FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1907.
BY TELEGARPH.
THE OPIUM TRADE,
QUESTION IN PARLIAMENT.
1°
SPORTING/
Football.
THE SHIELD TIKA,
THE CHINA MAIL.
To-moto alterion, commencing at 2 Pitt 92, Graut 87, Brazil 78, Gordon 77, ASHIO COPPER MINE RIÓTS.
p.m.,: the H.K.0.0. “A” Team will play Constable Taylor, 80, Satherland 81,
a teams captained by Mr W. C.'D. Tarnor. | MoLoonati 81, Spesicor 78. Ocuptet out The follosing are the players :-Mesara W. Sergeants Davenay 70 and McDonald 64.- O. D. Tuner, E. A. Fowler, A. A. Olax- ton, G. Morrell, J. Hall, A. Macken, riu, P. Jacke, J. H. Chalmers, De 0. Forsyth, W.J. Daniel, F. H. Fentrerass, Rev. H. R. Wolle, J. O. Baunders, B F. Company, Third Middlesex Regiment, Chapman, A. 8. Cobden, T. 0. Gray, 8.
One of the most interesting games of Association football seen for some time in the Colony was that between the Young Men's Christian Association and "G
Lawn Bowls.
TER KÖYLOÝN GLUD
A spoon
competition was held at the
BRITISH SQUADRON AT
BAIGON.
Interesting Entente Cordiale.
Troops Called Out.
According to the latest nowa, saye the Japan Chronicle of Feb. 8, the Ashlo cop par mina riot has developed Into a very
The festivities in honour of the vials of serious disturbance and of such a store as the British Squadron at Salgos were son- to require the services of the troops to Unned there on January 23, 4 battle of restore order. It appears that the strikers flowers took place in the city gardens, in
played on the Hongkong Club's ground. Moore, . H. Edwards, H. Wilson. Kowloon Bowling Green Ulub on Wednes who remained quiet on Tuesday night, | the evening, and it proved to be an un. Happy Valley, yesterday afternoon. The RN., G. L. Jotham, H. H. Taylor, P. R. day. The competitions were close and resumed their disorderly tactica on Wedne■• quslifiéd suosoan. A banquet given by the
Piercy, H. C. Barlow and 3. Collins; for. warda, L. Le Grove, W. Griffitha, H. Wilkes, E. Coyne and J. E. Anderson.
(From Our Correspondent).
LONDON, February 15. The Right Hon. John Marley, teams were
Y. M. O. A.-Goa), U. Hickling ;"baske, Secretary of State for India, in reply-A. Hamilton and J. McCubbin ; balvas, á. ing to a question in the House of Commons, promised Mr J. D. Bees, Liberal Member for Montgomery Dis. tricts, that he would obtain from the British Consuls in China comparativo figures of the imported Lome-grown opium used.
INTERFORT HOOKEY.
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The Match at Canton,
(From Our Correspondent.)
CANTON, Feburary 14 Our Hongkong friends, representing the Hongkong Hockey Club, who are to play us in the afternoon, arrived by Fosterday morning's boat. From all accounts, the trip up was made quietly, as the men hund more regard for their own fitness on the morrow than to jamboures all the way. The morning was spent in allotting quar- ters to our visitam; some practice on the 'ground, during which it threatoued rain, but eventually held off altogether; and visits to acquaintancos and the Club, where old friendships wore renowed and new Dogs cemented.
About 3 p.m. one or two members of both teams put in an appearance, and by 3:46 all were on the ground, which was lined with quite a huge gathering of spectatore-for Chameon-visitors from Hongkong, ofider, and men from the various destroyem and gunboats in port, greatly helping to swell the numbers,
After the usual delay for the photographig process, the teams lined up about 4.10 p.m. as follows:---
HONGKONG: Livésay (goal): Murphy (Capt.) and MacGillivray (backs): Garrott, Ogle and Knott (half-hacks); Hooper, Satterthwaite, Blaster, Kirwan, and Bird, (forwards).
CANTON Harrop (goal); Lay (Chpt.) and Beyer, (hacka): Sansom, Saunders and Comarie, (half-backs); King, Hutchison, Thorne, Shelloy and Barry (forward).
"G." COMPANY-Goal, Tte. Saunders; hasks, Corgl, Douthet and Lance-Corp. Perkins; Entres, Langs-Corpl. One, Pte. Remnant and Corp!. Sharpe; forwards, Corp. Jenutags, Quarter-Master Sergt. English, Fie. Miles, Lance-Corp!. English
and Private Clegg,
Wolff, and J. F. Gardiner.
BONGKONG V. SERVICE). / The cricket match between the Hongkong diab and the United Services played yet terday routed in a win for the Hongkong Club by three wickets and 136 rune. The scores are:-
.
UNITED SERVICES.
Br
Major Lovie, b Paske .... Capt. Krlekenbeek, o Hancock, b
Turner. Capt. Boulay, b Peake Serut. Major Owen, b Peake Staff Burg, Read, a Claxton, b Mackay Lient. Woodward, b Mackay Lieut. Taylor, not out..... Lieut. Hope, o Pearon, b Mackay Engr.-L. Salter, st. Hancock, u Mackay Lieut. Stanger-leathes, b Mackay Pto. Barton, at Hancock, b Mackey...
Sundries ...
Total
BOWLING ANALYSIS,
$2
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50
37
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182
M.
B
21
3
... 15.3
*
G4
6
9
+4
0
0
19
I
+
* HONGKONG.
Play was of a fairly even, fast zinture from the kick off. The V. M. C, A. attached the stronger and three corner kicks were conceded to them within a few minutes, but no goal resulted from them. Interesting play was shown by the forward divisions of both teams, and aftor good play on the wing the regimental team were in a strong position but Hamilton saved for his side, sending the ball woll down field, There were overal exciting pieces of play Pasko...... during the first spell, especially in front of Mackay G the Y.M.C.A. goul, and twice at least the Teacce suldiors all bat scored. A collision between Turner Hamilton and Lance Corp. English ro- sulted in the latter injuring his finger T. E. Pasice, e Owen, b Barton... badly, and play was stopped until the W. C. D. Tumer, h Lowis... injury was attended to by a spectator. Two A. Fowler, e eub, b Lowis roze corner kicks, one to each side, follon-U, H. Mackay, Barton of shortly afterwards, but nothing resulted A. O. Brawn, o and b Woodward therefrom. Good passing was shown by the W. Paake, at Salter, b Woodward Y.M.C.A. forwards and the end to a good A. Mackerele, pot out.......
Sundries... bont was a shot by Anderson which Saun- ders stopped. The same player had another chance a little later but this time he kicked too high. Both teama bad oxcollent opportunities of scoring but their | Lowis... 10_ shots wore weak, and just before half-time Stanger-Leather Le Grove put one into the net, but he was Barton off-side and the referee disallowed it.
H. Hancock, b Lowis
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Total 7 wickets for...
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
116-
18
SV
(21) d. foated W. Ramsay and W. Hutchison (20),
interpating and resulted na follown per day morning, when the worker in the No. 1 Bink: W. Russell and R. White Motoyama siid Ariki pits were relieved. About 800 men who were to relieve the shift roided the Motoyens pit dice, mashed the windows, carried out chairs and other furniture, and then set fire 19 them The office ated, according to vo nasular paper, "all fed." The strikers then attacked the warehousesand specimen rooms with a continual shower of stones.
No. 2 Rink : T. Petrie and R. Hunter (21) defeated A. Ramsay and J. Punokson (16)
No. 8 Rink: J. 0. Gow and D. Harvey (21) defeated J. M. Henderson and J.' Mená: (20),
Pigeon Show.
An interesting pigeon show was held dur- Ing the Chinese New Year holidays at the Kowloon Hotel, the birds exhibited hoing high-class. The prizes were allotted as follows by Mr R. A. Nicholson;-
They also curled away all the provislin from the sturo house, and ate their fill when they felt inclined.
The
ROBINSON PIANO
COMPANY, LTD.
THE
davernor-General followed. The Governor- General proposed the toast of the evening MINIATURE GRAND which was responded to by Admiral Moore,
BY
'STEINWAY’-
Then came an Imposing torchlight pro- session which was attended by vast crowds. Following this, were a grand recaption and ball at Government House, to which the Beltiah offers and all the prominent is a work of creative art which French residents of Sølgen were invited.
stands
le alone-unqualifiedly
THE BEST.
- In the evening, a team from the King Alfred" played a game at football with the Saigon Sports Club, which also gave a highly anjoyabla reception and garden party. The The strikers thou formed into two latter was attended numerously. All the PIANOS bolies, one party proceding to syllors from the British and French
by all other Leading Makers tack the store department office, where meu-of-war lu port and soldiers were they wrought co-plete destrection, invited. More than a thousand persons
FOR SALE OR HIRE while the other party attacked the Dust havo partaken of the refreshments. sidence of. Me Miniol, head of the provided, judging from the quantition sold, mine, practically destroying the house, and namely: 200 bottles of champagne, orer barning all the furniture. The strikers 140 gallons of beer, over 130 gallons of Pouzens, pairs-Mr J. D. Logan, 17 sized Bir Minami, and severely assaulted lamonade, do. The band of the "King Mr Kynoch, 2; Mr J. D. Logan, 5.
him. A polloo sergeant who came to his Alfred" discoumed music. Jaconing, cock or bon-Mr J, D. Logao.asaistanza was also amaulted, being badly
POUTER, cook or hen-Mr J. D. Logan, 1st (hep), 2nd (cock), and 3rd (cock) prizes respectively.
Jacobins, pairs-MrJ. D, Logan, 1 (the best pigeons on show); same owner, 2.
Owis--Mr J. D. Logan, 3. ENGLISH (blue) Owls-Mr J, D. Logan, 1 and 2.
Szow HOME-Serg MoKay, H. K. Pulido, 1;. Mr J. D. Logan 2 and 3; Mr Forbes, very highly commended.
36 WORKING HOURS-Sergt. McKay 1
29 Me Forbes, 2; Me Forbes ad Serut
32 McKay, very bighly commended."
4
SHOW HOMERS, paite-Mr J. D. Logar, 16 1 and 2.
WORKING HOMERS, pairs- Bergt, McKay, 318 1; Mr J. W. Osborne, 2; Sorgt, McKay, 31 3. D. Lngan, very highly cummanded. Costos pairs of white-Mrs Kyusch, 1; 3 Mr J. D. Logan, 2.
0. M.
W.
942
0 90
10
7.0
2
HI
4
Woodward... Hope... Taylor
FOLICE. EGWIDON,
A friendly match between Kowloon and and the Police resulted in a win for the former on the first innings. The scores aro:—
I'OLICE.
FIRAT INNINGS.
J. Davis, b Martin... AO. Langley, b Dizon W. Cooper, & Dixon J. Kors, Parkoe, b Martin D. Foley,
b Dixon. J. Watt, not out... Dawson, b Martin
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Total BOWLING ANALYZIK.
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... $.4
0 23
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6 1
21
✓
Martio... ... Dixon, met ver
BECOND INNINGBI
D. Foley, e Martin, b Dixon
W. Pits, b Dixon.........
11
1
0
Racing Notes.
eat about the head,
On the morning of the 25th many British officers went for a motor trip. The strikere then made their way to the Admirat Moore and some of the officers ere selection house, and having sprinkled svalled themselves of it to visit the. kerosene around the building, set it on fire. penitentiary at Thandamot. They were Police officists come upon the scene, and recelvad hospitably by the officials and succeeded in extinguishing the are before residente. At breakfast, Admiral Moore much damage was done. The strikers were proposed the tomat of the day." "Ho expres. again peaceful at 11.30a.m. on Woduceday,ned his warm thanks for the reception when this dispatch was sent out, but the given to him and his officers.
bridge on the road to the Motoyams pit "Some" of the officers want by motor car
was
KAT
PRICES consistent with
quality and BASED ON PRESENT RATE OF EXCHANGE
JUST LANDED.
The Famous Austrian
closed by the police to prevent more to Bienhoo, where they were heartily COFFEE
men going to the scanes of the disturbance received, The entertainmonts there in-
Still Inter information otstes that the oladed a regatta. strikers, who attacked the house of Kr
Admiral Mooro and the offers of the:
Minaml and the ore selection house crossed Squadron gave at 4 p.m. a lunch and. a{ the bridge near the Motoyams pit above dance on board the "King Alfred." The referred to at about half past two on vessel was tastefully decorated for the occa Wednesday afternoon, and made their way aion. The guests enjoyed themselves to the Shimonoseki mining office, wölch | thoroughly,
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was potopletely destroyed by 6'p.m. The On the same evening at the Military and rioters looted the store room and freely Naval Club, the French petty officers gave tious and Excellent in Flavour. The following wore the times taken this took-of-a-goantity-of-sale-which was a roooption to their British brother-to morning :-
OLD TONIES. Cotswold, ons mile and a quarter, (1
40, 1.143, 1.49, 2.24, 2.657.
Quera, one mile and half, (1), 595, 1.174, 1.54, 2.30), 3.05), 3.371.
Craven, one milo, (i), 35, 1.121, 1.60), 9.231.
Blue Nilo, three-quarters, (0), 987, 1.19. 1.44.
Kingston, one mile and a half, (o), 40, 301.19, 166, 2.34,3.03, 3.41.
0
Proston, one mile and, three-quarters, 0 (0) 417, 1.25), 2.05, 2.43, 3.18, 3.648. ...11 4.274.
The second epoll was mainly in favour of the Y. M. O. A. though. "G" Company. put up a flae game. The spectators were moved to applauso continually. The half opened with a strong attack by the Y. M. C. A. and Cogne gave Saunders a hard ono to bold, but it was punched clear. Three times within a minute Saunders punched clear, his goal-keeping being very good, Another corner kick was given to the W, Pitt, Clements, b Dixon Y. M. C. A. and just afterwards a pensityL H. T. Apel, b Dixon ... was given agsinat "G" Company for hand-W. N. Edwards, e Martin, b Dixon...
D. McHardy, b Dizon... ing the ball within the penalty area. From the bully off Canton pressed, but Barlow took the kick and scored the first it was not long before they were driven gosi (1-0). "Hard Chesse," yolled the back and soon after the start Master supporters of the soldiers, and it certainly registered the first goal for Hongkong was a misfortune. However, the scorea The game fluctuated considerably, each wore equalised almost immediately after aide in turn pressing their opponents wands. Gas got away with the ball and dofence very severely, until at length sprinted down field with the ball at his toe Mastor again scored. Hongkong wero and Pioroy la purenit. In stopping him now two up, and the Canton men wore on Piercy kicked towards his own goal line. their mattlu, en making, a determined Hickling ran out and kicked clear before effort, all the forwarda got to work the ball crossed the line, but the referee Q11 the Hongkong defence, and aurulei it had gone behind and a corner was opportunity came which enabled Shel- given. Hickling punched the ball out loy to score for Canton with a good but not far enough-and in the scramble shot. Half time soon followed with a which enaded Miles found the nat. Both Boore of 2-1 against Canton. After the teams were now playing better than ever rostart, a fast ever game was seen, neither and good passing and defence were shown. sido could be said to have any advantage After fairly oven play Sharpe made a broak over the other. Hongkong, through along the wing and centred well. English Satterthwaite, scored early on in the (Lance- Jorpl.) ran in fact and kicked past escond half, but Cantou were not finished Hickling, putting his side one ahead (2-1). yet, and from a corner, and in the midst The game was fast and furiens, the ball tra- of a moldo in frout of goal. Shelley again volling from end to end with rapidity. scored; making the scored 3-2 in favour When right in front of the soldiers' goal a of Hongkong. Despite some very fine regular melee took place and Wilkes kicked efforts on the part of Barry and King, the ball in (2-2). Many of the spectators Dixon... Canton could not score again, and were thought that one of the soldiers had kicked Martin... houten by the odd goal in fire. It was a it to, but this was not to. From this to Lightfoot... fine, sporting game, evory man doing his the end the game was almost entirely in. Jovel best for his side, and playing in the favour of the Y. M. C. A. and they should true spirit of the game, consequently there have added at least a couple more goals. In wore fett stoppages for infringements of front of the not they were weak, and the rules, which made the game so much Saunders (the goalkooper) was strong. more attractivo from the spectator's point Tho gums ended in a draw and when the of vlow. In the Hongkong team Murphy teams met again the Y. M. C. A. sheald and Oglo played splendidly, but really win. There was several incidents which there was very little to choose among looked very much like fool play during the any of the man. The same remark applios game, but the referee was down on them to the Canton side; Lay, perhaps, in and gave a couple of free kicks. defence standing out as the best. He
certainly played a very sound game,
General regret was expressed at tho misfortune of Tylocota, Canton's skipper,
..
CLUB LUSITANO 7. BOTAL ARTILLERI.......
This match resulted in an easy win for
who in laid up sick, and in consequence he the Royal Artillery, by seven goals to mil.
was unable to play. The refereeing was
"in the capable hands of Mr T. C. Gry
for Hongkong and Lieut. Chrendish, R.N., for Canton.
-..
In the orening the teams and referees dined together at the Tai Wo mess on Shamoen speechos and souga kept things going till well after midnight. To-day Canton again try conclusions with Houg Long, and are hoping that the result may be rereraad.
Cricket.
KOWLOON V. R.E.
The following will represent Kowloin. Royal Engineers to-morrow at Kowloon :- Lightfoot, Dixon, Martin, Parkes, Tilkosd, Mackaskill, Harrop, Day, Robinson, Weaser and Laboud.
CELIGENGOWER V. TRLEGEAPIS.
The Craigengewor Cricket Club will most a team from the Eastern Extension Tele- graph Cu, on Enturday at 9.15 p.m. on the ground of the former. The 0.0.0. Team will be -L. E. Lammert (Capt). R. Bana,
W. N. Edwards, b Martin ...
J. Davis, c Robinson, b Martin L. H. T. Apol, b Martin
b Martin... D. McHardy W. Cooper, b Dizon A. C. Langley, b Martin T. Korr, & Martin, Dixon J. Dawach, run out,...
J. Watt, not out...
Sundries
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0
DERBY GRIFFIKƐ.
Bon Elon, one mile and a half, (0), '40, 1,173, 1.54, 2.30, 3.05, 3.381,
Beaufort, ons mila and a quarter, 0368, 1.188, 1,51, 2.24}," 2:56),
kept there. Under the influones of the arms. The atmost enthusiasm privalled. drink, they set fire to the store-room, which At nightfall, they all want to dinner on war atlil burning at the time this later board thecruiser d'Entremateaux." Itwas dispatch was forwarded. The medical offers most interesting affair and ended at eleven
■ Motoyams was attending to the fojured o'clock amid the strains of the “Marsell- men, Red Cross flag being holated as a laize" and "God Save the King,” precaution agalast attack,
Mosal Sukomatsu and five other leaders of the Shhsikal have been arrested on a charge of causing disorderly crowds to assemble. The news of the arrest of their
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A banquet was given the time night at Per the residence of M. Rodier, the Governor of Coobin-China. M. Rodler and Admiral Moore exchanged toasts.
A performance of Hamlet took place at the
Ladera has, however, inflamed the strikers more than ever, and they were preparing City Theatre after the banquet. The theatre to attack the police-staiton by night. The was crowded, and the play was an excep. despatch states that the police officials were tional success. In the same box with the prepared to retrost in the event of attack, Governor-General, were Admiral Moore (),A party of caveral bundred strikers were. M. Redies, and Admiral De Marolles, the
Naval Officer in Command. proparing to attack the reinforcements, who were expected from Nikko, at the Hoso-o mountain para.
Southwold, ona mile and a quarter w.ant mile, (1), 303, 1.33, 1.497, 2.218,
Southdown, one mila (1), 37, 1.14, 1.53. 2.25.
3
Manchurian Chief, one mile, (1), 40, 18 1.161, 1.53, 2.25.
6.6
10
2
12
SUBSCRIPTION. GEIPFING,1
The Skean Dhu, one mile, (i), 96, 1.10, 541.433, 2.18...
12
107
Ben Wyvis, one mile, (1), 37), 1131. 1.00, 2.24.
Of Chance, one mile and a quarter, (i),' 38, 1.16, 1.53, 2.30, 3.03).. :
Bilsdalo, one mile and a quarter, last 9 mlle, (i), 38, 1.147, 1.49), 2.247. -
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BOWLING ANALYSIŃ,
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W
... 12
68
6
... 11.3
2
14
5
100
1 0.
8
KOWLOON
FIRST INEING ↳
9
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Parkes, Kerr Mead, Kerr... Robineon, b Kerr..... Dizon, cand b Edwarda Martin, Kerr, b Edwards... Weanor, b Kerr Lightfoot, e Watt, & Kerr ... Day, rur nat ..... Clements, a and b Edwards Libeaud, b Edwards MeWanje, not out
Sundries...
Y. M. O. A. Sports.
The Y. M. O. A. athletic sports were
hald yesterday at Causeway Bay in the presence of a large number of spectators,
The results were :—
LONG JUMP : 1 (14ft. 2n.), G. H. Evans;
32, Wong Chuk Kwong. 2-100 YARDS FLAT RACE: 1, G. H. Evans 36 (1290cs.).
30
ONE MILE BICYCLE BACK: 1, J. C. Pollock an (Suvina. 3 secs.); 2, W. J.-Moyhing.
***
9 yards); James Chas; 2, Geo, Lam,
0
THROWING THE CRICKET BALL: 1, (90
A report has reached Ashio stating that
The following day, Admiral Moore and bis offers vialted Chelon, a thriving com. mercial subarb of Saigon, which was richly
company of troops had been dispatched decorated for the occasion. Being cordial
| andered to prossed to the milne,
HOW THE SYSTEM WORKED.
and their tosalers.
17
SOLE AGENTS.
$2.50 1.50
H. PRICE & CO..
WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS, 19; QoEES'S ROAD CENTRAL.
A GREAT INDUCEMENT.
Mark Twain's mother was a woman of
from the Takasaki Regiment for the ly received, they visited all the places of warm heart and generous impolsen. Her suppression of the disturbance, and that a importance, On the arrival of the Admiral interest in the affairs of her immediate force of police drawn from all the police at the Asylum for the Bled two of the neighbours was warmly human and de stations in Tochiel Profecture had been fumates played God Bare the King" on cidedly practical, though never ln the
the piano. The Admiral was highly pleased slightest degies intrusive, with their efforts, and congratulated theux As she grew to old age a death in her neighbourhood always aroused her deepest Racea at Saigon were the main features concern, and after trying to show to the of the day. The course was thronged with family her sympathy in the way of some Mr Younghusband was devoted to the pentatore, The British officers were pre practical help, she never failed to station girl, bat he would not have married on his
sent in great numbers and took keen herself at the window on the day of the salary of two pounds a week if he had not interest in the various events. Many of funeral to watch the sad procession of been thoroughly convincedebat two could them patronised the "pari-matoel" with carriages pass on the way to the demetery, live cheaper than one. It was a matter of profit to thaousives. Admiral Moore, the meanwhile awaying back and forth goutly economy to marry, he mid. So he married. Governor-General, and other higis officials and alowly in her chair, murmuring her And this is how the theory worked out.
«Mr Younghusband's wife was channing, even intellectual, but at the end of the
were present.
The Sports Clab then organised another
first three months they were heavily in football match, a British team meeting dolt, and there was more "billing than mixed one. A brilliant reception followed. cooing. All their talk was of retrenchment After the match, both of the teams repaired and economy, but in practica they wont to the Club Pavilion and M. Cremazy, the nega president of the Clals, proposed the health from bad to worso,
One syening Mr. Younghusband came of King Edward and of the guests. A home with a parcel under his arm, and British officer replied, in the name of his
200 YARDS FLAT RACE: 1 (28eecs.), G. H.hig step was buoyant, and there was light comrades, mying that they would never in his eyes. His wife was cartain that he forgot the hearty and hospitable way in 2 Trans; 2, Ko Po Shani.
ONE MILE WALKING PAGE: 1 (I had got the increase in salary for which which the Club had entertained them. minutes), Geo. Lain; 2, Wong Chuk they had been hoping.
In the evening, a grand dinner was given ... 114 Kwong,
"What is it, George?" she asked ex-on board the "King Alfred." at which the Governor General was present Admiral pactantly.
Moore proposed the he lth of the Governor "I've found out how to live on two General, in a neat and appropriate apeeth. ponuds a week.
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Total
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
M
-0 M B.
Kerr... Edward"...
... 15.4
0 40
... 18
I 4
4
Foley
30
24
0
.
BECOND INNINGS,
100 YARDS WHEELBARROW RACE 1, James Chuo and Moyhing; 2, Wong Chuk Kwong and G. H. Evans.
HALF-MILE FLAT RACE 1 (3 mine.), Ko
Po Sham; 2, G. E. Erans.
TWO MILER BICYCLE RACE: (for visitors);
1 (7 mine), Lo Breton; 2, Carroll,
444
12
5
Dixon, not out Lightfoot, b Kerr Robinson, Pitt, b Kerr Parkea, a Langley, b McHardy Martino and b Kerr.e
Sundries
Total, Faur picketa for ....
BOWLING ANALYSIS,
Kert Edwards McHenty
Rifio Shooting.
2
∙11
0
"Have you, really?"
Yes. It's all in this book," said he, opening the parcel. "Practical Hous THRES MILES BICYCLE RACE: 1, J, C. hold Economy, We'll spend the evening Follock; 2, W. A. Brandt.
440 YARDS FLAT, BACE: 1, Ko Po Sham; 2, G. H. Evane,
TALES-LEGGED RACE: 10. H. Esans
reading it.
How much did you pay for it." Twenty-five shillings-fire shillings down and we abilling a wook. I know
64 and R. E. Shaw; 2, W. J. Moyhing audit'e dear, but if it shows us how to live,
Ko Po Shami
CONSOLATION RACE: 1, J. M. Weng all, Lai Hoi Bungal
FIVE MILES DICYCLE RACE :1," Le
1 Broton; 2, J. O. Pollock,
General Prinos Fushini, who left Yoko hania ob the 19th instant for England, paid a visit to the Imperial Palaca, Tokyo, on Feb, to make farewell homage to the Imperial cenotaphe. On the same morning Baron Admiral Yamamoto, General Nieht, 1.0. Brawn, J. D. Kinnaird, R. Peston- The annual rifle match, Inspectors jes, LA A. Roso, G. Evans, E. Irving, S. versus Bergeanta and Constables of the
and other gentlemen who are to accompany Prines Fashimi to England, word given farewell audience by the Emperor. Mr Lowther, British Charge d'Affaires - la Tokyo, gavo a farewell dinner on the previous evening in honour of Prince Fushimi
RHEUMATIC PAINS QUICKLY RELIEVED.
E. Greau, G. H. Lyson, and H. Papp local police force, was shot off at the Tul Reserved. Pestonjes.
Hang range yesterday. Some very good shooting was done and the match resulted
119th INFANIEY D. CIVIL AZEVICE..
in a wie for the sergeants and constables,
The officials wore-President: Mr Wa
why, it'll be cheaper th Where did you get it" "Book
all the
to the efce to-day became
bought one. You don't seem specially enthusiastic. Don't you think it is a bargain!"
paying a hight tribute to the cordiality and enthusiasms displayed and to those who organised and took part in the various General replied stating that he was happy antorisinments provided,
The Governor
to hear that the Admiral and bis offsers would always hold their reception at Salgon in kindly remembrance. His Excellency observed that the reception given war not merely a display of official courtesy.
On January 28, at a.m. before departing Admiral Moure, took leave of the Governor
sympathy for the bereaved family, m
Ones when her son Samuel had moved his family to a new home in another city he wrote a letter to his mother begging her to come to them for a long visit, setting forth the pleasantness of the town, the comforts of the new house, the ontlock from the windows, and urging her to come at once. As an additional incentive to a
to an- early visit be added this:
our house. P.S. The funerals s'I passe
WEATHER REPORT.
The following notice is issued by Mr Figg of the Hongkong Ubservatory
On the 15th at 12.10p-The barometer had risen in 8. China and the Philippines, and fallen in N, Chine,
The high pressure stes remains over Central China, and gradienta, conticue moderate to rather steep.
Strong monsoon may be expected in the Formosa Uhannel and the China Bos,
r the 24 hours end- Forecast for the 24 hours ending at noon Hongkong Rainfall ingat 10a.m.to-day, 0,00 inches.
to-morrow.
ON
FORECAST DISTZLIOT.
+-fair,
Hongkong snd Noighbourhood: N.E to E. winde, strong fair
-Fortess Channel:
atrong
Channel: N.E." "winde,
3.South casat of “China between Kong-
kong and Lamocke: Same as No. 1.
South coast of China between Hong
"George," said Mrs Younghusband sad of Cochin China, Admiral Bolese, Admiral kong and Hainan : Sume 21 No, 1, J. Mophing Judges: Sergt. H. Garred ly, we were not made for economy. That Marolles, and General Duman, the Officer and C. C. Rutledge; Starter: Mr Edward book agent was here and sold mo one, Commanding the Troops The Squadron Mowfung; Sports Committee Messrs. Fr too!"
0. Loiner, W. J. Moyhing, James Chuc, Wong Chuk Kwong and Ko Po Slan W. J. Moghing, Hon, Treasurer, James Chuo, Hou, Secretary-
· KNOWS FRENCH.
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loft part in the following order; "Asites," Monmouth," and "King Alfred. On fearing, the band of the "King Alfred played the Marseillaise."
SPRAINS,
Sprain may be oured very quickly by A applying Chamberlain's Pam Balm to the injured parts every hour, and rabbing vigorously at each application. If the rub- bing causes too much palu, suply the Palm Balm without rubbing. If abould be ap- plied as soon as possible after the injury, received and before the parla beerme in famed and swollen. For sale by all chemite and storekeepers,
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By kind permission of Lt. Col. Price, D. 8. O., and Officers, the Band of the 129th Duke of Connaught's Own Balachia will play the following programme of music, at the above Hotel, during dinner, on
JAMAICAN LADY SPEAKS UIGH A friendly match has been arranged by but oven points, the men making 662
John (as home from college, to be Thursday the 14th Fob., (weather permit LY OF CHAMBERLAIN'S between the above lesins to take place on points and the inspectors 665. Ten men the Civil Service Ground to-morrow, Play shot on each alde, but only eight counted, young brother): Yes, Jim, I speaking
OOUGH REMEDY, A Frangea Costa RS Michael Hart, wife of the superin The Rer 8.0 Spender Smith, the oldest to start at 4.6 p.m. The following team has the Impactors counting out scores of 65 French fluently now."
Jim (who thinks he will lost his brother): Overturo Lojožaka. Cherubinítendent of Cart Sarvice at Kingston, cloric in the Isle of Purbeck, has told an THE exoruciating paine characteristic of been selected to represent the Civil and 71 and the other team scores of 70
Needham rheumatism and sofatios are quickly Service, H. T. Jaskman (Capt), Hon. Dr. Aut 64 The individual scores were Well, John, what does this antente Song Husheen......
some years nsed. Chamberlain's Cough, Re fire barrel organs in the churches in Pur- zellared by applying Chamberlain's Pain Bilm The great pain reliesing power of the J. M. Atkinson, R. A. B. Ponsonby, P. B. Inspectors Robinson 93, Withers. 78, cordiste, which one hears so mach about, Selection... A Ronaway Girl Mobokton Jamaica West Indies, says that she has for amusing story of the days when there were
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ani. Matador | caugh and has found it very beneficial. She progress at one of the churches, the oral- Holment ban bren the surprise sud delight Phelips, F. A. Biden, A. R. Raven, L Warnock 76, Gourley 83, Me Hardy 81 mean Chant Sans Paroles Tschaikowsk medy for coughs croup had whoopdog book. One Sunday whilst serving in John (who knows little French and no Selection....The Gandoliera Sullivan has foplait confidence in it and would not grinder auddonly leane nyer to the chair of thousands of auffarers. The quick relief Bolton, I E. Broit, A. G. File, P. &. Langley 73, Ritabia zis Jemidar. Gulab 95,
be without a bottle of it in her home. Bold and said Sing like mad the bellows is from pain which it affords is alone worth Adam and E. Dawson Riserve (counted out) Cameron 71 and Hansas 66. defeat): "Oh it's that red staff they put Tea Stop... Mr. Hicks of New York
Raymond by all obemats and storskesperna many times its cost. For sale by all
Coombs.
Bergeanta and Cometables Sergeants on Ice cream. abomists and storekeepers.