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RUSSIAN NOTES.

(FROM A CORRESPONDENT.]:

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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, DECEMBER 16., 1901

the the first half Murphy had to put out, while

Morgan never once handled the ball,

In view of the match against the United Services on the 25th and 26th Instant, it is hoped that all Civilians will put in some practice at the nots beforehand,

Appanded are the score and analysla :-----

Best Innings.

H.,0.0.

Vladivostock, 30th November. THE RUSSIAN EXPEDITION TO TIBET. The Imperial Russian Geographical Society has resolved through the Russian Ambassador at Peking, M. Lessar, the following telegram, sent by Lieut. P. K. Kosloff, of the Russian Army, who is in charge of the Expedition which wan organised by the Geographical Society in 1899, for explorations in Central Asia:." On June 18th the expedition safely returned to Tanilam, wheroit fonud íu excellent condition the stores it had left at that place last year in charge of 3 Russian soldiers From the wintering place (in the vicinity of Tohamd, in Eastern Tibet) the expedition succeeded in reaching 'the Ras-3. asinn Lake (at the head of the Yellow River).fr. Buttarsimw, A.S.C., On August let, we axpect to start out in the

H: W. Edmundson, R.A.,

burondbent............. direction of Kiachta, hoping to arrivo there early in December." Thus the rumours that have for time ofrculated, bat the above expadi. tion perished, were absolutely groundless.

BAILROAD IN BOKHARA

Capt. Clapham,

silver W. 3. Dam, c Broad.

beat, b'Bilror

Hooper, h Silver

not out

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Noble, b Mahon... 57 ..........31 Knight, b Malion 10 c Knight, b Mahon 2 a Moore, b Bilvor... 17

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KIAOCHAU.

countries has been settled, the ofloors of Admiral Call ad's aquadron state that the squadron left Toulon with instructions to tako possession of the Turkish laland of Mitylene peaceably if possible, or otherwise by forcible means, but these orders were countermanded before the squadron arrived at Mitylons.

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GERMAN AMBASS DOR TO ENGLAND.

London. 16th November. It is announced that Count Von natzfeldt will be succeeded by Count Wolff von Mutter- nich

WORLD'S BOXING CHAMPIONSHIP,

Adelaide, 18th November. Jeffries has defeated Roblin in a boxing match for the shampionship of the world.

EARTHQUAKES IN NPW ZEALAND,

Adelaide, 19th November.

arms in the Settlements, saying that he has soen natives buying rifles at auction malos, in Half time result-Glory, 2 ganh; RA, nil the Concessions. He indulges in some or From the centre Eick the B.A carried the monions orticism at our collective folly in play up the field, but a bye only resulted. tolerating much a thing after the experience of Following up the goal kick the Glory com

1900. There is of course no real defence of tinned the pressing tactics they had shown in such procedure, but there something to be

IN THE SOLOMOND. the frat half. The right wing took the ball said in mitigation of blame Most of the

Adelaide, 15th November. cleverly through the R.A. defenop, and weapons we have seen sold are fowling-pieces,

H.M.S. Sparrow has just bombarded the Dowson finished up a plucky ran by shooting and nine times ont of ton in the case of a rifle Over the box. There was still no rest for theit ir out of order, and there is no ammunition to village of Kunfola, in the Solomon Islands, s T. Bercombe Braitu,

Sheward, b Broadbent 3 not cat Artillery backs and half-backs, whe ware being suit it. W may add that if the good feeling punishment for recent outrages perpetrated by

Mackenzio, b Broad

continually harassed by the Glory forwards. of the sellers does not dietate to them the right the nativos. The village was destroyed. boat 27. Wood, b Broadbent 20

Of these list, Melford in especial was playing course to follow, offieialdom does not come to Blajer Beresford-Ash,

a fue game. The expected happened when, on their help. We all have a notion that by the K.W.F., Noble, b

Krotoval the importation of arms was forbidden Broadbent

the result of close pressing, tu nyai team 4.0. Werl, saad billvar *

scored a third goal: from the left Moore sent for two years, but as far as we know there has in a stinging shut which Murphy held but been no formal prohibition by the Consular failed to get away, and the ball was banged authorities of the local sale of weapons. throngh by Hansford. In spite of the three goals scored against him, Murphy was play. ing a great game considering what he was alled upon to do, for again and again hs. beat the attack, and it had to be taken into account that the Glory's shooting was of the most deadly description. Once or twice Phinn managed to break away with the help of Malanus, but there was distinct lack of close Soorabination to back up these rastes and they one and all proved abortiva. The little that Morgan had to do was done in almost faultless style, The Glory continued to have the best of the game throughout. Malford again gat 8 o Viables, b Dixon the ball well down towards the go-month sud passed neatly to Moore, who sent a lightning shot into the net, but was ruled off side. The R.A.'s now essayed a journey into the Naval territory; at the end of a good ran, Sab however, Phina shot bigh over the bar. sequently the Glory returned to the attack sad, it might be suut, gave their epposents no 1 rest until the end. Melford distinguished himself eminently at centre-forward, feeding his wings splendidly and incessatly annoying the defence. The Glory were pressing when the whistle blew. The defence of the Naval team was very strong; the RA. lacked speed and combination in their forward division. Result-Glory, 3 goals; R.A., nil.'

J. D. Yonibles, 2.W.F.,

o Silver, brondbout

Ext:de

ford Ash, b Masons

4

Total........ 67

ΝΑΥΤ. Erat intings. The building by the Ameer of Bokhara of G. Moore, Mackenzio, railway line connecting the capital of his b Sercombe binith Country, Old Bokhara, with a station of the.. Dibbs, c Beres Bassina Central Asiatic Railway, will be com- plated before the close of the current year, when it is to be opened for general trail o But, it the Bokhara government did not provide is railway Bue with rolling steek,

F. H. Neble, at Beresford- Pringle, a Barnis, b Ser-

Ah, tromboomith 12

begbe duith

A. E. Wood, a Ward, b Bercombe smith .......... C. H. Showard, Dizon

b Mackinzia

shaw, bersembe Smith. Fisher, bercombe Campbell, e and b Mac-

Britanike_jak

the exploitation of the line will be worried. O. Salt, Enttan- on by the Russian Central Asiatic Railway, which will recompense itself from the proceeds it will receive for carrying passengers and freight on the Bokhara line; to that the Bokham government will receive but the net profits remaining from the proceeds after the Central Railway will have deducted ita cost of running trains on the line in question.

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Second Innings.

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5

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Extra

Total

12

BOWLING ANALYSIS.

Second Innings. 0. M. B. W. 13,3 1 50 3

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First Insinge.

Broadbent Hilver

8.5 2 17 5

98 5

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First Innings. Mackenzie 11326 ercombe mish 10.4 23 Dixon an'analar,

Bacond innings.

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4. 21

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PARSIN C.O. V. ROYAL NÄVAL FAED 0.0. This match was played at the Happy Valley on Saturday, and ended in an easy win for the Parsees. The Naval Yard was two men short, The following are the scores;-

PARBER 0.C.

B. B. Coaper, e Ormsby, b Gladwill B. K, Mehta, badwill

B. P. Tavaria, b Gindwill

J. M. Muster, Henwood, b Danner B. K. Captain, o Honwood, o Cole B.. D. Tas, nut out........

The best description of this game is the state. ment that it was, a game of surprises. The Noble first surprise was that Smith won the loss; the next surprise was that the Club could not knock up more than an insignifient 57; the third and greatest surprise was that the Navy, who seemed to hare an unusually soft job, failed to equal the Club score. Seventy wickets fall in two hours for 111 rana! Cricket, like a woman, we nover attempted to make a prediction about, sud we have long learned to receive her smiles or hor frowns with equanimity. As a rule, you don't know what she will do and you can't explain why she did it. For the Club, Macken. S. H. Commissarial, ran out zie and Dixon, with 27 and 16. played well, and. Featonji, o and b Gladwill

M. J. Doctor, ran ont were the only two who did themselves justies. When Beresford-Ash, Ward, and Burnie over. ago between them of a run, an explanation in wantod but is not forthcoming from this source. The folding was that of the Nary and therefore good, but the bowling WAN not formidable, Silver's change of pace being the only trundling tactics that held any danger for the batamen. Still, 5 wickets for 17 ruza, being Broadhurst's analysis, calls for an explanation which we can't give. If the collaps of the Clab demands on 05 planation beyond our powers to afford, it would be a luge task to offer an explanation of the downfall of the Navy, which, fortunately for the rest of us, was caused by a British attack. Gible was well taken by Beresford Ash bebind the wickets; then Muskennie brilliant- ly snapped up Moore at Alp: Pringle was splendidly taken at mid-off by Barnie off a hot drive:Ward judged Wood to a footy at long on, and Dixon at point (where he fielded admirably) cleverly caught Sheward left-handed. Every one of these fine, catches was meritorious-a performanco in vivid contrast to that of the pre-

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C. B. Metrawalla, c Gladwill, Bradley H. K. Iraui, ran out

Total

NAVAL YARN C.C.

C. Ormaby, e Doctor, & Pestonjí..... Braidley, b Pestonji J. Denney, b Dostor Gladwide Pestonji, b Dorter Makoyel, a Pestonji, b Doctor Cole, a Commissariat, b Pestonji. W. Andrews, b Dostor" A. Henwood, not out A. Lee, 5 Doctor

Extras

Total...

FOOTBALL.

CHALLENGE SHIRLD-2ND R.Ï . H.M.. **GLORY,"

BOWLING.

HONOLONG CLUB 9. THE NAVY.

This match was played on Shiurday night at the Hongkong Club and resulted in a win for the Club. The Nary were unfortunate in

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A Berlin telegram of the 5th inst. to the Ostasiatische Loyld says:-

The German Reichstag received to-day the Budget of Kingebau for 1902-03. It shows expenses amounting to 12,628,000 marks rends ing necessary an allowance of 12,188,000 marks from the ressurs of the German Empire, the revenue of the Colony itself being calonlated only at 36,000 marks, During the present year the expenses were calculated at 11,500 marks, whereof 300,00 marks, was the income of the Colony and 10,750,000 the contribution of the Empire.

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H. RUTTONJEE,

Propristor. Hongkong, 25th November, 1901. A series of appalling earthquake shocks are reported from New Zealand, extending over APIANO PLAYING wide area, and eansing an enormous destruction of property. The town of Cheviot, situated car the centre of the disturbance, has been almost EXTRAORDINARY entirely annihilated. The disturbance lasted a day and a half, during which ebook followed shook in rapid succession. accompanied by deep subterraneau thunderinga. Strangely enough ANYONE CAN PLAY THE MOST there was little loss of life, only one baby being killed, but hundreds of persons had miraculous

DIFFICULT MUSIC WITH OUR The ordinary expeneca reach the anime of from falling buildings, Disastrous ocearred in many places, and in several districts great fissures have PIANO 1902. 1901. Increase, been opened up in the solid earth. New Marka Marks, Marks hot springs have come into existence in different 728,062 76.485 localities. Seroral towns have been more or less destroyed, most of the bulldings being either completely shattered and wrecked er soriously damaged. The oscillations were so violent near the centre of the disturbance that. hundreds of papir on attempting to walk wero again and again thrown to the ground. Daring the severest shocks the whole district appeared to be rocking to and fro.

Civil administration 799,547 Military administra

tion

aguinst

2,458,593 2,119.599 338,904 General expenses...1,086,040 1,403,615 284,425 Among the extraordinary expenses are men. tioned:

1902 1901 Marks. Marka. Marks.

Building of har-

bour

9,400,600 3,385,000 15,000 Construction of

buildings ..2,105,000 1,590,000 515,000 Floating dock... 400,000 330,000 10), Election plant..... - 350,000

The following addition to the military for us is required commencing from the first of Octo- ber 1992: one chief of the Staff, one company of horse, and one detachment of Marine-Artil

65 man.

not being able to got together a quite repre-lery; altogether one exptain, three officers, and sentative team, one or two members being

unable to get away. The scoring, with one or two exceptions, was not high. The thro team men, Hinds, Hooper, and Gerrard, all bowled well, and the "griffin," Gray, showed good form in his first match. For the Navy, Willcox and Selfleet stood cat conspicuously, being the only two, to register over 700. Altogether it was a most enjoyable match, and it is to be hoped that the return match will come off at no distant date, when we wish the Navy better luck. Appended are the scores:---

HONGKONG CLUB.

18

J

E. H. Hinds ..

4

J. Hooper

5

R. J. Gerrard...

4

T. G. Gray

U

J. W. O. Banuar

J. E. Lee...

Lt. Ball-Acton, R. W, F.

A. Ellis

812 796

778

757

678

653

Total ...

302 376

5,845

THE NAVY.

60

Lient. Willcox

... 737

Lisat. Solfiest...

709

653

645

640

634

413

563

20

The fret match in the Challenge Shield

Dr. Sheward

Mr. White

Liont. Reinold

Liout. White...

Lieut. Forbes...

Lieut. Corbett

Total...

5,189

Majority in favour of Hongkong Club-456 pins.

NORTHERN NOTES. »

The following items are from P. & T. Times of the Suth ult

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TE TELEGRAMS.

NEWS VIA AUSTRALIA.

GENERAL NEWS.

AN AMERICAN BAILWAY TRUST.

London, 14th November

News received from New York states that Mr. J. Pierpont Morgan and other capitaliste hare formed a trust. with a capital of 400,000,000 dollars, for the purpose of consolidating the various Western railroads in the United States, including the Northern Pacific fire.

BOLLING STOCK FOR CAPE COLONY.

London, 14th November.

It he been shown that during the past two years the Government of Cape Colony have expanded a sum of £1,000,000 for railway engines and rolling-stock, but out of this total only £150,000. went to foreign manufacturers.

INDIAN PLAGUE COMMISSION,

London, 14th November. The report brought up by the commission appointed in India to investigate the outbreak of bubonic plague states that inoculation with the plague serum bas been proved to sensibly diminish both the number of cases and the severity of the attack, but the protection given by inoculation is not absolute in individual cases, THE MOSQUITO INDIANS.

London, 14th November. It is announced that the United States have recognised Great Britain as the protectress of the Mosquito Indians in the territory known as the Mosquito Coast of Nicaragua, în central America.

Landslips Have

NEW SITLE FOR EARL OF FIFE..

Adelaide, 19th November. It is understool that the Earl of Fife is to be elevated to the Dukedom of Inveruris upon tho

ocasion of the King's coronation.

PLAGUE AT STDNEY AGAIN,

Adelaide, 20th November. Another outbreak of babonic plague is reparted at Sydney."

FEROCIOUS ELECTION IN. ISELAND.

Adelaide, 20th November:

The election in Galway, Ireland, of a member for the House of Commons, is arousing an extraordinary display of bitterness among the supporters of the different candidates A prominent supporter of the Conservative candi- date has been fatally stabbed. Colonel Lynch, the ex-leader of the Irish Brigade which fought against the British at the beginning of the war in Africa, is one of the candidates for the seat,

but is condusting his campaign from s fe refuge in Paris, fearing arrost if he set his foot in the United Kingdom.

TRADE

MOET &

The Mosquito Coast, or Mosquito Territory, which forms the eastern portion of the Republic & of Nicana, is on the Caribbean Sea, and is inhabited almost entirely by the race known ne the Mosquito Indians. It was at one time independent, but Great Britain, having defeated an attempt by the Nicaraguans to aurex the territory in 1848, exercised a direct protectorate

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Prince Ching reached Paking yesterday shortly afternoon,

Football is going strong in Tongehan. Iter it from 1850 to 159. By a treaty ia 1860. PER CASE QUARTS

rious Saturday and one which probably restrain: competition was played on Saturday at Happy, was anderstood that the Club was to onllenge however, the territory was hinded over to Nica-

ed the rest of the Navy from taking liberties at a time when it would have been politic to have gone for the bowling. Noble began to lash out, bas found Beresford-Ach too vigilant. Nine wickets had fallen för 30 runs when

Knight, who was allowed to bat in place of Reinold, who had failed his side, joined Silver. Each scored dr runs, which, added to two log byes, brought this "totil to 54. A tie was avoided by a piece of amart flaiding on the boundary by Hooper, who saved a foar. After this Knight popped one up to mid-on, who clung to t

Mackenzie bowled weil and was stoutly back- ed up by bia captain. It is a genuine pleasure

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Valley between teams representing the Zad R.A and H.M.S. Glory. There was a laige attendance of spectators. Teams - T. Urquhart and Lt. Sherbrooke, half-backs, H.M.B. Glory:Goal, L. Morgan; baske, G. Watson, C. Lane, and G. A, Wade; for wards, S. Dowson, S. Hansford, A. E. Melford, A. Moors, and G. Cotteil

2nd B-Goal, Gunner Marphy; baoks, Captain Stevenson and Bombadier Hays half backe, Gunner Castleton, Gunner Menfants, and Lt. Hayward; forwards, Gunner Gray, Hom bedier Coole, Gunner. Phinn, Gunner Gratrix, and Ganuer caldwell.

Refres, A.R. Lowe, Linesmen, T. Moore

and Gunner Walsh.

The Glory won the toss, but from the kick- off they failed to get any advantage, the ball

tho Lientsin men in the course of the winter.

The tides no the Bar have improved & little

marked than before, is so great that there is no this week, but on Wednesday, there was only oight feet of water: Congestion although less hope of overtaking arrears before the final

closure.

Huong Fa-nung the Customs Total, left for the South yesterday to join &hong in the Cou ference for Tariff revision. Els Excellency Sheng is suffering from the usual attack of this which overtakes him at this season of the year, but it is not causing his friend up In answer to telegrams here any boat his health, reassuring, replies inquiring about have been received,

ragus.

PRESIDENT BOOSEVELT ON RECIPROCITY, London, 14th November. President Roosevelt, replying to a depustion from Chambers of Commerce in the Unitesl

of reciprocity conventions between the United. state, said that he sympathised with the ides States and other Powers, and, while declinlog to take up the votive leadersbi, of the unremaut, would wannly urge Congress to take action in the metter.

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to record the vast improvement in the Club boing returned quickly into their own ground to the Royal Engineers. The ad termination Service Reform Lagne that it is his iztention LAND 2nd PUGET SOUND, are always pre

felding, which undoubtedly won the match: everyone was taken at the first time of asking

had bat one catch been missed, the game mast have been lost. The bowlers must indeed be grateful to the foldemen, to whom the major portion of the credit is duin

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A NEGRO MAGISTRATE IN AMERICA.

London, 14th November. President Roosevelt has appointed a negre to be a megist ate in one of the States. U.S. CIVIL SERVICE DEFORM.

London, 15th ovember. We regret to chronicle the death from

News from Washington states that President pneumonia of Staff Sergeant Edwards attached Roosevelt has assured the chairman of the Civil They broke away, however, before many seconds to his brief but seats and paintal illness took to szclude all political influence from depart had elapsed and got within shooting dis tanse, though their Brst y ruen fed only place on Tuesday. The deceased officer was ments of the army, nary, and the onlonies.

abye, The BA were not siow in re greatly respected by all members of the Brities POLITICAL SPEECH BY LORD ROSEBERY. garrison, and had a wide circle of intimate turning the visit which had just been paid to vilian friends whom is affectionate nature and their taritory, but here again a bye was the sterling qualities as well as his social qualifies

resalt. For a few miuntes suveequently play was confined to centre fold. The Bret tions, had gathered round him. The funeral At about 13, the Club essayed a second dangerous try was made by the Glory, the ball service took place at 4 p.m. on Wednesday, and innings, which resulted in a shore of 190 runs

being well sans un by Lane at centre-half, likely was an imposing and impressive ceremony subsequent to which the Navy, in a bad light looking rush by Moore and Cottell on the left a great number of officers as well as civilians

staunch friend and a good soldier. mads 43 for 3 wickets. The RWF being stopped by the B. A. backs. Murphy had attended to pay the last token of respect to a to handle the leather to clear, and he did it

The following taken from the British blus Majer was top moror with 67, which was splendidly. Ivice in ne many minutes heeek is un exact list of the weapons found in far from being in his best forma and should was called upon and he responded well Isi Ka Arsenal by Admiral Saymour. Thay It is stated that an agreement has been arriv have been much curtailed, had the Navy each tus. but at length the Glory found have a historical interest to Tiestein residents, ed at between Great Britain and Turkey for taken the chances offered, Mackenzie again aming: from a corner kick by Cottellas it was only want of organisation which pre- the limitation of their respective frontiera

a close serimmage ensued in front of the goal pretty incings. and Hanford cleverly notched the rat vented them being put to prompt use for our and spheres of infangs in XP1292 and in the THE Undersigned carry

destruction.

Aden territory, in Arabia. Smith played point of their game with an almost unbeatable 36 New Krupp guns (1597) a neful 23 not out, Bay was steadier het. Encouraged by this success, the Glory

Maxim Nordenfelts thao ul for his 17, and in Edmondson's 14 contioned to press, and twice again Murphy was called upon to clear by handling. It now looked

attel well and Dixon. Ward's 21 was below E

42

42 Nordenfelts...

2.41 inch. 2.75

2.94

185

were several good square-leg bite. Clapham's though Gratrix and Caldwell were to inako 42 Nordenfelts made in Shanghai... 1:45 *jou” seemed to have been left at home for the an opening for the RA, but s ran by them 19 Marim machine guns

day

1.45

London, 15th November. The Earl of Rosebery, in a speech delivered at Edinburgh last night, dealt with the political situation, and declared that it would only be possibin to carry great measures if there were a trace to party warfare. He further stated that he would like to see a Cabinet composed of business men of the type of Sir Thomas Lipton and Mr. Andrew Carnegie.

DATANGIə-TURKISH AGREKMENT.

London, 15th November.

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LABOUR. LEG18LATION IN FRANCE,

London, 13 November. The Frence Chamber of Deputies, by 330 rotes to 87, bas sloped a bill introduced by M. Berteant, which concedes a fan-hours day of lab our to railway servante, together with a peusion The bill was after twenty years service.

When the Navy want in to play out time in the bad by Urquhart. The ball was quickly 39.000 Mannlicher and Mauser rifles of fateat opposed by M. Caillaux, the Minister of Finan

bai no Inc.

Dison and Mockenzie bowled well, but the latter

The massed hands of EMS. Blenheim and Orlando, under the baton of the bandmater of HMS. Glory, played a pleasing selection of musio. The courtesy of the Captains and Officers of the ships named is much appreciated

by the ClubAT

Next Saturday, the choir of St John Cathedral will play a Club XII. oboir the permission of the wort holders OT

mark.

up the wing which looked promising was nipped 10 Maxiins emaller calibre returned to the Artillery territory and was early taken down the centre by Melford who 30.000 bayoneta, &o," shot stolose quarters. upay cleared bat 1

loft Total value £2,5000,000. his goal in doing so, and as the result of a hard meals which followed upon the immediate retura of the leather to the goal mouth, Melford scored a second goal for die ride. Very soon afterwards the same player, y he was fairly bent- ing the F4 defence, was unlucky in not get ting a third goal to his credit, a swift, straight shot being cloverly stopped by Murplay, On the whole the Glory team were evincing superior combination, speed, and shooting power On

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Stock an of CIGARSaud CIGARETTES from the GERMINAL FACTORY of Manila, for which they are Sole Agenie in Hongkong Trices moderate. Bteck of specially selected quality. A trial solicited. Special Terms to Exporters.

T.M. STEVENS & CO. Beaconsfield Arcade.

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co, who fainly protested against the state being H. F.CARMICHAEL sandled with the charge of 68,000, 70) frames

year which the proposal would entail.

DEATH OF COLONEL: MAPLEBON.

London, 15th November. The death is announced of Colonel Henry Mapleson, the well known opera impresario, in his ölət year pa THE #SENCE EXPEDITION AGAINST TURKEY COMPRISES A London, 15th November.

by France sgait Türker, which has see With reference to the naval expedition sent.

1989-8been recalled, as the dispute between the two

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·PISTOLS.

CALIBRE 7.88 m.m. With CHAMBER for 10 CARTRIDGES, FIRING 10 SHOTS in 2 SECONDS

SIEMSSEN & CO. Hongkong 3rd October: 1900,

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