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LOCAL SPORT.

HONGKONG CRICKET CLUM.

The following have been selected to play in the match to day, B.K,C.C. versasa Naval Team: T. Sercombo Smill, W. C. D. Turner, C. H. Mockey, R. A. B. Ponsonby, Walter Daniel 1. E. O. Bin, G. B. Morrell, A. Muckenzie, N. H. Ratherford, W. A. Powell and W. Penke. Play will comtrance after tiffs, which will be served in the Parilion at 12.30, pam.

PARSEES., CIVIL, SERVICE.

A friendly game will to played to-day by the. Pure Cricket Club and the Civil Service C C. "A" Teain. "Tho undermentioned will play for the Parsons:-N. F. Nalladors (Captain), 8. B. Batliwari, C. B. Mowdawala, J. H. Hejonji, K Jamgoti, A. Chinoy, B. A. Tarapore, J. J Gasunin, F. J. Konga, J. Mehta, 8. C. Karania. The following will represent, the A, team of the Civil Servien Club:-N. Guet, H. Bad- çock, F. Allen, G. West, J. Eowarth, E. Daw- son, G. Hoggarth, W. Kelly, H. Coombs, A. Harlow, W. W. Cooper.

LEAGUE CRICKET.

., A.

H. K. C..."A The following have been chosen to represent H. K. C. C. A "in this match this afternoon, en Craigen gower Ground (by kind permission), commencing at 15 pm. sharp-A. S. Cohden, C. H. Fallcon, E. A. Fowler, J. Hooper, F. H. Kow, O. C. Olliffe, C. B. Pigott, P. Jacks, Dr. F. II. Kew, A, H, Love and W. J. Daniel.

CRAIGESGGWEE . ARMY STAFF:

This match will be played to-day on the Military Ground, cammenting at 2.15 p.m. The following will represent C.C.C.-L. E-- Lammert (Capt.), M. E. Asger, A. O. Brawn E. R. Herin, R. Basa, E. S. Ford, L. A. Rose R. B. Cooper, J. W. Stewart, R. Pestorji, and J. O. Malvin.

LEAGUE TABLE.

MATCHES.

Played. Won. Lost, Drawn. Peintr

CLUB

R. G. A....

4

13

12

Craigengower...? 3

TO

Army staff..

4

3

1.

Hung Police..

7

Kewlcon

は

A

Civil Service

H.K.C.C.A":8

R. E..

4

3 points a win. 1 poluta draw.

RUGBY.

The proposed match between the Hongkong F. C and the Navy has had to be abandonel owing to the inability of the latter to raise a team.

ENGINEERS' BALL

THE HONGKONG DAILY FRESS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16th, 1905.

MARINE MAGISTRATE'S

COURT.

Friday, 16th December.

Berone Me, Basil H. Taylor (AsSITANT HARBOUR MASTER).

LAURCH COLLISION INQUIRY.

An inquiry was held into the circumstances connected with the collision which occurred ist

the harbour on the 10th instant between the stcam launches Sun Sum. Kwok Muu, master and Hoi Chu, Lenng Fak, master.

THE OUTBREAK AT SHANGHAI[

MIXED COURT.

The N-C. Daily Neud of Dec. 11 says:-It, appears that there was no question on Friday about the destination of the girls whom the female prisoners wore charged with kidnapping, Mr. Kuan, the magistrate, baying agreed with the British assessor that they should be sent to the Door of Hope. The trouble arose over the two women charged with kidnapping, who were remanded in the usual way for the production of further ovidence. The Consular Body's in- struction to the faraigu nesessos are that female prisoners are to be sent to the 31azicipal gaol Kok Miu slated that on the morning of end not the Mixed Court esils, which are afterly unfit for the reception of any women the 10th instant he shoved off from the

It is alleged that they hare recently bean made Shamsuipo pior, and was on his way to Hong-mare decart, but that fact, if tree, has not been potifled in any way to the Consuler Body, kong with passengers. The Hoi Chuí loft un

Mr. Twyman was acting entirely in nccordance adjacent pier at the same time, and overtaking with his instractions, and Mfr. Kuan's calculated Lig. struck lie launch on the port how. opposition was a part of the design formed by the Chinese authorities to assert their authority Witness then overtook the Hoi Chu, but

in the Settlement, and to give way on this point. did not get clear ahead of hor. He described would be to give away our rights in Settlement

limits. the movements of the launches with models.

Ip Kwan, a boatman employed at the Sham. szipo Police Station, said le was a passenger in the Sun SUAL.

He indiested the positions of the lauscher at the time) of the collision, with models, and according to his illustration the Hoi Chui stuck the Sun Sum of the starboard side,

Cheung Kun, an engineer on the Sun Sum, stated that he was on deck at the time of the colli sien. His vision, who WUS uncerli ficated, was below,

Leung Puk, master of the Hoi Chui corroborated the first witness's evidenco.

His Worship held that the master of the Sen Sune was to blame, as, being the over- taking launch, bo should have kept out of the His certificate would be suspended for

WAY. one month.

POLICE COURT.

Friday, 15th December.

BEFORE MH. F. A. HAZELAND (FIRST POLICE MAGISTRATE),

THE JUDGE'S COOLIE.

A coelio employed by Mr. Justice Wise was charged by the Indian watchmen at the Peak Tram Station with assault. Mr. Grist appeared to conduct the coolie's defence. Apparently the defendant had attempted to board a car which had its full complement of passengers, and the watchman prevented him. The latter said the sooliestruck him, but the defendant and he was dragged by the watchman with unnecessary violence but did not strike the complainant. Mr. Grist cubmitted that the watchraau had been rather rough in his treatment of the coolie

and dismissed the summons.

Our Cantonese failow-residents have, we are informed, a separato ground of complaint; one of the prisoners in question is alleged to be the widow of au official in Szecknen, being horself * Cantonese, and the girls alleged to be kid. happed are stated to be slave girls such an overy official has in bis household, openly honght from their parents or guarditis. It is stated that the prisoner has in her baggage papers justifying the presence of the chi proper pas and that the police did not give her time to produce these papers; but it was procisely for this purpose that she was romanded. Mach was made at the meeting of the Cautonese of the insult to which a lady of rank was subjected bat it will be noted that the Chinose magistrate himself proposed to remand bar to the Mixed Court cells. If there was no foundation for the charge of kidnapping, the lady's innoceues would have been ascertained when the case was hard again on Saturday.

There is, however, every reason to believe that the dispate on Friday was a premeditated incident in the plau to attack foreign rights in The Settlement, and is necessary that a firm sland should be made for these rights. It is to bo regretted even more by the Chinese than by their foreign friends that the youth and hot- hebtedness of the Brothers King should have led them so forget themselves as they did on Friday. As for Mr. Kaan, he was doubtless soting under the orders of his superiors, and we are glad to know that a strong remonstrance has already been addressed to the Trotai.

AN INDIGNATION ¿MEETING, was called ha Dec. 9 by the Committes of the Chinese Chamber of Commeres to protest against the souduct of the Police in striking runners of the Mized Court during the session of the Court. Over a thousand are computed to have attended the meeting, during which it was decided, amongst other things, to dewand the dismisal of the police inspectors, datretives and constables concerned and to ask that an- other person be appointed to not as British Dosessor. A great deal of indignation was manifested by everyone prosent among the

able unanimity as to what stops should be taken to preserve "the face" of the Chinese official who are claimed to have been insulted by the police.

THE HON. E. R. BELILIOS C.M.G., J.P.

[From the Jewish Chronicle.) By the death of the Hon. E. R. Belilios, which occurred suddenly on Saturday after noon, the community foros one of its most distinguished diembers, a pivas and charitably Jew, a sincere patriot, and a staunch supporter of Jewish and general institutions. Mr. Delilion bad only been in London about six years, having previously resided in Hongkong, but in that short time he succeeded in making his mark, and becams prently beloved by those among whom he moved.

Emanuel Raphael Bellion was born in Calcutta on the 4th November..He was the eldest son of Raphael Emantel Bolilios, a member of a Venetian family who migrated to India in the early part of the nineteenth contury, He was exlocated at Montagus'a School, in Calcutta. At su varly age ha married into the Ezra family, of that city, bis wife, Suzanh, boing n daughter of the late D. J. Ezra. He thus became connected with the Sassons, like whom he distinguished himself by his public spirited philanthropy. Two so 8 and two daughters were barn of this marriage. The elder sou died in the East about six years age, and the yeauger, Mr. Rapbani Bellies, recently married a daughter of Sir Israel Hart,

The two daughters are marrical in Caleatts.

In 1969 Mr. Belilios settled in Hongkong, whors he carried on basiness as a merebant trading with India. He became an extensive in many public companies of the colony. But landed proprietor, and largely interested himself his activities were not confined to business. Ho rendered distinguished service to the cause of education and philanthropy. In 1893 he erected a public school for girls, and in 1807 a reforma He also manifested his interest in tory. education by founding various scholarships. In 1813 he was decorated for his many public serving with the order of Companion of St, Michael and 3. George, He was kowis made Justice of the Peace, and became a member of the Legistative Council-a position which he held from 1882 to 1890. He was a Trustou of Hongkong Synagogue. There being ne organised Jewish charities in Hongkong, he was accustomed to commission his butler to distribute fowls and bread every Friday among necessitoas families.

Early in the year 1900 Mr. Belili, with his wife and son, came to settle in London, in order that his son might be educatoil in

ngland for the legal profession. Ho at once evinced an interest in Jewish institutions by attending a display of the Jewish Lads Brigade, and presenting them with a basse About the same time be favoured our column with an interview concerning the Jews of Hongkong, in the course of which he mentioned that they occupy a high position, and are well reapreted. An exceedingly observant Jew, he brought with him to England a native Jewish cook, who arcompanied him on his travels and acted as his Shochet.

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The first part of the funeral service was con- ducted by the Res. Isidore Harris, who delivered the following address If there are occasione when the ordinary service for the loud recited in this hallway ittingly be supplemented by some particular and personal expression of what death has deprivedl us of, one of those occasions is the present, when we are met to pay the last tribale of respect to one who was deserving of no ordinary respect. Not that! eur departed friend would have desired atfything in the nature of a eulogium, for in life he was ous of the simplest and most modest of men But for the sake of those left behind, for the sake of the community to which he belange 1, and the enests which he cherished, it

well that we should call to mind some of those features in his charagter which we had leurat to honour and admire. Ensuel Raphael Bellios represented a fine type of humanity, which combines in itself many varied It was but a few years ago that excellences. he came among us, a stranger. of whose good! works we knew only by reput Almost at once we realised how well that repulation. was derved. We recognised in bin a God fencing Israelite attached to his faith Having visited various London synagogues,

with every thre of his being, to whots it was ho dreided to attack bleself to the Berkeley to worship in our Synagogue from We recognised in him Street Congregation, of which he became one Sabbath to Sabbath. of the west regular and deveted members, He also a benevolent Israelite whose charity mater took a deep interest in its affair, and on oneillhold, whoever asked it was the

and his Worship expressed a similar opinion Jarge assembly, and there seems to be consider-cecasion he providers splendid entertainment tarrons expression of a generous heart,

JEWISH MASSACRES.

'EXTRAORLINARY UKAKE MY THE TSAR.

The pleasures of dancing were thoroughly

An Imperial Ukase has been issued express. enjoyed by the largo.company which assembled

ing the gratitude of the Emperor to the in the City Hall last night on the cression of

Governor of Bessarabia, who is alloged by the Jaws to Lave organised the masacres at the annud ball promoted by the member of the

Kishine, Akkerman, Kalarasch, and else Institution of Engineers and Shipbuilders owhere. 1is publication has produced a fresh Hongkong: Though there were between 600 pale among the Kiskiceff Jews, who fear a and 70 present, the floors of both St. George's repetition of the late disorders, and St. Andrew's Halls were adequate to

permit unimpeded dareing. This, added to gentle compony, exquisito music. creaturo comforts, every attention went a long way to make the event the sumass that it was, while the secretary, Mr. David J,

to

The inhabitants of Nemiroff, both Christians and Jown, bave regurated the publication as

widely as possible of their deep thanks to Princess She batc, the great landowner of their district, and to her son, who, through their humans intervention, coupled with their influence with the authorities, were able to get the disturbances then stopped at the very

News hita

Lounoz, on whom the burden of the work fell beginnin rereived from St. Petersburg

and the committed, are to be congratulated on the completeness of their arrangements, which left nothing to desired. The stairway leading to the ballrooms was tastefully decorate with

that M, Neilgart, the di-missed Civil Governor, will be placed on trial for his complicity in the disorders:

The now Civil Governor will hold an inquiry officials will be diamisu d.

LONDON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,

TRIBUTES TO JAPAN.

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flowers and greenery, bunting navered the walls into the action of the police, and the guilty chairman taking occasion to remark that the B-lilies, Gifted with uchaué monners, both Mr.

while in a conspicnous plain was the erest of the Institution The guests began to arrive shortly before 'clock when dazzing began to the music played by the band of the 2nd Battalion West Kent Regiment and was con-

In the meantime, however, the police contine to terrorise the town, and arts of predatory tyranny are of frequent recurrence, of which Le following is a 17pieal example: A detach ment of police appeared at the synagogue and declared that they had a warrant to rearch the finned with zest till well eu in the morning milling, the authorities having been informed how popular was our new al exlouded alliance its functions.

that bombs were concealed there. Alter The gentlemen responsible for the arrangenuent removing the caretaker and the wardens, the were: Sab-committee-Mossrs. H. T. Richarlies broke opon the safe of the synagogne, son (cenrener), J. Lambert, C. F. Fockon ubstrueled the cash and jewels contained there. and F. O. Murphy, Invitation Committee in, and left without making any search. Messra. C. F. Focken. (convener), F. Millor and W. Runny Decoration Committee-Messrs.

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He was

After the interment the Rev. Maris Joseph Rer,

completed the service. Pray for her. the house on Tuesday evening. when Isidore Harris offisted

at his house for the members of the choir. He man whom to know was to love, One could also threw open his house for drewing-room not but feel attracted towards n warm-hearted meetings of the West London Synagogue a disposition, so kindly and courteous a par- Apreciation. I will be remembered that, on souality, a man se manifestly anxious to acquit the occasion of the Caronation of King Edward, himself of his duty in every relation of lie. generously gave up his house in Piccadilly Nay the least strong point in his character was to the Jewish Board of Guardians, so that the his patriotism. He reverenced the Imperial charity might benefit from the letting of seats idea; it was to bim a sacred sing. His publis to view the royal procession. The pós ponament

dareer was but one more illustration of the truth of the King's illness, interfered somewhat with abundantly proved that there is no more ardent Viscount Hayashi was the principal guest at these plans; nevertheless, the Board gained a localist than the pious Jea, and no more devoted the first monthly dinner of the London Cham- considerall sum by Mr. Belitics kind and subject of his gracious Majesty than the ber of Commerce, held on Nov. 15, at thoughtint act. He was indeed, a most charit. English Jew. And in whatever light we Criterion Restaurant, Mr. Thomas F. Black alle men, and never refused a single appeal regarded him we found him stimule, and we well, the president, presided, and the large that was med 16 lim whether for paotic or for is sudden death as a loss which will not gathering included Count Maten (First private cburity,

susily be replaced. Wo trust that those who Secretary of the Japanese Legation), Admiral A Conservative in polities, the Hon. E. Bave cause to me won him most. his nearest and dearest ones will find some alleviation of their Sir E. Fremantle, Fir Albert K. Rollit, M.P., Belilios was a devoted adherent of his party and

sorrow in the sympathy of loving friends, yet Mr. Charles Charleton. Mr. Stanley Mackin, a forvent admirer of the late Lord Bone asfokl. Mr. Albert Gibson, Mr. J. Innes Rogers, Sir Long before he still in London ho was in the eater solare in the fend remembrance of his H. Kimber, M.P. Colonel Sir II. M. Hozier, abit of sending a floral tribute to be placed at

many virtues and graces and their chiet support in the assurance that Lis soul in with God, Who Mejor Sir Edward FitzGerald Law, Sir Thos. the font of the great slutsman's statue on Brooke Hitching, Sir Roper Parkington, Pro-Primrose Day. He used to send a similar ofter has called His faithful servant to Himself to fessor Langford, Mr. W. Keswick, M.P, Mr. ing to Hughender. He was a prominent eceive the eward of the just, Stuart Bammel, M.P., Sir Malcolm MoEachair, mcenter of the Constitutional Cinh, and held! Sir E. Montagne Nelson, Bir Marcus Sasrul in great respect, by his party, and his colonial friends, many of whom wees often to be seen at and Sir Edward Sullivan.

The loyal toasts were cordially pledged, the the Tueady afternoon

rceptions of His

BRITISH FAR EASTERN TRADE. Queen's generous itupulse in giring a large and Mrs. Belilies made charming hosts, and it sum for the relief of the anemployed had As a great pleasure to then to dispense at 134,

Piccadilly a similar opu-banded hospitality to Discussing the Board of Trade Returus for In proposing the test of Their Imperial what they had been accustomed to in Hoog October, a London paper remarks, inter alia appealed to all bearte. Majesties the Emperor and Empress of Japan," where The Eyrie'

kong,

was a well-known With regard to the details of our trade with the the chairman said this was their Japan dinner, social centro. Mr. Belitios was a member of Far East considerable increases are again shown and he thought the large number present showed the Mace haus, and a. frequent attendant ut in the esport of cotton yarn sad twist to China,

Japan, and the Straits Bettlements last m with that country (Cheers). He congratulat

A couple of year ago Mr. Belilies re-visited The figures for the ten months ended Oct. 31 ed Viscount Hayashi upon the grant victories Hongkong, and he returned home by way of the est also show a corresponding increase, the his countrymen had won by hund and sea, and newly-built. Siberiu milway, of which by relarus for China bring four times, and for stil more pou the spirit of self-ser fee, they published an interesting account in a pamphlet Japau re tan six times what they were for had shown in concluding a pince which he be--which he circulated among bis friends. After the same period last year. Taking the total lieved would make not only for univers peace, returning England his health became some trade in all of piece goods returas are bat for commercial development, especially whut iudiffes-nt, and he was forced to curtail still highly satisfactory all round, the only between the allied mutions. (Renewed cheere). the regular exercise in the open air, of which decrease in the figures for the swath being

The chairman also gave the toast of Our H. T. Richardson (convener), W. C. Jack, W.

ho was an ardent alvocate. On coming back shown by the Dutch East Indies, where there is Guest," congratulating Viscount Hayushi and The Government at Singapore does not serui

London a few weeks ago from East- a shrinkage of some 480,000 yards. For the ten

! Wilson, V. Watson, E. C. Wilks. T. W

themselves on the fact that he was shortly to bourne, he was found to he suffering from dis months all the countries enumerated show good Robertson and W. A. Cruke. Duncing to bars copied Hongkong's example

regard to lacouraging the boycott, The become the first Japanese Ambassador to this ease of the heart, and was ordered by his medical terrases, Japan being foremost with an Committee-Messst. J. D. Morrison (convener) Straits Times says-It has for some been coatry.

Viscount Hayashi had secured for adviser to keep to his room. Double pneumonia increase of 76,913 40 yards, the Dutch East nd E. Murphy. Supper Committee-known that local organization exists here, himse the confidence and friendship of the supervened, as already stated, and he died quite Indios next with an increase of 40,000,000 fessrs. J. D. Logan (convener), E. C. Wilks the object of which is to boycott American English people, who felt that he thoroughly expectedly on Saturday afternoon. On the yards, and then China, showing some 39,00 1,000 deserved their esteem and worthily represented previous Wednesday he was able to be present yards nereuse; the figures for the Philippine H. McLaren, J. D. Morrison, W. C, Jack, goods; and it is indisputable, notwithstanding the protest of many traders, that the more-

the great cation of the East (Cheers).

at the circumcision of his grandson, which was Islands and the Straits Settlements are also , F. Miller, T. Banke, T. W. Robertson, W.

tarisation has to some extent

Viscount Hayashi, in responding, said that ment d

It may also since the termination of the recent deplorable performed at 15%, Piccadilly, by Dr, Henry, raasilerably larger. in linen manufactures the returns for the Philippine Islands show 1. Crako, and V. Watson, Bar Committee bee adus with success.

war the Japanese Gorornment sed people bud The funeral took place on Tuesday morning larger business during both periode. Wollen Messrs. J. W. Anderson (convenár), W. A.

beeld that seeme liable to continue to make its way

for some time to come. A resolved to do everything in their power to cou- from 134, Piccadilly, whones a long cortège lisades to China show a shrinkage, and to Croke, J. D. Logan, W. J. Hill and T. Banks, demonstration helst yesterday, at the Chinese tribute to the maintenance of universal peace, started for Golders Groen. The chief mourners Japon an increase during the month, but good Stewards Capt. A. Milroy, Messrs. F Hospital. Wang Street, is evidence of this and as a first step they had enowed the alliance wors: Mr. Raphael E. Belilios (bout, D. R. A. increasea for the longer period are still apparent MoRobie, W. G. Winterburn, J. McCubbin' From a tour until evening the place with this proud and powerful country, consider Belilios. Dr. David Belilios, and Messrs. J. A. In worsted tisanes China shows a falling off was thronged, while some hundreds were ing that the best guarantee for the attainment and E. Ezra (u-phers). There were also for both periods bat Japan. an ingrease. T. Skinner, and A. Ritchie

Turning to motals we find the figures do not aaeble to get admission at all. The object of their object. He did not mean to leave

Sir Israel Hart, Sir Arhar Trendell, Sir present any particuler feature, Thoro is some of the demonstration was to enlogise the England in a hurry-(laughter and "Hear, action of certain Fong Hel Wei, arar"--but when he did return to Japan Patrick Manson, Sir M. Bhowingtee, M.P, falling of in the expor of mixed and yellow reformer and enthusiastic supporter of the after, he hoped, many years' residence in this

Mr. Stuart M. Burde MP, Captain H. E metal to China, whilst an increased quantity The Ceylon-Japan Trading Co., Ltd, has boycott, who committed suicide at Shanghai & country, he should cherish the most pleasant Davis, Sargeon-General Preston, Dr. Dutch, of pig iron was sent to Japan. In textile keld its second meeting at Colombo, the basiness month or so ago. He is therefore looked upon memories of his sojosra among the English Cantis, the Rers. Morris Joseph, Isidore machinery and millwork also there is a decreas being the appointment of directors and regis as a martyr to the canse, and as such bis people. (Cheer)

Harris, and Dr. Hermann Gollancz, end Mars for China, Imt an iceresse for Japan, while tbo tration of shares. There are 2000 of the memory was reverenced yesterday. There was

Fie AK Rollit proposed the teast of George Bendon, John Davis, J. Dunan, David export of lead to those countries shows an Increase in the figures for China and a shrinkage latter, of five rances each. The hall was much speech making, the general tenor of the Japan" which was enthusiastically drank to Do Pinns. J. Esmond, A. Goodman. C. Good- decorated with British and Japanese flags, and addresses being in favour of unity in the effort the accompaniment of lusty .“ Hausais." man. R. Gabbay, Edward Hart, J. S. Haskel, for Japan. With regard to imports it is satis- the Ceylon Weekly Times reports that Mr. to maintain the boycott. The speeches were Mr. C. Radone, in acknowledgment, expressed David Ham, Sassoun Uyan, R. E. Tour, L. factory to be able to record that the imports Proctor John de Silva addressed the gathering received with much applause and waving of hats. the hope that the spirit which animated the Jones, Charles Montaga, Henry Moutage, S. of tea from China last month were larger than in Sinhalese in a patriotic strain. He explained but the meeting was in every respect very political allianse between the two countries Moritz, Freeman Murray, E. Sandeman, Fredk.thuse for the same worth last year by 1,047,807 what a joint-stock company was, and dwelt upon orderly. A considerable sum of money was wenld be earried into their commercial relations.

E. Sassoon, Selim Salomon. E. Sternbeim lbs., although for the ten months the aggregate the dangers which often attended such under collected by way of subscriptions towards a

a (Chvers.)

T. D. C. Parker and P. H. Emanuel, late of falls short of that of last year by some 11,560,000 takings. Jabez Balfours were not wanting in fund to be used to compensate traders for

Hongkong.

Iba. Silk shipments from China were less Ceylon but the pattes of Messrs. Kotelawels losses they may sustain, and to support the

Wreaths were sent by: Mrs. Belilios, her during both periods. as were also those and Wijesingha were guarantees of integrity preachers of the cause. This is the first really

sm and daughter-in-law, the servants, Sir of hemp from this Philippine Islands. energy, and success. He traced the Listory of important demonstration on the question that

Iergel and Lady Hart, Miss Hart und Mr.

Mesure. Caldbeck MacGregor and Co, bare ons British joint-stock company, the East has been held locally. It is stated, however, The Hongkong Observatory yesterday issued Edward Hart, the Newington Primrose India Company, which had developed into an that other similar meetings will be held, and the following report -

League, and the Newington Conservative Asse- sent out a nicely framed print of The Cou- Empire. He claimed that the idea of joint will be officially tolerated so long as they are On the 15th at 12.15 p.m. The barecter ciation, Dr. and Mrs. Dutch, Dr. and Mrs. Boisseurs," and as the picture is not without stack companies nigiuated in the ancient daye orderly, and so long as no efforts are made to bas zinen over Chip particularly in the North. Cantle, Sir William Robinson, Mr. and Mrs artistic merit it is likely to be "hung" by the in Indin, and urged them to join in the present excite the coolie classes. We may state that The saticyclonio area. is apparently still Ehrmann, Mr. and Mrs. Asher Wertheimer, recipients in a position where it will please undertaking." It would seem that this is none of the large tonkeys in the town were at central over China to the North of the Mr. and Mrs. J. de Meray, M and Biise the eye and remind one of the nature of the another effort to float a concern on the security the meeting, at no Straits born Chinese Yangtzo

Craigie, Mr. and Mrs. Moritz, Mr. and Mrs. business carried en by this firm. Along with of directors, but morchants already oronpring Nearly all those who attended were Cantonese.

Chine and Robert Hurley, Miss Montague, Mrs. Henry this they are giving away the "Aquarius" the Japanese field will not, the Japan Chronicle traders of the smaller class. The trend of very strong menssen may be expected in the Wineh, Mr. Richard O. Roberts, Mr. and Mrs, pocket calendar which by a clever device can feels sure, feel much nervousness at the com- educated Chinese sentiment in the Colony is Formoss Channel, and the China Sea.

Wood, Mr. and Mrs. F. Maitland, Mr. and Mrs. be made to show the days of the week and this petition of a company with a capital of 10,000 against the boycott, because it hurts the pockets Forecast-Fresh to strong N.E. and N. Fürst, Mr. Granville Willis, Mr. Farquhar, months up to 1925, also the "Aquarius" pocket

winds; cloudy, drizzling rain.

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(1836

JUDGE OF NATAL

SUPREME COURT

Mr. Justice Finnemore Tells of Remark- able Cure of Distressing Eczema By Cuticura-Grew Worse Under Pro- fessional Treatment.

OTHER SUFFERERS

CURED BY CUTICURA

"I suffered a severe attack of eczema on the

face, scalp.

cars, and neck, and was for several months under professional treatment, but became wors. My face was dreadfully disfigured, and lost

early all my hair. My wife

prevailed me to try the Cuticura Remedies, which I did with most satisfactory re sults, the disease disappearing ani my

hair

growing thicker and glossier than before my

illaess. My wife has purchased

Cuticura for other aterers, with good results in each case.-Robert Isaac Finue... more(Judge of the Natal Supreme Court), Pietermaritzburg, Natal."

AGONIZING ECZEMA

And Itching, Burning Eruptions, with Loss of Hair, Cured by Cuticura. The Cuticura Treatment is at once agreeable, speedy, economical, and com- prehensive. Bathe the affected parts freely with hot water and Cuticure Soap, to cleanse the surface of and scales,

crusts

and soften the thickened. cuticle. Dry without hard rubbing, and apply Cuti- eura Ointment to

to allay itching, irritation, and inflammation, and

and soothe and Beal, and, lastly, take Cuticura Resolvent, or

Pills, to

to cool and cleanse the blood. This treatment affords instant relief, permits

rest and sleep in the severest forms of eczema and other itching, burning, and scaly humours, and points to a speedy, permanent, and economical cure of tor turing, disfiguring humours, eczemas, rashes, and inflammations, from infancy to age, when all other remedies and the best physicians fail.

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