GREEN ISLAND CEMENT CO. LD.
The ordinary gonerai meeting of shareholders in the Green Island Cement Co. Ld. was held at the Company's Odious, Merere. Shawan Tomes and C, D Saturday morning. Mr. I Shewan presided and there were also prossal Sir Paul Chater, Hon. Mr, W. J. Grosson and Dr. Noble (consulting aonimi tee), Mr. R. Hon derson (som staty), and Years, R. Hancock, F. Eli, A. II. M. da Silva and Cap'nin Clarke. The Secrerany having read the notice cub- vening the meeting,
The
Chairman said:– Gentleman,--The accante for 16 were issued Report and to you on 13th February, and as 1 presume you are--all quits familiar with their con fonte, I will not read them now, unless you desire me to do so. Our working secourt shows slightly higher profit, hat the amount for division is leasuring principally to the fact that 1905 commenced with a balanes ut credit of proft and less of soms $95,000, brought forward from 1904, while 1905 began with only $52,000. The Baal result, however, is that we are able to pay $368,500 awry in dividends this year as spainst a total dividend and b was last your of $375,000, ot a very great difference. As ample provision bas been rando for depreciation We only propono to place a norminal sun to Reserve Fund which being invested in our business is really additional capital, and nat actual funds kept in resorve as it should be.
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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY. MARCH 4r¤, 1907.
LOCAL SPORT.
CRICKET.
MARLIKD V. MINGLE,
**MINGLE" First innings. Capt. Kriekenbeck, b Stranger-Louthon... 46 T.. Pearce, Sub, b Stranger-Loatien 29 E. A. Fowler, a Stevanson, bl-neck...140 4. M. G. Taylor, not out....
Ext
R. Hurock..
Total... Bowling Atudysis,
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250
eu'est in making experimenta and gaining experience and all of which was written off en bloc when the company st last began to get on its logs It is an experience which every now factory must expect to sucounter, and which it
The Berediets came off second best in will have to take into account and to pay for out Saturday's match, the single men winning by six wickets and contary of runs. Scores of capital, and had we not dealt with it
are --- capital would in the beginning, our own have been very much larger to-day. would also suggest that the fee for the consulting committee which has stood at the low figure of $1,500 siupe the beginning should now be raised to figure more commonaurate with the increasel busines, we are doing, say, to 91440, por annÚM, I think I have now laid as full a statement of what we have been doing during the past year as I can, with- out going too deeply into details, but I shall be glad to amplify it if any shareholder is not clear on any point I must add before I kit down that the etrcison and construction of so much now plant and maschinery has thrust a great deal of extra works on Mr. Uldall, the manager, and Mr. Hewitt, the engineer in charge at Hok Uu, and that we feel much indebted to them for the cheerfulness with which they baro given ap their spare time and the reliness of source with which they bura met all difficulties insoparable to now work with unskilled labour, in all of which they have been will supported by the manager at Maczo, Mr. Hogen, and the staifa al both places.
No questions being asked, the CHAIR AN proposed the aception of the report and accomuta
ne pracntext.
The notion was seconded by Dr. Now, and carried unanimouly, "
Mr. HANC CK proposed the re-election of Sir Paul Chater, the Hon. Mr. W. J. Gresson and Dr. Noble to the directorate.
Mr. ELLE secondes, and the proportion was agreed to.
Captain Clarke proposed, and Hon. Mr. GRK BUN seconded, that Mesure. W. H. Potla and A. O'D. Gourdia be re-appointed auditors. Carried,
The CHAIRMAN That is all the business, gentlemen. Dividend warrants are ready now,
CHINA & MANILA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY LIMITED.
The result of the your's work is, I trust, satisfactory to shareholders, but i wond undoubtedly have been worns swing to the course of exchange which enabled coment makar at home to offer their brasels out here at lower silver prices, pricas which we, of course, were forced to accept or lose the busi ness; bad it not been for our increased outpat which offest this seduction in-prices. In other worde, we did a larger business to make up for lower prices. As for the future, although 1-do not care to indulge in prophecy, I can say that this year has begun well, and that our present prospects are very good if exchange does not bit us any harder. The consumption of cem at a erary engineer will tell you; is increasing, and will increase. The use of reinforced osment concrete is growing rapidly all over the world, and should be especially in favour'ont han where our buiklings are so subject to the attacks of white ants, dry rot, etc. The rotary kilns which we added last year took longer then wa naticipated to get into. thorough work. ing order, but they are causing little trouble now their ontlurn is giving us the
het greatest satisfaction in Eset they produced Bo much more than was auti. cipated that to enable the grinding plaat to keep up with them we had to order additiona mile. These with the New Boiler Extension and New Saw Mill Building principally account
365.37 for the expenditure of $186,000 at Hok Unl
The 8.S." Rubi" "Zauro" ran regular. where, an I told you last year, we did not expect
much to spend more money. Anether lac has brany and very satisfactorily throughout the year,
bnt bath passengers and oxigo waru scareer than before. Our gross income shewa A very heavy felling off and it bos only been by exercising the strictest economy and cutting down exposes that we are able to show a surplus.
and
epeat at Macao, but it has been well spent en economies from which we are making an
excellent saving in working expenses. As you are all aware, a cement pleat which was intended for erection in Manchuris, but which had been landed horo during the war, was offered for gale at anotion in June last, and as it was for obrions reasona desirable that this plaat. far from complete which, however, was
uthor hands, bould not gat lato decided to acqaire it for this com. pany. It is now in oogres of erection, and will, when completed, adil two more rotaries, We shall not, of course, commence ruuuing this plant until circumstanes requiro it, but if the consumption of cement contienes to grow, as it has done in the last year or tw, it should not be standing idle long, aut in the meantime the loss of interest is not very serious Tuis, with the expenditure I have mentioned at Hok Un sud Masus and $47,000 at Doep Water Bay, where we have added a large pips machine, accounts for nearly BAC11,000. In addition to this we bid on 31st Dacomber $130, 10ủ more than last year owlos by sundry debtora, £50,000 spent ou launches and lighters, mostly for cost of two we v lighters and about $341,000, more in locks of carment, and raw meetrial on hund eynil to $126,000, making a total exponditure of over $1,000,000. Our stock of cement is large, bat
Dur large for £00
.Dot
purposes,
The report for presentation to the share. holders at the twenty-fourth ordinary general meeting to be held at the office of the general managers on Wednesday March 13 h at 11 o'clock s.w., rada (
Aunered we beg to submit to shareholders the usuel annual statement of Acocunta for the year onding 31st December 1906.
The profit is $27,365 57, which it, is proposed to appropriate te fallezz, riz :---
... $1,000.00
To place to reserve fand
To pay a dividend of $1 per
share...
To carry forward to the eredit of
next year's account...
20,000,00
Consulting Committee-Mr. D., E. Brown resigned on leaving the Colony, and Dr. J W. Noble was invited to take ble place on the Consalting Committee. In accordance with the Articles of Associations Maseru. N. A. Sieb, H. P. White, A. V. Aper and Dr. J. W. Noble retire, bat offer them elves for re-election.
Auditors. The Accounts bara bees audited by Mesare. W. H. Potts and A. O'D. Gourdin, the litter having been inked to the leath of Mr. T. vacancy caused by the
Mess, W. H. Potts and O'D Arnald. Gourdiu, are recommended for re-election.
1. E. Stanger-leather N. H Ratherford H. Pholizaban s -Youngjae is onmang kek 5
ID" First innings. Col. Aitken, b Stewart-Lockhart. E. Hauck, st Claxton, b Lewis
H. Pelip, b Mackay......
Major Chitty, b Lowie.......
1. E. Staugor Leather, Carton, Denitie Majer Stevenson, a Peares, & Reittie
P. Edwards, run out
X. H. Rutherfowl, b Low:
Koy. Wells, not ont.
Extras.................
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Total: Fowlig Analysie
.350
31.
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Stowart, Ikbart
C. H. Mackay
J M. G. Taylor
Major Laswin Beattie
CIVIL SERVICE E, T.M C.A.
3
Played at Happy Valley on Saturday, this match ended in a win for the Cisil Sorvies by
Scores are
lifteen runs
tyr servien, Firstļintunge. Larable, h Ko Pa Shan Dawson, K. Po Sa Jordan, Ko Pohan... Coomben, e Jamun, b K Fa Shan Hoggarth, e White, 1 Mow Fung Badcock, run out, b Grieves ..... Cooper, h Ariavam.go
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Gast, Grioves, Eu Po Shan. Kelly, not out
Coles, brieven
Fenton, Wicket Keeper, b Ko Po Shan
Ko Po Shan
Total............
Bowling Analysis.
E. Mow Fug Grieves
U. M
9.2
bi 31.
Y
4
Y.. A. First innings.
5. Mow Fang, run out...gara Ko Po Shan, c Kelly, b Jordan A. P, Grieves, b Larible.
J. Chuo, Lambie, Jolan
4. Lee, Hoggarth, b Lamble.
L. Cordier, not tran
Ik Ling, Hoggarth, bl.amble... Y. M. Jaman, sth Lambie
F. Mow Fung. Buleoak, b Jordad R. Nazerone, h Badcoch.....
J. White, Badcock
Jordan Lumble Badcock
Total.png
Bowling Analysis.
H.
W.
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10
27
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PARSER C.C, .. TAIKO 0.0.
The result of a cricket match played betweeD
Lt. Hill...
Gr. Hicks
Bowling Analysis.
Lt. Hope....... Lt. Lormo
FOOTBALL.
Y.M.C.A v. "A" CO. MIDDLESEX REGIMENT.
These teams again met on the ground of the Hongkong Football Club at Happy Vallay on Saturday when, after another brilliant game, the match ended in a draw, no gonds being. Kcorod by sither side. The tonma will therefore have to toks the fall again. As largo a crowd,
x was present at the previous contest lined the ropes on Saturday, when the players who took the field were:
Y.M.C.A.: Hickling; McGovern and Skina; Fieres, Barlow and Collins; Legrove, Griffiths Wilks, Coyne and Anderson. --
"G" Company: Saunders; Dauthel and Sharpe Gee, Flatt and Clogg; Jennings, J. English, Mile, C. English and Mount Stephane.
The opening stages witnessed a me midfield play, which was eventually stopped by Jeznings who carried the ball along the left wing, and when well up in the vicinity of the Club's gcal passed over to Moant-tephene. The latter sent in a good shot which was intercepted. by MoGouro, whe, to rave, conceded a corner. This was unproductive, and the kick out saw Anderson on the ball and making a smart rus up the field. Considerable pressure followed in the vicinity of the soldiers" stronghold, where an opportunity opened for Coyur, when three of the Middlesex in succession missed the ball. Tho Y.M.C.A. mac, however, had not the requisito speed, and before he could reach the leather i was married beyond his reach but he got it again shortly afterwards, and took a flying shot, just grazing the upright. For some time play continued before the loser net during which time Wilks attempted a shot, bat was unsuccessful, and Logrote when a favourable shance offered shortly afterwarde was ruled off side. A corner was the upshot, which Legrova planted nicely in goal mouth where there was ard struggle; bat ng score. Then Miles got ou the leather and wa
carrying it into Y.3.0.4. terrtiary when he was called up for being off-side, and play was again before the soldiers fort. Anderson, pai a centre well up, and Coyne took a slut but was agaia unsuccess fot. Nothing resulted from the corner which followed, and then play was transferced, Miles taking, an unsuccessful shot at goal. The stay in the territory of the civilian team was brief, and then the soldiers were again called up to defend. Cogne secured a shot at goal, but the net was in the wrong place a d the leather weat behind. A little excitement followed when the soldiers broke away and boro down on the
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rera a last besten by Harbridge who got through the line of defence and added saothor geal to the polliers' score.
Half-time: Royal Artillery, 2; HKFC ROBINSON 1 goal,
.
Like the first, the second half was mostly
in favour of the Artillery who were doing' far more attacking than defending. Shortly after play opened the right forwarde of the soldiers carried the leather towards the Club's wet and Fines esangod a slet, just passing
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over the horizontal. After the kick out play TALKING remained close to the civilian goal, and from another struggle in front Harbridge added' another goal-to-the soldiers score. This was the last goal of the match and although the closing of the balf saw the Club pressing is the vicinity of the R.A. gaol their attacke were always defented by Evans und Brongh
fon.
Final Royal Artillery, 3; H.K.F.C., 1 gorl.
YACHTING..
COMINTHIAN CLUB.
AND
RECORDS.
NEW STOCK JUST ARRIVED.
The ninth dub race was sailed yesterday LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT
over a course to Mayer's East buy starboard Trocas rock boy port, and fairway buny park.
Four boats started in the houdicap class, and
the Parke Club and the Taikovo Cricket Cleh civilina citadel, Skin just having time to after sa usemiful ruce Annie finired first MUSIC:
at Happy Valley on Saturday, was a win for the Parsees by 4 wickets and it rans;
TAIKOO", First innings.
►
Ritchie, a Bejonjec, b Catain
Galloway, a and b Captain. Biehan, not out ...
Honey, played out, b Caplain Carrie, a Mornwalla, b Captein Hill, Kangu
Nail,b,Captain ...........
stro......
Total (for 7 wickets).. Bowing Analysis.
E
4.1 0 4- PARKER, First innings,
Kungandros
J. D. Norin, e out, b Currie
J. J. Yamania, b Carrie
N. Dozosjes, b Galloway
J. J. Kanga, b Galloway
Hatliwolle, & and b Galloway
J. H. Bezonjee, b Galloway.
D. R. Captain, b Currie
Taraporowna, h (nezio
C. B. Mowrawalla, e end b Carcin
3. Bezonjer, and hi'neria
B. P. Tavadia, not ut
Extras
W
5
#
11
Total
Howling Analysis
D.. 4.
A.
W
Curris
10
Hendey
10
Galloway
7
+
č.
Kitid, Kanga
2,230.m
400.00
915.03
Meta
SHEWAN TOMɛs & Co, General Mansgora. PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT. Statement of Accounts for the year 19 6. Consulting Committed's fes Aditus foo Interest
Charges
Á mout written of a depreciation for 1906 41,027,37
Dalance pa
Balance brought forward from 195
Tatoo, Second inning4,
Galloway, and b Catain
Butean, e and b Kanga
Hemiry, st, b Caplain
-Currie, Tompure, & Captain
Hill, Kanga.
9. Neil, b Isagu Izakinë, not out-
Extras
7,365.
$91,546.75
30.
6.003.15
Exchange pomen de 10 mon Profit on working accanit s.k. Rubi and
8.58
Totul for 8 wicketa Bowling Analysis,
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74.974,42
$91,040.75
Captain Kanga
16
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PARREE. Second innings.
BALANCE SHEET.
J. J. Vasania. b Currie ....
LIABILITIka.
S. B. Batwalla, b Curgie
Authorised capital
30,000 euros at $75, inch.. $750,000.00 shed and fully paid
28,400 simrer at $25, ch Calls on shares forfeited now belonging ba
the company
Herve fund ........... Underwriting account Sundry Creditors ..... Carby's bankers
Balance of profit and losa account..
ASSETS.
Value of steamer tubi and
Zujiro Lean depreciation Value of Hongkang_buoy' and
mooring Lon depreciation.
02 now coment takes a long time to mature, to carry large and thus we are compelled
alook. We cannot, as you quantifles in quite understand, afford to allow group cement to go out of the factory. In this way the 8500,000 we received from you for new capital and the increase of nearly six her in the overdraft at the bank is neccunted for. The payment of the dividend will increase the latter. by $350,000, and this brings me to the old question of more funds, for we cannot go on doing a bigger and a bigger business without more and more capital, and we cannot alway depend on borrowing money from our bankers We require roughly 31,100,000, to mule us somfortable, and to get this we propose to issue 200,000 shares to shareholders, one new for one old, calling up on each 85,50 in one payment in July next, and to raise these shares to $10, paid | Vatan of Mazila bucy and up, we propose crediting a on of 84 50 on them which will absorb 8900900 out of the reserve fzod, which will then be redneed to $11,900, I hope I have made it clear to you that: this proposal means that shareholders will only be asked to proride 33.50 per share in cash, the 14.30 being given them from the reserve fund, and I trust that this plan which, of course, will be brought before shareholders in the usual way at an extraordinary meeting later on will com- mend itself to you, This could rains the capital to $400 1009, but I must again remini those who think that auo!ler similar factory could be started at once and rea for the same capital, 1:1
mooring Less dopreointim...
mooring Lan depreciation
Value of Amoy boy and
Value-of stores on hast
Lens de-ruciation
D. H. Captain, ↳ Curric
P. J. Kang), run and
H. A Tampore wala and b Currie
. Jazonjec, b Hendey.
J. H. Bazonjes, not out
Extras.....
Total for 6 wickets fil
C. B. Mouwga, M. Bezanjen, B. P. Tavitia
Curric Galloway
Hendry
CRAIGENGOWER 6. R.G..
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This match played on Saturday at the Happy Valley resulted in-a-win for raigangower_ly
650,000.00
160.00
6,000,00
30,076.29
29,235.04
139,098.80
J. D. Norla did not bat.
37,365.57
Bowling Acalysis.
$87%,735.50
$
750,000,EU
40,000.00 750,000,10
song).85
199.85 1,902,00
S. M. Owen, b Lammert
$.900.16
Q. M. 9. Clarke, b Pastonjo
43043 5,900,00
2.258.59 158.50
3.78.5% 338.50
2,100.00
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St. Spencer, e Irving, b Pestonji
3.180.00
Mr. Gr. Torr, ut at
4,037.50
value of colon hand t Proportion of premium or current polician 21,844.08 Sundry debtori
30,890,74 outstanding freighs 1996.........
Cash.........
7 wickets a à 49 ruus. Scores;
R..A.
Lt. Hape, e and b Lammert
14
Lt. Hil, e J. Pestonji (sub., Lammert 15
Lt. Jarmour, Eammert.
Sgt. Bayliss. Pestonji
Gr. Cickshank, o Kismid. b Pestoaji
Gr. Hickes, h Pestonji...
Extras
Total........
ORALAKATAOWER.
41,30,30 $262.93
J. D. Kinaird, b Lt. Hill
I. E. Lanmort, i Lt. Bill
$875,735.50
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poucedo acorner and save the situation, The with Doreen eecond. Times; Gorner was unproductive, and half time saw no score registered.
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12 41 38
In the one-design plasa sercu boale started. Soon after crossing the lino Arial fouled Gael and gave up, and off Blackhead's Joan fouled the same yacht and retired. I beola wee first round the mark, followed by Gael, but the latter overtook on the journey to the Trecas and retained the lead till the finish.
Gal
The Middlesex opened play in the second half, the Y.M.CA, almost immediately assuming the aggressive, Bume exciting moments followed bafere the soldiers' not when Coyne and Griffiths strove bard to get beyond the defence, but they had equally smart men to deal wi h in Dantheland Sharpe, especially the former, who always appeared to be in the right place when wasted. The play of these backs cow saw the "game transferred, the civiliane being called on to defend. Their goal wasimp seable, however sud play worked out to midfield and eventually A little crossed into Middlesex territory. diversion was caused when Griffiths, that indefatigable litla forward of the Y.M.".A.econd with 30. team, while watching the ball rather than. man, charged the refarce, Engineer Lieutenset Forbes, wash to that gentle man's surprize, and doubt from the look on the player's fae) that he
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LATEST COMIC OPERA SCORES
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Marob, let.
Aethore and Meta did not finish.. Gao, now loads wi à 4 points, Joan being
ROTAL HONGKONG SACHT CLUB,
WELL-EARNED FURLOUGH.
It is reported that Mr. F. J. Mayers Commisioner of I. M. Customs, is going home
Owing to the misfiring of the starting panon leave. Mr. Paul King is to succeed him the previous Sunday the eighth cub race was here. Mr. Mayers will be greatly missed, as he Te-ailed yesterday in an excellent sailing has been a very popular Commissioner bath with breeze from the north east As god start a Foreigners and Chin-so. The Commissioner witnessed and all the boats, were abreast most paid farewell call on Viceroy Chou Fu a few
f the way to the mark boa, Kathleen and
Bonthara sbere ays ago, and the latter entertained him at a
and beard the laughter and cheering of the Colleen being more towards the boots especial banquot yesterday, Lo Taolai boing also
onlookers Legrove was now who sing up as a smart forward and doing excellent work on the right wing, but there was no passing the soldiers defence. Coyne made two attempts Istor, and ones Legrove attempted to head in but without avail, and when the whistle sounded no scuro bad been made.
The teams then agreed to play twenty minutes overtime to finish the game if possible, but although twenty minutes of fast play followed there was no score, and as other teamOR were waiting for the ground they had theu to Jesse, but raust mest another day.
ROYAL ARTILLERY T. H.V.,C. This was the second watch in the Shield Competition which took place on the Club ground at Happy Valley on Saturday, ending in a win for the Artillery by two goals. The
teams were :
than Mix, Sprite and Botils.
near the
LAUNCHES IN TROUHER.
Colleen being the first to mark. round, followed by Kathleen, prite, Min and resent. I understand that several prominent Bouila. The positions were not changed on members of the Customs staff barg been the best to Trocas rock, but on the best to the recommended to the Throne by the Viceroy, mark boat at the starting are Kathleen over-at Mr. Mayers' request, for distinction. haulad Colleen and obtained substantial lead. The run to the north fairway buoy saw Celeen gain something on Kathleen and Sprite come One of the I. M. Custome regulations is that up level with Colleen. Kathleen bevaver: went round first, with Colleen second and Government launches are permitted to tow Vessels without frat having obtained On the bent back to the eng Sprita close bebind. finishing line Kableen and Mink the permission from the Customs, A few days aga Hongkong side whilst Colleen, Sprite and two Government lanoches, the Ting Kung and
he ki ti prite Bonita worked towards Yours
on one fuck till Yaumati was reeled, but the Hofe, were serp toning, floor bests. A other two took the central channel: Kathleen Customs offieis! informed the Commissioner of finished first, Colleen coming in second, è prite the matter and be reported the case to the
Viceroy. third, Min fowib, and Bonits last. Tho Studay previous Kathleen also wor
BRITISH SECRETARY FOR THE EAST.
CABINET,
ULD CYSTOM À BULISHED. The usual official custom is that all sub- ardinata civil officials in the Kwangtong the Provinco have to call personally on
moon of the year to offer their New 3 ear congratulations. Hin
Royal Artillery: Owen; Evans and Brough- $200-STED AUGMENTATION OF THE BRITISH Viceroy during the first ton; Wad, Carrick and Waters; West, Jones, Rossiter, Harbridge and Mathews,
H.K.F.C. Franklin: Aucott and Morrell Gray, Bur phreys and Morfoey; Williams, Wisbert, Torner, Miller and Minð.
TOKYO EXPCETTION-
The Kangluu Agriculturel Burmau bas
As there is a Secretary of State for India, it Excellency Viceroy Chou Fa has telegraphol is naked, Why should there po alan be a to all the the officials in the interior informing tate for the For East. The them put to come to perform this unnecessary. Secretary of
Fur Hast" is a term geographically somerlat vague, but we think (says the British Trade etiquette. The Artillery at the ball rolling working Journal) we could be a list of Cresa Colonies flowly but surely in the direction of the Club's and British possessions in that part of the warld whose interests just won'd require the strangbold, and it was not long after, the be
ecial attention which a Secretary of State submitted to the Viceroy the names of the ginning before Ward registered their first aloo could give. In spite of this, however, deputies whom they intend to delegate to the do Dot believe that the Imperial Government Tokyo Exhibition as representatives of the goal, defeating Franklin by a shot in front
will consider tha
suggestion. If
If the Far East The restart saw the club still defending, and Will
is to have a Seoset ry of State, there sho
should be Provincial Government, Morrell who is usually care of bis kiok, missed Fire Colonies of the West Indies, and for uner, the leather passing hira in the direc fan of the set with an R.A. forward in pur
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for the Crow Colonies which fe
Hitherto all telegrams' sont fram scattered we last and Wes. All their interests are supperer) za 3
raha reprented by the admiralty yapon and the fortsat Boca Tigris to sit. Franklin as the danger, leaving his Secretary of State for the Colonies Businers Cauton are first transmitted to the Chinese Im- goal unguarded enshed out after the ball, but
weu arguo very reasonably that the burden is perial Telegraph office at Hongkong sad thencs. the danger was averted through Jouer being too great for tis shoulders of che man. We back to Contor. At Aoting-Admira! Li Tsung', off-side. After this the Club fed the attack should advise the Far East to follow the example
of the Far West, and for a committed in suggestion, the Minister of Telegraphs at and made most of the running, eventually | Erndon or Liverpool composed of merchants Peking has instructed the Viceroy to establish securing a corner, The kick was nicely placed interested, who shall cause deputations with a new telegraph station for the sole purpose of and in the strugeld le Front Russier, while political influence to is it upon the Colonial trying to clear, recorded the Club's first and on.
tion called Bcore. After this the civilisus were Total for a wickote
upon to defend, and although they withstood
tion. the sticks of the Artillery for sometime they
E. Irving, not out une anen
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1. A. Bono, E. Basa, E. B. Conpos, C. 17. Lyon, H. Rapp and A. E. Asger did not bat.
in Downing Street. Jaat now the ques sending officiul messages direct to Canton and
British to let the old station remain as it is for comm of Siamese encroachments on
asions in Malaya requires prompt atten- mercial purposes.
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