scate. Wigners at this meeting of one race. 7 lb.j of two or more faces so lb. extra, Unplaced, runner allowed 3 lb. griffins allowed.5 b, subscription griffins of seasons 1906-1907 and 1907-1908 allowed to ib. Allowances accumulative. Entrance $10. Doa mile.
Mr. Buxey's York Romeriost rals,
(G. Master) 1 Mr John Peel's Quora, tist tilb‡, da
(Johnstone) z Mr. Loland's Starlight, 1 st tzlb* .. (Gega) 3 Mr. F.B. Marshall's Pine Tree, Her gibt
(Vida) o Mr. Moregold's Mainstay," £1st, sib*.......... –
(R. Master) o Mr. John Peel's Ardpatrick, itst lb (Reid) a Mr. Medico's Nigel 91 izlb... Marshall) o 17lb. penalty
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH THURSDAY FEBRUARY 13 19.8.
Uncle Sam's Patrick's Pride, tost tolb*-
-THE FLYAWAY STAKES.-Valdo, 5400. Second to receive $too; and third $50 For
PAVOS(R. Johnstons)" China, ponies dont fide grißes on date of Messrs, T. F. Hough and R. Shewan's entry. Weight for inches as per ̊icals. Win: Corrie rost glb... (Dupres) | mers of one race 5 lbs of two races 7 lb. | Mr. Ellis Kadoorie's Manchuriko Chief...... and of three or more races. To lb, extra.
11 rost 12lb ..... þ Jockeys who have never had a winning | Mr. Buxey's Lancaster Rose T1st 4lb... mount in Hongkong, Shanghai or Tientsin, llowed 5 lbs. Entrance Sto Seven fur long.. Mr. Buxay's Jubiles Rose, 11st zib* ·
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r, Ellis Kadoorie's Baluchi Chief, 4lb (G. Masier)
(Hayes) 3 Mr. Kenrick's Mischief 11st 4lb ....(Dapree) -3 Mr. Alex. Moir's Strathnairo, tos talb
(Gega) a Mr. Brutton's Silverlake tost gib......(Clark) Mr. F. B. Marshall's Rubber Tree Trst 8ibt (Vida) Major Parker's Panjabi, rost 12lb .......
• (R. Master) o' Mr. John Peel's Kirkcudbright, rost glb
(Johnstone)" o Mr. T. S. Fariest's Forfar, 11st 6lb*....(Reid) • * glb extra. filb extra. Balochi Chief ran once round the course before the start. On the fall of the day he led from Strathnaitn. Kirkcudbright brought up the rear. The field closed up at the bill, and at the Black Rock Baluchi Chief was still leading, Rubber Tron taking third position from Stratheairn. Racing down the hill Jubilee Rose who was steered into the outside Cash Sweeps: 1st $593.50; and $171.00; 3rd course rushed past the leaders into the $85.50.
* alb, 'allowance. A capital stari. Passing the Judge' box the order, was: Mainstay leading, Starlight and Nigel forging up into third position, the favou rile-York Rose-being last. Althe bend Pine Tree took third position, while the rear ponies went up strong. Ardpatrick, from the outside, while approaching Black Rock secured third, poston Nigel was outdistanced. At the village York Rot: was pushed to the front, coming up from the outside, challenging Quorn, who fell back into second place, and ran home winner, Starlight, an dulsider, taking third place after a hard fight.
Time: 2,09.
Winner: $8.00
Pari-mutuel: at 15.70; 2nd $7.60; 3rd, 132, 3-THIS HONGKONG STAKES.-Value $too Second to receive $150; and third $50. A forced entry for Chins ponies subscription griffins of this season 19-2-1908.... Weight for inches as per scale. Winner of the German Cup 7 lb. exira; non-winners placed ponies allowed 3 lb. Unplaced runners allowed s Ib. Entrance Sio. Ose mile and a half. Mr. Lanset's Fleetfoot ist Sib .."(Ger) Mr. G C, Moxon's Resignation tosi-zalbf...“.
(Johnstone) z Mr. W: G. Clara's Lowlanderpost 12th.....
(Reid) 3 Mr. M. Donnell's Pat rost glit...(Dupree) o Massis .M.B. and R.'s Redavni, lost tolt
(Mariball) o Mr. Radca's Finesse 1ost 13lb (Jordan) o Mr. Andrew Forbes' Desmond rost gh*...
(Hickman) a
*7th penalty.
13lb allowance.
15 allowance.
Lowlander was led up to the starting point, Ficetfoot took up rail position. There was one false start. Inwlander and Redavni tank the lead on the fall of the flag and the pair raced together for as pass Black Rock when Redavai secured first place, Fleetfoot being. third. Passing the judge's stand the order was, Redavni, first; Lowlander, second; Fleet foot, third; while Jordan, who was riding Finesse, which pany was hopelessly fast, thought it appro priate at this early stage of the race to apply the whip, which caused some merriment in the enclosure. The same order was maintained as far as the back stretch when Resignation challenged and secured third position from Fleetfool, who was being hard riddes by Gegg. Lowlander, proceeding on his career, challenged the leader-Redavni-at the village bend. Fleetfoot came steadily up and ran bome easy winper, Resignation having wiested second position from Lowlander no the home in.
Time: 3.19 2/5
Winner: Siz yo
Cash Sweeps: Isl .4s; and $258; 3rd $139.15-
Pari-musuel: 1st $6.00; 2nd $5.70; 3rd $6.50.
4.—THE LADIES"FURSE.—Presented. Second to receive $150; and third-$50. For China ponies. Weight für inches as per scale. Winners at this meeting other than subscrip tion griffins 5 Ib.. extra. Unplaced runners- and jockeys who have never had a winning ́mouat in Hongkong, Shanghai or Tientsio allowed 5 lb. Allowances accumulative. Entrance $to.. Once round, Mr. Euxey's Glorious Kose, 1st lib
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Corrie, lost glbf
(Bayca) o Mr. G. Master's Blue Nile, 1st tib......
(R. Master)
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premier position when the field entered the top of the straight to the post. Baluchi Chief as not to be outdone from second place, which he held to the finish. Mischief was third,
Time :1.50
Winner: $19.59 Cash Sweeps: ss $1,997.30; and $570,50; 3rd $285.30...
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Pari-mutuel: 1st 58,00; 2nd $17.60; 3rd $17.40. 6. THE PHAETHON STAKES.-Handicap. Value $400. Second to receive $100;, and third $50. For China ponies that have run. alany Gymkhana-mecting or meetings of the seat on 1957, and griffins on date of entry. Winners and non-starters at this meeting barred. Entrance $10. One mile and a quartes.
+
Mr. Ellis Kadoorie's Mohawk Chief 110,5lb
{Hayes) J Messrs. T. F. Hough and 8. Shewan Sidier
Dhu, tot bok. (Vida) ` Mr. Britton's Septima, ist fol
3 Mr. John Peel's Kiikmahee, ist glb................................. (Johnstone) Mr. Rolason's Beaufați, Josi tolbs.
(R. Master) Mr. Sherlock's Ben Lion, 10sl 7lb* (Dupree) Mr. Dryasdust's Freethinker, rost pibt w
* 5lb overweight.
(Large) o
+ 6lb over. Mohawk Chief was the favourite for this race. Heled from Ben Einn at the start and passing, the and stand Mohawk Chief showed to the front, Beaufort being second and Freethinker third. Septima worked his way up at the rising and joined. Mohawk Chief near the Black Rock, taking the lead for a while. Mohawk Chief was never sidden and won in a canter. Sidier Dau was secord and Septima third: Kadoorie led the Chief, in and much applause greeted the winner in the enclosure,
Time: 2.43.1/5.
Winner: 59.50.
Mrs.
Cash Sweeps: 1st $1,8,8.50; and £53100; 3rd $165.50.
Pari-mutuel: 1st $6.Su; 2nd $8. 0; 3rd $12.30. 7-THE KOWLOON STAKES-Value 6400. Secon.1 to receive $100; and third $50. For China ponier, subscription griffins of this Heaton 1907-1908. Weight for joches as per scale. Winners of one race 7 ib.; of two or
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...(Hayes)
· (G., Master) o
Mr. John Fael's Kirdcudbright 1ost glb......
(Johnstona) o Mr. Kenrick's Mischief zist alb ........... (Reid), o Mr. Brulton's Kingston list ilb(Vids) o Mr. Moregold's Mainstay, tort rgib* (Large)` o Mr. Ellis Kadooria's Cherokee Chief fret 4lb
(Clark) 6
'*5lbs allowance. This race supplied the surprise of the day. Mainstay and Patrick's Fride were the last fancied out of the whole field and when the latter won a good race, beating, Corria, and Manchurian Chief, he returned a. dívidsoil of $366.30 for his supporter to the pari-mutual.
Time: 1:33 1/5
Winner: $366.30.
Cash Sweeps: 1st $1,748.25; 'and $499.50 ;; 3rd $249.75:
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Pari mutual: Ist $43.80; 2nd $13.50; 3rd $14.30.
-THE CHAMPION STAKES.-With $600 add- ed. Second to receive $100; and third $100, For China ponies, winners at this meeting only. A forced entry. Entrance $20. Win- her of two races 530 ; of three of more races $50. Weight for inches as per scale. One mile and a quarter.
Mr, Buxey's Spring Rose; strib(G. Master), Mr. Buxay's York Rose, 1018 12lb (R. Master) 1 Mr. John Peel's Kirkwood, fost alb.................
(Johnstone) 3 (Gegg) o (Reid) o rest rib...
'(Hayes) o
Mr. Lanset's Fleetfost, ist ab Mr. John Peel's Quoro, list 4lb Mr. F. B. Machais Palm Tree,
Mr. F. B. Marshall's Mystic, Inst lib (Vida) o Mr. Buxey's Glorious Rosa tist 1lb (Clark) o Mr. Dryasdust's Coxcomb, lost talb (Dupree) o Mr. John Peel's Homocea, lost gib (Large). o Mr. F. B. Marshall's.Nutmeg Tree, list flb...
(Marshall) u
Mr. John Peel started, three, ponies; Mr. Buxey three; and Mr. F. B. Marshall also a trio to try conclusions for the Champion rare of the meeting. Both Spring Rose and Kirkwood had been reserved to day for the great event, Homocea started at a tremendous pace which ho failed to keep up.. Spring Rose drawing | out-of-the-bunch towards the village rushed to the front ia company with York Rose. Spring Rose had the race safe in band and won by a length from York Rose secund, Kuk wood third and Nutmeg Tre lost. Mr. H. N. Mody led the winner in Bravo, Master1" "Bravo, Mady!" (ang out firm the spectators within the enclosure.
Time: 2.36,
Winner: $7.60.
Cash Sweeps: 1st $7,189.; and $2,054; 3rd $1,627..
Pari-mutuel: 1st $6,10; and $19.00; 3rd $8.80.
10.~The NIL Desperandum StakeS-A sweepstakes of $5 with $300 added. Second to receive Sinn; and third $ga For China ponies, subscription griffins of this season 1907-1909 that have run and not won t this meeting. Weight for inches as per scale. Jockeys who have never had a winning mount in Hans, kong, Shanghai or Tientsin allowed ib. Five furlongs Mr. Lanark's Glenlui last 32)......(Gegg) Mr. Willgriff's Butterpunch isi b...(Reid) z Hon. Mr. F. H. May and Mr. M. W.Slade's
Muletzer fost folb........(Heathcote) 3 Mr. Mady's Suiped Rose rost glb(Ġ, Master) o Mr. Rodear's Finesse, ist 4lb......(Jordan) Mr. Elbee's Hilarious, 2011 olb (R. Master)
Messrs. T. F. Hou, h and R. Shewan's Loch
Mr. T. 5. Forrest's Renfrew, lost 12lb
lever, its! Ib.........(Hayes)
more aces to lb. extra. Unplaced runners-Mr. F. B. Maishall's Gum-Tree, 10st 12lb...
(Morfy) o allowed 3 lb. Entrance Sio. One mile.
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THE LATE MR. DANBY. --
THE FUNERAL ↑
The remains of the late Mr. William Danby, who died as the result of an accident at the Goverdmeal Civil Hospital yesterday, were laid to rest in the Colonial Cemetery this morning. The cortege passed the Monument at ten o'clock, where a large number of the leading residents, including every section of the community, numbering between 300 and 400, awaited its arrival. The prin cipal mourners whie Messrs. Wright and Nicholson. Mr Danby, widow of the deceased, followed the mournful procession in a chair from the Naval Hospital_to_tho cemetery, Over a hundred beautiful wreaths were sent. Tre funeral service at the graveside was read by the Bishop of Victorle, assisted by the Revs Johnson and France. The scene as the widow | knelt by the coffin before it was lowered,into the grave was most impressive. H. E. the Governor was represented at the funeral by his AD., Capt. Fleming. The coffin was of black wood and bad engraved on it the fällow. ing simpla inscription.maj
WILLIAM DANBY,
Age 65.
Died February 12, 1908,
A GRUESOME DISCOVERY:
CORPSES PLOPPED UP ON A DENCH.
|
To-day's Advertisement.
HONGKONG GENERAL CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Mem- Libers of the HONGKONGO GENERAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE will be held on MONDAY, the 24th February, 1908, 41 42
in the Old Chamber of Commerce Room, City
Hall, for the following purposes, vit :---
1. To receive the Report and accounts of the
Intimation.
THE
Committes for the year ended 316 ROBINSON
December, 1907.
3. To elect a New Committee.
3. Ta consider the following Resolution :-
"That in consequence of the importance "of the trade existing between this pari "and Rombay it is resolved under Rule XXIII to increase the number of the Committee from 9 to 10 so us to include a Merchaüt interested in the Bombay trade.
To transact any general business,
By Order,
PIANO
CO., LD.
INVITE INSPECTION
Or
fazi
NEW STOOK
E. A. M. WILLIAMS; Secretary,
·Hongkong, 13th February, 1908.
GALE IN KOBR,
GALLANT RESCUE BY GERMAN 'STEAMER.
The Japan Chronicle of 4th instant reports - Very heavy weaiber has been experienced by vessels running between Yokohama and Kobe, The Hamburg-Amerika liner Saxonia, which arrived in Kobe on the tat instant, reported having met with heavy winds and seas during the voyage, and at one time the ship.was on- able to make beadway against the gale.
Steinway,
Bechstein,
Russell,
Krauss,
Romhildt,
Werner, &o.
At about ten o'clock on the morning of Friday last, the 31st ultimo," when the Saxonia" was passing the Hinamisaki lighthouse, a signal was made to the steamer that a ship had been, wrecked close by, Captain Habel at once "made préparations to attempt to reader assisi- ance, and although a very heavy-swall ̈was" Tuuning succeeded in turning the Saxonia round. Having sighted the wreck-a Japanese. schooner the Sazonia was taken as close to the distressed vessel as was possible with safety, and after a large quantity of oil had been thrown overboard a boat was lowered, BUILT UNDER OUR PERSONAL SUPERVISION manned by several of the crew of the 'Saxonia in charge of the second officer, Mr. Bolsen- EMBOLYING 30 YEARS LOCAL Schmidt,
EXPERIENCE,
The schooner was completely at the mercy of the storm, being tossed up and down, her masts from time to time thrashing the water. Under these circumstances it was impossible for the Sazonia's boat to get alongside, so life. buoys were thrown to the 'Japanean seamen clinging to the wreck, and the three survivors were safely hauled off one by one, and taken on board the Sorento, which then resumed her voyage, bringing the rescued seamen on to Kobe.
Those in the lighthouse could see all that was going on below them, and, doubtless this gallant rescue by Captain Habel and his officers and men is duly entered upon their log.
It appears that the rescued men belong to “Kumano, Kishu.` They left Kámáno 'on the goth ultime with a cargo of timber. The boat encountered a gale off Hinomisaki at 9 am..on the 31st, when the vessel was wrecked and they
were rescued as stated.'"
VOLUNTEER CORPS ORDERS.
ALL UNITS. Parade A headquarter, at .5.30 p.m. on Monday, the 17th ins,ant, for infantry drill, Sergt. Downes, 3rd Middlesex Regtyj will attend,
ARTILLERY UNITS
Parade. At headquarters at 5.30 p.m..on Wednesday, the 19th instant, for Maxim gun drill. Sergt. Cook, RIOLA, will attend,
ENGINEER COMPANY. - Parade. At West Foit; Kowloon, at6pm. on Wednesday, the 19th instant, for technical instructions.
Blake Garden is fast gaining the name of being the dumping ground of the city, owing to the number of dead bodies which have been found in the most secluded parts of the garden during the past week or so. But this is nothing compared to what was found there at an early ́bour yesterday morning. A police officer bay
Parade. At headquarters at 5.30 p.m. os oing entered the garden in the hope of ar
resting those loafers who are in the habit | Friday, the 21st juslånt, for Maxim guo drill. of passing, the night with the Bowen,Sergt. Basford, R.GA, will attend. saw six men, ostensibly asleep, seated 'quite close together on a bench at the farthest end of the path. The policeman approached, the (Johnstone).
men very cautiously so as to take them by Mr. G. C. Moxon's Vexation, lost to lb......
surprise, but imagine the shock he received (Hickman) of when on getting within close distance he Mr. Loland's fonlight, fist olb. (E. Seth discovered that what he thought were real live Mr. Hurstham's Repentance 1ost (alb..........................
men were no other than six corpses, which had been very carefully propped up on the beach. (Clark) o Mr. Cockney's The Ditch fast 7ib...(Large), o
Death in each case was due to small-pox. Mr. Smith's Quicksilver 101 1316.....(Roberts) o Messrs. H. M. B. & B.'s Redavni rost solb
(Marshall) o Mr. Rodcar's Chicane 1st lb....(H. Seth) *. Mr. J. Armstrong's Skirbeck 10st 13lb
Mr. Buxey's Sofrano Rose, tcat 121b (Master) Mr. G. C. Moxon's Resignation, 110 lb... Mr. Christinai's Drueckeberger, Jost talb....
Mr. W. G. Cluk's Lowlander, Iii gìb*%. „.
1
(Raid) 2
(Dupree) I
(Clark) 3 Mr. Ellis Kadoorie's Maari Chief, lost tlb Mr. G. Master's Astral, Erst 13lb*.....(Owner) 2 Mr. John Peel's Eglinton, lost holb...(Reid). 3 Mr. Dryardust's Seringapatam, rost 8lbt...
(Hayes) o
Mr. John Peel's' Homocea, 1st olb........
(Large) a (Johnstone) o
Mr. J. Armstrong's Skitbeck, tist 4lb.......
*
(Johnstone) o Mr. Bi xey's Black Prince Rose, tast alb*......
(Hickman) Mr. Linsel's Dulliance, ist glb...(Vida) o Mr. Alex. Mair's Strathmohr, 1ost 12]..............
(Gege) o Mr. Keecheong's Fasti, ist (lb) (Marshall) o M. Smith's Gold Leaf, tost gibt.. (Hynes) Mr. Laoser's Energy, lost gibi ...(H. Seth) o Mr. Redcar's Chicane, rost 12lbf...(Jordan) o * 7lbs extra.
zlbs over.
ziba allowance. Hickman was thrown off Black Prince Rose
*sih penalty. 14lb. allowance. Blue Nile went out to make the pace for his stable companion-Astral. Glorious Rose took up rail position, and on being sent away, took the lead and kept it up until the end of the race, winning easily from Astral, who was bunched io, Homocea took up second position after the fall of the flag, closely followed by Corrie, Blue Nile last. At the Foot- ball shed he forged ahead and attempted to catch up to the Rose, but the distance that separated them was too much. This position (Glorious Rose ahead, Blue Nile second, and Corrie third) was maintained until the village was negotisted, when Eglinton and Astral sought the lead, Homocea coming up bat font. An excellent race home result ed. The lead between Glorious Rose and the rest of the field was aaw lessened and when the ponies entered the home run things looked like ending in favour of Astral,, who was being carefully ridden, with Eglinton.second. But when the ponies got nearer bome it was noticed that Astral was wedged in the bunch and could make po successful progress, And | 3rd $250,20.. Glorious Rose ran home winner by balf a length, Astral second, and Elinton good third Me, H. N. Mody led in the winner and was greeted with loud applause.
Time: 152 3/5,* ̈*.
Winner : 56,30,
very
Cash Sweeps : 1st $1,203.301 and $343,803. yed $171,00 7137 B
before the start. The pony raced round the course-ded made his way for the gate. He did not re-enter for the race. As usual Lowlander was the imublesome one before the flag. When it went down Strathmohr showed to the front, Skirbeck being second. Sofrand Rose in among a bunch of others. Lowlander looked like winning at the village, but he had to yield the first place to. Sofrano. Rose who raced home as be liked Drueckeberger managed to wrest second place from fiwlander who finish. ed third,
Time: 2.08 2/5:- Winner: $15.59
Cash Sweeps: 1st $1,814.40;- and $518.40;
$
Pari-mutnels 1st $7.193.2nd $19.2013rd $15.30 B.THE CONSOLATION STAKES.-A weep. stakes of 5to each with $too added: Second 10 receive Stop; and third Sco. For Chipa- ponies that have man and not won at this meeting. Weight for inches as per scale. Jockeys who have never bad a winning mount in Hongkong, Shanghai or Tientelo
(глупел)
Mr. Dryandasi's Pilgrim rost glb...(Dupree) o *ibs allowance.
THE ACTION AGAINST THE M.M.CO.
INTERLOCUTORY, JUDGEMENT.
"On the 31st ultimo the Koba Chiho Sal- | baunho, an interlocutory judgement was
TAIKOO DETACHMENT, {" Parade-At Taikoe at 5.30 p.m. on Thure day, the 20th instant, for gun dull. Sorgt Cook, R.G.A., will altand, j
A
SANDER'S CUP COMPETITION, “ The following is the result of the. Sander's Cup Competition' held at Stonecutters! Island on the 3rd of February, 1908.
ist.Left half No. 1 Company...64 points and...Left half No. 2 Company...6z ̧ 3rd. Right half No. 2 Company...! 4tb..Right balf No. 1 Company...40
NOTICE.
It is notified for Information that a Church
at the Union Church,
GRANDS & UPRIGHTS.
Honglinuz, 5th December, 1907,
Public Compantes
HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANK.
*ING CORPORATION.
NOTICE
TOTICE is hereby given that the ORDIN
ARY HALF-YEARLY MEETING or THE SHAREHOLDERS in this Corporation will be held at the City Hall, Hongkong, on- SATURDAY, the 5th day of February, 1908, at Noon, for the purpose of receiving the Report of the Court of Directors together with a Biatement of Accounts, to 3141. December,
1907.
By Order of the Court of Directors,
JR. M. SMITH,
Chief Maonger. Hongkong, 28th January, 1908. [373
HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANK-' ING CORPORATION. NOTICE is hereby given that the RE-
GISTER OF SHARES of the Corpora- 3rd, to the 15th day of February, 1908, (both tion will be CLOSED from MONDAY, the days inclusive), during which period no Transfer of Shares can be registered.
By Order of the Court of Directors,
JR. M. SMITH,
Chief Manager. Hongkong, 28th January, 1908. [174
HONGKONG AND. WHAMPOA DOCK.
,COMPANY, LIMITED.
NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS.
This was the largest field of the meeting delivered in the action brought by Danjo, a Parade will be bald na the ist of March, 1908, oF SHAREHOLDERS will be held in
and the race was won by Glenlui.
Time: 1.19.
Winber: $51.80.
Cash Sweeps: ist $1,619 (0; 2nd $462.60; 3d
:
S731,20.
Pari-mutual: "ist 514 60; and 510.20; $43.40
3rd
THE ANALYSES, Following are the analyses of wind:-
Jockeys.
fat and 3rd.
G. C. C. Master
Johnstone
Vida ......PROBES ENE Geggisen Dupree ...a Clark.........eqmenti Reid .............................. Hayes
Setb
Hickman
Large makinası R. Master
Heathcote
Winning Mounts, Spring Rose.... York: Rosewi Kirkwood Flésifoot
Rubb
10
5
&
4
6
5.
13
3
1
I
3
seaman, of Urashima, Hiroshima prefecture, agulḥm.G. Abily, agent of the Menageries Maritimes, No. 15, „Naniwamachi, Kobe, for damages amounting to Y5.310.46, against the
.
Members, who have not been measured for winter uniform, are requested to attend at head- quarters during drill evenings for measuring,
ORDERLY OFFICER,
"For week eoding Saturday, the 22nd instant. Lieut. E. D. C. Wolfe. DD
loss of the schooner Kost-mara,, which was alleged to have been run down by the M. M. steamer Tourane in the Island Sea the morning of June 18th, 1906, The heuring. was restricted to the point whether the člajm was legally grounded, and the interlocutory Judgement is given in favour of the plaintiff, who is beld to have a proper legal standing.
Ofcoume this does, not decide the question of responsibility. It is only some six or seven | mónika since this case got into the Courts,
MUSKETRY,
The members of the Right Hall No. 1 -Com- pady and the Engineer Company who have not yet completed their musketry course should attend at King's Park Range on Sunday after noon, the 16th instant. Artillery Company at 2 p.m. Engineer Company at 3 p.m.
'HE ORDINARY YEARLY MEETING, the Offices of the Company, Queen's Buildings, New Praya, on MONDAY, the 24th February 1908, st 12 o'clock Noon, for the purpose of receiving the Report of the Directors and the Statement of Accounts to the 31st December, 1907,
'.
The TRANSFER BOOKS of the Company: will be CLOSED from the roth to the 24th February, both days inclusive.
By Order of the Board of Directors,
THOS, I. ROSE, Secretary, Hongkong, 39th January, 1908, [176
HONGKONG, CANTON AND MACAO STEAMBOAT COMPÁNY, LIMITED.
NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. THE EIGHTY-THIRD
́and there will doubtless be many hearings, and | THE Japan Herald remarks that sneak thieves "qumerous postponements, add much calling of again appear to be on the prowl socking all witnesses in rebuttal, and appeals from one they can say their bands on. On Sunday even.
ORDINARY Court to another, before the case is really final.ing, while the congregation of Union Church
HALF-YEARLY MEETING or, ly settled.
wern worshipping at Van Schrick Hall, one of | SHAREHOLDERS in this Company, will be these ynwelcome visitors secured an entrance held at the Office of the Company Hotel Many A VLADIVOSTOCK telegram to tha'dsaki states | by the back way to the lobby, where hung the 12 o'clock Noon, for the purpose of receiving |
sions, on TUESDAY, the 75th February, at that the post bellum development of Russian coats and bats of the gentlemen attending the Report of the Directors, together, with skipping in the Far East, is 'making great proservice, and made off with three overcoats, greas. It has lately been decided that the During the service the momban was, as usual, vespals of the Russian Volunteer Finet shall stationed at the chief entrance to the Hall, but run between St. Petersburg, Odessa, Calcutta, he was unaware of anything unusal happening Colombo, Singapore, Shanghal, Hankow, Naganotil the congregation were dismissed and saki and Vladivostock, and the East Asiatic | three member of the congregation--or rather 8. Company's vessels between Tsurugs, the pastor and two members of the congrega. Kobe, Nagasaki, Shanghai mod ftion- found beir overconft, and bish stolan,
Hikaru ka palice were at once mouted of the theft;"
Statement of Accounts, declaring a Dividend, confirming the appointment of a Director and
acting Auditore te dual la al marant will be CLOSED from the 13th 30; the wayth
The TRANSFER BOOKS of the Company? February, both days inclusive, deliri || By Order of the Board of Dir
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