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CRIMINAL SESSIONS.

Manager of a Chinese News-

paper Charged.

The October Criminal Sessions opened at the Supreme Court this morning. The Chief Justice, Bir William liees Davies, presided, in the Firat Court, and the Paiens Judge, Mr Justice Kemp, in the Second Court.

The Attorney-General ssid the point appeared to him to be an absurd one, as the Ordinance of 1807 had nothing whatever to

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1913.

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"Dairy Farm Milk" means :- Good, Clean & Wholesome Milk.

Co-day's Advertisements

PUBLIC AUCTION,

His Exellency the Officer Ad- lo with the matter. The Ordin-ministering the Goveremont has baea under which the prosecution, been pleated to make the follow- had been taken was ons specifi-ing appointments vader Section cally passad for the purpose of 10 of the Polics Health and Build- breventing newspaper proprietors ing Ordinances, 1903-1909, with from publishing matter nor effect from Esptembr. 17, necessarily libellous, but which 1013:-Lance Sergeant James was likely to cause or exoite Baker to be a Sanitary Inspector crime, or disorder in Übius.. for Stanley. Eargent Thomas In the First Court, Chun Chung His Lordship decided again Cashman to be Sanitary Inspastor Shan, manager of the Chinese Mr Jenkin and rema, ked that hefur Abar newspaper that Po, was charged considered it was perfccly per with publishing cortain matter missible by astute. calculated to excite tumult or dia- | The cars having closed for the order in China and excite persons prosecut on, Mr Jenkiu submitted to crime in China.

that the publigation of the at tiele The Attorney General, the Han, was no offence. It was not oal. It is notified that the rest of Mr. J. A. S. Bucksill, K. C., pro-culated to czciis tumult; nor did 5 Grade Assistant Master at the Recuted na behalf of the Crown, it constitute lit The Yaumati English School has bon and Mr F. C. Jenkin (instructed evidence la wasalling would rendered vreant by the absence of by Mr F. X D'Aluiada) defended pove that the ad was a Mr. So Cheuk-pan without leave

The following jury were sworn shor of the Shat. Po. As to whit from September 16, 1913.

reporter, and lat odor or pub or reasonable cause, with effect to try the cars Messrs. J. Niel- damage could have been cused It is notified that His Excellen Mon, P. Teater, A/W Smith, F.J. Steinhoff, A. O. Barrades, J., Bthe jury to

by such an article, he asked cy the Officer Administering the consider the Government has ban pleased to Gutierrez, L. E. Guterres, " **] fart that cortain of the southern appoint Mr George Albert Wood-

In the course of his, opening provinces of Chips were in a state cook to be a Magistrate, address to the jury, the Attorn, if avolt against the Central Go General said there was 00 vejament.,, It did not follow in a greater advocate of the freedom rountry like China that any perand of the press than himself and he revolting was in the wrong. He had no doubt that they wore all thought that if the jury read the aimilar advocalea of the greatest article fairly, air in mind freedom in publishing news, but that certain of the provinces did there were limb and there not like the existing ord. Gates), who has just retured MAGAZINE GAP ROAD were limits in every place. Ju things Hongkong, where they were 10 to

to America from an Eastern tour. Quantity of VALUABLE closely bracketed with a country in milit. y form, hey would come that had recently gene through to the conclusion that there was MAGY vicissitures and many no Burgostion of a lot in it. Tue trials, a law wow passed which article supported the ravel, and was very short and very simple, did ant bring it al out at and when he had read it to them the time it wrg asitled ho thought they would ag.ro with

The was aheady tumult an them that it was a very salutary dier er, rad the afore the air and useful lew for the colony. of in article of thin iut, in h It was law No 15 of 1907 to circu: stonces, was not a tempting history that the St. Louis Exhibi- TH

baptisme. And it is a matter of prevent the publishing in the to ring about disorder. 1stina imported several tons of colony of matter calculated to di-ply said that this military dis genuine Irish pil (with a cabin- turb the pears in China, and pre-order was gogo Lucee: 1 virted that "Every person who and "ave the fortis niaus might have the opportunitys in order that expatriated Hiber- within the colony prints, public opinion. In an a en, which was at so much a head, of standing- bes, or offers for sale or dist-affected by revolt it was inevitable Lutes any printed or written news-that noction of the presa pay or or book or another public- should write in the thyme of this stion containing matter calculated, article. One answer by this was to excite tamuft, or di. order in that Hongkong was not in the Chirnor to excit; ersions to crime | distv-l sa

1. That was in China aball o' guilly of an an

of.. offence. The acc 3d man kind, but he did not suppose that Tuesday at St. Peters's &amen's war, at the time the matter there was anythg in the paper Church, West Point, will open published, there which its duis not already to all. The preacher will be the

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attick the

answer."

had. de sided

HE Undersigned ha received. instructions from CONSUL PALESTINE BOULDERS, von WISER to sell by Public

Auction on

FRIDAY...T the 24th October, 1913, com- mencing at 2.30 pm.

For New York Altar.

The New York vicar (Dr. M.

At his residence, "THE FIR"

the Holy Land," to t utilised in (full particulars from catalogue). Governm with sixty stones gathered in HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

construction of a new altor is, perhaps, not quite so original e

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Also a

"A quantity of PLANTS IN POTS. On

he thinks. It is not usual, for veral reasons, to cart boulder) from Jeru lem; but waters of Terms: Jordan have long been in dem, and for Royal and other notable

once more on their native heath.

Service for Seamen. We un asked to say that the Borvica of intercession for farers at 10.30 a. tomorrow

vìow frim THURSDAY

Cash on delivery. the 23rd OCTOBER.

GEO. P. LAMMERT,

Auctioneer.

THE Undersigand has received instructions from C. W.

Beswick Esq., to sell by Public Auction, on

WEDNESDAY,

To-day's Advertisements

MALINI

CREAT

THE

MAGICIAN

WILL GIVE

TWO PERFORMANCES ONLY

AT

the 29th October 1913; commen- ST. ANDREW'S HALL

cing at 10.30 a.m. ar bis residence No. 3 Mountain View (29 The Peak)

The Whole of His Valuable Household Furniture.

Comprising

SOFA and EASYCHAIRS, TEA.CMUSIC CABINET and OVERMAN-

PCHESTERFIELD

SEAT, BLACKWOOD FLOW.)

COMMENCING

9.30 P.M. SHARP

ON

TEL, UPHOLSTERED PIANO THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, ER STANDS and TABLE FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31. WHITE LACE CURTAINS,

Handsome (Unstained) TEAK

in charge of the paper. He did know, or that any of them would Bishop of Sinth Tokyo, Japan. not know whother to call him the be affected at all by reading . A similar service in Hela everENTSIN GARBETS

an article of this kind. ....

and

any rate he wrs the person in the state which the Atty being the anniversary of the B-SIDEBOARD, DINING TAB pablisher or the editor, but at b.cause they were already year. in. St. Paul's Cathedral, etc., etc.

London, on or about Oattal 21 responsible charge of the office Generel bad impres duple of Trafalgar, which was printing and publiebing the jury was the result of reading the Shat Po. On August 14 an ''Issue of the newspaper was pul Accu-ed in the Lux, sud he lished containing the artiole upon was neatly a member of the which the authorities thought fit Shat Pu, on which jarruol to take action. "Tshell tell you be occupied the sition of here", continued the Attorney reporter. The writer of the Genoral,-"that in praise of the article concerned was the assis Bobrmann, Dr press, 1 balieva I em right ent edir.

Anderson. JA

PASSENGERS DEPARTED, Par .. Chiyo Mara departed 20th fast rom San Francisco.

Low Hing Antoni, A

Leo, Mr and Miss F Loo Lai Tai, Mra Coce, GH

"Log Ock. Miss

Mankowski, RO CHAOW

Millard, TE

in saying that this is one The on: was procceding as a Cater of the very rare-posibly went to prt s.

the only orcssion on which!

it has been found found necessary

to put this unusual law into

SECOND COURT:

Notes.

opsration." Having Trad the Charge of Ultering Forged. Bank

article in question he point-

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Chal, Mr and Mrs

Chai

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J Newbiju, M

Nowell, Mr & Mis

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MISD

Chapman Rav, B.B NCA

Chok Man

Chow Li Bank Mr& Roe. A E

Mr

Schillinger, A

Collice, Mr and Mrs Sung, LJ

So Yul King Miss.

ed out that it was not only In the Cond Court a woman Collaco, Master C & Tape, Mr and Mrs

A personal attack a att ok against named Chan So was ebarged on GOLLOR. H.M. Yuan Shih Kai, the President, but also a general attempt to en-two counts with long 386- Gubbay, OS Jist support for the sand revolusion and uttering forged 1 rk He Kai Bir tion which bad ton now subdued. notes. She pleaded not guilty and Ho Kai, Lady and

It was published at a time. when

Hark, L D.. Ho Tsun, Dr.

Wong, Mr and Mrs

Work You K'n

W

Chi Mirs

Wont Hak Chow Wong Yuang Chew Wont Ping

Wort Kow Yuong Hol, Mias Yuong To Yes, Mrs Yuen Kuen Man

To-day's Abvertisement

was unrepresented.

The jury camptised:-M 53. Ho Wan, Mrs the position in Chua was, to u J. M. da Rocha, F. X. dos Pa. 50s Lau Shin Cho the language of the article, "on the fence. It was all very well Fereira, F. J. K. Vander Wel, I.P. Leitio, Capt A N

Nicol, E. F.G. Loo Cheuk Shee Mrs for them to say that they had Coryth, A.

Orchard, J. M. Brit. nothing to do with these mati

Mr. P.M. Hodgson, Crown Solici but they must admit that it was. intolerable that peas should tor, opened the prosation by beallowed, in this endlylony stating that it was illegal in the to Oh as, to publish such strit colony for a petiin

|sion of forged banknotes porj ort- as that, 15 one's amonging to be notes of a fo el a hundreds of comtratively ig norant Chinese, reeing up falsa cornus, and it was illegal to hop and doing damage which thr the not with intent to tall them or dispose of them in was probably inceleuable.

any other way. The accused was Mr Jenkinske it this is a charged with uttoring certain prosecution for editious ital.

forged not purporting to be Hie Lordship: The indict Kwangtung xovernment nota. mant is laid under the terms of Tno evidence was that on Saptom- the Ordinanca.

ber 14 ale was found in 1852-

BOXING,

Programme of a Boxing Tour,

nament to be held at the VICTORIA RECREATION CLUB.

on WEDNESDAY, October 22, 1913

at 9 p.m. Sharp

15 Round Contest

Mr Jenkin said in substance sion of a certain pember of thos and according to the four of the notes and that sheld coria indictment, the prosecution was of them to another man. Tue For the Heavyweight Champion for Editions bil. Trat Laing original money paid for the pr 6, and the Attorney General not chats of the noca went through Seaman haying obtained his Lordship's hands of three or four women leave in Chamlats, he was uns before it came to the accused. It able to proceed.

wes marked money which came

ship of the Orient

Grant (B, M.S. Flora)

(Holder) ifte van Powell (H. M. 9. Mon

of the China Fleat.-

Seaman

TO LET.

LE CHAIRS and DINNER TO LET-Large Furnished WAGGON, TEAK WRITING

room for two bachelors with TABLE and HALLSTAND; board, Upper level, Reasonable etc., elc.g

rates Apply A. B. c/o Hong- DOUBLE BRASS BEDSTEAD, kong Telegraph."

FINE TEAK BEDROOM SUITE (Unstained) TEAK TOILET TABLE and WASH- STAND, SHANGHAI BATH TUBS, etc., etc.

N.B. Most of the above made by Loyal

WM. POWELL & Co.:

On view from TUESDAY the

17th October.

Catalogues will be issued.、 Terms: Cash on delivery.

GEO. P. LAMMERT, Auctioneer.

AVISOS

4 pedido d'um grande numero

R. A. O. B.

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THE Annual Dinner, will be

held at the Astor House Hotel on TUESDAY: the 21st inst, at 7.45 p.m.

Any member who is not affil- iated to above Lodge can, obtain ticket. Price $3.00 inclusive:

THE

FROM EUROPE.

de pessoas que receberam a THE H.A.L. chárlored Steam- carta do. Rev. Pe. de. Maria com

ship relacio ao ensino da lingue

“ALBIANA," : Portugueza. n'esta colonia, Capt. Evans, having arrived, Direccao do Club Lusitano tom a Consignees of Cargo are hereby honra de convidar por este moio informed that their goods are bo- as pessoas interessadas no projeong landed and placed at their to a reunirem-se na terea feira 21ek in the hazardous and/or ex- de corrente as 5.30 horas da tarde tra-hazardous Godowns of the n'este Clubpara deliberarom sobre o assumpto Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf & Godowa Company. Limited, ~... CLUB LUSITANO, Hongkong, 18de Outfibro de 1913. against Bills-of-Lading counter

whence delivery may be obtai

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES,

From KOBE AND MOJI

THE Steamship...

JAPAN

aigned by the Undersigned.

Optional Cargo will be carried on unless notice to the contrary be aiven to-day.

All claims must be presented with ten days of the steamer's arrivalhere, after which date they cannot be recognized.

No claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns, having arrived from the above and all Goods: remaining undel- hereby informed that their goods subject to rent. ports; consignces of cargo are ivered after the 26th inst., will ba

will be delivered from alongside.↑ "All broken," chafed, and dam- Cargo impeding the discharge aged goods must be left in the will be landed at coprigness' isk Godowns, where they will be ex- and expense, into the hazardous amined on the 25th, inst., at 9.30 and/or extra hardous: Godowns m

+

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His Lordship observed that from the authorities, and was mouth) Heavyweight Champion of the Hongkong and Kowloon No Fire Insurance will be GANDE, PRICE & CO., LTD libel surely involved libel on an found the possession of the Individual or corpora on, but caused. The notes wald this case it was & obarge of pub noes and she sold some of them lishing an article whion had the for foniteen ce teach, and this, effect of being calculated to excite he thought, would show that they tumult and disorder in China. It were forgeries. certainly cast reflect one upon Efrain persons,

The jury returned nangalanas verdict of not guilty.

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