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AGENTS IN HONGKONG AND SOUTH CHINA.

ANNOUNCEMENT

of

TACK LOONG

the Oldest and Largest Chinaware Concern

in Canton.

Our patrons are desired to note that Mr. Li HON CHY, also known as NG SHeung, who has heretofore represented this house for the Foreign Department, is no longer in our employ and has no authority to act on our behalf in any capacity whatsoever. Our new partner, Mr. FUNG YIU HING, also known as Po HING, will represent this house hereafter.

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By February 7th. PERING BRITISH CHARCA CE COMMERCE

INNEE

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20TH 1918.

HONGKONG

MAGISTRACY.

A YOUNG WOMAN CHARGED..

A young married Chinese woman war charged with being in unlawful poss

SPORT

YACHTING

ROYAL HONGKONG YACHT OLUB.

Official times and positions of yachts

QUEEN MARY'S NEEDLEWORK GUILD.

REPORT FOR JANUARY

CITY HALL. WORK PARTY (Under Mrs.

sion of a deposit receipt for 3500 at the coming at the Victoria Regatta last Stabb).

fully stolen outside the Colony.

ANDICAP CLASS.

Uno case was sent to the 18th Hospital Alexandria, containing:-10 mufflera, Course: -Norta Fairway Buoy (8), 1 pair of sucka, 22 pillows, 25 vesty, 49 ¡Trocas Rock (6), Start and Finish, bedjackets, 24 gye bandages, 2 mosquito

Outer and Inner Naval Buoy, V.R.C. nets, 27 abdominal belts, 4 caps, 7 doz Distance Miles

The Peking British Chamber of Comternational Banking Corporation.Saturday meren held a most successful dinner on knowing the same to have been unlaw Tuesday night in the Hutel do Pekin: Mr. EC G Hillier, C.M.G., presided over M1 H. Gardiner prosecuted.

company of about twenty After Defendant said she received the deposit dinner the annual business meeting was ript from her husband, and was not held, when the following committee was aware that it had been stolen elected :--Messrs____ B. G. Hillier, S. Dyer Ball remanded defondant

till next. Saturday, bail being fixed at Dione Mayers, AH. Ferguson, A. Ramy 82,500. and R. D. Mackenzie. It is worthy of he note that the last three gentlemen on the list are former residents of the Colony Eight dog owners were summoned be Aileen Mr A. Rose, British Commercial fore Mr. JR Wood for failing to Position Attache, then addressed the gathering repow the licences for their dogs, and

UNLICENSED DOGS

Yacht Handicap Finishing Corrected

OD COURO time time.

MS. HM.S. HMS.

2.16.00 4.18.00 4.10.30

Jessica Dians Colleen.....

411.02

1.05

D.N.S.

4,59

4:40.51

4520D.N.S.

0.30. D.N.F

(1) Botla, (2) Dione.

ONE DESIGN CLASH,

4.36.69

North Fairway Buoy

handkerchiefs, 27 pairs of pyjaman, 11 shrouds, 4 reversible bodjackets, 2 sur- gical suits 6 gauze veils, 17 pairs of slippers, 12 tray covers, 34 milk covers, 18 head bandages, 24 scrubbers, 2 paira of bedboots and 1 bérique,

Three cases were sent to Bombay for Mesopotamia containing pillows, 109 vesta 78 bedjackets, 24 eye-bandages 40 mosquito nets, 413 dos bandkerchiefs. 68 pairs of pyjamas, 15 shrouds, 6 rever (8),sible bedjackets, 5 surgical suits, 13 pairg head bandages, 20 scrubbers, 2 pairs of bodboots, 70 pairs of bedboots. 76

His impressions of commercial bone were each fined she be Trocas Rock (5). Start and Finish of slippers, 35 tray covers 12 milk covers

Course Outer and Inner Naval Buoy, V.R.C.

Yacht H'cap, on

The Sergeant has charged Distance: 6 Milesing Corrected shirts, old linen and playing cards,

affairs received during his recent visit In one case a defondant carried in home were very interesting. What sur armis à pup less than a month old and

declared prised him most was the intelligent

Lading out a licence for interest displayed by manufacturers and me with producers and also by oporatives, Dir. Wood remarked that no fine would

this too Ching and Chinese affairs. These people inflicted, but advised the defendant Aulsa at home realise the potentialities of

China as a future market At the close to take out a licence when thủ pup, be of the address Mr Boss was heartily me three months old, thanked by the meeting,

- UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF

PARDONED OFFICIAIS.

OPIUM

A Chinese was charged with being in unlawful possession of 35) tael of pre- pared opism.

Bonita Daphine Halcyon

18 Scratch

Time

HM8 HM.S.

4.53.15 0.0135

Position(1) Ail407.00 VAY

HEYWARD HAYS AND GABE OLABS.

Course North Fairway Buoy (5), Trocas Rock (8). Start and Finish, V.R.O Outer and Inner Naval Buoy, Distance;

6 Miles. Finishing Yacht Handicap

Corrected on course time time

MS HMS. HMS.

4.03.30 - 0.05,30 3.05.40 --- 5.03.40 Time not saved 5.03.49 5.05.10 Slot saved Time

It was stated that at 2.10 p.m on Monday a Chinese Revenus Officer noticed defendant going towards the Kowloon Station with the intention of taking DawnScratch train for Shek Lung. He was carrying Lady Ursula

with clothes Witness Lysbeth ht and found the opium at the Toionetto...... 38 of the basket

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and some of the ex-Chinese officials who Everything comes to him who waits". have been in exile are new being restored to citizenship. On Monday night a mandate was issued pardoning Liang Shih-vi Chow Tze Chi and Chu Chi shion, for their monarchical activities before the death of Yuan Shih-koi This would probably have been taken earlier hud it not been for a tender Tegard for southern prejudices. But better late then never." On Tuesday another man Defendant said the opium did not being date appeared granting mardon to Dr. long to him. He carried it to oblige a Astro(1) Toinnette, (2) Dhwn. Chen Chin-tax-Minister of Finance, friend, who had asked him to take the whose conviction last year on charges of stuff to his mother. bribery was so much disputed. The Mr. J. Wood sentenced defendant Minister for Justice admits that the case to six months hard labour and ordered

opiam to be confiscated. Was Tot proven Tardy justice indeed 1 The three Yuan Shifi-kai champions may be persuaded to come to Peking to help! the government out of its difficulties now that there is no need to guard against wounding the susceptibilities of the irreconcilable

and artistic, the sports were well con- tested, and the music supplied war longing indeed. About 8100 will he handed over to the relief of flood victims.

Position:

Time not, saved

The third of the series of Cruiser Club Championship Races was sailed off on Sunday last, and resulted as under CHINESE PAWNING A FRIEND'S JEWEL tance 241 Miles Start and Finish,

Course La Course:-Lamuna·Island (8); Dis

Pier

er and Outer Naval Buoy. A Chinese youth was charged with

Handicap Finishing of possession a quan-

course, time: Lity of gold jewellery, valued at 325S H. MS. being in unlawful:

Inspector Browne said the real value Lady Jean...Scratch 6.00.52 of the articles was less than $25, as they Denone 3.10

at

Murray Yacht

18:40:52

4.53.32

Cerrected

time H. M. S.

5.00.02

4.32.12

4.37.12 4.38.49 1.22.29

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OUR LITTIA BIT SOCIETY (Under

Mr. Groon)

To Hon, Bup Red Cross Depot, No.

Shed, Alexandra Dock, Bombay -

Case No. 11-805, roller bandages, 00 Hannel vests, 13 whiter woollen belts, 91 white woollen caps, 30 pairs white woollen bed socks 7 floor cloths, and 1 lot slippers, foor and lot magasfour cloths, and

Case No. 12-171 roller bandages 150 suits pyjamas, and Go dannel vests.

Case No. 13-790 roller bandages, 99 flannel vests, $2 suits flannel pyjamas,-

Case No. 1410 pairs stretcher boots, 40 suits pyjamas, 30 sleeveless swenters, 50 paira socks 32 paira mittens, 30 milk covers, 38 woollen mufflers, 64 woollen caps, 2 quilts, 2 pillows, and 1 lot magazines

For distribution to local Troops-120. khaki handkerchiefs and 200 woollen muffers.

UNION CHURCH WORK PARTY (Under Mrs. Maronachie);

Amara,. To Sen. Medical Officer, 35 suite pyjamas, 101 shirts, 14 vests, Mesopotamia-565 rolled bandages, 166 piira socks, 69 mufflers, 14 helmets, 16 pairs knee caps, 23 woollen caps, 7 trench sweaters. 36 milk covers, 101 hand- Kerchiefs, eye bandages, 6 pair slippers, 14 scrubbers and 19 monst

NAVAL AND DOCKYARD (Under Mra Bandeman)-8 shirts, 12 vests 4 pyjamas, 18 socks, 47 mufflers, 5 pillows,

CATHOLIC WOMEN'S LELOUK (Under Miss Loureiro)-23 pair socks, 6 pair beg socks 43 Rufflers, 34 knitted scrubbers

knitted floor scrubbers, 42 khaki hand. kerohiels, 67 food covers, 40 doz ganze, Bawabs, and 2,124 rolled bandages.

The fancy dress skating carnival the rink of the International Recreation Club held last Friday night, was a bril. were made of silver, inlaid with gold Dorothy IL.. 18.20 -- tiongeant Ingham

claimed the articles as Helen 16.20 D.N.S the property of his wife

Position Points for race Points to date hdmet, and 3 caps. Defendant denied this, but said the (1) Niobe jewellery belonged to a friend of his who (2) Cenone... was

him to sell the Ladye Jean Mr, White, the second secretary at the friend had asked the Canton. His (8) Dorothy II American Legation, has been telegraphi- | 3= " but as he was unable to do Bongo EsalISH, RIG.. cally informed of his transfer to he wanted to pawn them for $25 With

ITALIAN CONVENT-11 mufflers. Teheran, and thie gentlemen is now the proceeds he had intended to leave for considering how he is to get there. He Dyer Ball What would you have Tier and Outer Naval Buoy

Canton to purchase rubies,

WESLEYAN CHOROR WORKING PARTY (Under Mrs. Robinson)-20 towels, 20- may have to proceed by way of Shetin an arduous journey likely to be enlivened replied if your friend asked you where

Handicap, Finishing Corrected shirts, 37 pairs socks, 168 handkerchiefs, -Defendant I would by adventure,

his jowels were?

the time time yests, 4 scrubbers, 1 pair surgical socks, have answered that they were left, in the La Cigale Scratch DN.S and Major The wedding of Min Thring

HMS HM.S. |1 pair mittens, and 20 mußßers. Also 75. custody of a friend.

muffers for local troops Knaggs takes place on Monday next

3240 4.10.27 3.37.47 within the British Legation Chapel. There will be no reception.jadian would be the Police. If his friend Ven

desired the return of the jewels the Police Feathers Captain Fitraugh, who has been spend would give them to him. He fined defen- Irene ing a few works in Peking, leaves to-day dant 825, in default a month's hard Mist for Weihaiwei to accompany coolies to labour. France

The Rev C. L. Ogilvie had an attentive audience last Friday when he discoursed most succinctly and intelligently on the religions of China, under the auspices of the North China Language Bchool

A NEW BANK

Last week there was opened here a new bank known as the Exchange Bank of Chins. Its capital is Bino-Japanese, one half contributed by each. Of the capital of 10,000,000 half has been paid up. Notes are being printed in Japan for the new lank which will issue these to the amount of its reserve:

THE BANK OF CHINA,

In this land of topsy-turvydom nothing should occasion surprise, yet the announcement that the Bank of China is about to pay 19 per cent, on Inat year's profits and grant $30,000 as honus to its staff has staggered Peking, especially the poor unfortunates who have been trying to make ends meet on dollars which are a little more than half their value, Letters have been written denouncing the officials, and the question, is naked, "How can this be? The mystery is explained by the fact that only in Peking bave the Bank of China notes been below par and that the officials and staff in Peking are only sharing in a good year's business with the Bank of China officials and staffs all over the country.

THE PLAGUE

Mr. Dyer Ball said the better

SERVICES, ENTERTAIN

MENT FUND.

Course-Lazoma Island (8), Distance Miles. Start and Finish, Murray

Yacht

Vesper

on Courie

Queen Bee Position

(9) Vesper (3) Feathers Ver

The following subscriptions to the (0) blist

Lat Cigulo.

above fund a gratefully acknowledged | |-- Quen Bies by the Treasurer for the week ending 19th Februars, 1918--

Montague Ede-Jan./Feb, $20.00 R. Packham-Balance of amennt collected for dinner to some soldiers at Knots- ford Hotel, Kowloon RS

E Ext Telegraph Co

(European Bla)

D. Macdonald-Jan/Feb- EW Hamilton-Jan/Feb, W. S. Brown A A. G. Gordon Donnelly & Whyte AH. Skelton W. L. Leash H. W Looker R. M. Dyer

Thorne

WA Hannibal Banoock-Jan/Feb.

Previously acknowledged.

Total

*--Monthly subscription. $-Donation.

6.00 23.00

20:00

20.00

10.00

$5.00

10.00

10.00

10.00

10.00

· 10.00

10,00

10.00

5.00

10:00:

$191.00

435.00

„$620,00.

T. ROBINSON,

(General Secretary) F. G. B. HASTINGS, RN

(Navel Secretary). CL COOPER HUNT, C.F.

Military Sec. and Treasurer).

It would seem indeed as if the plague were well under control, despite its Appearance in several hitherto uninfected villages. The pest has made its way into Chibli and has threatened the Peking Hankow railway, but the precautionary measures undertaken by the railway administration inspire confidence. In like manner the Peking-Mukden Railway authorities are taking no risks, and an isolation hospital is being prepared at Fengtai. Gen. Chiang Chao-tsang is makOUR LITTLE BIT SOCIETY." ing a trip to Paotinglu and neighbour-

hood and it may be assumed that he will The above Society yesterday sout to have little dificulty in inducing the local Meters Shewan, Tomes two cases of authorities to cooperate with the manyAVINT

foreign and Chinese medical men who war work addressed as follows:-

mufflers

49

40.50 8.38.50 3.50.39

4455 4:26:00

40,00 4.18.24

U.S.R. BRANCH, Kowloon (Under Mrs Keigwin)-1,068 rolled bandages, 4111 capelline bandages, 600 swabs 30 shell 3.2824 swabs 0 shrouds, 15 wool caps, 12 bala- 48.004.52.174.03.17 clava heimets, 67 mufflers, 13 wool socks,

5 pairs surgical stockings, 2 vests, 2 Pointa for race Points to date cardigan jackets, and 31 scrubbers. Als

Shufflers, socks, vests, cordgidan jacket",

and balacliva helmuets given to local.

11

ONE DESIGN CLASS Note:The points for the fifth Club Championship Ros have been awarded as follows Position (1) Daphne (2) Halcyon (3) Bonitas

Points for race. Points to date

Disqualified

ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.

SVETO-DAY'S MATCHES.

UNITED SERVICES : LEAGUE,"

HELENA MAY (Under Mrs. Jordan).- 1,600 rolled bandages, 5 head bandages, 2 many tail bandages, 3 pairs stockings, 479 swabs, 22 mufflers, and 840 cigarettes (ent in December),

PEAK CLUB WAR WORK PARTY (Under Mis. Sutherland). 450 rolled bandager, 88 many tail bandages, and 678 swabs.

KOWLOON UNITY WORKERS (Under Mrs, Young),

To Miss Lucker Soldiers and Sailors” Help Society, 45 pieces of men's clothing. To Miss Douglas, Children's Aid Society, No. 9, South Motten Street, London, West-27 pieces of children's clothing made from material supplied by the War Charities, and 8 woollen bonnets by a member of the KUW

Vice President Middlesex. R.G.A Club Ground.S.FA Hoxton Branch

To Mrs. Lefroy,

Britannia Kick-off. 4 p.m. Referee, Mr. Atwell, Street, London, N10 piece of women's HONGKONG LEAGUE DIVISION I AD children's clothing Royal Engineers Res. e. 87th Company

ROA-Navy Ground. Kick-off, 4 p.m. Referce, Mr Block 23rd Co, R.G.A. v. Middlesex Reserves

Club Ground. Kick-off, 2.30 p.m. Belerec, Mr. Wright,

HONGKONG DEFENCE CORPS

ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER BY MAJOR H. A. * MORGAN, ADMINISTRATIVE COMMANDANT,

TRANSFERS TO POLICE RESERVE, NCOs and men willing to transfer to the Police Reserve, if called upon to do so are requested to send their names to their Platoon Commanders by 12 o'clock midday on Wednesday. 20th inst. Platoon Commanders will forward all-names received to the Orderly Room by pm on Wednes day: 20th inst

T

AGE STEWART Capt.

adjutant, H.K.D.C. Hongkong Tebruary 19th, 1918.

under

Come over desodore

To Miss Wragge, Maurice Hostel, 114 Sheperdess Walk, Hoxton, London, W 46 pieces of women's and children's cloth-

BONG KONG POLICE RESERVE

UNDERS 185UED BY ME 7. O, JENKIN, DER,

(RESERVE),

MUSKETEYPART 1 All members of No. 3 Company (not in

cluding Ambulanco and Drummeray who have not vred Part I, will Icave)" Blake Pier at 9 am on Sunday next, February 24th, returning at about I p.m.

BUMMER UNIFORM. Members of No. 3 Company, Ambulance, and Drummers requiring fresh issue of or alteration in Summer uniform are ordered to attend at Headquar *** ters Club on Wednesday, February

20th

at 6:30 pm Reference should be made to Order of February 15th/

th

DISCIPLINARY BOARD-

system of convening, a Board a irregular intervals for specified casen will cease an from this date wha Disciplinary Board will ei regulari

are working strenuously to combat the M Eden, Jackanapes Work Society,

The concert to be held at the Naval The spread of this dread disease French 94, Marlborongh Mansions, West Hamp priests report that villages near Kwelstead N.W quilts, 2 pillows, 4 pre. Canteen. Praya East, tomorrow even huating late been completely decimated. stretcher boots, 74 enis pyjamas 84 ing, under the auspices of the Naval In one the only survivar was a baby a white woollen caps, 13 white woollen bed and Dockyard Branch of the Ministering A

on Mondays (except Holidays) at the patron 30

woollen mit Children's League, few months old. The number of deaths

HE. the

Headquarters Chub at 5:16 jum. alexveless nage of H. E. the has been calculated as averaging. 15 per

Genera Oficer

Inspectora of the various commands may days, which, after all, is not very great Colonel Gordon Hall, R.A.M.C., Cairo, and

Sandeman

Mr Bad Mrs.

attend in rotation 6 members austed by some members of the Egynt 438 roller bandages, 4 floor MISCELLANEOUS

thereof eng Amateur Dramatio Club are The Best regalar Beard will sit on cloths 87

mops 40 vesta, 160 suits The fall of snow on Monday is regard. Pourpo

performing a one-act comedy entitled Monday March 4

The Best Care Professor Gonzales ed as a happy harbinger, coming as it did pyjamas 36 pm. cloth slippers, 7

bass swabe. so dose to China New Year. Moreover, The winning

ng number of the raffle for is also included in the programme, winch it was doubly auspicious inasmuch as an embroidered tablecloth is No. 20. Mr. promises t Monday was the first day of spring, Bankor

The

door or can be obtained a proceeds-100-worn de Tickets Accordingtor the Chinese Calendar voted to a wool fund for war comforters Stannard, H. Dockyard from the Chaplain, HM Dockyard Already a difference in temperat376. 15 Workers are reminded that noticed and skaters realise that their can be obtained from Mre 8. E. Grem, and H. G. Laster HMS Tamar pleasures on the xco cannot continue much 15, Haskow Road Boy 900, ON AR

Prices Reserved 11 and 50 cents, logger

and Frodovi botwins le cm and 1

unreserved,

to be very auorable:

APPOINTMENT.

The Hva C&P has approved, the appointment of Pc29 Arcilli to be asketry Sergeant.

By Order

ABP (R) and Asljutant Hongkong, February 10th 1016

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