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SANITARY BOARD.

The Water Carriage System

Again,

The usual fortnightly meeting of the Sanitary Board was held yesterday afternoon when the head of the department Mr. G. N. Orme presided. There were also present the Hon. Mr. W. Chatham, OM.G. Hon. Mr. "E. A. Hewett, O.M.Q. Hon. Mr. S. B. Q. Ross, Col. Gordon-Hall, Mr. P. W. Goldring, Mr. Ng Hon Tez, Mr. Chan Kai Ming. Dr. W., W: Pearce, M. O. H. and Mr. W: Bowen Bowlande, secretary,

An application was considered for permission to erect three water olosets at Ian Mor Peak Road..

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CHINESE ATHLETES.

The Reception at the Theatre Royal.

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Yesterday evening there was a reception at the Theatre Royal by the Hongkong Amateur Athletio Federation of the Chinese com- petitors in the Far Eastern Cham- pionship Gamee. Mr. Un Kam Wah presided, and among those present on the platform were H.E. the Governor, the Bishop of Victoria, Mr. E. A. Irving (Director of Education), Sir Robert. Hol Tang, and Mr. E. Ralphs (Ia- epcotor of English Schcole. The theatre was filled.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, – 1915,

LANGKAT OUTPUT.

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10 15th, inst. 4,507 Daily average 300.40 POLICE RESERVE ORDERS.

Hongkong Police Reserve Or dere issued in-day are as under:

Parades. (Central Police Sts. tion, 5.30 pm)

To-day, June 18,—Chinese and Indian Platoons. Rifle Exercises. Thursday, June 17.-All N. C. Officers under D. S. P.

The Chairman said they desired to show their appreciation of the excellent way in which those men who were sent to Shangbai up- held their reputation. He heart- ly welcomed H.E. the Gov- The president after speaking ernor, who, be said, during the on the necessity for adhering to many years he had been among "settled plan of procedure them, had alwaye taken a deep said that if the application were interest in everything they did, graaled in one case, it ought to and his presence there that even be granted in respect to neighing was yet another indication of touring houses in like oir- his interest in their activities.

Friday, June 18.- No. 1 cumstances, unless there were Ho congratulated the athletes. Piatcon, British Company with particular grounds for excep Mr. Macpherson, who noted in Service Riflee? tion. It would be "very un- the double capacity of Hon. Drill Cup Competition. fortunato

Patoons sie warned that next grant an appl. Secretary of the Federation and เว ication in respect of one house Manager of the team of ath-week they will parade for train- and refuse it when made for a letos said that three months before ing under their Commanders as neighbouring house. Personally the games at Shanghai tok place follows:

No. 1 British and Indiao,- he thought it would not be more Mt. Crooker, Hon. Secretary of dangerous to grant the privileges the Content Committee, visited Tuesday and Friday. No. 1 and required to the better class of longkong and invited the Feder-2 Chinese, Monday and Wed- European house, than it would be to keep the applicants under, the discomforts and inconveniences of the present system.

DAIRY FARM NEWS.

BUTTER & CHEESE.

Owing to the abnormal prices ruling at present in Australia for Butter, and the rise in the price of Canadian Stilton Cheese, wo have been compelled to advance our retail prices to the following:-

DAISY

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BUTTER

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BUTTERCUP „

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These prices have been approved by the Food Committee and came into force on 24th May, 1915.

TELEGRAMS.

COLLISION AT SEA.

BRITISH STEAMERS

DAMAGED.

the

(Router's Service To The "Tolograph."

London, Received June 15. A message from Port Said states ation to assist the Chinese team neday. Nos, 3 and 4 Chinese, that the British steamer Radnor particularly by supplying fest-Thursday and Saturday. Nos, 1shire bound from London to ball, volles ball and tennis and 2 Portuguése, Monday and Yokohama collided with players, cyclists and swimmere. Wednesday Nos. 3 and 4 Por. British teamer Dawlish, bound The Hor. Mr. Hewett differed This the Federation agreed to do, tuguese, Tuesday and Friday, from the chairman when be said selecting twelve footballers, seven No. 2 British,Tuesday and that because the Board inido one volley ball players, two cycliste, Thursday. grant they caght to grant a three tennis players and five aimilar application from similar swimmers, 20 men in all, and districte. He dieputed entirely through the generosity, of many" that there was any discomfort in the bucket system. The president remarked that the board ought to be consistent one

way or the other.

"HARBOUR OFFENCES.

Before Commander C, W. Beck. Chinese gentlemen in Hongkong suflicient money was secured to with It. N., at the Marine Court pay the necessary expenses. Be this morning, P. O, Edward Wills, referred to the superiority of the charged Lam Cheung, master ni men of the North over the men the stasm launch Lee Sing, with The Hon. Mr. Hewitt remarked from the South, on the track, and unlawfully carrying twenty pas that with a growing population said that the North hud rot always sengers in excess of the number on the upper levels he did not been superior to the South in this allowed by his licence, within the think there would be sufficient respect. At the Chinese national local trade limita, at 5.30 a.m. on water to justify the erection of gaur es in Nanking in 1910 Flong- the 14th inst. Defendant was fined water closets.

kong secured six firste. The im- $30. provement in the North was

Mr. Goldring did not agree with the last speaker'a approval due, he believed, to improved of the bucket system. Mr. Liewett

from Karachi to Gibraltar, cff Newport Rook. The Radnorshire was holed in the forepeak and returned to her anchorage, The Dawlish was beached, a fire buy- ing broken out in the forecastle. Three of her men were injured.

LIVERPOOL FIRE.

COTTON WAREHOUSE DAMAGED.

"London. Received June 15. A fire burned for twelve boura

SUMMARY COURT.

Chinese Wants Jugdment Set Aside.

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Steamers calling at Sebattik or Sandakan exclusively for Silimpopon Coal (either cargo or Bunkers) are exempt from pay- mont of all Port charges..

At Sebattik steamers

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Charts of Sibuko Bay, (Sebattik Harbour) Prices, and all other information concerning the Port can be bad on application to the Agents!

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The above mentioned vessel having arrived, consignees of cargo are hereby notified to send in their Bills of Lading for couri- tersignature and take immediate delivery of cargo from alongside, discharge Cargo impeding will be landed immediately t consignees' risk and expense.

facilities and to scientific train- ethical truths firmly implanted to-day in a cctton warehouse at

In on the mind and readily applied lived in a hotel on this side of ing in physical work.. the harbour whers water closets this connection Hongkeng had in practice. The acquisition of Liverpool and the damage is were used and he was certain that two needs more ground and a what we call "a good habit" is estimated at many thousands of Kowloon.

pounds. he, Mr. Hewett, had not er fully qualified director of physical the facility of putting principles On account of the into preotice. Therefore the first perienced tho ghastly results of cultore. the bucket system in Kowloon. scarcity of land in the Colony the essential in the formation of Col. Gordon Hallagreed as to the first need was difficult to meet, character is to inculcate gcod saperiority of the water carriage but money would produce the habits. We cannot begin too early. APPLICATION IN THE spetom over that of the bucket, second one, and given the nects- A child can be taught obedience, but he emphasised the need for anary financial support he would truthfulness, seemly behaviour, modesty, reverence for its parents fixed ideo as to how these appli- guarantee to produce the men. cations were to be considered. It Regarding the track events, and eldere, unselfishness. As the would be unfair to dodge about victory went to the Philippins child grows and begins to use his here and there granting one and men by two points, as the result reason we can extend the train- refusing the same privileges to a of their success in the mile relay ing. And one of the first things neighbour. "Nevertheless great race. In the whole competition to teach the growing boy is self- care should be used in consider the Chinese were first with 90 control. The exercise of restraint ing the first application for a pointe, the Philippines second in all things is essential, for bad 1050 as that was granted, there with 38, and the Japanese third habite are easily and quickly ac would be an influx of applications with 35. This contest showed gaired. I have raid that the body from the neighbouring houses. the great progress made in is the servant of the mind.

athletics in China during the past Man's actions, therefore, are The application was granted,

two years. In 1913 the Philippines controlled by bis will, and as a secured 134 points, the Chinese spring will become slack by con 56 and the Japanese 16 points, stant stretching so does the will In addition, almost every roord power become weak by indul made in 1913 had baen lowered gence in uncontrolled artions. very considerably, It was found And how eball we school a youth that the Chinese were not as fast in self-control?" as the Filipinos in the short events, but that they had greater Bride Has Her Jewellery.Stolen, endurance in the long races.

He did not wish to imply that the aim of the Federation should

CHINESE LADYS LOSS.

His Excellency then went on to enumerate the qualities to be developed in the field of sport. Referring to "do-operation," he said:

This morning at the Summary Ocart, before Mr. Justice Haze land, Mr. A. H. Crew of Messrs. Hastings and Hastings, made an

Cargo remaining on board applic.tion that the judgment

noon will against Ohu Pui, alias Obu Kin June 17th, 1915 at Wing, for $170 be set aside. The be subject to landing charges and grounds alleged in support of the if undelivered June 23rd, 1915 at lapplication were that Cha Painoon will be subject to both land-

was rot, and had never been a ing and storage charges,

No Fire Insurance whatevor partner or sole partner in the firm of Kwong Yuan Loi and that the goods in the statement of daim on which the judgment had been obtained bad, never been issued to him, and that the applicant did not leave the colony for the purpose of evading the service of the writ.

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and All chafed will be effected. damaged cargo will be examined at the above Company's godown June 21st, 1915 at 10 a.m.

No claims will be entertained unless accompanied by short delivery note or list of exceptions taken at the time of delivery to consignees and signed for and on behalf of the Pacific Mail S.S. Co. All claims must be filed on or before June 30th, 1915, other wise they will not be recognised.

R. U. MORTON,

Agent. Hongkong, 16th June, 1915,

· NOTICE TO. CONSIGNEES. From SHANGHAI, KOBE & MOJI.

HE Steamship THE

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Mr. Leo. D'Almada, for the be the producing of a few great "In the majority of English-Kwong Hang Ting, who obtained Before Mr. Wood, at the Police athletes. It was not that at all men this quality, handed down the original judgment, admitted Court, this morning, Li Shan wae Its aim was to get many boys and from generation to generation, is the discretionary powers of the charged by Inspector O'Sullivan, young men to take health-giving well-nigh inbora. I have often jadge to reopen the case, providing with being concerned in the exercises, and to take part in pointed out that the Chinese as he was satisfied that the applicant & race lack it, except in did not wilfully absent himself larseny

of $235 worth of recreative games.

what I may call its baser from the court. He did not admit jewellery-wedding presenta His Excellency's Address.

The Chinese can for however, that the judgment had from a newly-morried Chinese His Excellency presented the forma. lady at West Point.

diplomas to thesuccessful athletes, instance, boycott. But that is a been obtained irregularly.

The card was adjourned, Inspector O'Sullivan said the along with the trophies, each somewhat mean method of atlain- pawabroker from whom he had athlete being wildly cheered using an end. Moreover it is seldom really effectual. Confucius did received the only piece of jewellery he received his award. recovered, returned to his shop His Excellency said he, had not teach it. He taught the high- and found the prisoner pawn- been asked that afternoon to say or co-operation born of mutual ing a chain and pendant. The a few words to them on the subject confidence, between son spawnbroker, bad then act noted of the relation of athletics to the father, the people and the minis- the contents of the police warning, formation of character. "Accord-ters set over them, and finally. bat immediately the prisoner had ing toour philosophy man consists between the ministers and the pawned the article for $15 he of body and coal, or, as you might State. This co operation will A cable has been received by realised that it resembled one of prefer to call it, mind," observed weld the whole nation together Mr. H. J. Gedge, from Mr. the articles enumerated on the His Excellency. "The body is and must lead to that national E. S, Kadoorie to the effect that police list. Ho at once informed the instrument of the foul, while progress and development which the Winner of the raffle at the police and gave every assist the soul or mind animates and every well-wisher of your magnis the Grand Garden Fete in! ance in having the prisoner pervades the tody in all its ficent and ancient civilisation aid of the War Relief Fande (Bal- prrested...

parle. In the training of a longe to see. I welcome, therefore, gian, Britieh, French and Russian) The prosecutrix, who spoke toy, who is to grow into a man, your entry into the field of healthy held in Shanghai, for one Cadil English particularly well, deposed the great objao is the founda-sport and recreation, and I have lac 1915-80ylinder, 7 passenger to missing the jewellery from a tion of character, Charater may no doubt that you Chinese can motor car, which was drawn on drawer in her room.

be defined as the mind dominated win great benefit from the change 12th June, is Mr. Sparke Ticket

No. 683. The case was remanded, by principles, and principles are you are making." (Applause)

Motor Car Won in a Raffle.

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