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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1921,

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EARLIER TELEGRAMS. THE WASHINGTON CONFERENCE.

Washington, Nov. 24.

It is leared that speaking at yesterday's discussion on land disarmament, M. Briand oppased detailed discussion because France faced indisputable dangers and could not reduce her army unless other Powers supported har. He added that, without such guar- antees, the limitation of land armaments was impossible.

It is understood that the Far Eastern Committee decided that likin must be abolished.

The new arrangement under Mr. Elihu Riot's resolution implies the acceptance of the Bnancial Consortium by China and also the pooling of existing railway concessions as far as operations are con- cerned in order to prevent discrimination between trades of different nationalities.

Dr. Wellington Koo presented a plan for the restoration of the Chinese Tariff autonomy in three stages. A special sub-com- mittee is cosidering the plan which Mr. Alfred Sze explained was twelve and half per cent, duty from January 1st next, followed by a period wherein China will be permitted to fix her own rates, finally achieving complete autonomy.

Italy and the Chinese Consortium.

Was

Italy's desire to participate in the Chinese Consortium revealed in an interview with Signor Albertini, one of the Italian delegates at the Washington Conference and Signor Ricci, the Italian ambassador at Washington. Signer Albertini argued that Italian participation night remave some of Chire's objections to the

plan as a whole and added that the subject had not yet been con- sidered in any but a formal way by the Conference.

Dr. Wellington Koo on Chinese Tariffa Treaty, According to a Washington communique, the Far Eastern Com- mittee, at which Mr. Hanihara was present for the first time, dis- cussed the question of Chinese customs. Dr. Wellington Koo made a statement, emphasising that China did not desire to interfere at present with the administration of maritime customs or the devo- tign of the proceeds to the liquidation of the foreign loans upon which they were secured. He proceeded to give a brief account of the origin of the Chinese Treaty concerning tarifs and în concluding declared that as prices had mounted the Treaty Fowers had not requested a revision of the tarifs and China had not asked for a ravision as the revenue collected from other sources was inadequate to meet its requirements.

FOOTBALL.

Hongkong League Meeting.

A meeting of the Hongkòng League management was held at Victoria Barracks last evening. Mr. P. J. Wilton in the chair. The

THE CHILDREN S BAZAAR.

Hongkong Women's and Ministering Children's League.

The following is the result of

HONGKONG Hotel

NEW GRILL ROOM

Opening

"ST. ANDREW'S NIGHT"

Wednesday, 30th Nov, 1921.

following were also present. Mr. the recent Bazaar and of the year's A PARTNERSHIP ISSUE.

G. May, Messrs. Rodger, Masters, entertainments:

Robertsen, James, Williama, Hol-Police Stall Mre. T. H.

lands and Ip Kan with Mr. M. I.. Halten, Hon. Secretary.

King).$1,162.15 Concertin June 250.00

3

1,412.45

Quarry Bay Stall (Mrs.

Reid)

Naval & Dockyard Stall

(Mrs. Bowden Smith): "May flower" $1,927.52

Chute

31.20 Lucky Well 164.70

A letter was read from the OTHERS take your photos, but Titania, dated 12th inst, asking by our 30 years experience we for permission to postpone their in EXCELLENT xture with R.GA. on that date take yours CONDITION and NATURAL and the secretary replied that it COMPI EXION instead of mere was too late to alter arrangements already made. As the R.GA. had not sent in a claim for the points the meeting decided that the match should be played at a later [St. Paul's School Stall date.

(Miss Woo)

Stephen's School Stall (Miss Middleton Smith)

Studio-Ice House Street.

MASSAGE HALL. 23. FLOWER STREET.

MRS. S. UZUNOGE. MRS. MORITA. "TOTIESMATEM MASSEURS. PITT-TREADS Tria Uwy Hamz+

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"For the Blood is the Life.”

Supreme Court Action.

In the Supreme Court yesterday an issue arising out of a recent 1,318.60 judgment was before the Chief Jestice, Sir William Rees Davies, Getz Bros. of the Oneat. Ltd...

1,500,00

| sought to show that Lam. Esi prog

| was a partner in the firm of Tong Luy and Co., against which the 2,123.42 plastiff company recently obtained judgment by deisalt for breach of

contracta, four

the damages amounting to $35,000,

Mr. C. G. Alabaster (instructed by Mr. D. H. Blake, of Memes, Wilkioren and Grist) was for the plaintiff, and Messrs. P. C. Jenkin and Eldon Potter instructed by Mr. M. K. Lo, of Messrs. Lo nad Lay for the defendant.

613.30

Stall

1,362.10

The delay caused through the St. absence of H.M.S. Carlisle from part was brought before the meet- ing and it was approved that fail-} Beliiios School ing to appear by Saturday next j Miss Clarke) 26th inst. that this team be struck | Sitary Stall (Lady fout of the second division of the

league.

A letter was read on the altered ixture between Curlew - Titania which stated that the match down

Sufferers for 19th inst. would be altered to

from Abscesses. Ulcers.

Piles. Glandular Swell ngs, Zoems, Bails, Pimples and Eruptions, Gouf, nemalism, must Praline Pani 1.1. enly are way to complete atut jasuna prim in fear the blood of the peas or ta majuta matter. the Clark's Book Misture timedele ingreure to

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NEW FOG SIGNALS.

Equipment for Waglan.

a midweek match, to allow the Titania to play Civilians or Police on Saturdays. The action of the secretary was approved.

The match Club. Caire played at Sockunpoo on November 5th was declared to be a league one.

Reports from referees on late starts in matches on 29th October were read and the meeting decided to ceasare the Clubs H.M.S. Cor- lew (15 minutes late) and Kowloon 17 minutes late) and that a re-

pitition of late starts would be me by a fire.

Kirkpatrick);

"Blue" Stall $1,447.75 Goldish Stall 247.90

Peak Stall (Mrs. La-

írentz) Kowloon Stall (rs.

Nightingaley* Victoria Stall Mrs. Mid-

dleton Smith) Tea Garden (Mrs. R.

Hancocki Children's Plays Fortune Tellers (Mrs. Lewis & Mrs Roffey) Panch and Judy (Mr. H. W. Bird and Mr. R. Sutherland)

Parcels (Mrs. Knight) Dog Raffle (Mr. Erie

Rice)

Gate Money Various donations not credited to Stalls.. Victoria British School Branch (per Mrs. Shaf- tain):

Taikoo Enter-

tainment $ 250.76 Sale of Work 145.00

Proceeds of dance given at Wiseman's (per Mrs. Shaw)

1,695.65

Opening the case, Mr. Alabaster 1aid the action from which the issue jarose was against the arm of Tsog Lloy & Co., and two partners of 1.105 the firm, Tang Sun-Inong and Lam Kai-pang H culd prove 439.14 in

the Course ol tbe that the Chinese osme of 921.60 the firm was "Kai Leung, being

23.00 617.69

230.00

case

BENGUET CONSOLIDATED MINING CO.

CAPITAL STOCK

PESOS 700,000.

It is interesting to note that

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Jy

the

and

the milling capacity of

plants of this cyaniding company has steadily increas-` ed from 17,360 tons of ore in 1916 to 35,565 tons in 1920; and that the production of gold bullion has increased from Pesos 602,500. - in 1916

to Pesos 1,068,900 in 1920.--

Extract from Report.

a combination of the **Loon). Si 730.67oze partner and the "Kai". In the setion, the con 401.50 other.

and the partoer Tacg Sun-loong 22.00 (also known as Tang Liuy; did act enter sppearance and judgment against them went by default, for 73.15 $35,890.88. Tang Sun-loong bad 16.50 absconded. The other partner, with whom they were now concern- jed, entered an appearance, not The Club protested against Kow-

defending the action but denying loon playing an unregistered man.

tast he was a partner. The defen- Eve, HMS. Cairo in their League

dents were sued for breach of four game on the Club ground on Octo-

contracts by reason their failure to ber 29th, when the game resulted

take delivery of goods, comprised in a win for Kowicon by one goal

of paper and tin plates. One of to nil. The secretary read 2

the contracta was signed by the letter from the Kowloon Club ask-

Secretary of the Company, a man named C. W. Foos, who had been ing for permission to play all men

threatened by the defendant but Work has just been commenced not playing for any other tear in

305.76) who would be called as a witness. by the Public Works Department the Navy. Army and Police. As

Mr. Alabaster said he would to erect a brick building at the this appeared too general no notice

prove that both these people were. Waglao Lighthouse to accom was taken of then application. A

47.30 partners in the firm, that there was modate the new diaphone fog further letter was read from the

partnership agreement betweez sigual apparatua ordered in Canada Kowloon Club requesting permis-

15,842.88|them which was destroyed by one by the Guvernment. A water sion to play Eve, Sparry, Adams,

of them in the presence of the other tank to be used for generating Townsend, Coupland and Donovan. purposes is also in the course of Permission was granted in the *A further sum as the result of snd in the presence of a witness Construction. The new fog signal | case" of Sparry, Townsend and the Kowloon British School Fete who would be called; that on many) apparatus is a mechanically sound Coupland, but the question rela- held on Wednesday, Nov. 23rd, is occasions, defendant admitted that he was a partner and explained ed syren which, when in operation, tive to Eve, Adams and Donovan to be added ister.

himself that the firm's name "Kri produces a screeching noise that was referred back as these men The allocation of the above can be heard as a greater distance belonged to the Navy.

funds to Home and local charities Loong" was a combination of the pertoers" Damen. He would prove than the firing of the "log gua In defiance of the ruling by the will be published after the next that at the very time when these which et present constitutes League Secretary, Kowloon played meeting of the Committee.

contracla were made a latter was the warning to passing ships in Eve and Adama. The meeting

written by both partners to their foggy weather. Besides, the new decided to report the Kowloon

Secretary, offering him a share in apparatus can be used with greater Club to the Hongkong Football suspended from playing for four the profile. PIOL & STEEL

Mr. Alabaster said he would fof importance, was adriser. to the frequeocy. The introduction of Association for defying the weeks and to take no further part the diaphone fog signal is only so League Management and directed in matches against Chinese teams. admit his signature to the letter?

Hi Lordship: Does defendant prove that defendant co-operated firm on metals, and all big gardārs experiment, and if it should prove that this Club forfeit the points

with Tang Lluy in appointing the were referred to him. He was Application for Pascoe and

Mr. Alabaster: The signature is Becretary, The Secretary bad many responsible for the financing of the to be a success, it is the intention of ained in the matches played on Mason of Kowloon from 1st divi sdmitted, sad he will give an ex the Government, we understand, to 29th October to their opponents.

conversations with the partnere,firm and advanced money ocassion- sion to 2nd division was referred planation of it. Es will show, no and had **ADY opportunities | ally, we did the other partner.. His extend it to Gap Rock.

The referee's report on the infer reinstatement back to the Club doubt, that be signed it as agent of ascertaining whether they were nine appeared in the partnership disphone fog signal mechanism is expected to reach cident where W. Hyder of the for further information Messrs. for somebody else. Your Lordship partners, He had access Hongkong before the close of this United was ordered off the field Morris and James were elected to will see that he does not purport to the books, and had inspection year, and, (subject to the coma for rough play against the South the Management, Committee, vice be signing it in someone's else's pletion of the power house and the China "A" team on Nov. 12th, was Masters and Swan, and Mr. Jones name or as agent for another man, tank) will be in commission before put before the mi ing and rewas elected to serve on the Re-It is a letter from two partners,

being feree's Board vice Masters. the fog reason setr in next Spring, salted

-peaking of our firm.**

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to book.

Evidence was then called. The

of the partnership agreement. The defence is defendant was the re- - defendant was an active partner, presentative of another man. The although he did not do any office case will probably last) a few work. He was onnaulted on matters laga.