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"LOCAL SPÓRT.

"A COMMON PRACTICE.

LAWN TENNIS.

Olymple Club Täurnment.“ Amariona tournaments, for gents' singles and ladies' donbles, have been arranged in connection with the Olympia Lawn Tennis Olub, and the handicaps are as follow:-

Securing. Fish by Moans of

Explosives.

At the Police Court, this mora- ing, Sergeant Cashman brought two Chinese before Mr. F. A. Hozeland, charged with being in unlawful possession of dynamite, detonatore and fuses. The ser- Ladies Doubles,”

geant said that the first defend- Miss Neave and Mrs McAskill ant bought fish and cold, dyna (owe 30), Mra West and Mramite to the fisherman. The prac Purves (reo. 15), Miss Sanders on Mrs Duncan (owe 15), Mre Wynne and Mrs Pellow (ose 15), Mrs Johnson and Miss Schmidt (rec. 15), Mre Kynoch and Mrs Lambert (owa 15/3).

Gouta' Singlen.

"A" Ola-H. E. Stevens (owe 40), W.E. Weidler (owo 40),

G.H. Wilson (owe 30), A. Vivossh (owe 15/3), W. Davidson (owe 15/3), F. Hicks (owe 15), J. Smith (owe 15), C. Higginbotham fowe 15), 0. W. Sowell (owe 15). C. D. Lambert (owe 3/0), S.M. Mayes (owe 3/6), B. West (owe 3/6).

"B." Class-A. F. Mills (owe 30), G. Perkins (owe 30), Cormnok (owe 15/3), F. Haigh (one 15/3), W.Donaldson (owe15), T. Brother ton (owe 15), A.G." Howlitt (owo 15), R.A. Sioca (owe 15), W.S. Batcook (eor.) E.W. Evers (ecr.), Walker (ser.), G. Whitelaw (rec. 3/6), D. MoLeod (rec. 15).

LAWN BOWLS,

In the Lawn Bowls Champion- ship, K. Molvor (Kowloon) has defeated T. Glendinning (Police) by 21 points to 19. It wasn very close game. At one time Glen- digning bad a load of 14 to 2, but his opponent made a fine recovery. and the players stood level at 19, Molver eventually running out.

MALINI'S MAGIC.

So much has been already said about Malini and bis wonderful tricks that a notice of his second public appearance at St. Andrew's Hall Inst evening must paturally be somewhat in the ualora of reiterated praise. The absence of elaborato paraphernalia, and the close range at which he works before his audience, call for the highest dexterity and cloances of execution.

Naturally his card tricks creat- ed great interest and a now ona seemed rositively marrellous. The wizard invited a member of the audience to select a card from the pack, replace it and then say what he had sslected. Malini then throw the pack against the wall and the chosen card adhered thereto. "Then from six different packs Malini made six gentlemen each choose the Queen of Hearta. Whether he actually made them do so is an open question, but at any rate, to the surprise of all, they did so.

Passing tumblers one through the others, seems merely an enjoyable pastime to Malini while the recovery of banknotes from the interior of eggs and lemous seems as easy to the magician as falling off a log.

In fact an attendance of about 150 people were held for well over an hour completely. mystified and naver. more so than when Malini tore the button off a gentleman's coat an preplaced it in one movement.

Fire at a Paper MIII. Damago estimated

at many thousand pounds was caused by a fire at the paper mill of Messra Charles Marsden and Sons at Barnsley.

THE BEST

tive of securing fab by means of explosives was becoming very common at Stanley,

The first defendant was fined $75, or in default one month, and the second was discharged.

Called to the Bar

Amongst the gentlemen called to the Bar at Gray's Inn on 4th inst. was Heng Kok Khoo, LL B., of London University, King's Scholar of the Government of the Straits Settlemente.

Public Executions in Wuchang.

TAX HONGKONG TELEGRAPE,

POST OFFICE.

MAILE AVIA SIBERIA.

Lah Looda

June 14

June 30

MAILS ARRIVED, TO-DAY.' Wray Castle, Keelung. Prussian, Singapore Taming, Manila. Siberian, Devanha

MAILS CLOSE.

Soerabaya-Por Tamon Maru,4th

July, 3 p.m. Shanghai, North China Japan via

Mojf-Per Penang Maru, Holhow-Fer Triumph, 4th July, 4th July, 4 p.m.

5 p.m.

FRIDAY, JULY

SHIPPING NEWS.

ARRIVED. VE

Fau Sang, Br... 1,410, Smith

WEATHER REPORT.

TỐn the 4th at 11-17.~The north- orn depression has deepened and

Mail Steamers wɔTHROO

THE PENINSULAR

Malkin, 3rd. July Moil is now central off the south-west AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO.

coast of Hokkaido...':

slightly over Formosa and the WILL despatch VESSELS to the Undermentioned PORTE on or Philippides.

27th June, Coal-J, M. & Co

Pressure has increased moder- Rubi, Amer. 8842,798, James ately along the north-east coast Miller, 3rd July-Manila of China and alightly along the 1st July, Gen-S. Tsouth coast. It has decreased & Co. Vestalia, Br, Pattle, 3rd July

Singapore 28th June, Get 3, đi đa.. Penang Maru, Jap. 3,974, I. Noma, 3rd July-Bom- bay 16th June, Cotter,.-. Shanel, Br, a.s. 1,232, E-B. Simons

N. Y. K

3rd July Newchwang Chiyuen, Chi, sa, 1,267. Pratt, 3rd 27th June tien-B. & S.

July Canton 4th July, 5

Gen, M. 8. N. Do. Hangsang. Br. 1,356, 6. Wilde

Saigon-Por Dagny, 4th July, Honggy-Par Chusang, 4th July,

p.m.

5 p.m

Saigon-Per Laertes 5th July,

a.m.

8

Strails-Por Wray Castle 5th

July, 10 a.m.

Wachang, June 26.-Eighteen Japan men were publicly excuted to- lay. They were dressed in civil- ian clothes. The cause of exe- cution was not stated, but it war probably in connection with the recent attempt upon General Li's life.

UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMS.

Great Northern Telegraph Company.

Arbini c/o Italian Consulate, Kobs.

Tatsumiya, Kobe. Walthert Peaceful; Benthuy.. 2528 3293, Ningpo.

J.C. Gough, Acting Superintendent. Hongkong Station, 4th July,

Eastern Extension Company.

Abosna, Manchester. Bowmark, Baltimore. Chankan Chop Kwongeenglam, Singapore.

Douglas, Dormanspark., Fookwohing, Rangoon. Harvester, Portland. Herodot, Saigon:

Im Cyr, Manila.

Kisa Hara, Bokusbikyaku. Kawhora Moritaro, Thursday Island.

Kwonghwateeng, Tjilatjap. Kwonghoploong, Manila. Kwongwanheng Lodging House, Singapore.

Lowthuan Obop Choongwah Thaichowteem, Taiping Perak,

Mauhingohen, Foochow. Ferghihong, Tegal, Urao, Manila,

English

Mall,

via Kobe, 5th July, 10

a.m..

Moderate to light variablo winds are indicated along the east coast of China and moderate 8, winds over the N. China Sea.

Hongkong Rainfall for the vÊ 0.11 inches. hours ending at 10 am, to-day,

FORECAST FOR THE 24. HOURS ENDING AT NOON TO-MORROW.

District.

Forecast.

$.or

1 Hongkong and variable

Neighbourhood

3rd July-Canton 4th Linan, Br 8.8 1,359, C. O. Wi July GenJ. M. & Co.

han's, 4th July-Canton, Gen-B S.. Kwang Tab. Chi. s. 1,596, 0, 2 Formoss Channel

Stewart, 4th July-03 South coast of) ton, Gen.-O. M. 8. N. China between H.K Co Preussen, Ger... 5,082, J. Bahle,

and Lamooks 4th July Singapore 28th Castle, Br. 88, 2,717, A.

June, Gen.-H. A.-L.

Howe, 4th July-Kee- Taming, Br. s.o. 1,358, Pennefath-

lung, Gen.D. & Co. ·

Siraits, Burmah, Ceylon. Adelaide, Western Aus- tralia, India, Adop, Egypt, and Europe via Wray Brindisi. (Late Letters 11 a.m. to ndon, Extra Postage 10 cents.) (Sup: plementary mail on board up to the time fixed for departure of the mail (Extra Postage 10 cents); (Letters posted in all thei Pillar Boxes in time for

the first clearance will be included, in this' con- Troot mail.) The Parcel Mail will be closed, to-day, at 5 p.m. Por Devanha, 5th July. 11.8.m.

Wei-hai-wei, Chefoo and Chin-

er, 4th July-Manila 1st Haimun, Br 9.6. 64, Evans, th

July, Gen.-B. & S.

July-Swalow 3rd July, Gen, D. & L. & Co. Hovanha, Br. s.s. 4.785, W. R. J.

?

winds, moderate to light; fair.

about the DATES named z For

Stearners SHANGHAI)

MOJI, KOBE NAMUR AND YOKO-(Capt A. Collyer HAMA

SHANGHAI. LONDON, via)

Uaual Ports of Call......

Į ASSAYE f Capt. G.J, Coldweli,

DEVANHA Capt. W. E. Hiokey,

| LONDON & ANT-}·

To Sail On Remarks

Freight

about 18th July & Paage

Freight

About 17th July & Peag

Noon

Freight

5th July&P'sagi

about

Freight

C'mbo, Port Said, Capt. O E. Irving, R.N.R. † 9th July } &P'sag

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All the above steamers are fitted with Wireless Telegraphy,

For Freight, or Passage apply to

E. A. Hewett,

WERP v. Singa

pore,

Penang, SUNDA

& Marseilles

The same

as No. 1.

P. & 0.8. N. Co.'s offico,

The same 88 No. 1.

Hongkong, 4th July, 1913.

The same as No. 1.

South coast of China between H.K. and Hainan.

China Coast Meteorological

Station.

Register.

4th July, a.m.

Wind.

Hour.

Barometer.

Temperature

Humidity.

Weather.-

D'tion.

Force.

f

29,61

080

80

Superintendent.

NORDDEUTSCHER.

LLOYD.

BREMEN.

IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINES

For

Steamers.

saw 3 NAPLES, GENOA, AL-'

GIERS, GIBRALTAR, DERFFLINGER

Dickey 4th July-Shang- Wostook. 7a29.7440 30 w bai 1st July, Gen.-P. & Nemuro 6a29.63 08. N. Co.

Hakodate 294.2 Tokio Kochi Nagasaki K'shima Oshima Naha

CLEARANCES AT THE HARBOUR OFFICE.

July 3.

wangtaoPor Ichang, Kores, for San Francisco. 5th July, 4 p.m. Straits and India via Calcutta-Ischia, for Genca.

Per Dilwara, 5th July. Furet Bulow, for Hamburg.

July 4. 2 p.m. Philippine Telande Per Loong Bendoran, for Yokohama.

Haiching, for Foochow sang 5th July. I p.m.

Chungang, for Hongay, Macao-Per Sui Tui, 5th July, Truimph, for Hoihow.

1.15 p.m.

Chowtai, for Singapore. Philippine Islands-Per Rubi,

Siberian

Mail:

5th July, 3 p.m. Shanghai and

North

China (Europe via 81- beria)Per Linan, 5th

July, 5 p.m.

Swatow, Shanghai and North- China-Per Hangsang, 5th July, 5 pm. Saigon-Per Derwent, 5th July,

9 am Swatow, Amoy and. Formosa vis Tamsui Par Daijin Maru, 6th July, 9 a.m.

Swatow-Per Haimun, 6th July,

9 a.m.

1129 7456 6424 1129 2052, Bandakan-Per Mausang, 7th

Macao.

J. M. Book,

Superintendent. Hongkong, 4th July 1913.

BUNKERS

can be supplied at cheap rates.

at

Shanghai, North-China and Japan via Kobe-Per A. Apear, 7th July, 3 p.m. July, 5 p.m.

Swatow, Amoy and Foochow- + Per Haitan, 8th July,

10 am. Tientsin-Per. Chipshing, 8th

July, 11 am. Philippine Island-Per Taming,

German

Mail.

8th July, 3 p.m.

Straits, Burmah, Ceylon, Adelaide, Western Aus tralis, Indio, Aden, Egypt, and Europe via Napler-Per Deriflinger, SANDAKAN & SEBATTIK Swatow-Por Haimun,

9th July, a.m. July 10 a.m.

(British North Borneo)..

9th

Swatow, Amoy and Focchow

For Baiyang, 11th July

10 am.

At these ports steamers call- ing for bunker coal exclusively are exempt from all shipping Shanghai and North-China, dues and charges.

Per Anhui, 10th July, 3

p.m.

PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

Per ss. Rubi artived 3rd July, from Manila. Calta, G. P. Credosa, M.. Martens, J.

29.68-

A 1 29.72-- BW 6

MANILA, ANGAUR,

To sail on

17,000

Capt. H. Formas 17,000

YAP, NEWGUINEA, / COBLENZ BRISBANE, SYDNEY >Capt. L. Klugkist 6,750

TA

29.78- WoW 3 ---*

#

Ishi'jima

29.87 —— BBW 2- 29.89

1 B 29.88--- 8

T

A'WERP & BREMEN.) SHANGHAI, NAGAS)

AKI, KOBE AND YOKOHAMA .........

YORCK

Bonin I.. Chefoo

29.99-

$1

"

"

Whatwei 29.7869 90 nnw 4 bo

Hankow Iohang

"

Kiuklang

Changsha

"

Shanghai

Gutzlaff

聽

# 29.7773 29.7975

1

Sharp P. 7a29.8183

& MELBOURNE ......

oa KOBE & YOKOHAMA P. SIGISMUND

Capt. D. Lenz "3om Ob

BORNEO

5&29.86--

29.90——

11

29.91 --- +

2

29.88

2

29.88

Я

10:

Amoy 6a29.93 69 80 cm 2 b Swatow Taylor, Mrs. C. Taihoku WW.

Taichu Taylor, Master Tainan

I. I..

Koshun PASSENGERS DEPARTED.

Flores" Canton Per sa. Korea sailed to-day for E'kong San Francisco and Way Parts: Gap Rook Barretto, E. M. Palma, B.

Мвозо Wuchow 9a

Mrs, C. Prontkowski,

Brown, Mrs. J. B. Oux, R. Felices, Miss E. Felices, 8.,

von E. 3. Gravee, Mr. & Reid, K. B.

M18.

Richardson, A. Hison, Miss M. Russell, Thos. Joseph. Mrs. S. Schluter, C.

Lichtenberg,

L

Miss F. Linville, Mrs A. Lopez, Mrs. R. Lopez, Miss M. Lopez, Mrs. C.

9a 29.8985 76, -8.

6829.8879.83 a 2oplt

29.86-

-BW C 29.8680 - 58 1 c

12

T

6a29.7979 -886 6 c

29.8979 sw 1 b

Pascual, Mr. &

Pathoi

Hoihow

Phulien

Tourane

29.82 72

b

T

C. St.-J.

."

29.88 77 - Yo

Aparri

1

Manila

Legaspi Hollo

Bacolod Cebu Labuan

Mies

Bilva, de A. M.. Silva, Mrs. EF. Silva, F I. Summer, G. 8. Tansley,

D. Villanueva, Miss C. Young, L, A. Young, Mrs. O.

29.88 75-me 1 o 29.8879 B8 10 9a29.8783- ne 1b nw 10 20

» 29.9082-

H

29.9081

T. F. Claxton, Director. Hongkong, Observatory, July, 4.

1 Batometer, reduced to 32 | degrees Fahrenheit on the level of the sea in inches, tenths and hundredths.

KUDAT & SANDAKAN

Capt. J. Koehler

W'NESDAY; 9th July,

: 10 a.m.

"about WNESDAY, 9th July.

(SATURDAY,

12th July

19mm

about...

6,000 TUESDAY,

22nd July,

about End of July

All the steamers of the European Line ara fitted with Wireless Telegraphy. New System of Telefunken.

For further Particulars, apply to

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD.

NELCHERS & CO.,

GENERAL AGENTS, HONGKONG and CHINA.

Hongkong, 4th July, 1913.

MESSAGERIES MARITIMES

MAIL STEAMERS

FORTNIGHTLY SERVICE BETWEEN

BUROPE AND JAPAN.

OUTWARD.

Steamers.

2 Temperature, in the shade, in Amazont, degrees Fahrenheit.

Australien,

Mann, Miss D. Mann, Mrs. S. Monguier.

SHIPS PASSED THE CANAL.

London, 3rd June. Arrivale from China-Hyeon, Inverclyde, Scandia, Spezia.

The following vessels have pas- sed the Canal:-Bendoran, P. E. Friedrich, Senegambla.

London, 6th June.

5 Force of Wind, according to Arrivals from China-Am-Beaufort Boale. zone, Rhesus.

A. BUNE Straits and India via Calcutta-and the Canal-Bulow, Ernest

THE BREWERS BREW.

Guinness'

"Wheel"

Brand

Stout..

SAME AS SUPPLIED

TO HIS MAJESTY.THE KINO. CAN BE HAD

FROM ALL DEALERS,

Sole Agents for China.

HRUTTONIEE & SON 14, QUEEN'S, ROAD CENTRAL,

esturation, the Humidity of air 5 Humidity, in percentage of saturated with moisture being 100, 4 Direction of Wind, to two points.

6 State of Weather, b blue sky,

The following vessele have pas detached ploud, d drizzling rain 108, gloomy, h hall, 1 light- Bimone, Glenroy, Hirano: Mar equally, r rain, snow, ning, o overoast, p passing

HOMEWARD;

Steamers.

NEXT SAILINGS

Will leave for Japan on 9850 T. 18th July 10820 T. 27th da

Will leave for

Marseilles.

Armand Bobic, 10480 T, 1st July Atlantique, 10728 T, 15th do Ernest Simons, 9085 T, 29th do

For Freight and Passage apply to

́M, SAINT CLAIR do: BUSSIERRE, Agent,

Queen's Buildings, No. 3.

Por Fooksang, 10th July, Satsuma, Toenkat, Teuger. Tythunder, viability, wdow wet). THE EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN

Japan

am.

American

Mell.

ABST

Australian; ·

Mail.

1 p.m.

via Yokohama -Perdons, Den of Glamis. Vadala, 10th July, 11

London, 10th June. 0 Rain in inches, tenths and The following vessels, have pas-

| hundredths. Formoss via Keelung sed the Canal:-Bohemia, Hitach Japan via Moji. Victoria Maru, Koerber, Nippon, Preussen,

and Tacoma-Per Seattle Maru, 10th July, noon.

London, 12th June. Arrivals from China:-Nore.

London, 13th June. Arrivals from China:-Tydens,

Korror, Yap, Uliai, Sal. Den of Glamis, Welsh Prince- pan, Trak, Ponape, Ku- The following vessels have pas-

Jaluit.

sed the Canal:Calchas, Indrani, Naura, Rabaul and Sydney-Per Namur, Nile, Perseus,

saie,

Germania 11th July, 4esien, Atreus,

p.m.

WII.

Philippine Islands, An- gaur, Yap, Fred, helmshafen, Rabaul Horbertshole, Matupi, Australia, Tasmania and

New Zealand via Bris Mon. bane-Per Coblenz, 12th Te July, 8 &.me

Weda

Philippine Islands-Per Yuen-

sang, 18th July, 1 p.m.

Shanghai and North-Ohina (Eu-.

rope via Siberis)-Per Chenas, 18th July, 6 p.m.

TIDE TABLE. 30th June to 6th July, 1913.

METEOROLOGICAL,

Previous

Day On Date On Date Barometer 29.7529.78 29.86 Temperature 86.tu 83.88 Humidity 973 JEBLOK 174 Wind

Direction Low Witer

Force Hong kong Weather

GU16:

spventure on the and

14 H.K. Observ

3rd July, 1918.

ixton, Director.

STEAMSHIP CO., LIMITED.

Mail Service to Australia

via Manila.

·MAIL SCHEDULE.

(SUBJECT TO MODIFICATION.

Steamers.

EASTERN EMPIRE

Arrive Hongkong from Australia.

27th June, 25th July,

Leave Hongkong for Australia. 19th July, at noon. 16th August

The above Steamers are fitted with Refrigerating Machinery, on suring a Plentiful supply of Ica, French Provisions, etc., and aIG lighted throughout with Electricity: All State Booms have Electris Fans. A duly qualified Doctor and Stewardess are carried.

For further particulars, apply to

Gibb, Livingsto

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