1901-02-11 — Page 3

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1901.

AN AMERICAN SWINDLER GOES TO PRISON.

At the Magistracy to-day, John Lee, who deseribes himself as a doctor of medi- eine, was sentenced to three months' hard labour for olisining the suns of 8100 by means of false pretences, from Chen U Fang, shopkeeper, 23 La Yoen Stroot.

ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.

Challengo Shield Competition.

RACING NOTES.

THE CHINA MAIL.

A few weeks ago, it acemed as if the Duby was going to bo u two-kono affuir THE HONGKONG .C. 7. 88TH COMPANY R. between Sir H. McMahon's Derby griffin The gut crowd that has lined the ropes Kisket, and Mr David's subscription griffin this soon gathered together on Saturday Loyalist. Now, however, the race vesta a afternos to witness the Hongkong Foot much more open appearance, and at least ball Club and the 28th Company (Southern half a dozen hornag have strong supporters. Division) Royal Engineers play of their Arang the likely ones must be reckoned tie to the second round of the Football MeJ. H. Lewis' by Derby grin Arrog Challenge Shield Competition, the gazia ant, which did a very taking galley on taking place on the ground of the Saturday, finishing the Ins: aix furlongs Hongling Club at Happy Valley. The of a mile and a quarter in 1 min. 32 scca., continued drought had made the playing and the half wika in 1 min. 1 sce. Rhein- field very hard, and in the match on Satur-gold; another Baby grifin that must be day the players found no little dilleury in keeping control of the ball and bringing thamscives up ones they were fairly get on the run. The Clubs put the socio eleven on the field that be played so consistently this seson, with the exception of goal, in

Entertainment.

HARMSTON'S CIRCUS

AND

ROYAL MENAGERIE. TO-NIGHT: TO-NIGHT!||

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A

LODGE

Vessels Advertised as Loading.

Destination.

Venels.

ST. JOHN,

Australian Porte Changsha (4) Austalian Ports...... Eastern (3)

No, 618, 5.0. REGULAR MEETING of the above LODGE will be held in the Tan MARONS HALL, Zotland Street, on TUES. precisely. All Members are requested DAY, the 12th Inst., at 8.30 for 3 pm. attend. The Lodge will be in Mourning.

Hongkong, February 11, 1901.

Prisoner, who was stylishly dressed, and is an American, was arrested on board the Ingeng with loft the Harbour yester day for Manils. It appears that he lins buon traced from Kobe where hogare a-din- Bacto the German Cul and a party and afterwards dimppoared en mysterious y ne ho had come. He strived in Hongkong by tho Germen mal stemor Hindu che 5th inst., and stayed one night in the Heng kong Hotel. He gave himself out to be a American NavyDoctor and sported the un Ser of the durerean Navy, Mr Haynes, the manager of the Hotel, did not like the lukea of him notwithstanding his as sistant surgeon's uniform. On the oven- ing of the 6th the prisoner want to the shop mentioned in Li Yaen Strock which position they gave Von der Piordton and a quarter gilöp,which appears to TO-MORROW (TUESDAY) EVENING. cordially INVITED to attend,

He

the following players lined up :-

reckoned with, gdoped the sauna distanco, finishing zamoly over the last quarter mile in 20 nces. Lyallet, looking fit and bright, did three quartex para work. (lezy, a

gvillin

Dorly saxcription candidate, did an end-to-end udle

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STAR COMPANY. The Spectaclo 'FRA DIAVOLO 100 ARTISTES 9nd HORSES in the PRODUCTION,

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BATS, &c.

12 FEBRUALY, EVENT OF THE CENTURY.

A

PERSEVERANCE LODGE OF HONGKONG, No. 1,165,

to

328

Shanghai (6)

Date of Leaping.

Butterfold & Swire. February 18.

1999

MOON.

Gibb, Livingston & Co. Feb. 27, laplight, Australian Ports... Kasuga Maru (4)...... Nippon Yusen Kaisha. Feb. 2, at + p.m. Bremen & Ports of CalSachsen (s).

Norddeutscher Lloyd. Feb. 20, at noon. nihong ......Hailuong (s) ......Douglan Lapaik & CofFeb. 13, at avon.

February 2 Havre nud Hamburg. Freiburg (o)arlowite di Co Havre and Hamburg. Marburg (6)............................. Calowitz & Coxbout Mar. 10. 'arkowitz & Co. About Mar. 1ö Have and Hamborg..Bauberg (0)..... Haves and Homburg. Sibiria (a)..

Carlowitz & Co. About Mar. 20, Glancus (s).

Hutsurtiuld & Swire....February 16. Liverpool Loudon & Ports of Call Coromandel (s) P. & O. 8. N. Co. Feb. 16, London v. Suez Canal Alciunua (a)

Butterfield & Swirw...February 18. London

F&0. 8. N. Co... About Feh 21. Butterfield & Swire... March b Butterfield & Swin... March 10. Shewan, Temes & Co. Feb. 14, ais p.. Jardine, Matheson&Co Feb. 12, 4pm Butterfeld & Swire... February 18. Nippon Yaren Kals, Feb. 22, daylight Insterfield & Swis... February Nippon Yuson Kashe Feb, 15, daylight, Nippon Fusen Kuish, F. 22, at noon. Dadwell & Co., Ltd About Feh 23. Butterfield & Swift... Alen Mar: 20. Arnhold, Barberg Co About Match 10. acis Mait S. S. Co Feb. 14, at poco.

London

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Deucalion (^) Esmeralda (9).. Yuensang (*) Manila...Changsha (s).... Marseillos, London, &c. Sado Mora (4)

REGULAR MEETING of the abovo | Nagraki & Moji... Kweiynng ()

LODGE will be held in the FaER N'ki, Kobe. & Yma Trubs Maru (8).. MASONS HALL, Zotland Strast, on SATURN'saki, Kobe & Twa. Rosetta Maru (s) DAY, the 18th Inntnist, at 5 for 5.30 New York.SuezCasal Folins (a)... p.m., precisely. Viser BALTEREN G Forland, (r.), ...) (6) (6)

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Hongkong. February 11, 1901.

DACHELOR REQUIRFS, Next Month, INTERNATIONAL TUG-B FURNISHED SITTING, BET and BATB Shargai.

Rooms, with Board, or would TIFFIN out.

Address:

OF WAR.

$500-CASTI PRIZES-$800.

by the regular Sübutlay morning sörk with trainers. The tin, 2.50 for the whole din. lasen, was 16 yil and the gillop was condition. Kismet Tan kimike distance palpably touch for the lurex presant in 2.37. At Brux's subscription grifio Confederation gathped half a talis in 1.31.

194 Mr David's Derby grithist took 24.

mito and a half Blitz, another Derby gritin, galloped half a mile in 1.63. Hongkong Club--Goal, Von der Pforcer Mr. Babington's subscription ten backe, Pinckney and Russell; half-griffin, ran his first quarter of a mile ir 33, the limit in 7 and a backs, Jenkins Bonnar, and Howard forwards, Live, Lee, Noble, Telluck, and mile and a quarter-a listance quite began his reach-in 2.46. Mr Hart- Clapham,

Bick's Derby griffin Belvoir can maile in 2.4, and the same awner's subscriptionCEPTED. grins Gracton and Lincoli deseful ENTRIES POSITIVELY CLOSE NOON work. Among the China ponies, Mr John Feel's oh. Sel galloped a mile mixt a quae- tho first quarter taking 35, the half ter.

38th Company-Gal, Murphy; hauka, Wilson and Boll; half-backs, Laticerisht Harrington, and Dukes; formands, Bill, Stiles, Frost, Kelly and Mooney.

The Artillery won the toss, and it was

left to Noble to start the game, lasing the 1.09), thus three quarters 1.471, the west goal. The opening was. 'cracker,

ENTRANCE FREE.

$250-FIRST PRIZE.

2100-SECOND $10 FOUR WINNERS

TU-DAY.

ENTRIES TO DAT

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Care of CHINA MAIL' Office. Hongkong, February 11, 1901.

334

THE HONGKONG LAND INVEST- MENT & AGENCY CO., LTD.

CERTIFICATE No. SHARE

EXTITY SHARES Numbered

7726

mito 2.24, and the whole distance 2.57. H.M.S. Conturion, 1st Team-Capt. Liout.tral, Victoria, Hengking, eat or before the

and great excitement prevailed the ballbuchi, the was stable, did a similar

was lanked from one end of the held to The first chance another at a great pace.

Walvet, RN.

Gao, W. Start.

journey in 2.56, the first quarter taking 37.M.S. Centurion, Stokers Team-Capt. the half mile 12, the three quarters 1.47 and the mile 2.23. Mr Mansfeld's Ante faishol the last half mile of his gallop in 1.19. Mr David's Strategist fished over

and lerrowed $100, I come the shop-

a trial. As the rules now read, it sccrued keeper supplie the American Nary re-

a rather risky thing to put a man who is gularly with grade, and as the man soro At officer's unifort and said he belonged accustomed playing the carrying code be-

the U.6.9. Brooklyn, he readily forkest out the memes in return in an I. 69. U. tween the postin such an importat watch, signed C. E. Horgan, Assistant Surgeon, and the folly of thiswasamply demostrated

Flagship Brooklyn. Lou then went i to Canton, where he paid a visit to one during the progress of the gone When of the loading al shops and the reforce's whistle sounded for a start gave the name of Morgan. He purchased goods to the value of $125, including three silk mandarin jacket, a tiger skin, as ivory umbrella handle and an ivory Inn.

not took the goods but sail he Ind the money to pay then. The shopkeeper would not let the goods out of his sight until he got the money, and as a last resort the American invited him to con down to Hongkeng with him and he would pay the money on beard the Brooklyn. The Chinazon accepted the offer and entre along with his customer, to Hongkong bol the ss. Highes which arrival here on the morning of the inat. The Chinaan was barely cute enough for his man. The American, en reacting the shore, jumped into a rickshaw and was lost in the labyrinth of streets in twink

The poor shopkeeper repured the to scure came to the soldiers, but, though les to the police, and Detective Sergeant he had it all his own way, Frost O'Sullivan set to work. The detective, watching afcund the Canton wharf, dis Licked the ball too far is front of him. covered that certain laggage was being with the result that Pinckney got his foot transferred to the Loonging. Ip this in, and savol disaster. The Club forwards

'ductor" - traced, Heavy, and Chiplam, working the bullet

with long the left, pur fa a good centre. Noble discovered in compet

was on the spot, and, with one of his best ly and a male friend rid Was highly indiguant when charged. Ho aid shots scored first goal fer tho Clab. It was Token to the Police, indeed a beauty, taken in a rather difficult he was a gentleinan. station, he refused to give any information position, the hall leaving his fout at a terrfic pace, giving the goalkeeper no chance to concerning himself, and, when taken on Ward the Brolly by the detective to be save. The Artillerymen Luckled to after identified, the Captain did not immow him nor this, and for a time they had slightly the would he bare anything to do with him, best of exchanges, but slackness in front now, there of gal spoilt good work in the open. Rus- Mr Leo aliae Morgan is fore, doing time in Victoria nol while his sell as always about when there was danger, and this player never failed his companions have gone on to Manila,

side. Von der Pfordien got his first shut to Rive From Kolly. At an eay pace the bali mavelled in his foot, but he picked up, and aking more steps that end with the ball in his hand, the foal that followed this infringement brought the downfall of his 11-Mr goal. Not many minutes after this he 19 Mr Derick made the same mistake, but this time 13-Mr k. Deep Ray... the luck

with the Club, for it 14-Mr blk., Farewell

K, Stonecutter...

way the WOLG

CRICKET

HONGKONG C.-C. D. ROYAL NAVY.

The final match between the Hanghong Cricket Club and the Navy, played on Sa. turday, resulted in a crushing defeat for the Club, who were not strongly represented Balter waris great bending Paw the Navy Making four wickets in one over. Appended are the scores: ---

SWALE

Binalar distanse in 1 min. 10 sees, while

Major Dobell's & Late took 1.11 over the samo distance, Thistie, Dent king, Hope, Thunderston, Tree Beer, and hers sore

The following is a complete list of tho Wadur bores egged in the fathoming hee Meeting with the weight for mehus The marked they will have to marry. with an asterix were subscribe for as Derby Grifins..

**

"

1 -Mr A. Babington b. Sundowner 1.13 2-Mr Krown ig., Confederation ...11. 2 3-Mr Buxey br., Favourite Rose* 10.13 4-Mir

b., Imperial * ...10. A 5-Mr

Suuvenir No. 1.13 6-Mr br., Weed Rot.....10. 73 Dariusb. Fama* 8-Mic it. Clory

Mr David adopie[*

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th.. kaylist

Utenisu.

Castle Pesk

Siege Train, 15th Company-Capt Lient,

Julian Sidmit. 11.MS. Endyston, 1st Team-Capt, Franic

Gordon.

R. G. Trevithick.

HMS. Fulien, Stokers' Team-Capt. 22nd Bombay Infantry-Capt. C. Burka.

33524 to 33573 inclusive, standing in the Registar in the name of FOONG KING POON TONG of Frecrow, having bean LOST, Notico 19 hereby given that unless the said Cortificato be produced at the Office of the Company, Queen's Road Cen- TWELFTH day of March, 1901, a New Cer- tificate for the said Shares will be issued and theold Certificate will thereafter be held by the Company as NULL and VOID,»

A. SHELTON HOOPER, Secretary, Aongkong, Februxiy 11, 1901.

Good referamous."

S. Francisco v. Japan. City of Peking (e)...... 8. Francisco v. Japan. Gaelic (9).&O. §. 8. Co... Feb. 23, at noon. S. Francisco v. Japan. Hongkong Mara (0) Toyo Kisan Kaisha.... Mar. 2, daylight,

Butterfeld & Swire.... Fubt unry 14 Shanghai.Kwain ()

Bengal (8) ..... P.&0.5: N. Co...About Feb. 16. Shanghai... ..... Laongmoon (s)

East Asiatic T. Ca, La Tob. 13. 44-57.10. P.&O. S. N. Co...About Feb. 28. Shanghai and Japan... Bombay (s)..

Alussageries Maritimes About Fu, 13. D. Sanon, Sous & Co. Feb. 15 at 8p.m. Sundes, Wieler & Co. Feb. 14, afternoon. Douglas Laprik & CuFeb. 13, daylight. Douglas Lanite & Co Feb. 12, daylight. Stow, Amoy & foo Anping Macu (e)....Mitsui Buss Kaisha. Feb, 20, taylight. Thonon (Waalt.), dc... Tacoma (8) .... ...... Dowell & Co. Jámited,Mur. 1, at 1000, Vancouver (B..), &c. Empress of India (s)... Camalian F R. Co. Feb. 18, at noen.

| S'hal,N'ki‚K be&Y'ma Tonkin (8) ......

S'pore, Penang &C'tta Arratoon Aptar (s) Singapore and Bombay Maria Teresa (8)... Swataw....--

........Thales (6)....... Stew, Ainoy &F'ehow Hatching (8)

SHIPPING.'

ARRIVALS. February 9.

Jacob Diederichsen, German str, 623, A. uk, brusy 8, Rice and Gen-

ert-JENSEN & Co.

February 10.

Armefoon Apur, British steamer, 2,879, E Fay, Calcutta Jan. 16, Penang 28, and Shugapore Telx, 9, at If .m., Ojtium and General--Daviu Sassoon, Sors & Co.

Esmeralda, British. ver., DC, G. F. Blas 328 land, Manila Feb. 7, General-SuEWAS,

TOM & Co.

Desiring Passage to England, B. Company, 2nd It. W. Fusiliers-Capt.DY 3 T PAGE of

Howell

ur SICH PERSON. H.M.S. Ctra-Capt. E. Charlton. Royal Garrison Artillery-Capt, W. Lor

ing, Capt. R. A. H... Undaunted-Capt. W. R. Pearce. 2nd R. W. Fusiliors-Capt. H. M. Cado-

gan. Adj., R. W. F.

Apply to Y. Z.,'

Care of 'CHINA MAIL' Office. Bergkong, February 11. 1001. 330

Akreshi Maru, Japancae steamer, 971, K. Sulzaki, Fuochow, vin Amoy and Swataw Februm 9, at 4 p.m., General. Mrrsvi BUSAN KAISHA.

Biles, German steamor, 3, 138, T. Bakle, Shanghai Feb. 6, General,CARŁOWITZ &

(

Laos, Franel steumer, 2,331, Flandia,

MESSAGENTER MARITIMES.

U.S S. But, 1st, 2nd Teana-Capt. H. UNIVERSAL TRADING COMPANY, Feb. 7. Mails and General.

A. Wilte.

15th Co., Western Division, R.G.A‚— p. J. Wallis, Corp., R.A. Capt. Drawing for places takes 1 at 9.39 thin evening at the Curent 10,7alored ust be represented to choose Re-S

1. feres and rewive eripy of Rules.

.10.10

Sach Text

1.13

ENTRIES CLOSE NOON TODAY. .10.13 Address. KOREKT LOT. Houghong

J. 7 Hotal. 10. L3 Box Office Plan --Roussos. Piso Co 10. 7 Quem's Road. 30:19:

......10.1.1

POPULAR PRICES.

LIMITED.

UNICE is hereby given that the Gen- Naal Menager his madu a CALL of

on the lotus of SHARES in UST. VRAMAL TRAPse Ca, Ira which CALL

-

Han, French str., 377, M. Meiers, Pakhoi and Hpihow Feb. 9, General.-A. R. MARTY.

Alterity, British despatch vessel, 1.701

& G. F. M. Crideck, Shanghai Fet. 7.

is PAYABLE to the General Manager Cake, Fresch gunbent, run, Lavel, on tlist March. 11, at the Company's | Sugen Fel. B. Registered Odice, N. 4. Den Voux Road Zare, Portuguese gumbrat, 1990, Mello, Central.

ELLIS KELLY.

General Manager.

Hongkong, Jamuy 31, 1901.

ઘણ

LIMITED.

Macao Feb. 10.

February 11. Diamante, British str., 1,35. A. Kam my, Manila February 6. 10 bees Sugar- CHEWAN, TONES & Co.

Haiphong, via Pakhui ang Hoitos Fell B General DOUGLAS STEŚMAILU C

did not seom ponsible for the goalkeeper-Mr

get clear of the Artillery [18–Mr Degasdust b., Crasater then to forwards around him. Danger was averted, 17-aja. 6. §. Poor b., Batdonse*, 10. ? Soldiers and Saitors or all Nike hoover, and Love it the other end struck 18. Mr. Han blk.. Berationalities admitted to Chairs DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP COMPANY,Hansong, Britisli xtr., 783. H. Bathurst.

bar., Blitz.14.1 and Stalls Dalf-price. the cross har with a guard header, but again fr getting on the bail the same player made

b., Donner"..... 10.10 no mistake about putting it will out of the 21-Mr Hagt fuck ch, Defenis.

........ Manager. goalkeeper's reach into the net. Soon 12-Mr Hart Back b., Croxt 10.10 BEST LONE after half-time was called, with the scores

Representative. 16. 4. Cel, Citas. B. HICK standing 2-1 in favour of the Club.

10.10 Hongkong, February 11, 1901. 381

or

13 Mr Hart Back g., Lincoin.. 24—Mr R. Hi b.. "Bullseye... 23-Me Jay b. Aliguld

b, Rheingold

THE NAVY

Capt. Strong, R.M.L.I., e Hillb Ser-

combe Saisho

79

Llaut. Mayhew, R.M.L., b Dorahill Lieut. Chilton Browne, R.N., b Ser-

combe Brukth any means money

:45

14

The opening passages of the second half San Leo and Lowe as an opening in Mr

Dr Tuck, R.N., Maitland b Ser-

Mr Franklin, R.N., b Dorchil

73

Dr Moun, R... van Dut

Rav. E. Salisbury, F.N., Ainslie b

27.

Mr. Salter, Hil

98

Screen.be Smith:

Lieut. Enss, R.N., not sut.

Lieut. Mereton, R., c and Dore

Full

Mr Thurston, R.N., b Dorchill.

Exipos........

..10.10.

10. 7

1.

front of goal from a good cross of Noble's. Mr R. R. fohnerne, lodoo..10. Joncina was playing the best half-back 28—Mr Ellis Nolly rn.. Alari......10.10 11gans on the fold, and reportedly robbed 29 Mr J. H. Lewis b.. Arrogant *...10.10

Forwards of the ball and let 30- The opposing

sltd., Bier...1. 7 Piuckncy was very soft 31- Lono away.

31-... behind him, and a good deal of extra 39.

, Hazard.10, 2

Incent a

b. Kimet10. 10 Similan 10. 10 13.4

grand had thus to be covered by the half. 33—Sir H. Mahon, Mentor....11. back; but Jenkins shone both in defoneo

3-

19 and attack. The 38th Company were kept 35- Mr Oswald

Intimations.

NAVY LEAGUE.

LECTURE.

FOR SWATÓW.

ME Company's Steanwhip

TUALES, Capmin Roasos, will be despatched for the abnta Fort WEDNESDAY, the 18th Ins., at Daylight..

For Freight or Passage, apply to

DOUGLAS, LAPRATK & Co..

General Managers. Hongkong, February 11, 1900,

Taigi, German st, 1,005, E. Schirgen. Saigen Feb. 7. Rive.--East Asiatre Tea | 18 (9

The British steamer Diagnante reports :" Fine weather, light N.E. wind, smooth sca. The British stanser Heiloong reports: Strong N.E. wind, rough sen and cloudy weather.

POST OFFICE NOTICES. MAILS will eloso:-

For YOKOHAMA & KORE.—.

Per Oasung, at 10a.m., on Tuesday,

the 12th Februgery.

For SINGAPORE,--

Por mur, at 2 p.m., on Tuesilny, the

12th February.

For KUMCHIEH & SAMSHUL—-

Per Suiker, at 4 pm, on Tuelay, the

12th Babymury.

For NAGASAKI & MOJ

Per Aireigang, ot. 4 p.m., on Tuesday.

the 12th February.

For SWATOW & SHANGHAL

Per Wingsang, at 5 pm, on Tuesday,

the 19th February.

For SINGAPORE PENANG & BOM..

BAY.--

Por Bride, at 10 a., on Wednesday,

the 13th February

For MANTLA.

Per Finseng, 41 10n.ui., on Wednesday,

the 13th February.

Per

meget, at 4 jí in, »n Thurs tay,

The Uth February.

for SHANGHAL-

Per Kuedia, at 4 p.,, on Wednesday,

the 15th February,

For

DARWIN, MANDA, PORT THURSDAY ISLAND, COOKTOWN

TOWNSVILLE, BRISEARE, SAD, NRY MELBOURNE, The Changsho, at p.m., on Friday, the

10th Feltasty.

MAHS wy The CASMAN Pacte RALL

WAY CO's PJCKET.--

Taleginal Morn Japanese str. 1,672, The Canadian Presne Mall Pecket prera 1. Sidenots, Moji February 6, Cokl—;

of Fadi will be despatched on WED SESDAY, the 13th February, with HERDS & Co.

Mails, for Shanghai, Japan, United Stelos, Camila, de., which will be closed as follows t

Plan Chum fitate, British stemibiot. 1,011, 4. Fowler Bangkok Jan. 28, Rice,Bur TERVIELA & Share,

10A.M. Registry ceases.

33%

Pangry, Aucien stemmer, 850, J. 1. Servone, Manila Feb. 8, Cual.-U. 9. NAVY.

||

11

YAPTAIN tro C. ANDERSON__has DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP COMPANY,

kindly seated to deliver a LEC-

in their own territory for a considerable 36-Mr John Peel, h. Ling10, HTURE on IMPERIAL KETTISH INTERESTS

0 time, while Tullock and Howard had tries 37-Mr John Peel, 4., Fon

20 sining more

IN THE FAR East AND THE NEEDS OF THE

30 1:1] Navy, in the Châimber of Commerce

O at goal. Fouls were names, Howard 38-Mr John Feel, br. lease.

o this poct thau 39-Mr Pages b. Peach Bisson 10. A Room, at the City Hal, on TUESDAY,Ta From one of these Von der 40-Mr Roy i-g. Blue Guta. 10.10 the 19th Feb., 1901, at 5.15 p.m1. 31 Plondten had to exert himself in order to 41--Ale Whedrut hr. The Giulio..... U. 5 Mr. J. I. FRANCIS, K.

Total 2

Η

C.C.

FIRST INNINGS.

Capt. Ainslie, 3rd M. L.L., Selter

F. Maitland, Frankli

Lieut. Hill, R.W.F., ut Rosa, Salter

Major Denhill, R.A., & Salter...

Major Don, A.P.D., not out

A. G. Ward, b Salter

Lieut, Lamb, 3rd M.LI, b Sakter

Capt. Langhorne, R. A., Salter

Saller

Lieat. Higgon, R.W.F.,

T. Sercambe Smith, b baltor

J. A. Wexlystes, & Franklic

Fats

Total

SECOND INNINGE..

Capt. Ainclie, 3rd M.L.I., b Thirston F. Maishand, not out......

cnyone.

Rava bin elinsge. The play all round was

not so spirited us in the first half, but in-

MAFOO

terest remained in the game till the finish.

enchanee hia reputation as a "pot slot,'

10 Nublo had one or two chanes to further

7

Б

2

Medle

but muddled. The end one with the The C. P. R. Cu,'s 5,8. Buguras už terjerā.

scotes reading-Hongkong Club, 2; 38th

27 Company, 1.

7

The game was greatly enjoyed by the large crowd, which includd H. E. the

Governor. The Artillerymon lasted better

thau their opponents and if another goal hnd fallon to the lot of the soliterein the second

40 half the chances of the Club would certainly

$19

2

left Vannuver on Monday afternoon,

(họ 28th January, for Hongkong vi

the al ports of call.

will take

the Chair. Ladica sol Members of the General Public are invited-

HENRY E. POLLOCK,

Hon. Sverdury

Novy League, Bougkong Branch. Hongkong February 6, 1901.

306

The P. M. & S. Ca's .. China, with THE IMPERIAL BANK OF CHINA.

not have been rasy if extra time had had The

to be played. The goalkeeper did all that was required of him in style and had no

chatice with the shots that passed hit. The backs were

pair of strong kickers,

19 but the halves did not study where they werd to place the ball when they had a slapce of letting thoir forwards in The

Major Dyson, A.P.D., st Mayhew, b***

J. A. Woodgatua, b Moon

Extras

Total

BOWLING. ANALYSIS.

Kiggur u Bercombo.Smith Laughome. Woodenes. Dorebill. Fit.

Franki

KOJE NAVY.

THE

First Tanings

Salter smaržy

Moon ...

Thurston

Second

Franklin Salter** Moon Thurs: Roas

VESELLS AT THE DOCKS

42 left half, thoug was in front of his

0 comrades. Forward, there was little or ne combination, and many chances were missed through want of an understanding.

.GL

mails &c, left San Francisco for tak

port via Honolulu, Yokokaina, Inland

Sen, Koby, Nagasele; and Shanghai, na the Lee Fel.

O. & O.C's side, with al

NOTICE.

LIMITED.

FOR HAIPHONG. Compapp Sha

Captain BATHURST, will be despatched for the above Port on WEDNESDAY, the 13th Instant, at Noon.

For Freight or Passage, apply to

DOUGLAS, LAPRAIK & Co.,

General Managers. Hongkong, Folraary 11, 1901.

#fail, French steamer, 50, Merica, Pukhoi and Heibow Feb. 1, General.-A. R. MAREY.

Takwang British stummer 970, Baker, Bangkok Felmary 5, Geuztal. JaryISS, MATHESON & Co.

DEPARTURES. February 10. Tarieren, for Yokolama. Dosecongas, for Bangkok. |Care, for Hoihuaw. 332 Hating, Fast Ethow.

Tooming, for Manila. Chihli, for Yokútanın. Formosa, fer Swatow, Hsieh Ho, for Shanghai.

February 11. Lane, for Europe, &e.

CLEARED.

FOR SINGAPORE, PENANG AND

CALCUTTA.

HERRAS THE IMPERIAL BANK THE Sternship

ARRATON APCAR,

OF CHINA'S PREMISES .10

c., from San Francisus to the 16th PEKING, have been DESTROYER by the Captain E. Fer, will be despatched for the Jan,, rin Honolulu, srived at Yots and the following UNISSUED abone Ports on FRIDAY, the 15th Inet, kohama, and left for this NOTES expressed on the face thereof to eat 8 pm.

n the nursing of sil February, via Payable at its Office in Peking in CHING Inland Sea, Kobe, Nagasaki Shangha

Nemere Kopechat.

The N. Y. K. Dog's No. Ini Maru left

Bombay, via Tuticorin and Singapore, for this port on the 5th Fel The in expected to arrive here on the 23d Feb.

The s.s. Zouther Colle, for Straits, Heng

The Hongkong Club won, of course, bat that was all. Certainly it was not good forward play that pulled them through Noble spored that great go!' early in the W. But half, but played like atovico alunos. for the remainder of the game, Tallock playa, best in the centre. Lee wrought The hard, but to less purpose than usual 37Lowa wan always dangerous whofi he got the

4 ball and covered the ground very swiftly 1 His shooting was never far off the marke

16 4/45 492

13 146

4064 128

Koutoon:-

B.MS, Hans, Caronno, USS Isla de

Naoyang, US

Luzon, Lothair,

of the half backs, Howard has played

long, China and Japan,loft New Loik on the 30th Jun. Cal. & §. 3. 8. Colas. Atyatdagdle left Portland on 6th Feb., for Moji and Honkon

The N. P. Co.'s x.8. Gʻanagleg mailed Fam

many better games than he did on Saturday. The N. T, Co's 9.8.

in fact he was a good way Top of it "Bo

car was very judicious in placing. Jenkins,

along with Russell, was the most prominent

D in the Club team, and but for a long

ine have we seen him get through so much.

work, and do it well. Pinckney was rusty, The ice want of training, but, aleg with Ras al presented good deflen. Von dar Fiorditan is not a goalkooper, and this posi

› Tacoma, for Japan änd Hongkong, on

the 22nd Jaa.

Taeniark saitd from Tekshams for Hongkong on the

5th Feb

Latest Advices.

1

N. Y. K. 1.6. Tumba Mara left B, gapore lor this port on the 9th Fol and is acted to arrive here on the 1th b..

fon ought really to be entrusted to a mean - The M. M. Co.'s steamer Tyrkin, with the who has accustomed himself to the rules

It was touch-and-go

on flie Club, being

ist down soft on Saturday, and a good shel

in the Soldier front rank might havo wen the game for themse

A fow of Mr J. Ross's decisions, BS T férée, din vo: please section of the crow, but his ruling in our option was always. tupartial

TOMMY-FAW teacher worth us to tell her

Bennington, S. Brookin, Fausang. what by the salary of the Czar of Russa.

Avalanghe, Hue; Sugrib, Diamante. Cosmomilitan. — Loyal, Hapkow, Aberdeen, Hansa, West York

400 PC (WIY naked the young Gifs, naively, Ada, FIN do siecleja now an unt of date piece you alwaya whistle when you get br of any for which sumebody must lurent & millinery bill do in the wind 16 substituía

He Twelve rathon dollar ayos. Smith board and dynamite Irre. -----

Find the mea

PING TSU YIN Curray, have been

STOLEN therefrom— 100,000 Notes of 5 Flaco quch-

Nos. 001 to 100,000. 100,000 Notos of 1 Taol each ----

No 0001 to 100,000. 2,000 Notes of 5 Taolis ench-

Nos, 0001 to 20,000. 10,000 Notos of 10 Tuels ench-

Fer Freight or Passage, apply to

D. SASSOON, SONS & Co.. Avents. Hongkong, February 11, 1901. 327

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

FROM CALCUTTA, PENANG AND SINGAPORE.

Nos. 001 to 10,0 ́0. The Public are hereby cautioned against purchasing or dealing in any way with such the ore Porter Consigns [HES,S. A redun dipers, havingarrived Nutes, as the Bank accepts no liability for

the same.

By Order of the Board of Directors,

For the IMPERIAL BANK OF CHINA,

A. W. MAITLAND,

Hongkong, Septembar 20, 190).

Jecob Dialeriksen, for Hothow, Hacking, for Swatow. Hoddein, for Saigon.

Silesin, for Singapore and Humburg. iaitun, for Hoiaow, Felago, for Bralow.

PASSENGERS.

ARRIVED.

(Registration, with late fevol 10 cents,

up to 10.45 s..)

A.M. Post-Ollies closes, but Corres pmdance may be posted on board the Pache, cith the Ente Fe of 10 cents extra Postage, until the fine of depar

turo.

M1768 DV The United States Packer. -- The United States Mail Packet City of Peking will be despatchol on THURS. DAY, the 14th Feb., with Mails, for Shanghai, Japan, Sau Francisco, the United States, Canada, Honolulu, Peru, ., which will he alosed st follows:

on at fan. Rugistrat

Registration, with late fee of 10 cents, up (to 10.13 2.m.

Leltors, 11.

(Supplementary Mail on board up to the time fixed for the departure of the Mail. Extra Postage 10 cents.) REGISTRATION.Correspondence can bo registered for all Pvirate ship_mails up to 4-quaster-of-an-dier before the time of

closing,

THE REVENUE OF CHINA.

A SERIES OF ARTICLES, * Reprinted from The China Mail." WITH AN APPENDIX.

Perlons Apcar, freni Calcutta, A., Dr O. G. and Mrs Place, Miss Atkinson, To Rev. and Mis R. J. Jarvin, Rev. and Mrs Moore nud 3 shildren, Chpt. Twining, R.E., Tan Eng Chung, and 1,500 Chinese. Mr C. 1. Baghoy, Mr Chus Beng Chan, Mr

Per. Esmeralda, from Manila, Mrs Darn of Cargo are hereby informed that their

Dorsman, Mesra Thes. Jones, A. Mahomes, Goods will be delivered from alongside.

Cargo impeding the discharge will be Mr L. C. Baker, and 35 Chinese. lauder at once. Cargo remaining on board Fer kushi Mure, trons Coast Porta, after 2p.m. of the 13th February, will be Dr O'Neil, Mr Wm. Howard, and 55 Chi-

Per

Acting Chief Manager, landed at Consignees' risk and expense into Fares for Hongkong; irum Yoki

1943

EYE-SIGHT.

Mr. N. LAZARUS, Greulist-Optician, of London and Calcutta, may be consulted for SPECTACLES at 10. Queen's Road Central, (R. HOUGHTON & C»)

FREEMA, left Saigon on Sunday,(Nearly ogineite the HONcKee Hora). the 10th Feb., at 4 pan, and may Business Hours: ...

be expected here on or about Wed- mosty, the 19th Feu. This Packet brings replies to Bertare deepat-cheu from Hongkong on Dec. 8th.

Da.m. to 5 pm. Great proportion of extxrads and die- eases affecting those advancing in life cccur to those having mmo. deficiency in

The Imp. dorman Mail s.s. Bern, car the construction of the eyes-the any ing the German Mails with dates fecia years of Eye Strain' ewing in serious Berliu of the 11st Jan, loft Colombo forms if disease. Glasses specully adapted. on Saturday afternoon, the 9th Feb,in youth those requiring them save and

the sight. and may be expected here on or about preserve WWednesday, the 20th Feb.

Constantly recurring headaches, spells of The N. 7. Ou. 6.8.3. Duke of Fife mild dimness when reading, weak eyes, the from Touma, for Japan oud Hang- leitors reoning together way of those kong, in the 8th Feb, symptoms indicate a deficiency in the form of the eye requiring Grasses only to correct and COTA

The

& Co. 8. Bengal left. Sing one for this port on the 11th Feb at boin with the outward Knglish mule, and a due here on the 11th

Dr. LAZARUS supplies hit SPECTA- CLDS our after testing the sight.

-2678 ADVICE FREE

the Godowns of the Hoxerong And Kow- LON WHARF AND GODON COMPANY, hopin, Mira Faroslaw and child, Mas FF. Bluni, Bisnes Mabel and Bella Isaac, Mr LIMITED.

Consignees of Cargo from SANGALORE and H. Blum, Mr Issue, and Mrs G. Abella; PENANG are requested to take IMEDIATE from Kobe, Mesra Lee Hing Hing, Won- delivery of their Goods from alongside Sung Ming, Cheng Fong Choo, and Cheong such Cargo impeding the discharge of the Ching Wen; from Nagasaki, Melaks Vessel will be landed and stored at Con- Giroff; from Shangha Miss Nicole, Mra Mathow, Mr B. Tindihan, Mr Y. Hunt, signees risk and expense.

Bir Bacsene and servant, Mr G. Y. Jamie. son and servant, Mire Wallace Capt. Schumann, Mr Gadureau, Mr Hyndmauri, and 1 Chines2.

No Fire Insurance will be effected. Bills of Lailing will be countersigned by

·DAVID SASSOON, SONS & Co.,

Agents. Hongkong. February 11, 1901 -

329

RAMBLE THROUGHS OUTHERN

FORMUSA:

Bg U. TAVIOR, 1. 34, Customs,

With WOODCUT. [Reprinted from the China Treview.] One of the Treat Skotches of Formous Jale yet written.

Frien

$1003 UNINA MAG Obce, 5 Wyedhan Street Herring.

Per Diamante, from Manila, Mesara Fressner, McLaughlin, Ludwig, Farson, Davis, Matsuki, Pahol, Hstwakor, and Mra R. Danial..

SHIPPING REPORTS.

The British steamer drratoon duur ro prete: Left Brigapore Feb. 1st, audents. to fresh broom clear weather till noon DE end; increased to a gale varying its etrength, with high sesa till 7th from lat. 14.00 N, long. 113.45 5., weather moderating, fine clear to port,

The British stoor Esmeralda reportS - Fine weather, moderate N.L. winds and moderate

The Gorcionalesmer Silesia roportą z aizdurato zes and sinda, namotimes fary,

he had at the Orice OF THIS PAPER.

Mesars, KELLY & Wacan, Lau. And Messrs. W. Busws&Co,

En Centr Prino,

Temperature.

(uken at Messra Foliene & Co.'s Premises, Queen's Rund.). HONGKONG, February 11, 2001,

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Opium Quotations. HONGRONG, February 11, 1901, New Patna, aliy

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Inst Koarm Allowange Taola

Old Malwa, credit Alkoreuco, Taals Persian, Olly, ask, Allowance, Taals, Persial Paper tånd loug, Allowance, faals.

840/850 ner 1