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in ancient or modern times. that unquestionably is one of the most important reasons that has caused the | remarkable display of loyalty of the Colonies towards the Mother Country during the past few years. That is the sentimental side of the union, and

Mixture. in these days as in all times sentiment, is still a potent factor especially in the Case of the masses. There is, of course, the practical side-what might best

Carreras Carven Mixture, Black Cat Mixture. Garrick Mixture, Ardath & State Express Mixture,

etc.,

etc.,

etc.

HIGH CLASS CIGARS.

NEWS OF TEN DAY.

Pakhoi har beep declared by dong koog to bang infected part:

Mae FBF Currie, R.G.A will be the visitor to the detention harmaak next

HONGKONG RAGE, WERK

THE OFF DAY.

· GOOD, RACING IN BRILLIANT SUNSHINE.

SATURDAY, MARCH 1, 1913.

head from the Burglar, which was baita Maley Hadd was mong neck and neck

bead from Puckrow.

Time, Smin. 18 nece Pari-Mutual-W8100;

with Gold at the start, bab coming mand the head the Barglar book first place. Placed Pombattan running last...

week The duties of fold offices will be The Fates were much kinder bo-day (Hazara) Mountain Battery, with Captain of the Hongkong Jockey Club's Raci TM. Wakefeld, H.FS. RG4. next Week, for brilliant sunshine prevalled: for duty,

performed by Captain J. S. Cubbe, 24th in the matter of weather for tho fast day Alfred L. Winslow, R.C.B. C.V.O poat being Burglar, Gold, Ed.chil.

Amongst the Fellows elected at a meeting of the Council of the Royal Colonial Instituta, held on the 4th instant, were Men Albert F. Briggs (of Hong kang) Professor C. A. Middleton' Smith,. M. Sc. (of Hongkong, and Alfred E. S. Thompson (of China),

be tormed the "economic side of the question," and that is by no means a small matter, and it is one that is acrtainly never lost sight of by Eng lish speaking people. By noze is it more clearly realised than by the British that universal peace means universal happiness, and that the best way to attain such an end is to be thoroughly prepared for the worse Virginian, Egyptian, Turkish-all well-known brands that might occur in any attempt at

an Armaggedon-for it will requirem kept in stock.

nothing short of such a catastrophie PRICES MODERATE.

MANILA-Lolitas, Mandarins, El Tamarindos, Infamables, Perfectos, Estrellas, etc., etc. Dutch, Havanas, German Cigars, Martin's Tweenies, CIGARETTES.

THE

BIRTH

The following notice of promotion from the "Gazelle of India" of Jao. 24, published in Command Orders: 126th Baluchistan Infantry, Jemadar Jan Mu- hummed, on transfer from the 100th Hazara Pioneers, to be Subedar, vics.Alí Shafa, deceased, with effect from the 24th

December, 1912.

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in striking contrast to the cold and wat days which have been experienced- this work. The rain of wvernight had lat the course & little sticky but never-the- Jews there was some good going.

The trams were very busy in the early

part of the afternoon carrying people to the Happy Valley, and there was a very largo crowd round the course and in the stands. The ladies came out in their prettiest frocks for the first time during the meeting, and in consequence the closures were bright with colour, and it

enjoy the day. HE. the Governor and was apparent that everyone was out to

Lady May were early on the scene and

I tea and four women were charged entertained a party in their-bez- Tha, to make any permanent impression on before Mr Melbourns this morning with band of the D.C.LI. played enjoyable the British Empire even at the present kidnapping oven girla. 'Mr C. F. Mosélections, under the baton of Bandmaster time and in any such attempt Great def ndod two of the prismases and Mr

At the village band Gold was will landing Pom 1st, 9.00; 24d, 813.90

Cash Sweep,, Tickat No 190 Muley Hadd, the Burglar and Silver for 12,966; 2nd, No. 647, #690; 3rd, No. 253,lowing in the order named Gold an

outside, was challanged by Mulay Haid and THE ADMIRAL'S PRIZE-Prosented Bargia in the home straight, and Edgest by His Excellency, Vico-Admiral Sir bill came up wall, the positions prat the Pari-mutuel Winners $17.70: Placed C.N.G. (Lados Nomination)·· ··Â·

ponies Ist, $5.60;.2nd, 15.80; Sed, $13.70. Cash Sweep. Ist Tinket No. 231 - #2895 hantionp for all Chins porles, that started at this meeting. Second to 2nd No. 849 $807; 3rd No. 3 $408.

Timo, 1 m. 21 mess. ** receive 60 per cent, and third 10 per cout of the entrance fees. Entranca 45. One mile and a quarter.

CADER CORPO ESTABLISHED.

The: Donce of the Prize' has also | NEW - VOLUNTEER. COMPANY. Hodly prosented a priza for the Lady Nominating the Winner, no lady to nominate more than one pony. - Capt. Hope's g. Capello, 16016

(Mr. Knoll) r. Ellis Kadoorie's d. Borneo Chief, 1571b...(Mr. Kickman)

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(Mr. Grenson) 3 Mr. John Peel's ch. Pershore, 163/b....

192f...(Mian May) 0 Mr. John Peel's b. Perpetual Motion. Mr. Milla Kadoorie's bik, Durbar Chief

Some interesting particulars appear. ha the current number of the "Government Gazette "' regarding a new Cadet Corps · which has been established by the Com mandant of the Hongkong Volunteer Corpe with the approval of His Excellency Sir Henry May. The company is to be knowir as the Cadet Company, Hongkong Vàlum-- 148... (Mrs. Er)0 teer Corps, and its establishment is to bơ:

(Lady Chater) 0 Mr. Norman'a ák.g. Revenue 143 Porals, two buglers and 50: privabos p Oloors will be appointed by the Ch 19% (Mrg, M... Qradant HRV.C, upon the recomme Sir Phal's & Street William. 148. one Lientenent, two sergeant, no cu 27

Mr. Billisid. Pyramids, 135

(Mrs. Maitland) dation of Governor and N.G.O.8. by Perpetual Motion, Pershore and Sweat the Commandant upon the remmmendation William started off and the latter, forcing of the officer commanding Company, book the lead by five There are five conditions of membership. the pace, Wiliam boing third and Durber Chief fourth coming into the straight. At the must-(a) be on the roll of a Government Gato Swest Willam led by British School, or (b) be of British parent- Borrigths from Perpetual Motion. ago attending & School, athar than in (a) Durkar Chief being third. At the football

GIBSON-On February 24 at the Vie. Britain alone will not receive all the Crawa appenced for ona. Lace-Sergt. Roberts. The results and details of the lengths from Perpetual Motion Break & the time of being enrolled Cadet

Will, who was in sharge of the case, toris Nursing Home, Shanghai, the wife blows. It is therefore of the utmostplied for a week's remand, and asked for NEW MODEL of M. J. Grass, of a son.

bail to be fixed at $3,000. On the appli» cation of the solicitors, bail was fixed at $1,000 each.

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MARRIAGE.

importance that everything that can possibly tend to the unification of the Empire should be welcomed from all parts where the British have establish- |

THOMPSON-SULLIVAN.-On February 29, 1913, F.B.M. Consulte-General. Shanghai, before Sir Everard D. H. Frases E.C.M.G., and afterwards st Holy Trinity

Mr. Stewart Ross has now entered Cathedral, by the Rev. A. 3. Walkered themselves, and that is why such upon his duties as Fostaseter General M.A., TAMEN AUGUSTEB, second of the จน of the late Augustus Froderick Thompson, news as has just been received from of Hongkong, having returned yesterday It from bis holiday. As we 'stated in Thurs. daughter of Ottawa sounds so pleasing to us. MAY. VICTORIA, eldest Jam Sullivan, at Amoy.——

DEATHS.

racing and betting are appended:--- THE HAY AND CORN" STAKES.

Value $200. For all subscription gril. fins that have run at this meeting and not won a, race. Weight for inches an per scale. Jockeys who have not and more than two winning mounts in Hongkong, Shanghai or Tientsin allow

Unplaced "runnars allowed ha. Entrance $5 to go to second pony. Half a mile.

5lbs.

is not surprising, of course, though it! Sap's jume of the China Mail" when Mr. Billiard's Miss in Baulk, list llb...

would have been more pleasant had Canada been absolutely unanimous in the great action she is about to perform; but in such a vast country

Tip-On February 26, at the General Hospital, Shanghai, JANE ARTTUR TIPP, Appraiser, Chinesa Maritime Customs, Bankow, aged 48 penza.

FARBAN-On February 22, at 81 Range Road, Many JANE, wife of Rev. J. [ and with a population almost as mixed W. M. Farnham, aged 19 years,

MEMO FOR TO-DAY,

Welsh Dinner at Hongkong Hotel. 7.15 p.m.- Baby Mine by Dallas

Comedy Co. at Theatre Royal.

MEMOS. FOR TO-MORROW.

p.m.-Meeting for Men only at the City Hall.

MEMOS. FOR MONDAY.

3 p.m.--Sale of Crown Land at P.W.D. 9.15 p.m. Glad Eye' by

Comedy Co. at Theatre Royal.

General Memoranda.

TUESDAY, March 4-

Dallas

p..Meeting of Hongkong General Chamber of Commerce in City Hall. 9.15 p.m.-Every What Woman Knows' by Dallas Comedy Co. at Theatre Royal.

The China Mall.

announcing the app intment. Mr. Roas wa, in 1907, Acting Poster General, and it may therefore be presumed that the experience be then obtained will now atand him in good stend.'

:

His rant in Lon.

8. 2d. The total is £244 45 20.

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Wilfred Laurier, himself of French extraction. a former Premier of drone to only £99, £8 suffices for his Canada, aud at present leader of the charwoman, he spends £25 in charity and Opposition, never misses an opportu- £15 15. ne five journeys home, and nity of expressing his personal plea.postal and petty cash" accusata for £26 sure in the loyalty be feels as becomes a British subject în Canada or any where else. When the time comes for Canada to do her utmost for the Mother Country it will be found that no Colony as a whole will be more ready to accept and carry into effect the hope and wish of Mr. Borden, their present Premier, as expressed

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stand Sweet Wiliam still led the run-(0) be not less than 10 or more than 15 ning and Perrotus! Motion came up yours of age, and physically fit. (d) have into third place, Capelle being second obtained in writing the consent of bis Un attaining the age of 17 years a Cačed Durhar hief was uning the whip. Passing parents to enrol, the Rock, Capello, Durbar Chief and Sweet William wers racing neck and seck, but will be required to resign from the Com. ahead and round the bend pary, unless he is of or xbore the rank of Capello get the Chief bad come up third to Perpetual Corporal, in which case he will be permit Motion, depriving Exoet William of the tod bo serve till the age of 18.

Most of the other rules are similar to straight peition. Into the home

Capollo

There

not ridden very hard, was brut, and those in force in the H. K. V. C. maintained his position by two lengths will be an annual camp and inspection, and past the post. Borneo Chief came up each cadet will be given a grand of 200 second and Pershore deprived Sweet Wil-rounds of ammunition for the annual lism of third place.

Time, min., 441 secr. Pari-Mutaal: Winner, $10.50; Int $6.80; 2nd $23.30; 3rd $15:4) -

Cash Sweep: 1st Ticket No. 33, 33,905: 2nd No. 158, $630; 3rd No. 619, $315. THE ALSO RAN" STAKES.-Valno $200. For subscription griffine of this Reassa. that bare run at this meeting and not been placed. Weight for inches as per scale. Jockeys who have tot bad more than two winning mounts

courses and practice. Arms, uniform and equipment will be provided by Govern- meet.

Mr. Crowther Smith has been appointed Lientenant of the new Company which is likely to become very popular with the British youth of the Colony, and abould arrve a very useful purpose.

THE COURT CARDS.

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The Court Cards and their Joker os

i Hongkong, Shanghai or Tientsin their first visit to Hongkong a short time allowed 5164. Jockeys who have never sines sarned for themselves the reputation had a winning mount in Hongkong or of being the cleverest company of society Chins allowed Tibe. Off-day winners entertainers who had visited the Colony in Since they left Hong- harred. Entrance $5 to go to second recent years.

kong

they hare enjoyed immense popala. pony. Seven furlonga.

rity with concert audiences at Tientsins Peking, Shanghai and in Japan, and on Mr. Friesland's Flirt, 10, 12

(Mr. Brand) their return to the Theatre Royal where

on March Messes Raymond and Logan's Edgehi they open on

8 they can be a8- **10, 8, (Mr.Hikma) eared of a hearty welcome. Those whớ

Bir Willam Recs Darica Tady, (Knoll)

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(Mr. Brandy

(Mr. Gezg) 2 Mr. H. P. White's Defford, 10st 11b... Mr. Chings Lots of Time, 10st Sib

(Mr. E. Seth) 3 Mr. Mum's Ambition, 10st Sib

(M. Stewart) 0

10lb...(Mr. Gresson) The following army appointments as Mr. Dolofal's Second Thoughts, 11st,

10st Rib as in these other lands that comprise notified Major A. L. Barrett, 198th Mr. Bratton's, Sovington,

Mr. Brutto) 0 the British Empire it was but to be Baluchistan Infantry, appointed ofcinting" MI.

Kerry. 10st 11lb...

(Mr. Hickman) 0 expected that dissentients would be double company commander with affect

Ambition bolted twice round the course found And these dissentients, it is from 17th January, 1813, vice Major A.

W. Chitty, seconded: Captain F.LD. sad razuing away before going to the start not improbable, are opposed more on Jarrad appointed officisting commander of went into some hurdles and threw his the grounds of policy than because of No. 3 Company from the same date vice jockey, who came down on his shoulders but was fortunately not much hurt. A of any real antagonism to a closer Major A. L. Barrett to No. 2 Company good start. Defford took the lead and union with the Mother Land. This Captain W. A. Hagger appointed to Noheld it well down the straight. Miss-in- Double Company from 1st February vice Baulk challenged and won by half a

length Lots of Time third. remark applies as much to Quebec Captain Woodhouse seconded.

Time 1 min. 2 sec. Pari-Mutuel :-Winners $10,5), Placed as to any other part of Canada, for

The account of his personal expendi-panies; 1st $5.50; 2nd $5.70; 3rd #8.00. the British of Quebec of French ture which Mr. Keir Hardie has given to

Cash Sweep-1st Ticket No. 149 extraction know perfectly well that if his Merthyr Tydvil constitcents makes 8934.40; 2nd No. 16, 8266.40; 3rd No. ever the hour of crisis comes for interesting reading. We learn that food 111, 8133.2).

failed to bear the Cards and their Joker Flirt lead a bald of three at the start should not neglect to remedy the omission. Canada it will be Great Britain to and hospitality cost him £65 a year, and THE ALL OUT STAKES.-Value I whom they will not turn in vain. Sir that he pays the samo sum for secretarial) $200. For all China ponies that have with Taffy second. Entering to the back Booking in open at Moutries and is 'pro-

run at this meating and not won straight Edgchili went into second place, ceeding steadily. race, Weight for inchce as per scale.and passing the Rock this-horse and Flirt assistance - heary item in his modest expenditure account.

Unplaced ponies and bous fide griffiny were racing neck and neck. Entering the in date of entry allowed 5lbs. Sub-straight su excellant race anetted. Taffy scription griffun of this season allowed came up strongly but could not better his close finish saw Flirt just position, and Inba. Jockeys who have not had more best Edgehill by half length, Tady bein

Among the passengers who left Hong- than two winning mounts in Hongkong, the same distance behind second. Time t

kong lately by the Shinyo Haru was Mr. Shanghai or Tientsin allowed Sibs: min. 49 sec.

Pari-mutuel: Winners 8,80, Pinced R. D. Mead, director of the Hawail Sugar Jockeys who have never had a winning

The estates over Ia response to the invitation of the mount in Hongkong or China allowed pouy, 1st, 815,80.

Cash Sweeps :-1-t, ticket No. 939, Planters Association, 7lbs. Allowances not accumulative. gon 5: 2nd Ne. 538, 8630, 3rd, No. 9, which Mr. Miend's company has control are about fifty in number and stretch, 'ab R. R. v. Bishop Pozzoni, the Rev. Fr.

O-day winner barred. Entrance $5 $315. Lynch has kindly consented to revivit

to go to secand pony. Three quarters | THE "LOITERERS" STAKES.-Valua intervals, throughout the ils de, from $200. For all griffins that have ran Hawaii to Karel. Al told they comprise Hongkong for the purpose of giving a series of Rotrusts and Conferences during

at this meeting and not won a race, some 210,000 acres. These plantations are (Mr. Knoll) 1 his stay in this Colony. Fr. Lynch is the Mr. F. P.. Vida'e Barford, 10st 4lb

Weight for inches as per scale. Sub.now fifty years old and their total yield I nearly as possible. 600,000 tota Superior of the emptorist Fathers in Capt. Dickenson's Favonius 10st Sib...

scription grifins that have run at this of suger per annum Mr. Mond says (Mr. Lewis) 2

riooting and been placed second allowed that the industry in the islands is less the Philippine Islanda and gained his

(Mr. Gegg) 3 3lbs., thee that have been placed third profitable than formerly, though the retaro of 12 per cent. can hardly popularity in Hongkong during his first Mr. Brutton's Jose Mighty, 11st 1lb...

allowed Sibs. Unplaced subscription be considered dinastisfactory. The estates Ontritters, Ir is good news to Britons to read by him the other day in the Canadian visit to this Colony last year. He arrived Mr. Blank's Joy, 10st 3lb

(Mr. H. Seth) 0 griffins allowed 10lbs. Jockeys who give employment to $7,000 hands yesterday by the "Taming" from Manila

and have not had more than two winning women children and these are of of the loyal expressions that have House of Commons that the British and began work at once, and at present Mr. Brutton's Savington, 10st 5lb...

(Mr. Bruittoa) 0

mounts in Hongkong, Shanghai or various nationalities; Japanese.. been made by the vast majority of Empire should comprise "One Emis giving a Retreat to the Christian Mr. A. R. Lowe's Birlingham, 19ut 111b

Filipino, Kanaka, Spanish and Portugues, Jockeys wha Tientsin allowed 5lbs. (Mr. Hickman). D

The plants or, father, cuttings-take Brothers at St. Joseph's College. During the Canadian representatives in the pire, one Fleet, and one Foreign the week Fr. Lynch will give two short Sir Paul's the Rice Bled, 10st

bavo novor had a winning mount in eighteen months to come to maturity (Mr. Brand) 0 Hongkong or China allowed Tib. OF. When the cane has been harvested it i House of Commons with reference to Policy, guided by one Imperial Rutreats, one at the French Conrent and Mr. Man Kwok's Carabao, 10st 8,

day winners harred. Entrance $8 to ground and the raw sugar is shipped to the (Mr. Stewart) 0 Canada's proposed munificent gift to Council, instead of "five Foreign the other at the Italian Convent. On

go to second pony. Unce round. States, no refining being done on the

plantations at all, the Navy of the Motherland. The policies and five scattered fleets." Passion Sunday, 9th March, he will com- Mr. Joha. Peel's Screei, 1ont 7, ......

(Mr. Gresson)0 Mr Gilpin's Acalon, 10st. 12 (Mr Enell)

bir: John's Peel Ben Wyvis 10xt 10lb... Navy Bill, Reuter's Ottawa corres-This is a magnificent ambition and mente a general mission to the Catholics Mr. Gobisco's Brushwood Boy, 11st Q....

(Mr. E Seth) 0

(Mr Hickman) 2 A number of fales starts Jase Sir Henry May's Pruno, Cas 19b...

(Mr Brand) its Second Reading, and if one may sation; and it is one which will be immaculate Conception. The mission will Mighty and Serington got the lead but judge by the figures-114 votes to realised not for the aggrandiscment at a full week. Since the mission last were soon displaced by Barford. Carabeo Mr. Brutton's James, 10st 416 (Mr Suth)

(Me Cresson) 0 to bring stone from Kwong Tuen arrived and took

Rounding loog lead 84 in favour of the Bill-there should of the British race, but for the reali-year in Hongkong. Fr. Lynch and his and Brushwood Boy. Barford went ahead Mr John Peel's Scrot 10st 71 be little doubt but that the inensure sation of universal peace.

companions have given very successful village band Barford was seven lengths to Mr Goulace's Alvand 10st 7th (Bir Anger) with her first cargo of 8,000 tons this

Brann led at the start followed by Bea morning, missions-and-ratrests in Manila Just the good and Screel lead tho bang followed

with should find little difficulty in passing

December. Fr. Lynch is much delighted by The Rice Bird. Going down the straight Wyvin and Sir Acalon. At the quarter f

The unusual appetacle of two large Barford, ridden Gaily, maintained his mile post, Ben Wyvis took the load, to revisit Hongkong.

lead and won by about ve lengths Bruno second. The horses ran in the sain whales just outside Lyeuh Pass was steater arriving this Favonius came through well into second order on entering the back straight. place and Joss Meghty matched third. Going up the hill Ben Wyvis was leading, witnessed by a

Time, Imin. 37) BBC.

with Eersel second and Sir Acalow in third morning. Both are spouting and the Pari-Mutuel Winners, 817.00, Plazed position, Brano haring dropped back spout which had the appearance of a ješ ponian, 1st, 87.90; 2nd, 810.40; 3rd fourth $12.30.

Entering the home straight. Ban. Wyvis of steam seemed to reach 30 x 40 feet Cash Sweep:1st Ticket, No. 274, but Sir Avalon came through and up. in the air. $1,764.58; 228, No. 650 8501.30; 3rd, No. deprived bim and altimately won sadly In a canter, Ben Wyvis being second and 876, 8250.63.

Bruno third.

Time 2 m 03 sérs.

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THE

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OVERCOAT

LINED AND UNLINED "(TAILOR-MADE).

HONGKONG, SATURDAY, March 1, 1915.

CANADA AND THE EMPIRE.

of a mile.

pondent telegraphs, has now passed one which is fast approaching reali- of Hongkong, and to those who desire

bear him, in the Cathedral of the After

its final stage nad becoming law. By

that piece of legislation Canadians have not only proved themselves to

Guaranteed Rainproof be loyal Colonists to Great Britain annual dinner at the Hongkong Hotel this

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NEWS OF THE DAY.

'The St. David's Society is bolding ite

SOCIAL AND PERSONALÀ. from whom they have received so evening, Major Fitzwilliams is presiding..

-Rev. C. H. and Mrs. Hickling are pro- much in times pust and for whom to: An Analysis of the Racing during the cooding to Swabus, where they expect this day the British Defensive Forces, thres "official" days, Tuesday, Widnes. to stay during March, returning to if necessary, may be entirely relied day and Thursday last, will be found on "Dathick," Robinson Road, the second upon to aid them in every way against Page 3.

week of April.

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DOWN FOR THE RACES.

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THE "LUCKY STAKES-Value $200. For subscription grifins of this season that have run at this meeting. and not won a race. Weighs for inches as per seals, Jockeys who have not had more than two winning mounts in Hongkong, Shanghai or Tientsin allow ed Bibs. Jockeys who have never had a winning mount in Hongkong or Chini allowed Tibs, Off-day winners barrad. Entrance $5 to go to second pay. One mile.

Pari mataal Winners, 88.50; Placed ponies, at $3.102d 85.50; 3rd $6.81

Cash sweep, Int. ticket No. 17, 82520 2nd, No. 974, $720; and No. 188, 3300. THE ** FINÁLE STAKES. Vaico

Chiness,

The Misumi Maru" which has been chartered by the Green. Island Coment Co. for a period of three months

The Tientsin sosson his now opened and the usual annual race to be the first steamer at the Bund has commenced. Several steamers of the regular lines have left from Englong to be in tradinens at Taku Bar for entering when the river. a free of ice. Large quantities of sugar. cane and sugar in general seɑnts 93 forms. $200. Far subscription griffins of the bulk of the cargo. Nearly every this posson that have run at this most stormer taking from 5,000 to 10,000 pick- ing and not a race. Weight for ages of green sugar cano which is sold Inchos se por scale. Jockeys who have entirely hangat the coolic class ng -not had more than two winning mount westmeal.

of Victoris left by the P. any serions external aggression. That Mr. F. B. Smith and Mr. Raymond is well-known by Colonists not Robine will speak at the meeting of the and 0... Delta for Shanghai, where he only of Canada but throughout the Boogkong Christian Union at St. Paul's is attending the CMS. and International British Empire, and it is this Bred Colege on Monday evening at 5.30 o'clock. Missionary Conferences. The Bishop

expects to be sway about a fortnight. and unalterable polley of Great It is stated that the War Office com Britain that is fast bringing about the emplitas moving the 2nd. Batts. Olon- necessary bomogenity of the vast, destershire Regiment from Malta to Tien- struggling and widely separated lands in to relieve the 20d, Batta. Somerset

Light Infantry. that form the British Empire. The time is ripe for the change, and there is nothing taking place in the world today that gives thoughtful mada more ease as to the future outlook than the fact that the Baituli Empire is becoming a solid nnity, which will NEWS OF THE DAY Pathé Gaste and Gaumont Graphis be able to work barmoniously towards any great and beneficent. purpose The British Empire will stand for The Besutilal Cizema-Colar Tictara THE CHATEAUX or CHENANOÉAUX

peace and goodwill in such a manner 112 MOTURES ONLY 7.13 P.Mas no other, Empire has ever stood

At the Majestracy before Mr Melbourne HF Sir Henry May'a Greying. 10st 12th-

(Mr. Brand) 1 to-day, a Chicaman who said he had come Mr. F. H. Michael's The Burglar, 10st

81b (Mr. Hesting) 2 "Therervices at Union Church to to Hongkong from Canton for the racca, morrow will be conducted in the morning was charged with bring in andawful Mr. Gilpin's Packcow, 11st 11b by Mr Fred. B. Smith and in the evening Doorman of a watch. When crested Mr. Friesland'. The Lamp, Uht 101 Mr Michael's Burglary 10st 10lb

The Fine Two-Part Dramatic Picture, THE PATH OF DESTINY.

in Hongkong, Shanghai or Tienielp

The .Onsang, allowed Sibs. Unplaced, rannnes st

Off-day this incering from this meeting allowed 5lbs. winners barred. Eotesco $63, go to cargo of coal, second pony Fiza furlongs.

Flongtong this?

truck and suba (Mr Road) 1 slightly The timo (Mr. Hickman)!

MeTrios Gud, 104 126 (Me Knolly follows pocket. It was supposed that he and ared. A good start. The Burgar took the Moars Raymond and Lou

Collinson N. this for sulting, but people's pockets. lead, closely followed by the others in a

Adeg. P (Mr. Grasson) o the vessel as the shock Defendant only bad four cents in cah bunch. At the three quarter mile past. Mr. Mung's Ambition, 10rt 2

the peder was. The Berglar, The Lamp,

Ache half-mile Mr. Harvey' Powhatan, 10w, bib

carezul search was mindo Greylag

the same, but the del

Probabl

by Mr. Raymond Robins. The Association half a razor blade was found in the man's Quartetto will ring at the morning service.

GROUP CAN BE PREVENTED,

given as son as the croupy however, Woough appises Chamberlain's Gough Mr. Kelbourne Did you cajoy the post Apon Remedy will ward of an attack of runes 3. (Laughter.) wed prevent all danger and canque, në mu xloip Thousands of mothers use it se medaligayar me by si Okemista and

The

rosading the bend ; To Silver, 10th

Grayley winning by

Junk ne overal have been

Chicharrived

bel