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REUTER'S

TELEGRAMS.

REACH PARIS.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH SATURDAY JULY 8 T911

HONGKONG GYMKHANA rock. Korry gradually reduced CORONATION HCNCURS. Carnegy, James Turner, Edmund

CLUB.

Third Meeting

the distance from the loader. The raco home round the village bend was an exciting ono between Lachine. Favoning and Korry. AVIATION COMPETITORS. F. J. D. Lugard, G.C.M.G., O.B., slightly from Favonius. Gegg's Patrons. His Excellency Sir Kerry was at the rails and lod D.S.O.; His Excellency Vice-Ad-mount beat Kerry, passing the mirl Sir A. L. Winsloo, R.N. post half a length ahead of him. K.O.B., O.V.O., C.M.G. His Ex-Lachine was third. SERVICE TO TOR" TELEURAPH."'] collency Maj.-Genl. C. A. Andor- London, July 7, 11.40 p.m.son, C.B., Commodore J. C. Eyres,

R.N. Beaumont, alius Naval Lieuto- nant Conneau, was the winner of the whole Europe Circuit Aviation Ruce.

Six aviators, reagled Paris, out of the nine who started in the final -orqss-chuanel flight.

FRENCH PRESIDENT.

Committee. The Stewards of officio), Messrs, H. P. White, II.J. the Hongkong Jockey Club, (ox Godgo, O. H. loss, C. G. Mackio, G. K. Hall Brutton, Capt. Agg: K.O.Y.L.I.

Judge. 1. E. Major-General Anderson!

Handicappers.-C. G.. Mackie and Capt. Hughes.

Olork of the Scales. Capt. Agg. First Stortor. Mr. H. J. Gedge. Second Starter.-Mr. C. G.

RETURNS TO FRANCE.

[SanviɑE TO THE "TELEONAFN."]Mackic.

London, July 7, 11.40 pan. Time Keeper.-Mr. M. S President Fallieres, who hus Sassoon. been on nu official visit to Holland, has returned to France.

COLONIAL PREMIERS.

GET FREEDOM OF EDIN.

Hon. See, and Treasurer,-Ar. R. F. C. Muster."

Time: 2.12.

Winner: $14.00 Cash Sweep:

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Ticket No. 29 Ist; $108.45

20.2nd, $66.70 31 3rd, $28.35 Class" of Once Round Flat Roco Handicap. For all China ponies,

Mr. C. Jay's Trowint, 160 lbs (Master)

Mr. Ellis Kadoorio's. Match-

Jess Chief, 153 lbs (Gcgg)

Mr. II. P. White's Tralee, 165, lb............ (David) Mr. Volox's Greyback, 155 lbs Asger)

Mr.

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A Lengthy Roll.

The following is a list of the Coronation honours:→

To be Earls Baron Loroburn, Baron Brassey and Baron Curzon

Kedleston

of

The Earl of Rosobory to bo stylod Earl of Midlothian.

To be Viscounts.-The Rt. Hon. A. Akers Douglas, Baron Elibank, Baron Knollys and Baron Allon- dalo.

Burton, Herbert James, St. George Steele, John Tonnor, Charles Ernest Maconchy, Michael Tighe, Rutherford, George Westropp,

Charles Wille, Walter Braithwaite, James Stewart, Robert Maolagon, William Barratt, George Hodson, and Thomas Grainger.

The Earl of Rosebery, it is stated, will not change his title.

TEACHER'S ACTION.

Case Struck Out. To be Barons-(All of the Unit- ed Kingdom):-Godfroy Benson

An action was mentioned in the Hampshill, County Gentleman. Suprema Court this morning bo- A prominent Liberal. Viscount which Thomas O'Kane was the fore Mr. Justice Gompertz, in Mountgarrot, Sir Arthur Bigge,

Sir William Lewis, Sir James plaintiff and the Anglo-Chinese Mackay, Sir Charles McLares, Sir Education Trust Co., Ltd., de- A. Acland Hood, Mr. Cameron fondants," Corbett, M.P., Mr. Thomas Ash-being as to $50.80 thereof for The plaintiff claimed." $400.80

ton, M.P

3) To bo Privy Councillors:The arrears of salary as from the 22nd Lord Mayor of London, Sir Fred-October to the 30th October 1010, Orick Pollock, Sir John Rhys, Mr. and as to $350 thereof for two Frederick Hugh Jackson, Sir months' salary in lien of proper 0 William Anson, M.P., Sir Rafus,

notice determining the engage- Isaacs, M.P., Mr. McKinnon Wood, ment of plaintiff as teacher of the M.P., Dr. Macnamara, M.F., Nr. dofendant Company." J. II. Whitoly, M.P., Mr. Charles The case had been in Court Fenwick, M.P., Mr. John William many times. Wilson, M.P., Mr. A. Bonar Law,

Mr. Otto Kong Sing appeared

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Kongsi 150 lbs. (Owner) M.P., Mr. William Hayes Fisher, for defendant. Plaintiff did not The Peninsular & Oriental Valloy this afternoon, W28 Mr. C. J. Aston's James 140 M.P., Mr. Laurence Hardy, M.P., lavoured with splendid weather.

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Company. Nino ponies started. Matchless Fisher, Commonwealth Premier, pour for the defendant Company London, July 7, 12.40 am. to make it entirely comfort Chief settled down in front of Sir E. P. Morris, Premier of New-in this action, my Lord. I ask Hon. Andrew Fishor (Premier ablo for the riders, it did not Trewint followed by Tralee, the foundland, Baron Kinnear and your Lordship to strike this out. of Australia) and on. Sir Edward prevent the spectators from turn rest of the field in procession Baron Islington. Morris (Premier of Newfoundland) | ing up in their usual numbers, order. Matchless Chief led all The Prime Ministor's list in-

The case was struck out.

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with costs.

STEAM FOR STRAITS, DEY LON, AUSTRALIA, INDIA,

ADEN, EGYPT, MEDITER- RÁNEAN PORTS, PLYMOUTH AND LONDON.

were presented with the Freedom The gathering within tho Jockey the way to the village with cludes the following Baronetoies: ARMED ROBBERY IN A THROUGH BILLS OF LADING ISHURİ

HOME CRICKET.

NORTH HANTS V. INDIANS. SERVICE TO THE ** TELEGRAPH."

London July 7, 12.40 nm.

North Hants defeated Indian XI, by six wickets.

LAWN TENNIS.

CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES. [SELVIOR TO THE " TELEGRAPH."

Stakes us there was this after. noon, There were no less than

Time: 2.03 2/5 Winner: $19.70

SUNDAY SERVICES.

mercial Professions.

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of the Hippodrome Circus to

There will be no performance

there will be a complete change morrow, Sunday, but on Monday

of

programme.

Another Burglary. Thieves broke into the Petty To bo G.C.B.-H. H. the Officers' quarters at tho Naval Duke of Teck, Prince Alexander Yard yesterday and stole $29 in of Teck, Sir Courtney llbert, Lord money. Macnaughton, Sir Kenneth Muir Mackenzie, Sir Charlos Thomas,

Coal Report- Sir W. E. Goschen, British Am-their coal roport issued to-day Messrs. Hughes and Hough in bassador in Berlin.

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"ASSAYE," FROM BOMBAY, COLOMBO AND STRAITS, Consignem of Cargo by the above- their goods are being landed and placed Kowloon Wharf and Godown Com- formed ossel are hereby informed that at their risk in the Hongkong and

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conveyed- vis. Bombay by the in direct to Marseilles and London: other cargo for London, Su, will

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Parrel will be received at this Offer untal 4 8.1, the day before calling. The contents and value of all packages an required.

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Goods unt cleared by the 12th inst.,

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of the City of Edinburgh, on Ulalienclosure was quite up to the Trewint second and Tralee third--Sir Joseph Ward, Premier of which occasion both made average, and the fair element with Trewint successfully challeng New Zealand, H. T. Butlin, speechos eulogising the results of their light-tinted suuimer toiletics of Matchless Chief in the ER.C.S., W., Lover, William the Imperial Conference.

lent charm to the occasion. home straight, and the latt r had Osler, M.B., Sir, Boverton Rod-Police that on the 6th of July, at It has been reported to the Mr. Fisher said that the late From a strictly sporting point to surrender his leadership and wood, Edward Beauchamp, M.P., about midnight, six men entercil THE Steamship Conference had done more than of view the Committee of the was again beaten at the post by Sir. H. Sethell, M.P., Major E. F. the Ching Sau templo, in Ping- previous Conferences to further Gymkhana Club are to be complirewint who won an exciting race. Coates, M.P., A. A, Hanorth, M.P., shan District, and after terrifying Captain G. W. Cockman, n.x.n., carry- the vital interests of the Empire.mented upon the excellence of the Trulco was third,

J. B. Lonerdale, M., A.B. Mark the inmates with threats of vio-ing His Majesty's Aails, will be des- Sir Edward Morris remarked programme they had got up and

ham, M.P., George Younger, M.P. lence, made away with booty to patched from this for Bombay, &c., on that, now that the Colonies had the large number of entries

The remaining Baronetoloslave the total value of about $150, SATURDAY, the 22nd July, 1011. been admitted to full partnership, secured, Nover, within our re-

been mainly conferred upon the consisting of $20 in money, n they would assume full respon-collection, has there been such o

Members of the Medical and Com-clock, gold and silver rings, and nection with the Company's

Noon, taking passengers and Cargo sibility as regards contribucions big nomination for the Gymkhana towards the Sinte..

several pieces of clothing. The indin, 7,900 tons, from Colom There are fifty-five Knight robbers were armed with knives el la secure before departure fr St. John's Cathedral, Hong-hoods, including the following and choppers. Of those respon-angkong. thirteen entrics representing kong July, 4th Sunday Mr. George Alexander, the actor, aible for the outrage, the descrip twelve stables, Mr. M. H. Logan after Trinity. Holy Communion, F. II. Cowen, Composer, Frand, tions of three have been obtains being the only owner

to take 8.15 azn. Matins 11 am. Re Short, A.R.A., Ernest George by the Police. The remaining two nominations. Nor did quality sponsos, ferial; Venite, Savage; A.ILA., Professor Walter Raleigh, three cannot be identified. suffer because of quantity. As a Psalms of the 9th morning, Te W. R. B. Atkins, M.P., Colonel A. mattor of fact up to the last gallop Deum, Woodward, Smart, Turle; illith Boscowden, M.P., W.P. the on Thursday morning, the race Benedictus, Troutbeck; Hymns, Soles, M.P., E. H. Carlile, M.P., was considered to be an entirely. 221 and 222. Evening 5.45 Harold Elverston, M.P., G. 0. open one. Quits as many as four pm. Responses, Ferial; Psalms Marks, M.P., J. W. Spear, M.P, fast racers wore thought to claim of the 9th ovoning; Magnificat, George Toulmin, M.P., Colonel equal chances for a win. Added Nunc Dimittis, Steeno in F; A Lonsdale Hale, Doctor Sandys, zest was given by the fact that them, "There is a green hill. Cambridge University. Morry Scott and Favonius with Gounod; Hymns, 220 and 477; their Shanghai reputation wore to Sevenfold Amen; Voluntary, London, July 7, 12.10 a.m. contest honours with the redoubt Allegro and Intermezzo-Widor. In the Lawn Tonnis Champion-ablo Arcadian Chief and the fast St. Andrew's Chureli, Nathan ship meeting at Wimbledon, the stayer Lachine who had the bene Road, Kowloon.-9th July, 4th Ladios' Singles was won by Mrs. fit of Mr. David's skilful Sunday after Trinity. Holy Com Lambort: Clumbers, the prosent jockeyship this afternoon.

munion at 8 a.m.; Morning Service holder, who beat Miss Boothby by Throughout the training Mr. at 11 .m. Preacher, Rev. A. D.

alate that small rotail business To be K.C.B.:-Sir William only in reported since the issue 0-0, 6-0.

G. W Gegg was riding Jachine Stewart. Evening Service at Mathews, the Hon. Charles l'ar- of their last circular, owing to and Mr. David his own pony p.m. Preacher, Rev. W. Rogers. sons, Major Ronald Ross, F. A. the unrest at Canton. Caprice. It was only at the St. Peter's Church, Queen's Birtzol, Secretary Police Depart eleventh hour that a change of Road, Wast.-0th July, 4th Sun-ment, India Oflice. Lieut-Ge-

Notice to Mariners. jockeys was decided upon this day aftor Trinity. Holy Con-neral Hunter, Governor of Gibral Harbour Master at Canton, gives Mr. Arnold Hotson, acting morning, when Mr. Gegg was munion 7.30 a.m. and 11 a.. tar. General Rundle, Governor notice to mariners that the struc given Mesars. Hughes and Venite, Savage; Psalms, of the 9th of Malta. Lieut-General Sir Duff Jervois pony while Mr. David morning; Te Deum, Luwes, Cooke, Beauchamp Duff, Military Secre- was assigned to Mr. H. P. Hopkins; Benedictus, Garrett; tary to the India Olico. General White's Laching, [Service to tun " TELEGRAPE,"')

| Hymns, 170, 257, 312, 330. Sir Edward Stedman. For the opening event of the London, July 7, 9 nau..

Evensong, 6.30 p.m. Psalms, To be C, M. G.:-Ronald mecting eight ponies faced the of the 9th evening: Magnificat, Lyons Michell, Commissioner of From Washington it is reported starter. Backersat the pari-mutuel Beethoven (27th a.m.) Nuncdimit- Cyprus. that the Hon. James Bryce, British fairly evenly distributed their tis, Aylward. (11th p.m.) Hymns, Atabassador to the United States, patronage between the favourites, 204, 254, 379, 35. The Church Affairs, East Africa.

A.C. Hollis, Secretary for Native and Mr. P. U. Knox, Secretary of Favonius won after a good race launch "Dayspring" will call on State, have signed the first scho and the dividend he secured for ships carrying white crews to tary, Mauritius. H. W. Brodhurst, burled on to the roadway and

George Smith, Colonial Secre- dile of the Anglo-American Ar-his fanciers was $14.00. bring friends ashore to the Ser-Government Agent, Western Pre-sustained various injuries. The bitration Treaty, dealing with The Band of the King's vices between 9.15 and 10.30 a.ni. vince, Ceylon. pecuniary claims between the Own Yorkshire Light Infantry and between 5.15 and 6 p.m. re-

victim of the accident was Inter United States and Groat Britain.

To be K.C.M.G.:-Mr. H. W. removed to the Government Civil under Bandinastor F. G. Moss, turning afterwards. All the sit-Just. The terms of their submission was in attendancs and the excel-tings are free and unappropriated.

Hospital for treatment. to arbitration under special agree-lent music they rendered was Visitors welcome. Books, etc., cipal Secretary of State for India. To be C.B. F. H. Lucas, Prin-

Lo Pan Festival. ment, to be signed in August, will greatly enjoyed..

To-day is the anniversary of provided. Sunday School, 10 to aggregate several million dollars,

Details of the first two events 10.45 0..

To be onorary K.C.M.G. the birth of the Great Lo Pan. some of to claims going back till are appended. The Tout-Peg-

The Sultan of Kedah and the Sul-who was the chief instructor of Garrison Divino Service0th tan of Trengganu. before 1812.

ging Competition was in progress July:

carponters, masons and stone cut- as we went to press:

To be Honorary Surgeon Gono-ters, and in consequence the Church Gymkhana Stakes.-Value $100. | Cathedral, 9.16 a.m., Detention Defence.

of England: The ral-Sir F. W. Borden, Canadian workers in these branches did not Distance one mile. For all Bk, 8.30 a.m., Stonecutters, Bar-

go to work to-day. Nearly all To be C.V.O.-Sir Rufus the shopsare lined with lanterns! China ponies.

racks, Under Orders, Military Isanes, Sir J. A. Simon. Messrs. Hughes and Jervois'

to celebrate the occasion, and at 4 on the Market now, and is used by. Hospitals and Clubs in Hospital, Bowen Road, 6.0 p.m., The Coronation Honours in- o'clock there will be a big feast at Favonius, 151 lbs (Gegg) 1 Lyemun Barracks, Under Orders, clude three columns of Knights, the Hung Fa hotel, to which about Mr. Hickman's Kerry, 146 lbs Kowloon, St. Andrew's Church, Commander-ships and Com- five or six hundred men, in these

..(Hickman) 2 11.0a.m., Mount Austin Barracks, panionships of the Bath. Among professions, will attend.

Under Orders, Sanitarium Bar- the former are:--Major-General Hongkong Bills.

In the final match for the Opon Doubles, the Frenchmen Gobert and Decumis boat Wilding and Ritchie, the present holders.

ARBITRATION TREATY.

U.S. AND BRITAIN.

It is understood that these claims will be arbitrated by a commission of representatives from the United States and Groat:

Britain, with a disinterested umpire.

TRADE OF BRITAIN,

DECREASE IN IMPORTS.

(SERVICE TO THIB ́" TELEGRAPH,”]

London, July 8, 7.15 a.m. The trade returns just publish- od show that the value of im-Mr. ports into Gront. 'Britain was £51,105,889, being a decrease of £3,623,028 as compared with last year.!

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Damaged makages must be left in the Ondowax for examination by the. Conelgnes and the Company's OT- reyors, Messrs. Goubano and Douglas, ni 10 AM. on MONDAYS and Trions- DATE. All claims must be presented within ton days of the steamer's arrival

ture on which the green light on 8.S. "SURUGA" about 14th July, here, after which date they cannot be High Island stands has been changed from a wooden trestle to au iron pillar pointed white.

Jumped the Wrong Way. A native woman who was tra velling in a tram-car on arriving at her destination in Des Voeux. Road West alighted from the car the wrong way. She was violently

Mr. H.P. White's Loline,

151 lbs....... (David) 3 racks, 11.0 a.m., Baptist, Union Lord Kerr, Colonel of the 10th H. E. the Governor has given Mr. Duddell's: Dorando II., Church, 110 a.m., Congrega-Hussars, General George Barillo, his assent on behalf of HM, the 161 lbs....... (Brutton) O tibialist, Union Church, 11.0 General Horace Evans, Lionte- King to the Ordinance to amend Mr. Ellis Kadoorio's Arcadian a.in., Presbyterian, Union Church, nant-Genoral Jolin Ecoles Nixon, the Larceny Amendment Ordi

M. H. Logan's Morry Scott, Chief, 149 lbs......(Beth 0111.0 a.m., Wesleyan, Wesleyan Lieutenant-General. Charles H. uanco, 1000, The King has not Church, 10.5 a.m., Woolfan, Des Vieux, Lieutenant-General been advised to exercise his power 140 lbs.... (Master) Mount Austin, 9.5 a.m., Roman Alfred. Pearson, Major-Generale of disallowance with respect to Surgeon W. H. Hastings' Oil Catholic, St. Joseph's Church, Alfred William Bayly, John the following Ordinances:-

King, 151 lbs. (Owner). Of 10,0 a.m., Roman Catholic, Kow- George Ramsay, John Woon, Ordinance No. 13 of 1911, entitled First past the post, Favonius loon, Rosary Church, 9.0 a.. Henry Hawkes, Surgeon General an Ordinance to correct certain Exporis amounted to £36,113, led, followed by Oil King and 160, being an increase of Lachine, Kerry being last. The of Victoria will proach at the D.15 C.B.8. include:-Surgeon-Ge- contained in the Ordinances

The Right Revd. The Bishop Adam Scott Raid.

references to previous Ordinances 21,313,406, of which cotton re-loader went to the front at the a.m. Parade Service," presented 2010,737.

neral J. G. MacNeeve, Colonele passed in the years 1002 and 1003, Bowrington Gate and Dorando II Christion Soience servioss Kenneth Loan, George Cookson, and Ordinance No. 14 of 1911, got into third place. Bacing up Zotland St.Off Queen's Road, Benry Keary, Charles Mollies, entitled 'an. Ordinance to further the incline, the ponies were in a Central; Sundays at 11.15 am. Hugh O'Donnell, Earnest Rod amend the Summary Offences {bunuh" Favonius led part, the and Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. well, William Bunbury, Phillip Ordinance, 1845;

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