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HELENA MAY INSTITUTE. "AFTERNOON LASSES.

NOVEMBER and DECEMBER,

5.80 r. Mondse—Clanking

Tuesday-Socials & Popalar Lectures, Wednesday ---- Relirioa» Meetings. Thurlar --Sick Normiar. Friday-Needlework & Chinese.

Morning CAKEFR:

Wednesday, 100), French, Thursday. Rouling Circle.

10.38 Needlework. Friday,

MISTINGS AND POPULAR LECTURIN

Nov. 2lecture to Children.

9.-Ten Dance,

Dec.

16-Lecture to Adults,

23,--Maxical Afternoon.

30.---Lacinre to adults,

Tea Dance. 14.-Lecture to Children. 21.—Musical Afternoon.

NOTICE

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Letters are lying as this Office for

Boren P., Q. AD, AP, AW.

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OR SALE @ An almost new "ESTEY"

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Mbeen admitted a

TR HENRY BIRKETT has this day

Firm.

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PURE

CARBOLIC

SOAPS

NEWS.

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CARLE

CHINA MALL

(EY COURTESY OF THE

SHANGHAI BOLSHEVIKS. INFLAMMATORY HAND BILLS:

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According to a Peking vomacalar cop- FAR EASTERN or vicious indulence, gives rise to oppres

ive and tyrannical rule, The "institution" comporary, the Minister of Justice has that was firmly established in China for ordered the taking overs of the Russian centuries-it still exists in theory, but the Courts ng Harbin, the Russian Magistratus marhanism seems rather out of joint-is being offered assessorship: Otherwise thera the watem of public service competitive will be no 'alterstipa iz Russian procedure, examinations. It is because this institution has been latterly disregarded to a very large extent that China is in danger of disintegration to-day. Inciden ally it may be said that it is an institution that has been adopted by Great Britain. There is evidence that Government schools existed

in China four thousand years ago.

The

SHANGHAI, Oember 11th. Shanghai Bolsheviks on Sunday distri-,

Mr. W. Hill one of Shanghai's prominent jockeys, met with an accident at a recent race meeting while riding a pony called the Cornerake. His knee is likely to give him buted infammatory hand bills inciting the most trouble, ways Shanghai "contem-Chino to overthrow the politicians and “with the Republican anniversary celebration porary, but he will probably be seen in the militarists. The distribution synchronisad when large qumbers of workers and shop- The police are

saddle again at an early date.

**

WAR PRISONERS ARRIVES AT

period when China 'was under the rule of Lieut. J. E. Laughton, R.N., of H.M.S.me were on holiday.. the Emperors Thor and SHUN is con-Harkins, second son of the late Sir John watchfni. sidered by the native historians as the Laughton and Lady Laughton, of Wimbles golden age of the nation. It is not don, was married at St. Joseph's Church, without justifiable pride that Chinese Shanghai, last week, to Miss Marjorie

Mr. C. Fry and Mrs. Fry, of Westbourne Gardens, London."

PIANO ased only three month is Recommended by the Medical scholnes remind us that forty centuries Frances Fry, ellet daughter of the late perfect condition. Price $500, Apply Major M.. TEIXEIRA, Macro.

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Partner in this REPULSE BAY HOTEL

MOXON AND TAYLOR Hongkong, October 8th, 1920. [1807

HONGKONG CRICKET LEAGUE.

TH

THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEET. ING will be held in the HONGKONG CRICKET CLOW PAVILION, O TUESDAY, the 19th October; at 6 p.m.

H. H. TAYLER,

Hon. Secretary and TreaseEST. Hongkong, 10th October, (1999, [1811 HONGKONG JUCKEY CLUB.

THE hold

HE HALF-YEARLY MEETING of

on SATURDAY, the 167 OCTOBER, at 12 o'clock Nocs, within the toes of the HONG- KOSE JOCKET CLOn, Chater Road, Hongkong,

By Unde

R. J. PATERSON,

Clerk of the Course.

Hongkong, October 2nd, 1920,

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INDU-CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, LIMITED.

DIVIDEND NOTICE. HAREHOLDERS are hereby notified that

SHAREHOLDERS

the

READY and can be had, on application, Offices of the General Manage MESSES, JARDINE, MATHESON & CO. LAD, on and after SATURDAY, the 9ra Ucroams, 1920..

By Order of the Board,

WEDNESDAY, Octoza 137,

SATURDAY, Ouronze 10.

Profession.

The attention of Indies in the Colony, is

SHANGHAI

TRAVELLING TO TRIESTE.

SHANGHAI, October 7th. Two thousand wag prisoners, chiefly Hungarians and Galicians, arrived from

Schurnhqrat

SHANGHAI MOTORIST FINED.

ags there were Government schools in Chins. But in later times education was gained in private schools or from family tator Perhaps the stimulus of the hope of acquiring the wealth and rank of official directed to an advertisement in another Siberin en roafe to Trieste by the steamer position led the people to devise more column on this

page setting forth the efficient means of educating themselves arrangements which have been made at the

However that may be, it is evident that meetings and popular lectures during the the system of public examination for mouths of November and December. Mrs. albeis position was one. of the great Dyer Ball is the secretary for this branch enuses, if not actually the greatest cause of the Institute's activities, of the duration of the Chinese nation We notice that the President of the

CABARET DINNER DANCE SUPPLIED IN THERE STRENGTHS. than those provided by the Government. Helena May Institute for alterason classes, MONTHLY COMPENSATION TO BE

MHE. BELIKOVITCH, Ballerina of the Warsaw Op- House, #ill appear in a number of Classic Dances.

Andsted by MR. PAUL GREY, Famous Riian Baritone.

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PUBLIC AUCTION.

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THE Undersigned have exceived instructions

to sell by Public Auction,

O MONDAY,

the 18th October, 1920, at 10.30, within the Camber, at Naval Depot, Kowloon,

·SHES. “SANDPIPER," Length between perpendiculars...100 ft. Breadth, extreme

20 ft.

(Flat Kool to upper Depth in bold ride of Upper Deck (5 ft. 9 in.

planking midships Tonnage secoming an

British Rules Nominal Displacement At mean drift of

Present mean draft

Where Hongkong

Built When ...1898

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JARDINE, MATHESON & Co., Lo

General Manag¤I. Hongkong, October 8th, 1920."

THE

NOTICE.

THE PUBLIC are hereby WARNEDagainst negotasting or in any manner having any in the undermentioned scripts for SHARES in the under tad Companies, the Secretaries ul which have been notified aga nat. certain irregularit ex that have arisen in connec tica therewith.

Bad

The said Shares are the property of the under vigned any person or persons having come into possession theroof are requested to com- Junicate with hi

forthwith, Particulars and Numbers of HONGKONG AND KOWLOON WHARF AND GODOWN COMPANY SAREStolen

Script

Script No. Numbers. Holder's Name. 7017 80. 20:01/250 C.P Chater

2590 50 37084/3716 M. 8. Sassoon

8538 100-42800/42968 La Chak Yen

5810 29 1251/75, 18353/59 8. Fenwick.

3011 29 59069/117 H H. Fearick

7754

8411

9 64757/765 8. Fenwick 71841/845 B. Mitchell

6605 15 44670/684 Mrs E O Cham pernowan 7789 468739/66742 2.F.H' Hodge & A. F.

Harris

7′′ES

9 64766/774 H. H. Fenwick H.K&WHAMPOA CO. 100 SHARES:

Script No. 7425 La Koon Hang, 9003/27, 5601/25, 37383/7, 39367/81,

40713/717.

25895/27013,

(Signed) FRED ELLIS

c/o Fars Erin & Co.

1538

Hongkong, September 25th, 1920.

Nett Not Groms

www

measured 85 ton 2 ft 2f * of in.

By whom...In Sections by Yarrow & Co. Materials of Construction

Wood: ... ...Deck Sheathing, Fittings in

Tron Steel

Cabins, "Messes, dic.

Deck Fittings, de

Hall, Bulkhead, Fittings, t

Decks, names of

Main, Hall and Battery Decks. Armour Vil

i

As she now lies.

A detailed list of fittings to be sold with tho Ship may be man at the Offices of the Naval Store Ufor H. M. Dockyard, Hongkong, Lad stracturai sail other particolare can be obtained H. H. Dockyard, from

Ubial Constructor, the Hongkong.

The Tessel will be open to inspection from the 15th Sept. to the day of sale inclusive. between the hours of tuam, and frat. Inspect- ing orders can be obtained with full Particulars and Conditions, of Sale on application to the Auctioneers.

On presenting this order to the Pier Master in the Dockyard the person named theroon will be conveyed to and from the Ship. The ship may not be boarded from a private boat.

HUGHES & HO: GR.

1.

By Appointment Anctionner to

the Admiralty. Hongkong. September 14th, 1920.

G.

R.

1485

1;

5% FOR TOILET USE Price: $1.20 per box of 3 tablets. 10% FOR THE BATH All parents throughout China, who could

Price: 81.75 per box of 3 tablets.

20% MEDICAL

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SOAP

Price: 75 sts. per tablet.

PAID.

SHANGHAI, October 11th, Ollerdesten has been fined $100, and ordered to pay 819 a month to the widow of

car. Judge Lobingier held that a prison no celebrations of meeting the ends of justice.. National Day this year, and that the funds which would have been expended on this would be devoted to famine reliet. In this connection we note also that the South

compass the cost, were induced to give Republic of China intimated early in the the Chinese.workman killed by his motor to their sons an intimate knowledge of month to the Department of Ceremonies sentence was 19 necessary, compensati

the literature which contains the three that there would be BATH doctrines enunciated above. There is of

A. S. WATSON

CO., LTD.,

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to.

the

"STRIKING."

WITH APOLOGIES TO C.S.C.

course, much else in the literature so studied which is conducive to a cultivation of bigh intellectual powers; but what Manchuria Railway (Japanese) bay ex- want to emphasise in that this exutarkable pressed its readiness to give free passage.

attracted examination system

to people desiring to leave the famine service of the State the most cultivated areas, and also to transport foods for the men of the country. Native ability was relief of these areas at half price, enlisted on the side of the Government. At the present time the outlook for any Government in China were bad. If we had not the lessons of Chinese history to guide us we might readily believe, that the Chinese are in process of national dis- integration. B in the past there have bera countless revolutions, numberles cycles in which chaos ruled for a time; | the reaction inevitably followed and there are those long periods marked by reigas in which there was peace, content, cheerful industry and general prosperity. At such times there was real progress. Thers would be hope for China if the old systeni of selecting men "for high office only "by COENABY.—á ".3. Queen's Gardens, on examination resalts, were reverted to; that,

October 10th, to RUTH and BASIL Gorskay, a son.

THE HONGKONG DISPENSARY.

TRÆPHONE 16.

BIRTH-

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at any rate, would minimise the effect of intrigue. The great ma of the people of China are still steeped in the old ideas

BNGKONG Jrror: 10%, Das Vuot BD, LONDON OFFICE: 131, FLEET STREET, Bashrined in Chinese literature, A really

The Daily Press.

HONGLONG, Ociosza 12rx, 1920.

It was a son of the Princely House,

And he spake out jauntilie:-

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great lender is needed, but, unfortunately no one answering the description can be discovered in the political firmament. Ops of the first efforts of a real leader would be to adjust the old scheme of Chinesit philosoply to the new conditions of life brought about by ad increase of knowledge. in subjects other than philosophy.

Capt, D'Oliereyra, secretary of the China Coat Officers' Guild, in leaving for Eng- Iand on home leave next month.

THE STABILITY OF CHINA. ALL the earlier sinalogues who interpreted

for the benefit of Chinese things Europeans were theologians: The pioneer missionaries quickly realised that if they wished to carry on their work officiently they would need to study carefully both the language and the people of China We do not wish, in any way, to minimise the debt that we all owe to these pioneer religious workers; but we think that it is largely due to the fact mentioned above that such great emphasis has been laid by European writers upon the connection September 24th, amounted to 13,277 tons, between keeping the fifth commandment and the sales during the period to 38,377 in.and the unequalled duration of the Chinees

PUBLIC AUCTION. THE Undersigned have received instructions

THE CHINA SPECIE BANK, LTD. to sell by Pablis Auction,

HEAD OFFICE:

ST. GEORGE'S BUILDING, HONGKONG.

Chairman of Board of Directors

ME WONG BĦIU HAM.

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ÜHLEY MANAGWIE................. Mr. L. 8. HoLUM. ASST. MANAGER....... Mr. K. T. WONG. Foreign exchange and general banking bosinem transacted. Corrent, Bavings,

and Fixed Deposits bear interests at rates

of 2% 4% and 5% respectively,

L. 8. HOLUM,

Chief Manager.

Hongkong. 2nd October, Ipan, [1671"

BANQUE INDUSTRIELLE DE

CHINE

(A FRENCH' BANK).

· CAPITAL PAID-UP AND SURPLUS

Fee. 105,000,000.00 .

The organisation of the Bank enables it to open CURRENT ACCOUNTS and to accep FIXED DEPOSITS in local currency and ANY FOREIGN CURRENCY.

These soceronte and depeerits may be overted

AT ANY TIME without ANY CHARGE in ANY OTHER QUERENCY.

Apply for terma and particulars —–—–

HONGKONG BRANCH, Queen's Building, 5, Chater Ra

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On TUESDAY,

the 7th December, 1920, at 11 AM. within the Camber, at Naval Depot, Kowloon,'*'

H.M. TUG "ST, SAMPSON TA Length between perpendiculum...135 ft. 0 Breadth, extreme Depth (under side of 6 in. Bar Keel

to Upper Deck) Tonnage according to British

Rales, Gross

Nominal Displacement At mean drift of.... Press mean draft

i..

*30

18

451 ...850

as a nation. It was a favourite theory

The Convention Hall at Tokyo, built especially for the World Bunday School Convention, at a cost of 150,000 yen was totally destroyed by fire on the 5th inst.

The total output of the Kailan Mining Administration's mines for the week ending

toD4.

of the late Sir ROBERT HART that the It is reported that the Russian Po oltana Chinese nation offered a practical proof Offices in China will shortly be closed, tons that the patriarchal features of government awing to the Chinese Government's decision and family life inevitably led to the not to handle Irtiers posted in China with continued existence of the nation. Bat-Resian stamps.

10 in

9 in.

4

14 ... 10. ...Hongkong

September, 1919, By whom HK. W poa Dock Co., Ltd.

Where Built? When

| Materials of Construction ---

Wood Iro Steel...

Decks...

Fittings in Cabins, &c.

General Fittings on Deck, &c. Hull, Bulkheada, &e.

...Forecastle, Upper and Lower

A wingle Körew steel steamer of 1.H.P. 1,20T fitted with internal electric lighting at 100 Valts:

Built under Lloyds survey. towing рагроеви.

Port of Hegistry, Hongkong.

Is it not a fact that the existence of the

patriarchal form of government and its The Chinese Consul-General at Melbourne nomenclature in China was a consequence telegraphs: The people of Australia, rather than's cause? The very stability white as well as Chinese, are showing of the Chinese nation enabled it to retain, sincere sympathy, in the famine in China'

Now, bark and listen, my shareholders While I expound the ye.

Full many a year hath war Fing so blue And our funnels of "floring red Flaunted it o'er the China Sea

Aud never a word gainsaid.

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But na our hireling wights grow holl And you must all beware, bewnze;" Skipper and Mete and Engineer Funcy theuseives as good as a Peër; No knowing what they'll dare.

"Eres go up and freight go down And never again (you may take it from ne) Will the good old days of cargoes rich Loading on hulls to the utmost pitch Comfort, our hearts with glee,

To a dastard weapon these wights resort To press us for higher and higher pay, And talk of holding our ships in port.

day." By striking work for many a

Now reda me sright, my shareholders, What were it best that we should dol "We must prove our case by chapter and

versa

Or ever their strike comes true."

So they put their heads together, they

twain,

The Chairman gent, and his shareholder

urém

To see if they might "koop out of the rain” Which threatened to "spoil their brew."

J.

And to show that the bugger could nëver

pay

If the wages were raised another pound They twisted the figures round and round (Arguing from figures is always sound

If only you know the way).

MOTOR CAR ACCIDENT. THREE WOMEN INJURED,

to Repulse Bay. motor-car. No. 357 dashed

the

On Saturday evening, while on the way

into. 24 rock

the roadside, just gast. "Aberdeen,

passengers being thrown out. Among the passengers warn three ladies, who were 'injured. They were taken on to Repulse Bay Hotel by one of the Hongkong Hotel cars which happen- ad to be passing by shortly after the accid- ent accurred. The injured ladies received attention at the Repulse Bay Hotel and 4 were later brought back to Hongkong. The drive was uninjured.

The motor ear being "hadly damaged had to bo tawed back to uwn.j

ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY.

ANNUAL REPORT. WARDS IN SCOTTISH INFIRMARIES.

The report of the Committee of the Hong Long St. Andrew's Society, for presentation at the thirty-ninth annual general meeting to the held at the City Hail, on Thursday, az 5.30 p.m., tazew:-"

The balance at credit of the Society Dow stands at H.K. $4,867.17, to which must be added the sum of Straits 26,920.31 at our credit, with the Hongkong and South China War Savings Associations, As against Hongkong 83,842.64 and Straits 86,096.91 respectively last year. The sum of £21,443 12. 2d., raised by the Heather Day Celes bration in 1018, and, mentioned in the last report, went to Sir Charles Addis, was Da February 5th. together with interest accrued, allocated as follows: To the Royal Infirmary, Edinburgh, £11,048 17 1d. and to the Royal Infirmary Glasgow, £11.43. 78. ld. In both cases a ward has been endowed and a suitable tablet, comme merating the Society's gift, erected. A dinner to celebrate the birth of Robert. Burns was held on Saturday, January 24th the 25th being a Sunday, when a very enjoyable evening was spent. The sum of

was expended during the year in amist a distressed Scotsman. Your Committen deeply regret to record the death of twa Past Presidents:,Mr. C. H. Ross (1911/13) and Mr. A. G. Gordon (1916/17). Eighty two new members joined the Society during the year and it is hoped members will con tinue to give their assistance by bringing forward new names. The accounts, bate been audited by Mr. R. Bruce, to whom, our thanks are due.

G. M. YOUNG,

President

SHANGHAI TRADE:

Mews Ilbert & Co,'n (Ltd.), Picen Goods Market report says

We did not issue report last work. owing to the suspension of the auctions "aaŋ the general cessation of business just before the mid-autumn settling day, which has now passed of without bringing any improvement in the situation so far. De-

But while they're at it there comes and in sluggish as ever and mach

screed,

truck!"

a patriarchai nomenclature appropriate to and a substantial subscription will shortly And second,—and the autocratic form of government which be forwarded to Peking." existed for so long. The real causes "of

what's this

aprovement can hardly be hoped for, an long as the clouds of civil war and famine hang over important parts of the interier which would normally be laying in their winter supplies of imports at this time of

The Chinese Government has decided that The Chairman gaps, and be pales like the year. The native banks are acting ex-

on AL for the unequalled duration and constant increase of the Chinese people consisted of three fundamental doctrines and one

the Russian Courty at Harbin shall continue

to function over Russian citizens with

To be sold na xhư now lies at H.M. Dockyard. Hongkong, A detailed list of fittings to be sold institution.

appeal to the Chief Chinese, Court at The thine doctrines may Harbin in the first instances and finally to with the hip may be mon at the Offices of the besummed up. tersely

follows: Naval store Offer, HM. Dockyard, Hong kong, and structural and other particulars can The first is that a nasion must be the Supreme Court at Peking.

death,

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tremely cautiously in the matter of credits although, judging by the stocks of silver,

The Guilds haven't waited—just like on hand, money is plentiful for the present

the breed !

We may spare our breath for our par

ritch," he saith,"

For indeed, the wights have struck."

Vural.

needs of the trade.

be obtained from the Chief Engine, HM governed by moral agency in preference Mr Mr and Miss Moorhead passed Dockyard, Hongkong,

The Vessel is now on view between the haunt physicni force. The second is that, the through the Colony on the P. & O. steamer, of 10 4. and E. Inspecting orders can be services of the wisest and ablest men in Vankin on their way to England M (Thricarmed in he who hath his quarrel ton from Lancashire in scanty but it can obtained on application to the undersigned, the nation are indispensable to it, gưód Moorhead, who was until recently Commise

On presenting inspecting orders to the Pier

*** jare Master in the, Dockyard the persons namai government. The last is one that bar ioners of Customs, Kowloor, was tran “But better be that get's bis blow in fust.) thereon will be conveyed to and from the

he Rhip often beun nasted upon by the nation in furred to Chunking, but, owing to ill-

The Ship may not in bearded from private

HUGHES & HOUGH,

boat

is long history, and it undoubtedly has health, has been compelled to go home. been beneficial in iis results—namely We hope that the change will do him good that the people have the right to dopose and enable him to return [160 ruler who, either from active wickedness resutne bis work in the Far East

By Appoint sent Auctionsers to the food

Admiralty.

THE LOOKER-ON.

No strike has actually occurred, and, so to far as we are able to learn, it is improbable

that there will be a general strike.-Ep.}

from overseas markets reporting radical

From telegrams received during the worki

reductions in prices, for many raw ant manufactured articles hape created a good deal of nervousness - arsongst the native - dealers as to the position their present stock, and good due to arrive, Informa-

hardly be expected that that centre enn very long maintain its present level in the face of almost universal price cutting aut full trade'all over the world. On the other hand prices there' are now not kỏ mùe? governed by the cost of the raw materials as be manufacturing difficulties in the form of labour troubles, coal supply and reduce.l working hours.

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