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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH WEDNESDAY, MAY

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WINES FOR THE CONNOISSEUR

SOLE AGENTS:

A Cheeky Portuguese

For the sake of the loyal cam munity to which ha balonga, we ars exceedingly sorry to see that a Portaguse youth. has been brought into court and fined for

-DAY BY DAY."

ALL ARE BUT PARTS OF OND | STUPENDOUS WHOLE.

WHOSE BODY NATURE 18, AND dieorderly behaviour. In propor-GOD THE BOUL-Fope. tion, the Portuguese · give lug troable to the police than any other class here, probably; and

To-morrow in the 7th anniver- casse like the one heard yesterdaysary of the establishment of the

Union of South Africa.

To-morrow's Anniversary.

The Dollar.

The opening rate of the dollar Du damand to-day Sa 4.11/18d.

WAS

St. John Ambulance Brigade.

Wood by Mr.

Bre never likely to be of frequent cecurrence, For the offender himself we are not a bit sorry, for such a fallow is a nuisance, He is also something of an ses, or The would not have asked the

that Court to believe

20 athletic British police inspect Ordern issued by Mr. E. Ralphe bis time, state-Victoria Division, Friday, or who hae, in

June 1, 5.15 p.ar Bandage Prac probably handled everything riotour, from armed robbers to basky European "toughs,” would sither need or wish to use andus violence over the arrest of

tids.

St. George's Society Englishmen are reminded of the meeting at the City Hall to It might also have occurred to of forming a St. George's Society the defence that a British police in Hongkong. man, off duty and accompanied

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ARROW SHIRTS.

JAPANESE CONSUL

An Impressive. Fangrai.

New Stocks. Arrivo. In the ....

·Colony-

TO-DAY'S MISCELLANY.

In the new life of SeiaburDS Mr. Edmund Gases does timely /

In these times of stress, when servios by directing attention to One of the largest and most to secure goods from Home is Damage in the poet' Appeal to impressive funerals seen to becoming increasingly difficult, England," in which our grout Hongkong for some time past was gentlemen in the Colony who have Ally America in the subject of that of the late Mr: S. Takaba bi, had long experience of the com- very ne eulogy. Mr. Gosse does Consul General for Japan, which fert, style and durability of not quote the verse, but it may took place last evening. Since the famous Arrow shirts, will now be put on, record as the one know that large full-blooded referenos to America his demise last week, the body be glad to of the deceased had rested at the fresh stocks have arrived, in the poet's writings:

Le, how fair from afar, mortuary in the Colonial Care of new out and design. For those

Taintlers of tyranny, standwas tery, from whence it was removed goatleman who have not been

Thy mighty daughter, for years yesterday 10 the Japanese accustomed in the past to we

Who trod the winepress of war, crematorium in Soo Kan Pooling these shirts, a visit paid to

Shines with immaculate hands, Valley. The route from the the pleasingly dressed windows of

Sisya not a foe, neither fears; Stains not pssos with a soar. Cemetery to the crematorium Mackintosh and Co., and Tak W39 lined ..by Police, Cheong, ostfiters, will probably under the Captain Superintend· come as an agreeable surprise.

Hartlebury Castle, for centuries, ant of Police (the Hon. Mr. O. Mel, The quality and style of ste Messer), Mr. P. P. J. Wodehouse, shirts are excellent, and they as the episcopal residence of the D. 8. P., and Mr. T. H. King, of the best American make. Bishope of Worcester, which is to wended its way to Causeway Bay with stiff or soft cuffs, also great historic interest. It posses eleven minute gaas were fired. white grounds with smart stripes ses a unique theological library, The cortege

met at the in various colours. Arrow sports and one of the most remarkable.

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A. S. WATSON & CO., LTD. couple of cheeky Portuguese lade a S. A. B. P.. while as the procession The shirts are of white sepbys, become military hospital, has

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WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS,

TELEPHONE NO. 616.

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pablization, but as an evidence of their bona fides.

Victoria Theatre. An excellent new programme

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by his friends, is not in the habit of going about looking was put on at the Victoria Causeway Bay tram terminus by shirts are speciality, and are collections of paintings and phate- for people whom he can arrest. Theatre laat evening, which in- representatives of the Govern-jent to meet the requirements of graphs of prelates in this, cous. His week is nenally a very fail cluded Patha's British Grette ment, members of the Consular comfort for golf and tennis try. It tells the story of Midland with one, and he is hardly likely to wish and "The High Hand," a six- Body, naval and military officers players. There are also evening Church life through the ages in At the bead of the proces- und Arrow collars în new stiff and have been carved out of that of for to indulge in the proverbial part film dealing with American and many well-known residents, dress shirts in the latest styles picture, for several big dioceses

basman's holiday. It seems to us, labour and political questions. sion was Lieut. Wakabayashi, soft varieties.

A fire broke out very early this who was followed by a Japanese

which

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o little violence towards their

Fire!

A Coolie Fight:

11 The Second Case.

Worcester. In the Civil War the historic house was fortified and {played an important part in the

fighting.

What is the man-power of our man

annual incresss in the decade

from the evidence, that Mr. Gordon uoted with very great forbearande, and stomached a good deal of in-morning at 108, Hollywood Road, Foldier holding aloft a banner solence where nine Home police the outbreak being caused by the bearing the words in Japanese acter produced the same impres out of tea would have knocked opsetting of a lamp in the kit-The Coffin of the Lata Consulsion here as in his former spheres these young men's heads together chen quarters. A fair amount of Creceral, Shinji Takahashi" of service, and those who were by way of a preliminary, as soon damage was done; l at the amount Wreath bearers came next, fol- brought into the closest relations newest Ally? German papers as they started to "give cheel" of this, together with the in-lowed by a bearer of wooden with him are the same who feel have decribed the United States sa poesewing a" population of receptacles containing flowers, the greatest personal regret at There is one feature of the case of sarapce, is not yet kaowD.

and by Mesare. Yoshinski and the cutting short of his assfal 90,000,000. Here the reckoning

between that ~ and :: which it might have been worth Two coolies were sent laat even- Fukunaga carrying deceased's life. He had

not intended has been The daily issue is delivered free when the addressee is accessible to the magistrate's while to take

messenger. Peak subscribers can have their copies delivered at special notice. The defendant ing to the Government Civil Orders on black cushions. Then remaining in our Culony, but 100,000,000. By the census of public was found sobe their residences without any extra charge. On copies sent by seems to have owned in Court to Hospital, sudering from slab came the widow and two of had made arrangements to leave 1910 the population of the Re

| having said: "We are not Chins. wounds received in a coalie fight deceased's children, followed by for Japan a few days, henge: 31,972,268, and "of these neerly:-

cfficiala and general mourners being anxious to rejoin those of post an additional $1.80 per quarter is charged for postage. The poetsge on the weekly iesus to any part of the world is $1.00 men. Don't treat us so roughly." at West Point. The one had s

A remark like that, translated wound over the left ear and the Those attending included:-His his children who are living there. 10,000,000 were coloured. The other had a stab in the back. At Excellency the Governor, Sir That has not been permitted; a per quarter.

8 vernacular paper, is Single Copies, Daily, ten cents. Weakly, twenty-fys centa (for into

quite sufficient to give a large present no arrests have been made. Henry May. KC.M.G. (scoompan longer journey was appointed, 1900-10 was 2. 10 per cent.. and cash only).

A Popular Magazine. ied by his Aide-de-Camp, Captain bai that journey is one which taking it at 2 per cent, for the Advertisements and Subscriptions which are not ordered for a fixed number of Chinese a totally

The Religios Patria, the well- Edwards). His Excellency Major we believe includes reunionast seven years, for immigration period will be continued patil.countermanded.

false ides of British justice, as known Portuguess review, has Geners! F. H. Ventris (General in its happy israts. Tobas declined daring the war, we well as to embitter them against just completed its third annivers Officer Coma anding), Commo Mrs. Takahashi and her five arrive at a total of over 91

Portagnese. Taken

about 11 millions of colourëd.. to subscribers by, the Dairy Farm Company. Ltd., Shamcen, general, there are probably no ary since its inauguration. The dore Sandeman, Hon. Mr. A. G. children the sympathy of their millions of white people and polica in the world who use progress achieved during the M. Fletcher, Hon. Mr.J. H. Kemp, fellow countrymen is sastified by The latter are by no means l three years of its existence has Hon. Mr. W. Chatham, Hoa. their presence in such large nume prisoners as the British. But been manifested by the increase Mr. E. A. Sharp, Hon. Mr. E. DO. bera to-day, and will be expressed pegligiblequantity in America's

in the number of pages, and it is Wolfe, Hon. Mr. E. R. Hallifer, in other ways. I am sure that I fighting strength. they have no instructions to pat now a fairly bulky magazine. Sir William Bees Davies, Mr. may take upon me to add to these MRS. TAKAHASHI and the Staff of the Japanese Consulate on kid gloves before arresting We wish it continued prosperity. Justice Gomperis, Mr. Ponsonby the respectful condolences of Many newspaper men have ser- General, Hongkong, wish to express their heartfelt thanks for the

Fane, Capt. Cassell, Majer members of the European com- ved during the present war and kind attendance of friends at the funeral of the late Consul troublesome character, or to en

Before Mr. Dyer Ball, at the Wakeman, Major Macdonald, Mr.munity in the bereavement which some bave risen to high rank. In General 8. Takahashi, also for the floral tributes sent and the exquire into the precise nationality

of a culprit on taking him in Police Court this morning, a G. T. Elkin, Mr. N. J. Stabb, ha befallen the family circle this connection it is interesting pressions of deep sympathy tendered.

charge; and it is a safe assump Chinese was charged with stealing Mr. E. V. D. Parr, Mr. Gin foreign land. Some to know that General Fanston/ tion that no other mesures five large ateel plates from the Hastings, Mr. G. H. P. Hay, Mr. of us here have recent re the great American soldier whone: were observed towards these lads Kowloon Dock. There was an ex E. V. Carpmsel, Mr. P. Jack, collections of the touching and death was recently reported, wast than would have been used in the sctly similar cars before bis Mr. H. A. Nisbet, Mr. F. Winslow, tender kindness of Japanses at one time reporter for case of Britishers or Chirao.

Worship yesterday. The man Commander C. W. Beckwith, neighbours in the dark hour Kansas newspaper, Before he charged this morning was sent to Louis Berindongue, the Consul when when we had to leave our became a soldier. at the age of Inasmuch as William of Ger- gaol for a month with bard labour, for Peru (Mr. L. A. Astete), Con-dead behind as in their home thirty he had conducted some many has been looking to his and ordered to undergo four hours sal General of the United States land, and with full sincerity we official botanical investigations in Although thers are already some fifteen nations at war, it looks compatriots in the United States in the stooks.

(Mr. G. E. Anderson), the Consul assure these ocr friends that their Alsake, had canoed down the [fər Russin (M. d'Oettingen), the sorro in shared. We trans they Takon River in solitude, had very much as though the day will not be far, distant when the for active help in hie pleasant ranks of the belligerents will be yet farther strengthened through little programme for conquering We have received from the Consul for Portugal, Brasil and will experience very richly the been a lecturer, and had been fresh adhesions to the Allied cause. Since the entry of the United the world, it must be very dia- Kwangtung Postal Commissioner Panama (Mr. C. de Obaldis), the consolatione afforded by that engaged in the railway servios. States into the areas, the movement in favour of a breach with concerting to him to read the New a copy of the sixth issue of the Consul for France (M. Besa), Christian gospel in the faith of Bis first experience of arms was Germany has been growing apace in South Ameries, while the York cable mentioned in this Chinese Postal Guide. This issue Mr. Ots (Consul-General for which they have taken fare-as an insurgent in Cuba. Attracted latest declaration in the same direction is that made at a mass morning's papers. "Germans have of a highly useful publication has Japan at Canion), Mr. Kaku (Vioswell for the time of the bus to the service by what he saw at a' and father. In that Caban fair in New York ono STAR- meeting of Spanish Socialiste and Republicans, who correctly gauge established an organisation, covers been corrected to April 1, 1917. Conaal for Japan in Hongkong), band the situation when they assert that their country cannot for very ing the whole of the United States, In the first part of the Guide, Mesars. Mori (N.TE), Oas gospel we are taught to comforting in the summer of 1896 he much longer defer a decision one way or the other. It is noteworthy for the purpose of dethroning the information in regard to regulaYokohama Specie Bank), Kato one another, with the hope which cffered his services, engaged in of the trend of world feeling, too, that these particular Spaniards, Kaiser and inaugurating a Gertions covering the entire activi- (M. B. S. K.), Higuchi (O. S. K.), is in Christ, who brought life and the hottest fighting, was wounded, who ordinarily have no sympathy with militaristic ideals, do noiman Republic." As we ventured ties of the Post Department is Daigo (T. K. K) Niabida immortality to light. Whilst and gained the rank of Lieuten- hesitate to proclaim their sympathy with the Allies, but, on the to suggest many times during the given, alas tables showing postage (Furukawa and Oo), Yamagnis once again it is brought home to ant-Colonel in the izsargent army. contrary, are eager that their sation should take up arms against first few weeks of the war, so tariff, domestic and foreign, and (Bank of Taiwan), Yorakawa as to-day that in the midst of life His sabarquent exploite in the the common foe of civilisation. They firmly advocate the breaking other outcome than a Republican the domestic and international (Sasaki and Co.), Hijikata we ste in death, we are reminded Philippines gained him fame, and off of relations with Germany and are prepared to face all the Germany could ever have been parcel tariff. In the second part (Hattori and Co.) and many also that in the presence of when he captured Aguinaldo, they consequeroes which such an act would entail. That is the answer anticipated. Even the most is found an alphabetical list of others.

death... we are at the portal Filipino leader, in 1901, his rank of Spanish Socialists to those who talk of a patched-up pence. obuckle-beaded German Can Post Offices, with the names in On serival at the crematorium, of life, We are instructed of Brigadier-General was con

Europe has now become such an armed camp that practically scarcely fail to see that it in oon-Chinese as well as in Roman Christian service was held in that life begins rather than firmed to him in the regular army? no nation can stand aloof and watch the progress of the great trary to the first principles of a characters. The Guide will be the chapel, the Rer. J. Kirk ends when it is moved from of the United States. His death on struggle with absolute disinterestedness. It can be said of neatral democracy to make war on other found indispensable by business Kaconachie being the officiating this material plane, that our the Mexican border, where he was countries to-day that those who are not for us are against us. We nations. Es publican France did houses, schools, and, in fact, by minister. After the hymn" Nesrer departed have not passed into a in high command, is a great below know only too well of the enemy propaganda and intrigas which not seek this war, any more than everyone who has ocassion to my God to Thee," the usual vague and vacant land of shades, to the United States. goes on in neutral lands, and in the case of Spain we have this week Republican Amerios sought the use China's postal facilities. been reminded of the espionage which the Germans are practising Spanish war, or than Tory- there, and which has resulted in the Spanish coasts being infected Democratio Britain provoked the

The Hongkong Telegraph.

HONGKONG, WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, 1917.

SPAIN AND THE WAR.

A German Republic.

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Chinese Postal Guide.

rites were observed.

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but are in a nearer presence of

with enemy submarines. It is hard for the Government of Spain, Boer campaign. The present POLICE RESERVE ORDERS. We are gathered here to pay our where the still developing person It Agures prominently in the fiɩges ar of any other neutral country, however good its intentions may be, tragedy would never, could never, dreams of world.

to counter with any degree of success the insidious activities of a have arisen but for the Kaiser's people which has no respect for land boundaries or for territorial | madhouse

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The Rev. Mr. Maccaschis ad- God, whence there are happy How came the colour red to ta dressed those present as follows: employment for evermore, and express political enfranchisement? tribute of respect to one who bus slity in changed from glory apto of all the Allies. Should Brazi, arrived, while still in the early glory toward His likeness. May however, jain the war for liberty years of middle age; at the close these inspiring and comforting (as is thought likely) the rule of fer waters. The only remedy in such cases is to intimate quite clearly to dominion. The poor fool's vanity Orders issued to-day by Mr. of an honourable career as struthe sustain the minds of red will change; for the Brazilian the evil schemers that their room is preferred to their company, and has been the undoing of F. O. Jenkin, D.S.P. (Reserve), public servan', and who wse slso our friends in this their hour of fing is combination of green that is best accomplished by definitely breaking off relations, as the Germany. He had, no doubt, state

accorded high esteem in the re- grest need and along their future yellow, blue and white; and, Spanish Socialista suggest should be done in the case of Germany, read of the victories of Alexander, Band and Orchestra Practices lations of private life. Some course in life, summing sp further, if the Argentine Repablici If we glance at the war map, we shall see that, apart from the Scan of Jaline Casear and of Napoleon;

ten years ago Mr. Takahashi the sympathy and good-will which is added the dominant colour will i dinavian countries, the only European maritime nations ontside the had stood in front of the Band-Thursday, May 31; entered the Consular merrios go out to them from so many who there be blue (two horisontal of war are Spain and Holland. They are both in s most invidione looking glase long enough to Wednesday, June 6; Tuesday, of his country and during that feel with them to-day in the re bines divided by horisontal position, and as the weeks go by they are finding it increasingly recognise a strong resemblance Jane 12; Thursday, Jan 21; period he filled posts" in various sponse which the Father who is white stripe). So if they haven'tɗi difficult to maintain their neutrality, Spain has become more between himself and a combina- Wednesday, June 27; Friday, parts of Chias, in Amerios, and in Heaven has given us in His Bon the red, at Issat they have the isolated than ever since Portugal's entry, and, inasmuch as she has tion of all three of these heroes Jane 29...

lastly in this British Colony of to the deepest and cray: White and blas.

And suffere i acrely from Germany's submarine devilry, we can well of renown; and so he dreamt and Orchestra.-Monday, June 11; Hongkong. His occupancy of ing of our human hearte understand the growing attachment to the Allies which is becoming dreamt. Now that he has had Monday, Jone 18. -

these positions is recorded as that may we all, acquiring now in so clasily manifested,

his fan, he cannot grumble if the

of one diligent in duty, gentle in time the lessons of eternity, set

An Offer from the Thus does the prospect of Germany finding herself with fewer bill is rent in to him, or be Thursday, May 31.-Class 15 demeanour, disposed to kind- ourselves to be more faithful and fewer friends disclose itself. Tentonic blaff and savagery are surprised if the first item on (Chief Inspector Kerr), news, and readily helpful to followers of all who by faith and San Francisc etting the world by the ears. The noble ideals of freedom and it is a demand-not so much Friday. Jaas 1-Claw 14 euch sa might seek his advies patience have inherited the pro Chinese "Six Co

mado z'forvia) liberty for which the Allies have drawn the sword are attracting the from his enemies as from his own

or other good offione man mines.

In accordance with Japanese government ko democracies of the four quarters of the world. Determination to people that he shall doff the Monday, June 4-Class 12 mindful of the interests of his crush once and for all the German Inst of conquest in being shown crown that he has so ormelly and (Inspector Grant).

Svo - addressen wars coolies from country, yet never advancing custom, by the free peoples of the earth. Spain cannot resist the movement, crazily abused. The German Be

Tuesday Jane --Clase 13 these in a way to injura or delivered by compatriots of the in the fields and when she comes in, we may expect to me the Latin Republics of public is coming, just sa surely (Inspector Gordon).

cffend. His term in Hongkong, decessed, then a Japanese bymn States during the South Americs no longer delaying in taking the plunge. Every as the victory of the Allies is Wednesday, Jane 8-Class 15 has been short, and was pamed was mung, and later the cremation many, agreeing tha nation which now enters the liste against the Germans is helping to soming; sad, if the gods had not (Chief Inspector Kerr).

largely in but an indifferent state took plaon. His Excellency the laboucers thus impor bring pssos nearer still; but, of even greater moment than that fact, already deprived him of his sanity,

Thursday, June 7-Class 14 af health, but so far sa opportun: Governor and the Hon. Colonial seat

pesos has sasia besa in the vindication that the Allies are daily receiving of the essential Wilbelt Hobetzollern would be (Inspector Gerrard).

ity was given, his work and cher,. Becretary sent wresthi, justice of their great and glorions nause.

the frut to know this:

Police School.

(Inspector Gerrard),