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CIGARETTE AND TOBACCO | WOMEN AND CHILDREN.

FUND..

The Latest Subscription List.

Can Only Leave Hongkong for -

Urgent Reasons.

The following is the subscrip tion list to date :--

Acknowledged

to

THE HONGKONG TRINGRAPH, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1917.

CORRESPONDENCE.

[The opinions expressed by corres- pondents are not necessarily those of the "Hongkong Talegraph.”*]

THE MAN-POWER QUESTION. To the Editor of the "Boogasne

Telegraph."]

DAIRY FARM NEWS. KHAKI WEAR

JUST RECEIVED

by the Sir-It rumeur is any guide, FINEST QUALITY, RIPE AMERICAN

We are informed by the Colonial Secretary that passports the number of men who bare January 20, 1917 $18,132.90 or permits to travel to the United volunteered for service, and who

Since received :-

Mr F. G. Becks, Whampos, Canton

Kingdom or through Boy wish their cases to be investigated dangerous Zne will not be by the Commission, is daily in- granted to women and children creaming. This in as it should be. anless they are travelling for There must be many individuals, very argent reasobe-for example, who, by reason of pecaliar oir- to take up war work, or for cumstances, are in doubt as to exceptionally urgent medical or the utility of sending in their domestic reasons.

applications,

mb. for January

20

Kowloon Custom K

Stoff, per Mr O. D.

Gander

36

Mr A J. Walters

M. S. 8. sub, far

February

5.

AH

D. A. W.

10

雪症

Collected by Mrs. Arthur. List

No. 3 :-

SOAP DEALS.

A. R. L.

$30

Spero

25

The Oil Kings

21

A. H. W.

20

***

***

An Action Against Messrs. Gossage and Sons.

$15.00

30

W.G.W..

F.O.,

་་

G.M..

B.F.O.,

P.AS..

F.C.J..

E.F.A..

"Orderly

pay" at $10 CO ...

110

E.W.P.

J.A., Sha Tat Teoi.,

»

Anos, MO.B.S.

HOS., I.B.O., G.A.P.,

8an Shaw. Sban, G.ET. at $6.00 ... J.RG, T.J.F., - J.

McH

.B S.N., LN.M., N.S.M., J. R., 0.0., C.B.B., B.H., R.E. W. and B., J.S.D. 8 G.N., EM.E, Q.H.P.H., G.S.A., H.W.K., 8.B.D. RS JAYA.G.G., A.S.,A.E.G., L.N.F., O.W.B., E.A.B., A.B.S., Lo Cheung Shui, P.T., N.L.B., K. de O.L, Fin Pool, Jown at $5.00. J.B.R, EA, · J.B.,

FB, EJ,R,M,. P.B.H., W.8. G. M.S, H.H., A.C.D., O.W, at $3.00 ** A R.A., W.B., J.R.K.. J.D., F.W J., DJ. F., B.W.M.,W.O,B., E.M.F.. A.DG.,

C. H. D., R. G. S., O.H, B., R. J, R, T. B. O., R. A. W., B.P.T.,F.A.G..J.A,B, BEM, R.T.B., A.S.L, TO.D., W.J.E., B.K, 0.8, A. A..

P.M.H., W.R.M., B.A.B.,

J. P.. F.R.S.,

EL G.,

C.B.B/

AOL, J.E.B.. K.M.C., T.G.W.,

F.S.T., EG.S.,

J.H.O.G., B.B.L.D.,

8

24

170

33

H

DEO, G.A.T., st $2

88

GM.L, TO.N., H

4.00

1,30

F.O., Filipine at

$1.00 Gamble:

**

Expended to January

20

Since expended --- 16/2/17 200,000 Ciga- rettes sent to the troops at the front

584.30

.$18,770.20

17,906.47

645.61 $1,8552 08

Balance on hand 218 12

W. A. DOWLEY. Hon. Soc. and Tress. Hongkong, 15th February 1917.

The case was mentioned at the Sammary Court this morning, be fore Mr. Jaslice Gomperts, in |

There are, for instance:---

1. The man who feels or has

been told that be is indispensable

APPLES.

PACKED BY THE BEST CROWERS.

SHIRTS

OF

** AERTEXCELLULAR " "VIYELLA "FLANNEL with collars attached. with detachable collars ** SUMMIT ** CLOTH ** JAEGER" TAFFETA·

with stiff or soft collars

with collars attached

SOCKS. all wool.

BELTS.

SUNDRIES

PUTTEES.

TIES.

Foxs Spiral. Silk Knit.

HANDKERCHIEFS. JERSEYS.

SEE WINDOW AT

to the conduct of his particals SPLENDID FLAVOUR. MACKINTOSH

bariness.

2. The man who, apart from basiness reasons, feels that hɔ in playing his part by doing work of real public utility in the Colony. 3. The man who has relations dependent upon bim.

4. The physically unft, In my opinion, the best answers to these are as follow:

1. You should send in your

which Tong Yuk-ohnen and Lye name, because by so doing you will not only asais: the Commie- Joon-sang claimed the sum of $1,000 from Mesere, Williamsios, but you will prevent the Gossage and Sons, Ltd., Widnes, slacker from pointing you out as

an example to be followed. Lancashire, England.

Mr. B.C. Faithfull is appearing for the plaintifle and defendante are represented by Mr. E J. Grist. The plaintiffs claim $1,000 se damages sustained by them in consequence of defendants' having obtained sa interim injunction against them in an original action in 1928, in accordance with an undertaking given on October 7,

HER EYES AND COMPLEXION.

ETAT woman's should add to charm. Pinkettes clear the skin of pimples and blotcber, diepel Constipation, Bliousness. Sick Headaches, ill-smelling breath. Give the bright eye of health.

PINKETTES

Of chem-

2. You should send in your name, because the reasons which As gentle ne nature. apply to case No. 1 apply to you ints, or poet free, 60 cents the with much greater force.

phial, frem Dr. Williams' Medi-

3. You should apply, because cine Co., 98 Sichnen Road, it is incumbent upon the Com-Shanghai. mission to see that in case your application is accepted the inter- ests of your dependents do not

offer.

4. You should apply, because,

1918, by the defendant's counsel, even if "declared unfitted for to be responsible in damages military duties, you will hars

TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.

as follows:-To the smount declared your willingness to offer NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. paid by the plaintiffs for the your services if required for non- storage of 1,280 cases of Bockive combatant duties.

From SHANGHAI, KOBE, and MOJL

casp for a period of two months. If the Commission causes to be at five cents per case, $128; to published, permanently in the depreciation in selling price of local Prese, the names of the 1,200 cases of the said soap at 50 applicants, then we shall know THE Steamship cents per case, 630; to special that the remainder are either damage through the loss of sale deterred from applying or are of the cases of song, $244, making a total of $1,000.

Mr. Grist seked for a week's adjourüment, and stated that he proposed to take out a summons for security for costs.

* G. APCAR,“

of

carga

Cargo impeding the discharge will be landed at consignees' risk and expense into the hazardous and/or extra hazardous Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company, Limited.

No Fire Insurance has been effected.

basing their hopes on the im having arrived from the above

ports. Consignees probabilities of conscription.

It is for the employere to prove are hereby informed that their to the Commission that the ser. Goods will be delivered from vices of ibces employees whom alongside. they wish to retain are essential Mr. Faithfall stated that it was to the intereste of the Empire unnecessary to take out a sum. When the history of the war mone for security at all. They comes to be written, let it prove were fully prepared to give fall a triumph so far as this Colony is Becarity. In the action which concerned, of voluntary effort as bad been heard before, when his opposed to the last resort to clients were defendants, they did compulsion.-Yours etc., not ask for security, although the defendants were in England. Hie clients were very subatantial men, and they did not mind in thei "HAMBURG STEAK." least putting up $150 as security,

Bir,-Anything German sounds the amount asked for by Mr. loathsome, but to still apply Ger Grist,

man names to food is the limit. The case was adjourned for a I went to tiffin at a Hongkong week.

restaurant to-day, and, on seeing "Hamborg Steak" on the menu, I lost my appetite sad filed.

PATRIOT.

Hongkong, February 16, 1917.

Yours etc.

I would suggest that all hotel and reetsarant proprietors be filed Fond. There are but faw for not calling it, say, "Antwerp left of those who served with Steak," and that these fines be this battalion in Bongkong, placed in the "Khaki Bag." bat many sore and nephews of the battalion of those days. These in particolar are extremely grateful to their fathers and an- cles' old time friends. Of the old names some of you may ra- member there is Lient. Hatton,

F. W. JONES,

Hongkong, Feb. 16, 1917.

POLICE RESERVE ORDERS.

Orders issued to-day by Mr, F.

Bills of Lading will be counter- aigned by

DAVID SASSOON & Co., Ltd.,

Agents. Hongkong, 16th February, 1917.

SAKURA BEER

CARELES

SOLE AGENTS: SUZUKI & CO.

TEL: 468 ALEXANDRA, BUILDIND.

TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS,

LOST.

OST.-Sometime during the dunce in the Hall at Kings- clore on Saturday the 10th inst.,| & DIAMOND BROOCH PEN-| DANT with two short chains attached and a Ruby and Tur- H.K. POLICE (RESERVE)

Prom! quoise at end of Chains. SERVICE RIFLE CHAMPION-perty of Mr. A. D. S. Cowell.

SHIP MEETING

Finder will be rewarded if neces- sary.

FOR HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR'S CUP.

EASTER SUNDAY, April 8th,

1917.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

THE Undersigned has received instructions to sell by Public Auction on

1917,

Open to any person in the FRIDAY, the 23rd February. Colony, Entrance Fee $1 (to be used in connection with Printing expense).

son of the then Cr.Sgt. L. Button. C. Jenkin, D.S.P. (Reserve) Service Rifles.

Also a Sgt. Major Watiers, a on state:-

of a colour sergeant of those days.

The present adjutant is Lieat. O.B. Musketry Instruction. Central

Robertson, a son of a Mr. Bruce

וז

100 Yards 200

300

Station Armoury. 5.30 p.m. Thursday, February 22.-No.

400

500

Robertson, an old time resident 7 Platoon (No. 4 Company). in Hongkong. I myself am s| nephew of Osplain Aytonn and

T.A. Scott.

Corpl. E. A. Lyons 4510 1/15th Battalion London

Regiment,

Acknowledgments. Amongst the many letters and oards reasived from the Front, in acknowledgment of the cigaretten and tobacco seat, were the following:**

Major J. A. Healing, O. C. 2nd | (Civil Service Rifles) B.E. F. Royal Warwickshire Regiment. France.I am writing you a few I wish you would convey to the lines in the name of my "baya" donors the very best thanks of to thank you beartily for the gift the Battalion for your kind gift of cigarettes just to hand this of cigarettes. It is extremely p.m. Believe me, they were gratifying to know that the men beartily appreciated. Your ad- in the trenches are in the minda dreased postcard

WEB

duly

Friday, February 23,-No. 6 Platoon (No. 3 Company).

Members of these Platoons are referred to Orders of Feb. 14/15. Recruits Central Station 5.30 pm. Monday, February 19.-All Recruits (except No. 2 Company). Tuesday, February 20-Rs. craits of No. 2 Company.

Wednesday, February 24.-All Recruits (except No. 2 Company). Friday, February 23 -Resruits of No. 2 Company.

Joined

of those so far removed from the enclosed, but it seemed profer- scene of action, and you may able to siaborate same by a letter. No. 2 Company-J 8. Remodice, take it from me that your gift is We in our lara send yon very F. X, V. Silva, J. M_V. Hema thoroughly appreciated. hearty wishes for a successful and dios, J. M. Britto, F. C. Marques Major A. B. G. Wilson, Comdg. prosperons New Year with the F, A. Loureiro, R. G. Xavier, J. 1. Argyll and Satherland prospects of victory and pesos in B. Gatierres, L. J. Noronha, A. Highlanders.I have great plea- the near future. As it may G. Roobs, J. D. Pereira, H. J. sure in moknowledging the receipt interest you to know who the Silva, F. J. Noronha, A. G. of 2, ose of 10,000 Woodbine recipients of your kind gift were, Remedios, R. F. da Loz, R. C. cigarestes forwarded here by the I append the address to which the Silva and E. R. Hyndman, Thea

Sa Tabacco - Cer, under packet was delivered 1/15th will parade with the Recruits of instructions, from the Hong Batin, London Regt. (Civil No. 2 Company on Tuesdays and koag Cigarette and Tobacco Service Rifle) B. E. F. Fennos, Fridays in each wook.

GOO

Open Sights. Grouping

Deliberate

Printed Conditions may be ob- tained on written application to Inspector H. A. Lammert, Head- quaiters' Club, H.K.P.R.

THE BEST ADVICE.

To give to a person suffering from Headache or Neuralgia is to use a remedy

that will give inslast relief-Likes touch of the wizard's wand LITTLE'S ORIEN- TEL BALM acts on these painful disorders, The effects are simply marvellous. One application and the pala zuboidem an if by macic. It has been done thousands of timer without a single fallure.

LITTLE'S ORIENTAL BALM,

in the one sure-aling remedy for Neu-al-

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Bostle on your shelf make your household pafa-proof.

First rallares, then outs all manner of lternal achse and pains. Is has lifted the cloud of suffering from a brow of humanity.

Bold at Be, 1 per_botla. Of all] Chemists and Medisine. Tenders through

India.

818. 3. 8. WATSON & DA, LAK

at his Sales Rooms, Duddell Street,

A Large Quantity of Ship-

chandler's Stores comprising:-

Atlas Ruskilla fron & steel paint, mast & teak colour paint, green, blue & yellow paint, powder, disinfectant fluid, iron & steel blocks, gin b'ocks, hand forges, iron chsins, cargo slings, galvenized iron wire rope, brass- condenser, tubes, iron boiler tubes, shovels, packing, oil cloth. signal flags, brass lamp protec- tors brass side lights, Manila & tarred hemp rope, glassware, etc., etc, etc.

On view from Wednesday, the 2ist, inst

Catalogue will be issued. Terme: Cash on delivery,

GEO. P. LAM MERT, Auctioneer.

FOR SALE,

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