MONDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1908.
CROWN AND MILITARY.
An Interesting Debate.
the comment which my Iourned friend Mys they are. The Court cannot consider them on a motion for a re-loaring, and I must submit that you must stop lay learned friend from making allusions which will cause Hia feeling between the Governfirst and Majesty's forces."
Mr Blade It undoubteilly will cause aling feeling
In the Full Court this morning before His Lordship the Chief Justice (Bir Francis Piggott) and His Honour Mr A.G. Wisa (Puisne Judge) Mr Blade applied for
. តន Hunry-My learned frioad soon to n rchearing of the criminal action taken by he quite unaware of the important Mustafa Ismail against Hynt Ali Shinto this cast. If he wants to bring before serious mattor he is attempting to bring Sir Henry Berkeley appeared for the
the Court any impropriety on the part of Crown. The appollout (Hynt Ali Shah) the Magistrate in the conduct of this case was charged at the Magistracy with an he should not come before the Court on o attempted idence ogainst a firl of tender motion for a 1
for a rehearin year and convicted, boins sentenced to imprisonment for six months with burd labour. At the Magistracy appellant did not give evidence on his own behalf as he was entitled to do,
Mr. Slade--I min not referring to any impropriety on the part of the Magistrate
Sir Henry. Then you must cone yourself to the depositious.
SPORTING.
Rugby Football.
CLUB DETRAT GARRISON.
THE CHINA MAIL.
On Saturday afternoon the Hongkong Club mot the Garrison in a Rugby Foot ball match but the result of the game ena not be taken as an indication of the strength of the Garrison, for when the game com- menced there were only this players on their side, while the Club had a full team on the field. During the progress of the gate three additional meu camp out for the Garrison, bringing their strength up to thirteen. The teams were
Chalmers was out, bowled by Ferguson for
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MAR
BOWLING ANALYSIS,
Benito'a new saila drew well and she head. ared excellently and soon established & load,
019 with Mio, slao to her new sait, well up, bar. 120
Ofurther to leaward, Colleen and Kathleen,
8 A
8 0 12
98
2
0 19
1 0 7
CELIGEHOOWER,
10. At this stage Edvarde had "made 25.
R, Pestonji_999. H. M, Wabb went in and s spell of bright L. K. Lammert cricket followed, Wobb being particularly A, O. Brawn... offective in hla batting. When the century S. E. Green an was reached he had scored as many runs as Irving.. Edwarda and was still going strong. The
J. Craik Bank's bowling was weak and their fielding J. D. Kinnaird, a Capt. Smilḥ, b indifferent. Both batsmen tatted cleanly, especially Webb, aho bas nest atyle. H. Irving, a and b Capt. Smith... Edwards strong point was driving and M. H. Aeger, not one *** he made some excelent strokes. When R. Pastorji, not out the pair had carried the score to 193, the foing was declared closed and the Book eleven took the wickets.
!
Jather
Sundries...
After an argument as to procedure Mr ZONE Tow regarding this corrwards, Bailey, Kendall, Hickman, Gango,ung was foak and wickets rapidly fell until Lt. Larmour...
Mr Slade- There was a second latter i
here is the first fansing a voluminous document),
go
tur
With only ten inon against fiftoon it was
two
one
**
the latter, 100, Eaving her new saile up, did Boot gain in Hunghoin Bay, and the earies 0 of tacks that were necessary to fetch Chan- Rocks saw Bonito in the lead, Kathleen level, Sprite third. Min fourth and
0
57
13
22
almost
Colleen astern. At the first mark Kath-
loen looked like rounding first, but she
NEW
CONNAUGHT HOTEL
allowed just enough water for Bonito to HIGH-CLASS HOTEL cleverly out in and Ret Kowloon Rock and ahead. Spinnakers
9 were set for the run to
no alteration position was accomplished UNDER STRICTLY AMERICAN
other than that Sprits and Blin wer
vers little closer on the leaders. The reach for Kowloon Paint bottered the position of in Hunghom Bay the Min and Sprite and in four boata were running really abreast
Passing Police Fier And
Rock
tbe
Sprite
corner on the reach to Trucas obtained a load and kept into the Yaumati shore followed by Min, Kathleen and Colleen.
Bonite stood out a
straight for the
21
• BOWLING ANALYSHE”
p. , B
TH
18
1 52
Sgt. James
Gra
31
0.22
2.. 30 1 88
DONOKONG "" #ARMY #TAPP. Won by Hongkong "A" by six runs. HONGKONG "A
+14
15
13
and
Mr Blade-I did not expect they would not to be expected that the Garrison could good loket keeping on both siles wie0, H. Falloon, b O'Neill
The Chief Justico closed the argument son's fino, were close to the Warri, belter than that of the Bauk, as was their S. Moore, net dat
·
Robinson, e Hutton, b O'Neill
T. . Uray, & Steels, b O'Neill
EL G. Wilson, run out... Dr. Kent, b O'Neill
MANAGEMEN
Brita | Hot Nu COLD WATER THROVANOUT.
TABLA D'HOTE. CUISING EXCELLENT,
COMMODIOUS ROOMS WITH EVERY
ont a bit and went
distant bung and
as the wind kapt up ahe
again got into the
lead and led round the mark. Rome lengths
ahead of Sprite, Min being two or thres third, with Kathleen fourth lengths away
Colleen still last but gradually creeping The reach to the Fairway Buoy saw ep.. ADO
alteration in
in the leding boste but Min materially decreased the gap between her 21 self and Sprite, a
e, and the other basta sino came 1self
a hit. On rounding the buoy all excopt 19 Kathloon went on the starboard tack for Yaumsti, but she stood across the barbour
breeze, but owing to a shore
to the
17 up
Total (for 2 wkta...... 138 S. E. Green, A. O. Brawn, L. A. Rose, W. G.D. Turner and F. C.-Kandall were L E Lammett, J. Craik, C. B. Lyons and Brut in, but the partnership was broken F Loureiro did not bat. HONGKONG CLUB: Full-back, Gilbert; early, Kendall being dismissed for a duck, The Chief Justice--You want to refer to throquarters, Lang, Proshaw, Pearce and With the exception of Tarner, B. C. John- soothing which you qualifies in your Daniel; halves, Jeughin and Patley; forston, and F. B. Pentycross
the Bank's lat Capt. Smith ouris spondence-
the Shade stated that the Crown had consented Mir Shade-It has been thrown open by Dakeford, Chard and two others.
GARRISON Full-back, Jotham; three- Butterfeld and over for 79 10gg, Mesra Swito winning by 115 ruus. to a rehearing but subsequently had sonde Mr Sercole Smith himself. I hav
The best bowling was dons by Chalmers, an amended suggestion that only the esi- certain letters here not confidential referequartors, Larmour, Taylor, Lerkin and
finished with six wickets for 18
Webb dence of the appellant b taket. and not correspondence. The scal in Fasken halves, Down and Hanney for who
wards, Freser, Chesney, Rogers, Poorson,
for Webb took three for 50: Scott
Ferguson
for 48.
G. L. Jotham, b Blenle other witnesses. He regretted they were The Puikte Judge-Why did you not Macdonald and Ranking.
The unable to consent to that course.
say so before!
only six aundries boing stored. The A. Mackenzie, 1.b.. b O'Neill... Sir Henry Berkeley-Thero was to
buck on that correspondence; I was hold the Club and within a few minutes of folding of Messrs Butterfield and Swire was H. W. Colomb, a and b U'Neill... second letter.
not prepared to argue the point.
the start the Club
where, a penalty was awarded bowling. The attendance was large, grost by directing that the documents be sent to them, s Garrison player being off-side. Interest being taket in the match, and them in Chambers when they would con- Peures tried for gual and ancceeded, in additional interest was lent to the game by sidor them.
scoring. Almost immediately afterwards a the presence of the Band of the Middlesex Mr Slade pointed out it was plain the fine passing bout was commenced by Regiment. Polloy, who Crown oppouud the re-bearing
dodged through the forwards The scores kr The latt Ревтее. latter....
BUTTERFIELD & WIL Sir Henry Barkley took the objection well and passed to
use of his opportunity and ran
G. H. Edwards, not met...... "Prestam. that the Court could not grant a re-loving The latter was grassed by
un into the doctisals and submitted towards goal,
ho passed to Daniel,
who W/US merely on errespondence. He withdrew before he his cousent to allow the appellant's trille slow in moving and he too was down. evidence to be taken on account of the ed on the line. From the serinuminge one of the Club's forwards fell across the lius antagonistic attitude of the appellant.
Mr Stado-We are not antagonistic. and scored the first try of the match; The
kick at goat failed. The Garrison Wo want a rehearing,
The Court was adjourned until 11 o.m. lupolessly out-pointed by the Clab, but ARVO one two start passing runs, Joachin and Larmour being especially brilliant. The Tatter
player run round the wing, dodging each opponent until he came to Griffiths, and the latter made an excellent tackla. As Larmour was not followed up by any of
of his own side a eplen-F. H. Pentycross...... did chance of scoring was lost. The Club's F. Nelson
Sir Henry Berkeley-There is only one letter before the Court on this matter. "
The Puisno Judge There is no need ty
go into this. In the rebearing before the that it was not chipetent for the Court made good natly pa wavlor, but not J., Halka Hynd, b Terguso0
Court we can accept or reject what eri
dence we think ft.
Sir Henry Berkeley-They must show grounds for the shearing.
My Slade commenced to read from the Arst lottor, when
έν και
Sir Ifenry objected. Mr Slade proposed to read a cougunication from His Excel-on December 11, lency the Governor, ranked confidential, to
the Genoral Officer Commanding. It wan
State lutter which he had no right to road in Court.
Mr Slade-We have the authority of the Qeneral.
Bir Boary--The Offloor Commanding has no power to give consent to a document of that kind being made public. The letter
nm
be done without the
The Chief Justice-You cannot read it unless
you have the authority of the writer.
CANTON NEWS.
(From Our Correspondeni.)
PERLIC WONEN.
A GARDEN.
Canton is to have a public garden. The proposition made by Viceroy Shum Chun sen to reserve Chun Lung Kow for a public garden receives the waxin support of Viceroy Chowfu, and it is reported that argenents are being made towards that end.
Dr
to
J. H. Chalmera, Ferguson. H. H. Webb, not out..................
Sandries,
·
P. Jacks, cand bO'Neill.... F. Berington, Rogerson, b O'Neill...
Bandries ...
Total
***
| to try for A:
ble
lino
tide did not profit. In fact she lost way to Colleen, Tecking to work up towards the put Mio further back but Sprite to overhaul Bonito. The race between these two boats was keen one, The mark boat was practically in 23 sight, when Sprite crept upon Bonito, and it was hard luck for the latter boat to lose in
the post aight
8B
4+
The
87
Б
ARMY STAFF.
76
80
Steele, c and b Robinson
***
Total, two wickets for... 192 00. Scott, A. 8. Cobden, E. C. Hagen, B. F. Chapman, E. Humphreys, H. W. Kent and H. Darton, did not bat,
Bowling Analysis.
3. I- W F. C. Kendall......... 11 .0 67 E. Fergason 11 R. R. Hind
48 1
7 1
27
B
0
想
17
18
HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANK,
W.
C. D. Turner, b Wabb
F. C. Kendall, e Hagen, b Sertt
Total
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
0.
10
The League,
38
FO
W.
V. 2
150 3. 4 1:10 5.3 1 18...
Ovenden, o Jaska, b Wilcen
** E
ser
**
Rogerson, Wilson, b Robinson Warrener, o Robinson, b Mackenzie... O'Neill, b Wilson a m Woodroffe, b Wilson
b Robinson... Lt. Frost, Jones, b Mackenzie....... Townley, b Mackenzio... ... Grimsdale, o Jacks. b.Wilson Evans, not out-
Sundrica...
-Total
+36
21
21 after rounding overy mark on the course Ofirst and seeming to have the race in hand. 9 She orcased the line a minute and nino so- 2 conds after Sprite but well ahead of the 2 rest of the Boat. The times for the race,
as well as the points to data are as fol Glow:-
0
4
***
Sprito
die
81 Borito
"COMPETITION TABLE.
The competition table is as followe
Clubs.
. Matches,
Kowloon..... 9
Civil Serviça ...
caco Won.
3 0
Craigongower...f 4 2 Police 8
Hongkong A'..6
Army Staff.....
R. G. A
R. Engineer...
OHO Draw,
age,
Min ...
Colleen
***
Kathleen...
M
8. POINTS
TO DATE
63
25
14
34
8
21
ย
2
67
04
7
2. 68
62
11
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forwards showed up well in the loose, but on W. O. D. Turner.... ono occasion Bailey and Drakeford overmari CANTON, December 2.
the ball which was kicked babind the full- The recant fire, which broke out at hack. They crossed the line and touched was written by the Governor to the icer Shakt, opposite the Shameen, and destroy down but the trg was disallowed, as both Commanding and even if it is so, which fed some two hundred houses, affords an players were off-side. Daniel added another
shortly
afterwards, the result of ex. F. H. Peatyosos, Webb, b Chalmers 12 try doubt that the Uficer Commanding has excellent opportunity which it seems the cellent work by Pearce and Freshaw alone or water, is Chalmers
Chalmer consented, il cannot
The Intter player made the opening and W. McGregor Weston, consent of the waiter of the letter. The Chinese authorities do not fail to cope when collared by Loekie, passed to Pearce E. C. Johnston, a and b Chalmers letter was written confidentially, making hend-to make an improvement. By sider whe had only the full-back to beat. R. R. Hynd, e Cobden, b Webb certain offers and liberting the prisoner of the Viceroy, the Nanching, Kuk has Danic! followed up well and when Pearce 1. J. C, Anderson, b Webb peading appeal. That offer has been re- lused by the other side. It is a State to on instructions to the property enrers was cher.ed by Griffle Danicis took 5. R. Boyes, not out...
to reserve three feet on either side of the the pass and simply led to cross the line L. Evans, b Chalmers document and cannot possibly be read, and
and score.
Pearce kicked the goal. E. G. Ferguson, b Chalmers rather surprised that my learned destroyed houses for the purpose of widen-Lamour made a fine run after kick out Sundries
040 000,00 Shepherd) Thecla (Mr W. A. Crake), Nina friend should take such a course, especiallying the streets.
but was brought down by Grifiths,
(Mr E. M, Hazeland), Fus (Captain Warren in view to the remark I made to him, (This
and the Club's three-quarters again took
end Lt. Dimmock), Guel (Me M, Molver), referred to a private conversation between
charge
of the game, Freskow scoring in a
Asthore (Mr J. Band) and Ariel (Me J. D. Sir Henry and Mr Shade) and he has to
pot position. Pearce again kicked the authority to do so,
the ill just went over, as it
kall
Kinnaird). A fairly even start was inade, goal,
ROYAL BANGKONO YACHT CLUB.
at 10,45, Arial being in the load. The C. O. Scott grazed the top har. At half-time the lab. Webb.. fed by sixteen points nil.
Yesterday was a hot day for yacht racing, rent of the fleet wore close together with Immediately after the re-start another J. B. Chalmer
but a fair north-easter blew throughout the the exception of Asthore, which did not try was added to the Club's score, mainly
murning and enabled the races to be got oroas the line until about fire minutes through the efforts of Pearce, Preshaw and Daniel, and before tuany minutes Ind
over in good time. The Royal Hongkong after the reat. The wind was light bat passed Joughin scored near the posts and
Yauht Club, sailed their third club race, and freshened later and Authors got the bonoat Poaren added another goal. The Garrigos Three league matches were played on the sport was good. The wingers of last of the freshening breeze and caught up to carried the ball into the Club's twenty-five Baturday afternoon, the most important of work, Dions in the Championship and the other Boats, She-rounded the Fair- after this and seemed in a fair way of which was between the Civil Service and Sprite in the One-Design, again ropisited way buoy first and was followed by ruck with the ball and sped for the the Police. The former held an unbeaten their performances, though both races were Meta, Jean and Far, with the other boats scoring, but Preshaw broke through the Gasson's line with no-one in front of him, record but it was anticipated that the Police undecided until the last fifteen minutes, close up. The same order was maintained, Wu Ting Tang wins to be on excellent Down chased him and caught him about team would give them a bird fight, despite The course was one that for pachtamen excepting that Mata dropped beer into terms with the new Viceroy, who affords the Garrison'e twenty-tive. Proshaw ceful brench of faith and up the ex-Presuunt of the Board of Punish-thren behtud to Bailey, who picked up the fast that both B. II. Phelips and like, as it traversed both the east and west fourth, position, to Trocsa Rock Buoy the gentlemen of the press will take pute
cloverly, an
and crossed the line. Daniel A. B. Ponecnby were playing for the end of the barbour. It was from the here was little between any of the of it Mr Blade's further remarks were lestments the hospitality at the Viceroyalty took the kick at goal-an easy one--but Civil Servica. Going in first the Civil na Sir Henry Berkeley rose and paytestal. From official circles, it is reported that missed it. Daniol was playing fairly well, Service compiled 125 for four wickets starting point, Police Pier, Kowloon, to boats at this stage for all were close up. Channel Rocks (port), Kowloon Rock Joan ultimately went into first position The Chief Justice-We cannot go into
Tho His Excellency, the New Viceroy, but he spoilt many chances by not keeping (Phelips 63) and then declared. associates writis hins very frequently and behind the contre three-quarter. The first Police made a bid for victory, and batting (port), Troms Rook Buoy (port). Narth after rounding the Fairway busy for the second time and stood in towards Hong- try to the Garrison was the result of
picked up for Edwarde seldom fails to consult with him regarding dilan work by Jotham, who bid was vigorous, from one end at least, Fairway Brioy (port) and home.
in all directions and Bam- CHAMPIONSHIP CLAES: Dione (Mr A. G. kong: Authore following. The rest of the matters diplomatic.
sud getting clear of the three-quarters, piled a very useful 87 before being bowled. punted over Griffiths' head. Following up After Edwards departure the Police played M. Fletcher), Vernon (Mr H. P. Tooker) fleet stood towards Etonecutters, but later fast he again secured and scored. The for a draw and accreded in keeping their and Maudie (Mr F. O. Reynolds) were the on Gaol set across to the Hongkong aide.
starters, Maudio being last across the live As the finish was reared it was seen that 10 DISCOUNT ALLOWED attempt at woal was a poor one. The game wickets intact until time was called.
defeated Craigongower was now very open with the Club con-
the Royal Carriwhen the gun went at 11 o'clock, bat close. Mets led along the Kowloon shore, Thecla attacking. The hall was dribbled sou Artillery, after the latter had declared stantly over the line by Bailey but before he could with mix wickets down for 121, for stern of the other two. The wind was and Nins being just behind. These three on it and saved. Craigenpower kuscked 128 in very good easterley, light to moderate, and there was boats passed to windward of Joap, bat Fas From the kick out the Club again began a passing rush, but a
Mir Slade-I have the authority of the General Officer Commanding, who initiated the correspondence, inorking his first letter *confidential. Не having initiated the correspondence as confidential as thes right to withdraw it, especially as there is a distinct offer made which the Crown a now trying to go back on. The Govern ment unde & distinet effer on behalf of tou Crown and we neted
Sir Henry That is it.
is confidential."
Mr Sinde (excitedly)-There has heen a nost-dis
that question now. A verius f CIAI fidential letters can only be made public permission of both parties.
by the
Mr Slade I venture to submit to Your Lordships-May I argue on your ruling?
I The Puisne Judge No, not on that. Mr SladeThen the Crown can go back
anything they say confidentially.
on
Bir Lenry-We have not gone lack.em
anythide-Please, Sir Henry, don't say
CANTON'S CHIEF : JUSTICE,
Caston's new Chief Justice, Chu Sau Ying, who has arrived from Shanghai on hoard the Chinese Cruiser "Chinho," will
aesume office on December 5.
WE TING FANG.
Some reports have it that it is most probable that We will be nude the Dirce tor of the Canton-Hankow Radway:
EXPORT OF KICE PROHIBITED.
Viceroy Chowto fears that rice would
hit in
that when you know what is in there not bo softcient for the requirements in touch down Jotham fell three faultere, Kinnand' 57 abi Trvick's 43 were not much to choose between three boata (behind Nina) on the port tack had to give
lettors.
The Puise Judge-We cannot go on with this.
fr Sindo-Very well, I will not slow grounds for genating u reheating.
The Paiene Judge-I cannot sit here] uny longer; I came in under the impression that this was purely a formal application, and made other arrangements in the other Court
the interior and he ordered the prohibition of its export.
WEATHER REPORT.
The following, notice is issued by Me Figg of the Hongkong Observatory: *
Forecast for the 24 houre ending at noon
tomorrow.
"Sir Hony Berkeley-On behalf of the Crown. I consent to the evidenso of the appellant boing taken here and treated as
On the 3rd at 11.35 The barometer though it had been viven before the riseu moderately over Japan and the Magistrate, including it with the depositions E. coast of Chins, and fallen slightly N. before the Court. It will then be for the Cheine. Court to consider whether there is any The depression lying over N.E. Japan ground for a rehearing. But before a rehearing can take place it must be establie area of high pressure is situated over the yesterday, has moved into the Pacific. The hed that the Magistrate came to a wrong Yangtze valley. conclusion on the facts before him. The
Gradients are moderate in the South, and
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until Blackhead'a Point was reached. Here way. Joan eat close into the wharves Samples on Application, up well and, punting high, raced up the their content with merged successful from Dione elected to take the northern position, and finished just behind Meta, Thecla bə
pass allowed Leckie a chance. He picked
the Army Steff, thôngh Beld and scored; Ranking converted. The not until the last ball was bowled was Vernon mid-stream and Maudio kept score was now 27 points to 8 in favour of victory assured. The Eongkong "A" the southward. Diene's aboice appeared the Club, and five more points wore added scored 87, Moore's 21, not out, being the to be unfortunate for here the other two to the Club's score by Bailey gotting & tay, best. The Army Staff had plenty of time hosts decidedly scored. If anything Man from a pass by Pearce, and further and Warrener were together it seemed
convort in which to get the rups, and when Stoelo
die overstood the Channel Rooks but ing into a goal. There was no scoring, but just before time was called though they would, succeed. After their coming along with a nice free wind nearly Ranking made an excellent shot at goal dismissal however a regular "ro" set in picked up Vernon, who had little room from well outside the twenty-five. The and bateman siter batsman was dismissed, to sparo. The rock ronded and spinuskers kick was an excellent one, but wont just the last savon scoring 21 runs.
set saw Yeroon with a short lead from outside the posts.
The scores are:-
Maudie, Dione being some distance astern,
GIVEL SERVICE V. POLICE.
·VIYAL SERVICE,
Though the Garrison were badly-bonten they have little cause to be ashamed of their performance. They were outoum the absence of their two man deonly, A. 1. Jordan, o Kont, & Kerr... hored throughout the game and they felt G. A. Woodcock. b Edwards. P. T. Lamble, o Ogg, b Kerr especially in the forwards, for the especially in almost invariably heeled the ball out and R. H. Phelips, e Edwards, b Kerr....
open-F. A. Biden, not out the thro-quarters innumerable other hand had very few chances, and these chances were spoilt by good defensive work by the Club, Griffiths in particular being especially good in this department.
appeal is that the conviction was against freeb to strong monsoon will prevail in the gave the Garrison three-quarters on the Dr Atkinson, net pat...
the evidence. We submit that on the Formosa Channel and the Uhina Sea. ovidence the Magistrate could do nothing
else but couvich.
inga.
Hongkong Rainfall for the 24 hours
and
Au argument followed as to whether the ing at 10a.m. to-day, 0.00 inches.
evidence of the appellant could be taken on the presont notion, Sir Henry submit
by the consent of the Crown it ting that could be done. The Court had jurisdic tion; it was only a matter of procedure: The point was reserved for consideration, Mr Slade contending that this Court had no jurisdiction
Mr
FORECAST DIBTRIOT. 1.-Hengkong and Neighbourhood: .. winda, fresh; fair. 2.-Formosa Channel: N.E. winds, strong
3.Bouth coast of China between Hong- kong and Lawocks: Batne as No. 1.
Association..
Sundries
L
***
38
.. NB. Points,
123 3). ..11 25-208
ing
less than three-quarter of a minute behind. The times are
META
JOAN
***
TYLEOLA NIKA
WAB
GART
98 00.
+
127 00
1 OR
30...
1 31 05erl
AFTHORE... 1.31. 25.
ABIBL.... 1 33:06.
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HANDICAP CLASE: There were four star-
By the time Kowloon Rock was rounded tors-Angle (Mr J. Kynock), Tremons Mendle had picked up a-littie on Vernon, | {Mr G. Williams) Doreen (Mere Melvin but the roach to the Dock Point produced And Bill), and Chanticleer (Mr J. MoOor- practically no change. When spinnakers
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and Dione, bringing пр boats was an excellent one, Tremona being Harbour Office Stabbing Affray, feving recze, ran up considerably on in the lead for most of the race, but Annie
0
69
were
21
* freezer
...125
the leading yachts, Off the Kowloon Ferry 13 pier some
and here Vermon Diona the other
Ling inshore passed
Kowloon Ferry went ahead just before the finish and winds were encountered
untered crossed the no one minute forty-five
ta
left Baconds to the good. Chanticleer was last,
Cho Lo Pui, & coolie, was charged, at
the Magistracy this afternoon, before Mir
F. A. Hazeland, with the attempted mur
Total, 4 wickets for ..
away alightly two boats to Ponsonby, Reed, Jackman, Brett and
fight 5 well dal time: Dorot bour offes, and with seriously wonating Adams did not bat.
which they rounded almost Atria......12 40 00 12 4000 two Harbour Office bostmep. Tvidence
away for the eastern Tromene 12 41 45 19 4194
out over six minates behind. The time were der of A. U. Botelho, ficat clerk in the Har
-BOWLIKE ANALYSIS. ⠀⠀
Kerr... Kent......
0. H. R. Wend 10 4 453 11.5 22 20.- 10
Stedo-All that we ask for is the 4.-Scuth coast of Chive between Kong, good as was expected, as the R. F form Edwards ..
the matter be robeard. It will then bo for Your Lordships to take what evidence you think it I want it fairly understood that the Crown objecting to the rehearing. They
want
the appellant's evidence to taken and put among the depositions s though it had been given
kong and Hainan: Same as No. 1.
Fowler
POLICE.
together sad
of Stone
On rounding this Dereva 12 46 10 12-46 17 was called showing that Mr Botelho was ensed and the Chantioloor 12 46 56 12 47 16 engaged in passing Chinese immigrants on point sheets North Fairway buoy course set for the
99 351 The two leading boats did not set their In this class Tremors has scored 14
2.10 0
no and gained points; Aunis, 19; Dotóon, 6; and Chan jibs but Dione did no iderably, but 1 was on rounding the tileer 1.
The match between the Y. M, O, A. and the Royal Engineers was not nearly as
Enwood did not include their best players, (back) in particular being absent. The
M. O. A had a strong team and in con- H. T. Apol, b Brett
The Civiliam toam F. V. Wintor, a Atkinson, b Reed нодиспее were continuously attacking and it was W. Edwards, b Atkinson
cagily.
the part of the R. EF. Clyde, e Ponsonby, b Lambl good work on
Bergeant Gordon conducted a gambling raid on a houts at No. 305 Des Voeux Road and Dunn (in goal) that preventet A. C. Langley, not out...
the Central laat night and captured 19 men back
them from sporing in the earlier parts of D. McHardy, Adams b Atkinson
5 last mark that the turning point of the race Maudio bad the inside berth
her
Pedestrianism.
November 10, at the Harbour Office. There
.2
67
and
curred
6
wind standing for the Hongkong shore on the
were a crowd of moe waiting to bo oxamin od on Saturday morning (Nov. 10) who wished to proceed to the Straite by the Hop Sang At about 10 am, defendant. came up to be examined. For this purpose. he was made to stand on a mised stand to
Preventing
the Jatt
bout
,port took
In our advertising columns the manage with Vernon under her lee, thus ment of the Bello View Hotel
Jatter from going
3 In the meantime Dione rounded and their willingness to prest & silver tankard answer the questions put to him. The Immediately went about on the starboard to the winner of R proposed walking con- questions were answered satisfactorily, and test, and that the entrance fees be utilized defendant stepped down to obtain his 92 tack. Hor advantage in doing was sOOD TO Total, 5 wickets for ... Woodhouse, Fowler, Ogg, Kent and Ker apparent for the stood wall over toto procure medals for the winning team.ticket, but instead of going for the ticket The others endeavoured to follow but it of those interested proposal a meeting defendant rushed at Mr Botelho and
Magistrato. How can any one say what would have been the effect on the Mavist. Playing fantan. They word convicted up the gaine. In the first half one poal was {- Sundries**, **, *** Te rate's mind? They mean to assume that der the Gambling Ordinance, at the scored by Wilks (Y. M. C. A.) but in even if the evidence had boou givin the Magistracy, this morning, and the two the second spell three mers were added; Magistrate would have convicted and they principals wore fined $50 each and the rest want to take advantage of
consequence which would fatty$3 eschen kann
Sir
p
withdraw it!
my
consent. If he appeals to Cresar he must
go to Cusar. We will argue the matter on AN ATTACK OF CROUP WARDED,
The ovidence before the Magistrate.
Mr Sladowe went the rehearing which
has already been agreed to. As I did not
anticipate any objection I did not bring all
OFF
butle girl, two and one-half years
old, woke up canghing with the
my documents into Court. This corres croup one evening recently. We happened ponderes
once has
been
by the 10 bave some of Chamberlain's Cough
Colonial Secretary himself. Remedy on hand and gave her two donor of
on that
that
is
The Y. M. C. A. had so much the better. of the game that they played loosely; not so good as they have played carlier in the acason They have a good side which will take n lot
Wilks Grifiths and Collins scoring in that order.
'did not bat:
BOWLING ANALYSIS,
Bi.
Reed Brett Lamblo Jordan Atkinson
beating.
Cricket.
BANKING VERSUS MIL
An enjoyable cricket match took place
1
20
CRAIGENGOWER Y. 20. Won by Craigenzower by 17 runa,
Dowd, Irving b. Pastonji
Berkeley I take the object. It. Sho went back to sleep and, woke up on the Hongkong Cricket Club's ground Sisong except depositions can be next morning without a trace of cold. it on Saturday afternoon between teams re: Sgt. James, o Kinnaird, b Pestonj
vertsinly a geest medicine, says A. J. referred to on an appeal as to fa fact. It is Terginbill-coitos of Mir, Vits Rice presenting the Hongkong and Shanghal, Or Guinhos, o Brann, Pestonji only, facts before the Magistrate Luginbil,
Georgia -US Á. An akaos of croup can Bank and Messrs. Butterfeld and Swire. Mr. Gr. Tore, e Rinnaird, b Green his conclusion was arrived at. This always be wanted off by giving this remedy The later batted first, G. H. Edwards and It. Larment, l.bw, b, Green is biot s quastion of law and the appool bound by the four corners of the deposit on a tha orgay cough appare J. Hall opening the innings. Holle was Capt Sulith, 4.1.0., Fot out
has been in use many years, and has tons, and it must be shown, that t the
[agistrate'ći" decisintit was an eroneous never been known to fail. It bootsins no dismissed when the score stood at 16, being OS. M. Thomas e Kiunaire, b Green
Sundrie oner. The lettore witten by the Ualotel barmful drug and may be given to the caught by Hynd after be had made fivu Sgt. Bush, bob but
they trisoner of friends are smallee child with perfect confidence. J. H. Chalmers partnored Edwards, and Secretary, to Luna Threesomen to For sale by sil chemists and aterokeepers, the pair esrried the score to 49, before
It
Toth, for 6 wickets
the northern shore and gained steadily. In connection with the
His called for on Thera
TROS was a well contested one. The times reservoir CHO Band bick to hotel outside and was chased by a number of
wore
SA
31 9.
whe: too lato, Dione bad passed into first day evening at the Bello View Hotel. The caught him by the throat. After a druggle Start from defendant was thrown off and as sothe of victorious position and finished
proposed esurse is as followa with
Taitantak, hotel to
tak, Taitam Binudio second and Vordon third, The
aitam the boatman tried to arrest him he ran
The management have. out that they do not insist that the contest men. Defendant gamed the Prays and
rement have particularly pointed Points should start from their premise, hat they jumped into the harbour but was captured" to-date aimply put
the course
utso formeid as a gug by a likong and some boatmen. Defend gestion.
ant, while he was nimming drew a degzer and stabbed three of the boatmen, one of whom was so badly cut that his life was, for a time, despaired of. He, however, has HERE is not the least danger in giving sinon renovared. Defendant was broughtout Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to of the water but was taken to the poitos other harmful drug. It has an satahlinha revered from the barlour. No reason hall children he if contains no opium of station and his dagger sabeoquently reputation of more than thirty years as the most succesful medicine in uer for older quld be suggested for the attack.
up and whooping oaugh It always The case had not concluited our sud is past i tako. Children liko
court ross, Sold by all chemists and storekeeper
•DIONA
42 42 MAUDIE 2012 404 VERNON... 44 OKE-DESIGN CLASS. The 678 bosts of this class have egldom had a closer, race than that which onsued. Starting at 11.10 17, Colleen (Mr. B. E. Pollos Kalb- 40 Hastings). Bonito (Kr H. W. Bird), and leen (Major Watkins), Min Mr John Sprite (Bir W. H. Donald) gut away in that order and after a short starboard back the three letter boats cot for mid channel ou port tack whilst Colleen and Kathleen worked away to the Dockside of the harbour
'NO OPIUM IN CHAMBERLAIN'S
COUGH REMEDY."
ben the