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- [SE_COGRTESY OF ZER * CHUNG XOPI

WAR MINISTER'S RESIGNATION.

ENGLISH LITERATURE OF

THE 19TH CENTURY." LECTURE BY PROFESSOR WRIGHT.

Professor Wright, of the Hongkong University, delivered an interesting lea misture un " English Literature of the 18th

PRRING, December 7th. Wang Shi-chen has remgned the try of Wax, Chang Hwi-tzu or Tang Tsi-kwei will be appointed has successor

Tuo kun will lead the 3rd division to Hunan.

Teo-kun, Chang Hwai-tau, N Shi chang and Chang Ching yao have wired to the President opporing the restoration of the old Parliament.

Century, at the Helena. Any Institute, last evening, to a large and appreciative audience.

The lecturer outlined the development. of the literature of the period. There

consider-ärst, the political foroc working. were two aspects, he said they had to

on literature during the period of the French Revolution; and second, the

acting very wisely in undertaking such work. In the past-especially in the sixteenth" century--the Stato solemnly declared, and rigorously enforced, the particular type of religion which the citizen should practice but, while con- cerning itself with hir soul, it usually left his body severely alone, except when conscription in some form or other was considered necessary. The State realised many years ago the folly of attempting to make all men embrace the same faith, and is now turning its attention, in an increasing degree, to the improvement of the material conditions of the people. Many measures of social reform have been placed upon the Statute Book of Great Britain, during the past fifty years, The 11th, division arrived at Hankow Society. In Browning, Tennyson, and

and no thoughtful person doubts, that, on the whole, the results have been odn.

Yesterday the President invited more genera development, and social and than 30 merchants to consult with him political development of the 19th Century

and its influence on literature.' regarding the best plan for maintaining

The period the stability of the money market

1780-1830, was predominantly The President has wired to the Pro poctie; it was marked by the turning. vinces to ask their opinion regarding the way from actual work. The later period, question of peace or war,

1830-1875, was marked by the greater at- tention paid to the condition of man th.

Yesterday,

It is reported that fighting has again taken place at Aochow.

Wu Kwang-shin has escaped to Wan-

Kwangtung merchants at Shanghai bave wired to the Government and to Luk Wing-ting and Mo Ching-yu demanding that an end should be put to the fighting at Chao-chow.

ducive to the common weal. Credit for this is due in no small measure to CHARLES DICKENS and CHARLES READS, who were, perhaps, the greatest social reformers often and Chu Tao-kon to Ho-chún. their generation, Although it is often said, nowadays, that their graphic pie tares of life and its hardships were 1 Bottle St. Marceaux Champagne. gratly exaggerated, it cannot be denied Old Brown Sherry E.E." that they stirred the sympathies of thou

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the evils of the debtor's prison and a certain class of private schools, while CHARLES READE denounced the inhuman prison system, In these days we have the leas cust tional, but possibly more accurate, works of Mr. CHARLES BOOTH, Mr. and

THE BANQUE DE L'INDO-CHINE SPECIAL CASES PUT TO ORDER. Mrs. SYDRRY WEBB and others of the

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CENTRAL BUREAU OF LIQUIDATION OF THE DEUTSCH-ASIATISCHE BANK IN

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that

ander instructions from the Minisu, THE PUBLIC IS HEREBY NOTIFIED Finance and the Ministry of Foreign

that on sad from WEDNESDAY. December 12th, the departure of EXPRESS Affairs of the Republic of China, the business TRAINS from KOWLOON AND CANTO will in China of the DEUTSCH-AMATISCHE BANK "be as follows:-

has been placed in Liquidations

DOWN

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The Mid-Day Express Trains on Saturdays and Sundays are cancelled.

For further particulars see Time-Tables,

By Order,

By Order,

H. P. WINSLOW,

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WEE TEH CHAN

Managing Director, Chinese Section,

Canton-Kowloon Railway.

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Kowloon, 8th December, 1917,

KOWLOON CANTON BAILWAY,

(British Beetion).

T IS HEREBY NOTIFIED that NO TIFFINS will be served on the 1.28 WM. Train from Kowloon on SATURDAYS,

the 6th and 15th December.-

By Order,

-H, P. WINELOW,

Manager, Kowloon, 6th December, 1917, [1957

from

And all Parties of Chinese Allied and Neutral nationalities having Claims against the said Bank in Canton are heroby. required to notify the Canton Bureau of Liquidation of their Claime, within one

GIVEN, that all Parties indebted to the IS HEREBY FURTHER

said Bank must discharge their liabilities within one month from this date, after which period the Central Bureau of. Zaquidation will take snch action as may be necessary.

LOCAL BUREAU OF LIQUIDATION OF THE DEUTSCH-ASIATISCHE RANK, CANTON Canton, 1st December, 1971.

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CANTON, December 7th

PROTECTION FOR THE GOVERNOR,

The Governor's Yamen has been more strongly protected since the capture of Fabian School, As a result of their the man whose presumed reason for gain efforts various Government Commissioning un entrance was to murder the have been appointed. One of these Com-Governor. Everyone going in and out

now must be searched. missions, which was encharged with the

BAILWAY BOBBERY.

A. S. WATSON & task of inquiring into the housing of the industrial population of Scotland has just issued a Blue Book of 460 pages which is a mine of information. From

is the set determina tion of the Scotch people to secure, for every class of the community, wholesome conditions of living. Their watch word we are told is no longer limit- ed to a healthy mind in a healthy body '; rather, it now is a healthy family in a healthy home. That is very good watchword for the whole Empire.

WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, it we learn that

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GRIFFIN. At 23, Humphreys Buildings, Kowloon, on December 7th to Mr. and Mrs, Herbert GRIFFIN, & BONA [1383

A Chinese girl, aged 14, has been sent

DEATHS. Brown-At the Victoria Nursing Home, Shangha on December 1st, GESTEUDE Loviss (Gertie), youngest daughter of the late Capt. and Mrs. A. V. to the Government Civil Hospital with Brown, aged 18 years. KEZIZ At the Victoria Nursing Home,& Iracture of the skull sustained through Shanghai on December 2nd, EUGENE falling out of a window on the first floor

KELLER, aged Moon Victor Nursing Home, in No. 4. Ws On Lane

Shanghai, on December 2nd, WILLIAM Moors, aged 67 year

HONGKONG OFFICE 104, De Vaux Bow Losman, Unrica; 181, Finan Brains, £.0.

The Daily Press.

Howdicono, BTH Dec, 1917.

A train of the Foet-Bon Railway Co. was attacked by a gang of robbers in the xing Tak district on the 4th inst. It reported that the robbers got away with more than $20,000, TUCKEN'S VISITORS

Two representatives were sout by General Lung Chai-kwing to visit the Tuchun yesterday. They were heartily welcomed.

@WATOW: AFFAIRS.

Most of the gentry and military leaders in Swatow have urged Dr. Wu Ting-fang to request the Canton Authorities to cop sent to peace negotiations. It is stated that the Swatow leaders have agreed to surrender to the Canton leaders if they are granted two months' pay, are not dis banded and are treated as ordinary

Mr. W. H. Stapleton, son of Mr. Foldiers after they have surrendered. A Stapleton, who joined the Artists'

A telegram has been received in Canton Rifles, has now been transformed to the stating that the Canton leaders captured Cadet Battalion, and is at present in

Chui-Yang on the 4th. It is expected that an entrance into Swatow will be made training at Gailes Camp, Ayrshire.

very soon

novelists of the Victorian Era ote found.

attention paid to the study of man and. his social relations. Professor Wright referred to the work of Jane Austen, whose position, he said, me a great novel- ist was now recognised. It had been.. said that the world would have another Shakespeare before it had another Jane Auster. That gave an idea of her unique position. It did not imply that Jane Austen was greater than Shakespeare. It implied that she passessed qualities hard- ly ever found in other writers. The bulk. of her work was rather small; she bad. left only six complete novels; her letters, some short stories, and an incomplete: story. One of her most enthusiastic ad- Jane mirers was Sir Walter Scott. Austen did not portray her own personali ty, and thereby differed from another great novelist, Thackeray, who always introduced himself into his plots. Her

two groups novels were written in three bearing on the earlier period, 1796-05, Then for ten years she wrota nothing. In 1809 a further group of novels was written.

Professor Wright: Interspersed his lecture with the reading of several extracts from the six books which Jane Austen had writteni

THE UNIVERSHY BAZAAR.

The Bazaar organised by the students at Hongkong University in aid of the sufferera by the recent floods in Chili remained open yesterday and will be con tinued to-day. The attendance of visitors was rather meagre early in the afternoon, but later on it improved considerably and the various stalls and side-shows were well patronised The Bu Yu-tin School Chinose band was in attendance. At the

concert in the larger hall an in- teresting programme was submitted, In the evening the Chinese students gate

rendering of The Merchant of.. Venice in Chines

As a considerable number of useful The Bishop of Victoria will be the

articles, toys, uwvoets, etc., have not yet preacher at St. John's Cathedral to-mor- HUFER DECLAKES INDEPENDENCE,

been disposed of, it has been decided to Tow morning, and the Rev. N. Pope The Intelligence Berean of Canton Continue the Bazaar, exhibitions, etc., sla 3n the evening. The annual collection states:

Commander Li Tien Tea of the University to-day from 2-30 p.m. to-- will be made for the British and Foreign the Third Division of the Hupeh Army 10 p.m. Adinission will be free, and there Bible Society

stationed at Bhang yang, has declared will be no charge for posing the various independence in order to support the Laboratories, etc.

cause of the South-West. Commander

A fire broke out at midnight on Thursday on the ground floor of No. 35a, Wellington Street, used as an eating house. The fire was confined to the cook house. The Fire Brigade attended and got the fire under control within a few minutes The damage is estimated Chuan yuan, to take cover at Fong in the numbers expected. The appeal is at $100,

Lj has been joined by General Shin Sing Cniversity students and their friends A great effort has been made by the Chuan at Wnchang, where he attacked on behalf of the Tientsin Flood Relief the headquarters of the Military Gover- nor with more than a thousand that the general, public have not strived compelling the Military Governor, Wang

Huang-shan. The cause for the declaras

NATIONALISATION OF THE MEDICAL PROFESSION

EFFORTS are being made to establish a Health Ministry an Great Britain, and, according to the latest cablez, it is hoped to pass the Bill through Parliament be fore Christmas. It is natural sequel to the National Insurance scheme In the days of peace it would have led to very

On and from Wednesday, December tion of independency in that the Peking reat controversy, but now it will prob last three years we have grown so gecue from Kowloon and Canton will be as ably be accepted as inevitable, for in the

12th, the departure of express trains Government has failed to reinstate the

tomed to State direction that we accept follows:-Down train from Canton will it to-day as a matter of course. » It seeme leave at 7.25 a.m. and arrive in Kowloon that the chief sponsor of this new meat 3.90 pm, the up train will leave Kow- sure is the Minister for Reconstruction, loon at 805 am, and reach Canton at £50 himself a medical man, who, in the days

om. The mid-day express trains on when he practised in a poor part of Saturdays and Sundays will be cancelled. London, held view, which were regarded na Socialistic. - 3o far ss can be gathered from the meagre facta available, the Bill aims at the nationalisation of the

NOTICE NYUMA Colony Chom medical profession There is to be free

desiring to inavo the should Apply in person as the Car Potica medical attendance for all without the bzirom bezween the hours of A, to 1 7 recipients of this great won being open and $7.1, 60% P. Cel

carried into practice the Me this idea is c All persons with certain except ose bo remain in the Celty for photo than 7 days public will be able to avail are required to Redeter themself ander the services of the 454 REGISTRATION or PERBONS

Tresident and reconvene the National

Assembly. The independent generals have. naked the Southern forces to march on Yowchow, Hunan

WATER RETURN.

Fands, but there is some diappointment

made for a good cause and the valuá

received for cash or chits is declared to

be equal to that in any of the local stores.

· It is especially desired to emphasiso the fact that anyone who attends ca Saturday may buy their Christmas gifts in a cheap market. The stallholders will not price their gooths at fancy figures, * and, as they wish to sell out everything for the benefit of the Hood Funds, there The Water Return shows that the water will be some

Pennine bargains. At 10. The Hon Treasurer of the Alice in storage on December 1st was 1,335,59 p.m. there will be an anction, at which all

tillons of gallons as compared with Memorial and Affiliated Hospitals 623.00 millions of gallons at the same the goods not sold on the stalls will be Acknowledges with thank the following date last year. The consumption during realised. donations to the funds of the hospitals November was 173.18 millions of gallons By far the beat value in the wide-shown. Druggists' Guild, $100; Mr. Kuan Yuk being 21:4 gallons per head per day in the cinema, for which the change

by sn

estimated population of $70,018, No. 880; Mr. Chang Kit Shi, Mr November, 1016 the Chan Lok Chuen, io Mrs Yang Chan

millions of gallons by an estimated only 20 cents. This splendid

o dar. The storage of water Phono Chi a Chine whỏ have

WEB

Shi 810 Mo Ming Shi, 70 Mrs. Tungation of 286,419 being 17.8 allons has been very kindly lent by the Pathe

1st was 307.30

Nyawalbe pagaland 75 praca to the reproach of repting charity, Long Shi 25: und Mits

Yung

Lai Ching

at Kowlock on

the be on exhibition in the afternoon Sha

cridentääostion papers

$5

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of the fo

the th with no more diffidé

Forte of Reneration riving this part they now acce Hculate resumed may be obtained at the G.P.O. all Police Stations

The Penalty for non cxaplisce le a kino

any other

poor will be“

millions of B

compared with supplied some very fine films, which will

on during The samp

evening.

November was 41.00 million daje last year

estimated population of 100,850, being

The master of a lighter reports that 312.10 millions six men, with their faces painted white, entared his boat while it was lying at anchor at Fix Tin whart, in the Chinese, Territory, and stole $35 in money and

November 1918,

Some generons donors buve assistert the head por students by sending subscriptions to there corum fand. In addition to these already g of the man carried knives, while

donors of sums exceeding fifty being the rest were armed with sticks. They the rate of lil's gallons per hoag per day

are Mr. Cheung Patase, and the anasulted aus of the crew. who received a The Government Anthyst' stab wound on the left shoulder. -ur

*Vice Chancellor of the Universte

seven baskets of fish valued at $111,6 rate of 13.0 gallons

was 58.99 million eatinated population of

that the water