Entimations.
WHY IS
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1896.
ARMOUR'S BEEF JUICE
PREFERRED TO ANY OTHER MAKE BY THE PHYSICIAN AND PUBLIC.
BECAUSE THEY KNOW THAT GOOD RESULTS FOLLOW ITS USB.
-A SPECIALITY FOR INVALIDS.
....
REQUIRES NO DIGESTIVE EFFORT.
THE PULSE QUICKENED AND THE HEART'S ACTION STRENGTHENED,
"INVALUABLE IN THE SICK ROOM.
SOLE AGENTS 20-
Hongkong, ani January, 1896.
WATKINS & CO., APOTHECARIES' HALL, 66, Queen's Road Central,
Coday's Advertisements.
THEATRE
CITY HALL.
ROYAL,
Under the Distinguished Pa onago and in the
presence of
To-day's Advertisements.
THEATRE
CITY HALL
ROYAL
THE FONGKONG, AMATEUR DRAMATIC
CLUB
His Excellency Vice-Admiral BULLER, CB HOND
A POPULAR
BALLAD CONCERT,
IN AID OF
THE EDGAR RELIEF FUND,
BY
SIGNORINA BELINFANTY, Asisted by
Surgeon-Major Hayes, psó. Dr. MEADOWS, Mr. DANENBERG and Mr. W. E. CROW,
WILL BE GIVEN ON
SATURDAY, the 15th February, 1895, ATO 15 P.M.
TICKETS-$2. (Rese, red) and $1, may bá obtained from Messrs. KELLY & WALSH, LA,
Hongkong, 8th February, 1806.
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HONGKONG VOLUNTEER CORPS.
CORPS ORDERS FOR WEEK ENDING 15TH FEBRUARY, 1856.
GENERAL.
No. 142.-Members in scission of the undermentioned Carbines ar: directed to return them at once to Headquarters for overhauling by the Corps Armourer (-
Nos. 18, 23, 62, gamed 125.
FIELD BATTERY,
No. 343-64-pĽ DRILL~~There will be 64-pr, Drill by Detachments ns under :-
No. 1 Detachment-Monday, 9 P.M. No, 2 Detachment-Monday, 5.30 PM. No. 1 Detachment-Tue-day, 5.30 P.M. No. 4 Detachment-Tuesday, 9 P.3. No. Detachment-Wednesday, 1.30 PM, No 6 Detachment-Wednesday, F.M. Each Detachment will be drilled by the Instructor, and the Officers and N. C. Officers should endeavour to attend when their respective Detachments are drilling.
No. 344-64-pr. GÜN COMPETITION— Stonecutters Island, on THURSDAY, the 13th lastan.Battery will Parade at Headquarters ab 9.35 Ak, sharp.
Uniform Serge, helmets and great coats. Kowloon Dock Detachment will leave Dock | at.8.45 A.M. sharp and be at Headquarters to march away with remainder of Battery at 9.15 AM (Transport will be provided. Tiffin will be provided.)
No. 145,-JOINED—Gunner H. A. LAMMERT, 4.296 and assigned Corps-No. 159 and posted to No. 3 Detachment.
No. 346SIGNALLING-Headquarters,—— MONDAY and WEDNESDAY, at 5 PM. '
NOTICE."
Applications from Gentlemen desirous of loluing the Corps should be sent to VOLUNTEER HEADQUARTERS, when a cooy of the Regulations, · &c, will be sent, and any Information afforded
By Order.
L. A. C. GORDON,
Captain R.A.,
Adjutant, H.K.V.C.
⚫ Hongkong, 8th February, 1806.
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THE CHINA AND MANILA STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED.
FOR MANILA (DIRECT),
THE Company's Steamship
4. P.M.
"ESMERALDA,"
Captain G. A. Tayler, will be despatched for the above-Port-au-MONDAY, the Toth Suntant, af This Steamer bas Superior Accommodation for Passengers, and is fitted with the Electric Light.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
SHEWAN & Co.,
General Managers. Hongkong, 8th Febrcary, 1895.
DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
LIMITED.
FOR SWATOW.
THE Company's Chartered Steamship
„"COSMOPOLIT,"|-
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Captain Holts, will be despatched for the above. Port an TUESDAY, the 11th Instant, at "Daylight.
For. Freight or Passage, apply to
DOUGLAS LAFRAIK & Co.,
General Managers. Hongkong, 8th February, 1896.
DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
-LIMITED/
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FOR SWATOW; AMOY, TAIWANFOO AND TAKAQ.
THE Company's Steamihip
"THALES,"
"Captain H." Bathurst, will be despatched for the
Will give Two Performances of
TRIAL BY JURY' and
"CREATURES OF IMPULSE" TO-NIGHT
(SATURDAY), the 8th February, 189",
MONDAY, 10th February, 1896. Commencing each Evening at 9 PM. precisely.
TICKETS can be obtained at the THEATRE ROYAL.
́BOOKING OFFICE open each day from 10 AM to 4 P.ME.
Frices $1. $1 and $i,
The Public are reminded that NO CHITS WILL BE TAKEN st the Booklag Office.
LATE TRAMS 15 minutes after each Perfor-
mance.
Hongkong, 8th Febrosry, 1895,
CHINESE NEW YEAR HOLIDAY.
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T OFFICES lll be CLOSED for the OOH Undermeniloned INSURANCE Tsaction of Public Buslaess on THURS. DAY, the 13th instant
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JARDINE, MATHESON & CO,
General Agents,
CANTON INSURANCE OFFICE, LD, General Managers,
HONGKONG FIRE INSURANCE Co, LD,
N. J. EDE,
Secretary,
UNION INSURANCE SOCIETY
CANTON, LD.
B. C. T. GRAY,
Acting Agent,
W.
NORTH-CHINA INSURANCE CO., LD. H. RAY, Secretary,
or
..........._CHINA TRADERS INSURANCE_Co.,.LD..| SHEWAN & CO.,
Agents.
YANOTSZE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION.LD. GEORGE L. TOMLIN,
Acting Secretary,
CHINA FIRE INSURANCE CO., LD.
WM. MACBEAN,
...Manager,
THE STRAITS INSURANCE CO., Lo. Hongkong, 8th February, 1896.
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PUBLIC AUCTION
OF
A. VALUABLE COLLECTION OF WORKS OF AR T.
THE
HE Undersigned has received instructions
to Sell by
ON
PUBLIC AUCTION, SATURDAY, the 15th February, 1896, commencing at 2.30 P.,
at his SALES ROOMS, DUDDELL STREET, ONE OF THE FINEST AND MOST VALUABLE COLLECTIONS
07
JAPANESE WORKS OF ART{!
ever offered in this Colony for public.Competition. Catalogues will be ready and the Articles on View from THURSDAY, the 13th instant,
TERMS OF SALE --As customary.
GEO. P. LAMMERT,
Auctioneer. Hongkong, 8th February, 1896,
Intimations.
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DAKIN, CRUICKSHANK & COMPANY, LIMITED,
· VICTORIA DISPENSARY,
HONGKONG.
AERATED WATERS.
SIMPLE AERATED WATER. SODA
ODA WATER.
*INGER"ALE,
Above Ports on TUESDAY, the sith fustant, G
at Daylight.
For Freight or Pastage, apply to
DOUGLAS LAPRAIK & Co., General Manager.
Hongkong, 8th February, 1896.
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THE CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGA- TION COMPANY, LIMITED.
FOR LONDON, VIA SÍNGAPORE
AND COCHIN.
THE Company's Steamship
"NINGCHOW,"
H. Harils, Commander, will be despatched as
above on or about the rách jasant.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
"HOLLIDAY, WISE & Co., Agente, Hongkong, 8th February, Tigó,
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EMONADE
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SARSAPARILLA, RA
Intimations.
"A. S. WATSON & CO.,
LIMITED.
ESTABLISHED A.D. 1841.
WINES
AND
SPIRIT S.
ALL these are selected by our London House, bought direct at first hand, Imported in wood and bottled by ourselves, thus saving all later- mediate profits, and enabling us to supply the best growths at MODERATE PRICES.
PRICE LISTS,
with Full Detalls, to be had an Application, PORT alter removal should be rested a month
before use.
When required for drinking at once it should be ordered to be decanted at the Dispensary before being sent out. SHERRY.-Excellent Planer and After Dinner Wines of 'very superior Vintages. All are
trus Xeres Wines.
CLARET.—Our Clarets, including the lowest priced, are guaranteed to be the genuine product of the juice of the grape and are not artfficially made from raistas and currents as is generally the cars with Cheap Wines. BRANDY-All our Brandy is guaranteed to be pure Cegune, the difference in price being merely a question of age and vintage. WHISKY.-All our Whisky is of excellent quality and of greater age than most brands in the market. The Scorch Wasicy marked “E" is universally popular, and is "pronounced by the best local connoisseurs to be superior to any other brand in the Hongkong market.
We only guarantee our WINES and SPIRITS to be genuine when bought direct from us in the Colony or from our authorised Agents at the Coast Forts.
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BIRTHS.
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Ayaw days ago the King of Slam, while walking KoWLOON Inland Lot No. 674, at Yêu mati, In His palace, slipped and sprained his kaço. _will_be_reld_ms. auction on Monday at 4 pm..
Arék 7,500 square fest; manual rental $1051 | upust price $1,500.
| CHING YO-TING, Meterr. Findlay, Richardson & Co.'s defaulting compradore, han ten releas 1
· from custody after paying $15,00n to the 'firm in Yokohama..
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Tax andóal meeting of the Wanchat Warehouse and Storage Company will be helt at 3 pm, on Monday, at the office of the Gamezel Manager, No. 5. Queen's Road Central.
“Tax Billlih men-of-wat Ragar, Piqua, Rainbow
and Spartan are now at Nagarsk), awaiting the arrival of the store-ship Humber, which left hɩre last Tuesday with supplies and superaumeraries
for the vessele samed.
THX Hon. Treasurer of the Alice Memo at and Nethersole Hospitals begi to acknowlć Iga with thanks the undermentioned donation to the funds of the Hospitals —
Yeong Shu Him ..........................................$25
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THE WEST RIVER.
"We have been lavasted, with the fällanisë”
BOGA,
ex.tacts from a letter written by Mr. "John. Andraw, from which it will be seen ibit, MR. J. R. KIRKPATRICK, the Legal Adviser to i̟alīhough, he has now hopes, after a month's the Siamese Government, is to be made Com- Į vexatious detention at Wuchao, that bis mander of the Order of the Walig Elaphrat, 3rd | difficulties with the mandarins will Clam, in recognition of his services to the ho brought to a satisfactory conclusion, unless Government.
prompt and energetic THELIATES · KIC taken on bla return to. Canton protect his employees, very great difficulty will in the fature be experienced by travellers bound up the West River on business_or_pleasure_baik... Me.. Andrew writes from Wachowis, under date zad Instant, as follows:---
Tam U.S.S. Olympia daring a recent trip from Yokohams to Kabe encountered a gale which damaged her considerably, but in spite of this | "sha kveraged 15 kupts the whole voyage, and
even attained a speed of a knots.
A RUMOUR comes from Perak that the largest tia mine in the world, employing from 5,000 10 6,000 men, at Kota, it to be closed. The fall in prices has caused the mlaers to memorialize the Government for a reduction in duty. YESTERDAY a sampan loaded with real live pigs, while crossing over from Yau-me-ti jo Victoria, wan - swamped in mid-harbour. The sampan people were rescued by the craw of a bottom of the deep blue sen.
*. It was a good job that- rascal of a batman belonging to the consulate was found out, otherwise my dollars, case and all would, have disappeared for good. I am very sorry indeed for the owner of the seam-launch which I hired, but as his case is past of my own I shall do my very best to get his boat back agala: The seizure, of course, is almed against me, an 'that if I should wish to return with cargo again I
THE Mission' steam-launch Day Spring will | cargo-bost, but, the piggie-wiggles went to the ball be unable to recuro means of trang.. comasionguide any vessel hoisting the answering pennant, between 9 and 10.30 a.m, on Sunday, to convey men ashore to the 11 o'clock service, returning about 12.30 p.m.
.
A SZT of special laws for Formers has just been drafted by the officials of the Formosa Affalte Bureau in Tokio and Mr. Mizane, Director of Civil Administration in Formos", which will be submitted to the Diet at an early date.
JANUARY 23d being the 62nd birthday of the Empress-Dowager of Japro, the chamberlalos | and ladles-ln-walting of the Imperial Coust wcze
sent by the Emperor and Empress to the Aoyama Palica to congratulate her and present her, as in the custom, with several appropriate gifts. The Princes and Princesses of Imperial blo:d, Ministers of State and other high officials and officers paid congratulatory visits to the Empress
Dowager.
THE Singapore Pris Press has heard that there is a rumour that Sir Cecil Clemenil, Smith, late Governor of the Straits Settlements, was offered, but declined to accept, the post of British Ambassador to Chits lately filled by Sir Nicholas O'Conor, and now bestowed upon Colonel Sir Claude MacDonald,
port. The boatman of my katow boat is siro afraid of his craft being asized as soon as I have Golphed with her 'la Canton, but shall have every precaution taken at the Consulate to have bim protected. My claim is at onsetiled, but I av evay hope of winning. and if I do I shall not consider my time here wasted. It is certainly very lonely here having no one to talk to, and all my reading matter falstel. I hope, however, to boʻrelieved in a Calcatta paper that the few days and be back in Hongkong before Commander-in-Chief In India ha confirmed the the Chinese Now Year; but I sentence on Captain Wood, 7th Bombay Infantry,ke to co
when he had no funds to meet them, and also viz., that be be cashiered for passlug cheques for disobeying the orders of the Commander-in. Chief of Bombay,
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THE programme of the Concert to be given by Signorina Ferry in the Thestra Royal, City Hall, on Tuesday next gives promise of a pleasant evening, the songs and violia solos being well arranged, the whole to be brought to con- the clustas by the Signorias in her version of graceful serpentine dunes.
ELECTRIC-LIGHTING bax mrde
numercas contributions to santitaidon. Dr. Saunders, medical officer of the London Board of Health, sys that it has done much low::3 making the employees of commercial and manufacturing | AMIDST a host of friends and admirer of establishments healthler. He willes-" Face 3 various nationalities Dr. Jas. Canille, probably that were pale and was from werk in gas-light.'d the most able and genuinely public-spirited ruan basements, stores, and shops are much improved that ever resided in this colony, accompanied by since the introduction of electricity. The beat Mis. Cantile and his bright little bairns, shook from the gas-jets and porr vetllaflos #3 the dust of Hongkang off his feet te-day, leaving responsible for much sickness. It is also shown the port by the P. M. liner China bound for that in the same city the eleci c light has London, We cordially wish him sex voyage lessened crime,
Darkness breeds wickedness and speedy recovery of bis wanted health and
strength.
| and light dispels it."
A GENTLEMAN in Shanghai, who has recently undergone at Salgon the Pasteur treatment for the prevention of hydrophobia has given the N. C. Datly News a reassuring account of big experiences. There is a very gonerai belief that the method of inoculation is a state ordeal, but, ds the contrary, it is said to be accompanied
required to in the any sadical chengs, in diet oz mode of living, and the "cure e copies a for:
KOMO
■hould at
་་
settlement arrived before I leave,"
The boatman refirred to was trying to put difficulties in the way of Mr. Andrew's filendo' Lin Canton sending him letters and supplie", "When his tricks were discovered, he was very rightly expelled from the Shameta and sluce then there has been no difficulty about com» municating with Mr. Andrew. The river boat. men are very willing to carry letters and parcèle to him, for they get well paid for their trouble" and run litle or no risk of being caught red- banded assisting the hated fax bwat,
TRAINING NOTES.
The largest number of spectators I have seen at the race-course during the content training season assembled in the Enclosure were unusually interesting. A casty, muggy this morning, and the proceedings generally morning, with the sun unshle to paustrate the dense, rain-laden clouds that sped before strong east-north-east wind did not deter quite number of ladies from gracing the proceedlegu with their ever-welcome presence, while the Han. T. H. Walishend, Hon. C. P. Chater, AS will be socd by se advertisement in another Hon. I. J. Bell-Irving, Mr. Thomas Jackson, part of this issue Signorina Belinfants will give Mr. H. N. Mody and several other leading
popular Balad Concert in the City Hall on
residents added, by their presence and the Interest evinced in the
powy," Saturday, the 15th instant, assisted by a number
considerably-to-the-enjoyment of the occasion, el local amateurs. This concert will be given | All went well from start to finish; no accidents under the patronage of Admiral Buller, CB, happened, and it may be safely asserted that, condition of the course, and half the proceeds will he handed over to the confderlag the
which was heavy going though, wing to the
·and this fact, ferospective of the Signorina's well the Course, in far better condition than might known accomplishments should casures crowded have been expected in view of the fact that the sun has not abono on it since the late heavy rains, this morning's training operations, were an unqualified access.
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At Shanghal, on the 1st February, the by title iscomfort. The patient is not Hon. Treasurer of the Edgar Relief Fund,care bestowed on it by the painstaking Clerk of
of H. C. MANNING, öf a daughter.
he Hongkong Telegraph
HONGKONG, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1896.
Louse.
At No. 11, Kinklang Road, Shanghal, on 2nd February, the wife of Dr. WARWICKnight. The Inoculation is car:fcă out by means WINSTON, of 302,
of a rather long needle, to which a syringe con- ́taining the fald is attached. The injection In A JAPANES¤ who recently arrive i at Yokohama made on alther side of the abdomes. The fluid | from Formoss is stated by the Advırtlar tə consists of the virus of a mad animal (dog rz | have reported that as the investigation into the late rabbli) combined with a yellowish liquid." The | revolt progressed, it was found that the recent operation is simple in the extreme and resembles rising had a very deep origla. The Insurgents vacciantion against small-pax. Only the first these or four aʼministrailons are notle sable, as they cause some focal inflammation, but hot baths soon reduce this. For the first five crafx days two tej citas dally ara considered necessary, afte: which once a day is sufficient, the whole treate ment, as has been said, accupying a fortnight, A sore throat, fever, and a nervous, anxious} tealing are the most pronounced dymptoms of the treatment, which so far has proved to be anfailing,
REUTER'S MESSAGES,
THE MALAY FEDERATION.
LONDON, February 6th, The following appointments have been made to the Federated Malay Stales
Mr. Sweettenham, Resident General of the Malay Federation,
Selangor,
Mr. Treacher, Resident of Perak. Mr. Rodger, Mr. Lister,
..Mr. Clifford,
Sungel Semblien. 'Fabang.
GERMANY- The intention to provoja in the Reichstag the creation of a large German Navy, has been shandoned for the present session, Prince Hohenlohe, fearing to Įsopardize the passing of the ordinary estimates.
THE “ EDGAR” RELIEF FUND.
The Honorary Treasurer of the Edgar Rellef Fond begs to state that he has been requested by Captain Henderson of H.M S. Edgar, to remit the amount collected in Hongkong to the Relief Fund in London; but before doing so he will be glad to receive any further contributions that the residents of Hongkong may be dispored to make. Captain Henderson, the officers, and men of H.M.S. Edgar wish to express their gratitude to those who have so generously helped them in providing for the future welfare of the widows, orphans and dependent relatives of the men who lost their lives si Chemnips. They are glad to ny that the fand amounts at present to nearly £1,300,
LOCAL AND GENERAL. BARON VỐN LUTTWITZ, son of the German premler, arrived at Calcutta about a fortnight
ago, on a visit to India,
A GENERAL meeting of members of the Hong- kong Rifle Association will be' 'held in the
· ASPBERRYADE, &C. Hongkong Hotel on Monday, at 5.30 p.m.
vthom
On Monday afternoon, the-Hongkong Football Club will play the Navy under Rugby rules. Kick-off at 4.30 p.m. ; Referee, Mr. Gedgu.
DAKIN, CRUECKIHANK & Co.'s WATERE ars made under the constant supervision of a daly THE share register of the Hongkong and qualified English Chemist and will bear compe- Whampoa Dack Company 'closes from Monday rison with the best English Manufactures.
until after the meeting of shareholders on the Special terms to HOTKIS, CLUBS, MERSEs and | 14th Inst," etha Large Consumers.
The A.D.C. performanës at the Theatre Royal
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I happened to be the first arrival at the Grand Stand; the dawn having just asserted itself ƒ but after a short interval-during which a to restore animation to my shivering frame- Ilberal "swig" of the coffee that cheers" assisted who surrounded Gilan, and Taipeh were not several deservedly popular "sports" turned up, mostly Chiness residents of Formoss. The and, as intimated above, there was soon a majority of them had come thither from Forchow, goodly, company, all in good humour and, They came to two batches, 3,000 each, and what is much more remarkable, all thoroughly wide awake-laughing, Jesting and talking going landed in the vicinity of Eitel. Most of them on with as much spirit as would be noticeable were former soldiers of Liu Yang-fn, who had at a fashionable "kettfedium” or swell dinner- been sent back to China by the Japanese semy, | party, This was proved by the fact that the hair of there men was short, all their pigtulle having been cut off before they were sent away to the mainland, and theff hale bad not yet had time to grow agalo, The Junks in which they came were all
CRICKET,
THE CRICKET CLUB.V. THE NAVY.
THE NAVY.
•Finer Inxzuan.
Lieut. W. H. C. Thring, ran out t Dr. Fead, b Firth b
Lieut.¿right; kw. Vallinite Cape, Mortar, R. MAX, b Vallings an Haut. Fowlett, & Lowson, ↳ Firth
THE Selangor Journal, In the course of a des seized by the Japanese army. __cription_of_how Chinese mlatng_kongsies-a10-, organised there, than sets forth the way the miners keep order among themselves - As It is neccss'y where several hundred men live together that order and discipline should be strictly maintained amongst them. the Chinese miners have wisely adopted a This match, begun yesterday, resulted in rest of trial by court marilal which they call victory for the Club by 25 runs on the fist "Beet-chain," The most common offence is fanings. The scores are as follows :---- assault. In a fight the man that raises his band first is considered gulltler than the one who fa provoked to fight, and, if a man is wounded in x diatushinto the person who dealt the blow must bear the expenses of his treatment by the villago "ginsang” (doctor) and barn several bundrais al crackern as a peace offering. Sometimes the guilty party is fined in pork—that is, ka must buy tow, twenty or more cattles of pork according to the enormity of bis crime and t'es the injured party to feast. In the case of bla assanting the head overton, clerk, or any of the superlor officers a’whole pig is generally slaughtered ni bis expense and everyone in the kongsi unter-"-- taised at the fexit-This-is-cúly making the reparalian due to the kongsi whɩ 11 rples he has violated) to satisfy the head oversees or any. superior officer whom he may have assaulted, he has ales to burn several thousands of crackers and to offer up Jass sticks before the altas,
MEMORANDA.
The Transfer Books of the H.K, and Kowloon SATURDAY.--8th February.
Wharf and Godown Ca, Lư2, closed. from; 8th to 17th fast. 9p.m.-A.D.C Performance at the Theatre
Royal, City Hall,
Hall
MONDAY.--10th February.
Any complaints should be addressed to the tonight promises to be a very great success: 3pm-Meeting of the Wanchal Warehouse
Manager.
Hongkong, 3rd May, 1889,
11650 lagly well
The dress tahesrual last night went off expeed-
and Storage Co. at Noɑt, Qäben's Rand Central 5:10 p.m--Merting of Klfe Association.
H. M. C Emotiona H, C. Rawson. Otrās zippodromobasztási Capt. Lang: Virtis
Linthelord, a Gffingham, b Fish monark rog841 d. R. Blount, not
.-T. M. Zicani, khaatit movements EDSON VERMĖNIE
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This morning the "dolls" were removed from the track, thus affording owners an opportunity. to test their ponies to their hearts' content, with a the result that the most interesting and Instructive gallops yet recorded ware daly noted in my register and are spreaded to this budget of notes. Colonel The O'Gorman was the first to steer a den mount through the gate, accompanied by a to the gray, but as he was closely followed on racle b
by Sleepy Jim, Komatsu and Standard, I dedided to concentrate my attention on the latter "moke," which is Derby favourite al present ; but how long he will remain sois of course doubtful, for he may go off," or get screwed up or something before the zoth, although he has to weather only four more gullent before the weighing out for the event of the meeting. Heim certainly good class, but it semains to be seca whether be is quite up to Derby standard. He was ridden by thin--i-whip-stick #ridan boy" and, accompained by Komats
mile- (Captain Hunt up); want for H which was negotiated in 4 min. 197 sec. the last quarter escupying only 341 secs. He beat Komaten, which was hard ridden, by about fen lengths. The latter, by the way, appears to be in bad conditions, and will surprise me greatly If he catches the Judge's eye at the meeting,
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Mears Alexander and Taylor's cracks Grey Laut, H. C. Thing Lug and Kingscote-the former sidden by Mt. Love Amough
e Orsenalds b TIM, “T Capt. Mercer, 5. Figli mizadentränarukanaan Laut. Fowlett, & Offinghamikapuminenmaation apenadoria i 30. H. M. C. Riilot, & Valings, à Gilingikakoonmagane · $ OʻR. Brust, DKGillagham naqisqascopes Cape, Lang, & Valinga mendengar eru 12 11, C. Rowan, a Lawson, b Sirtkananens venena Lians, Bbdford, not out jumppanumandangancastada T. 34. meal, a Zewni, 5 Vallinge vormimismassa
THE CLUB.
G. D. Campbell, H.X.R., b Shalloed om R. H. Hancock, a Aywoough, b Chord
G. M. Firth, a Aysoings; a 20tot mucenimmar. Burg-Major Johnston, Shalford minis Last, at. Faad, Shallodromwichtenadesbor 1. A. Lawson, d Fand, Shifoed Have Valings, ukagi-prorääseedi sakitleT 7. Clingham, b Skelford men
W, IL. Greenfield, Powiatop
A. Anderson, blomsa
G. A Woodcock, not out mannenzeskan
BYCOED THEIRIN
1. A. Less, b balford nemzetáva H. Hancock, a Stalfords Sillo A. Andanen, la Sawit comes 10/
D. Campbell, not enti
Taylor and the latter by a'mafoo---ween sank along At about three-quarters speed for a mile and then hurried long for another quarter. The dum (Grey Leg) sasily disposed of his stable come panion when wearing the winning port, als time belag 2.34, while
to get home, bingecata took 3 secs. Topger
Leg Is Improving rapidly, and he and Kingscote are a credit to the thorough spor
sportsmen who spare neither troubla nor money to bring their mokes to the post la first-class condition. The poody Shanghai pony Tacria (Mr. Master in. the anddilo) way - taken out for a constitutional only. He went Along very freely for a mile, and a quarter, but at he was not allowed to extend bichself i did not waste any tima, in clocking him. Next be may be out for a spln, and if so I endeavour to give an accurate report of his performance. Surprise was rattled along for a mile and a half, which he got over is
3 min, 30, at the male-and-ne secu, Planet "chipplag In half post. The speed of the former was not exicily a surprise, for this pony has shown good *form · lately and is improving very rapidly, kie condition now being more satisfactory than that of a very large number of the "grifs' in training,
Mr. John Peale Derby "ermaker? Bellman, and Bioebal, west for sins and a 3 mile taking