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of the world, the final result would in all probability be a stimulus to more sustained and better directed effort. The Chairman of the China Association found occasion to lament that since the dismissal of YUAN
S. WATSON & CO. SH-KAL, who is acclaimed on all sides as the most capable living Chinese statesmen, Peking has lapsed into "a normal condition of somnolent drift from which only such displays of energy as the recent announcement by Japan that she proposed setting about the Antung railway without further argument. had been able to arouse her." There is in the circumstances a qualified approval, in the Chairman's speech, of the bold aution taken by Japan to accelerate the settlement of a whole series of questions which otherwise might have dragged on indefinitely under less energetic bandling. That episode ought to
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The enjoyable fortnightly dances given by the stall of the Kowloon Dook were commenced" for the season on Saturday night. The evening. was as pleasant as its predecessor.
The first batch of griffins (21) for the forthcoming race meeting arrived from Bhang: hai yesterday by the Cheyenng and will b
drawn for this evening.
On Saturday evening another of the mech. appreciated sortos of dances at Kingsolare was hold. There was a large attendance, and the evening was groatly enjoyed
The conditions and regulations Later which permission to export arms, ammunition and orplosives from Hongkong may be granted aro published in the current Gaselle,
It is reported from Honolulu that the stear ship Korea, of the Pacific Mail line, picked up a wireless message on her present trip at 4,305 miles, bresking all previous world's records,
Sir Henry and Lady May are arranging the programme for the welcome on Saturday evening aest of Mr. G. Lerrigo, formerly General Secretary of the Y. M. C, A. in Topeka, U.S.A., who has just been added to the sec retarial staff of the Association in Hongkong.
At an auction of race ponies held at the
Gemini tionally good prices were realised. was bought by Mr. Marshall for Th. 2,500, Sagittarius by Mr. McBain for Tis. 2,000 and Pegasus by Mr. Sidebottom for Tix. 1,200.
implement the promises she has solemnly made. British interests in the Yangtse have Horse Bazaar, Shanghai, last week some excep.. diminished by "evaporation" because the British Government has not that nice appreciation of the Chinese mind that Japan possesses. The views of the situation in China embodied in the speech of the Chairman of the China Association will have the endorsement of every serious student "of the country's affairs. It is in truth pathe
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P.&O. NUBIA" ASHORE IN THE SUEZ CANAL
LONDON, November 27th. The P. and O. steamer Nubia" went ashore in the Suez Canal and obstructed the passage. She has since been towed off,
The recent typhoon that passed over Boilo and Cebu almost blotted out the lighthouse and A. BALKAN UNDERSTANDING. its surroundings on the island of Tangningai, of the northern part of the island of t'eba. It destroyed the house and damaged the light, and
LONDON, November 27th. The interview between the Archduke
tic to observe the unintelligent direction the coper and his principal assistant wore Ferdinand and King Peter of Servia is
Captain and Mrs. Cooker, of the G. I M. service, left Foochow last week after a brief stay of a few months, Both Captain and Mrni Cocker, says the Echo, have made many friends in Foochow who regret their departure, and the members of the Club will miss a firely entar- tainer in the genial Captain. Captain Cooker has been transferred to Hangchow, His successor at Foochow is Mr. C. Andiat,
of the reform movement in China. At one drowned. time it seemed to be recognised in Peking that a thorough reform of the finances of the empire must precede all others, but China's statesmen appear to have been scared by the gigantic nature of the task, and the ship of state therefore drifts dangerously towards the rocks. The margin of revenue to meet the increasing charges of debt, as Mr. Scorr remarked, is diminishing. Moreover, we see provincial authorities resorting to the dange- rous expedient of issuing debased coin and
at Shanghai last week and when abreast of the unsecured bank notes. Still the Government. Y. K. Wayside wharf, something went apparently oblivious of the danger, is wrong with her steering gear and she swung A. S. WATSON & CO., requiring the provinces to contribute to cross the stream, colliding with the steamer a fund for the creation of a costly Navy. Niigata Mart, which was anchored close by. Perhaps, after all, there many be method in Neither vessel sustained any serious damage, and after the steering gear had been attended all this madness. It, at least, will serve
to the Thistle resumed her trip down river.
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Mr. Montagus Harris, a barrister-nt-law, who has been practicing in- Singapore for the past six years, applied to the Supreme Court at Shanghai last week to be admitted to prac tice in that Court. Both the Chief Judge and the Assistant Judge sat to hear the application, which was opposed by the Crown Advocate, who submitted with regret that the applicant was not s fit and proper person to be admitted to practice, the contention being based on against Mr. Harris in the Singapore Court resulting in his being fined $100 or four ten days for contempt of Court. The hour
most a new paper report of proceedings taken
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capable in the Empire of carrying through such measures aro relegated to the obscurity of their native villages. In the course of
ing was aventually adjourned, in order to give The last ten years the Chinese Government Mr. Harris time to procure an affidavit of has at great cost obtained expert advice on fitness, the Chief Judgo suggesting that the currency reform as well as ou financial person best able to satisfy the Court would, be reform generally, but no practical use one of the Judges of Singapore. Whatever has been made of the advice which the Government went to great cost to collect. For all the good that has resulted, Mr. JENK might never have given a thought to a reform of China's currency, and Taxo Sao Yr's mission to study financial administrations abroad seems Ir doubtless forms part of the duty of to have been equally barren of results, China's diplomatic representatives abroad Since he submitted his reports the Regent to transmit to their Government any viowseems to have had no further need of his the following plot. An Archdaka, who ha
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* Jack Stray" was played to a fair house by' the Bandmann Coy, on Baturday night. No doubt the numerous counter, attractions ftily recounted for the small audience, but the Com. pany did not let this fact dampen the ardour with which they played the piece. The comedy, which
was written by Charles Hawtrey, is based round
suddenly disappeared, works for his living known
to which public expression may have been services. But the time must come when as Jack Straw. The play opens with him acting given by representative men among whom they dwell bearing upon China's foreign relations. If this duty is religiously per
formed by China's representatives, the Government at Peking must in the course of a twelvemonth, be inundated with un- flattering comment and wholesome advice from almost every enlightened quarter of the globe. Probably not a tenth part of it receives any consideration whatever, but we hope a better fato is reserved for the speeches which are delivered at such annual gatherings as those of the British China Association in
regarded at Sofia as the beginning of a durable understanding.
The result is attributed to the efforts of Russian diplomacy.
A ROYAL SHOOTING EXPEDI- TION IN AFRICA.
LONDON, Noveraber 27th. H. R. H. Princess Patricia of Connaught and H. R. H. Prince Arthur of Connaught sail for East Africa in January on a shooting ex- pedition. They will return in May.
AMERICA AND CHILE.
KING EDWARD ARBITRATOR.
INTERPORT CRICKET.
SIXTH DAY.
VICTORY FOE STRAITS,
The sixth day's cricket on Saturday attracted a large attendance of spectators, whose interest in the contest between the Straits and Shanghai was quickened by the close finish in the first
succeeding one, volleying vary smartly. Deuce was called three times before Carr obtained the advantage by tossing, and the games were even | again-two all. The Frenchman lost hila serve his margin and made the sora stand-4/2. and gave the lead again to Carr, who inorenmad The seventh game of this aut witnessed some brilliant rallies, and after dease had been called "
Carr
innings, Shanghai having totalted 239 for their twice. Toussaint obtained the game. first innings on Friday and their opponents had tossed in the next, but was affectively smashed, made 176 for the loss of seven wickets, once more the games were oven-four all- Maartenes and Hennessy continged their good obtained several points by placing just over However, Toussaint lost the next, though he stand on Saturday morning and carried the the net. when Carr was at the book line store up to 218 before a separation was effected. The figures had just been altered one, when Cavendish was caught. to 240, giving the Straits a margin of
unable to come up, and Care, after losing his first two aarres, won the next game. This ended the second set -6/4.
Toussaint wòn his sorve again, but Carr drow
Shanghai then went to the wicket, but failed to make as good a stand as on the previous day level in the next game and won the succeeding one as well. His opponent got the better of successful in his bowling, but Mackenzie did not. The fifth game saw both men driving very being all out for 150. Hennessy was very him in the fourth gams and the score stood-two do so well. The Straits on going in lud little strongly, but the Frenchman. failed to smash difficulty in knocking up the requisite number when he End the opportunity and the game went winning the game by four wickets.
and reached 150 for the loss of six wickets, thas
Scores:
STRAITS.
lat Innings.
N. Grenier, e and.b Wilson.com. Lieut. Eddis, o Braud, o Sparke, Lient. Clarke, e Barrett., 6 Sparke. H. B. S. Zehnder, 1bw, b Main
V. Ehown, b Main........
23
B. M. Mackenzie, b Maintenance
T. G. Hickley, e Donnolly, b Wilson .
9
8. G. A. Maartozéz, ở Shackleton,
Donnolly in menim
59
21
Dr. Hennessy, Anderson, b Douncily Lt. Paxton, Dot out
A Cavendish, e. Shackleton, b Main..........
Extras
...... 35
240
Total
Bowling Analysis:
Sparke Loonally
21
53.
3
Main ......
Anderson
Wilson
a
163 1
5 U 31 1 22
58
BHANGHAI, (Second Innings) Capt. Barroit, e Grenier, b Hermessy .......... 27 A. E. Lonning, b Honey
24
P. Latabe, a Maartinez, b Hannaasy ......... 16 R. N. Anderson, a Clarke, b tienesy W. J. Hawkins, ibw and ɓ Maokonzio .... C. F. Shackleton, a and b Hennosey.........
D. Brand, ibw and b Haney
W. B. Wilson, a Eddis, b Hennessy
21
N. L. Sparko, st Maartener, b Hennessy 31 D. V. Donnelly, b Cheko.... T. Main, not ont
Hennessy
Extras
Clarke... Markonzia Hickley
Total
Bowling Analysie.
0.
231.2
10
0
AYRAITS. (Second Ixtings.) N. E. Grenler, o Sparke, Donnelly...... B. L. Eddía, é Anderson, b 8parke: B. H. Clarke, o Anderson, b Sparks
150
74. វ
V. G. Brown, & Donnelly, h Sparke
4
H. B, 8. Zehnder, not patria da
10
B. M. Mackenzie, o Anderson, b Sparke ..
T.G. Hickley, b'Mainten
8. G. A. Maartenoz, net out
P. H. Hennessy, H. C. Paxton, and R. A.
Cavendish did not bat
Extras....
Sparke
Total for sir wiokota
Main ..........
Donnelly
Wilson......
Bowling Analys.
1).
12 0
9.3 1
5 2.
19
150
非
TO-DAY'S AND TUžaday's PROGRAMME.
LONDON, November 28th. King Edward has been appointed arbitrator to settle the dispute which- threatened to embroil America and
To-day and to-morrow. Hongkong will play a Chile owing to the demand of the 1 nited States for compensation Straits and Shanghai Combination team con. amounting to £200,000 in connectionsisting of Messa. Hubbach (Captain) Henusay. with a mining concession which had (Straits) and Barrett, Main, Sperke and Anderson been granted by the Chilian Govern (Shanghai). Reserves, Brand and Shackleton, ment to the firm of Alsop.
TURKISH PROGRESS.
LONDON, November 28th. A Constantinople message states that a sign of the régime is that the Government have given an Anglo- Franco-American group of capitalists a contract for establishing complete telephone service in Constantinople.
a
BRITISH POLITICAL CRISIS,
LONDON, November 28th. Fears of the crisis in Great Britain affecting the monetary situation is a
to his opponent, A. beautiful rally for the first point ended in favour of the servor, and. Carr socured the sizfl game-4/2. Toussaint's volley. ing was very effective in the seventh game and the points wont to him. It was his last win, for Carr wou the next two, the last garas being ospecially frat, both men travelling all over the courts. The set ended 6/3. Care won by 18 games to 8.
+
STRAITE V. HONGKONG (SINGLES.)"
A. D. Cox of Singapore and H. E. Toussaint of Shanghai met on the courts of the Kowloon Cricket Club yesterday afternoon to decide interport honours. The game, after a pro. longed struggla, ended in favour of the southern representative by three sets to two. Toussaint showed himself to botter advantage Rhan against Carr, and started off by winning the Birat set 5/2. Cox played rashly at the outset, losing his morre twios in the first set, and making several double faults in the second est. Midway through this set, he tried a different serve, introducing more slica, and it won two games in succession. The players wore level on the finish of the fourth and six games, but Toussaint got the not three in enacession anıt won the not 6/3. Next net usw. Cox showing his mottle, and his hard drives kept the Frenchman travelling all over the court. Two all was called, then three all, and the nort three went to the Straits man, who won the set 6/3. Tenssaint was palpably weakening, but Cox was still fresh and his policy of tiring out his opponent justified itself. The Shanghai man lost the first two games, but won the third after deuco had boon called four times. Cox was a trifa erratio and placod just out of bounds. Another fast game went to Cox, but his rival scoured the next, and the Cox won a love game which made the score 4/2 in favour of the Straits champ- ion. Toussaint got a love game, which, however, ended his scoring so far as the socond set went, Cox winning 6/3. Toussaint started the third wat badly and it was evident he could not make any effective reply to Cox's placing. He won the third game, and though dence was reached in the sixth and seventh games he failed to score, and the set onded in favour of Cox 6/1. Cor had 23 games to Toussaint's 19. Mr. W. F. Edwards acted as umpire
SHANGHAI ↑ STRAUM (DOUBLES )
After the singles were completed the doables were played. H. B. Toussaint and Captain Barrett represented Shanghai and A. D. Cox,
Clarke, Grenier, Eddís Zehnder and Maartens match was an easy win for the southern men
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The Hongkong team will be the same played against the Straits team Inst Wadenas- day and Thursday. Play will begin at 10 am. each day and fish at 5 p.m.
At 3.15 to day on the Hongkong C.C. Ground the Tennis doubles Hongkong v. Shanghai will be played and at the same time and place Hongkong v. Straits (singles) will be played.
INTERPORT TENNIS.
VICTORY FOR HONGKONG
in the capacity of a waiter at the Grand Babylon Hotel, London. The Parker-Jennings, who, except their daughter Ethel, hare sequired depressing factor on the Berlin players had practically the same style, driving
and W. Diron represented the Straits. The by 6/3, 63, 6/0. Lieut. White noted as referee
HONGKONG COIN.
Mr. Bryce (Inverness Harghs, Min) maked the Under-Secretary for the Colonies recently whether the subsidiary coinage current Hongkong was partly. British and partly Chinese; whether the Chinese coin was only accepted by money-changers at a considerable discount; whether, in sympathy, the British
coin was also depreciated to an almost similar extent, to the loss both of Government and of traders; whether he was aware that the Hongkong Government appointed
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Chiness coin with a view to enabank color.
mittee to suggest remedios, and that the majority report of the committee recom- The meeting of the lawn tennis champions of mended that the circulation of Chinese coim Hongkong and Shanghai took place on Kowloon months had alapsed, no action had yet been should be prohibited, whether, though 18 Cricket Club's courts-kindly leat for the ortaken by Government; and whether the sac- casion-on Saturday afternoon, when C. A. Carr retary of State would instruct the Hongkong was matched against H.. S. Toussaint. Mr. A. Government to prohibit the circulation of Mackenzie noted as ampire. The afternoon coin to realize its face valub in a was fine though the sun was rather strong, and
Colonel Seely (Liverpool, Abercromby).—The competitors changed ends every two games. Answer to the first four clauses of my hon. the Throne will have need to call to its aid
winning a love game. It was seen
Carr opened in fine style and servod first, friend's question are in the affirmative. In again the most enlightened men of the
that both the minority report, however, of the com- mittee referred to, a strong opinion was ex- country capable of directing that over,
pressed as to the difficulty and undesirability hard to the back line, and their swift returns of prohibiting the import and circulation of whelming inrush of new ideas that Mr. CHIROL spoke of, and carystalising thema
just skimmed the net. Toussaint lost his serve cubsidiary Chinese coins in Hongkong, and as to the adverse effect which such measure and gave a second love game to his opponent, would have on trade between Hongkong and GOVERNMENT HOUSE. into forms which will make for the progress, revenged and persuades Jack Straw the waiter to
who added a third with his serve. Not tall the Canton. The Governor has been endearuuxing prosperity, and general contentment of impersonate an Archduke, whom she introduces: After attending the Aralog, in connection point, and then it was a finko. However, he Provinces for the casantion of the ooinage in the " At Home" the Club fourth game did the Frenchman got his first to arrange with the Viceroy of the two Kwang China, and the benefit of the world in to the Farker Jennings. They make a great with the Jubites of the Clab, His Excellency improved on this and deuce was called, but Carr after for a
until the coins reached par,
a restriction apen output in accordance general.
deal of her and finally hold a large reception of the Governor went on board the P. and O. won his fourth gams in succession. A better with the actual needs of the community, and it all the leading county people at their country The French Mail of the 25th October was out in Cheshire. It then transpires that the day at 12 noon to say good-bye to Field struggle was put up in the fifth game, Toussaint appeared from the intest report we have received plaving well, while Warr made his first double on this subject, in the sammer of het year, that delivered in London on the 26th inst.
supposed Archduke is Jack Straw, and from
the Viceroy was taking satisfactory measures to the complications that ensue the writer of the His Excellency Baron Call, Austrian Ambas fault, and repeating the error gave his opponent deal with the matter. The Secretary of State his first game. The Shanghai champion now has recently requested the Governor of Hong- play has drawn much ainusemout, Jack Straw, mador to Tokyo and Minister to Siam, called on
yuried his serve and beat Carrseveral times, and kong to report on the present position, and on
should be taken.
The appointment of Mr. E. 8. Lindsey, us
who is staying at the hotel as the guest of Lady wealth without manners, insult a Vicar's wife Bourse.
Waniey. Lady Wanley is determined to be
Marshal Bord Kitchener.
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London and the German China Association chief resident engineer of the British section of knowing he is in reality an Arclidake, carries His Excellency the Governor at 3 p.m., and His deuce was called no fewer than five times. Carr's receiving the report will consider what steps
in Hamburg. The speeches, for example which were delivered at the recent large
this Kowloon-Canton Railway, is gazetted.
No dog brought from Bangkok will be permit ted to land in this Colony for a period of six months from the 1st day of December, 1909.**
Captain Davies, of the s.s. Taisng, which is on the rut between Shangbai and Manila, was accidentally drowned last week at Shanghai
the part through with a high hand and sarceeds. Excellency salesquently returned the call on
thinks he will be arrested as an imposter, im- in winning the love of Ethel, whe, when she board the Austrian orniser Kaiserin Elizabeth, forceful drives to the back line were very telling and placing out of reach he won his fifth game His Excellency the Governor entertained Despite another double faalt Carr won the next
the
plores him, for hor sako, to loave the place. In Goural Sur. Mnohndo, K.C.M.G.. at a fare game osaily and the first set ended in his favour the ond it is revealed that Jack Straw and the well dinner on Saturday, and the following 6/1. missing Archduke are one, and the complications suddenly dissolve and everyone is happy. Mr. Charles Vane's part of, Jack Straw was par. ticularly well done, and all members of the Company acquitted themselves well.
LATEST STEAMER MOVEMENTS.
The C. & Mstr Zapra lest Sanitay on the
27th inst., and is due here to-day, at 4 pm.
The IG.M. steamer Coblenz, which left here on Friday the 5th instant at daylight, arrived at Sydney on the 26th inst. at 3 pm.
walkering in Londor of members of the China Association, fully reported in the Daily Press of Saturday, if they were translated and circulated among the states- men of Peking and the leading provincial officials, wouldafford valuable food for reflec- tion. The "giftie" to "ses oorsels as itbers ree us" is not denied to Governments as it oftea is to individuals, and though it may offend the amour propre of Chinese-states- men to learn what the world at large is to the following Ordinance:--Ordinatico No. 8 thinking of their masterly inaction or, at of 1909, entitled-An Ordinance to amend The time, A. S. Watson & Co. Ltd. Sole Agents Bela Dani de Gyerinata and Capt. Hansa, Toussaint moured the next game, and made at 4 pm. same day for Kobe, where she is due best, their crude and ill-informed measures Life Insurance Companies Ordinance, 1907.
Senor Luis Torres, Acevedo, Cousul-General of Spain to the port of Manila, arrived there last week accompanied by his wife and family.
His Majesty the King has not been advised to exercise his power of disallowance with respect
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were invited to meet him:-The Right Rev. The second sat was commenced by Bishop Pozzoni, the Vory Rev. P. do Mario, Captain Norton, Captain and Ms Stweart, Sir Frenchman, whose serves got home, and dence Joseph and Lady Fayrer, Colonel and Mrs was called twiso. He lost the next point, but Wrigley, Colonel and Mrs Stacpole, Major and recovered in the next hout with a fine smash. Mrs Kirke, Mr and Mrs Blanchflower, Mr Hewetson, Mr Turner, Mr and Mrs Lawder, Carr forced him back and a bril rally Mr and Mrs Ever, Mr F. Janssens, Mr and Mrs ended in favour of Hongkong Tonant now G. Hastings, Mr and Mrs H. Hancock, Major Pyne, Major and Mrs Caulfield, Mr G. Balloon, changed his racquet and met with some success in returning his opponent's serves. The score Mr and Mrs Becker and Miss Kersten
stood love-forty, when Carr made a double His Excellency Baron Call, Lieut.-Colonel fault and the games were even-que all.
SM.8. Futoverin Elisabeth, also dined on Saturday at Government House,
The NYK steamer Sade Maru (European Line) left Kobe for this port vis Moji and Shanghai on the 27th inst., and is expected here 6th prox. 1 p
The NTK str. Yetorofu Maru (Bombay
on the 17th instant, and is expected here on Line) laft Bombay for this port vin Singapore the 8th prox.
The CPR. str. Monteagle arrived at Naga- saki at 8.in. on the 27th it, and left again
"brilliant", "fight against Curr's driving in the to arrive at 6 am, on the 29th inst.
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