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MARRIAGE.

THURSDAY NOVEMBER 16, 1922.

DAY BY DAY.

HE WHO HESITATES GETS STEPPED ON.

Stories of a žimilar character could probably be told of other encounters between Hongkong and Shangbai in days gone by. contests leave their These memories-memories of a plsar- ant character and of stirring battles fought out in a sporting spirit. So today, we can con-

•- gratulate our Shanghai visitors

Clothing of the value of $120 on their victories in the two-day have been stolen from & flasin matches, resorting the hope that Les Buildings, tenanted by Mr. the time will not be far distant. Kirk, of the Public Works

[Department, when our own ren will be able to go north and again make the interport honours easy.

FOOTBALL TIPS. Saturday's Matches.

(BY.`“QUIZ")

TO-DAY'S WEDDING.

Mr. D. G. M. Bernard-Miss Betty Addis.

The matches for Saturday are EWO'S" TAIPAN MARRIED. A fashionable wedding, rank- One case each of plague and as under, the 2nd. Division games enterio fever were notifed commencing at 2.45 pm. and the yesterday, both being Chiness.

1st. Division games at 4.15pm;s one of the biggest social events which have taken place Division 1.

in Hongkong for several years, H.K. Club v. Ambrose.-Club was solemnised at St. Joho's Cathedral this afternoon, when ground.

King's v. Dospatob.-Soakun-the taipan of Messrs. Jardins, Matheson and Company, Lat. Hawkins v. Durban.-Navy was married to the daughter of Poo "A"ground,

"B" ground.

one of London's biggest and best- Tamar South China-Navy known financiers. There was a large attendancå of guests, in- The Hongkong Chinese Cham-"A" ground. ber of Commerce has decided to RG.A. v. Police-St. Joseph'a eluding H.E. the Officer Adminis- and tering the Governmant joio with public bodies in Canton ground. to urge a reversion to the old

Kowloon v. Carlisle-Kowloon Mrs. Severo. H. E. Admiral Sir Arthur and, Lady Laveson, groung. postal rates.

Government officials, members of the Executive and Legislative Councils, prominent business

won't

Division II. RG.A. v. South China Sookunpoo “A” ground.

Hawkins ... Varders-Navy people and numerous leading residents of the Colong. The Was beautifully "A" ground.

Polica v. South China "B"Cathedral

decorated for the occasion, and Club ground.

Was 13 Tit

extremely pretty Ambrose T. Despatch.-Navy! wedding. "B" ground.

The bridegroom, Mr. D. G. M. Carlislav. University-Soo Bernard, head of the local office of Messrs. Jardine, Matheson and kuopeo "B" ground.

Auxiliarias v. United A.Ç.Ca., Ltd., is also the firm's South Chins ground.

Kowloon v. St. Joseph's-Kow. Managing Director in the East, loon ground.

where he is well-known as a sound business man. He is the son of Mrs. Bernard and of the

The bride, Miss Betty Addir,

The Use of Mosquito-Nets.

A local medical official about a

For mooring their cargo-boats week ago, in commenting on the inshore at a distance of less than fairly high level at which the local 100 yards from low water mark, death rate from malaria has re- mained, recommended the conren women were fined $5 each. at the Marine Court, before Comdr. Beckwith this morning. MUSTARD & Co. stant use of mosquito nets as a protection against infection. While every mosquito is not necessarily a malaria-carrier, and The first prize in the Shanghai even if of the right species is not Champions Sweepstake was won necessarily infected, yet there is by ten Shanghai Portuguese, the the constant risk that one might second

to Mr. Josaph some day or other be bitten by Willoughby and the third to a mosquito carrying, the germs of Japanese shopkeeper in Shanghai | what might prove a fatal illness Besides malaria, which is carried

Mr. Ho Kwong asks us to state The games last week ended 3 late Mr. Edmund Bowen Bernard, from one person to another by mosquitoes of the genus Ixopheles, that there is not an atom of truth generally expected. The match J. P., of Snakemoor, Botley. there are several other fevers that in the report which has appeared at Scokuapos between the King's Hants. can be transmitted in this way. in the vernacular papers that he and Club was in favour of the The genus of mosquitoes known was held up hy & robber in military team throughout, and is the only daughter of Sir Charles BERNARD ADDIS-On Steggia is a carrier of the Canton during the week-end. He although only ons goal separated and Lady Addis, her father haing more dreaded yellow says he has not visited Canto them at the close, the King's Chairman of the London Com- November 16th, at St. John's still

seaus Culex for over two years, and the report should have won by a greater mittee of the Hongkong and and the Cathedral, Hongkong. Dallas fever,

margin.

Shanghai Banking Corporation, Gerald Mercer Bernard to Betty conveys the lesser fevers, such is an absolute invention.

The R. G. 3. were not expected Ltd., & Director of the Bank of Addis.

as dengue. Fortunately for us in the Fat East, yellow fever has The Hongkong Chinese Cham-get & two goal win over England, of the P. and O. and B. L. not made its appearance bere yet ber of Commerce has been sp. the Durban, but on their play Companies, of the British and Chinese Corporation and of the But competent judges assert that pealed to in the matter of the they quite deserved it.

The Ambrose attack against Chinese Central Railways, Lid, Ve barween piece goods it is only a matter of a few years dispute

Kowloon was poor, and although as well as President of the before this disease will have made dealers and the Hongkong

from a gradual progression General Chamber of Commerce the play was equal in the open, Bankers' Institute. Mi's "Addis Central America across the

regarding picce goods contracts the Kowloon took advantage of accompanied ber father last year Pacific to the Asiatic seaboard and & sub-committee has been their chances and won by three on bis visit to the Far East, and " she recently arrived from Home The cutting of the Panama Canal, appointed to discuss the master clear goals.

The Despatch gave the Tamar by the Empress of Canada. which has resulted in shortening with the General Chamber.

a good run in their opening

The wedding ceremony was INTERPORTS-PAST AND the voyage from that zone to the

game in Hongkong and more performed by the Rev. V. H. Oriental mainland and inter- PRESENT.

As a result of being knacked should be beard of this team in Copley Moyle, assisted by the mediate islands, and the develop-

Rev. J. T. Holman, whilst Mr. meat of greater speed in travel, down by a ricksha, a Chinose future matches.

South China broke their long Danmao Fuller was at the organ. will, it is predicted, aventually girl, sir years of age, was yester

The Hon. Mr. A. G. Stephen, The interport cricket carnival result in a recently infected case day removed to the Government spell of losses against the Police concludes to-day with the match of yellow fever reaching Asia Civil Hospital suffering from by winning handsomely by four Chief Manager of the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, gave away between the risiting eleven and before death or complete recovery, broken leg. The accident occurred clear goals.

Road. it being

the bride, who looked charming in In the matches down for this ber gown of white and silver a Kowloon tean. Speculation is and the Stelonyi mosquitoes of at Pokfulum

the East, hitherto comparatively stated by the coolie that he was rife as to whether Shanghai. will harmless, would then begin the pulling the vehicle down an in-week, that between the King's and brocade, with a bouquet of red perform the "hat trick" by, de-spread of this dreadful scourge cline when the child got in bis

way and was knocked down. festing the Kowloonites, thus in new territory.

The Telegraph.

HONGKONG, 16th Nev., 1922.

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and fawn crepe marocain.

In honour of the occasion, all the steamers of the Indo-Chins.. On the St. Joseph's ground a team Navigation Company in

Despatch will be well contested, roses tied, with red velvet ribbon.. and the military team will have to She had as ber bridesmaids do better than last week in thair Miss Rosalind Liddell Miss claiming victory in all three A Terrible Menace.-

The case against the Chinese stack if they wish to rerasin at Jemima Leveson, Mise Sheila matches. They look attoog Dace yellow fever were

footing on any of the revenue officer who was alleged the head of the table. The sailors Lacg and Miss Pamela Dodwell, are weak in defence and the who wore pretty dresses of forget- enough for the job, at any rate. obtain The result of the Shangbai visit mid-P fic islands, its spread to possess a revolverin contracen King's middle line will keep the me-not blue organdie and carried Master to the Asiatic mainland would tion of a department order, was

of given & further remand by Mr. attack from becoming dangerous bouquets of pink roses.

Bruce Sutherland and Master is that the Northern part now merely be 2 matter E. W. Hamilton at the Police A win for the King's is expected.

Davis Beavis acted as pager. has a lead over Hongtong in the Jew weeks. The prospecti

A good game should be seen on Captain R. Neville, R.M.LL was Hind appeared for the defence interport records having. won would then be a truly appalling Court this morning. Mr W. B. one. Attacking as it would, a

The bridegroom's gift to the region hitherto quite frea from and was informed that a vary the Navy "B" ground between the the "best man."

a diamond brooch, people rave view was being held by the Hawkins and Durban. The former with

police in regard to the charge. have the better record in the bride was The exciting finish to last!ossessing not the least bit of Bail was in the sum of $2,000, League, only dropping one point whilst the latter's present to the immunity to the disease which the prisoner bad managed in three matches played. The bridegroom was a gold watch. To

of Saturday's game, when Billings

can immunity

to put up. Mr. Hamilton expressed Durban are not going so strong as the bridesmaids the bridegroom after won the match for Shanghai on only come

generations

bis surprise on being informed to they were expected tp, and in gave pearl pendants and bead infection-yellow

midweek football went down to bags, and to the pages he pres- fever the last wicket with a mighty of

this effect.

the Ambrose by three clear goals. ented-gold safety pins. would wreak terrible havoc. This drive out of the ground, will long may seem somewhat far-fetched.

Should the Hawkins maintain Subsequent to the wedding, a Details of a deplorable tragedy their form they will take the reception was held at St. John's be remembered. It recalls an-but we should be prepared for

Place, the residence of the Hon. other dramatic win, this time by all eventualities, so as not to be at the Tupai Tin Dredging Mine, points this week.

| Mr. A.G. and Mrs. Stephan, where Were the near Taiping, Federated Malay Hongkong, on the same ground, caught unprepared.

measce to fall upon us of a States, on November 6, show that

Kowloon should win against Mr. and Mrs. Bernard received curiously enough just twenty sudden, preventive measures while an Australian mining en Carlisle at Kawicon. The former the congratulations of their

friends and the eleventh igneer named Lane was

well-balanced attack numerous five years previously almost to taken

would be futile.lip B sampan in the dredg- and Townsend did well. in customary toasts were honoured. the day. When Hongkong went hour

puddock inspecting the bis first turn out in the forward of One

the

effective ing mos; in to bat for the last time, they means of preventing mosquito dredge with the Chinese timeline last week. Carlisle have not left for the Bungalow, Fanling. wanted 201 runs to win, and borne fevers is the destruc-keeper, the sampso fouled a ran had a chance to shine yet, but on where the honeymoon is being of mosquitoes, which ning wire and tarned turile. The the email ground at Kowloon spent, the bride's going away wboo the last man faced the tion

attained by seeing occupants asuk and disappeared bowlere there were sti; 28 need that they have no chance to breed. before the horrified gaze of the should give the home team a good dress being of French navy blue ed to secure victory. The oals The control of all possible breed-onlookers. Lane's body was not game. member of the Hongkong teaming-places comes in here. Bat recovered until two days after- who is till in Hongkong was another very important factor,wards. The deceased leaves a

and this brings us back to our first widow in Australia Mr. P. A. Cox, of the Canadian point, is protection against mos“ Pacific Steamships. Ltd., and to quito bites. It is here where the him fell the distinction of winning constant use of mosquito nets on the match for this Colony. He bed is necessary. We are sur- prised to learn, therefore, that scored the winning stroke and there are many homes in this

A Noisy Public Bar. retired unbeaten with a score of Colony where no mosquito nets

3 goals and in midweek they are due to meet on the Navy "B" Canton Our !38 to his credit. What followed are used. Such a state of affairs

correspondent beat the Durban in the Squadron ground. The latter are unknown. suggests a remarkable failure to

a similar number. in Hongkong and with the Am is best described in the Telegraph grasp the first essentials of dom-states that the Police Department League by account of the closing scenes: estic sanitation, or else a har proposed to the Government The Club cannot get a fall side brose fresh from their win over expected to fake the points. The "Then rose such a roar as has peculiar form of apathy which one that the foreign public bar situate out and their defence is very the Police last week they are. Carlisle and University meet an not been heard on the cricket can only put down to the sub-on the western bund, mear the weak.

tropical climatic conditions. We Post Office, should be closed, on

The Tamar are due to meet the Sookuspoo ground, and the ground for many years. Sober, trust that this rate will have the the ground that foreigners of both

Caine ground the middle-aged men threw their effect of at least stimulating in-sexes often gather thera at night South China on the Navy "A" University should win. On the hats and sticks in the air; people terest in a very important matter, and indulge in singing and dano ground and a win for the sailors South

affecting as it does the public ing, to the annoyance of the is expected. Chac So bas left Auxiliaries--are down to meet. the Bouth China defence and the Vaited and unless the latter sbook bands with perfect

public. bealth of the Colony...

It is also reported by our cor-gone up to assist the attack. show improved form on last work strangers......Cox made a dash

respondent that all the dried meat The last two games has seen they will find the former taking to get back to the pavilion!

dealers have requested the Cham-him well to the fore but he is their first point in the league. However, the local team should ber of Commerce to petition the not a reliable shot from the crowd that rushedTM

wia. Kowloon and St. Joseph's Ministry of Foreign Affairs to bim, but one of the Shanghai}

In the Junior games, that on play their postponed match s The telegram quoted below was protest against the American boys generously tackled low'

received by the American Con-Government's probibition of the the Club ground between the Kowloon this week, sad the and held bim, and he bad to sub-sulate General, Hongkong, from import of dried meals into the Police and South China "B" College team should win. -

The following will represen should be a good one, with the mit to be carried in on the the Manila Observatory at 9 a.m. United States.

A report has been received in latter wlosing. The R.G.A. should Kowloon in their 1st. Division faboulders of his friends." That Nov. 16.

wam at match on aturday, 18th. int Typhoon in about 125 deg. Cafton to the effect that matters win against the "A"

Hawkins have s Woodmen: Wheeler, Knight; Long. E 20 deg. Lat. N. moving N. are quiet at Wuchow. The oppos-Sookunpoo.

Cyclone or typhoon S.W. of the ing forces are about twenty miles good side and should find the go-Morrisou, King, Fasco; Millard,

Coomba... Bonin lelande moving N.E. or apart, but both are acting solely ing easy against the Warders on Hall, MEDD, A Duncan and E.N.E.

on the defensive.

[Novy "A "ground and maintsip

was twenty-five years ago, and; AB Wo say, it bears a close re semblance to what occurred only Jast Saturday.

TYPHOON WARNING.

CANTON NEWS.

very even game should be report-dressed ship to-day, whilst between the Police and R.G.A. Messrs. Jardine, Matheson and with the soldiers taking the] points. The match on the Club Company's offices were closed

daring the afternoon. ground should be well contested and end in a draw. The Ambrose

are uncertain, for last week theirunbeaten record in the league. they went down to Kowloon ly The Ambrose and Despatch

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