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Deplorable Facts.

It is simply incredible that there Should still exist many educated people who cannot or will not realise that it is na absolute necessity, not only for the preservation of the teeth, but also for the general health, to take regular care of the mouth and teeth.

Just think of the fact that not millions, but milliarde cf microbes and bacteria are living in a mouth which has riot been rinsed with an antiseptic mouth- wash (Odol) Yet most people seem not to know that the destruction of the teeth is principally dne to the action of these bacteria. It is much to be regretted that this

should be so, and that a matter so vitally Important to health should not be more The family recognised. generally doctor should explain to his patients, the teacher to his pupils, and the parents to their children that it is only by the use of a liquid antiseptic (Odol) that the mouth can be kept absolutely free from bacteria. It should also be emphasised that the use of antiquated tooth-pastos and tooth-powders is ineffective and useless from a preventive point of view.

Odol most thoroughly and effectively arrests all fermentation and decompo- sition in the mouth, and produces at the same time an indescribably delightful sensation. Everyone who daily uses Odol insures the greatest protection for the teeth and mouth that science has hitherto discovered.

WEATHER REPORT.

1399.4

CHINESE GARDENER IN AUSTRALIA.

NOT A PROHIBITED IMMIGRANT,

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, DECEMBEE 17TH, 1912.

The Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Marray, and Mr. Acting Justice Buchanan, sitting- as the Full Court, disposed of a special case regarding un alleged prohibited immigrant who was convicted at the Port Adelaide Police Court in July last, but whose case was referred for consideration by the Supreme Judiciary. The defen- dant was Wong How, employed as a gardener, at Findon, who was arrested by Immigration Detective McSweeney, upon his failure to write down 50 words a Chinese dietated by that officer in vegetable garden.

Mr. Justice Murray; in submitting the judgment of the Court, remarked that the information had been laid under section 7 of the Federal Immigration Act, 1901, and it had been alleged that Wong How had entered the Commonwealth within two-years before his failure to pass the dictation test. It had been proved that he had been in Sydney during the years 1993 to 1900, desing odd jobs for a fellow countryman, and working as a provision He had first. been known in dealer. South Australia last January, and had sinée been at a Chinese garden at Findon, where, upon failing to pass the test, he was arrested by Detective MeSweeney, of the Customs. The immigration of certain classes of persons described as "prohibited immigrants was forbidden by section & of the Immigration Act. Among others was mentioned, any person who fails to pass the dictation test; that is to say, who, when an officer dictates to him not less than 50 words in any prescribed language, fails to write them out in that language in the presence of the officer.".

that any It was further provided immigrant might, at any time within two years after he had entered the Com- monwealth, he required to pass the test, and should, if he failed to do so, be a prohibited immigrant. The conviction of Wong How had hoe attacked on the grounds that he had not heen proved to be a prohibited immigrant, and that if he were an immigrant within the meaning of the Constitution Act, he had satisfied the onus cast upon him by the Immigra

On the 16th at 12.00 noon.-Pressure has inerea ed lightly in the neighbourhood often Restriction Act of proving that he Weihaiwo, and deorensed moderately over S.W. Chius. It is nearly stationary over B.E. China and the Philippines.

The auti-cyclone indicated yesterday has not further develope, though pressure is at highest over the Yangtze Valley.

The depression to the S. of Japas bas despened aad passed into the Pacific,

Moderate mosscon is indicateh along the E. Doast of Chine, and over the N. Chias Bea.

Hongkong rainfall for 24 hours ending at 10 .. to-day, 0.0) inobes,

The forecast for the 24 hours ending at noor today is as follows:

DISTRICT

Hongkong & Neighbourhood Fornos Channel

'FORECAST.

Northerty gate..

Bouth coast of China between; The same as

No. 1. Hongkong and Lamooks. Bonth coast of China between j East winds;

Hongkong and Hainan. 1 moderate. NE. winds, moderate; fair.

PASSENGERS. ARRIVED.

Per Chink, from Shanghai, Mr. Knight.

had not entered the Commonwealth within two years before failing to pass the test. The Court considered that mere entry into the Commonwealth was not of itself sufficient to constitute a person an immigrant, but there inust also be the intention to Beltin, or stay permanently, or for an indefinite or considerable period of time. In the present ease it was clear that Wong How must have entered the Commonwealth in or before 1903, and was not only prima facie an "immigrant at that time, but had continued in fact to be one for at least three years. If the dictation test had been put to him then or for a given period thereafter, he would thave been liable to imprisonment end deportation; but he had escaped from that liability. If, then, he had been an "immigrant" in 1903, he was not liable to be put to the dictation test in 1912, unless he had abandoned his intention of remaining in Australia, departed from the country, and returned again. It had been argued that nothing could throw upon the prosecution the onus of showing that Wong How had not entered the Commonwealth within two years before failing to as the test, except direct evidence that he had not arrived-within- That proposition clearly two years. could not be supported. The Statute did not alter the modes of proof that were open to him by the common law, but cast upon him only the burden of proof in the first instance. In the circumstances of the case the Court was of opinion that the question submitted by the Port Adelaide Magistrate-whether the evidence showed any contravention of the Immigration Restriction Act should be answered in

Per Chiye Maru, for Hongkong, from San Francisco, Mr. W. 8. Brooks Dr. and Mrs. D. H. Davison, Mrs. J. W. Hayward, Miss Elizabeth Hayward, Mr. E. 1. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Murray and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Ross, Mr. C. F. Ryder, Mr. I I. Thomas; from Honolulu, Mr. V. L. Flaherty: from the negative. Yokohama, Mr. B. Chylnorsky from The information in the Court below was Kobe, Miss R. Atkins, Mr. E. . Beale, accordingly dismissed, and the conviction Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Carlisle Miss M. H. Carlisle, Miss Daisy Carlisle, Mr. Jquashed; costs in the two Courts to be

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LATEST STEAMER MOVEMENTS.

The str. Dilwara, from Calcutta, left Singapore on the 15th December, and may be expected here on or about the 20th December, p.m.

TANJONG PAGAR LITIGATION.

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REWARDS FOR ADMIRAL SAH. Admiral Sah Chen-ping has been re- commended by General Li Yuan-hung to The O.S.K. sir. Tacoma Maru from the President for the bestowal of some exemplary reward in recognition of his Taroma arrived at Manila on the 15th-distinguished service during the Revolu December, and will leave again for this tion. General Li says that Admiral Sab port on the 18th December, and is due was the first to turn a patriot to the here on the 21th Decomber, a.m.

Republic, and that it was due to his veiled assistance that all the squadrons of the Navy surrenderod. Accordingly, the Cabinet decided to bestow upon him the rank of an Admiral.

The I.G.M. str. Prinzess Alice which left here on Wednesday, the 11th Decen- ber at 10 a.m., arrived at Singapore on Sunday, the 15th December at noon.

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The British str. Chinhua reports: N.E. wind, moderate sea and ine weather 9. Oseen's Road, throughout.

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British str., 1,700, H. S Malkins, 7th December-Java 28th November, Sugar.-Jardine, Mathe- son & Co. FRITIJOF, Norwegian str, 891, O. Ander- son, 8th December--Tsingtau 1st December, Coal.-Angaard, Thoresen & Co.

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HALDIS, Norwegian str., 1,065, J. Jorgen- sen, 10th December-Sourabaya 29th November, Sugar-Order. HEIYDAL, Norwegian str., 979, J. A. John- son, 14th December-Haiphong 12th December, Stone. Shewah.. Tomes & Co.

HONGKONG, French str., 739, A. Cornelin

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Decemberdaya 3rd December, Sugar-... Jardino. Matheson & Co.

KALJI MARU, Japanese str., 1,293, Y. Ya- mamoto, 14th December-Swatow 13th December, General.Osaka Shosen Kaisha.

KANOKOW, British str., 1,217, Monkman,

12th December-Swatow 12th Dece ber, General. Butterfield & 8wire. KUEICHOW, British str., 1,205, Cole, 12th December, December-Tientsin 5th General.--Butterfield & Swire.

KUROST, Russian str., 2,000, Padalke, 11th DecemberVladivostock 20d December, General-Russian Volun- teer Fleet,

KSANG, British str., 3,109, B, O. D. Bradley, 10th December-Singapore 4th

General-Jazdine, December,

Matheson & Co.

KWONGSANG, British str., 1,428, W. F. Bichard, 13th December-8watow 12th December, General.-Jardine, Mathe- Bon & Co.

LANDRAT SCHIEF, German str., 1,062, Brugor, 15th December-Bangkok 4th December, Rice.-Chinese. Lovar, British str., 3,900, R. Blogg, 14th December-Singapore 7th December, 7th December, General.-Dodwell & Co. LIENEHING, British str., 1,049, W. Mesney, 11th December-Chefoo 6th December, General-Jardine, Matheson & Co. MANCHURIA, American str., 6,750. A. Dixon,

7th December-Sau Francisco 9th Novem ber, General-Pacific Mail 8.8. Co. NAMSANO, British str. 4,035, H. E. Gilroy, 14th December-Japan 9th December. Coad and General-Jardine, Matheson & Co. NISSIM MARU, Japanese str., 2,881, B..

Minagama, eth

December-Waka- mateu 3rd December, Coal-Order, RUDI, American str., 1,403, James Miller, 14th December Manis 11th Dec, General -Shawon, Co

SABINE RICKMERS, Dutch str., 573, Vries, 14th December-Amoy 12th December, Ballast Asiatic Petroleum Co. SIAM,

British str., 992, Pryn, 14th December Port Courbet 12th Decem- ber, Coal.-Order.

TAMINO, British str., 1,532, Mills, 13th December-Manila 11th December, General Butterfield & Swire. TIENTSIN, British str., 1,128, Robertson, --14th December-Swatow 13th Decem-

ber, Ballast.--Butterfeld & Swire, TSUGARU, Japanese str., 7,673, Yoshijima, 8th December-Makong 14th Novem- ber, Nil-Order.

VARG, Norwegian str., 874, P. Armussen, 14th December-Swatow 12th Decem- ber, Bellast-Order.

WAISHING, British str., 1,170, G. 8. Holm- wood, 15th Decemberhinwantio 9th December, Coal-Jardine, Mathe son & Co. YASHING, British str., 1,424, R. Y. Anderson, 10th December-Moji 5th December, Coal.-Jardine, Matheson & Co.

YUSHUN, Chinese str., 1,075, E R. Prats, 13th December-Shanghai 10th Dec., General.-C. M. 8. N. Do..