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REUTER'S

TELEGRAMS.

HOME POLITICS.

THE PARLIAMENT BILL..

(SERVICE TO THE ** Telxoraru,*]

REUTER'S

TELEGRAMS.

INTER-COLLEGE

ROWING. -

ON THE THAMES.

{SERVICE TO THE “ TELEGRAPH,"

London, July 8, 7.10 pan.

In the race for the Stowards'

Cop- the Thans, tom best

· London, July 9, 7 aan.

The Right Hon.

Alexander

Uro, Lord Advocate for Scotland, speaking at Beckenham, said that though here had been some talk Trinity Hall by 1.1-4 lengils in of a compromise being arrived at 7 minutes and 35 seconds.

in connection with the Parliament

Bill, the Government would cón-,

seat to no serious modification

which was able to impair in

the slightest the strongth and

elliency of the measure,

"OBSERVER" SPEAKS.

OTHER RESULTS.

Loudon July 8, 8.50 p.m.

In the Ladies' Plato, Eton boat

First Trinity, Cambridge, by two lengths in 6 minutes an1 56

seconds, à record time for the

mace.

Mr. J. Iz Garvin, the editor of { In the race for the Visitors' the "Observor," attacks the Cup, Third Trinity, Cambridge, Unionist papors and politicians beat Trinity, Oxford, by throo who have been suggesting a lengths, the time being 7-minates surrender on the part of the and 37 sœcourds,

Government in the multor of thei

Parliament Bill.

Mr. Garvin quotes Mr. Naston Chamberlain's space of date 4th

In the rase for the Thames Gup, First Trinity beat Twickenni by one and a quarter lengths, in 7 minutes and 13 secundu

July, at the Women's Tariff The Wyfold Cup was won by Association mooting, where he Pembroke College, Cambridge, refused to believe that the Lords who boat Kingston by two and would consent to political suicide half lengths in 7 minutes and 20 for the sake of retaining empty |

social distinctions.

Mr. Garvin oxpressos the opinion that if the mass of Unionists are

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seconds,

The Silvor Goblets were won

by tho Thanies 'lub, who defeat

Christ Church by one and with Mr. Auston Chamberlain half lengths in 8 minutes and

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in this matter of surrender, it will seconds.

split the Party from top to bottom.

WEST HAM ELECTION,

DE FOREST WINS,

FURTHER RESULTS.

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH MONDAY JULY 10 1911

HONGKONG GYMKHANA One and a Quarter Mile Flat

CLUB.

Saturday's Races.

In continuation of aur report on Saturday we give the description of the concluding events that] afternoon:-

Tont Pegging in Sectionsöf Three. Five Teams competed with the following result:---

Capt. Brierley's Town ..... Mr. M. H. Logan's Team ........ Mr. H. F. Hickman's Toain,

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The marks table now stands us follows:- Capt. Briorley's Team...... 50 Mr. M.H. Logan's Teant....... 35 KO.Y.L. E. A Team...

........ 24

Mr. 11. F. Hickman'a Team... ∙ 10 K.O.Y.LI. B Team...... 2

Winning Toon: $7,00 Cush sweeps****

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Raco. Handicap. For all Chinn ponies,

Mr. D. M. Ross' Tomahawk,

148 lbs....e (Gegg) 1 Mr. James' Brushwood Boy,

118 lbs............ (Mönk) Mr. Hickman's Korry, 145 Ib............(Hickman)

Surgeon W. H. Hastings Oil Mr. M. H. Logan's Merry Scott, "King, 162 lbs (lastings) 102 lbs........... (Master) Mr. Brutton's Odcombe, 144 (Brutton)

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Mr. Velox's Croybick, 138

Asgor): 0

Mr. T. S. Forrost's Alacrity,

140 ....Boith), 0) Mr. Evolyn's Caprice, 155 lbs (David)

95 lb. prualty and 1 lb, over. 45 lb. over.

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SUPREME COURT.

Who Was Responsible ?

Before Mr. Justice Gompertz in šho Supreme Court this warning an notion was hourd in which tho:

Tak Wah Lung firm were plain-.

tiffs and Chan Chan Kat de- fondant. The plaintiffs clained | from defendant the sum of 118 dollars, being balance duo for goods sold and delivered.

Mr. R. H. Harding appeared for plaintiffs and Mr. Barlow -repre |sonted defondant,

Mr. Harding in his opening statement said plaintiffs were picco good dealers and tailors Dofondant at the time of 'bon- tract was partner in an unlicensed boarding house,

lbs. over. Thero wore ninostartors. Morry As your Lordship is awaro Scott took the loud at the start, suid Mr. Harding, "in these un- After his experience at the last licensed boarding houses, boarders meeting Tomahawk took come from different parts to catch cliances for the Inst race of the ships and stay only one or two Ticket No. 48:14, $204.40 afternoon. When negotiating the nights. In this particular board- 20 2nd,.$ 75.60 first round Mr. Gogg lod from ing lguse the people came from Bad, $37,80 Groylinek second and Oil King certain districts and those board- *A Class" of Oned Round Flat third. Brushwood by brought era bought goods and clothing.

"Defendant was in a position to. Have Handicap--For all Chins ponies."

The leader was givon place orders for these goods, and the reins at the back stretch in 1907 he wont to plaintiffs' and. Tomahawk' simply ran

firm and made arrangements to away loading all the way passing buy goods from them, goods whioli the ruck down the incline into the village. Brushwood Boy, hard ridden, closely paraned on the

11244.

Mr. Cymru's Dylluan, 198 (Davidh M, M. H, Logan's Early Bird,.

155 lbs. (Master) {

Duddell'a Durando H.,. 100 Th............. (Seth) Mr. Jamos Brushwood Boy, 153 Has............. (Monk)

Mr.

Mr. T. F. Hough's Highland,

Mr.

King, 158 lbs. ...(Gogg) Brutton's Odcombo, 150 ........... (Bratton) Major W. M. Withycombe's

Ben Hee, 138 10

(Withycombe)

2

up the rear many lengths bo- hind.

be supplied to the boarders.

YOU

UAN ALWAYS GET THE BEST QUALITY

LOCAL

BEEF AND MUTTON

AND

AUSTRALIAN

FROZEN MUTTON, LAMB,

RABBITS, HARES

FROM

THE DAIRY FARM CO., LIMITED,

BUTCHER'S DEPARTMENT.

PRICE LIST ON APPLICATION.

To-day's “Advertisement.

TOYO KISEN KAISHA.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

S.S. "AMERICA MARU.” FROM SAN FRANCISCO, BONO-

LULU and JAPAN PORTS.

The above-named Stemmer having "The first dealing commenced arrived, Consignees of Cargo are barchy

*

P.PULAR

"ASAHI" BEER

will be luded at Consignees risk and Note our Price $12.00 per one on-

ease and delivery must then bo

frain Company's Godown.

1907 and continued down to intiled to send in their Bills of Lading heols of Tomahawk, but he was no 1908. It is usual in Chinoso ac-ar countersignature, and to tako im- match for Mr. Gegg's mount who counts for there to be a running on woiste delivery of cargo from along- siniply cantored lioman winner by of account from festival to festival side." (several lengths. The race between We delivered to the defendant a Cargo omniaing mudelivered on Brushwood Boy and Korry for se-statement showing balance of ac- THURSDAY, the 13th inst., at 5 p... cond place was an existing one. It count thon dus. Four times during (

was quite evident that Brushwood the year a statement was made out Boy was absolutely ridddon out and dolivored to defendant, after and but for his big lead would giving credit for the difforent havo lost second placo to Kerry payments rude. who finished strong third just a length behind. Time :'2.44. Winner: $14.20. Cush

sweeps :~~~

"Defendant himself came to order the goods; the account was made in his name; bills were sont to him. He dobited his | borders' accounts with the goods, Ticket No. 135, Est, $510.38| "This practice shows that the 80, 2ud, $155.80 goods were supplied to defondant 42, 3rd, $ 72.90 and that he himself debited the accounts of different borders. There were four doalings in 1907 Jup to the Dragon Festival,"

AMERICAN NAVAL AIRSHIPS.

The foundation of an American nerial anvy was laid on May 25, when Assistant Secretary Win-

Ta reply to his Lordship, Mr. Harding said that since the action was brought defendant hand visit- el plaintiffs and offerred 90 dollars in settlement.

Mr. Justice Cpmperiz: With- out prejudice?

Mr. Harding: Botweon parties. Evidence was givon by a re-

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No Fino lusurance whatever will be tested.

No Claims will be recognised after Goods have left the Steamer or. down, and all Goods remaining undelivered on THURSDAY, 20th' inst., afternoon, will be subject to rent | and tending charge..

taining 4 dozen quarts or 6 dozen pints.

Hongkong, 7th April, 1911.

UTE.

[84

LOUVENCOURT EXTRA DRY. $24.00.por caso.

FRENCH STORE,

6, Queen's Rond.

[74 170's, 1911..

All chafed and otherwise duagol Cugs to be left on board or Godown

examination of mine to arraigengkong. All claims must be filed on or before MONDAY, the 24th it, otherwirg they will not be sucognised.

K. MATSDA, Longkong, 10th July, 1911.

Agent.

1911:--

KUM },

Return of visitors to the City Hall Library and Museum for the week-ending the 9th July,

Library Museum.

105 154 2,320

Non-Chinese 419

Total

573

2,485

To a capital start Early Bird weat away in front of Dylluan. Thoy led past the spectators' stand, for the first time. Ban leo, forcing the pace, assumed com- mand at the Football Stand, winte Benshwood Boy got into second place, Dylluan third and Dorando H. Fourth. Ben Hoe son lost his advantage to Farly Bird who was a second passing the football standi

and led round the village bendrop signed contracts aggregat- from Dyllan. In the home $13,000 for the delivery at straight Dorando II. got the psi-the Naval Acadomy by July 1 tion of advantage on the rails next, of three acroplanes. Those

will represent the very latest de with Early Bird beside him and

presentative of plaintiff firm, with Chinese Dylluun on the outer course,velopments in aeronautics, being whom defendant did business, splendid race to the winning post capable of rising from and alight-bearing out Air, Harding's state- onsed and it was won by sheerpon the water or the deck of ment. He said he had seen de- skilful jockeyahip on the part of a ship; of earrying at least one pas-fendant's books in which boarders

DON'T FORGET. David, who passed the post in front senger in addition to the aviator, were debited with the goods he of Early Bird second and! Dorando and of being equipped within 50 luid bought from plaintiffs. De-

pound wireless outfit.

fendant had a commission of live 1511. a good third.

Two of the machines will be of per cent, on the sales. Question-

Monday, 10th July. Hippodromo Circus, . Cause- the Curtiss typo, one with sighted witness said defendant intro- cylinders and the other with four, duced customers to him, but he

way Bay, 9.15 p.m. d the other aeroplane will be would have nothing to do with

Victoria Cinematograph, 9.15 furnished by the Wrights. Prices them, holding defendant rospons: P

Bijou Cinomatograph, | 9,15] range from $2,700 to $5,500. bio. 10 3rd, 682.10|

Immediately upon the delivery of the machinos a naval school of ness box, denied approaching

Defendant on entering the wit- P.

Saturday, 15th July, National Bank of Chinn, moet- instruction for aviators will be plaintiffs and offering 10 dollars established at Annapolis under in settlement.

ing at St. George's ` Building, 1230 the care of Uapt. Chambers, who

Recalled plaintiff sail ho had has made a specialty of aero-examined the books since the nauties.

action commenced, but he could not say

whether defondant's books were kept by defondant himself.

Mr. Barlow questioned whether defendant was principal or agent. Te could not be both, but he sug gested that five per cont. was în inadequate sum for the services of this man. It was putting the

Time: 1.58-45, Winner: $11. Cash Sweeps:-

Ticket No. 45. Int, $434.70 0 2nd, $124.201

Ladios Nomination. Three Furlongs Sentry. Mr.H. "Humphreys' Searned, Loudon, July 9, 7 a.m.`

157 tbs

(Gegg) 1 Major W. M. Withycombe's Ar Îlonloy during the rowing Tregon, 152 lbs.............

(Withycombe) 2 {SANVICE TO TAN “ Teizgrapn."} {mutches, there was delightful [Me. Binck's Dusel, 152 lbs

(Hickman) 3 London, July 9, 7 n.in. woather throughout. In the Surgeon W. H. Hastings' Auchendolly, 159 lbs....

(Hastings) 0 Mr. Ellis Kadourie's Matchlos8

Chiel, 191bs ...(Master) 0 Mr. M. W. Bishop's Bantam,

150 lbs............ (Bishop) (0) Mr. C. J. Aston's James, 152

lbs

In the by-election in North-finals for the Grund Challenge

wost Hum, Mr. De Forest was re-Cup, Magdalen College, Oxford,

turned by 6,807 votes as against bout Jesus Colloge, Cúmbridgọ,

5,776 for Mr. Wild.

FLOODS IN BULGARIA.

BRIDGES DESTROYED,

(SERVICE TO TER "TELEORAPR."]

London, July 9, 7 a.m.

From Czernowitzs it is roport-

red that the floods throughout Bukovica and Pruth have risen

!

Kiftoon fect.

Numerous bridges have been destroyed and the running of

railways has been interrupted.

Theʻroude ure jwpawablo.

by two and a jumter longths in

7 minutes and 2 seconds,

In the seulling race for the-

| Diamonds Championship, Kin- nour of the Kensington Club bent Powell of the Vikings by ono and

a half lengths in 8 minutes and 14

soconds.

(Bolden)

WATER RETURN,

Lovel and Storage of water in Reservoirs on the 1st July, 1911.

CITY AND HILL DISTRICT WATER WORKS LEVEL.

Tym

315 in below 1998, 6c below

overlow Tyram Byeol below asfi, rižin, bekew

punki uvojčine Tram Inter-juli zin. below)

usdikte...

verhow

overflow

Pokfulam... below) Wank-uri-fstt. ofin, below i

tulagi... overdow

Capt. Mallinson's Jorrocks, 151

Tbs.....(Collis-Browne) Of Mr. M. W Bishop's Souny

Jim, 152 lbs...(Soth) Hyrwasli....................... · 50 Mr. Evelyn's Mustard, 159 lbs

(Williams) 0

veron Level

Acilium

**

4,4 9,

STORAGE GALLONS,

Tytan.............. 1174900

tytam Intermediate......

15900 61,84007 Wong-nel-chung ....................... #3,985,000

19,82,03

Catal........... 36,000 6,010,000 Consumption of water by the City and 189) Dis

011 sdayžiaus gallons.

#13,1

10

* 5 lb penalty. The start waaa bad one. Seaweed l during the month of Juur, IST. shot to the front on the fall of the Coupon236.747.00 flag, Bantam and Auchendolly being left at the post. Hugging the rails Mr. Gogg rode home print and from the 230 to 30th June inclusive. Colata supply from the Constant supply in all districtsalaring June 19

Estland

pulsion... Chumption per

มิเบี Intermiljen supply by Maine Ridre

| casily and won from Trogon whethe

wassecond and Duselthird. Thore were only three backers on Trogon

read peral....

10

đỏ

gih so she aand buclusive to aggre

KOWLOON WATER WORKS LEVEL

*gro

• overdow

1917

Re

8 Bellow overflow,

STORAGE GALLONS,

1410

1014

240,0

at the pari-mutuel. If he had won an err In this country the sum total of each of them would havo come in damage done by the injurious for about $700. Seaweed, with insects is estimated at something Mr. Gogg in the saddle, was novor Kowloo more than $1,000,000,000.

throstened in the raco and ho might be said to have won in a cantor.

The value of phonograph re- cords sont abroad during 1910 was $2,700,050, more than double that of the previous year.

California wino merchants are ondeavoring to force their goods in tho vory wipe districts of France and Germany.

Time 44-2.5.

Winnor $15.00,

Cash Swoops:-

#10,#17,000 Kesery ir Consumption of water in Kowloon during the month of fate, 1918.

1010

Consumpikun..."4,770,000

I um vet

popu'adon...

Consumption'

per har

day

$3,900

Во

19H

110,000 gallons

-47,39 tr

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Kowloon Tennis Finals. ·

American Independence Buy:

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YAUMATI.

Established 1800.

only successful Stoom Laun- dry in the Far East. The only Laundry in the Colony under European Supervision.

Filter d Water. Regular Delivery, Flannels and underwear washed by skilled Japanese.

Monthly rates quoled. Dry cleaning A speciality. Depot No. 4, Benconsɓelä Arunde. Tel. 32.

R. WOOD,

Manager. Hongkong: 1st Maɛ., 1911.

(981

MAN CHEONG, 150, WELLINTOX STREET CENTRAL, HONGKONG. SWATOW DRAWING WORK, Gentlemen and Ladies' TAILORS & OUTFITTERS. Embroidery, Pongee Silk, Glass Cloth, Cabri Silk nerd Loan, được được Hongkong, 246) January, 1911. 835

QUEEN ANNE

case a little high to say he was was reigning over England 200 years ago when Martell's

principle puro and simple. lie

thought they had failed on that point flo contended they had

failed to prove their ease.

Judgment was reserved.

LAWN TENNIS.

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Brandy was first put on the Market.

Martell'a

*

Brandy is the most popular Brandy

on the Market now, and is used by Hospitals and Clubs in

Some interesting games wero played on the Kowloon ground on Saturday between the Y.M.C.A. proforonce to other Brands and Kowloon, who met undor

won by 55 gamos to 44 scores. Loagno auspices. The Y.M.C.A. Hickling and Joseland boat- Fowler and Rose 10-1; beat Green and Zedelius 9-2; beat Abrahams and Van Dolden 7-1.

Vivenshi and Le Breton bout Fowler und Rose 6-6; lost tu Green and Zodelius 5-6; lost to Abrahams and Van Doldon 4-7.

Shoreyand Williams lost to Fow-i ler and Rose 5—0; lost to Green and Zodolius 3-8; beat Abraham and Van Delden 6-5,

The great feature of the game Tiokot No. 120 1st, $430.85| F ilivérament Analyst's reports show that the was the fine performance of flick-

12nd, $125.10 water is of escalfent quality

W. CHATHAM, ling and Joseland, who won 20 of 54 3rd, $ 02,551 Public Works Department

War Authority their 33 games.

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