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I.R.C. ist v NAVY.

The following will represent the LRC 1st XI in the above matel against the Navy on the former's ground on Saturday: al. 2.15 p.m.-A.el Arcolli (Captain), M. H. Abbas, S. H. Ismail, 8. 1. Ismail, S. A. Ismail, A. Rumjan, D. Rumjaha, J. S. Curreem, F. M. Arculli, A. Kitchell aud M. Sadick.

1.R.C. 2nd v POLICE R.C.

'Phone 1500.

very little material to choose from, and

unless the Kings and the Grenadiers have some good men, our choice will be narrowed down to practically only the members of the rugby section of the Hongkong Foot Of course, the Navy

ball Club,

OUR FINANCES:

YESTERDAY'S COUNCIL

MINUTES.

THE CHINA MAIL.

Following the meeting of the Legis- lative Council held yesterday after Doon the Finance Committee met, uador the chairmanship of the Colonial Secretory, to consider the following financial recommendation's by H.E, the Governor :--

BALLWAY LINE REPAIRS.

$600 on account of Kowloon-Can ton Railway, Special Expenditure, Repairs to Railway embankment.

The Chairman: This sum is a re- vote of a portion of the sum of $1 760 voted last year. The work of repair- ing the embankment was not finished by the end of the year.

Approved.

TAIPO MARKET SHELTER. $400 on account of Kowloon Canton

Railway. Special Expenditure, Pro- duce Shelter, Taipo Market.

supplement the sum of $900 provided in last year's estimates. The cost in sterling was £147 129.

Approved.

LOOD PARTS.

The Governor recommended the Council to vote a arm of $1,028 un account of Kowloon-Canton Railway, Special Expenditura, Motion Plates and Cylinders for Locos 3 and 4.

SHADOWS BEFORE.

COMING EVENTS ADVERTISED IN THE MAIL."

ENTERTAINET NTB.

February 17-Coronet Theatre, Paramonat Arteraft's **Mals and Female." Hongkong Theatre, “Ashes World Theatre, Gladys Walton in "The Man Tamer," balance of also the Great Garcia Troupe, Nina, Bumps & Co. Kowloon Thestre, "Tho Law of the Yukon."

The Chairman: This is a supple mentary vote. Under "Special Ex- penditure" last year $4,800 was of Deairo." provided for this purpose. The actual cost of the motion plates and cylinders was $5,828, leaving $1,028.

Approvad.

A

BIOSHA SHELTERS FOR KOWLOON.

The Governor recommended the Council to vote a sum of $4,700 op account of Public Works, Extra- ordinary, Kowloon, Erection of temporary Ricaba Shelter

with latrines attached in Kowloon.

The Chairman: The Captain. Superintendent of Police requested that certain temporary ish shel- ters with latrines attached, should be

February 20.--Society for Preven tian of Cruelty to Animals, fancy dress ball. City Hall, 9.16 p.m.

February 34.---Royal Dockyard Recreation Club, annual ball. City Hall, 8.30 p.m.

SPORTING EVENTS.

February 20.-Hongkong Jockey

possess some very fine players-they re-vote of the balance of the moneyereted in various places in the Kow-Club race meeting, first day. The

won the cup this year-but with the ships continuously going and coming. their players cannot be relied upon, for definite inclusion in Hougkong team.

s

As for the HK.F.C., they possess some good material, but it woukl require a lot of practice for it to acquire interport form. Doubtless

The Chairman: This, also, is provided last year. The work was But completed at the end of the year.

Approved.

LOWU LOCO YAHD.

The Governor recommended the Council to vote a eum of $15,000 on account of Kowloon Canton Railway, Special Expenditure, Loco Yard at

those entrusted with the task of Lowu. choosing Hongkong's interport toom will take the matter well in band

after the race week, when it is hoped all rugger players will turn out for

ΟΣ loon peninsula. The estimo te

Challenge Cup. One at Yaumati then places la $1,100 one at Mongkok, $900; one February 21-Hongkong Jockey at Samshuipo, $900; one at Hung-Club race meeting, second day. The Lom, 8900, and one at Kowloon Hongkong Derby. City, $900 total of $4,700. The Captain-Superintendent pointed out in making this application that the only shelter at Kowloon at present was that at the Star Ferry pier.

Approved.

The following will represent the 1.1.C. 2nd XI in their league match against the Police R. on the latter's ground on Saturday st 2.15 p. 1requent and hard practice. Hong year 1921 was $45,100. This sum was Council to vote & Rum of $6,50

kong will have to be at its best if it

to WID the hopes

E. Ali Mooreen (Captain), E. Moosdeen, H. D. Rumjan, SA. Ramjaha, 0. A. Kumjaho, N. B. Kitchell, S. A. R. Ismail, Y. A. Walabhai H. Nazarin, S. Abbas, and A. H. Madar Reserven A K. Minu and A.

Kitchell.

FOOTBALLe

POLICE.

are

W08

LEVELLINO AT KOWLOON, The Governor recommended the on

account of Public Works Extra ordinary, Kowloon, Re arrangement of Kowloon Inland Lots No 629, 630,

631, 1111.

The Chairman: This sum is re- quired for levelling the ares which

was named Taui Sze.

One of the

conditions of the re-arrangement was that the Government should pay for the levelling. these lots, sir?

The Hon. Mr. Pollock: Where are

February 22.-Hongkong Jookey lub race meeting, third day. The Champion Stakes.

February 25.--Hongkong Jookey Clab race meeting, fourth day. The Hongkong Handicap.

February 25,--Hongkong Boxing Association's Lournament. Theatre Royal, 9.15 p.m.

March 31.-Hongkong Association, Theatre Royal.

Boxing

novices' tournament.

April 1.--Hongkong Boxing Association, novices' tournament Theatre Royal.

OTHER EVENTS.

March 2.-- Hongkong Horticultural Society's aunasl show, Botanic

The Chairman: This vote requires some explanation.

The original this work when the estimate for estimate was prepared in 1920 for the

subsequently reduced to $27,406, and Interport, later to $25,000 as it was proposed to $8 indications ате that Shang- use old rails Finally the estimate

по lesving

stones was $35,213, the sum being increased unturned to send along the strongest | from $25,000 for the following reasons: possible combination.

Owing to the increase in the cost of By the way, what has become of labour and material, the vote for the proposed Soccer Interport? Sing earthwork and drains

raised apore has replied that their season has from 30,190 to $6.111; the work aiready closed, and they will consider on the carriage shed and bed, $10,974 to $15,774; the SOUTH CHINA "LION". THE Hongkong's invitation when their next from

season arrives, but as far as is publicly estimate for track and crossings from known, nothing has been heard from $8,776 to $9,829 and a new head for Shanghai. Ceanot another effort be tank and water supply $3,500 Nathan Road, what is called now making a total of $35,213. Under Coronation Road. The north end of earthwork and drainage the increase the lots is on Waterloo Road and the was due to more filling being required than was originally estimated. Under position of the lote did not fit in with carriage shed and bed, the increase the layout of Nathan Road and the

February 18-Lammert Bros., due to the foundation being found to

adjoining roads. There was consider- able amount of filling to be done. woollen suit lengths and five Lew

years, The original application in development of these lots in those fact was in October, 1917. The

referred to the Secretary of State and days was a matter that had to be

his approval was received in Septem bet 1919, but no expenditure bas been necessary until now.

Approved.

HUNGKONG FOOTBALL CLUB 8UEL

COMPETITION.

made to have a team sent here ?

Some time ago there was much dis cussion of a promised Chinese Inter port between the South Chins Athletic Association, and the Straits Chinese Football Association, but apparently

The Chairman:

аге They

on Gardens.

PUBLIC AUCTION SALES.

In the South Chns"Lion" va. the Police match to morrow at 4 pm, on South Chinu Ground, the following players will represent South China: that too has fallen through. It seems consist of soft sub-soil and to the The matter dates back over three brass bedsteads. Sules Rooman, 11

Jan Hing Cheung. Chau So and Fung Tai, Cheung Wing Shing, Leung Tai Fong and Leung Yuk Tong, Lau Tak Chung, Kwok Po Kan, Wong Pak Chung, Ip Kan & Ko Sik Wsi.

TO-MORROW's “TEAMS.

UNITED v. "TAMAR."

The following will represent the United in the above League Second Division fixture to-morrow, Navy

"B" ground kick off 3 p.m. sharp Beach, Sepher, Hopper, Leonard, Laing. Unjuhart, Cheah, Samy, Valentine, May, Payne.

CLUB v. ST. JOSEPH'S.

The following will represent the Hongkong Football Club in their Shield Match against "St. Joseph" to-morrow at 4.15 p.m.-G. Rodger, W. Gerrard, J. McCubbin, A. Mair, J. Stewart, J. W. MacPhail, H. Mac Tavinh, A. Forsyth, 8. Begg, W. Kobr, and B. England. Reserve. J. M. Weyman.

a pity, for while the prowess of the increased cost of materials. The in- local Chinese are widely known- they crease under "track and crossings " have each year successfully represents due to increased cost of ballast and ed China at the Far Eastern Olympiad sleepers. The lost head-tank and -the Straits Chines also play the water supply-was not included in gaine well, and

a match between the reduced estimate of $25,000 so it new estimate of $2,500 teams representing the two Associa became a tions, if it can be arranged, would | Finally it was found to cost $3,500, produce the best Soccer match seen due to increased cost of materials and in Hongkong, since the time the labour. The work is going on, but a Cameron Highlanders showed Hong sum is required this year of $15,000 kong how to play football, over a to complet it.

Approved. dosen years ama,

The death of Mrs. 3.A. Serebrian-

nikoff at Shanghai last week, less than a fortnight after the death of her husband has evoked the deep regret of a wide circle of frienda. She was

RAILWAY WAGES.

The Governor recommended the Council to vote a sum of $118 on account of Kowloon Canton Railway, Special Expenditure, Locomotives.

The Chairman : This sum is re-

GAP ROCK WIRELESS.

The Governor recommended the

Commeil to vote a sum of $4,000 on

account

Public Works, Extraordia ary, Hongkong, Miscellaneons, Erec tion of Wireless Installation at Gap Rook.

The Chairman: This is a re-vote for a portion of the $14,000 taken inst year. The work was not completed.

a.m.

March 10.- Hughes and Hough, old and surplus victualling stores. Kow loon Naval Depot, 9.30 a.m.

COMPANY MEETINGS.

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1923.

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CONSIGNEES' NOTICES.

! Cargo from the Hamburg-Amerika Line motor ship "Haveland act lear February 18.-Hongkong and

ad by Feb. 20 will be subject to rent. Shanghai Banking Corporation, ordin, Olaime mast be lodged by Feb. 22. aty yearly meeting of shareholders. Agent Arnhold Bros. & O... Ltd. City Hall, noon.

February 18.-The West Building Co., extraordinary general meeting to confirm resolution for voluntarily winding up the company. Offices of Messrs. Jardine, Matheson, & Co., Ltd., 11 a ro.

Point

March 3.-Humphreys Estate and

Cargo from the s.. Awa Maru" not clared by Feb. 20 will be anbject to

+60L.

Agents.-Nippon Yusen Kaisha East Asiatic Co. steamer "Afrika" has Part of the Hongkong cargu per the been lar ded here. The balance is being

taken to Shanghai and -il be returned

when conditions here permit. Agents,

well known throughout the Far East quired to pay the wages of men The actual amount to be re-voted Finance Co., Ltd., extraordinary Manner and Backhouse, Ltd.

Approved.

SAIYUNGPUN BCHOOL NIE.

by her maiden name of Miss Queenie employed in dismantling and erecting Strachan, who in the early years of locomotives. the present century was the leading lady in the Dallas Opera Co. Since her marriage she has taken part in A.D.C. productions at Shanghai. Mrs The Governor recommended the Serebrianaikoff left Shanghai for Eng. Council to vote a sum of $158,949 in land, accompanied by her daughter aid of the vote Public Works, Extra- Marjorie, in May of last year, intend ordinary, Hongkong, Public 11ealth ing to remain there a year while her and Buildings Ordinance, 1903, (41) daughter finished her education at a Compensation and Resumptions. private school in Surrey. After her

The Chairman: This sum is arrival at Home, however, she received quired in connection with a telegram to the effect that her hus resumption of Inland lot 755, Bon- band was seriously ill and she reham Road, from the Catholic Missi turned to Shanghai in October last. The site is required for the new Sai- Shanghai rugger playera started For a period of three months a.eyingpun School. From this amount practice last week, in tiffin-time nursed her bustand day and night and $27,297 will be deducted as premium twice werkly, for the until the time of his death, on on new site to be granted to the approaching interport match with 'anuary 24 last, she spared herself Mission, in Broadwood Road. Hongkong.

no pain or worry in this affectionate Approved.

LINTERPORT AU„BY.

SHANGHAI

periods

PRACTISING FOR HONGKONG MATCH.

ILAILWAY FIRE HOSE.

PEDDER STREET,

Telephone No. 32.

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landid at the port. Any cargo so over · carried will ho returned to Bengkons imam diately conditions recome normal Ag, nis-Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Hongkong ergo per the N.V.K. stemmers Penang Mary" and "Toku- shims Maru" will be landed at ringapore and returned to this port as soon as conditions become normal here.

Hongkong cargo per the s.s. "Agape- nor" will be landed at Shanghai and will be brought back to Hongkong immediately onditions permit. Agente

Mosara. Butterfield and Swire.

Consignees of cargo lauded into the Godown Ungodowou daring the strike Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and

godown after expiry of the frou storage are notified that all cargo remaining in period

with bo subject to all

All extra- expenses incurred therewith.

Hongkong ergo or the Pen Line OR cargo per the Ellerman

ja being loaded

$3,800, and a small supplementery 11.30 a.m.

general mesting. Hongkong Hotel,

sto mer "Benvorlich vote is required for $200.

March 4.-Bank of East Asia, Ltd., a Singapore and will be forwarded as The Hon. Mr. Pollocs: What is 3rd, ordinary yearly

jason as conditions permit. Agente meeting of

Gibb, Livingston, D., Ltd. the range, sir?

shareholders. Registered office, No. 10 Des Voeux Road Central, 3.30 p.m. steamer

Hongkong cargo per the Ben Line Benmohr" is being car.

The Director of Public Works was understood to say that it was for the purpose of communicating with Cape D'Aguilar.

The Chairman: Incidentally Gap Rock benefits because they are now re-able to have the same machine for

electric light and fans.

Approved.

the

ried on to Shanghai where it will he re urned to Hongkong when munditions here permit. Agents, Gibb, Livingston

& Co, Ltd.

be

A familiar figure on the Kobe Hongkong cargo per East Asiatic Co. steamer Kina (Agents, Manners and water-fout disappears in the passing Backbo se Ltd.) and the American and of Mr. Sigismund Adoli Isaacson, Oriental Lino steamer Ocean Monarch whoss death took place on January (agents, the Bank Line Ltd.) will be

discharged at Shanghai and returned t 29. Born at Copenha: en in 1865, he Hongking immediately, conditions here went to Kobe se a youn; man in the permit. service of the late Mr. Christensen, in Bongkong cargo ter the Columbin Sir Charles Addis was entertained the stevedoring business, and for the Pacific Shipping Company's steamer at tiffin last Thursday by the Hankow past 30 years had worked in Kobe hayote" will he landed at Shang British Chamber of Commerce at the barbour, slmost his only absence be- conditions permit. Agents,--Archol Butterfield and Swire Hong on the ing a spell of two or three months at Bros., and Co., Ltd. Bund. Atter taflin interesting speeches Vladivostock during the war. After Hongkong cargo per 1be V.A. were delivered by Mr. A. E. Marker, Mr. Christensen gave up his interest Pyrbus" will be landed at Shangai Sir Charles Addia and Mr. J. Archi- in the business, Mr. Iesasen joined immediately conditions at this part is

but will he brought back to Angin bald. Sir Charles and Lady Addie the Mitsubishi firm, and tater on the come normal. Agent-Bune field and and Miss Addis left Hankow the same Pacific Mail Co. For the past eight Swire. night by the 10 o'clock express for years be has been with the Canadian

Pacific Co.

No Rugby matches have been play-duty, with the result probably that

The Governor recommended the ehre since the Wilte. went away. her own health was seriously affected. Now with the Punjabis leaving us on The day after her husband's death Council to wote a sum of $191 on the 20th, taking with them their she was taken ill with bronchitis and account of Kowloon-Canton Railway, Evropean offieera, several of whom she was removed to hospital, whero Special Expenditure, Fire Huse, etc. are keen enthusiasts, Hongkong has her death occurred a few days later. The Chalman; This is required to Peking.

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SNORING - GET UP OUT

OF THAT CHAIR - ALL YOU DO.IS SIT

AROUND AND

SLEEP!

YES MY

LOVE!!

BRINGING

IT'S STRANGE YOU CAN'T BE LIKE OTHER MEN AND IMPROVE YOUR TIME I'M

GOING TO MAKE YOU CALL

ON MR. STONE-ĜO AND

GET DRESSED.

UP

FATHER.

JAMES-CALL UP MR. STONE AND ASK HIM IF HE IS NOT

TOO BUSY MR.JIGGS WOULD LIKE TO CALL ON HIM-

8. City of Simla " will be lauded at Shanghai and brought back to Hong- kong immediately co

co ditions here per. wit.

Agenta, Bank Line, Ltd.

Hongkong vargu per the s.s. "Caletta Maru will be returned to Hongkong imm diately conditions bere permit. Agents. Niptou Yasen Kaisha.

Hongkong ego per the s.a. "Tattori Maro will be landed at Shanghai or Kahe and will be retur ed here immedi ately conditions perimit. Agents.--Sip- pon Yusen Kisha.

Maru" will be land d at Shanghai and Hongkong cargo per the s.s." Katori will be returned to this port immediate- ly conditi os here permit. agente,

Yusen Kaisha.

por the 8.8. "Tango

Oded in Japan and

will be

returned to the Colony immediat-ly conditions h-ro permit. Agents,-Nip- род Yusen Kaislin

Hongkon cargo per the se. "Tango wil be landed in Japan and re urned to the Colony immediately con ditions here prmit. Ageata,ippon Yuson Knishs.

Rongk ng oergo per the an. "Iyo Maru" from Europe will be landed at Hogkong cargo por the Lloyd Shanghai sod will be returned here Triestino spesor Tracis

will pen ioned atoly conditions permit. agen's. bably be carried on to Shanghai and | Nippon Yusen Kalsha.

I CALLED HIM UP-MUM.

AND HIS WIFE ANSWERED THE

PHONE - SHE SAYS HE CANNOT BE DISTURBED-

HE'S TAKING

ANAP-

WELL'

THERE SOME, SATISF TON

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