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LOCAL SPORT.

[Continued from Page 5.j Chinese Recreation Club v. 88th, Co R. G. A.

Played at Causeway Bay on Saturday, this match ended in a win for the Recreation Club by 4 wioksta and 81 runs. Scores :---

C. R. O.

nho

2 24

Yew Han Chung b Stanley 8 Ng Bze Kwong b Edgeler Wel Wing Lok b Payne.... Chau Yal Kwong b Berry Ng Sze Yoon b Berry Ho Wing Kino Boss b Berry 48

Extras

Un Hew Fan not out

Tots!

***

...168

Mesars. Ho Wing Yuen, Mok Hing, Ho. Wing Ching and Chan Sing Nam did not bat.

88th COY R.G.A. Br. Stanley b Yew Man

Chung

Gr. Berry band e Ho Wing.

Kin

8 Yat

Opl, Ross Üban

0 Kwong b Yew Man Chung 27 Br. Bly a and b Yew Man

Chung

Gr: Smith run nut

***

Gr. Payne a and b Ho Wing-

kin ...

***

· 1

Sgt. Owenie o Chan Sing-nam

b Ho Wing-kin

Gr. Willies run out ...

Gr. Cooper o Yew Man-obung

***

MEA

b Ho Wing-kin

Gr. Kingsburg not out -

Extras

TotalTM

***

MISSING RING,

THE HONGKUNG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1914.

Boarding House Employee

charged with its Theft. Inspector Dymad, at the Police Court, this morning, charged a man whom he described as a boarding-house, tout with stealing a ring from a woman who was a steamer passenger The woman said the Inspector, was washing in her cabin, and had taken off the ring and placed it down beside her on the bed. The defendant came along and appropriated the ring. The ring was afterwards soon to drop from the defendant's person..

Mr Lewis, of Mesirs Johnson, Stores and Master, who defended, sald the last part of the Inspector's statement would have to be proved.

POST OFFICE.

SHIPPING NEWS.

ARRIVED.

The Emess of Russia with the Otaa. Aki Maru, Jap.us. 4,009, J. Noma, 15th dlan and Amesan Maila ex Biberia | no2 od Lel to nic, re bore to-MDITOW,

Complainant vaid she was wash- ing her face and had put the ring down beside her. Defendant was making up her bedding to take it to the wharf. When she got to the wharf she realised that she had left her ring.. She asked the asbin-bov to look for the dafen dant. The compradore sent for the police and as the latter were searching defendant the ring dropped from his clothes. She also paw the ring fall from the defendant's clothing.

Mr Lewis referred to the un- satisfactory nature of the evidence. The case was aujourned until to-morrow.

The K'sist, w.& the Gemau mall left Bingapore on Baturday the 14th lust, 198.x. and is due to light

on Thursday the 19th inst., at daylight.

The Goeben, with the mail from London

via Biberia of Wednesday and Friday the 18th and 30th ult., les due to arrive here to-morrow a daylight,

MAILS DUE... Canadian and American, E. of Russia, Biberian, Goeben, 17th Inst. German, Kleist, 19th inst

17th inst.

MAILS VIA SIBERIA.

London Jan. 34.

* |

Dud Shanghal

JE. 9.-

MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY, Bwatow, Shanghai and North Chius-Fir WINGBANG, 18th Fab. 5 pm.

TO-MORROW. Hongay--Per HOPSANG, 17th lust, Batavia, Cheribon, Semarang Soerabaya,

4.m.

and Macassar---Par* HAL- WARD, 17th inst., 10.. Shanghai & North ChingPer 8HAO-

HSING, 17th Feb, 11 am. Philippine Ilands-Per TAMING, 17th Swalow, Amoy and Fooshow-Fer, HAI-

YANG, 17th Feb., 5 Shanghai & North China-Fer TAK-

BANG, 17th Feb. 5 pan. swatow, Amoy and Formosa, vie Anping

and Takao Per 808HU MARU, 17th Feb. & pan.

B.m.

WEDNESDAY, 18th Jan. Haiphong, Hoikow, Pakhol and Balcon- Per MATHILDE, 18th Feb. 8 Halphong, Pakhoi and Saigon - Por KAIFONG, 18th inst, 9 a.m.. FREEMASONRY-Straits and Ceylon-Fer NYANZA, 18th

fost., 9 a.m. Swatow--Per HAIMUN, 18th Feb.10 a-m.

....107 REFORM OF

FOOTBALL. Hongkong F.Cv. H.M.S. Minotaur. In the first round of the shield competition, at Happy Valle on Saturday, the Hongkong Club met H.M.8. Minotaur, but could do no better than effect draw, no goals being scored. The play was not of a high order, neither net of forwards being able to show convinoing form. In contrast to this, the defence on both side showed sterling qualities and were seldom in any difficulty, There was a regrettable lack of combination all through, and if either team wishes to enter the second round, the forwarde will have to do much better than they did on Saturday. Towards the end play livenod up comewhat, but neither side could penetrate.

Lord Ampthill on the Proposed

"Scheme.

At a meeting of the Grand Master's Lodge No. 1, at the I perial Restaurant, Lord Ampthill, the M.W. Pro-Grand Master, was installed as Worshipfal Master by his predecessor in the office, Mr. G. Rowland Blades, J.G.D.

Straits, Burmah, Ceylon, Adelalde, Western Australis, India, Aden, Egypt and Europe via Naples Fer F. GOEBEN, 18th Feb. 9 a..

Straits & India via Caloutta Fer Amoy -LINAN, 18th inst., 5 p.m.

-LOVAT, 18th Fah., 1 p.m.

Anhui

WEATHER REPORT.

Mail Steamers

THE PENINSULAR

AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO.

ENGLISH MAIL.

On the 13th at 10.35-The antleyolone Shanghai, 12th loak, Gon.-N. Y. Is now dental over the Eastera Bes. Ambria, Ger. a 3,253, 70. Der Japan, Formosa and Luson, and decreas Pressure has Inoreased slightly ovaz 15th Inst-New York, 25th Dec.. Gen--H. A. L.

ed alightly along the coast of China' to Br. 1,353, J. D. Horain, 15th Tourade. inat-Shanghal, 11th Inst. Gen.

D, and S.

Light or Variable winde are indicated Bellerophow, Br. 25,144, Bebb, 16th Inst along the east coast of China, and ---Manila, 16th Inst, Gen.--B, &; moderate over the N. China Sea, B. Bohemia, Aus.'s.s. 1,305, A Meeraus, 15th ending at 10a.m. to-day, 0.90 inches.

Hongkong Rainfall for the 24 hours WILL despatch VESSELS to the Undermentioned PORTS on or inst-Shanghal, 12th lust., Gen, | ***A. L. Choyang, Br. an. 1,045, Courtney, 14th Inst.Shanghai, 10th Inst., Gen.

.M. & Co.

THURSDAY, 19th Feb.

Shanghal, North China, Japan, via Nagasaki, United Stated, Bouth America and Canada via Vancouver (prope Tin Siberia Per EMPRESS OF Bangkok-FOOSHING, 19th (nat., 11 am.

ASIA, 19th Feb., 10mm. Shanghai

The Worshipful Master, reply- ing to the tonet of his health, at the dinner following the core mony, said "that they were at

North Chips-Per tering on a very critical time, a

ANBUI, 18th inst... p.m. period of transition. They had Japan via Robe-Per SOLVEIG, 19th to consider the reform of their Shanghai North & China-For CHOY whole system of administration Shanghai, North China and Japan-vis

BANG, 19th Feb., & p.m. in the Craft.

"In my view it is absolutely

"unless the Craft is to go to

the defence, and, as stated, a goal-necessary to do so," he continued,

less draw was the result."

D. C. L. I. v. R.B.

4 p.m.

Nagasaki-Fer KLEIBT 19th inst., 5 p.m.

FRIDAY 20th Feb.

Br. ha, 1,405, Mattook. 14th Inst. Enigan, Bice-Chinese. Dainichi Maru, Jap.#.M. 1,535, X. Budzuki, 18th inch Japan, Gih inst;, Cosi

..G. Devawongue, Br. an. 1,047, C. W. Shearer 16th Int-Saigon, 11th Instant, RiceA Buns. Drufer Ner, 14, 1,102, J; Bing, 16th inst. -Bangkok, 7th Int, Gen.---0 T. 8.3. Co Haiyang Br... 1,965, 4. E. Hodgins, 15th instato. 14th lustant, Gon--D, L. & Co. Hakata Moru, Jap. s. 3,880. Nomura, 13th Inst8ingapore, 9th inst., Gon-N.T. Y. Hanoi, Fr. .,789, Oh. Le Chevalier, 15th

Fast-Pakhol, 14

14th Inst., Go1%.--- A. B. Marty, Helenus, Br. a. 7,554. A. D. Baker, 14th inst-Shanghal, 12th inst, Cen B. and B.

FORECAST FOR THE 4 HOURS ENDING AT HOON TO-MORROW.

Fizoda.ct.

District.

1 Hongkong and Neighbours | E. winds,

-moderate'|| bood

fair.

Formosa Chatna!................................ › winds,

Bouth coast of China be-) Th»_game tween H.K. and Lamooks No.2.

South coast of China be} The_zams tween H.K. and Hainan... se No 1.

Chiga Coast Meteorological Registar.

* Station.

-13th February, aID.

Winds

Hour.

Barometer.

Temperature.

Hamkdity.

Dition.

Force.

Weather.

30.10 #

$0.04

30.09

30.19

30.23

30.29

50.28

30.28

$0.31

30.28 32 97 w

Bikosan

aru, Jap, s. 2,001, 15th ish- 1,9th inst., Coal---M. B. K. Hongkong. 709. N. Marguerite, 14th Inst-Haiphong, Ifth inst, Gen. -R. Marly.

Wostock Ta Kaifong. Br... 937, Mathias, 14th Inst. Nemuro

Haiphong, 10th inat, Don, & Hakodate

Tokio Kumiany, Br. 3.5, 2,077, F. Whuler, 15th Kochi

inst Mof, 1th Inst,, Gon-J. Nagniki M. and Co.

'shima Mathilde, Ger. .: 861. G. 8ihlalkier, 18th Oshimas

Inst.Holhow, 14th inst., Gan.- Naka 3. and Co.

Ishi'ima Nyanza, Be, s. 4.183, K. Jenkins, 16th Bonin Is. inat-Shanghai, 18th fast, Gen, Chel

P. and 0. Gor. But 99

998, F. Buecking, 18th Hankow fast Bangkok, 6th inst., Rice-ching Tamon Mazu, Jap. u. 2.001, 8. Shima, Changsha 14th inst-Moji, Coal-M, B. K. Shanghai

Br. a.. 580, B. N. Lloyd, 14th Gutziat int-Swatow, 13th inst, Ballast Sharp --B, and 8.

Amoy SWATOW

Samson,

B. and 8.

Wenghow

H'kong

CONFO

58 no

about the DATES named For

|LONDON & ANT-)

Steamers

WERP vis Sings- ) Nyanza

pore. Penang, Capt. K. Jenkins Ombo, Port Said,

& Marseilles i

LONDON, via Us-) Assaye

ual Ports of Call > Capt. G, J, Coldwell

۲۲

SHANGHAIN

MOJI,

KOBE | Malta

AND YOKO-(Capt. G, W, Cookman

· HAMĄ; YR.N.R.

India

SHANGHAI .................... - Capt. 0, 0, Talbot .

R.N.R.

اخره

To Sail On Remarka

10 8.0. Freight

18th Feb...&P'sage

1001

Freight

28th Feb. & P'sage

about 24th Feb.

Freight

&P'sage

about

Freight

27th Feb.

& Pange

All the above steamers are fitted with Wireless Telegraphy.

For Freight, or Passage apply to

P&O. 8. N. Co.'s office,

Hongkong, 16th Feb. 1914

EL A. Howett,

Superintendent.

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD.

BREMEN.

IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINES

To sail on

WEDNES., 18th Feb. 10 am..

About

GIERS, GIBRALTAR, Goeben

For

Steamers.

90.33

1bm

NAPLES, GENOA, AL-'

30,27

3 cm

P. 70

30.34

I b

Ga... 30.29

SOUTHAMPTON, (Capt. A. Ahlbora

30.30

78 nae

A'WERP & BREMEN.)

17,300

DEPARTED. February 15.

Taikoku sa

30.31

Talohu

SHANGHAL, NAGA-) Kleist

殿。

Tainaa

30.27

SAKI, KOBE AND Capt. L. Maass

Forbun

30.25

YOKOHAMA

17,000

THURS, 19th Feb,

P'dores

30.26

Canton 18

30.27 51 100

M'LA, ANGAUR, YAP,

30.27 57-58 one 3 ́o

SAMARAI, NEW.

GAD Book

30.25

4 b

GUINEA.BRISBANE, Prinz Waldemar

Macso

30.34 55

Wuchow

ope. 1.8 30.30 35 81

SYDNEY AND MEL.

Capt. O. Jurány

0.1

BOURNE.

6,100

Holhow

Coblenz

Phullen

30,20 61

KOBE

Capt. L. Klugkist

Tourans

0.81.1.

30.04 75

6,750

ena

Aparri

J 30.16

Manila

30.07 67 30.08 74

ene 10

Capt. J. Koebler

Hollo

Bacolod Caba Labusa

30.0% 83

Walshing for Singapore Loongsang for Manila. Daigi Maru for Taman! Telemachus for Saigon Gregory Apsar for Moji Hausn for allo Shaching for Canton bibli for hanghaf Rajaburi for Bangkok

Choon for

Rangoon

Chenan for Shanghai Hulchow for Tietzen.

Albians for Canton

Haimus for Bwatow Helyo Maru for Port Coubert

Kwangles for Canton

OLEARANCES AT THE

HARBOUR OFFICE"

February 16. Liddesdale for Diamond K.

These teams met in the United / Pot,' to use a colloquial expresswatow, Amoy and Foochow -Per HAI-Helenus for Antwerp -

Services League, and the result was a win for the "Dukes" by two goale to nil. In the opening stages the Cornishmen were on top of their opponents, and ere many minutes bad passed Dean had opened the scoring.. The Engineers revived somewhat, but their forward work was poor. For the rest of the half the Cornwalle were mostly on the aggressive, bat could not add to their score. In the second moiety the D.O.L.I. continued to have the better of matters, but no score was regis- tered until well on towards the finish, when Smith scored the second and last goal;

SILIMPOPON DOAL, BUNKERS

'kas be supplied cheap rates.

et SANDAKAN

& SEBATTIK (British North Borneo). At these ports steamers call ing for bunker coal exclusively are exempt from all shipping dues and charge#.

A. BUNE

sion; but, naturally, when, we begin to stir up things which have been quiet, we put men on their mettle.

"It is like sweeping a house; we stir up dust, and find things in corners which ought not to be there.

"I regret to say that I have been disappointed and, to a great extent, disillusionised, about the craft in the sense of the way in

Ameri-

Australian

CHÌNG, 20th Feb., 10 a.m.

SATURDAY, 21st Feb.

Mall.

Philippine Islands, Angour, Tape Fred, Wilhelmshafen, R: bau, Herbertahohe, Hatupi Ausisliau, Tasmania, New Zeniend, via Brisbane-Pai P. WALDEMAR, 21st Feb. *9 B..

Japon via Mell Victoris and Tacoma Per TACOMA MARU. 21st inst, noon.

Anbul for Canton Wingsang for Shanghal · Elsbeth for Hongay

PAUsuslluns for London

for Canton Hakata Maru for Yokohama Hoivard for Batavia Hopsang for Hongay Bohemia for Treiste

PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

30.15 68

ene.. 3 d

T. F. Claxton, Director.

| Hongkong, Observatory, Feb. 13th.

1 Barometer," reduced to 3 degrees Fahrenheit on the level of the sea in in- hes, tenths and hundredths,

Temperature, in the shade, in degreas Fahrenheit,

Humidity, in percentage of saturation, the Humidity of air saturated with mols- being 100,

4 Direction of Wind, to two points.

5 Foros of Wind, according to Beaufort Scale.

State of Weather, b blue sky, o de- Persa. Hongkong from Haiphong ets,,tached cloud, d drimling rain, flog, & on the 14th Inst.-Mrs Chirel, MM de gloomy, b hati, i lightning, o overcast, p Binouy, Grist Huguenin.

passing showers, q equally, rrain, snow, † thunder, v visibility, w dow wet.

which they have received the Strait and India via Calcutta-Fer Mi Hassloop, O M Pope. J L Mather

scheme-not the oraft as a whole, but certain sections of it.

Per as. Hairang from &watow sto... on the 18th InstWB Kigden, Mrs T Mass, KUMSANG, 21st Feb, 1 pon, T Leeman,

1 pat

"There have been misunder- Philippine L... YUENSANG, 1st lust, standings, suspicions, and in- Philippine La-Fer RUBI, 21st Feb. 8 pm sinuations which are not worthy

Siberian

Shanghai, North and China (Europe via Biberia) -Par FOODHOW, 21st, inst., 5 p..

of it. I confess that I will be permanently disillusionised if I do not. ses before very long a

SUNDAY, 22nd Feb. totally different spirit in those swatow-Por HAIMUN, tad Feb. 9.a.m.

sections.

"I think it right to refer to

TUESDAY, 24th Feb.

TAN, 24th Feb., 10 a.m.

this very important question at 8watow, Amay and Foochow For HAI- the earliest possible opportunity, and to let them know seeing how great my responsibilty is in the matter something of my feelings in regard to it." -

9 853

an-

With reference to our guess" ing competition we beg to nounce to the coupon holders in connection therewith, that the actual number of Sweets found in the jar is 9853, and those who hold the coupons with guessed figures 9850, 9875, and 9880 are requested to call a our store with their coupons and claim the prizes.

H. RUTTONJEE & SON, WINE AND PROVISION MERCHANTS.

14, Queen's Road, Central,

American

Canadian

Austral-

Preach

English

Shanghai & North China, Jap. -vía Negasski, Honolulu, Cana- ds, United, States, 8, Ameri- can, via San Francisco (Europe via Biberia) - Fer KOREA, 24th inst., 10a.m.

Salgon, Straits, Ceylon, Ade laide, Western, Australia, In- dia, Aden, Egypt and Europe via Marseilles (Late Letters. to Noon. Extra Fostage 10 centa). Letters posted in all the Pillar Boxes in time for the fires clearance will be incluted In "this contract mall)-Par MAGELLAN,24th inat: 11a.m

FRIDAY 27th Feb.

Philippin's Islands, Australia, Tasmania & New Zealand ria Port Darwin Per EM- PIRE, 17th Feb., am.

SATURDAY, 28th Feb.

Mt Worby, Mohugh, Reynell, Mr and

Pera. Aki Maru, from Shanghai on the 15th inst. G Brady, Coray, B Tohu. Mn D von Spek, W L Bonder, J Wlater, K Gkane, N Kisso.

Foras. Kumang from Kobe onthe 15th inst.-W. Knoop,

Per Anhul from Shanghai on the 15th intBooth,

Forss.Nyanza from London eto,, on the

0 Rain in inches, tenths and hundredthr

METEOROLOGICAL.

at pas

30.04

Day On date On date

30.06 Barometer

***-...30.09 Temperature som Humidity Wind Direction... Payne, Mr and Mrs Gumpert, Mrr A Evans, Lt Boyd RF, Miss LA Kee, Miss Weather

Fotos Colville, JK Auckland, Yeng Kam,

16th lust. Wm Barnford, Mr and Mrs H

Oysters, Fresh, Fried or Stewed Findon Haddooks, Kippers &c.

ALEXANDRA CAFE,

Bain.........

Higent open air Temperature on the 13th Cont

H.K. Observatory, 16th Feb.

T-3; CLAXTON, Dire

Mail Steamers

PACIFIC MAIL S.S. CO.

AMERICAN MAIL LINE TO SAN FRANCISCO

Via Shanghal or Manila, Nagasaki, Inland Sex, Kobe, Yokohama and Honolulu, THE SUNSHINE BELT Operating the following steamers :

MONGOLIA, MANCHURIA, KÖRBA, SIBERIA and

NILE, CHINA and PERSIA. Some Features of Service: Electric Fans, Swimming Tank, Orchestra, Amusements, Wireles Tolograph Bubmariro Signal Bervice and Blige Keats,

Cuisine under personal supervision of Mr. V. Morons, one of the World's most Straits, Burmah, Ceylon, Ade-famous enterers. laide, Western Australia, India, Rater porelos of round trip tickets, as above, ayallahis for Passage Via CP.R. from Vanbera Aden, Egypt, and Europe via idasired. Through Fameogeri have the Privilege of Travelling by Rall between ports of Robe and Brindisi, (Late Letters 11 a.m. Yokohama.

to noon, Extra Fontage 10 Steamer: cente) (Supplementary mall on Korea... board up to the time fired for departure of the mall: (Extra

Postaga 10 cents) (Lettors

posted in all the Pillar Boxes

In time for the first clearance

18,000 tons, Bailing, Tues., 24th Feb. at 1 p.m. Hongkong-Manila Service.

***Trem/ HONGKONG. Lava Hongkong."

From MANILA..

Due Hongkongs Mar. 14. CHINA.Mar. 18. Feb. 19.....SIBERIA ......Eb. 1. Mar. 31......NILE Apr. 1." | Mar. 8...........CHINA hat. 5. closed on Friday the 7th fasting Building (opp, Blaks Pier).

R. C. MORTON, 5pm--Per ASSAYE, 28th *Inst., 11 a.m/ Philippine Islands-Per LOONGSANG,

Antve Maulina

Manlisi

No.161

will be included in this contrset

mallThe Parcel mail will be

Purd

JESSELTON, KUDAT & | Borneo

SANDAKAN"..

SATUR., 21st Feb. 9 a.m... -About

TUESDAY,

3rd Mar SUNDAY,

8th Mar,

9 &.DE/

All the steators of the European Line are fitted with Wireloss Telegraphy, New System of Telefunken.

FREIGHT LINE.

NEXT SAILING FROM HONGKONG.

OUTWARD.

About

Goettingen 16th Feb. Sigmaringen ...... 30th Mar, Tuebingen ................ 2nd Mar ................................................ . 18th April. - Cernis..........................16th Mar, .................................................................. 27th April.

HOMEWARD.

For Marseilles, Dunkirk, R'dam | For Havre, Emden & Hamburg

and Breman Homburg:

Mark about 10th of Mar.

For Havre, Einden and Hamburg/

Bremen:

Goettingen about 28th of Mar.

For Marseilles, Rotterdam and

Bremen/Hamburg:

Bremen:

Cernis

about 5th of May. For Marseilles, Rotterdam and

Bromen/Hamburg: ... Sigmaringen about 16th of May. For Havre, Dunkirk, Emden and

Hamburg/Bremen:

Tuebingen about 18th of Apr, For further Particulars, apply to

about 1st of June.

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD

MELCHERS & CO...

GENERAL AGENTS, HONGKONG and CHINA.

Hongkong, 11th Feb., 1914.

MESSAGERIES MARITIMES

FRENCH MAIL LINES.

FORTNIGHTLY SERVICE TO AND." FROM JAPAN via SHANGHAI,

FORTNIGHTLY SERVICE TO "AND" FROM" EUROPE via SUEZ CANAL,

For.

SHANGHAI, KOBE AND

YOKOHAMA...

MARSEILLE via PORTS

Steamers Australien Chill Amazone (Magellan

Nera Atlantique

To, sail

23rd Feb,

9th Mar

23rd Mar.

24th Feb.

10th Mar.

24th Mar,

ALL STEAMERS FITTED WITH WIRELESS. Transhipping on the Co.'s Stoomers at Colombé, for Caloutts, Bombay and Australia, et Port Said for the Levant, Constantinople and Black Bas.

Through Tickets to London via Paris by rail

MIN Circular tickets to Europe vin Sues and SIBERIAN ROUTE and víðs verda delivered here”A.,

For further particulars apply te

8. C. de BUSSIERRE,

Acting Agent

Printed and Published by the Proprietor, Dr. J. W. Noble Los House Stress, in the City of Viatoris, Hongkong.

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