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WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 1910,

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“Kowloon C:0,--As-Fome.”

Shooting.

Dar Marz" COMPETITION.

On Tuesday afternoon on the King's Fark range the Hongkong Volunteer Reservas shot off in the Daily Mail Empire Day compatition. but a variable wind greatly interfered with scoring, and the first eight only made a total of 603. This was an average of 13.78. Col. Chapman was rangu officer and Sergt. Cooper, the Buffe, scorer.

Bir T. Hamilton Mr A. Jenkins

The American Consulate-General at: Hongkong

the following

On Tuesday afternoon members of the telegrams received from the Manila Kowloon Cricket Club were at home" to

· eišsurystory :-

a big crowd of friends, who witnessed sothe capital rennis ereats. Chief interest cen- trod in the championship match between Mr S. E. Green (holder) and Mr P. H.Scoros. Klimanek (this year's winner). Victory after a hard-fought gamo, orentually went to Groen, who thus retained the title. The honour was gained by rots to 1 and Dir A. McLennan...

Mr Gipson 24 games to an extremely narrow

Mr W. Dolibs margin. The sot scoren were 7/5, 7/5, 3/Mr J: Hutchings... T/3.

Subsequently. Mr W; N. Edwards (owca

Monila, May 24, 11.43 n. to." Cyclone or typhoon W. of Luzon, more than 100 miles distant, dovoloping,

Manda, May 25, 11:45 s.m. Cyclone or typhoon W of northern Luzon,,, "more moving N.E.

than 100 miles distant,

MEMORIAL SERVICE AT

SWATOW.

(From Our On Correspondent.)

40) And Me Seilutar (omes 15/1) met in

Air G. EL. Wakoman Mr Calvert

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THE CHINA MAIL.

REVIEWS.

Hints to Europeans, by Prof. De Hase

Zaxx London John Bale on and. Danielsson, Oxford Hotter, Dr Hans Ziemann wrote these Hinta to

Europeans in tropical stations without a doctor, and to tin sollers in wara climated,

for the benout of the German colonists in Togn and Kamerun, German West Africa, but when Dr H. B. Nowham, of the London School of Tropical Medicine,

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... 600wator zupplies, the care of children and parasitic worma, A chapter is devoted

Total Other scores made in Hongkong aro the singlès handicap Enal. A most intor Taikoo Rifle Club, 790 average, 2.1. On the forenoon of Friday 20th 3lay, a sting match roscited in the forraur win-Royal Dockyard Rifle Club, 699: average, memorial sorrico was held in Kak-Chicking, in spite of his heavy handicap, by 87..

Chapel, Swntow. The gathering was ro presentative of many nationalities. British, Americans, French, Germans, Japanese, Chiuose and others ignored all distinctions of race in their desire to pay a last tribute to the groat Poacemaker. The service was conducted by the Rev. F. J. Maclage D. Phil., of the E. P. Mission. The order of the service was that used in Hongkong and the sermos took the form of a true and eloquent tribute to the into King.

A FORGETFUL JUROR

three sets to love and 20 games to 12, the

cores bulog 6/3, 6/2, 8/8, -

Teams consisting of three, pairs acht captained respectively by Mr J, H. Mead and Mr. W. Pelling played of, victory going to the former men by 7 games to 68, the details being

le Breton and Zedelius boat Pelling and Forsyth S1; hant Brandtimar and Williams 00; hent Cheo and Jefferies 8/1 best Road and Eggers 6/3.

Mead and Mickunzie bent Ross and Fingers 6,3; beat Polling and Forsyth 7/2: bont Brandimar and Williams 7/9 on to thee and Jeffarias 27.

Harlow and Weneer lost to Chee and Jefaries 4/5;

5; lost to Ross and Eggers 2/7; beat Polling and Forsyth 6,3 lot to, Badtmarand Willis 3/6.

This mourning when the jurors were being

Elson and Edwards bent Choe and sworn in the Criminal Sossions Mr W. Jefferies 8/1: lost to Brandtrand Wil- A. H. Ora, assistant at Messis Duntonnistys 416 lust to Rose and Edwards 1/8: and Berblinger's, failed to answer his namw, but to Pelling and Forsyth 27.

Later he appeared in Court and was minded by the Clerk of the Court (Mir Lee Jones) that he was not prescut when his name was called.

Mr Otto--I am very surty, my Lord, that I did not appear. I and forgotten all about it. "Lame by myself in the effice, the boss being away.

American

Ju the evening Mrs Ches, wife of the Secretary of the Club, presented the prizes wer in cricket and tumis during the year, being introduced by Mr Harvey, chairman. The winner were:-Tennis champion- Champion, Mr Green; runner-up. shop Mr Klimanok. Singles Championship Winner, Mr Edwards; runner-up, Mr Schlater.

Tournamioct-1, Messrs Green and Chee; 2, Messrs Taylor and Spurge. Sir-a-side ompetitico, Mr J. H. Mond's team. Best cricket batting acacage, 1st eleven. Me end; bost bowl ing average, Mr Curwen; bert fielding. His Lordship-- Don't let it occur again. ressed, Mr Elson 2nd eleven beat batting average. Mr T. Chee: Zadeloven best bowling averace, Capt. Somerville.

His Lordship You had forgotten it was to day?

Mr Utte--Yes

TAIKOO DOCKS MURDER.

Criminal Sossions Trial

The My Criminal Sessions reached a cont cluding stage at the Supreme Court to-day, - when the hst case was dealt with. It was one in which a Chisaman named U Chau was indicted for the murder of a compatriot on March 24th last at Saiwanho. The case was taken before the Acting Chief Justice (Hon Mr Recs Davis, KC,,) and a jury. The Acting Attorney General (HM M. W. Slade, K.C.,) prosecuted on schalf of the Crown, being instructed by Mr H.. I... Dennya, sene, while Mr Eldon Potter, instructed by Mr E. Davidson, of Men Haslings and Hastings, dufonded the prisoner..

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The following were sworn in as jurors: Mowers W. J. Battey (foreman), A. R. Rahman, J. H. Seth, J. F. Van Rees, T. Barnett, G. M. Dalgety, and C. H. Lyson. Mr Slade, in opening the enac, said the deceased and the prisoner were both employed at the Taikou Docks, and on the morning of the 24th March s quarrel arose there between a gang of

At the conclusion Cher was present ed with choice bouquet, and cheers | terminated the proceedings.

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DEPARTMENTALS V

e. VOLUNTEERS

The first match in the Soldiers Club tournament on Monday evening between Sergt. Winn (Departmentals) and Pte | Philips (Valunteers) was closely contested one. but ring was slow owing to the snfety tuctie lupted by both players. The final scores 250-247, in favour of Wina gives a good idea of the respective abilities of the player match was between

The last game of the Capt. Baker Departmentale) and Pte. Bishop (Volunteers) and speculation was zify as to the chances of the former winning by 56 points, the number required to give a win to his team. Capt. Baker scared well at the beginning and gradually drew. aberd until the scores were called "145

Bishop risky roand tha-table causou. Playa 105" in his favour, when he missed a made the heat of the leave, sad, running up breaks of 20an 15, followed a few hande later with a useful 19 which gave him the lend. The scores were called 176 all but" from this stage Bishop had the game in band and woc easily by 45 points.

The final scores were 1-

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boilerrankers and a gang of carpenters Cpl. Baileek...... 250 Capt. Nicholson. 151.

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The entries for the second masting of this sunson, which takes place next Saturday, are as follow

FIVE FURLONGS FLAT RACE. Mr Blank's Spirit Level

Lieut. Col. A. Chapman's Recruit Mr Comet's Bulgarian Chief Capt. Heathcote's Tomahawk Mr Eickman's Kerry

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THE GYMSHANA STAXIS:- One Mile. Major Eaton and Mr Patter's Jock Sestr Capt. Heathcote's Uranus

Mr Johnstone's Blackmoro Vale Mr Johnstone's Odds On (late Edendale) Masers Lowe and Hickman's Java King Rear Admiral H. Lyon's Lama Chief Mesers Mozon and Gedge's Carnation

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manner of disgweng subordinate to spiritus domination Sayings of Christ and incidents in his life and work are' quoted to show that Ho, intended Bia followers to realise this supremacy in all phasea of life. Without giving resent to with a Statement of Accounts

Report of the General Managers ING, LESS THAN

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ed. Our only wonder is, after, digesting its contenta, that the author himself should confess, text he is not a member of the body for whom he so vigorously pleads.

over a block of word which had been Pt. Humilton... 250 Sgt. Huskineria. 197 Mr Gudge's team... 33 Baffe A team... 24 Australi of Tod. Fublised by the

placed under a lighter which was being

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workmen.

Pt. Beattie... 253 Capt. Lyddon... 245R. G. A. team

Sm. Higby 200 Cond, Smith... 250 Magpics...

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... 26

8 Buff's B team... 16

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Bir Frederick Ellis Job Trotter, nominated

by Mis lis

Major Findley's Billy, nominated by Mins

Lyon. Mr John Bell Irving's Blankoey, nominated

by Mra Setherland..

Mr John Johnstone's Odds and Ende (into Tregray) nominated by Mrs Kennick. Mr L. F. Lette's Soocker, nominated by

Mrs Leefe.

by someone. The respective foremen of the S. 5. Avenall... 224 Pte. Lashbrook.. 250 Me Blason's tam two gangs came to blows and were separat. Capt. Lanmart 250 fol. Wrigley 189 LADIES' NOMINATION. HALF MILE FLAT ed by one of the European employees. Ser. Gregory 153, St. Clissold 200 RACE named Mackia, Sabsequently a gong

nng of

Pt. Lapaley ... 250 Capt. Marray 242 Mr Mitford M., Brice's Rickshaw Man, mixed crowd, not merely Pre. Phillips... 217 over 100 men, a

Winn.. Sgt.

nominated by Mra Colison Morley. carpentera Ft, others besides, sime to te. Bishop ... 950 Capt. Baker...... 205 Lieut. Col. &. Chapman's Recruit, nomin. attack the boilermalers who were working:

ated by Mrs Chapman. on the lighter. According to the evidence

Total...2,930 Total...2,229 Br.J, Crookender's Resolution, nominated prisoner was among that gang. He nas

R. E. "A.". Burs.

by Mrs Worthington. not a carpentar, but a boilermaker. That

A start was made with the second of the attačic wig, however, frustrated by the pre- beuge of Inding watchmen and European sumi-finale last night, when the above All this took place atout ninu tos met. Sgt. Smith (Bode) and Cpt. o'clock in the morning and nothing more Dyer (R.B.) kept close corapany until the appeared to have occurred until the men third hundred was reached when the run were leaving work at about five o'clock in of the balks favoured Smith and he finished the evening. When the gang of boiler an easy winner by pointe makers, numbering between ton and The game between Lieut. Wedd (Bufa) twenty, got into the street they were and QMS. Barnefather (R. E.) w

the chagrip attacked, and de enned met his death by a very one-sided affair, much wound inflicted by slurp edged instru- of the Bappers who expected their Rear Admiral H. Lyon' Swan, nominated

by Mru Lyon. ment, which might have been a chise and representative to make amenda for the

Lieut. Wedd at Mr J. B. C. Neilson's Walnut Tere, nomin. which was driven right into his heart. He first reverse.

ated by Lady Fayter. died in the street. The question the jury ease with the run of the balls from the

commencenzent, and with breaks of 25, 24, Mr G. K.'s Double Dragon, nominated by would have to carefully consider was whether prisoner was concerned in the 22 and 19 (2), melly scared with losing dealing of the deadly how. If it was shazards, completely upset the calculations concerted analt with determined intant of the Sapper. Scores -- then all were equally guilty, but if a ma

part in a chance tray and in the bent Sgt. Smith... 250 Cpl. Dyer 201 Lieut Wedd 250 QM.S. Enruelather 158 of the moment, without any premeditation

Tho Buffe have a lend of 128 points. seized on, a deadly weapon and without intention to kill dent a blow which cause death, it would he right for the jury to return a verdict of manslaughter. There' was one witness who would say that he saw the prisoner with what looked like a piece In this match, played on Etapiro"Day, of igen in his hand striking at the oceaed Civil Service secured the points by D to zonn, but that witness was himself truck 43; a margin of 19

gemen. Scores

nurrs.

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Watson'a » CIVIL SERVICE.

Mrs von Wiser..

Mr Arthur Robert's Hartwood, nominated

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ONE AND A QUAETEE MILE FLAT RACE

HANDICAR

Mr Blank's Spirit Level

Mr Comet's Victoria Hosu

Major E too and bir Potter's Jock South Mr Frederick Ellis' Trind Capt. Heathcote's Uranus Mr Joha Johnston's Odds On (lato

Edendale. Men Lowe and Hickman's Java Kiny Rear Admiral H. Lyon's Llama Chief Menace Mozon and Gödge's Carnation ·

(lats Giesler) Mosers Morna and Gedge's Temptation

(late Pig Tree)

on the head at about the same time with n Pila and Atkinson (C.8.) lost to Hum- hammer and could not my whether the phreys and Clark, 6/8: beat Teylar and F prisoner actually struck at the deceased's Rapp, 8/3; best Capoll and F: Rapp, 11/0 beact or not. Another witness would say McEwen And Woodcock (C.S.) it to The Hou, G. Scarlatt's Nankiu that be heard the prisoner shouting in the Bamphreys and Clark, 4/7; beat Taylor wtry-6 ¦—** Heru they are, strike hio,and and H. Kapp, 05; beat Capell and F. that he then rushort war e tho decensed, Rapp, 850,

bat he could wit say whether his struck Mckay and Wood (C.S.) lost to Hum him or not. Proceeding, 1r Blads said phreys and Clark, 3,8 ; lost to Taylor and bis friend would no doubt attack the wit- | 18. - Rapy, 6/6; best Capell and F. Rapp, besace for the prosecution in his well- 6/0.

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Mr Pi-N it isn't.

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Mr Sindo le is hote to get an acquittal how, bu can. That is wisht be is Mend and Mackouzie; Wemer and Pelling sixteen cadets on bostd, who were graduat ed from the Naval Academy of Portugal,

The Wigwam team will bu:- Fittock, and

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Mr M. Starr..ED ROTHCUTE. Parents are uftan atau what reading"

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hore for. I am hero to prment the case | Brandinar, deferies, and Ballock for The S. Gabriel bas on board 223 officers to put in the way, of their children, as Mr J, R, Wim at the Magistracy, this i

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