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HONGKONG F.A.

The Monthly Meeting of the Council.

CANTON NEWS.

The President and the

・ Newspapërs

(From our own Correspondent),

Canton, Deo, 10.

The monthly meeting of "the Hongkong, Football Association was held at the Royal Engineers' A telegram from Peking statee Theatre last evening. Mr R. that the President has appointed

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1913.

To-day's Advertisements

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD,

BREMEN

LINE.

Hancock presided. Those pre-two Private Esoretaries to read IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL sent included Messrs F. Browns all newspapers, foreign and Obi- and A. S. Storrie, Commander hese. They are to translate all M. B. Baillie Hamilton R.N.references to the recent rebellion, and Messrs Long, Angus, Swan, to financial and religious and to Sergeant Wilson and FW. Eager, foreign affairs. Special attention is, to paid to references to

Hon. Sec.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

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"BULOW."".

The minutes of the previous Mongolian and Tibetan affairs. THE Steamship meeting baving been disposed of The President, it is said, spends the meeting welcomed Comman an hour a day reading the| |-- der Baillie Hamilton on his taking now par ors. up the duties of councillor.

Subsidiary Colns. The Secretary reported that With reference to the case in owing to the D.O.L.I men being which two men were detained by away in camp it had been resolved the Customs authorities for taking to defer the hearing of complaints subsidiery coin from Canton, the against a relerce and a player Cantoms Commissioner wrote to until the parties could be present. the Civil Administrator asking This action was confirmed. The whether popple were allowed to Assciation's Handbook for the cavy subsidiary pins to Hong- Reason was ready, he said, and kong, Macao, and other places. could he had for ten ceple, The Civil Administrator replied that the order prohibiting the taking away of subsidiary coine had son can lled.

The compiler was compliment

ed on his work.

It was pointed out that the isane was Emited, and that the books could only obtained through an affiliated Club or from the association Secretary;

DAIRY FARM NEWS.

OUR·

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Is

BUTTER

ABSOLUTELY the BEST OSTAINABLE. Nothing annoys more than indifferent or ¡bad quality

having arrived, Consignees of butter at meals or atten. cargo are hereby informed that their Goods, with the exception of Opium, Treasure and Valu and ables, are being landed and stored at their risk into the hazardous and/or extra hazardous Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company, Point Godowas, whence delivery FOR Limited, Kowloon, and West

may be obtained.

Optional Cargo will be forward- ed on unless information is re- coived from the Consignees before noon to-day requesting it to be landed here.

No claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns,

and all goods remaining nu- delivered after the 18th of Dec., will be subject to rent,

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All broken, chafed, and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on the 18th of Dec., at 9.30 am.

The Body In the well. A woman named An Wong-thi, residing at No 6 On Ku-lam, Siu Nam-mon-Small Southern Gate The Proposed Interport Match.

The report of the conferenca rebeat her little sei vant girl aged the proposed interport match years so cruelly that she died. with Shanghai Football Asocia-fearing that this would be found tion submitted that the H.K.F.A. out, she had the corpss purposely should invite the S.F'A, to placed into a well so that it might visit Borgkorg during the appear that the maid-strant had fallen in the well and this killed coming Chiners New Year to play an inter-art match with the herself. Some workmen were bribed Hongkong F. A. The report to bring up the corpte from the well should be informed that the R.K. was then carried out of the house.ersigned by the undersigned. further suggested that Shanghai and put it into the collie which F. Olub, the H. K. League, and The police auspectiny murder, the United Servicra League would toppad the coffin and had the NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD, be prepared to put representative corpes examined. It was found teams against them on the occa-that the body was covered with sion of their visit. It was also wounds and the women was recommended that, in the event accordingly arrested.

A Shocking Case. A similar and

етед more

of Shanghai's acceptance, a work- ing committee should be formed to carry out the whole of the in- shooking case was reported in cidental (entertaining, ground, which a maid-servant, 14 years advertising &o,) in sub-com- old, was murdered by her mis

mitteos.

The names of the General Committes are:-

Nominated by H. K. F. A. Mesure. R. Hancock and A. P. Storrie, Captain T. A. Robertson. A. O. D. Commander M., B. Baillie Hamilton R. N. and F.'W. Eager (Hon. Sec.)

Nominated by H. K. F. C. Messrs. F. Browne, J. H. Murtrio, and J. C, Taylor.

"Nominated by H. K. L.:- Mesera, R. F. Long and A. S. Ellis. Nominated by U. S. League Lieut. E. K. Jenkins (or another nominee by the D. O. L. 1), sud Sergt. A. A. Wilson R. A.

All claims must reach us before the 25th of December, 1913, or they will not be recognized. affected.

No Fire Insurance will be

Bills of Lading will be count

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tress residing in Ping Ching THE Steamship Streat in the Old City. The body

had been burnt and the ears out

"JAPAN,"

off. This woman was also arrest-Capt. C. P. Beddon, will be

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Electric Light In Fatsban. The Kwong Wa Eleo'rio Light Company was established in Fatshan caveral months ago, but work has proceded to slowly that people are said to becoming

anxious.

despatched for the above ports, on MONDAY, the 15th inst," at: NOON.

The Steamer has superior Bo- commodation for passengers, is installed throughout with Electric Light and carries a duly certified

doctor.

The Steamers leave about every 3 weeks for Shanghai and Kobe, (Inland Sea), returning via Moji providing a stay of 5 to 6 days in Japan,

Return tickets are available by Co.'s Steamers. Fare for round the Indo-China Steam Navigation trip $120.

Canton Confucian Association.

Many telegrams have been sent to the Central Government strong. ly advocating, on behalf of all classes, the adoption of Con fucianist as the national religion. The report was approved.

It is said that the Osnton Con. The United Evices League fuoian Asscciation is to be per- to saked approval to play " Army v. mitted to use Navy" at Happy Valley on Box Kung as its mest ng hall,

ing Day. This was granted.

The Scoretary reported that

fourteen qualified official referere

the Mon Shan-

were on the books for active ter- THE “OUTLOOK” CASE vice and that all had paid their

subscriptions. Eight senior olubs

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THE WEEKLY TELEGRAPH.

CONTAINS ALL THE NEWS.

The most complete Mail Supplement in the Colony.

PHOTOGRAPH

The

Contains all the news of the weak in a most attractive form and in the paper for mailing to friends at Home. photograph this week is entitled, "Hongkong Police,"

Day by Day. Hotel Lists Steamers....... Passerger Liste Correspondencs Commercial...... Share Report Exchangers iga see a

The Courts it....

CONTENTS,

Pages.

13 Hongkong Weddings. 4. Hongkong Archilot's

... 8

50

7.

9

.Death......

Captain Shot Dead....

Pages.

46-47

...47

-48

Attempted Armed Rob-

bery

10-11 The Jiu Jiten Exhibition...49

11

Wild Street Scenes.........49

12-17 Volunteer Reserves..............50.

Telegrama.....18-28 T. K. K'a New Steamer...50 Leading Articles... 29-33 Mr Crofton Leaving.........60

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Notes and Comments.....34-36 Harbour Collision........51-54 PRICE PER CASE, 12 QUARTS DUTY PAID $68.00 Special Articles............37-38 Sport

were also in the same position, The case in which Looi Wai- and of the fourteen junior clubs kes sued . B. Lee of the China thirteen had paid their subeorip- Outlook for the sum of $1,000 tion.

was again mentioned at the THE Steamship

....... 39-43 There was one exception the Summary Court, this morning.

Orgon Recital............... 44 B.0.0. So far as finance WAR Mr. Norrington, (Mr. G.K. Fall

The Tai Shan..............44 concerned, they need not worry. Brutton) said that in this case

Sir Francis Piggott...... 45 as they were safe until the end of there would be a counter claim

The abovo Steamer having Death of a J. Pmi the sesson. He did not know if for improperly stopping the arrived, Consignees of Cargo Gallantry Recognised...45 the ssoretary of the Boys' Own printing of the China Outlook are hereby notified to send The "Andre Lebon."......45 Club was alive or if he was only He asked for a date to be fixed. in their Billa of Lading for count- shamming doeth," but, whatever Aa to discovery, if they had a ersignature, and to take im might be his condition, he cer-date fixed now without discovery tainly had not answered the let it might satisfy.

ters sont to him: Ho (the seD- The hearing was fixed for retary) had written a long letter Wednesday.

to them asking them to pay un and look pleasant" but he had

got no answer

The Chairman:-I ebould write to them again and say that if they don't pay they will be crossed off. Give them a week.

It was agreed to notify the B.0.0. accordingly. -⠀

Took the Brass.

EUROPEAN SUED.

Settlement Likely in Ellis Kadooorie School Case.

mediate delivery of Cargo from alongside.

Cargo impedlog discharge or remaining on board after 14th inst. at 6 p.m. will be landed at Con. afgases' risk and expense and de- livery must be taken from the hazardous and/or extra hazardous

45

SIX WEEKS HARD.

Absent from the House of Detention,

.

Chan Kwing-wing in

Hongkong...............54

Twelfth Night..............54 The Diocesan Conference...55 New P. & 0. Vessels ......56 An Unfortunate Mistake...55

ONLY $11

The Gas Company's Claim.

H.B. Collins was sued in the John Allen was charged before Summary Corrt, this morning. Godowns of the Hongkong and Mr J. R. Wood at the Police by the Hongkong and Chins Gas Kowloon Wharf and Godown Court this morning, with unlaw Company Limited for $11.69.

No Fire Insurance whatever fally being absent from the House will be effected.

of Detention.

Co, Ltd.

No Claim will be recognised It was explained that the de- Mention was made to-day in after the Goods have left the the Sunmaiy Court, bafore Ilis Steamer or Godown, and all goods fendant had left the House of This morning at the Police Honour the Pugne Judge (Mr remaining in Godown undelivered Detention on December 6 and Court, before Mr. J. R. Wood, a Justice Gomperzt); of the case in on 18th inst., will be subject to

had not roturned. Chinese boiler maker was charged which the Ellis Kadoorie Chinese with stealing two pieces of brass Schools Society figure as plaintiffs valued at 20 conts, the property in a claim for $1,000 against E. Cargo must be left on board Deep Water Boy to find work,

rent

Mr Russ, for the defendant, asked for an adjournment for a week.

Mr Dixon, for the plaintiff, said that he was afraid he could not consent, this was a case of the Gas Company's r

DO.

24 PINTS

DO. $65.00

PERRIER JOUET

OLD VINTAGE CUVEE

EPERNAY.

PRICE PER CASE. 12 QUARTS DUTY PAID $56.00

DO. $68.00 24 PINTS

DO.

VICTOR CLIQUOT

SPECIAL DRY

RHEIMS.

All chafed and otherwise dam- Defendant said he had been to Mr Russ Why should the PRICE PER CASE. 12 QUARTS DUTY PAID $36.00

or Godown and examination of same to be held on 19th inst., at 10a.m.

of the Hongkong and Whampoa A. Maxwell. Dock C, Ltd. at Hunghom, Too Mr. Lewis, for the plantiffs defendant, who was represented said that in all probatality the All Claims must be presented

by Mr. W. B. Hind of Messrs case would be settled. Mr Hind on or before 22nd inst., otherwise Brutton and Hett, explained that had come in and Friday was fixed. they will not be recognised. he took the brass from the mould He would ask his Lordship to put

lug shed to the boiler shed to re- the case in the list for next Fri JARDINE, MATHESON & pairia machine. The case was re- day. manded until Monday, bail being His Lordship: Very well, Tri-Adr allowed in 8255

day's list,

Inspector Fenton explained that the police had been looking for the defendant, and believed

he had been on the Canton boats lying about. He could not have been in the Colony, because be was well known to the police.

A sentence of Bix weeks hard

Co., Ltd.

Petala Agest, Hongkong, 18th Poc., 1913, (1072 labour was passed.

Gas Company have a privilege over other people? The Gas Company has removed all the fittinge and I have a counter claim.

DO.

24 PINTS DO. $38.00

SOLE AGENTS"

Mr Dixon: I would like to have GANDE PRICE

B date fixed.

Mr Russ: I want to file a coun claim ; it is only $11. **

Mr Dixon: Very well, I will consent to an adjournment.

The case was adjourned for a wook.

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