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SUPREME COURT-

Monday, January 28th,

IN APPELLATE JURISDICTION.

BEFORE THE FULL COURT.

~CONFISCATED MURIATS OF MORPELJA

Sir Henry Berkeley, K.C., instructed by Mr. J. Beolt Harsion of Mesurs Ewers and Hematon) wosed, pursuant to notice, for an order -sisi calling upon the magistrate, Mr. Hazell,

THE HONGKONG LAND INVEST- MENT AND AGENCY CO., LD.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, JANUARY 29TH, 1907.

The eighteenth ordinary meeting of share- holders in this Company was held at the Company's offices, Victoris Buildings, at noon yesterday. Hon. Mr. W. J. Grosson presided, other shareholders present being Sir Pani Chater and essrs. A. Haupt, A. J. Raymond, D. M. Nisim, N. A. Siete and H. P. White (director), A. Shelton Hooper (secretary), T. E. Hough, J, Orange, H. Forey Smith, F. Ellis, C. W. May. D. K. Moss, A. H. Ongh and A. Rodgera

The police calling the meeting having been read,

The CHAIRMAN Bid:

to show cause why their Lordships should not jesus writ of certiorari to qezab a certain ardor made by the Magistrate who, assuming to act

Gentlemen-With your sanction. I propose under section 39; Ordinanca 2 of 1891, forfaited to take the report and accounts as road. Dur font cases of muriate of merghia, the propertying the year under review, the property of Mr. William Hofmoon, of Shanghai, which had been sized on July 23rd, 1906, at Taimchalsoć, Kowloon, in godown 21 of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godowa Co.

The Cisief Justice-Of course we have read the Ale, but is this going to be opposed

Sir Henry Berkeley-Sinca the patica was filed we received a letter,

The Pulsne Judge-—hiave you got your stuff ? Sir Henry Barkeley-We have not got it yet. Before doing so we wish to put ourselves is order by getting the order visi

market in common with all other markets has sulfured from the period of 'depressed trade, which I trust wo are rapidly leaving behind us. The conditions have been such as to preclude the sale of any of our properties, and is no lots with a ressonable prospect of advantageons | developwont have been submitted to me, tha company has not derived any revenue from this brunch of ita business. A comparison of our assets with the year 1905 shows that the amount advanced on mortgage hus decreased by $14.53; and that a further sum of $55,293.84 has been spent on developing properties, making our property investments $6,050,975.25, against $6,995,771,91 1905. Dealing with proft arad or account the return from that important source of our esverne, "Rents," shows an increase of 841138. This in a measure must be considered satisfactory, but I regret to say that in spite of every endeavour we have still a number of vacant tenemente, although not so many as a year ago. From the census recently takon, you are aware that thers has been a reduc - } tion in the Chinesa population; there are other Bir Heary Berkeley-No. In this case we

causes also which have seriously Excted pro ebeuld have originally appealed, but the manperties, but as we must all hope for the knew nothing about his property having been amelioration, if not the removal, of useless forfeited until some time afterwards. To give restrictions it would appear to be ressonablo to jurisdie ion this property should have beau saticipat a gradually increased return from opium whereas it is muriate of morphia.

Chinese rentals. There is an increase of 82,200 The Chief Justice That I think is construc-

in commission account. On the debit side of tion.

the account you will find interest account, and

The Chief Justice I *uppose you want to get the Magistrate's order quashed ?

Sir Henry Berkeley—Yes, and it is a question after that of compensation sad costs. We bave been driven to take this step, but it they give us costs that will be the end of the matter. Counsel then put in the affidavits filed in the case The Chief Justice--The only question that cccurred to me when reading the papere is us to whether it was not construction sa dietinguished from jurisdictinni.

Sir Heury Barkeley--Possibly.

The order was granted and the appeal will be with the withdrawal of funds inrested on

heard on Monday.

IN ORIGINAL JURISDICTION.

BEFORE SIR FRANCIS P1000TT (CH) JUSTICE).

MAN HUN WO . 6.1.4.N. CO

The hearing of this claim for the recovery

mortgage it is only to be expected that our revenue under this beading must be a gradually declining ons, the actual decrease this year being $51, 891.88. Charges acconat is practi- cally unaltered, while fire insurance is some $2,800 more. The cost of repairs increased from $11,08720 to $14,091.36 which is accounted for by the damage done by the typhoons, and estimated at about 26,000 Summarised, the net earnings of the year are $55,811.23 more

handicap property holders may be considerably modified in the near future. I do not like to my too much about this, looking as we do on the matter as one which may be opened itp shortly. We have now sitting • Royal Commis- don dealing exhaustively with matters concert- ing property, and I look forward hopefully to the ontcome of their úsliberations, and with could ence that whatever recommendations they may put forward will bring amelioration of our lot, (Applause). The year that has passed has been troublona ane; it is brought home to us now when we are cloning up ver accounts, the losses we have sustained, and it is matter for con gratulation that car directors are able to reconnuend the payment of the dividend they have done. (Applause.) There is a lot of the Oliver Twist about shareholders, and at times we are perhaps too prone to bold out our hands for more. On this occasion I think we are forinsate, and the least we can do is to cheer on our directors and management and show our appreciation of the year's work. (Applause),

The motion was carried unanimously. Mr. D. M. Nissim's appointment to the Board of Directore was confirmed on the motion of Mr. Moss, seconded by Mr. RODGERS,

Mc. PERCY SHIT moved the re-election of Mossre. A. J. Raymond and D. M. Nissim to the Board of Directors.

Mr. MAY Bonded, and the motion was agreed to.

It was proposed by Mr. ORANGE, seconded by Mr. Que and carried aganimonsly that Mears, H. Perry Smith and C. W. May should be reappointed anditors.

The CHAIRMAN Dividend warrents will bo ready on application to-morrow morning.. I thank you for your attendroon, gentleman.

THE WEST POINT BUILDING ĐO. LÀ.

CANTON.

{FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT].,

Canton January 26th.

A CHINESE CONTRACT.

· The local engineer Chan Lun Ta! entered into a contract with the biness Government rome two years ago for the reclamation of the Ho Pak new band and is said to have received from the Bin Hau Kuk from time to time con biderable sums of money amounting to 200,000- tools on account of work done and materials supplied. The time limited in the conirot Ice the complation of the work had expired long go nad extension of time was granted to the contractor on several occasions in order to enable him to complete the reclamation, but up to the present time the work has not been finished. Recently Viceroy Chou Fu and Shen Totai went personally and inspected the reclamation works. Thay discovered that only a portion of the work bad bear completed and that it was vary badly dana, His Excellency was very mach annoyed about the way the contractor bed conducted the work. His Excellency gave er-

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dors to the Na Hoi Magistrate to saize all Chan Luu Tai's property. It is now reported that the sasiatant magistrate has saved the following properties belonging to Châs Lun Tai viz-Engineering shop at Shap Pat Po, head qee at Nam Kwan, six hours at back of heat office, angineering shep, at Honam and eight steam launchos. Vi eroy Chou Fa has also text a despatch to "icoroy Chang Chih-tang requesting the latter affcial toorder Magistrata

Entries for the races to be held at Happy Yeong Yuu Ting who was chief deputy of the reclamation works (who is at present on leave Valley on the second day of the muting, to his satire country at Hapeh) te he imma Wednesday, February 20th, are as under: diately sent back to Canton forthoinvestigationz Jockey CUP-Velus $30. Segond to of his accounts regarding the reclamation affairs,

25 PIRATES EIRCCTED. Admiral Li Tsan went to the Kong Po military station on the 24th instant to witness the exocation of 25 pirates who had already been tried and condemned to capital punishment.

A CHINESE DEETOR.

The eighteenth ordinary inenting of share holders in the West Point Building Co., Ld., was held at the Company's offices, Violorin Sir Paul Buildings, yesterday morning. Chater provided, and there were also present Hon. Mr. W. J. Gresson and Messrs A. J. Raymond and A. G. Wood (directors), Mr. A, Bbelton Hooper (secretary), and Mesra, J.Viceroy hou Fu caused Leong Fo Sheung's Orenge, F. Maitland, F. Ellis, G. C. Moxon

On representation being made by the British Authorities on behalf of the creditors,

bouse in Ship Ng Po to be seized. It is

H. Porey Smith, A. Haupt, J. M. Uran, F. Heported that Leang's debts in Hongkong

Bount to the huge sum of about $400,000. Haskell and C. W. May.

The SECRETARY raad the notice coprening

the meeting after which

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The CHAIRMAN said:-Gentlemen, With your permission we will take the report and accounts as read. The result of the year's working shows a net profit of $2,546.69 15 against $45,700.67, which enables us to pay a dividend of 8.10 as against 8365 for the previous year. You will notice that on the credit side of

STEPS TO PROMOTION. Expectant Prefect Chung Van Pung was one of the officials who came to Caaton with Viceroy Chou Fu. Prefent Chungis a doctor by profession. Recently the Viceroy was suffering from a sore foot and Chang was summoned to the gamen to attend to him." It is reported that Chung bas onrud His Excelloney and he intends to appoint the prefect as principal modioal

HONGKONG JOCKEY CLUB.

recaíve $100; and Third 250. For China ponies, subscription griffins of any arason. To be ridden by jockeys who hare not bad more than two winning mounts previous to this meeting in Hongkong or China. Weight Previons wineere for inches as por coale barred. Entrance $10. Duco round. 1-Mr

Bazey's Small Rose, 1st 191ba

's Pale Rose, I1st 116 2-Mr Burcy 3-Mr Carruthers Homnces, 1st ba

dr

4-Mr C. Paul Chather's Rust, 10er 9lbs. 5 Mr W.G. Clarke's Vagabond, 1931 13lbs 6-Mr W. G. Clarke's Pathan, 10at 12lbs 7-Father O'Flynn's Dublin. Ist 11b

Mansra, T. F. Hough and R. Shewan's Laveragie's Hope, 10 t 12lbs 9-Messrs. T. F. Hough and K. Shewan's

་ The Skear Dho, list 4lbs 10-Mr Hunter's Patard, 11st 116

- Mr Hurstham's Wicked, 10st 72lbs 12-Mr M. H. Logun's Cupid, 1st 12lbs... 13-Mr Loland's Hobbie, list 1lbe 14-Mr D. Macdonald's Highland Heather,

1st 91bg

15-Mr Macdonald's Highland Bonne,

10st ba 16-Mr Magpie's Chern, 10st 12ibe 17-Hon. Mr. F. H. Hay'a Huang, Like Ib 18-Mr

Medico's Nigel, 10at 9lbe

than in 1905, if you exclude from that year the profit and loss accourt rents recoired stand at officer of the Provincial Army and the military 19-Mesara, Parker and Mackie's No Satry,

of $1,863 maid to have been lost on a shipment $101,556 derived from profit on "Properly and 650,00, whereas in the 1905 account the colleges.

of birds' neste, was concluded.

from After boring lengthy addresses counsel on both sider, his Lordship romrved bis decision.

POLICE COURT.

Monday, January 28th.

BEFORE MR. F. A. HAZELAND (FIRST POLICE MAGISTRATE),

HOUSEBREAKING,

Two long-robed Chinese appeared before the Court or a charge of breaking and entering the house No. 45 Gough Street, ond stealing here. from a quantity of silk clothing and 35 in

money.

From the evidence it appeared that one of the defendants was staying at the house in question, being a friend of the family. He accompanied them to the theatre on the night of the robbery, and while they were engrossed in the play took advantage of the oppor tunity to steal awoy, and meeting bis socomplice together they returned to the house and forced

the door open

The Wochip found the defendants guilty and sentenced sech to two months' imprisonment with bord labour syd four hours' stocks.

THE ALLEGED ARSON CASE,

Investment," and this result your directors trnst you way consider satisfactory. If any further information is desired, I shall be pleased to give it to the best of my ability.

AD

Mr. Mesa-Mr. Chairman, there is amount among the assets of $6,050,975.75. How is it that nothing has been written off for depreciation of property?

The CHAIRMAN.--The

10 answer

that

question is that the property is never written down because anything that is necessary is provided on the other side of the account for depreciation.

amount under that heading was shown as 885,251,04, the reason being that the latter smoaut included rates which were payable to the Government and refunded by the tenant, but as the ten out now pays rates direct to the Government and they do not appear in our books the nut rent revived is alone shown, and in consequence barcof they do not appear either on the debit aide of this account. As alone in yon will also notice. Crown rent

PRESS IN LEADING STRINGA.

Viceroy Chou Fu hoe received a copy of the new Press Laws from Peking, His Excellency sent a copy of it to the Nam Hoi agistrate. Yesterday the magistrale invited the editors of the local press, who called at the magistracy and were requested to affix their signatures to the document in acknowledgment that the laws are onforced. The interview lasted over an hour, during which the magistrate suggested to the members of the press that they should establish a public boll where meatings could be held to investigate press faire. They should also communicate regularly with the conrisercial and fabour societies abroad so as to suceriais the treatment of the Chinese by foreigners.

AMERICA AND JAPAN.

10st 12)ba

LUBL

2-Messrs. Parker and Mackie's Can Pass,

10st 12ths.

Me John Peel's Bilsdale, 1st 11b 22-Mr Stewart's Off Chance, 11at 11b 23-Mr Wayfonng's Asusual. 1st 121bs 24-Mr A. J. Williams' Brython, 1st 11b THE FICBANDE PLOTE Value $3,000. Pre-

Bented

by the bankers and exobange brokers of Hongkong. Second to receive $150; and Third $50, For China ponies. Weight for itches as

as per scale. Previous winner at this meeting of one race 7 lb extra; of two or more races 10 ib. extra. Griffius allowed 5 lb. Subscription griffins of this season 1906-1907 Upplaced rapuera, allowed allowed 10 15

5 lb. Entrance $15. From the two mile

past once round aud in, 1-Mr Brutton's Kingston (iste Exchange

King, 1st b 2-Mr Bazay's Triumph Rose, 11st 11b

Glorious Rose, 11st b

4--Mr 3-Mr Copenhagen's Cosmopolitas, ilst 6-Mr. Copenhagen's Crisis. 10st-1216

Mr Fan C

auche, Ust. 4b

Mry's Corenet Rose, 11st 16

...

being charged at $518 is against 29,069.94 shown in the 1905 account for Crown rent and rates. The cost of property this year is shown 28 87,98801 in excess of last year, being Mr. Mous-If your property slands like this the cost of improving the water vervies requir. in the books, what do you think would happened by the introduction of the rider sin system To you think the domanded by the Government. The cost of the in case of a big fire? Insurance Companien won'd pay up the fuli upkeep of the property is about 31,000 less than auo unt? They don't pay up hook value, they the previous year, which considering the de-

Recently a gentleman named Saydor wrote to structive typhoons experienced, your directors the Editor of the Pacific Commercial Advertiser pay up actual value.

deem very satisfactory. If any shareholder complaining that tost journal was ill advised fa wishes for further information, I shall be pleas-continually harping on the weakcurse of the

United States in the event of awar with Japan,' -Mr John Peel's Ard Patrick, 11st 1lb.

The Advertiser thus retorta: Mr. Sayder 12-Mr John Peel's Cotswold 11st 41b may rest assured that there is nothing the 13-Mr John Peel's Quorn (inte Worland) Japanese

1st Ib General Staff does not know about any

14-Mr H. P. White's Zapater, 11st b phase of the American military and raval

of the 15-Mr Winkard's White Blase, let b situation, partionlarly in the or Covernment

Bewanes of 5 lb deducted. United States in the Pacific. Our

The Cusinman-The Insurance Companies would pay up the actual value for which we are insured.

Mr. Moss-La 1bat the custom?

The CHAIRMAN-We are fully insured. Mr. Moss know it is not the castom amongst fire insurance companies to pay up

like that.

Tha CHAIEMAN - I think that in the case of

ed to answer any questions,

There were no questions, and the CHAIRMAN proposed the adoption of the report and accounts.

Mr. Haupt Broanded, and the motion was carried.

Mr. ORANGE moved the confirmation of the

The motion was conded by Mr. ELLIS and carried.

Company like this the insurance companies appointment of the Hon, Mr. W. J. Gresson to would recognise any claim submitted provided it the Board of Directors. was justifiable. Thore would be no difficulty in recovering the full amount of our insurance, Mr. Moss I don't think they would; to with regard

accounts payable $1,957,541.26, how much of that is out on loan on which we are paying interest?

The Chinese boy charged with arson by Inspector Macdoueld of Taumati Station again

It will be ́aud appeared before bis Worship. remembered that in this case the boy lit a fire on the door of an empty honze, for the purpose laanid, of keeping himself warm, and the Magistrate held that as the act malicious the defendant could not be charged with arson, and asked Larpector Macdonald to consider bis position.

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The Inspecter was listed that a charge of arsin could not be maintained, and asked for the defendant's release.

The boy was accordingly set at liberty.

LABURNY,

Chac Kui, an unemployed coolie and a com- į firmed opium, smoker, has been carrying on a

to another.

profitable, but dishonest, business by stealing pillows from one opium divan and selling them He was eventually caught with one of the stolen pillows in his possession, how- evor, and handed over to the police. Ou appear. jeg before his Worship yesterday he was sentenced to fourteen days' imprisonment with hard labour.

FOOTBALL CHALLENGE SHIELD.

Mr. HOOPER-Rasiting interest.

Mr. Muse-Receiving interest. What I mean to say is that some of the amount must be contractors' accounts. Surely there is not a bonk amount like this all due.

The CHAIRMAN-You em to little bit vague about what information you require. ·

Mr. Moss Wel, I'd like the accousIM payable split up in more detailed manner so that we can know szautly what it is.

The CHAIRMAN-If you look on the other side of the account you will sean monat

Hon. Mr. W. J. Grasson and Mr. A. J.

Raymond were reelected to the Board of Directors on the action of Mr. MAITLAND, seconded by Mr. HASKELL,

Mr. Moxos proposed, and Mr. GRACA

-Mr.

8- Mr Fas Black Fansy, 10xt 4h..

Mr Fas' Mareala, 10st 13ib*. 16-Mr F. B. Marshall Tip Cat, ilat lib

11-Mr

AMATEUR COMEDIAN'S STORY

Face Became Blotchy from Use of Grease Paints-Lower Part was Covered with Red Pimples- Doctor's Mixture had Ne Effect. CURED BY THE

CUTICURA REMEDIES

"I am an amateur comedian. The troupe, during last stoner, gave some thing like three shows a weak, and it was necessary for each cric to make up his face with grease priots. About the beginning of July my face begun ta ger. blotchy and became wrirse and worse, fill at the end of a week the lower part was covered with red pimples. I went to my doctor, who gave me some Bood mixture, which I took for about a fort- night without effect. I then purchased Bome Cuticura Soup and Cuticura Oint- mur and used thera as directed. After a fortnight's usage the pingles began to dry up; after a month's treatment I was able to brush them off with a soft towel, they having become bits of dried-up white skin. I wish you to understand that I put this eruption down to the contial use of theatrical makeup and the hat weather. A. F. Traton, 126 Barrows Road, Sparkhill, Birmingham, Feb. 12, 1900."

DOCTOR SUGGESTS

Cuticura and it Effects a Speedy Cure.

*fy son, when about twelve years of age, suffered from dry scale spots on the hend. He had these for some years and several doctors treated hirm, Fut without any permanent benefit. We had his head shaved as an experi- rental remedy, but this proved failure. At hot, one of the dectors sugested the use of Cuticura Oint- rment, and it gives na pleasure to re- port that the application of one box effected a cure. Walter Kerr, Wood- sire, Newcastleton, Roxburghshire, April 2, 1906."

Complete External and Green Tea for divecy Hatatan Chairdre i rad chalet of all COIL NAKED Ver 1 A, CORE The 1 ture! the kin, and Coeur Pil hammolar Conti, vin 10 purify the bad & Slogie Nut otten

ruter.

Kaluthenchoatthe world. Depute: Australia, H. Towar a. Hydney: lubin, Sewbery, 27 pertine Bat

„Ruharia, & Itue de la J. Peter Drug Ch Elkrid Free," Alk about the Shin, emp, and Hair."

54-12

9-Mora, T. F. Hough & R. Shewan's

The Sean Dhu, 11st 4lbs 10-Mr Hurstbam'n Wicked, 14€ 12368

Kadoorisa

1st 12st (Half forfeit if 0 each with $1500 udded.

Moorish Chief declared on or before day of closing entries) 12-Mr. Ellis

Hut lib For Chica ponies, b bona fide griffins on date of

13-Mr Loland's Hobbie, Jigt 12ība entry

reneiva 70 per cout; Fire pony to Jensive 10 per cent. 14-Mr D. Macd nald's Highland Heather, second 20 per ceuf;' Weight for inches as per sale.

One mile and

10st Dis

15-Mr D. Mucdonald's Highland Bonnet.

10st 91bw

If-M

Magpie's Salulio, 10st 19lbs... 17-Mr F. D. Marshall's Disposer, 11st 16 18-Mr Medico's Nigel, 10at. 91bs 19-Mesurs. Parkor and Mackie's Can Pass,

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dow not try to guard its offensive and defensivA THE HONGKONG DEELY-A sweepstakes of 11-Mr-Ellis Kadoorie's Kanaka Chief, secrets well; and few Governments, however thinga “ዘ much they may undertake conceal the

able to a possible enemy ought not to know, are outwit the Japane. Orly. the other day the Kaiser remarked upon the perfect officiency of the Japanese spy system in the light of the of discovery that the barber who shaved many the highest

officers at military

Berlin, and the hearing foreign military and naval attachéa their professional gossip thily, was a Colonel in the Mikado's

department. A few intelligence

Facogaland, In year ago Admiral Evaus

on whom calling, So Mr. Snyder may feel satisfied that in its discussion of the present Japanese affair, the American and Hawaiian America Press are WI at this paper anything away. not giving is trying to do is to warn Americans here and elsewhere, through fact and precept, bat Japanese baiting and Chinese-baiting are very different things and that Japan, as the strongst Facile military power, great proud and

In the

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recorded, the re-election of Mr. C. W. May as Captain of a Japanese battleship.

a former cabin servant of his owe.

ouditor.

The Chairman-That is all the basin gentlemen. Dividend warrants will be ready to-morrow.

WEATHER REPORT,

was

The Hongkong Observatory yesterday issaodtive, the following report -

On the 8th at 11.55 a.m.-The barometer

transferred to mortgage: deduct that from the having moved away Eastwarcia, depression accounts payable.

Mr. Moss-That leaves roughly $600,000 in accounts parable. What does that consist of P Tha CHAIRMAN The differs between the two is really represented by an overdraft with the Hongkong and Shangbui Bauk.

Mr. Mokз-Oh! I see. That's all. The CHALKMAN--If nobody desires further information I will propose that the report and acconats na presented be adopted and passed.

No further questions being asked, the

The following is the draw in the second CHAIRMAN moved accordingly.

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Y.M.G.A. Y." "Q" Co. 3rd Middlesex Reg. Royal Engineer 7. King Alfred. Royal Artillery v. Lusitano F.C. *F" Co. 3rd Mid. Reg. v. Hongkong Club, Ties to be played on or before 23rd]Feby.

The barometer Bas fallon slightly over the E. coast of Chise, and risen a little on the 2. const.

BOOKI-

cannot be scaled with impunity and dors got deserve to be floated in any case. By showing our national defencelessuess in the Facific and contrasting it with the soknowledged proparedness of Japan; by pointing out that

Preasure e highest over N. China. Ir remains low over the Northern shores of the Chine Ses.

Moderate N.E. winds may be expected in the Formosa Channel and fresh to strong E. winds here. off the S. coast of China,

continas

centrs!

Hongkong rainfall for the 24 hours ending gives them the right to follow-

a belf. (Nominatione to close to the Clerk of the Courts at the ilangkang Club House

1002.) 5th Juzuary Saturday, J-Mr Buxez's Melrose, 1st 121bs... 2Mr Barey's

Rose, 11st 116 Spring 3-Mr Burey's Autumn Bose, 1st 131be. 4 Mr Copenhagen's Cubic, 11at 11b

--Mr Fas' Black Peusz, at 9ibs 6-Mr Fas Marsala, 11at 4lbs 7-

Mer T. F. Hough & R. Shewan's

Pride of Cndsor, 1lt 12/1 The

81ee9rB3;

T. F. Beagh & R. Showan's Interagie's Hope. 1st 12lbs -Mr Hunter's Petard, 1st 1b 10-Mrlis Kadoorie's Kazaks Chief,

1st. 19lb

10st 12th 11-r Bills Kadourie's Manchurian Chief, 12-Mr M. H. Logan's Paisley's Pride,

10at 91bs

13-Mr D. Macdonald's Highland Heather,

10st 91b9

Wat Ribs

20 Mours. Parker and Mackie's No

Wancher, Ist. 120s

21--Mr John Peel's Bilsdale, at lbs W—Mr C, H. Reed Ben Wyvis Il, 1st b

Mr Sherlock's Velox 10st 12lbs 24-Mr Stewart's Off Chance, 1st 1lb 25-MỸ H. P. White's Grey Tick, 19st 12lbs 96-Mr A.J. Williams' Brython, at b...

Exo llenoy

THE GOLD COAST CUP

CUP-Presented by His lenor Sir Matthew Nathan, K.U.M.G. Second to receive 9100; and Third $50. For China ponies. Weight for inches as par scale. Presione winners at this meeting of one race 7lb exten; of two or more raven 10 Ib extra. Griffius allowed 5 lb. Subscription griffins of seasons 1905-1905 and 1906-1997 allowed 1016. Entrance $10. Five furlongs. --Mz Bratton's 'Kingston (late Brchange

Kiug) 1st b

2Mr Baxey's Triumph Boe, Ilat_ulb. -Mr Buxey's Glorious Rose, 11st b 4-Ur

Mr Buro Coronet Rose, 11i 116

Mr

Big Rose, 10st Sibe *

W. G. Clarke's Pathan 10st 20be *

contains at least a of

14-Mr

Mr F. B. Marshall's Disposer, 11st l'u Japanese of more or less wilitary training 15-Mr Medico's Nigel, 10st b and that our aval and military garrison 18-Mr John Foel's Beaufort, 10st 12bs

left

the criminally weak by

17- Mr John Peel's Southwold, 10st 9ibe... Government, this paper hopha to

to convince 16-Mr-John Peels Southdown, 19xt. 9lbs mere 19-Mr John Peel's Atherstone 1st 4lbs its readers that nothing could be surely opposed to our common welfare than to 20-M: C. IT. Ross' Ben Ein. 104 72lbs the auti Japanese policy already begun 21-Mr II. P. White's Grey Tick, 1st 12lbs Within two years there have been

more or less adroit, to exclude the THE GERMAN CUP.--Presented by members of i

the Club Germania. Second to receive $150Mr Copenhagen's Crisis, List 12lim

Copenhagan's Cosmopolitan, 11st lib frora

had Third $50. For Chion peniss. subscrip: 9-Me Fas Black Panay, 10.1 4ha a pursuing that which thoir treaty

ga livelihood by driv at noon prevent them from

jog gbacka, showing winda, selling liquor. Happily, on these subjecte, good fresh or strong; sense is beginning to prevail, but we doubt that this would have been the ca, nave for the dis xqually, showery cussion of which Mr. Sayder complains As

N.E. winds, ***moderats.

for the President, he is being criticised, as some newspapers are, for saying things which will be justified in public opinion when all the phases of the Japaness orisis become generally

at 10 s.. today, 027 inches.

The forenest for the 24 hours to-day is as follows

Mr. Houou--I rise to second the adoption of Hongkong & Neighbourhood the report and accounts.

The Incid manner in which they bay basu dealt with by pux Formosa Channel... Chairman leaves me very little to say, but I South coast of China between must echo what has fallen from him in hoping Hongkong and Lamooks

Bouth court of Chias between » that the drastic laws which at present so

Hongkong and ilainen. §.

ending

E.

Some as No.1.

Same as No.1. know."

horses,pracliding medicinsand

tion griffine of this season 1906-1907. Weight

far inches as per soale. Entrance $10. One 19. Mr Fae' Margala, 10st 10sf 5lbs +

mile and a quarter.

Mr Buzey's Autumn Roar, 11st llb Mr Baroy's Big Rose, 11st 418 3-Mr Carrothers Homocea, 109

Mr C. Paul Chater's Hust, 10st 91s 5-Mr W. G. Clarke's Vagabond, 10st 12lbs G-Father O'Flynn's Doblin, et lib 7-MrJ. Gray Boot's Whiteha en, 11st b B-Mours, T. F. Hongh & R. Shewan's

Inverugia's Hope, 10st 12b...

11--Father O'Flynn's Dobliu,

12-M+ E. velz Sanguine, 10st libe†... 13-Messrs. T. F

T. F. Hoagh & R. Shewas's Inverugia's Hope, 10st Libe+ 14-Morere. T. F. Hough & R. Shewan't

The Skoan Dhn, 10st 81ba+ 15-Mr Hunter's Potard, 10st bibat... 16–Mr. Ellis. Kadoorio's Zulu Chief, 10st

41b

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