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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1907.

OPIUM SUPPRESSION AT CANTON.

Visit to the Refuge.

Those who are responsible for the sup- pression of opium wore anchuraged a few days ago inasmuch as the French Consul and the Commissioner of Customs in Can. ton paid an official visit to the Home for opium smokers, and went over the build- ing to examine, the arrangementa. The

fore every preparation was nikdo to receive the guests.

What their opinion of the working of the establishment was is not recorded but there were some speeches delivered, and mutual good will between all parties expressed.

THE MORRISON CENTENARY.

Mass Meeting in the City Hall.

THE CHINA MAIL.

the founder of the 1aedied missions. By ENGLAND v. AUSTRALIA.

Prospects of the Common-

wealth.

THE PRINZ SIGISMUND,

Through a Typhoon,

-

the dispensary which he opened at Canten ha eut the example which has developed in later years no prodigiously and most bonell cially, and in my opinion-and I have seen.

The Prinz Sigismund, which arrived from mission work in various parts of Africa and

Japan yesterday, on her way to Australio, in other parts of the world-there is no

passed through a typhoon en router la Hong- higher or finer form of missionary enterprise Within a low months from now thú In-kong, but fortunately emerged without A detely packed thostre greeted His then the medical. As a result the Medical tornational matched between England and any material damage. Excellency Sir Frederick Dealtry Lugard, Missions College was founded in 1835 short- Lady Lugard, Miss Brackenbury, Mrly after his death. Thirdly, his claim to Australia will be resumed in the Common The vessel left Nagasaki on Septem

a couple of hours after Brackenbury, Captain Taylor, A.D.C., our gratituda rests on his great Berary went and Australia's prospects of recover-box Bat four o'clock in the afternoon and the venerable Archdeacon Banister se work. He was the author of the first ing the coveted ashes are better than they and within they ascended the stage at the Theatre great Anglo Chinese dictionary which has have boon for some considerable tino. leaving port indications were met with .visit had boon fixed beforolund, and there-Royal at 7.30 lux evening to open the formed the basis of all subsequent works Advices from the Antipodes are to the which boded ill. Rain began to fall and Hongkong Commemoration meeting of the since his day. He established printing effect that the disputes, which for a long the wind to rise, and a falling glas centenial of Robert Morrison, the pioneer presses, translated the whole of the Bible time threatened to prevent a representative warned the officers that a typhoon was Protestant Missionary in China.

into Chineso, and various tracts. He tenu from being selected, lavo now been approaching. By midnight a storm was The building, was filled to ita utmost wrote a grammar and translated many arnestled over, teniporarily at loset. This raging and the wind was increasing. At 2 extent, and the bulk of the audience was works of interest; and he wrote a book is good news to cricketers generally, for the vessel was in the grip of the composed of Chinese Christians, amongst the customs and habits of the Chinese thoro is little credit attached to defeating typhoon and she was hove to and remained so until 6 p.m. on the afternoon of who were a large number of women, which was the first boy to the Chinese an unrepresentative tenn. In this respect Sept. 7, being fifteen hours stationery", girls and boys. But there was a fair habits in Great Britain. His enterprise it will ho regretted that the English Eleven Thereafter the wind and sun began to sprinkling of Europeans, including the la this direction resulted in the founding is not or representative, but that is a moderate and the voyage to Hongkong on. Mr F. H. May, Mra May and the of an Anglo-Chinese school at Malacca by mistortune which is due to the exigencies was continued. All on board spenk woll Hon. Mr W. Rees Daris. Ministers of

a colleague, Dr Miller, which later was

of business, rather than dieputos.

of the Sigismund's seaworthiness, religion sat aloolside Chinese delegates, a

transferred back to China, and after Hong- fow seats further along there were three kong became a British Colony one was Messrs J. Darling, F. Iredale and 1. seamen, apparently from our sailing ships, founded here. Dr Morrison stood on the McAlister, from Soath Australia, New behind them were a barge number of young threshold of a now em. His woatonta South Wales and Victoria, respectively, Chinese girls, while interspersed about the tious work enabled others is sow where he have been chosen by the Board of Control horse-shoe shape stage were many of our had reapel. His great literary work on-lu Australia to select the players for the European residents. There was an air of Ablat others who came after him to enter test matches, and as bioh cricketing state sincerity shout the assemblage which was a door which had been closed to him. is equally represented there surts every even the apparent as the various speakers seif, and to build upon foundations prospect of having a strong team selected, addressed the maltitude-Morrison's story which he haul laid. I think, Indies and unless, of course, the South Australian and was well-known to then all (or to

gentician, that we all stand on the Victorian seluctors allow thoir sympathies threshold of a new era. During the one for their respective status to warp their hundred years that have passed since judgmont with regard to New South Welsh Morrison asrived at Canton was at the men. New South Wales is the cricketing

deal. We amazed at antiquity of

getitta institutions and the lean state of the Commonwealth and her record

her leaders; and we recognise the industry (inter-state) of lato years bears testimony and self-control of her vast population to the supremacy of New South Wales in and wo

watch with inerswing interest from day to day the efforts which she making cricket. to realise her ideal. During tlant t one hur.. a

dred years, although there have been many misunderstandings I think wo caneisin that no nation has been actasted by more friendly feelings towards China than the British. It is therefore with cordial good. will that we watch not her offorts to create for herself a

a position-social, moral and

They carefully looked into the methods adopted for assisting opium smokers to break from the habit; also into the system of licensing those who are allowed to continuèthe habitundor certain restrictions. The Chinese directory of the Home urged that the French Consol in some way inform the many Chinese who have emigrated to Anratu of what is going on that they may be encouraged to give the work, and also do everything possible to assist those who are engaged in this great undertaking.

to support.

It is curtain that the Chinese get who are giving of their means and their

time to fle philanthropic work, need every encouragement and support, and such visits will without doubt unbeaten them. It will be found that this Sight with opium

the majority of them) and they seemed to realise that the orcasion was one of oluronity. The hall was entirely bare of decoration, except that in the front of the

SPORTING.

Cricket.

On Saturday uoxt the Kowloon Cricket Club will meet a team from H. M:8. Mora on the Kowloon ground. The following will represent Kowloon :—

W. Dixon, S. Lightfoot, A. E. Fowler, F. Day, U. Libeaud, J. Robinson, D. Mackensie, J. Olelland, S. Green, H. Stovone and J. H. Mead.

The

ROBINSON PIANO

COMPANY, LTD.

NEW PIANOS

ON

HIRE

FROM

$10

PER MONTH.

AMOY.

(From Our Correspondent.)

Amor, September 6. '. EPIDEMICE.

WATKINS'

CIRCULATING

LIBRARY.

LATEST NOVELS,

BY

French Mail.

The Count's Chauffeur, by Wm. Le QUBUL.

The Love of His Life, by Harry Bentley. Idols, by Wm. I. Looke.

The Life Perilous, by Carlton Dawe. The Bachlor Girls, by Keblo Howard. Me and Myn, by 8. R. Crockett. -- The Strongest of all Things, by Madura

Albanesi.

So far we have escaped the cholera epidemice that have startled Shanghai and Tiontein, but typhoid fever and plague are Kindred Spirite, by L. P. Meads. still epidemic among the Chinese in Amoy The Gold Spinner, by Dick Donovan. and neighbourhood, though the virulence

of the first disease has lessened. A few A Gallant of Gascony, by Philip L

cases occur every now and thon toren on the island of Kulangau, in spite of all the

will need to be a stubborn one, but those stage was a mnall circular table in 'which ing of China. We recognise the ability of of wins in the Shefilold Shield competition have their nets up and are rotting into precautions of the Council, I am afraid i

who have undertaken it will suceood if they

do ant grow tired, for the very animosity against the drug that all wise Chinese now fed will make it difficult for the younger gearration to dally with the pipe, and is this way the drug will be avoided by the Founger race.

NOT SO HAD AT AMOY,

(From Our Correspondent.)

Anov, Soptember G.

rose a small tower of flowers, the only gleam of colour in the place, for the Chinose dresses were for the most part

arstentatious. Up in the gallery were few soldiers in white uniforms, and behind them was a solid body of Chinese. Even the xislos were wowded and luta comers, who were many, wore forced to turn away or stand in the rear of the audience cut off

from sight or leaving. Even tho boxes, nually empty, were filled, and the gang.

что

The Police and Civil Servios clubs already

Practice for the coming season.

The Hongkong Cricket Ground looks in fino condition and coolies-are daily at work upon it, preparing it for the Interport week which it is hoped will take place.

Lawn Bowls,

Of the Austalian Eleven which went ut in 1905 suveral will probably be dropped in favour of younger men. Victor Trumper, M. A. Noble, Clom. HI, J. J. Kelly and W. W. Armstrong will probably form the nucleus of the first Australian

On Saturday afternoon next un futerna toum this year, and then the solectors will tional lawn bowls match will be played have a task in front of themes: R., Duby members of the Police Club, between

pulitical among the powers of the earth stel as is due to her to put her in her proper place, In that path of progress has had an "off" season, only scoring a tears representing Ireland and Scotland she can always count upon British

runs in seven innings and only taking sight and the following Saturday another Bootch and where it may be given legitimately and usefully (great applause)."

The reciarka of His Excellency were Chinese

I learning Latin in days of old we used ways above the stage hold their quota of sympathy and assistance if she requires it, wiekota for an average cost of 38.50, A. J. team will meet the English team.

cricket was sound (29) wickets at a coat of

Stevorson,

Country Squire, by Geo. Manvillo Feun.

that the Chiness do not obey the strict The White House, by Alas M. E

Braddon. instructions to report the presence of infectious disease, and Chinese doctors aro The Enlightenment of Olivia, by L. B privy to this neglect. Often, only after the patient has died and been buried, does the secret come out that the cause of death

Walford

was plague. A stricter enforcement of the No Subscription.

fines for refusing to report such cases is much needed, in the interests, not only

of the rest of the Chinese upon the island,

but also on behalf of the forcigo residents,

who become exposed to disease through

the wilful folly of the Chinese. Were the

No Membership Fee.

Hopkins' bowling in first-class Australian The English team have an unbroken Chiness to bo mero careful about what they CASH BUSINESS. it is all up with the army." And when Audience rose whilst a choir of Chinese thou translated and were applauded by the 21.27 runs each) and be aggregated 349/record and this time the prizes (four spoons eat and drink the deaths.from preventable

At the call of the Rer. T. Pearce the

girls ang (in Chinese) our National Anthon.

to be warned of a special construction, the the audience. classical example of which-was the phrase)

for the winning team, a silver cup for the Considering the stagnation that has marked eur trade in this port at timas, one bs

The Canton delogats (Mr Fung Ut Tsun runs in six innings, an average of 69,80.wianing "skip" and a silver spoon for discases would be much, reduced, been irrestibly reminded of this old phrase,

spoke in Otacao, his address being inter A. Catter, the bowler from whom such the best player on the losing side) have And yet it would be quite untrue to apply Mr F. T. Johnson led them in prayer,preted into English. The distinguishing was expocter in 1900, took 37 wickets at & been presented by the English team.

fenture of Morrison's character was his coat of 18,73 ench and averaged 49.40 with it to Amoy, for after all things are not as after which His Excelleney rose to address love for humanity, a love which was the bat for ten innings. It would scon

bad as would scem, judging by the number. of steamora that visit the port. It is only in) comparison with "the palmy days of yore that a pessimistic view is apt to prevail.

Within a work, we have had no less than 29 steamers in harbour, among them

the P. M. S. 3. Co.'s a..

Siberia,

It sounded strange the familiar tune ac- companied by Chinese words. The Rov.

the gathering.

m God. To see that love with

**Ladies and gentlemen," he began, “wo had to use a sort of telescope--and therefore, that Cotter has improved all

are assembled here this orening to do honour to oan-a very great nau-who has given his life and talents to the service of China."

accom.

the speaker illustrated with a programme round, and will probably be given another hieaning to look into Morrison's heart chance especially if he plays ap to his form His love for humanity made him heroic he had the heart of a bore i he acco in the routech New South Wales r. England plished the deede and rande the sacrifices in November. J. Darling may not play, of a loro. He came to China in order to although ho is a selector; certain it is that preach the

gospel at a time when few were if he thinks he cannot do justice to teaching at a time when it could not be Australia he will not allow his co-selectors patience of a saint and he endured many to put bi lu the tram, though as a cap, trials. When he a

egare che ann tract that which met a

liko fate ment saying "You will not treat this the same," and the man took the Testament. That was an example of Morton's forlat

Before His Excellency could proceed which took away 150 toms of tea; and five further Dr Wau Tuu Mo. standing by his coolie steamers from the Straits, the s.o.gide, translated His Excellency's remarks taught openly in China. He had the Hong Wan, Houg Beo, Glenfalloch, into Chinese. Glonogle, and Cheang Chew, all of which atoumen brought and took away a large

number of Chinase coolies.

The China Merchant S.N. Co. have now established a regular run of steamers bo- tween this and Shanghai, and Mosers But- terfield and Swire, not to bo out of the So that running, have done the same. after waiting long years for a measure of

and Shanghai, wo now have this desire fulfilled, giving overy satisfaction, both as regarda carga and passengers, as well w for latters and papers, etc.

The Gymkhana.

The fith mosting of the Hongkong Gymkirana Olab will be heal at the Valley, weather permitting, on Saturday, October 5, commencing at 3 o'clock at how earlier than last meeting.

The cronts are as follow:→

GYMRRADA CLER CHALLENGE CUP. Dis tauce ona mile. For all China Ponies. Usual condition.

SOCIAL CHANDRY. "

The Amoy foreign community, sa in most porta in China, is essentially a changing one; people are for over on the move. This week has seen the departure for Eng land of Mrs F. D. Marshall, who was the recipient of a suitable gift a few days ago from her many friends in Amoy.

-NO ACCOUNTS.

Hongkong, August 10, 1907.

CINEMATOGRAPH

in

1311

PATHE

WEISMANN'S LARGE HALL

(ENTEANOR WYNDHAM STREET).

„Mr J. §. W.- Arthur, one of the Straite cadots, who has been up horo learning the Amoy dialect, laft for Singapore, sad he will be much missed as he was the Hon. TONIGHT! Secretary of the Kulangsu Cricket and Lawn Toonis Club, and of the Amoy

Sir Frederick losnad ueross to Archdean tore it up: he cffered him lain bis 'experience would be invaluable. Osc Rouse FLAT RACE. - For. China Horticultural Society, Mr E. Stovena,..

another,

son He usually has execrable fuck with tho then Morrison

cou Bauister und whispered a fow words, gave this man a copy of the New Testa toss, though, as witness the last test

apparently asking that the translation be left until he had concluded his speech, for as he amiu turned to the sea of uplained faces, Dr Wan Tun Mo stopped slightly-

back.

"Before I proceed with the few romarks

sace,

matches.

That votorau cricketer S. E. Gregory ("Little Tich" as he is termed by his The Venerable Archdeacon Banister close friends) will probably have to stand ade

a lengthy address

It was singular

and right that the Fast and West should down.

He has done his duty nobly

Ponies which have run and not won

at

Gymkhana Mootings this Season. Weight who has been our genial Harbour Master for inches as per scale. Subscription for so long, leaves shortly for a well-earned Gridins 1906-07 allowed 7 lb. Jockeys furlough.

Mr Armour, of the I. M. Customs, loaves

who have not won more than two official races in Hongkong, Shanghai or Tientsin allowed Bl

Ist

Frise: A

A Cup presented. this week for Shanghai with his wife and 2nd

25. (Entrance fees to go family.

Anong recent arrivals are to be reckoned 4 In the event of there being

less than five entries 2nd Prize to be $15.several infants: A daughter to Mr and

at a

a given point. On "water" jump to their Nominatrixos Hankin who will in the meantime have been given to trim. Gentlemen will dismount

Togularity as to the traffic between her which I have to offer you." continued His Together, with, one voice, and heart, in the past and has risen to the occasion LADIES NOMINATION RACK-Gentle Mrs S. Hanisch; a son to Mr and Mrs

Excellency, "I think it will enable us to got a hotter sonse of proportion and to view the sorripes which Robert Morrison

gratitude is

Perhaps these Companies have been if I glance for a moment at the carlior their appreciation and slightest degrasho finished up with an averago of 57.11 for

ask

you

to remember for a moment

ple of the Japanese Company, the Osaka Shoson Kaisha, which has for a long line is predecessors in this fold. It is arranged for a service from Hongkong to long so as the beginning of the sixth

God.

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Shanghai, vin intervening const ports, but contury, some 1,400 years ago, that the realise the task which morrison had avenging unly 13.60,, C. E. MoLoot will

set himself; could

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comparcial

due to

Victorians who have

to start dismount and ride over apa-/ Howard; a daughter to Mr and Mrs

the word "go

per**

ESSINU

The beginning of September sees the

hata shortly before reaching theirnominatrixos, gradual return of those who have sought When bats are trimmed Indies will assist the cooler aturosphere and more refreshing gentlemen to put them on. Gentlemen breezes of the various sanatoriums both will then mount and ride home over a nigh and afar. The bungalow on Titan course which will be i

I be indicated and which

will include a paper hurdle and through island has been considerably patronized Hats and trimming will be these two months; Toa Bo Bill has bad its provided by the Club. Time liquit for five or six houses full to repletion and bat trimming 4 minutes. Points for pace and

and int

rauat be every house on Kuliang, Foochow, has worn when passing

passing Wirning Post and been occupied. But the tide has now ebbod

muat

if dropped or knocked off en route must that flowed so strongly in these directions

NEW

PICTURES

TO-NIGHT

NEW PICTURES SATURDAY NIGHT, THE HARLEQUIN'S LOVE STORY

(Filin over 1600 feet long).

MATINEE, 4.TM. SATURDAY.

PERFORMANCES EVERY NIGHT AT 9 P.EL. INCLUDING SUNDAYS, Hongkong, July 17, 1907.

THERE'S

1167

A

REASON!

be picked up. Any competitor backing a while since, and another week or two, or sidling his

8 pony over or through or three at intet, will leave the houses. IF you'll consider that we have sold thon- any obstacle will be disqualified. No

whipe or spurs allowed. Entrance fee-empty and desolate until another hot $3. First and second prizes presented season comes round once more. by the Club. Post Entries will be so- copted for this event,

-Fer all China

ENTERTAINMENT.

sands of WATCHES in every part of

China during the last year and have yet to.

'." ."

Amoy has received a visit from Mr and receive the first complaint regarding our FIVE FURLONGS FLAT RACE.HANDICAP Mrs Terence Ramsdalo, who gave a capital goods, you'll conclude that there's a reason

Ponies. Entrance fee 85. 1st Prize: A Can

Prize: A Cup presented. 2nd ontertainment at Kulangst, at the Amoy for it. Prize: $25. (Entrance fees to go to Club Theatre, from 9 p.m. onwards, on winner). In

In the event of their boing loss Wednesday, Sept. 4th. In spite of the than five entries 2nd prize to bo 815. TENT PEGGI G

And if you'll consider also that our plan GCHALLENGE COT. Presented heat, a goodly unbar of Amoy residents of selling WATCHES has been thoroughly by His Excellency Major-General Broad-availed themselves of the opportunity of tested in many other countries, besides C.B. For China Ponies. Post an evening's recreation, and were not slow China and has invariably been successful Botries Usual corditione.

affirm their faith, their love, and their times out of number.

As a foldsman to Morrison for his services

Excellency ring to alone Gregory is worth playing, His

referring the earlier missionaries had rightly romars batting inst season was sound, too, for

a catholic virturo and od that it was a rondered to China in the true perspective should not diminish in

in the

whose elevod innings, twice not out. F. Laver, We the well-known Victorian, stands a chance stimulated into nation owing to the exam-colanice Europe with Chins and should also recognise the works of overy of getting into the Eleren on his bowling

memory they honoured that right.

kin and of overy faith for all were linkel în every day seunes in Canton, could to an 13.53, but lus batting was unsuccessful,

We, who

who were familiar with the he took 4 wickets at in average cost of

understand the harvio as their steaiders are small, and not very early Nestorians came to China, being Morrison endeavour to lay the foundation of also find himself omitted,

Bature 01

of his sacrifice. Not only did

did be an absentee and D. R. A. Gebrs may suitable for passengers, we in Amoy are all driven fron Europe as heretics, and they Protestant raissions in China, but he also, Inst season averago 48,33 for ten innings, his batting the botter pleased to sea the older Com-left their impress on this country through in his much to and that will not be good enough. That panies arranging for a more regular service,mission work. The first accurate records, the seeds of

Political and Importe during the fortnight, August 17 we have of say mission work in China date ain. He endeavoured to smooth the the 1005 term to visit England.

tercourse between China and Great Bri- concludes roforento-to those members of to31, show the following items: Rico, 33,875 from shout the beginning of the fourteenth paths which connected the East with the pisuls; American flour, 12,194 pole, beans, century, and to Italy belongs the credit of done by our Consuls. He looked alcad in clains for inclusion som strong, P. West, a work which was even now being Now, with regard to other players whose pras, and benneske, 101.218 pels.. cool, having sent the first Catholic missionaries all his undertakings and the College 3521 toria, inats of tos, 10,500 pcs, cotton to Chinx in the thirteenth century. Malaces was an instance of his foresight. Mealister (the Victorian selector) is a yan, 2928 pols., shirtings, damasks and Those men and their successors carried referred to, was a statement he heard in year was 77.86 for 16 imings, but he is no One other instance, Archdoncon Banister batsman of no moan morit; his average last; Camlote, 3581 pels, opium, 191 pela., on the work until about the beginning of the Shanghai with reference to the oxpan boyler, and it is bowlers that Australia beche domer, 358 pols. Among the oxnineteenth century, when Robert Morrison sion

of the printing train trade, ports are the following:-1109 pals, of arrived in the field. Spetarinn disputes the enormous demand for western booke. wants. E. Gloss and J. Saunders are the sugar and sugar-candy; 3950 pols. of had arison just before this period, whon from their principal depot last year chance of being selected for their bowling.

A Chinese firm in Shanghai sold only two hemp bags and sacking; 1979 pela. of the orthodox Catholics, supported by the 600,000 taels worth of books and Goss' avomge was 14.44 for 66 wickets nid paper; and 300 kittysols.

Pope, were in antagonism to the more liberal provincial depote another 460,000 table toleration of the Jesuite who were support-worth. That was illustrative of the Saunders took 88 wickets at an average domand which existed, and it must not cost of 17.74. Of the South Australian ed by the Emperor Kwangsi. The restlt be forgotton that Morrison was the man bowlers H. Hay, a coming player, took 40 was that a prosasution arose and the wise who brought the little taper of light into at a cost of 15.12; J. F. Travers, 48 at sionaries wero expelled from the country. China 100 years ago. Could Morrison riso Just at this monent, when the suti from the dead what i change would be be 162 rubs each; B. B. Rees, 32 at 16.18

confronted with. Two

179,000 each. The New South Wales bowlers no European fouling was at its hoight, Robert Chinese Christians canse to the Holy Table have to ho considered. C. G. Macartney On the 11th at 11.55 a.-The barometer Morrison came out and landed in 1807 at and not only did they profess to worship, took 40 wickets at a cost of 10.87 runs has risen considerably over N.E. Japan, and a slight rise has taken place also over Canton. So bitter was the fooling at that, but they materially assisted the cause each; A. J. Bowden, 56 at cost of 15.89; the China coast,

Formosa and the Philip time that he was compelled shortly after $300,000, not a small sum to collect from G. Pitt, 47 at a cost of 15.63; and G. L

of Christianity by contributing ever pines.

wards to leave Canton and to go to Macdo, poos Chinoso. Fressure is

is bigh over N. Chies and the whore he retained for sorte yours engros-

Garmacy 42 at an average cost of 17.80, Of Dr Porres interpreted Mr. Sea of Japan, while a low pressure trough

Au Fung

Chira over the N. part of the China Sea,ed in literary tuilies. He did great work address into English. The spooker referred to Alertney is the best all-round mat, Fresh N.E. winds are expected to in producing an Anglo-Chinose dictionary, to the enthusiasm which lud been evoked his batting boing even stronger than

foo 86. Prize presented. (Entrance foes to be allowed to remain up at the yard arm and carry out every proming we make. prevail in the Formosa Channel and the until later he was cuabled to return by the Centenary Commemoration, an his bowling. Playing for Gerden in first-

to go to winner) a momento will be for a longer period, as 15 or 20 minutes is Lot ne tell you about the plan in detail, NA of the Olina Ses.A, ANN

to Canton. There among a small circle enthusiasm far beyond what had been grade ariekot he butted nine times for £72

prosented to the rider of the lust Four: not long enough to enable everybody to see A postcard will bring our booklet, anticipated. In Canton recently they had runa, was three times not out, and averaged Hongkong rainfall for the 24 hours end-of followers he devoted hituself to literary the spectacle of 4000 to 5000 Chinese 112.00. Next wo have Garnsey with nine

"Prosented Priza" will go to the ing at 10a.m. to-day 0.00 inches.

Rider, the Entrance fees to tho Owner them. An hour at least would be far more Forecast for the 24 hours ending at noon Indics, and gentlemen, I began by saying honer to one sign peril, Mr An Fung will have to be considered.

satisfactory and usəful,- work until he died in 1834. Now, assembling daily for three days to do

of the Arst pony. No competitor may man, Robert Morrison. In innings, arorage 32.75. Both these men

ride his own pony-if by chance he draws we were assembled to do honour to the Chi said it would love to be mot will

his

own pony be most exchange with

SERIOUS MOTOR ACCIDENT. 1-Hongkong and Neighbourhood: great pioneer and the great founder of something white with the white man's Trumper's batting average was 85.00; some other competitor. No whips or

sputs allowed. missions. In what way is this quiet student assurance, respect and love. When a man Noble's 06.02 and Kelly's 34.14; Then G,

The Committe of the Gymkhana Club

LONDON, September. 2. fresh.

in Canton entitled to be called a great loves men, hu himedli will be beloved; Gallagher averaged 12-28 F, Ivole (the reserve the right to refuse the ostry of any The Marquis Allancino and Senor

he respects others; ho 3.-South coast of China between Hong-plouver and a great founder of missions that was a sontinont tovariably true and Gregory, 33.10, Of the Souble Australian ontries will not be accept

beruspected N. S. W. selector) 54.80, and Wony which they may think unsuitable for Blatveno, a lawyer, while motering near kong and Lamooks: Same as No. 1. then. In my view it was because, first of to settle the Yellow Peril all that was

*4-South Doset of China between Hong-kil, he was the groat founder of Protestant wanted was the white man's sunce, 10A average of 108 for four innings; F. J. Hack, R. P. C. Master, on Saturday, the 28th The patrol exploded, and both i

The batsmen (0) Hill Heads the list with an fod for this on the Hon. Secretare barrior on the railway and collided with an

Mr approaching goods train: and respect.

to His Krcolloney the British missionary influence into China oved by Dr Wan Tun Mo, seconded by 91 for seven innings J. H. Pellew 03.16 September, at the Hongkong, Club, at were killed.Beuter,

was cottusiastically carried, and for fourton innings

WEATHER KEPORT.

The following notice is issued by M Figg of the Hongkong Observatory :-

1

ring

part

to-morrow,

FORECAST DISTALOT.

N.E. wieds, modurato; showery.

2-Formosa Channel: NE winds,

kong nad Hainan: Same as No. 1 raissions. He was the man who introduced

A rote of

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HANDICAP

For-

Prize: A Gun

A Cup presented. 2nd Prize:

onbire change of programme.

TYPHOON SIGNALS.

When you consider that our plan is endorsed by some of the leading govern

you'll conclude again that there's a roREC UNE MILE AND A QUARTER FLAT RACE to appreciate the talent displayed, to judge

all Chion Fouies. Ist by the frequent laughter and applause.

In token of the appreciation shown on for it. 325 (Entrance foss to go to winner.) the first niglit, Mr and Mrs Ramsdale In the event of there being less than consented to repeat the dose, but with an

entries uvo

2nd Prize to be $15.

ment offriale, business men, bankers and UITA-PULTA FLATRADE-About 350 yards,

For China Ponies.

Ponize will be drawn for and will be ridden by ridors

Soldom does a day go by but what those others who patronize worthy concerns only, the ponies on the Programme. Draw interesting signals are run up at the tag-it will trike you that there's a reason for

corresponding numbers to drawing ing will take place on the course in front staff, but so far no typhoon has boon near 1 of the Judges' Box immediately before enough to need us to put on typhoon bars, the race. The owner of the first pony and look out for aqually." But many home to give the riter 85. Rider of last people would vory much wish the signals Poby to give the owner $5. Entrance

Entries close to

*TAKE THE PUSTMASTER'S WORD for the first time. He was the man was Troellency remarked that beThat coupletos most of the likoly can count be accepted. Pout trios will be

FOR ITAL

M Chorryvale, Indians, U.S.A., keeps

laid down the lines-the broad statesman-

R F. M. Hamilton, postmaster at like lines of the mission policy which evnsidered it n plesso to presido. - He

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motorieta

pm, aftor which time no entry will on any

ce

nccepted for events Nos. 3 and 5,

OHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH REMEDY, THIS iso medicino of great worth and

A most atrocious crime at Ranguon merit. Try it when you have a

And there is a reason—a splendid reason

we sell only the best gradis of watches

SHANGHAI WATCH

CLUB,

Shameen, Canton, China,

BUILDING-Paoing GRIFFITHS:

Canton City-Across from Warsoy's DRUG STORE.

Our agente make splendid money, Wo

patent medicines. He maya." Chirader-death. It was his policy, for instance, Wan Tan Mo, which wore proof of their and may not bo elloctive against thons ended in one Burman being aputousedough or cold and you are certain to be fodn use the services of a few more men of"

visitors. But since the Farglish Eleven is

also a stock of general merchandise and was followed for many years after his expressed his miniration for the admirable didates and the selection afforded is a good

interpretations given by Dr. Pearce and Dr

one, though the bowling is somewhat weak,

L'e Colic, Dholeraand Diarrhoea Romedy at first to limit mission enterprise to remarkable memorie de atandart hero in its lind. It novar falle to give antisfaction and we could hardly the const ports, not to precipitats entry afford to be without it. For esto by into the far istorior. Secondly, I think thanked by Dr Penres for the permission too much under full strength, it looks as use the building, and the singing of the though Australia's hopes of recovering the All chemista and storekeepera

the claim is justified because he was exology closed the proovedings.

The management of the City Hall were

nalies will be fulfilled.

to death and another transported for life. pleased with the quick relief which it the right eort. Write and let us explain They murdered a man, bis wife, and their affords. It is, pleasant to take and as our agents' plan to you.

Hongkong, September 10, 1907: all chomista and eterskoepera. unborn child, and then procceded to always bu depended upon. For sale by

perform infamous atte of cannibalism;

1867-