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BIFLE SHOOTING.
Dockyard Club's New Season.
THE "HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY,” OCTOBER 6. 1913.
DAMAGES CLAIMED. FOR
ASSAULT,
Defendants Who Palled to
Appear.
The Dookyard Rifle Club enter- ed on its fifth season on Saturday at Tai Hang Range. Mr E, R. Bale, in the Summary Court this chief onstructor, fired the open-morrow before the Paiene Judge, ing shot on behalf of Commodere Mr. Justice Kemp, Fong Bhun Bund Leung See and Leung Mak R. Anstruther. C.M.G.
The opening ceremony was fol- hi to recover $1,000 for aBeault. Mr. P. S. Dixon (Mésure. Wilkinson and Grist) appeared for the plaintiff, but defendants ware neither present nor repre- sentad.
lowed by a match between teams
cashined by Manera: T. Hearl and F. Brown.
who had been Tie Commodora, detined.. arrived on the range whilst the ft winge of the match
Evidence sa to injuries sustain. was in progress, and on oomed by plaintiff was given by Dr. plation of the shooting at 200 Dalmahoy Allen, who stated that yards be presented the prizes won he examined plaintif on Septem- during the last season, an under: ber 22, and found injuries R. Stew. Officers' Challenge which might have been caused Cup and a miniature of samo.
by kioking. The most serious A. F. Pon-ford. Handicap Cap, were about the body. She was H. Elson, N.R.A. Donegal in considerable pain and unable Bulge.
to walk, and could only move with the greatest difficulty.
The Commodore remarked that a dozen or more skilled Shot and rifleman certificates bad beon won by members but unfortun ately the certificates had not yel uraivid from England; l, how ever, congratum'ed the winners arquiring the necessary skill with the riff.
The team m teh was then re- merged st 500 and 600 yards,
Prizes were given for the four hichost handicap aggregates in. the team at of on these were won by ist, T. Day: 2ad, W.. Pope; 3rd, J. Marshall; 4th; A. J.
Brock.
The successful competitors, were requested to hand the prizes over to their nominators" (determine! by draw), a silver spon leing awarded to these competitors as a reminder of the fact that he had won a prize for someone.
The prizes were presented-by Mr. E. R. Bate at the conclusion of the shoot.
WEDDING.
Mr. E Alabaster and M'ss
Janet Darling.
Mr Eric Q-borno Alabaster, Royal Engineer 8, son of the late sir Chaloner Alabaster; H.B.M.'s Consul-General, China, and of Lady Alabaster, of Dil Aram, Boscombe, and brother to Mr C.G. Alabaster, was married at St. list mouth Donya', Rotherfield, Sussex, to Miss Janet Merial Darling. youngest daughter of the late Mr D. Addison Darling, of Shang- bai, and Mrs. Addison Darling, of Rotherfield:
The ceremony was performed by the Bishop of Trinidad, cousin of the bridegroom, who who was nasisted by the Rev. George Mur ton, the bride's cousin, and the Rev. R. W. Peachoy.
There were three bridesmaide the Misses Mabel Darling (sister of the bride), Evelyn Alabaster (aistor of the bridegroom), and Misa Mary Prentis (cousin of the bride)-dressed in pala mauva Batin draped. with flowered chiffon, and wearing tulle bata. The bride, who was given away by her uncle, Mr. W. R. Darling, wore a dress of polt ivory saliu draped with Carrickmacross lace (made by her mother). Her veil of embroidered tulle was worn over a wreath of natural ornage flowers, sad her Court train hung from both shoulders:
Mr G. H. Sbaw was best man,
POST OFFICE.
Malls from the United States of Ameri | sau ex Manchuria, were received per s..
Paul Lecat this morning,
The Delta, with the Engilsh Mall, left Blogapore on Betarday, the 4th lest, at 10.30 a.m. and is expected to arrive here on Thursday, the 9th inst, at 8 a.m. This packet brings the parcel maila olosed in London for despatch by the all-sea route on the 3rd ult, and for despatch overland
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TO-MORROW.
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CHÍNO, 7th Oct., 10 a.m.
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Plaintiff said she lived at 38, Haiphong and Pakiai--Per SUNG- Haiphong load, and czcupied Bangkok-Por ANNA, 7th inst., 10 am- the same fat as the defendants Swatow and Bangkok-Per DRUFAR. At about 11 pu..on September 17th she was going past the de-Swatow, Amoy and Foochow-Por HAI- fendants' cubicle when they ac Shanghai & Noril ChinaPer KWONG. cused her of attempting to real her goods and chattele. This she denied and shortly afterwards the first defendant kicked and abused her. Witness shouted
anvo life! nnd the second de fendant tried to stop her by pu ting her hand over witness'e mouth. The former also struck her on the bick, bit her hand. and scratched her face. Witooes managed to repeat the cry for help, and the occupants on the first floor blew a polior-whielo, an Indian constable subsequently arriving,
BAND, 7th Oct., 10 a.m
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Coblens,
ARRIVED.
WEATHER REPORT,
On the 6th at 11.33.-The area of high pressure hax intensified and movet eastward. It is now central over Japan.
Pressure has decreased slightly over)
Formosa und the China, Annam, Philippines
The monsoon will be interrupted along the east coast of China bus will be mod-
Kansu, Br. 1,113, K. E. Tuebben, 4th Inst. Java and Paurman 24th ult, Bugar-B, and 6.
Ger. as, 5,300, 1. Klenkist. At inst Japan 30th ult. Gen. M.;
orate to light over the N, China Sea. & Co. Lecat, Fr. .. 12,988, Larcella, 5th
Hongkong Rainfall for the 24 hours fast-Shanghai 2nd inst., Gen-ending at 10a.m. to-day, 0,00 luches, M.M. Halohing, Br... 1267, W. C. Puspore
Faut
3th inst-Swatow, Gen.-D. L. & Co. Heinobang, Chi, 2.4. 1,967; F.. H. Hamblin, |
5th inst-Chefoo 19th alt. Gen. -0.8 N. Co. Carl Diederlohsen, Ger. a.m. 774, Frandsen, 5th Inst-Hollow 4th insi., Gen. -J. & Co. Kwongsang, Br. 1.4. 1.124, W. F. Bechard, Inat-Canton, Oon-J. M.
& Co.
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Newchwang 29th ult., Coal.-30. { B. K. Thimanoek, Dut. 8. 3,521, N. Y. Nyek, 5th inst-Macassar 20th ult.
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11.m.
Struits and India
to Noon. Extra Postage 10 Cents). Lotters posted in all the Pillar Boxes in time for the Biret clearance will I be included in this contract mall.)-Per PAUL LECAT. 7th Oct. 11 via Calcutta-Per LAIBANG, Th Oct, 1 pan Be took the erad Philippine Islando-Per TEAN, Th defendant to the Police Station.
Inst., 3 pin. Straits and Coylon-Per HIRANO but the first had disappeared:
MARU, 7th Det., 5 p.m. Plaintiff was advised to take out A summons against both defend- „ants, and this she did."
His Lordship said he did not quite know what to do al at the absence of the defendant, as it was just possibla tut there was some mistake on their part as to the date of the hearing The question of damages would de- pead upon plaintiff's con-fuer be fore the assault.
Mr Dixon said he had noohjes. tion to an adjournment; he im agined defendants b
away.
His Lordship adjournal bearing until Friiny.
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wood. 6th inst-Bangkok 27th Chefoo
Whniwei alt, Rice.---Order.
Geo. Clark, 6th st. Hankow Juson, Br. as.
Live roof and Glasgow 31st fchung Aug. Gon.---B. and 8.
Chiyaon.
WEDNESDAY, 8th Oct. Swatow, Amoy and Foochow -Per KALT
Shanghai
JO MARU, 8th inst... 10 a.m.
and North Chinu-Per KWONO8ANG, 8th inst, 10 21.11.
Kinking.
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Dajin Maru for Tamsui Indo Mara for Moji Taiwan for Saigon Cobleap for Melbourne Tingaang for Newchwang Helene for Swatow Unkai Maru for Milke Jabina Riokniers for Haiphong
Stoariors.
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For"
BREMEN.
GERMAN MAIL LINES
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GIERS, GIBRALTAR, Chelseau
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Stow--Per HAIMUM, 8th Oct., 10a.m. Shanghai, North Chinn, Japan via Nagasaki, United States, South America and Canada visHakata Maru for Calcutt Varcouver (Europe via Kalgan for Shanghai
theia) Per EMPRESS OF Zafro for Ilolle
25. ASIA, Bth Out., 1ha,
THURSDAY, 9th Oct
Bhanghai and North China-Por, LU-
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FRIDAY, 0th Oct.
Philippino Islande, Australia Timur. Tasmania & New Zen- land in Port Darwin-rer E. EASTERN, 10th Oct., 10 n.mt.
Mail.
We have received from Me-sr- Watson a bottle of Nobbs' nethina cure. Judging from textimonials (written by people well known swatow, amoy & Feochow--Fer HAI- locally) this, cure is entirely effective in a very short time. "We congratulate Mr A. P. Nohbs on his discovery.
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BUNKERS
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at
SANDAKAN & SEBATTIK
(British North Boneu).
YANQ, 10th lnst., 10a.m.
Mizumi Mara for Kwongyen Chongva for K. CL Wan Halman for Swatow Klar for Odessa
CLEARANCES AT THE HARBOUR OFFICE.
October 4.
Yueneang for Manila Kiloong for Bangkok Chenan for Shanghai Hanoi for Pakhol Lungshing for Swatow
October 6,
Faul Lecut for Marseilles
Luchow for Canton
Wet-hai-wei and Ticu:sin-Per KUEI-Cart Diederichsen for Canton
English
Mail.
CHOW, 10th Oct., 11 a.m.
SATURDAY 1th Oct.
Straits, Burmal, Ceylon, Ade Jaide, Western Australia, India, Aden. Egypt, and Europe vla Brindisi. (Late Lettere 11
Elseth for Fanrung
Fukai Maru for Wakamatsu Kyodo Marn for Newchwang
sinchang for Canton Stentor for Liverpool Bhatei for Shanghai Yakabams Maru for Seattle Jason for Dalny
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
Pers. Coblenz, arrived 4th inst., from
29.97 75
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T. F. Ole Tann, Director.
Hongkong, Observatory, Bapt. 6.
Barqueter, reduced to 32. degrees Fahrenheit on the level of the sea in in- ches, tenths and hundred the
2 Temperature, in the shade, in degrees Fabrenheit,
3 Humidity, in percentage of enturation, the Humidity of air saturated with mola- being 100.
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4 Direction of Wind, to two points 5 Force of Wind, according to Beaufort Scule.
State of Weather. b blue sky, e de- tached cloud, d drizzling rain, (for, si gloomy, b hail, I lightning, o overcast, p passing showers, squally, r rain, a snow,
thunder, v visibility, w dew wet.
Rain in inches, tonths and hundredthe.
'LITTEOROLOGICAL,
Previous
55
to noon, Extra Postage 10.
Day On date On-dele 2 pin. ecata) (Supplementary mail on board up to the time fixed for
Baromater **20,99 29.98 29.94 departure of the mail (Extra | Japan.
Temperatura
79 75 82 Kumidity Postage 10 centa) Days..
77 53 ROIEB posted in all the Pillar
Wind Direction...ENE NE ENE in time for the frat clearance Por s.. Halebing, arrived 5th Inst, Force will be included in this contract from Swatow.
Weather
b mail.) The Parcel Mail will be Procupar, Mrs
Rain closed, Friday at
Elgasti open av Tampererare ăn thu gih Per Heinchang, arrived 5th Inst.. Lower 1 2 » from Chechco. Brown, R
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Par CHINA, 11th. Oct., Il aim. Philippine Islands-Per LOONGSANG,
11th inst. 1 p.m.
At these ports steamers cull-Straits-Per FA USANG, 11th Oct,;1 p.m. and the reception was afterwards ing for bunker coal exclusively Manzanillo and Guaymas (Moaloo)-Per held at Priory Coltage, Rother-Bre exempt from all shipping field. The honeymoon is being dues and charges.
pont in the Lake district.
-A. BUNE
HABANA PLANTEURS.
THE
IDEAL
SMOKE
OF THE CONNOISSEUR."
OBTAINABLE
FROM ALL CICAR MERCHANTS.
H RUTTONIFE & SON, 14 QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL,
Siberian
Mall.
MARIE, 11th inst., 3 p.m. Shanghai and North. Chlan (Europe vin Siberis-Por YINGCHOW, 11th inst., 5 p.m.
TUESDAY, 14th Oct.
Swatow, Amoy and Foochow-Per HAI-
TAN. 14th Oct., 10a.m. Japan vis Yokohama-Par LOVAT, 14th
lust., 1 p.m. Philippine Islands-Por RUBI, 14th
Oct., 3 p.m.
American
WEDNESDAY, 13th Patober.
derma
Canadian Mail
b
TIDE TABLE.
6th Ot., to 12th Oct, 1913.
Higb Water
Low Water Hang D
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H.K. Observatory, 6th Oct, 1913.
T. F. CLAXTON, Director
Per an. Luchow, arrived 5th ist, from Shangliui. Bolben
Deus Bain, An
Mensing, Mrs Chan Hair
Wang Chi.
Per ss. Paul Lecat, arrived 5th inst, from Bhanghai. Bell, Mr & Mrs Hough Bamfeld, Mis
Hupeden Binder
Kant Caillard, Mr & Mrs Lancaster Dyor
Liti'e Edes Mr & Mrs Morris, Mr & Mrs
de Enor, Van Fulton, Mrs
Mus
750m
7 t
Baal .
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Per us. Hue, arrived ‘5th inst., om Halphor, Bourgoing
Fil
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Balore 11
Becker
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Chenet
Patoons, Mr & M
30 $9
Roussair. Rev.
m morning a afternoon.
Wildon, Mrs
Straits. Burmah, Ceylon Ade Hertz laide, Western Australia, India, Long Chatur Aden, Egypt and Europe vin Long Ho Naplen-Por ONEIGENAU, Loy Lenh
13th October, 9 a.m.
Winh Chars
PASSENGERS DEPARTED.
Formosa via Keclung, Shang- and North China, Japan vla Nagasaki, Victorlu and To- Per sa. Derfflinger, departed 6th inst., coma-Pet MEXICO MARU, for Shanghai and Japan. 15th 100.
Bonttle, 10
Macur. B G da Basto, Master 3 JR Mahul, E Bello, E
Orlob, Ph Olser, A W
SATURDAY, 18th October. Philippine Islands-Fer Yuensang, 18th
Inst., 1 p.m.
Batlho, H Chen Kee Caron, Rev 6 M
Dovnan, A
Freesen
Geron, & G
FRIDAY, 24th Oct. Philippine Laland-Fer ZAFIRO 24th
just, 3 padz
Genah Gorgensen, A. Helbronn, IF Larson, H 8
B
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Noronha, Miss Bouza, Mr and Mrs
Btorrie, A. P.
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Bahamoh, Mrs F
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AND
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JESSELTON, KUDAT & Borneo.
SANDAKAN
About TUESDAY,
14th Oc
FRIDAY, #/31st Oct.
All the steamors of the European Line are fitted with Wireless Telegraphy, Now System of Telefunken.
For further Particulare, aroly
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MELCHERS & CO... .
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Hongkong, 2nd Oct, 1973.
MESSAGERIES MARITIMES.
FRENCH
MAIL STEAMERS.
REGULAR FORTNIGHTLY SERVICE BETWEEN EUROPE AND JAPAN.
OUTWARD.
Steamers
E, Simon's
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NEXT SAILINGS:--
Will leave for Japan ou
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Steamers.
Will leave for Margillos
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MAIL SCHEDULE
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Steamers.
Eastern Aldenham
Empire
Arrive Hongkong from Australia.
Leave Hongkong
for Australia.
10th Oct. at am, 31st Oct.
1'th Oct. 1st Nov.
| 21st Nov.
The above Steamers are fitted with Refrigerating Machinery, on Buring a Plentiful supply of Ice, French Provisions, etc., and are The f.G. M... DEFFLINGER which lighted throughout with Electricity: All State-Rooms have Electrio left here on the 2nd inat, arrived at Pans. A duly qualified Doctor and Stewardess are carried, Shanghai on the 6th inst., at 7 a.m...
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