THE "BUFFS" ATHLETIC SPORTS.
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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1883.
CHINESE EMIGRATION.
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To-day's Advertisements.
FOR MANILA (DIRECT).
"FRANCISCO REYES,” Captain Gardogui, will be despatched for the above Fort, TO-DAY, the 5th April, at FIVE
For Freight or Passage, apply to
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FOR MANILA, VIA AMOY,' HE Steamship
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The above spots were commenced yesterday One of the most important counties to which teinoon on the Race Course. The weather thoáttention of Chinese emigrants has oflate been at first was a trifle son, but cleared up as the attracted, is that of Nouh Bounce. Favourably afternoon ware on and, baring a tendency to situated with regard to climate, possessing large THE Spanish Steamer sulti yness, was nearly elk that could be desired tracts of forest and fertile land, and within cary, for an athletic gathering or on alteroon's out-distance of Hongkong, Saigon, and Singapore, it ing. The attendance of spectators was fairly offers exceptional advantages to settlers. Gutta- large, but the fair sex were less numerously percha, rattan, camphor, beeswax, and bird-nests represented than they usually are... "at our muscular meetings. However, the "Grand Old Buffs" as that hardy veteran, General Sargent, calls them, can lay the flattering unction to their souls that what was wanting in quantity, so far as the fair sex were concerned, was made up in quality, Lady Bowen, the Misses Bowen, and Mrs. W. H. Marsh gracing the gathering with their presence. His Excellency Sir George Bowen, Commodore Cuming, Licut-Col Hobson, 'and many of the officers of the Gaulson were present and remained till the sports were concluded for the day. The Band of the Buffs, under the able leadership of bandmaster Quinn, played selections during the afternoon and added much to the enjoyment of the spectators The times given for some of the events, notably the quarter mile race, are exceedingly puding Green is credited with doing 50 4-5th seconds for the quarter mile, and in the mile only ran third, beaten by a long distance, the winner's time being smin. 24 1-5 seconds. The man who "clocked" the quarter mile race must have got alightly out of his reckoning as the time given is simply ridiculous. It may be news for the official time-keeper to learn that there are not six men in the world who corld do a quaiter in 50 4-5th seconds on the Wong-nei-chong race course in the month of Apil, and also that Mr. Green of the Buffs does not happen to be on of the men who can accomplish that wonderful performance. Some of the events were new troductions to the colony in the way of athletic int we hardly think the amateurs of Hongkong will ever introduce them into their annual sports, as splashing about in dit and mud is neither elegant.or pleasant. We append a report of the events and prize winners :-
Hongkong, 5th April, 1883.
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are the principal-natural products, while many kinds of fruits and grains have been succesfully cultivated. "Golden opportunities are easily lost though so difficult to obtain” wrote one of the leading Chinese capitalists of Hongkong, after having visited the country: "the Chinese are fighting to obtain a footing in foreign lands, and now North Borneo is open to emigrants and trade and commerce invited. There can be no doubt that the newly-opened country has inaug- urated its career in a most successful manner; a fact which is largely due to the closing of Aus- Captain Lewis, will be despatched for the above tralia and the United States to Chinese emi-Ports, on SATURDAY, the 7th Instang, at FIVE grants. The North Borneo Co. has shown a great deal of practical good sense in the choice of sites for the erection of residences and
For Freight or Passage, apply to
RUSSELL & Co townships. The general climate of the coun
General Managers. try is far better than that of the Sand- in the settlements is very small; even in Kudat, wich Islands or Sumatra, and the mortality which has latterly gained a somewhat unfavour- able reputation for its unhealthiness, the rate of mortality is, so far, much less than that of either Canton or Hongkong. The Indigenous popula- tion is of a higher grade of intelligence than that of the neighbouring great islands, and the na tives have shown themselves willing to assist settlers in clearing the ground and rendering it arable. They have already helped to clear large tracts of timber in the interior, and are Content to work well at low prices: a fact which timber, as without their assistance the cost of will certainly tend to increase the exportation of felling and transport would more than counter- balance the profit Mines of several kinds of ores have been reported from the central dis tricts, and extensive coal-fields have been dis-Trent in this Colony weighing 7.1.7, in TO SHANGHAI. covered, but the Borneo Co. has wisely chosen to give its attention to the development of trade and the welfare of immigrants before attempting any mining, operations. Yet it must be not a DUTTING THE SHOP, 24lbs. (without a follow)little comforting to the shareholders to know --1st prize, 82, and, $1.
that, in the case of the possible failure of their colonization schemes, the mineral products would probably make up for all other losses.
A strong protest was raised in the fall of last year by some influential Chinese against the en- forcement of Import and export duties. Up to September, an ad valorem duty of 5 per cent. was,payabic on all imported goods, while no less than to per cent was demanded on all exports. It was urged that such measures would be certain was still in a wild state, and grass had to be cut to check the influx of Chinese, for the country and trees felled in order to erect even the most temporary dwellings, only a very little was needed to discourage settlers, and if a duty of to" per cent was to be raised on the little they that immigrants would simply engage in mer might be able to expo, It was morally certain
not atte crtensive. as culture. Hongkong cantile pursuits, settling in the coast ports, and to, penetrate, into the land for, the the Chinese argued, has but little arable land, the soil is not fertile, nor are there large wooded districts; yeb people are daily pouring in and taking up their residences on the island, because they have every facility for the import, storing and export of goods. Again, whereas, there s the greatest necessity for the felling of trees along the coast of Nothern Borneo in order to erect suitable habitations and assist in pay ing ground-tax, unexport duty of fo per cent, would render it quite impossible to realize profit on the timber, It must be said, to the credit of the Boraco Co., that immediate notice was taken by them of these complaints, backed as they were by the sound advice of Sir Walter Medhurst, a man who thoroughly understands Chinese human nature. For," as one of the
Mara (24 ft. 10 in.)...
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Neville (23 ft. 7 in.) ............ BROAD JUMP-1st prize, 83, and, $2. Wensley (17 ft. 4'11.)' miininenésénovide Mara (17 feet.) THROWING THE CRICKET BALL.—1st prize,
Sá, 2nd, Si.
Dowdedge (9 yds, 1 ft, a inå)..... 1 Moss (99 yards)..unatimiänika 2 RECRUITS RACE, (200 yards, under 2 years) 1st prize, Sz; and St.
Wood (H. Company), ........................ Reynolds (C. Company),
Taylor (F. Company), ****
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Time, 22 seconds.
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Wood ran in goed form and won by nearly dozen yards.
QUAKTER MILE RACE-1st prize, $5, and, 82,
3rd, Sr.
Green (D Company)... Mara (C Company).....
Else (H Company).
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Time, (official) so 4-5th seconda good race from start to dish, Green winning by about two yards, half a yard separating the second and third.
¿N. C. Officers' Race, (100 yarda).—1st prize, $3, 2nd, 82, 3rd, St.
Drum Major Gleeson (C. Company), I Lance Corp. Withers (E. Company) a Lance-Serge Edgehill (F. Company) 3 Time,11 1-5th seconds. Gleeson won by a couple of yards, Withers beating Edgehill by a couple of feet for second place.
STRANGERS RACE, (ICɔ yards).--at prise, $41
2nd, $2,
Pte. Stevens, RM.LJ.
Pie Macarty, Rio-diamymienny, W. Austin, RN, ................................. Won by 3 yards. Time, it 2-5th seca.
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leading Chincac wrote, "it is better to incur a slight loss of revenue at the outset, than to stop the very source of future profit.”
What interest Chinese capitalists have taken in the new colony is well evinced by their forma- tion of the Sabah Land Farming Co. This MILE RACE First prize, $5, and, #3, 3rd: $1 enterprising Company, starting with a nominal
Hanrahan (E. Company), ** I Day (F. Company)
capital of 400,000 taels, has bought up forty thoe Green (D. Company)
sand acres of land for the purpose of wholesale cultivation of various important plants and grains. Hantaban won easily in 5 min. 24:1-5th secs.
The district chosen lies in close proximity to OFFICERS' STEEPLE CHASE, (400 yards), prize, Sarawak, the fertility of the soil of which place is almost proverbial, and comprises ter thousand acres of forests, twenty thousand of level ground, and ten thousand of hill-land. With the ac
a cup.
Lieut. D'Aeth Lieut. Lloyd f
or 3
...dead heat.
TUG OF WAR Regimental Team.-Open to customed promptitude of young and sanguine
all comers, prize, $10.
The Buff.............................. Scratch team.
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Only one team opposed the Buffs, composed of men from the Audacious and Curacea, the red coats winning easily,
WILL O' THE WISP.--First prize, $2; and #1. After some tumbling about in a ditch filled with water, Marchant, of E. Company, collared "Will" and gained first money. At the second caspy, for second money, Mara, of C. Company, whose bandage was indifferently adjusted, soon ran "Will" to grass and secured the Mexican
WHEELBARROW RACE, (80. yards blindfolded), 1st prize,' $2 ; and, §i,
The competitors in the above event were put In coupica, one in the barrow and the other in the shafts. After an exciting contest, Mars, (Company) and Fogarty, D Company) came in first : Mann and Russell (D Company) belag a good second...
Palabria This concluded the programme for the fint day. MAILS EXPECTED F
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will be raised in the low-lands. The Borneo Co. has sent agents throughout the southern provinces of Ching to induce petty farmers and small larid owners to sell out, and take up larger tracts round ease the new settlers have expressed themselves and about the Sabah district, and in almost every well pleased with the change. Indeed, immi- grant say that fruits and grains brought from the Kwangtung province flourish amazingly in the
The Tenders to state the total amount required (in Rupees) and the amount for which each Bill should be drawn, but no Bills will be issued for sums below Rs. 10,000,
The Tenders to be in duplicate in sealed covers, addressed to the "Staff Payniaster" and endorsed "Tenders for Government Billa."
The right to accept or reject any or all the
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Hangkong,, 135i January, 1882, 24 yond all question for even in Sarawak the of the hair. The basis of this compound is NEA GUEDES & CO. exports have largely increased of Inte years, made of soap root; the natives of the Philip especially as regards pepper and gambler, and pine Islands never use anything else for PRINTE
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ANTON and Shanghai Gauzes, Crape Shawls, Lacquered and Ivory Wares, Curios, &c., pace with those of Garawak it is trae that hair from 5 to 6 feet long. By constantly using everything fa as yet in embiyo,, but harveststlina thir Shampoo Wash as directed, you will
EVERY KIND OF WORK EXECUTED WITH Chi's Curtos GOLD and SILVER JEWELRY key The best house in the trade for high- It rapidly drawing at
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ON Seals, &c., &c. The public and Travellers are The O. & O steamer Gate, with the next babitants of Kudat to hear that there is a probperties it will without fall arrest decaying young colony, it must be unpleasing to the in entirely confident that by its restorative pro-
ODERATE TERMS, "
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Mr. MOORE has succeeded in being able to know as yet whether to be pleased, or the possible good. Moreover, the Chinese con- ferment, and he will guaranice it to keep any victa would undoubtedly find a "cliss In every length of time in any climate. community of their compatriots ready to sympa size with them, and deplore their hard fate. The
FOR SALE ONLY BY MOORE & Co.,
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Queen's Road Central Hongkong, 25th January, 1883. close confinement and penal servitude within. the walls of the gaul, but forced Employment and SAM der the possible gaze of former friends and ac- quaintances is to him simbat worse than capital punishments. He will not a CHS. J. GAUPP & CO.
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The E.&A S S. Coastéamer - Afcuments fed with the country will far outweigh put this wash up in bottles without allowing it to
Darwin for this port on the sythädärch" and may be expected here on or about the 6th Instant
The OS. SL Coy's steamer Antenor, from London, left Sipgapore on the afternoon of the 318 March, and is due here on the 7th instant,
The steamer Gianfrais, (rom London, left Singapore. for this post on the sid fnstant and may be looked for here on or about the roth. “
HONGKONG:TEMPERATURE.
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prison. For this reason, if for other, the ployment of convicts! în dewly settled
is to be strongly condensed a understand how the HongkDNE
any other paper; could speak fiv
aproceeding It is to be hoped
as was the case with Labqan year the Secretary of State, will refus
deportation of coricts
Wukly Mall,
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SHANKS, REVELL & Co., PROPRIETORS, NEWSPAPER, BOOK, MUSIC & GENERAL TYPE FOUNDERS
WINE MERCHANT AND GENERAL
·COMMISSION AGENTINOM afsi kuplente vik, KANGERTENG IN ANY No. 5, D'AGUILAR STRESIANA FAS always on han
CHDIGE WINES of the best quality, at large assortment of
Sole Proprietors of JOHNSON, and ATKINSON'S Moderate Pricena jahedadero mekansk Automatic Machinery for Casting and Finishing Hongkong, and October, 1882, 1665 Printing Type, and Manufacturers of: JOHNSON'S
Patent Hard Metal, patented April 5th 18541
Estimates for Newspaper, Book, and Jobbing Plant or specially reduced rates.
HRONOMETER, WATCH, AND
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OFTICIANS, ARTS AND BOOKS, Gy
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hest Prizes
warded the t every Exhibition -- and -
for Voigtländer and Sohn's,
TED OPERA GLASSES, MAKINM GLASSES TARD BSPYGLASSES. QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL (447
TYPHOONS BOY THE EASTERN SEAS
BREVET LIEUT COL HS. PALMER, NOMADAS AS ROYAL ENGINEERS, Being a Review of Pere Decheyren's Work on the Typhoons of the China Sea. KELLY & WALSH-HONGKONG, Hongkong, toth November, 188231,17
D. K. GRIFFITH. "ANUFACTURER OF THE LONDON
AERATED WATERS BEACONSTIELD ARCADE
(Opposite the City!!
the City Hall) ******
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Having Purchased the entire Machinery of the
Min Late Mr. E. CHASTELAS SUZ SODA WATER - FACTORY />
is now prepared to execute the largest orders for every description of Aciated Waters with Promptness and desprichs GUTERIOR QUALITY.
All kinds of Printing Machines, Presses, Paper, and everything connecte
Printing Business 18 sæupplied on most
[SPECIAL:: AGENT FOR CHI
ROBERT FRASE
FEDDAR'S HILL, HOR Konyμh February, 1882/
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to The Factor
BASSETT BEACON Hongkong 11th April