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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9TH, 1908.

phere of information by the more prosaic

The French erniser “Alger" arrived at [”-

method of a patient investigation of facts, Hongkong on Saturday from Kwang-chow-an. TELEGRAMS.

The Chinaman, however, to the present day implicitly believes in the ideal superior man" of the above type. He considers that the abstract speculations of Confucius and Meńczus are sufficient to explain every

thing in the universe and thus concludes

S. WATSON & CO., that Western science is only troubling itself about potty details, while Chinese philoso,

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His Excellency the Governor has been pleased to appoint Mr. G. N. Orms to not an Deputy Soperintendent of Folice and of Fire Brigede during the absence on leave of Captain FW THE CASABLANCA INCIDENT. Lyons or until further notice,

LONDON, November 5th. Advices from Berlin indicate that the Casablanca incident is regarded calmly and

His Majesty the King has mob...

advised to exercise his power of disallowance with respect to Ordiansdo No. 7 of 1908, entitled

LOCAL SPORT

CRICKET.

B.K.O.C. V. GARRISON.

A two days' match was opened on the ground of the Hongkang Cricket Club on Saturday between the Hongkong Cricket Club and the Garrison. The Garrison won the toss and wont in first, compiling in the innings a total scars of 294, of which Lieut. Haughton made 72 and Lieut. Home 71. The Civilians then

"FOOTBALL

H.LEO. V. THR NAVY,

A Rugby match was played on the ground of the Hongkong Football Club at Happy Valloy on Saturday between teams representing the civilian club and the Navy. The result was a win for the Navy by 27 points to three.

T.M.C.A. V. H.M.B. "ANTREL,”

Causeway Bay on Saturday afternoon between A good game of Soccer was witnessed at these teams, which were very evenly matched.

phy is the embodiment of human knowledge-An Ordinance to enable Foreign Corporations it is announced semi-officially in Paris that went in, and when stamps were drawn two When well on in the first half Russli, vae of

as a whole. No doubt it was some such idea as this that caused the Chinese official to express his belief that the Celestial mind was theone destined to show to an admiring world what electricity really is. From his point of view be was probably right in his belief. What auch an explanation as he roferred to would beis, of course, sufficiently clear. If

CONFECTIONERY. by ingenious reasoning it could be shown by

Fo

We have just unpacked our NEW SEASON'S CONFECTIONERY, imported from the leading London, Parisian sud American Housse

to sodniro and hold had in the Colony,

The extrast of meteorological observations made at the Hongkong Observatory daring October show that the average maximum tow perature for the month was 80.8 and the minimum 734 degrees. There was a raiafili of 5410 inches, and we had 1744 hours of sunshine.

Returns of the average amount of bank notes in circulation and of specio in reserve in Hong. kong, during the month ended 31st October, 1909, as cartided by the managers of the res. poctive banks, are as under :---

Bome Chinese writer that electricity was nothing more than the well known male and female principle which his philo aophere hold explains everything in the universe, he would flatter himself that he bad completely elucidated a subject CHOCOLATES. with regard to which the Western mind Hongkong and Shanghai

CADBURY'S

In Fanoy Boxes :

CHOCO- CHOCOLATE ALMONDS, LATE WALNUTS, CHOCOLATE DE LA

CHOCOLATE and REINE, VIENNA

Others, in Great Vari-ty. FULLER'S CONFECTIONERY.

BankL Chartered Bank of India, Australia and Chins

the matter is not likely to become acute.

BRITISH TRADE MARKS IN JAPAN.

LONDON, November 5th. :

Sir Edward Groy in reply to Sir 0. 9. Robertson said that the Government had been in communication with Japan, regard- ing the protection of British Trade Marks, and he understood that the position was 20 Batisfactory owing to the decisions of Japanese Courts. Negotiations were pro- seeding for the conclusion of a Convention for the mutual protection of British and Japanese trademarks in China.

FRANCE AND GERMANY,

LONDON, November 6th. - Thero in a deadlock in the Franco-Ger man negotiations concerning the Casablanca incident on the 28th altimo, France refusing to give the apology which Germany iusiats upon prior to submitting the case to arbitration.

Average Specie in Amonat. HenOIVU.

3,729,743.

2,800,000

Banking Corporation 15,245,894 10,000,000 only wondered in outer darkness. What

National Bank of Chins,

Nil Limited

8.114 this would amount to, those who do not care for metaphysical miceties, but still more

Total $19,062,751 12,800,000 those who have studied them and know their true value can easily estimate. It A regulation made by the Governor In-Council under the provisions of the Vehicles Ordinazos would be a mere change of terms, and no true explanation of the essence of the matter-slates that chairs proceeding along Battery Path DESCARTE'S celebrated proof of his existia Victoria or on that part of Plantation Bond loading up from Chamberlain Road to the Peak ence, cogito ergo sum, is really nothing Club in the Peak District are not allowed to go ALMOND more than a substitution of the word abreast at all. Any violation of this regulation TAFFY, CREME APRICOTS, SUCEE cogite for sum, but the expression has a shall be deemed to have been committed in the DE LA CREME, CARAMELS, PEPPER-certain appearance of profundity and was case of a public licensed chair by the bearers MINT LUMPS, MARSHMALLON BALLS sufficient to satisfy the metaphysicians of and in that of a private unlicensed chair by the Europe for many long years, though it is manifest that it is just as difficult for a man to prove that he thinks as to prove that he FRENCH exists. Argument of this kind has com- been under osuvas at Stonositer's, under the CONFECTIONERY.vely little effect upon the foreign charge of the Company officer, Eleut. Williams, ultimo have been introduced. They provide

COCOANUT TAFFY

&o.. &c.,.

PASCALL'S

NUTTONA, NOUGAT, TOFFEE, FONDANTS. CARAMELS

&c.,

40..

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cccupant.

THE CADETS IN CAMP.

At noon on Saturday the 21 cadets who have

LATER.

Semi-ficial statemonts in Berlin and Paris indicate that the Casablanca incident will probably be settled by both countries exchanging mutual regrets,

GERMAN TAXATION;

LONDON, November 6th. The German taration bills of the 10th

for the raising of £23,500,0w revenu. THE UNITED STATES

RUSSI

ONS.

LONDON, November 6th, Thirteen Admirals have been placed or the retired list, it is believed in connection with malversation of funds in the contrue

wind in the prosont day; and the old-returned to Hongkong, landing at Blake Fier, WALNUT fashioned scholastie pendant of the CASSAN- and presenting the appearance of well-worn DAN type has happily become rare. But in and well-tried soldiers. All of them looked exceedingly, well and were animone in their China abstract specula in and deducive appreciation of cup and in regret at having

LONDON, November Atb. reasoning are still in very high estimation to leave. The boys have been dador the in- New York business circles are rejoicing and those who are adepts in the latter struction of Jorgeant Downes of the Middlesex at Mr. Taft's violory. The rises in the themselves that they have the key to & vast Regiment, who sho reinsined in camp the price of stocks are general. The Socialist, A. S. WATSON & CO. amount of wisdom and knowledge, which whole week. Once over in camp there was no

the uninformed outer barbarian does not fitting to and fro; in fact, there were no trans--are disappointed at their candidate Mr LIMITED,

possess. They have no idea that Western port facilities, except the isunch conveying Debs securing only half a million instead the Medical Officer early in the afternoon, of the expected million votes. Mr. Heurat's nations have gone through all this kind of The general health of the boys was excellent, candidate, Mr. Hisgen, inakes a pitiful ALEXANDRA BUILDINGS AND

ratiocination and have discovered that it is

some of them looking in splendid fighting show, not the kind of intellectual oxercise that trim. On Wednesday aftemoon H.E. the KOWLOON DISPENSARY.

will lead to any practical results, or even con- Governor inspected, the camp and expremad duce to real mental superiority. A Chinese his pleasure with the drilling, the shooting, and The boys were Hongkong, 6th November, 1908.

scholar on the other hand clings to his old the condnot of the cadets.

marched to the revolver ranges, and red 5 HONGKONG OFFICE : 101, DEB Yeux Ron ideas, notwithstanding the change that he rounds at the 25 yards range storing the highly sons going of round lim; and is thus fully satisfactory total of 23 bulls and 2 inners jeepersuaded that he must in time outstrip the Again on Friday afternoon, which was the boya'

Europeans even in their own special lines of guest day, the commandent of the H.K.V.Ction of warships. knowledge on account of his general mental Llaut-Col, Chapman, socompanied by the Staff Oficer, Captain A. J. Thompson, inspector, and superiority. As time goes on, so thoroughly the cadets were put through march past, mauzal practical a people as the Chinese must ree exercise, a triangular test of esmaphore signall- the fallacy of this line of thought as plainly ing and an exhibition shoot by a team of eight as it has been perceived by Europeans when boys firing at about 50 yarda' range at specially by actual experience they find out how much erested targets. After the. Commutante in mental force and application are required to spection of the target the visitors were privileged master any single branch of European balls and 17 inners. On Thursday there was a science. They must by egress admit that classification shoot. We are aasble ne yet to it is possible that a European intellest may give the detailed scores, bat are able to gbake come up to their own. To really grasp this that out of a possible 80 points, the average por member for the cadet company, wall over 50 to 695 fact, however, they would have to put their

per cent of the possible; the highest individual own scholastic acquirements and meta-score being 71 by Ormand Masso sight Physical disquisitions upon a much lower hoys obtained over 80 per cent of the possible. grade than they at present occupy; and Speaking to the commanding officer, It this must certainly be a matter of vary slow Williams, on the shunting be paid a high progress. In the meantime, however, we compliment to the cadet instructor Sergeant shall have to make some excuse for Chinese. Downes for the pains taken with the younger boys as to make an efficient company intellectual pride, but that it still exists rather than a few markamen. Lient. Williams M, Franz Reichel, who was with Mr. Vibur almost strongly as ever even among those also stated that the cadets received much last month when the aeroplane made a 55. minate well acquainted with Foreignera and Wea-instraction from a demonstration with the sub-flight, lessribing in the Figaro Lin fight, says:

HONGEONG, NOVEMBER 9TH, 1908.

Tus pride of intellect, which, notwithstand ing their conventional modesty, the Chinese do not hestitate, from time to time, to display has always been a puzzle to the Western mind. There can be little doubt that the Chinese, and more especially those of the educated classes are fully convinced they are far superior mentally to all other nations An illustration of this of a typical character was given in the remark of a high Chinese official to Sir ROBERT HART that while

to see them and from 40 rounds there were 12

target machine through the kindness of Lieut. Mullins of HM.8. "Pamar." Daring the work the cadate had a full day's work, parading st 7 and 10 s.m., from 2 to 4 for musketry and parade at 4 s.m., these with specia! oricket and and football games interspersed. A guard of fuur was mounted for daty between 6 and 10 p.m.. cach night and we hear of quite excing experiences, On the whole the first endet camp was eminently succesful, yo

It has already been pointed out that the

THE LANCASHIRE COTTON DISPUTE.

LONDON, November 6th. The cotton disputo has been settled. The mills will restart on Monday. The em ployees have accepted a 5% reduction until

March,

THE NEAR EAST.

LONDON, November 6th. Austrian monitors_have arrived at

Semlin, opposite Belgrade, for the purpose of matovring. The presence of the ships is irritating the Servians intensely.

HOW IT FEELS TO FLY.

I have known that day a magnificent iu- toxication. I have learned how it feels to be bird. I have flown. Yes, have flown! I am still astonished at it, etill deeply moved.

When we started it was like a plunge tato space, which gave me a coup à l'estomas. Then suddenly it was all very smooth cradling amid the thunder of the motor. It was strange and exquisite. The air towed upon me Caressingly, I could keep my eyes wide open; the air bathed me, but did not whip ma

And then came the first turn. Oh, that teru, thesa turns! If straight flying in sa aeroplane is a delicions sensation, turning is pare intoxication. My heart swelled in me. Tears came to my eyes.

"At Bret, I dared not move. Gradually I

wickets were down for 35 rate. The score

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foreigners made use of electricity, they did not know what it was, but it would be found that the Chinese would discover this and enlighten the outside barbarian mind on the subject. The observation was evidently made in perfect good faith and it is an interesting speculation what really was the

underlying current of the Chiness official's Lern Learning" is a fact which we shall be thoughts. What apparently he meant was wise not to overlook. that the Chinese are far better acquainted with the true nature of all things terrestrial and Celestial than Western nations can The British squadron leaves to-morrow.

The United Bisten ruiser Louisiana pretend to be. And this ià in truth an honest statement of the bolief of ninety-proceeded to Manila after landing Rear,

Admiral Emery. nime Chinese out of a hundred. They look

Mr. H. 8 Moss, manager of Mosars. upon physical science even of the bighest character as something far short of the Dodwell and Co's Foochow bravoh, has gone abstract philosophy of which they deem home on leave, and expects to return in the THE AMERICAN FLEET AT AMOY. themselves masters. To form an idea of the Spring, extent to which they rely upon the latter. is not very easy in the present day. The oid metaphysical speculations which were so much in vogue fifty years ago are now almost completely out of date, and very few people trouble their heads about Loox, DECARTES, DUGULD, STEWART, REID, BERE LEY and other standard writers of the game

It is hotified in the "Gazette" that conditions clasa, or at most, copsider their works interesting as a mere display of intellectual regarding nomination of candidates for the finesse and as valuable only as a species of Nobel Peace Prize, 1909 may be learned, ou montal gymnastics. Time was, however, application, at the Clonial Secretary's Office.

being checked by means of tickets Blixty boys The growing importance of the overses trade when it was fully believed that abstract Mr A. Fong, the well known photographer of

peculation of this kind would end in the Queen's Road Central, has an excellent sazies of from the Union College, Amoy, assisted in the to and from Autralia has induced Musara, photographs of the parade ground at Amoy and sale of picture postoseds here, and did a very Gayzer, Irvine and Co., Ltd, of Glasgow, owners of the Clan line of steamers to extend- discovery of some recondite principle that she building erected thereon in connection with good work. In the same matched was a branch their service to Australia. Arrangements have would explain all things physical and mental- the visit of the American Fleet.

of the Chinese Imperial Fost Office under the been made for the Clan liners to trade regu charge of Mr James Ross and four linguist larly to Australis returning to London and and place all trus knowledge in the posses

clarks. With three thousand men on the Continental ports. The steamer inaugurating sion of the superior man," who would be

ground at once it can be understood that the the line will be the "Clan Macmillan... - The able to look with complainant contempt

stan had no easy time. There were no fewer deat milag under the Clan ng consists of than 60,000 postcards sold in the T.M.C.A. about 40 steatuszu, upon those who endeavoured to enlarge their

tent, no the number mailed can be imagined,

The Roman Catholics of this Colony will Chinese Government did everything they grew bolder, for what was there to be afraid of? aelebrate the Pope's Broerdotal Jubilee on the 18th, 14th, 15th and 16th instant at the Cathedral of lamscalate Conception.

Mrs. Lyon will be at Home" on board the Tamer" on Thursdays in November and the first three Thursdays in December. Beats will leave ME Tray Pies from 4 till 5.30. p.m.

Mr. J. O. P. Bland, the representative in Peking of the British and Chiness Corpora- tion, who has been at home for for week leave has returned to China vis Siberia, the route by which he came to Europe,

waved

arm to those below; my The Fou seta. We fly in the dunk. On wo possibly could to make plasmat the stay of the visitors at Amoy. They area besought the go. Night falls, and the moon shines, And

still

But we we By Lamps are lit. below us. assistance of the Y.M.C.A, a fast which is fy, chasing cur shadow, which the moon caste At last, at last we glide to not without significance, Mr Baard, of the in front of us. Fosobow Branch, came down to Amoy where earth.

Ravished, fascinated, stirred beyond words, his Association equipped one of the mataheda na

I threw myself upon Wright's neck: otio, olac a reading and writing room and also acted in him squarely, as aloft luggage bureau gratis. Moreover they When Wright. wishes it—te-morrow, if be undertook on behalf of the Government the he I will cross the Channel with him distribution of the cigars and cigarettes to the from Calais to Dover. or from Dieppe to

Bach man was entitled to five cigars and twenty cigarettes per diem, their allowance.

men,

Newhaven,

...:

GARRISON.

Lashman, Lanning, b Storonë me Capt, Garnett, o Claxton, b R. Hannock,.. 25 Lt. E. Haughton, st Louning.b H.Hancock 73 Lt. Liebman, a and b R. Hanoook

Lt. E. Hom, e Dashwood, b Claxton... 21 Lt. Bagnall, b R. Hancock.

Capt. Emaloy, st Launing, b Clarion...... 28 Capt. Hooper, b R. Hansoaks inngan mema Fandamar Marton, e Brown, b B. Hancock 10 Capt. Oliver, b Hrawa......... Capt. Gooding, act out...

Extra

Total

BOWLING ANALYSIS.

E. Hanscek....... S. H. terima

8.3. Login Jenka 199

T, E. Funroo

H. Hancock

A. A. Claxton 10

A. Q. Brawo

HONGKONG. CRICKET CLUB.

A. E. Lanring, did not bat.

A. A. Claxton, a Barton, b.Liepman

A. P., Dushwood, ran out

W. O. D. Turner

H. Hancock........

R. Hanoock...n

T. E. Pearse

A. O. Longit

A. O. Ba... 8. . Logan

F. H. H. Stovons

Extras-*-*-*-*-*

Total

CRAIGENGOWER

204

THAM V, KOWLOON

TEAM. The match between the above teams was played on the Craigengewer ground on Eatar- day and resulted in a win for the Craigongower "A" team. The following are the scores.--

KOWLOON !!

Capt. Somerville, b Curryagulieminia. 12 H. G. Burgess, R. Carvalho, Petersen L. J. Blackburn, o Greaves, b Paterson... II. C. Clements, G'A. Carvalho, b' Cury......... 1 H. Dowsbury, b Souza.......... amiket ska

J. Clelland, Greaves, b Currya...........................

C. W. Jefferies, b Souza

C. H. B. Jones, a and b Carry..

J. Gregory, a Carry

E. Millar, o Butliwate

S, Moore, not ouiba ang sarap Bed a

Total for 4 wiokėta.... CRAIGENGOWER "A.

W. II. L. Warraner, b Somervillo

H. W. Petersen, ran out

J. Pestonjec, b Sowerville

A. F. Greaves, a and b Clelland.

C. H. Lys, b Gregory

A. A. Carvalho, c Gregory, b Bowerville P. Carry, b Gregory..........

5. Hatiwala, Jefferies, b Gregory...

MA. E. Roize, aot ont...

R. Carvalho, b Gregory....

-C. Rodrigues, b Gregory. Extran th

Total

CRAIGANGDWNE. V, POLICH.

*

11

79

This league match was played on Saturday en the Police ground, and resulted in a win for the Cralgengover Cricket Club. The following are the scores and manlysis

TOLICE..

McHardy, Lammert, b Pestonji...... Kent, e Baan, b Pestonjinia Edwardar o Viveagh, b'Osmos Pitt, o Vivaashi, b Osona senzor, Ogg. b Pestonji.........

King, b Evans

Doll, o Sammert, b Pestonji Cookie, o Noria, b Evene

Langley, e Lammert, b Ommon......... Foley, not out..

Spencer, a Asgor, ↳ Evane....

Extras..

Total.....

CRAMINGOWEE.

H. L. Manderson, o Langloy, à Edwards

M. E. Aager, e Riit, b Kont .....

K. Basa, a Pite, b Foley

G. Evans, b Foley.

A. Osmon, b Taloy

W. H. Vivonch, run out...ag 24.

✪. A. Hancock, o Edwards, b King.

L.E. Lammert, a and b King.

J. D. Noria, d'Pitt, b Edwards.. L, A, Rosa, not out

R. Poatanji, e Edwards, b King..

Extras.............

Total. .........

120

MOWLING ANALYSIS

Pastonji.... Lammert

Evang....

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3

DIVIL SERVICE V. KOWĽODE,

It will sortie sa surprise to many followers

of ricket to learn that Kowloon were defeated

the forward line of the "Astra" succeeded in placing the leather in the net, and things were equalised by Clements of the Y.M.C.A team in the second half.

CIVIL SERVICE OPEN AIR CONCERT.

A very sucoonful open air concert was held on the grounds of the Civil Servios Cricket Club at Happy Valley on Saturday evening and was largely attended. A large enclosure was fenced off with bamboo matting, the surroundings being lighted up with a powerful are light the glare of which was mollowed by strings of Chinese lanterns which aireumferen- ced the enclosure. A maished stage, dressed with fags, was erected at one end of the enclosure. The promotera have every reason to be satisfied with the sucosas attending their offerte, and their only regret could have been the absence of His Excellency the Governor, who was unavoidably detained. The sky wae. overalt, and the weather threatening, bat fortunately the rain held off until the end of the proceedings. The first item on the programme was a selection from Faust by the Middlesex Band, after which Mr. F. A. Biden zang "Flight of Ages" in a manner. that found favour with his auditors. Later the same gentleman received another ovation for hin. singing of "Threo for Jack"-M-Titman's eboo' solo "Aris de Bravara" was executed with

considerable skill, and then the Hos. Mr F, H, May look the platform to tell some of his droll stories of Irish wit. Needless to say, the hon. gentleman kept his auditors in a simmer of mirth, the light laughter of the lady coupled with the hearty guffaw of the gentleman being a proolamation of the appreciation of Mr. May's humour. His second appearance before the audienor, when he gave numerous examples of She Irishbull,"incorporating a story about the domestic cat, was no less appreciated than the dret, and he retired from the platform followed by rounds of bearly applane, The comic element of the concork was in the cap. able hands of Mr. Hutchinson who, affer sing- ing a German parody on the song "Drinking," responded to an enpore with the good old Irish ballad "Tread on the fall of me cost" Later the same gentleman earned much applause for his singing of a comio song with a good rolliak- ing oborus in which bis kesters heartilly joined, As he left he stage there was an emphatic recall, and after obliging again he had perforee to return a third time to satisfy the demands of his hearers. Mr. J. H. Chalmers was deservedly applauded for his brilliant munion! skotoh, a performance which stamped him as a pianist of more than ordinary ability. Thanks are also

due to him for accompanying the other perfor- mers, and the Middlesex Band are likewina entitled to a word of praise for their selestions during the evening. The Cricket Club had a capable concert secretary in Mr. L. E. Brett, and an energetic programme committee in More F. A. Bidon and R. G. Hutchison.

THE KING'S BIRTHDAY.

The parade at the Happy Valley, one of the most impressive spectacles seen in Hongkong, is timed to begin at 9.45, A

In honour of the King's Birthday sports will be held at Canton this afternoon and a concert. and cinematograph entertainment in the evan- ing. The sports on the Shameen include sack race, tug of war, pillow fighting for sailors, ladies hat trimming competition, quick charge race for sailors, children's races, animal race, mop (ournament for sailors, and egg and spoon race, Mr. Fox will present the prizes at the closs. The band of the Rajputs will be in attendance.

SIR PAUL CHATER'S CHRYSAN- THEMUMS.

Chry-

A large number of residents 'availed them- sales on Saturday of the invitation kindly by the Civil Service on Saturday. Kowloon's given by Sir Paul Chater to the members of total score was 43, Then the home team went the Horticultural Bostety and his friends in and passed this score with nine wickets to generally to inspect the obrysanthemums in the spare. They played on, however, and were grounds of Marble Hall, Conduit Road, diemisued for a total of 161 raas. The Kowloon santhemum plants in the Colony have suffered tomm' wicketer fell to the trandling of Bird considerably from the winds during the past end Brett, while the folding of the home team couple of months, and consequently no chry- santhemum show is being held this person. Sir was very good. Scores and analyses are:---

Paul Chater, however, whose interest in foriculture is well known, has quite su excellent show for Hongkong in his own gardens. They are mostly of the white variety. One pot hAN

wany as tighty-one blooms, another sixty-seven, and probably none less than thirty, so that, ranged as they were around the lawn, they made a very effective display. At tha eastern sud there was an attractive, collection of chrysanthemums of a rich maroon tint-a most uncommon variety.

KOWLOON..

J. B. Robinson, b Bird.nyuang mejenen W. E. Dixon, o Hatebinson, 5 Bird. W. F. Brewer, e Hutchinson, b Bird Major Chitty, b Brett

N

8. Lightfoot, e MaEwen, b Brott...

Lieut. Richardson, a Barlow, b Brott..

W. G. Martin, e Baven, b-Bird, J. Meid, not out

W. L. Wamor, 5 Exide Lieut. Balderson, o Biden, b Brott *Ú. Libsand, o Raven, b Bird

Total. BOWLING ANALYSIN.

Birder *

7.3

Brett

M.

2

प.

"་་h- ----..tu

CIVIL SERVICE.

R. C. Witshell, o Martin, b Dixon 13 A... F. Baven, b Martinezzað gerai anaer E. Fod, b Dixon

F. A Rider, 0 Mead, b Dizon

B. 0. Hutshingon, not but............

B. C. Barlow, b Chitty......

J. Ma Ewen, b Martin.

A. R. Sutherland, a Martin, b Dixon

R. E. C. Bird, e Lightfoot, & Chitty

P. E. Adams, a Robinson, b Martin...... L. E. Brett, at Balderson, b Chitty.

Martin

Dixon

Chitty

Total ng Man 2009 161. BOWLING, ANALYSIS,

Over

Sir Pani kept"open kouse" on Saturday and showed many of his visitors his beautiful residence. As is generally known, Sir Paul has a unique collection of Chinese porcelains, & collection which cannət be matched in China or out of it, and the opportunity afforded the visitors of inspecting this magnificent and priceless collection as well as the chrysanthemums was greatly appreciated,

Just a month ago there was a deep depres sion on the Block Exchange owing to speculators rushing to realise the greater portion of recent advances lost. The collapse would have been greater but for the big Bouth African houses coming to the support of the market. Console, which were quoted at £84 178, 64, on the 8th fell to £33. 15% on the 9th bat they subsequently recovered to £34 28. Ed. There were free wallings of all classes of stocks.