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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1909.

COST OF TIBET MILI- TARY ORGANISATION

(Wah Ta Yal Pa's Service.)

PERING, Jacuary 13.

PRIZE DISTRIBUTION AT ST. STEPHEN'S GIRLS' COLLEGE.

As announced in our issue of Tuesday orening His Excellency the Governor kind [ly distributed 12 prizes in connection

paratory School in the afternoo

THE CHINA MAIL.

is the advice which I would give the pupile ANITARY BOARD ELECTION.

Polling on January 20.

of this College: that they should endeavour to prepare themselves for what, I think, is the boat work woman can do in this world that is, to share intolligently and

In a Gazelta Extraordinary issued to-day sympathetically in her husband's work, and to endeavour to set before him by hart is notified that by command of His ideals and her standards of duty, the art as attractive and bright as they themselves. I wish you all a happy new Chinese year, and I wish all the pupils of this College. and the staff of the College, pleasant holidays,

TELEPHONEFND. 210.

LD

The resident minister in Tibet has with St. Stophon's Girle College and Pro. of making the home bright and attractive: Excellency the Governor an election of UNIN PIANA Co.

thun in Tibet.

VICE PRESIDENT OF CHINESE MILITARY

BOARD.

wired to the Imperial Coveramont

Bishop Lander presided and after a requesting that the authorities of the various provinces be advised to share musical programme had been gone through the expenses of the military organisa-aid that by his presence there that day His Excellency was helping there to inaugurste: the now building. The Church Missionary Society realiset now that there was a great opportunity for educational work not only among the boys, but anong the girls of the East. The time had cone when Chinese ladies desired the best possible education, and that afternoon's entertainment Was an indication of the talent these young ladies possessed. The education at St. Stephon's would be based upon Christian morality and would concern good manners and pro- The newly-appointed minister to Ber-priety. All were delighted to a li lin has left Paking for Germany and his cellency present, but their great regret was that Lady Lagard, through indisposi post as Vice President of the Militarytion, was not able to stand and give away Boned will be filled by an appointment the prizes. His Lordship was glad to hear from among those who are conversant from his Excellency, however, that the with foreign military methods,

was better yesterday, and he hoped she would soon be about again.--(Applause).

His Excellency ssidMy Lord Bishop, AUSTRIA AND TURKEY, ladies and gentlersens your Lord

ship

(Wah Tn Yat Pa's Bervice.)

PREINO, January 13,

RECEPTION OF AUSTRIAN TERMS.

(Reuter's Service to the China Mad; Copyright protested under Ordinance 5 of 1854.)

LONDON, January 13. The terms of Austria's offer to Turkey have been received with great relief in Vienna and have caused a mpid advance on the Bourse. They are also welcomed in Constantinople as denoting a more conciliatory disposition.

DIOCESAN SCHOOL PRIZE DISTRIBUTION.

The Governor on Educational Advancement in the Colony.

To-day the annual distribution of prizes was made by His Excellency the Governor (Sir Francis Lugard) in connection with the Diocesan School and Orphanage.

The Lord Bishop of Victoria presided, and was supported by His Excellency the Governor (Sir Francis Lagard), the Hon. Mr E. A. Hewett, Dir à. J. Brustonbury (Private Secretary to the Governer), the Rev. F. T. Johnson, the Bead Master (Dr Piercy), while among the large attendance prosent were the Rer. T. W. and Mrs Pearce, the Rev. E. G. and Mrs Barnett, the Rev. C. H. and Mrs Hickling, Me and Mrs W. D. Braidwood, Rev. A. D. Stewart, Rev. I. A. and Mrs Bunbury, Miss Henniker, Hon. Dr Atkinson and Mr Sim Tak Fan.

The Head Master read the report, which will be found in Pages 2 and 3.

two members to the Sanitary Board will take place at the City Hall on Wednesday January 20th, commencing at four o'clocks

in the afternoon.

The following persons will be entitled to vote () Such persons as are included in the special and common jury lists for the year 1008; and (4) Such persons, as are exempted from serving on juries on ac- count of their professional avocations or on secount of their heir members of Council, or on account of infirmity, or their being over the age of 80 years.

Voting, if necessary, will commanes immediately after the nomination and will continue until 6 p.m.

The retiring members of the Board are Bir A. Shelton Hooper and Mr Henry Humphreys, the latter of whom bas definitely decided not to again offor his

services.

TURF TOPICS.

A fair number pat in an appearance at the rails this morning. All the gallops recorded below were done on the gras course, which was "aticky," making the ging mather heavy. There was a consider- able amount of galloping, as the long list of times appended shows. "The Bank's pony threw his jockey and galloped round riderless, so his time was not taken.

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The 8.8. "Kauglue" arrived on Sunday with two old povies, Sea Fora and Gisler, and one chestnut Derby grilha for Messrs Findlay and Moir. A white Derby griffin for Mr Mody and a chestnut Derby for Mr Kadoorie also arrived by the same steamer. On Friday next the usual letting by pubile auction of several lots of ground for the ARE INVITED errection of heaths and matsheds for the Races will take place at Mesara TO SUBSCRIBE TO OUR Hughes on Hough's offices at 3 p.m. The following were the times taken:- Pého, one mile 2.30, last quarter, 38. Mesars Findley and Moir's Gisler, three- quarters 39, 1.18, 1.52.

CIRCULATING

reminded me just this moinent, it is only a day two ago since I had the pleasure and privilege of laying the foundation stone at St. Stephen? College for the extension of the new build- ing, and of distributing the prizes. And I had then the pleasure of congratulating

Kiz Excellency, in addressing the the supporters of the school, in the first place on the success of the school which assembly, said he was glad to say that he made extension necessary, and in the could place it on record that the school had second place on the facility with which not only been able to maintain its position they were able to raises the funds for the bat had increased in a very marked manner. extension. Ta-day my task is an equally pleasant and very similar one, for to-day Taking the Egures of the last four years, in marks a new era in the life of St. Stephen's average attendance in 1905 there were 105, Preparatory

School. Te day you come into the next year the number was 292, next larger premises, and you hare a new name. 226, and this year they had jumped to 242. As beforo at St. Stephen's College ao now

In the Preliminary Oxford examinations I am ablo to congratulate you on an extension of the school which har neces in 1905 12 passed, in the next year 19, sitated the acquisition of new premiacs; the next 15, and this year 18, which, na and also on the generosity of the supporters the Headmaster bad id, was the largest of the school who hare come forward to give increased rent and to provide number the school had over succeeded in passing. Those wers results which the & fand for furnishing the building. I am gratulate the principal, the staff and the staff and the boys might be very proud of, and of which the whole Colony was proud. school, especially on the signal succoss achieved by one of your scholars, Miss The Headmaster last year told them that the school very greatly nesdud extended Wan-(applause) in passing the pro- buildings and that more especially the ex- liminary Oxford examination. As Mr tensions were required for the boarders. Rarneté has told me, this is probably the At that time he (His Excellency) skid first occasion upon which & Chinese girl he hoped is powerful committee why 36, 1,101, 1.44. has passed the Oxford examination in this managed the school would be able to Colony. That is an event of which this devise means by which those extensions (Reuter's Service to the China Mai;

school, and indeed, the Chinese women in might be undertaken, but they knew Copyright protected under this Colony, may be proud, and I hope that during the past year calis had

Ordinance of 1894.)

that in future years you will have more been many, and money bad bear, as it vae mile, 44, 1 183, 1.55, 2.29. girls names on the list of these who have

was called, "tight." But still be

hoped LONDON, January 13.

Enccessfully passed the Oxford examina elat during the coming year they might The Prussian badget shows a deficit tion. To mark my appreciation and pleasure have better fortune and that the extensions

at hearing this news I shall be glad, if

Mr Gresson's gregerby, thres quartora, Same for any other novel on of nearly nine million sterling. This permitted, to give a special prize to Miss might be put in laud. It was a very strik.

Colony were increasing so rapidly that Mr Gresson's chestnut sub. and Mr payment of 20 cents cash, Hong- state of affairs is chiefly due to depres-Wan (applause). I always take special ing thing that so many schools in the 58, 1.134, 1.46, sion in trade and decreased railway interest in these schools which are self-it was becoming secessary that their build-Anton's fun sub., one mile, 40, 1.20,

supporting, and de nos entirely speak

inge should be inernseed and extended 1,083, 2.30. profits.

It is not improbable that Turkey way continuo bargaining with a view to obtaining more money, against which Austria, however, would be firmly opposed.

PRUSSIAN BUDGET

DEFICIT.

THE ROOSEVELT-TILL

MAN AFFAIR.

PRESIDENT DESCRIBED AS "DODGER AND COWARD.”

(Reader's Servics to the China Maû: Copyright protected under Ordinance 3 of 1894)

Messrs Findlay and Moir's Ses Foam, three-quarters, 33, 1.103, 1.43.

Maryland, one mile, 97, 1.12, 1.47, 2.18. Stirrup-cup, one mile, 112, 149, 2.21. Ruhher Tree, one mile, 47, 1.27, 2.16, 2.50.

Astral, one mile, last three-quarters, Bohemian Chief, one mile, 48, 1.35, 2.18, 8.55.

Forfar, one tile, 42, 1.17, 1.69, 2.28. Quern und Mr Forrest's Derby Grifin,

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Mr Gresson's pay Derby, S7, 110g, 1.461, 2.191.

Mr Gresson's bitten groy Derby, her and is entitled to exchange three-quarters, 3.11, 1.44.

2.29

York Rese, one tolle, 41, 1.19, 106, Spring Rose, one mile and a quartor, at three-quarters, 30, 1.16, 1.52. Glorions Rose, one mils, last half, 35, 1.10.

Jubiles Rose, nno mile and a quarter, a, 1.16, 1.64, 2.39%, 3.098,

Mr Mody'e black Derby (with star) one mile and a quarter, last half, 97, 1.10.

Mr Mady's black Derby, one mile and quarter, 358, 1.128, 1.51, 3.41.3.05.

Mr Mody's grey nb, three-quarters.

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Mr Mody's gray sab, and Mr Christian's sub., one mile and a quarter, 43, 1.20, 156, 2.344, 3.18.

Mr Friesland's Panjabi and Apollo, three-quarters, 33, 1.08, 1.42.

Mr Friesland's Ajax, half mile, 1.07. Mr Friesland's Achilles, three-quarters 1.44, Inst

quarter 32,

an harassed oficial who has to make both All this was evidence of the appreciation ends of the budget meet when there is not of the primary and secondary education sufficient money. I speak from a wider which was afforded in the Colony, but it point of view, because it seems to me that also compelled them to consider whether the wealthy Chinese gentlemen of the the higher education which was provided Colony are glad to avail themselves of the for the senior boys in the top forma educational Facilities offered, and to come was surient. As they all know, they forward and pay the expenses of their sons had that matter at present ander serious and daughters in schools, neither depan consideration. Among the salient points dent on the Mission funds nor on the tax of the progress of the Diocesan School payer. Such 1 St. Stephen's and this during the year was the fact of the inercase I listened the other day, in the numbers of the assisted scholar. girls' college. when at St. Stoplien's, to a warm eulogy In 1906 the number was 59 and in 1907 it pronounced by the Hon. Dr Ho Ke was 65. This showed the appreciation and Mr Tse upon the warden of and approbation of the public who had that college and" the staff. I think LONDON, January 12. that the principal of this Girls Col generously subscribed in order to enable a cortain number of boys who were not Senator Tillman has submitted in the lege, and her assistants, merit no less able to pay the fees of the school to praiso than was bestowel the other day take advantage of the education offered. Senate that he wants a duty placed on

on the warden and staff of St. Stephen's Te that sabsziption list he should be land sales in Oregon il only Roose (applause). And indeed, their works speak very glad to add his name (Applause), for thom. The larger premises how in- after indicating that arrangements and velt's friend, railway magnate Harri-ereased confidence and appreciation by the been made for a schools recond XI fortball

Hr Friesland's sube, Hippomedon and man, is made to disgorge the large parents and supporters of the school, who cup competition, His Excellency wished

Mr Toug's Derby grifins Volga snd holdings he has stolen," He decoribed havooome forward with these subscriptions. the beys & happy holiday, and expressed Herculos, three-quarters, Sag, 109, 1.45. and the signal cistinction which has been the hope that they would come back next President Roosevelt ne "a dodger and gained by passing a pupil at the Oxford term resolved to maintain the high tradi-Desiré, one mile, 34, 108, 1.454, 2.211.

Velga finished first.

Mr Toog's grey Derby Missouri, one a coward inspired by personal malico; examinative is a result winch speaks for ties of the school as being the most itself. While I listened the other day to successful in the Colony in the Oxford and what Dr Ho Kei so eloquently said on the Cambridge examinations,, and one of the mile, 35, 1.11, 1.47%, 2,20%..

Mr Toer's sub, Gunduch, one mile and a work of Mr Barnett and his assistants, the first in every form of competition, whether SHARE IN A CHINESE FIRM. thought came very fortunately to my mind in work or is sports. They must quarter, 87, 114, 1.50%, 2.288, 3.03.

what a debt not only St. Stephen's or not forget but that school was a part of a this Girls' College, but many other good British Colony. It was due to the Hboral quarter, 363, 1.084, 1.43): 2.203, 2.58. works in this Colony, and most colleges institutions under which they lived that end hospitals owed to the public spirit, that cosmopolitan school, where British, personal generosity and aufailing energy Chinese, and Eurasians all met on equal of Dr He Kai-(applaase). I am glad to

terms in friendly rivalry that that take this opportunity of testifying my school had been able to increase and own admiration and appreciation of what he prosper as it had done. They should all Leung In She, claiming $1,000 for tres-has done, and is constantly doing. There be jealous of the reputation of the colony 42, 1.21, 1.57, 2.20.

in which they lived, and he hoped they has not taken a promines, part with the old all be carger to grow up and take able assistance of his colleague

Wein promoting its prosperity and keeping its It was stated in the writ that prior to Legislative Coutell, the Hon. Mr Wei art in its institutions and boar their share

good name (Applause), November 2nd, 1908, the plaintiff was ths Tak, aleo Mr Ts and other Chinese

gontlemen wheat names are familar to us, Other addresses followed. owner of a $500 share in the Wo Fung but the list is too long for me to

recapitulata grocery store, Hunghon, standing to her it now. I always fool that we can torn to credit in the name of Hop Shing Toug Wong them with confidence and reliance wheu- Shi. Ou October 11 the defondant tres-over anything makes for the good of their fallow countrymen. Ladice and Gentlemen, passed, and, without the plaintiff's know Lady Lugard, my wife, naked me to express ledge, unlawfully and by mis-presentation, to you how deeply sorry she was that the was unable to be boro this afternoon owing

Action in the Supreme Court.

Before Mr Justice Gompertz, at the Supreme Court, to-day, Weng Shi, single women, brought su action against

pass and for the unlawful conversion by the defendant of plaintiff's share in the

Wo Fung frun of Hunghom.

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Mr Toce's suh. Swan, one mile and a Mr Tog's Sutlej, one mile, 37, 1.13,

Mr Toeg's Double Zero, ono mile, 35, 1.48, 2.91. 1.10, 1.45, 2.19.

Mr Deacon's Plym, balf mile, 1.10. Mr Deacon's two grey subs., one mile,

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The Woman and the Sword, by Rupert

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The Other Man's Wife, by Frank Richard.

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The Tempting of Paul Chester, by Aliae

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The House of the Orickets, by Katherine

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The Heart-Smiter, by Mary E. Mann Interplay, by Beatrice Harraden.

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NEW YACHT CHRISTERED.

An At Home." was held by the mem- bers of the Corinthian Yacht Club at their Club House on Tuesday evening to celebrate the christening by Ms Hazeland, wife of Mr E. M. Hazaland, Vice-Commodors of

caused a prohibitory "order to be issued to serious illness, and, she asked me to 20 Queen's Road Central, on Tuesday qus Lambton's swo subs, one mile the clab, of a new, one-desiga yacht pre-

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against the said share in a Summary Court convey to the sebolare and the staff of St. evening, when Ero Farkinson, C.P., gavo

very Inga action, in which the prosent defendant was Stephen's her earnest home for their success what proved to be a very enjoyable hot-pot last three-quarters, 35, 1.12, 1.489 sonted by Dr T. Hayward Hayes, of

Mr Ariostrong's sub., one mile and a Hangkok. There was a plaintiff, and afterwards issued exocution the coming year, and to tell them how

deeply interested she is in all that concras supper. Sir Knight Blake occupied the hall and Mr Douglas sib, one milo, lass stendance-and-Mrs Hazeland was intro. and sold the share.

this school. She believes, as I do, that the out and those who contributed to the three-quarters 37, 1,14, 1.51.

Mr. MacDonald's rean suð., one mile, duced by Afr McIver, who, after Mre Hazeland had broken a bottle of wine over Plaintiff was represented by Mr. S. women of China is coming years must learn success of the musical portion of the

36, 1.13, 1.497, 2.251.1- Dixon, from Mr Harding's offles, while Mr to appreciate the work in which their programme included Bros Young, piano;

Mr. Valpy's pony, smile, 36, 1.133, the bows of the yacht, presented her with husbands are engaged; to intelligently

a gold broch, sinement of the J. H. Brutton defonded.

and sympathetically share it, and to help Brown, soug and stemp sposob, Young, 1.512. 2.27. :

suspicious occasion. Evidence was given by plaintif.

them in framing the destinies of their elocutionist and a speech in the Lancashire

Mr Hutton objected to the bringing of country-whether it be the country of dialect; Bunn, song Foster, song, Owen, the action on the ground that a sale by China, or whether it be this Colony of

ours. No woman can be really a sam song: Lye, song. ordes of the court was absolute;

panion to her husband unless she can share,"

China.

Mr Hazeland suitably replied sod Mrs Hazeland prosented Mr. J. Doys with a OROUP 18 IMMINENT. No matter how well your children may gold watch for the invaluable service ren« His Lordship Well, I should have sympathetically and intelligently, in his thought so prime facie.

nctions and in the work which he has set MAN porana's life is rendered miter appear to be, you are never safe dered, in superving the construction of

able by distressing wenkues that without a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough the new bonus himself to do. To do this it is necessary can be quickly cured by the use of a good Remedy in the house, 16 never fails to Ation which will enlarge her horizon blond builder and tonic-such as Stearna Feliove and is perfectly safe to give the and enable her to eradicate parochial pro- Wine of God Liver Oil This remarkable little anda. For ale by all chemists and jadices, and to take a wider view of the remedy produces wonderful results. work of the world, and the work in which

Mr Hatton-The objection should have been taken within ten days of the sale.

Mr Dixon-We are not suoing to set Axide the sale; we are seeking for damages, Mr Hutton-I know, but she should hve taken steps to have protected her property.

Mr Dixon said plafotil was not aware what was being done.

of

that she should have. education an

her husband is engaged. I noted with great interest, from the report of the year red to us by Mr Barnett, that among other. subjects which are taught in this College is domestic economy. I should like to know more precisely, what that term covers. 1

Hia Lordship said the ease had better po hope it covers sanitation and hygiene of

Judgment was reserved.

YHAME

and

the homo, intelligent care of children, sympathistio treatment of servanta, the knowledge of simple domestic remedies for household allments, and set fra not Joset, I hope it covers instructions in the way in which a woman can make her Cough Remedy has home bright and tastive. I think, per sisolutely tree from hapa, tint the last ie the most important

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