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Hongkong Public Houses..

GOTHENBURG SYSTEM

ADVOCATED,

REPORT OF COMMITTER.

At the meeting of the Legislative Council this afternoon, the following memorsedom on the licensing of public houses in Hongkong, was fald on the table as a sessional paper (No. 8 of 1959):

In 1904 Government took into consideration a suggestion for improving the public houses of the Colony by introducing, the Gothenburg system.

In March, 1905, a committee, was appointed by Sir M. Nathan to consider the feasibility of forming a syndicate to establish, as, ao ëx periment, one public bause on this system.

The system is briefly that public house ficences should be transferred to a company, the shareholders in which should derive no profit from the sile intoxicating liquors be yond a fixed percentage on the capital invested, while the actual munagars of the public houses should be salaried persons having no share In the profit on the sale of intoxicating liquors, The commitres set out the object of the suggest. eduyndicata and the manner in which the public house should be managed by it ar fullows:-

"It is proposed to form a company to ja stitute a public bouse in Victoria which shall be managed on the principles adopted by the recently established Public Vonse Trust Asto ciations in England.

:

The object is to promote the bigher temper Auce by the coaver sirin of the public house from a drinking bar into a honse of refreshment for the supply of wholesome food, and non-alcoho- lic liquors as well as of beer and spirits,

The ineding principle will be the elimination of the alement of personal profit from the sale of alcoholic liquors. Accordingly the dividend payable on the capital subscribed will be limit. ed to 8% per annum, Shareholders will thus have a limited monetary interest in the trade. All surplus profits will be applied to furthering the object of the Company by extending its

sphere of action

It is proposed to begin with one house only. It will be conducted as a refreshment house rather than as a mere drinking har; food as well as non-intoxicating drinks including tea coffee, and cocoa will be as readily served to customers as beer or spirits; and the food and drink supplied will be of the best quality

obtainable.

The manager will be paid a fixed salary. He will bava no interest whatever in the profits arising from the sale of intoxicants, had will In consequence be under no inducement to -push this part of the trade. On the other hand he will be encouraged to promote the sale of food and bosintoxicants,

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH THURSDAY DECEMBER 2 1000

"BOARDING-HOUSES IN HONGKONG.

INTERESTING LITIGATION AT THE SUMMARY COURT,

Mr. Hodgson-Do you suggest fraudulent conduct on the part of Mrs, Ford ? Why

Witants—I wouldn't like to inipute it to her Mr. Hinde---My Lord, 'it is'quly an 'allegation of legal fraud,

His Lordship-It must be frand or nothing, Mr. Hinds-It is only a reckless statement. His Lordsbip-Without knowing whether it

is true or not?

Mr. Hinds-Yan.

THE "PAISHAN” AFFAIR.

END OF THE INCIDENT,

The final act in the contretemps which gave rise to the differences with the Chinese in Dia- ton was enacted last night, when O. Noronha,

To-day's Advertisements.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED,

On

WEDNESDAY,

Before Mr. Justica Gomperts' (Puisne Judge) in the Summary Court this'morning, Mrs. R. A:

the watchman on board the ss. Faiahan who THE Undersigned bave received instructions.

·was accused of having accelerated the death of Ford brought au action against Mr. W. H.

# Chinese pawanger on board that steamer Emberley, of 43. Robinson Road, to recover

His Lendship-It is not so in this case;

some time ago, died after a long and lingering the sum of $500, being bɔlance doo under so agreement dated the 8th September, 1909, en-

Mr. Hodgson (to witness)-On the 1st Octolliness. The immediate cause of death being tered talo by the defendant with the plaintif ber and 1st November, when Mes. Ford did not tuberculosis. After leaving the steamship for the purchase by the defeadset from the open a boarding-boose, you still declined to company's service, Neroaba contracted the insi pl iqtiff of the furniture and goodwill belonging pay bor?-Yes, because tho would not giva os i treatment ever, since, and last week was taken to duous malady. He had been under medical

to, the plaintiff thes in the house át No. 74, Gale Road, Plaintiff also claimed costs of the action.

Mr. P. M. Hodgson (of Messrs. Ewens and Harston) appeared for the plaintiff Mr. W. B. Hinds (of Merira. Bratton and Helt) was for the defendant.

moved for judgment on the counter-claim Before the case was opened, Mr. Hinds

on account of an admission in the pleadings..

His Lordship--Suppose you get judgment for that, what sort of damages do you, want Ordinary damages.

Mr. Hodgson My Lord, I submit that it is Under date of the 20th April, 1905, they ro-impossible to give my friend damages before ported as follow:-

wo go on, with the cais.

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a written undertaking.

At this point, His Lordship suggested that hospital where his hopeless case was found to be beyond human aid. Two days ago he left defendant" should pay to the plaintiff the amount claimed of condition that plaintiff spital and died, as already stated, last vacate 74, Cains Road io, January next but to night. The funeral took place this afternoon, be at liberty to set up a boarding-house ales. where. This was agreed to by both parties, The question of costs is to be considered in Chambers.

SPIRITED RIDDING

Mr, Gea, P. Lammart offered (or sale, by order of the mortgage, this afternoon, four lots of re- clamation properties. A number of Chinese turned up at the sale and as the lots were all very valuable properties there was much ‘spi- rited-bidding for them.

Lot 2 was Sub-section 4 of Saction B of Maxine Lot No. 6 together with the messuage erections and buildings thereon knowD BE

· No. 6 Bonham Strand. Term 482 years. Ap. Dual Crown Rent $6.00 $13,000 was the first price offered, and when the highest figure reached $14,600, the auctioneer declared the property bought by Mr. Chuen Hing.

Defendant entered a counter-claim, in which he stated that plaintiff was a widow and for- merly carried on the business of a boardECLAMATION PROPERTY SALE, house keeper at. 74, Caine.Road. Defendant was a boarding-house keeper at. 43, Robinson Road. Defendant was induced to make the alleged agreement by the fixodulent repres entations of the plaintiff that the boarding house at 74, Caine Road was fully occupied by boarders from Janus y lo April in the present year. Defendant was farther induced to make the said contract by fraudulent representations to the plaintiff that her intention was to return The first to go under the hammer was 'Sec- to England and not to commence apothertion B of Marine Lot No. 34 together with the boarding house in Hongkong. to the alter messuage erections and buildings thereon. native, defendant said that by a verbal agree known as No. 8o Bonham Strand area 1,689 ment entered into between the plaintiff square feet. Tent 999 years. Annual Crown and ìbe defendant on er about the 8th rent 530.19. Bidding for this loy started at September, plaintiff agreed not to set up Say,coo and it was rapidly run up to $30,000, another boarding-house in Hongkong. Defen offered by Mr. Leung Kwan-vg. There being dant fugther Hated that according to the true no advance beyond that the property want to constraction of the contract, the plaintiff was Mr. Wo On Cheung for whom it was purchased. precluded from setting up aboarding-boute in Hongkong and from canvassing persons to hava boarded with her in order to indace them to board in any boarding house which she might set up. Plofatiff was fitting out 74, Caine Road for the purpose of using same as a boarding house. Plaintiff on or about the 8th September canvassed certain boarders who resided in the aforesaid boarding-house, then being carried on

The third lot to come under police was Sub- by her for the purpose of inducing them to section 3 of Section A of Kowloon Inland Lot board in another boarding house which the No. 713 together with the messuage erections was about to open. Defendant claimed (1) Anand buildings there a known as No. 384 Shang- injunction restraining the plaintiff from open bai Street, Area 1081 square feet. Term 75 ing or continuing to carry on a boarding years. Annual Crown reat $2.50. It fetched only aforesaid contract and the return of the sum of hoves in the Colony, (2) Remission of the $3,000 and was bought by Mr. Un Kam Wai. The fourth and last dost was described, in $150 paid by the defendant to the plaintiff co legal phraseology, as all that piece or parcel be signing thereof; or in the alternative de

of ground situate at Victoria aforesaid, and fendant claimed (3) the sum of 57co, being the

known and registered in the Land Office as damages caused to him by the acts of the Section D of Praya Reclaration to the Re plaintiff - mentioned in the foregoing para maicing Portion of Marine Lot 37a (held under graphs.

and upon the terms and conditions of two in front of Murina Lot No. 370 Remaining Por several Agreements relating to the Reclamation

tion dated respectively the 5th October 1889 and the 9th June 1899 and respectively made between Bruce Shepherd acting for and on be half of the then Governor of Hongkong of the one part and Tsun Tak Tong of the other part and between the said Tsun Tak Tong of the one part and His Excellency Sir Henry Arthur His Lordship ruled that the case be proceed-Blake, G.O.M.G, Governor and Commander- ed with.

in-Chief of the said Colony of Hongkong and is Dependencies and Vice-Admiral of the Agreements the Governor agreed to grant to same of the other part; by the first of which

the faid Tsun Tak Tong his executors, admin said premises for the term of 999 years, upon istrators and assigns Crown Lease of the

The plaintiff was called into the witness-raid Agreement mentioned and by the second the terms and subject to the conditions in the, box and stated that in July last, the defen- of which Agreements in consideration of the dant, in company with his wife, came the Governor letting the said Tsun Tak Tong into house at Caine Rad and said that they had possession of the said promises the said Tsun beard that she (plaintiff) was in great grief Tak Tong agreed (inter alia) to pay to the Go- over the death of her son and that she 'was leaving for Home. She said "Yes" and was

vernor the annual Crown seat of $70.00) fogo asked if she would sell ber furniture. She con- ther with the messungen erections and buildings souted to do this and was at first offered $600. thereon known as No. 51 Connaught Road West A csufficient and and No. 1 Des Voeux Road West Area 793 She said the sum defendant then offered $1,000, which she square feet. Proponion of Annual Crown rent said she was willing to accept. Subsequent $15.50, There were only three bids for this Of the turen suggestions we favour the firstly Mr. Emberley radaced the smonat to. 56an property, viz., $16,000, $17,000 and $17,100. with the addition of (a), (4) and (c) in suggestion owing to a question of lease, whereupon the The last named was not exceeded and Mr. No. 3 inserting words "or approved by" be told him she would lat him know. On the after Chan Shak Stan was declared the purchaser. tween the words “from” and “Government” in

noon of the following day, plaintiff communi- .(a)..

cated to Mrs. Emberley by telephone that she would not leave the house, for less than $1joco, and a winter was approaching, she decided to keep the house. After some time, Emberley again offered $1,000, which she accepted. Subsequently, he gave her to under. stand that matters had not turned out as they had expected and offered $500 domb, and $500 in two lostalments of $250 each, pay (d) Let Government take over the licensable on the 1st October and ist November, ing of public houses and give notice to the pre respectively, to which she agreed and in respect sent licensees of public houses that after three of which she drew up an agreement in the years from next licensing date it will not renew presence of and sigoed by a third party. She the axisting licences.

made plans to leave on the sth October, as abe did not wish tà press them undaly. She visited Mrs. Emberley, who bade her "Good-after noon", went upstairs, came down again and finally said she was sorry that she could not pay her, as she was doable to collect the 2. Lat the Government only license a certaic", mousy from her boarders. Plaintiff replied limited number al first class houses at an in- that she had always been abla_id`collect her creased fee for the sale of beer, wloss and money at that time of the mouth. Mrs. Em spirits as at present; and license another setberley then stated that the English Mail was at lower face for the retail sale of beer only. not in. The plaintiff snið: ' "The English

Let it at the samstima alter a grocer's licence 10 that sales may be limited to 3 bottles (instead of to sas al prosent); or li

Wa submit an estimate (not printed) of the working for first year of a public house on the Gothenborg system.

The estimate of receipts may perhaps he somewhat low: on the other haud the expen diture will certainly not be less. The estimate is based on information of the working expén ́ses of certain public bouses in the Colnay, and it must be remembered that when a man is working for himself he will manage more economically than when he is working as the paid servant of another.

We have tharafore been forced to the conclu, sion that, without support in subscriptions and donations from the public, had in competition with ordinary public houses, the Gothenburg house would not pay, i

We have therefore in' saggest the alternative methods set out in the enclosure hereta by which Goverement might improve the public houses in the Colony.

(Signed) F.. H. MAY,

M

C. P. CHATER. EDWARD OSBORNE."

[Enclosure.]

-Alierhallve suggestions for improving public

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houses in Hoogkarg,,

(8.) Let it then reduce the number of licences to vo (which gives about 1 for every 1,000 of the white population including the Gamison) and into these to to a company to run the houses on the Gothenburg system or

3. Let Government take over the licensing

Mr. Hodgson read the claim and said he attached particular importance to the words "At present in Hongkong" in the pleadings Ho submitted that there was never a greater attempt to get out of a contract, which was perfectly unjustified and inflicted a wrong on the plaintiff

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We understand that the vendor accepted. mortgages on the properties, sufficient margin being paid by the purchasers.

Messrs. Johnson, Stokes nod Master acted as solicitors for the vendor,

STREET-SNATCHING BXTRA

ORDINARY,

LIVELY SCENE IN QUEEN'S ROAD,

The most central part of Queen's Road was the scene of no little commotion this afternoon Just before the resumption of business after the tiffle istorial. The cause of all the hulla-balso

ROWING.

VICTORIA REGATTA:

The crows of the Lusitano and Obioass Cop racey wore drawa last night at the Victoria Recreation Club. For the tab sculling the are only six entrante and we understand the TAGS will be rowed off in beats.

The following are the crows other than thoia for the Casiraan's Challenge Cop which wo published sometime ago.‚

USITANO CUP:-

1. H.. W. Sayer

A. J. V: Ribalra

A. A. Carvalho 1. Forbes

2. H. W. Sayer

F. H. Hyndman

R. Galluzzi

B. Rapp

(Bow).

the

8th December, 2009, at 2:30 PM., at their Sales Rooms, No. 8, Das Vœux Road,"

corner of Ics House Street, SUNDRY VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

Comprising:

SILK TAPESTRY-COVERED DRAW- ING ROOM SUITE, TEAKWOOD OVER- MANTELS with BEVELLED GLASS, BOOKCASES, TEAKWOOD SIDE: BOARDS and DINNER WAGGONS with BEVELLED GLASS, WARDROBES with BEVELLED GLASS, MARBLE-TOP DRESSING TABLE and WASHSTAND with BEVELLED GLASS, HATSTAND, Double and Single BRASS-MOUNTED BEDSTEADS with WIRE and RATTAN MATTRESSES, CARPETS, GLASS, CROO. KERY and E-P. WARE, CANTON CAR- VED BLACKWOOD WARE, BRASS and IRON FENDERS, COOKING STOVE and UTENSILS;

AND One COTTAGE PIANO. Catalogues will be.imsusd. Terms –As osoal.

HUGHES & HOUGH, eng AuctionseTE, Hongkong, and December, 1900. [ 1s

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD, BREMEN. IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINE.

2

3

(Stroke) (Bow)

1

P

(Stroke)

3. A. M. Roxa Perevia (Bow)

R. A. Carvalho

F. K. Tate

A. V. Barros (Stroke)

FOR SHANGHAI, NAGASAKI, KOBE AND YOKOHAMA.

THE Imperial German Mail Steamship

"GOEBEN,"

Captain B. Wilhilmi, will leave for the sbove places TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), the 3rd jost, RI 5 A.M.'

The Cox of the crews have not been selected For further particulars, apply to yet. ·

CHINESE CUP!--

L.A. R. Ellis (Bow)

C. A. O. Rodrigues a

F. L. Rora

3

A. H. Carroll (Stroke)

1. M. A. R. Sonia (Bow) H, S. Jephson I J. M. Roza Pereira 3

J. A. S. Alves (Stroke)

3. J. M. C. Loper (Bow)

A. J. Mackie.

2

A. R. Watson

3

L. E. Lammert (Stroke)

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD,

MELCHERS & Co., General Agents. Hongkong, 2nd December, 1009...

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NORDDEUTSCHER. LLOYD, BREMEN. IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINE,

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES,

HE Steamship

THE

"GOEBEN,"

- having arrived, Consignees of Cargo are hereby informed that their Goods, with the exception

of Opium, Treasure and Valuables, are being

·landed and stored at their risk into the

The Cox of the crews have not been selected hazardous and/or extra hasardous Godowns of yet, . ¦

LADIES PURSE!--

1. Lammert's Crew:

A, R. Watson

R, Galluzzi

H. Rapp

(Bow)

3

L. E. Lammert (Stroke) R. F. Lammert (Cox). 2. Barker'i Crow: ¡J, Forbes

(Bow)

C. Humphrey. T.H.G. Brayfield 3 Capt. Barker

2

G. A. Caldwell

(Stroke) (Cox)

F. K, Tata

(Bow)

3. Carroll's Crew:-

A. E, S, Alvar

A. A. Carvalho A. H. Carrolt

3 (Stroke)

W. J. Carroll (Cox) 4. L, A. Musso's Crew.. INTERNATIONAL ÜHALLENGE CUF!—

English Crew. Scotch Crow, INTER CLI D:-

V. R. O.

Royal Hongkong Yacht Club :-

Tub ScalilogJ. M. Roza Pereira, H. W. Sayler, H.S. Jephson, E. Calvari, A. H, Carroll and A. s. E

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The programme and the time for each race are

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[I. p.m.-Chairman's Challenge Cap.

1.30 p.m.-Gig and Whslets. 2p.m-loternational Challenge Cup. 230 p.m.-Tub Scalling.

3 p.m.-Ladies Purse.

3.30 pm-Catter Race.

4 p.m.-Chinese Cup,

4.30 p.m.--Inter-Cibu Race,

5 p.m.-Lusitano Cup.

Time of Bailing race has not been decided yet.

Events Coming.

Thursday, and December.

1-Servica, for Seafarers, at St. John's Cathedral, 9-

Willams. The many sidedness of Charles Lecture at the Union Club, by Mrs. W. J.

Dickens as seen in David Copperfield" 9'pass;

Thhatra Rogal, Winson's : Magicians, · Acro- bata, etc., 9. p.m.

Friday, 3rd December. Hughes and Hough, Furniture sale, at "Hator" the Pask, p.m.

Goo, P. Lammert, Chinese Jurios salo, 2.30 pm...

***Meeting of Justices, Magistracy, 2,15 pằm.

Theatre Royal, Winson's Magiciana, Acro- bats, etc., 9 p.m.

Entimations.

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Hongkong, 30th November, 1909.,

ASAHI

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VICTORIA REGATTA.

FORTY-NINTH MEETING.

"",

SATURDAY, December 11th, 1909,

[701

UNDER THE GOVERNOR, H.E. Mejor.

INDER the Distinguished Patronage of

the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Go- | General Broadwood, Commodore H. LYON, down Company, Limited, Kowloon, and West R.N., Hon, Sir HENRY MAY, Hon. BASIL R. Point Godowns, hence delivery may be H. TAYLOR, &c., &c, obtained.

The Committee of the V.R.G. request the No Claims will be admitted after the Goodeplaasure of the Company of the Ladies of have left the Godowns, and all Goods remain

Hongkong on SATURDAY, in jast, at 22 ing undelivered after the gth of December, at the Reclamation, Bay View, kindly lost will be subject to rent.

All broken, chafed, and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on the 9th of December, at 9.30 AM. All claims must reach us before the 13th of December, 1909, or they will not be recognised.

No Fire Insurance will be affected.

Bills of Lading will be conatarsigned by the undersigned.

THIS STEAMER BRINGS CARGO Ex 9.5. Caboto from Vanica. '

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD,

NELCHERS & Co., General Agents,

Hongkong, zad December, 1909.

BAZAAR

IN AID OF THE

Is

OOR CHINESE. ORPHANS

POOR

OF THE

'ASILE DE LA SAINTE ENFANCE, Under the Distinguished · Patronage of His Excellency Sir Frederick Lugard,

KO.M.G, C.B., D.8.0.

by Mears, Feowick & Cô,

Miss HUTTON POTTE has kindly consented · to present the Prizes at the conclusion of the... races,

The Secretary's Launch will leave the ki Victoria Recreation Club at 11 Noon, sharp,

Admission to enclosure, and stand $1. Tickets may be obtained from the Steward, V.R.O.

Band will be in attendance.

Through tram service every few minutes;

R. L. BRIDGER,

Acting Hon. Soc.

Hongkong, ist December, 1009,"

(809

GREEN ISLAND CEMENT COMPANY. LIMITED,

PORTLAND CEMENT.

ex Factory.

The French Sisters have the honour to In Carks of 375 lbs. nat $5,50 për Cask aonounce that their ANNUAL BAZAAR will be held at the CITY HALL os THURSDAY, the 9th inst., at 1 o'clock in the afternoon..

"They request your presence in order to inspect the different Needle and Fancy Works made by their Poor Orphans,

Asile de la Sainte Enfance,

Hongkong, goth November, 1909..

In Baga of ago lbs, net $8.45 per Bag ax Factory.

SHEWAN TOMES & 00, General Managers.

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of all houses in place of having it in the hands replied that she was leaving for Shanghai where whose fest followed the vulgar crowd, was the

Saturday, 4th December. Aughes and Hoogb, Furniture sain, 11 .. Hongkong Volunteers Shooting Competition,

› of the Justices and reduce the number of public | she was going to settle her son's grave and that sight culprit or not woŊ haya po' means"of -p.m. Club DAY

houses and at'tka'same time impose' aɛw con- ditions on the remaining ones, dg. :—

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Hughes and Hough, Japanese Curios sale, 7.30 p.m.

"Gộn, P. Lammort, Chinese Curios sale, 2.30-

ske did not contemplate opening another house, | knowing, and soon the man was lost in the

Boxing City Hall, 9 p.m." la answer to a question from har solicitor plain. crowd. The rest of the story is a blank us for most weakn Monday, 6th December. (mj all liquor to be procured from Govern- tiff said it was quite untrue that she had ever as we are concerned. It is, however, possible meni ja pakkum

undertaken not to open another boarding:house that the man was ultimately captured and --() promises to be passed 61 for use as a at the time she entered into the agreement with escorted to headquarters and if he be the right pablic house by Director of Public Works and the defendant and always considered herself at man, we dread to contemplate his dire punish Medical Officer of Haulch j

perfect libany to do what she liked. There meat, for only yesterday, Mr. Wood awarded a [^\\(c) licença to be, liable to immediate can- | wis no question about it."AR,

member of the nefarious gang of street-snatchers ‚cellation if drunkennas, permitted on the pro- . The defendant was called into the witness- - one year's hard labour with twelve strokes of

box.

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Tuesday, 7th December, Organ Recital, in St. John's Cathedral, 5.30 "para WakaINE AN

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