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LOCAL SPORT.

V.B.C, AQUATIC SPORTS.

GOVERNOR TRESENT PRIZES:

Saturday was the third and last day of the Victoria Recreation Club's aquatio sporta meeting, and needless to say, it was the most successful. The weather still bold good, and there was a large attendance to witness the- several events. The Calcutta Biring Band was present, suil discoursed selections of music during the afternoon. His Excellency the Governor, whies services were unfortunately required elsewhere during the afternoon, arrived at the Club shortly before six o'clock and Haloted she proceedings with keen interest.

President: His Excellency. Sir Frederick Lugard, K.O.M.G., C.B., D.S.O. Chairman: Mr. A. Rodger. Committee: Mr. J. W. Baine, Mr. W Logan Mr. T. Meek, Mr. Gray MY. E. M. Hrzeland, Mr. M. Moivar, Mr.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28RD, 1907.

His Excellency then presented the winners with their prizos. This concluded, and on the call of the chairman of the V.B.C. three chcers were given for his rellenoy, those present

applementing a willing "tiger."

His Excellency's brief reply was followed by "God save the King."

PEAK RIFLE RANGE.

The Fork Rifts Range, which was limited to

500 yards, became of greater utility on Saturday afternoon, when a new firing point at 800 yard

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Sir Frederick

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(FROM OUR 'CORRESPONDENT.)

August 16th,

FOOLISH SPECULATIONS. While attaching considerable political im- porlasco to King Edward's visit to the Kaiser and Emperor Francis Josepb, on his way to Marienbad, the Freneb see no valid reason for making the slightest mischief out of the happy meetings. At best, they are but friendly visits No doubt from ons monarch to another. formally opened by Hinternational affairs were discussed in the coarse Excellency the Governor

of conversation, though the ral part of the Lugard, who was accompanied by Lady Lagard business was left to the right persons namely: and Mr. A. J. Bracksabrey, was met on the Sir Arthur Hardinge, the British Permanent range by Mr. A. R. Carruthers, the secretary Under-Beeretaryior Foreign Affairs who escom

panies his Sovereign, King Ed ard, Prince of the Volunteer Reserve Association, and a

Barlow, the German Imperial Chancellor, and amber of members.

Baron, von Aehrenthal, the Austrian Foreign Minister, all able men who understand o with

bandful of men, but regiment after regiment minst be sent and at once to the front. The tribes are becoming, more daring, and are gathering thicker and thicker, ready for a general at'ook: If the French and Spaniards have not | the necessary men, they will suffer terribly in consegnassa. The warships have borns the braut of the fight up to now, but land fighting will have to follow. Happily French, urme bave up to the present been successful, while their losses have been comparatively few. Heroism for which the French are proverbial-is nothing less well backed up. According to a French paper, the late Lord Deaconsfield predicted the present outbreak in Morocco. I maintained that Morocco would be the cause of proroking a European conflict. Lat us hope not, though one never knows what the fature has in store

for us.

H. A. Lammert, Mr. R. W. Pearson, Mr J.Resurve Association was formed by his prede-another. King Edward, who is most popular at General Drude's position in Morneco at the!

Rodger. Hen. Treasurer: Mr. B. Henderson Hon. Svorotary: Mr. E. Lammert. Jadges Mr. M. Meiver, Mr. J. Rodger, Mr. T. C. Gray, Mr. R. Henderson. Referee: Mr. A. Rodger Starter: Mr. W. Logan. Handicapper: bir. J. W. Balny, Mr. W. Pearson, Mr. W. G. Guggin, Mrd Rodger, Me & Y.. Barros, Official Time keepers: Mr. E: M. Hazeland, Mr. R. W. Pearech,

Results were ne nder

Final Hurdlo Race-A. H. Carroll, owes 4y 1; A.J. V. Ribeiro, owen 6, 2; F. K. Tata, owes 2, 3, Time, 52 secs. The result of this orent proved that Witchell was handicapped ont of it, notwithstanding the time be gained on the others with his splendid fashion of clearing the hurdles. Tata and Carroll led the race from the start, but in the last lap Carroll easily drew abead, and Ribeiro who was well up in third position spatched second place from Tata.

High Dive. Two tries.-M. A. R. Souza, 1; C. E. Harrop, 2 In this event points were allowid for entry distance form and recovery. All the diving which took place might be class. ed us good, but Souza's win was both popular and deserved. Harrop and Wishart werpa dead best for second place, but on diving off Karrop took the prize.

Boys Rece, two long the handicap-J. Rodger,

scratch, IA. Ellis, owes 10, 2, Time, min. 3275 secs. This proved an easy win for Rodger who, from the exbibition of bis swim. ming, might have spaced his opponent the ter seconds and then won without trouble.

Mr. Carruthers opened the proceedings by informing. His Excellongy that the Volunteer

Coor, Sir Matthew Nation, for the purpose of teaching citizens how to use the rifle. Members of the Volunteer Reserve Association, who used the Peak Rifle Range, had previously only been

· able to get practics at 500 and 600 yards, and had found themselves very much handicapped in competitions with other shots who were able to get practice over the longer distances. The Goterament allowed, the construction of the new mound and he had great pleasure in asking, on behalf of the club members, his Excellency to fire the first shot. They were very pleased to ses his Excellency present, and well know the deep interest he took in such matters as the training of the citizens in the use of arme.

all classes in France, is recognised A born diplomatist: the world to-day is convinced of what is can noblers, and how, as if by magic, he can, as it were, instantly turn the cours of events in the right chennel. - King Edward is no longer suspected in France, on the contrary, no monarch enjoys greater contdenes than he does actually His knack of smoothing over difficulties has become proverbial; his visit to the German Emperor at Wilhelmshöhe was uoter intended to ieaugurats an entente between the two Empirer, but merely. to convince the world that the relations between uncle and nephew were as friendly as could be desired, and that the international horizon is His Expellenog said. It is a very grond free from clouds. On this point, Frasco is per pleasure for me to attend here and fire the first foolly zatisfied. As the Pelit Parisien romarkss shot, though I have ever tried this ride("the meeting between the British and German before. I very strongly believe in the formation of the Volunteer Reserve Association. I think it is an excellent move. If at any time there is.

anything I can do for the Association and you let me know, I will show that I do take the kren interest in your work that I profess.

His Excellency, who was handed a rifle fired the first shot. When a bulls-eye was signalled members applauded and the Governor, turning to Mr. Bird, naked "Is that true? The reply was not heard. Cheers were given for his Ex- celk boy and Lady Lugard, who after watching for some time the shooting of the members of the Association took their departure.

NEW BOWLING GREEN,

So vereigns can from no print of view offend us." The Motin too describes the meeting "as avery wele mo slackening in the strain of the political situation in Europe. The French press is unanimou in declaring that the visits of

King Edward to Wilhelmshobe and Ischl ply frier dship and a genuine desire for a good general understanding. Neither mom or less.

HERO A PASSENGER.

The hero of the hour with Torisinns this week Las been Fritce Scipio Borghese, the victor in the remarkable motor-car race from Peking to

Paris. The Prince who is not the least like an Italian in appearance, would have felt more satis- fied with having won such an unqualified vistory, if some of the other cars which started out with him had kept his company longer, instead of

H& letting him get a fortnight ahead of then,

As a statesman, Disraeli-was almost aniqe, sed such a prophesy coming from so Bistinguished a personage is not to be sneared present moment, without being critical, or having any immediate danger, nevertheless calls for careful attention. The agitation among the | Moors, for frem becoming appeased, increases daily, and, some 20,000 are marching from. different parts on ( asa Blanca, intent on swoop. ing down on the French. The position at Tangie is most critict, overrone is ging from that place for their life, and business is at a standstill This proves that Morocco is ablaze with zerolt The demand for 13,400 more men by General Drude, who in commanding the French troops at Casa Blanca should be complied with at once before any disaster occurs to French arms, Wireless telegraphic communication has been opened between the Eiffel Tower in Paris an the General's boad quarters in Casa Blanes,

MILITARY SENSATION.

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field of science? Thus ten years hones we may expect to see warfare completely revolutionised in regard to these two most important particulars-informa tion and general in chief command sitting quietly b

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LATEST COMIC OPERA SCORES

Two Lenghts Handicap Final-C. J. Poole, 1; the present tennis court, was opened at Costa modestly gives most of the credit for his merrion. General Hegron takes a decidedly forecasts; but who is to say it is impossible,

C. E. Barron, owes 7,2. Time, 55 4/5 secs. Poble, who was onge, took the lead in this event from the start, and although he was pressed by Harrop be bad plenty to spare for first place, wbile Harrop took an assy second place.

splendid achievement to Ettor, his chauffeur, who is unquestionably a marvel. It is easy to understand why Paris should have accorded so popular a figure as the Prince such a warm reception on his arrival after his terrible long journey of 10,000 miles which he covered in the remarkable short space of exotly two months.

be a line soldier and a brilliant strategist, therefore his resignation, avowedly on tent of his opposition to the reduction of the period of compulkry military service hem three to two year, bas left a deep im- pesimistic view of the present condition of the army. When the law reducing the period of service was passed, hoffered his resignation, but it was Lot acuspted. Again on the govern- ment, tacked by both Houses of the Legislature deciding to deband two contingente-of the

Firstly, he is a gentleman of uoble birth, and ore 3000 meat, some months before their time was up, General Hagren de- Eepublicans of any other capital; secondly, he Parisiens are just as fond of patricians as theclared he could no longer assume the respon

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Hongkong, 29th November, 1906,

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A new two-riuk bowling green, laid alongside

politan Dock on Saturday afternoon with an interesting ceremony and in presence of a large number of friends. Mr. J. M. Ramsay, who undertook the work or supervision, is to be gon gratalsted on the result of bis efforts, as the 100 yards Club" Championship:--There were gross represents a certain triumph over na turo,

A WAIL OF DISGUST aix competitors for the 100 yards champion rocks having to be removed and depressions ship of the Club, and Humphreys deserved his having to be filled in before the turf could be laid.

The press in England and America has no WID. The race was, without doubt, the bant

Messrs. Fisher and Hansen received the large Brent of the day. For the flest couple of number of guests and Mr. Nicholson introduced

of its noble mission and bragged of its splendid persistently and with such emphasis spoken.

lengths Humphreys was slightly in the lead, Mr. H. Smib, the manager, and asked him to seympathique," and few can resist his smile.bility of commanding the Army in suck away, perhaps, a number of war balloons are services in the education of the world that

the newspaper-educated populace has long. throw the first jack and the first pair of bonis,

Paris was the last stage in a journey such as cirenmistances; and informed the Minister for mancavring over the country occupied by the held it as article of faith that the press is

ent by means of at the same time referring to the assistance

War of bi utention to resign at the earliest enemy's troops, epying

and of the crusments of, as well as the Chief factor never been undertaken before. The Prince's opportunity. After considerable dificulties the onusing these to be recorded

telescopes his dispositions and hotographs.

Lin civilisation. There was a time when this which that gentleman had rendered. Mr. Smith

triumphant entry in the French capital having completed the officiel opening, was then

way somewhat marred by rain. He not, the Government finally accepted his resignation. The information thus obtained will be transmit-olaim could be bonestly made on the one side,

fed to the controlling general by wireless and sincerely admitted on the other. This presented by Mr. Nicholson, on behalf of the

well sand fit, and acknow. General de la Croix, the Military Governur of telegraphy, to be received, according to the before the days of the Hermsworth Newnes Dock Staff, with the silver jack which he had

direction from which it comes, by special staff Pearson group of inspired bonaders arose to ased in the ceremony of the afternoon and that

Lens, who has-been appointed Lis successor,

efficers, who will hasten to place it before vulgarise, demoralise, and utterly metagro- majority of the public.

the Commander-in-chief in the shape of bolisa journaling, says the Singapore Fere- gentleman having acknowledged the gift

very well known man

painted blocke upon his map, just as imagin Press. England bas goue stark, starting mad

over the Limerick oraze, announced that he would give a prize for the

thousands of "sry movements are reached at Kriegspiel first tournament on the new grean. Cheers

the were raised and then the club g, presented by

now. The commander will be able to appreciate pounds are distributed weakly amongst the situation at a glance, for he will have before populace, who waste what little sheap and pasty Mr. Neilson, was unfurled by Mrs. Ramsay

him an exact representation not caly of his own education they got at Board Schools on trying forces but of those of his enemy, within a radius pockets with unearned money. (This being to write seinnable. nonsense that may b their and cheers were again giren.

of, eay, fifty miles, together with all against socialist principles, of course no socialist information as to weather, state of roads, voies is raised in protest.) The whole thing is condition of country, ste. his movements as celly as if he were playing a

His mind made gume of chess over the wires, but his orders will reach his subordinates by the modern method, and he will be in constant musication with bis Army Corps commanders, bis Generals of Division and Brigade, by maps of small and extremely portable instruments which can carry in his pocket or bis sad lo-bag Tans down to the smallest unit, if necessary, The ebain of command thus begun will con. and will admit of the spreading out over large paratively concentrated, because the human

Cooke fellowing hard in the rear, and it was between these two swimmers that the rae rested. After the second length. Alres bed Witchell draw but, the rice then bying between Sayer, Humphreys and Cooks. The latter swam hard to overtake the Hongkong boy. hut Humphrey made good use of his start and succeeded in touching the winning mark just C. Humphreys, 1. C. J. Cook, 2; H, C, Bayer, 3. Time, 69 3/5 secs.

Final Back Race-Witebell, Barros, 2. Time, 53 secs. This was an easy thing for Witchell, kie long sweeping stroke drawing him ahead of the other two without di foulty. There was a good swim between Barros and Lammert for second place, which was taken

Ahead of Cooke.

by Barros."

Three-legged Rice, two lengths-Cooke and Barros, 1; R. C. Witchell sud Witchell, 2. Cooks and Barros esrried off the prize for this race without, difficulty, and Alves nad Ribeiro should have had an easy second but for

the Office of the Matin, which enterprising paper organised the race. Apart from being an admirable sportsion, the Prinse is a clever.

journalist and deputy, his politics being for an aristocrat, very advanced. He is also a capitul linguist. During his adventurous journey, the

Princo drank water most of the tim', with a

Refreshments were servad and play was started. While the tennis courts were occupied, little obampagne now and then, and smoked two a stol was played on the new bowling green. sigars a day-one after lunch and another after Mr Ramsey shipped a rink against Mr. Winner At all hotels at which he stopped: at, Russell but lost, while Mr. Nicholson, the other representative of the Cosmopolitan Dock, beat Mr. Baxter, the honours of the afternoon being divided.

The arrangements for the afternoon were

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he was a favourite companion of everyone; his simple ways and his remarkable fund of know- ledge were greatly admired. Very little sleep did he got on the voyage, se suzions was bo to take the whiper; Etteri, bis obaufour, had ́éven

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HONGKONG COLLEGE OF MEDICINE.

The combined meeting of the General Council and the Students (postponed from last Wednes day), will be held in the La_islative Council Chamber this (Monday) afternoon, to alect a Restor

His Excellency the Governor, Sir F. J. D. Lagard, KC.M.G., C.B., D.9.0., will preside.

LABOURS DEMANDS.

AGENDA OF THE TRADES UNION GUNDRESS. The final agenda for the fortieth : acunal the first week of this ments contained the followingk

"P, the commander will order lottery to select and to fil the

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the fact that their bindings became loose, thus characterised with the usasl completeness of the less rest, having to clean the machine, which at tock Staff, Messra, Clelland, Neilson, Hansen, times; proved a very diflonit task. Since his Nicholson and Ramsay being the comunitter.

return to Paris he has been asked to Trades' Union Congress beld at Bath during spaces of units which now must be kept com sixpence a pee (The Tost-Mattor General thousands of picture postcards. He is serions to A match was played on Saturday afternoon tick to a beautiful Italian home, and onos between Kowloon C.C, and a team from the

more enjoy the comforts of his wife and two Flora Scores:

little girls.

enabling the Witchells to reach home second.

Four Lengths Handicap Final--P. M. Remedios, evos 6, 1: J. M. R. Pereira, owe's 3,2. Time, 1 min: 46 2/5 secs. This was att excellent race and Remedios had a substantial win. Taking the lead: from the start, he closely followed by Pereira, who was challenged. by Chanyut for second place. The lattor, However, was unable to stay, and Pereira was second home, Remedios being a good ficel-

Consolation Race, two lengths H., A, Lammert, 1-AE Ares 2. Time, 16-470-seeK- There were fire entries for this event, which Lammert wou by two yards.

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coffers of a gang of admit, it is not a lottery, for it parports to be a distribution of rewards for literary skill: (Lá terary! How that word has been degraded and abused by the group above mentioned) Fracti cally, however, it is a lottery, and a gigantic frand to boot. We have no hesitation. making the You are requested to write the last line of so assertion that it is a fraud so well se a lottery. unfinished Limerick on a coupon, and send it in with a sixpence. An many shots as you like at makes no objection, because he is at present olling sixpenny postal orders as fast as bis The dashing commander, riding his borse machines can print them, as the Post Office On behalf of the Latourers' Union a resolu- into the firing line, and with uplifted hat or revenue benefits considerably by the craze.) A tion of censure will be moved "apon those Britishers who have thought proper to engage

drawn sword encouraging the few men who can distinguished "literary man is secured to set an arbiter His judgment is final and, of themselves to cosmopolitan syndicates to see or hear him to the stack, is already as

extinct as the Dodo in modern war. He is about course, absolutely fair, he being a literary The Dao de la Salle-Rochemsure is an amiablo interfere in foreign disputes, and suggesting to be replaced by the obess player, what, seated man. The whole sam provided by the infus dilettante who recently went to Cilogue to that the Britial Government should e represent French Félibrige" or "Langasdo. powers from Parliament to apply the principles securely a score of miles or more from the of sixpences is divided amongst the winner,

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action, is more in touch with sil parts subject to a discount of ten per cent. for cians, at a Congress there. He has just the Big Blistment Ant, to such as of an extended theatre of war then his predeors expenses. Very well. But see how it works cast. The amonet distributed in ons woek in con- auxne luck will come very pleasant souvenirs. States, and to prevent the possibility of foreign or could hope to be with the smallest battle- which be bas recorded is a bright and curious complications arising from such dangerous Held, and aided by the wonders of modern section with one of thess lotteries was £83, Fcience. con control the movements of a quarter which means that the mutual sum of £927 little solare, in the manner of the "Genade conspiracies."

The Parliamentary Committee will be urged of a million of men far rore effectively than (roughly) was sent in by competitors, Seigneurs" of the XVIIIth century. On to bring continual pressure on the Government the greatest generals of the past could direct the trils of es deducted for "expenses." fortunately, the little book is not for the of the day, through Labour MP, to substitute those of a force a twentieth part of its size. This sum represents 37,169 six pences (ie., solations) sent in, and a slight calculation will public, but only for privats circulation. In for the wanton and wicked waste of time and Daily Grophic.

enable the dullest to perceive that it would take the operation knowa as th it the Duo who has come away charmed with money br

au arbiter, (supposing he gave not more than German courtesy and "avoir faire," talics of business which will compulsorily carry slaughter of the innocents" a new procedure

one minute to the reading, comparison sad classification of each Limerick) nearly 25 days, gracefully of German society, of the Frasco private members measures from stage to stage

working 24 hours a day, without a moment's in- German rapprochement, and of the tomb of and Session to tensión until eit er placed on

terval for food or sleep, to complete his task., the Statute Book or rejected. The only Referring to the future of the sugar-refining Yet he does it beautifully, m less than a week, Emperor Charlemagne. He does not believe he

industry in Japan, a Japanese contemporary and even Gude time in the same wee's to write In the nefarious projects and sinister ambitions exception to be a dissolution of Parliamen

A number of resolutions will deal with old remarks that the Governments of all the cons

columns of print, or to play in country of Germsay that are supposed by some to age pensions, while it is to be suggested that tries in Europe are vising with one another in cricket matches. The vulgar crowd, beveret, underlie the auaviter in mode" of its people; the organised trades be invited to demonstrate encouraging the development of the sugar impelled by the auri anura fumes, the passion. in avery town, village, and tamlet once a year industry in their respective countries, as the for sport" as it is called, will patronize this bat on the contrary, ands there are no people until the veterans of industry are provided for demand for sugar continues to atendily insrease kind of thing as long as it is's, fraud or no arm-kereted and so charming in their by State pensions on the principles laid dowIn Japso, the industry of producing sugar is frand. And the intellect of England, "free ofeshioned grace towards esch other and in the Trades Union Congress proposals." yet in a very primitive state, and crude sugar educated 1agland," is fast hastoring to dɖd- towards the stranger.

for the most part is imported from Java and

dering imbecility. Peru. The import of the crude sugar last

year Mr. Jasch C. Hamburg, bead of the detective.

LATEST STEAMER MOVEMENTS- Considering how serious the situation pro-agency recently employed by Commissioner mounted to 3,780,000 picula On the other fodustry in this country mises to be at any moment in Moroser, the Bingham to investigate the methods of the hand, the sugar-refining

continues to develop with rapid Sir Frederick Lugard," who was received with

strides, though police of the borough of Brooklyn, states that the industry is quite new in Japan. Until six left Singapore on 21st inst. afternoon, and may

The Apcar str. Arratoon Apcar from Calcutta" cheers, raid-Gentlemen, It give me very grest

nation is very angry at the fact that so few men

the police of New York City exact from

<r seven years ago, the demand for refined sugar be expected here on or about the 25th last, am. have been sent to the front. The misunder- pleasure indeed to see the ospital afternoon's

£80.00 to £1,000,000 a year for the protection was almost entirely applied by German and standing betoon the Spanish and French of vice and crime. He estimates that on the other foreign engar. Now the import has Hongkong vin naual ports of call at am, on The C.P.R str. Mosleoyle left Vancouver for sport which you provided here. As President of the Club I am sorry I had another engage-

commanders, as regards co-operation is equally pockets of policemen and politicians for this best sugar coming in. Refined sugar is now The C.P.; str. Tarter arrived Kobe at

east side alone £40,000 a month goes into the been checked only a small quantity of German the 20th inst.

Friday ment earlier in the afternoon and was not able

regrettable,, The French and Spaniards hare

purpose. Mr. Hamburg saya "The Polica to res the whole of the sporte, but what I have

a hard not to crack in the Land of Unrest, Department has never been in a moredemoralised largely exported to Chine. The value 3.30 pm on Friday the 20th inst, and left again HOW TO BE BEAUTIFUL-Keep your com-

ocadilion than at the present time. We in: exported last year reached about Y10,000,000 at midnight same day for Yokobama where she seen shows me they were of a very high stan plezion, Mrs. Ellen's Crème Charmante. Lait much good execution work has been dons el

The future of the industry is quite promising is due to arrive at 6 am to-day. dard indeed. I was specially interested in the Charmant, and Special Skin Tonic and Fouder ready by betla fiests and bluejackets. However, restigated Coney Island and foard it wide open. The producing expense of orude sugar in water polo, the first game: of which I have seen Charmante will enable you to de It. Her signs are not wanting that it real business Lins Egloons, houses, and gambling dives violated the Formosa is such that the sugar can by no Messrs Brower & Co. Ltd. have published

law without hindrance. "The new 'Tenderloin" exeated you will be able to ask the ladies to lifetime. A. S. Watson & Co., Ltd., Bole Agent/ not yet begne, and that if France and Spaîn¦ district in New York yields about £20,000 & and the day is yet far distant when the import for a dollar. They are views, well taken and means compete with those of Java and Peru, a wonderful sot of picture postcards, 22

well printed, of the upper Yangtze gorges.

The sports concluded, with a game of water pole between two V.R.C. teams; which were distinguished by the units of one side wearing blue, and the units of the other side wearing white caps. The white team was composed of F.K. Tata (goal), O. B. Chanyut, J. M. R Pereira, P. da Roza, A. H. Carroll, H. A. Lammert, and R. C. Witchell. In the blue tnam ware H. C. Sayer, L. le Breton, A. J. V. Ribeiro A. R. Ellis, A. V.. Birros, P. M Remedios and F. M. Roza Pereira. The game- was all one-sided, the whites being far and away too good for the blues, and scoring fire goals to the hallars' nil at the call of time;

MA Fodger then asked his Excelloney the Governer to présent the prizes,

J. Collatur, b Hrabia, 1.b.w.......

8. Lightfoot, b Stanley

W. Dixon, Bramble, st.p. Martin J. Bend, bwan

R. O. Day,

Syncrs

J. Robinson, not out

H. Sterone, b Symons, a Cooper a

JD. Mükenzie, b Symás apro CB-fibraud, Cooper

A. G. Pile, not out

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Cooper

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in my life, and I hope as the new building is Spacialition for the Skin are the study of a

attend (applanesį.

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are le lave the rpper band in Morocco, not month."

BUGAR.

of foreign orüde sugar will be obecked,

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