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TRE" CLEPELAND" PARTY..

FIRST CONTINGENTS OFF TO CANTON, The second party of American tourists, com. prising 756 ladies and gentlemen, arrived at Hongkong from Japan last night on board the steamer Gleveland. Throughout the day the city was alive with, the American visitors who were doing the sights of the city. Contrary to all expectations the Viceroy of Canton bas removed his objections to the visit by the parly- to the Southern capital when bls Excellency learnt that the tourists would be broken up into contingents of not exceeding bundred, at time who would visit Canton. The erroneous Impression was got abroad that all the seven hundred odd visitors would invade the city en maste, whereas in reality the project contem- plated the splitting up of the party in groups. Two contingents left for Canton this morning ; both consisted of 150 members each. They left by the Einhan aad Fatskan, respectively. A third contingent of 25 members will leave *by the Haungthan to-night.

The schedule for the rest of the week it as 'followst

16th inst,-8.m. Klesław, 100 members.

8a.m. Honam, los mämbers, -10 pan. Falskan, 25 members. 17th ina.—6 àm. Ninstàn, zoo members.

8 am. Neungihan, 100 members: 18th ist.-3'a.m. Kisahan, 100 members, Among the Cleveland party is Mr. Charles H. Konier, who is taking a trip round the world in order to interest peopta in the New York World's Fair, to be held in 1913. in commem oration of the 30th anniversary of the settle- moot of the island of Manhattan by the Dutch. Mr. Koster states that the Japanese have shown considerable interest in the proposed 1913 Exhibition at New York, which will be inter national in the widest sense.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH TUESDAY MARCH 15 1910

UNIVERSITY FOR CHINA.

THE MEETING AT OXFORD,';

INTERPORT POLO,

HONGKONG VS. MANILA.

Yesterday afternoon at the Polo Groand, Causeway Bay, the last Interport Polo match took place, onder American roles and result. ed in a win for Hongkong. This match was to have been concluded last week, but owlog to the state of the weather it had to be pat off till yesterday. A large gathering of spectators witnessed the match," Major General Broad. wood acted as referee.

A meeting on behalf of the united Universi ties scheme for a University for Chinn was held on February 20 in the Examination Schools, Oxford, after the University sermon. "About 600 | members of the University were present. The Vice-Chancellor (the President of Magdalen) was in the chair and was supported on the platform by a number of heads of colleges and other distinguished members of the University, The Vice-Chancellor, in opening the meeting, said that it gave him great pleasure to spe_the keenness which had brought together such a representative assembly in the Univesity He Manila-1, Captain Mitchell; a Lieut. Swift; had now for some 18 months been ■ mamber

Mr. Bowditch; 4 Lient. Armstrong, of the committee for the scheme, and though Both teams were very evenly matched. At the bit official duties provented his doing as much is the matter as he would otherwise have wishing stage of play the Manila team made un_attempt to score at the start, but, the shot ed to do, he knew that the scheme was in shin

went 100 wide. The Hongkong men then got bands and would, so doubt, meat with the suc-possession of the ball and passed to Jahnstone cess it deserved,

Canon H. S. Holland said that he felt the scheme to be ope of the most vital matters with which he had been recently brought in contact. As for the used in Chins itself he must leave Lord William Cecil to spaak from his first-hand knowledge, though the main facts were clear to all who had eyes to see. He would wish to emphasize rather the character of the solution presnoted by the schems. The plan for a University which should be directed to the teaching of the best knowledge of the day, bút should combine with that a moral, critical, and spiritasi atmosphere which would make it possible for its students not only to har kad scholars but good men-this was clearly an Especially attempt in the right direction. striking did it seam to hịm to find an instance 05 no large a scale of co-operation between men of the most widely differing views with. He himself out any sacrifice of principle. held, that many of the things about which

· RECEPTION AT KOBE... The party had a magnificent reception in

men differed most were the things that most Japan. As the steamer passed off Wada Point mattered; it was impossible to believe that about 6 a.m., on 4th jest,, says the Japan Chroni the deepest differences between honest and clo, fire-works ware discharged at the harbour intelligent men were really bout trifles. At works by the Municipality in honour of the oc

the same time, argument was immensely casion. After undergoing quarantine iospec desirable, and although it could not be attained tion the vessel steamed into the harbour, cost by sacrifice of principle, it could equally never ing anchor at about 7.30 am. Mr Kajime, the be attained without mutual understanding and, Mayor of Kebe, accompanied by two Alder-

so far as possible, co-operation. It was because men, proceeded to the Cleveland" on a launch he held that this scheme, by its system of to receive the guestra behalf of the Musi-eparate colleges and one University, so strong- cipality. The party landed at about 8 em Aly stood for this that he felt that, apart from large number of people, including aldermen, any gain to Chips, this would be the greatest members ofibe Municipal Assembly and Cbam gain to all who took part in îş ber of Commerce, welcomed the visitors at the Americap hatoba. A bevy of girls from the Kobs Jogakuin and students from other schools were also assembled at the land- log place. The party was then divided Into two bodies one staying in Kabe to see the sights, and the other proceeding to Kyoto vid Osaka.

The teams warn us fallows →→

·Hongkong-1, Lient Green'; a, Captain Bell; 3, Mr. Davidson; 4. Mr. J. Johnstone.

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To-day's Advertisements.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

THE Undersigned bave received instructions"

from The bon. The Captain Superinten dent of Police, to sell by

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PUBLIC AUCTION,

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MONDAY,

the aist March, 1910, at 11‹ÂM., RU The Central Police Station Compound,

A QUANTITY OF DRA

! CLOTHING, OLD METALS, DRIED

BEANS, WEIGHING MACHINES, UM BRELLAS, One GRAMOPHONE, &c.

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Today's Advertisements.

PUBLIC AUCTION,

THE Undersigned have been favoured with

instractions from J. A.Jupp, Esq.

to sell by

PUBLIC AUCTION,

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FRIDAY and SATURDAY,

the 18th and 19th March, 1910, commencing each day at P.M. sharp, within his residence "IAN MOR,” Peak Road, THE WHOLE OF HIS VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

A Number of RIFLES and AMMUNI-ING TIONS, SHOT GUNS, KEVOLVERS;

-AND

SUNDRY GOLD and SILVER JEWELRY

who made a dash up and scored the first point. of the game for the Home team. Soon after this Mitchell equalised. Before the first chokka ended each team made a good attempt to score which went too wide. The whistle then rounded with the scare Hongkong i; Madila v.

Io the second chokka play was similar to that of the first. Bord teams tried hard to score with no result Hongkong r; Manita

TERMS As usual,

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Government Auctioneers.

Hongkong, 15th March, 1910.

NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES,

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Manila played up in the third' chukka, and Bowditch scored their second goal which pat them one up, · The flongkong men now did their best to equalise, but got beaten by their opponents. At the close of this chakka the visitors made a foul and baif, a goal was de- THB Company's Steamship ducted off their score, and the game stood Magile 14; Hongkong 1.

FROM MIDDLESBOROUGH, ANTWERP, LONDON, MARSEILLES, COLOMBO. AND SINGAPORE,

The home team backed up in this chukka and scored twice in succession, once by David

on and the other by Johnstone. Hongkong 3. Mauliai.

At the opening of the fifth chukka the heme team had things pretty easy and Johnstons made a couple of attempts which he missed, asd at last be made an excellent drive and scored the fourth goal for Hongkong. The Mauilaites bad a good opportunity.now in front of goal but jobbstone made no besitation and drove up hard, and saved aburrow: shot At the end of this chukka Hongkong scored another point, the honours of which foil to Davidson; putting the scure to Hongkong 31 Manila 1.

The last chukka was very similar to the first, and each teams could only score one goal. Armstrong scored for Manila and Johnstone for Hongkong. The final scores were Hong. kong 6; Manila 2

"CHANTECLER” HAT.

¡COCK PLUMAGE TO BE THE RAGE THIS

· BPRING,

The Principal of Mabsfield (Dr. Selbie) said that be felt with regard to the scheme very strongly all that Canon Holland bad said. le was convinced that the unselfish spirit of co-operation for a great cause was that which was going to solve the most serious educational and other difficulties of the present day, it was because they turned their eyes backward instead of forward and inward instead of out-

To-day a woman's "crowning glory" is the ward that they saw so differently and produced nawly arrived Chanteclerbal, which the Maison so disastrous results. East and West, each Lewis, of Oxford-st., bave already introduced had lessons to teach the oiker, and it was beista London from. Paris. An Anglicited" cause this scheme provided the means for such conjunction of elements into a hrimonious whole that he urged its claims,

LORD-WILLIAM-CECI 'S-ADDUESS.......... The Rev. Lord William Gascoyne-Cecil, who was the next speaker, said it was a great satisfaction to be able to speak to such a large and interested audience on a subject which ho bad so much at heart. When the committes of the scheme asked him this time last year to take the draft to Chins and make inquiries and Birangements with reference to it on the spot he was not certaio as to either its reception there or fis fatore progress,

The Kobe contingent prar eeded by jinrikisha to Nanko Temple, the Daibutsu at Hyogo, Suwayama, and Nunobiki waterfall. A num ber of students of the Kobe Higher Commer: cial Bchool acted as interpreters to the party. At Suwayama, iba party was served with rea freshments and presented with picture post cards on behalf of the city," Fencing and jofitau“ displays took place at the Batoku-den in hoa- our of the guests. —The second-contingent, on landing at the American baloba proceeded direct to Sunomiya Station; leaving by a special train for Osaka at about 930p.m. At Osaka, where they arrived at 10.15 8.m., Mr. Gato, Deputy-Mayor, welcomed them on behalf of the city. Mr, Hirayama, a municipal interpreter, addressed the party in English. A visit was then made to Osaka Castle, in the company of twenty students of the Osaka Higher Commercial School, who acted as interpreters. Along the route cheers were frequently heard from the Japazese, which were heartily responded to by the visitors: The 'rikisha id which the latter rede were de corated with small flags representing Japan and America, After a visit to the Osaka Mint, the

Tenno-ji and other places of interest, the party

left for Kyoto yesterday afternoon.

FOOTBAL

L.R.C, FINAL

*IYO MARU*

having arrived from the above Ports, Con signees of Cargo are hereby informed that thele Goods are being landed and placed at their risk in the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company's Godown at Kowloos, where each, consigomeat will be sorted out mark by mark sad delivery can be obtained as soon as the Goods are landed,

Cake, Scrap' Iron or other similar natured goods are to be taken immediata delivery-ex- hip; otherwise they will be landed into the same Company's Godowns at owner's risk and expense

Optional Goods 'will be carried on unless instractions are given to the contrary before Noon; TO-DAY.

Goods not cleared by the 21st March will be subject to feat.

No Fire lusurance has been effected." Damaged packages must be left in the Godowns for examination by the Consignee's hour. All claims 'mast be presented within and the Co.'s representatives at an appolated ten days of the steamer's arrival here, after which date they cannot be recognised. No. claims will be admitted after, the goods have left the Godowns.

NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA. Mengkona, 151b March, 1910,

THE CANTON' MUTINY:

VICEROY YUAN 'ASSAILED.

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It is stated that the Kwangtung officials in Peking take the view that lives were needlessly sacrificed in the unduly rigorous measures, að-

version of it was displayed to the audience at The Dollar Princess". last mouth upon the pretly head of Miss Emmie Wehley.

"A wonderful ides is the Chantecter toque-tr-opted.jp.dealing with the recent mutiny of the is se servicable and comfortable that it is likely to create a fashionable furore, and for many weeks-to-come the feathers of the barndoor fowl and the golden pheasant will be the only possible means of adorament on a spring bai,

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REALISTIC COCK'S HEAD, .. The togas well covers the head, and is one mass of golden pheasant feathers shad- All doubts, howing to red, & largo beak comes down well ever, were immediately dispoiled when he over the forehead, from which a bandents of reached China. Everywhere the idea met velvet just lifts the hat. The Guitry with the warmest' welcome, and at Peking model, much of the same shaps, is all white, and Hankow committees were formed to and adorned with a realistic cock's bead in make arrangements for its carrying out in Croat, and at the back there is an immense It was approved not only display of white feathers, the side view showing those places. by Europeans engaged in education in China, the toque "Lewis line." but also by a large number of the Chinese

The two other "Chantecler" models are car-

themselves in both official and private positions. tied out respectively in the plumage of a black At Shaoghai be w ́s entertained by 13 foreign. Minorca cock, the design being the same 21 trained young men who gave bim' much help-bat of the Guitry toque, and the Anglicised

ose a black crinoline straw in the new Napo-| ful information and commended the scheme most warmly, and when he was lately given leon shape, the mount being an immense white. an interview by the late Minister, Chang Chi-ccq plumage, trimmed with a cock's bend, tung, that distinguished Conservative con-

By the courtesy of the Hongkong Foot claded-bis discussion of the matter with ball Club, the fun of the Lusitano Recreation the words, "Who could but approve of Club Inter-clob competition will be played on such a plan? The need for such a sold. es the above Club ground on Wednesday, 15th tion of the present, educational crisis in Instant. Kick-off of 4.45 p.m.

The following are the teams:-Mr. Beitto's China was recognized on all hands indeed team:-A. A. Carvalho, goal; I. M. Britte bere could be no question for any 000 who (Capt), E. A. Manzs, back; F. J. Barrello, 1, B. considered the numbers of Chinese who were

COQ TRIMMING FOR EASTER. •¦ "Just now." said Mr. Frank Brighten,. "the age will be for coq trimmings in every form,

troops in Canton and they intend to pray the Government to order Viceroy Yuan Shu- bio to explain.bis.conduct.Bis-enemies, ́it and it may result in his removal. Independent. is said, are taking the opportunity to attack him. views regard the incident as the outcome of indiscreet, stern measures and exaggeration by the officials, and great regret is felt by the people at the break-up of the No. 1 regiment, attained a high degree of efficiency,—N.C.D. which had undergone thorough training and

News.

Events Coming.

Wednesday, 16th March. Laying of the Foundation Stops of Hoag- kang University, 4 pati

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Hughes and Hough Auction sale of Ponies, Kennedy's stable, 5.30 p.m.

Thursday, 17th March.

St. Patrick's Club Concert, 8,30 p.m.

Friday, 18th March,

Hughes and Hough Auction sila of furniture and the woman of the moment will vary pro- | at "Isa Mor" Park Road; 2 p.m. bably discard flowers or ornaments. for some Bandmaon Opera Co., "The Arcadinas"

Chantecler' is reproduced." design in which the feather or shape of City Hall, 9 p.m.

All kinds of charming mounts areia readiness

Gutierrez, E. M. O. Remedios, hallbacks; J. F. at present receiving education out of their way for this novel noto in headgear, and the women

Castro, R. A. Carvalbo, H. A. Hyndman, C. M. country simply from lack of such an institution Q. V. Ribeiro, H. A. Cistin, Forwardı.

who is sullying forth to buy bar Easter hat may

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...

Saturday, 19th March, Hughes and Hough Auction sale of Jewelery, 10.45 6.m.

Green Island Cement Company annual

Mr. Rost's leam; C. A. C. Rodrigger, goal: at home. Their young men, the future lenders well be thankful that the really new and strik: meeting, at St. George's Building, 11,30 4.ui.

T. C.deiro, A. A. Guterres, backs; C. H. of a quarter of the human race; were at present Lopes, P, da Roza (Capt), ). H. Lawrence, receiving, often, expecially in Japan, under ballback, Alf. F. Remedios, P. A. Yvanovich, the worst moral conditions, an education I. A. Yvinovich, A. J. Haptisto, A. G. de Roche, forwards....

BLOCKADE-RUNNING AND INSURANCE.

IMPORTANT JUDGMENT.

in Western science without the aids which

commend themselves,

'ggestions to be encountered are sore to

C0170N YARN..

ACTIVITY IN JAPANESE MÄRKET,

"

Hughes and Hough Auction sale of furgitoso

at "fão Mor" Peak Road, 2 p.m.

Hoogkong Volunteer Corps, Annual Inspec- tion,' at Causeway Bay,

Bandmann Opera Co,, "The Arcadians" City Hall, 9 p.m.

Sunday, 20th March.

FURNITURE,

THEREIN CONTAINED,

Comprising SILK TAPESTRY-COVERED 'DRAW- MOROCCO. ROOM SUITE, COVERED EASY CHAIRS, Darge Assortment of CANTON CARVED BLACK- WOOD WARE, DESK, OVERMANTELS with BEVELLED GLASS, OLD CHINESE VASES, SATSUMA VASES and INCENSE BURNERS, TEAKWOOD EXTENSION DINING TABLE and CHAIRS, TEAR- WOOD SIDEBOARD add DINNER WAG«. GON with, GLASS; JAPANESE SCREEN, Double and Single BRASS-MOUNTED BEDSTRÅDS with WIRE and HAIR MAT- TRESSES, Double and Bingle WARDROBES With GLASS, DRESSING TABLES "with GLASS, MARBLE-TOP., WASHSTANDS, GLASS, CROCKERY and EP. WARE INDIAN CARPETS, One OROWN DERBY TEA and BREAKFAST SET, WATER COLOURS, many FINE STEEL ENGRAV- 'INGS (Artists' provís}, &c, &c¡¡

·ALEQ

A Large Quantity of PLANTS in POTS.

On View on Thursday, the 17th March. Catalogues will be issued. TERMS :—ÂS usual,

HUGHES & HOUGH, Auctionser.

Hongkong, 15th March, 1oto,

"NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

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FROM CALOUTTA, PENANG AND SINGAPORE

HE Steamship,

THE

"ARRATOON, APCAR," having arrived from the abore Ports, Con ziguous of Cargo are hereby informed that their Cargo impeding the discharge will be landed. Goods will be delivered from alongside. at once, at Consignees' risk and expense.

Cargo remaining on board after 4 PM, of the 16th inst, will ba izaded at Consignees' nisk and expense.

Consignees of Cargo from SINGAPORE are requested to take IMMEDIATE. DE LIVERY of their Goods from alongside, such Cargo impeding the discharge of the versel will be landed and stored at Consignees' risk and expense.

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

DAVID SASSOON & Co., LIMITED,

Agents

Dongkong, 14th March, 1910.

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Intimations.

SAUSAGES

OWN MAKE EXCELLENT and DELICIOUS,

Pure Pork

AND

Beef Sausages.

at 35 cents & 25 cents

per lb.

·THE DAIRY FARM Co., LTD.

Hongkong, rath February, 1910

ASAHI BEER SAPPORO BEER

TO BE OBTAINED

FROM ALL WINE DEALERS]

CHINA

THE

LOAN AND

PROVIDENT

MORTGAGE CO.; LD.

(Capital Paid UP .....................$1,850,000)

Loans on Mortgage of House Property, &c.. Goods received on Storage. Advances mada on Merchandise. Loans made on the' Provident System.

'(Rates and Particulars on application),

THE OFFICE OF TRUSTEE, EXECUTOR OF WILLS,

! ATTORNEY, do....,. Undertakan and Executed.

SHEWAN, TOMES & 30%,

General Managams.

Hongkong, 19th March, xeoð.

SALON-CINEMA THEATRE,

́ ̧WYNDHAM (FLOWER) STREET, OPPOSITE GENERAL POST OFFICE,

FIRST

APPEARANCE IN HONGKONG

OF

Mr. CARL WALLNER, Whistler and Comedian.

AND

Miss ADA KING IN HER NEW REPERTOIRE...

EXCELLENT FILMS.

DAILY CHANGE OF PROGRAMME, COMPLETE CHANGE TWICE A WEEK,

MONDAY and FRIDAY, DAILY TWO PERFORMANCES. First commences'; 6.80 half-price. Second commences 9.15.

MATINEES EVERY SATURDAY and SUNDAY 4 p.m. Half-price.

Hongkong, Bth March, 1910.

CLARETS & SHERRIES.

BEST VALUE GIVEN.

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Boxing Tournament at Belle View Stadium. Medoc, St. Emilion, 'St. Julien, St. Estephe,

Monday, arst March.

Bandmano Opera Co, "Our Miss Gibbs," City Hall, op.m.

Tuesday, 22nd March, Hughes and Hough Auction sale of Jowelery, Bandmann Opera Co., “Our Miss Gibbs,”

in a country such as China counteracted materialistic tendencies They were losing all the higher sides of civilization, and coming The cotton yarn market has shown some merely to aim at and attain a mechanical activity during the past few days, it having efficie: cy which would make them and those previously bein checked, by the decline in hom they led the greatest of dangers, not allver. The advance in the price of cotton bas A judgment delivered at an Francisco only to the rest of the world, but to them rendered it difficult to buy stock for the spin-'| decides but fosurance most be paid on the steamer M, S. Dollar, of Victoria, B. C., wbichselves-would make them incapable of accom- ning mills, which have been forced to partially was seized as a blackade rubber daring the plisblog anything valuable for either. If suspend the operation of spindles, confining Russo-IsproctD WAY, The United States ir these men were to be taught in the ways their work to the production of yarn for con cuit Court at San Francisco gavn judgment for which would make for peace and civilization, tracts. Yarn dealers, who have been uncertaio | 2,30 p.m.

as to the outlook of the market, 'bere pow $11,000 in favour of the steamer against the

they needed teaching in all the higher, as well Maritime Insurance Company, of, London, England, which was noe of the insurers of the the more practical, branches, not only of started buying in anticipation of higher City Hall, 9 p.m.

Thursday, 24th March, steamship Mr. S. Dollar, captured and sold as Western but of Chinese learning, and, this prices, and about 5,000 bales, changed

Chian Bogar Refinery Co, Ltd., Annual a prize by the Japanese while attempilog to teaching must be received under conditions hands between Friday afternoon and Saturday ruo into Vladivostok with a contraband cargo, which would make for the formation of charmorning, the market again. becoming activa, Meeting, at the offices of Jardins, Matheson

The vessel was intored at San Francisco by

acter and ideals. This, he was convinced, Cotton weavers in Japan" are experiencing Co., Ed., II a.m. the. M. S. Dollar Steamshio Company, and it was expressly stipulated that she was to have could only be supplied by such a plan as that difficulty ou account of the low price of their Luxon Sugar Refining Co., Ltd., Anonal a right to on a blockade if necessary. She which was laid before the public in the Univer- goods and the high price of yarn, and any for Meeting, at the offices of Jardino, Matheson carried false papers, clearing her for Mejl, and sity for China scheme. If, however, this ther advance in price of yarn will-add to their dad, 11,go a.menu it was because of these papers that the Mari scheme were evar to be able to do this most difficulties. The demand for yam in Japa6'1*** *** ** time fotorence Company refused to pay the

Hongkong Hotel Hall Yearly Meeting, loss when, after the Japanese Prize Courts, shecessary work, it needed the widest and the falling off but owing to the smaller stock, deal-Saturday, 16th March,

strongest support. He urged those present to ensure now inclined to purchase, and the market | 11.6 p.m. was abandoned by the steamship company to

Hongkong Regatta, 1 p.m. the lasorers, The total insurance of $175,000 aid the canse by making, it known to other has an upward tendency. The pricas agreed was divided among several companies, friends in the vacation and helping to collect upon for business done on Friday and Saturday

Monday, 28th March. were Yegs-go for 10's of the Kanagafuch! mill, V131,50 for 14'2, (Arab,go for 12's, &c-Jaden | Lusitano Recreation Club Sports, at Raça Chronicle

The Court held that when the insurance the needed assistance in every possible way... company consapled to the insanion of the blockade clause it tacitly consented to the vas-

The meeting closed with a rote of thanks to

vel adopting any means of disguise necessary." | the Vice-Cha

Ch. Larose, Ch. Mouton Rothschild..

Manzanilla, Amoroso, Fino Seco, Amon-

tillado,

Brown.

Vino de Pasto, Grand Old

H. PRICE & CO., LD,

WINE MERCHANTS,

12, Queen's Road.

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