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MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1906.

BY TELEGRAPH.

SOUTH MANCHURIAN RAILWAY.

KOWLOONS NEW CHURCH

The Opening Ceremony

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THE CHINA MAIL.

with a view to benefit those who coins aftor. They were told that the time would Com when, Kowloon would have few if any vacant spaces. It would Andren's Church, with which Sir become the terminus of the great trunk Paul hater has, a muniticently, endowed line that would run through. Chinw Men Kowloon, was Pranal y consecrated to haly would congrogate-hem and would go to that: worship on Saturday afternoon by the Ven. church for inspiration. It would be open CAPITAL OVER-SUBSCRIBED, A das Banister. The providing of to all and he hoped the time would never a church fut Kowloon was matter in come when its doors would be closed. It which Bishop ru took the greatest would be a'cantre of teaching to those who interest, and Sat day was the day he had lived in the peninsula. He would remind fixed for the opening of the new building them too that the building and the furnish. Fa obedienos to the Into Bishop's wishor Tokyo reports that the capital of the ceremony. frsk plxoo and Kowlooting of that church had been a history of the South Manchurian Itaitway Com-residenta reisesapplied with a handsome-paration and if the churel was to be a and counmations ples of worship. Thus success co-operation would have to continue. site is in Hubineer Runs and the imptat Bo commended the minister to them and el busilding represents the generosity of concluded by expressing the hope that| many residents and the Government of tho everyone would receive the benediction of Colony

(From our correspondent.)

Sassora, October 2.

pany has buon largely over-subscribed.

IMPERIAL CHINESE

CUSTOMS:

INSPECTOR GENERAL'S:

WARNING.

(From Our Correspondent.)

SHANGHAI, October 2

God.

SPORTING.

Cricket

Sir Paul (hator erected the building, tha Government presented the sita, a túbuturi peal of hella as culieated for and provided by the Hou. Mr. B. ehorne. The pows chirstalls, preger der kr, chaccel skate, toly table and pulpit are the gifts of the Blato Bishop and the frontal table the wifi

The cricket season opened auspiciously of Lady Hrace. The communice plate was on Saturday afternoon, for most of the the gift of the communicants of the Cathe. Clubs, games being played by the Hongkong dral and the Park Church, a handsome Cricket Clab, Craigongower, Civil Service litass torn donated by Mr. Dryer, the Police, and Kowloon. Scoring all-round Sir Hobe Flur has issued a circulars by Mr J. Flamer and the alme lags light, the bust individual offerts being wern presented by Mrs rice. The cast Lieut. Hope's 64 and L. A. Rose's 33 not window, a beautiful addition to the church, out was, also presented by Sir Paul Chater.. Ia bowling. Major Podley's 12 for 91, Messrs Wilks and Jack collected, and were 9. E. Grean's for 17 and A. U. Brown'e responsible for, the installation of the 4 for 15 are worthy of note. Jackman's electric light throughout the building. Mr bowling in the Civil Service match was W. King Love the Prayer Book. Bible and phenomenal. Five wickets for Uruna. The Communion Servios, and Mr E. C. Exia results were:- the communion linen, -

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to the pubers of ply Customus Staff warning the foreigners in the service that shey are forbidden to originate rumours detrimental to the service.

The present service, the circular continues, has worked satisfactorily and he trusted

Messra Leigh and range, the hun that the staff would Architects, have construenda bukling continue to work hand in hand with which doen them every credit. It is of the the Shiawuchu. Both Tangshanyi andrly English Gothic style constructed

Hongkong-Club.

ALL-COMERS. FIRST XI, Drawn game.

Pedley

ALL-COMBRE.

VICH CAPTAIN'S team. McLennan, bi Kontinen Davis, ran not

A. Apal, e Clyde b Kent. B. Apel, Kant Compar, o Gordon, & Foley Mollardy, b Foley.... Withers, o Clyde, b Foley O'Sullivan, TOE QUE..... Ingham, b Foley Inspector Robertson, b Foley Lang'ey, P.C. b Foley...

Sundries..

Totil...

Civil Service.

CAPTAIN ICE CAPTAIN.

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ahead of Witchell, and allowing for the

7difference in their positions) about squsi to

REVIEWS.

! NEW

Alves. Barros, was making a flue Tave if BRONNING: CASTOSPE By O. P. Wine, CONNAUGHT HOTEL.

2 it, after the very poor position he got into at the start, but he had no chanes of extch-

Canton.

This is the name of the latest aid to the

ing Brotherton, who continued his fast study of Cantonese. It is from the pen of rake right up to the finish, ultimately Dr G. F. Wianor, President of Canton touching the pier most two mintues a head Christian College. It is medalled after

of the second man. Grant and Barroa bad

an gaud race for second place but the later 8 Baishod Fery strongly and came in almost

eleven seconds ahead of the former. Wit obell finished fourth and Alves last..

Brotherton was loudly applauded by the large crowd who had mustered on Blake Pier to witness the finish, and Barres and

Beginning English," by the sane author, HIGH-CLASS HOTEL which is now so widely used, and which

has proved such a success as an introduc- UNDER STRICTLY AMERICAN tion to the study of the English language.

On first taking ap this bank on ap

to have a feeling of disappointment, at its plain and unattractive appearance.

MANAGEMENT.

Won by Captujuta team (seven aside) on Grant also came in for their share. The as simple, unadorned paper covers Hor AND COLD WATER, THEBOOKOUT,

tirat lanings.

·CAPTAIN'S VII; First innings.

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Jordan, run out... Lamble, not out Bacon, b Ad me Darby. b Bre t Jackman, Adians. .. Hogarth, Brett... Wheel, e Gidley, h Bidon

Sundrica....

£9

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SECOND INNING

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Fordan, e Rees, b Brett... Lamble, b Adams........ Bacon, b Adams. Darby, & Jordan, h Bret... Jackman, i oni, Hogarth, Bideti, b Adams ... Wheal, b Brett... Kelly, b. Brett

Sundries

Total...

· VICE-CAPTAIN'S-FIL FIRST INVINOS.

Adams, ₺ JortAN ... Avenel, b Jordan... Biden, b Jordan ... Gidley, not out Brot, b Bacon Steadman, BACOO Brown, run out

Sundries...

times were:-

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Chinoso and is clothed in

dress. MOB. The body of the work, moreover, is too Ganner. Brotherton, 27 421

crowded, the author's iden soening to A. V. Barros,

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bo to give his readers multum in parvo, "Trumpeter Grant, *After the man had dressed the prizes There is scarcely any bronk between the were prescated by Mia W. H. Donald, who has, the usual intorlarding, in such offered her congratulations to the viotore, books, of Itomanized forms and English Three cheers for Mrs Donald, and throw for equivalents being entirely wanting. This the Can a Mail ware giren wih's will. | is apt torgive the learner, anacquaint- The Hon. F. J. Badeley, Captain 8a-ed with Chinese charaéters, a feeling of perintendent of Pelico, paurei good weariness and bewilderment, and we can- mace by providing two police pinnaces to not but feel that future editions would be follow the competitors and keep a clear greatly improved if some mechanical device Course for them, while the Star Ferry were adopted to rest the ore and emble Ed Company's coxsexine ander instructions

the student to get his brings as he sails from the H-n. Me E Osborné, gave the awimmers a wido Lerth, keeping wet through the unknown son of new and un-

way out of the by making a wide familiar symbols."

But when this is said oren tho severest cotour. By the aurtesy of Mr 8. Silver stone, of the Pacific Mail, Steamship critic of the book has sufall that is possi

· Company, tho Júnich "America' was ble in the way of fault-binding. If this is a used by the competitors to undress and fault it is one of form and not of content. dress in, and also followed the race. The matter of the book is above praise. 0

Mcaars F. J. Halton and C. Lesterit were Un perusing the selection of words to he 1 timekeepers.

studied and the judicious and masterly way

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442

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Total

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ARCORD INNINGS,

Adams, is Jackman...

10

Avenel, e Kelly, b Hogarth...

Biden, b Jackman...

2

Gidley, b Hogarth...

Brett, & and E Jackman..

8

Stedman, nor out

Brown, b Jeckout...

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Reea, ↳ JackmaD

chivily of granits and red brick. There are A. O. Lang, st. 'Haneck, b Pedley ... Tieh Liang had assured him (Sir Robert two principal entrances, one with a tower, R. Chalmers, st, Hancock, b

P. Jacka. Pocluy Hart) twise in May Jast that no inter-pack and one in front and the who'e

ructure conveys the impression of solidity Lt. W. B. Dencan, at Hancock, Pedley 11 ference with the service would be and architectural beauty. Among those who J. Ball, b Fadley attempted.

were present at Saturday's service were SirCom. H. W. Colomb. R.N., run out ..... Pont Chater, Dr F. Clark (repressing the EC. Kendall, Peak

J. Hooper, at Hancock, Podlog.... Cathedral Body), and a ropresentative of the H. M. Kendel, st. Hancock, h Smith hon. Auchitreta. Mic, Denman Fullar pre-Capt. R. M. Ranking, R., A, B. C.,. THE DISASTROUS TYPHOON. sided at the gun and the cathedral choir. Besington, 1.b.w..b Smith

1.b.v., b Pasku

... 13 Assisted in the service. Mr F. B. 1. Dowley Lt. M. W, Graham, &W.K., b Podley 0 in the course of the coromony handed the W.-W. G. Ross, b Pedley... trust deed, and lane to Archdeacon W. J. Danist, e. Daniel, b Padley Bannister, the properly having been raado Lt... U. Hope, R.A., Rodley, bSmith 64

T. C. Gray, Podley

Sicawei Conclusions.

The reports issued by the Sicswaiver from the lato Bishop to the Cathedral R. B. Beattie, cand by Padley Observatory authorities on the typhoon of

Body of Trusteds,

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J. H. Gardiner, ruzi out....

8. E. Vickers, b Peake par J. L. Jathan, at. Hancock, Smith E. P. Reed, Mackenzie, b Smith O. S. N, Williams, b Peake ... De J. M. Atklusen, not out

Sundries

Total

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Total...

Football.

EVO V. TELEURAPHS.

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Ride Shooting:

THE INTERFORT MATCEL

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Table D'Hork. Cursini ExcelleAT.

COMMODIOUS ROOME, WITH Every CMFORT.

For Terras, apply to

A. W. SLATON,

Afaitr

Hongkong, April 12, 1906,

The

200

ROBINSON PIANO -

COMPANY, LTD. -

BUILD

in which they have been treated as to give THE MOST SERVICEABLE

PIANOS

FOR THIS CLIM

CLIMATE.

all the idiomatie uses of ench, my Glennu but feel that a new era has darkest in thé starly of this crewhile stifficult language. The annual interport. Rifle Shooting Throghout the look the words have been match between Singapore, Bongking and selected and guded in the arler of their Shanghai will be concluded this honth. importance and usefniness su conversation, Hongkong will shoet over the mange on and the lessons have been arranged by THEY ARE. Thursday next, conumencing at 2.15 pr. subjects, so that in the whole series of and the team will be chosen to-morrow lessons there is a unity and completaress SOLIDLY CONSTRUCTED

arving. There will be three umpires in possibly ever aimed at and certainty Attendance--one to presont Singapore, one

and all parts thoroughly. never attained by other workers in this for Shanghai and the third for Hong

In the less in Cantonese seasoned at our Factory herei kapy. Capain D. Macdonald (Hongkong held. Volunteer Corps) and the Hon. Mr. J. M. | colloquial contained in the book 1200, or 7 Johnston have consented to act as pires of the most frequently med uds

but third man has not yet been chosen.

Tlie practice on Saturday and Sunday last binught out good shosting, eight stores of over 90 baing registered. To best scores were :-

30 Major Chitty, L. 30

A football match will take placa te- morrow afternoon at Happy vatter, con mancing at 6.13 p.m.. between Messe

J. H. Pidgeon,... 23 E. Jenkins, “.....

11 Jardino, Matkesta and Company and the R. Lapsley. *

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are introduced and two indices are given at the back of the book, one for finding any word supployed in the lessons, and the other giving the Romanized form of each. 4 In addition to the exercises in reading and speaking, a consilanhle space is devoted to an introduction to the study of Cair 92 tonese which is one of the mest valuable

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Eastern Extension Telegraph Company.. .. Audrow.... 24 The team to repissent the formår firm 1. H. Pidavon 7(who are playing under the title of "Eve") Captain D'OƑly K... $2 3nre: W. G. Gorgin, anal T. S. Forrest R. C. Munro,

and P. S. Jameson, backs; J. E. Greason, J. C. Gow C ...210 E. F. Aucutt and 'A. Pirrey, halves; W. | R. Lapsley

W, G. Ross, A. Bronke Smith, A. Morley, W. G. Stuckwood.. A. Gregory and R. G. Munro, forwards, J. E. Watsona “ 0. N. F W. R. Sutherland in liesman and Là. N. Leefo | J. Welsh

ROWLISO ANALYSIN

Maj. S. H. Padley A. Mackenzie... T. S. Smith W, Poske. E. A. Fowler ...

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$ 44 4

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FIRST ELKYEN.

the 18th September should give the Com The Archdescon, selecting as bis text, Pentaniji, e Mackenzie, b Pedley mission inquiring into the working of the". Jonh IV, 37-39-"Hereine that Observatory considerable food for thought saying true, 'one soweth and another The first report ecnclasicely showed reputh," etc. -aid-You will, I feel sur, that the typhoon-far from being of local notepect any lengthened remarks from me oogle is alleged here by the Observatory under the special circumstances in which ard some of its ant otters-Was 't-

W meet. Tlare are however certain the thoughts that very naturally and very pro ally days old when struck Colony, and the second report fills in gapa perly some into nur minds as we meet in the data at hand when the first report together to-day. There is first of all what was, issued. Reports from the steder must be in the heart and mind of every one "Cresar are deal with, and the af us, the thought of regret, regret that perience of the "Cassar "clearly shows that instead of myself in this pulpis to-day there the centre passed between that ship and the should not have been one who thought, ozo South Cape of Formosa, on September 10 long desired, to see this church 16th shortly after 1 am." The report of dedicated and consecrated, to God's gracious of the P. and O. ee. “Dalki,” which was service for the was of men in Kowloon. about to enter Hongkong harbour when the We regret that God feverse ordained it that. typhoon struck thaI-land, are also publish the dear Bishing is 'not' with us today in ed, and upon these the Semi authorities | body but if we bolova in the immortality of show that the centro of the atom the spirit, wardly ha in with da in apirít to- Į passed to the nexth of the "Delhi" be. Boy, and with saprejoice that this me red ween 9.45 and 10 am; ↑ Data thas-phoma | temple is dedicated, Ju the service pilled. It

Lt. J. U. Hope the observers that cha contro must have is very natural that theng should be unathor

R. Pestonj...... passed about ten or twelve miles North of thought, the thought of thinkfulngan that. B. Reed the "C'est," on the 16th skout 1.15 a,m. this beautiful house of God is completed: RB. Beattie... It passed North of the "Delbi" and veryIt is opened for, I trust, inany generations F. Bevington near her, on the 18th, about 9.45 a.m.. to worship fo, år many generalions to find having therefore travelled 180 miles in 504 | pouca in this house. Wo are thankful hours, the man velocity is 617 miles per that not only is the external fibric 'n' hour, The conclusions are The typhoon beatifully finished but that all the furnish of the 19th was formed in the South parting's have been provided. Everything. of the depression signalled on the 15th that is needed for the orderly and for the

Capt. Krickenback, Duncan, ↳ Reed 23 Capt. C. Druos, R. W., Postonji, b

Roed E. A. Fowler, it out... H. Hancock, b Reed ... Sundries

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Total, for 3 wicket. HOWLING AMALAIS.

Craigengower.

The Harbour Swim.

On Saturday afternoon the race actube the Harbour for the Cura Mare Cup and

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J.T. Hayton

P. I. J. Wotelianse 25.

J. Marshall...

J. Marshall

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Q. M. S. Wood, ;,... 28

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gold medal took place, ruralting in a win- for Gunner R. Brotherton of the 87th Com ...19 pany, RG.A. Only five out of the seven-

#KRABARI2RABHAR

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-THE HOUSE BOY AGAIN.

92 features of the book. Biticulties of pro- 91 nunciation and tones are dealt with in a 01

89 simple and satisfactory manner, n table of

as the lattor being given for practice. Classi- 87fiers and coding, which are generally mach a stumbling block to the bugirmer, are also dealt with. A complete list of these olisiva

87

86 yet rowful words is given, and the direc 85tions for their ase uro ng simple that after 85 reading then one weniers how they could ever have caused any trouble. Another

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81 novel feature of the reduction, tho necessity for which all will admit, is that part aleant for the instruction of the Chinese teclier. In this section careful directions are given in the art of teaching,

PRICES FROM 8390.

CASH

OR CREDIT.

HIRE FROM $10 per month.

THE

NEW WEEKLY

ISSUED ON

which, if faithfully Edlawat, no calented SATURDAY MORNING'S

The house boy treùble was againventiat- i te produce, what it is now plnost impossi-

5 toon entrants started. They were J. Whet at the Magistmey, this morning, in a blo to find, vis, China pedagogues

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Q. A. H W.

8 2 13 0

ého13, N, E, Alves, A. V: Raims, Truta.!

capable of teaching their own language to

se which shows very clearly how faeigners. To those who may be looking

poter Grant and Gunner Brotherton, the first two-named being favourites. Witchell employers are victimised. The prosecution for a thoroughly up-to-date, text-book for was one Inought by the water polion in the study of Cantones, this new work by

Dr. Wisner is condidently commended.

6 016 0 having the greatest following.

There was a large number of spantators which twalye coelius were charged with B018 3an Police Pier, Kowloon, when the corn-being found in the servants quarters ai 4 0 19 0

petitora were sent on their long swim. Lieutenant Duncan's house. No i Salis 1 0 5 0 the animmers struck the water together bury Avenue, Kowloon without his and immediately began to separate. Alres permission, and further, with being found elected to keep well to the east and swim gambling there. The defendants pleaded

¿CAPTAIN 2. VICE-CAPTAIN,

Won by Captain's Eleven,

CADAPTAIN'S ELEVEN,

J. Craik, run out

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external things been provided. We are thankful for that. We are thankful, H. Hap e Teppin, b Brawn

J. W. Stewart, Roz, b Brawp that the clergyman has been appointed and L. E. Lammer, & M. B. Asger, b wo thank God that he is with us hore

Brawn

EA, Rose, zet dat *

and 18th coming from the Pacifio towards reverent and decent worship of God in R. B, Cooper, b Evans, Formosa. The velocity, checked by the Atruggle against the very high pressures of the North, went increasing, as the centre was coming nearer to this coast; the track was approximately W.N, W. or W/N; the in our mid te begin his ministry. Fairholm, b Evans .... swell wan noticed at 49 miles distance on today. It is a trap pete that wound. Almadas e Castro, ran out the Chins Sex. We cannot go further; wo when wo apaak of thankfulness. There S. B. Green, ac, Roza, b. Brawn... should have make a study of the reports sent is another thought, flat of gratitude to F. Repp, b Irving.......... by the openwanders of the a Holes" Almighty God who has permitted you and R. W. Pearson, st. Roza, b Stevens... (U.S.A.), “Moyunç," "Luchow," "Kalgan," "Kanohow" and Poons; but we are not in a position to do so for want of time"!

Salvers at Work..

......

me te mest togather, and to bring out hidren in this house to worship Almighty

God There is gratitude to the generous

.Sundrive

giver of this building, by whose open-handed generosity this oburch has been created Bravo

and appointed that it might be a blessing Irving ---

Total

BOWLING ANALYSIS,

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| to awny generations“ ra nome. Ir j§ right | Erena ...............

to aou.d the note of gratitude to those who Vincenot.......

Stephens...

1.3 Q 10.

VICK-CAPTAIN'S ELEVEN.

Salvage operations in connection within many ways hire helped to build and the various waakon steers, launches,

Gosh this church, to the committee of etc., in the harbour aro being pushed for furnishing, to those whh gave so much time. Brawn, e Cooper, b Lammert,

E. Roza, b... b Green ward hat so far, there are no re-Hostings to might be prepared and mide ready for our M. E. Asgar, Lammert, & Greau,

soil attentios in order that the things. Evans, Rose, is Green

There is scarcely a single thing. Bass, F. Rapp, b'Green

Irving, Green

report. Divers Inve been down for several dys inspecting the Kwong Chowan it is belised their reports are favourable,

servies.

in this church that will be used frum Ume H. Stephens, b Green

to time that is not the gift of some thankful F. Loureiro, by Craik

II. M. S.. "Phonix" remains of the loving, loyal heart. Then there are thoughts L. Vincenot, e sud b Orais

of hope for us all when we think of the

beach with nothing wing-done to her and functivity also prevails in connection with words I rend "ope man soweth ard another the "Petrarth," and II. P. Hitchcock."

The Honglong and Macao Steambont reapoth.". Is not that the history of all Ca'n steamers Heungahan" and Kings? You see there is a word of hope for shan" are still ashore but work is being you and for me as we live our lives and di pushed forward to rudunt them.

Amongst smaller omit the No poliov pianince has been refloatod.

Everywhere along the foreshores Chinese host owners are to be seen hard at work

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Toppin, e Lammert, b Fairhold A. K. Asgar, one out.

Sundries

our daily toil. There are the two things work. Continuity of labour rurs through Craik continuity of labour and epocessina efi

Lammert Grean all human history. We are thankful to Fairholt belong to the great empire of Britain. We repairing damaged craft and the vicinity of built up. We know how our forefathie18 think of its constitution and how it was the Typhoon Shelter at Causeway Bay laboured. Wo enjoy the benefit of their looks quite like a shipyard,

DO NOT SEGLECT A BAD COLD. TEVER low cold to take its con

Ton of ent at this season of the year

iba course in toward pryumoria. Citizens

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Chinas ART. By S.W. Bushell, C.MG, de, &c. Vol. II. Board of Educatioo, South Kensigton, 1906. Wyman and Sons Led:, London.

In this second volime Mr Husholl slows

REDUCTION IN PRICE.

$7 per year;

ming straight out soon had a lead over the guilty and Inspector Langley explained Chinese inventiveness in several depart $4 per half year; Lothers, who all turned somewha: towards that Lieut. Duneau was at tho presentment of Art. Proolin was certainly

the south-west and continued diegenlly living at-the-Peak and had left his envened in Chin, It would be curious

across the harbour until a couple of hundred yards separated the we Kiarrus Fell adly in the rear before the first three hundred yards had been covored, but Witchett and Ali spre moving, strongly, especially Witchell, close behind whom 32 was Brotherton.

in which there were many valuables, in indeed if the fast could be established that

charge of two legs, On Saturday night this was really an accidental discovery by the police raided the plan and found that alchemists in the flan dynasty who were the begs were holding nu at home" for senvching for the elixir vine and the their friends and entertaining them with a philosopher's stone. Apart from ordinary little gambling. The apponiance of the uses in articlus of utility and carament 2 All the primers started off with the polico was quite unexpected and at once Pottery has always been an impartint. double over-arm stroke, but, with the ex-the wildest consternation pievailed. One adjupet ty: Clánexe mchitecture in ob- ception of Grant and Brotherton, son of the coolie visitors was caught in Liout.ediense to strict sumptuary laws. This

19 ebanged into the angle over arm. Witchell Duncan's hed, mother in the pantry and retrage researches in song-coloral was swimming a long steady stroke and ap- still another in a wardrobe, where he had durable glazes. When by imperial rescript peared to be holding the others well. After

Porcelain was to be “as blue in the sky..

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gwimming about five minutes Brotherton hoped to escape discovery. quickened his pace and soon drew level

His Worship, Mr H. H. J. Gomperts, as clear as ajmirror, as thin as paper, und

4 with Witchell-the pair were racing close addrossing the No 2 buy, told him that less resonat as a musical tone of Jade" wo

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possess genuine specicons of the classic

to each other. Witchell in turn also quick- knew very well that he had no right too longer wonder at the cager desire to Gened and pasted Brotherton, but the latter hold gambling parties in his master's house. challenged the favourite a second time and He (the No 1) was sentenced to a month's swam clean past him. At this stage Buros imprisonment and the other defendants, was at least 100 yards in the rear of Wit hell with the exception of the seventh, tuued 4 bat he began to mend his speed as well 810 cal. The seventh defendant, who and gradually decreased the gap between had a previous conviction recorded against

Alves was swim- 11himself and Witchell.

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$2.25 per quarter.

BEST

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VOTING IN THE

HAS COMMENCED,

periods. These Intter are well described $500 NAME COMPETITION with appropriate reproductions of charne teristie specimens. The Chiness did not invent glass; they have always been com- Faratively careless in its inauufantur, referring their own cerazio wares in contindistinction from the Romans; they GETTING MORE POPULAR have excelled all others however, in spott ing, veining, ribboning and undercutting

DAY BY DAY. Some would regard enamelling as the Chinese "Master art-craft of the work." It is stated that Mr Matsugata, Presi-enamels a well known as Cloisonné,

Changlevé or

8ming alone, east of the others, Grant beinglin, was ordered to pay a fino of 350.

naarest to him. It was difficult to see how Alves compared with the others when woll out in the harbour but it was generally dent of the Kawasaki Dockyard Company,

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Total

·BOWLING AKALYBIB.

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Police.

CAPTAIN. NICE-CAPTAIN, Won by Captain's Eleven.

CAPTAIN'S TEAM,

labcare. We know that the constitution under which we live and enjoy, libertice Parr, Ocsper

ย Kent, b McLennan... Atwell, b Cooper",

that no ờ, nation cujoys on this earth in

the work of many ages continued through Shepherd, b Cooper many generations. The speaker.procbciled Foley a and b Moeman

with which they were engaged should at Atley, a Apel Coope to impresa on his hearers that the work Inspector Langley, a Parr, b Cooper

Gordon, and b'Apel

In A Cough Remedy will promptly care be scatoped. It should be well done because Robertsen, & McLennan, b Cooper

Prousteract any toadesy in they were not working merely for the pre-Watt, not but

offord to take sept, bet for future generations, As Clyde, a and b Looper

want this medi

All home, kad benefitted from the Inbours of chone Supuries.

who are gone before us so should we work

Tora!

thought he was endangering his chances try has applied to the Kenchie for sanction to Leighppleve ne Painted. In these or CLUB WHISKY.

A BLEND OF FINEST

In the section dealing with SCOTCH WHISKIES.

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3 keeping as for east. When one-third of the construction of a floating dock of 15,000 Illustration No. 101 shows a quaint picture the distance had been covered. Brotherton one, and also of a breakwater to the painted Cantou Examel. Jewellery has a of European family life on a round dish of was still in front, Orant being second, south-east of the reclaimed Minatogawa at few appreciative pages and several interest- and about this time Alves turned, to a coat of about X1,500,000. The break-ing oxamples, especially of Manchu head get nearer the other. It was then seen water is to be 1,980 feat long and ourved dresses. that the position he had been keeping was in shape. It is explained that these works Textiles, erudite information is given so clearly as to be understood, easily by, and against bio And that he had lost a good are rendered necessary by the inadequacy helpful to the amateur, The Author re- IT HAS STOOD THE TEST doal of ground. He continued to swim the of the accommodation at the Dockyard to garda the last chapter, that on Pictorial Art, single overarm stroke, despite the fact moet its requirements. At the present an dealing with the most importanz branch. that Brotherton was splashing ahead time the Conway Jus contracts for the The periods are well divided and the forte of each dynasty and of many painter is at a great rate, sticking to the otherstroke, construction of a number of vessels to the vell delineated in letter press and re Blost of the spectatore, excepting perhaps order of the Chinese Grivenment, four for production. The difference of perspective those who wore aware of Brotherton's caps the Siamese Gorvernusent, and for about between Eastern and Western art is citurly bilities, exposted to see him tire himself out, thirty Japanes torpedo-destroyers and shown and opens the way for Western appreciation of what is Eastern, Plata 134 owing to the speed at which he was going steamers. Moreover the average tonnage shows thecouvade" that quaint custom bat the further he went the better he moved, of the vessels ordered is rapidly in easing hereby tas happy farther lies, up for a NOTHING BETTER AT THE PRICE Passing the fairwng buoy he lad by perhaps Another consideration which has led to the month on a couch, nurses the new burn Efteen to twenty feat from Grant, then decision to build the outing dock referred babe, while the mother brings along the food for both Soma of the Hiustrations came Alves, Wilehall, and Barros, the last to above is the belief that in the near se quint and fantastic all the 195 have 11 mentioned pair heing almost level. After future un increasing number of ressels of considerable intarest, and are suppletients. siuning 16 minutes Barro caught 2,000 tons or thereabout will call at the ed by 113 marks and seals The 145 pages Witchell and want past bim, the letterewim Part Cnder existing conditions, when are a clover condensation maintaining

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