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Telegram.

THE PLAGUE,

STEAMER CONNECTIONS

WITH THE INTERNA-

TIONAL SIBERIAN

TRAIN,

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 1 1911

25 On other hats, bunches, of uncurled aliich plumes are gathered together, until they resemble nothing so much non fanther duster, while yet a third fon of trimming slows thein arranged in shuttly-cock fashion; and dyed in two contrasting colours." Metallic, tinsel roses with outer leares in gold set, and ient res of hiightly-Lintelsatin, continue to foun a-favourite taiming for velvol and silk beaver huts.

PICTURESQUE" EYKSINO WRAPS. The cusions Vogno for all thing Egyption has naturally made its in- frence riost conspicuously fo't in the

Ti stoamor connections Dairenates of pieturaque ovaning wraps,

'ROUND THE ISLAND IN A

MOTOR CAR,

Mr. T. M. Nicol has arrived høre

from Manila and has de:ided to open wage where a number of up-to-date

tasteras will be housed..

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BILLIARDS.

The first round in the Grand Hotel billiard kandisap, has beon brought dàn ̧ close with the following results.

- Winner.

Lorer.

"30

ison Scriven 150. wardy250 Bond196 irring ... Helm a.....260 Taylor10

„250 | Moxhold ...... Thornhill250 Hagitto

- The me he das here now is an [M. & F., 40 Borsa porer, built in 1911, and be has arranged for one ibre ear to arrive here next week and'une ↑ Boblep....... the following work....

Party 250 Qutur Phillips 250 Buch

Last Friday he made a successful | Newbald. Mr. Gallagher (Bello View trip round

island. Mr. Harry Hotel) and two Manila friends neon panied him on his trips

Interviewed to-day Mr. Nicol said

1.250 Hp

FINANCIAL NEWS.

MONEY MARKET.

Masers, Samad. Montage and Co. report from London, under date December -

Go-The arrivals of bir goli |

dal to about 1,900,000, of which 2 100 bank scoured the bulk, after ....1992. 150,000 had been reserved for India, ................ 5 Thy phite remained at 778. 94 1; pejazz G. Taylor 6.240 votad 1std. The following. amounts wore Gipson, viz, Ba

~ Tho higliest break was tugde by Mr.

received by the Bank of Englant Degember 23, 461,001-in-kåt, gold,

Messrs. Clice, Allen and Molsin gave byos to Messrs. Moleon, Eales i

To-day's Advertisements

THE EMPIRE EMATOURATIE THEATRE. Das Vores Bondi Orsægår «Oppositay ta "Ventral Market),

Performances

8:10 p

MATINEES SATURDAYS ant SUNDAYS

46,000 in sovereigns from Australia THE BEST FILMS :-

Shanghai are now mudo wekly, leaving any which in their exquisite colour-tho inn, as far as Aberdeen was fine, Conquer. Byas Were-drawn by Messrs, Descuber 21, 1.20,000 in har gull.?*

un Sunday from each and.

NOTES ON DRESS.

LATEST FASIONS IN

LONDON.

ing and in their mysterious vulling of sne fabric with another seah, altnest, ng'

hut from that village onwards the way was a mere bile path, with somo parts. very steep, At times the road must have had a 40 per cent, grade.

Pile, Bishop, Railton and Beli.

Withdrawals were made in sovereigns In the second round, the dray is asas nultor :-Desember 22, 426,000 follows:

Feix 1-MeLennon v. Irving, Feb. 2-elut v. Thornhill. Feb. 3.-Boldeny. Perey. Feb.

Phillips v. Eales. - Feb. G. Taylor v. Couper.

p. 7-Bailor. "Bell.

though, they might farm fitting, gar- ments for Clu patra's self, could he

The ran but rovisit these glimpses of the mont

www completed in abouv] three hours, Asked as to the dini- Consider, for example; a lovely cloak calties encountered he said that the with a foundation of glittering silverrod could be made passable all the tisst, the ilver shot with a very way, the mirtentely, they took the brilliant shade of avoonlight-blac, and wrong-path at one point and kid to go over finished round the hem with a broad the Taitam dan. They found when band of darker-blue chillon velvet, upon lato that they were on the wrong rond. which is embroidered in conventional

At one point, near the din there were Simplicity the koygain, of Alasdaiga carried out in heavy gold and the car'at the rails.

but two indies between the wheels of modern munks, so far, nt all events, as silver thread intermingled here and failor-made gowns are concerns mature wir tunes of copper and Valley they found one hill so steep that Then, when they drew near Happy Calaminium, and a light jowelling of very was impossible-with-safety-ted although one may well rejoicedlat. Wháng

sundle din nila sind sapphires. Over run down. The brakes were put on Shoubkha to, I must neverild this bigutiful found in a transparent but they merely boked the wheels of confessed that the simpler the style Veiling of rather bught groen ninos do the machine, and she skidded. The sols in thipwa, weighted at the hem with ly solution was to get a rope, attach grejr the noragity for abolite per-diamante fug through which is found the tree. The car would easily by 70 points, the sera st, the finish it to the er, and take arn" of ita exellent gang ka rin out the winner fiction in the way of est un pinity visible the elaborate cuboidery, go up, but it was difficult to get down. being-Pil 250, Biamp 171. Anggostion for a sularly, simple cont

worked on the silvertissa. Over that was thas thug gat the ear in safety Tonight Mr. Thornhill meets Mr.

down that bill. ningu there comes yet other veiling,

Helit. and skirt, is in navy forge which but this time of peacock-blas cláffon, would be seint either for a wallcgathered-up on one site under à largo.

be

the

ing-gawg fgmitting war at Arme pr as a travelling, dostun for The a who are going alused city in thi

Q

New Year

Cut in Ant medium length which

characai-tie of the Leviant" the semi-litting som is pipid süth may 1 Mao'

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suarab'elapp tet in-diti göld.”.

POLICE COURT.

A frequent figure at the Police Court was charge I this moning, befung Mr. J. H. Woud, with the larceny of a quantity of clothing from a matshed be hind the Yanmati Schoal Evidence was called and his Worship sentented

.

The car weighs about 2,830lbs. Mr. Nid in fixing up i garage, and in a few days the pubiť: will be acquainted with a'l arrangement a fu has made.

OPIUM THEFTS,

Messus. JauDINE MATHESON

Me sr. Jardine Matheam & Co. have rectantly been the victims of serious

Vetrot; "and trimmed with groups of the culprit to three months' imprison-thefts of opion from certain of their velvet-covered battons and velvet-squit,

bondered britt-flei, «On the mkial-

A Chunu was fined $10 for us- ders and again on the lower part of the saulting a wonin at Yaumati. ount tho.now arrow-hand stitching

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vessels.

From the Kunsang, Naisang and Paksang many fall crests have been *tolen.

Messrs. Jarlins are at low to

recognise that there iunt be callusion account for the thefts, but of course-

between certain of the crow and the Drieves. Nedless to say the greatest vigilana is being exercised by the officers of thú ships concerned.

This is a very licary luss (alout "workel în nagy blu, wilk." The The we band mate of the sis. Nor $8,000) and has, of course, to be made skirt diply the mud dep hangia was charged this moning befored by the firși. headed with, a piping of vely and M. R. Hallifax with standing a dorotated on and tidy with velvet buttons fare. Evidence was heard, and his trancar conduct ir, and not paying his

**andloaie." Atoque of quaint shape is Worship Impos do fire of $20 on the worn with this costume, ni de in navy first charge, but dismissed the recɔnd. blue velvet, with a reverse side to the bring in soft white kid. The Town is also cuterol with white kid; and at the si lo there is an oxidised silver quill.

Chitton velveteens, both in black and inuity dark colours, are still being very much ad for the making of coats and skirts, and many of the-smuest

A pick-pocket received twelve months "and six" : ques' blocks for picking öss dat of a Chinaman's pocket in Queen's HATPINS FROM THE FORCES. Road Central. The complaiurnt went to a money-changer's to change some money, and on doing so the defendant helpd housei to the same.

A baggar was final $5 this morning

and mat successful of theid gowns orelor legging in the streets.

mada with short walking skirts, trimmel with broad black silk braid. The coALN, which are comparatively short, ure jude with seamless backs, and bordered-with "broad black braid. In some eise they aro arrang: 1 with revers no cuffs of the, Bame braid and fastened with largo tor- toiseshell buttons, inlaid with gold.

THE WILLINERY OF TAK MOMENT. Long ostrich feathers, in spite of ilioir

WORLD'S NEWS,

[VIA MANILA.]

Dispatches From Moxico and points

POLICE PROVIDE ORNAMENT FOR LOVELY WOMAN,

-for Halland; 48,000 for, Gibraltar: 4,130,000 for Bombay ;~ Desimber 21, 4.10 Land for Egypt; Dusmiler 28.| 2.160pub for Sonth

Amator 1,150,000 for Egypt. The net offlax during the wack amounts to 7511,000.

lose to the paint at which an export of The exchange with Hollud is very

gold to that country is profitable.

not rains." No duht the incidence of Silver-The one of the market

THE BEST ARTISTES! The Half' at Gooí-Things,

NE Daon of the POPULAR VICTORIA

SKATING RINK.' Bussions Daily. Hongkong, Ist Pub., 1911.

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WAR DEPARTMENT CONTRACTS.

EALED TENDERS will hire

SEAL

for the nodermentioned supples and Vicera Back Hak by, oil 12 cived a the Hedq,ster (-fce, noop of the dates sbewo aguast item,

General Supplies "Endir to Le e vices o the, erid of one y at com. a encap from 411 April, 191

Washing, Barrack Sez Coal, Cuko and Woo' del v:redun the vie Lod Sevenging. February. li-(Supply of Lu chis, dated on the Teamsport Serv CLS Teoders to br Joks, Colies, &c) February,

Meat, Forene. Suplers to be Supplies for Hospital

plus for Indian Troops driva eden tie Geoeral Supplies "A") 4 Febr. ay..

Cled.rs to be live ed oathe 3r1 February.

when Mr. Pile and Mr. Bishop at. A fine gang ok plava last night, Groat interest was otheed in this game and "loth “niệm háil a farge following to watch their proeelings. Neither of the contestants give tite slightest. exhibition of unreful playing was affordrosu ibly by tomporarily nerusting the chaud to his opponent, la capital Christus lidays was fartly to the spectators. Mr. Pile made a den for Chian, but the sore spot beatiful brink of 49 and just. fflat to atthe present time is the Fadian spela into a higher break by losing the tive holding. Fresh sales by the white ball. Towards the finish the balls folled in favor of Ma. Pils and, after an group havé take place in Borubay:

74 per cent. p.a. ls: had to be paid for. this is not surprising when as much as

carrying the silver in that market.

Yesterday our market was fairly Forms and other paila ars can le obained in applicari a persɔanlly bo good until news arrived from Bombaytween the hours of 10 am, np.m. that sigh salus head been made, and, as Army Sev ca Corp, Victoria Barrac-i, ar by, letter, to the Officer manding awasequence, the market ufosed de-

The Teater Foams must be propery filled, signed and dat.d, and no. Two other mitenes were pinged last Bonly las risen 25 bars to 95 a day, the Headquarter Offices by nain on the pressed. The up-country' oll-tako inteader wit be can i tered un'ess made Out in the proper form and colivend at night in exonion, with the and the stock has fallen Team 21,000 to above messigned dues, in a closed en competition at the Saldiers' Club. The first pass was played botwaen Mr.

31.eserved. velope naked Tendo. lat.....

The right to reject any or all tooder. Kelly ami Capt' Nicolson, resulting in an asy win for the latter as Lllows

15 Feb vaty,,101 853. Capt. Njeplan 250, M, Kelly 104.

The winner's best-breiks were 17, ૧} isag : ઇ.

SOLDIERS CLUB, TOURNAMENT.

AM

The sound match was played between The A:0.C. man was in grand fonu, Mr. Eales and Stall-Sergeant Clissold,

and playai an excellent game, defeating the H.K.V.R representative badly,

This seres were 250-155. Stall-Sorge. Cliaold's best breaks here, 31, 15, 24, 17 and 15.

The scores up-to-date are as fol. low's-

H.K. V.R.

Mr. Gipson...... Mr. Farrell...... Mr Thornhill.... Mt. Bod Mr. Kelly Mr. Eales

200

197

230

230

101

153

A.0.0. Capt. Lydden....... 142 Stall-Sergt.Sergetht... 250 Private Lashbrook...... 239 Capt. Hunter...... 250 Capt. Nielson um 250° Staff Serge. Cliskt ..... 250 So far the A.C.U. team-ars lending by 107 points

While the Berlin and Vienna polico are peremptorily calling upon lovely woman to underate her entha Fum luteams will take place to-night, and the The last two games between the abuve huge hitpins, the interprising girls-of England are actually calling upon the

players will be Mr. Wonser and Mr. Pile, police to provide then with ornatuantal while Lieut. Col. Wright and Staff- for the Hongkong Volunteer tezerves, pin bonds.

Sergeant Kirloy will be for the A.0.0.

Some bright.young soula, tired of the ordinary fansy hatpin of the shops, bugged some battens, with a crest upon them, from the tunics of soft-hearted

in Toxas along the bonary line indi-Beemen. This dos has apparently

este that there is a renewal of the at- star ́ed a new fashion.

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tempted revolution. Reports from points adjacent to Mexico tell of a rigid

9954; play a very important part in the censorship of news of the activity of the adorament of the most chic millinory of rebels,

the val. In fact, either in their

`curled or in, their straight condition,

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they figure on almost all the now-hate-Last week 3,015-people-visited the which are intended for mat occasions City Hall and Musoma, and 488 the

library.

be a few pence many drapers will

the insignia of the constabulary upon have these buttons affixed to a twelve- inch pin and there's your hathon, with

it!

Now that far lists are being worn ou aimy button or a policeunu's button makes a very effective-hatpia-bucad.

While out shopping the other day. Sometimes they dro arranged in such a

(writes a correspondent) I noticed black fur hat held on a fair head by way that two of them, will form a full

three of these now style hatpins-on racho, lying soily on the brita," while a

Monts Jardine, Mathieson & Co. made from a policeman's button, the third plume stands jarfely upright on Linstypo Machinery, Limited, London.

have been appointed agents for the second from a Royal Artillery button, and the third, and test, a haipin with a an sido and forms a most effective Inst wosk Mr. 8. N. Stirling, the Royal Artillery badge as its head. aigrotto. In the wise of a hut with a company's representative in India, dome-shaped brown in sealskiu, somo arditglles, and has visited the publish emerald green ostaich feathers are ar- ing hours in the colony. He leaves gangol in this way, with groellant effent,

To-morrow night's games will be be- tween thie K.O.Y.L.I. Sergeants and the 88th Company, Royal Garrison Artillery.

HOCKEY.

CUP COMPETITION.

The first matela in connection with the alyve competition will take place to-morrow afternoon on thọ Military -Ground-at-Happy--Valley-

The watch will be between the H.M.S. Monmouth team and the B.O.C. Wo understand the Inter has a strong team this season, and on would not be surprised to sua them orig off the honours this year.

The B.0.0. will be represented bythe. following:-(Goal) H.J. White,(backs). This gillt badge, which made a very U. Goldenberg, and Y. Abbas, (half) striking unipin, came from an officer's backs) Murmy, R. A. Carvalho del of a cannon surmounted by a Royal J. L.. Goldenberg, R. Mooney, J, V. oap. It consists of a dainty little mo- and J. E. Chanyut, (forwards) Artillery motte" Ubique," on a scroll, Brega, Ki Khay and F. L. Bragg

25 lack of bales of Indian cotton will be 20,000 bars. It is estimated that only

received at Bonly this season, can-

red with 32 Lesjast pour. A ship Francies to Hongkong. Thiquitations of 485,000 has been made from Bay

3/16, bylow those quoted a wiek ugo, to-day Tor each pl two mouths, sira

OUR DIARY.

Thursday, 2nd February. Sanitary Board Magting, “.

12.12.

THE INDRA” LINE, "LIMITED.

FOR BOSTON AND NEW YORK. (With liberty cat the Malabar Coat)

THE Steambig

"INDRALE ),"

Copiala W. H. Lea, will be despatched as above on 2131 last,

This steamer has excellent accont medation for a limiedoumar of fint Class passengers,

Far Freight or Passagt, apply to

Hughes and Mough andling sale, JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., LD, uisodlaneous goods, if a.m.

Hongkong, 1st Febuary, L. 1854

Saturday, 4th Fo

Hongkong Land Reclamation Co., Ltd., danazi mesting, 12 o'clock wo

Monday, 6th-Fab Họngkong Christian Union Meetings 0.30 pm.

Crown Land Sale, 3 juni.. Union Waterboat Co., Ltd., manual meeting, &p..

Friddy, 10tle Fobrusy, Volunteer Danez

St. Paul's Colleg, lying of founda; tion, of new school building.

Batunlay, 11th February. Royal Hongkong Yacht Club Regatta.

Royal Hongkong Yacht Club, Sunker.

Hongkong Rope Manufacturing Co. Annual Meeting 11.30 a...

Monday, 13th Febuary.}", Geo. P. Fatminori, property zale.

Tuesday, Atth February. ---- Race Meeting.

Wednesday, 15th February. Race Meeting.

Thursday, 18th February, Race Meeling.

Canton and Mecas Sigamboat Coi

Tuesday, 21st February.

Annual Meeting, avon,

zan..

Entimations.

NOTICE.

THE only Elition of the RACK Authorized p the Steward's of the BOCK and PAOGRA«'WES Jockey Cabar toe pittel by Mesri. Porooba & Co

T. F. HONG",

Cert of the Course, Hoagbnog. 25 January 1914, 143

Ports,

Intimations.

KOWLOON BUTCHERY.

Walex to n.thy she took acts ot Kowloos that ws now havo on sil, a 'qur Konto à Deput, Nathib Road:-.

AUSTRALIAN FACZEN MEAT,

RABBITS, HARES, HAM, BACON,

THE DAIRY FARM Ca 161.

POPULAR. 'ASAHI" BEER

PRICES!

4 Der. Quarts ....... 5:283 për Çaso, 8 Dos. Piatt.......................... $ts,50 Hougkang, 15th December, 19ia. [38

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all of the very ́ finest quality obtainab'e

to be had at the very cheapest possible rates from

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· Hongkong, 24ʻb junvary, 1911,

Tila kona No. 2957

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