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RACIAL

DISABILITIES IN HONGKONG.

(Continues from Page 21)

Agenta.

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19,

left to the Society to decide what it is going to do,

munity and remove'gress Idéqual- ities. "How do the people here

arted. Mr. F. B. Silvi Netto: I tako ik “Packed like sardines in boxes, the promoters asked His Brcel- In fact I do not think they are all leney the Governor to be patron packed in bares, because many before the Society or League wZZ are to be found lying on the foot-formed? patha. That la a diagrace to those

Tha-Chaiman: That is quite responsible. We cannot talk about Ar. Siha-Netto has expresand fellowship until we have abolished it quite correctly-those who pro- this state of affairs."

moted the Society,

Rickshaw Pullers as Peak Residents

Mr. Maconachie: I think I was Jane of those, Go on, Sir, I do not

want to delay the meeting.

I think you

Mr. Spradbury said it was plain to everybody that the Governor had the interests of the community as a whole at heart and had shown his practical interest by the help he had afforded.

The Chairman: I am not quite The Chairman: clear from Mr. McGuigan's re-will find. Mr. Maconachie, that marks whether we are all of us (when you became a member you to pull rickshaws in Queen's Read knew of this fact. or whether the rickshaw coolies and others should go and tive ou the Peak: I am not quite clear whether we are to go down or up, I do not think we should make | very good living 43 rickshaw

coolies

Mr. McGuigan: I want to see everybody have equal opportun-

After some further discussion ities and let the best man get to the meeting proceeded to the elec- the top. What we find now is tion of officers. Mr. C. merkin. that the men who render

and Mr. R. H. Kotwall were service to the community are very re-elected Hon. Secretaries and poor and the men who do no work thanked for their services in the, at all are at the top. (Applause).past, and Mr. Gerkin Hon. Trea-

The Chairman: That is all right surer.

most

as a piece of rhetoric bat 1 do not

Mr. Maconachie said that was him in a false position to raise i not his point at all It ced

The Chairman submitted fifteen see how we are to put the rickshaw names for the Committee. coolie in such a position that he

Mr. McGuigan considered they has all the opportunities Mr. Me-wanted some one more in touch Guigan has had throughout his with the common people than "the life. The Chairman congratulat crowd of names" the Chairman ed Mr. McGuigan on making good submitted, and proposed that Mr. use of his opportunities so far as faconachie be placed on the Com public speaking was concerned. mittee. He, however, wished to point out that the question of class dis- ability was alien to the subject under discussion.

Mr. Silva-Netto seconded.. Mr. J. P. Braga's name was also put forward.

1991.

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HONGKONG, CHINA & JAPAN.

CONSIGNEES.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

OSAKA SHOSEN KAISHA.

From NEW ORLEANS vi YOKOHAMA & NAGASAKI The Company's Steamship

CONSIGNEES.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES,

TOYO KISEN KAISHA.

From SAN FRANCISCO via HONOLULU, JAPAN PORTS, AND SHANGHAJ, MANILA.

The Steamship

"SHINYO MARU.” · The above-named steamer bay-

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

OCEAN STEAMSHIP CO, LTD. Dering the course of the dis

AND Mr. Braga withdrew the first cussion the Chairman observed

CHINA MUTUAL STEAM point in his amendment but press-that he should like to see Mr. Mc-

NAVIGATION CO, LTD. ed that relating to racial dis-Guigan practising what he preach- Fabilities. Os being put to the ed.

Consignees

per Company's CHICAGO MARU.” Miss Pitts and Mr. Hughes: meeting Mr. Braga's amendment

Steamer was carried by 25 votes to 21 baving withdrawn. the following

having arrived from the above "POLYPHEMUS "

ports, Consignees of Many present abstained from vot-were elected on the Committee.

Cargo ior.

Hoz. Mr. Lau Chu-pak, Hon. Mr. are hereby notified that the Cargo are hereby cotified that their ing arrived on Friday, the 9th The other objects were passed. G. Stephen, Hon. Mr. A. O. will be discharged into Holl goods are being landed and placed Dec., 1921. consignees of cargo Lang. Hon. Mr. Chow Shou-sen, Wharf, Kowloos, where it will lie at their risk in the Hongkong and are hereby notified to present as proposed.

Sir Robert He Tung. Mr. Chaza: Consignees risk and subject to Kowloon Wharf and Godown their Bills of Lading for counter- Who Invited His Excellency to

Sulki Mr. C. Montague Ede. Mr. terms and conditions of storage Company's Godowns at Kowloon, signature, and take immediate be Patron?

Ho Kom-ton. Rev. J. Kirk at Holt's wharf. The Cargo will where delivery can be obtained delivery from alongside steamer The next business was the elec-Macrnachie, Mr. G. X. Omme, Mr. be ready for delivery from Go-3000 as the goods are landed, or the Company's Godowa, tion of others.

W. L. Pattenden, Mr. S. W. Tso, down on and after 12th Dec.

Goods not cleared by the 18th where all cargo impeding After Mr. Pollock had been un-Mr. U. Rumjahn, Mr. J. P. Braga

Dec., 1921 will be subject to rent, immediate discharge will be unimously confirmed in office as and Mr. E. V. M. R. de Sousa.

Damaged packages must be landed at Consignses' risk. President, ca the proposition of

left in the Godowns for examin- the Hon. Mr. Lau Chu-pak second-

All broken, chafed, and damagation by the Consignees repre- ed by Mr. Chow Shou-son, the Rev.

ed goods are to be left in the sentative and the Company's J. Kirk Maconachie said it had

Godowns, where they will be Surveyors, Messrs. Goddard and been announced that His Excel-

examined on any Tuesdays and Douglas, a 10 am. on Wednesday inney the Governor had been made

Fridays between the hours of and Saturday. All claims must patron of the Society. He should

10.45 m. and noon within the be presented within Ten days of the steamer's arrival here, after rike to know by whom that was Toe Society had not done

The Chairman: His Excellency awas, of course, invited.

class disability. The Chair- man had said that it Was economic question and that cer- tain rich men would be buying the others out. "It would not be very hard to buy me out” remark-

doce,

AN EXCELLENT ARREST.

Optional cargo will be landed, unless notice has been given prior to steamer's arrival.

Indian Boys Commended.free storage period.

No claims will be admitted which date they cannot be re- First class Petty Offer Frank after the Goods have left the cognized. No claim will be ad- Pattern, of H.M.S. Carlisle, charged two rekaba coolies before steamer's Godown, and all Goodsmitted after the goods have left

remaining undelivered after the the Godowns. Mr. R. E. Lindsell yesterday with 17th December, will be subject to the theft of his watch.

Mr. Maconachie: By whom, air? The Chairman: I saw His Ex- Complainant knew nothing about cellency the Governor.

the theft. Ha engaged a ricksba Mr. Macaachie said he was outside the Naval Cantren at the bottom dogs, crying like ed M. McGuigan amid, consider- sorry to introduce discord. It was p.m. co Saturday, he said, and voice in the wilderness, are denied fable laughter. Mr. McGuigan con- unnecessary for him to explain no recollections of what happened a roof over their beads because sidered they were whittling down that there was nothing personal in after he got into the ricksha as he

was under the it fluence of liquor. they cannot provide it out of their the objects of the League. They his remarks about the Governor.

The circumstances of the case as $10 or $150-their pittance of wanted to promote social reform. If the League came up against the salary. Do you, sir, not call those Perhaps social reform was a ra- Government it seemed to him an related by two independens wit. disabilities Cali them

"If awkward situation, might arise.e4828, were but at & 45 p.m. 3. racial, ther revolutionary object. call them whatever Dame

are disabilities, it is very Quite apart from that he did not Abba, a clerk in the Exile Garage. you there please, to me they are nevertheless evident we can have no fellowship think any step should have been and S. Cassiabog were turning

without anybody hav- their homes from the Indian R until those, disabilities are remor- taken

consulted. It bad fression The Chairman: You are speaked. What fellowship can exist being been

Valley whet ing of racial disabilities.

tween the people on the Peak-placed them under official patron- ricksha light

ursabilities.

abuld be afforded.

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distance

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All Claims against the Steamer

No fire insurance whatever will be effected.

Consignees are requested to

must be presented to the under-end in their Bills of Lading for signed on or before the 31st Dec, countersignatures immediately. or they will not be recognised. OSAKA SHOSEN KAISHA,

No Fire Insurance will be efccted.

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE,

Agents. Hongkong 11th Dec., 1921.

Y. YASUDA,

Manager. Hongkong. 12th December, 1921.

Thers VICTROLA to suit your pocket this Xem. Ask for catalogna" S. Mootrie & Co., Ltd. Sola Victor Datributors

Į

Storage will be assessed on cargo remaining undelivered after Friday, the 16th. December.

Allbroken, chafed and damaged packages will be landed into the Company's Godown, where same will be examined on Saturday, the 17th. December, st 10 a.m.

No claims will be recognised after the goods have left the steamer or Godown, and nons will be entertained if presented later than three weeks after arrival of steamer.

No fire insurance whatever will be effected.

Y. NUTSUMI, Manager.

Hongkong, 9th Dec, 1921.

A 32.00 CAMERA WILL TAKE PICTURES,

but no sensible person claims that the photographs equal those secured with a $50.00 lena. The eye is a miniature camera, and leases simply remedy defects in the natural photographing me- staychanism. The betterthe lenses, the his better the results. The Hongkong

kosz Football Club's matabed by Abbax, who was joined in be [cate by a Chinese constable of No. Station. Before be was caught fr. Braga: Yes, but it is a very I do not care whether they are

in Cofee Plantation. had hoped they might keep away arrived at the spot

When the defends at relieved himself of some- "I don't suppose you can fine point, sir. 1 recognise is a British, Portuguese or Chinese-

where the from it. "Let us have one thing light had been glimmenes they lence enclosing the shed. Hand-Wordship to defendant, Hare Optical Co. Successors to Clark

thing which he threw over the bere much longer,' nsid such. I find equal opportunities are and the, rickshaw coclie? not afforded in Hongkong as they can only obtain fellowship Government House." Mr. Macona-in an une nicious state acros. the erge, Abbar went into the en- Blackman was the Magistrate's ing Opticians located in 53, in this Colony that is not run from found Petty Officer Pattern 1:05 03 defendant into the constable's these two men banished, Inspector & Co., Refracting & Manfactur removing the disability which en- Mr. J. H. McGuigan said itables some people to get rich with.chie added.

kennel and a ricksha being pulled The Chairman pointed out that

closure to make * rearch instruction given to the abors Queen's Road C., manufacture away, Leaning the drunken man seemed to him there was not much out working and compel other fellowship existing in Hongkong people to work hard and remain His Excellency the Governor was on the ground the two fadian boys be found the stalen watch named Inspector as the defendants lenses as safe, so nearly perfect present at the meeting when they run after the rickabs of which the ing on the graan. Defendants were leaving the Court to undergo and as satisfactory as can be pro- or anywhere else at the present per all their lives.". They had decided to send a telegram to the second defendant was the puller. were escorted back to the place three months' peas! servitude is duced by the combination of time and it was cropping up pre.ty heard that Hongkong was

Washington Conference in

his The firas defendant was walking them was made to convey Petty

where the chase started and one of | Victoria Gaol,

human ingenuity and constructiva clearly that night. He did not greatest shipping port in

His Worship highly commended | machinery of the bighest altogether see eye to eye with Mr. world. Hongkong had a splendid capacity as patron and not as beside the ricksha and when the oficer Pattern to No. 2 Police the action of the two Indian boys.type.

Governor of the Colony. He did Indians approached both he and Eraga on the question of racial opportunity if they had men with not quite understand Mr. Macona- the second defendant bolted. Siation.

"Bring the cradust of the young disability. He thought the Chair-wide imagination and high ideals.chie's point. Did he mean to say chase followed sad ended in the

Defendants said they were new-gentlemen to the autice of the man had showed that it was class They could set

comers in ibe example to that they should have no patron at arrest of the second defends denied the theft, one of them and ask that they be suitably Colony. They Captain Superintendent of Police disability. If there was no need Chips by showing that Hongkong 2111

near No. 1 Police Station. The for the removal of race disability could be governed so as to promote Mr. Maconachie: No, I did not first defendant escaped, but was alleging it was a case of mistaken rewarded," said the Magistrate to the sale of hosiery, eggs, and there was a need for the removal the welfare of the whole come say that, Sir. I said it should be finally run ke earth near the Hong-identity. This man said he had Inspector Blackman. "It isalad, but have refused permis

Ibaca bere for only twenty days.

An

the

the

A

most excellent arrest.””

BLOUSES BARRED. Willesden Council have grant- permission to street stalls for

sion to sell blauses.

FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

Tag's Way Out of It!

COME,TAGALONE, AND TAKE YOUR MEDICINE.

AW, MOM, DO I HAFTA TAKE THAT OLD MEDICINE ?

CANT 1-

COME NOW-TAKE IT— JUST FOR MY SAKE -

YOU KNOW I WOULD

DO ANYTHING

FOR YOU

BY BLOSSER

WOULD YA

REALLY,

OF COURSE,

TAG

THEN YOU TAKÉ

MOM?

TH MEDICIÈ FOR ME!

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