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INTIMATION

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, MAY 28th, 1906.

speed. Virgin country to be opened up' is! rich in timber, and grain country extends right across the contirent, except, of course, at the stiff slopes of the Rocky Monatajnë,

A. S. WATSON & CO., Some of the industries which this railway

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ALEXANDRA BUILDINGA, DES VEUX

ROAD, on and after MONDAY, 30th MAY,

1904.

Que morn fatal Chinese plagis case was re- ported resterday, the locality being Second Street.

A San Francisco per speaks of the Chineso envoy to the S. Louis Exposition as His Orisufal Majesty. Prines Pu Lan of Peking!”. Thore ato fra circuses in Singapore just Harmston's and Bose's Indian Circus. It is rather curious that Hongkong has now lu sa long without a circus.

will enable acitlers to develop are silver and gold-mining, furseuring, tumber-felling" wheat, outs, and barley-raising, cattle-broed-now, ing, dairy produce, and petroleum. Canada's area is so large, comprising as it does 3,653,000 square miles--or one-twelfth the hand surface of the globe-that figures fail to give a fair idea of its proportions.

It extends from the Atlantic to the

Pacific, and from the Great Lakes and the 49th parallel to the farthest north. The | natural wealth of the Dominion lies in its extensive forests, limitable fisheries, great mineral deposits, and fertile soil. Western Canada, where the Government are offering free grauts, embraces New Ontario, Manitol, Assiniboia, Saskatchewas, and Alberta. Some districts are suitable for rauching, some for wheat-growing, tome for dairying, some for aixed forung. Canad aus in England express surprise why so muy able young men work for a mere pittance, whereas in Canada they would be will romsin CLOSED on SUNDAY, the 20th many times better off. If the scal policy foreshadowed by Mr. CHAMBERLAIN were 3fAY. Medicines will be dispoused at all times to he adopted by Great Britain, Canada with

To facilitate moving oporations, our premises - ať 36, Queen's Rond, will be CLOSED

To-day, SATURDAY, 2801 MAY, at 2 r., and

ay usual.

the utmost ease could, in a few years, Supply all the wheat and beof required an similar or, perhaps, even cheaper rates than

As there had been à enraour that Laly Blake was to return home to England shortly, one of the Colanto papers made uniries and found

that the report was not true.

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Inspector Collett has hundesl over charge of the Eastern District of Hongkong, and takon," in its stead, the Western District, a very responsible position involving the unpervision of Home 80 men. The Western Division ozteails from the Koo Shing Thestro to Aberdeen.

Countess Cassini, says a Washington tale. in, is a very shrewd young person. She is the manager and promoter of a fair for the benefit of the Russian Red Cross to be hold in this city next week. The President's idea of what is proper noutrality forlade any of the Cabinet women or any member of his household taking part, and there were other settacks for

the Countess. However, she has shown her

business ability. She advertised that she would give a prize of $50 for the best poster advertis.

Fifty aspiring artists submitted designs.

The

public placesall over the city and complacently Conutess promptly put the fifty designs up in awarded the prize to the one she thought heat, thus securing fifty posters at $1 apiere.

TELEGRAMS.

* DAILY PRESS" SERVICE.

FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS.}

UNREST IN RUSSIA,

A REIGN OF TERROR.

LONDON, 26th May, 10.40 p.m. The Standard reports that wholesale

excoutions, without any preliminary trial

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less than 600 people have been hanged.

Tales of military swindlers continue to come. from Manila. Liontenant Frank Pratt. 1sting the fair submitted before a certain date. Inve been taking place at Warsaw. U.S. Inhuntry, who was well known a year and a-half age in the city, has been cashiered and sentoured to a year's confinement with a fabour for a succession of crimes that include duplication of his pay accounts, embezzlement lying, lypothecating ebacks upon banks that never existed, and sígaing his name in his official capacity to false assertions.,

The dramatic critic of the Manila Ston12 Sun complains of the lack of theatrical attrac-

been good attractions. Hongkong and Shang- tions in Manila. He says:-All about us lase hui have had the pleasure of viewing the performances of the Dallas Opera Company the Lilliputians and other first-class attractions Manila alone has sold its theatrical birthright for a mess of Orpheum and state beer. And there you are!

When the Tibet Mission geta to Lhassi-if it does gay there--it will donhtless derive not a little benefit from a map of Lhasen and its

The HOURS of BUSINESS. of the the United States or Russia. At the outset, environs which was drawn up by Colonel

certainly, virgin soil will yield record HONGKONG DISPENSARY in its nowharvests, and, after all, a good beginning

premises will be as follows:-

Week Days 8.30 A.M. to 6 P.M. Saturdays 8.30 AM, to 2 P.M.

Sundays 10 A., to 1 P.M.

Au assistant will be on duty at all timos t

dispense prescriptions.

is proverbially half the battle.

Waddell. I.M.S., some years ago, and which has just been republished by the Geographical Society, Dr. Waddell has never been in Llas, but he has gallantly refused to allow this trifling circumstance to deter him from depicting it cartographically. His may, he tells u

Aa, according to REUTER's telegram, | Russia has notified the Antwerp and Rotter-compiled from native information," and is Idun shipbrokers that she wants thirty more probably quite near enough to enable our tronpa

to find their way about. large steamers, deliverable at Tibau by the end of June, to accompany the Baltic fleet,

she is evidently still thinking seriously of the idea of sending out her Baltic war- ships, or some of them. No doubt the. disasters to the Hatoum and the two Japanese cruisers have had their effect; but we shall nevertheless only believe that the A. S. WATSON & CO. Baltic fleet is to start for the East when it

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does actually start. It is worthy of aute

that there is a choice of three ways open to Russia, barring the impossible Northern Passage. The thice are by the Suez Canal, the Cape of Good Hope, and the Straits of Magellan. The journey to Yokohama by way of Magellan | Straits and Honolulu is 2,630 miles further

We find the following is From Mouth to

Month, the journal of the Hongkong Church Missionary Society-Japan-fu a private lot. ter recently received, Mrs. Awdry writes: "The war has not in the least checked' the opportunities of missionary work here, indeed, I think it has enhanced them. It is delightfal to see the nation coming out so grundly in steadiness and self-control. The authorities will allow none but Christians to go as inter. praters to the foreign war correspondents, and are offering free transport, etc., to Christian missionaries and chaplains among the troops Admiral Briu is a Christian of many years

standing.

The visit of a large portion of the British China quadron to Woosing has quite excited Shaugbai. The local Times saya: Shanghailas suddenly awakened to the fset that her popula-

A regular meeting of members of the King Edward VII Lodge, No. 910, was held in the Club Roome on the 28th inst.. a large number, of brethren being present. The election of officers for the euming month took place. Primo

officers Thompson being elected to the chair, invested his

Many executions have also taken place at Moscow and Cronstadt, the Standard says.

REUTER'S

SERVICE.

THE WAR.-RUSSIA BUYING SHIPS

LONDON, 25th May.

dam shipbrokers that she wants thirty more Russia has notified the Antwerp and Rolter-

large steamers, deliverable at Libau by the end of June, to accompany the Baltic Beet.

WHITEBEAD TORPEDOES.

LONDON, 25th May.

Tyler, Bro. Rogers; C. Cham, Bro. Muso;

follows-C. M., Bro. Belt-Smith; C.

Secretary. Primo Madar; C. Treasurer, Bro. Yung Hee; C. Constable, Bro. Walstow; C. Phy Bro. Hyett; C. W.. Bro. Colliu; Assistant C.W, Bro. Tuta; C. Taster. Primo Oxberry: C ¡Minstrel, Bro. MacLean; C. ́A. B., Frimo Radcliffe, C. Host, Bro. Goldenberg; C. Ber

Resin has ordored ong hundred Whitehead Bro. Wong Ku Tong.. A vory enjoyable torpedus of the test model, which have evening was afterwards spent the following hitherto only bim in the possession of the brethren contributing to the harraony of the. evening-Primo. Oxberry, Bros, Walstow, Mac-. France, Italy, and Austria have

also given orders for the same. Lason. Rozero, Hyett. Quinn, Musso, Fernis,

THE JAPANESE POSITION. Johnaes, and Staith.

LONDON, 25th May. Router's correspondent at the Russian

It appears that the Admiral May whom douth was announced by Router last month was Rear- Admiral Henry John May. C.B., Captain of

THE BATTLE OF THE

YALU.

FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT]

PATA MTANDA

Chulinchang. 2nd May, GREAT JAPANESK VICTORY. The Japanese and Russian troops have at lust measured their strength in earnest, after terro days of preliminary fighting, maneuvring for position and feeling the way, and the Japanese baye not only gained the day and forced the passage of the Yalu, but have also shown then- in mobility, in weapons, in skill at the use of selves superior to the Russians in generalship,

thea, auk in the fighting spirit of the rank and filo. Plainly, the Russians are outclassed at every point. They have lost a most important position. lust prer a thousand men, in killed.. wounded and prisoners, lost half of their artillery and large quantities of ritles l Ammunition, and most of all, they have lost their power to ferrify. They have had to hoist thes white flag. It is an ominous beginning.

When there has been talk of Russia's land forces retrieving the prostigo so much damaged on the water, the Japanese lure commented, cautiously. "It is probable that the army may b stronger than the navy, but we may find that. the difference is not very great after all." And now they have won the first test match. fairly and thoroughly.

The beginning of it all was nearly a month ago, when the Japanese cavalry scouts followed up the retreat of the Russians through the north-west part of Corea, and had a brush with some Cossacks just outside of Wijn on the Corean side of the Yaln River. Tho Russians retired to the Manchurian side of the river, and at oure began to prepare for a big stringggio ut this point. It may be true, as frequently stated

that the Russian Generals differ as to the desirn- bility of making a serious effort at this Yaln, but the fact remains that they did make it, und with disastrous resalt, `

I do not pretend to decide whether the pas sage of the Yalu was in itself of much or little

the Royal Naval College, Greenwich. He died Headquarters at Moukdon wires that the importance, but the important thing about this on the 24th ult. after suffering for a few dave Japanese have resumed their advance and battle is that it has shown how the two urinis

from gastroenteritis. The second son of the late Rev. Henry Thomas May, vicar of South Petharwyn, Cornwall. Admiral May was born in February, 1853, and entered the Navy at the sub-lieutenant in age of 13, becoming a February, 1872, and, having taken three first- class certificates in his examination for pro. motion, lieutenant in December of the same year, about two months before his 20th birth. day. He gained the £100 scholarship in 1878. As lieutenant of the Superb he took part in the bombardment of Alexandria on July 11, 189%, and was promoted, at the age of 29, to the rank of commander for his services on that occasion. He saw further service. in the Egyptian war, was for a time assistant scoretary to the Ord-

commanded the Racer at Suskiu in Decomber, 1838. As senior officer on the station he com- marded the Naval Brigade at the defest of the Dervishes at Gemaizalı, near Sunkin, by Lord

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northward..

compare în strategy, mobility, and ofleiency of men and weapons in actual combat. And the

Bavoral colares are moving although the bulk of their foress remain near

aghwangcheng. Small bodies of Japanese verdict on all points is decisively against the

bkre been sech north-east of Moukden, but no important body has been located.

NAVAL NOTES.

WORLD'S RECORD FROM HONGKONG.

The U.S. battleship Kentucky, flagship of Rear-Admiral Robley Evans, on which he has just returned from Oriental waters, lus, it is said, broken the world's record on her voyage from Hongkong to New York.

WAR

NAR.A

JAPANESE OFFICIAL NEWE-CAPTURE OF ·

KINCHOW.

Last night Mr. M. No, the Japanese Con-

Russians. Those are considerations far more important than the loss er gain of this or that place; such tangible results are merely the ill- trations emphasising the lesson, and they are not as valuable as the lesson itself.

The Yafu is a very shallow, wide, meandering river, full of mid-fints which at times are big islands. When the river is full the width at Wiju from inak to bank is about two-thirds of a mile, or say 1,000 yards--easy shooting distance, with modern weapons. In a straight line deross from Wiju there are no islands, and on the op- | posile skorukkered call' that prom gors called a large number of difforent things in Chinese Mancim, Corean. and Japanese, for most places in this part of the world have so many alioses that we can never hope to get

one side for publication should be writim on than that round the Cape of Good Hope,tion has been increased by several thousand Grenfell on December 20 of that year, was men- Į sul, kindly gave ns a copy of the following off than all right. The Tiger's Head was the

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HONGKONG, 28th May, 1904

Ir is not very long ago since English people thought Canada synonymous with cold, and that life was insupportable under the terrible conditions with which Nature had cursed her. Now Canada is looked upon as Britain's most promising colony, thou sands of people fucking there to take up land. Free grants of 160 acres of Euria land in the western districts of Canada are given to heads of families and males over 18 years of age, and so promising is the land that crowds of United States fariuers,,

asid the Cape route to the same place is 3,300 miles longer than the one through the Suez Canal Supposing a fleet to be capable of averaging a trille over eight kuots and a quarter, which would give it 200 miles a day, it would take it thirteen days longer to go by the Pacific route than by the Cape, and sixteen days aul u bulf longer to go by the Cape than by the Caual; or, to put it another way, twenty-tion of a thousand guests. bine days and a half longer by the Magollan Straits and Honelah than by the Suez

British man-of-war's men, hundreds of whom are ashore nightly on liberty and have no place to lay their heads. To remely this undesirable state of affairs the Riding Sehool at the corner of Range and Houari Roads, which is municipal property has been converted into a giant hostelry where many tura suay turn in and sleep soundly amid, decent surroundings. The floor has been covered with eleau straw, and blankets enough have been provided for the accommoda.

Canal.

The scarcity of water is making Helf very much felt at the present time. Airoudly the Chines are going to the extent of buying water from boats that bring it over from the other side to the Praya West.

As we have stated already, nothing- can be

telegram just received by him :-

principal Russian position. The crest of the Tokyo, 27th Muy, 3.45 pm. hill was made into a regulur fortress, of quité The Commander of our Army attacking Kin. formidable dimensions. On this part nearest chow reports as follows: On the 21st May Wijn thers were four batteries of six cannon observation and the enemy's cannonating show.each, and ex a higher level further back from od that the enemy had at Nanshan Hill, south the river-side. in the direction of Chalien- of Kinchow, four 15-centimetre shrapnel gans,cheng, as many again. These guns could, if ten 9 to 15 centimetre cannons (10.5 centimetra need he, demolish the whole town of Wijn, and shells proved the range to bo 8,500 metres), and two 12-centimetre quicktirers, besides at least ten forts. At the foot of the hill were wir nett.

tioned in despateles for his conduct in the en-cial gagement, and was specially promoted to the rank of captain, with date January 16, 1889 In captain's rank he served as a member of the Ordnanes Committee from November, 1889, to August. 1900, us Inspector of Warlike Stores for the Navy from the. latter date to October, 1892, and, finally, as Captein of the Royal Naval College at Greenwich, a post to which ho was appointed in September, 1900, and dur- ing his tenure of which, in September, 1902, he reached flag rank. He received the Companion.ing and mines. ship of the Bath in 1992. Admiral May mar the late Admiral Sir William Robert Mends. ried, in 1883, Constance, second daughter of

THEATRE ROYAL

discovered really about the alleged starting of vandeville theatre in Hongkong on the lines of the Manila Orpheum and under the same management. Bat with regard to Shanghai arrangements seen actually to have been made. The Shanghui Times says:-Louis M. Levy, Next Saturday and Monday, the 4th and 6th the Manila theatrical man, who has brea in June, Mr. Freear, who finds it impossible to Shanghai for some time pust, looking for a complete the cast for My Sweetheart, will suitable site on which to erect a new theatre produce instead his famous Protean Entertain- which shall be operated in conjunction with a ment "Frivolities," adding to this the one-act circuit including Manila and Hongkong, has comedy. The Fellow That Looks Like me found what he has been seeking for. A lot has the interimle, Dignity and Impudence: The boou secured on Szechen Road between Hau- | American Minstrels; and the screaming farco. kow and Foochew Ronds, and Mosers, Atkinson Mutrimontat Bliss, appearing himself as Mr. and Dalius have decided to erect a theatre Somerton, The Squad, The Minstrel, and therson to be completed within nine months, both Timothy Piukius. He promises the very funniest

ten years. The lot. is 102 ft. by 160 ft., and the | unlience. Deore and windows all open, and free selling out to proceed farther north inte, as an explorer and mountain climber, arrived in

new building will be larger than the Orpheum fans to everybody. San Francisco ut the end of April in command British territory. The population is sweli-of the Italian fifth-class cruiser Liguria. Flo Theatre in Manila. ing rapidly. Mon who have studied the was on his way to S. Louis as the personal

In Chambers yesterday the Chief Justice heard parties in the case in which Messrs. Lutons, Einstmann, & Co. soek to have vet aside the cancellation by the Captain Superin tendent of Polies of their lizance to deal in arms and ammonition.

Prince Luigi of Savoy, Duke of the Abruzzi,

Ou the 22nd our attacking force commenced operations as prearranged.

sweep the whole broad bosom of the river and both banks for three or four miles up and down. Towanis Antung, which is about seven miles below the Tiger's Head on the same side of the Yulu, the Russians had another fort, of simuller armament; and the intervening ground was plentifully protected by infantry well en frenched.

Besides this main line of defence. the

On the 23rd a reconnaisssure discovered the enemy's right wing on Huashangtao with about, eight heavy guns facing the sea. Fragments Russians had outposts, of a few men gael, of the enemy's shells showed · 20-centimetre. gans. 15-centimetre short cannons, 10.5 and at short intervals all the way for thirt 8-centimetre cannons, and 7-centimetre quick-distance down to the sea front and along -

or forty miles up the Yala, and 20 equal firers. Small bodies of infantry and artillery the coast as far as Takushan. This accounts were observable staying at Kinchow.

On flie 25th at morning we attacked Kinchow, Russians hambers; while it had been said that for the apparently conflicting roports of the

engaging the enemy's artillery ut Nawshan.

there were over fifty thousand guarding the nomading lasting five hours, while three thousand in this action. The explanation is

On the 26th at dawn we commenced can-

Yalu, it is certain that there were not twenty Japanese warships assisted from Kinchow Buy. that the Russians foolishly spread thornsal res A Russian gimboat attacked our left wing from over too great a length of line; any given point Talienwan. We took Kinchow at 5,30 am. and in their defence was thus bound to be weak, and We are they were not alert enough to reinforce in time. It is the old story; the army that waits to be attacked is at a disadvantage if it is without information as to the point where the enemy will attack. There may be fifty possible points' the fifty while the attacker can concentrate zil and the defender is compelled to attend to all

sorely hurt by the grain-trust systero, are cousin of the present King of Italy, and famous lot and lauilding to be leased to Mr. Levy for entertainment ever offered to a Hongkong after a severe fight occupied Nansliau.

Purchase Exposition.

matter from a political economy standpoint representative of the King at the Louisiana say that the now five may in fifty years or so be fifty millions of inhabitants. Such a We'note from a Ross-shire paper that the record would be unprecedented in the his- local football teams are competing for the tory of the world. The Canadian Govern- Hongkong Football Cup presented by Mr. J. Rosa, of the Hongkong P.W.D. Department, ment, in conjunction with a new Canadian The tial for the cup was to have bees played company, hus commenced the construc- last month. The Invergordon team was in the tion of a new trans-continental railway final. Mr. McFarlane of Tomich, a well-known to run from Quebec to Tort Simpson, local goutleroan, presented the badges, which, uning about 300 miles north

dian soil

Instead of the war in the Far East being a

benefit to the coal industry of India: as many concerned anticipated, it appears that it has proved a serious hindrance to the development of the industry. It was recognisel more than a year ago that the opening out of road punes lui been undertaken in a manner which was only warrantable in view of a much greater demand from India itself, and also from other lands. Streamous efforts were pat forth to secure a footing in markets in which Wetla coul had hitherto had a monopoly, but these were only moderately successful. The immediate effect of the war has, of course, beon to send up freight rates. Contracts made when the war clonds were threatening were naturally fow those made previously were, of course, ist on an ordinary freight rate. Now contracts are

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pursuing the enemy.

NEW RUSSIAN LOAN. By Lind permission of Majer Radcliff and I hear, says the Parisi correspondent of the officers, the Band of the 33rd Barma Infantry Times, that the negotiations for a new loan day) evining from 3.0.3 p.m. Program franciul syndicate are as good as concluded will play at the Hongkong Hotel this (Satur-between the Bossian Government and a Paris March Mar

March, des Tavoros "

...... Godard Ray Mas.....

Mendelssohn vertue

....Flordure.....

The amount of the loan is 800,000,0001. his energies on one point. Leslie Stuart Jate mezzo..“ Eudoriu

britt "................. Antiré (£32,000,000). The syndicate is understood ta Selection "Reminisces of all nations, Godfrey include the Russo-Chinese Bank and the Hota

"Suntingo"

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tinguer gron. The loan is to be contracted "God Save the King."

in Treasury bonds at the rate of 98 per cent., bearing interest at & per cent. The syndicate guarantees. 400,000,000 (£16,000,000) Thore will in all probability be a public subscription.

Waltz Two-Step

MENU.

Hos d'Euvres

Anchovy, Coupes.

Cene me Royal..................

Corbin

Thurban

FISH. Builet Sa'mon a la Parisivune, INTREES. Timbalo of Pigeon

Call's Head a la Toulouse Onion Farcie.

CURRY: Okra Curry.

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JOINTS.

Boiled York Ham and Sauer Kraut.

In this matter of information, I cane aero curiously characteristic incident in Wiju The Russians sent several Corean und itself. Chinese spies into the Japanese zone, Que of them would be a farmer, another a pedlar, and so on. Some came from Autong, some from Fenghwangcheng, and various other places, but never oro of them started out on his spying expedition for the Russians without being tracked from the

by 行 spy of This afternoor, weather permitting, the tho Japanose, who lurked in the. Itussian this sort of thing. semi-final in the Doubles Handicap will be played camp watching for

LAWN TENNIS.

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on the ground of the H.K.C.C. The competitors Thus, a blind beggar (supposed) trouped and are Martin and Strickland v. Boyd and Murphy. begged his slow way along the main road from

Examples of the street dangers whit beset of the Canadian Facile Railway line, pedestrians are being multiplied daily in Hong will just about treble the size of Cana. kong. Yesterday forenoon a heary hand bur convenient for developweut. row got out of the control of the coolies who The Dominion Parliament voted a total were in charge of it in coming down d'Aguilar Street. It was loaded with sacks, apparently subsidy in cash towards the construction of

full of our or rice. As the barrow dashed the road, about 362 miles in lengths, amount-down the incline into Queen's Road it looked as being placed with great caution. The core- Ronst Ribs of Beef Roast Capon & Celery Sante The winners of this match will then meet the Wiju down to Pingrang, and by strange ing to $2,300,800, equivalent to £461,360. though it were going to crash into the vehic-quence is that stocks are accumulating. At The New Canadian Company was granted lar traffic of that thoroughfare; bat happily one depot in Calcutta at the beginning of this at this session a charter to manage and such a catastrophe was averted by one of the mouth over 90,000 tons of coal was stocked, and coolies who held on to the trams, bringing the the outlook certainly cannot be regarded as construct docks, elevators, etc. As the new runway's career to a stop by rating it promising. Though trading with Japan and the railway company are constructing the against the pillar of Messrs. A. S. Watson & Far East has not, baon suspended, in times of western half of the liuc, and the Canadinu Co.'s verandah, narrowly missing the electric

war industry and commerce must always suffer, Government the easteru balf, work way he light pole which stands close by. No one was

and the end of the war will be welcomed hy those interested in the Indian coal trade. expected to progress with the greatest bart, but the waggon was emashed up.

COLD.

Cold Roast Shoulder of Lamb and Mint Sauce Plain Sutad. VEGETABLES,

Potatoes

Indian Corn

Baked Onion% Egg Plants.

AWEETS.

Baked Chesont Custard Pudding Glace a la Nesselrode and Pound Cake Apricot Tart Tipay Cake.

DESSKET

Fruit : Coffee,

brothers Hancook in the final, which will coincidence du itinerant vendor of Manchester played at the beginning of next week. R. piece-goods happened to be going the same way, Hancock (having had his revenge on A. Humph, and stayed each night in the same village. At rays for his defeat in the A Class Singles) Pingyang the man with the rolls of shirtings will play his brother (the holder) for the tapped a Japanese gendarme on the shoulder Championship of the HK.C.C. on Widnes. and nodded in the direction of the blind beggar. day next, and after the match the prizes will be A few minutes later, very quietly, a couple of presented to the winners and runners-up of the ordinary-looking Corean labourers happened to collide accidentally with the blind mun, apologis-

different ovents.

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