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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, JANUARY 29, 1916.

PASS

SSPORT AULES DANGEROUS

CHARACTER.

ELLIS KADOORIK SCHOOL-

TRAINING NOTES.

YACHTING.

Royal Hongkong Yacht Club. Eberswalt of the third Gesinar

This Morning's

AUT

The Hoa, Mr. Severn's Advice

to Scholars.

This morning was beauti- fully fine for the

-Bobberta Book Buoy Distance 18 miles.

and

The following te priblished in the Hongkong Government Faætta for general information ------ Defence of the Red-

ing Happy Valley, there WIE afsir number of

At the distribution of prises at rail spectators, though not neatly the Elia Kadoorie School this as many as were present when

Yacht,

·Chizune Rig

„fl'cap on

Course

Corrected

Time

MS EMS. ELS

MESSES. SENTA'S BEPORT

Meers S. D. Setas md Co., Sin their report dated January 27, itted:-

Cotton-Sales are reported of

20th

118 Worth,

THE REVOLT IN CHINA.

Reported Occupation of Sal-fa

The following slegram, patched from Yuunan on the 25th inst, was received by us hast evening:

"Hongkong Telegraph, Hong- At the Police Court this mars-about 200 packages at $28 (perbong The Republicans co the ing a Chinese was charged, on pical). Unsold stock is estimated

occupied Sar-fa, romant Wilk being in anlawful at about 900 packages. Reported Szechuan Tong Ki-yao. morning, the prizes were dis training only just commenced. Miranda. Scratch 215.67.2.15.47 ing cr leaving the United Kingen be seed for a ramane when

Passports of Passengers antar-possession of a dagger.

closing quotations:26 to 9 bat we give the message for what The sander is unknown to 12, Inspector Gordon stated, that (per pica)). tributed by the Colonial Secret Greater development is noticed Oenone. 520 DNS ary, the Hon. Mr. Cland Severn every day, and, from a spectaca Snips.

Indian Yarn:-We have noth- 10.40 DNS. Those slso on the platform ware lar point of view alone, a morning Sootengden 5.20 245.37 2.40.17(1) A person coming from or shr, he expected he would have approach of 186 Chinese New

Regulation 14 C.

the man was last before his Wor-ing fresh to report On the near

THE COAL MARKEI, Hr. Ellie Kadoorie, the Hon. Mr. at the Valter is not ill-spent. Dorothy II 21-20 2.40.25 2.19.05 intending to proceed to any place him a charge of

[beoh.. ablà to pat Lau Chu-pak, Mr. E. Ralpha (In-The times areas follows:-

before Year, business aa à rule is always

Keurs, Hughes and Hough's out of the United Kangdours more serices character, but toms they are negotiating for giver the following spector of English Schools), and Harry Andrew, 1 mile; 0.480, Flora

a much quiet, bat according to old eas coal report, dated January 28, pasrenger shall not, without the the Headmaster, Mr. R. E. 0.1.30.0,2.5.0.

Points Points special permission of a Secretary weak that he could not do a new books, and it is reported that Wakamate Mara, 2,800 tons; Bi-L

for Bace to date. of State, land or embark at any The man had been orignally about 175 bales of No. 68, 1,325 Wade Mara, 1,200 sone, Takao-

#parolaser to be entured in their

Coals Expected.From Japao: part in the United Kingdom un- less he hs in his possesion & reeted for committing a murder baler of No. 10, 1025 bales of san Maru, 3,100 tons Kozins valid passport imed to him not the police had not been able to and 475 beles of No. 20s, in all Byusho Marn, 3,100 lans; Talher at No. 66 Jardine's Bazaar, but No. 12, 199 bales of No. 168, Maru 3,000 tons From Düren: mare than two years previously, by or on behalf of the Government of the country of which he subject or a citiren, or, in the

The report having been read by the Headmaster, the prizes were handed to the successful boys by the Hon. Mr. Claud Severa, who afterwards addressed the boys

Tution 53.20 DNS. 78 40 DNF.

1. Miranda 117,2 Dorothy h

8

K

6

20

3. Sexsengden -Flor

5

18

8

Bomen Chief, I mide;iast three quarters, 0:47:0, 129.2,20.7. 1424, 2182

Garlands, 1 miles

145.8, 2.20.4, 1.59.3.

Oregon, I mile; 8.35.0, 1.29.0,

148.1, -, 226.1: 3.02.3.34.0.

Perfection Dahlia; 11⁄2 mile; -,

Nipper, mile, last three

He said that he was sure that those who had listened to the report read by the beadmaster, of quarters, 0.32.3, 16.0, 1.29.0. the work done during the first

Lazarus, 1 mile; 0.40.0, 1.17.3,

Denone Snipe Tatian

English

Yacht.

Hosp on

dom

the evidence was DOW

Maru, 2,500 tons. From North Chins; Albanis, 5,300 tons; Yei 3,000 tons; all sold. Maru, 3,000 tons; Techigo Maru,

Arrivals-January 15th, Añ-

prove the charge against him about 3,10 bales, were thus con- from Singapore seven years ago, The defendant had been banished | tracted. and had then returned to Hong about 10,000 bales: Sold hat un- of a person coming from place tong, from which place he had cleared stock, about 18,000 bales. ake Haru, 3,600 took, Mike, 17th,

Unsold Stock is estimated at outside the United Kingdom, periodically banished. When either such a passport or some arrested by a constable near thealed ready. In imports sales Mike; 17th, Taiko Maru, 1,500 other

Sandry Articles.Market Harunasan Maru, 4,500 tons, document patrefaeroHongkong and Shanghai Bank, stablishing his nationality she made a desperate attempt to

are reported în angoor at $21/2 identity. 10.35.4, 192, 145.0, 2.28.01 Feathers. Scratch 2.29 24.9.22.2k document as aforesaid there must chisel. He would have got away picat), fish mawa do at $85 to

To every such passport and set away, and the danger was found on him, together with a be attached a photograph of the if it had not been for us Wax tistan Indian constable who was close by helped to secure him.

year of its being a Governmentga 2260.

Harry Hawke, I mile; 0.40.0,|

school, had done so with | 117.3, 1.52.2, 2.28.0.

great

pleasure. When Mr.

Ellis Kadoorie, with

16219

Triumphant Dahlia, 1 mile,

| 2.53,2,3.25.1.

fo. Course,

£% Time.

MS. EMS. HMS!

Spoon drift, Vorper,

**

DNS D.N.S. 5.20 D.N.8.

Pts.

person to whom it relates. 25118ident in Ireland special per- In the case of British subjects

Pta.

800 239 18

for Race. to data

generosity, handed over that splendid building to the Govern-.

Geisha Dablia, 1 mile, last. ment, it was decided to give the school a distinct place in the mile, 0.38.2, 115.4.1.54.0,2.244 Irene,

Consall Chief, it wile, last Queen Bee. educational system of the Cology

three-quartors, 0.35.4, 1.4.2, Position by making it a District School,

1.46.0 thus putting it on the same foot-

Suffolk, 1 mile; Isat three (1) Feathers, ing as those well-established

(2) Qusen Bes. schools at Sayingpan, Yaumatiquarters 0.340, 1.11.2, 1.46.0

-Verper. and Watchai.

Peace, I mile; last mile, 0.35.0,

-Spcondrift." 19.4, 1440, 215.3

Irene.

Those schools

Moonlight, 1 mile; 0.37,2,İ 1.152,115.3, 221.

Venture, I mile; 0.37.0, 1.14.3, 150.3, 1541

fulfilled a very useful purpose in giring a thorough grounding in, the Chinese

and English languages, so that those who wished to go on to Queen's College, or to other secondary 151.3, 1.541 schouls in the Colony, might not them

Distant, 1 mile; 0.37.0, 1.14.3,

be handicapped. It gare

Ally, 13 mile; 0.44.3, 1.210 great pleasure to see Mr. Kadoorie 157.0, 2.32.3, 3.8.2, 3.41.4 there that day, as it showed

Matabele, 17 mile; 0.35.3, that he still took a keen interest 1211, 150.0, 2.271, 3.7.3. in the school, which was not the only one that he had established in this part of the world. (Ap- planee). They were also plsssed

Sandiway, 1 mile, let mile and quarter, 0.43.0, 1213,158,3, 2.31.4, 3.4.2

Tinker, 11 mile; last mile and quarter, 0430, 121.3, 158.3,

in see Mr. Lau Chu-pak pre 2314,342. being one of benefactors of the school, as was shown by the fact

King Charles, 1} mile; 0.58,2,

4

18 12

Championship Races. The remths of the sixth of the series of Club Championship Baces for the Handicsy, One Design, and Heyward Hays and Cheal Classes are as follows

Handicap Class. Cast Rock Baoy (P.), Lyeran Course:--Lyeraua Bescon (P.).

Beacon (P.), Distance 10,1 miles.

Yacht

Il'eap on

Dione.

Courso

Finishing 8

Time.

Corrected

Time:

caision to embark may be given by the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland instead of by a Secretary of State.

(2) If any person lands or embarks in contravention of this regulation, or if where any such

& fine of $200 was imposed.

(per picul), spricots at $23/34 ans, Fushan; 17th, Kosa Mare, (per pical), bhecabole at $10 (per 300 tons, Moji; Zlad, Jinju Maru, 3,000 tons, Chinwangião; $350 (per pical), halibore at 23rd, Fakai Mara, 4,900 tons, $24/26 (per picul), gends horas Mojis 24th, Tamon Maru, 2800 st $1,000 (per pical), ivory, Hoji, 24th, Taisho Mara, #t $550/780 (per pical) 3,300 tons, Fushao: 25th, Bandai patchuck at $140/145 (per pical), Maru, 3,200 tons, Moji; all sald. kismis at $28/31 (per picul},

Sales-No sales of importance Beznar stone at $250 (pèr catty),

reported." mnak at $350 (per catty) king- fisher feathers at $30/32 (par

special permission to land as EX-LUKONG'S OFFENCE 100), and peacock feathers at State subject to any conditions, been granted by a Secretary of the person to whom it was grant- ed fails to comply with any anch condition, he shall be guilty of a summary offence against these regulations,

Assault on a European Constable.

regulation the expression "pes- (3.) For the purposes of this senger" includes any person car- There was a deal of excitement ried on a ship other than a master outside the Dockyard gates yeater- or persons employed in the work day, the cause being the be or service of the ship.

haviour of a Chinese hawker, |

A permit from the Secretary of named Ng Pin, who was formerly MS HKS HS State will only be granted in a lukong in the Hongkong Police. exceptional cases, eg, whers & He was hawking nut toffee on the

$45/55 (per 10,000). In exports purchases are reported in green beann and white beans at 84 to 41 (par pical), caseia at $14 per pical), Chias roots at $6/16 pe pical), galangal at 39 per pical), at 814 (per pical), turmeric as $84/96 (per pical), and preserves at $46) (per case).

unsol

CHURCH SERVICES.

Quotations-Japanese conte sabed nats, $12.50, Unke dust, Mike lamp, $12.50, Mika $900; Akaike Jump, $9.25; $14.50, Ohnours 3 ft. Inmp, Toshio lump $8.80; Tagawalump, $10.00; Takashima lump. $15.50; feet lamp. $14.50; Ochi lomp, Shinnew pillar, $7.70; Kanada 8 $1500; Namaste lamp, $10.00; Nam zuta unscreened, $9.50; Namazuta nuts, $9.00 Ima lamp, $8,50; Sayo dust, $7.00; all per ton ex. ship; nominal, Other kinds. Fushun unsereen- ed $9.00; Fashna lamp, $9.80; Fushun dust, $8.50; Kalping navy lump, 31150; Kaiping loco lomp, $8.75; Kaiping No. 5 dust, $7.75; Kaiping No. 1 Dust, $1.50; Kaiping, washed" nati, Cardiff cal, na stock, Australian coal, nominal for saté, WEATHER REPORT.

that his name headed the list/1122,149.1,226.0,2.31.2, 3.337) Scratch lem. 50. 5,22.52-5.24.42 person whether British or alien pavement, contrary to regulation5, SE John's Cathedral, Hongkong $9.25; all per tan ership,

posted up there. Mr. Severn went" on to speak of the work of the school that he saw in progress when he paid a visit recently, saying he would like to urge the boys to give special attention to the proper pronunciation of Eng- lish He know they had difficulties, but he ale knew that they could surmount them, for he heard a small boy reading when he was there and the boy did not make one mistake. He was Yery pleased wilh one remark in the Inspector's report, and that was that the discipline was good.- That formed a very important part of their training, and the scholars should do all they could to support the masters in maintain- ing discipline. Es also con- gratulated them on the succeSI they had attained in the only game that was possible for them to play volley ball-and hs could sell them that the arrange ments for levelling the ground which had been given by Mr. Kadoorie were now complete and before long he hoped that they would be able to use it, (Applause.) That splendid build-

Durham Chief, 1 mile; 0.38.2, 0.50.4, 2.23.4.

"

Dankeld, 1 mile; 0.35.1, 1.12.1, 1.48.1, 2.20.0.

0.35.0, 7.3,

Windsor Dablix, 1 mile

142.2, 2.18.2,

2.54.0, 3.26.3.

Rozt

La Linda... Kathleen.

Scratch. 5.19.59 5.19.58 is for some reason ineligible and was espied by Police Cons

2.31 5.22.05.1933 for a passport. Colleen.

5.53 5.41.39 5.35.45

table Andrews, who emerged A permit from the Lord Lieut-behind a car and made to arrest 6.44 5:40.35 5.33,51 | anani of Island will be issued in bia. Asoon as defendant guess- Dorothea. 10.88 D. N. 8.

proper cases to British subjects ed his intention he attempted to Ayenirs. Buccaneer. 15.09 D. N. 8.

10.08 D.N. 8. → resident in Ireland in lieu of a get away, but was hardly sharp

passport.

enough. Pia Pu Position for Race. to date. tary age (Le, between the ages of result that he appeared before So he readived to turn British male subjects of mili- and fight, which he did, with the 1141, 150.3, 2.28.0, 2.56.2.

Bluelight, I mile; 0.37.2,(2) Rous

(f) La Linds. ...

18 and 41) who desire to leave Mr. Hazeland at the Police Court the United Kingdom (s) if rasi- this morning charged with assault (3) Dione. Firelight, 1 mile, 0.38.0,1112 |(4) Colleen

dent in Rogland, Scotland or on the police. 48.4, 2.21.3.

Wale mast hold either a pass Baby Daklis, 17 mile; 0.39.0,

(5) Kathleen. 1.51.0, 2.28.0, 3.03, 334

Portlight, 1 mile; 0.35.0.1.7.3, |1.51.0, 2.54.0.

Dorothes.

Ayesha.

Buccaneer...

9

17

7

37

6

35

5

30:

One DesignTM Class.

Black Bird, I mile, 0.37.3, [116.0, 152.0, - 2.57.3

Catty Sark, 11 mão; 0.38.0,† Course-Eyeman 15.2, 1.511, 827.0, 3.02.

(P.), "Cost Book Baby

Tam, mile, 0.38.1 131.1, Distance 8 miles. 1.47.3.

OFFICIAL NIGHTS.

P. C. Andrews stated that de- 28 part issued by the Foreign Office fendant was causing an obetrac on or after November 15th, 1915, tion by selling nut toffee on the

Beacon

Taght,

L'oep on

3. Course.

Finishing

Timo.

Oorrooled

Timo.

M/S. ELS. HMS. Bonita Scratch. D. N. 8. Ailes. Daphne.

4.37.13 4.31.13 4.36.03 4.38.03 4.40.14 4.40.14 Position.

Pts.

or

VOLUNTEERTM RESERVE ORDERS.

4th Sunday after Epiphany, 30th January, 1916, Holy Commisal munion (8.5 am) Matics (11 a.) Response: Ferial Venite: Hindle. Psalms: 144,

145.

Te Deum: Russell Jones Pre. Jubilate: Wesley (1st morning). Hymns: 291, 271. "God. Save rossed slightly in all districts except in On the 29th at 11.35–Pressure has do the King Evensonz (5.45pm) the neighbourhood of Shanghai where. It Responses: Ferial Psalms: of is nearly stationary.

the 30th evening. Magnificat: A shallow deprawida matanda fam Matthews (5th morning). Nene Visayas to Borneo.

from the Dimittis: Smart (22nd evening) 1

Fresh to moderate monsoon is indicated Anthem: "Like as the hart along the east coast of Chins and or

the China Sea. Novelle. Hymas: 79, 21, (Taus 2). N.B-Psalm 147, verses 1. 7, 12, 18 in unison. Psalm 143, verses 1, 7, 8, 12, in unison. Paal 149, verses 1, 5, G. P. in unison. Psalm 150 verses 1, 3, 6 in unison.

Hongtong Rainfall for the 24 hours ding at 10a.m. to-day, 0.00 inch FORECAST FOR THE 24 HOURS. ENDING AF NOON TO-MORROW.C

Dist:Tot

Forecast.

Hymns: 344, 57L 227, 172. Preacher Rev. J. Kirk Maconia- chie. Evening 6, Hymns: 359, 10, 111, 299, 363. Preacher: Rev. z Formosa Chidne). F. Robinson.

St. Peter's Church, West Polst-3

8am. Holy Communion. Ila n Morning Prayer and Sermon Preacher: Rev. WT. Feather- stens.

East

Both cost of Chins be-ye

tween H, and Lamooks as No.1 south court of China ba The tifeen ELT and Heiufo......

a passport issued before parement. The man commenced November 15th, 1945, which has to run, but was cought. been vised by the Foreign Ofe turned round and struck witnessi since that date; (b) if a resident several blows on the body and al- (P.), in Ireland must hold either a wickethis feet from under him. passport or & Tized passport as Witness tried to blow his whistle, pecified in (a) or a permis issued but was stopped by defendant, Union Church, Kennedy Road 1 Rongbong to Gay Rock by the Lord Lieutenant,

who grabbed hold of him. Even-Sunday Services. Morning 11. tüally the whistle was blown and a soldier, together with an Indian constable came on the scene, the defendant being locked up.

His Worship How did he get all the blood on his clother? I did that, your Worship. It was B.K.V.B. Order No. 11 issued done in the struggle, and I could to-day by Major Wakeman, Com- not get him in any other way. Pmanding EKV.B., states

Defendant stated that the con- to date

Parades for the week-ending stable went up to him, såked him 2. Ails

5th February-NIL-

if he had a lience and then Musketry. Hayward Hays and Gael Classes. Company on Wednesday the constable. 3. Halcyon

struct

blow OFF Muskatry will not be carried the nose and cheek. He denied Bonita

out by the shambatkof "D"

ever having kicked or struck the Course-Lysmian Beacon (P.),|2nd February,

Inspector Gordon said there Field Operations, - Field Operations will be carried defendant had salted & Ear was another case in which out by "A "B" and "0" Com-

Lopean.constable, and he (defend- panies on Sunday the 6th Febru-ant) had been in gaol many times. ary, and Sunday the 20th- February. Fürther orders will be being responsible for the obstruc Sevice 10.35 am Sunday had cloud, doing zali, dogs

Scale Dehinddut--"wild" fined $5 for issued.

tion, and $25 for assaulting the

Evening Servicé 6.15 päi Pte. J. J.Jadeh, having joined, Police.. ix allotted Corps Order No 582 and posted to Co. “0” Sec. 3.

Halcyon »

for Rece

5

19.

3

19.

2

8.

5.

The following table shows the ing, which was one of the best standard time at which Official in the Colony, was admirably Night ende and begins during 1. Daphne adapted for physical drill in the month of February, 1916

wet weather, and he was glad

Date.- Eads.

that Mr. Mycork was taking Feb. lat. 6.50 m. 6.24 pm

sach a keen interest in this part

of the work. After saying that all the boys should learn to swima, he said he hoped that as many as possible of the boys would try and go to Queen's College, or any other secondary school in the Colony, and later on to the Uni verity. The scholarship which had been given by several people wore a great help and perhaps, other generous donors would be coming forward.

Ia cos clusion, be wished

37

9b, 6.47 10th, 6.46

11th, 8.45.

**

Yacht.

l'espon

Oquice.

Finish-

ing Time.

Oorrected

Time.

D.N'S

Begins

22

2nd, 6.50

6.24

#

3rd, 6.49

8.95

2

T3

4th, 6.49

8.25

Cast Bock Buoy (P.), Distance

#

#4

5th, 6.49

*

16 miles 6.25

"

6th, 8.48

6.28

#

" 7th, 6.48

6.24

J

Sib. 6.47

2

H

6.27

6.27

6:23

MS HUS.

EMS.

6:29

H

8.29

Alice. Scratch Lear .30

13th, 6.44-

n

21

6.30

14th, 6.43-

6.31

52

"

them

15th, 6.43

» 6.31

"

17th, 6.42

*

18th; 6.42

12

6.32

19h, 6.4

"

20th, 8.40'

... 6.33

21st, 8.39.

634 635

22nd, 6.38,

6:36

**

23cd, 8:38.

24th 6.37

6.30.

all a happy holiday, and a pros- pens new year. (Lond Ap planse).

A speech having been given by the fim. Mr. Ian Chu-pak, the Headmaster voiced the thanks of the boys to Mr. Severn for coming and preseting the prizes.

Cheers for the King and others brought the proceedings to a clase

... 12th, 8.45

#

16th, 643-

B.SE #

6.32

25th, 6.30 6.38

28th 6.36

8:365

2liky: 8.55 6.37

28th 6.34 6.38

29th 8.34

6.38

#2

い

Lyabeth, Scratch

lows 1.00 4.50.02 4.51.02

White Rose: Scratch

less 30 4.49.03 0.49.33

Thecla, plus 30 4.52.05 451.35 Tommetter

plas: 30 DNS--

Owl Scrutem DNS.

Facht.

Position.

1.White Rose

2. Lysbath 3. Thecla "

Toinnette: OWL Alione

Par Pts.

Posting

Resignation.

Pta: W. Bobillard is permitted to resign on leaving the Colony,

Detail

him

B

Disalased.

T. F. CLAXTON, Director

1 Barometer, reduced to degener Fababait on the level of the was ches, teathe and hundredtha,V Fahrenheit.

2. Temperature, in the shade, in degrass

Hongkong Observatory, January 23.

The Gospel Hall (No. 10 and 12 Pedders Street). On the Lord's Day Believers meet for Worship at 5 pit and the Lord's Supper; at p.m. a Children's Meeting; at 8pm Preaching. Tuesday and Thurs- day, at 8 pm Exposition of Scripture. Saturday at 8 part.ture being 100. Prayer Meeting. >

Wesleyan

Methodist Church, Wanchal-Sunday Morning

Home

Soldier's and Sailor's

Arsenal Street-Sunday Even ing. Gospel Services 8 pan. St Joseph's Church” Garden Road, Mass and Sermon at 10 followed by the Bene- ment diction of the Blessed Sacra-

e Humidity of the saturated Wish zñola- Himidify, in percentage of saturation

4 Direction of Wind, to two point

6 Force of Whid; aerating to BaKISË

State of Weather, b bine slý, o de gloottry, is 2, I Higbining, pasting showers, a squishy, rzális ? thunder, v vinkkilty, w dow wet.

METEOROLOGICAL.~

Barozzeter se 30:68-$8.00

On duty from the morning off Police: Sargeant Lajor George January 28th to the morning of E. Roylance (Reserve). before February the" 0" Consperry-Commander C. W. Beckwith Roman Catholic Cathedral, Gles, Helly

Orderly Officer for the mare RN at the Marine Court this caly-Low Masses st 8, 1, and Wind Dirsetter period Link: €. E. Blason.

morning, charged Li Teo, boat. High Mass at 3 am. All membera of D" Co. hay his cargo boar alongside the

5.30pm Benediction of the man, with "polarfully mooring

Blessed Betrament bequipmenbare request Prays Wafat Kernedy glowna Past Chorch of Christ Scientist, tarp same to Volunteer og pm, on the 28th: 208. Head-gasters and draw bad Defendant was

MacDodusit Road, Sundays. 11:15 am. Wednesdayú,5.30pm

for Race, to date,

7:

5

28+

13

Ling

Notice

Pala