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previous meeting of shareholders.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, JANUARY 19TH, 1905.

When

their own agent rediscovered the outcrop of blue clay, somewhere up the Labuk river, and sent samples; when u London export

A. S. WATSON & CO., fed that those samples were "true blue,”

LIMITED.

ESTABLISHED A.D. 1811,

WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS.

ALEXANDRA BUILDINGS.

PORTS

like the Kimberley basal clay, they could no longer refrain from reporting what was bound to raise lively hopes. A sensation of sorts was the immediate result. The papers at Home lust math were full of it, and share bayors and adventurers alike fixed their attention on the land that sends the Chinese ports most of their timber. Borneo has always been knows us a diamoud-producing country, but, as in flindustan, the supply

bas for long been believed to be almost

éxhausted. The ones famous namo Gol-

conda, though preserved as a sort of simile, or literary reference, now tails to convey any such opulent significance as the modern SHERRIES. public attaches to Kimberley, Klondike,

AND

BOTTLED BY

GEO. G. SANDEMAN, SONS

& CO., LĐ.,

LONDON, OPORTO & XERES.

PORTS :

PRICES.

DOURO

OLD TAWNY

PER DOZ.

$15,00 18,00

INVALID

18.00

ESTRELLA...

24.00

27.00

VERY OLD TAWNY

42.00

OLDEST AND FINEST

50,00

SHERRIES:

LIGHT DRY

$18.00

SOLERA

18.00

VERY PALE DRY...

18.00

FULL GOLDEN...

21.00 PALE DRY NUTTY... 24.00 FINE OLD BROWN. 36.00

TELEGRAMS.

["DAILY PRESS" SERVICE.]

FRENCH CABINET RES:GNS.

Loknox, 18th January. The resignation of the French Cabinet, postponed owing to a bereavement in President Loubet's family, took effect to-day.

In the new administration, Rouvier, who to-day relinquished portfolio of Minister of Finance, confidently expected to succeed M.

Combes as Premier.

REUTER'S SERVICE.]

INDO-CHINA.

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LONDON, 18th January. M. Dolonele does not believe in the outbeo-

city of Baron Kodama's plan (vide telegram 12th instint), though he is firmly convinced that Japan ardently covets Indo-Chins and iv- sista that the Government most immediately submit to the Chamber a programms for the maritime defence of the Eastern Colonies.

and so on. A brochure on diamonds, published exactly ifty years ago, mentions that the island of Borneo is the only other eastern locality which can boost of its (diamond) production. The diamond de- eues at Pontiana, in that island, directly under the line, and at Benjarmassin, about three degrees south of the equator. Here it is said to be of a quality superior to that of the geros found in the other Iudian localities; and to be distinguished in con- sequince by the name of Landak, the place where they are found. Here also the dia- mond occur in alluvial soil, accompanied with gold. One diamond of 367 carate was found there upwards of a century ago." The clay under which they were then found was described as "black," not blue. Vovaky in his Asiatic Researches meatione sandstone brescia na the predominant strata for Asiatic diamonds. It is quaint to read nowgraphed to St. Petersburg that a the Madras prices for Brahma diamonds, of junction of the two fleets has been

for "one manjalin "twenty, pagodas"

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THE WAR.

"SERVICE.]

["DAILY PREBS

BALTIC FLEETS MEET.

CLOSING OF AN OLD FIRM.

DEPARTURE OF MR. R. 'C. WILCOX.

With the departure of Mr. R. Chatterton Wilcox from the Colony yesterday for England, we have to scord the closing of the firm of Mezera. Turner & Co., one of the oldest firms in the Colony, with which Mr. Wilcox has been identified daring the past four years. The exact date of the foundation of the firm is not known, there being no clear record, but Mr. Richard Turnor, founder of the firm, was in business in Macho in 1828. He subsequently

years.

CHINA PROVIDENT LOAN AND MORTGAGE CO., LD.

ANNUAL MEETING.

HONGKONG VOLUNTEER

RESERVES.

PROPOSED RIFLE RANGE FOR THE PEAK,

ADDRESS BY THE CHIEF JUSTICE,

The eighth ordinary anal meeting of this Company was held at the Company's ofice. St. George's Building, Connaught Road, yesterday morning. There were present: Hon, Mr. E. Colour-Sergeant Bullock last evening gave a Showan (Chairman). Captain Goddard and lecture on Musketry" to members of the Mass. W. Allen, C..Tomes, W. R. Robertson, Volunteer Reserve Association, at the Hong- H. P. White, Braidwood, J, S. Van Buren, A. | kong City Hall Library, Sir H. §. Berkolsy (the Babington and Fung Wa ChuII.

Chief Justice) was in the chair, and amongst those present were His Excellency Sir Mattbow Nathan, K.U.M.G., accompanied by his private secretary, the Hou. Capt. L. Barnes Lawrence, RN., the Hon. Mr. E. H. Sharp, Mr. E, A. Hewett, Mr. W. H. Trenchard Davis (Hon.. Secretary), Mr. W. Danby, Mr. H. W. Robert- son, Mr. A. Mackenzie and others.

In moring the adoption of the report and traded at Lanton as Turner & Co., and the firm accounts, already published, the CHAIRMAN was one of the fret batch that migrated to suid-Gentlemen,-Unless you have an objection Hongkong on the invitation of Captain Eliott, wowill follow the usual course and take the report Mrm prospered and had brunches at Shanghai accounta

the Superintendent of Trade, in 1830. The and accounts now before you as read. The show an improvement of about the and Foodow. When Mr. Turner's connection $16,000 over the net receipts for last year, but censed, sometime in the early sixties, we believe, we do not propose to alter the regular annual

Sir H. S. BERKELEY sid:-Your Excellency of the dividend of eight per cent, preferring to

and gentlemon of the Volunteer Reserve Mr. Phineas Ryrie became head firm and many still resident in the strengthen the reserve fund, which with the pro-

Association,-I am very glad to ser the Colony will remember Mr. Ryrie as for many posed addition of $25,000 will amount to bumber who have replied to the very short years the senior unofficial member of the $80,000. As a reserve fuad is no roal reserve totics. I thought you would not mind short Legislative Council, and Chairman of the fund if it is invested in the business of its own notice so long as you were able to secure the. Chamber of Commerce.

Mr. Byrie died Company, and as it has always been our

lecturo from Coteur-Sergeant Bullock. Ho has in 1892, and thereafter the firm

passed endeavour to specially invest suck funds when promised to give a locture to be illustrated by into the hands of Mr. A. W. Walkin possible, we have invested ours in two other diagrams. It will be most useful to as. I need shaw, who remained at Feochow, leaving the Companies with the business of which your not say that we appr-einis the interest Fis Hongkong house in charge of the late Mr. general managers aru intimately acquainted. Excellency the Governor takes in the Association, James H. Cox. Mr. Wilcox gurchased the basi- The Chias Light & Power Company bus beer and his presence hore this evening. We now ness in 1900, and carried it on till the elom of a good client of this Company; it is now doing number 120 members, of whom 54 resïlo at the 1904, whes, anxious to retire, and failing to find

good business with excellent prospects Peak. We have recently appointed a sub-com- a purchaser for the business, he decided to close of still better business, so shareholders may mittee to son if a range can be had at the Peak. the firai wad the bulk of its business was trans-rest quite oasy about this investment, which is

Plans have been drawn which have been laid ferred to Messrs Gibh, Livingston & Co. The in any case aot a large one, and as the dividend before you, Sir, Your Excellency, and before filem, it may be mentioned, had held the agency is guaranteed at 6 per cent, for 1904 and 1905 | the General. If that spot can be acquired, and of the Northern Assumace Co. for exactly fifty it is equal to a return of over 6 per cent. Since If His Excellency allows us to build a range we invested in Gron Island Cement shares there, it will be a great thing for the efficiency the market has dropped owing to tha prosent of the members of the Association. Not scarcity of money for the China New Year, only for those residing at the Puak, but the prospects of this Company are also for the

will range

be only about five excellent, and its business is so good that wo minutes' walk from the top tram station, think nothing more need be said on that score. and will therefore be equally conven. We bad thus invested more than our reserveient for

persons below for Forsens fund amounted to at that time, but we did at the Peak itself. It will probably be used by this with a view to the new issue of Green all living on the Island of Hongkong, while Island Cement shares, and when our proportion we will have to fall on the courtesy of the Military

op riz.-675 shares at $20, and Naval authorities for allowing us to s

their ranges for residents at Kowloon. I am bringing down the average cost of those

able to state for the information of shares to under $27, we shall then be well mombers hera present that the General, within the amount of our reserve fund at the request of His Excellency the for this year, viz. $8,000. Oni mortgages require no comment, as under the provident system every year sees them on a firmer fing, and as to our loans, though of course we have to take rath 'r more risk than wo should if we did the usual humdrum business at low rates of interest, there is none gives us the least no siness. The China Light & Power Co. is a case in point. We have been very 180- ful to this Company, and it in rotura has paid us for oar assistance what would be considered

It is the kind of business that a finance company such as this is intended to take up.

We are much better able to judge

LONDON, 17th January,

Admiral Rozhdestvensky has tele-

(two carats); and "400 Madras pagodas" effected, and that he is now leaving as the price of an “eight imanjalín,” or | Madagascar. sixteen carat stone. No mention is made of Kimberley, whose genny trea

a. Š. WATSON & CO. Sure were not discovered antil 1867, the

LIMITED.

great rush following three years later. The few hundreds composing the white population of British North Borneo may

(REUTERA SERVICE) ·

A RUSSIAN REPULSE.

LONDON, 16th January. An independent account of General Mist- cheukes's daring, raid shows that it was

Was

Mr. Wilcox aerived in Hongkong on Jan. uary 8th, 1875, coming out from England as Editor of the Hongkong Daily Prem,in which capacity he remained, with credit alike to the paper and himself, for fifteen years, during a large part of which time he was also lesses of the business- In those days, 18 a glance at the old files will reveal, the community less contented and peaceably inclined than it is to-day. During the term of Sir John Pop, Hennesy's governorship the popular dissatisfaction with the Governor's policy was exceedingly pronounced, and was faithfully reflected in the leader column of the Hongkong Daily Prem, This antagonism of -the community to the Governor lasted through oat His Excellency's term of service, and Looking back over the files one might easily suppose that Sir John Pope Hennessy would enterian ne kind regards for the Editor of the Daily Press. But it is interesting to record that before His Excellacy left the Colony ho invited Mr. Wilcox to meet him for the express purpose of making known to him his apprecia-

is taken

Agents in Hongkong and South China for not, as a consequence of this discovery, wholly unsuccessful, the cavalry being tion of the high tone of his criticism and it in au ordinuy case almost exorbitant rates of

Sandsman's Winer.

ALEXANDRA BUILDINGS.

rise to the twenty-nine thousand of the South African diamond city, but if the two blue clays be found equally rich, the B.N.B. [33 Company will have hard work to keep prospectors away. That the climate is "particularly pleasant for the tropics," is a factor that should add to the attractive power of this now more than ever fascina- ting country.

NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS, Oxzreommunications relating to the new, columns should be addressed to Tas EDITOR.

dresses

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HONGKONG OFFICE: 14, DEVœux Road Cl. LONDON OFFICE: 181, FLEET STREET, E.C.

HONGKONG, JANUARY 19TH, 1905,

To Borneo, British North Borneo, which producea, according to the Directory and Chronicle, "elephants, rhinoceros, deer of three kinds, wild cattle, pigs, bears, and

powerless against outrenched infantry.

HONGKONG LAND REULAMA- TION CO., LD.

ÖRDINARY MEETING.

The fourth ordinary meeting of shareholders in the Hongkong Land Reclamation Company, Limited, was held at the Commuy's office.

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Governor, has placed forty good rilles at Commandant of the Volunteers expects some of ear disposal (Applause). In a few weeks the the latest patter shoot rifles wo wil then be able to shoot against the Volunteers (Laughter). I am now able to make an announcement which will be good to you--you will be able to purchase the weapons if you desire to do so and have your awn. We will now hear Colonr-Sergeant Bullock (Applanes).

Colour-Sergeunt BurLock dolivered an ex- tremely interesting lecture, but of rather too technical a nature to justify reproduction. He received hearty applause.

Sir H. S. BERKELEY-Your Excellency and Gentlemen,-I am sure you will be unauimonS in responding to a hearty vote of thanks for the rango have been impressed by the workma this very able tectare. All who have been on

complete freedom from anything in the Latare of personal attack-a compliment whiok was certainly deserved and duly appreciated.

After fifteen years of journalism Mr. Wilcor whether it is safe than if we were not intimately like. business-like manner of Colour-Sergeant songht a change of occupation. Ho tried th. /oonnected with both concerns, as we are in this Bullock in giving us the instruction wO TO house and estate agency business, but gave it up on his appointment as Secretary of the Chamber of Commervo, into which institution ho infused new life and considerably increased its membership. Ang movement calenbuted to

ease, and instead of this being a danger to the Provident Company we consider that it is quits the reverse. We could never show net profits of nearly 11 per cent, if we only did ordinary money lending at low rates, but I think that as

quira; and when we have been there to the energy of Mr. W. H. Trenchard Davis, the very able Honorary. Secretury. What we were to hear from Colour-Sergeant Bul- lock we expected to be good, but I do not think we expected such a capable lecture

who had a greater grasp of his subject of my time, to many lecturers, but never to one and whe delivered his lecturer in workmanlike manner. I propose a very hearty vote of thanks to Colour-Sergoant Ballook.

Victoria Buildings, at 11.30 a.m. yesterday. I benefit the trade of the Colony always found we have had no bad debts to write off, so far. as this. I have listened, in the

Tientsin is enjoying one of the mildest The Hon. Mr. W. J. Gresson (Chairman) winters it has ever knowa.

presided, and there were also present the Hon. Bir . P. Chater, C.M.G.. More. The steamor Nigretia, captured by the E. Shollim. R. C. Wilcox and Ho Tang Japanese, is said to have been released,

(Directora), Mr. M. S. Northcote (Secretary), and Messrs. Ho Fook, Ho Kom Tong, Shelton Hooper, Lo Cheng Shui, H. N. Mody, J. Orange, A. J. Raymond and H. C. Wilcox.

The SECRETARY read the notice convening the mooting.

A cass of cannibalism is alleged to have occurred at Footnag, near Shanghai.

Mr. James Whittall to-day resumes charge of the China Traders' Insurance Сотраву, Limited.

The B. I, steamer Landula, with reliefs for Mueno, arrived at that port yesterday morning. The troops were all woll.

Mr. Harold Austen, representing Messrs Rumjahn & Co, left by the s.s. Book yesterday,

to visit various countries,

The Rev. W. J. Southam will this evening lecture at the Union Church Literary Club on

Life in the Canadian North West."

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The CHATMAN said-Gentleman,-The ro- port and accounts having been in your bands for some days, we may, I presums, take them as res

As men-

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it is a good indication that we have not been careless in our choico of the risks we have takken.

Me. FUNG WA CHUN seconded the motion, which was agreed to.

in him a warm supporter. In 1897 he acted us Bersiary to the Committee formed to and subeequently served on the Commission was carried unanimously. inquire into the trsde of the

port,

Mr. VAN BUREN seconded the motion, which appointed to inquire into the advisability of the

Mr. BRAIDWOOD moved that the retiring registration of chair and jinrikisha coolios, but

members of the consulting committee-Mesgr. the recommendation of the Commission was, Kee, Chau Tung Shang, II. P. White and H. P. White, J. 8. Van Buren, Chow Hing happily for the public, net approved by the Dr. J. W. Noble-be re-elected. Government. On resigning the secretaryship of the Chamber of Commerce to take over the business of Turner & Co., Mr. Wilcox was ap- pointed a member of the Committee, and up to the time of his departure continued to take the closest interest in its affairs. In addition Mr. Wilcox has rendered useful

sarvice as Chairman of the local branch of the Chiun. Association for the past year and a half and also as a member of the Navy League Com mittee, not to mention his services as director of several pablie compazios.

Captain GODDARD inoved that Messrs. A. O'D. Gourdin and W. H. Fotts be re-elected auditors.

Mr. W. ALLEN seconded the motion, which was carried.

CRICKET.

INTERPORT CLICKET.

The Swator C.C. having invited the Hong- kong C.t to send up an "A" team to play them at cricket during the Chinese New Year holidays the committee decided yesterday morn Mr. Wilcox, accompanied by Mrs. Wilcox anding to accept, and the following are asked to Mr. Harold Wilcox left by the Namea ag yes or represent Hongkong:--Messrs Harry Hancock month in India before proceding to England. ter Dixon, G. E. Morrell, W. W. G. Ross, J. day for Calcutta, intending to spend shout a (Captain), F. C. Butcher, A. Mackenzie, Wal-

Goldring, J. Hooper, G. P. Lammert and Capt. H. W. Smith, A.0.C.

The accemats are of so simple a naturo na to call for no special comment, but you will note with satisfaction, I am sure, that we hate wiped off the debit balance of $6,219.10 with which we began the year under review, and close with a balance to the good of 87,157.32, carrying forward, after paying directors and auditors' fees, the sum of $4,557.32. tioned by your Chairman at the last annual At about noon yesterday a coolie fell down meeting, we are still necessarily passing through pythons," the minds of any readers will the dock at the Nara! Yard Extension. There the period of expenditare with our reclama In wishing him bon voyage and many years to W. C. Bonuar, Surgeon Horley, B.N., P. W. this morning doubtless turn with much is little hope of his recovery. interest, when they read on the next page the story of the discovery of diamond elay in that territory. As the Home paper from which we quote has stated, the story unfolded before the proprietors of the Chartered Company reads like a page from STEVENSON's treasure-bunting romance. Even the sketch map, showing the locality of the treasure, was forthcoming in some

At the Police Court yesterday morning before Mr. F. A. Hazeland two Chinese for being in possession of illicit opium were fined $55 and $100 respectively.

Mr. H. Haynes, manager of the Hongkong Hotel, left for England on a holiday yesterday. There was cracker fring and much smoke

nuisance in Dee Yinx Road Central.

Mr. A. H. Watts is reported to have left

enjoy at Home the rapose which thirty years of activity in Hongkong may be considered to earn, we echo the wishes of a very wide circle of friends by whom Mr. Wilcox and his

family are held in the highest esteem.

tion works at Kowloon Point, which, I am pleased to be able to inform you, continues to make steady progress and should reach com- pletion a few months hence. Our houses at Taumati and the storage ground there are well let and are giving us a good return on the capital invested thereon. Before moving the

About seven o'clock last evening a fire adoption of the report and accounts, I shall be pleased to answer any questions regardington Street. Some soolies engaged in shipping occurred at a furniture shop, No. 44, Welling-

thom you may wish to put.

cases in a cook-loft upset a kerosene lamp,

FIRES.

As there are no questions, I beg to more that which is supposed to have ignited some loose

papers. We need not repeat the story, so Tientsin for Shanghai, to take charge of the the report and accoun's as presented ho passed, packing lying about. The fire had been

shipping department of the Chinese Engineer-

Mr. J. ORANGE-I beg to second. Carried unanimously.

Mr. H. C. WILCOX-I beg to propose selection of Mr. Ho Pung as a director.

Mr. Lo CHEUNG Snur-I beg to second. Carried,

the

The CHAIRMAN-The next business is to

graphically told in the extinet referred to;ing and Mining Co. in the stead of the late but the intimate trade relations subsisting Mr. Fullerton. between British North Borneo and this Colony, as well as with China, compel us to charged a house boy before Mr. F. A. Hazeland A Chinese cook hailing from Taitamtuk regard the now announcement with more at the Police Court yesterday with assault. than a mild interest. At present the Com The cook ordered the house boy to clean up the pany is doing very well out of timber, kitchen. On the latter refusing, the pair came elect a director in place of Mr. R. C. Wilcox, tobacco, sago, rice, gums, gutta-percha, to blows, and the house boy, getting the worst who I am sorry to say is leaving the Colony coco-nuts, rattan, and ull varieties of jungle of it, picked up a chopper with which he proceed. to-day,

| ed to disfigure his assailant. He was sentenced produce. What it may do as a seller of to a term of six weeks' kurd labour, diamonds, if the performance should equal the promise of the blue clay now being H. J. Gomperts held an inquiry into the At the Magistracy yesterday afternoon Mr. tested, it is hard to put mental limits to cause of death of James Douglas, who was taken It should pale to insignificance the beggarly to the Government Civil Hospital with a $1,096,000 which the Company expects to fractured skull, where he died on the 10th make this year. Naturally, these hard instant. The finding of the jury was in ao. beaded men of business poo-poohed the that death was due to a fractured skull caused cordance with the Medical Officer's statement, story of the prospector at first, and did not by a fall while drunk. He had been drinking think it worth while mentioning to the heavily.

Mr. Ho Fook-I have much pleasure in proposing Mr. A. J. Raymond in place of Mr Wilcox.

Mr. Ho Kom Tora-I beg to second. Carriod.

proetically put out by the residents of the shop

arrived on the soone. when the brigade under Chief Inspector Baker

Their services were required however, for a second outbreak, which occurred, in a rattan and matting shop in Newmarket Strast: The first and second floors of this shop were gutted bofore the flames could be got under way, but a constant playing of the bose saved the adjoin ing premises from ignition.

WEATHER REPORT.

The Hongkong Observatory yesterday issued the following: On the 18th at 11:45 am. The barometer has risen in N.E. Japan and Mr. A. J. BAYMOND-I beg to propose the fullen at all other stations. A shallow do- re-election of beurs, W. H. Potts and A. O'D.! pression he passed into the Eastern Sex from

the westward. Gradients are vory sight apon Gourdin as auditors.

the coast of China and the ordinary N.B. monsoon continues to the interrupted." Light variable winds will prevail both in the Formosa Channel and in the northern part ofthe China Sea.

Mr. SUELTON Hourer-I beg to second. Cazried.

The CHAIEMAN-That is all the business, gentlemen; thank you for your attendance.

Forecast-Light variable winds, cloudy, fair,

83RD CO. B,G,A. ¥. A.O.E.C.

A League match between the 83rd Company Royal Garrison Artillery and the Army Ord nance Recreatior: Club was played at Happy Valley yesterday afternoon. The latter club wron by 128rans and i wkts. Scores were as follows:-

Major Williamson, b Longbottom.. 60 Q.M. Webb, nos out. Lt. Doran, b Cramp

A.O.R.C.

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T. Edwards, c Johnson, b Bush

J. Armstrong, b Johnson

S.-S. Ogden, not out

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Total

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11

4

2

... 15

..153 L-Cpl. Legrove and L-Cpl. Bradford, Ptos. Griffiths, Smith, and Raid did not bat.

83RD co. 3.0.A.

Br. Rivers & Legrove ↳ Bradford 2 Br. Johnson c Legrove b Bradford 4 Br. Oliver b Bradford

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Sgt. Longbottom o Legrove b Ed-

wards

Br. Crafts b Bradford

Gr. Crump u Griffiths ↳ Edwards. 8.-M. Thomas b Bradford

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Sgt. Millor Bradford b Edwards Sgt. Marriott e Griffiths b Edwards '1 Cpl Bush b Bradford

Burridge not out

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HIS EXCELLSNOT THE GOVERNOR-Gentle won, I propose a voto of thanks to the Chair- man, to whose energy, coupled with the energy of the Honomey Secretary, so much of the success. of the Association is due. I still receive ohits for advice and suggestions for further steps to be taken for the advanca of the Association. When I can help I do so, but without thom I am sure the Association would not make such strides as it does (Applause).

Sir II. S. BERKELEY-If it is true that the Honorary Secretary and myself have done something for the Association none of us will forget that the Association itself is due to His Excellency the Governor (Applause).

TRAINING NOTES.

Course yesterday morning, and a lot of good There was a very good turnout at the Race work was done. Some of times are as follows:

Aladdin, mile-36, 1.11, 1463, 2.214.- Cake Walk, 4 mile-35, 1.10 1.48. Mr. Potts's Derby, mila-33, 1.9, 1,463. 2.20, Mr. Potts's second Derby, mike-37, 1.14 1.50

2.21.

Mr. Potta's two subs, mile-383, 1.16.1.59, 2.26. Mr. Cruickshank's sub and Derby, mib-37, 1.15, 1.534, 2.29.

Mr. Potta's fourth Derby, mile-37, 1.15 149, 2.211.

Mr. Mody's Derby, mile-38, 1.15, 1,541, 2.30. Mr. Dorabjes's sub, mile full time-2.214. Mr. Mody's Derby bay.. mile-39, 1.30. Mr. Mody's Darby white, milo-40, 1.18, 1.524.

Mr. Dorabjee's bay sub, mile--874, 1.12. Mr. Macdonald's rosa, 14 mil 40, 119, 1,56, 2.241, 8.04.

Mr. Houston's two subs., mile-38, 1.12, 1.46. 2.34.

Mr. Gresson's Torby bay and grey, 4 milo— 351, 1.11, 1.431.

Mr. Moxon's Derby, mile-404, 1.17, 1544, 2.30.

Mr. Mody's black; sub, I mile-42, 1.29), 158. Mr. Levy's Derby, mile-13, 120, 1.58, 236. Crafton and Tyra, 11 mile-42, 1,204, L574, 2.35, 8.10, 3.4.

Jetsam, mile-40, 1.13, 1.53, 2.253.

Mr. Johnston's sub, mile-t1, 1.20, 1.544. Coronet Rose, mile #8, 1.16, 1.49. Mr. Mody's sut, milo-341, 1.8, 1.40, Mr. Jupp's sub, mile-34, 1.10, 1.46, 221, Mr. Craig's crean Derby, mila-404, 122, 2.3, 2.58.

Mr. Craig's Derby, 14 mile-42, 1.21, 2.0, 2.37, 9.10.

H.E. the Governor'a sub, I mile-41), 118, 1.524.

Messrs. Sutherland und Co.'s sub, 4 mile-36, 1.11, 1.47.

Mr. Mumford's sub, mile-33, 1.6, 1.40. Mr. Goetz's sab and Patrimony, mile-41, Mr. Lamke's subs, 1 mile-291, 1.203, 1.591,

ROYAL ARTILLERY Y. I M.S. "GLOET.” This match will take place on the Cricket Gronad today (Thursday), starting at 11 am-1.26, 2.5, 2.40, The ground will be reserved for this match until 4 p.m. when the nots will be put up for practice,

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