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Socialist Protests Inthe Reichstag, 
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November 26, 7.90 pm. 
Seven Victoria Cresses ksva been awarded, the noteble casce of |. 
bravery being as follows:— 
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November 26, 4.10 5.m, 
Oorapany will give two farewell 
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3 correspondent at Ame'erdam states that the Beicheng | 
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November 26, 6.15 a.m. 
“Acie believed’ that Admiral Foornet will ovca py Athens if hie 
Lieutenant Bradford, uf the Dorhim Light. fofantry, wh. 
The Presiden! 
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4 end that fa sre well armed, . 
Sergeant Downie, of the Dabline, rho, when most of the rs 
Herr Gioeber, of the Oentre Party, moved thet the Bill be red piece,” oka Dorie Phillips will 
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Provistonal Government Declares Wac on Bulgaria. 
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{were down, shouted “Come on- Dab.” The stirricg appeal was|a second time on the same day. 
repeat er remarkable j impersonae’ 
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immediately reepoaded to. 
The men rashed op and Sergeant 
This evoked a 
storm 
of di 
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tion of" Peg," the aweet Iriah girl, 
Downie captured a‘mechine-gun, killing the crew. The Dublins 
rm of disapprorl 
from both Socialist group. 
Herr Ledebar characterising the motion 
acd will 
Noven.ber £6,.6.15 sm. 
es an attempt to. stife Sherine nae supported by Mr, 
The Poovisioa Government at Salonica hae declared war on 
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then captured 
positions which had withstood five previous attscks. | 
diecuseion cfs Bill 
which di 
owitt as Jerry, 
| Miss 
we 
‘Balgeris. 
There were other deeds of aeomewhat ‘similar obersoter, but| ation of slave duean. 
olivered the workers over to the exploit ae Fladgate, 
as 
Cousin. 
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Vietally at War with Bulgaria. 
only one case of life-eaving—that in which Sécond LieatenantHenry| 
_ The motion wae, however, adopted. 
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thel, 
Mies Tliliee Stenbridge 
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Kelly,of the Weet Ridingg, four 
timea brought back wounded, 
betides doing conspicusus work in an sltack. 
There were outatanding cases of privates saving dicgetan 
situations. 
The first waa that of Frederick Edwarde, of the 
Middlesex Regiment. His partof the line was held up mechine-gua 
The Liberals and Oonservatives protested against the attempt |" Airs, Obicheater, 
and, of 
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dagtcaerare ° delay the passage of the Bill, which was s beris Friday, ned ite Schaal, A 
viotory, 
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Discussion of the measure in committee on the previous day ws iat | 
ote ibn us atlas. 
noteworthy for a suggeation to restrict the publication of newepapin 
Tlayed, 
when Mr. 
November 26, 6.20 a.m: 
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Renter’ 5 aireandatank at Athens esys Greece is ‘regarded as 
Virtually at war-with Balgaris, ea the Provisional Government, which 
the Allies regard.as the de facto Government, hss declared war on 
Bulgaris, 
fire aud there were no cfficers left. . 
All was cspfdaion snd there|to one in each town. Dr. Helfferich denied gach 
iatention, 
d 
Whosler Deyden will ‘appear as 
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‘The Vonixeliata have also declared war on Germsay, becauée of | 
was every indication of a retirement when Edwards, 
grasping the | 
that he Government recognised the ppeiecse ol nomapepere 
the mach-wortied butler, a p:rt 
: 
the torpedoing’ 
of ahips carrying N: ationaliat force. 
sitastion, dashed out slone on bie own initiative and knocked 
out the 
We 
carrying on the war, 
bake lia 1 ag scope to ais, 
on 
General von Groener announced thal the manufeciure of gan 
ae 
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The plans and bocking 
are 
no 
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oteppe 
extended and: was naw no ual a monopdly open at Messra. Moutrien.. mn . 
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gun, with a total disregard for persoel danger, which msde s 
further advance pcasible, 
The other oase is tht of Robert Ryder, aleo of the Middlesex 
Regiment, who showed bravery under similar circumstances. An 
attack was dagging for lack of leadership when he dashed out alone 
-with s Lewis gan, with- which he cleared the opposiog trench, 
torning a possible fsilore into euccecs. 
Admiral’ Fournet’s Ultimatum. 
November 25, 11. 98 p.m. 
Beuter's Kimunivaee at Athens says Admiral Fournet bas 
* @ent an ultinatam to Greece demanding the surrender of artillery ; 
otherwise, be will be obliged “to 
take suitable msazures 
on 
ATTEMPTED GERMAN NAVAL RAID. 
Deal Inhabitants’ Experiences. 
PASSENGERS ARRIVED, 
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December 1. 
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D.S.0. Awards. 
Sgt 
ake 
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" Norember 26, 2. 158.0. 
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THE ALLIED OFFENSIVE. 
The inbabitsnts of Dasl wore awakened at midnight on Thun-| . 
Perse KOREA MARU, tromNagasaki, 
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Nuvember m7, 2. 40pm. 
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day by beavy fring. Tney rashed on tothe front and baw flaeheatt| Sion 2 
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Artillery Activity at Vaux. 
“the Gatctle announces that Distinguiched Service Orders have] an eetimated dietanoe of fifteen miles northwarde. 
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been awarded to the following officere of the Indian Army:—" 
The firing waa most rapid and lased.for a very brief period. 
sa! 
November 26, 12, O05 a.m. 
Osptaia W. G. Hasingtoo, who, sltbough severely wounded, 
A demaged drifter entered a Cpannel port ander her own steam Botello 
A Paris oimimdnigess 
states :—There has beon matual artillery 
firing in the Vaux region, and intermittent fauponsding on the rest 
of the front. 
omnes rae ‘handled bis regiment with gress courage and 
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Kennett WB 
sbility throaghout the action. 
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SirC 
Paul 
Leeds W 8. 
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Cap’ain W. F. Webb, who, althongh wounded; handled Be 
THE BRITANNIC LOSSES, 
De Goer Mr @itss LaF LS ee 
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aae rota courage and initiative, and eet 
s splendi 
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November 26, 5,15 a.m. 
Fairey Vv LA 
ues 
Mrs 
with a ebell-bole in her water tank. 
The crew was nobart. 
“Bad Weather Prevents Encounters. 
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According a mersage from Athens Admiral: Fournet repos ened 
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Order 
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November 26, 6. 20 a.m. 
F. A. Mstwell: who Le ashes oak as eaten courage sad | 
‘bat the losses on the Britannic were thitty-two liver, 
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Renter's correspondent at tha British Headquarters, writing on linitiative, 
Later be organised three batisliong ane? consolidsted a} 
Saturday, states :—Apart from mioor incidentais and trench warfare, position ander ee heavy fire.- He had previoudy 
one very. fine 
there. have bsen no encountera tcdsy, rain falling heavily and {work for which he hed, been awarded the Military Cros 
persistently. 
Captain B. W, Hingston for conep‘u saa gallery 
devation 
The bombardment of Besumint Hamet and Beencourt has |to duty. 
He tended ang dressed the wounded. continuously uadee 
alackoned, having failed to make any impressitz. 
very beavy fire at close range, regardiess of bia own eafery. ; 
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A Slicker of activity by German 
secroplanea 
was promptly |... 
pecan ieee 
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by onr pilots felling s sumber. 
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EARLIER TELEGRAMS. 
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’ IN THE BALKANS. 
Ho Fook Mr & Mrs 
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on 
» 26, 
.Tende HE. 
areuane Stl Advancing. 
6 Britieh are actively consolidating the new ground, which) 
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THE MECCA PILGRIMAGE, 
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Non iber 25,4.50pm. 
Sa eee re eres Balen 1 
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November 25, 2.14 p.m, | 
A French ‘communique states that the Ttalians continue to 
Bae a 
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British Use Gas Successfully. 
The Times carrespondent at Cairo says the Egyptian pilgrims 
advance west of Monastir. 
Per sa MISHIMA MARU, 
fro 
have reached home from Meocs. They were greatly impressed by. 
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November 26, 1.00 p.m. 
the perfeot esfoty in which the journey was performed, contrasting. 
Ruman' ans Further Pressed Back, 
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Baxter 
Reva Mra& Jones Rev DF 
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Goneral Sir Douglas Haig reports :—We drow offsa attempted | 
sith the tarbalence, robhery and extortion ander the Tarkish regime. | 
ea mber 25, 5 0 
paz 
‘ Geir i aad Xesh 
‘advance by a party to the east of Besumont Hamel, and discharged | 
pp, Holy Oarpet and the ercort of the’ makmat were conveyed for 
Pests pores Boe 
p-u. 
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Caverley a 
‘gaa successfally to the south of Arras, where | 
we repulsed raids. | the Gras time from Suez to Jeddeh on ove of His Msjrety's ships, 
All the crew were Mahommedens 
of whem. twelve made: the 
pressed back the Humanians towards the south of Kali- 
die Sec 
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pilgrimage. 
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manesht and Moldarosht 
November 26, 3, 
50 pm.. 
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The enemy from Craiova compelled the Rumanians to 
_ In the Als-Valley' the enemy energetically attacked and 
ONT. 
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tire behind the River 
Oltenz. 
ae 
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A Paris communique stsites : 
—There is nothing important to 
THe ITALIAN FR 
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rot Gaemeas have creased. the Danube near Zimnites: 
Woo Me sind dare 
-.' report on the weatern front. 
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November 28. q 16 pm. 
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.A German Clatm. 
"he Italian official message esya :—There ste increased artillery 
Enemy Nandieg 
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duels slong 
the whole front. 
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“November 26; 1. 15°p.m. 
. We deiteeyad enemy defences at Tonsle, is the Cemonics 
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Speice iateees ease 
oie ceay tak - 
fill 
ere 
NANKIN, from ‘Lontioa, on 
at Gerusa communique eays:—Ta & trench reid north- anat of [re aol 
“oo 
Valleys 
at Inez and Yinnita, i orth of whith the advance has been 
earn 
Tying Bing 
Beaumont Hemel we ceptared i61 B: 
citish prisoners. 
e molested movamente in abe Adige and Ast'co 
ve. 
arrested. 
eh 
Chae Binebeck 
Regie 
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+ Qar aireraft havo been active, end two hostile seroplancg,tave ake 
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Nasent Mig: 
Pees 
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"IN THE BALKANS. 
been destroyed. -.. 
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Germans Claim 
Claim Progress. 
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British Aviators Reach Bukharest. 
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_. TURKISH SENATOR EXECUTED, 
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"og German’ communique _ 
November aici 66 Pa. 
Bulcli Min.’ 
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November 25, 5 10 8 ane: 
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November 26, 5. 10a 
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The Rumanian resistance is broken on the Lower ole, 
ae Pam 
Renter Jearns that more 
> Britieh seroplanea and oblate bare 
A telegram from Constantinople tates 
thet Senator Abdul 
ioe pater lar hibod pert tia the. fonin army, 
are 
Th Ore 
Be rowhed Bokbarest after very long flighie. 
Hamid Zchravi hes been condemned by court martiel for attempting 
stabbomly resisting, 
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0 Tong Ching Mr and 
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North 
sant of Tarnuseverin the forces of the Central 
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Bad Weather Prevents lafantry Actions, 
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execated. 
aera 
Tack after crossing the Danube, gained a footing. in 
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November 26, 3.50 p.m. 
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A Paris communique states :—There ia 8 violent artillery doel] 
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‘UERMAN NAVAL RAID. 
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North Bad Dowas Visited, 
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. November 29, 5.10 om, 
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on our left wing sgaia progeosed i ia the direction 
Boater's correspondent — ova 
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that during nim, 
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many 
sinkin, 
f the 23rd-2ith inst, six German 
destroyers atten: 
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Britiah roe te Sra carey camps in the. region of Swedieh steamer Arthur, reserving the right to eli i repartn 
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the North End Downs. 
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Tha enemy were seo by.a patzol vemsel, aad steamed off 
A New Era of Rathicssaess ?: ~ 
” D aRter: ficing ‘twelve. rounds. 
, 
é Stubborn Rumen Resistance. 
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‘There “were no casus)ffes, ‘bat ‘ “ditt,” “was slightly o 
damagi a, 
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wesmfonched. aa 
ners 
neutrals, with the advent of Herr Z-mmermen at the Foreiga Ofioas oe eta S 7 cs 
Ertraordlnery Gemma Claim, ee 
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*The Ramenians are atill stabboraly rial ‘bat the roads to cab Toe Arthor _ taking cos! to aren 2 
end cos 
hve aes 
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45. » fo, 
aS 
oaat of the Alt are crowded with 
fixing 
baggage waggons, 
therto 
been regerded 
sa free, 
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_ We are in touch with forces which oreased the Danube, and the .. 
The German excave for sinking the veonel maa 
‘at 
the 
The Gormans claizn 
that in the Chants 
2 
latter are now before Alexsudris. 
formerly took pit props to. Englend. 
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A meosage feo Copenhagen esys Swedes regard 18a 
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A German commaniqae esys :—We.- captured Esmmicalvaless, of the Arthur.as the beginning of 5 new era of ruthless: 
in the Alt Valley. | 
Nothiag to nee 
‘November 28, 710 | p.m. 
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ly :—THE MANAGERESS, Eowloon. 
irresponsible comments on ; the 
SOLE AGENTS FOR CHINA 
;_ It bas warned sahord- 
| A. B. THE SWEDISH TRADING GO., LTD, /cssie"™ ° "2 tm. 
Telephone No.171, YORK BUILDING (TOP FLOOR) 
why Nem, Zetand Loan, Pe 
- 
| mentic loan of G.$38,032,000 st 
cent, says sn American 
Be 
fod! 
up all night eoughi: 
i 
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Ap 
or breath whea a $18@ ine sad a 
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EL.” Code Used: A.B.O. Bi 
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“CAT ON BARREL? 
ly genuine cure for Asthma, 
by Mr. HOBRS, a qualified Chemist, and 
BRAND. 
. 
sufferer for many years, will, if taken 
SOLE AGENTS 
:— 
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No. 
ange. Government reoeipis 
Cc ALDBEC 
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Pot a Ta 
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Sp Bp 
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for the:foor months ended daly 
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ors. 
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Price 
$8,50 por 
bottle. 
ss 
4 
pared with 
JOB 
for | 
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et é 
ALEXANDRA CAFE. 
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& Co. 
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Compredore, 
ye FOOK, Compradore, 
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-four months aa Taly, 
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COMPANY, LIMITED. 
may be a wish the Arr et ce a 
mat ep 
abusatly 
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masts under Sis Trading wi 
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st-ap and 
sal 
Alexandra Cale to be of first Clase Quality. 
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ie 
a para 
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pro hc aro BRITISH, PRODUGY - 
proscribed by. ibe 
blcbat 
: Ameri 
In Caske of 373 Ibs: net. 
R. 4d. HOWARD, ‘Bole Proprietor. 
alae 
i, 
Tn Bags of 250 lbs, net: 
SHEWAN, TOMES 
& OC 
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= 
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as 
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PHOTOGRAPHS TAKEN 
- 
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||... 
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att pmacon MOTOR CAR Ce, 
DESIRED. 
MOTOR CARS FOR HIRE &. SALE,. 
SHEWAN, TOMES 60, 
devote: 
as ww Fe 
Cngar SALE OF Views. or 
HONGKONG AND SANTOR. 
-— 10. 
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OF BUILDING MarR 
marenius va 
the above Company are prepared ee On 1488, Ofllee & Shawree: 
|  AOCEPT 
RIBES against FIRB 
one Ms ‘Welingion. 
“0. g0vernment 
vee 
a 
ae 
“a 
7 Wardon 
extremist by having s “rather]. 
Of GENERAL NEWS. 
—_—e——— 
; 
Baying for Russia. 
Tho China Critic states Uist 
saad aot ine 
persons 
srs 
buying 
largely, 
thoughout Ohins snd aie all 
_ 
@0rte-of articles nesded in-Rua- 
sis, which sre 
dispatched by 
parcels post ‘vis Herbin, st the 
Tate of somes 2,000--to 2,500 a 
' 
day. 
The contents 
include 
aetsle, rabber, oils, leather, ete.. 
. and the treffio ia said to bg grow-|- ” 
itis. 
: 
ats 
ie 
Indiana Plague Mortallty. 
~ 
The total plague mortsiity in 
Tndisderiog the week ending Oct. 
14 stood at 5,663 against 7,564 
" gases, The Bombey Presidency 
and Sind had 2,799, deathe, the 
_ Mladrse Presidency 
358, Bihar 
". and Oriesa 28, the United Pro- 
_ 
wince: 106, the Punjab 59, Barma 
35, Central Provinces 1,020. My- 
sore S:ate 482, Hyderabad State 
734, and Central Iadia 36, 
_ 
The Kut Heroes. 
Simla, October 20.—A list of 
officars, non-commissioned 
officers, 
and men, 
brought 
to 
notice 
by Licat.-Goneral Sir P. Lake io 
connection with the operations of 
Todian Expeditionary Force “D,” 
from Janvary 
19th to April 39th, 
4816, and a-liet of cfiisers, non- 
Commissioned cfiixera 
and men 
mentioned 
by Major-(eneral 
“Townshend. 
for 
distinguished 
- 
gervios during .the 
- defence of 
Kat-eleAmars, from 
mbar 
Brd, 1915, to April 29th, 19!6,|) 
_ Bre gazetted. 
Another American Murdered 
~ . fa Mexico. 
Washington, November 20.—A 
deapatch jast received at the state; 
-depariment from E\ Paso, Texas, 
states that an unidentified Ameri- 
‘can has been murdered 
by Villiata 
-fopoes operating at Jimines, and 
that four Americana 
fouad 
at 
- Parra] are being: held as prisoners 
by the bandit leader. Tadicstions 
_» @t present-point to the fact that: 
Villa ia uaing every effort to force 
intervention on the part of the 
United S:ates, aud that his re- 
peated atiacks upon foreigners 
and American oitiz*ns ate deatgn- 
". ‘ed to bring this about. Officials 
here bave thus far refaied to 
comment upon the latest derelop- 
mentein the Mexican sitastion. 
Vardo2 on Putting. 
Disooarsing on. “ Methods 
of 
Patting” in the Golfers’ Magazin;, 
“ 
Barry Vardon tella of an eoventric 
pisyer who holed several long 
tts with 
bis driver. 
"Look 
_ 
bere,” said bie opponent, « man 
‘etoeped in the traditiocs of. &t. 
Andrew's, “do you use thi thing 
‘for eliort putts aa well 2” “Short 
potts?” 
repested 
the 
focal 
--' eevantric. “Haven't I had ashort 
putt yet ?.No, of course [ 
heven’t, 
Well, I always take thie forahort 
atta mand, diving to the bottom 
of his bag, 
he 
prodacd 
sh 
:- ordinary 
household 
hammer! 
‘once = imitated = thie 
2 €oolieb-looking clab’’ made for 
m 
himself; it was only a foot long, 
and he ceed it in the daya when 
Be was 
about the woret patter 
in the world.” 
— 
Situation {a Szechwan. 
_ . Chengts,. November  [7.— 
* Advices from Neikiang alate that 
the garrison, owing to erreare of 
pay, threatened to revolt, 
The 
Oomtnander 
borrowed ,_ money 
from the merchante, thasaverting 
frouble, 
It is reported 
that 
Tsikan 
will 
. soon arrive 
at 
Ohengto.. The citizens, though 
Choy. dislike. Tsiken, 
will not 
oppore his coming snd regard 
the ‘fsuparior. abilities of Gon- 
eral Lopeikan, as able {o main- 
tain the peece of the City, The 
eitaation. is ‘eivilar to (hat.of 
Sheusi.'. 
Taiken, the: Civil 
Gorerocr of . Kweichow,’. was 
recently appointed Ciril, Gov- 
-ernor. of, BSrechasn. 
| There 
hav been © considerable .agita- 
. 
Gonsgeinst the appointment, 
_ which fe alleged to be jostigated 
by General. Lopeikua,: 
the acting 
Tochon. 
Is appeare.-aleo that 
there haa been ‘a split in the Pro- 
~wincial Assembly 
on the aphjsct, 
‘while the Military in Siobasn 
_ have reoently strongly denounced 
Geners! Lopeikan, soousing him 
‘attempting to prevent theentry 
of Taiksn 
by force.. 
- 
ut 
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ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF HIGH GRADE: WATCHES: 
CLOCKS & INSTRUMENTS CLEANED & REPAIRED 
ges 
By 
‘AN ENGLISH WATCHMAKER. 
ALL WORK DONE ON THE PREMISES. 
§ 
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STEER | 
CHROMOMETER AND WATCH MAKER, 
2 
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CLATS OF CHE J. GAUPP & CO) 
4 
‘ 
Note THs aDpRESs: 
4, D’Aguilar Street. 
_GERMAN ROBBERIES ‘IN 
BELGIUM. 
_ 
Light Railway Stcck Selzed, 
© 
Reuter’a Agency learne thatthe. 
British Government has 
. besa 
informed-thst the German Gov- 
ernment hae eeiz d 200 Icoomo- 
tives, 2,500 piceas 
of rolling atock, 
and «vera! handred kilometres 
of raila belonging to the Belgisn 
tions, and he replied by giving a 
euerantee 
thet the 
materials 
would: not b2 seised a: 
daction of proof that they had 
been imported from other cona- 
tries, thas clearly ahowing the 
intention of the Germans to seis2 
ell the 
materials. .alresdy 
in 
Belgiom. 
Lad 
caer 
In areply, at the end. of Jane, 
the British Government informed 
light railways knows a3 the Ohe-| ga 
mioe de Fer Vicineux. 
This is 
only soother evidence of the in- 
sinoerity of German protestations 
of aympathy for the populationsof 
ocenpied countries. 
The railways in question ares 
bese Belgiam, and serve 
many of the country districts in’ 
the absence of brosd-gaage lings. 
Thore ia a Hetwork of them all 
over the country, snd tbe popala- 
tion dependa in large. meature 
upon them. They are very largely 
ased for conveying market 
pro- 
‘dace to.urbsn.ccotres 
and 
in} - 
conveying foodstoffs to raral dis- 
tricta; 
"The confiscation 
at the 
resent moment ie especially ser- 
ious in view of the harvest, which 
4a fast coming io avd which 
always tsxea these lines to their 
utmost. extent, Ass roealé ihe 
‘Faternsl trefiis of the country and 
BI 
quisitioned in Belgium, that the 
property of the linea shoald be 
ecrupulously respected through- 
out the whole country, and 
that 
no rails nor rolling stock nor any 
other atticles whetsoeter spper- 
taining 
to the railway shonid | 
be 
requisitioned. 
The reply of the 
Germaine, which was 
ss above 
stated, bas jast been received. 
7 
Sapaa-Chiaa Association, 
The insagaration o»remony of 
the Japan-Chine 
Association 
the (rinsport of food eapential 
to | 
the milateninos of 2 population 
onthe verge. 
of starvation have F 
yO fics 
| CondultRoad. 
< 
m pro-|- 
~— 
TO BE LET, 
*O LET. —First Class shop in 
Chater Road next Moutries, 
Lanestrear. Apply.—Clatk &Co, 
"O BE LET 
at the “Peak, 
+ 
.fumished, 
3 Stewart Terrace, 
Apply:—H. E. Pollock, Prince's 
Buildige. 
: 
: 
To LET—From 
Ist -May, 
1 $16, Offices, 2nd. Floor, 
St. 
Georgts Building. 
Apply to>— 
SHEWAN, TOMES & Co. 
. 
T?. LET.—Fornished Rooms, 
‘with or without Board: Bath- 
room t each Room. Electrici: 
througiout. Apply Palace Sotel, 
Kowlon. 
* 
aA 
: 
To LET.—From Ist November 
next, dats in“ Ewo Messe,” 
No. 8 the Peak. 
Apply Propeity 
Office, ae MATHESON | 
To = 
LEI.—Four-roomed 
houses in Gordon. Terrace 
and 
Salisbury Avenue, Ko#- 
loon. 
TO LET OR FOR SALE.— 
Kowlin 
Marine 
Lot * 
48, 
with vharf, area 58,0J0 eq. fs. 
-suitabl) 
for: coal 
storage 
or 
erection of godowns.~ 
- 
Apply to:— 
HUMPHREYS 
ESTATE 
~. 
FINANCE CO., LTD., 
Alexandra Buildi: gs. 
Te BE LET.—COffices in Hotel 
‘Minsions:—Fourlarge rooms 
(comminicating) facing BLAKE 
PlERind the CENTRAL POST 
OFFICE. 
Nos.. 9, 10, 11-and 
12 on the. THIRD 
FLOOR 
OF 
HOTEL 
- MANSIONS. 
For patticulars apply: Manager. 
Honging Hotel. 
ee 
T°? BE LET.—Offices at ?, Con- 
nsught Road, C. 
in Eing’sg & York 
Buildings. 
: 
Houtts. in 
Clifton Gardens, 
Houes in Brosdwo-'d & More- 
ton Terraces. 
. 
No.l, Wonz Nei Ch 1g Road, 
Hours on Shameen, Canton. 
Apply to:— 
— 
THE FONGKONG LAND IN- 
VISTMENT & AGENCY 
~ 
 _ 
Co., Ltd. 
a 
i 10 BEL ET: 
el 
FORD 
O. BE LET.—One 
or two 
rooms in Kowloon, furnish- 
ed, or 
unfurnished 
kitchen, servants’ quarters svail- 
able; reasonable rent—Apply to 
521 c/o “ Hoogkong Telegraph.” 
‘O BE LET.—European House 
No. 19, and Ground Floor of 
No. 20, Kennedy Road, with 
bath rooms, detached kitchen 
and servant quarters, aleo elec- 
tric lights &o., complete. 
Apply: 
‘Phone No. 906 or 553, or.on 
premises. 
- 
a 
ANTED—A_ 
second hand 
VICTOR GRAMOPHONE 
in good condition. ‘Write to A. B. 
elo “ Hongkong Telegraph.” 
~ 
" 
ANTED. — 
Typewriting; 
Manuscript of every kind: 
accurately and neatly typed at 
short 
notice 
by Englishman, 
Terms 30 cents. per folio. Com- 
mercial correspondence in Eng- 
lish = for 
inese 
. business 
gentlemen 
a speciality. 
Write 
“ Despatch.”.“ Hongkong. Tele- 
graph.” 
- 
; 
FOK SALE. 
For SALE—OLD POSTAGE 
oTAM PS —Thous ands: rare 
African, Colonials, Indian States. 
All valu-s. 
Prices 
. very’ low, 
Write 
or call—J: sbi, No, 40, 
First. 
floor, 
Haiphong 
Road, 
Kauvwloon. 
- 
‘ 
“ 
: 
OR SALE .—COLUMBIA 
HORNLESS 
GRAMO- 
PHONE AND 
STAND 
with 
about 70 Rec-rds, 
in- perfect 
condition-” Only six m+ the old. 
Apply —W.S, 
clo “Hongkong 
Telegrap>.” |. 
Fork SALE. AS A GOING 
CONCERN, 
First) 
Class 
Foreign Hotel in Yokohama; 
best location, fully furnished and 
sae high class trade—favour- 
able: 
3 
address Hotel Owner P.O. Box 
169. Yokohama, 
..- 
 ~ 
“NOTICES. 
pisnstiors 
1.9 
o Conmercial Gazetteer 
will contain .a complete 
Directory of Firms apd. Personsel, the 
Government and Municipal 
Omfielals, Con- 
principal Chinese Firms, 
17 
and 
DIRECTORY 
of China and Manila 
sulate, Public and Private Schools, Missions and Members, Clubs and 
other Associations and an ‘alphabetical list of Foreign Residents 
. Chetoo, Ching- 
, Hankow, Har 
" Mantls, Mouke 
“together: with 
: 
Principal Centres, 
a Commercial Gazet- 
— 
Jotormation of 
all 
Firms, 
Report 
of _ 
Claba, 
Bisal forms ca Application to BREWER '& 00, Sele Ageate Hongrong Hote) Building. 
a 
“. UNRIVALLE. 
Have dust Received their Xuwis Conaigament of 
|. 
INDOOR GAMES. . 
| 
- 
MECHANICAL \RACE GAMES.” 
- 
SANDOWN ROULETTE, PUFF BILLIARDS, | 
ASCOT, MANIFESTO & MINORU,RACE GAMES, 
||. 
PING-PONG, JIG-SAW PUZZLES, BOMBARDO. || 
° | 
“GHALLENCER™ in-pooR cole CAME. 
DESIGNED FOR THE GOLFER'S HOME; 
. 
_ FITTED WITH BUNKERS, TEEING GROUNDS, ETC, 
DRAUGHTS, CHESS, DOMINOES, HALMA, Ludo, ETC, 
;_. bathroom, | 
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| ARE YOU. LOOKING | 
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THE 
hail 
ae 
S 
verse 
raph 
om 
a0 
cigarettes 
— 
Prnnricee 
SMOKE 
tw 
<W 
c 
-PLAl 
sc DM 
ILLS > 
~. 
gs 
Men Wie 
RON AED 
THE 
SPECIAL. 
IN TIPPED 
Per.; 
Dyno 
tes 
. 
: SOLD EVERYWHERE, 
SOLE AGENT :—CRAECO-ECYPTIAN TOBACCO STORE... 
| In 
business 
fs 
“0 
oo 
wm 
The secret of ‘success 
to 
make friends. °“ THREE 
CASTLES." ‘Cigarettes 
have been making friends 
for’ years and keeping. 
them. Bes 
cee 
for..a first 
Class: 
, Brand of 
} Egyptian Cigarettes ? 
CALL AT 
THE. 
HONGKONG GICAR: 
STORE 
u 
"AND. ASK FOP 
THEODORO VAFIADIS. 
che 
on 
| QPULAR CIGARETTES . 
MC. Coe 
c. 
TIPP 
HF 
..Per 100. $ 
ewe 
20, 35 
Brothers, Wes'minster Bpecials, otc. 
POPULAR 
© PRICES,’ 
1.50 - 
$1.50 
- 
Lid %g 
wo 250 
cents, 
. 
’ 
” 
- WAR CHARITIES... 
o 
_S 
aes 
‘+ Kowloon Workers’ Olfts 
, 
pone 
= 
Acknowledged. 
. 
: 
WORKS HONEST- 
— 
E 
LY WETBOUT aiviNe SOME HELP| 
The following letters of thanks 
TO HISSOUL-—Buskin.” 
- LOCAL SPORT. 
cea 
oe eienaael i. 
5 
= 
CRICKET. 
ROBERT FORTER & SONS . — 
BULL DOG 
LIGHT ALE 
IN PINTS AND SPLITS. 
have been reosived, for articles} 
sent by “Oar Little Bit S_ciety” 
Kowloon :— 
Say 
’., Nasrieh Schools Militsry| gy 
-__._ Hospital, Osiro, 
‘English Mail.—Arrived per ar. 
. Nankio yesterday. 
- 
t 
districts, is not a conspicuons 
sucoss—if it is economy that the 
department is aiming at. At the 
present moment there is bardly a 
September 0, 1916. 
” 
-. 
. 
+) 
Civil Service, 
gutter, _pivement, crossing 
or 
0. 
R. 0. Wit 
i 
fight 
of 
<:etepa 
.in 
these 
i: 
uebetla Wright, b 
TXOD 
ease 
me, 
E,W. Hemilton, lbw. b 
“Marley 
|... 
os 
O. Sara, b Dizon | 
ie 
fae 
ows 9 
Marley 0 
gato thank Lady May for the| Club batted firet-and sterted in’ 
aegesand gnc = esate kind present of Red Cresasup-|vary poor fsehion, non of the 
pliee (4 cases) which through|-betemen makiog avetend sgainst 
O.lorel Gordoo Hall have been| the bowling. Had it not been for 
nent to this hospital. 
; 
These supplies are most useful 
‘|distriots .that 
is 
not 
swim- 
ming 
with 
water, 
and 
the 
pee: 
quantity that daily rons to waste| 
To-morrow's Anniversary. 
would sapply msny 
scores of 
To-morrow ia the 31st anaiver- 
families. The pavements, too, are | 
S2tY of the British occapstion on 
more 
dangerous than 
ususl; Mandalay. 
; 
and are ve 
ch 
. 
A 
18, Ald 
be 
: 
os, 
ou 
; 
ve 
ery mach 
appreciated by! good style, their score would heve 
|S, Aldermen, cand bDsSouzs 
18 
yee wie 
ns 
His-Excellency’s Daughter. 
the Narsiog Sisters and patients} been low indeed, the only other E 
; Daweon, 0 Dixon, b we 
: 
ae 
two adu'ta lose their’ footing oa 
Mra; Philip de Fonblangue, the {of thie, bo:pitsl. Msjor Rickett 
oth Pobeniack 
this cloppy 
ani 
trescherous|*ldest daughter of His Excellency begs that the thenka of the 
Di racchi, o De Souxs, b 
A 
S WATSON & Co, 
Ltd., ground. 
We are aware 
thst| the Guvernor of Hongkong, ig at | 
hoapital ag be given tu the 
I Deane 
aL 
Dicen 
an 
® 
e 
Fi 
r 
’ 
hs 
gree Gificalties Lave tebe token | 
Present w orking in No. 2 Generel who have to 
kindly tvorked for it. 
e ane, o Ismail, b Dizon, 1¢ 
; 
: 
abs : 
ranted int 
matter 
Tika | 
Hospital, Obelsea. . 
Colone! Gordon Hell 
eay 
» 
Bearne, © Ponscnby-Fane, 
; 
ELE. Mr. O. Severn, b 
thi 
lent 
ecore made by T. 
erouak 
mbe t 
P. T. Lamble, b Marley 
E.,, Pestoa, who registered 61 ia 
i) 
oe 
“SOLE AGENTS: 
layers to make donble figures 
being T. W. Bisseker 21 and P, 
Jacks 18. The total made was 
135, 
It seemed an easy thing for 
the 
Military, 
for ras 
oame 
.. 
e 
nae 
ed 
‘ 
: 
c 
7 
Thenk every one very much in-! 
quickly, rach 
good rcores saGor,|_ 
6 
Diron oC, 
ae 
2 
eth 
es 
4 
WINE, SED BEISLE ME CIANTS: 
a ve _— Mos te” Gem 
ii ke g omega to the | 
deed for sll they are sending aad! 
Page $5, Sargt, McGregor 35,|B owen, HOLOUE ay 
aay . 
oS 
HONGKONG. 
. 
watchmen and lakonga were.told | 
Police by a man living at 24, please let them koow that band-| Bir. Dix 29, Lt. A. Griffin 20] 
: 
xtra, 
oh 1s. ae 
eges are not eo moch wanted as 
i 
jeat. 
D. R. Wabl 14 soo 
other articles. The War Office and Liew 
Va 
D 
“|cff to have a special 
eye to the | 
Des Voeux Rosd that on Sstar- 
making victory certain, The teil 
fountsin:, and were held in-aome | 
day he entrusted a cervant with 
me-sare responsible whers waste | 
$500 to take to the Wing Tak 
. 
' 
Total ... 
we 
MAL, 
Telephone 16, 
has filled up the place with. lintlend of the team was, however, 
; 
, 
The Dollar. 
.- 
eee 
at the hands of a team represent: 
_ The opening rate ot the dollar} 
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HONGEONG, MONDaY, NOVEMBER 27, 1916. 
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kanspea. Work Society, 
of members and friends assemb- 
ling on the green to. witness the 
finals of the various clab com. 
- 
. 
petitions. Theavent was favoured 
with very fine weather, and all 
Brent a very enjoyable time. 
- 
The finala ‘were 
all 
of an 
exciting nature, mcat of the games 
teing 
excsedingly 
close. 
In 
addition to these, spoon games, 
were played between teams repre. 
_ HONGKONG SANITARY MATTERS, 
If, ag 8 result of the quaetions which he ie putting at to-morrow's 
meeting.of tha Sanitary Board, Dr. Ozorio ig. able to cause a atrio-er 
saperricion to be imposed in regerd to the removal of nightedil from 
’ 
European housebotde, he will have earaed the gratitude of « very 
considerable seotion of the community. The sntiquated sanitary 
system with which Hongkong is compelled t> put up ia bad enough, 
in all conscience; it becomes a‘thonsand times worae when it is 
worked in the manner in which itis. From time to time msn 
Oorpl.. Godden; c Evane, b- 
94 Marlborough Mansions,| 
Morgan 
ws 
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on 
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Woat Hampstead, 
Pte, Waterson, not out... 
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Oct, 19,1916, 
||Gnr.. Palmer, ¢ Brand, b 
.» Thave received two more cases| 
Tayler 
se 
eae 
of garmenta from the Little Bit} Spr. Heleon, b_Tayle 
ae 
Workers Society and am most 
. Extras. 
. 
gratefal forthem. 
The pyjumss 
Tac’ 
Tdegraph that, ason the previous fore Mr J.-B. Wood, at the Police 
occasion, 
the competition will , Court 
this morning, with stesling 
senting the Tsikoo, Polics and 
Y/be cpen to tesme from all His he a Seore ae ry 
iene 
che 
tn 
Total 
Kowloon Clabs, the winners of: 
3 
a 
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in 
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Road, o: 
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thy methods employed,“bat the authorities appear content to allow Gog . eee es ale ne The man was also ‘cliasged wih divided ‘hee feteeen Aeapitale 
Pre eee 
things to go on in the same old way, with email ‘regard for the aazilisry, Thia, al oo offera teturoing from banishment. 
For; 
whioh sea preanaied bye Me 
ees 
a‘tolerably wide raoge, for it in-, the first cffence 
he was sentenced 
‘|Hesderson, an old member of 
eludesnot only soldiers 
and sailore 
to six months’ hard labour and 
the Olub, was played ‘for -alo: 
tbat 
Police, 
Palica 
Baserves, for the second to six months’! Principal 
with the Olab Championship and 
at Yard Polioe, Gael 
Warders Pal Isbour and four hours’ Sp earn eg 
beg har 
: 
won by Mr.G. BR. Edwarde,- 
olanteers 
an 
lanteer ® 
Sens 
mein 
September, sending s list 
: 
oer 
: 
o: 
Reserves. 
The Esster Monday 
Godown Pilfering. 
. 
lof things she especially wanied Kerioos 2nd XI v. Craigengower. lay Fie sedge neni ; 
{contest not onty provided one. or 
 R. Packham, of the Hong- | 
snd. pyjamss headed the list. The}. 
owloon's second str-ng, play- Clab, Mz. W. Davison,-in the 
two'examples of Srat-class aboot (Kong snd Kowloon Wharf and| dressing jeckets aro rather thin|i7& 
tt home, easily socounted for] 0. oF a shart epeccb, wale ,- 
ing but it strengthened the link Godown Company, stated to Mrifor winter css in, the bospitsls progeny cere: on Batarday.. “The comed the visitors and called ‘:. 
K 
lof friendehip between ths various 4-2 Wood, 
st the Police Court|(so many are. ander canvas). I 
ete. 
‘pon. Mee, A. Heron to present 
corpe of the Colony. A repeti-| this morning, thet there was s/bave got nome white material and 
Kowloon. 
the prises. . After the distribu. . 
tion of it cannot fail to meet) ot of pilfgring going onnow. 
Alfriends in. Bagby are msakiog| B.D. Evans, retired... 
. 
. . 69 tion, Mr. Dsvieon presented Mra, 
with encoeer, and all good sporte-}™*0 was ebarged with atesling| trousers to ths jeckets and they |0-Mycock,ran‘ont... 
6) Heron with a bouquet,’ on bebalf 
mea here. will like to keep the|*ight boxesof matches from the| will ba used 
as pyjamas and very| W-U. Stapleton, retired 
|... 51) of the memberr, and also thanked 
date open—for if there waa a fly 
usefal, Iam dividing the baod-|4-E- Silketone, oSshnepel,b 
lite Iedies of the Club who had | 
in the ointment of. the lest contest 
sges between some of the largest 
2 
; 
, 
Pestonji. os 
sin 
ae 
it was that only a tiny percentage 
hospitals at home. 
[sent 216 to- 
Bowling. 
0. 
ngs of 
F. W. Wood, not out... 
-.. 28 assisted in makiog the afternoon ; 
B. 8. Rouse, o Thompson, b 
scoh a success by helping wit 
nay 
teed 
: 
: 
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tof thé general public thought it 
day to No. 2 General H., Ohelses. 
fs 
>. 
[the tes. Throecheerawere given. 
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producing diatricta, 
Honssholders in tuin contract with the coolies, Sosth hile t tak 
.. 
|Lam visiting some men. in the 
Peston i 
we. 
are 
oe Ole 
the ledies and a 
Jeaeant..- 
to Kowloon to 
see thefus.c-Hast 
£100.) the ee ward there: One, a pri-| 4. BF. Raven, © Thompeon, | 
fan 
prong 
10 
«close, 
| 
fonction was bronght tos close, . 
8 
‘Ths following were the prist- 
Winners: 
- 
i, 
Bes 
‘Chsmoionship.—1, G. RB. Ed- 
__ 
wards; 
2, J. Parkes... 
: 
mone 
President's 
- Prise.1,, 
We. 
- 
b Pestonji ... 
ase. 
ase 
notout 
..... 
xtras 
the question of instraction classes, 
vate in the Middieséx bas -lost 
caple 
This 
is very. such @ move in the 
both eyes, been shot through the} ©- sci caa 
righ$ direction. No one will deny 
is 
ji 
His 
: 
that the corpe has already mors 
than jastified its existence; has, in 
fact, proved’ ® most valuable Hi 
weapon inthe hands of the Gorern- 
ment, Bat the fall worth bas not 
Total 
Bowling. 
: 2,G.K. 
Raa 
oe 
0. 
ML 
| 
Vioe Preeident’s Prise}, D.- 
 - 
; 
Moir; 3,3, Allan,” 
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yet been got ont of it, mor will] joo i Lo 
a rogue and 
Non Prise Winuere.—1, W. J. - 
thie be the case till the 
earntcnd: Heo: a aca 
Pee 
Herts; 2M, Brows, | 
: 
; 
threa moptha’ hard labour. 
| 
"3 
roe 
i 
* Not Begging Asking. for 
Evans — ..° 
soe 
107 
fi, 0 Stapleton, b p 
- ety a) 
ay 
oe 
pators 
hee: 
: 
al 
te 
‘a 
attain and preserve 
a 
high 
aa be 
“was alway 
pestering’ ‘ihe 
‘Thom peon; o Wood 
mla|°feSicionoy. 
glee, One asks perth es 
der 
Selver nes 
oes 
= 
eae | alt by him, ‘He was very per- 
jogs, ‘bi 
wanted, 
216 
Aylesbary, 
ith interwt ‘the replics to the 
for to-morri'a meeting of 
LOCAL SPORT. | 
i 
heat crota 
; (Contisenad from Page 4.) 
. FOOTBALL. 
—e— 
Club vy. R. EB. 
These teams met in e U. 8. 
tase 
matoh on Saturday before 
.ctowd of 
tators, 
“Mr. 
i. , Banke was the referee. The 
gtine could hardly bs described 
“brilliant. 
It had its exciting 
Ygsoments, but was chiefly . 
re- 
~ murksble for the lerge namber 
of easy obaroca missed by the 
Club forwards, whove shooting 
‘was exrorable, I[ndeed, had the 
Club presessed asingle 1 man with 
the least ides of the whereabouts 
ofthe net, the 
BE. must have 
" been well ‘beaten. Oa one occasion 
it waa ame remarkable how 
_-Obassels minced. 
- 
Coxon won the tose, end set the 
» lab to face'a glaring suo, but 
: , were first away, Waiker 
oning right throagh, Finding 
himeelf shot in by Blamfield end 
‘Qoron, the insideright pasced 
out to Robinson, who waa given 
offside in tke firat minute cf 
the game. 
Scott now gct away, 
bat Black st back was very cate. 
_ From hin powerfal pant, Robin- 
aon ran through on the-right, and, 
heating Richards, who was very 
slow, presented Walker with an 
ie goal, but the inside man’s 
ft went very wide. 
The Clab 
tacked persistently, and only 
wesk shooting and Coron's clever 
‘headwork prevented « score, The 
RE, at length transferred play, 
- and, from a long pasa by Scott, 
Pearce had » fice chance, but pat 
‘the ball tamely tehind. Good work 
by Scott and White looked das- 
gerous for the Olub, Black pse- 
aing back to the goalie when 
hard pressed. 
The © 
~were sow pleying a fine game, 
the 
ball bobbing 
sbont the 
.Clob goal-mocth. in an ominous 
. manner, 
Townsend 
. foroed 
“bh comer 
«ff Black, 
tut 
Stewart cleared, and McTavish 
broke away and tested Wilkinson, 
bat the shot lacked’ power, the 
: goalie clearing easily. A strong 
appeal for ‘carrying’ was ignored 
by the referee. 
The Club came 
again, sod Robineon lobbed the 
ball in from the xight, 
secured, bat conld. rot «hoot, so 
be parted with the ball to Obaarele, 
whose sbot wes charged down by; 
Qoxon, who eventuslly cleared, 
mach to the relief of the BE. 
pporters. This was easily the 
Pas scoring effort made by either 
side, and was warmly spplended 
bythec:owd. 
There wae nothing |: 
‘of interest in the remainder of the 
half, the interval whistle counding 
with 20 goale scored, 
Scott went down with a rach on 
resuming, and a}most immediate- 
ly 
tested 
Goldenberg 
with 
a fast “grounder,” 
the goalie 
-clearing smartly. The big centre 
now gave White a golden oppor. 
tanity, 
The inside left wes uo- 
marked, but ehot wildly 
among 
the spectators. 
The 
Clab now 
took up 
the runsing. 
Stelker, 
who had been given very few] 
opportunities this half cleverly 
beat Blomfield. 
centred 
nicely to Obassels, who was pre- 
pented.with a gift goal, bat to 
the wnrprise of. Olab and R. E. 
pleyers alike, the centre forward 
. pat the ball « foot the wrong side 
_of the post. 
It was 
a lucky 
ecospa for the 
ssppers, 
The 
“Qlub 
were now dominating the 
play, McTavish putting a pile- 
jxefiriver, which Wilkineon scarcely 
saw, efew inches over the bar. 
Not to be denied, the eame player 
again secured from the goal kick, 
and, 
passing out to Stalker, the 
outaide 
eappers| 
MeTavish 
| 
in anything like the same way that 
| they commeroad. ‘Newmsa was 
Very conspicuous ia hareasiag the 
defence of the guoners, whe, in 
turn retaliated by sending out 
Leighton, who kept the Navy 
qaite busy for some considerable 
time. He.was greatly assisted by 
Halle, who did his bit on the left 
wing. D ckenson made a very fre 
defender.and was indeed « very 
valuable seset. For a brief apace, 
the Navy took the ball tothe other 
end, bat their effort was a mere 
flesh in the pan, and before they 
dvald ecarcely ‘turd toand the 
Ball wes in their own territory, 
Palmer and Cormieh being re- 
eponrible for the thravt.. Edgeler 
inthe firet half bad bad lock 
‘with s hescer, which narrowly 
missed its mark, 
To the . second 
half, 
play 
was 
taken 
into 
the 
gan- 
pers’ 
citadel, acd they hsd s 
very busy time for soma minotes, 
Garrod being called upon to save 
a difficalt shot on more that cos 
oocasior. 
Psy wae soon teken 
to the Navy end, bowerver, aod 
Saundere, graspiog aa opportun- 
ity, notched the fret poict for 
the gunoere, 
A second or two 
later, Crocker got. tbe ball; but 
wee buvtled by Saunders, who 
shotin sncther goal. To give the 
sailors their due, they did © 
not 
acknowledge 
this au a sign. of 
defeat, and 
set about 
trying 
to eqaslie. 
but, besides being 
two down,’ they were hopelessly 
outclesced. 
Spiritaran very high 
about this time, and tlere was a 
good desl of shouting on both 
sidea. Youngmsn, for the B.G.i., 
took a penalty kick aa the reealt 
of a foul, but shot deliberately 
for the corner fig. The Guoners 
won by two goals to nil, 
Secoad Division shag 
The reteres in the match be- 
tween the btaf and Depsrtmenta 
and the [slamice had to leave the 
field on Ssturdsy, owing to the 
feot that the letter declined to 
follow bis raling, preventing the 
taking of 2 penelty kick. which 
had been awarded by him to the 
other side. 
The game 
had to 
come to a close while the Stef 
and Departments wers two up to 
the Islamica’ one. 
. 
On the Military Groand on 
Saturday, an 
match took place 
ee the R E.. Rerervea and 
3rd Company 2.G.A. Some good 
play waeseen, Downes, Bakerand 
Millard: bsing to the.fore. 
The 
RB. E. Reserves won by two goale 
to one. 
* 
Morrison Hall v. 
St. Joha's 
Ha 
* Played 
- on 
the 
University 
ground. 
In-the first half, there 
was no €core, but Morrieon Hall 
graduslly 
wore. down 
the fine 
defeoceof8t. Jobn’ send Remjabo 
ecored a besati{ul goal. 
Morrison Hail sre probably the 
best team in the University, and 
thes thoroughly deserved their win 
in this exceptionally hard and fast 
contest. 
Reealt:-—-Morriaon Hall, 
1 goal; St. John's Hail, 0. 
RIFLE SHOOTING. 
Dockyard Recreation Club 
. 
¥, ath KSLA 
On the ‘si Hang’ range. on 
Satorday these teams. met ina 
Leagoe match. 
Gusty weather 
mede high ecoring out of the 
question. The result was a win 
for the Dockyard by 43 pointe, 
Beores:— 
! Dockyard Recreation Club. 
: 
200.500 600 
, yde. yde; yde, 
Goodman 
_... 81 
Elson... 
—_... 32 
Browa 
Brcey: Jue 30 
cleft ‘best Brennan: and Cou 
Blomfsid, acd, centring almost} 
from 
the 
goal 
line, 
he 
gave 
Chasrels 
the 
easiest 
possible cpening. The cenire 
was standing abrolately aomark- 
5 a, shout two yarda in front of 
|<. Wilkinson, 
and simply patted the 
~ ball! paat the goalie, It was'a 
‘efeatt ie after auch a strensous 
gacee, but, by leaving Cheseele 
anmsrked io sach a position; the 
BLE. backs simply invited a score. 
‘bere. was a strong appeal for 
offside, but the referes, who wae 
seak 
: 
ted®:to the 
“o 
S\showsd that the cbeqae was Kowl 
Less 4 per cent. for 
ing epertare sights a0 
Total 
a 
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saree 
ae ie yde. & 
in the goalmoath, at} 
76 
15) 
: |anewer to his Tetons 
: Jon Saturday, 
they did not finish op] 
- 
Famous Showman in Hongkong. 
. 
Me, Nikola, the well-known 
illusionist, who. achieved 
great)’ 
popularity with his wonderfal 
disappearing and handooff tricke 
ia Hongkong some six yours 
ago, is passing through the 
Colony on his sway to America, 
At. the outbreak of war, Mr. 
Nikola was showing. in South 
Americas, 
snd be determized 
to 
teke 
a 
leugtby 
vacation 
which he bas devoted to touring 
rocod the world at his leicure . 
with « cinematograph camera. 
{ocidentally he bas also set. him- 
self to collect wild animals on 
behalf of various s ological socie- 
ties in America. 
Some of hie 
collections are toe id Hongkong, 
and others area-due 
to 
arrive 
shortly from. Ssigon under the 
care of Mr. Hugo, his former 
manager. 
Jost Istely Mr. 
Nikola baaj” 
visited 
the 
F,M. &., Borneo, 
Samatra end Indc-Chios, 
snd 
has broaght therefrom come most 
interesting specimens cf the in- 
digenges faone of those coantriss. 
Be has with him a very besutifal 
Borneo tspir, and a python some- 
where abcut five and twenty {eet 
long, both of which have arcused 
dae catiosity in. the minde of 
Boogkong natives. 
Ii Borneo he 
aleo purchased: two young orang, 
atane, 
From Samatra snd Indo- 
Chioa be is bringing close on tro 
hundred .monkeys: of various 
species, and, roundivg cf bis 
valaable collection, 
are 3 flow 
leopards ends black panther. 
The tapir, which accorded ua a 
special 
interview thie morning, ia 
very dccile and affectionate, and | 
. 
ia already learning to eat rice. 
The animal was taken down to 
the Sincere Company's premises 
thie afterocon and will 
be on view. 
in the rcof gerden during the next 
week. 
| 
Mr, Nikola leates shortly for San 
Frencicoo, whence he will journey 
with hie queer cargo to Chicago. 
The pick’of the animale will go 
to the Lincoln Park Zologicel 
Gardens in that city. 
. A FORGED. DRAFT. 
~~ 
The Criminal 
Sessions were 
recumed this morning, 
before 
Mr. Juetion Gomper'z, 
when 
Lang Man-kwong was indicted 
ora charge of fefonioucly utter- 
ing and endorsing s forged bill of 
exclange for $547 00, on August 
22, which 
hsd 
been 
drawn 
on ‘the 
San 
Jacqein 
Val- 
ley National Bank, of Stockton, 
Cslifornis, 
at 
the 
H.ngkong 
and Shingbai Baok, payable on 
a o-der-of the Kwong On Lee 
ir. 
Wr. G.N Orme appeared to 
prozecate, 
sand 
prisoner 
was 
undefended, 
Prisoner pleaded quilty. 
His Lordabip :~He saye a men 
gave him $10 ta cash it for him 
at the bank, 
He would know it 
was not a fair desl. 
; 
Mr. Orme:=He 
signed hie 
oyn 
name of 
the 
back 
of the draft,and he would not 
have done thet unleas be know be 
was signing for some purpose 
knoown to be onlswful. 
Mr. Orme went on to aay, in 
that the 
bill was stolen from sbroad. It 
had been taken out of a letter 
)| addressed to the Kwong On Kee 
Firm, an agency doing « lerge 
basiness - 
for . paying — ont 
cheques feom the Uniced States 
remitted back to 
CGhias. 
The 
letter, which came to hand Ister, 
intended for the Kwong On Kee 
‘| to pay out to varicus clients and 
others. ‘The draft did not reack 
- 
Ithe firth, but arrived at the benk 
26 | 
on Aagust 
22, when it wae passed 
over the counter by ‘prisoner. °° 
. 
Prisoper was sentenced to two | 
The Celony's Health. 
dUST ARRIVED 
-NEW SHIPMENT "OF. 
- SELECTED - 
_FINNAN. -HADDOCKS, 
FILLET. ‘HADDOCKS, 
_KIPPERS.. 
, Ammunition fo Bsmboo Pole. 
Early yesterday 
morning a 
detective was walking along Con: 
naught Road West when he sar 
aman carrying 4: .bamb o pole. 
Being su,picious, be investigated 
the pole and fcuad it to contain 
39 roonds of ammunition aod 
a.revolver ohsmber. 
‘The man 
was charged before Mr. F. A. 
Hszeland. tc-isy and his story 
waa that he was not carrying the 
pole 
at 
all, 
but 
that 
the 
detective was. 
I: waestated that 
the man came from Sumatra and 
that the ammunition was wrapped 
in paper beariog Dutch writing. 
A fine of $250, or thre2 months, 
was.imposed. 
TO-DAY'S 
ADVERTISEMENTS. 
" KONINKLYKE PAKET- 
VAART MAATSCHAPPY 
of BATAVIA, {JAVA: 
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. 
From BELAWAN 
DELL 
PENANG AND SINGAPORE. 
TRE Steamship 
. 
“‘s JACOB,” 
‘\having 
arrived from the above 
ports, consignees of cargoby her: 
sre notified that all Goods are be- 
ing landed at their risk into the 
hszardous 
and/or. extra hazard- 
ous -Gcdowns of the’ Hongkong 
and Kowloon Wharf and Godown 
Company, 
Ltd. whence and/or 
from the wharves delivery may 
be obtained, 
Goods not cleared ‘by December 
3rd, will be subject 
to rent. 
All- broken, chafed anddamaged 
|" 
packages are to be left in the 
Godowns, where they will be ex- 
amined by Mesers. Goddard and 
Douglas on 2nd December, 
at 
10.00 a.m. 
Claims 
against the steamer 
must be presented 
in writing 
within ten days after caval ot 
of 
steamer, otherwise they will not 
be recognized. 
No Fire Insurance’ will: be ef- 
fec-ed by the undersigned in any 
casa whestever. 
. 
Bills of gird will be 
cou 
tersigned 
TA ACHINA- JAPAN LISN, 
Agents. 
Hongkong, 26th November, 1916. 
‘NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA. 
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. 
From EUROPE, 
COLOMBO 
and STRAITS. 
TH Company’s Steamship © 
. “MISHIMA MARU," 
. 
haying, srrived from tho gic 
ports, Consignees of: 
3 
hereby ineraedan t 
-thelr Goods 
pany’s 
arly each Soslgnmicat 
sorted out mark by markand ne 
| of qoetine 
SOLE AGENTS: 
SUZUKI & CO. 
468 
. ALEXANDRA BUILDING. 
_10-DaY'S : 
ADVERTISEMENTS. 
. 
KC 
OTICE, 
- XHIBITION ‘and Sale of Oil 
Paintings, executed by £. 
BELSITO, Esq.,in aid of . 
war! 
Charities, under the distinguished 
Patronage of LADY MAY, at the 
City Hall, from $ a.m. to 5 pm. 
NOTICE TO -CONSIGNEES. 
¥em CALCUTTA: PENANG 
' 
AND SINGAPORE. 
| 
THe Steamship 
. 
~ 
‘.“SHIRALA,* 
having “arrived from the abore 
Ports, Consignees 
of cargo are 
hereby informed that all goods 
are being landed 
at their’ risk 
into the hazardous and/or oxtra 
from the wharves, delivery my : 
be obtained. 
Godowns, 
and all Goods remain- 
ing: undelivered .after’ the - 
Ist 
December, will be subject 
to rent, 
Claims against 
the steamer 
: 
WITHOUT METAL, bORDS 0 
OR PADS. 
They can't rust or corrode or tear your ae 
socks, they are’ light, sanitary, and do 
not 
bind 
the leg. 
You would never 
| 
believe there could be so much comfort and 
leg freedom 
as you'll find in. Ivory Garters. 
75 cts. and $1, 25 per. pair in 
alt colours. 
MACKINTOSH| 
 & 80, UrD. 
Men's Wear Soeciasia: 
‘is, OES YEUX ROAD. 
TELEPHONE WO, 29." 
wall. 
TELEPHONE 346 
' SPECIALISTS 
IN GENTLEMENS* HIGH CLASS. 
EVEN ING DRESS | 
. 
WEAR... 
STYLE. AND FIT GUARANTEED. 
—):0:(—— 
NEWEST 
Sel isive 
MATERIALS. 
{| -QUALITIES) 
"sort “AND STIFF FRONTED. ' 
DRESS SHIRTS.. 
—_ 
):0:( 
SEE WINDOW. 
“JUST R Ee EIVED: 
NEW CONSIGNMENT 
me MADE PIANOS. 
SPECIALLY 
CONSTRUCTED . 
FOR THIS CLIMATE. 
INSPECTION INVITED. 
ANDERSON MUSIC 60, LTD. 
6, DES VEUX.BOAD, -. 
> 
TEL, 1322. 
ee cee Se 
~ WORTH HAVING, 
. Dad Mc. ae 
a 
~ PERFECTION 
SCOTCH. 
must be =P 
others 
within 10 days] 
_- 
otherwise they will not 
livery can be obtained as soon as| #icned 
ro-dey: 
per 
. 
Gocds not diana ty 
t the 3rd]. 
December, 1916, mal be subject | 
. Benall-pox still prevails in‘ the in the 
reer — by the 
Horgkong, 25th ae 
1916, 
DRIVING PAIN . 
ee emerey 
: iNIPPON YUSEN KAISHA. | 
_ THE JAPAN MAIL STEANSBIP CO. 
GHINA. NAVIGATION: C0.,, LTD. 
AL MAIL SERVICE. 
Projected Sailings from Hongrong—~" 
° one 
There 
was a 
time: aays “' 
Ship~- 
TL 
| 
ROYALM to the Undermentionei PORTS ¢ on oF 
. > Subject to 
Alteration 
. 
- 
coh 
; 
SAILINGS SUBJECT. TO ‘ALTERATION. 
ping Mustrated,” whea [bebe the . 
about the DATES named, 
repbgatination 
“Steamers. 
: 
"Salting Date 
For; 
renee ; 
ty eet 
ee ro 
at toot dinpoeal: bs 
‘ 
Re 
" 
i 
via Singa- 1] 
” 
ss 
. 
- 
(| MANILA, CEBU & ILOILO am ing. 
wet h 
Nev. at-4 
pth, 
: 
or 
Steamers 
Seaton poner 
pore, 
Malaces,| §Katori Mara» 
{SATUR, 9th 
| 
SHANGHAT ..... 
ncctsneenirn 
* TEIEBth Nov. af 4 pm, 1 
make 
the lone 
end disioely jous 
SHANGHAI, Moji NANKIN 
noon \ 
peetsericn | 
Penang, Colombo, }Gapt B. 
Kon. 
T. 21,000 {Dec.atnoos. | 
HHOW, P'HO! & “HBGONGKoltong.— 
asih Nov. ation! 
27 2D pe, caneires 
Gases 
“and Kobe os 
Capt. G. Manley ¢ 
97m Nov. 
2 
Delagoa Bay,Cape | §Kamo 
TUES., 28th 
AMOY & SHANGHAI 
Tamsu 
w..29th Nov. st 4pm. Lrcetabored: 
tow 
tie 
caat 
aa 
: 
SEA, 
Soc nceting at | Low, Tenerife 
ieee R. 
shimidzu Tv. 16,000 Nov., at noon. 
Ss 
: 
30th Nov. at 4pm. | foo°Oe tspectall zt se 
: 
LONDON = Boy MALTA 
~( 
noon | Selambo with pea Treg; 
TambaMare 
. 
-- 
“fSATUR. 16th 
rantes, CRB 
tea 
aH ab atd ight, for this perilous navigation. has, 
- : 
via S'pore, P'ang. 
a 
Ist Dec 
Meet ooumer 
rs 
% 
Capt.'Akamaten T. 12,590 
[Dec.. at noon. ~ 
“DIRECT sal 
AILINGS TO WEST RIVER, 
‘Tce Weet! 
PM: 
made the trip'ssfe and feasible... 
C'bo, Port aes Capt. C.” 
‘ 
: 
anghal, §Shidzuoka Maru. 
WeD.. Srd 
. 
My 
f 
7: 
Eight of these steamers ‘are ‘at 
~i 
Marseilles... 
Cochrane 
. 
Moii, Kobe," Na-| Ga 
N 
T. 12,500 (Jan, at noon. 
“LINTAN”-and 8.8. “SANTI. 
‘present successfully 
making 
: 
NOVARA 
ae 
goya & Yokohama | 08 
Noms’ 
1. 
12, 
aus 
ET MANILA LINE Twin Screw Steamers “Chinhaa,"*“ Tansing,” | Pune, pore these wonde 
SHANGBAI, Moii. » 
Hether- 
about 
DirectService. 
|SYDNEY & MEL- 
: 
P 
aoe" 
** Excellent saloon acoammodstion| amidshi j,,@lectric 
8 
* 
Capt. H.R. 
8th Dec 
iTango Mara 
_ 
JTUES, 12th 
| 
gorges. 
and Kobe .:....... { ington RN.R. 
i 
’ 
, 
BOURNE, 
vis 
vt. Soyeda. 
oT 13540 
{Dea st 4 p.m. 
fats Sects catia etettiosene on deck aft on “Taming’ 
* Teaa.” 
| 
. 
2, 
Oe 
‘ 
ee: 
va 
Ee: 
: 
| 
Manila, Thursdiy }ONhis mara 
Fora. | SHANGHAI LINE--PASSENGERS, MATLS ‘AND. GARGO. 
se 
LONDON 
sia NANKIN. 
| 
Se 
Island, Townsville’ Capt. RT xed: 
3. T. 9,500 { 
Jan. st4pm 
5755. “ 
Anhui, 
Chenan.” 
Lachow,” “ Yingchow, ’ ** Shan- New Chiaese Shipping’ coaibaey: 
- Singapore, P’ang, 
G. Man! 
15th Dec 
DirectBervice. 
-| 
and Brisbane... 
| 
“°" 
BOF 
. 
tung,” and “Stuklecg.” with excellent accommodation, electric 
Gio, Fou 520 Capt. 
anley, 
: 
. 
|OALCUTTA 
via) ¢ eyion M ari? 
TUESDAY, 
light and fans in Saloon and: State-roons, maintain s 
regular] 
Capitalised at P1840, A new — 
and 
Marseilles... 
. 
Return 
tickets at a fare- 
Spore, 
Penang Gspt. B.Tsuda 
T. 10, 600 
(eeb Nor. 
schedule service between Canton, Hongkong and Shanghai, leering Chinese: steamship company-to 
: 
WIRELESS ON ALL STEAMERS. 
Re seas icke 
Nate Para 
& Rangoon 
Hongkong for Shanghai direct every Tuesday, Thursdsy. 
and|by established ‘in Manila; filed: 
and-a-half available to Europe for two years, or ebb ogn York, 
BOMBAY vias" pore 
_ 
. | 
Sunday, taking cargo on through Bills of Lsding tc all Yangtaze and incorporation articles last wet, 
tor six months. Round the-world = through tickets to 
New 
York, 
Malacca 
& Ch 
: 
. 
| 
Northern China Ports. 
_Passeagers are landed in Shanzhwi, avoid- | 
morning in the archives divisio 
at Special. Rates. 
‘Totom! Maru 
__ 
fFRIDAY, 
| 
ing the inconvenience of Sea at Weosune 
“ 
: 
of the Philippine library aot 
"* 
For PASSAGE RATrS, HAND-BOOKS, and FREIGHTS_ eee oe Capt. Kamada 
T. 8,000 
List, Dec. 
°° 
-.| 
_ Foe Fraight-or Passages apply 
to. 
museum. The. seer af 
the 
t 
: 
0 
. 
. 
. 
new 
firm are 
Messrs 
Jose: 
; 
ee 
: 
§. V. D. Parr,’ 
‘|. 
,and Yokohama . 
se 
| 
; 
BUTTERFIELD. & SWIRE, . Felipe Dy Toc, Dy Cay, Dy - 
; 
. 
sce 
Superintendent. 
|NAGASAKI, Kobe] §Nikto Mara 
{ MON, 11th 
Telephone No. 36 
Axent. 
Ongoo and Yao Tai Wan, all’res-, © 
P. & O.8..N,Co‘sofee, 
Acting 
Superinten 
.. 
|\ and Yokohama ...J 
Capt, R. Takeda 7.960 dens = 19 a.m. 
Hongkong Nov. 25, 1916. 
bons 
- 
Jidents in the city. The company 
Hongkong, 2ind Nov., 1916" 
| 
= 
| 
SHANGHAI, 
Kobe} §Mishima Maru’ 
ook 2th 
wa enee ia ates a ee 
3 
and Yokohama 
...f 
Capt.S. Nishimura T. 16, 000 Nov. at noon, 
- 
a 
ppine waters. 
The core 
', VLADIVOSTOCE,: 
§Tokushima Maru 
THURSDAY, 
"JAVA-CHINA-JAP AN 
LIJN. 
poration 
has 
capital 
© stock 
Kobe & Yokohaza Capt. Yamazaki T. 13,50) Mth Dee. 
~" Ragalar Fortnightly Service between 
, enous to P180,000, of hit ael 
JAVA CHINA and JAPAN. 
| Pi20,%00 
hag been subscribed for 
EASTBOUND NEW YORE LINE VIA PANAMA CANAL: 
and paid. in.—" Manila Daily 
eawapian) 
“(CARGO ONLY). 
; 
acs 
| = ae rs 
[se 
eeie oa | 
re 
Bulletin.” 
=, 
OCEAN 
NEW YORK via Shanghai, 
. 
ae 
Sherer 
basa 
; 
Bess 
: 
28 
“SERVICES: 
Kobe, 
Nagoya, - 
Yokx | 
jTsushimaM.7:15,020 | 
WED, 6th 
Tjimanoek* | 
JAVA] 
99th Nov. | 
6tti Dec, SHANGHAT| 
Sh’ ps under Construction. 
hama, 
Sai.- Francisco 
Capt. Mucazumi 
December. 
- 
ae 
Panama and Colon... ..-. 
; 
Tiilatjap ... 
| 27th Nov.{ 
4th Dec. | 
ROBE 
The 
returns, 
compiled by 
§ Wireless Telegraphy. 
NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA. 
Tjikini. 
SHANGHAL 
| 7th Dec-{ 
9th Deo. | 
JAVA 
Lloyd's Register of Shipping, 
which only take into: account 
“ The steamers are all fitted eauieuons with electrié light’ and | 
Vessels of 107 tons und upwards 
have acoommodation for a limited number of saloon-passenzers, 
{the construction of which has 
All steamers carry a duly: qualified surgeon. 
Cargo tsken 
at/ectually begun, show that there 
. 
through rates to-ali ports in Netherlands-India and Australia.” 
were 469 merchant vessels of 
_ For particulars of Freight and Passage, apply to the . 
1,789,054 tons gr-ss under con 
JAVA-CHINA-JAPAN UIJN, 
struction in the United Kingdon 
; 
at the close of tha quarter ended 
' devious No. 1574, 
York Building. 
19, September 
30, 
1916. The tennage 
LTRANS SCACIFIGC 
LING S 
sf Wireless Telegraphy. 
* QUICKEST TIME ACROSS THE PACIFIC. 
te Canada, United States ‘and Europe 
via Vancouver 
in connection with the Canadian Pacific Railway. 
Hone Kongto Vancouver 17 days. Hong Kong to Montreal 22 aus 
_ Telephone Nos. 292 & 293.0 
‘B. MORI, Manager. 
‘ 
TOYO KIS EN’ 
KAISHA: 
| 
VIA SHANGHAI, TMCS SED AA 
JAPAN & HONSLULU. 
Sailings - 
from’ Hongkong—Subject to change without notice. 
” 
Hong Kong to Chicago 
2ldays, Hong Kongto New York 224 daye! | 
8 
; 
“Displacement 
E 
t 
feamer,. 
” 
piacemen 
, Leave Hong¥ong. 
: 
{now under construction in the 
EMPRESS. OF RUSSIA and EMPRESS a ASIA 
oP eres kaaeor 
Pact a 
weer 
: 
re ie cate 
TH E EASTERN & AUSTRALI AWN | United Kingdom is-about 249,000 
Ist int Grom Rein. Que Soren Spec st kno, 
| SBEE MATE «18/00 718 knols 
th Nor. 
STEAMSHIP CO. 
LIMITED. |iierdsthemsotewaure” 
Largest 
and moet Luxurious chips cn.the Pacific. 
, Tenyo Maru 
22,000 - 21 knots 
19th Lee. 
7 
Py 
ine 
F 
Shinyo Maru’ 
917. 
° 
MAIL SERVICE TO AUSTRALIA. 
- 
‘ 
and about 
253,000 tons more than 
SAILINGS FROM HONG KONG. audfectlo change) GAILINGR FROM HONGXCHA 
=f P 
; 
22,000-2L knots 
= 
1%th Jaa. 1917. 
i) 
d 
the 
t nnage 
building tw. Ive. 
‘EMPRESS OF ASIA. 
.30 Nov. EMPRESS OF ASIA 
.15 Feb. 
Tet 
elo Lo 
‘ one at rt 
27 area 
ee 
aca 
(SUBJECT TO ALTERATION WITHOUT NOTIOE.) 
moxths ago: 
er 
oe 
n lon 
wal 
ret ura 
je 
: 
: 
EMPRESS OF RUSSIA . 28 Dec. EMPRESS OF RUSSIA IS = i 
» 
to San Francisco S950. 
retum G$437.50. 
Th 
ee 
- Arrive Hongkong | Leave Hongkong 
3 
os 
Empress of Japan 
. 
-..10Jan: Empress of Japan. 
. 
.28 
Mar. 
* Cargo oc! 
Proceeding ta 
South Ameri 
teamer. 
"from Auntralia, 
for Australias. 
. 
Sh‘pplag after the War. 
Monteagle 
. 
. 
- 
- 
- 
3 Feb. Moateagle 
- 
.- 
- 
-14 Abb ‘point Raves gree ei ies tere reall iota 
('s.MiSSIOMARIES ote: 
— 
— | 
is 
oe 
Calling at Shanghai, Nagasaici (Inland Sea); Kobe and Yokohama, 
ROUKG THE WORLO Tictots ismed in Connection with ail the Princ: pal | 
Eastern. 
...... 
o 
6th Dec, 
26th Dec,at lism.) 
Signs have not been wasting 
of 
Montcagle calle Mojl instead of Nagasaki, 
Mail lines and the Trans-Siberian Railway. 
St Albans ....... 
6th Jan. 
27th Jan, ow 
latethat Germany‘s takingevery. 
. (eee may travel by Reit@way detween ports 
of call tan Japan ines of charge. 
_——— 
——~ 
|porsible step to 
p-epsre herself 
' 
The above Steamers are fitted with ialipwaulas Machinery, on- 
suring. & plentiful supply. of Toe, Fresh Provisions, etc,, and are 
lighted throughout with Electricity. _ 
All State-Rooms have Electric 
- 
Through Bil's of Lediag issued via Vancouver in connection 
SOUTH 
AMERICAN. TINE. 
with Canadian Pacific Ry. to all Overland Points ia Canada and 
|” 
9, sa paw ports, AN FRANCISCO, HONOLULU,ILO‘LO, L08 ANGELOS 
the United States, also to Pacific Coast: Puints, Euré, ean ports | salina CRUZ PANAMA CALLAO, JQUIQUE and | VALPARAISO, THEN’ 
for keen competition-in tha carry- 
ing trade after the war. 
The 
manner jn waich Germany saved © 
and West Indies. 
ey 
BY TRANSAN DEAN ROUTE TO BUENOS AIRES, E 
Fane. 
A duly qualified Doctor and Stewardess are carried. 
Jarge numbers of her ships feo! 
f Freight 
and ‘P 
Steamer * 
Tons & Speed 
: teats Hongkong 
All Steamers Fitted with Wireless Telezraphy, 
: 
ana on the opening of hosti-, 
; 
Pr Further tiforeaation asto rates of 
Freight and 
Passage, 
i Kiyo Maru 
1,720-14knots 
. 
9th Jan, 1917. 
: 
¥or turtoer particulars, apply 9 
lities: indicated « .pre arrang 
Sailing. Lists, etc. please apply to 
: 
Sur Full Particulars as to Pawage & eae Bai 
o. 
“. 
Gibb, Livingston & Co 
ment as well ua a pre-determina. 
. 
®% 0 SUTHERLAND, 
3: 
WALLACE, 
Ageso 
i 
" 
acesdet 
: 
. 
Gencrs} Age 
. 
- 
tion to declare war. Our enemies. 
ae 
pea Deparment 
aa ae 
j Telephone’ 
eelennone. fo. 283. 
KING'S BUILDING 8. 
have lost largenumbers of vessels. 
° 
DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP, GO., LD.| 227 resets 
but's> to reduce the mercantile. 
HONGKONG & SOUTH [ 
CHINA 
NA COAST PORT SERVICE. | 
marine of the world that she will. 
“JAVA ‘PACIFIC LINE | 
- BRITISH INDIA 8. 
N. 0 i. ae 
a 
sen ieetreni 
ey 
: 
ae 
- 
Regalar Service of Fast, High Class Coast Steamers having |hipping Power.” 
In 
furt! eracce: 
‘onthly Service. between 
; 
: 
t 
of this idea Erupzs have-pur- 
 APCAR LINE. 
| 
WETEL INDIA, MANILA HONGKONG AND SAN FRANCISOO. 1G eee 
ae La salons 
ed eealinay Oia 
and | 
chased an interes; ia the Nort. 
ge 
Noxt sailings for SAN FRANCISCO via NAGAS AL 
“FOR SWATOW, AMOY AND FOOOHOW AND RETORN. 
{German Lioyd steamship Has, 
Subject to change without Notice. 
oa Oat ying 9 
to 10 days.) 
: 
and Wr. Frederic Wile, formerly :: 
Roguler Service Between 
: 
8.8. Tjikembang 12th re 
88. Tjisondart-. th Feb. 
. 
Steamships. 
cf 
‘Leaving: 
* 
Berlin 
“cocrespondent 
of ths. 
areE 
ern 
allan 
| A.W Stowort... | 
FRI, 
~ “lat Dec. at iam, . |"Daily Mall” 
writes that the’ 
GHAI 
and JAPAN PORTS. 
ALL STEAMERS FIT TED. ‘WITH "WIRELES3 TELESRAPEY, 
: 
new alliance 
is the latest develops 
CALCUTTA, STRALIS, SHAR 
pn 
The steamers have accommodation for a limitei number of 
Haibong... Vd. A Beate 
HERE 
oe Dee. spre 
{ment of an extensive moveaneay. 
ee 
salon passengers and carry a da'y quilifiel sirgeon’ 
‘ 
- 
. FOR SWATOW. 
now taking shape in Germany’ ey 
f- 
. argo taken on through Bills of Ladin ¢ to ali ae “Points 
Halt an 
ene |-A. EL Stewart .. | 
TUES, 
sath. Nov. at 10 a.m. 
for trade after the war—a c'os). 
EASTWARD. 
inthe United States of America and Cana ia. 
Halhong... 
| J. W. Evans 
TUES. 
5th Dec, at 10am 
linkiag up of banking, ateel, iro: 
For particulars of Freignt and Passaze, apoly 
coal .aod ”. shipping = interes! 
JAV CHINA JAPAN LISN. 
Arrivals and Departures from” “the Company's, Whart {near Krapre’ appearance as a part 
The above. steamers have extellent saloon accommodation. for. 
< 
Blake 
Pi 
: 
paseengets, os 
sen with all modern conveniences | and carry a 
| __ 
Hongkong, York Buildings, "Managing Agents, 
ings: "Managing Agents. 
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mas Mop, oa 
3644, B 
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teh Lit Tasers 
Ner.. 
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a, 2th 
"hen Ziem, 
isth Nov. Sugar—D. 
Dg Eanes Br, 
aa 3.501. Eile 244th 
Hor. 
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Pbirals, 
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ons 
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Gsods and 
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Sonia OF 
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iromthe 
wharves, delivery may Metals. 
’ Jewellery, Plata and Watohes. 
hic & Optical Goods. 
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a 
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Bills of 
Lading wil 
be sounter, Cable Addrens; “Aapustra” Londes;: 
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, 
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| 
ir 
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-MOVING FIQURES, 
LANGKAT OUTPUT. 
| 
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. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 
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: 
leading 
mercantile 
firme, and| 
. 
: 
See 
ioe 
ae 
; 
ae 
Miss 
Mr, T.C. Downing, Mrs 
y 
QUOTATIONS. 
WHARF 
some of the most influential Chi: 
 ———_— 
ea? 
oe 
OL 
—_——s 
Mr. 8. Bisney desixe +9 ‘hank ot 
Up & the Minute: 
; 
nese of the Colony. tos fanction 
BEB 
pe 
. 
ode. 
by 
: 
; 
friends: for 
the 
es 
: 
—_>____.. 
on board the Emprees of Agie,|” 
The Case Against the Sua 
Mecsra. Benjamin and Potts 
_—_—-—_ 
which has been the first. bost to] 
Company. 
advise us that the Langkat outpat 
" 
” Banks 
‘s Fy 140,00. | Godown Company's Baterprise | 
use the wharf, thia event tsking 
. 
is as follow mT 
; 
Canton, Noy, 24, 
Dongleeee. 
wa. $ 121.00. 
Celebrated.: 
place thie alteroon, 
Nov, 
we 
a. Tong 1? 
Auction of 
Public Property. 
- 
Inde (Def.) 
b. 3 136.60. 
ee 
Sag eee 
112 
A proclamation from the Civil. 
ina Sugars, 
sa, 3 130.00. 
; 
; 
inane 
ene 
ae 115 
ernor announces that, owin, 
HK. 
Wharves, 
b. $ 84.00. 
| With 
Hongkong's 
steady 
BB eee 1OT 
K'loon Docks. b. $ 131.00. | 
rowth asa port, the proviaion 
og 
OT 
” 
39L 
HE. Hotels 
b, $ 115.00. | 
of croater facilities for the con- 
"49 
"199 -. 
act 
t 
ere are some 
The 
| 
Qhins Lights. 
b. $ 
4:75, 
venient handling 
of the huge bulk 
gh 
ee 
10g. 
|beavy obligations that will fall 
rN, 
Cements. * 
sa. $ 
10.75. 
fof cargo 
which 
here changes 
” 
0 
eT 
due in the immediste fature, he T coda No 
“LES Tromwaye.s..$- 
7.00. 
lands thee ‘become a necessity, 
ta 
hee: 
uesday, 
Nov, 28 
Peak (01d) 
b. $ - 10.00, 
In 
tho 
past, 
many 
of 
the 
Isrger,clasa of vegsele visiting the 
port have been forodd to moor in 
irre it Lig A dispose by 
; 
Daradce 
; 
‘ 
pub'io auction of the governmen:| 
eee 
rn a 
PRT A AN 
a 
“|put 
touse. 
Another order 
ha Oompany aad No.4 Gomosay 
raid harbour by reason of the fact 
: 
c 
e. 
pany. 
that thero yan no wharfage ‘at 
re 
: 
a 
: 
Corea egeent Wilks Con the 
: 
which they crald be accommodat- 
ey 
stats 
: 
: 
tively 
will reah ai B 
Jo! 
9 (i 
; 
ed, and, seeing that vessels of very | 
C 
At the previous ‘hearing it was 
ex is 
ra 
their men, ' 
a 
heavy tonnage are now freqaently 
iw its 
history | 
stated thst the exhibiting of the 
im 
ironners. 
seen here, it waa Incumbent that| should be of interest. 
Thirty-| figures had attracted very lar, 
[this defect choald be remedied./oue years ago thia month, the|cro 
f 
|Boata belonging to the Canadian | 
Hongkong- and Kowloin Wharf| Reserva 
Pocifis Ocsan Services, Lud; the/ and Godown Co.,Ltd. wes formed | 
on ons 
Moeusageries Maritimes, Ge Glen i oe ire Sir Pl (ise ‘ 
: 
ine, 
t 
ine, 
the Nippon | Mr. 
aier, their present pro-;it wae 
rele near orover the Pelew Fae eae ge Nippon perty at Kowloon 
snd from | 
the 
firm, « 
: 
Islaade, alnont ee i Kaisha. bave been emong those| Mesars. Jardine, - Mathocon and Jon it, 
26 
soe 
94 
Hite ee 114 degrees|¢x¢luded from wisehiog, oa as oe Aaa on proparty = guilty. ~ 
; 
oo. 
ate on, 
; 
arf 
a 
wloon—| 
Hongkong. 
The 
sites were m 
‘aBpector 
Seite 
Long. E. and 15 degrees les N. ae Te ae 
: he to deotalievace ae 
Waepantor ot 
ihe Ho 
_ 
Total to 26th inst, 2.756 
ia ba aes ‘ot the “Pelew Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf 
Toads moving W.N.W. or, 
W, | 
29d Godo 
+n 
Company—had long 
12.45 p.m Nor “27:—Oyclone been inadequate to meet the 
or typhoon over N. Ghina Sea, |8towing demands, 
this enterpri- 
- 
filling ap: 
Typhoon 
in sboat| £28 Company decided sone 
130 degrees 
Lone. 
E. end 15|Ye8F #g9 to build a new wharf 
d 
Lat. 
N 
: 
nN 
which it would ba possible for 
egrece 
tS. movmg 
NN: 
thia clas of boats to ase all the | 
M 
HARBOUR ‘ITEMS, 
“TYPHOON WARNINGS. 
— 
The following telegrums have 
been received by the American 
Coneulato 
Genersl, 
Hongkong, 
from the Msnila Observatory :— 
2 pm. Nov. 25, 1916—Ty- 
‘ 
phoon in about 
114 degreea 
Paap E sud 15 degrees Int. N. 
almost stationary. 
Cyclone or 
Thareday, Nov. $0.—Ambul- 
ance Company under the Sergeant 
Major. 
. 
'. 
Water Uniform. 
* 
' 
Member of unite whoss nom. 
bers huve been taken by the Hon, 
- 
.S.P.- as reqairing alterations 
' 
made in their uniform may have 
eame done at Noordin’s, 
” Duties of Inspectors aud 
Sergeants, 
: 
The following Sanding Order , 
be inserted: —"73. Ic ia the duty 
Of every Inspector and BSorgesnt, 
whether on or off daty, in asiform 
° 
or in mafti, to take official potiog: 
; 
of any irregalarity coming to his 
notica,” 
. 
Record of Cases, Occurrences &e. 
Tae stteation of all ranks a 
drawn to 8.0. 10, Tho Teporting 
of cance is necessary in order that 
overy member's record of service: 
may 
be kept complote, 
_ Joined. 
be 
No. 1 Qompany, No. 4 Bee 
tion.—P.C, A, al Aroalli. 
: 
waa 
is there |, 
Daily average . 106.00 
to the gorernment 
in awning pro- 
"1 
*|perty that it does not improve or 
: 
; 
use in gny way while at the same 
away the shop would have been}time it must continually’ blash. 
closed and the nuissncs removed.| boceuse it cannot pay its debts? 
The crowd was quite an orderly 
Money for Admiral Mok. 
one, The band was not the: sole} 
— 
case 
of the attraction, for more 
E 
than ros fe 
people were trying 
Unfortunately 
¢ 
. |exh: 
in. the 
_ wi 
to ee the figures. - 
: 
ae eat thats bee mentioned: 
was 
causing 
the’ Mr. Davidon said that his con- 
nearly all their deat of lighters |crowd 
to collect, this being a| tention was the crowd was cansed 
being lost sod 
two wharves|lsndscape with moving fgares.| by the band, 
; 
7 
: 
being practically destroys3, New |He tried to get thecrond away! 
Ins 
Garrod admitted that 
. throughout the trip. 
- 
{boat 
seen. 
jn 
| capital was 
called 
for 
and|with the sid of sn. Indism con-|be did 
not see any. motor oars 
The ¢. Telemechus, which Mesara 
. 
subscribed, 
8 
ireah 
fleet of | 
stable, but fsiled antil = 
tramcar| held up, bot several. rickshas 
. 
Tan short of coal on the ran {rom 
: 
lighters was 
aired, 
new |cémealongend pushed the people| were. 
He had warned the om. 
-Bsigon, has resobed port. 
wharves 
wero boilt and -with|away. 
Thecer had to slow ap 
The P. and-O. meil steemer 
relrénchment and hard work op |@nd go very cautiously, Ho then 
‘Nankin arrived 
yesterday, con- 
the part of all the ataf, the Com. | 
Went ints the stores and saw a 
pany once per-|th 
siderably abead.of her schedaled Me T 
pany again began 
to: prosper. |¢ub-manager, whom he tok into 
closed the case for 
tidie. 
‘ 
There are 35 godowns with a the road tones the crowd. Witness 
storage capacity of about 300,000 | 
left at nine o'clock, the crowd 
7 
office.since 1889. 
ot 
The 0.8. Liaagchow had a very 
‘rough passage ap from Saigon. 
Thess, Yasang, from Wahu, 
reporta 
moderste 
monsoon 
t. A. Hollingeworth wire among 
the passengers who arrived back 
by the oe, Mishima Mera, 
cc 
doctors ag to which should be 
| 
appointed 
chief. 
The” Civil 
F 
Governor hes set aside a oonsider- 
learn 
Pe 
: 
. 
handa? Jable sum, said 
to be $15,000, for 
as 
isteni 
-b 
j 
be paid |the bevefit of this inetitation, 
tomake|from the Sslt Tevenae, sad he |“ 
steamers, and eight. boss can | there 
to 
| 
Ther 
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merchandise. 
The a.e, Kaifong; from Hai- 
‘proposes to give it in maéathly 
be accommodated. Tho founda- 
than 
usual... They 
Trio, 
instalments, Ho saya 
the hospital 
hong, 
reports 
trong 
north. 
tions for 
a 
new 
three- 
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carey wads, high sena and 
and has never seemingly justified - 
dall weather. 
at 
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etc, 
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to make. 
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it prosperous and well Enora, 
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there 
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ua. there} his bead 
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under the Japanese flag. 
8hej 
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was formerly the Pacifo Mail]; 
: 
next month and will take sbont 
steamer Korez, and in her new 
\ 
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maprees of Asia came alongside 4,000 tons. 
ms 
: garb is hardly recognisable... 
[on Friday morning thers was not) 
Mr, W; 6. Brown, at presént on 
As an examination launch was] the slightest trace of any ‘strain} leave, is the Secretary of the Jom- 
towing a 
namber of boste through | 
oy jar. Io its conatrection every pany and Mr. P. B. ‘Wolff is in 
Lyeemoon Pasa on Saturday, a precantion 
has been taken toj-cbarge, 
Oe 
women socidently fell between! ensore 
the rmaxicum sirength, 
|. 
two of them ‘and was co badly/and it is evident thet the wLeri 
ve | 
oo 
_ Orashed that she died almost im-| ig well’ 
suited to’ all present 
lo 
and crowds, 
mediately. 
The body was taken demende, * 
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ta the public mortuary, 
mM, 
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9 
fee - ee por 
that. 
Mr, 
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ae 
; Tiown; eathior of Mr. 0, Bornerd the Oolony, To mark ita opening, 
Brown, has been killed in action, |the Company,’ together with 
the] is 
and he 
Three other brothers. are at the| Canadian Pacific Oosan Services,| gi 
all 
Dbeosuse 
foot, 
wt 
Limited, _ 
invited Government 
. 
- TELEGRAMS. 
’ YESTERDAY'S TELEGRAMS. 
. 
¥ 
. 
THE SILVER MARKET. 
(Renter's Servioe to The “ Telegraph.") 
; 
Novem 
ber 23. 9.80 p.m. 
Messrs. Montagu repott that.ordors are not confined to mint- 
age, but have embraced general purposes, home and cou: 
tinental; aleo for the Indian bazaars, 
. 
Uatavourable views taken in India caused a bear posi- 
tion on tho London market, which, in view of the statis Ral 
. 
Position, is not without d anger. 
Tt is unchallengable that the condition of ‘the matket 
ig sounder than at the time of the spectacular movemente~ 
in May. 
Since then the Chinese stook has been greatly 
reduced and America bas been relieved of the then accumula- 
tions, The,Indian currency figures show 4 declining tendency. 
Silver often does the unexpected ; but the situation is 
- 
sach that further advances may be expected before the close 
of the year. 
. 
INDIAN’ 'S APPEAL ' DISMISSED. 
November 23, 9.30 p.m. 
The Court of Appeal has dismissed the appeal of Dr. 
Miranwaruddin in connection with the aiseolation of bis 
marriage. 
OBITUARY. 
Novem ber 23, 9 30 p. o. 
’ Tho death is announced of Rt, Hon. Charles Booth! 
(Rt. 
Hon. Charles Booth P.C., F.BS., D.Se. 
(hon), 
* 
D.C.L, (bon,), LL.D., wae a partner in Alfred Booth and Co., 
Liverpool, and Chairman of the Booth’. $. Co. 
THe waa Pre- 
kident of the Royal ‘Statistical Society (1802-04).and a member 
*, 
of the Tariff Commission (1904). He paplsted several books 
on eocint economy. } 
=a 
a EDISH STE AMER SUNK, 
N vember 25, 12.088 m2, 
The: Sweiliuh steamer Arthur has been suak. 
- GERMANY'S NEW FOREIGN MINISTER, 
Novem ber 25, 12.65 a.m. 
Herr ‘Zimmermann, the new German Foreign Minister, 
ig credited in Berlin with resolute Bistnarckian qualities, 
differing tetally.from the calm diplomatic methods of bis 
predecessor, von Jagow. 
It is a question how the fery icmporament of Zimmer- 
mann will suit the Chancellor, Herr von Bethmann Hollweg. 
HE BRAEMAR CASTLE. 
— 
November 25, 12 65 a.m. 
Renter's “correspondent at 
Adbens reporie 
that the 
Bracmar Castle was torpedoed. 
November 25, 740 a.m. 
An-Athens message states that the Bracmhr Castle was 
torpedoed 60 miles cast of where the Britannic was torpedoed. 
It is believed that there was one victim, 
Minesweepers and donencyere. rae cc the survivors, to 
‘the island of Syra, 
: 
WAR OFFICE PURCHASE WOOL. _ 
~ Novweenber 25. 1.15 a.m. 
The War Office has announced that an agreement has 
been reached with the Australian and New Zealand Gov- 
ernments for ‘the purchase of the Colonial wool clips. ° 
ls of a scheme for handling this season's clip are 
being arranged. 
4 
Nevember 25, 2.25 p.m. 
Reuter’s correspondent at Melbourne states it is estimat- 
ed that £30,000,000 sterling is involved in the purchase of 
wool-clip ; while a echeme for the meee 
of the ‘meat out- 
put involves £40,000,000. 
' 
a ALLIED OFFENSIVE. 
November 2F, 1.15 a.m. 
General Bir ‘Deigins Haig reports:—There has’ been © 
hostile shelling in the neighbourhood of Les Boeufg and Beau- 
court, 
Our 
artillery dispersed 
infantry southward 
of 
Puisieux. 
Five enemy oeroplanes ‘were destroyed and several were 
driven down damaged. Thice of ours are missing. 
November 25, L45 a.m. 
_, _ 
A Paris communiqué reports that matters were quiet on the 
‘whole front. 
Two. German seroplsnes were felled: 
Navember 25, 12.15 p m. 
Reuter's caseoesienk at Paris states that details are 
published of & great sir raid on November 2nd, the resulta 
‘of which were most important. 
The object was to deprive ths Germans of their ling of 
communications fifty kilometres behind their front, where 
intense activity. had previously been noted by our reoon- 
noitring airships, 
.. 
The operation was entrusted to a British squadron of 16 
machine, escorted by 12 chascre, seven of which were French. 
The squadron Gisied four tons of bombs and. wero favoured 
With pena weather, 
carn reached a certain” réllwaylin fall of trains and 
material 
which they bombed. Then they: arrived at 2 big 
railway station where wore two trains; ono full of troops, 
. 
Premiership, 
, be done 
_ the othor full of material. Great excitement waa observed. Z 
-Aaenewy squadron: immodiatelyattacked but were put 
to'flight by the chasers who brought down-one. “Meanwhile 
the “bombarders dropped 80 bombs on the station and pre- 
~ 
" Ginots, A series of explosions 
was 
E: 
HONGKONG 
THE ALLIED ‘OFFENSIVE. 
: 
| 
(Beater '" 
Service ‘to The “ Telegraph.) 
- November $5 4.541.n om. © 
A French ‘communique states that British Naval Aircraft 
~ acigned ota of bombs on 
blast feraaces “at Dillingen with 
ffect; and b 
td wn an-enemy acroplane. 
: 
scabanns 
oe November 26, 12.05 a.m. 
- 
General Sir Dougias Haig. says our heavy artillery 
” shelled various important points bebind the enemy fron, -< 
The westher is storm: 
. 
‘ 
November 26, 4.10 a.m. 
A Paris communique says there was toulaal artillery Gre 
in the Vaex Region aod an intermittent esanonade on the 
feet of the front. 
ny 
"AMERICA AND MEXICO IN AGREEMENT, - 
—_—_~@——— 
November 25, 4.00 a.m.. 
Royter’s correspondent at Atlantic City etates that the. 
Mexican-American Commission has signed » protocol pro- 
¢ 
yiding for the 
withdrawal of the 
American troops from 
- 
* Mexico and the formation of s border patrol ‘by. the respe:- 
tive ‘armies, each on its own side, within forty days of the 
ratification of the agreement. 
ALLIBS' FINANCIAL ‘DEAL. 
November 25, 400 a.m. 
" Reuter’ B ‘cocvaspansiath at New York seports’ that Mor- 
ganas’ announce that the Anglo-French Treasuries have’ au- 
thorized the sale of q. limited amount of, short. term bills 
payable in dollars, maturing in from one tosix months at 5 
rate depending on the market at the time oli 
issue, but prob- 
ably from 3§ to 43 per ceat. 
’ 
IN THE BALKANS. 
November 25. 4.40 s.m. 
The German evening communique state: that a force of 
- General Mackensen’s army croesed the Dstube at several 
Navamber 25, 10. 30 .m. 
Reuter’s correspondent at French Headquarters in. Mace-- 
donia states that General Sarrail, thanking the troops, said: 
* 
pointe, 
‘The Serbians frst opened the road, their sustained efforts 
permitting the capture of Monastir. The Russians’ legendary 
courage never failed. 
The British until to-day had the thank- 
less work of a defensive front, but did not spare their efforts 
and fulfilled their role with honour. 
Thr Italians wil} be 
always remembered for their great deeds on the Alps. The 
French are proud to bare been at your hesd. May the oad 
- sent be the prelude to greater successes, 
Novem ber $8, 12.50 pm. 
-A Bulgarian communique states:—Near Grighen, Gre- 
hovo, Lom and Vidin we occupied Sends jn the Danube. 
RUSSIA'S. POLITICAL CHANGES. 
, 
N- vers ber 25. 7.40 a.m_ 
Petrograd Dewspapers dwell on the failure of M. Stuermer’s 
attempt to revive bureaucratiem and eay that it is an open 
secret that his relations with the Allied representatives left 
much to be desired. 
M. Heratoff, Assistant Foreign Minister, takes over the 
Ministry; replacing 
& M. Stuermer, who combined it with: the 
BRAVE BOY SCOUTS ON BRITTANNIC. 
pacasee 
ee career 
ae: 
- 
November 25,740 0.m. 
| 
Seventeen English’ boy scouts on the Britannic behaved 
most heroically. 
One waited calmly at tho door of an officer 
collecting documents, ancther helped to launch ‘the boats, 
and.another voluntarily descended.three decks to get water 
for an officer, When he returned he found the boat had been 
ordered off; but the officers who were Jast aboard took bim 
- 
on their Boat. 
. 
Ne vember 26, 2.50 ni, 
In contrast with the German statement that the Britan- 
nic was not torpedoed, the“ Kicler Zeitung,” a well-inform- 
ed Naval paper, says she was torpedoed because she carried 
. troops. 
ZEPPELIN WRECKEn ON MAIDEN VOYAGE, 
November 25, 12.50 p.m. 
* Rents correspondent a¢ Amsterdam states that travel- 
Jere. from Munich report that a Zeppelin was completely 
wrezked in 
storm on. 21st inat, while on ber maiden voyage 
from Friedrichshaven ‘ to Wilhelmshaven, falling in a wood. 
There was one survivor of the crew of 28. 
THE DANISH WEST INDIES... 
—— 
_. 
November 
25, 1.45 p.m: 
: 
Renter's correspondent at Copenhagen etates 
question of the sale of the Danish Weat Indies to the United 
Btates is to be decided by a referendum on December 14th. 
Danish people a both sexes will: vote. 
AMF RICAN-CERMAN crists. 3 
te 
N swamber 85, 145 p.m. 
According to- Reuter’s correspondent at- Washington, _ 
“officials state that while’the situation is delicate nothing can 
concerning 
; wartaro ‘by Germany until all the evidence fs gathered ;, but 
. 
- & severance 
‘of diplomatic refatio 
low 
- 
of German pi 
pi 
relations 
will {0 any violation 
_ AUSTRALIA AND THE COAL STRIKE.’ 
ee, 
November 25, 2.25 p.w. 
| 
“According to Reuter’s porrespondent 
at Melbourne it is 
anticipated that the Commonwealth Gorernment, under its 
war powers, will take over on 27th ins. the work of the 
“pending arbi 
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FRIDAY, 8th December,