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SPORTING NOTES.

FOOTBALL.

H.K. ABBOCIATION LEAGUE.

Under the auspices of the Hongkong As- sociation Football League four matches were played on Saturday last. The victorions teams were the Bulls, Y.M.C.A., R.E., R.G.A. and the losers were Naval Yard, R.A.M.C., Lusitano, and Boys Own Club. The winners scored to fewer than 21 goals and the losers only managed to find the net on three occasions: Of the winners the R. G. A. had the greatest harvest, bagging no less than 11 goals, R.E's coming next with 5 goals.

It is somewhat unfortunate that the Hong kong. F. C. committee could not see their way to enter this new League. I believe their chiof

BUCCESS.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16TH, 1908.

Below is the League table to date.

Goals

A. Pta,

R.E...

Y.M.C.A. Buft R.G.A. R.A.M.C. Noval Tard Lusitano... B.0.0

WE

Join

3.2 3.4 1 16 0 0 11 0

Naval Tard v. Lusitano, Causeway Bay. feree, Sergt. Walsh. 230.

Y.M.C.A. o. Boys Own Club, Causeway Bay. Referes, Gunner Marsh. 4 p.m.

THE TRADE OF THE PHILIPPINES.

ALMOST BECORD YEAR:

s".

The report of Mr. Geo. R. Colton, Collector of Customs of the Philippine Islands, for the fisca year ending June 30th lost was recently issued It shows a tebal value of foreign trade of nearly $64,000,000; the largest year, with one exception (1903) since the American occupation, and divided between imports and exports about evenly The following games have been arranged for with a balance of trade in favour of the Islands Saturday next:

of $2000,000 The rice importations of nearly Re. $6,000,000 continue to excite remarks. Of course,

if the Filipinos would miso their own rice this: money would be kept at home. It seems in credible that over $250,000 during the year was sent out of the country for fresh eggs although the chicken certainly thrives in the Talauds for cock fighting uses Hemp is the major product. While the exports were in-. creased to 114,000 tons, the income was but some thing over $17,000,000, a reduction in receipts from this source of 83,000,000 ovor. 1907. Hemp ranged per ton from $140 down to $72. This is in marked contrast with the average price during the last ten yours of $158.84. The highest price was $184 par ton in January 1906. Hemp is the main hope of the islands, and there is no cause for discouragement,

R.E. v. R. A. M. C. Military ground. Re- fereo, Corpl. Edwards, 2.30 p.m.

Buffs 1. R.G.A. Military ground, Referee, Sopper Heigh. 4 p.m.

The League engagements next Saturday are only likely to produce one really good game vis. Buffs r. E.G.A. I am rather inclined to fancy the Butts for a narrow win.

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NAVAL LEAGUE.

REVIEW.

Young China, By the Ven. Archdeacon MOULE. London: Hodder and Stoughton. We know of no publication which conveys so much interesting information on child life in China as this charming little volume by Arch- deacon Mons. The book is written in a simple and engaging style and should oummand a large sale at this time of the year as a Christmas present for boys or girls. The chapters are interspersed with illustrations reproduced from original drawings, by a gifted Chinese artist. We are indebted to Messrs. Kelly & Walsh for a copy of the book.

The Far East Re-visited. By A GORDON

ANGIEE: London: Witherby.

BY

3

MONTHLY SUMS

FOR YOUR

XMAS GIFTS

Mr. FitaMaurice on Leave. By GABRIELLE

FITZMAURICE. London: Greening and Co. PAY Gabrielle FitzMaurice is a pseudonym which hides the identity of a lady who not long ago was a resident of Hongkong. Local readers. will be familiar with the style of the authoress of these cleverly written and piquant sketches which recount the experiences of the wife of an Army officer at home on a holiday. We do not think we are revealing a very close secret when we say that Gabrielle Fitz Maurice is the pseudonym employed by Mrs. Bryan, wife of Major Bryan, RA, who was stationed in Hongkong a few years ago. Mrs. Fits Maurice on Leave" is just the book to beguile the iḍlo half hour.

The Courtship of Sybil, by L. T. MEADE ORDINARY PIANOS EXCHANGED.

London: John Long.

China Express, and this book of 350 odd pages and her wocers. When the high-spirited and

The author is the Editor of the Lemilon and

This is an interesting story of a young lady contains the series of letters written by Mr. beautiful Sybil is strangely made mistress of a Angier on his recent visit to the Far East which house of mystery, and surrounded by enemies were published in his journal during 1907 and und spies with whom she is always measuring 1908. They deal with Malaya, China, Korea swords, the reader passes from chapter to mended by Sir Robert Hart in a brief preface But nothing happens beyond a marriage. The and Japan, and they are unhesitatingly recom-chapter in expectation of coming tragedy. to all who are interested in the affairs of the man she loves rosques her from the house of Far East. We can certainly confirm Sir Robert dread and bears her way to the altar. Hart when he says that Mr. Angier describes places and communities in a graphic manner. and dents with occurrences intelligently and

reason was that the lack of grounds in Hong kong would not enable this League to become a Well, so far, the committee have arranged seven games which were played on two Saturday afternoons. Those were completed sutis. factorily, leaving one ground, that of the Hong- kong Club, not utilised. On the opening day two grounds were occupied. In addition, it has to be borne in mind that there are opportunities The to play off matches during the week. committes have not found it necessary to arrange but their forwards will not bang at goal when $5,600,000, an increase of 31,000 tons over 1907 fairly, Sir Robert also adds that Mr. Angier--

shield ties.

In a league match on Saturday last HMS Bedford must H.M.S. Astraca nt Happy Valley The game was fast and exciting throughout should have won by a bigger margin than 1-0 and good combination was shown. The Bedford

showed exports of 150,000 tons valued at Sugar, the second product in importance,

Whirlwind's Year, by NAT GOULD. London :

John Leng. Mr. Gould's latest work is as interesting as

for mid-week matches yet, but, if necessary, the opportunity occurs. They would rather try The average exports since 1898 have beau "had the advantage of revisiting the East when any of his previons productions. Another they will do so, and the league will be finished fancy tricks und so were easily robbod. Both 90,000 tons, although in 1902 and 1903 250.000 the new forces let loose by this century were and graphic description is given of man as he is All the teams are enthusiastic Astraca's. Forward, I think, the Bedford showed the Philippine Islands for ten years have been for further evolution and what he has said of of beautiful women and fast horses, Those who the condition and doings brought to his notice appreciate reading of the "sport of kings" will and have sont representatives to all the League better combination. I hope to publish a Lengue less than 31 per cent of the foreign sugar

is well worth the attention both of students and get their heart's desire by a perusal of meetings and I am told that each team has shown table to show how the ships are faring next consumed in the United States, which makes

the fears of the beat sugar growers of that practical men, and will also be found informing Whirlwind's Year,"

and interesting by the general reader." The book ], [ is indeed astorehouse of information on Eastern affairs, aud, without necessarily endorsing all

itself very accommodating as to the use of grounds and generally shown a desire to furthor the interests of the League. This sounds well

week.

OTHER MATCHES.

country absurd.

The Hongkong Club played a friendly match for the success of this new venture in Hongkong with H.M.S. Keat and wore beaten by 2-1, al- the value of $5,550,600, a considerable increase, that the author has to say, we welcome the

though they deserved a dow. The Club's backs were sound and the Kent's forwards clever.

sport.

It means more prictice for each team and consequently the standard of play should im- prove, and that is what all footballers desire. I trust that the premier Club will enter next year. It does not seem right that their name

has not been included this your, for I am sare the players individually would enjoy a League game better than a friendly.

CRICKET.

REFEREE.

Last Saturday's cricket produced at least one

Copra (dried cocoamat meat) was exported to although the price was off Coconut oil is being made now in Manila, and in 1908 the exports were 709,000 gallons, valued at $263,000.

Tobacco exports showed a falling off of $415,000, but the experts for the year were

82,715,000.

The Customs Barean collected 88,318,000

republication of Mr. Augier's letters in this convenient and more permanent form. Between thirty and forty half tono illustrations are interspersed throughout the book, but the view of Hongkong must surely be the worst that could be found in any photographer's collection: it would pass very well for in

strution: of a banyan tree. Dan de Beersheba. By ARCHIBALD COLQUHOUN,

London: Heinemann.

big suprise and several good matches. In the which goes a long way toward supporting the League competitions the Telegraphs, who were. Ingular Gorernment. The high tariff is beaten a few baturdays ago by the Police Team, certainly a success as a revenue producer. The inflicted & humiliating defeat on the Civil Islands have stopped the legal importation of Service, who up to Saturday had not suffered opium and the loss for the year in receipts, a loss. Such are the glorious uncertainties of basing the calculations on the collections the game: Peako and Shields were responsible $236,698.40; in other words, the average annual from that drug during the last five years, was for the fall of the wickets, the former being almost unplayable. Telegraphis went in first receipts from opium during the years of 1903. and pat on 72, Bird securing 7 wickets for 361907 inclusive were the handsome sum ofom the first page to the Inst. Starting with

Turning to the games which were decided on Saturday, the greatest interest, was contred on the Baffs v. Naval Yard raatoh on the Naval ground. The number of spectators was large and the Buffs came down in good numbers to support their representatives. The game was very evenly and hotly contested and pro. duced some very fine football. The combination rnus, und Witabell 3 for 3, Brett and Reed being all prior to March 1stat which date importations tried without any resulting fall of wickets. Day was good. The Buils are not yet quite used-to- the turf. They have been playing on sandy scored 32, six others got "duck's oggs," Beattie

Few books of the kind excel in interest this volume which sceants the travels and work of Mr. Archibald Colquhoun in four continents. It is a book which holds the reader's attention

a brief and interesting reference to his ancestry, the author rapidly brings the story down to his own boyhood. He writes of the Spartan discipline exacted by his father and remarks

grounds at Harrismith, 8A, but they showed being the only one with Day to reach double /$92,126. The officials of the islands certainly that anch relations as he established with

marked improvement over the Saturday before, and will be a very hard nut to crack when they can settle down to it. The Naval Yard are

figures. Civil Service went in very confidently but their opponents secured six." dnck's eggs." Satherland and Reed were the only bits to reach

respectively. The total was 55.

$328,864.40, whereas the collections for 1908

very absolutely forbidden) amounted to it.

deserve credit for their skill in adjusting the Anances to meet this large shortage.

Coming to imports, which total about $31,000,000. (exclusive of supplies for the

his children in early years would be con sidered almost inhuman now, Incidentally it explains the prominence of Scotsmen

The Quicksands of Life. J. H. Boan, K.C.

Milne's Colonial Series.

This book is not one of those feverishly exciting stories its title might imply, but is rather a lengthy and verbose account of very ordinary vicissitudes which may happen in the most common place existenes. There does not seem to be any fixed plot, but events occur occasionally to brighten the reading, for at though the story mainly concerns Irish life, you not one thread of humour creeps in. A stolid style is maintained throughout. A theme of Bome interest is woven round a young girl's school daya and the mystery of her birth, but the love story of her guardian and a charming governess must remain the chief attraction and redeeming feature.

JAPAN.

THE AUTO-PIANO

GIVES THE ABILITY TO PLAY ANY MUSIC WRITTEN.

TALKING

MACHINES

PROVIDE ENDLESS AMUSEMENT,

A DANCE PROGRAMME

THE BEST SINGERS.

THE FINEST BANDS.

ROBINSON PIANO

CO., LTD.

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ed from San Francisco. Kat perhaps the news was not believed, although it was quite because of the place of origin of the telegram

correct.

DIPLOMATIC HUMBUG.

The Japanese Government in recent years has Raid severely for its contemptuone treatment of the people when anything of great national importance is being negotiated. Contrary to their rights as a constitutional people, the Japanese people have nothing to do with govern If they try to find out, they meet with a very ment and know nothing of what is going on

discouraging reception. Officialdom in Tokyo will go to absurd lengths to keep the public in the dark, not because the matter in hand requires to be kept secret, but from a routine habit and contempt for the people as the people Had anybody tried a few days ago to get information about the agreement his first course would have been a visit to the Foreign. Office. We will assume he is a journalist instructed to verify certain reports: Ha TOKYO, Dec. 3. sends up his card, say, to an official of his acquaintance, thinking he will have the same The first foreign engagement the United frank reception as when he met this official at

Alliance. Various causes of origin are given by the visitor waits half an hour with exemplary Japan as quite on a par with the Anglo-Japanese furnished room by a uniformed attendant

authority stating that the idea originated when but by an individual who bears the stamp of a Secretary Taft was here three years ago, It is minor oficial. Indeed, this gentlenian admits generally admitted that the visit of the Fleet had with disconcerting pleasantness that he know a lot to do in bringing the ideo to a head, whil nothing. It is no use talking to him, for his the official explanation is that it is simply very appearance suggests an absolute divorce

(PROM QUE CORRESPONDENT,

THE UNDERSTANDINGA

improving every game and can be depended / double figures, their scores reading 24 and 18 Government, military and naval forces, ote), British colonial enterprise, for, as the author States have over entered into is looked upon in seme social, function. Shown into a large, well

upon to put up a good game with whoever they mest. Joughin at back is very-sound, and Glover, Wilks, Coyne and Dalziell are showing fine form. To criticise the Bulle individually is hardly fair till they have played another

match or two, --

Another interesting game was that played on

$8,000,000 were spent for cotton goods: nearly

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for her sons beyond a good education, has says, Scotland, which had provision

The other League match, Artillery v. Police, $6,000,000 for ricë se mentioned; 82,165,000 for thrown them out by scores upon a world in Tokyo papers of Japan's latest agreement, ono patience and at last is greeted, not by his friend

resulted in a win for the B.G.A. by 109 to 76, but as both teams are below the par lino the results do not have much bearing on the competition.

manufactares of iron and steel; 81:520,000 for

which they have carved their way to scones We Scotsmen" he adds owe something to our inhospitable Motherland and our frugal homes.2,

held by the two governments and people the brushed hair shows it to be his business to

rete form

provisions: aut $1,055,000 for cattle. For four imports the Islanders spent $1,045,000; and for illuminating oil $606,000, The United Kingdom supplied over half of the cotton goods On the Club ground R. Hancock and and the report speaks of the prestige in the the Military ground between the R.A.M.C. Panrce gave another fine exhibition of batting.local market of British cotton textiles" at 1825 in the medical service of the East, India, ghrystalisation of the opinion that has long been from knowledge, while his swart get up and well and Y.M.C.A. The score, 3-1, was a very Their partnerships this season have been very the particular attention devoted by British fair indication of the play. The R.A.M.C. successful, averaging at a rough estimate about manafactarers in this as well as, other lines to the East married an Orphan donghter much-talked-of unwritten alliance given a con- receive persons of an inquiring frame of mind. have the same fault that is noticeable in most 150 per tunings. The Hongkong team is a the production of qualities of goods best adapted Military and Naval teams, that is playing too stronger side this season than it has been for to the requirements." It is of interest to note that Spain sent $593,000 worth of cotton textiles long with the ball in front of goal. It is goals some time, and it would be interesting to see a tlist win matches, not fancy play in front of match played between the Club and the teams falling off of 28 per cent. from that of 1907 the net. Barr plays a very sound game, alas who represented the Colony in the last inter- Spain mast decrease in her dealings with the A greater demand for high grade Haigh, The Y.M.C.A. improve avery port match at Shanghai. Of course it could not Islands. game and will not be far off leading team be complete, owing to Sharpe and Barton being knitted goods resulted in increased receipts from

The author's father went out to India in

Company and after he had been seven years of a Goottish indigo merchant. He went through the first Afghan campaign, and also through the Sikh war, but, at the age of forty, he was obliged by ill-health to resign. After nineteen yours service, and return home. The author was born in a violent storms when the ship was off the Cape of Good Hope.

As a boy he had more than the average

THE-POWER IN THE EAST.

When the Anglo-Japanese Alliance was re- newed a few years ago, continental opinion was very much, opposed to British policy in this direction, but the last two years hare witnessed a remarkable volte face, if it may be so described.

His politeness in painful; his anxiety that you find the right way out after a fruitless interview the last straw. The visitor crawls away thinking that after all diplomacy is a great thing. But, the ordinary man would like to know what is the necessity of such reticence in such an agreement, or if a certain degree of reticence is necessary why cannot the public be so informed? If

when the curtain falls over League footballaway, but two players of equal strength could Germany, German cotton goods totalled for amount of obstinacy," and the stories of his The dominating position of Japan in the Far absolute silence is desirable, lot them say so, and

this season. They have a sound defence.be substituted. McCubbin, the Captain, sets a good example his men, by his fine exhibition of football. Ho

the year 3502,000, an increase over. 1907 of

BISHOP AWDRY,

$39,000. Cheaper goods from Japan have im- boyhood are not the least interesting part of the East has become generally recognised and also no sensible man would inquire further. But the On the Kowloon ground the match between paired the British East Indian cotton trade book. As for my school life," Mr. Colquhoun the perilous position of China, the object of attitude assumed by officialdom of knowing is seldom passed and is, no doubt, the best back i Kowloon and Hongkong. was interesting Germany lends the importations of sewing Bays, "I can only recollect that I learnt nothing/ All the Powers' interest. Hence the change of nothing—it is childish and should be struck on. playing in the Colony this year. Wharton atinssıanch as it brought to light a trundler machines valued at $99,000 against $31,000 at all either at the Hangow Acadenny or at sentiment, bringing with it Franco-Japanese of the canons of diplomatic practice.

the Helensburgh School," and he supposes and Russo-Japanese agreements. China is centre balf tackles well and feeds his forwards of merit who has not shown up previously, from the Tnited States. Australia sent prao that it was his appalling ignorance ; and I now walled in by four compacts between five a good centre forward.. and might do well to wickels for 20, his şverage reading at one time of the fresh pork; the best came from the Spathy which induced his father to send great nations who undertake to preserve, her South Tokyo dicosso, would not return to the experiment with Kelly in that position. He can 6tor 13. He bowls a mediam pace ball, with United States. China produced most of the him to Neuwied on the Rhine, the school integrity and maintain the principle of equal; East, on the advice of his doctor, covers a very shoot and takes every opportunity offered him. a good length breaking in occasionally from ard. Australia sent four times as much butter of the Moravian Fathers. While there he was fear of war is now removed!: The understanding in the stomach, contracted only a few years ago, opportunity within her borders. Surely the sad case. The Bishop is suffering from cancer The condensed milk busi. :“on the defensive all the time" and his care with America seems to be of particular value in and the medical opinion is that the invalid has

rother oleverly T.M.C.A. as still looking for Lieut Lipmann, playing for Kowloon, secured 6tically all of the fresh beef, and two-thirds

The forwards will require to show more method in their work of aggression and a vast improve ment in their shooting if they mean to top the League.

The match between R.E. and Lusitano ended in an easy victory for the Engineers. The gaine was slow. The Engineers had it all their own way and it was a good day for Morrish. He is a clever forward, his passing and dribbling being the greatest feature of the game. Lusitanos were spasmodic in their movements, there being an entire lack of cohesion, but should with a

towards the end of the League Season,

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The most remarkable characteristic of a remarkable game was the perseverence of the Boys Own: Club who are a new team and, after

was again [nusuocessful as Denmark the of. Martin Dixon going on later got two wickets nes ran up to 8350,000 in value, of which the at Neuwied might have developed, e

Kowloon won comfortably, United Kingdom got twice as much as America for no runs. mainly through Haughton's fine score of and Switzerland half as much as America. The 52, giving only one chance while in the growth in imports of 193 head of cattle in forties to Fowler, who is usually a safe catch. 1899 to 43,000 head in 1908 valued at $1,055,000

Next Saturday's match should providė some close finishes. Telegraphe most Kowloom. On form Kowloon should win. They are quite is strong a bowling side as the Telegraphs and hare slightly the better batting wide

calls for no remark

Australia went 133,200 barrels of flour and the United States sant 10,000 fewer barrels in 1908 The showing is more favourable to Americs than in 1907 and American dealers think, zove they can hold the trade. The United Kingdom

a hard team to beat, especially at the Valley where tricky wickets are not conducive to big

boring.

dollars loss. manufactured locally.

ut

causes

Router's message that Bishop Awdry, of the

previous schools, into an absoluto struggle this respect, for each untion promises to respect hot many years to live. It is understood that against being taught anything but for the the territorial possessions belonging to the while the dieses is not painful and may not intervention of a man who had the precious gift other in the region of the Pacific, and by this maricualy interfere with the Bishop's work, the climate of Japan is unsuitable, and he will of insight, and spoke to him as man to man" agreement one of the principal on one occasion when he was to have received a that have influenced anti-Japanese writings in therefore remain in England, well-merited punishment. To that professor's Ameries is removed. The belief in the natural

THE RACE CLUBS. insight the author attributes the fact that he hostility of Japan and America was very strong The season for the autumn races is now at became quite proficient in the German language among foreigners even at the time of the visit and got a very sand education generally of the of the feet, and nothing short of the written commercial sort. His father had intended that word will remove it. The understanding shows,

and and during the next fortnight six clubs, hold meetings for three days. In oprasequence

four having courses in the Tokyo district, will

The Engineers meet Hongkong "B" at the sont $70,600 worth of whiskey, American he should have a commercial career but the tales as forcibly as anything can show, that Japan of the abolition of all forms of betting the cluby little practice give a fair account of themselves Valley and should win, ds. the REs are quite whiskey second, being a very few thousand of adventures in India, to which he had con has no hostile designs against the Philippines er are to be finircially assisted by the Government Afalt liquors are more and more stantly listened (and many of which are related any other American territory, and with that the the latter's object of course being the improve

most sceptical must be content. The widespread ment of the breed of horses. Four of the clubs spicion entertained against Japanese policy is reflected in the resentful tone of some of the revive 25,000 yen each per meeting, and the leading articles in Tokyo papers on tho under others a lesser amount, bat it noed hardly be standing, but at least it should be comforting to aid that these subsidies are insufficient, unless country's influence to be suspected than to be to enable the clubs to make a profit. They are entirely ignored, Japan is the centre of a commercial institutions, and not as the Govern group of agreements that simply show how met would have them, established primarily for much she is respected by the great Powers of the purpose of improving the breed of horses. the world.

In connection with this, the president of one of the companies ridicules the gift of 25,000 yen to enable a first-class company Count Okums gave expression to a charge to hold a meeting. He says the average expenses.

all, only boys, but they do not lock pluck if their football is not the best. They are determined to improve and are getting in a good deal of practics. They were rather unfortunate to have had to meet soch a strong team as the B.GA. who are a very evenly balanced eleven, aud there will be some good football when R.G.A. meet

the R.E. or Buffs,

anap

THE POLICY OF BILENCE.

in this volume), mada life in Scotland "too tame for words." Eventually he was shipped to A CURE FOR INSOMNIA. Indis as a black sheep, and did not return to Scotland for twelve years in which time he hail Civil Service play Hongkong "A" on the The following in from the New York Press- Hongkong ground and as they are running The patient complained of insomnis. You carved out a career of promise for himself and neck and neck for second place it should be a must get an alarm look at once," said the was on the full tide of prosperity, these writers that it is greater evidence of a the meetings are well supported by the public,

physician. The patient started, "I mean it. This carries us through the first hundred good match for that reason alone. It should What time do you wake usually in the night ?" pages of the volume, but interesting as the also prove what material the Club teams are Two o'clock lately" Set the alarm for Biteen genealogical and antobiographical details are, made of. Civil Service are undoubtedly the minutes before two. As soon as it strikes, get the thrilling stories of the Indian campaigns strongest bowling side in the Lengue and if theup, dress for the day and take a walk of not less Club team scores heavily against them it will than two miles. Do not go to bed again that and amusing anecdotes which are interspersed

day under y

circumstances, nor take a add greatly to the interest of the record. prove that the two Club teams are invincible as oven sitting

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your chair. The next night set. In the 250 pages which follow the author far as League cricket is concerned, an opinion the alarm at a quarter past two. You will sleep The meetings of the League Committee are, that has been brought home to the Learns until it wakens you. Get up, as before, and take recounts his experiences In Barina, Siam, his 1 toristic growl a day or two ago. He said, of these meetings is 120,000 yen and considere· another two mile wail. The third night you exploration in Southern China with, a view to relation to the new agreement, that he always racing, without the incentive of the pari mutuel. by kind permission of the Secretary of the trundlers since the Club have taken seriously to venture to sit your alarm clock at threa finding a route to Yunnan, his mission to Tong. received the first news of anything happening doomed. That is probably the case, for low

Hopeat the walk. If you are not cured by that king as a representative of the Times (sin Tokyo from London or Washington. Cer- time you will be more difficult case than any I had here before; but if the habit of lying swake hapter which covers a record of the war), his tainly the State ignorano in Tokyo was in people will be found to pay the sum of five yen work as a deputy commissioner in Upper remarkable contrast to public opinion in Wash awards to look at a few horses renning. is not brokan, begin back at 2 o'clock #gain HOW TO BE BEAUTIFUL-Keep your com- repeat. Another sure care for insomnis is Burma, his subsequent career in South Africa, ington, London, Paris, Berlin and St. Petere. Everbody knows that some horse will come in first, but the privilege of backing one's fancy plexion, Mrs. Ellen's Crêma Charmante. Last sitting up with the sick. Just bind yourself to a visit to the United States, and finally a visit burg. At these capitals the agreement was gives all the pleasure and excitement of the Charmant and Special Skin Tonic and Fondre sit up all night with soins good, strong invalid, to Central America.

discussed as thing signed, sealed, and delivered. Charmant will enable you to do it.

Her and if you are not permanently healed of in Altogether this record of an eventful life Here the papers assumed that something had our The future is not bright for those who selves very capable referees with a sound know.fetime. A. 8. Watson & Co. Ltd. Sele Agents. Į here and I will not charge you anything for have much pleasure in comitending it to publio | first out with the alleged fire clauses, telegraph, he stook of these companies is now not worth Specialities for the Skin are the study of a somnis before morning you may come back makes a supremely interesting book, and we taken place and the Hataicha Dempo was the have invested some 10,000,000, yen în race clubs

1262 another prescription.

Y.M.C.A., hold in their rooms every Monday League Cricket.

night at 6.30p.m.

Mention should be made of the referees who have come forward with watch and whistle to supervise these games, Sapper Heigh, Gunner Marsh, and Corpl. Edwards have proved them.

ledge of the rules and how to apply them.

UMPIRE.

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notice.

a tenth of that summ.