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Cutler Falmere &

The Wine Merchant of the East,

CAPIER JOHNSTONE'S

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'SQUARE BOTTLE”

WHISKY. UNVARIED FOR OVER

150 YEARS.

CRICKET.

KOWLOON v. UNITED BANKS.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14TH, 1914

Played at Kowloon on Monday, ending

in an easy win for Kowloon, Scores:-

UNITED BANK)-(1st Imiings),

P. 8. Leigh Bennett, 'Stalker, b Wolf 87

it. P, Thürsfield, b.Overy

36Leith, b-Overy......

N. J. Austin, ↳ Raven

n

R. Kennedy, e and b-Wenser ...

2

14

8

M. A. Mureny, o and 5 Claxton ........) “9

R. T. Harton, e Weaser, b Claxton... 15

3. A. Ridgeway 'n Edwards, ↳ Stalker · 0 FL. G. Dennison, not out

H. Bates, b Claxton

W. Sutherland, e Edwards, 6 Stalker 1

Estras

THE SAME TO-DAY AS IN HOvery.....

1745.

BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.

SOLE AGENTS IN HONGKONG LANE CRAWFORD & CO.

and from ALL WINE MERCHANTS.

0. 0

WM. POWELL, MOUTRIE PIANOS

LTD.

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CHINA EARTHENWARE AND

GLASSWARE

IN A LARGE SELECTION OF ARTISTIC AND PLEASING DESIGNS.

ELECTRO-PLATE.

Total

.103

Howling Analysis

0.

14.

K.

W.

ព

13

32

J. Stalker..... 9.2 2

20

2

4. R. F. Raven... 4

1.4

P. R. Wolf ....... 7

0

23

1

W. L. Weaser... 3

1

10

1

A. A. Claxton 6 2 11

KOWLOON (1st Innings).

3

CUT AND MOULDED GLASS DISHES IN A VARIETY

P. R. Wald, Kennedy, b Leith....... 20

E. J. Edwards, e Sutherland, b Austin 10

OF SHAPES.

CUTLERY.

USEFUL NOVELTIES IN BRASSWARE.

GUARANTEE

are BACKED

by

for FIVE YEARS.

$385

PRICES FROM

EASY TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED.

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151-2

Your

H. Overy, c Leigh Bennett, Austin. 12

Lieut. Muan, Sutherland ........... 30,

P. Sutton, c Austin, b Sutherland.... 15

J. Stalker, e Bates; b.Keunody

24

149

AR. F. Raven, ↳ Kennedy

7

W. L. Weaser, vol out

20

E. B. Reed, e and b Leith

2

A. A. Caxton. bit out

Dr. Forsyth, diri not bat

Extras

Total

.152

Bowling Analysis.

Grocer

will

tell you

VAN HOUTEN'S COCOA

has an enormous

sale for it is

BEST and GOES FARTHEST

Van Houtine maken the best flavouring for

Confectionery & Pastry,

W. Sutherland and 1. Hätes, did

Q.

3.

A. C. Leith

0

45

2

A. R. Austin..... 8

I

33

R. P. Thursfirk.. 4

0

16

W. Sutherland

0

22

R. Kennedy 3.

23

41

R. T. Baston..... 1 ()

彭

UNITED BANKA(2nd · Innings).

H. G. Dennison. st. Edwards

R. Kennedy, and h

B. T. Barton, J.b.w.

1

M. A. Murray, e Edwards

0

N. J. Austin, rus out

R. P. Thursfold, not out

32

P. S. Leigh Bonnott, h

B

J. A. Ridgeway, 'Overy

18

A. C. Leith, &

4

not bat

Total

3

Bowling Analysis,

0,

NI

It.

W

Dr. Forsyth

J

D

10

1

F. Sutton

0

E

4

H. Overy

3 0

13

0

[100-8-2

J. Stalker

2 D

X

0

Liont. Munn 2 {1 14

E

A. A. Claxton.... 2

10 Kownoos (2nd Innings).

{}

2

Austin

Dr. Forsyth, 1.b.w: Barton

17

E. B. Reed, Barton

0

W. L. Wenserge Barton,, b Sutherland 21

A. R. F. Raven, by Barton....

4

0

J. Stalker, b Barton ...

Over 30 years so the las Lord Beaconsfield testided to the beantits bo received from HIMROD'S CURE, and every post brings gimine letters to-day.

MROD

CURE for

ASTHMA

FAMEJ FOR 40 YEARS.

So in tins by all Chemists and Stores throughout the Country.

- Beware of fimitations.

APIOLINE

A. A. Claxton, Leigh Bennett, b

960-1 ·

P. Sutton Bates, b Satherland....... 14

H. Overy, c Leigh Beunett, & Barton 0

Lient. Munne Batos, 1 Barran

P. R. Wolff, not out....

E. J. Edwards, b Austin'

Extras

Bowling Analysis.

Total

M

W.

X. J. Austin...... 3.4 0

30

2

(CHAPOTEAUT)

R. T. Bartan....6 0 W. M. Sutherland 3

38

I 13

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WAR ITEMS.

Major-General Rawlinson remains at the War Office.to assis: Lord Kitchener.

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USE ONLY

DUTT'S "MANGO BRAND

CHUTNEYS AND CURRY STUFFS

AND

Wounded Frenchmen relate that when 66 EAST INDIAN CONDIMENT CO.”

the Germans bombarded Fort Troyen the French did not reply. The Commandant The Germang, fired two parts of straw. sing the blaze, believed the fort had been abandoned and advanced. When at close

BRAND INDIAN CONDIMENTS.

DUTT & CO.,

Gambia has given ten thousand pounds quarters the French attacked, resulting in SREEKISSEN

sterling to the Prince of Wales' Fund:

Prince Henry of the Netherlands visited wounded British bluejackets at

the

Ymuiden.

The Archbishop of Rheims says only the walls of the edifice and the great organ are intact..

It is stated from Petrograd that Germán and Austrian prisoners at Moscow have been separated to prevent fighting.

General Joffre has declared there was Bo French observation post at Rheins Cathedral, as asserted by the Germans.

A Bordeaux message says the Germans at Aubecourt broke open the Poincaré family vault and buried three German soliliers in it.

Lord Kitchener states that no presents of wines or spirits can be accepted for the troups at the front and that none will be

forwardel.

A Rome message says special hospitals are being prepared in Austria and Hungary to accommodate patients suffer ing from cholera, which is spreading.

Major-Generals Colin Mackenzie and Morland

the respectively command Scottish and Light Divisions of the new Army, of which the second 300,000 i nearly complele.

i

A thousand Germans being killed.

Belgian engineers showed exceptional. gallantry in destroying the bridges across the Gethe at the last moment in the face of terrible artillery fire, says the “Ex- press "Brussels correspondent. The en gineers, unable to get out their kniven to cut the Bickford cord of the mines, bit it through with their teeth, blowing up the bridge under the very" "feet of "the, Germans.

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A very good story of intelligent anti- cipation is quoted by the IFestminster Gazelle. At his last interview with the Russian military authorities befere the war Prince Hohenlohe, the Austrian Mili tary Attaché, expressed surprise that the SHIPBUILDERS, SALVORS AND REPAIRERS, BOILERMAKERS. Russians should be requisitioning 80 many automobiles. Your roads are too "But yours are bad," he remarked. good," was the response.

Radyard Kipling, who lives TICAT Brighton, on the south coast, was arrested as a suspicions person while taxing one sea front constitutionals and

He entered the fun of the thing in fact he was delighted at possible German being mistaken for a Spy, inasmuch as it proved to him in n nist convincing manner that a vigilant watch is being kept. Kipling was detained for some time, daring which he was searched; but eventually his identity was established, and be was set free with apologies

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Among the French wounded being cared for in Paris hospitals it is frequently remarked that the wounds inflicted by the small-calibre German bullet were at painful. Many men were not aware they had been hit until after the engagement was over. One soldier declared that be did not know he had been hurt until the following morning, when he discovered a The Captain of the Kaiser Wilhelm der ball had gong through his arin, leaving Grosse has arrived at New York. Inter-outward indication except two dark 1.--The following instructions with regard viewed he said:"If all the British pots on the skin, each as might be made

to saluting are republished for informa-ships shoot as straight as the HighAyer I by a lead pencil.'

In exchange for the motor cars seized in France, the Germans have given papers,

JOHN I THORNYCROFT & French Government payable by the BONGKONG VOLUNTEER CORPE presumably out of the indemnity which

the Germans expect to collect.

www.

CORPS GADEES UT LIEUT.-COL, A. CHAPMAN, V.D.

11.120--

HALETING.

am sorry for our pour fellows in the North

"Soldiers travelling in chairs or Sea." jinrieksha will salute by sitting at attention and raising the hand in the A Sydney telegrara says a patriotic usual way," (South China Command concert arranged by Madame Melba Standing Order No. 61.).

realised £1,900 sterling. Madame Melba auctioned several coins, a farthing fetch- A Japanese flag ing thirty pounds, brought fifty-five guineas.

When riding a bieyele a soldier will salute by turning his head sunrtly in the direction of the Officer without removing his bands from Eis handle-bars. When mounted he should drop the right hand to the fall extent of the arm Behind the right taigh, fingers half closeri back of the hand to the right, and -turn his head in the direction of the Officer.

2.-Parades for Wednesday, Mth inst,-- Nil.,

PARADES.

DETAIL.

3-0 duty; fìroup 2.

Offers on duty: Capt. Arrast song, Lieut. Norrington and Lieut. Lind

ll:

Orderly Officer: Lieut. Norrington. To furnish Guard to-night: Right

Section 31.0. Co.

Orderly Sergeant to-night: Sorg

Schiopol

C. V. S. SERIMSHIRE, Capt.,

Staff Officer H.K.Y.C.

SILVER PROSPECTS.

The Flewness of the German operations at Antwerp has been explained to be due to the fact that the siege guns, throwing projectiles of 2,500 pounds, are of such enormous size that the concrete bels whereon they are placed take weeks to set hard.

The stables on the Berlin race course have been transformed into a military lasaretto, and the racs course restaurant has been made into a hospital. All the hospitals at Spandan, in the suburbs of Berlin, are overcrowded with wounded.

A New York telegram states that, according to a British report, the flanking movement of the Allies has been pushed on with great energy, which has entailed- Hundreds of French heavy losses.

afantry were mewn down by the machine- gans of the enemy.

The following scale of daily rations for We subjoin extracts taken frour Messrs. Mocatta & Goldsmid's circular dated German prisoners of war in England has been approved by the British military September 4th-

The movements in the price of silver anthorities:-1lb. of bread or fib, biscuits,

CHRONICLE during the past week have heen small, ib. fresh meat or 11b, preserved meat

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CHINA, JAPAN, COREA, INDO-CHINA, STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, MALAY STATES, SIAM, NETHERLANDS

THE INDIA, DORNED, PINES, Ero.

FOR THE YEAR

1914.

and although the quotation fell to 234d302. cheese, joz, tea, b, jam, oz sugar, on the 29th ult., and recovered to 241d. | Joz. salt, 1/2032; mustard, 1/8oz. pepper, on the following day, for the last four ib. fresh vegetables. With this, 20% of conscentive days it has remained at 24d., tobacco, a week.

the supplies apparently being sufficient PHILIP.

To be Obtained at the Office of

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS.

or

MESSES. KELLY & WALSH, LTD. Hongkong, 18th February, 1914.

to meet the demand.

Business with the bazaars remains quits

On the

A special edition of the German news-

BELGIA BAR-LASS.

The following poeni recently appeared in The Times:

The night was still; the King sat with the

Que',

at a standstill, and the only demand is Paper Formaerts says that it is unwise to

underrate, the danger of war lasting a. for sundry coinage orders. other hand, we hear of further closing long time, and adds that unemployment is of nines, and the production seems likely already afflicting hundreds of thousands. to be considerably reduced. Should the The results of measures against the market revert to more normal conditions spectre of unemployment are very poor. and shipments to the East be resumed this This, says the paper, is the most vulner shortage might cause a decided advance able point and it must therefore utter a

warning against self-confidence. in the price.

She sang, her women spin; & pencefal

Sudden, wild erboes shake the castle, wall; Thoir, Ines come crashing through the

distant hall;

They rush like thunder" down the gallery

Bour.

Spe! Someone has stol'n the staple from

the door.

No har to hold the bolt, no stick, no stare : Nothing: an open aloor-an open grave! Thon Catherine Bar-ass thrust her naked

Arm

(A girl's aim white as milk, and rond

and warm)

Right through the loops from which the

holt was gone;

*Twill hold (she said) until they break

the bone.

"My King, you have one instant to

prepare

Sho said no more, because the thrust was

there.

Oft have I beard the tale of Scotland's

King,

The poet, and Kate and the Bar-lass; mon

will sing

For nye the deed me monent brings to

Birth

the reason of our (Sec moments 'are

carth). Brave Belgium, Bar-less of the Western

world,

Who, when the treacherone Prussian

tyrant hurl'd

Hia hordes against our peace, thrust a

slight hand,

So irm, to holt our portals and withstand, Whatever prove the glory of the affray, Thine arm, thy heart, thine art have wou

the day!

MARY DECLAUX.

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