AFORTING.
FOOTBALL, Lu¿QUE,
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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH TUESDAY DECEMBER 27 1010
Crypt. McGregor, b Worschung maingia. „A
„DEPARTURE GF "WILMING "IONS" COMMANDER.
5 NEW GOVERNOR OF GUAN FULLED ASHORE
JY OFFICERS.
Corp. Campion, at Robinson b Brett... ... 30 Capt. Dell, b ba Romeo Major Taylor, b de Romanümde 20 -The abova–18ams-mat-at-Happy Valley on-Corpl, Tavener, Raven, b Wester Saturday afternoon to try conclusions in conRev Foster egg, c Breit, b Wesserine sect on with their League match is the first Capt. Addison; b de Rome.... division. The match was playad in the pre. Col. Strcple, b Raven ............ neòçe of a large gath‡ring of Interested specia› Corpt. Osman, b Raven tors Considering that the opposing teams were evasly m.tched, it was at fist a litle
to formell what the picbable outcom of the match would be. Daling iba entha pregress of the game, the leather was sout', travelling over the field and neuring the end of the match, the Yardezi put in a straight shot which found for the leather a resting place in the riti. The Antillerymen thence Dowards tried bard to equaling but nothing re- sulted, the game thus ending in a victory for 16 Naval Yaid by one goal to mil.
HONGKONG FOOTBALL CLUB vs. RE
This match was played on the Club's ground and resulted in an easy wie in favour of the Enginiais by fivs goals to mil.
LEAGUE GRICKET.
KC.C., HK CC. "A"
This match was played on the Kowloon s'da on murdag ini resulted in a draw. The scorts and b:wing analyses nio-as follows:-
F. Sutton, b Leich
KOTLOON.
F. J. de Rome, b Payna
L. Hacghton, in out ...
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... 10
3
2
4
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Extras....
Total
HONGKONG CRICKET CLUB VA UNITAD SERVICES.
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$
39
9
15
Commander George-S-Salisbury, Command- log the United Sintas ship Wilmington, now in Hongkong barbour, left Hongkong to-day for Manila en route to take up his duties as Gore erpor of the island of Guan. On leaving the Wilmington to-day to take passage in the Tean for Manila, the retting Commander was com 25plimented by the officers of the ship In a peculiarly naval way, the ward-room officers of the Wilmington manning the gig which car. ried him first to the Tran and later to Blako pier. As the Governor-Elect entered the gig the Chlef Baniswain's mate and four chlaf petly officers manned the side of the ship and when the gig' pulled away from the ship all hands on deck gave thies toning cheers. Ton compliment of being pulled ashoro by kis officers is the greatest a naval officer can bare when retiring.
This two days' match was started yesterday and wli be continued to-day. The United Services team was sent la fret and compiled 284 runs, of which L. Murray was responsible for 96 and Mr. Cooke for it. The Civillans put up 184 only in the first innings. The scoici and bowling analyses are as follows:-
UNITED SERVICES. First innings.
Lt. Thorp, c Mans, bird Lt. vunay, ibw Bird.
Col. Haughton, c R. Hancock, b Bird............ Col. 'Hamilton, e Sharpin, b. Bird
13.
ni 96
21.
о
15
86
19
Cap'a'n Eugher, © Payne, b Your gonna Mr. Cooke, na, b Payz¤ comodare) Capt. Garau, b Payna.................................. Caps Clipbem, cond b Payne ... Lt. Willems, not put
m
Lt. Bagnall, b Fajne... ............... Lt. de Hoghton, tuo out
Extras ...
Toal
Bwling Analysir.
M.
Bird....rz u suter
#3
:0
9 R. Hancock .....
18
A. H. Young
meinestamine 7
Parcel
38 19
14
"HONGKONG. First Innli
Iv. H. O. Spink, 5 Payne ...........................
Lt. Banbury, c Mackerza b Claxton
A. O Brawo, b Fowler ........
W. L. Weaser, c Hancock, b Fayas a 74 || Payne
Major Chilly, Fowler b Fayz@arphonechte
D. J. Mackenzie, not out ........................
J. P. Robinson, not out
L. E. Biot, b Faÿne..........................................
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PROFESSOR BABĹZ ON CORBA:
RECOGNITION OF JAPAN'S GOOD WORKĄ
Dr. E. Felz, fo.meily for many years Pro fogor at the Tokio Univerilty, and an au bort, oty on Far Eastern qars'ions, bar fast been 8publiibing a 'naries of articles in the weekly a edition of the Frankfurter Zeitung on "Obres,
from its beginning to the end." ..
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After having heated in dela'l the different historical phases if Coren, the learned Pro- 284fesso: maker tu conclusion some interesting
W.
116 4 34
T. E. P. arce, b Hamilun .......... No pas A. C. Elberough, rub out................... A. A Claxton, c Haughton, b' Hamilton W. C. D. Turner, b Hamilton
Exte
Total..
Bowling Aralysizİ
0,
M. R.
Payce...
16
1 46.
4
Leith
10 2 18
I
R. Pancock, b Hamilton ...
I 17
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Clixtos
Fowl:.......................... 6
II.K C C,
P. Jacks. b Drawn ......
9
A. McKeeze, c Rob nor, b Haught ...... 8
J. Hall, b de Rome..........
Rev S. W. Payas, c Robinson, b'de Roma- 24
A Claxton, Haughton, b Breit.com by
H. Hancock, b di Roma. ............................................
G. Hastings, and b Chitty...ves carpnes
E A Fowler, b Weaser.
4
24
I
... 15
(REAL
25
H, Hancock, c Cooke, b Hamilton.................... 8 Rov, W. Payne, c Cooke, b Hamilton
H. D. Sharpie, C Clapham, b Hamilton... 3)
A. H. Young, 'c and b Haughton.......................
M. M. Maar, b Gazett.
R. E. Q. Bird not bet...
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23
25
remarks which we herewith reproduce is fall:
"That the Corrans do not like their now. Masters is after all quite natural. As good patriots they would rather prefer to be under the corrupted government then to be under ibe more enlightened 'and' bumane Japancia rule fibe learned writer is mistaken on this polattianator's remark). Bat that the Country now is sure to progress economically, no one will doubt who ever saw with his eyes 1. tha
Extrasmaan mikä 17
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Totalcubierr Bowling Analysis,
Q. M
3
R.
W.
85
2B
0
Ham Iton 23 Tharpa....
A. Q. Ling and E. O. Leith did not bat
BugDalla 6 2 25 Extras ANDRAADHABUinum 10|| Haughton ...........
& 3
14
Total
Bowling Analysis.
GallNSTE
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B KEFICENT INFLUENCE
which each Japanese bousehold in Corea'always had on the dirty parts of Coreantowns. Ten years aga this was already visible, but in a far higher degree it could be scan when Prince Ito be-
cams Resident-General. Of course, he, too, | worked in the interest of Japan-for that he was seat there-but he was a man ci mi'd meatures and tried whenever possible-to get along without employing f.ice. His intention was to prepare the Coreens as mildly and painlessly as possible for
THE UNAVOIDABLE STEP.
7 Ha bimse I therefore was opposed to an Im
mediate annexation. He really had Cores at 0 bis heart. He had a short space of time done J so much for it at country. Under his guidanco 1 instructions were given in rational agriculture; cariculture and colton growing-for both Cora" | is the right spot-were started on a largo scala and the farmers were receiving materials, fr, and Instructions in it ; the reafforestation of the bare mountains was taken up as touply; saving banks were established and the towns people I wireless transmission, messages being excelved instruction in sanitary questions.
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O 42 3
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HONGKONG CRICKET CLUB re, THE
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A STATION AT FIJL,"
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RADIUS OF 6,000 MILES
because with a
When I saw Frisco Ito last, he was talking with opgerutss about faturo plass for the
WELL BEING OF COREA.
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The above toi me mot ös the Cricket ground for: powerfal stations many centres cf populamin and did i ot succeed la quieting the coun- and midshipmes, 541. The fleet to be station
ip a friendly gama on Saturday, The game culed is an ersy win for the new megiment. The eats are as under :-
KO.Y.L. I..
Cunner Dempsey, b Young ................................ 23. ise Clegg, b Young
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47
I.t. Thorp, cand & Pearch........man aracın Lt. Col. Familion, e Young, b Harcack... 20
C
Capt. Hughes, c Dashwood, b Penice...... 55
1t. De Hoghton, b Young...................................comma 11 Sgt. Broth, act auf......................
Ite. Falmer, L 5. Farchy and Loc. Cpl.
Mensal did not bat.
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tinta be brought into touch with each other Althou_b the details of Maxcosi's world network scheme are net available, it is under stood that he will utilise the stations in Canada | and across Americas the first stap. The malo chin will, therefore, possibly bo from Exland to Cavado, across Ciands, and thesce to Australia,
It has raspired that the Marcoal Company are enching a powerful wifeless a ation at F ji, Whether this Fiji'station has any relation ta the world-schems which is dominant in the Marconi mind at the present m mest is not dis closed, Anfi.ial from the Marconi Company recently arrived in Sydney, as route to Fijo ..219 10pervise the erection of the gtation which, it is
understood,
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Extras
Total.... Bowling Analysis.
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I 18
2
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Eramiz. 14
ea co
A 13 Yang na umana a 11. Sh...kai 1 Hancock....orami v 17 II K,C C.
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7. F. Pearce, c Do Hoghton, b'Hamilton... 7 Cap!, Clapham, © Palmer, b Hemilton
A. P 1 axbwood, c Dempsey, b Hamilta... W C. D. Turorr, b.Ther
3. Ha cock/c Dempsey, b.Hamilton a
A. H. Young, b Hamilton MA NON TRUE -
WILL DE IN (PERATION SHORTLY.
I is stated that thin station is belog erected by 2 the Marconi Company on its own account, and 32 no relation to any Federal Goverment scheme or contract. At the present time ite
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For all this be was assassinated by Doreaus with that the turning point had come. Bli succresor Vitcount Sone first tried to continue the sale in the same way, but he was a' sick try.. Then it was decided in Tokle to use more drastic meaiuras. The constant smaller dis- turbances and the frequent assassinations of the Japiares in d firent parts the country bad to be stopped. Immediste anoexation and a firmer rule were decided upon. Tho die bay. log been cast, the choice of Genenral Viscount Teranchi must be regarded in every rospect as a tacky ore. He is a nobleman in the trues! zarse of the word ↑ of noble appearance and of a neble character. He is
RISERVED AND TACITURN,
the
hat there is sense in everything he says. He is a strict disciplinarian, bat, like Cust Hacioler, te puts himself fast and r same strict orders as h's subordinates. e will certai ly suppress ruthlessly any attempt at disobedience he is a Japanese and evey inch a soldier-but he is jost and will surely not allow any unjust actions towards the Corean people by his cuntrymes,
If any man is capable of bringing order i:to
boats.
188 ORDEAL BY PIRE,
AS SIEN IN SINGAPORE,"
Says the Straits Times of the zand at The origin of the Hindu Thesmiri—the ceremony of fire walking that waspasformed in the principal temple of the cult yesterday-may be found in one of those epic porms that are at once the inspiration and the glory of Hinduism. Daring ong of the immemor.ble wins from which the religion seems to hava sprang, a certain god- deas, a fle.is and blood ono, was captured by the enemy. Many moons later she returaed to her own people and the fi.s; question they asked was-was she still chaste? The lady protested that she was, but, lo test the verity of the statemen', somebody conceived the idea
opt unscathed the truth of her chastity, was establ shed; if she didn't —, Anyhow, abo came through scatheless and to this day the passage. through the fire is a test of the al of the per- fervid Hinda.
Matcopi Cmpany has contracts for the erection this anbappy country, it is ha.. In short, pain. of making her walk through fire. If she came
of stations in all parts of the world, and 3 British
steamship lines-not ceas ting fore ga line are using the Marconi system. A big station 4 is also being erected on the Casary felande.
R. E. O. Bid, c Eonth, b Thoip.....one 2 10 H. D Shapin, b Hamil 01 hour and a Dr. Aubrey, c and b Ham i on...maka 17 Mais, run ouUT aerztesinostuƏBƏYUNADIAN-MEDYAHO Rouquetle, not out.mere rann
Extras *****
Frem loo Thorp ...............
BONJOY JAYDEN
Total....... kay Bowling Analysis.
Q. NJ. R.
tips 13 2 3 57 13 A 41
KOWLOON CRICKET CLUB re ROYAL EKGIN ERS.
CHINA'S FINANCES,
"
4.
In the Chinese National Assembly great interest centred in the piece station of the Bud- ge: by Duka Ti Tay Fre flest of the Ministry of Finance, as he was suspected of being distinctly react'onary. It was a pleasant
fal as the loss of their independance may sp pear to the Creans, in the long run the p:o. p'e will surely meet with a^;
DETTER LOT UNDER JAPANESE RULE, than under their own Princes.
It i", by the way, act likely that Cerea's role in history should already be at an end, China and Rutsin will not forget that they have been driven out of this country by the Japanese and one of the two Powers, again becoming power fol to the Est, may try again to drive Japan
foo surprise, therefore, when the able ad ex out of Cores. Anyhow, Ceres will perer bo an`
tremly dignif:d Pinca expressed himself in independent country again." favour of a parliament. Walking gracefully
on the lower platform In front of the Presiden, | A'uISSIGE from San Francisco ́saya that the he said: "Gentlemen, there is no need for local police firen is a hotbed of graft. The me to go isto delsile, as you know quite well Mayor (Mr. M'Carthy) b; s ordered that the en- wa hava goi no money. Since the year. 1900 tire force bs reorganised, and that the dance This match was played on the E. c.c.heavy indemnitie, baya had to ba pit, and, batis of the city mt st be closed. Gound yesterday afternoon and resulted in lately, we have inizi disced far-reaching and
a win-for the Eaglegpih;—
КСС
F. Fulton, b Tavener......... vadi
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J. J. Robieson, Iow Tavet tr......... 31 A. R. Riven, b Foster Peggi ......... 15 Labury, e Star pole, b. Tayner... 10
Bret Tavener ...
J} }, Mackerz'e, b Foster Fegg
ca
WL Wraser, e McGregor, b Oman......
P. 1, de Rimo, c, Bill, b Foster Poj
1). Farah, cand b Osman.. o inserisostearn
M.jr.Ch'tiy,c Osman, b Foster Pegg.
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expensive reforms in education and exicanive For many years the Alna population- bas re- corganization of commerce, industries, the miced practically stationary, and a theory in all these things take money. We cannot go
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Thousands of other dalaty things saitable parliament the finances of the country will be which terds largely to prevent the increase of for Xmas and New Year Fresents are ready 13 in a better condition and I hopas pailament the Ainu is the fact that, wherever the Aing for sale. Parents would do well to take their will come as scea as possible. Delighted five in contact with the japanese, neatly all the Kiddies" to the store, where they can to with Lie frank remarks, no less than by hỉu easy digaity, the House Cheered heartily as the young gitis with any pratensions to good locks | sure of finding good things to suit all tastes.
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