FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1808.
--BANDMANN COMEDY.
COMPANY.
*Mr Pready and the Countess."
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Hongkong gave a right hearty welcome.
OXFORD LOCAL EXAMINA- TIONE.
Hongkong Contra, 1909,
HONOURS LIT Soutor Candidates who satisfied the examiners and obtained bonours and the
School.
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PASS. LII. First Division.
to the Bandians No. 1 Comedy Company title of associate in arta - last night. I was case of renewing.
Nama acquaintances to a large extent, for preti-Tan-Kuren, J. B. cally, every member of the talented com-Wan Shuk Ching bination had previously been seen at the Theatre Royal. That the good impressions previously formed of the capabilities of the performers were again conßrmed on this opening night goes without saying. There was a large gathering of patrons, and those showed their delight with the evening's entertainment in no uncertain manner.
It is charmeforistic of the Bandmann management that opportunity should be provided for those whose lot is cast in the Far East to be able to see some of the latest London productions. Sach an ona was the amusing little three-act comedy *pressated "last night. **Mr Proody and the Counthes" is, indeed, still ruuning at the Criterion Thostre, London, and no, "after all, thanks to Mr Mauriçe · Band- mano, we are not at all behind the timso out here in this far-off corner of tho Empire. The play is written by E. C. Carton, and in its main theme does not diverge from the decal conventionalities of Comedy. In order to continue in the good books of his dictatorial business part- ner (Mr Bourisall), Mr. Freody, a quiet young bachelor, consents to take charge of a giddy Countess while the first-named is abeunt on urgent domestic concerns which have suddenly called him away, When it is stated that-Mr Proody possesses but the most limited accomodation in his house, that he has just previously botrothed himseil to a young indy whose views on social life are hardly those of the Countess's, that Eis only man servant is of the prying, interfering order, and that the relatives of the Countess, including hor husband bimsuit, do not cling to orthodox "opinions.cn matters of marital relationship, it will be readily conceived that the play gives scope for plenty of amusement and fun. Of course all is smoothed out in the end, though one was rather surprised that a woman of so much independenco as the Countess had shown horself to possess should have so indiferently regarded hor shabby treatment by Mr Bounesil and so quietly acquiesced in resuming ordinary relations with her reckless husband. Ä departure from such conventionality at tha conslusion of the play would have been evor so much more effective.
Of the perforcars thoumalves nothing but praise can be writion. "There was not a weak spot in the whole casto. On Mr Freedy, Mr E. Spencer Geach, as well- likod by
Bongkong audiences, the bulk of the work fell. Ee wis on the stage throughout. and
Al- W:3 ways frest and full of fo. His interpretation of the well meaning bat perplexed young man was most happy. Mas Lillias Dandas, a charming Indy, took the part of the Countess and invested it with just chat touch-of-vivacity which required. In the finer points of the art she was always seen at her bost, while ber work in the concluding conas of the play showed that her study of character has not "been without good results. Two other characters stood out prominently-they were Bilzen (Mr Proody's servant), and Mr Bounsall. In the former Mr Harry Neville was a great success, while to merely state that the other part was in the heads of Mr Henry Dallas is tautamqunt tử asserting that it could not be better interprotod. The minor characters were also well taken, Mx Charles Vano, Mir -Douglas · Vigors and-Mr-Gordon-Melrod Juka o tal aristocratic trio: Brisa
Harcourt being charming as the lady's maid; and Mine Lucy Beaumont, Misa Helen Russel. Mr Alex Alves, and Mir Edward Granby also doing well in their rospective parts.
To-night there should be crowded house, for **Raffles" is to be staged.
A PROBATE MOTION.
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At the Supreme Court this morning, before the Acting Chief Justice (the Mr W. Bees Davies.) sitting in Hon. probate jurisdiction, Mr Eldon Potter mentioned the motion which had previous- -17 besu before the Court for the revocation of the letters of administration of the estato of Ip Chuk Kai, which had been granted to one Ip Iu Kwon. The case was adjourned some low days ago in order that a further affidavit should be filed. That had now been done,
His Lordship said he had read the affidavit which he had ordersa to be filed so as to wcw that Ip In Kwon was aware that the application was being made. The former affidavit had been applied as fully as it could be under the circumstances, and The should therefore grant the application. Mr Potter, dealing with the question of costa, said he thought that in a caso like this in which the defaulting administrator had an interest in the property the costs should - come out of thas particular portion of the property in which he was interested. It was a serious matter, and he thought that the man ought to be made to pay the penalty.
His Lordship made an order that the -costa-should-come out-of-the estate, and gave leave for My Potter to apply in chambers that they should be chargeable to the portion of the property in which Ip la Kwon had a personal interest.
'CHANGING CYCLE TYRES.
Mr Dimmon, of the Public Works Depart mant, summoned iko manager, of, é apolo repair shop, before Mr J. E. Wood, at the Magistracy to-day for atesling a tyre.
Mr Otto Kong Bing defended. Complainant stated that he had, two
He
- eyolca, one old and the other nowy-and-on the rear wheel of the old machine Chore was snow tube, value $16.00, which he land not had returned to his. He had bought the tyre originally from defendant. had remained in the shop while the michine was being repaired-clanging the byron, In about three quarters of an hour defen- dant handed him back the machine and at once he said that the byrs on the front whoel of one of the machines did not belong to him." The tyre which defendant gave him was an inferior one.
Cross-examined by Mr Otto Kong Sing wibuss denied owing defendant any money. and when he complained he did not make sny search for the tyro-He had not made
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Defendant stated that he changed the tyros de directed by complainant sod the
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one orele to the other
PLES ORMS WERa diamissèdi
Senior Candidatos born on or after July 1, 1800, who satisfied the examiners and obtained the title of associate in meta
Chan Ying Wing
I Kam+ Cheng Yun tin
Chang
Cheung Yat- chit.
Chiu Yan Tak
Elis Rytis
Fung Man Suit .....
Hall. Wy Leung Nai Chunt Lenng Nai Hangt Litton, G...
Lo khi hoi
Mayer, I.
Ng Kupei.
Pravost, P.. H...
See Chong Su,
Sequeira, C
Silva, J... Souza, John
Souza, Joseph Strangman, T. G.: Tai Tung-pui Thus, J.
Wei Wing Hop.....
.8,
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+ Obtained Distination in Chalon Chinesa.
* Obtained Distinction in French.
Second Division.. candidates who, having been born before Containing the names of the senior July 1, 1890, satisfied the examiners!--
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I need not my bow horrified the whols nation felt when the sad "nows of the tragedy at Harbin first flared through. Prince Ito, the foremost man in the land, had
been striaken down Buff by the hand of a cowardly assamini.. Even | ....
Second Division": 4th Round.
B.O.C. v, M.R.C. on 9.30 p.m. Referee,” Q.M.B. Barafatber, R.E
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How the people lock atunned at the RCA Co Buff, on Parade Bechstein, awfulness of the catastrophe, Prince Ito Ground at 400 p.m. Refus, Corp Kally. (occupied, a2 unique position, in the hearts 4.8.0.
of his countrymen. He had ascended, a "B" Co. Buffs v. 88th Co, B.G.. on it were, to the bigboat peak attainable by Military Ground at 3.30 pm. Refaros, Japanese subject and his chamoter ward Co. RA. v. 87th Ca RQA. st
Sapper Heigh, R.EN, known to all," lover of peace and Lyomin at 400 p.m. Raleres, Sergeant moderation, a great constructive statesman, Edwards.
■ sagacious counsellor, his loss is really irreparable. When the news was first carried by Count Romurs, Minister for Foreign Affairs, to the Palace, the Emperor was profoundly moved. His Majesty at kong Football Club's ground at 2,30 pm
the Moslems will be represented by once called a meeting of all prominent. M. Box; 5. Barbeam, - Alim Khan; statomen, including Prince Yamagata and N. Ramjaho, A. Aroull & Moo Marquia Inouye and then raised the de Markar, S. 3. Ismail, O. G. Markar, M.. cased statesman to the First Class, of the Rumjahn and J. M. Dyer. Referee- Junior Rank-only one step below the Mikadu kimmelf. Only one other "man. In all Japan holds this rank, the last of the Shogans, Prince Keiki Tokugawa. The aged Princess It lies very ill at the
Most R.C. v. Bors” Own Cove, “ In this match, to be played on the Hong
M. S. Barnfather BE Boys Own Club..Goal K. Khan; beaks, T. "Abba,
A. A. Abbas: half back H. Goldenberg D. Dorward, Takedars, forwards, 8. Tea, T. Heigh, G
quiet seaside vills at Oiso where she bat D.T.H. Goldenber.", Stemmers,
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spent so much of her time in recent years.
NAVAL YARD, FORGAT.C On receiving the abocking sews she had a sortons relapse. Her daughters;" Via- • To be played on Nam) Ground at 4 p.m. countess Buyamatau and Baroness NishiNaval Fard-Goal, Barells; Backs, are attending ber. The family declined Harding Rochfood; half-backs, Face, the gift of yon 30,000 offered by the Haines, Danley; forwards, Crowley, Han- Emperor of Korea towards defraging the ning, Meara, Macey, Dalrial: Referon, kir funeral expenses.
Hamson:
Judgment has been delivered. In the
HONGKONG CLUET. BUTTS Nippon Deep Sea Fishing Company in the Club against the Buffs on Saturday on Tokyo District Court in the case of the
The following have been chosen to pay for which Lieut. General Yenys (on the retired the Club Ground; kick-off at 4 o'clock:-- list) and eight business men, including MC.C. Hickling, A. Hamilton, J. McCubbin; K. Sudzuki, a member of the Lower Ricketts, R. Barlow, W. Ironside; F.G. House. were involved. Lieut. Ganoral) Yenys was sentenced to seven yek minor Carroll, A. Whitmarsh; 0.. Enger; H
Hertalet, J. D. Danby Rotereo-Qur penal servitude and sight of the ac eused to imprisonment varying from six months to four year. The defendanta wore ordered to pay to the company yen ex-168,000 which it is alleged they embedded.
Ta Chan-ting... U Wing Tek. Tip Hin Fongurang
obtained Certificatas exempting them from Responsions
HONOURS LIST.
Junior candidates who satisfied the aminers and obtained honoura :—
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Chau Taun Nint
PASS LIST.
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Containing the name of the Junior can- didates born on or after July 1, 1803, who satisfied the examiners :-
First Division.
Baptiste, R. D.. Qozco, Gutierrez, F. S... Ho Wing hin Leang lu-Wing. Clement Mok.. Eodrigues,.J. S. Rozario, D. Smith, J. A. Smith,
M...
So Man-kung Trang Ouwing Wilmu, .. Witta, G.
Joseph Yau Loy Yeung Ning-chan Young Pui-fung + Obtained Distinction in Chinese. Gutierrez, V.
Second Division. Containing the names of the Junior Candidates who, haring boas born before July 1, 1893, satisfied the Exminers
Anderson, J. C........ Earrenengoa, R... Chan King On .....Choing Kai........
Cheung Wing-tai ............. da Luz, R.. F.... Go Hisp, J. Gootherts, L. Hung Kwok-Chi Team Tung Lopes. J. M de J. Mattos, J. M.... Ralmat, L..
Remedios, J. M. U Sheong U SU
. U Sawing ................ U. Tsan ***** Wei Wing Look Wei Wieg Wong Hon Wong Fing-hos... Wong hin Tang......
Wong Tại Đạo Yeung Too-wing. Pestanjee, J...
HONOURS. LIST.
examiners and obtained heneUIS :-----
Third Class. Úzoria, H. A...
D.
3.
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The final appeal of Mr T. Takano, former. ly President of the Formcaan Appeal Court, and later a member of the Löwer House, who was charged with complicity in the Yokohama Savings Bank scandal--- has boss dismissed by the Court of Cana tion. He was removed to Tokyo Prison on the 24th inst to serve eighteen montba' imprisonment.
Longue Cricket.
FIXTURES FOR Saturday. Police v. Civil Service. Craigengower v. Kowloon Telegraphs v. Hongkong. Kowlcon "A", Civil Service. “A”.
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Harold Winder tiations with the Tokyo representative of Lt. Innes took 9 wickets for 14 runs and & Belgium Syndicate. It is said that the Smith 1 for 40. The scoros WOTE :——-
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far from Yokosuka. A large number of Japanese military offcers and oficials as well as Sir Claude MacDonald ́and Admiral Sir Hadworth Tambton, who travelled down in B.M.S. Alacrity Ware prosent. Mr Sadzuki, Mayor of Yoko- suka, having delivered * speech warm Tonesaria terms, the British Ambassador replied Smith. Baroa Sufa, Governor of Kanagawa Pre- tecture, then gave sa explanation of the reason for removing the tomb to the new public park and expressed his sincere K Liaut, Innes, o Wodehouse, b McLennan 11 bitude for the handsome way in which most of the money needed for the work had been provided by foreigners living in Tokyo and Yokohama. The spirit of the old iz bethan Englishman. mast have been gratified to know that his memory is still Preliminary Candidates who satisfied the to be kept green in Japan.
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Cant H. Europe and Ameries following the long H. C. Baird, T. E. Pearce, R. E. O. Bird, period of doliness caused by the great A. G. E. Elborough, P. E. H. Olivos, Capt. D.Gpanio, and the bountiful harvests in America Beasley WN. Edwards, Lient Anderson, DIG. and Russia The Bank of England, always Loot Bagnall, and Capt. Garnett.
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First Division Preliminary. Candidates born on after July 1, 186, who tired the examiners--
Botelho, E. H..... Breitenfeldt, .. Brown, D. Lam Ng Fuk.. Lee, J. W.
Lei Ting Chinos Leung Hon Chi.... Mayer, Me M. Palmer, B. W. Panicolai, I Ramedics, L. G. Ribeiro, L. G. Wong, P Young
B. -Judah, R... Boelberg, B...
Second Division. Containing the names of the preliminary candidates who, haring, boen bore before Joly lat, 1905, satisfied the cinema
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HAU, J. Hang Pak-lam Lai Han Chin,
Lai Had Young Lo Kwan Tu Pereira, J. Besoedios F... Rowan, T. Ramjaho, A Teo Man Hon.. Vallo Perez, Wa Ufu... Xavier, M.A... Yang Hin hang Barrington, B. Gittens G
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