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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

THE LOAN TO HONGKONG.

SINGAPORE ASSISTING FROM

·GUARANTEE FUND.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER

SANITARY BOARD DISCUSSIONS.

CASES OF IMPORTED CHOLERA.

A Water Supply" Query.

A FRIEND AT COURT..

REV. J. KIRK MACONACHIE AT HOME

News from the Rov. and Mrs. J. Up to a Million Sterling.

K. Maconachie is to hand that they "Singapore. October 6-The ac

A meeting of the Sanitary Board were having a very pleasant and re- ting Governor, the Hon. Mr. E. L

was bold in the Board room Postcuperative holiday in England, Bays the Union Church Record: Mr. Hose announced to the Legislative Office Building: yesterday after-Maconachie wrote that he much ro Coune!! that the Government had noon, Mr. N. L. Smilth being in the gretted being unable to procecil as agreed in response to an appeal chair. Other members present arranged to Stockholm for the Inter- by Mr. M. S. Amery to advance to were Dr. W. W. Pearse, the Hon.national Congress as he found that Hongkong from the Guarantee Mr. H. T. Creasy, Dr. J. C. Macgown, it would be exactly the time when Fond amounts not exceeding Dr. W. V. M. Koch, Mr. S. W. fit would be possible to, pea some £1,000,000 for the restoration of T'so and Mr. Wong Kwong-tin. Mr.thing beyond short glimpses of their credit-Reuter.

D. Davies was also present.

few remaining relatives.

MISCHA LEVITZKI.

PROGRAMME FOR TO-MORROW'S CONCERT.

The following is the programme for Mischa Levitzki's second con- cert, at the Theatre Royal to-mor- row evening:

I.

Organ Prelude and Fugue, Bach- Liszt.

The chairman read amendments to the proposed bye-lawa govern-. ing aerated water manufactories suggested by the Government and these were seconded and adopted. He mentioned that the Government had deferred legislation in the matter of the proposed bye luwa governing food preserving estab-1 lishments and he proposed to bring them up before the Board again in about three months "time.

Unsatisfactory Water.

In reply to a query regarding Gavatte (from "Alceate"), Gluck-water supply in an instance where Brahms.

Etudes. Symphoniques (en forma des variations), Schumann.

.II. Impromptu, Fsharp major, Op. 36, Chopin."

Etude, major, Op. 25, No. Chopin.

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3,

Etude, D flat major, Op. 25, No 8, Chopin,

Prelude, A major, Op. 26, No. 7 Chopin.

Polonaise, A flat major, Op. 53, Chopin..

III,

Valse, A major, Op. 2. Levitzki. Valse de Concert, Op. 1, Levitzki, Tango, Albeniz. Beautiful Blue Danube, Strauss Schulz-Evler.

HOCKEY.

CLUB PUNJABIS.

The following will represent the Club against the Punjabis at $.p.m. to-day at the US. R. C-P. W. F. Mills; A. P. T. Farquharson, D. II. Sherman; A A Dand, E. J. R. Mitchell (Capt), Rev. EW. Mar ting H. Owen-Hughes, R.C. Allen, Lt G. Sillitoe, RM, B.D. Evans and G.P.Lammert.

*

UNIVERSITY SURREYS. The following will represent the University against the Surreys at Sookumplo to day at 5.30 pm Messrs. S. O Shahabudin (Captain), Y. C Teh, H. N. Balhatchet, Ong, W. IL Sling, A. A. Rumjahn, BP. Ng, H. Y. Leong, J. E Noronha, C. W. Lam, P. C. Lim. Reserves T. P. Wu, P. T. Lim.

LOCAL FOOTBÁLL.

TEAMS FOR THE "P" LEAGUE: At a meeting of the Hongkong Football League held yesterday there were thirteen entries for the B section of the second Division, but three of these were refused. The remaining ten clubs which entered the league were: The Drum's reserves of the East Surrey Regiment, Kowloon Football Club, St. Joseph's College A and B, Club de Recreio, Moslems A and B University, and South China A and

B.

the quality of the water had been found unsatisfactory the chairman said the copies of the water return were received by the Board as com plimentary copies. During the past year much discussion had taken place as to who should take the responsibility for the inter- pretation of the figures and it had been decided that the P. C. M. 0., should, adviser to the Government.

The P. C. M. O. sent to the Board every month a statement on the water supply generally and the figures of the bacteriologist, and he thought that when water was found, unsatisfactory steps would be taken immediately to bring it up to proper standard.

Dr.. Macgown said what he want- ed to know was whether this, un satisfactory water was being allow ed to pass through taps.

The Chairman: I think steps are taken immediately.".

..

I

Another letter received from him in September says with regard to Chinese affairs:

Here the industrial situation is BO serious that attention to China is not easily to be got, n, hit of of trouble among the Chinese": scems to be the common notion and no one acema to want to know much more. I wrote an article for the Mastminister Gazette: At the Editor's request and he ent out the paragraphs I most wanted to put in. A certain public man got fie to write another, which he sent to The Times but it has not seemed acceptable though ill-form- ed speculation is. Ten, days ago I had a valued opportunity of ad- drossing a group of conservative M.P's at the "House" (in a com- mittee room of course) and found full sympathy for what I take to be the Hongkong view moderately put forth. Dr. Hodgkin and Dr. Harold Balme the latter of tho Shantung University-spoke bo fore me and I had frankly to disagree to some extent. I feel any little influence I can exert must go toward getting due attention to our Colonial opinions and interests, liable to be swamp ed in sentimentalism or overlook ed in the press of affairs

Are

Mr. and Mr Maeonachic sailing from Marseilles "by the Kamo Maru. which is due here about November 17th. The Com- nittee of Management have in mind to arrange a reception in the forin of a social gathering of some Mr. Creasy said no tap water kind on Friday, 20th. November, The and all friends are earnestly re- had been badly reported on. case of unsatisfactory water in quested to keep this evening free question was just after Altration Further particulars will hon and before it had been chlorinated, nounced later.. When a report of this kind was received action was taken at once.

Cholera Cases.

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Dr. Koch raised the point of In fectious ports. He said he had been given to understand that Shanghai and the Phillipines had been certified as places where in fectious diseases existed. He won- dered if the chairman could tell him how many cases of cholera had been reported.

The Chairman: I'm afraid I must. have notice of that,

Dr. Pearse: I can give the in- formation. Two cases of cholera have been reported to the medical department as having been import. ed froin Shanghai,

GOLF.

CLUB v. VOLUNTEERS.

The following teams have been selected to represent Royal Hong- kong: Golf Club and Volunteer Defence Force at Fanling on Sun- day, October 11th..

It was stated that the delay in commencing the season has been. Play will be by singles in the on account of the grounds dispute. morning and four balls in the Delegates from the League will at-afternoon, one point being scored tend the meeting which is being for a win and 1⁄4 point for a bye held to-morrow when the question of three holes or over in the sin- of grounds control will he brought gles, and in the four-balls the

scoring is doubled.

up.

FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

SEE WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT THAT ? FINDING A NICKEL LAYIN' RIGHT OUT ON "TH TABLE!!!!

WHAT'S BECOME OF MY NICKEL

THAT I HAD HERE ??

SAY DID YOU TAKE A NICKEL THAT WAS LAYING

ON THAT

TABLE?

Tiffin will be ordered for all the players engaged.

Royal Hongkong Golf Club, 1. A. H. Ferguson. 2. N. L. Smith.. 3. Capt. Morris. 4. L. G. S...Dodwell,

5. Capt. Bennett.

6. H. U. Ireland.

7., J. Bulmer Johnson.

8. W. Douglas. 9. R. Hancock. 10. F. J. de Rome. 11. F. G. Walker: 12. M. M. Maas.

13. J. L. Shellshear,

14. W. Lang...

15. G. M. Dalgety. 16, H. G. Hegarty.

Volunteers,

1. R. M. Smith.

2. T. D. E. Pendered.

3. E: J. B. Mitchell. 4. J. M. Walker.. 5. R. L. Moncrieff. 6. J. B. Ross,

7. T: G. Bennett," 8. L, R, Andrewes. 9. A: B. Purves. 1 10. G. S Hugh Jones. 11. E. D. Black, 12. D. G. Bruce. 13. A. Sommerfelt. 14. W. J. Clerk. 15. K, S. Morrison. 16. L. 9. Greenhill.

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