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with the constitution of the House of Lords, and an appeal must again be made to the country,
INTERNATIONAL BI-METALLISM.
October 18th,.
At a meeting held in Manchester in favour of International Bi-metallium, it was resolved to favour the proposal for the re-opening of the mints of the world by the various Governmente and the unchecked eslange of gold and silver bullion; also, to erge the British Government to co-operate with the International Monetary Conference. On the passing of this resoluilos, the Right Hon. A. J. Balfour, who was present at the meeting, said the contention that it was
In 1890 competed and won against FOUR of Impossible to fix an international ratio between gold and silver was simply economle heresy It the most famed Belfast makers.
would be impossible to maintain to Great Britalo an ever appreciating standard, and for the Straits and India it would be almost crushing. Great Britain, Mr. Balföur said, wants a sound Instru- ment (sic) in exchange for the bi-metalite salation which would be both possible-and adequate.
The Analyst's report:— "It is of unexceptionally good quality."
"Particularly pleasant to the taste:"
"Decidedly tonic and sustaining,"
"In every respect most satisfactory."
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The ideal temperance beverage,
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THE SICK LIST.
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MR. H. Carmichael, of Carmichael and Co., returned with his bride to Hongkong by the Empress of India to-day from a filp in the old country.
BOLL Wax, the General Agent in the Far East of the Canadian Pacific Railway Company, returned to Hongkong by this Empress of india this afternoon, -
THE contracts for the subsidised steamship services from Saigon to Singapore, Hotshong. and Maoils (Messageries Maritimes) will not be renewed by the French Government on the jat January next.
Office Boy :-Please,'eir, wanchee go Canton- side; my mother have makree die.
The Borg-Why, last year you have go Canton-side, mother makee dia.
Boy Well, she's still dend,
It is reported that L4 Hang-chang bus presented Mr. C. Von Hennecken, in recognition of the valuable services he has rendered the Chinese Government during the many years he has been the Service, with the handsome sum of Tis. 20,000, Mr. Von Hannecken will abortly leave for Europe
Tax Shangkat Mercury hears that a further anti-foreign outbreak has occurred: In Funani,, ...and that a district-which-had hitherto been-free
His Holiness the Pape, Leo XIII, and Princem the incendiary Hunan literature has been
Bismarck are both sick.
THE COLUMBUS CELEBRATIONS.
October 31st. In consequence of the suspension of a great open-air concert arranged to be held in the
extensively posted with placards inciting the people to exterminate the hated foreigners and theft religion.
OUR Shanghal morning contemporary says that an edict has been received In Changsha order fog the apprehension of the gentlemen, who were conspicuous at the anti-foreign meeting held in The officials and, as might be expected, that the parties concerned are nowhere to be laid hands en
CRICKET.
HONGKONG POLICE, P. I. O. G. T. This match was played on Saturday the 5th on the Police gmund at Happy Valley, and after low scoring on both sides, resulted in a win for
the Police by 25 runs.
Appended are the scores
POLICE
Carnegia, b Stephenson ......................... Cammies, Craddock Palfroman Tennshill, bCraddock.. Kort, a Tanah, Cradilocke Langley, e Gardner, b Cratitac McLardy, elephenson, b Cardoer. Nicholl, ram nut ....... Measles, b Cardas
Cross, not our guer Parton, Fletcher, b Stephenson..................... Lucett, Beaumont, & Stephensoscana
Total.est
1.0 0. T. Stephanson, e Fasson, b Ket
annah, KuTapapa mauubus Lloyd, Langley......... Fleicher, not mat
Conway, Falfremst, b Ker,toperates Fazlea, Langley.................................... Batumout, Langley......
Gentner, e Cross, b Langley..pazarı Relakwater, croes, b Langley... Murphy, Kem, & tanglayan artsdevel-amanı Dusan, st. Palframan, b Keris
Tond.......
BROWNIE"
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TIGER.
Gaseife" Fragrant Whisky" murmured
In Saturday's lsue of the Domastic Purposes
SHANGHAI AUTUMN RACE. MEETING.
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Judges:-A. McLeod, Esq., R. E. Bredon, Esq. Stewards in charge of the Scales.
a John Macgregor, Esq. | ́Stewards in charge of Telegraph and Numbers --- 'H. J. H. Tripp, Esq.; B. A. Clark, Esq.; P. A. Probat, Esq. Starters :-E. H. Gore-Booth, Esqi C. J. Ashley, Esq. Timekeeper.-A. E. Jones, Eaq. Cleik of the Course,E. H. Gore Booth, Esq. Secretary.-Barnés Dallas, Esq. ~FRE FIRST DAY-MONDAY, 31ST OCTOBER, 1873. The MALOO PLATE, valu-, Tis. 100; for China Fontes: weight for inches RF por scale
entrance, Tla, 5 x-half-a-mille. Mir, Brega's c. Teutoule, rtat, rib................
Mr. Reynell 1 Mr. John Peel's gr. Merry Thought, szat, 1lb.
Mr. Hough a Mr. Harvey's ch. Sterling, ist, sit, ..................
Mr. Sampion "3 Mr. Osmaid's bi Opposition, sost. lb.
Mr. Crawford o Mr. Ring's er. Orange Peel, 118111%, niammi * Mr. Machado o Mr. Ring's ch. Filoa, ust, rib, Mr. Meverinko Mr. Saroon's br, Hollyhock, 11st, ith. Owaer a Mr. Sassoon's er. Primrose, 11st, 1lb. ...
Mr. Dalles o
A. S. WATSON & CO., LD. Plars de Cibeles in connection with the Columbus the Tim Fel Kung there on the 13th of Septable excitement, and it would not be out of place Mr. Henry Sylva's dùs, Majestic,.1.11.2
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SEEDS.
UR SECOND and LAST SHIPMENT for this Season of VEGETABLE and FLOWER SEEDS having arrived we strongly advice customers (In order to prevent disappoint-
celebratious, a great riot, occurred, which fortunately was suppressed. The crowd smashed the stage erected for the performers and tore down the illuminations.
PUNJOM.
The following telegram has been received from Mr. Blamey- ore have been crushed, yielding 184 ounces. Can
"During month of October, 1897, 130 tons of
particulars explained by mail. The mine con- tinues to improve.”,
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That the unwelcome appearance of a wild beast near Stanley Point has created consider- to organise a one-dollar subscription for the poor ittle girl who has been so cruelly mangled by the mysterious brute. TER Drains Flend has broken loose again all
That it appears strange so much mystery over the Praya. All the way from the Cricket-hangs about the animal and that so little has Field to the Canton Wharf, the middle of the
been seen of him or his tracks in the neigh bourbood. read is being dug out. Of course, it is necessary
That It may become a question whether the to take up the roads sometimes; but it is not necessary to take up the whole place all at once.dergrowth and brushwood on some portions of If there was somebody in the really hard-worked the island sboald. be more frequently cleared Roads and Drains Department who had time to than they now are, as good cover may now be
part of the road at a time. fe would be able to arrange for anishing one though nondescript kind.
Primrose started a hot favorite, but had nothing to do with the finish, Tewanic winning by h-1 a length from Merry Thought after a capital finish. Sterling was a good third. Time 63 seconds. The CRITERION STAKE sweepstakes of Tis. to each, with Tis. 100 added ƒ for China pontes; weight for Inches as per scale; second pany to save his stakes. One mile.
Mr. Meyerink Mr. Sassoon's ch. Lightslug, 1ost, 12lb....................... Mr. Dallas Mr. Nicholas' b. Mamay, 11st, b
Mr. Midwood 3 Mr. Sassoon's br. Mighty, 11st. Ilb......Ûwner
Lightning was favorite, with Mamay next in demand. Half a mile from bome Majestic deprived Lightning of the lend and galag on by himself, won is a common canter; a neck between second and third. Time 2min. of secs.
Chocolate and Petronel were about equal favorites, and the latter scored an easy three length' victory from Arimas, with Chocolate m
ery good third. Time a min. 471 seca. The HACK STARKS, value, Tia Tool for China
Pontes (when the restriction to height speci field in Bye-Law No, 11] not otherwise catmed at this Meeting, and that have never won a Ric; weight, rost ralbs; entrance, Tia, 5. Once Round,
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Mr. Middy's dan Kingcraft, rant, talb..
Mr. Read 1 Mr. Sassonn's gr. Merrywise, (Inte Grey Fire) ...........Mr. Dalles
10st. 12'b-... Mr. Ring's gr. Kobold, 10st. Ialb'....................................
Mr. Meyerink 3
| Mr. Lothian's dun Oliver Cromwell, (late
Mr. Susa's gr. Mixture, 10st, 121,
Scapegoat) rost, talb.idnemunMr. Hough o
Mr Midwood o Mr. Inch's gr. Caledonia, sost ralb. Mr. Renny o Mr. Buzey's bt. Rival, rost. Izib, asistirisin
Mr. Sampson.o Mr. Umber's gr. Vintage, zost, salb
Mr. Machado o Kobold was made about an even my chance, Vintage and Merrywiss being next in popular estimation, but neither of the favorites had a chance with Mr. Middy's sturdy steeple- chaser, Kingcraft, who in the hands of bis old jockey, Mr. Read, won by four lengths from Merrywhe. Mr. Rine's grèy-'finishing - s podr third Time 2 min. 43 secs:
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The WHANGP O STAKES, sweepstakes of Tia. ac ech; for Chinn Ponies, being bond fide Griffins at date of entry; weight fër inches uLE per scale winners of a Race, yiba extra. One Mile and a Half.
Mr. Ring's ch. Flear de Rose, 1191, 7ib Mr. Ring's gr. Allah, rist, 4lb...Mr. Machado 2
Ms. Meyerik
Mr. Struve's sk. Eventuell, szat, 11...............
~Mr. Rendy 3 Mr. Besuchere's chi, Tristán, xist. alb...ng
Mr. Read a Mr. Sassoon's gr. Miracle, 11st. rib...***
Mr. Sasan Q Mr. Saicon's gr. Index, 1 rat. tib. Mr. Dallas o Mr. Toeg's dun Yarra 11st, 1b, Mr. Crawford o Mr. Triumvirate's gr. Galopin, soit ralḥ....... Mr. Manhattan's ch. Meteor, rost. 12lh.....
M.. Hough o
· Index was most finded, but half a deseñ of
Mr. Midwand o
ment} to book their orders at once for all Seeds | do better. Am now sending 358 ounces, Foll give a moment's thought to publie convenience./fund. for unwelcome vistiors of this Gerce The MAIDEN STAKES; value, Tis. 200 and one. the others were älsa backed Half a mile from
required for late sowing..
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.
THE Eastern and Australian Co.'s well known bulk at Port Darwin, the Bell of South Esk, ruce famous assailing. clipper under the flag of Guthrie and Co, was unlucky enough to break her back the other day whilst being grounded to undergo repair, Capt. 8. Grécu, 'the Company's Superintendent, is now an route || from Sydney to Port Darwin to Inspect and report upon the old bulk, which, withough she has seen twenty-seven years active service, is MR. R. W. Hurst, and not Mr. G. Phillips, is at reported to be almost as sound in her timbers at present acting as British Consul at Foochow on the day she was originally launched. H.M.S. Alacrity, with Admiral Fremantle on board, arrived at Shanghai from Cheloo on the ret-init
THE British barque Camelot is announced to be sold in Singapore on the 17th Inst.
MONSIEUR LEON DEJARDIN, at one time consul for France in this colony, has been appointed
French Consul-General in Melbourne,
HUDSON's Surprise Party are coming from Sydney to Hongkong in the Eastern and Australian Co.'s steamship Catterthus.
THE P. M. S. S. Co's steamer City of Rio de Fantiro, with malls, &c., left San Francisco for this port, via Yokohama, on the 5th Inst. THE returns of the number of visitors to the City Hall Museum for the week ended Nov. 6th, are:-Europeans, aa8; Chinese, 1,848; total 1,076.
THERE would appear to have been a regular exodus of Shanghal residents during the recent race meeting, no fewer than 135 house boats with pleasure seekers having gone up country, The attendance at the races was unusually smail, THE Agents (Messrs. Dodwell, Carlill & Co.) loform us that the Northern Pacific Steamship Co's chartered steamer Los Sok, from Tacoma, Wash., and Victoria, B.C, arrived at Yokohama
to-day,'
ver Special quotations for large quantities, yesterday, and sails for this port, via Kobe,
RANSOME'S NEW PARIS
LAWN MOWERS. ¿
$17.00 each.
A. S. WATSON & CO., LD. THE HONGKONG DISPENSARY, ESTABLISHED AD. 1841. Hongkong, 15th October, 1892.
NOTICES TO CORRÈSPONDENTS.
THE Hanol Court has awarded goof, damages to M. de Cuers, editor of the Courrier d'Haiphong. In his action against M. Goerg for circulating defamatory report in order to disqualify M. de Cuers. from the right to take up duelling challenge.
THE Canadian Pacific Railway Co.'s Royal mail steamer Empress of China, Capt. Archibald, from Hongkong, stired at Shanghai at 11.30 p.m. on Friday, and left again at 1 pm, on Saturday for Vancouver, via Nagasaki, Kobe (4 and Yokohama.
Mans Due 1-
It is roquested that all communications relating to Sadecriptions, Advartsonenta, &c., be addressed to the “Managw, Houghout Telegrap" and not to the Editor,
Lettern on Editorial matters to be sent to "The Editor" and not to individual members ofabi sad
Communications intended for publisition must be socompeuled by the same and address of the writers, not madly for publication; but si evidence of good faith,
Walist the columns of the Houghing Tilgresh will always The open for the fair discussion by correspondents of questions adering pobile frierata, it must be distinctly traderstood that the Editor does not it any way hold hiteval predla kr opčalose thus expressed
TO ADVERTISERS., Advertisers are requested to forward så notice intended for Insertion in that day's iman, not inter than Thew of Clock no ma not to retard the early publication of the paper,
DEATH.
At his residence, No. 19, Bluff, Yokohama, on the 39th October ARTHUR BARKARD, aged 48,
of heart dise216.
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A CASE of small-pox, that of a Eurasian child, bas proved fatal in the Penang hospital, and three fresh cases have been admitted. On the 23rd alto, another death took place in a pork butcher's shop from the same disease. It was an aareported case, and no doubt the person concerned will be prosecuted. The Gansits also speaks of two more fresh cases having been removed to hospital, and says that a brothel in Clatra Land has been closed on scoopet of an❘ outbreak there.
THE Nanking correspondent of the Shanghat Mercury writes under date October 18th On Wednesday the 26th inst. the Viceroy, Treasurer and all the important officials under them, visited the Naval College to see the students go through their drill after the written examinations or ducted by Mt. Fryer last week, were concluded.
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That from the description I have heard of the wounds infleted upon the poor little girl the most likely supposi lon is that the brute was of the paather or cheetah kind, as old residents can recall more than one cheetab scare in the alden daya
Hict
Who says Brownle is a teetotaller? He is a Her
What is wanted (houch "Brawale," in a very natural desire to live, tries to disguise it) is not to clear awy any of the only too scanty vegeta tion, but to kill off a lot of the wretched wonk. and mongrels, more than half wild, rambling about picking up what they can get any Operto the Portuguese Insurance Companies take a blee at even buman beings if there ACCORDING to a correspondent of the Timer at where, belonging to nobody, and ready to hava peliioned the Government" with references a fair chance of escaping. There was never evident purpose of driving away the latter." It only a dog, "From the bites it looks like to the agencies of foreign Companies, with the way cheetah, nor tiger, nor elephant, bot is added that "the petition contains some gross cheetah" fiddlesticks! The doctors at the misstatements. If the Portoguese Companies Civil Hospital say there is nothing at all in the should succeed in Inducing the Government to appearance of the bites to indicate what caused worry and tax foreign Insurance agencies out of them. It would be just as reasonable to say the country, it will be bad business for the that from the foot prints it looks like an elephant, mercantile community of Portugal, who will or rather like Brownie himself. We have no be to large extent at the mercy of their home besitation in asserting that it was a dog, and the Offices.
Daly way to prevent further occurrences of this kind is to do what ought to have been years ago, Thus the Chinklang correspondent of the and what should be done at once, without Shanghai Mercury, welding on October 18th:walting for serious calamities to compel action Some ex ltement and commotion were made this morning among the native officials by the arrival of bis Excellency, the Futai of Socchow, who arrived on board the Chinese corvetté Kwan Taf last night from Woosung. His Excellency Inspected the troops and fortications on his way up, and proceeded on to Nanking this morning. The following may be worth recording: Since the memorable riot that occur. red here in the early part of the year 1889.- Chinklang has not been left without a foreign gon-vessel, which is the case at present, ́ë
A TIENTSIN correspondent writes to the Shang" has Mercury as follows:-There is not the slightest chance, so far as I can learn, of the two foreign steamer companies getting the sate privilege that the C. M. S, N. Co. has seca ed In the carriage of rice duty free. Many blame Sheng Taoist, but he is not entirely at fault, he certainly may have batched the idea, but I learn that L Hung-chang has memorialised Peking and the Board of Revenue to instruct the Shanghal Total to laue Huchaor only to the C. M. S. N. Co., they haring applied for the same. The Indo-China S. N. Co., and the China Navigation Co, we understand, have entered a protest against such an unwarrantable breach of their treaty rights.
THE Canadian Pacific Co.'s-steamer- Empren of China, which left here for Vancouver fast Wednesday, had on board a good all round "sport" who will be greatly missed in this colony. We refer to Mr. A. Richardson, lately engineer in the service of the Imperial Chinese Customs, who during his five years residence hery distinguished himself in various manly pantimes. Mr. Richardson is a splendid swien. mer, and it will be remembered that he won the light-weight Amateur Boxing Championship two years ago. He was also an enthusiastic votary of boat sailing, and both as a pretical saflor and as an expert designer of sailing craft held a prominent position in local aquaticcircles. Mr. Richardson bas left the Far East for goad and joins his brother in business in Dublin.
THE Shanghai Mercurylearns from Tientsin that the native company, which was formed at this post last year to enect waterworks at Nowchwang under the patronage of 11 Hung-chang bas gone into liquidation, The gentleman who had sold shares in Shanghai and at Newchwang-and- collected the money for them, is stated to have decamped with the shekels, to the great disappointment of the subscribers. They have applied to the Viceroy for redress and the return
Honghong Telegraph.Highway from the to the College their cab, but will never get
was lined by soldiers, one of whom took in only one of the many native companies advantage of a foreigner from Wahn being formed of late years which have ended in lika present to make passes at him with his bayaner, manner, sad they generally end to this abortirs This unfortunately often turns into earnest and | way. If under nativo control, Prince Choun is should be checked. The foreigner in question reported to have been strongly opposed to took the rascal's number and a complaint will raising money by shares, and frequently protested very likely be made in the proper quarter. against it to the great Tientalu Viceroy.
A NAPIXE newspaper · says, that an Italian steamer, trading between Sardinia and Tunis,an THE RECENT SHOOTING - picked up last month a cask containing a sealed champagne bottle, which on Beleg opened cons
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[We do not secessarily endorse the opinions expramed by Correspondents in this coltson.]
---------- EXTRA LIGHT DUES,
To The Extrum of the "HonaLong TELEGRAFIE,"
SIR-In view of the fact that the Light Duca were raised in 1889 to meet the cost of the Gap Rock light-house which was completed maatbi go can you inform me why increased dues are sill charged on the shipping frequenting this port? If it is to meet the coat, or part cost, of the light-house now being erected on Waglan Island, I sabuit that we are being taxed unnecessailly, for an far back as March 6th, 1889, the following statement appeared in the Annual Report of the Chamber of Commerce
4Your Committee have learned with pleasme that the Chinese Government have consented to a light being placed on the Gap Rock, and further that the said Government have volun-
rid to meet a light on Waglan island, which is acknowledged by ship masters to be m very desirable position for a leading light to the north-east entrance of Hongkong Harbour,"
There seems be a muddle about these light duce, and it is in the hope that the attention of the general pubile may be directed to what appears a distinct grievance that I drop you this nots and ask you to favour it with space in your columns, “
Yours, etc.,
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home Mr. Mererink took Fleur de Rose to the front, and kept there to the end, wnning by two lengths from his stable companion, the outsider Allah, with Eventuel close up. Time 3 min, 20) seca.
fourth of the Entrance fees; Second pany to received one-fourth of the Entrance fees; for China panies that have never run at any mecting: weight for luches as per scale; entrance, Tl. 5. Thres quarters of a milo, Mr. Frederic's br, Beeswing, rist. alb...m
SECOND. DAY ---- Tuesday, NovembER 187. Mr. Crawford 1 Mr. Comman's BL. Petronzi, 2012. glb............
The NORTHERN CUP, wa'xe Tis. 100; for Chlum Mr. Simpson 7
ponies; weight for inches as per nå ile; winner Mr. John Peel's Guardsman, rost. Izib.......
of the Malco Plate rolbs, extraj entrance, Tis. Mr. Hough 3
5. Falla mille. Mr. John Gilpia's sp. Silver Spar, 11st, 1lb... Mr. Harvey's ch. Sterling, 11st. Tib...
Mr. Read o
Mr. Sampain I Mr. John Glipla's gr. Ketiledrum, ist, b
Mr. Sassoon's br, Hollyhock. Owner ist, b Mr. Machado o | Mr. Dennis) gr. Dan, 11st rib, Mr Midwood
3 Mr. Bing's gr. Arimas, 1st alb. M. Meyerlak o Mr. Uto's br. Nonparell, tost. 12lb. Mr. Reynello Mr. Oswald's b. Opposition, tost, g'b...
Mr. Crawford 9. Mr. Kayandeo's ch. Plaything, 10st. gi "Mr." Ring's cb. Filou, 11st, 1lb. Mr. Meyrisk o Mr, Sassoon's gr. Index, 11st. lb., Owner o
Mr. Allen a Mr. Sassoon's cr. Primrose, 111, ribosissezgis
Mr. Dallas o Mr. Torg's dun Yarra, tist. lib...Mr. Dallas G Mr. Nowboy's gr. Midlothian, zot, glb...m
Sterling was made fivoile and, after getting badly away, got on terms with his field half way Mr. Midwoud a down-and-won-a-brillant-race from Ilollyhock. favorites. A grand race, won by a neck; 591 seca.
Arimas, Yarra and Beerwing were; leading | hy a short neck ;. Don was a good third. · Time.
Guardsman a bad third. Time min. 35 secs. The SHANOIAT ST. LEORR, #sweepstakes of Tis. The RACING STAKES, a sweepstakes of Tia. 10 15 cịch, with Tia too" added j first' pony to
cach; for China pooles; weight for Inches as receive 75 per cent.; second pony to receive $0. per scale ; griffins 'at date of entry 'allowed per cent think po y to receive to per cent; ‚çib, ;^previous, winners gīb♪ extra” for each for China pories that have never been raced race won, accumulative prosīties not to exceed previous to the 1st January, 189a;. weight,
alb. One mile and a quarter.
jost. 7lb, ponies over 14 bands to carry gib Mr. John Peel's gr. Talisman, 112, 1olb. (incl. extra for every fach over; winners of one
glb, ex.)
MỸ. Hough' i po ruce, gib. „extra ; two or more races, - rolb. Mr. Harvey's br. Timekeeper, rost, salb, (tack.
extra. One mile and three quarters. 3lb, ex)
...Mr. Allen Mr. Bozey's gr. Enthusiast, sost. alb...... Mr. Escart's gr. Rob Roy, Irst, Alb. (incl. alb...
(Incl. lb. ex.). Mr. Machado CL.)
....................Mr. Sampson 3 | Mt. Sassoon's ch. Lightning, Hat, - "Ibarmiancıs Mr. Ring' gr. Gaiding Star, 1186"ib: (incl
(Incl. rolb. rx.) Mr. Dalle 2 3lb. ex).
Mr. Meyerink a Mr. Frederic's br. Becawing, inst. 7.b......... Mr. Decimals ch. Discount, 11st, gib, (incle artistike me Mr. Simpson 3
alb, ex.).....................Mir. Read ¤ - Mr. John Gilpin's gu. Keuledrum, 10ʻt. pibus Mr. Sassoon's gr. Thunderbol, 11st, 13b, inclinarazte bat jes Bagh Mr. Crawford o
alb, ex.)....................................Mr. Dalias o | Ms. Decimal's ch. Discount, rost. 71b,mes -
ABC. Mr. Read Mr. Triumvirate's gr. Ga opin, 101t. 7lbs (all
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5lb.) ..............................................................................Mt. Midwood o Mr. John Peel's gr. Flatcatcher, tost. 71b..... Gulding Star in very strong request, Tallaman Mr. Sassoon's gr. Thunderbelt, Owner, soit, and Tim keeper also having numerous sup porters. Tallaman made most of the rannlig and after an exciting finish beat Timekeeper by neck, with Rob Roy a bad third... Time amin, 44secs. MADE.
Mir, Triumvirate's gr. Galopin, lost. 71b.....
Mr. Midwood o Lightning was a slightly better favorite than Flatcatcher, Beeswing and Enthusiast being next in public estimation. Lightning hold . long lead until half a mile from the mlaning post where Enthusiast challenged, and to desperate race down the straight Mr. Box:
The Jocker Cur, value, Tis 100 for Chink ponies that have Dever won a Face ;:19 be ridden by Jockeys who have never had a win- ning mount before this meeting; weight for Laches as per scale; entrance, Tis. ç. One mile Mr. Dennis' gr. Don, 11st. 116. Mr. Armstrong came away inside the distance and won by Mr. Ruby's gr. Smuggler, 10st, alb. kong Detby winner, a similar distance dividing half a dozen length from the penalized Hong. Mr. Davies
the latter from Beeswing. "Time 3 min 512
Mr. Sassoon's gr. Curiosity, 1st, 116.....
The ECLIPSE STAKKA, a sweepstakes of Tia zo'
each; for Chinn „pral-nz weight for Inches ' -as per, scalo z winners at this meeting, 7lb,
extra. One mile.
. Mr. Søuter g itat. Tib....... Ms. Waverley's ch. Annandale, i
Mr. Scott o Mr. Common's ch. Hats Off, rost glb. num. Mr. Gresson a Mr. Toeg's gr. Marigold; tost. 916. Mr. Jones a Mr. John Peel's gr. Merry Thought, 1141. tiba BRITISH MERCHANT,
Me. Newboy's gr. Midlothian, tost, gibi.......;
Mr. Hough 2 Hongkong, 7th November, 1893.
HA HARAKAT. Maitland & Mr. Escart's gr. Rob Roy, 111, rib P.S.-What has become of the huge surplus || Mr. Taylor's ch. Fieldfare, rost, salb...,Owner o
Mr. Sampion a of light dues collected during the past two and Mt. Berger's ch. Exchange, rost 13lb. Mr. Nicholas b. Mamay, 11%, lb, Mr Reynell
half years, of which Mr. Mackintosh spoke a yearsgal
Our correspondent doubtless means well, but we are of opinion that he is entirely unac quainted with the subject on which he writes, The Ught-boose on Waglan Island is being put up by the Chinese Government ; the light dues charged in Hongkong harbour--the only tax on shipping in 'the colony-is, always ex- cepting the Canton river steamers, ridiculously small compared with other great commercial ports, and, especially as regarde foreign_ships; might with advantage and ought to be con. siderably increased. Any surplus of the light dues would, it is only reasonable to assume, be alilled to help in defraying the current Expenditure of the colony-Ed., Hongkong Telegraph
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THE "CAMPANIA'S" RUDDER,, Tomas Leron of tas “Honɑrėno Triamtips"
Bia-I beg to forward you a cutting, from "Esgineering" (Sep. 16.92); for I think it should prove late eating to your many readers of the * British persuasion "i-
The Times in its report of the launching of the Compania made the remarkable statement that no English firm had plant sufficiently larga to roll the rudder plate of this huge boat, which was accordingly obtained from Krupp. In answer
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Mr. Schlumberger
Don was made favorite and had the race in band from start to finish, eventually winning easily by eight lengths; a fair third, Time amin. 12900s.":"
The CLUB CUP¡ value, Tis, 100, added tó a Sweepstakes of Tia. 5 each for China Punten weight for inches as per scale ; griffins at date -of entry allowed zib”. Two miles.
Mr. Uto's ch. Au Revoir, rost. 9'b..............................
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Mr. Crawford,
Joe Mr. Dalits. O
Mr. Sassoon's ch Hohenzollern, 118h. 4lb...
pw in Hobenzollern a bot favorite, but he never.
showed prominently in the race. Merry Thought woning handsomely by half a length from the outsider Rob Roy, Mamay being beaten two lengths for second place. Time a min. 78 secs. Mr. Frederie's dan Borril, 11st, rib..Ms. Read | The CHINA CUPI value 1, 100g for Chinn Mr. Busey gri Boldheart, ist. Ilb...pontes, being bona fide griffing at date of entry
--------- Mr. Crawford 21 - shut have never-been-in-Shanghai-pylor-to Mr, Sassoon's Dr. Zephyr, 1st 4lb.Mr. Dallas 31st August, list weight for Inches as per Mr. Rieg's gr. Katzen immer, fost, olb... scale winner gibs, extra; entrance Tik. S.
Mr. Machado 0|||One milë. RÜPTIE ON TRE ARE MIAS Mr. Toegʻadun Yarra, 17st, rib......Mr. Dallas DRAMA Abayad Mr. Hough Mr. John Feel's gr. Guardsman, sost, valb... Vagrant was the pick of the talent,', but my
Mr. Hough a Zephyr, Boldbeari and Bovril were also strongly Mr. Matton'a br. Chocolate, stat. 7|k......... supported. Borril and Beldheart alternately 1950s
Ms. Sass
Mr. John Peel's gr. Vagrant, tost: 1 lb.
The STCEE STAKES į value, Tie too, added to Sweepstakes of Tis, 5 euch ; fog, China Pontos beleg Jond fide Griffins" at dale of entry weight for inches as per scale;, wine ners of a Rice, 15, extra. One male and quister, Lover
HOMOKONG, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1892.
TELEGRAMS.
LORD SALISBURY AND HOME RULE. LONDON, October ayık. The Margals of Salisbury, writing to the National Review, expresses great doubt as totaled a note, dated September 1890, on board the Home Rule Bill pally passing through the the City of London, from Hongkong, off Sicily Latest foformation about Private Payne The note was signed by John Racistow, of recently shot by an American seaman zamed House of Commons. His lordship defends the Rangoon, and Miss Henrietta Helbeldge, of Jones, show that be is getting on satisfactorily, and Steel Works, Rotherham, writes to the Ms, Common's bl. Petronel, sort glb.......
Shofield Zelegraph stating that from Inquires House of Lords against the threats made by the Hongkong, and declared their intentiod of and will probably be out of hospital in a few he has made it appears that this plate was Mr. Ring' gr. Arlenas, 1161, 716.Mr. Meyerink Liberal Party, and says that the Upper House drowning themselves near Sicily being the days, no one size fauna & 250 MTROUS
size which could, csally have been rolled and is the only safeguard the nation has that it will victims of an ardent and despairing passion. The shooting occurred in Queen's Road East, long by 11 3 is wide by 10. thick, Mr. Manton B. Chocolate, 1st. 71bra
On his arrival at Genoa at the time, the Captain not far from the Soldiers and Sailors Instine.eupplied from the works of Als firm of the City of London reported that two fest | By a curious chance, our reporter represented it
be honestly consulted. If the Home Rule BU
is rejected, it will only ecko the wish of the majority of British electors. Mr. Gladstone, the the name of Mr. and Mre, Helbridge, were salgsed curious chance, the Daily Preez (several days
· Marquia says, has no power to costores tamper-l-after a tempest off the Lipari Islander
cisar passengers from Bangkok, passing mader, nå West lastead of fast fund by a still, mors
Hatejel sourno) niso puš it-In the Wook – Binagel
to this Mr. C. J. Stoddart, of the Park Gats from
Yours truly,
November
M..L.M.E.
| led, a good race down the straight ending, in| Mr, Uto's br, Nonparell, fort, raib, Mr, Reyndi a favor of Mr. Frederic's don by half a length Mr. Struvz's ak. Eventuell, 111t 1lb. Mr. Read o Zephyr was good third, and Vagrant hat, Mr. John Peel's gr. Border Minstrel, tost, o'b Time 4 min, 261 secs.
Mr. Midwood
od.a Mr. Sassoon's gr. Economist, fo14, 12/b.......... Kay Mr. Read a Gaardeman, Chocolate, Eventuell and Yarra were fancied in the order named, Guardsman led until passing the Monument, at which landmarke „Yarin was brought up with a rust, and quickly- disposing of the favo to Mr. Toeg's dun drew "clear away and won by several lengthi; Chocolate, | was a bad third, Time a min, 10Ɛ SOCK,207 1600 The AUTUMN CUP, valge, Tie too; for Chisa ponies's weight for luches us per, scala z entrance,” là, 5%. Three quarters of a mille. Mr. Nicholas b. Mamay, xxst, sib. imetaja
Mr. Sassoon'a br. Hollyhock, 118 Tibu
243; 7**) Mr Sampsan
Mr. John Güipin's spd. Silver Spur, 116L, LIB., Mr. Road Mt. Riogų gr. Gamin, rist, tib,Mr. Machado, Mr. John Peel's gr. Border Minstrel, tost, glbəi My Hingh
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