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SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1911.

RAMBLING NOTES.

"ARE YOU LOOKING \

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Another humble and unassuming adver ther breaks the news that he desires We are having a fair dose of holidaysberth in the following style:— this year. But I suppose nobody will -gramble except`n for unfortunate creatures such as newspaper men who always have to keep their nosea to the grindstone, Those who were lucky enough to get off from Friday night to Tuesday morning had a right royal time. Now we are looking forward to the Curonation holidays. We are not greedy but we like a lot.

There are one or two little matters which will need attention before we embark on our Coronation jollifications in Hoogkong. The environment in which the statue of

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If you need a competent mish te organiza the inside and of your business; to reduce the waste to a minimum; to co-ordinate the loose ends ; to deriso a simple system that would show at a glance how you stand;

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SPORTING.

The Tarf.

KING GEGROR'S FIRST VICTORY,

THE CHINA MAIL.

COMMERCIAL.

FRET

Mtaars. Lamku and Rogge in their circular The people of Dosenstar were fortunate. Į dated Jono 10th state --- enough on May 10th to witness the first

The freight market during the fortnight aca aver won by His Majesty King George. under rarion has presented no fresh feature Kia success was accomplished by Pintadona, of importance, businoma continued to be who disappointed everybody at the New-rostristed, but the rates up north, and market Second Spring Meeting. He ran

| Nowchwang and Japan coal freights to the fairly well there, though he failed to stay home. But this rare evidently did him a great deal of good. As a precaution, he wore a hood and blinkers, and this experi- the big boss of annesing but importantment was fully justified by the result, for

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If you have a good system, but need man to execute and to supervise the carry. ing out of your plans; a mio to relieve

details,

I MAY BE THE MAN FOR YOU. King George Ends itself in Royal Squaretizer, highly educated, progressive but

I am a thorough accountaut and system is not altogether what it might be. Let's

séreful cxecutive ; pamass sound judgment, hope the Law Court matshods will be experience in mercantile, manufacturing absolutely buried in bunting that day and contracting lives; some originality And the state of our late beloved Queen know how to plan my work and work ing Victoria could do with the altera phns. Presently employed; wish to change

he was out by himself all through the race, and won as he liked. Moreover, the form third, had won her last two races. Pintadia was good, for Eiderduck, who was only

is evidently quite a useful colt, and is likely to score again in the near future. Details of the race are appended-

FITEWILIAM STAKza of 189 sova, for two-year-olds; colts Set-19, Allies and geld-

His Majesty's chic Pintaccou, by Florizel II.Guinen Hen, Sɛt-12-...

(B. Jones)

tions of a fire-hose. Ita presunt blackened for a bailer field, here or elsewharu.ings 8t-9; winners extra. B fur, condition may look impressively ancient, i Am Christian, age 2, married; abstem- "but a clean-up wouh! certainly mut, bufinus, hard worker, abwlutely loyal and

amiss.

honest.. Will let my former and present employers say the rest."

The money is steadily rolling in to wards the Celebration Fund Already some $70,00) must have been received. After this we shall hardly be able to talk seriously of the poverty of the Colony,

I'm wondering what there is left for the employers to say.

CORRESPONDENCE.

(To the Editor of the "Caixa MATE.")

Count Lutrow's bc Svetec, Set-12... ...

(K. Koobka) 2

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RAMBLER.

I see that newpapers in adjacent ports, PORTUGAL'S CURSE AND DISGUST, MA. Straker's Simonside, 8st-19......

Mr L. de Rothschild's ch † Eiderduck...

st-2 (D. Maher) 3 Mr Vyuer's Formaaint, 9st (F. Wootton) Mr J. R. Keene's Simulium, Est-12

(F. Rickaby)

(G. Teaping) o Mr F. Straker's Cherthers, 8st-12... According to the lastest neira from

(J. S. Bramley) Lisben, the country is far from being in Mr H. Chilcott's Wild Oats, St-f...

(F. Mason) satisfactory state, though apparently it

(J. Clark) o

(C. Hockford)

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&t-9 (C. Trigg) ( (Winner trained by R. Marsh, at New market, and bred by Owner.) Betting--13 to 8 agat. Eiderduck, 7 to

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commenting on the big sum we have raised, say that it sconis far too big na amount to squander on "Fasting and fireworks," and the hope is expressed that a portion at least will be devoted to some useful public parpoes. This gratuitous advice is hardly necessary, for the Ceramittee has long decided to devote the surplus to charitable

PAVISAR.

The Sanitary Board must be lanesing itself those days in its new quarters, which are certainly an improvement on the

runnins in its statu quo, for people are Lerd Durham's Runaway, 8st-9 beginning to realize that some bad period

will soon be forthcoming. The appearance Mr G. F. Fawcett's Particle, st-9...... of locusts in every corner of the country

is a terrible pest and the labourers and Sir J. Thurshy's Margaret Beaufort, ... farmers consider this as an approaching curse on the Motherland!

south have been fully maintained.

Saigon Hongkong-Regular liners have been settled at to 19/13 cents. Exparts during last month are as follows-to Hongkong 12,635 tons, Japan 25,193 tona, Philippines 3,070 tons, Singapore 4, 198 tons

318,020 tons this season, compared with and Europe 20,421, too, making a total of

125,097 tons same period of last year. Quotation on the 1st June for June/July hipment No. 2. white round sited 85.11 por pical of 134 lbs grosa, f.o.b. Saigon against 24.60 same time last year.

Saigon Philippines: Whatever little is moving is taken by Philipping owned borta. Rates are not reported.

Saigon Japan; and Java/Hoägkong ; Wo have heard of no fixtures in theso directions. Rangoon, Japan;-.is Bacon Eldin.is reported settled in London at 138j6d. one, 348/9d two discharging-ports”

Bangkok/Hongkong-Norw. s. Hild under timecharter to the Burneo Co. is rechartered for an intermediate trip Bang- kok to Hongkong at 28/18 conta, cargo hence to Bangkuk back for charterers' baucht. For forward loading regular | liners seem not to expect sufficient employ. went as padily available for export is getting very scarcu, and prospects in the. near future look very poor indeed.

Nowchwang Canton The local been market. further improved during the fort night resulting in four fresh charters at 30 *cents per picul for usual par cargoes, thus the top rato so far paid this season has accessfully been maintained.

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By the separation of the Church from the State, the legislators are showing a determined hatred to all that is sacred and holy. What will it be when the separation laid actually comes into force? The country will be like the woeful non of

Nero, and undoubtedly will be the set of meat atrocious events in the near future. Poor Portugal! From Lusitania it will turn into Lucifania Yours, etc.,

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SHAMEEN NEWS.

From Our Own Correspondent.)

CANTON, June 9.

THE KING'S BIRTHDAY,

In view of the near approach of the Coronation, it was decided that the usual festivities associated with the keeping of the King's Birthday should be dispensad with.

Judging from certain observations which the Chief Justice made during the hearing of the hotel case this week one would think

Mr. Cousal-General Jamica that Kowloon residents must be a hardy O.M.G., was, however, "At Home "at the lot of heroes. His Lordship said Kowloon Consulate between 11.30 am, and 12.30 »was not like an ordinary place", and on the p.m. Sed inst. The reception was

sbserved that people sometimes had to erous tempestuous seas" to got there, But in spite of the fearful dangers sad terrible exposures of a voyage to Kowloon, quite a number risk the trip every day, I believe.

THE HOLIDAYS,

The British members of the Canion Club were "At Home to all their friends between 12.30 p.m. and-well perhaps I The other day I referred to the depopula- ought not to give the exact hour! Say, Bion of Bestluad. It is now refreshing to read the arrangements mida, by the Inter.until it was time to go home to liftin, national Committee of Bentimen is the

The Banks being closed on the 3rd and United States and Canada: for the big Scottish homegoing to take place this 6th inst; many people availed themselves The homa-comors are to embark of the opportunity for taking a brief at Montreal on the steamer Grampian on vacation. July 7. Pipers, vocalists, and entertainers! The gradual opening up of the North will accompany the excursionists; leading River by the Canton-Hankow Railway alargymen will hold services in the steamer is now being taken advantage of by Scottish songs will be sung; tales of “Auld an increasing number of Shameenites, Lang Byne" will be told; in fact, ovary and quite a number of people went mittee to make this voyage a memorable

during Whitsuntide. one. A very infuential reception com. !mittee has bee formed in Scotland, and it

Formanniat, 100 to 8 bar four (0).

Pintadoau settled down clear Formaatint, Simulium, and Elderduck, with Svetec next, and Wild Oats lust. Hie Majesty's colt went further away at every stride, and won as he liked by five lengths: distance, beat Eiderduck by a short head Svetes, who took second place at the

for second place. Simulium was fourth, Farmamint fifth, Particle sixth, Margaret Beaufort seventh, Runaway next, and Wild Oats a long way last.

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CAREER OF ROD STANTON.

Coal Freights:-Supply of tonnage from

requirements, demand continues at mtes up to 32.15. Moji to this, and 82.75 to Canton. The following besinous was concluded: Moji/Hongkong 82. W- kamatzu Swatow 82.40. Wakamatzu/Canton $3.75, Mike/Hongay 82.75, Hregay/Hang- kong 81.75, Pulo Laut/Canton 99.25 por

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Rod Stanton, who is matched to meet Caphan in Hongkong on the 24th inets.. Victoria £5,500, Bennrohr £19,000, has had a remarkable ring career, says the Buceatur £15,000, and e. a. Vizam, Eakdale Cablenews American. He has been entered and Macduff on private terme in fifty-four contests, and of these be has Won forty-four, gained nine draws, and lost" one decision. The one and only contest marked against him was a twenty-five- round match with Bill Lewis. in Hongkong. Lewis received the decision but according to disinterested parties who saw the bout, Lewis should have received nothing better than a draw, and some even go so far as Mr. Lloyd George's Statement. to say that Stantos bad the best of it.

Stanton was born just twenty-firs years

In the course of his Budget speech, Mr ago st Spokane, Wash., on May 8, 1866. Lloyd George made the following references In 1833 he

with his parents to the payment of went

M.P. attended by all the foreign Consular roto Sydney, Australia, and his arst boxing proscutatifes, the high Chinese authorities, was done in that country. In 1904 he and practically all the male residents of won two Australian amateur tournaments the Shameen.

in the lightweight class, having to defent twelve contestants in each to win. Ho won fourteen other eontests in different parts of Australia, never scori g a draw or defeat in the laud of the kangaroo believed that he had a promising ring Upon the advice of his friends, who

We are informed from what would appear carver before him, and being himself

to be good authority that for nearly two desirous of visiting his relatives, he returned to America in 1908, and started boxing I am not going to argue the question, twelve months, open air meetings have been years, and particularly, during the last there as a lightweight.

because it is obviously out of place in a Be soon graduated into the welterweight fancial statement. I will only say this held by Chinese reformer in Hongkong at class, and during the next three years borad-this is the only Parliament, I think, in which Revolution is openly preached by all the best welterweights in the north the work pposition cherra)--except Waters slater. In January, 1910, he went Italy, where members are not paid. (Requeacles "atatap orators" as they are Canada and defested all the best welter sowed Upposition cheste) And in Italy known in England. Before the new night in that country, winning the wol- they liave free travelling: Politica ace se Victoria Theatre was built thers have terweight championship ct Canada from absorbing, and are becoming acre absorb Billy Lander, of Winnipeg. This contorting, that it is very difficult for men to been muzy 48 three meetings took place at Vancouver, B.C.. on April 16, attend to their ordinary avocations, while being held simultaneously on the plot of Burns, tad har yurtime defeated Tommy those who are able to attend to them, at all ground on which the building stands, each Burns. Later heavyweight champion of the find their time cat into very seriously by

to their political duties.

with a very large number of followers waight division, This fact made the contest between Lander and Stanton a great at payment to members abroad, and in the CANTON AWIMMINO BATH CLUB

traction, and some ten thousand people Celonies. The United States band the they can no longer take up their Members of the above Club are now is expected that the Glasgow Corporation

were in the arena to view it. Staaton wlist with £1,600 per annum (Checze and stand there, we are informed that they will officially welcome the party on its patronising the bath in large numbers by s kuockout in the seventh round.

laughter.) Hon. members obviously think arrival. Here's a Hp for Hongkong, Why One realizes, as soon as the hot weathermans tot konn some of the welterweights that a very chi langues battle is that vicinity completely blocking up tha 8 antin was then offered liberal indaco-that a very cheerful figure, but I an afsid collect in moet of the principal side streeta can't all Scotsmen going on leave next comer along that the bath is quite a boon, in the eastern cidior, but he had determined (Laughter and ironical cries of lama. ) [footpaths and roadways. Whether revold. Fear charter a steamer on their own ↑ which is now firmly established. Old stagare. to visit his parents in Australia and started" In the United States they get not merely tion is being preached or not these crowds What a brave show they'd make. They are apt to get retrospective, and to quote on his 3 urney by way of the Orient. He £1,500 per annum, hat what I believe they ought not to be allowed to impede the

boxed twice in Hongkong, winning one call limited travelling exponen, which might get an official welcome, too.

the time-worn expression that “we did context and also scoring his only defeat. means, I believe, that politicians, who live traffic in the manner they do. In other very wall without all thom new-fangled On arriving in sails he went ten rounds in California sie paid mildags for woing parts of the city similar meetings are held dous in the old days," etc. The present to a draw with Billy Lellow. This was round Cape Horn, (Load laughter

France pays £50 per annum, with nightly, and pasons who thoroughly themselves that they are getting along generation, however, can congratulate considered the best contest, ever seeg, in

Manila.

free travelling on the State railways, and understand Chinese and have listened to very comfortably under the new condition's

za most of the railways in France belong many of the speakers emphatically nature and certainly have no desire to revert to

to private companica that boon is not a very valuable one. But there is I believe, us that Revolution and nothing but Re the good old times."

also a right to a pensi n-(cheers) - at the volation is being advocated. This was age of (cheer)-after a member han House of Commons on May 17th, anked the 16. Bd, a day, and they insist upon and now such meetings aro, it is said, Colonel Rawson (U. Reigate), in the erred four years. (Lauuhter.) Austria Particularly noticeable a few months before

in littin

ay the recent attempted Revolution in Canton asretary for Foreign Affairs whether under attendance, with travelling expenses to all being carried on as vigourously as ever the Anglo-Japanese Treaty of 1905 Japan except the Vinnere member in the Colony,

subject to A agreed to respect the integrity of China; pay £10 Gemony £160,

deduction of 30n. für osch dày'n abeanca, whether, since that date, any sareemd there are free mi way pass during the Revolutioniste now think they made a We also len on excellent authority that had been arranged between Rumis and the Semion. Canada pays £500 per a nos Japan, and, if so, whether its terms would and tres expenses New Zealand £300 and bu made known; and whether they had any travelling expenses, the Commonwealth of bearing upon the partition of Chins or Australia £800, and I think Iros passen, defining the sphares of influence of the sign of Routh Africa £400, but I de not know whether there are any, free pamer there.

thing possible will be done by the comto Pak Kong Hou and wrighbourhood world, when the latter was in the welter all, I have examined the scale of and seeming supporter. Now.

Some weird communications find their way" to a newspaper office. Here's one received by the China Mad, from Paris

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Dear Sir,Picaso will you give me by return of post the follow informations Printing off of your papers.-Prices of the

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Discount-Number of columns.-Do accept businous in goods -Do you give espoint In gooda or in cách 3. Which is tha Amount of the discount -Will you, please return me Eve nomerce of your paper ***

Thorn uught to be good business done with those people, I should think. Their ¿wania are expressed in such unusually

Jusid teinis.

DEPARTURE..

Mr H. Oldenberg of the Asiatic Petroleum Company, has gone Home on

vacation.

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HUGSINMA THANORS.

MR. E. Sedgwick, from Poking, has joined the staff of the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank hera.

Me Launing has assured charge of Messrs Jardine, Matheson's intarests at Canton vice Mr W. Bos, who has gone to Nowchwang.

Mr E. A. Stanton has returned to Canton after a brief trip to Europe.

A. NAVAL NEWS.

Last week I quoted an advertisement kom a New York journal to illustrate the extreine modesty of many young men applying for situation. I have just biş

The British gunboats Mourken and Larose another which will help to emphasise Sandpiper are horo. Germana gunbont the point. It reads:"Possessing moro Teluglas, the French gunboat Argus and benins than the average young man, the Japanese gunboet Uji are all at Canton doure and would appreciate a peaítion offering an opportunity above the avarga: I have six years of office and traveli

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the objects of this arrangement, as stated winewhere between, and in follow the pro ing and friendly power should not be and Japan of Augu t 12. 100%, that one of Germany, but we propose to takes curse Revolution in the territory of a neighbar. la the preamble, we the preservation of eunt of me of the onion by fixing the the ammon interes of all Powers in China lay at £400 per annum, with no tell. of the Chinese Empire With regard to and aries of Oh." I am very worry to by i suring the independence and integritying expenses, and no pensions (Laughter

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