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TMMEDIATE entry, Four very desirable SHOPS, sitated in Ice House Street, opposite the Grand Hotel, resently recon
rusted,
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THE MANAGER,.. HONGKONG IOs Co., Ltd., 48, Connaught Road Central.
TO LET.
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A FLAT in Nathan Road, Kowlone,
FOUR BOOMED HOUSES ■ Kowloon,
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HUMPHREYS ESTATE & FINANCE
Alexandra Buildings
TO LET.
No. 28, BELILIOS TERRAOR.
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Fo. 12, BEACONSFIELD ARCADE, SHOP.
GODOWN D, 8, Duddall Street.
No. 57. WHITFIELD HOUSE and GODOWN, Shankiwan Road.
From 1st November, 1917, TOP FLOOR
of 7, Duddill Street, now used sa Messrs. Kelly
& Walsh's Printing Oflce.
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LINSTEAD & DAVIE,
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NOTICE
R
NY EUROPEAN, Non-Asiatic or Indian Aye desiring to leave the Colony should apply in person at the CaNTRAL POLICH STATION between the hours of 8 AM to 12.M mod 2 P.M. 60 4 P.M. daily.
Applicants will be required to produos
рарега. Passports or identification
All persons with certain exceptions who remain la the Colony for more than 7 days are required to Begister themselves under
REGISTRATION or
ORDINANCE 1916.
Forms of Registration
PRRSONS
Moulare required may be obtained at the G.RO. and atall Police Stations.
The Penalty for non compliance Is a fine Bob exceeding $50
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VEGETABLE AND FLOWER SEEDS.
FRESH CROP of 1917 having been just collected orders solicited for Autumn Spring sowing.
or early
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS FRIDAY, DECEMBER YSTH, 1917.
ISER PALMER & CON SANITARY BOARD MEETING
JOHNSTONES
NAPIER
SQUARE BOTTLE WHISKY.
NAPIER JOHNSTONES
SQUARE BOTTLE WHISKY
$30 per case. HOLE AGENTS IN HONGKONG MAND SOUTH CHINA.
LANE, CRAWFORD & CO.,
sed from ALL WINE MERCHANTH.
COULD NOT SLEEP
FOR EIGHT MONTHS
With itching Burning Pain of Arm and Limb. Cuticura Soap and Ointment Completely Healed pe
"I scalded my arm and limb and it became very painful. I could not sleep.
for eight months with the Itching buming pains, and when I scratched, the places became very wet.
Ointment and was treated but without success, Then I tried Cuticura Soap and Ointment and they gave me relief at once, and I could sleep. Now I am completely healed." (Signed) Mrs. Edward Tyler, 21, Nack lin St.. Holbom, London, W. C., Engi August 11, 1916.
Cuticura Soap daily for the toilet and Cuticura Ointment as needed prevent pimples, blackheads or other eruptions.
Samples Free by Post. (Soap to cleanse, Ointment to heal.) Address F.Newbery & Sons, 27, Charterhouse Sg London. Sold everywhere.
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THE MIRROR SHOWS PLAINED THAN WORDS WHAT A WONDER- FUL IMPROVEMENT MAY BE REALISED BY A GAIN OF
EVEN 10 OR 12 POUNDS, We strongly recommend every man and womna reader of this paper, who in this
KO SHING STREET NUISANCE.
CANTON NEWS.
[SY COURTESY OF TER “, CHUNG KÖỐI
BAM PO.
CATOR, December 27th.
COMMANDER. The Tuchun, Chan Ping-kwan, has been appointed Chief Commander to attack Guneral Lung Chai kwong. Wo are informed that various leaders who had returned to Kwangii have now been recalled to Canton.
A meeting of the Sanitary Board was held yesterday. There were present Mr. EV Carporel (President), Mr F. BE L Bowley, Mr. C. G. Alabaster, Dr Ozorio, Mr. Chan Kai Ming, the Medical Officer of Health (Mrs Galo), and the Secretary (Mr. C. M. W. Reynolds)
With regard to the correspondence rela, tive to a complaint re Ko Shing Street,
Mr. F. B. L. BOWLEY remarked that the matter had been before the Board on. many occasions since June, 1913. Many complaints had been made from time to time of the nuisance created by the pout.
try dealers, who use the streets for carry ing on their trade in defiance of the law and their neighbours' wishes No effeen tive action was taken by the Department or the Board until November, 1916, when a Committee was appointed consisting of the two Chinese members, himself and the Vice-President The Committee re ported that the entire business of sorting the poultry was conducted actually in the street, the empty crates being also stored in the street, and they recommend- ed the Government to convert a lot of Crown land near the Sailors Home into a depot for that business. The report was adopted by, the Board, who recom mended the Government to lay out the land referred to at the earliest possible date Mr Bowaly, omplained that no reply to this recommendation had been received, and that are item relating to it had been inserted in the estimates for 1917 and 1918. He recalled that on October 30th, 1917, he asked why a rote for the proposed depot was not included in the estimates for 1918, and the reply given was that it was omitted on the ground of economy. In the meantime he noticed that the Government had re-let the space opposite the Central Market for ona year. A portion of that site, he remarked, might have been used for the
used fos poultry depot. D
ALT POLICE DISARMED.
Admiral Ching Pik-kwong, having received reports that several hundreds of the Salt police in Shum-Chan, (off the New Territory) were approaching the ordered the gunboat inlands, at once Hoi and some torpedo-boats to go to the spot. Fighting began when the gun- boat arrived The police were defcated and disarmed. A number of junks and a large quantity of arms were seized, and the police are now interned, DECLARATIONS OF INDEPENDENCE.
A message from Shanghai states that Li Shan, Tuchun of Kiangsu, and Chan Kwongyuen, Tuchun of Kiangsi, who in vain endeavoured to mediate between the North and South, have jointly declared their independence from the Peking Government
GENERAL HOK INTERNED.
General Mok King-yu, who fled to Fukien after defeat by the Canton troops, has been interned by the Tuchun of Fukien.
LUNG'S TROOPS AND THE CANTON WARSHIPS.
The Intelligence Bureau, of Canton, reports As announced the other day, the Chinese Navy from Canton has inter- the former Kwengtung military governor, capted the movement of Lung Chi-kwong, who is assisting Peking to create dis orders in Kwangtung and Kwangsi. A portion of the Chinese Navy has succeed- ed in capturing nine vessels, including gunboats and transports, from Lung Chi kwong. The Navy is now operating to attack Lung's base at Kingehow, Lung's force, which landed at Yeungkong last week, has been cut off from its base of supplies.
DR. WU CHOSEN AS FOREIGN MINISTER Dr, Wu. Ting-fang has been. animously chosen by the heads of the independent provinces to be the chief representative in charge of Foreign Affairs.
- HONGKONG MAGISTRACY.
INSUFFICIENT EVIDENCE.
The PRESIDENT said the matter was an old one and had long been befor the Board. It was aggravated at present by the fact that the street was not level, rendering scavenging difficult. He saw Mr. Perkins about it and he expected that in three months the road level would be raised. As regards the poultry market, it was decided by the Government that the matter should be held over owing to the fact that it was not urgent, De Wet Mr. Bowley remarked that he was glad to hear that there was some prospect of the improvement of that street. The matter on the agenda was brought up by the complaint of the Hongkong Electric Company, who had thres depots in that On the ground that there was not suff- Mr. Bowley moved that the coa evidence to warrant a conviction, "Government he urged to deal with the Mr. J. B. Wood discharged the defen- matter in view of the public inconveni- dant. suce caused by the conduct of the trade. Mr. ALABASTER seconded this, and it was carried unanimously.
street.
FAR EASTERN MEN AND THE WAR.
Liedt Nunn, R.FC, formerly of Messrs. Hirsbrunner & Co., Tientsin, who went home some time ago to volunteer for
energy, Dartford, during week of Octo her, through his machine nose-diving to the ground. The observer who was with him jumped from the machine, and was Boriously injured-X. Daily Now!
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The trouble with must people who appear like a bag of bones is not that they don't get enough to eat, but that they do not assimilate what they do eat. They through the natural motions at
oating,
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HONGKUNG FOLICE RESERVE
ORDERS ISSUED BY MI. P. GJENKIN, D.S.P (BEBERTE)
FAIR ON KOWLOON CRICKET GROUND ON BES, NEW YEAR'S DAY. ANTENAGA The Orders for Patrols to be furnished
by No 2 Company on New Year's Day are hereby cancelled, in place of which Patrols will be furnished by No. 2 Platoon as detailed below 1st Shift-2.45 to 8 p.m.
Inspector or 1 Bergeant 7 mens 2nd Shift- 5.45 to vp.m
1 Inspector or 1 Sergeant 7 mien. 3rd Shift 45 to 19 midnight,
1 Inspector or 1 Sergeant 7 men.
By Order
G
T. F. Hovan, ASP. (B) and Adjutant. Hongkong, 7th December, 1817.
HONGKONG TRAMWAY 00, LTD..
The approximate statement of traffe receipts for the week ending 22nd December
as follows:-**
Receipt Aggregate
for
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This Year Tass Year Lucrease Decrease
728,318
741
FANTASTIC STARS
A Chinese was charged with being in quantity of unlawful possession of any opium
AN OLD OFFENDER
A Chinese was charged with trespons- ing at Holt's godowns on Christmas Day. Inspector Gordon said defendant was an old offender, who had been sent to
similar
offence a short time prison for a
Br. J. R. Wood sentenced defendant to three months' hard labour.
EXPENSIVE CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS.
A Chinese pleaded guilty to the unlaw ful possession of three gallons of samsku, on which duty had not been paid.
Defendant said he brought the liquor and a quantity of roast pork from Kong- moos as a Christmas present to a frie in Hongkong.
Mr. Dyer Ball fired defendant $26. ALLEGED FALSE PRETENCES. Two Chinese, & man and a woman, ware charged with attempting to obtain 26.60 by false pretences:
defen. Mr. Shenton dante
wonton appeared for the defen Inspector Kent said that the man went into a pawnbroker's shop, and attempt ed to pawn a brass ring, which he repre Bented to be gold.
Mr. Dyer Bail remanded the case till xing Wednesday,
bail at $100 each. OF ZINC PLATES. THEFT OF.
next
A Chinese was charged with stealing four zinc plates from the str. Laktang as she lay alongside Kowloon Docks.pk
A Chinese fireman of the vessel mid that defendant and another man were seen removing the plates from the steam- and defendant was given, au er. An alarm w
was arrested he went on board mere
Defendant ly to see s
friend
Mr. Dyer Ball sentenced defendant to six weeks hard labour and four hours stockare
ALLEGED THEFT OF GOLD RINGS.
A Chinese was charged with stealing two gold rings from another ChiscSOV
Complainant stated that the
and himself had been living together for over two years. Yesterday, when open
take out his box to
& Buit of clothe witness discovered that some one had been and, on search He had defendant arrested and
found con in the lining 0.
tampering with the lack two gold ringa ing the box
Theatre has engaged the Fantastic Stars
The management of the Victoria and the rings were o
for Sunday night, and these artists will Defendant dented stealing the rings, appear, in conjunction with Bell's Vau and alleged that complaitaat concealed deville Company. This amalgamation the rings in the lining of defendant's should be a particularly strong one.roat for the purpose of charging him The Fantastic Stars will conclude their with robbery three nights essen at the Biju Theatre Mr. 1. R. Wol remanded the case till
to day
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