GENERAL NEWS.
LOCAL SPORT.
CRICKET,
Continental Season.
The 10 the Conlineat Sturday was a busy day in riuring the summer months basho a icket world as the aprond- has been grevliy in excern of the jid reports will prove. previous years. Ten thousand Hongkong Club v. Craigengower more passengere bave travelled via the Newliaven and Dieppe raute alone during the months of July and August.
This match was played on the Hongkong Cricket Ground on Saturday, the the homa om winning by 110 runs Claxton wa top scorer with 18 Scoren *****. HONGKONG C.C.
Many Divorces. In the Vacation Court lag month Mr Justice Bailhache mado abaslate 28 drorees Disi of diT. E. Pearce, c. Southerton, b. vorce in one day. Among them
Braga
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was the ches of Morand v. Moraud M. M. Maas, b. Hancock and Morison, potitioner being a A. A. Claxon, b. Ilancock.... 18 well-known actor and the cores... IG ce, c. J. Braga, b. pondent, Captain Morrison ex-
M.P. for East Nottingham..
Pharaoh In Train Fire.
The statue of Rameses
Hancock...
1. C. Clarke, 4. ilanc: ek Thursfield,c. Taylor,
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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER
POLICE 0, 0, Pitt, b Yes Man-shun MeLounen, L.b.w, Ho Wing-
kin
Booker, b Ho Win-kin. Kent, b Ho Wing-kin ... Kelly, a Ho Wing-ching, b
Yes Man-chra King, c.Ho Wing-yuen, b Yeo
Man-chun Goucher' Ha Wing-kin ̈ Vincent, not out Mondly, b Yes Man-chun
Reynolds, b Ho Wing-kin... Taylor, o No Sze kwong, b Ho
Wing
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CUINESE RECREATION
32
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NE CENT PER WORD
TO LET.
FUR EACH INSERTION.
TO LET.
MEIRION, Nos. 9 & 10, Peak, TO LET-Furnished for seven
"unfurnished, 6 Rooms, Cheap Rental, from 1st December nowly painted and colourwashed. R GATE, Austin Road, Kow- loon; unfurnished.
No. 68. Peak, Mount Kellett. (Church Mission Society Bunga- low) from 1st October, 1913, 8 30th May, 1914, partly furnished.
Cheap rent.
FOR SALE or TO LET." (From lal November, 1913.) No. 1 Gough Hill, No. 103 Peak. Bungalow containing drawing, 4 dining and smoking rooms and 7 five bedrooms. With ground for
Tennis-Court.
4:
Tot G
80
CLUB.
9
0
b.
Ng Sze-kwong, a Pitt, b Kelly Ng Sze-yuen, b Kø11y...
7
2
foutherton
44
Wei Wing-lok,
Kent, b.
R.
Kennedy, b. J. Brigi
24
Kelly
21
Chiu Yai kwong, b King
H. Buckingham, b. Broga
Yow Man-obun, o Gouober, b
0
Keat
3
21
Un Kew-fan, b Kelly
6
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Bo Wing tin, b King.....
47
23
Ho Wing-ching, Kelly, b
King
1
-
217
Mok Hing, not out...
which was recently u earthed in R. N. Anderson, not out
Egypt, had a narrow excape from. serious damage while on its way to the Cairn Museum.
Fire broke out in an adj ining railway track, and the effigs now bears a black mark up the left leg as evidence of its adventure.
Ingenious.
D.-E. Donnelly, not out P. H. Cobb, dil not bat
Extras...
Total (8 wkts) BOWLING.
0. M. R. W. 10 49 3
Braga, J. R. Stbarton. 10 1 Hancock
} 1 Tayler
7 .2 24 Pestonju Johnstone
Vany uses have found for the telephone, but its utilisation for "oribbing" by London school. children is a new ides. It boe found at some schools that le pupils' homework shows remark- able improvement, and also upiformity. Ai the scholars', homes are scattered all over I- don, copying wis thought our of the question, but it now app B*A that the more brilliant of the R. Postinji, e. Kounely, b. pupils give adrice by telephone to their less intellectual colleagues. | HI.
A Bedroom In Two Constituencies.
Five firemen living over a fire station in Maida Vale, who claim- ed service votes, were placed in
2 1 12 CRAIGENGOWER C.C.
Ho Wing-lee and Ho Wing-
yuen did not bat
Extros....
Bowling Analysis.
15
40 1
Tonl
44 4
4 1
20*
O W. R.
W.
Kelly
15. 5 18
4
King
10.1 30
3
Woudly Kent
5
16
2
1
22
3
A: Rosey, Clarke, b. Mans
12
C. Johnstone, c. Kenn dy, b.
MILA
Cubby.
II. Tayler, b. Mann
R. A. Carvalho, c. Meas, b.
Cobb
E. L. Braga, c. Mans, b. Ane
dor236
an unexpected difficulty at the J. V. Braga, b Anderson. Marylebone Revision Court. It R. Basa, not out
was anted that the premises were Southerton, c. Ander. n, b. divided by the boundary line
Donnelly
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..
between Marylebone and Hamp-G. A. Hanc ick, 1.b.w., Alas.
stead, and that this imaginary line actually traversed one of the
bedrooms. Plne were produced,
and the Revising Barrister, Me H. T. Thomann, allowed two of the claims only. The other three men, he said, were in the Hamp stead division.
"Ancient Sorceries." Captain Bertram Dickson R death is a reminder of the sinister
Cubb
Total ..
BOWLING.
Kowloon v. Staffs and Depts,
13 1
R.C.A. v. Civil Service.
3
FOR SALE.
HARTING and ROGATE, on part of Kowloon Inland Lot 1154.
Apply to
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87 Hongkong, 2nd Oct., 1913 [211
The R. G. A played the Civil Service in the Hongkong League 8 on Saturday. Scores:-
NG.A.-
20 Capt. Gainsford, o lt, b
Reed
22
1 Capt. Maithens, c
Witchell
3 Lt, Pym, b Hutchinson
Lt. Taylor, b Reed'
0Lt. Bignall, e Safor, 'b Hut-
cbineon
influence attributed by many poć, The Itagua match between Witchell
Beum.
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TO LET-Furnished or
1913.
months from, the first week a in March 1914; No. G4, The Peak.
Apply to G. M. FLARSTON, Hongkong, 31st Oct., 1913. [997
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Alexandra Buildings.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE-American Organ
un-} Good Condition," Cheap,.-
furnished, ground floor of Apply, Z. Hongkong Tele- No. 2, Bay View, Mody Road, graph." Kowloon,
Running Pool.
[982 Hongkong. 29th Oct., 1913. [990
Mr A. M. Thomson 1G3-24-76of the wheels. He was attending 29 Mr. P. P. J. Wode-
the brakes gearing when the in audderly started. house
101-24-77
25 Me R. O. Eutobicɔn · 791 0–79 37 Mr J. Olark
82-1-81
18 Mr F. I ester Arnold 93.12-81
Mr A. C. Davison.
0212-81 86.3-83 105.22-83 116-84 102-18-84- 93-7-86 93-10-86 05.8 -87: 170 J. O. Hughes
100-18-88 Mr H. J. Jones 116-24-02 Mr C. H. Tyrrell
114-18-06 Mr E. O. Staples 127-24-103
0 Mr T. W. Hill
Mr S. H. Dutton 35 T. M. Varcy 12. S. L. Fulpb Dapt. Spi- ar 14 Yr A. Temperley Mr A, Lзglis
ple to the coffin lid of the mummy Kowloon C. C. and Staff and DeHon Claude Savera 60 40 1 of Amon Ra in the British Mu-partmentals, was played at Kow- St
Captain Dickson and bis loon on Saturday, W. E Dixon, of
Reed sister were among the people whin Korlorn, scoring a certuunot out, had examined this lid, The sis- whereas the opposing team only ter was shipwrecked shortly after, scored 75. Serea: nearly losing her life; and Cap-
Hutchison
181 entries. Autumn Meeting, October, 11th to 13th, 1913.
801 0-80 82-2-801
DS Capt. Cranford, o Sayer,
b
·
Sovern...
O.. M.
10
R 1 38 2
W.
Lt. Wiltshire, not out-
0
48 4
Lt. Collins, b Witchell
Extraa
Andolon Donnelly
0.2
1.3 -
5. 2
Total (for 7 wickets)
Bowling.
O. M. R. W.
6.51 26 2
60 210
12 1 41.2
7 0 28 2
CIVIL SERVICE.
Mr Pegg |M Mc. Murtrie
Mr R. Henderson
Hon. Mr. Claude wern, b
Baguall...
93:12-81
23 Mr T. W. Hi
80 3-83
10
G. R. Bayer, c. Matthews, b
Gainsford "
Mr Dutton"
0
Mr Thomson
7
R. O. Hutchinson, è Cv rio,
Mr J. Olock
100
*
b Matthews
3
Mr Temperley
**
4L
A Furten, b Matthews
Mr F. 11. Thomas
0
R. E. Witchell, b Kright
29 Mr A. Ritchie
6
F. A. Bid, c. Pyn, b
6
Knight...
22
P. Jacka, c Crawford, b Bag-
nell
20
E B. Reed, b Bagaal!
Smith, o Bagnall, b Kaight |
KOWLOON,
tain Dickson met with the terrible W. T. Elson, c H sper, b accident at Milan from whose Morgan
effects he suffered until his death Morever, while be was in bospital the bank where his monoy was deposited went brokrupt.
Robinson, c Morgan, b Fostor-
Pegg
TAL
W. E. Dixon, not out
F J. De Rome, b Farmer II. S. Rou-e, b Farmer... K.'R Macaskill,'b Farmer D. J. Mackenzie, c D.vis, b
Morgan L Weaser o Hooper, b Foster-Pegg
W.
D. Evans, LJ. Blackburn,
W. Kay did not but Extras ...
.Total...
Bowling Analysis,
Politics as Glorified House-
keeping. Speaking at Blackburn, Mrs. Philip Snowden said that while. at one time política had to do only with the making and no- making of wars and other great B. international ofira, politics were now glorified housekeeping and touched scores of essentially "wo- men's questions. That was why it was no longer unwomanly for women to interest themselves in politica, and to demand the vote. Foster-Pegg Consequently, whether women Morgan wanted the vote or not, they need-Dav's ed it, and the poorer the woman Farmor the greater her need, for by the power of the vote her social and Industrial condition could be im- proved.
M. P's. Wealth As Counsel.
Bowen
|A. O. Brawn, not cut
14 Salt, not out...
...204
0. M. R. W.
12 141′′ 2
Extras
Mr Davison
Mr Elborough
90-10-80
me time r30 a man celly ted bimes on the bulfer of a
gods train at Carlisle, and
velod as far as I жckerbie without being noticed. While g that station he was ch by some of the railway officials. who at once telegraphed to the "next station for the train to be The buffer-rider was stopped, then removed and sent on his way. It was considered that be bad, been sufficiently punished by his perilous journey.
Notices
GOOD GLASSES PROPERLY FITTED
There is no economy in going 105 22-83 107-24-83 to an optician of doubtful ability 85 1-84 to purchase glasses upon which
your eye-sight depends. 91 10-84
Personal attention is given to 101-18-851
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the glasses.· ̈
100 entries. Winuer Scratch Prize, Rev. W.
2 Foster Pegg.
2 ~NONO
Winner Handicap Prize, J. MacMurtie and R. Henderson.
BUFFER FIDERS.
The Roumanian loy who travell.
9
8
Total (for 9 wickets) ..
ed from Bacharest to Paris (1,585
78
Gaineford..
O Matthews...
8 0.65
2
... B
0 20
***
R 1 37
3 Bagnall see
3
...
0 Knight
0 27
STAFF AND DEPART- MENTALS. Farmer, c. Weaser, b De Rome 35 Davis, 1.b w., Macaskill
Sir Edward Carson, who has given £10,000 to the Ulster In- Bowen, b Macaskill. « demnity Fund, has during the Hoogar, e Elson, b Kay
Bowling M. R.
N. LAZARUS,"
Ophthalmic Optician. 1A, D'Aguilar Street. Note:
The Only European
miles) by secreting himself beneath Optician in D'Aguilar St.
one of the carriages, has easily
W. etablished a "record" in these
8 1 22 1 eurious railway rides. Great
5 1 16 2 Britain does not permit of snob 8 5 9 3
keng journeys; but many quite 7 3 23 3
aa curious bave i en made on English and Scottish trains. A Great Northern employee a few years ago involuntarily travelled from London to Grantham on the oroes rods connecting the brakes
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ROYAL HONGKONG GOLF CLUB.
3
4
=
15
Davy, b Kay
5
Results of October
Competitions:--
5
Robertson Cup.
Mr. P. Tester
101-24-77
last few years made more money Morgan, o Robinson, b Kay... U at the Bar than any other man. His income for five years.cannot Johnton, b Ky
Worswick, e Dixon, b Eny which was what Sir Rufus Isaacs Kelly, a Blackburn, b Koy... earned before he took oflice with Foster-Pegg, c Elson,, b Mac-
have been less than $30,000,
the Government The two aro engily the richest King's council. Mr. F. E. Smith is earning some- thing like £15,000 a year, and bids fair in time to equal the re- cords estaFlished by Carson and Iface. There are practically only
Me A. M. Thomson 103-24-79
**
J
J
0
Mr A. U. Davison
0
Mr J. Clark
HO
4 Capt. Spicer
Mr A. Temperley
**
57 Mr A. Leslie
Mr O. H. Tyrroll
aekill.... Ribinɛou, not out ...
Extras.
Total... Bowling Analysis.
O M. R. W.
2 12 0
Mr. Duke and Sir John Simon in K. R. Macaskill Ï1 2303 competition with him, and as poli- W. L. Weaser... 6 tics now absorb the time and en- W. Kay ergies of the Bolicitor-General, F. J. De Rome
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