THURSDAY, MARUH 10, 1910.
·MARRIAGE AT ST. JOHN'S CATHEDRAL.
Chapman-Wright.
and
Bao hộ chiếu; Br tried it to bởi Linh jam jar Air Lock Hong, coffee cups and saucers: Capt. P. M. B. Lake, travol- ling block; Hr Li Yan Chus, Broock; Major Macdonald, luncheon stand; Sir Henry and Lady May. Dickworal frame and easel; Me and Mrs F. Maitland, The marrisgo took place at St. John's brass vase; bis H. N. Mody, rec rond Cathedral, Hongkong, this afternoon, in bol Miss Maker, Japanese tas sut, Mr the presence of a large and fashionable Staford-Northcots, coffee cup and saucers: MoKutshon, Rüver vases; Bir and Mrs M.. congregation, of Miss Margery Hopworth Mr and Mrs W. Nicholson, silver clock: Chapman daughter of Liant. Col. Arthur Mr Newall, silver salt cellars; Mr W. S. Chapman, V.D., Blye Bungalow, Ponk.Ngan, bracelets; Mr and Mrs ¿. H. Oagh; road, Hongkong. and Mr Arthur Ed Mrs Evan Ormiston, silver ink stand
drawn thread bed spread Bir Wright, P.W.D., son of Mi Francia Gaud and pen: Hr and Wright, of Kingston-on-Thanics.
Mrs J. Owen Hughes, Doulton Ware afternoon The happy and charming young bride, stirs H. Pinckney, silver bage: who was given away by her father, whe wad Mrs Burus Pyo, silver nit spoda attired in a Princos robo of ivory satik, necklace: Mr and Ms G. Fiery, black- Dr. and Mr W. . Fearse, goid and jado trinimod with silk and silver embroidery,wood frame; Mr and Mrs Li Ping, silver the work of Madame Barbier. She wore toa service; M:andra T.-E. Pearce, sat a wreath of wrange blossoms, and had a attendants Misa Gaynor Refoot Hughes aral Master Donald Gooey Chapman The little girl was dressed in white muslin, trimmed with pale blue ribbon. and but to match the little hoy being in white refer suit, trimmed with
tos
ton poys; the alisses Payat, silver
de sticks: Mr A. and Mis Rodger dawn thread werk; Mr and Mrs Risstand, bronze atatmates; Mir 4. W. L Robertson,
ver tes strainer: 31r and fra A. Seth, silver crunt: Mosara Harold and Beunesy Sath, silvor res spoon and sugar tonga; Mr and Ms R. Sutherlands silver trame; Caps. and Mrs Sawer,
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL
His Excellency Sir Frederick Lugard prasided at the meeting of the Legislative Council which was held this afternoon There were also prosa:—
H.E, Major Gebheru BROADWOOD.
Hon. Sir Harry Mar, Colonial Secretary, torney General
Hon. Me F. a. BazeLand, Acting At- Her, A. M. Tuoifior, Colonial Treas
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We printed on Tuesday the list of Prizo winners The Best day of the Show, how aver, which is largely taken up with the judging of exhibits and the distribution ENGLISH fof Prima, does not give opportunity for so
deserved carofulatudy of the exhibits as they well
Bon, Mr W. J. Garsas. Hon. Mr. W. Baxwx, Registrar Gen-The oral.
Hon. Mr W.CHITHIN, Director of Public Works.
Hon. Mr F. J. BARKLAY, Capt. Supt. of
Hon. Mr W Yes. C.M.G. Han, Bir E. 4. HAVETT.
3ft C. CLEMENTI (Clerk of Council), FANAIGN ORDINANCE
The Plaats in Pots open to all were
principal class woll up so the standard of last year. iq this group-6 poke of souls—was well represented, Bo Kom Tong took the first pots of antirrhinum and 2 puta candy prize with 2 pota cazariensis,"
tuft
Sir Paul Chater took the second
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going to Mrs Brewin for 3 fine pots of white was won by Miss Wallace with 3 pots of a rory pretty blue iris, the second prize
arum. The first prize for 3 palan other
reading of the bill entitled An Ordianes Hon Attorney General moved the second to send the Pensica Ordinanon, 1869.
Hon Colonial Secretary seconded and the hill was read a second time.
The bill passed through committaaaad was hono 3 splendid specimens of chrysali
than fan paims was won by Max Wallace, SAVE YOU $100.
blue silk. As presents from the bridegroom sifrer toast rack and butter knife: subsequently read a third time nad parted. droarpus will make a lot of beating. Tal
o'er Eden
LIQUOR'S DENTRANCE-
The bill passed through the committee stage and was subsequently read a third time and passed.
CRIMINAL LAW.
Hon Attorney General moved the scame reading of the Lit entitled An Ordinaned further to amend the Macistrates and Criminal Law Amendment Ordinans
'A
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last year. ronas in pots were scarcely equal to Sir Paul Chatar, took the first prize for geraniums, his exhib being followed very closely by three pota! of splendid scarlet Howors from the garden | at the Hun, W. J. Grenson. The natur the weather was against them of it may be (90 years practical experienos that many people think so exally grown a tiams were below the average. Perhaps
plant is not worth taking traeble over. feature of the show was the great quantity. of white marguerites exhibited; it is a plant which has come much into coguo bers in the last few years and seems to suit the Second roading of the Bill entitled Anfarne went to Mr Ho Tung; the prize. Hon. Attorney General moved the climate. The first place for maiden hair Ordinance to regulate the Law as to Oaths, however, want to Mr J. X. Plummer under the bill was read a second time.
Hon. Colonial Secretty seconded ard
the rule which prevents the winner of the The hill passed through the committes first prine for the group of flowering time and passed.
1200.
the bill was read a second time.
Hos Colonial Secretary seconded and The bill remained in committeo,
the attendants were respectively a gold A. Findlay, Smith, garnet necklet: and pearl brack, and gold where links. Me Crowther Saith and Miss Dorothy of the bill entitled An Ordinance to further Hon Attorney moved the escond reading The briste carried a chicier shower banquet Smith, scent battles; Air and Mrs M. Jamond the Liquors Orlizance, 1009 of rhododrenden ledifolura, escharistlilies. Mr and Mrs F. Satton, jar; Rer. A. D. the bill was read a second time.
stephens, silver fruit knives and forks:
Hoa Colonial Secretary seconded and orange blossom, gypsophila, and wider and Miss Stewart, silver card ase, Dr F. U. bair tero, arrangut by Me Gen. A. CallStedman, blackwood chair; Mr A. Sinclair, The bridegroom was attended by Mriver tratae: MG. H. Saunders, thermos Henry Thomas Jackman. The service was. M. Thomson, casa of carvers; Mr and jug; Mr She Weo, silk and scant: Hon- fully chave, the bride having been a mom, Tutcher and Miss Bird, pictures ber of the Cathedral choir, and twe hyums Capt. and Mrs A. J. Thompson, silver ware aung: The Voice that breathe ther; ir J. W. Taylor, silver ladle
and "0. Porfect Love." Theiff J. R. Wood, silver vases; Mr
Mr G. G. Wood, brass gipsy kettle officiating, clergymen were the Rev. F. T. David Wood, silver umbrella handle Johnson, M.A.. and the Rer. A. B. ME. D. C. Wolfe, allvar crusts; Afisa Thornhill, B.A., while Mr Denman Fuller Wallace, picture: Mr and Mrs Wood, ail- presided at the orgin and played appro..
ver box; Air Wang Hing, alver fruit pirate wedding marches and cliorales.
spoons; bir and Ms R. E. Willison. silver fruit knivos 31r J A. Young, silver ant collars; Public Works" Department Star, silver tea sorrice and butter dish; Sergeants Mess, H. R. Fel. Carpa, Black wood cabinet: No. 3, Company, H.KY.A., W. G. Worcester, si ser apnoos, Ms Miss Bry, Blackwood table, De H. G. Hobsot, set of silver menu and card holders: The Clergy, Organist, and Choir of John's Cathedral, blackwood writing
The bride's gifts to-the bridegroom were set of hammered gold buttons, and gold sleoro is while the bridegroom's
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gift to the ride was an emerald and dia-Reposter block: Miss Ella Roses nod stage and was subsequently read a third and foliage plants from taking more pricesNOVELS
mond ring.
After the ceremony a largely attended reception was held at Blue Bengalow, when the cake, supplied by Weismann's, was cat and the esstomary toasts wore duly
konoured.
The bride's going-away dress
Was an
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AUSTRALIA AND CHINA.
and
OFFICIAL SIGNATURES. FIEN.
second reading of the Bill entitled An Hoa. Attorney General moved the Urdigsage to amend the Oficial Signature Fees Ordinance, 1889.
Hon. Colonial Secretary seconded and the bill was raad a second time.
The bill passed through the cotomittas time and passed....
amethyst cloth custaime, braided, made by CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA stage and was subsequently read a third Madame Flint, she wore a black pic- turs. hab magle by Errington of Lawer Grosvanor Place, S. W.
A Splendid Dividend.
The list of presents included the follow- ing-Bride'slatherand mother, Collard and
At the approuching annual meeting of Collard piano, pearl pendant and chain; Mz Ben Chapman, silver crumb coup; Frant
ahareholders of the Chartered Bank of and Donald Chapman, piano stool Hide India, Australia and China the Directors groom's Father sad Mother, pearl necklet will recommend a divind at the mte of and pendant, cheque, gold sigust ring, gold 15 per cent per annual (aking 14 perscot pencil; Mr and Mrs T. N. Lord, gold braeslet, gold pir: Miss Wright: pearl for the yon) adding £25,000 to Reserva broock; Die and Mrs W. Armstrong, spirit Fund (raising it to £1,600,000) and carrying
decanters: Mrs and Miss Armstrong, Takuza | forward £184,168.. vase: Mr and Mr F. R. J. Adams, silver areet dish; Mr W. Auld, bronze sad silver Vine: Hon. Dr J. M. Atkinson, tea poja;
Mr J. Durran Auld, silver mirror; Mr and Mrs J. W. C. Bonnar, silver butterdish and kaifu; Mrand Mrs J, M. Beck, drawn thread work Dr and Mrs Eclilios, silver dragon menn helder; Mr and Mrs F. Browne, wilver egg spoons; Med Mrs J. F.Boulton, ailver frause; Miss Barker and Susters of the Gart. Civil Hospital, binckwood chairs Dr. Black. silver spirit lamp; Mr and Mrs E. G. Barrett, silver box; bir and Miss Bullock, silver vas; Mr and Mrs. M.
SPORTING.
The Calendar."
Friday, March 11.
Apart-Haliatin Sporta. Headquarters 6.30 p.m.
VOLUNTERAING — blazini
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Saturday March 12. AQUATICS.Hongkong Regatta,
FINANCE COMMITTEE,' A meeting of the Finsons Commitoo was Secretary presided, and the following vote subsequently held. The Bon. Colocial were considered and passed :—
For pot plaats. The rule lends to some and we would suggest that in future You can read the latest up enfusion in the distribution of prize cards the exhibit judged best should be marked as first prise," the prize itself going how-
to-date Volumes for erar to the second as is now done.
The pot planta from the Feat made a
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poor show. No doubt the bad weather of the past three weeks has hit that district harder that the lower level. Fressina, Bowers which appeared to much advartago, margtorites and heliotrope were the only
tainly trades splendid show. The first prizo The vegetables in the open toall classes cer-
Works extraordinary, mikellaneous, furai-ing cabbage, cauliflower, potatoe, carrot, for a box of assorted regetables went to A sum of $150 in aid of the vote, Pablie Sir Paul Chater, his collection contain- ture etc. for the Public Works Department turnip, beet, khol rabi, spinach, radish, matahes and the District Officer's quarters French heras, parsnip and leeks. The and Opera Ensisters, Surveyors second prize for the box was won by Mr No Subscription.
OversizE.
PUBLIC WORKS.
STATE SQUARE.
A sum of $116 in aid of the vote, Public Works, Extraordinary, Miscellaneous, Bambon fance around the proposed garden
at the Queen'e Statue Squara.
Replying to questions, the Colonial See- retary said it was ultimately hoped to put up an iron railing, but this was to be orderea imm Home.
Hon. Mit Osborne-I'm fraid if you pat drill, upa bamboo railing we shall never get any
thing better.
Battic, silver vases: Mr W. S. Railor. Boxsa.-Lewis v dimms at City Hall,
FOOTBALL Honkong Shield Fiani. Eafis, Naval Yard.
CEEREY Hongkong Cebu. Garrison: Club ground. ground, Causeway Bay, 4 p.m.
Poio-Hingkang Manila, Polo Club
Sunday, March 19. YACHTING.-C.Y.C Cup Rice. VOLUNTEERING-Muskitry;trained men,
Pair silver deposit scent bottles; H. Ep.m Major General Brand wood, sob of eight silver sweet dishes: Sir Henry S. Berkeley, silver trinkat box; Dir Byd. silver sweet stand; Mr and Mrs N. F. Blanch, aver vases; Hon. Mr W. Men and Mise Chathan, silver, mounted shell fruit dishes; Mr and Mrs G. A. Caldwell, ormula chick; Mr and Mrs Duncan Clark, cut glass srlad bowl and
Mis R. Cucke, brass Aurrery; Ms F. M. Crawford, jam jars in stand. vare: Mirand Mr Chan Chan Nam, Canton enamel chain; MrChoury Yuk Fai and Mr Tai Tin Shang, glass flower stand; Mr E. J. Chapman, aneroid barometer; Dr. Francis Clark, binoculars; Mr and Mrs A. G. Coppin, wilrez sweet busket; Me A.S. Cobden, silver sweet dishes: Mr Cheong, bracelet; Hoo. Sir C. Paul Chater, set of four silver ses; Mr Chag Ewok Or, embroidered silk show); Ma B. Chapman set of Shakespeare; Mr and Mrs R. H. Chapman, silver rose of York belt buckle; Bix and Mrs T. K. Derly, cut glass elaret jug;
Paris loud K. Yacht Club Handicap and One Design Class racing;
YACHTING.Royal 2.30 and 2.40 p.m., distance, 8 miles.
Monday, March 14.
RIPLE SHOOTING.-Annual prize meeting China United Services Rifle Association, Kowloon City and King's Park ranges,
FISH DREEDING TOND.
A sum of $50) in aid of the vote Fablie Breeding Pond Construction, Werks, Extraordinary, Miscellaneous, Fish
SANITARY DEPARTMENT..
A sum of 8202 in aid of the veto Sanitary inary Stat, Tallyman at Ma Tau Kok Department, Personal Emdument, Veter
taughter House.
HANHARD REPORTS.
N'eum of 88 in aid of the vote Colonial Secretary's Department and Legislature, Other Charges, Bansard Reports.
RESUMPTION OF LAND, 4
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No Membership Fee.
PURCHASER of one Novel
at $1.00 becomes a mer. bar and is entitled to exchange |
Ho Kom Tong; very good collections being also sent by Mr D. Dorabjor, Mr P. W. Geldring and the Hon. W. J. Gressen The rule preventing the winner of the first pris for the group taking other prizes again cate into force here, Sir Paul Chater boine thus deprived of six firate among the classes reparate vegetables. Some very good tomatoes were shows, the first prize poing Sgt. Eers, of Sheung Shin, whe slee took a prize for an exhibit of broad me for any other novel on beans. There were several good dishes of payment of 20 cents cash, Hong-
Awberries. The Peak also produced some good veget-kong currency, for every change ables. Though by no means equel to thone mostly placed at a disadvantage, the boxes from the lower levels, the collections were
finished; sill the exhibits showed what being in some cases large and rough
can be done and that even at those level one need not be at the mercy of the Chinese market gardener.
Among the cut flowers' there were some Enc exhibits. The first prize for it bunches. Was won by Mira Choi, the widow of Mr
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NO ACCOUNTS.
FOR GOOD DRUG
STORE SERVICE,
Public Works, Health and Buildings Ordinance, 1903, The collection contained verbens, mar-first-class druggist is here.
A sum of $1,136 in aid of the vote. Choa Leep Chee, whose death was a You cannot best our Pharmacy anywhere
Extraordinary, Public great lose to the Horticultural Society. In Hongkong. Every article kept by Compensation to the Squatters in Hok Unguorita, heliotrope, candy taft, carnation, reliable. Our druge are fresh and pam.
Everything Village for resumption of their land and dahlias, coryopsis, geranium and froeais, for disturbance.
The second prize wents to Mre Ho Tung, No Fricas Lower than Oura. Quality and good exhibits were staged by Mra Considered. A sum of 814,534 in aid of the vote, Makaham. Mr Goldring and Mr Nicholson. Public Works, extraordinary, for the A fine stand of 12 camiations was sent by Major General Broadwood. Parade at for pupil teachers, $4,125; markot at deservedly won by Mrs Turcer, whose
VOLUNTEERING.-Jaqual inspection by 8287; additional room at Queen's College from the Peak, three rats were
following items Staff quarters, Tai Po, Paul Chater. Among the cut flowers Headquarters at 2.19 p.m.
Land Office to afford accommodation for to much better advantage than those put Aberdeen, $2.200; extension of Tai Po admirable staging showed the exbibita off district officer, $7,486,
with less care. There were several
Saturday, March 10,
Mr and Mrs F...0. Day; silver and 2.2) and 2.40 p.m. distance, 13 miles.
YACHTING, Royal HK. Yacht Club Handicap and One Design Class racing:
Masry Dobbs, Edwards, Howard,
Clark, gipsy, kettle; Dr and Mrs Evan Jones ailver sweet dishes; Mr and Mrs Edkins, silver inkpot and pen; Mr and Mrs G. E. Edwards, hand bag; fr and Mrs A. C Franklin, silver cake kaires and
spirit lamp; Misu Forshaw, soap steno jak aland; Mr Fung Wa Chun, silver bonbon
Cricket.
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OFTER DIVAN COMPENSATION. vacant spaces among the Peak cut. Howers, 31, Queen's Road Central,
A sum of $16.747.27, in aid of the vote to doubt accounted for by the execrable Miscellaneous Services, compensation to weather experienced during the last three the licensees of opium and drosa opium rooks. divans whese divans bave been closed as Among the general exbibits the prin- From the 1st of March, 1910).
cipal item Yes the group of Bower- The cricket match for Saturday between Government's afteorion was being drawn pace of 10 fee by 12 feat. The first
Hon. Mr Gresson asked if the Betong and foliage plants to
dish; Mr Fung Shiu W4, silver and shell the Hongkong C.C. and the Garrison has dish: Mir Frank Graham, thermos jug: Mr and Mrs A. G. Gordon, silver aweet dishes been abandoned, owing to the later being and spoons; the fans Gordon, black- unable to get a team together.
wood stand: Bfr and Mra Gilby, ailver card case; Mr and Mrs Griffin, brass flower pot; Mr and Mrs W. D. Grahnat, Bruxelles Laze berthe; Mr and Mrs Guldsmith, silver, candle stioks: Mr and Mrs Geo. Grimble, silver aweet dish; MrJ 8. Gabbay, silver
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Duck Whittington, March 23. Our Miss Gibbs," March 21 and 22;
The Batteries," March 26. "The Merry Widow March 24.
sympathetic, though it fails to win one to grow bulbs in the colony and some very London successes, including the pieces that any "enthusiatic regard for the artist's by Mrs Maitland; six pata sent by Lady good pots of daffodila were shown this year
are will running. The repertoire is as ideals.
Bis work is too decorative, his Bay being scarly sufficiently aéranced
follows and mass to please the fastidious. The Aggroe too often of the abacrmal in outline for exhibition purposes. sculpture of Prince Paul Troubetakoi now gatalated on the admirable show of plants The Horticultural Society is to be con- makes much more appeal: but then we may be only Philistinen and cat our ita ill-fuck in the matter of weather on the and vegetables and deserves sympathy for admiration wrongly. Some beautiful ved day. reproductions are alveo of the seascapes of Julius Olson, a painter who has all the ystery and the witchery of the ocean in his brush, while the appracklion of the
**The Dollar Frincess," March 28 and 20, **The King of adonis," March 30,
Dear Little Denmark, March 31. The finances of Indo-China sIS SO CD- barrassed that the colony can scaly payThe Dandy Fifth," April 4.
**The Yeoman of the Guard," April 1,
"The Gay Gordons," April 2, late A. G. MacGregor is very finely phrased. its way. Interest on a public works loan {| The sturlier of enttage architecture,
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