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MONDAY, APRIL 19, 1909,

-AMERICAN MISSION- "ARIES MURDERED.

DESPERATE POSITION AT

MEKSINA.

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LONDON, April 18.. Two American missionaries have been killed at Aduna.

Three French war ressels are hurrying to Mersing where the situation is des

THE HONGKONG AND SHANG- HAI BANK CASE.

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Yeung Kwan Leung or Yaung

Pak Shun.

Before the Chief Justice Sir Francis Piggott, at the Criminal Sessions at the Supreme Court, to-day, Yeung Kwan Laung alina Young Pak Shun, took his stand in the dock on a charge of embezzling 302,747,71. belonging to the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation:

SPORTING.

· Lawn Tennis.

THE CHINA MAIL.

Ladies' Rack --Handicap, Clan. " 1, Ayosha. (Mrs Dunosu); 2. Corrinses (Mrs. Coleman); S, Dalhousie (Miss: Colsman)..

MOTOR-BOAT Rack:-1, Vital Spark 2, Haudie

LADIES' RACE:~One, Design Chiur. - 1, Dorothy; 2, Dalhousie..

LADIRA NOMINATION, SWIMNINO RACH 1, Forbes; 2. Storris.

In connection with the Hongkong Cricket Club's lawn tandis tournament & nambar of interesting matches were played off on Saturday afternoon. These included three semi-finals, which wars watched by goodOpen. 1: Liza: 2. Tremon

HANDICAP CLASS Raca-Open, 1, Chross; crowds.

2. Corrinnee.

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UNE DES CLAs Racs-Open, I, Joan; Dorothy and Mista (dead host).

Is the Professional Pairs competition T.. E. Poarce and P. H. Klimanok mat. DrSpark; 3, Veronica Aubrey and Dr Grone.. Before the former pair were able to secure entry into the final Hon. Sir Henry Borkoloy, K.C., At the full three sets had to be played out torney General, instructed by Mr B. Las on, the last trial the winners romped perate. Foreigners and Christians are Dauny, Jr., from the office of the Crown home with comparative case. The retory taking refuge in the Consulates.

was secured by two sets to one and 15 gamer to 11. In the opening sot. Pearce and Klimanok got the first two games

SOUTH SEA TRAGEDY.

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LONDON, April 19.” Bentor's agent at "Melbourne wires that Admiralty Island natives. attacked and killed Captain Komino, a Japanese trader from New Guinen, along with two of his cative crew.

OTTOMAN UNION FORMED.

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LONDON, April 10,

All political parties, committees and associations in Constantinople, irrespect tive of race or religion, have sunk their differences and formed a Committee of Ottoman Union to defend the Father- land and the Constitution.

THE CHINA MERCHANTS S. N. CO.

(Vah Tx Yat Po's Service.)

PEKING, April 18.

- Tootai Mak Shun-kin, Chief Director of the Chipa Merclianta Steam „Naviga- tion Company, af Tientsin, has been asked by the Board of Communications to come up to Peking to discuss the question of bringing the Company under the control of the Board....

THE CANTON-HANKOW RAILWAY LOAN.

(Wah To Fat Po's Service.)

Pacino, April 18:1

No decision has yet been arrived at in connection with the proposed loan for the Cantou-Hankow railway. An American syndicate has also made an ofer:-

FEMALE DETECTIVES.

(Wah To Eat Po's Service.)

PÉKING, April 18, The Opium Commission proposes that female detectives be engaged to. trace opiuin-smoking in the women's quarters.

CONSTITUTIONAL POLICY.

(Wah Te Yat Po's Service.)

PERING, April 18.

The Frince Regent has asked that

the Constitution Investigation Depart ment should select some graduates

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Solicitor, prosocuted on behalf of the Crown and Mr H. H. Caltarong, instructed by Mossra Wilkinson and Grist, defonded.

Prisoner runde a statement to the effect without diflenlty, but the opposing pair that the cheque and the money did pass rallied and through the good service of through his bands. Ho sigued the slips Grone and the quick returns of his partner and he admitted he was in fault. He would they were able to dawlerol Deuce games leave the matter in the hands of His Lord-ware the order after this, but Pearce aud ship and he wished to be dealt with leniently as possiblo.

Klimanok always managed to pull off the required number of points and were soon son funding by 6 to 3. A game apiece finished the sat in favour of Pearce and Klimanek by 6 gamos to 3

LADIE Bach. HATWARD-HATE-O¤¢ Design 1, Liza (Misa Chunnett); 2, Sirius (Mrs Milroy); 3, Marjorie (Ming Coleman). Ride Shooting,

BUTTON-CUT COMPETITION. :

The result of the Hutton Cup Competi- | tion is follows

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BRITISH COMPETITION; →lat C: and G Companies, 2nd Battalion the Buds; 2nd

Company, 2nd Battalion the Bufa NATIVE, COMPETITION:—1ab 105th Mah-

Sir Henry Berkoop ----I take it that is a plos of guilty Continuing Sir Henry Berkeley said that prisoner was one of a large number of shroffa employed by the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Cerpora- tion and part of his doties was to receive money from persons who came to the bank to deposit money. On June 3, 1903, the amount was deposited by a Chinese judgment on the part of Klimanok, they bank on behalf of the Inspector General of got ahead. Continuing to bewilder the Customs. The usual formalities were gone other men, they made the gauce & to 2. through and the prisoner esshed the cheque and then Pearce, gab in several telling which was for $40,000 and put that and smashes and put on a love game. With the balance in his pocket and walked off Aubrey as surver the subsequent gama with it,

wont engily in favour of the lenders who turned the tables on the opposing non by winning by precisely the same margin by which they had been previously defeated,

Although the winners of the initial set sezuted the two opening games in the next their opponents did not lose heart and by consistent play coupled with an advantage, 2" obtained as the result of acvomi bád errors

Mr Calthrops said that prisoner had discovered that a sua of 810,000 was missing. He became frightened and con- sulted a friend about it who told him that the lank would hold him responsible for the money and the prisoner's story was that this friend had said that he might as well take the lot at the same time offering to assist prisoner which he subsequently did, taking the $40,000 odd and leasing some 82,000 or 83,000 with prisoner. They went to Canton and eventually to the north where they remained several years, after which prisoner came to Shanghai

where he was arrosted.

Sir Hoary Bernsley intimated, that the maximum penalty was fourteen years and the minimum three years.

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His Lordship said he did not think he could impose a los peculty than five years with hard labour,

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AT THE THEATRE ROYAL.

On Saturday afternoon a very happy hand of youngsters assembled at the Theatre Royal to enjoy the bumours of The New Clown," as played by the Hugh J. Ward London Comedy Company. That the juvenile audience thoroughly entered into the spirit of the thing was evinced by the almost "continuous roars of Inughter whichi zang through the hause whenever Mr Ward wid on the stage. The singing and dancing of Miss Paletta was also a tront which was hugely apprecinted. *

In the evening "The Talk of the Town"

was put on. It is a rollicking piece and all the tub possible was exhaled from it by the clerer band of players who are now meged; under Mr Ward's banner. The various songs by biss Grace Palotta, Ming Celia Ghileni, Miss Rose Musgrove and Mr Wallace were all delightful items in very delightful evening.

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To-night the Man from Mexico" will be given.

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On the opening of the deciding sot Poarce lost his service, but in the nose same Klimanek out-placed the other pair and was mainly responsible for the love game registered, Two all was later epled, but thenceforward Pearce and Klimanek were master of the situation, and finished 8/9. The rallies throughout the match are, shert and the play forceful. The better pair undoubtedly won, a feature of their play being the affective smashes of

Pearce

Another match which arcused a good deal of interest was that between Lout Byrae and Lieut Whyte & J A! Jupp and D. E. Clark. This was a semi-final ia the Doubles Handicap. "A" Class. The han 30/2 and are 46 rasper. dicaps were owe 30 tirely. The match produced some capital pay, but, notwithstanding their greater handicap, Byrne and Whyte were always in a courmanding position and winners by two sets to none and to 8. The scores word, 6/4, 6/4. For the losers Clark was responsible for some smart roturus, while both the opposing men were clever at the net.

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In the Doubles Handicap, "D" Claes theme was semi-final played off, the sides being CC. Hickling and E. C. Hagen (owe 15) v. Lieut. Thompson and Lieut. Bagnall (owe 4/6). This was particularly close contest, the former pair oventually coming out on top by the odd set of three with a game advantage of 19 to 17. As the end of the second set the pairs were on an absolute equality, each having a sob and 13 games in hand. It had been irygale up to now, for both turned out long sota, the first ending in a win for the military men by

8.8, while the next went to the other side by 75. In the concluding set bow- or Hickling and Hagur get away with greater ease and claimed the match and set with two games in hand, the actual

core being

In the Singles Handicap, "A" Classy Capt Brierly (owes 15/3) met and defeated H. R. Makin (scratch) by 7/0, 6/3 and

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t by the local gentry and merchante, Elm The Catastrophe at Sicily is indeed afternoon matches. Ton was dispensed Club Pavilion on Friday the 23rd inst. ab

well worth a visit while, Adson and Thorne | during the afternoon by Mrn Wilkie, Mrs continue to please and delight the audience Duncan, and Mrs Puncheon, assisted by p.m. to organise the competition..

Misa Rutter and the Misses Logan, and If any clubs hare boor inadvertently ment will contribute the balance, with and oxpert dancing.

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