1918-05-20 — Page 5

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, MAY 20, 1918.

FORMER HONGKONG

ST. MARY'S ENGLISH SCHOOL.

LEAGUE TENNIS.

Court.

LAWYER.

Struck Off the Rolis,

The Annual Athletic Sports.

ines.

Saturday's Matches.

There were several Tennis. Application was recently made Kowloon, held their second day, though others were postpon- St. Mary's English School.us matches played on Satur in the Supreme Court at Singapagal athletic sports on Satur apore, on behalf of the Bar Ocp day in the school grounds, which

"A" DIVISION. mittee, by the President, the Hon. Mr. F. K. Elliot, that Mr. E. H.were gaily beflagged for the

Kowloon C. C. v. U. S. R. C. occasion. The sports were held This match. resulted in a win for Toner (formerly of Hongkong) "be struck off the rolls of local practi-nder the patronage of His Lord-Kowloon by 65 games to 34, the tioners as su unft officer of the ship, Bishop Pessani, who was scores bring

present throughout the proceed- Green and Lindsell lost to The events were carried Orisp and Marray 4-7, best Mr. D. T. Parkins, secretary to without a hitch. Tes and re- Arduino and Mayhew 8-3, beat, the Bar Committer, also attended.freshments wars served during King and Milner Joase 10-1.

In opening, Mr. Elliot informed the afternoon.. their lordships that the registrar.

Bishop P. xson and Kru, Jane bad received a letter from Mr. Alves presented the prises to the Taser saying that he was ouable winners, and Miss Winifred Rob to attend 88 be was down inson, one of the scholars, thank- with Baaftroke. Mr. Perkins, ed everyone at the conclusica. secretary to the Bar Committee, She said "My Lord, Reverend had also received a letter from Fathers, Ladies and Gentlemen: Mr. Toast dated from Muar and-On behalf of the Sisters of the posted in Malecos, giving three Sobool and my companions I wish “exenses for not sttending: (1) be to think you for the honour you was loo ill, (2) owing to the stack-bave paid us in attending our ness of business he could not

sports.. afford to come to Singapore, and curselves very much, and I trust (3) even if he did attend, be bad nothing to add to what he said at his public examination.

meccssary.

helped to make the afternoon och

" a success,' This was very bear tily responded to.

Stalker and Abraham heat Crisp and Murray 7-4. beat Ardoing and Havhow 8-3, beat King and Milner Jones -2.

and Marray 6 5, lost to Ardoino;

Manleyand Joseland beat Crisp and Mayhew 5 6, beat King and Milner Jones 8 3.

"B" DIVISION.

-Lau and Bo beat Forater and

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under the new name...

·M. MANUK.

Secretary.

THE DAIRY FARM ICE & COLD STORAGE COMPANY, LIMITED.

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THE TROUBLE IN THE INTERIOR.

PINKETTES

TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.

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PARTICULARS AND CON- DITIONS of the letting by Public Auction Sale, to be held on Monday, the 27th day of May, Jewsbury 7-4 lost to Jeffries and dispel Constipation, Bilionaries, by Order of His Excellency the 1918, at 3 p.m., at the Offices of the Public Works Department, Crook 3 8, beat Macaskill and de sink-headaches, regulate the liver, Governor, of One Lot of Crown

x 6.5.

clear the complexion and aid the Land at Repulse Bay, in the appetite. Of chemists, also post Colony of Hongkong for a "term free 60 cents the vial from Dr. of 75 years. with the option of Willisma' Mediona Co., 96 Bse-renewal at a Crown Bent to be. chgen Rosa, Shau ghai.

fixed by the Surveyor of His Majesty the King, for one further term of 75 years.

Un and Mok beat Forster and Jewsbury 8-5, lost to Jeffries and Crook 6-6, beat Macaskill and de Souza 7-4.

Civil Service v. Wigwam... Civil Service had an easy victory Playing at borde on Saturday, over Wigwam, winning by 69 games to 30. Scores:-

C. R. C. V. Kowloon C. C. these teams had a fine contest, At Causeway Bay on Saturday We have all ssjored the C. B. O. winning by 60 is quickly remedied by Pinkettes, that you have spent a pleasant 83040 49. Soares :-***

the little gentle-se-nature faze- afternoon in watching the dif

Lee and Le lost to Forster and lives which neither gripe ur ferent events. The winners are Crook 7-4, loss to Macaskill and

Jawabury 47, beat Jeffries and parges: Mr. Elliot submitted that Mr. delighted with their prizes and de Souza 5-6. Toser had had plenty of time to great thanke is due to Bis Lord- attend or ask someone to represent ship for so kindly attending to him, as the notice was served on present them and also to Mr. E. him on March 30. However, be Noronha and Mr. J. Bochs for did not seem anxious to do either, organising the eports, and to and under the circumstances he those who have so kindly donated did not think a postponement was prizes and funds, and helped in various waye. I now ask you to The court expressed its willing-give three cheers for all kind

· mens to go on with the case. friends of the School who have

Proceeding, Mr. Elliot said this one of the painful bat happily rare occasions when, however relnstantly, the Bar Committee had to take steps 10. enteguard the public against a man whose unprofessional acte made him an incompetent officer, of the court. In this case, they had a man who started business on his own behalf in 1901 with a capital of some $800 and had from the very beginning to get into debt by taking loans from i shetty. He first became insolvent towards the end of 1901 or the: beginning of 1902 and had not been solvent since then. In 1914, Mr. Tozer went to Hongkong * returning here in 1916. He admitted becoming a bankrupt in Hongkong to the extent of some $17,000. He was also a bankrupt in Singapore, and up to 1917 bis liabilities amounted to the enormous figure of $30,000.

The results were as follows **** Girls' Fist Ros, 50 yarda, Handicap-1, Y. Attienss; 2, E Oliveira.

Girls' Candle Race, 50 yards. 1, Helte Noronha; 2, d'Almada.

Infanta Flat Esce, 50 yards, Handicap.1, B. Noronha; 2, E. Lawrence 3, A. Galtierrez.

Girle Flat Bane, 60 yards.-1, A. Oliveira; 2, E. Rocha.

Girls' Egg and Spoon Race. 1. Nora Lennard; 2, Hettie Noronha.

Boys' Fist Raca, 60 yards, Handicap-1, D. Lennard; 2, M. Souss; 3, P. White.

Team Ros-Nora Lennard'e. team.

Girls' Flat Ro, 80 yerde, Handicar.-1, A. Dillor; 2, F. Capell.

Gomes and Fauline Lopes.

Threading the Needle. Zita

Infants Flat Race.1, B, Noronha; &, Kate Hyndman.

Girls' Three-legged Race-1, L Leanard and L. Bochs; 2, Carvalho and A. Wichy.

Continuing, counsel read some remarke made by his lordship the Chief Justice of Hongkong daring Mr. Tezer's public examination there, so the effect that "he thought it was a disgracefal scandal for a man practising in that court to be guilty of so on toward an act se to get money from Maha Peci Toe, s sabordinate, and then go sway leaving bima bankrap His lordship further said he would communicate this usbecoming not to the Incorporat- Ted Law Society in England 60 that if he (Mr. Tex-r) tried to practise there, they would have Violet Capell; 2, Emile Lopes.

Consolation Race (girls)-1, an opportunity to deal with him. Consolation Race (boys).-1, Counsel quoted farther evidence B. d'Almada; 2, H. Noronha.. recorded during Mr. Tsez'e

public examination in which ne

admitted he knew M.h Pick Toe

Boys' Potato Race, 60 yards—1, M. Boots; 2; P. White. Zita Gomes; 2, Lens Gomes.

Girls' Arithmetic Hoa-1, Girls' Shipping Bice.-1, M. 'Almads; 2, E Rocha.

Rocha; 2, A. Dillon.

Girls Potato Bico.-1, E.

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Hicks and Brown 11 0, beat Knoth Bradbury and Witchell best and Wallace 10-1, beat Railton

and Hobbs 9 2.

Wood and Hamilton best Hicks and Brown 9 2, best Knoth and Hobbe 6 6. Wallace 9.2, lost to Bailton and

Dr. Smalley and Woodman Knoth and Wellsce 65, lost tona consideration until one day beat Hicks and Brown 65, bost

We show the stomach little or Railton and Hobbe 47.

JUNIOR LEAGUE Kowloon C.C. v. Chinese Y. M. C. A.

we find that it has gone on etrike. We sit back in despair. The stomach is rebellious to the degree in which we have abused lit.

This match was won by K.0.0. by 54 ganse to 45, Scoraa***** The symptoms seem to show

Davidson and Brown foot to"

that something is wrong with the McPerson and Chan 5 6 beat Sistomach. The trouble in reality and Lob 6 5, best Moosdeen and Oban 83.

Cook and Wheeler lost to Kocsdeen and Chan 56, lost to Sin and Loh 29, beat McPherson and Chan 65.

is in the blood which your cars lese babits bave made impare. build up and cleanse the blood The proper treatment then is to

Pink Pills will do this well. Yop A thorough trial of Dr. Williams' Mead and Elson beat McPherson take them with every cou and Chan 8-8, beat Moordeen and idence that they will make you Ohan 74, best Lir and Lob 7-4.lood rich and pare.

Indian School v. Dockyard Recreation Club,

The Indian Sohool beat thei Dockyard Recreation Club by 68 games to 31, Score:

U. M. Omar and 8. A. Ismail beat Hennessey and Allan ́ 83, best Black and Perry 83, beat Crocker and Winfield 74,

8. A. Hamid and 8 D. Lemail, best Black and Parry 85, beat beat Hennessey and Allan 11 10,| Orocker and Winfeld 7 4.

B. H. Ismail and E. Mooedeen, beat Hennessey and Allan 10·1, loat to Crocker and Winfield 47,

became insolvent through his Chinese Subscriptions to Liberty beat Black and Party 7.4.

(Mr. Tezer's) inability to pay

what he owed him. Mr. Toxar'a

Loan."

practice apparently was to employ Chinese subscriptions to the

Doys fresh from school at the rs'a American Liberty Loan in the IDEAL FOR YOUR

Philippines smocoted on the

LITTLE ONES.

Our new diet book will be sent in postal card request.

Dr. Williame Pink Pills are old by all druggists, or they will sent, poat paid, 1 bottle for $1:50, six for $8, by the

Dr. Williams Medicine Gom pay,

96 Szechuan Bond,

Shanzbai.

TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENT.

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Report of the Directors together 30th May, 1918, at NOON, for the purpose of receiving the with a Statement of Accounts to 30th April, 1918.

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W. 8. BROWN,

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ON HIS MAJESTY'S SERVICE. TENDERS are invited for the

supply of Carpenters, Caul kers, Platers, Plumbers, Painters, Scrapers, Shoemakers or Leather workers, to. EH. M. Naval Yard

Forms of Tender can be obtain- ed at the Chief Constructor's Office, H. M. Raval Yard, Honz- tong, and should be filled in and Form not later than noon FHI- returned as indicated in Tender DAY, 31st May, 1918.

E. G. KENNETT. CHIEF CONSTRUCTOR,

Hongkong, 16th May, 1918

of $100 per month, receiving big 13th inst, to P 140 000. This was securities which he made use of the first day of the organised as be pleased.

Mr. Justice Ebden: Actually effort. The Chiness Committee Every careful parent will ineist VAN WAERWIJCK,"

bas guaranteed a subscription of that medicine given to children having arrived from the above employing illiterate school boys? -That is so, my lord.

should be abulately pure, safe, port, Consignees of cargo by P,500,000. Mr. Eliot then read an

gentle and free from paratio her are hereby informed that advertisement which appeared in

drage, Baby's Own Tablets, the all Goods are being landed at the South China Morning Post on go with his Tamil clerk, a subor guaranteed not to contain one of the Hongkong and Kowloon Canadian children's remedy, are and/or extra bazardous Godowns their risk into the hazardous" follows: "Wanted B reliable diaste, 89 cosurities to raise atoms-of-any-barmful drug or Wharf and Godown Co. Ltd, compradore for a colicitor's fine money from achetty, ConnerIsub- opisie One tiny tablet-easily whence, and/or from the wharves, in Hongkong with branches in mified that this was a disgraceful crushed between thumb and delivery may be obtained

WM. POWELL, LTD. Singapore sad Haar. Apply to E, sat on the part of an officer of the finger les sufficient dose for an M. Tixer, Singapore," Counsel court. Moreover, Mr. To set awed infant from the dev afite birth to instant, at 5 PM will be subject

Goode not cleared by the 25th NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN submitted this was the most dis more or less, every one of his six months old. Elder ebildren to rent.

that the SEVENTEEN TH graceful thing Mr. Tozer bad ever subordioster; even to a miserable in proportion

OHDINARYGENERAL MEET- done. After returning to Sings tomby ho owed $10, *_-__-

All broken, chafed and dam-ING of SHAREHOLDERS in The first effect of Baby's Own aged packages are to be left in the above Company will be held the God was where they will be at the Company's. Offices on

who

19 3, at 12 o'clock NOON, for the purpose of receiving the Report

of the Directors and Statement

of Accounts to that Bia February,

pore he tried to get a compradore Causel then a ted Mr. Justice Tablets is to set genily and kindly examined. Claims a ainst the TUESDAY the 4th of June,

wes ready to advance money, Darling on the subject of profes on the bowels. Then they soothe, steamer must be presented within as they always do, to come to sional misconduct and concluded console, and promote calm astor 10 days of arrival, otherwise Singapore from Hoogkong. He by abmitting that Mr.al sleep," Baby's Own Tablets they will not be recognized. Bir. Ellar) did not wish to vom Toser's conduct both in Singare recommended for (esthing kent farther on that sabjser, apore "and in Hongkong was not troubles, constip tion, diarrhoea, effected by us in any case what- No Fire Insurance will be bat would leave the court to becoming of a lawyer and that it colic, indigestion, fever, worms, ever. jadge as to the chances that man castitated profesional miscon They promote good appotile and Bills of Lading will be counter would stead of recovering what doct, sufficient to warrent his ever advances he might make. bring struck off the professional

Dealing with Mi-Tcar's office | rofla

in Bingspate, Mr. Ellios said Mr. After some discussion, the Temer Loted to improperly as to Court granted the application.

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