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Following are the results of the Football League matches played on October'lt:-

First League. Shaffield United 4, Everton" 1. Blackburn R. 3, Manchester City

1.

Derby County 1, Sunderland 1, Newcastle United 1, Chelsea 0.

LOCAL SPORT.

Hongkong F. C. v. H. M. S.

"Monmouth."

The following will represent the Hongkong F. O. flab in their match with H.M.S. Monmouth at Happy Valley to-morrow, the kick-off being at 4 p.m.-A Goldenberg, jun.; M. A. Goodwin

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1913.

MR SLADE LEAVING.

Expects to Resume Practice

at Home.

Hongkong is likely to loss a well known figure before the end of the year in the parson of Mr Marcus W.Slade, K.Ü., who leaves for Home on December 18.

Middlesbrough 3, West Brom-and M. L Railton; D. Campbell, Colony since January 1896, has

wich A. Q.

Spurs 0, Bradford City 0. Oldham 1, Preston N.E. 0.

Manchester United 2, Burnley 1. Liverpool 2, Bolton 1.

Aston Villa 2, Sheffield Wed. 0.

Second League.

Bury 3, Grimsby 1.

Lincoln City 1, Notts Forest 0. Notts County 2, Glossop 2. Bristol City 1, Hull City 0. Fulham 0, Blackpool 0.

J. Stalker, and A. Obapman; appeared in many causes celebres

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WITH THE ADVENT OF THE COOL WEATHER

Mr. Slade, who has been in the The following Breakfast delicacies should prove welcome.

German Sausages

Smoked Tongues

Perfect Fitting

Brawn, etc,, etc,

W. F. Brewer and A. F. Briggs; during bis long stay in the Colony. Pork Pies W. V. Fonuell; A.J. Coleman At proemt his intention is not and I. L Goldenberg.

Hongkong Hotel Billiard Tournament,

In the Hongkong Hotel Billiard Tournament, last evening A. Blanche, red. 85, beat E. Ellis,

to return

to the Colony, family reasons calling for this

decision and he expects to resume Pork Sausages practice at home.

Mr Slade was born in 1865 and

was educated at Clifton College Corned Pork Ber. 250-219, and J. Davies, rec. and at New College, Oxford. He at 0. Bond, owe 55, hy 250 was called to the Inner Temple in 1891 and from that year until [1896 practised at Home.

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Leeds City 3, Wolverhampton

1.

Stockport 2, Bradford 0,

Leicester Foxxe 1, Clapton 0.

Barnsley 1, Birmingham 1.

Somersets and the RG A.. An interesting football match was played peaterday evening at

Woolwich A. 2, Huddersfield T. 1. the Happy Valley, between the

Southern League.

West Ham, Southampton 1. Brighton 1, Southend 1.

Portsmouth 3. Northampton 0. Q.P. Rangers 0, Plymouth 0.

Crystal Palace 1, Bristol Rovers

0.

Carliff City 2. Watford 5."

Swindon 6, Coventry 1.

Merthyr 0 Reading 0.

Millwall 0; Gillingham 0.

Norwich 1, Exeter 0.

TWELFTH NIGHT.

:

Another Successful Presentation,

of the Comedy. .

Another appreciative audience asɛembled at the Theatre Royal last evening to witness the fourth presentation of Twelfth Night The performance was quite up to the mark of others noticed in these columns, and the mummers easily maintained, if they did not even rise above, the standard which they tot themselves on the first evening,

The smoothness with which) everything is carried through, and the excellent performances of

Somerset Light lafantry, who are passing through on their way come to India and others to home,

up

A LITTLE ROUGH.

for Assault.

and the R. G. A. There was a Sepoy Who Paid Compensation large number of spectators who Becorded honovre with a pleasing impartiality Though they bad Mr. Depuys, of Messre Dennys a fair amount of football and Bowley, at the Police Court, north, the Somerest man did not this afternoon, in defending a put up rogond a game as might sepoy of the 8th Rajputs who was have been expected though at the charged with asulting two me time, their display was Chinese labourers, told Mr. Haze better than is usual after a land that the defendant admitted, voyage. A couple of minutes havingesna little rougher than before hall time But scored the he should have ten in the execu first for the Artillerymen while on of his duty, but he had paid the second came just before time them compensation. Be would when Knowltou tried a hot shot ask bis Worship to be permitted which retounding into play was to withdraw the charge. The put into the net by Archer, these charge was withdrawa two baing the only goals scored.

The teams were as follow Somerset L. I-Wbits, Priddle and Harley, Bidder,

Hawking Live Fowls.

Trim and Brown, Hearey, At the Police Court, this morn- Clarke, Fisher and Limbart. ing, a man was fined $25 to

SHIRTWEAR.

Comfortable Wearing.

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R. G. A-Merah, Green and hawking live fowls at West Exobange....................... Langford, Buckland, Knowlton Point, and Ricbuds, Driver, Burt, Archer, Dólman and Pinchard.

Referee:-Mr. F. W. Eager.

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Twelfth Night... ....................51 Man Falls overboord '......52 Hongkong Trade............52 Macao Notes............................ 10-16 Hongkong Cricket Clab...53. The Courts, ....17-23 Soudan Arrives ............54 Telegrame

24-32 Now Motor Boats for Sergeant Adlington found ten Notion and Comments.....30-41 Piracy Near Macao.......55 Leading Articles............................ 33-38 Canton Delta ...........54, men in a gaming house at West Point and at the Pulice Court Special Articles... 42-43 Legislative Council. .55-56 this morning, one man was fined Sport i

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Gamblers,

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the principals go far to make BORROWING NOTE CASE $100, and the others 35 each. The Budget 46-49spection of Troepe... 56

Twelfth Night the success that it

is. The final performancs will) | be given to-morrow.

A Question of Translations

this morning."-

GIRL STRANGled.

$8, gambling money, was oon Christmas Sale........40 fisosted..

The Aga Light

To-day's Advertisements

In the Summary this Court morning before the Puisne Judge

Death of a Sportsman. Mr. Justice Kemp, Wong Mong- viasued ChanSan-chun torecover Sheffield of Mr Charles Stokes, The death has occurred at thesum of $1000, amount of prio- hon, treasurer of the Yorkshire Meets Her Death Under Pecullar cipal and interest due upon a County Cricket Club. He had FORSHANGHAI, YOKOHAMA borrowing nots and given by buen a member of the Yorkshire the Sara Tik Co., of Canton, to Committee for 36 years. Mr

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Hongkong Volunteers.....56 Reported Murder............56 Lunch of the Jade.

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IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ORDINANCE No. 58 OF 1911

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IN THE MATTER OF THE

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NOTICE is hereby given that

A Chinese sub-contractor living the plaintif on February 6, Stokes, who was 66 years of age, THE Steamship at 15 Tai Hong Street, has re-1913, and of which borrow- ported to the police that about ing note the defendant was one of the best known sports- pine o'clock yesterday morning. guarantor. The enm of 860 had men in the North of England.

Capt. C. J. Swanson, R.N.R., will during his absence at work in the been waived in order to bring the The Popular "* Zoo.**

be despatched for the above ports, Taikoo Decks, some person or action within the jurisdiction of It is satisfactory to find that on SUNDAY, the 2nd Nov.. paraons entered bis house and the Summary Court.

the Zoological Gardens, after ajat daylight. strangled his daughter named Lai Mr. C. F.Mason (Mr. F. X. D. period of stagnation, now enjoy The Steamer has superior aċ- King, aged eleven years, the girl Almada) appeared for plaintiff a fresh lease of popularity. Laat commodation for passengers, in being in oberge of the house. and Mr. Lewis (Messrs. Johnson, year, when the number of visitors installed throughout with Electric Two boxes were opened with the Stokes and Master) for defendant for the first time exceeded Light and carries a duly certified

A Second Return of Capital keya left in charge of the dead Mr. Marm explained that on million, this total was not record-doctor.. girl, and $7.20 in money and a February 8, 1912, plaintiff lent to ed until December 23. This year's cupying 20 days.)

Return Tours to Japan (oc- of $15.00 per share has been de

clared in this matter, and that the watch and chain valued 33 were the defendant in Hongkong the figures are likely to show a con stolen.

Return tickets are available by same may be received at the mum of $1,000. A promissory siderable increase, the millionth the Indo-China Steam Navigation offices of Messrs. Percy Smith, The police removed the body note was given, and a borrowing visitor having passed the turn-Co.'s Steamers, Fare for round Seth & Fleming, No. 5. Queen's to the mortuary, and found marke note was signed which was band-stiles a month ago. The present trip $120.

Road Central, on MONDAY, the which bore put the contentioned back on February 6, 1913, administration is to be congratu- For Freight or Passage, apply Third day of November, 1913, or that the girl had died from and a note given in exchange. lated on this result.

on any subsequent day, except strangulation..

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SATURDAY, between the hours The plaipiff had applied for Operation in a Lighthouse. Alleged Murder of a Woman. the payment of that note

While the Madagascar mailboat Hongkong: 30th Oct., 1913. 1995 made unless Share Certificates No return of Capital will be A man recently discharged on asveral occasions but bad al- was on its way to Marseilles, and from prison after serving a Ben-way been put off. Finally, the was passing through the Jabal

are produced when applying for Lance of three months for com managing partner of the Sam Channel, arr Suez, on its last NOTICE TO

payment. Yik Co., to whom the money was trip, the captain noticed that the

CONSIGNEES. mitting a criminal assault on 'B woman at Kat 0, went back to lent, gueranteed this note.

Shadwon. Lighthouse was signall- FROM CALCUTTA, FINANG Mr. Lewis-I don't know upon ing for medical assistance.. the locality and is alleged to

He

AND SINGAZORE have murdered the woman which translation my friend is lowered a boat and eat the chip's whom he had been entenced going. I have had two, and I chal de otor to the lighthouse, for assaulting. The police have lenge both.

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Mr Lewis: The one you have The doctor operated and saved hereby informed that their goods just handed me is quite different. the man's life."

The case was proceeding as we went to press.

Travelling with an Old Ticket,

A man who was caught travel-

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Mr. Hoggerth said the opium Inspection of Troops, was valued at $130 and the de- fendant was liable to a fine of lion of the Lake of Cornwall's Band of the 2nd Batt. (Prince

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Col. EVERETT and Officers, the $2,000.

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