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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, AUGUST 31, 1918.

FOR ACTIVE SERVICE.

10-DAY'S NEW ADVERTI EMENT.

Presentation to Police Reserve Officer.

At the Palics Beserve Hand- quarters Club last evening a very interesting little function took place when Mr. F. 0. Jenkin, O.B.E, DAP. (B), presented 0.8.M. Wilks with a cheque for 50 guiness on behalf of the Hong- Long Police Reserve Force. Among those present were Mr. J. W. Franks, ASP. (R), DE Jordan (Surgeon Supt.) and Lindsay-Woods (Assistant Sar-] geon Bupt.) Inspector Eastice, 0. 8. M Silva, C. L' Sirdar Khan, Inspector Arculli and à number of other brother officers.

Mr. Jenkin, in making the presentation, asid that in present- "ing a sum of 50 guiness to C. 8. M. Wilke on the eve of his departure for the front, he w38 performing a daty which had fallen to his lot on several occasiona on behalf of the Police Reserve Force. Mr. Wilks was going to the front aader the name of Conscript" but he thought that that name would not trouble him. If the word had any meaning at all locally it should not be applied to the employees but only to the employers who had by calling their employees in die pens- able prevented them from going before. Their relations with the regular Force pointed to the feat that they were appreciated and had rendered the services which were expected of them. The Bo- galar Police they know were quita tolerant towards them, although at the same time perhaps a little impatient, not unwarrantably so, with the auxiliary policemen and their ability, not forgetting the 'fact that they had not been trained

up to that profession. It was interesting to note that Mr. Wilks joined the Police Faroe three years ago because he was declared

to be physically unfit for the Volanieere." He (Mr. Jankin) did Dot Care what was the reason for Mr. Wilks joining; all, he could any was- that he knew that his brother Superintendents and Inspectors were glad to have got bim. (Applause). Every man who now lelt the Police Force WAR leaving a Force the members of which were called upon to per form a live daty in this Colony. and it was a matter of regret to him, although he did not say whether it wes not shared by somebody else, that some mem- bere of sha Dafence Corpa had not seen as to volunteer for the Force, although having been invited by not only the Government but also by His Excellency the Governor himself. It might be that they were willing to sée the war. through with the record of an hour's work a week to their credit. Be that as it may, it was their business. It was well known that the Police Reserve wanted more men, and if they did not cars to join be did not suppose .that anybody WRE going force them to do so.

.to

Mr. Jackin, continuing, ssid C.

8. M Wilks "enjoyed great

popuslrity. He was a young man,

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but not too young for the rank he TO AVOID DYSENTERY

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him God-speed.

The presentation was then mada.

*0.8.M. Wilka,replied thanking Mr. Jenkin' and the Police Reserve, and ssid that he was

should be nard wheure” nereis |ary to keep the system clean.

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rades from the D.S.P. down to dispel on-tipstion, liverishness, the latest recruit. He steured sick headaches, bile. A gand those present that he had dons for the children as for adults. Of his duty in the Colony s the chemists, or post fere 60 cents the dironmstances permitted and he vial, from Dr. Williams' Modirize would assure them that he would Co., 98 Ez-chuén Road, Shanghai. do" "his duty to his King and Country when in the Army.

This brought the function to an "end, 'and Mr. Jenkin and all present hoarily shook hands with the recipient and wished him God-speed and a safe return.

Crossing the Jordan, 3 „ When the British Army crossed the Jordan in April and resouád 1,600 Armenian refugees at Es galt, all thin as shadows' and in Tag some of the oa children sérors tives by oursYiDE

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TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENT.

ST. JOSEPH'S COLLEGE.

DURING the school year

1918-1919 beginning on MONDAY 49th September, classes 8, 7 and 6 will be taught in the new Building, Robinson Road, and Classes 5-1 in the new-premises, Kennedy Road, which will also be the residence. of the Teachers and Boarders..

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1918

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Children must have it--adults should have it

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TO-DAY'S NEW ADVERTISEMENT,

SALE OF TICKETS COMMENCES TỔ-DAY.

THE HONGKONG ST, ANDREW'S SOCIETY.

(FOUNDED 1847.)

DRAWING OF WAR BONDS

IN AID OF WAR CHARITIES.

$200,000 (Hongkong Currency)

or less according to subscriptions.

PROSPECTUS

Tickets $5,80 each.

Prizes to be paid in Bonds of the Hongkong Government 6 % War Loan of 1916 (which may be redeemed at the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation at part and, in order to ensure that the scheme in productive of "new" money for war purposer, an equivalent amount of the prizes will be reinvested by the Hongkong and shanghai Banking Corporation in new Britial War Loan Stock.

Of the total amount subscribed, 50 per cent, after deducting expenses, will be distributed in prizes, and the remaining 50 per cent, will be given to War Charities!

The amount to be distributed in prizes will be divided a follows :--

lf, as anticipated, the total amount is subscribed

One First Frize

of $25,000

Five Prizes of $10,000 each-$50,000

And Fifty Smaller Prizes of a total of about $20,000 the

lowest of which will be $58.-

If the total amount is not subscribed the amount of each prize to be reduced pro rata.

Winning Tickets must be presented at the Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, Hongkong, during business hours.

> Should any winning ticket not be presented before soon on the lat December, 1919, the ticket will be cancelled, and the value will be distributed amongst War Charities by the Committee of the Hongkong St, Andrew's, Society through the medium of the Hongkong War Charities Committee.

The Drawing will be in public in Hongkong, and the date and hour at which it will take place will be notified in due course by advertisement."

The sale of tickols will close in Hongkong on Tuesday, the 31st December; 1918.

Any dispute arising will be decided by the Committee of the Hongkong St. Andrew's Society whose decision shall be final.

The name of the members of the present Committee are

Mr. C. E. "Arrow (President),¦.

Mr. B. 3. Drms (Vice-President), Mr. B. G. Biswas (Past President), Hon. Mr. WrtmasILM, UMD,

Fi(Pam President), Hon. Mr. DAVID_LAMDALE

(Pant: Provident), Mr. T. Y. Hough (Fast President), Mr. D. MACDONALD (Past President),

Mr. A. G. Ganoon (Past President),

DE. CA FORSTTEL,"

Mr.A. ONLAMI,

Mr. W. NICHOLSON,

(Mr. J. “Bem, - .

Mr. R. BUTHERLAND,

HE. M. A. MUHHAx (Hon. Treasurer.)

Mr. J. M. GORDOT

acting Hov. Secretary,)

Tickets and Books of Tickets can be kad on application at the Chartered Bank of India, Australia and Chíns and xt such places as 'may be sub- "sequently advertised. vien

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