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Collision of British Battleships.

LONDON, 14th February

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH SATURDAY FEBRUARY

UNMERCIAL

WEEKLY SHARE REPORT

CASE

LUKOKO IPERIENCE AT ATKA STALL

case which has created some doubt in the. was that in which a Chinese minds of those who were present at the hear

247 Charged Cheung King Mo, a fireman, of detective, No.

No 75 Wellington Street, before Mr. C. A. D.

SFACING THE MUSIC” A SUCCESS;

Although it could scarcely be said that the

Reviewing the share baslezss for the week, Theatre Royal was cmwded last night, when Mersin, E. S. Kadooria & Co. write on the sting the Hongkong Amateur Dramatic Club pre-inst. There has been very little business. The battleships Albermarle and Common sented the comedy" Facing the Music" for the during the week, owing to the interveniten the wealth collided on the night of the 11th first time, It was comfortably fisted with China New Year holidays, and with the elbourne, at the Police Court, this morning, Inst., while proceeding at the rate of a knots. Both ships have gone to Gibraltar for repairs. No one was injured. ⠀⠀

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Russia

The elections in Russia levo scarcely any doubt that the opposition will have a sub stantial majority in the Duma..

The United States. Mr. Root is preparing an amendment to the Emigration Bill excluding American Asiatics landing from the Philippines and Hawali, from which Japanese labourers have

hitherto reached America...

It is stated that the Japanese Ambasador has accepted the amendment.

Later.

The amendment to the Immigration Bill empowers the President to refuse to admit foreigners to the United States on passports to any country other than the United States or her insular possessions, or the Canal zone, when the President is satisfied that the passports are being used to the detri- ment of American labour.

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exception of Banks, Unions, and Hongkong Fires there have not been any important changes to record,

Banks-Hongkong and Shanghai Banks have dropped to $900 at which rate sales have taken place, the market closing with buyers The London quotation is £108.

Marine Insurances-Unions have advanced to $320 and are in demand. Cantons are offering at $195.

with stealing so from him, this morning, - Ina-

pector Warnock, watched the proceedings, on behalf of the department

complainant, said, he and another lakong, At about seven o'clock this morning, the whole cams or number he did not give, having

Bolshed duty and feeling very hungry went to

highly appreciative andience, which included His Excellency Sir Matthew Nathan and a large representation of the Army and Navy in Hongkong. It is somewhat difficult to classify "Facing the Music," which is the creation of Mr. J. H. Darnley, for it depends much more player, at least-than on its intrinsic merits. o the riotousness of the players-or the chief t belongs to that class of exaggerated and

stall bear the Central Market to have some elaborated farce which was at the height of its

cake and tea. While he was drinking his tea popularity a decade or more ago, and bas-Fire Insurances-China Fires have strength-

some person stepped on his feet, causing him lately gained new vitality by the success of ened, and have been sold at $100. Hongkong to bond with pain. "What are you doing? Can't American productions of the "Why Smith left Fires have buyers at the advanced rate of $380. You see where you are going? Why don't you home type.

walk straight?" complainant said he asked the Shipping Hongkong, Canton and Macap dividend of Si per share paid on, the 12th inst, more questions to the man when of sudden Steamboats are quoted at $30, ex the final clumsy individual. He was about to put some

can be placed at 37/6. Indos coutinne.ne.ipg two Si bills out of his coat pocket, bolled Shell Transp is bave funiher improved, and another person cashed up to him, and snatch glected at quotation. The other shipping slacks down the road, the "clumsy individual" follow are unchanged.

ing. Instead of pursuing the thief, com plainant sprinted after his companion and arrested.him, allowing the thief to escape. In answer to a number of questions put by the

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from the coincidence that there are two Facing the Music" obtains its fun

Mons Mansions. One is a passou, a canting, John Smiths residing in different flats in old humbug who has just lately been married The Other is also a married man, but taking advantage of his wife's absence he has been having a royal time "on his own." Out all night, he arrives in a dilapidated condition be for breakfast 1a.m. to be accurate and loma of an over-night's debauch to his guest doubtless, quite correctly describes the symp Dick Desmond:

Refineries.-China Sugars have not floc. tasted and are binivable at $129..

Mining-There are no changes in stock, under this heading.

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Wharfs are stendy at $95. Hongkong, and Docks, Wharves and Godowns-Kowloon

Whampoa Docks can be had at $140, Shanghai Docks have buyers at Thu, 107 and Honghew Wharfs at Tia. 235 for the old, and $225 for the

new shares.

"Court complainant said the Sz was found on

did not see any money change hands. defendant's person, when arrested, but that he

Inspector Warnock, who was listening care-"| fully to all that complainant was saying, appli- ed for a remand as soon as he stepped from the witness stand. He said that when the another man stole the money and handed it to defendant, was arrested it was suggested that accused. The latter was sent down to a shoe maker's shop, the inspector said, and a man

While he was in I eicester Square the pre vious evening he had an adventure of sorts, a lady having fallen fainting into his arms The Channel Command.. Pere we have a variety of innuendnes, which Admiral Lord Charles Beresford has de probably will pass annoticed by those who clined to accept the Command of the Chan - know nothing of the locality in question. The nel fleet if its strength is fixed at 14 battle-Indy disappears, and so does his watch and ships, 4 armoured and 3 unarmoured chain and a pocket-book containing £200, won been sold and are wanted at $11.20 ex the who had been in accused's company that morn cruisers as proposed.

o: the turf. It might be interpolated here that The Admiral will only undertake the de-when the cutate of St. Andrews, the Rev. John A very amusing scene occurs at the outset fence of Home waters with a fleet capable Smith, slemnly warms the housekeeper, Mrs. of performing the task, and trained, under Penting, to abjure horse-racing and to "have hir own orders in time of peace.

nothing on" when the milkman calls next time and would lead her astray by inducing her to

The Suffragettes. Eight hundred suffragettes have twice at tacked the Commons, and the conflict with the police lasted nearly six hours as were arrested, including French's sister and Mrs. Derpard-Those arrested allege that they were treated in the most brutal manner by the police.

Great Britain and Japan. The Times says that the visit of Prince Fushimi to England will give a welcome op. portunity to all classes in Great Britain of proving that the sentiments of the whole nation towards Japan are unaltered.

General Kuropatkin's History of the War, Reuter's Telegram Company, Limited, has published full extracts from General Kuro- patkin's history of the Russo-Japanese war, which history was confiscated immediately it appeared in print. It is a dismal retro

'spect of "muddle, disorgànisation, and un-

preparedness. Again and again the Gene: rale flatly disobeyed orders, notably Generals Bilderling and Kanlbers, whom General Kuropatkin holds responsible for the Shaho and Mukden. disasters respectively. The troops are described as lacking in warlike spirit, inexperienced, and in some cases un. trustworthy, The disastrous dissensions and the jealousy among the high officers, and their early contempt for the enemy, changed later to an over-estimate of the Japanese. Instances are given of many officers leaving the firing line on the most flimsy pretexts. Yet it was asserted that, in spite of every thing, the Russian army, when peace was signed, was keen-and efficient and schooled

troubles at home, and the indiference of the nation to war, the morale to carry off victory was lacking. ́.

DEATH OF CAPTAIN E. J. LIDDLE.

back her fancy,

75.

Hotel have strengthened to Stag at which rate Lands. Hotels and Buildings.-Hongkong shares have changed bands. Hongkong Lands are weaker at $107. Humphreys Estates have dividend of 80 cents per share paid on the 9thing was brought to the station. This man lost.

denied that any theft had been comm tied, but Cotton Mills.-Ewos are in request at Tis, stated that there was a row at the tes stall be.. Internationals have improved to Tis. 64, Laou Warnock said that if that was the case an ad- ongkong Coltons can be placed at Str.tween the policemen and others. Inspector Kung Mows are weaker and are offering at jourwent was decessary in order that a sear- Tis, izaj: A statement of the Company's ac-ching inquiry should be made in reference" to counts for the twelve months ending 31st the maiter, ndani During the night when the Other John Smith December, 1906, is issued to shareholders. In slept cut, having lost his way in a fog, a lady accordance with the resolution, passed at the describing herself as Mrs. Smith has arrived general meeting, the sum of Tis. 75,880.37 has and is located in his wife's bedroom. The lady been written off to depreciation account, In- who had fallen fainting in the Other's arms including the sum of Tis. 30,760.42 brought for "Leicester quare comes to make her apologica and hands over the pocket-book which mys- teriously disappeared the previous night-the is an actress from the Bijon. By and by, the rea! Mrs. Smith appears, that is to say, the wife of the Other One, and it is evident that the Grst Mrs. Smith is the wife of the curate, who, like most of his kind, is far more fortunate

in matrimony than he deserves to be.

Any theatre-ger can tell what happens as the result of this mix up.. Of course all ends happily and explanations are the order of the day. One defect of the comedy is the ridiculous coric tragedy when the Other Mr. Smith goes mad over his household complications. The scene might be all very well in "King Lear, but it it absurd and puerile in. "Facing the Music.",

His Worship fixed the next hearing until Monday next, releasing the accused on bail of $250-

"\FIGHTING RINDBRPEST,

·PREPARATION OF SARUM.

ward from last account the net profits for the year amount to Tls. 146,555.70 which the direc- tors recommend be apportioned in the follow- ing mauser-To pay dividend of Tls. 8 per pent serum laboratory, formerly in charge of On the first of January, 1907, the anti-rinder. share, which will absorb Tls. 57,264. To allow for depreciation of mill building, reservoir Bureau of Agriculture, says the Aranila Time: the Bureau of Science, was transferred to the and land improvements, machinery, notch pro Under the present arrangement the Bureau of perty Chinese houses, and furniture, the sum Agriculture has charge of all work pertaining. of Tis. 51,38548. To allow to per cent, com to the purchase and management of the herd mission for general managers, Tis. 0,445-48, and the preparation of the serum, 'up to the and to carry forward the balance of Tspning of sterilization, testing and hottling. The 31,4674 to next year's account. Soey Chees have buyers at Tls. 360. In their report end ing December 31st, 1906, issued to share holders, the general manager states that the 35,986 63 brought forward on 1st January, net profits for that period, including TIL 1906, amount to Tls 233,031.42. which it is proposed by the directors to be dealt with as follows: To pay à dividend of Tis. 30 per share, absorbing s. 100,000, To write off for depreciation of machinery,

1907.

Today's Advertisements.

HONGKONG JOCKEY CLUB RACE MEETING, 1997. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY (OFF DAY), 19TH, 20TH, 21ST AND 23RD FEBRUARY TICKETS of ADMISSION to the

WAL, LD., or at the Gate, Price 37 for ther GRAND STAND and ENCLOSURE may be obtained from Mesurs, KELLY & meeting (excluding the Off-Day), or $3 per

day.

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Tickets for the Off-Day, 5% No ona admitted without a Ticket to be shown to the Ticket Inspector at the Gate.

T., F. HOUGH, "'

Clerk of the Courte,

Hongkong, 16th February, 1907.

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HONGKONG JOCKEY CLUB. THE STEWARDS request the pleasure of the presence of the LADIES at the GRAND STAND and ENCLOSURE during

the Races on the 19th, 20th, 21st and 231d instant.

A Stand and an Enclosure will be reserved for Members and Members' Wivesand Families, Tickets for which are now being sent out with

the Members' Tickets,,,

All Tickets must be produced to "gain Admission.

Special accommodation will be reserved for the Stand erected on the plot of Ground next" Chinese Ladies and their Female attendants in to the Lusitano Club Stand.

T. F. HOUGH,

Clerk of the Course. Hongkong, 16th February, 1907. (233

HONGKONG JOCKEY CLUB..

Inti

THE

ROBINSON PIANO

COLD.

TALKING

MACHINES

RECORDS.

NO SERVANTS will be allowed inside the

ENCLOSURE of the RACE COURSE New Stock just arrived during the Race Days WITHOUT TICKETS which can be had on appl cation to the Under- signed.

T. F. HOUGH,

Clerk of the Course. Hongkong, 16th February, 1907.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

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HE Undersigned have received instructions From the CAPTAIN SUPERINTENDENT OF

POLICE, to sell by

PUBLIC AUCTION,

"ON WEDNESDAY,

the 20th February, 1907, at 10 AM., B Ah King's Slipway, Wanchai,

The HULL and MACHINERY of No. 7 Police Pinoace.. TERMSAs usual,

"

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Government Auctioneers. Hongkong, 16th February, 1907.

THEATRE

manipulation of the serum and an arrangement Bureau of Science still maintains the technical

has been perfected between the two bureaus by which all serum will be delivered to the

ed from the blood clot. It will then be ces Butead of Science as soon as it has been pour- trifugated to free it from all precipitates and impurities and filtered through a Pa tsur filter HON to free it from all kinds of infections, This gives a beautiful, clear seruin, which is ab-

finitely without cold storage.

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a play like this the great thing is to keep matters humming, Teaple are not given time coincidences; they are rushed from one scene to consider. probabilities or extraordinary

plications lill they hardly know where they are. to another, immersed in blunders and comfurniture, and buildings, the total sum of T solutely sterile, and will probably keep indo The players are, consequently, continually on the move. The virility of Lt. Comm. Lloyd Thomas who took the part of the Other Mr Smith admirably suite! him for the role. He dashed from one place to another, lung his guest hither and thither, threatened a detective with a poker and nearly brained the dainty wife

of the curate, and showed that he had a fior stock of explatives. On the whole, he sustained with vigour and much ability the character of the districted husband, who is apparently; be ing made-the target of designing women, Mr. A. W. G. Watt represented the Curate of St Andrews, the Rev. John Smith, In the conven- tional, way Mr. Walt made the curate stand with

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CITY HALL.

THE

"ONGKONG AMATEUR DRAMATIC

CLUB

will present

ENTITLED

A FARCICAL COMEDY

"FACING THE MUSIC,”

hy

CHARLES HENRY DARNLEY, Produced for the Hongkong A.D.C. by

› DRAMATIS PERSONAF:

47,653.2". To place Tis: 9,801,74, to legal

The serum is being manufactured- now at a Mil Stores a/c by Tls. 3,025. To grant to per future enough will be produced in inoculate_ail reserve fund.

To reduce the book value of rapid rate, and it is expected that in the near cent of the net profits to the manager, and one cattle and carabaos in the islands where out month's salary to the Mill staff, as a bonas breaks of indepest now prevail. It is alo

mounting to Tls. 20,878 and to carry forward expected to produce an additional supply to be Mesra, R. SUTHERLAND & JOHN ROBERTSON, the balance of Thi. 52,633.45 to 1957 accouplsiored away so that it can be drawo on in case. $150 and are in demand.

Miscellaneous Iers have changed hands at island Cements have been effected at S

of a large outbreak of the disease making its Sales of Green

appra'ance. Hongkong Electrics have been parted with at $151. angkals are strong at Tis, 267. The report of the directors af, this Company for the year ending 31st October, 19c6, has been issued to shareholders. The profit and loss account after providing for the four interim dividends,

and the sum of Tis. 300 000 written off various

accounts, leaves a balance of Tis. 17,127.50.

TO-DAY'S EXCHANOR: Selling, London--Bunk T.T.......

Do. demned

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To-day's

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HONGKONG" AND SHANGHAI DANK.

ING CORPORATION.

Rev. John Smith...Curate of St. Andrews Mr. A: W. J. Wait

John Smith.The other Mr. Smith

Li.Com, Lloyd-Thomas

Dick Desmond ...The other Mr. Smith's gues

Mr. T. C. Lethbridge le sen

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Col. Dorcas Smith. The other Mr. Smith's unc's

Mr. H, M. Kendall. Sergeant Duffell...of Vine Street

SHE DIVIDEND declared for the half year Mabel

Tanding 31st December, 1956), at the rate

of ONE POUND AND FIFTEEN SHILLINGS 10- pether with a BONUS of ONE POUND STEEL 2/180 per Share of $125, is Payable and after

7/2 13/16 | MONDAY, the Fighteenth day of February, ajah current, at the Offices of the Corporation, where Shareholders era, requested to apply for Set Warrants, ."

Dr. J. W. Hartley',

The Curate's Wife Miss C. Shelton Hooper Kota............ The other Mr. Smith's wife

Mr. Van der Words

Fotheringay..of the Bijou Theatre

Miss Marchant

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NOTICE.

to war, and that Russia, thanks to the de; his finger-tins together and intone his remarks.qual to Tls, 30 per share, paid to shareholders, velopment. of her armies, had gained the right to victory, but that owing to politicale onzed good advice and homilies at every pare. Although he had little to do, taken all in all, he shone when he had to do a steeple-chase round the room followed by the Other Mr Smith, who believed him to be an international criminal known as Saintly Sam. "His flying coat, tails were extremely picturesque. As Dick Desmond, the guest of the bacchanalian Me, 8 with, Mr. . C. Lethbridge was continually in We regret to learn from the Japan Herald view, hut his princip requirement was to that a' telegram hins boen received at Yoko Inth at his host's escapades and predicaments hama announcing the death at the Helwan and bear the blame of his entanglements. Mr. Sanatorium, near Cairo, Egypt, of Captain Lethbridge was quite at home in his part. The Emest Liddle, who was well known and haughty' uncle, 'Colonel Duncau Smith, was much, liked at this port, says the Kefa Herald. impensated by Mr. H. M. Kendall with a Captain Liddle, who was only thirty-six years just appreciation of the part. Bergeant Duffell of ago,

was in cool, matter-of-fact hands when repre wai for five years with the “Shire" fine, finally aï captain, of the Pembrokeshirented by Dr. J. W. Hartley,'. It was the stage. Bubsequently he was in Port Arthur on busi pess for some time, and was in the fortress at the time of its bombardment by the Japanese at the commencement of the late war, when with other non-combatants he had to make a hurried departure from the two,

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THE WHATHER.

The following repart is from Mr. F. G. Figg, First Assistant of the Hongkong Observatory:—

the 16th at

baranieter has

RACE HOLIDAYS.

CLOSED for the Tranenction of Public EXCHANGE BANKS will be

Business at 11.45 A.M. on TUESDAY, WED NESDAY and THURSDAY, the rgib, 20th and 2111 instant respectively.

Hongkong, 16th February, 1907, 1****

PUBLIC AUCTION.

Undersigned's Sulen

detectiva to the life, the one, that is to say, whose days' sight Sydney and Melbourne..2.3 916 is brimming over with self-confidence and ar

With regard to the ladies, the curate's wife was a most fascinating personality as portrayed by Miss C. Shelton Hooper, whose charm and grace could not be gainsaid. While Mrs. Van der Woude, who fancied herself the wronged or ther Mrs. Smith, was remarkably f eo from stage affectation, and acted her role with extreme ability. Miss Marchant, as the actress from the Eijou, had not very much to do, but she is certainly to be com mended for her representation. Finally Missisen over on, and fallen over the Lonchaos the Lloyd Thomas, Mis, Ponting, was a capita? sperimen of the London housekeeper, Takeoas and the E. and S. coasts of China, " 15 Min a whole, the acting was quite satisfactory, and

The high pressure area remains over the Facing the Music went with a vim and ru-li Continent to the North of the Yangtze, and a that kept the audience in the greatest good depression appears to be forming to the E. humour, a perpetual ripple of laughter passing of Formoss. the best that has been staged by the A.D.C., bat: over the theatre. The play is by no means

In April 1904 Captain Liddle joined the firm of Mours, C. Nickel & Co, of this port, as marine auperintendent but at the end of the same year he had an attack of pleurisy as the result of exposure in the harbour, during a severe gale, and he was unable to recover his strength, In the Spring of last year,, AS it was apparent that he had fallen a victim to consumption, he went to Colos on medical advice, but returned mido to Yokohama last November lo a very critical state of healib. la "ecember he consequently Bolt Kobe for Egypt in the hope that the climits humour and joviality, its rough and tumble

ate might afford him relief. Captain Liddle was married in July, 1904, to Violet Alles, old- ast daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Neville, and leaves a little daughter. It is understood

fashion and it should certainly prove a draw fan were appreciated in the most obvious Praise in due Mestri, R. Sutherland and John Robertson for their work in connection with the production of the play, the former

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Hongkong, 103 February, 1907,

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This Fine Now Steamer has u" excelled Accommodation for Fire: Class Passengers is it throughout by Electricity. Electric Fas in First Claix Cabins,”

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