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BOXING.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1912.

Morgan-Potter contest, for a side bet of $300, Potter replied that

Men Set Rules Asido and Fight, if he won he would accept the

was

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SHIPPING NEWS.

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WEATHER REPORT.

On the 18th at 10.65.-The antioy- clone has strengthened slightly. It is now central ove: Japan.

sticyclone will probably develope over

China.

Another

Pressure is nearly stationary ever the southern districts.

Mail Steamers

THE PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO.

Landrat Scheiff, Ger, . 1,016,

0. Brger, 16th Nor, Bangkok 8th and Swator 14th Nov., Gan,~~~8. & Co. Dakotah, Bru.s., 3,593, W. A. Ross, 16th Nor-Swatow 10th Nor., Bulk

Moderate monsoon is indicated along oils. 0.

the East coast of Chias, and over the W Co Scandia, Ger. a.s; 4,800, M. Knärsal, N. Chian Sen.

16th Nov.-Shangbai 18th Hongkong Rainfall for the 24 hours

sading at 10 am, to-day, 0.00 laches. Nov., Gen.-H. A. L. Fukui Mára, Jap. 8.8, 4,185 H. Tomi- FORECAST FOR THE 24

naka, 17th Nov-Moji 12th

HOURS ENDING AT NOON. Nor. Coal-M. B, K.:

TO-MORROW.

Namsang,

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challengo.

Crogan of the R. I. F. who was Prophetic inspiration shown by the individual who billed to meet. Pts Potter was unavoidably compiled the programme for the K. O. Y.-L. I. boxing which took place at the absent, and Pie Morgan R.I. F. City Hall on Saturday night when fought in his stead. The men he headed the hill" extraordinary were announced to go fifteen bouts", as nothing.mo e entitled rounds but in the twelfth Morgan to be designated "extraordinary" was knocked out. The fight was than the meeting of Richards and a good one in so much as Morgan Sky Kerrison has ever taken place was not in anything like the con- in the history of boxing in this dition which Potter onjoyed, and as the latter himself admitted, it Colony.

The house was poorly filled was the toughest fight be had when Hugh Mackintosh, the ever had. Morgan not only promoter, introduced to the ring, fought gamely but he proved Kid Marriott and Seaman Hall, to be what Potter has nover yet Mr. J. Dempsey, the referee, ten-shown himself to be two band-

Then, Devanha with the English Sicilia, dering un apology for this absence ed fighter, Potter undoubtedly Mail laft Singapore on Saturday the of Pto. Mayall, K.O.Y.L.I. who has useful left, but his right is 16th inst, at noon and may be expected was billed to micet Marriott, and deplorably weak, and it was quite to strive, here on Thursday the 21 Chibli,

This packet brings the for whom Hall autod as a substi- obvious that Morgan, had heist. at 4 pm ..tuto. One did not expect the been through anything like Parcel Mail closed in London for theatre to be so well filled as on the careful training that Potter despatch by the all sex route on the a" Cook "night, but on the face has had during the last few 16th Oct, and bir despatch overland on "value of the programics, and the weeks, would not only have stayed enthusiasm shown on Thursday, the distanco but in all probability at Murray Barracks, when inter- would have turned the tables. regimental contests were fought, Potter adopts the Battling Nelson it enuld be reasonably expected style but whilst Nelson could bring that there would be a good muster both his hands into play whenever be thought fit, Potter has just of spacitors.

about ne much as he can do to make his left useful. A plainer style, and some exercise of the

The time kraporu were Messry, T. Pitt, and C. Bond.

The Marriott-Hall combat. was

the 23rd ult.

MAÏLS CLOSE. Bnatow, Amoy and FoochowPor

Haitan, 19th Nov., 10 .. Shanghai, North China and Japan vis

Moji, Victoria and Bottle For Inaba-mama, 19th Nov., 10 A.M.

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17th Nov.--Foochow, Amoy and Swalow 18th Nov., Gen. -D. L. & Co. Hongkong Mara, Jap. 6,8., 3.477, Sugar, 17th Nor-Moji 12th Nor., Coal.--T, K. K. Chinbus Br. m.; 1,849, Hobbs, 17th

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bourhood

FORZCIST"

N.E. winds, modorate; fine.

N.E. winds,

Formoss Channel) frosh. South coast of

Chian batweaFong. The same an kong and Lamook No. 1.

count China batween The same as 'kong & Hainan. F. 1,

South.

of

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Station.

REGISTER.

18th November, s.m.

Hont.

Barometer.

ants desej

Bumidity.

Wind.

Direction.

FOTOS.

atau affair and at the coucla. right either on the bag or the Straits and Sourabaya-Per Chunsang Huichow, Br. 5.6., 1.217, G. Hooker, w'ostock (7■ 80.30 — 77 **■ -6°

sion when the former was declared hall, is what Potter sorely

the winner it was announced that needs before. he can

claim Shanghai and North

n really good fighter.

CHINA AND LOANS.

Views of n Celebrated

French Financier.

the ler wont fight the winner to be for asilo lake of $50), and this hallenge was accepted. Wor- thing and Me pee were the dupy the ring and it can snugly ho state that what either. knows of boxing will never bring

By the French mail "Paul himaninvitation from the National Sporting Club. Of the two Worth Lecat" one of the foremost fin- anciors of France arrived in Flong- ington showed decidedly more knowledge of the fistic art, Mekong from Shanghai to-day, and Ghee being a slugger, plucky in an interview with a represent- Entive of the "Telegraph " he said: nevertheless, and a man who cared

"The situation in China is sta

little for such punishment as his deadlook. The reason why it is opponent could deal out to him. Worthington secured the verdict so difficult for China to obtain a loan at this time is because of the on points.

Chiar nd

19th Nov, 10 A.M.

Japan via Kobe-Po Nam- sang. 19th Nor., 10 à M. Pakhoi and Esiphong—Fer 1:59, 19th Nov., 10 AM

17th Nor-Canton 16th Nov, Gen.-B. & 8.. Estoria, Br. ss., 2,148, E. Jones, 17th Tokio

Nov.-Balik Pappan · 10tli Nov., Balk oil-A, P. Co.

Swatow and Tientsio-Per Chipphing, Si Kiang, Fr..s, 815, E. de Catalano, Nagasak!

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An event which one would always pay $5 to sea was that in which Ott, I. I. F. knocked the public are afraid to invest. Ihilippine Islands-Fer Baifong out Fiorell, I. LI. From tho until they are reasonably certain

that Howell had more than lie

600.

sent, our informant continued,

A..

AM,

Fouchow-Per

Rajah, Gar. ss. 1,275, C. Rosiefsky.

18th Nor. --Couton 17th

· Nov., Fall:st.—IL 'B. E. Kumano Mara, Jap. 8.8, 5,076,

Winckler, 18th

Nor.Macao, Manila Luth Nov,, Copper Wuchow N. Y. K.

Holbow Lai Sang Br. 8.8, 2,225, E. J. Tadd, Pakhoi '18th Nov.--Moji 18th Nov.,

Phulien Goa.-J. M. & Co.

Toumne Jebsen, Ger. s.8.; 1,103, A.

O. 9t. J. P. Ulderup, 18th Nor Hongay 16th Nov., Coal.-J. & Co.

19th Nov., 8 r... sound of the gong it was clear of a fair return on their money: Straits and Ceylon-Fer Bohemia, 19th

Nov., 4.x. "I do not see any possibility

waton, Amoy and could enter for, and in this second of foreign intervention at pre-

Kaijo-maro, 20th Nov., round Ott put the rosult beyond

but it is possible that if auch in-Haibow, Haiphong Pakhoi and Saigon doubt by "outing" Howell in hie corner with one of the cleanest tervention occurs it will be a

-Per Sungkiang, 20th Nor., question of cutting corners.' right books one could wish to Tibet for England's share, Swatow-Por Haimun," 20th Nov, 19

$AM, The winner was loudly Mongolia as Russia's prorogative, applaudod and deserved it.

The bout between Dean, H. and also Manchuria." M. S.

And Kont

Stoker Scott, H. M. S. Otter, was a very hard fought ono but neither pretty nor instructive from the panese are boxing point of view. Scott control" Oliina, but I must showed considerable pluck in add that it is absolutely impossible lasting the six rounds as he for them to do so. Local condi-Macao-Fer Bai Tai, 29th Nov., 1.15 Iyo Maru, Jap. ss., 8,018, 8. Hiros, suffered much punishment and, tions, and the Sextuple group

in the third round, bled profusely from the side of the head, behind the left ear. The roforèo, how

Continuing, our informant said':

"I think that the Ja- very anxious to

Siberian

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Clam

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viz: France, England, Germany,Shangh ́i nad Japan, Russia and America, show an impregnable front...

·

"And this Soxtuple Combina-

ever, gave the verdict as 2 draw, tion is the one that has so far though it appeared that Dean was all out a winner. Scott was the blocked any single hm of banker's Bubalitate for Seaman Latham loan to China.

II. M. S. Rosario, who, it was

"I have no conception of the

stated, had dislocated his thumb. attitude of the Rothschilds in the Then came the fiasco, Pte matter of a Chinese lonn, or as far

North Chico-Per Ningpo, 21st Nov., 8 p ̧M. Tent-iu-Tor Kwoicho's, 21at Nor.,

Siberian

Mail-

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Noy, 5 P.M.

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18th Nov.-Shanghai 16th Nov., Gon-N. Y. K.

CLEARANCES AT THE HARBOUR OFFICE. Nov. 18.

Shanghai unt Not Yi Loong, for Saigon. Chins (Eurp, via B-Scandia, for Hamburg.

Nov. 18. bein-Par. Daranha, 21st

Dakotah, for Ein Francisco Baj, for Port Wellai. Chinli, for Castoa. Choysang. for Canton, Chipshing, for Tjantelo. Maurang, for Sandakan.

Richards, K.O.Y.LI, and Sky as that goes, what their ideas of Swatow, Amoy and Foochow For Kerrison, H.M.S. Kent entered China are..

the ring for a ten round bout."I do not know how long I shall An American sailor wanted to remain here, as I wish to visit back Kerrison for $30 and, fail-Canton and Macao. The scener, ing an acceptor, to bet $20 that however, are charming, and when Richards would not slay the dis- first saw the city of Hongkong tance. From the commencement this morning through the thin it appeared that there was some veils of fog, I was delighted." ill feeling between the contestants When the "Telegraph" repren as Sky Kerrison in the first sentative asked his opinion of the five seconds said to his opponent, chances of a war between Eng- "If you want a dirty fight, I'll land and Germany, the Baron give you one," and rushed said: "Not at present, at lengt at Richards infuriated. Neither Commercial affairs mien played the game, and important to risk

are too enormous

Hai,ang, 22nd Nov, 10, 4.M. Mono-Per Bui Tai, 22nd Nov, 1.15

English

Mail.

Straite

the referee cautioned them twice. Isses for little gain. But" In the second round, dirty work the Baron added, "should on botli sidos was painfully there be a war, it is impossible to

foresee the results." evident, and the referee exclaimed

Spanking of hier voyage on the "fight as you like; let the best man win,"

and left matters to the new French ship "Paul Lecat," two who were rushing about street the Baron said that he found the corner fashion and hitting high, service excellent, the food good low, and as they pleased. Even and the officers most courteous tnally Richards was knocked and attentive. out, Kerrison was declared Monsieur Vernon accompanies Shanghai

the Baron in his tour of financial... the winter but it announced to the audience investigation.

No Light.

P.M.***

Chinhua, för Canion..

DEPARTED

Nov. 17.

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Nov. 18.

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Fooksang, 281d Nov.,, 11 Booper, Mias

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Morgan, Mr. Mr. Barry, Dr.

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23rd Nov. 1P.M.

and No th Chine-Fer Belte Anhui, 23rd Nov 5 Japan via Yokohama Fer Okam,

23rd Nov., 5 P.M. Swatow-Per Halmun, 24th Nor.,

AM

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28th Nov., 8 P.M. Kerrison afterwards challenged failure of the electric lighting Straits, any man in Hongkong at his weight 10st 31 lbs. and Iron Box supply. Attempts to remedy the evil were of no avail, and residente

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· and perforce to be content with " the U. S. Navy a coloured mon illumination by lamp or candle. accepted the challenge. *Bux also Conagation was restored vestor challenged the winner of the

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