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one of them. Playing agalot Sparke, Pearce made a lucky four, 10 runs up,

Both players were playing very carefully and ruos after this came slowly and in singles. Sparky's bowlingjumped a great deal and Poarca made another lucky hit for four over slip's head | to the boundary. In Main's fourth over Pearce ,hit him to leg for four and twenty went up on the board. The fourth over of Sparke's resulted in two singles. Wilson look over the bowling from Malu and seven runn ware added in his first over, bringing the score up to thirty.'

On Sparko's fifth over an appeal against Parce for a catch at the wickets was given not out. The second over of Wilson' resulted in a "maiden," Pearce then made a splendid boundary hit to square leg off Sparks and was loudly applauded for it. He made a similar bit again off Wilson in the next over bringing the score up to forty, Anderson, a slow bowler, then relieved Sparke and Elborough hit him to leg for four in his third ball, A single then 10sulted with the score thes up to fifty. Pearce could not get Anderson away in his second over, the only run being a

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afterwards Torner 'did the same thing and Wilson held it. 337 for 6 wickets Turner scored 76 and was loudly cheered for his innings. Oliver went, in and. Edwards' scored the first six in the match by knocking the ball over the railings near the City Hall end. Maine relieved Barrett and Edwards bit his first ball for six over the net where the Band was playing. Edwardi hit Sparke for two fours in the next over, 370 going up. Anderson NOW changed bowling with Sparke and Oliver hit him for a single and a two. Edwards then made' a single completing bis 100 amidst great ap plause. Edwards scored another four and two and then gave a chance to Douncily" whọ missed 380 going up. Oliver, was soon after bowled out Ibw by Anderson 388 for 7 wickets. L. Green replaced Oliver, and shortly after Edwards was caught and bowled by Ander- son for 119 runs. Edward played excellent cricket sad only gave two chances and deserved the applause which greeted him on his return to the pavilion.

399 for 8 wickets,

Bagnall then went in 400 going up to a single off the next ball. Green played freely and seemed confident.

Macao's Delimitation.

MEETING AT CANTON

AGGRESSIVE RESOLUTION ADOPTEN. [From Our Own Correspondent.}'

Cantoo, 20th November. At the meeting, held on the 19th, instant, of the Canton Association for the Protection of Boundary Rights, the representative of the Heungeban district stated that, on the afternoon of the 16th instant, a Portuguese Government gunboat named Macaw steamed into the inland ́waters and anchored in the viclalty of the Nam Ping village. The Macaw has been moored there aver since and has not yet moved away in spite of the weather being exceptionally fine daring the last few days, so that the little gun. boat could claim no excuse of 'ress of weather as.the reason for senking shelter in the inland waters.

To-day's Advertisements.

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TO THE OWNERS OF DOMESTIC BUILDINGS.

AKE NOTICE that under No. 5 of, the TAKE

DOMESTIC CLEANLINESS and VENTILATION BYE LAWS (as amended), every Domestic Building or part of such Build- ing within the EASTERN Division of the City of Victoria and the EASTERN Division of Kowloon, occupied by members of more than one family, except those within the European Reservation or in Kowloon South of Austin Road or those parts of a Domestic Building used as a Shop, Office or Gedors. must be CLEANSED and LIMEWASHED months of October and November.

lag bye. On the change of overs Pestce bit --Wilson a¿aja "to" square leg for four and then again to the on for two, the scure standing at

·Bagual) gave rather a bord chance to Barrell off Anderson and in the next ball Green was sixty. Elborough did not appear to play An derson with any confidence and only a single caught in the slips by Donnelly 413 for resulted from this over. Sparke then, took 9 wickets. R. E. Bird was the last man to go him to make a representation to the 'Macao | THROUGHOUT by the owners' daring the

in," Bagnall hit out and the core soon came up to 430. Bagoill acored 18 runs off Anderson one band, three fours the score now standing at 459. The innings was now declared closed,

over the bowling from Wilson and bowled a maiden over.

Anderson also bowled amiden.. E borough then hit Sparke io log for four and then a rather lucky anick to slip for one and was nearly caught: Pearce also hit Sparke fir four, the score now standing at seventy-five. Five more runs off Anderson then brought the score up to

eight.. One rua was added from Spary's over and then Elborough cut Anderson beauti. fully for four and then added another single, Pearce then also custing him for four off Sparke. Elborough added a single. Elborough narrowly missed being stumped off Anderson and then made a single. Pearce then driving him to mid-on for, lour, the score being thep- ninety-five. Eiborough then cut Sparke for another four and also drove him to the on for four, bringing the score up to too amidst foud applause. The too being completed in one. bour and ten minutes, Main then relieved

Anderson and three rupa were scored off bim. Donnelly taking the over on the other end, four runs being the result. in Main's next over Pearce bit two Jours of

him one to the off and the other to leg, the acore standing at 110. Elborough then made p single off Donnelly. Pehrce was smartly- caught out by Sparke at third, man off the same bowler.

121 tuna for 1 wicket Pearce, was loudly ap- plauded baving made 64 runs. Garnett was the next wicket in making a single off Main. Donnelly in his next over put in a very good", ball which beat Elborough but had no luck, the 'ball just missing the off stump. Anderson ..relieving Main then had Elborough out leg before wicket 13: for a wickets Elborough sear. ing 58.

LI. Anderson was the next wicket in. Garnet" was shortly afterwards missed at short slip off Donnelly Lt. Anderson, drove Anderson to the boundary for four, bringing the total up to 140. Donnelly then clean bowled Anderson with a lovely ball. 142 for 3 wickets.

Capt. Baird was rex to go in aod put up a four agalust Anderson, Donnelly then bowling 's maiden, · Garnett bit. Anderson to the ba dary for four and for another single, Baird closing the interval with'aoo her four,

Donnelly started (be bowling after lunch and on his fourth bali got Garnett caught out by Pratt at mid off for 16, 16z lor-4 wickels.

Turper then went in and scored a single and on change of over scored a four off Anderson by a neat cut. Capt. Baird now getting into trim hit Anderson twice,19 leg for four, the score now standing at 170. Donnelly, who was bowling grandly, then hud- Cipt. Baird out caught by a smart catch in the slips by Ander- on. 179 for wickets. Baird madu 22 runs

SHANGHAI-FIRST INSINGS.

Shanghai scot in Scharleton and Hawkins, the first named facing Baird and after scoring 1 was cloan bowled by him. Lambe then followed. Garnett started the bowling at the cast end. His first over was a maides, Baird's

was likewise, and Hawkins then bit Garact!

for 4, and Baird bowled another maider, Baird Lazing over the ball from Garnett to us up Oliver now relieved Baird and after bowling one maiden over lime" was called.

SOME CRICKET APHORISMS.

A good cut maketh the beart glad but a mistime' is a gift to the enemy.

Stoles runs are sweet and a ball lifted to the ropes is pleasant, but whilst thou runnest up the pitch the keeper furks bebiod.

Thevillagers are no less agitated now than they were before, though the 'negotiations between the Delimitation Commissioners of the two countries have been suspended. In view of the movements of the Portuguese gun boat in Chinese inland waters, the mem- bers of the Association have resolved to submit a phlition to the Viceroy requesting

Governor uiging the withdrawal of the Partu guese gunboat from the Chinese inland waters, Should the Viceroy's representation to the Portuguese authorities prove of no effect, the meeting adopted the resolution that the vil- lagers of the Heungshan district should lose time in organising village militia to co-operate with one other for self-defence in case of emergency. The, Viceroy will in the meantime he requested to despatch Government gunboats to be stationed on the inland waters of Heung- shan in order to prevent the occurrence of dis- turbances. [lo other words, as a demonstra tion to intimidate the Portuguese-Ed, H.5.2.]

After the above resolutions, were adopted and passed a general miceting was decided upon to take place on the 18th instant to fur

ther discuss other matters in connection with the Macao delimitation question.

Upon the receipt of a letter and à sum of five hundred dollars, from one Fuk Taz Sheung, of Wuchow, the Canton Self-government Society bas issued circulars convening meeting for the arst instant for the purpose of organis- waits for the lease ball,

The slogger is soon out; but the wiss.maning local volunteer sports similar to those held

If off theorists entice thes, consent thou not. An off break is easier than a leg why then have three man in the slips ?

Spare the sweat and spoil the game. Good length needs no pace.

at Shanghai last year.

"A PORTUGUESE" COMMENT. Discussing the deadlock, in the negotiations,

In all matches the wicket-keeper makes the "A Portuguese "writes in the N. C. D, News byes, and two ducks a pair of specs.

under date, Shapghai, 161h inst.

Patience breeds a fluke, and a snick in the lips will ruin a maiden,

Every bowler has his wicket.

.

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"Telegrams from Hongkong dated the 13th

instant bring us the news that there has been

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No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns, and all Goods remain. ing undelivered after the 37th of November, will be subject to rent. '

All broken, chafed, and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on the syth of November, at 9.30 A.M. All Claims must reach on before the 1st of December, roog, or they will not be recognized.

No Fire Iprarance will be affected Bills of Lading will be countersigned by the Undersigned.

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NOTICE.

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"ONSIGNEES of Cargo from Londoa ax 8.5. Matapan and Cordouan, and, from The Backyard must have its containing Bordeaux ex 8.5. F. Leroy Lallier, in connec Walls Limewashed up to the level of the first tion with above Steamer are bereby informed Alpor.

that their Goods with the exception of Trea Carved, Painted or Polished. Woodwork insure aad Valuables are being landed and good condition, however, need not be Lime-stored at their risks into the bazardous and or extra hazardous Godowns of the Hongkong washed, but must be Cleansed.

and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co., Ld. at Kowloon whence delivery may be obtained immediately after landing.

The Eastern Division of the City is bounded on the Wast by Gilman Street and Peel Street. Kowloon is divided into the Eastern and Western Divisions by Robinson Road and a straight line drawn from the North and thereof through the Yaumati service Reservoir to the

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W. BOWEN ROWLANDS,

Secretary, Dated this ist day of November, 1909. [779

COMPAGNIE DES MESSAGERIES MARITIMES.

FOR SHANGHAI, KOBE AND YOKOHAMA,

THE Company's Steamship

"TONKIN,"

a breaking off in the negotiations between the A ball in the hand's worth two in the bread. Commissioners for the delimitation of the Captain Charbonnel, will be despatched for the basket.

Macao boundary. In the series of letters above Ports TO-MORROW, 23rd lost, at No mau misses catches always.

written by me and published in your valuable || 5 AM. Virtuais 'ics own reward; but a slxer gives | paper onder the above heading, the present

For Freight or Passage, apply to something to the batsman,

P. DE CHAMPMORIN, Cotter is a cough drop.

Agent. Hongkong, zład Novembar, 1909."

-A. G. B. in Singapore Free Press.

S.S."Palawan."

REPORTED FROM GAP ROCK.

ARRIVAL THIS AFTERNOON,

Any

The P.&O. 5.5. Palawan is safe. little anxiety that, might have been felt for the safety of the vessel owing to her delayed arrival from Singapore, which she left on Saturday, the 13th inst, at 7.30 p.m., and was expected to arrive in Hoogkoog on the 19th inst., being thus theon days overdue, hes been set at rest. Owing, however, in the prevalence of 'very boisterous weather in the Chica Sea, reported by vessels proceeding from the South, apprehension was

not generally felt as re- gards the safe arrival of the steamer la port, even though it might have been delayed by the skipper's caution in trying to steer clear of the typhoon.

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deadlock would appear to have been a foregone conclusion.

Optional Cargo will be forwarded on unless intimation is received from the Consignees before z P.M. TO-DAY, requesting it to be Tunded here.

Bills of Lading will be countersigned by the Undersigned, Go ›ds remained unclaimed after MONDAY, the 29th November, at Noon will be subject to rent and landing charges,

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"At first i was the Canton Salf-Government Society who claimed urbi et orbi that there was usurpation of Chinese territories on the part of FOR SHANGHAI, MOJI, KOBE AND the Portuguese, and then the Imperial Govern- ment of China by its attitude appeared to

YOKOHAMA. ·

“HE P. & O. S. N, Co's Steamship

PALAWAN,"

Captain O. R. Longdeo, R.M.R, will leave for the above places "TO MURROW, the 23rd November, at 4 P.M.

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For Freight or Passage, apply to:

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endorse the views of that turbulent society-T" But the Government of Peking must be very innocent indeed to think that we would, with, out much ado, acquiesce in her demands to

dencies and to renounce out right to territorial give up half of Macao proper and all the depen- waters-in fact, everything that constitutes the elements necessary for the political and econo. mic existence of the Colony-and this in the face of Art. II. of, the Protocol of Lisbon of March 16, 1887, and of the Luro-Chidene Treaty of December towing, and after our having helped Chins to collect, in an important mari- terms of Art. IV of the same Protocol and time zone, bar imperial revenue under the Treaty,

China ignores absolutely the Portuguesa treaty rights; so that it is not on the grounds of usurpation that China demands the retroces sion of half of the little peoinsula and of the adjacent islands in our occupation, but because China does out want to fulfil one of her solema pledges given in an international pact., Many treaties have been up tore by parties interest ed in their abrogation, but it is difficult to find help saying that it is of the nature of fidia a case parallel to the present one. I cannot pusica.

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Edwards followed Capt. Baird and drove Donnelly to the boundary for four, Anderson bowled a maiden over, Turner playing very

A message from Gap Rock, received in the carefully. The next over of Donnelly's result. course of the forenoon to day, and timed 10.45 ed in two singles. Torner ther hit two foursa.m. reported the ss. Palawan as having been off Auderson, putting the score, up to 190, sighted eight miles south of the lighthouse, Edwards bit out very freely and scored a four The brevity of the message leads to the belief and a one off Doonelly. Sparke relieved An, that the Palawan bad met with no accident. derson, › Edwards driving him to the boundary This information was communicated to the

I venture to reiterate what I have stated in for four the score then bring 200. The next cricket teams at the field before the conimy previous letters: that it will be for the best over pruduced a two and Edwards drove mencement of the opening match to-day. interests of China to come to terms with Por- Sparks for another four and Turner fallowed by a four off Donnelly, 216 going up. Eë. wards, who was now getting into good form, bit Spaike to squard leg for four, 220 going up. Donnelly bowled a no ball and Turner drove

him to the off for four and then added another

A later message (11.43 a.m.) from the Gapagal in a manger honourable to treaty rights Rock stated that the P. & D. steamer Palawan

and international morality," signalled by semaphore to know when the German muil passed in." The lightkeepers, baving communicated the desired information to the inquiring steamer, the Paldioan then briefly reported baring "bad very strong gales." The Palawan arrived in port about 3 o'clock this afternoon.

The steamer brought the Singapore cricket team to Hongkong, composed of the following gentlemen-Dr. Hennessey, Lt. R. H. Clarke, Messrs. T. R. Hubback, B. L. Eddis, R. M. Mackenzie, S. Gartensz, A. Grenier, V. Brown, Owen, A. Candish, P. Hickley, H. O. Paxon, and H. R. Zender.

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single: 350 up. Tarder hit Sparks on to the pavilion for four. Both batsmen wenn now well val. Anderson relieved Spyrke again at how. ling, but was bit. to, leg by Turner for four, 240 going up. Another similar stroke by Turner completed the over. Main relieved Donnelly. Edwards, bisting freely, scored a' thred off 'him and then another four off Sparke, bringing the score up to 250. The last ball of Sparke's also produced another four from Edwards.. Turner got a lucky snick to leg for four. 260 went up with another hit for four by Edwards, both batsmen scoring rapidly. Wilson now took over the bowling from Sparke, Edwards cut him beautifully, but the ball was well picked up and only two résulted, zão going up. Donnelly then relieved Main again. 290 went up from a four and two singles off Wilson, Turner hit Donnally to the on for four and another to log four; 300 going up fourleen rung being scored by Turner off Doonelly ip one over.. Sparks then went on and Edwards drove him for a four and again for another two:

The Danish ... Stam left Port Said yester- fours, 370 now going up. Capt. Barrett rolioved day, and may be expected here an szed pros. Donselly and raus then came more slowly Tho. E, & A. Co.'s. Bastern left Sydney on Bolil, Edwards got in again with another 20th jos., for this pont via Queensland Forts, four, to going op. Turner hit Barrett for Timor and Manila,* - four and put another hat one into his left. The P. & D. S. N. Co's sa. Himalaya left band" which he failed to' hold. Edwards Singapore for this port on joth inst., at 4.p. then gave a chance high hit to the on--with the outward English Mails and in dos which Wilsen' failed to hold, but immediately I burn on agih'lostų af 3 júliu

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TH

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GRAND CHANGE OF PROGRAMME TO-NIGHT.

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Cargo impeding the discharge will be landed at Consignees risk and expense into the bazardous and/or extra hasardous godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Go down Co., Limited.

No Fire Insurance, has been effected." Bills of Lading will be countersigned by ·

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THE WEATHER. ~

The following report in from Mr. F. G. Figg, Director of the Hongkong Obrarratory :---

On the sand at 12.10 p.-The barometer has

"It is the idea of a good many Portuguese that, after this question of the Macao Boundary has been satisfactorily settled, a conventics may be drawo up between China and Portugal with respect to gambling, elċ. Owing to the geographical position of Macao, Portugal is bound to assist, New China in her legitimate rison slightly in the Philippines, and fallen efforts to eradicate vices among her southern slightly to moderately overthe China coast and matter to arbitration, Let us hope that Chine

"General Machado has proposed to refer the the Loochoos. will agree to the Portuguese Commissioner's proposal by carrying the whole question to the Hague tribunal for its decision.

people.

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make the following clippings

From the N. C. D. Near of 17th inst., wo

A

A high pressure area now lics over the Sea of Japan, and the barometer has risen consider. ably over E. Japan and at Wladiworok

Hoogkong, 22nd November, 1909.

K. BYSACK, Proprietor,

Carlton Hotel,

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Pressure is low over the Yangize Valley Burton-on-Trent ALE and STOUT in Patent

and also over the N.E. part of the Chips Ses sud the Pacific towards the Loochoos

Moderate to fresh M.E. winds may be expect. sd in the Formosa Chamuel and over the abith. ern shores of the China Sea.

THE KWANGTUNG ASSEMBLY. The Boundary Protection Society in Canton, says a nativo dispatch, has addressed a joint request to the Provincial Assembly in that city, asking it to consider what steps may be neces

Hongkong Rainfall for the 24 hours, ending sary to resist any unreasonable demode of at rojam, to-day, coo inches. Portugal in the Macao Boundary negotiations.

THE MACAO BOUNDARY QÜESTION, 'It is stated that in the negotiations for the the Macao Boundary the Portuguale Commis- sioner strongly latisted upon Portugal's posses sion of the islands in the vicinity of Macke, but

sinnar Kao Erb-ch'ien. The Portaguaia Com. missioner has suggested that the matter may be. referred to the Hague Tribacal for arbitration.

The G. N. Co.'s..,'Chewan left Shanghai on this demand was firmly resisted by Commis atat lost, and is dua bera on 24th inst.

FORECAST.

1.-Hongkong and Neighbourhood, NE. winds, moderate to fresh ; fair.

2.-Formosa Channel, Same as J. 3--South coast of Ching between Hongkong and Lamocks, same as No. 1.

4-South coast of China between Hongkong and Hainan, same as No. í;

of the news that negotiations in the Macse and Museum for the week coding the arst Tho Shanghal Timer says:—Since the receipt | RETURN of visitors to the City Hall Library Boundary question have ceased on account of November, 1999 the uncompromising altitude of the Portuguese Commissioner the Wal-wa-pu has been con Peking for discussion and settlement and of aldering the question of removing the case to appointing Taotal M, T. Liang to deal with the

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