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Shanghai footballers have received an' invitation from Kobo to visit Japan this | winter for interport honours, the opening Rays of the New Year being gitun as a suitable time. The invitation han strong support of Yokohama.

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the

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Opening Day: Saturday, July 20.

Civilian baseball onthuaisata, says the

hear that the Shanghai teams have decided ton, a combine. Evidently the local men have discovered that their new disjointed teams aro no match for the paral nines and with an a eys to keeping the champion-hip

ing nine will carry the settlement cours ia futura lengue matches; Steigor, Mosely, Smith, Gunn, Soymour, Little, White, Moss, and Crowell. Matches will still ba played, however, between the Rod and Kiue Sax.

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The boom in the shipbuilding trade at home continues briskly and most builders and ezginëers at full of work, in many eases for two years ahead, but there are till a few who can give fairly quick de. ivery, Caste of materials and wages continue to advance in all branches of ship- balding and engineering and are likely

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ogo, and many special steners of large tourage, exceptiont «peed and good speci Bentions, which were ordered sume time ngn by farmering shipowners, have recently been anb at very large protits, in some cases ameanting from £90,000 to £30,000.

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Composer Spends £3,840 on a Suite of

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Pants, June 26.

It is not every man who as the luck to be able to pocket $4,000 in the mera. ty and spend it in the afternoon in a pleating and probably ultimately prot abrikas Yesterday M. Facul

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Ergenie. The suite comprised 24 chairs, Brendales, and sodas, and the buget was at liberty to keep them as he bought them or to have them restored if necER=UTF". It was put up "st £3,000, and knocked down to M. Gunshourg for £3,040- price which was by no means ezerssive for this superb lot of Beauvais tapestry.

MAN'S FATAL VANITY.

Self-Electrocated While Beautifying Himself.

Charles Beub, the chef of a fushicnuble restaurgat, and midable because of his ine complexion-and" striking figure, has | accidentally "electrocuted himself during bis daily work of beautifying himself. He was in the habit of devoting two hour daily to his elaborate toilet.

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