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neetion with St. Joseph's College Macao, under the distinguished

que Correia da Silva, Governor of

thero was

events.

RAPH

VICTORIA DIOCESAN

ASSOCIATION.

WEDNESD

the the

MARCH 16,

though not entirely, were frienda

of his at Home, and not so much

REFUSE REMOVAL.

of people who had connections

the Diocese by way The C.R.A7S Complaint Involve from 30 to 30 with

of:

friendships, business. in- terests, or in any other ways. He

ão faz na to nay,

The only business of interest at additional personnel,

Hongkong Branch Formed.

At the City Hall yesterday hoped that that would be altered the fortnightly meeting of the gard to temporary Covers, patronage of His Excellency Henri. Rev. Lord Bishop of in time, and whilst he trusted his Sanitary Board held yesterday tarpaulins, they would head

Victoria and the Rev. H. Copley old friends would remain he was afternoon was the discussion ontain amount of hitching, and ix- Moyle hold an “At Home" · for anxious that more and more peo- a letter received from the Coning, and he did not think ans Macro, and the Right Rev. Father members of the Diocese, which ple who had a living connection stitutional Reform Association of member of the Board would Jose da Costa Nunes, Bishop was followed by a meeting for the vith the Diocese, either by having Hongkong regarding the reinoval seriously suggest that they should Elect of Macao, were held on San purpose of announcing the forma friends or relatives out here or by of rubbish in the Colony.

use this form of covering. The day afternoon at Mong-ha. The tion of the Hongkong branch of other interests, would become Mr. G. R. Sayer conducted the main object of a cover was to presje, weather conditions were ident and the Victoria (Hongkong and members of the Association. He proceedings, and there were also vent the dissemination of dust.

a largo gathering of South China) Diocesan Associa-hoped the Association would pro-present Mr. T. L. Ferkins (Vice- The refuse of the Colony, was not '. | spectators, who manifested the lion,

vide a real link with the friends | Chairman), Dr. W. V. M. Koch, dusty. If members agreed with. keenost, interest in the various The objects of the Association at Home, and that people who Dr. F. M. G. Ozorio, Dr. W. W. him that a permanent heavy cover are: (1), To band together all who left the Diocese and went Home Pearse (Medical Officer), Mr. C. was useless, then the only other From every point of view the interest themselves in the work would continue to keep up the G. Alabaster, Mr. S. W. Tao and form

WAS that of tarpaulins. Each year there Mr. C. M. W, Reynolds. (Secretary). They had had experience of tar" meeting was a complete success of the Diocese. (2), To circulate connection.

a rally in connection The letter of the Constitutional paulina before and found that a Thero was great variety in the information and stimulate inter- would be

This year Reform Association stated that great many of them soon dis- programme and all the competi.est and (3), To call forth prayer with the Association. tions were keenly contested, the and gifts for the Diocese. It will it was fixed for June 13th, and it the present system of collection appeared,

was hoped to secure. be seen therefore that the forma-

Sir John and removal of refuse were high-

Mr. Perkins expressed agree- finishes being generally close and |

tion of such an Association will Jordan as Chairman of the gatherly insanitary and recommended ment with the Chairman's re exciting.

provide a useful stimulus to the ing. He trusted that in the that covers be obtained for the marks. Froin a fairly long ex- The Officials were President:

future the rally would provide a carts. The matter had been taken perience of carts being taken down work of the Diocese. · The Right Rev. Father Nunes;

A very large gathering was re-gathering ground for people from up with the Colonial Secretary steep hills, he considered it in- Vice-President: Rev. Father Jaimeecived by the. Bishop and

and Hongkong, Canton other who advised that it should be advisable to add to the weight by Martins: Secretary, Mr. J. meeting was honoured by

places in this part of the world. brought before the Sanitary Board. providing permanent covers. Tam- Hughes; Judges at finish: Fathers presence of His Excellency the

Referring to the proposal to Mr. Alabaster said he under-porary covers had a wonderful form a Benjamin. Pintado, Horacio, Bar Governor and Lady Stubbs and the

Diocesan branch, the stood from Dr. Ozono that these habit of disappearing. reto, Clinco J. Lau and C. Hon. Mr. Claud Severn (Calonlal ladies who had interested them and he believed still existed, but the Chairman had said, withdraw Mr. Alabaster, in view of what Bishop expressed thanks to the covers were provided at one time. Delgado Esq; Weld-Judges. Rev. Secretary).

selves in the movement and hoped were

his resolution. After tea had been served the

not used. Father Donvalves and Messrs. J.

He desired to B. company adjourned to St. An- stand for a real and lasting fel special reasons why they

that the Association was going to know whether there were any F. X. Gomes, Lara Reis, J. Hughes, J. M Bragi Starter.rew's Hall. The Bishop was sup- lowship. The Bishop made brief not used. A. A. de Mello, Es: Field-Ste-ported by the Rev. Copley Moyle, reference to the extent of the wards, Messrs 6. Silva and 3. de who is shortly leaving for Eng Diocese and to the interest, variety Rosa and Masters F. Guterres, Band, concerning whose journey and possibilities of the work. Assumpet, E. Tavares, J. Lopes, the Bishop made a sympathetic re- Discussing the means by which C Gracins, Felix Guterres,ference.

The Bishop explained at some the Bishop mentioned that sug members can help the Association, Brea, J. Basto, A. Oliveira.

The Secretary wishes to thank all Association. Al the outset he ex-

length the objects of the Diocesan gestions had been made for the those who contributed in any was pressed thanks to those who had medical comforts for the hospital he was

holding of a working party for towards the success of the sports made the gathering possible and at Pakhoi (general and leper) or mend the Government to instal especially His Excellency H. Corto the large number who had at for the general hospital at Yun-covers on all carts, but he would **********@**HOO+20reira da Silva. the management of tended. it was a great encourage. nan, the organising of a sale of see what would be done in certain

the Fantan and Opium Monopoly,ment to him that at the outset work for the Diocesan Fund, the cases. E. HING & CO.

Messrs F. Gellion, C. Rieu, A. A. of his work so many had been joining of a study circle for understood the covers were pro- The Chairman said he de Mello of Macro and Messrs J. A. able to attend and he thought he studying the problems of the vided for a certain number of Borges, A. J. V. Ribeiro, G. P. da could speak also for Mr. Moyle, Diocese, the enrolling of new carta which had to go a long dis-

The nett earnings for the past Cruz, A. da Roma, F. X. R who, as they knew, was going members, the increasing circula-tance. He had made enquiries as with $9,852.09 brought forward year amount to $132,489.99, which meding, S. Mareal, B. P. V. Ribeiro, home, on leave in about a fort-

tion of "The Outpost" (the to what had happened to them Mrs. M. L. night's time, that he too Hynion and

was Diocesan Association's magazine) and all he could find out was that from the previous year gives the Neha of Hongkong for their greatly impressed by the excel-and the supply of literature for they did not exist now. He could sum of $142,292.98, which it is re- sabalde prizes and contributione lent response made.

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The programme and vinners, were as follow:...

1. Long Jump: 1. J. Costa;

F. Nogueira.

were

Dr. Ozorio mentioned that he

raised the question three or four years ago, and it was then stated they were used. Since when did they cease to exist?

The Chairman replied that Mr. Tratman's answer to Dr. Ozurio's question at that time was that not prepared to recom-

At the conclusion of the Bishop's to them. speech enrolment forms were Mr. Alabaster moved

that n

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The report for presentation to the shareholders of the, China Provident Loan and Mortgage Co., Ld., at the twenty-fourth ordinary general meeting to be held on Thursday, 24th March, statea:

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$ 30,000.00 2,286.50

one in the large gathering signi-be-appointed to see what could be Te pay a Dividend of 2.100 yards Flat Race: 1. and in this connection mentioned fled his or her willingness to join done in the matter. A sub-coni- !

the names of Lady Stubbs, Lady the branch. Kirkpatrick, Mrz. Gompertz, Mrs.

Gomes; 2. B. d'Assumpcão.

Bang yards Flat Race: 1. J. Von

crieno; 2. G. Demee.

4.100 yards Flat Barr: 1. A. COL aco: 2, E. Assis.

Bowden Smith, Mrs. Severn, Mrs.

Edkins and Miss Duff.

Proceeding, the Bishop said that the main problem which faced

5. Bicycle Race (Slow): 1. them was how were they to get Silva: 2, Chew Pat Chu.

a living fellowship and a corporate

GENERAL NEWS.

MURDERERS ĜO ON STRIKE. At Bilbao, the persons arrested

6. High Jump: 1, Tsang Siu Fan: enterprise in the Diocese. It was for murdering a director of blast

2. G. Anderson.

hot easy to secure either, but of

mittee

could much better deal with it than the whole Board. If earts had any distance to go it seemed very desirable that they should be covered,

8 per cent, cr 80 cents. per share

To carry forward to the. credit of next year's Account

100,000.00

10,006.48 Consulting Committee.-Mr. G. Dr. Ozorio seconded.

W. Barton resigned on-leaving the The Chairman did not think the Colony, and Mr. H. P. White was formation of 2

sub-committee invited to take his place on the te proposed to make a short cordance with the Article of As- would be of value to the Board. Consulting Committee.

In ac-

7. Three-bugged Race: 1. B. As one thing he was certain and that furnaces have gone on bunger statement as to the reasons why sociation Messrs. H. P. White, G.

supcao and F. Guterres; 2, Tai inwas that a body of people acting

Fook and Tsang Yan Pui,

S. Blindfold Race: 1, M. Guter ros; %, J. Guterres.

together had a greater force than a number of isolated individuals. Asking how they were to secure norate enterprise in Diocesan life, the Bishop said the suggestion

strike.

ROYAL INSTITUTION PRIZE.

9. Sack Race: 3, B. d'Assumpeno,this living fellowship, and cor. Prufessor G. E. Hale, director of department in regard to refuse been audited by Messrs. F. Mait-

2, J. Cabral

they did not have covered carts M. Dodwell and U Poi On retire, and then would leave it to the but offer themselves for re- The Royal Institution has Board to say whether they desired election. awarded the Actonian prize to them or not. The object of his Auditors.The accounts have the Mount Wilson Solar Obser collection was this: to collect land and H. Percy Smith, who are

atory, for his contributions to quickly and simultaneously and to eligible for re-appointment. 10. Shon Race: 1, M. Guterres|was made that they should have

solar physics.

get rid of the offensive stuff by

SHEWAN TOMES & CO., 2, R. Lasula.

La Diocesan branch of the Victoria THIEVES CUT TYPIST'S HAIR OFF the shortest possible route. It

General Managers. Diocesan Association. which was During the dinner hour two

was necessary, owing to the hilly started in England about 8 or 9 men entera i the office of Messrs. nature of Victoria, to use a num- Gmonths ago, and that the "Atkins and Co. manufacturers.ber of comparatively small light Home" would provide a favour. Belfast, and because a typist carts, and they were fortunate d'Asable opportunity of testing the would not tell them where the enough to get rid of the refuse by Ipeople's feelings on the matter, money was kept they seized her short and direct routes to the

11. Quarter Mile Race: d'Assumpeau; 2. C. Gomes.

12. Rolling the Cask: 3. Demee, J. Conceicao.

13. One-legged Race: 1, B

simpeno: 2. F. Guterres..

1.

1. Egg and Spoon Race: 1. R. The Victoria Diocesan Association Teles; 2, 3p Lam Cheng.

in England was started at Home ou St. John the Baptist's day. At the initial June 24th fast.

and cut off her hair.

SWEDISH CROWN PRINCE

RESCUES BAILOR.

BRITISH SHIPS SUNK IN THE WAR.

A French Estimate.

hande, explaining the British The Journal de la Marine Mar claims against Germany in res

sea. If they were compelled to, carry the refuse right through the City to a particular collecting The Swedish Crown Prince, depot or incinerator there would meeting two Bishops were present taking a stroll around Stockholm obviously be good reason for pect of losses of merchant ship- 10.50 yards Flat Race (Infants): who presented him for conseera-harbour, noticed a man in the having covered carts. For exam-

13.100 yards Fiat Race (Girls): 1, Alburquerque, 2, L. Rodrigues, , A. Rodrigues.

All winners.

Conceicao: 2, J. Costa.

who' water

at.

18. Arithmetic Rave: 1, J. Rethe purpose of: (1), Banding. to-camp, succeeded in bringing the opinion anything which would 7.745,654; gross tonnage value,

indios: 2, Souza.

man safely ashore. The man,

It is made up as follow.

war losBew,

£527,889,000; steamers indirecs war losses, 209.851 gross tonnage, value £16,052,000.

pine, shows how the total demand was evidently in ple, if refuse had to be collected for 8,617,515 tons gross is arrived a tion the Bishop of Bradford and danger of drowning. The Prince from Praya East and carried to 17.200 yards Flat Race: 1, J.Bishop Lander, his predecessor. at once bastened to the rescue an incinerator at Pokfulum they

The Association was formed for and, with the help of his aide-de would need covered carts. In his Steamers--direct gether all who would interest It was unanimously decided by

themselves in the work of the who turned out to be an English hinder the quick removal of offen- the Standing Committee of the 19. Gathering Potatoes: 1. Diocese: (2), To circulate informa-sailor from a vessel in the port, was sive refuse should not be recom- Ulster Unionist Council, at Bol-d'Assimipero; 2, F. Guterres,

tion and stimulate interest and taken into a neighbouring cafe mended by the Board. It was fast, to travel to Lundon to see 20. Bicycle Race (Fast): 1, Luis (3), To call forth prayer and gifts by the Prince, who treated him quite clear to him that covera Sir Edward Carson, and to urze | Mello; 2, Chew Put Chin.

for the Diocese. The present to hot coffee and afterwards went would be useless. They could HONGKONG JAPANESE

that Ulster may have the benefit,

21. Relay Race (Schools): 1, St. membership numbered 457. The in person to the police station to not keep putting a cover on and MASSAGE ASSOCIATION. of his services in the new Parlia Joseph's (B. d'Assumipeau. G. Demce. Association was composéd of order dry clothes to be sent to off and thus wasting time in get

J Conceicao and J. Costa).

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