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A lot of LADIES' BLOUSES to be given away- at Bargain Prices.

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A THIEVING "BOY."

TOOK WATCH IN LIEU OF

WAGES.

A Chinese boy. was to-day charged, before Mr. R. E. Linsell.

STABBING CHARGE.

VICTIM ACCUSED OF LYING.

A Chinese said to be insane, by Mrs. Edwards, residing at 17. was to-day charged before Mr. Lee Yuen Street, Wanchai, with R. E. Lindseth, at the Police Court. stealing her wrist watch and gold with stabbing another Chinese

Street, on the 22nd instant.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPE

«MORE HONGKONG-KEN RETURN.

COMPLAINTS REGARDING

ACCOMODATION.

The Blue Funnel s.s. PyrITUS arrived early this morning, bring- ing back six Hongkong man who have been on active service for varying periods. They are Messrs. Ewin. Jack, Meher, Hamilton, "Sky" Kerrison and Green. There are also about half a dozen Shang- hai men who will be transhipped for that part. Complaints with regard to lack of accommodation are made with regard to the Pyrrus as with other vessels bringing back demobilised men. No fanswere supplied, thefood was bad and had to be eaten off rusty tin plates, no table cloths were provided and altogether the ac- commodation was of the roughest kind imaginable. It is difficult to understand why the Government does not try to make these men, who have volunteered their services for their country a little more comfortable, even though it may have no further use for their services. Some of the men are far from being in good health and the least that could be done is that the voyage" back to the centres of their activities in civil life should be made as pleasant as possible and thus greatly aid a speedy return to health and strength.

As an instance of the tardr Government has acted towards manner in which the British

we give the case of a Shanghai boy who returned by the Pyrrus. He volunteered for

some,

strap, valued at $20, on July 6th in the neck at No 5, Second service about two years ago and

The boy said he took the watch in lieu of three months' wages

The complainant stated that he

which the complainant owed him moved into the floor ten days be- During physical drill the lad had

The complainant said that on the boy leaving ber service, she gave him $5, which was 2 more

than the stipulated wage. She theatre at 3 a.m., he slept on the so, more or less, to the end of his

did not owe the boy any money on his wages.

cuts.

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proceeded to England where he ioind the Officers Training Corps. fore the incident. The defendant the misfortune to break his leg was chief tenant. On the morning and owing to inefficient setting be of the 2nd. returning from the became a cripple and will remain

him in the neck whilst he was for service, the boy had just verandah Some one stabbed days. Prior to his volunteering A Police Sergeant say that the sleep, and waking up he found

entered commercial life and the defendant standing over him boy stole the watch when he lett

was able to pay his mother. with a knife in his hand. who is not over blessed with this the complainant's employ. SheFurther

inflicted world's goods, and has to support saw him yesterday in the streetf and had him arrested. Enquiries held up his hands to protect his month. This of course, ceased on witness' wrists as he herself, something like $50 a elicited from him the fact that he neck. A brother of witness sleep-when the boy joined up and a had pawned the watch. It was ing in a cubicle was awakened by generous Government allowed later recovered from the pawn-his cry, and pursued the defend-the mother half a crown a week, "broker.

ant. at the same time blowing paid in Shanghai at the ruling The Police then rate of exchange! True, the lad's came into the house and arrested employers acted most generously, continuing to pay a good portion of his salary and had it not been for this generosity the case would have been hard indeed. Government in this case refuses a pension. The Government

ought to show க

The boy, who was proved to have a previous conviction, was sentenced to three months hard

labour.

M

CHOLERA IN FOOCHOW.

ANOTHER EUROPEAN

SUCCUMBS.

Cholera is still very bad in Foo chow, and despite every effort to cope with the outbreak. it is being found very difficult to cope with

his whistle.

The

the defendant.

Questioned by the Magistrate. the complainant said he jaia

not know if the defendant were insane. He had on several occasions advised the defendant to go and seek employ-really

If he had known what little more appreciation of the ment the giving of the advice would fact that these men, to all intents lead to, he would not have spoken and purposes, offered their lives to the defendant regarding his for their Country. employment.

Mr. Lindsell: You are telling

¡lies.

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with

the situation. The American Red Cross was appealed to for help, and that institution is rendering valua- ble aid. In this connection. we Complainant: I am not telling regret to have to report the death lies. The other tenants would of Mr. Dennis. the Secretary of testify for me. Young Men's Christian Associa- The defendant said that the tion, in Foochow, who contracted complainant had on many oc- the malady whilst working casiens threatened him amongst the stricken. His death death, and had told him that if he will be much deplored by his yeatured into the street he would be set upon and killed. He denied many friends.

having stabbed the complainant. Shanghai is also suffering Inspector Macdonald said that severely from the scourge. The the defendant had worried his port has been placed in quarar-mother lately to get a wife."

Mr. Lindsell:Is he a married tine and it is very difficult to get news of the actual state of affairs.man?

Inspector A gentleman who has just arrived

Macdonald-No, from Shanghai states the deaths your Worship. That was a part total 200 a day, on the Footong of his imbecility. side.

The hearing was adjourned.' '

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THE SLIPPY STANE.

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Amongst those men who have been through the mill" is a young Hongkongite who has been in France since 1917. He arrived in England on June 17 and after only three months' training was sent straight to France. He was present at Courtrai when the British advanced about five miles. but were driven back by the that front he was sent to Vimy historical counter-attack. From

Ridge and was present at all the heavy engagements which took place there. From Vimy be was sent to Ypres and 'subseqently to -Arras' and Achincourt and finally was pre- practically ended the war. He sent in the great offensive, which The was attached to the renowned 56th Division, London Terri- torials, and has been wounded several times and has also been gassed. He holds three medals and has had practically as much experience in the actual fighting as any of the men who went from

[In Monday's issue we pablished a letter from a correspondent Hongkong. Our hero was also a who said, among other things, that Robt. MacWhirter is not a keen athlete and has won several Scotchman" and that "he makes slips now and then." The follow-sporting tournaments organised ing is Mr. MacWhirter's reply-Ed. H.K.T.)

I.

Wade canny through this weary warl: An' pick your steps wi' care;

Never wit your neebours quarrel,

But sye do what is fair.

Folks fa.an' never rise again;

Wha never fell before,

For there's aye a muckle slippy stane

At ilka body's door.

II.

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Gin your neebour chance to slip.

Ye mauna pass him by.

But lend a hand, help him up,

Diana' let him lie.

2

The case may sometime be your ain,

Though ye bae wealth in store, For there's aye a muckle slippy, stane

At ilke body's door

IIL

There's slippy stanes, where'er ye gang,

At palace, cot.ortha';

An' ye maun watch an' no gang wrong,

Or owre them yé may fa

For Emperors and Kings hae fs'en

-An nobles many a score, For there's aye a muckle slippy stane Vilka body's door

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