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LOCAL FOOTBALL.
and the moana perfected. The International Air Commission might be hopeful of continuing; poace, an wo all arp, but it is
IT IS NOT BY REDUCING LIFE impotent to stay the hand of the TO LESS, BUT HY EXPANDING IT
ING ITS SWEETNESS CLEARLY
FOOTBALLERS v. CRICKETERS.
TO-DAY'S MISCELLANY,
"One of the moat inveterate raaders of foreiga nowspapers in this country.", Such was the description given of himself by
dostroyer of racial fráternity, and TO MORE; NOT BY MUFFLING
The wet weather on Saturday when the dogs of war ara hext/ITH STERN NOTES, BUT BY RING~\Interfered with the football pro- unleashed the peacetime code OUT, THAT A SERENE HARMONY ramme, but the match between Sir Edmund Gosse, the well- will be a more insignificant corap MAY BE OBTAINED.—James Mar Football and Cricket Clubs duly used to bo Librarian to the roprosenting Kowloos known author and critic, who CALCULATING MACHINE of paper, and the barriors of the tineau..
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Captive Priest.
teams
took place on the former's ground,
An interesting contort rosultod House of Lords, when he was in a win for the footballers by onteriained at luncheon by the, Three Chinoa0 casos of small-throb goals to two, On Easter Foreign Prose Association. Mr. pox liavo been reported during Monday, tho teams will play a tho past two days.
oricket match on the K. O. CJ.O. Van der Voor (president) ground, when the oricketers hope congratulated the guest on the to socure their revenge.
honour of knighthood recently conferred on him, and tributes to
the
INTERPORT GAMES.
of
A grim illustration of tho helplessness of Chinese provin-i cial authorition to safeguard The Kowloon Football Club is foreign lives ls provided by the holding its annual dinner at the
Portuguese footballots from Sir Edmund's internationalism case of the Rev. Father Piton, Roof Garden of the Hongkong Hongkong, comprising members came from the Norwegian and who was made a prisoner by Hotel on Saturday next.
of the Club de Recreio, and undor Danish Ministers and Mr. AB. bandits more than a year ago and
his roply Bir management of Mr. J. Walkley. In is still hold in captivity in the
Lawrence, left for Shanghai on Edmund indulged in recollection. Yunnan mountaina. This is a
Towards the close of the year, Sunday. In the northern port lo said that the Prass caso in which the whereabouts it la reported, Captain A. E. they will play the Shanghai Danmark was intelligent in the and personnel of the bandit gang Cottam, M.C., will vacate the Portuguese, as well no a toamnarly days; but it was not well are well-known, as, ever since adjutancy of the lat East Surroya representative of the whole of informed. In 1872, while he was Father Piton was captured, two at Hongkong, on completing three Shanghai.
in Copenhagen, one of tho most delegates, one of whom is Father years in that position. Salvat, have boon in direct nogo- iations with the robbers, but so far without avail. The past winter in Yunnan has boon unusally sevamo, and in view of that fact there naturally exists some doubt MUSTARD & Co. Inc. as to whether the prisoner is still alivo. Thus before any further stops are taken, the delegates are anking for the captivo's signature. with date, To this request, tho bandit chief, whose name is Yangi Y-tion, has replied that the imprisoned Father is many miles OST-DEAKIN.--On the 4thway and a long time would April at tho Union Church, alapas before such a document Hongkong, by the Rev. J. II. could be procurod. There the Johnston, B. A., Reginald E. Dat matter of Hongkong,
tho Fodera A. Deakin, oldest daughter of B.son Denkin, Esq. and Mrs. Deakin of situation Mulbourne, Australia.
16-17 Connaught Road Central
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MARRIAGE.
to
The Telegraph.
HONGKONG, 6th April, 1925.
THE AIR IN PEACE AND WAR.
exorcised
airman
are no
artificial
The team was composed of the important Danish papers An- following:-A. A. Dos Romedios nounced to its readers, as a (Captain) L. A. da Rocha (Vice-sacrot, that Queen Victoria had W48 prisonor in A very interesting exhibition Captain), W. C. Ogley, P. M. abdicated,
Xavier, H. C. Don Remedion, C. Windsor Castle. and that a of Eastern landscapes in water-d'Assumpeso, D. Xavier, A. P. republic was in course of boing colours by Sir H. Hughes-Stanton, Fuertes, A. Gasono, A. J. Brown, establishod. The next day the opened on February 25th in the M. Da Silva, S. A. Marcal, and pspor announced that if had Tooms of the Fine Art Society in J. M. da Silva, London, includos Hongkong- the Poak"
MID-WEEK MATCH. The following will represont the Hongkong Football Club Ro- The mastor of a trading junk serves in their Longue ixture was fined $5, or five days, at the with Surroy's Reserve on Marine Court this morning for Wednesday, at 5.15 p.m.-S. H. obstructing the entrance to the Garrad, D. Lyon (Capt.), E. Yaumati typhoon anchorage. It Hanlon, P. Richmond, E. W. to appears
was stated that she was iying at Railton, G. Puncheon, E. A. It moment.
will be anobor across the entrance.
Roborts, B. Bell, S. O. Hill, A. that LII astounding
Forguson and J. Dixon. Roservo :| thus exists. Tho
-J. Douglas. bandita aro known and within
irl
rost at
The third numbor of the Far
THE "OOSTKERK."
boon misinformed.
remove
Asphalt is the novel matorial now being used in making hoovy paper in a patented process adopt- od in California. In making tho paper, the fibrous materials aro treated to
impuritics, macerated, nulped with water, and formed into shoots by prossuro and drying by heat, Much paper and cardboard for wrappore, oar- tons and the like consists of a layor of cheaper material between sheets of botter quality. The aim of the now process is to give a better product, made proof against wator and vormin, and this le accomplished by substituting the asphalt layer for the inferior Gilling. This layor is a thin shoot of pulp into which platos and twelve foot of water An emulsion of liquid as- in her No. 1 hold, the Dutchphalt with a small amount of enjoyed ЭКОДЕЛОГ Oostkerk, which 18 themselves thoroughly last oven-reported on Saturday, grounded are introduced. One or more of suitable clay and sufficient water ing 'whon Sir Anthony Hopo's on the North East Head, was the impormeable asphalt layers fainous novo), Rupert Dro-floated some hours lator andaro sod between the shoots of Hontzau," was visualized at the limped into Harbour under her:
photo-own
plain pulp, and the resulting ston mu early yesterday heavy paper or fibre board is morning.
claimed to be not only waterproof She is at present alongside the but about
twenty por cent.' Kewloon wharf discharging cargo, stronger and more durable than and whon this has been completed ordinary paper or pulpboards of "". will go into dock,
like thickness,
oney access; yet there is not the Eastern Spectator, a Shanghai jesst evidence of any move by bi-lingual nonthly, has some in- the Chinese authorities to help teresting comments and articles, securing the release of and a very pretty coloured picture the captivo. The Catholic at of a Chinose river scene is in- thorities are apparently not
eludod as a supplement. Inclined to raise any troublo over the mattor; their restraint is in, the circumstances, most noto. worthy, They seemingly look upon such incidents as inevitable in the prosent disturbed state of China,
The Limit..
Boon tint Lho trouble first
Lovers of romance
Queen's Theatro, Tho drama, was directed by Victor Hoorman, and ita cast is of un- paralleled brillianco.
DAMAGED BY STRANDING
With a broken stom, damaged
valuo
One of the first considerations,
We have by now become quito when the art of aviation camo
accustomed to ***strikus" by into boing, was the unrestricted Chinose students In various range for lying machines, and parts of the country, but it
The East Surrey Regiment limit when moroanutice developed would appear that the
the 1st Battalion of which is at
INDIA'S HOARDED GOLD. has boon rouched in Fosshow,! into & scionce and a potent where the Anglo-Chinese 'Collogo Hongkong-got 134 recruits last
While Europo is of nocasBity A hundred years before thế weapon of warfare was evolved, authoritian have for some timed at the depot of the regiment, than in the acquisition of gold, the Conqueror, there was an organ your out of the total of 355 onast-more interested in the export entry into England of William men's minds bocame even more been experiancing much trouble Kingston-on-Thames. The cines the position of India prosents a at Winchoator possessing four
from the more revolutionary of At the potential
of recruILS was very good, both strong contrast. From the United hundred gilt pipos, said Dr. its papits. Some little time ago, monaces presented. The one wo published some facts on this physically and educationally, in Kingdom, South Africa and the Thomas Keighley in the course of all 681 men wero onlisted at United States heavy imports have a lecture at Dukinfield on organs clemont absolutely free to man-subject from our correspondent! Kingston.
boon pouring in, and the total for and organ music. Dr. Keighley, kind is air, and the use of it forfat bouchow, from which it was
1924 will probably prove to be who is Professor of Music at
University, woll in excoss of the bigh figura Manchester
sold his journeyings primarily suggests arose bucause those in charge an absolute freedom of move-fof the institution would not con- The many friends of the family for 1923, £26,229,000. During organs in those days were terrible eedo cartain holidays. A strike in the Fur East will regret to two and a half summer months things. The old organ at Win- Iment, as with the birds. To the followed, but later some of the earn of the death, which occur- also India purchased gold to the chestor required twenty-eight of nearly £10,500,000. || pairs of bellows and seventy-two or more reasonable students return-red at Aarwalior of March 31st, Banking facilities are spreading, mon did the blowing. The organ natural barriers presented, najod. Then the extreme olement of Arthur Clair Stephon, the only and thoir use is growing, but could be heard throughout the Amongst the pupils, styling thom-surviving son of the late Mr. A. there is yet no sign that this will town. For corroot playing two rivers, seas, or mountain ranges elves o Blood and Iron G. Stephen and Mrs. Stephon, that he cannot easily cross over. Society," began a campaign of The older son, it will bo recalled, make India loss a "sink of the mon were necessary and the keys
procions metals." Actual pos805-
From woro struck with the flet. Tho whoto oup of another terrorising, which they seem to was killed in the war in 1918.
sion will long be treasured above that action arose the old name of territory, tho plans
have continued over since. They ito of
the credit based on ownership. "organ-strikor." havo uvon beaten some of the fortifications, dockyards, and teachers in the stroots, threatoned
Our Macao correspondent cities, aro spread out for his parontu to burn down thoir house states that the Club Recreative gazo. Obviously, such absolute unless they children are with de Baniticoncia is to holl its drawn from the College, and-are Easter bali on bunday next, when absence of restriction, oven in now openly defying the author time of peace, could not be ties, as well as demanding that tolerated. Honce the coming the Y.M.C.A. shall join in their movement. Anti-foreign and together of representatives of the anti-Christian progaganda is at Pruvious occasions in Macao, is} different nations of the world, back of the trouble, in addition today, the Macae Club will also to provide the music. On Satur- whereby have been formulated which the revolting students
givo a ball. various rules and regulations in control all'
imagine they have the right to Collego mattors.
any visitors from Hongkong are expocted. The Lyric Orchestra, which has given much delight on
Mr. RJ Wooding Skinner,
the nature of an international Youth of this kind need to bei code, hitkorto amicably observed. takon soriously in hand and made
an example of by severo punish-Shanghai sacrotary of the Hong- Those restrictions on an air-mont. It is their business to kong and Shanghai Hotels, Ltd., man's novoments-waived only stick to thoir studies and not and Mrs. Skinner, loft last wook loave thom to abufine the role of on furlough in the steamor Pro-
SHARE MARKET.
in the case of competitive flights professional agitators. or long-distanco efforts-60 rocalled by the noting, now being hold in London, of the International Air Commission. The potential danger of the con- quest of the air is brought to mind by Mr. Baldwin's statoment that they are working for peace,
SHANGHAI QUOTATIONS.
Mosers. Ellis and Co. havo; kindly supplied 110 with the following cable quotations of
and that aviation has boon Shanghai stooks from their
War
christoned in blood." Tho lato Shanghai office
instanced one thing--the Langkats (comb.) Tls. utter impossibility of preventing buyers.
Ewon. Tls. 1134. ox buyars.
Shanghai Dooks. -Tlo. ex div., buyers.
tho
airman going whore he wishod. Recent offorts, the world over, have boon directed to form ing floots of aircraft which would. provo vory useful in the next war.
Now Engineerings.-T. buyers.
sident Wilson. Prior to his de- parture a presentation, consisting of a gold cigarettes case, WAS mado to Mr. Skinner by his col- leagues in the hotel company. During his absonco Mr. Skinner's) duties will dovolvo upon Mr. F. Suckling.
Amongst the passengers who left by the P. and O. linor Mantua on Bunday wore Mr. and Mrs: E. Shellim, Mr. and Mrs. F. Button. 264, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Moss, Mr. and
Mrs. S. Bakor, Mr. and Mrs, L. A.! div., Cossart, Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Greig, Mr. and Mrs. H. 8. Hills, 125, Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Bunje, Mrs. F. J. Ling, Mrs. Groundwator, 84. Mrs. Maitland, Mrs. C. H. Sum- mers, Captain W. F. Blohard, Mr. T. F. Claxton. Mr. A. K. Honder 59, eon, Mr. J. W. Franke and Mr. C.
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The use of high explosivo bombs and doadly gasos is being mootod, buyers.
WHERE DR. SUN WORKED IN CANTON
The black and white decorations on the entrando gato to the Presidential Palace, Canton, are an indication of monri- ing for Dr. Sun. It was here that the late leader often had his quarters while he was in the Southern "ospital."
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