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TO-DAY'S

THE HONG KONG TELEGRAPH

LATEST WAR TELEGRAMS.

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NINETY-FIVE SURVIVORS LANDED.

Fanuary 27, 3.45 p.m.

EXTRA

HONGKONG, FRIDAY, JANUARY 28, 1916

MYTHICAL HOSPITAL

Chinese Obtains the Sum of $1,342

A charge of obtaining money by false pretences was brought against a Chinees who was before Mr. Hasaland, at the Police Court this morning. The man was arrested on board the 8.a. Onsang by Sargt, Pincott.

In opening the case, Sergt. Pincott said that the man was

BELILIOS PUBLIC SCHOOL,

(Continued from Faga 5.) Object Lessons were given by Misses Mooney, Gourdin, Shiu and Cheung. All these lessons were very satisfactory indeed, and would compare favourably with those given by Student Teachers at Papil Teachers' Centres, or to Training Colleges in England. They bear testimony to the Talas

THE PRIZE LIST. Lady May then presented the Frises, the full list being sa follows:-

Special Prizes and Certificates.

For Local Examination Passon, Hongkong University Senior Reamination-1, Florence Chen- alloy (Honours, distinction in Geography): 2, Lillian Chepalley (distinction in needlework) $, Maria Asvier.

Hongkong University Junior of the matruction given by Mrs. Emination.-1, Kwan Wai- Tateber and by the lecturers

at

SHARE MARKET QUOTATIONS.

Up to the Minute.

Indo-Chinas (Cumbia-

ed).-$182, buyers. Indo-Chiesa (Deferr ed).—$132, buyera. Douglases $118,

bayers.

Orders issued to-day by Mr. F.

CORRESPONDENCE.

The opinions expressed by the. correspondents are not neCOSS- arly those of the Hongkung

Telegraph"]

HUNS ON SHAMBEN.

(To the Editor of the Hongkong Telegraph.) Sir-To-day is the

His confederates on Shameen, led by the notorious Bus Consal, asid to be a brother of M R lor, Consul of Aleppo, who has of Armenians, celebrate the occasion by sporting frock coats,

The Admiralty states that a report has been received that 95 (the defendant had collected no ly intelligent, and these teachers 3, Poon San-han, (Distinction in C. Jenkin, D. S. P. (Reserve) | assisted in person the mASSECTOR

survivors of the auxiliary cruiser Tars have been landed at Sanussi They are being well treated, and an attempt is being made to send them clothing, etc.

The Tars is evidently the British-India boat of that name. This is the first intimation received concerning her loss.]

CHURCH MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION.

Objects of a Hongkong Organisation,

going round with a book saving he was collecting for a Chinese hospital. According to the book, less than $1,342.40 in two years. Evidence was given by Alfred J. Holland, chief officer of the Empress of Japan, who said that the defendant went on board the bost an December 25, and pro- duced what seemed to be a book soliciting assistance fors Chinese hospital. Witness gave him $1. Percy Jones chief officer on the as. Onsang, spoke to defendant The Accused Discharged To-day. coming on board the boat on Tuesday and Wednesday pro- dusing the book mentioned above. Witness gave him $2.

MISSING SOVEREIGNS

CASE.

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the

Musketry Part IL/

the Technical Institute Teasing (Distinction in arithmetic, POLICE RESERVE ORDERS, that arch-villain the Earthday of

needlework, and draw- obers' Clam. The questioning by ing); To Kwan-fang, Distine Stadent Teachers was particular tion in Scripture and needlework) have acquired the art-o often

needlework and arithmetic); state lacking in untrained teachers Gertrude Pinna, (Distinction in sren of very high intellectual needlework and Arithmetic): 5,Sunday, January 30th-No. 3 attainments of making

Elfrida Osmund, (Distinction in Company and No. 4 Platoon of pupils think and work for them needlework); 6, Jalis Aawee, No. 1 Company, as detailed in selves. The blackboard scheme Distinction in needlework); orders of January 26th and 27th and notes of lessons through Juan Mek ging, (Distinction in Sanday, February 6th-All were very good The object needlework)

P.Ca. of Nox, 1 and 2 Platoons of lessons are undoubtedly fulfilling

Oxford Local Preliminary Ex-No.1 Company are provisionally their real object viz. training in amination, Mercedes Barrettos warned to fre on this date. observation, and the acquisition Chang King-yuk, 3, Fok Kum of English. Stereotyped answers

yang, 4. Delininda Lopes; 5, to questions, except fo thplouat Anizia Lopes; 6, Florence Lyen; classes, ware happily copieuses 7, Nuis Rosario: 8; Tang Hon-

Rifles

All F.Ca. of No. 1 Company whom Service Dafina have not been lasted will draw same as Central

top-hats, feasting and drin and what they are pleased to teres the singing of sacred so let them to it with all their mot and burst themselves. But the disgraceful part of the whole basi- seen is that they are still permit ted to reside here and expose their Concession of Shameen ad ho: discredited flag on the British e. from Consulate and hongs and even from a hong cupied

i.

M. R. E Lindsell, chief composition, dictation, arithmetic King 9, Berths Xavier; 10, Aurea Palies Station on Tuesday, Febru by a British firm.

The case of the Indian soldier who was charged with stealing seventy sovereigns from a fellow soldier whilst both were in hos-ssistant to the Secretary for pital was concluded to-day before Chinese Affairs, said that he Mr. J. R. Wood.

examined the book, and no much

by their absence." all classes,

and other books were submitted to me for inspection. The work throughout was very satisfactory,

Xavier

Special Prize for English Com position (presented by Mra. A

Kwan-fong.

ary 1st, at 5.30 p.m.

Leave Regulations Copies of the Hegulations So, have been issued. Members who have not received same may

What an insult to the British nation! How much longer will His Majesty's representatives coD- allow this and the disgrace of is

Mr. Shenton was again present hospital as that described in the neatcess being insisted on. ・Ali Mackenzie, a former pupil).--To rerning leave from Parades, Duty, tinue to subunit to this insalt and

Elia

Mailboat's Arrival

begining of the book was known to exist. Without being ques tored, defendant made a confes sion, saying he was very sorry. He would not have taken the step but for the fact that he had a wife and five children. He ask- ed to be excused:

Defendant said that owing to the war he was compiled to do that sort of thing.

the work is regularly corrected by the teachers responsible.

"Record Boots.—This is a

Class Prizes,

Clase 1-1, Florence Chenalloy, usafal feature. These books were 2 Villian Chenalloy; 3, Maris started some seven years ago as a Xavier. stimulus to the Lower Grade mir tresses, to whom they serve as a "guide in the teaching of the different subjecte. They have also been found useful for reference,

Class 2-1, Kwan Washing; 2, To Kwan-fong; 3, Poon San-han:

Class 3-1, Delnieds Lopes, 2, Bertha Xavier, 3 Anizia Lopes and Aurea Xavier.

Class 4-1. Wong Baa-chan; 2, Leung Lai-yung; 3, Tung Lan- ngaa.

Class 5-1 Yaan Tei; 2, Chung Yak-hing; 3, Yeang Tak-zien,

Class 6-1, Yuen Kwai-aun; Wong Fo-kasi; 3, Chan Yat- chai

There has just been issued an interesting pamphlet outlining the objects and activities of the Hongkong Church Missionary on behalf of the prosecutar ? Association, of which the Bishop Worship said he had of Victoria is President, Major decided to discharge the man. The Wenborn the Hon. Treasurer circumstance of the finding of the and the Rev. W. Y. Featherstone money on the accused was a very the Hon. Secretary.

suspicious one, but not sufficient The Bishop, in a foreword, says: to justify conviction. "The Hongkong Church Mis

Mr. Shenton said it was a very sionary Association is not to be difficult case, and he would like confused with Charch Missionary to consider it. He must ask his Societies formed in 1799 for the Worship to a writter judgment

when the Head Mistress destres evangelisation of the World; it His Worship-I bara aid alli

Mr. Hazeland asid he regarded to compare the work done at di- administers from London a world I want to say and the man is the offence as very serious. Heferens periods, and to secertain wide organization and employs discharged.

proposed to convict,

Įthe progress made or otherwise. thousands of agents. The former,

Sergt Pincott proved a pre-The frequency of examinations the Hongkong CMA is a purely The P. and O. Homeward Mail vicus conviction, and sentence of hald depends a good deal on the local organization. It is

steamer Moolian, with the Hong-six months hard labour was state of the class, and the dilig-2, voluntary Association of mem- kong mail of the 16th December passed

ence of the teachers, but the bers of the Anglican last, arrived in London on

Headmistress endeavoura to Communion resident in the Wednesday afternoon, the 26th ST. JOHN AMBULANCE

examine at least one class esch: Fast (vide list of members) instant.

week, in addition to the thorough Its twofold

ASSOCIATION.sad complete examination formed in 1899.

of objeo: is to spread accurate mis-

all the classes in all subjects sionary information and to sasiat noon, Mr. E. L. Shenton, who had At an examination in first aid twice yearly, in July and approved missionary work in the been prosecating in the case of the Technical Institute, out of 10 ed then also, and the books are to the wounded, held recently at December. Results are chronicl- Diocese of Victoria. This may the thres Chinese sccused of be work managed by a purely committing robbery with violence students examined the following sent to me for signature and re- Diocesan Committee, as the Discs at 37, Gilman Street, said that here successial ----

marks. These books are always ma Schools and Orphanages, or wished to withdraw the charge. La Kna-ving and Samuel Mok.ccasion of casasl visits of the 3rd Year Course (Medallion) ready for inspection also on the by any Anglican Missionary The thres defendanta were there- Society of which the Bishop upon discharged.

2nd Year Course. Leung Director of Education or the In- Kim-shu. approved. Ita funds are disposed

spector of English Schools,” by the local committee which is appointed by the annual meeting of all subscribers.

2

Discharged.

At the Police Court this after-

will

"Accurate information lead to definite intercession. It is hard to pray for those we do not know. The New Testament in- tercession for Missions was always based on information received.

"This pamphlet provides the members of the CMA and others with accurate up to-date inform ation in brief form of the mis sionary sim and scope of most of

Accurate information will, I the Church Organizations in the am persuaded, produce much co- Diocese. It is in two parts: the operation in the missionary Work. first deals with the Colony of Ladies and gentlemen can în Hongkong, and the latter with various ways help, especially in Church work in China proper. the institutions in which English Only a small propertion of these is spoken, besides the obvious op incur financial help from the portunity of monetary assistance. "Owing to the war the supplies Association bat all may well be remembered in prayer.

from England for missionary The pamphlet has been re-work are in danger of being con vised and brought up to date. Isiderably diminished. Ishall in shall be thankful if members of deed be thankful if local friends the Church of England who reside both English and Chinese come in or visit this Diocese will take forward to make up any deficiency the trouble to see at least some of and provide for advance. With all the institutions mentioned. myheart,Icommend the pamphlet "In order to guide visitors the of the Church Missionary As full address of each institution is sociation to all members of the given in English and Chinese. I Anglican Communion in Hong am sure it is the boundon duty of kong."

1st Year Course.-Jose Maria. Braga, Tito A. Carvalho, Hung Wai-sang, Alvaro A. da Luz, Fernando A. M. Rosario.

Dr. O. W. McKenny was the Hon, Lecturer, and Dr. Waleza Gibeon acted as Hon. Examiner,

HARBOUR OFFENCES.

(Signed) E RALPHS,

Claas 7 A-1, Wong Hing-so. Class 7 B.-1, Hung Ki-chan Class 7 C.-L, Haen Wai-chee. Class D-1 Bernice Chenal loy; 2, Beatrice dos Santos; 3, Greta Mooney.

Class 81-1, Tanz Chai-

Class 8B-1, Yi Lai-chan.. Standerd HA 1, Lia Tak

gan

in

Standard IIIB.-1, Wang Tang-ching.

get copies at this office.

Motor Cycle Patrols. F.C. Randall, ransferred from HKV.O., is attached to Motor Patrols

Victoria Theatre.

The Prapristare, nare handed the sum of $224 to the Police Reserve Band Fund, this amount being half the proceeds taken on the occasion of the Com- plimentary Performance..

HARBOUR OFFENCES,

to exist?

It speaks volumes for the Brit- ish residents of Shameen that

they maintain a peaceful attitude, bat it would never be surprising to see a change leading to a dater- mination to take the matter into their own hands and remore these flags and raga.

Yours etc...

DISGUSTED. Canton, 27th January, 1916.

VOLUNTEER ORDERS.

Promotions.

No.1369, Sapper W. G. Clarks, 27. 116. Engineer Co., to be LcUpl, dated

Engineer Co., to be LoOply No. 1670, Sapper BC. Norris, dated 27. 1. 16.

Before Commander C. W Beckwith, B., at the Marine Lient-Col A. Chapman, V.D., Corps Orders issued to-day by Court yesterday, Police Seratate- gemat William Piacott charged Woag Shu and Leang Mai, boatpeople, with unlawfully making fast their boste the 15. Chan Sang whilst un- der way in the Harbour, without the permission of the master of officer in charge thereof, on the 25th inst. Defendants were fined Standard III C.-1, Tim Chu- $50 each.

Chan Tain, bostcasa, W&E StandardIIA-1,Lai Tat-yung charged with unlawfully being Standard II B-1, Wong Ban on board the a. Tjilasjap with Standard II C.-1 Tang King-out the parzission of the master or officer in charge thereof an Standard IA-1, Wong San- the 27th inst. A fine of $50 was king.

imposed Standard I B.-1,Chim

Kai-

Rose

chan.

yak.

FATAL FALL FROM TRAMCAR.

Inspector, English Schools. In conclusion, I wish to thank the subscribers to the Prize Fund for their "generous help, the Botanical and Forestry Depart ment for plants supplied, and the various members of the school staff for their willing co-opera-yang tion, more especially the follow-

For Recitation. --Aida ing: Mias Henderson, for acting and Patricia Remedios. Before Commander C.W. Beck-as School Treasurer, Miss Clarke,

Prizes for study of Chinese. with, RN, at the Marine Court as Librarian, Miss Heang, a cook- (Rsserre) charged Chan Lam, a drawing-Tescher, all in in this morning, P. C. Alex Consland

Class 2.-1, Awan Wai-hing ery instructrees; Miss Gourdin,

Class 3-1 Tang Bor-ying under way in the Harbour during duties; also Mr. Sung Hok-pang, boatman, with unlawfully being addition to ordinary school

Clam 4-1, Isang Lai-yang Class 5.-1, Yuen Tai. prohibited boars and with nalaw who worked so unremitting

Class 6.-1, Chan Hang-ngan fully failing to renew the licencely in the interests of the verazon- and Wonz Po-kwal, of his boat on the 27th inst. A far side, and whose recent pro- Class 7A-1, Then S, 2, Wong fice of $2 was imposed.

through falling off a motion to a post in Queen's Hing-, 3. Fung San-tong PoliceBergeant George Jackson College is real loss to this!

Class 7B-1, Kwan Wai-fong: Spring Garden. 2, Lam Kwan-ying; 3, Tsang charged Bo Kam-shing, master school. of the steam launch Sui Fang, The subscribers to the Prize Chin-ngo.

Class 7 C1, Euan Wai-chi with anlawfully carrying six Fand are Hon. Sir C. P. Chater passengers on board his launch K. C. M. G., Hon. Mr. Lau Chu-2, Cheang Sai-ying, 3, Lam Sai- by his licence, on the 20th inst. Mackenzie (an old pupil), in excess of the number allowed pak, Sir Robert Ho Tang, Mrs. King.

Class 8 A-1, Chang Sheung- antil Monday the- 31st inst, at Humphreys, W. J. Tatcher, Chiu-wa 10.30 a.m.

Shewan, Tonzes

Class 8 B.-1, Lang Sui-ha; 2, Com W. G. Humphreys and Co. Tam Yum-chi; 3, Chenug Sai- Butterfield and Swire, Jardine ugan Matheson and Co., Lanstead and Standard IIIA-1, Tim Hang- Davis, Bradley and Co.. Gibb, ho; 2, Yeung Shin-wa; 3, Tang Távingston and Co., E. D. 888 Min-ngen.

of Mr. Chan Tang-tang, of 1 A rickaba coolie, in the employ Alveston Terrace, was admitted Civil Hospital suffering from yesterday to the Government injuries received to his head

whilst it was in motion near The affair happened just before the man had died. 11 o'clock, and before evening

tramov

No. 1838, Sappar G.EL. Marley, Engineer Co., to be Loophy dated 21. 1. 182770

Scouts Coy to be Corply dated No. 1419, LoCpl. P.8. Cassidy, 28. 1. 16. Scouts Co., to be LcOpl., dated No. 1547, Private E. Wilken,

28. L. 16.

No. 1696, Private D. E. Clarke, Scouts Co., to be LcCpl., dated 28 1.16.

Englacer Company.

under instruction sa Mechanist The following members are Electricians

Matthewman, LeCpl. E.O.Norris 2/OpL W. J. Hill, LeCpl. T. E. 2/Cpl. J. Day, LeCpt. W. Brown LeCpl. G. E. Marley.

inst

Parada

Parades for Saturday, 29th 1.30 am. Members of Signall- ing Section and other Signallers, as detailed in Signalling Section order dated 8.12. 15.-Morne flag quarters, date,

all Buropean Christiania who stay The publication contsins de iis Worship remanded the case Mesars. N: J. Babb, H. kak; 2, Chang Kin-fun; 3, Yeung Standard 11 C.-1, Lam Sha-and Heliograph practice at Head

and

bo, 2, Kwong Hairyut; 3, Cheung Yuk-chan

Standard I A.-1, An Sai-hing, 2 Lan Kwai-heung; 3, Yu Yan

Standard I B.-1, Tang Po Alak; 2, Ho Wo; 3, Cha Yim-ling. ying; 2, Ho Sai-nai; 3. Chan

Park Range as detailed in Carpe 2.30 pm. Musketry at King's Order No. 3 dated 25.L. 16..

Bemainder Nil. Parades next week is Scouts Company, Tuesday, 1 as this week, accept that there will be no parades on Thursd. Friday.

in the Best to at least acquaint tails of the work done in Hong- themselves with missionary enter- kong and China under

the prise. No member of the Church suspices of the Association, în of England ought to go away from schools, preaching halls and Alleged Sampaa Theft: this colony without knowing orphanages, and states that there Four men were charged before something about missionary work are now 3,000 Chinese member, Mr. Hazeland by Sergeant Wills, Accurate information may pos resident in the Diocese of Vic- this morning, with being concern ibly result in criticism, and the toria. Seven Chinese clergymenged with one other in stealing from soon and Co., D. Sassoon and Co., Standard IIIB 1 Tit Sai- Standard I 0-1, Poon BaFebruary, Remainder--the same governing bodies of the various 12 Chinese licensed lay readers, a sampen in Yaumati Harbour $40 Johnson, Stokes and Master, matitations will welcome friendly, 22 Chinese catechists, bible wo in money, jewellery, and other Hughes and Hugh, Lane Crawford criticism of fellow Christians, men and a large number of articles, value altogether at $95,- and Co., Douglas Lapraik and Co.,

Standard IIA-1, Lia Tak Such criticiens will do good if voluntary Chinese helpers 20. It appears that the men Ho Fook, Chau Sia-ki, Tar shin; 2, Leang Su fung; 3. Ho made to the right quarter, bat operate with a staff of 19 English rowed out to s sampan, which Cheong, Wong Ping-son, Dr. So-kai only harm if made to those who missionsties, clergymen and had been temporaziły laft by its Kwan 8am-ym. Chan Sui-Ism, Standard B-1, Tip Yang already disregard the supreme some seventy Europe, mission- Owner, and stole the goods. The Teang Tze wan, Mok Teo chen, Liu: 2, Wong Mei-kum; 3, Fang duty of the Church 22

jury teachers.

case was adjourned until Monday. Lo Chung-kin, Mok Man-cheung. | Ma-kwo

hin, 2, Liu Cho-ying, 3, Wong Lim-shia.

Drill Prizes.

Sze Kwok-wa, Sa Oi-nin, Bang Ngan-Ini Wong Kun Ban, Ng Tak-ching, Kwong Lan-ying, Wong Ching-Han, Yeang Shuk-

Detal

On duty motile morning