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SALE

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPHI,

TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 25, 1923.

PASSENGRS ARRIVED. FOOTBALL INTERPORT,

INVITATION COMING TO

HONGKONG.

Per 3.5. President McKinley from United States, on Sept. 23. Mr. E. Bunji. Mrs. E. Banji. Mrs. M. D. Clark, Miss J. Clark. Miss M. Clark, Mr. Chan Tong. Shanghai Football Asageration pa the 20th last, all present were af

At the monum? meeting of the

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Mrs. Chan Tong, Mr. W. A. Cuddy, the opinion that the visit of Sbang SYM. SERIES at $1.50 each." Mr. F. Cadesat, Mr. Chow Shou-hai to Hongkong should be repaid 142, Mrs. Carolina Cruz, Misa Hwith an invitation to the Southern Encarnacos, Mr. A. J. Kew, Mr. team to go to Shanghai during the Ling, Mrs. Ling, Mr. S. J. Lee, Mr. season. I was stated that it would 6060 Goo Lea, Mr. S. J. Liang, Mr. J.be imposible to show Hongkong | M. Mills. Mr. Ng Yew-ting, Mrs. Jany better a time than the Shang- G. Oblang. Mr. Ong Chun-ming. bai team were given i Hongkong. 6122 Mr. G. C. Adams, Mrs. G. C. Accordingly, Messe». d. A. Quagle Adams. Mr. A. Buchanan Master and T. W. F. Walau were appoint. A. Buchanan, Mrs. Foster Blod-Jed to make arrangements. gett, Dr. Benj. D. Buni, Mrs. Benj. M. N. I. Hughes and Ur

Monday, 24th. to Saturday, 29th. Sept. D. Bani, Master Pedro Busi, Miss Quayle were appointed to can

In order to make room for huge shipments coming forward in October which have been delayed owing to the Dockers Strike. have decided to clear a lot of our present Stock at HALF PRICE.

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Maria Buni, Baby Carmen Buni, sider ass and means of procuring 584 Miss Anca Bagha, Mrs. S. G. additional playing fielda and also to Brown. Miss Alberta Cabanas, Mr.formulate plats for the sequisition B. S. Castles, Mrs. D. 5. Conklin, jvf a field which might be enclosed. Major G. W. Cochon, Mr. H. White admission tees might be Coooze. Mrs. D. J. Galloway, charged for mateb games, Cup Ties

Mrs. and Interport contests. Master W. F. Galloway, Chard; Mr. Celestino Cruz. Mr. With regard to the proposal. fo A. Del Rosario, Lt. A. J. Fresnido, fuce ruember as to affiliation with Mrs. S. B. Gillett. Mr. W. M. Sale the English Asstention, sentiment Jr... Mr. C. E. Shelvey, Miss I. R.serted to be divided, though the 5781- Thayer, Mr. S. Toriku, Miss S. L. majority of those present were Putney, Mr. X. W. Rankin, Mr. Ropposed, because of the differences P. G. Ricard. Mrs. F. Resariosistio in sport here and there. Master B. Rosario, Master A Tha announcement was made Rosario Miss E. Smith, Mr. tha the Hongkong Icterport dag Clarence Surtees. Mrs. Mbrought to Shanghai last autumn, 6006 Sequeira. Mr. A. Viloudski, Mr. A.td which bad beca displayed at G. Vanderpool, Mrs. Vetter, Mr. H. the dinner in humour of the return F. Worschkul. Mr. J. W. Wheeler,ed winners. was lost, and all were 601!

asked if they knew of its where. Mrs. H. Wortey. Miss P. T. Wong, but By a carrow margin, that Mr. P. K. Weng, Mr. Leslie Wong. of one vote, it was resolved that| Miss Cecilia Yowkey, Mr. Geo when it was found it should become ANDERSON'S Yowkey, Mrs. Martha Giatron. Mr. the property of the Shazzbai Foot- Greenfield, Mr. F. W. Hackett, Mr.ball Club-the secing Club" of}·

6. Heck, Mr. 0. H. Houser, the Association.

Mrs. O. H. Houser, Mr. C. J. F.; Toe m-eting also decided that.

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Hi, Mrs. C. J. F. Hill. Miss Sue any, Asociation trophies Aud DI DENGUE & MOSQUITOES.

Kenny, Mr. C. Kirkwood, Mias 1. the season by Clubs must be in Keller, Mr. 1. T. Kinney, Mrs. I.sured by the Club bulding them 7. Kinney, Mr. Ismael Mallard. within four days of the pros ata Mrs. M. E. Martin. Dr. C. Margelis.tion. Mrs. A. Margelis. Mr. Reed Me- Cleary. Mrs. MacLean, Mr. R. Mogridge, Mr. N. Nuguid, Dr. B. L. Pendleton, Mrs. S. D. Rowlands, Mr. S. D. Rowlands, Mr. E. H. Ryder, Mr. G. S. Ryder, Mrs. W. P.; Turner, Mr. D. F. Webster, Mr. A. Woodruff, Miss Elidie Takeley.

Per s. Empress of Russia, on Sept. 24-Mrs. L. Adams. Mr. W. H. Brelin. Mr. R. M. Cobb, Mr. G. S. lingworth, Mrs. Illingworth, | Dr. W. McClure. Mrs. McClure. Sir J. 11. Oakley. Mrs. Van Der Kem, Miss E. Wardle. Mr. G. T. Wevill, Mr. J. Emery, Miss G.] Headrick. Miss B. Johnston, Mrs.

GEN, WU TO MOVE.

It is reported that Wo Pei-fo is transferring his headquarters t Hankow in a fese days.-Renter.

PASSENGERS DEPARTED.

Parasite severed Quite Recently.

In the course of his recent lecture at the Y. M. C. A. "Mas-| quitoes and Disease" Lieut.- Colonel E Bisset, I. M. S Director of Public Health, Burma, said every resident in Rangoon) was familiar with dengue and most of them had personal ex-¡ perience of the, agonising pains it? caused in one's bones and the dreadfu! mental depression and feeling of utter misery that might follow an attack.

Dengue commonly occurred in great epidemics so that nearly Per ss. President McKinley for every one in a bad year might go

1. M. Bond, Mr. P. A. Cox. Mr. Manila, on Sept. 24-Mr. G. C. down with is in a comparatively G. E. Costello, Mr. E. F. Davies, Adams, Mrs. G. C. Adams. Mr. A. short period. It was not in- Mr. Cheuk Ngo-pan, Master K. Y.Buchanan, Master A. Buchanan, fectious. The parasite which was Pun, Master F. Y. Pun, Sürg. Mrs. Foster Blodgett, Dr. Benj D. like the organism which caused Commdr. Hingston, Mrs. Hingston, Buni. Mrs. Becj D. Buni, Master | Yellow Fever was only discovered Mr. MacConnicke, Mrs. MacCos-Pedro Buni, Miss Maria Bunji, quite recently. There was no nicke, Mrs. S. Thomson, Mr. Tem-Miss Carman Buoji, Miss Anna doubt that the disease was spread pleton, Mr. Templeton, Miss Bayha. Mrs. S. C. Brows, Miss by insects. The portions of the Templeton, Mr. F. Thomason, Mr. Alberta Cabanas, Mr. B. S. Castles, world where the disease existed F. Calvo, Mrs. S. Miyajima, Mrs. B. C. Castles, Mrs. D. s.fexactly corresponded with those Master H. Miyajima. Miss Y. Conklin, Major G. W. Cochex, Mr. where what the lecturer had called | Miyajima, Mr. J. Pato. Mr. H.H. W. Cesse, Mrs. D. J. Galloway. tiger mosquitoes (stegorryae) were Taua, Mr. G. Baroud. Mr. 0. Master W. F. Gallaway. Mrs. found. It had been transmitted ex- Barton, Mr. F. A. Brodie, Mr. G. Chard, Mr. Celestino Cruz, Mr. Atiger mosquitoes bite men in areas perimentally by making infected E. Morse. Mr. L. 0. Vogel. Mr. Del Rosario, Lieut. A. J. Fresnido, where Dengue did not exist E. Alden, Mrs. A. T. Broardfoot, Mrs. E. B. Gillett, Mrs. Matha naturally. There was still a little Mr. F: 1. Gibbins. "Mrs. F. Gaitron, Mr. Greenfield, Mr. F. W,

doubt as 10 whether certain Geisler, Mr. J. C. Greig, Mr. H. Hackett, Mr. L. O. Heck, Mr. O.jspecies of hunch-backs (culicae) E. Heacock, Mr. X. W. Hockling. H. Houser, Mrs. O. H. Houser, Mwere not implicated, but on the Mrs. Hickling, Major H. YC. J. F. Hill, Miss Sue Kenney, whole evidence was against it. Irwine, Mrs. Irwine, Mr. A. H. Lay, Mr. C. Kirkwood, Miss I. Keller, The incubation period was from Mrs. Lay, Mr. T. Luxton, Mrs. Mr. I. T. Kenney, Mrs. I. X. Ker-three to eight days, but it might Luxton, Mr. A. Malcolm, Mr. G. C.ịney. Mr. L. Mallari, Mrs. M. E. be as short as two and a half Maxwell, Major E. H. McMichael, Marin. Dr. C. Margelis, Mrs. A days or as long as fifteen days. Mrs. McMichael, Mr. D. L. Margelis, Mr. Reed McCleary, Mrs. The disease was rarely fatal. Newbigging. Mr. Richardson, Mrs. MacLean. Mr. R. Mogridge, Mr. One attack does not produce in- Richardson, Mr. G. Russel, Mrs. S. Nuguid, Dr. B. L. Pendleton,munity. Many people got it year Russell, Mr. Fong Him-sun, Mr. Mrs. S. D. Rowlands, Mr. 3. D. after year. People who were C. S. Sun, Mr. E. B. Willey, Mrs. Rowlands. Mr. E. H. Ryder, Mr. suffering from the disease were Willey, Major B. H. Winder, Mrs. E. H. Ryder, Mr. G. S. Ryder. Mr. only infectious to mosquitoes for Winder, Miss E. Winder, Master W. M. Sale Jenior, Mr. C. E. day or two at the beginning of the attack. Unlike malaria, men M. Winder, Miss E. M. Roberts, Shelvey, Miss I. R. Thayer, Mr. S.

were not carriers, Mr. M. E. To, Col. C. W. Davy,|Tobiku, Mrs. W. P. Turner, Mr. D. Misa E. Hayward. Mr. M, J. Wells, F. Webster, Mr. A. Woodruff, Miss The mosquito was the reservoir| Mrs. B. C. L. Bean, Miss M. Bean, Elide Yakeley, Mr. C. Marshall, of the disease. Once a mosquito. Sydney K. Cohen, Rev. Sister A. Mrs. C. Marshall, Mr. I. Lacson, was infected it appeared to re- Bourassa, Mr. Deh Ban-go, Mr. Mrs. I. Lacson, Mr. Tombray, Mr. main infectious for several Sun Chan, Mrs., Chan, Rev. Sister G. Sarangaya, Mr. P. J. P. Bisa-weeks-possibly for the rest of its M. Godbout, Mr. Ying Cheong-hul, chop, Mr. G. F. J. Quarles Can life. In a place like Rangoon Mrs. T. S. Wong, Miss C. Lam, Ullford, Mr. A. P. Drakeford, Mrs, where the conditions were always Mr. Ni Moon-lea, Mrs. Shee May, A. P. Drakeford, Miss C. L. Drake suitable tor the breeding of mos Master G. K. Len, Master G. G. ford. Dr. H. F. Smith, Mra. H. F.quitoes, the disease probably| Len, Miss M. Y. Leg, Rev. Sister Smith, Mr. R. L. Simkins, Mrs. R. never completely died out but, in places where the conditions A. Lesage, Mr. Yan Po-luk, Sister L Simkins, Mr. C. S. Benzey, P. Michaad, Mr. M. E. Pablo, Mr. Mrs. C. S. Banney, Miss Dot Bea- months of the year and where were only suitable for a few Cheong Tai, Mr. Alfredo Tai, ney, Mr. Li Wai-ching, Mr. C. G. adult mosquitoes where killed off Manuel Tai, Mias C. B. Wood, Mr. Alabaster, Mr. C. Morton, Mrs. by cold, a re-infection of the local- J. H. Woollacott, Miss E. Yip, W. J. Carroll, Miss R. Heytman, ity was necessary to produce anț Mr. Haupo Chan, Mr. C. P. Kioen, Mrs. K. Mixer, Major J. M. Hut-epidemic. Mr. Pin Lin-chie, Mrs. L. 5. Puz, chinson, Lieut. C. J. McManus, Master Woon Fus-lo. Mr. J. T. Mrs. L Hamlin, Mrs. E. A. Nayes, | That might happen from a Pun, Mrs. L. S. Pun, Miss Y. H. Mrs. E. Harrington, Miss D. Har-traveller having been bitten in Pun, Mr. T. Ito, Mra. L. A. Chang, rington, Master G. Harrington, fever in the new locality so another place and developing the Mr. Joseph Chong, Mr. Herry Brother Entimic, Perez, Sister infecting the mosquitoes, but Chung, Mr. Y. N. Chum, Mra, Barbara Galaris, Mr. Paul Hedgmore usually the disease was Chum, Mrs. Chum, Miss A. Chum, son. Mra. E. C. Britto, Mrs. H. M. brought by infected mosquitoes! Miss B. Chum, Mr. T. Y. Chun, Patterson, Prof. F. G. Houghout, travelling on ships arriving at Mr. C. H. Chun, Mrs. C. H. Chun, Mrs. F. G. Houghwout, Mr. G. ports. Mr. J. Y. Kan, Mr. C. F. Davies, Gerlach, Mr. James A. Bakbino, Mrs. Davies, Mr. S. T. Koo, Mrs. Mr. James Baghino, Dr. R. B. Pan, Mr. F.-A. J. Pan, Dr. Gatlerrez, Dr. Lopez-Rizal, Mrs. E. D. Smith, Mrs. Smith, Miss M. Ho She, Miss Chia Yoʻlam, Master B. Smith, Mi. K. P. Yang, Mias | Dia Hoy-sun, Mr. Dee Chiang-tiap, R. Zane, Mrs. H. Y. Zee, Mr. S. Mr. How Hong-au, Mr. Ong Ches,

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