canton Christian College.

COMMITTEE ON DECORATIONS.

Mr. R. S. Augur, Canton Christian College.

I bave found that the leading Chinese citizens do not wish any more ail than is actually needed. They have no desire to accept carity as in any case they can care for themselves. They do greatly appreciate the spirit of sympathy and kindness shown by their fr ends in Hongkong. The merchants to Hongkong were the fins to get aid to the city. This will ever boemembered by the Chinese show ing the willingness of their English friends to help them in a time of College. need. Such act as these will do much to remove the prejudice and College. misunderstandings that arise between the Occident am the Orient

THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OBSERV

ING THANKSGIVING.

Thanksgiving this year

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This is show

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anal porante, by to spiemal programme.

West grateful for the world Distrament Conference now

Mr. B. P. Buswell, Canton Christian College.

Miss Franklin, Canton Christian

Mr. G. E. Lyon, Canton Christian

Miss M. A. Steele, Canton Christian College

Mr. M. W. Wood, Canton Christius College,

COMMITTEE ON REFRESHMENTS.

Ladies of the Carton Christian Collegi

Tinkageing Service in Swasey Hall

1 1000

At the conclusion of the Serv ce the ssion in Wasington City, USA Rev. J. M. Honry, as President of the where the nations of earth are American Association of South China, seeking to u derstand the worlu adressed the meeting on the objects, probletus of peace and good-willains and 2eeds of the Association. Tsmens such for the Far East we hope as well as the other parts of the world, and for this w gir.. thanks in hope of a bytter day.

Tarprogramma was as folnos

A Basket Picnic was held from 1.30 to 3 p m. and sports.

The Wilts will have to play a lot better than they did last week, if they slow and their forward line bave not the understanding they shoull have. The Sailors are a well-balanced team, but they are not playing so well as they did in the first two games this season. I rather fancy, however, they will be too good for the Soldiers.

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men from the surrounding country- Ten thousand villagers and fieber-

The Ambrose" for their game the exactions of the salt bureau and side, enraged at what they considered orchestra Lelped very much to make practically a new team. I understand Native Customs House at Ziang || The efficient work of a capable against the Police will turn out Customs, burned the buildings of thing the en ertainment the success it that only one (the right half) of the Tan, Fenghwa, at 10 o'clock on the was and others who must have old team will be playing. They will be morning of November 13, according pat in a deal of hard work were the handicapped by not having played to a report reaching the Chinese press, general manager, Mr. A. E. Burs together before. The Police played More than sighty other houses were R.N., and the stage manager, Petty well last Saturday. Their defence is burned. The homeless people built Officer G. W. Moppett. The accom- sound. and although their forward tomporary abodes in the mountain: panists Miss N. Williams, Q.M.S. A. line is on the slow side they should valleys. The Customs officials it was Goddard and Ord. Seaman J. Thomp-j win th s match. son did good work unobtrusively.

The concert is to be repeated to- night and it is up to Hongkong to give The Elephants" a crowded, theatre.

KINEMA NOTES.

THE WORLD THEATRE.

A romantic comedy drama, featur- ing Elise Ferguson, one of the most beautiful and talented actresses in the world, is to appear at the World Theatre this evening.

if their form is maintained to-morrow, **Tamar" are doing well so far, and they should best the "Titanis" who, judging by last week's form, are not the team they were last season.

I said, had been warned that the in- cendiarism would be attempted, but angry men and women as they swarm- wore upable to check the mobs of ed down on the town.

The "Curlew" meet the Club and we want, and if the Committee back! a gond game should be seen. with the up the referees in this, then the Sailors slightly the better side. The players will find it does not pay to Club have a good team, but their play dirty. forward line is too selfish.

The "Carlisle" has not yet arrived so their match with the Chinese "B" team is likely to be postponed. This will he six matches they are in arrears. was pleased to read that this matter was brought up at the League meeting last evening.

I

The array of names connected with the Alteraft picture, "Under the recuwood Tree," is an imposing ono. Taken from H. V. Esmond's

The St. Josephs-Panjabie and the stage play, scenario by Adrian Gil Scar, directed by Emile Chautard United-Club games should, I think and the leading character acted by end in a draw, Elsie Ferguson, this five-part romantic comedy promis excellent entertain- ment. Many of its scenes and situa- tions fulfil that promise

The Gunners Res, should be too strong for the Kowloon Rea, who in all probability will not be able to turn out à full team.

A cultivated young woman who is overburdened with wealth and over- rup with suitors may be excused for The gume between the Wilts Res. wanting to get away from it all abd and the "Curlew "Res. should be the become loose au free," as the old best one in this division. Both hate durkey called it, But when she good teams, and the Soldiers should makes up her mind to buy a caravan just get home. and turn gypsy, there is no reason for not having her actions plausible or

cise giving then the airy treatment that the inost irresponsible romance will allow.

The University

The clearing up of the "Eva" con- troversy by the Management Com- mittee in the way they did, was, in my opinion, right. It is hard fuck on the player but rules must be kept. Kowloon Club apparently defied the authority of the League Sporetary.

Secretary of the "Titania" footballi I regret to hear that the energetic team is shortly leaving the Colony. Mr. Masters took a great interest in men will be sorry he is going. the team, and I am sure that "MY"

The prospect of a Chinese team coming up from Singapore to play the local team is, I understand, very re- mote. Originally, the local Club was asked to send a team down, but could not raise enough men. They therefore invited Singapore up here: Apparently the Straits are in the

game should also be a good one. I understand that the former team will be strengthened by the inclusion of Veloso. The University should win.

-Chinese "A"same fiz.

I was very pleased to hear that the

arrival of teams. The prospect of League Committee dealt with the late

being fined may improve matters.

I am informed however, that the Shanghai Y.M.C.A. will send a team down early in the new year, to play the local Chinese teams both at volley and football,

-OFFSIDE,

A FAVOURITE RUB DOWN. The Officers and men of the U.S. Hgolfer, the fout ball player und Destrover."Long' and gunboat

the all round athlete know the valu Pampanga "were invited as guests he thing for a rub down after a buru of hamberlain's Fam Halm. It is just

The following will represent the of the Association. They participated gure all IOLWB disa pears th

Police in their match against The suspension of W. Hyder Ambrose," Swan: J. Clark, Me in the baseball game, between the agic and sprains and swedings are for four weeks for miscondurt Walter: Watte, Forbes, D. Clark: Mr. James M. Henry, Canton "Sea Furcs," and the "Land Force." red and by us should be a lesson both to himself Mair, Watson, Pearson. Valentine and Christian College."

-J. R. S.

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