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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1908.

THE SAMOS REBELLION.

CONFLICTING ACCOUNTS.

(Exclusive Service, supplied by Rouler, ---

xia Bumbay.)"

Loves, June 2.

The accounts given by Turkey and Greece in regard to the rising of the populace in the island of Samos are not easily reconcilable.

THE

CHINA MAIL.

MR JOHN£ON'S MOTION.

Criticisma of Hongkong.

London, May 5,

THE DERBY..

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THE LATE PREMIER.

Statue At Westminster.

(From Our Correspondent.)

LONDON, May 5,

AN OPEN RACE

To-day the Derby Stakes will be run at Epsom, hat the result of this classic event

Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman is to have | will not be received in the Colony until - (From-Our-Correspondent)

long after we have gone to press. The stateo in Westminster Abbey, though his To-morrow evening the House of Com-Derby is for entire colts and flies, foaled dust lies at Meigle in Scotland. It will be ons, will touch on your own interests in-i-1905, the former carrying stone weight erseted at the public expones. It is indeed the Far East; for Mr William Johnson, the and the latter a st. 3 lbs. Thames is remarkable how that plain old Scotchmen Liboril-Labour member for Nineston, will valued at £6,500 and is over a distance of bas captured the emotion of the nation. more a resolution on the opium traffic, and about one mile and a half. Great interest Mr T. P. Connor sporking yesterday such is the interest in the matter that the has been evinced in this year's race on said it was wonderful how the idea once seats in the Strangers Gallery at the Hause ecount of the prospects of His Majesty's existed that Sir Henry was a doll man. have had to be ballotted for

colt Perrier, but since the Two Thousand As a matter of fact a vitțier man never

A LECTURE ON CONFUCIUS, Imperial College the Emperor biruself THE OPIUM QUESTIÓN. worshipe bim, with many ofrings and Bis Times and His Teaching.splendid ritual, on days appointed both in the Spring and Autumn, Some special Last evening at the Wesleyan Church at references were then made by the lecturer Wanchai, a large gathering congregated to to the sage's teaching in respect to Govern- liston to the chaplain, the Rev. C. Bone, ment, morals, the position of women, and lecture on the above subject. Conal the existence of the Disine Being and the General Wilder occupied the chair, and life beyond the gravo. These points were introduced the speaker in a few witty and lustrated by references and quotations firm the Analoots and the Family friendly sentencER, He also, at the close of the lecture, spoke of the strong Sayings. The lecture concluded with two personality of China's Sage, and thought inions of Confucius. The one is found in the Chung Yung, which was composed that if the great sueu of antiquity such as Socrates, Confucius, and others could base by the grandson of Conincius. It reads thus. All-crubracing and vast, he is like net with the Nazarene, they would have heaven. Deap-like and active as a foun-

their several spores, and recording to thos light available lived to improve their fellow- men, and they were all worthy of hornur, and esteem.. It was good to-day that we should try to know all we could about

The result

Both arconuts imply, however, that understood one another. "These men all main, he is like the abyss, Ito is seen and of the debate will doubtless be cabled to / Guineas Porrier dropped from public favour ant in the Bougo, nor a inore courageous.

there has been severe fighting.

A Turkish official despatch makes mention of the intervention of Turkish warships which shelled the insurgents out of the position from which they had been dominating the palace of the Prince-Governor.

them.

the people all believe him; he acts and the people are all pleased with him. Therefore, his fame overspreads the Middle Kingdom, and extends to the barbons tribes, Wherever shipa and carriages reach;! wherever the strength of man ponetrates; The lecturer began by referring to the wherever o heavens overaliadow; and coming fagother of the father and mother the earth sustains: wherever the sun and of the Bego. His father was about seventy moon shine; wherever the frosts and dewe years of age when he took ano himself the conechine who gave birth to the Great fall who have binod and breath un. The fighting, it is reported, continued Man. Legends have grown up around feignedly honour him, and love him. the Sage's birth. One of them was men-Hence it is said He is crral to heaven. until midnight

on May 20,

tioned. The young concubine, ere her "The other fusion has been left on record child was bera, was, in a dream, visitedly by Dr Legge, than when there has never the Black Kniparor, who told her that the been a more profound student of Confucius ohild to be born would be a Sage, and his writings. He closes a life of the and that it must be born in the Sage by saying, "But I must now leave "Hallow Mulberry Tree," When with the Sage. I hope that I have not done out telling her husband her dream, she him injustice but after long study of his asked if there was a place nent by of that name, ho said there we a cave character and opinions, I am unable to which was thus known Thither the would-be mother went, and therein the Sage was born. Dagens kept watch at the outance daring the time she was there, so that no evil spirit should enter. It was printed out that Confucius seans to have

YUNNAN RIOT.

(Chinese Mei'a Service.)

PR, June 2. Sik Liang telegraphs bis nonal reports about the situation. Yunnan in which he states that his scouting party has found that in Limanit several hundred rebels were in hiding. Lung Kwang Yu's regiment is now proceeding thither to dent with them."

THE DA OHING YIN HANG

*ITS CANTON BRANCHL

(Chinese Mafs Service.)

Troy, June 2. The Board of Revenue has appointed Wong and Lo tole the manager and assistnat manager of the branch-celice to be opened in Canter of the 3h Ching Yin Hang (Bank of Chins)

(DATTER'S SERVICE.]

INDIAN REVOLUTIONARIES.

IN THE UNITED STATES.

LONDON, June 1.

been a man of stern nature. He treated his su sternly.

regard him as a great man. He was not before his age, though he was trove the masses of the scholars and officers of his time. He threw no light on any questions that have a world-wide interest. He gave no new impules to religion. Ho has no

sympathy with progress. His influence has indeed been wonderful, hot it will namod Cirp, was asked if he had received

what if the Shenceforth wine. My opinion is that the any special instructions from his illustrious faith of the ustion, will speedily and ex- father.

The young man replied "No. tensively pass away."

Once I was in the hull and saw my father there. He auddonly asked mo ‘Have you yet studied the national songs of China ?; When

replied, No,' he swered

The man who has not studied the national Borgs is not it to be conversed with":"

SPORTING.

Lawn Tennis.

The second lawn tennis tournament in

you but meanwhile I attach the form of resolution which 19 being extried at meet ings held by British religious bodies in support of Mr Johnson.

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somewhat, though he has stase recovered. to the 19th of last month the following colls were mentioned in the betting --

Mr August-Belmint's b.a. Norman III, by Octagon-Ninevoli, 100 to 14.

Mr A. F. Basset'a b.e. Sir Archibald, by

Desmond-Are Light, & to 1.

Mr. J. Buchanan's br.c. Mountain Apple,

He was indeed a High Priest of Humanity and in all westhors he bore himself like

A man.

HOUSE COLLAPSE IN CANTON.

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(From Our Corripondent.)-

CANTON, June 2. The acceptance of responsibility for the Elf-collapse of houses here by the Waterworks

by Fersimmon-Ravensborg, 9 to 1.

M. Gaston Dryfus' Seasick II, by

The Duke of Westminster's Vamos, by Saf Saf, 100 to 11.

Orme Vampire, 100 to 7,

Mr Barclay Walker's Llangwn, by Missal Thrash-Langarren Lass, 100 to 8. Tredennis-Milady, 100 to 0.

Me 1 Lowry's Bachelor's Lodge, by

Mr F. Gretton's Crybab, by Orme. Rosalia, 25 to 1.

Mr F. P. Gilpin's Nelson, by Gallinule- MARt Head, 5 to 1.

Company has led to further claims. The Shun Choong and Hop Loong firms calm- od that the calipse of their promisas was dus to the foundations having been dis- turbed by the Waterworks in and a claim for damage has been lodged with--the authorities

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"In view of the strenuous effrats made by the Chinese Government for the aboli. tion of the consumption of opium, and especially of the fact stated in the recently published report by an official of the British Legation et Pekin, that opium dens have already been closed in nearly all the chief cities of China, and in many of the maller towns, thie mocting greatly regrets to learn that none of the opium dona have yet been closed in the British Colonies of Hongkong, the Straits Settle ments, and Ceylon. Recognising that this contrast between the action of the Chinese Government and the inaction of our own is calculated to discredit the reputation of our country, to injure influence, and to hinder Christing effort amon st the peoples of the Far East, this meeting hopes that the Government will accept, and the House of Commons adopt, the resolution, and that effect may be given to it as speedily as possible."

That indicates of course that Mr Johnson will call upon the Government te prosced to the doniolition of the opium dens in the Colonies napred straightaway. I know that the anti-opiure party has been hard at work for some weeks getting every Lean won by the same horse. In this may Quarantine Rogulations of the Government outpat of Formosan sugar, this year, is available men in his place, and Mr Johnson Le seen an ill-omen, but it may be that of the Straits Settlements upon steamen will be backed by members with ns recent His Majesty's colt will put up a record in arriving there from this Port, and I am knowledge of the Far East as Mr T. C. this respect Prior to the Two Thousand directed to reply as follows:

Perrier was quotes at 4, to 1' against for Taylor and Mr Hobert Laidlaw.

In fact within the past week these two returned oues have been speaking with hot

His Majesty's bc. Perrier, by Persim non-Amphers.

The following is a reply to the letter from Perrier has only can in public three times, Government published in the last Minute as far as our information goes. As a two-of the Hongkong General Chamber of year-old he ran second last autumn in the Commerce: Dewhurst Plate to Mr Croker's Rhodem,

HONGKOro, May 30. Sre,- My Committee have now carefully on the Biennial Stakes this year and ran "nowbore" in the Two Thousand considered your letter of 7th instant (No. Guiness. It is worth mentioning that 264/1008), acknowledged on the 11th in- never in the history of the English Torfetant, on the subject of a possible modifica. bave the Biennial Stakes and the Darby tion of the restrictions imposed by the

The two firms having the greatest interest the Derby, Sir Archibald being then 10 to in the Chinose passenger traffic between 1 Royal Real 100 to 3, and Mr Joel's this port and the Straits Settlements are

From this it has been deduced that the connection with the Civil Service Cricket worde about the doings in your Colony. Your Majesty at 20 to 1. Immediatoly Messrs. Jardine Matheson & Co., Ltd, I attitude of the father towards the sou Club has been completed and the results The Society for the Suppression of the after the Two Thousand Parrier fell back and Messrs, David Sassoop & Co., Ltd.

should he one of distant reserve.

Confucius tanried off his daughter, the lea- After a reference to the way in which turer described the private dress and habits of the Bage as they are left on record! in the 10th Book, of the Analects. He was very particular in his dress and the most minute descriptions are left of the kind of cothies he wore on different occasions. His nightshirt was half as long again as his body. When on the bed he did not lie ns & corpse." He was very particular about his food. His rice must be clean and white. His mince that

He

are as follows:

Single Championship.-F. A. Biden v R. Witchell, 6–2, 6–3), 6–1.

Opium Trada held its annual meeting at the end of the week, at Caxton Hall, Westminster. Sir Matthew Dodsworth presided, and among those prosent was the new Chinese Minister, Li Ching-fang After a satisfactory report and balance sheet had been rond Me F. C. Taylor, M. P. delivered one of the most spirited speeches

to 10 to 1,

A glance through the past performances of the colts montioned above may be of interest to

many readers.

Norman 111 was fourth in the May Plate at Newmarket last year; won the Molesey Plato at Hurst Park on June, 1 starting at 11 to 10 against:,was fourth in the 30th

ON EASY TERMS.

COMMERCIAL.

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The dollar stands to-day at 1/9,9, a foll of one eighth.

According to official returns, the total estimated at 1,150,000 pinta. Owing to

the rise of the price of the commodity, tha sugar companies' profits are expected to be greater than last year, although the sugar cane harvest has not been so good

WEATHER REPORT.

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

On the 3rd at 12.05 p.--The baromater has fallen over China and Japan.

From these firms my Committee sought opinion on the subject to enable them to place before the Government the views of those most directly interested.

The opinion shared by both these firm is that the suggestion to vaccinate Chinese A depression is moving Eastwards over migrants and Asiatic crews is quite in-N.E. Japan, and a second depression is practicable, and to insist upon such a likely to develop over Central China. course would probably do considerable tween the Looohoos and the Philippines. burn to the passenger trade to the Straits Moderate SE and 8 windy way be Settlements.

expected in the Ferros Channel and the N part of the China Sen.

They therefore do not see their way to adopt the precautions recommended.

In the opinion of my Committee it my

Single Handicap.-A. E. Wright (own 3036) v. ft. Bond (rec. 13 36), 9-7. 4-6, 6-1, ¦ J. Ellis (rec. 3/6) v. I. E. Brettt (omp 1/6), 6-4, 6-0; L. C. Rece (ove 2/6) v. D. Jaffe (owe 1/8), 16-8, of the orening. In the same sense na the Ascot Bianial Stakes, being beaten by G-0; A. G. Pile (owa 40) v. W. Woollay resolution I have given he pointed to the White Eagle, Bonsfol 11 and Hush; went gr.), 1-6, 6-0, 6-4; J. Mackay (rec, repented reports from reliable fources na to the Exotor Stakes et Newmarket on July 4 3/6) v. G. Hoggarth (owe 1/8), 6-4, 3-6, the extent to which opium dens had been

was third to Sir Archibald and Orplish in 6-1; R. Witchell (ovo 15 5/6). Jpus down by Chinese officials, though such Mulver (scr.) -, ; . Thornbill closing meant a dead loss to the official the Chesterfeld Stakes on July 18, at

the part they had takon. But what" be at Goodwood; fifth in the Prendergast Hongkong, the Etraits Bettlements, and Criterion Stakes in the size month; was Battlemcuts would coincide with those ex- in Ceylon? Our motion in the House of anplaced in the Dewhurst Plate; and won pressed by the aforementioned firms.

I am directed to and that my Committee Commous will call upon his Majesty's the Two Thousand Gnineur last month.

Pressure in highest over the Pacific be-

• Hongkong Rainfall for the 24 hours end- ing at 10a.m. to-day, 0.12 inches,

Forecast for the 24 hours ending at noon

FORECAST DISTRICT,

be taken that the views of all the shipping to-morrow.

1. Hongkong and Neighbourhood -

2.--Formosa Channel, Same as No. 1. 3.--South coast of Chips between Hong- kong and Lamecks: Same as No, 1.

4.-South coast of China between Hong

are in close touch with the Clans Gathereby. th the whole he appears to live Fincher-Thornhill.(sec. 13 1/8) v. Wright Government to take action as regards our His winuings as a two-year-old totalled desire to thank His Excellency for refor-kong and Hainan: Bamë së No. 12-

and other Irish societies,

be very fre ́or he would not eat it. His fire 4/6) v. R. Gipson (rec. 15), pocket, and he ralogised the Chinese for Newmarket; fourth in the Molecomb Stakes firmis engaged in the Asiatic passenger The New York papers say that British fish must be al the fresheet. Be insisted | £g; P. R. Adams (rec. 15 1/6дy, E. W. proceeded, "of our own responsibility ia Stakes at Newmarket in October; third in traffic between this port and the Straits S.E. winds, moderate showery. detectives are shadowing Indian revolt on having his ment properly curved. Dawson (rec. 3,6), 6-2, 2-6, 6-4.

allowed himself no stint in regard to wine, tionaries in New York, several of whom only he never allowed himself to be fuddled 40 v. Chowkley--Jaffe (xer.), 6-3 6-3; Double Handicap-Rees-Wheat (res.

been a very severe men in bis homo Gipson (owe 3/0), 6-4, 6-2; Burdett and peponal lifa. The kind of China MoIvar (rec. 153/6}v, L. F. Brett--Dawson that the existed was sketolsed by tho (sor.); 6-4, 4- €, 6–3 ;: Bidon-Pile (owę were told that there 40) v. Adana-Parkinson (rec. 3), 6-3, lecturer, and we waro thirteen states, over which Chau 12-6, 7--5, was the suzerain.

It was a kind of feudalism,the feudalism of acdieval.

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CHANGE OF VODKA LABELY.

Eagle to Skull.

LONDON, June 1

Rifle Shooting.

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DAILY MAIL" EMPIRE MATCH..

The Duma Commission on the Drink Europe, intensified. The princes of the Question have reported in favour of several states were jealous of and figling Hongkong, as was to be expected after removing the Imporis! Eagle on the with one another. They joined in tlwir Vadka battles and subsûtuting a skull endeavours to weaken their suzerain. Into the low score made, is long way from

winning the Daily Mail Challenge Cup,- and cross bones as warnings against China such as this the Sage entered.

Barly studies were described as well as his put up for competition between rifle teams strong body and powerful mird. In his all over the Empire. In all 612 rifle clubs

excess.

KING'S VISIT TO RUSSIA.

In

Executions and Death

Sentences.

RUSSIA AND CHINA.

Traditional Friendship to be. Revived,

Losos, June 1,

His

own Crown Colonies. In the Straits Set lemonts there has bann an Opium Con- mission lately sitting (whose report we are arxiously awaiting) but in Hongkong absolutely nothing has been done. At Canton not many miles away, every opium dents closed, but in Hongkong we are. mising a large portim of our revenue by

the existence of these sanie opimu dens and thereby fratering them.

"In Coylon the rico has yet attained comparatively small dimensions, but it is growing rapidly. The Government revenue almost every year.

Ev21...

Tamose won the Prince of Wales' Stakes

at Goodwood in August, beating Your Majesty and Royal Realm; was third to Lasia and Arlentrire in the Champagne Stakes at Doncaster on September 10;! woo the Imperial Produco Plate at Kemp-

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ring the matter to them for consideration.

I have the honour, etc.

(Sgd.) E. A. M. Williams, Secretary, Hon. F. H. May, C. M. G.,

Colonial Secretary,

DEPRESSION IN JAPAN.

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Business Firms Retrenching.

The Osaka Manichi" received the following Tokyo message:- The financial

Park on October 11, beating Lesbia and Minor; and finished fifth in the Dewhurst Plate. His winnings eruounted Lo £6369,

Nelson was unplaced in the Alingtva

upplaced in the Great Supling Plate at Sandown Park nine days later; unplaced Frotits of any companies and firms. organising their businesses on moneyswing in the Rangemore Maiden Stakes at Derby Consequently a number of them are re on November 13.

early years he was appointed to some un-competed and the last ndvicus we have, in Ceylon from the opium trade is doubling Plato nt Newonaket on October 10 depression has led to a decrease in tle

important offico He then said "My only caro is that ray calculations shall be exactly correct, and that my sheep and oxen shall be strong, ist, and excellent."

score was 658.

A VOLUSTEES MATUIL

works. The Okura Gumi has likewise

THEY don't lika mch other-headacher she Cure. When the Cure goes in the mouth, the Acha gotë”. ready to leave. In 15 or 20 minutan it's gone. Good-bye, Headaches 1

A LONG FELT WANT SUPPLIED.

WATKINS

CIRCULATING LIBRARY.

PURCHASER of one Nove.

dated, London, May 20, show that a New

Then there is India and Burmah, We South Wales team (tho Bathurst Ride Club) are level with the North London have got to see to it that we do not let the Rifle Clab for first place, with an sgreente apium rico grow there. In the latter

Sir Archibald won the Muiden Two lines and decreasing the number of ea of 792 points, an average of 0 points por place it is far too prevalent even now, The reported encounter between Con-

man. The Malay States Guides scored 761, The Japan Japan has had a costly war, Year-old Base at Newmarket on May 15;ployees. The report that the Mitsui Loscos, June 1. fucius and Lotze the founder of the Taist and are sixteenth from the top. Singapore with a good deal of debt, yet it continues won the Now Stakes at Ascot on June 20; Bussan Kaisha is about to make sweeling seet was duscribed, wherein it would appear cored 2 and Fennng 623. Hongkong's rigidly to put down opium smoking in the won the Chesterfield Stakas at Newmarket changes in its business is not correct, hat it connection with the protests that the elder man was contemptuotis, and

country, mid even sonde mon to gaol who on July 18; was second to ardentrive in is true that the Kaisha is modifying the against the King's visil to Russia, it is the younger doring The habitual stern-

slo it in the privacy of their own fumica," the International Two-Year-Old Plate at arrangements previously made for ex- tending ita business.. It took only a few noteworthy that eight execations andness of the Sage in his home life appatrod

After thin olen picture of the peculiar Kempton Park on August 14; was third in graduates from the Commercial Schools at sixteen death sentences were announced at times in the teaching of his students, On the 17th inst., the third and decid sinfulness of Hongkong as compared with in the Boss Plato at Doncaster on Septem- the recant graduating season, instead of a Latest Novels by the Best yesterday in St. Petersburg.

for it was recorded of him that when he ing shoot between the Non-comtrissioned the rest of the world, Mr Taylor added her 12; and was second in the Two Thou- large number as usual, and it is devoting showed his disciples one corner of a subofticors and men of the No. 1 and No. 2 this excerful paragraph, lest we at homesand Guineas. His winnings laat year ment of its business which has taken plaso

Authors (Colonial Edition) itself to properly organising the develop- ject, and they were unable to find for Companies of the local Volunteer Corps, should get over conceited about ourselves. nmcunted to £2990-10s.

since the war. Owing to the fall in the

Arrive Every Mail themselves the other three he would not took place at the King's Park range. The *In conclusions, I do not agree with the Llangwn won the Cobhant Two-Year-price of copper, the Furukawa family bas repent the lesson. Confucius was appoint-fire shoot was won by No. 1 Company by paragraph in the report which stares that Old Maiden Flats at Sandown Park on also decided to curtail the expenditure on ed a magistrate apparently to his native 25 points, the second was won by No. 2 there are no regular opium dens in Eag: April 25 won the Badnington Troits business enterprises. A few days ag district of Luz. He put his principles into Company by points and the third was laid. I know of my knowledge of opium Tear-Old Plate at Chester in May, won the it discharged about seventy obicials em practice, and almost immediately there also won by No. 2 Company by 29 points, takers, and medical men could tell you won the Redfern Two-Yon-Old Plate at

Salisbury Stakes at Salisbery on May 30 ployed at the Ashta Copper Bline and other

at $1.00 becomes a menu was prosperity and progress. In those 24 of which were gained at the first range. stories.

I fancy Mr Taylor has at Kempton Park on June 8; was second to commence the placing of its business on a M. Koroskovez, the new Russian days, if things such as jewels and goms, a tricky wind made good shooting some least a grain of accuracy in that pamgraph. Persuasion in the Berkshire Foal Stakes at economical basts and has discharged some her and is entitled to exchange Minister to Peking at an interview, said were dropped in the highway nobody wants what difficult. The highest scores were Limehouse Chaseway could produce News Old Plato at Hurst Park, fourth panics and firms which underwent ex same for any other novel on

Newbury, June 23 third in the August of its employees. In short, all the Com- that he had been, instructed, to revive pick theor up. The Chinese have altered Sergeant Marshall (Go,-2) 30, and Gyn enough opium pipes in full blast any the Kempton Park Nursery Handicap pansion during or since the gar lave har the traditions of Russo-Chinese amity. | since then. But this happy state of things nor Watling (No. 1) 80.

evening probably to satisfy anybody but on October 19; fifth in the Enewsloy affected moro or lean by the praveling payment of 20 cents cash, Hong- The national awakening of China was was not to continue for the prince of the

those incapable of seeing iniquity except Nursery Stakes at Liverpool on Nova dopression and are endeavouring to econo

kong currency, for every change. 6 and won the Chesterfield Nursery Plate mise by getting rid of superficus cm- at a far distanco, neighbouring state, jealous of the growing

Mr Laidlaw also spoko, and addressed old winninga amounted to £1223.

at Derby on November 19. His two-year ployote, influence of the prine of Lu, sont hinta!

The Sword Decides, by Margoris Bower, himself mainly to the subject an observed | Bachelor's Lodge started twice as a two- Through traffic on the broad gange line The Human Boy Again, by Eden Phillpotts present af sighty singing gule and one"

On Saturday next the President, Conwhite he was in the Straite Settlements year-old, without success, being second between Theen and Kwangchengtze, Man-Roses and kar, by force Wyndham hundred and twenty-five hoses. This bait mittee and members of the Kowloon Cricket and the Federated Malay Bistes. Finally, the Phoenix Plate at Phoenix Park on was taken Sobriety bucanie istolry, Go-Club will be. "At Homo "to their friends on his proposition, a resolution was carried August 30, and oveond in the Curragh whuris," was opened on May 27. The result Throp Miss Graemes, by E. Marnaughtan, verament became avahy. Confucius left from.4.30 to 6.30, and during the afternoon in the same sense as that indicated above.

Grand Prize on October 23

·CHAIR COOLIES' 'PROTEST.

Orphala was second in the Badraington the state and did not return until thirteen His Excellency Sir Frederick Lugard willSo whatever the result of tomorrow's debate Two-Year-Old Plate won the Middlesex Strike Imminent In Canton. yours after, an old sin sixty-nine years of formally open the new Club Houso. This I have given an outline of the charge de Bikes at Hurst Park on June 18: Fourth

nge. The remaining five years he spent in building is a hardscne strussere, the against your locality on our platforms and June 2; second in the Chesterfield Stakes

in the Windsor Castle Stakes at Ascot on (From Our Correspondent :) - studies, and the editing of the national bis foundation stone of which was laid by Mr

CANTON, Jung 2.

tory and pootry of Chinn. He also wrote H. N. Mody, the Club's President, early our papers here at home.

Miss Lnoy, by Christabas Coleridge, Two years ago when it was proposed the Spring and Autumn Annala about the in the year. The Band of the 295th

The Wall Smart Gạt, by Florence Wander, Mahratta Light Infantry, will play soleo-

Eve Norris, by Olaine Elu Prvikke to register chair soolios, so that no coolie digest hook in the word, except, perhaps, tons of musto during the afternoon and Would he allowed to carry chairs without the Book of Changes, Tuled at the age bennis matches will also be played.

The Old Trick, by Alice Maud Meadowe. A Foppy Show, by H.B. Marriots-Watson licence, a strike ensued and the consequence of seventy-four. Flis oud was sad. He

The Speenlator, by the Author of the Blou was that the attempt was givou up. went about the lions crouping The eimilar attempt is to be made again, and Ti Mountain is crumbling, the great beam

ery, and an Order in Cousfeil uns obtained Newane was third in the Prince I the many Chinges of climate and water BE ON THE SAFE XIDE. ⠀⠀

A Dovil's Baggaha, by Florenes Wardhan: wtlows the mistior is handled errefully, it is, breaking, the vine inau like a subaraes YOUR skyeidan may be busy or out of a postday the humoral of the core of Wales Stakde at Oredwood; and trying. Me CharasChapuist, who oprema Prinsentas Kasten Drwien just at the time some member addition to this work it is proposed to rewan the Gimcrank at York had boon The by Crawfor

Tangled Wob It was not till about half a millenium of your family bas an attack of delia or store the fourteenth-century tower of the August. Two-year-old winnings, £950, troubled for years with obronia, dichos Tinman, by Tom GalloD.

discrhoor. Such cases froquently prove church and carry out other improvements Your Majesty ran five times and won On one of his trips a fellow czarollerroom- CHAMBERLAIN'S COLIC CHOLERA after his death that he began to be wor fatal balore a doctor can be autemored or for whick a sum of £1,000 is required. $1200. In the Now Staker a Ascot he mended Chamberlain's Collo. Chola and The Ponder of Park Lane by

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