HONGKONG JOTTINGS.
The peroration of His Excellency's apoech on the occasion of the laying of the foundation of the new Law Courts was a very happy one, and naturally evoked lond applause. The picture drawn by Sir Henry Blake of a reconstructed city of Victoria, with the dome of the Law Courts from its centro dominating all, was graphic and not difficult of realisation. When the building is created and the gardens in frout of it all laid out, the statum of King Edward and the Prince of Wales erected in position, that of the poor Duke of Connaught rescued from its unsavoury environment, and all the great blocks on the Reclamation up to the Mutual Stores completed, the centre of the city will be really imposing.
the
But I wonder how long it will be!
The explanation of the Director of Public Works notwithstanding." I fail to see why the Law Courts should not have boom built years ago. They could well have been' commenced at same time as the Hongkong Club, and should long ago have been completed. Even now, at this late date, there is no reasop, except perhaps red tape, why the building should not be completed in two years from date. The : foundations ard in, and the catting and dressing of the granite nead not delay the work if only a suflient number of men are put on the job. Of course, if the Guilds are to be permitted to continue to limit the supply of labor in order to keep up the rate of wages, we must perforce wait their pleasure. This is virtually what wo have been doing for yoors, and must continuo to do until a new bend stillons the backbone of the administration
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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10TH 1903
W08
R.A.MC CRAIGENGOWDE C.C. This League match on Saturday anded in a draw, the Craigengewer XI. at the finish ro- quirlag 4 ruos to win, with 2 wickets to fall; Horton secured 8 wickets for 31 raus. Score and analysis :-----
H&M-C
Lient. Harvey, b Horton, 9. g. Wilson, h Brawn. Woolley, b Braw
Cook, Taylor, b Horton Sergt. Majar Allwork, b Herto L. . Goodwill, Horton.
Lather, b Herter Dutt, b Herton.
Claffer, a Brown, ↳ Horton Willimine, not cat. Watling, b Herton Extras...
Tutal
CRAMENGOWER GC.
A. . Brawn, b Willist
J. D. Kinnaird, e Williams, b Cooka
L.A. Rose, o Willinas, b Cooke
E. Herten, a Goodwill, b Cooko
L. E. Lammert, 9. Allwork, b Woolley
K. Dan, and ↳ Harvey
3. Stuart. a Harvey, b William
1. Pestonji, h Ccozo....... H. H. Ingler, act out....
Exims
Total (8 wickets) F. For and A. Asger did not bat.
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
B.A.1.C.
5.
R.
T
Pestonji Browse • 13 Herlon..
105 3 318
CRAIGENGOWER CL.
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Played on Saturday and won by the YM.C.A. Bcoras:-Y.M.C.A. & C. H. Les 1, F. W. Fate 42, C. R. Hemenbarg 2, W. Woodin 2. Li Sik-line 3, II. Thomas-7, L. A. Chanson 1 J. M. Wong 0, F. H. Fame 3, not out, F. O, Mew Fung 0. 6. Benning, extras 24). Queen's College: 45 (W. G. Anderson 6, Y. 31. Daan 2, She Shia-kit 8. Ko Po Sham 5, Hnng ukwang, Weng Shui-Cheong, Hung Yu fan 3, Choi Po-in 0, Cheong Kwok-wing A. M. Safed I ust out, Hung la-chi 9, extras
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An eleven-milo corso from a line off Polico Pier, Kowloon, to Kowloon Rocks, Channel Rocks and Meyer's East Baoy, twice around, and thon home, was the truck.
The weather was flue, and a fight but steady wind came from the east. A cloudless sky added cheerfuluces to the souno; altogoller the day was ideal for yachting.
Aileen got the foremost sition at second gan Bro, but Vernon, gathering headway before the others, drew up to first place. Being ontside, she also profited somewhat by being abl
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Passing the reclamation works and heading for blackhead's Pier, Vernon, ed by about 30 Jengths, Aileen cloauly, followed by, and losing ground 10 Dione, was second, and Elspetle brought up the rear a long way bulind,
Fernon passed no head's Flagstaff a little FOR over four minutes shend of the second bout; and sho secured a slightly fresher breeze than the others stern. Also, while the lattor were stil reaching by short tarks, she was able to main- tain her course towards Kowloon Dook penin- sala, thereby gaining all the time.
Aileen and one paired when nearing Black- bonde, but Aileen drop ahead again before the Point was reached. Bla passed the Point half a minute abent of proje ovo minute divided Bispeth and Diane,
A plai sail on the starbound tack was maintained by all the yachia when crossing Hanghom Bay. Half way over Dione dros ap on Aileen and secured second place. Dione Aitren and Elspeth thea formed into aq equi- distant precession.
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It was (of course) about noon when the match between the Club and the Garrison commenced on the Cricket Ground. Tho Garrison went in to bal Grat, Chichester having won the toss; Smith and Heath faved the bowling of Lowe and Bercombo Smith. The first three overs produced four runs, but in Sercombe Smith's recond over Heath let ont and made 10, Smith imitated his example off Lowe's bowling, but Heath was then dismissed at the other end, the score being 26. Three runs later Boyd, who followed in, was caught off Lowe. On Radcliffe's arrival a small stand was made, and the score brought to 45 before Smith left, caught off bin namesaka's bowling for an neefal 20 Chichester stopped till 61, and Radcliffe and Daries played on up to the tifla lnterval, when the score was 77 for four wickets. On resumption Davies was quickly out, making 84 for 5, and then followed the Garrison's biggest stand, causing frequent changes of bowlers, and adding 46. raus, of which Helgeon muude 20 in only five bits. Tho next three men did nothing. the seventh, eighth, and ninth- wickets falling at 134, 149, and 147; but with Bradford in as last mana Radoliffe forced the pace considerably. Bradford being missed by Hancock, the score mounted fast, and it was not until 178 had been recorded that Radcliffe was ran out in attempting to steal a run. His 74 was a distinctly good innings for his side, but he was very lucky, being lot off three times behind the wicket alone.
When the Club wont in with less than couple of hours to make 179 in, it did not look at all prchable that they would neceed unless sa extra good pace corild bo kept up, and the start was not at all promising, Bradford's bowl ing being diflolt to hit. However, it was Chichester who took the first wicket, getting What has become of the project for the Sercombe Smith cat, 1b., at 2), Maitland was out at 31, and Hancock at 46, so that the odds were on the Garrison then. Turner and Dixon next got taguthor, and somewbut altered | 15). the complexion of affairs, putting on 38 runy between thew, of which Dixon's share was 17. Arthur enme in to hit, and succeested in making two boundaries, but was then bowled by Brad- ford. A sies of disasters camo on soir, Tur- or being out sixth at 118, haring made a pretty and patient. 34 cat of the 87 while was in; Pearts left at 122, Mackenzie and Birt at 141, and all semed over. Mast was still it, and there was Lowe to come, but 58 runs were still required, and the light had become,
The Artillory went off with a rush, but the to say the least, poor. No one would have Hongkong halves were all there, and easily napoody frusicated all attempts to got within shooting teen surprised, therefore, to sce termination and a defeat for the Club. distance. Play was for some time confined to
When rounding Kowloon Rocks and Chasrei As a matter of fact, what followed was
mid-field and somewhat desultory in charsator; of the meat sensational pieces of but at length the H.K.'s went down in a line, Rocks for the second time Vernon and Dione ope play ever seen on the Hongkong Ground, and Danby tested Edwards with an oblique were about the same distanconpart. Aileen and The bowlers, especially Hest, were bowl-shot from the wing. From the ensuing goal Bispeth, however, divided by soms twenty or ing for all they were worth, but instead kick the Artillery bore down on the Hongkong thirty seconds, had lost another four minutes of disinaying this forlorn hope of the Club citadel, Lut Bonnor who was playing a Enero on the foremost boats. Vernon wou ensily. this seemed to infuse estes vigour into Mast's game--intervened, and transferred play to the The veteran in particular ether end. A period of give-and-take play and Lowe's play,
med to delight in hitting Heath (who, it is ensued; then Gough, securing the ball, shot true, bit Mast frequently in return) and the hard and straight at Kew, who experienced score mounted by leaps and boundaries. Only some dificulty in effecting 31 runs had been scored off Heath's first fast it appeared me if he carried the ball 12 overs: in his next six 50 more were added!
teneath the bar in doing so. The Hongkong who the match was a tie enthusiasm was Lacks wore playing a strong game, their kicking great, and the winning hit was tremendously being well-timed and powerful, but Accolt was
the more prominent. applauded--for Hongkong. The two laismen continued, however, to hit slut until 196 was reached, whon Love was caught and bowled by Chichester for an excellent 22. Mast carried his bat for a faultless 43, one of his best contri- butions to local cricket, and was deservedly brought into the Pavilion shoulder-high. His luck and eye were wholly admirable. It is fortunate that Lowo alen rose to the occasion for ctherwise a really exciting spectacle would have been mieso). ---
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celebrate the long and notable connection of Sir Thomas Jackson, Burt, with this Colony? Hus th, status boon ordered, is it being cost, and when may wa expect to so it arrive?
Where is
it proposed to erect this most suitabis memorial of one of the makers of Hongkong? Ono proposal was to place it under the dome inside the Bank, but there is not room for it in that busy spot, and it would not be open to the public. The other suggestion was for its erectiņu in frout of the Wardley Street façade of the Bank, just within the rails, in the space outside the City Hall, near the entrance to that. building. This would be an excellent and appropriato site.
The address to be pressatoil to is Excellency the Governor is more lying at the Clubs, Baske, and several of the princips! wlores for signature. I think it will commend itself to the community, as being moderately worded, and is a varicious record of Air Hours Blake's winiuitration. "not that no allusion is inade to His xeoflency's 1 dicy towards, the Chiness, we dealt incrder to avoid the introduction of disputations, matter, On this sudijs et public opinion is undeniably mach diçid ed, and the majority of Dritish and foreign residents are not in ywpathy with the Governor's policy. At the same time they are Find to give His Excellency credit for the good work he has done, and pleased to take the upporinnity of giving him a cordial send-off.
Fear that it is not probable our HOW Governer. Sir Matthew Nathen, will arrive auch before the middle of weat year. He is not to leare the Gold Coast until February next, and it is unlikely thai ho will be prepared to proceed at edes to take up his new appointment The way even-I have no intimation to that -ffect, but such things have happened when
Real. havo endured for some years the dis- -emforts of tropical Africa- wish for time to take unto himself a helpmest, who could assist him to dispenso the hospitalities of Government Home
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I have read Mr. Kohort Shewan's letter to the Times on the subject of the Admiralty Dock und Naval Yard, and while I admire his peracvérance in a good cause, regret that he should have wasted time la propounding a me for the courideration of the Admiralty which they cannot listen to. Honghom is en the wrong side of the water, and is as much at the mercy on enemy's dro u Yaumati, where they deelived a really magnificent site, It is, however, of little use, fear, agitating the question farther, for the Admiralty Lavo clearly roade their decision,
Unless the
Colony is prepared to find them an equally advantages sits on the northern shore of this island and npilertakes to bear all costs of rmosal, The Naval authorities will refuse to Bisten to ither blandiatiment or abuse.
The laying down of a tramway line in any eity is generally accompanied by sunoyances to the citizens, who, however, put up with the dis. comforts in view of the great advantage to be ultimately gained. But there can be no exenes for the clouds of dust that have been driving from the tramway track within the past three or four days. A peek of March dust, is said’ta' be worth a ton of gold. The dust which blowe from the tramvay track just now should be worth considerably more. It gets into one's sare, eyes, and hair, and puts one in wind of a Yorkshire road in the early part of the year, If the contractor of the tramways would romore the guare-sacks which cover the wet coricrele there would be less cause for complaint; instead, these are left to rot on the track and to be car- ried away on the wheels of passing rickshas,
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Scores and analysis :---
TIK GARRISON.
It. Salth, R.A.,u Mackenzie, b T.S. Smitté 29 Lt. Heath, 101 Mahr., b T. S. South Capt. Boyd, K.A., canh., in A. R. Lowe Capt. Ratcliffe, R., run out..... Major Chichester. D.A.A.G. (tapt.), 1 T.
S. Smith
10
74
8
sab.,
9
Cut. P. G. Davies, A.D.D.,
Perco
Lt. Hodgson, S.F., e H. Hancock, b Nac
Lt. Kimington, S.F., e Bird, h. T. Dixon Cupt. Rinch, H.A., c Arthur, ↳ Dixon it. Dobbyn, R.A., b Mackenzio Pte. Bradford A 0.C., not out...
Extras...
Tutale
K.C.C.
T. S. Sith (caps.), Th... b Chichester
F. Maithad, kimington
J. 1. Dixon, c Rade o,
178
W. C. D. Turner, bath
H. Hancock, e Riminion, h Heath.
10
Hensh
В
11
B
H. Arthur, b Edi
J. E.. Pearce, cath, Windford, E. Mast, not on
A. Mackenzie, e Smith, b Heath HE. O. Bird, Chichester A. 1. Lowe, cand b Chickextur Extras ser
Lowe......
Total abus BOWLING ANALYSIS.
THE GARRISON.
1
2
Sercombe Smith....
Bird... Pearce Dixon Mackenzie.... Hancock
Bandford
Chichester Rimington
fenth
1.6
RIPC.C.
10.1 8
CIVIL SERVICE G. c. r. ... “TAMAR.", This match on Saturday ended in favour of the Civil Service Club who maintain their unbeaten record, by 12 rues. Crabtree took 7 wickets for 26 runs for the losers, and Lambie 5 for 7 for the winners. Score
CIVIL REHVICE.C.C.
Q. A. Woodcod:, b Crabtree.
R Witchell, Hillgate, 1 Crabtro.....
Dr. J. A. Addison, c Bridgett, b Crabtroo 38
P. T. Lamble, & Bridgett
J. Lazer, Crabtree .......
J. E Brett, e Parker, b Crabtree
FT. Robbie, b Crabtrec....
W. H. Wacey. b Lowe
H. Gidley. Kowe
W. Pitt, not out.
A. P. Gladwell, ▷ Crabtree.....
Extras...
Total.......
JI M.5+
A. C. Eutt, Jarder
J. Bridgett, b Witchell
C. A. Parker, not out
B. Crabtree, run ont
·TANAE"
A. E. Olrer, o and b Lamble
J. M. Rowe, Lh.w., b Lemble
G.. Holgate, Lb.w.. b Lamblu.
R. D. Forbes, b Lamble
-Hawkins, ran outing
Corben, Brott, h Lambo Hactoy, 1.b. w., Witchell
Extras
Total
sl
FOOTBALL.
HONGKONG F.C. v. T. 6. 3.
This match, played on the Happy Valley ground on Saturday, resulted in a win for the Hongkong F.C. by three goals to one.
Hongkong won the toes, and thereby, secured material advantage, satting their opponents to play against a strong genre from the sun.
a
fi alearance-in
lead by chout four minutes; Dione was about minutes ahead of Aileen; and one minute or so separated third and fourth.
After gybing arennd Kowloon Rocks, the first plain sail on the port teck was commenced. Yerape, still gaining slightly, leaned over to the breeze, which was just the right | fures for comfortably carrying all cavas, Aileen last ground to Dione.
On rounding Channel Rocks spinnakers wore 'set and main booms shaked off on the stor board side. This loose canvas bollying to the wind diere the yachts along at a good pace. Vernon, by the way, passed the latter point early ve minutes ahead of Dione; Dioar was 3 minutes ahead of dileen; and Bopeik half a minute behind the letter.
Meyer's East Buoy was rounded by Vernon minntes ahead of Dione, 9 minutes ahead of atleen, and over ten minutes ahead of Elspeth,
Times:
Vernon
Dione
Ailemi Elspetli...
3 43 -12 3 32. 50
4.
0 40 12
2
Vernou's average speed was nearly three miles in hour.
ONE DESIGN CLASS.
On Suday afternoon at one o'clock four f the five cus-dosiga vachts were started. Colleen alone was absent, the Hon. H. E. Pellook, KC.,
eroder, having gone to Tientsin
The course was the rune as that used by the one-designers on Saturday.
A fresh wind was blowing from the east. At the pulset the sky was fine and clear; shortly after the commencement, however, it became
a dull overcast.
Min and Bonito got the 1st start; Kathleen
third and Erich hohind us may be remarked, had a narrow shave of crossing the
Bonito, Erica, and Kathleen were simcst together when off Kowloon peninsula.
It was apparent at this stage of the game that the H.K.FC. men were more skilful in tho manipulation of the ball then their military opponents, and, after a pretty piece of combina. tion between Danby and Whitemore, the latter onded by sending in a shot just above the bar. The Artillery, in response to the exhortations of their supporters, again got away, but found the opposing halves too strong for them, Boaner putting in some good work. Edwards in goal was kept busily occupied, but slowed himself equal to all emergencies. More effective combination by the Hongkong forwards' followed, andling before second gun fire. Macdonald, from the half-back line, put in aabot which beat Edwards all the way, the ball going in at the corner of the set. The Hong Long balves were feeding their forwards with good judgment, and Danby again attempted to score, but the ball went wide of the posts. It was evident that the Hongkong team were the superiors, their opponents being seldom" able to get within range of Kew, and after another
Rounding Channel Rocks the rose yes a little good run, the ball being passed along the whole over 50 minutes all. The order was lou, forward line, it was taken along by Danby, who Bonito und Kathleen almost together, and Min cantrol across the mouth of the gcal, and One miunts separated first and etcond, and Cooper had no difficulty in administering the finishing touch. Half-time score:-H. K. P. O. 2, R. G. A. 0.
Un resuming, the Hongkong forwards im. mediately bore down upon the soldiers geal now kept by Copper, whe, having bean crippled
with
Soins tough head-reaching was undergone to the the Dock Peninsula. On rounding it. the yachts were pat on the starboard tack till Kowloon Bucks were reached. Then, aslant ou the port tack was make towards Channel Rocks;
was necesesry to make a short tuck before fetching this point.
about 3 first and fourth
the
On the passage to Mayer's East Buor yuests were primarily in procession, stabning before the wind with their booms blacked int to starboard and spipunkers on the other side.
Kathleen draw up and passed Bonito when
rounding, the boats were put on the starboard tak and beaded across the harbour towards Kowloon Dock Kowloon Bay. Nearing Peninsula Bonito drew up almost level with Kathleen, Eric was about a minuts aliend of these boats, and Min about a minate behind them.
in the first half, had charged places with Edwell on the way to Meyer's Buey. After ward The ball was passed across Danby, who tent in a sky-steper. The Artillery were now playing a harder game, aud after a brisk ron Gough sent ina atinger which beat Kow, the military spectators testifying their elation atibie success. Again the play reared to the other on, ned Four Corners were conected to the Hongkong team, but ware of no avail. When the sings we raised, Gongh again got witina shooting distance, and sent in a beauty, straight
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Theu folowed a run over a portion of the En course already traversed After rounding Channel Rocks for the second time and setting
at Kow, who, however, bald bis charge intact. off for home via Meyer's Enst. Bony, a sinacking
ott and Bensar had changed places in this
Erica
Kathleen Min Bonito
and the latter showed his all-round pace was attained. Result --- capability by his sterling work in his now position. It was now a foregone conclusion That the soldiers were to meet with defent, and in the last minute of the game pretty combined passing run by the Hongkong men, and a good centre by Cooper, enabled Whitemore, by lot to make victory a orlainty La lind scoring 6.
and the generouded with the scores
Hongkong FC. R.G.A.
The teams were
H.K.F.C: Goal, F. II.. Kew; backs, H. C. Austen and R. F. Aucott; half backs, G, B. Macdonald, J. W. C. Bosnar, and J. M. Forrester; forwards, W. H. Williams, H. A. Brent, C. R. S. Cooper, R. A. Waitamore, and J. D. Danby..
RGA: Goni, T. Edwards; hacks, Loughran and Boyle; halves, Spence, Copper, and Duley; forwards Gagh, Giblin, Toone, Catterall and Browning,
Referee, Mr. Frank Browne.
At the conclusion of the watch Mrs. Atkinson presented the Challenge Cep and the medals to the winners in the six-a-side compe ition.
To-day the HKF.C., "A" team will meet the V.H.C. XI. at 4.30 p.m. The following will be the teams:
3 10
35
3 15
3 14 50 18
3 17
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BECOND CLARE. The second class followed in the wake of the one designers, starting tou miuntos after them. Seven yachts of this group turned oat, those about being Meteor and Maid Marian. Iris ami Alannah, closely followed by Direc and Chanticleer, get the best start. Next
Mist
Gloria; Payne and mu some distanco behind: At Kowloon Dock Peninsula diaunak was first, Iri second, about two minutes behind; Chanticleer and Gloria, close together, next: and Doreen, long way astern. Mist, and Poyne
Alannah gained slendily almost from the start. After rounding Kowloon Rocks and Channel Rocks in turn she raa before the wind at a swart rate, reaching Meyer's East Baby five minutes ahead of the next boat.
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When the rearguard, consisting of Doreen, Mist, and Payne, were rounding Moyer's East Buoy for the first time, Alannah was passing Kowloon Dock penisato.
The finishing order and times were:——
Corrected. -324 40...
13
H.K.F.C.Goal, A. N. Other; backs, C.T.
Glaria HC. Austen, halves, J. M. Kew (Capt.) Forrester, W. T. Caulfield, R.E.. H. E. Gaskell. R.E.; forwards, E. J. Davies, W. H Williams, P. H. Campbell, R.E., and L. C. Rees.
V.BC. Goal-W. A. Crake; backs, J, Witchell and J. Christie: balves, H. C. Sayre, W. Andrews, F. D. Bain; forwards, H. W. Sayer, J. H. Seth, R. Henderson, C. Humphreys, and A. Marti.
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For cleanest and purity we always plead. As for quality of our jeands we always leah.. Should you use any noubt of the saying, You may try, It'sfor ipood-sinf you are paying. Our High-Chess Drinks, many from which to
choose,
fur long list of Novelties will you amuse.
BEST IN THE FAR EAST. Highly Charged Soda Superb Ginger Ale
Kola Tonic Champagne Water
Coronation Cup
Lemonade Superb
Ditto
Eurika
Wister Stout
Superb Lemon Squash Hop-Alo
Orangende
Raspberryade
awberryude
Jamaica
Ginger Ale
Stone Ginger Beer Tonic Champagno Brown Toxic
Champagne Cidor
Cherry Vin
Iron Brow
Jubilee Champagne
Orange Champagne Ginger Fizz Lime Juice and Soča Horeboundl
.Vanilla
Vis-Kolu "Hir-Oos"
Refreshing and invigorating. Exhilarating drinks of the season. Just Produced, Long- Life, Non-Latoxicating and Excellent Bever- ages.
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F. P. DANENBERG Manager, AVID CORSAR
THE HONGKONG STEAM WATER BOAT CO., LD., is prepared to supply ANY QUANTITY of PURE FRESH MERCHANT NAVY
WATEE to the Shipping, both for Deck and
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3 26 47
3.24 20
3 45 25
3 31 50
Boilers.
3 47 40
3 39 25
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3 52 50
-3 30 50
When corrected the order is:-Gloria, Chan- ticleer, Alannah, Iris, Mist, Payne, and Doreen.
J. W. KEW. Manager,
1st Floor, 37. Cannaught Rovi Hongkong, 13th June, 1903,
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