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THE DAIRY FARM.

Opoalog a Branch on the

Shamoon,

The Dairy Farm orɔ oparing a branch on the Shameen on May 15. The now fosture will-kuja charge of a Evropesu who will receive orders and deal with them. there. The Hongkong offins will: naturally be still the headquarters and the goods supplied from the branch will be sent from Hong- kong, the new depot acting as 3 distributing centre for Canton.

BOXING.

TheBux-Perkins Test On Saturday Evening.

It is some considerable time since any boxing event has caused so much gossip locally as the Bux-Perkins fight which is to take place at the City Hall on Saturday evening, and the partisans are looking forward to the night that is expected to decide which of the two is the superior man. It has been a long and constant. hope that those two lade would be brought together, ond boxing patrons are well pleased that there is to be an opportunity of seeing them mix things. Bath men are, according to the latest information we receive, hard at work for the event. The booking | which has now commenced, if it is the true pulse finder that it is generally accepted to be, re- gisters good prospects for a full house and those who are anxious to witness the night's sport will be ill-advised to leave the booking until late id the week. Although on form Perkins looks a likely winner, be has an opponent in Box who quickly embracea any opportunity that might be flying around, It is perhaps fairer not to hazard any opinion at the moment as to the resp.ive obances of the men as so much can be done and so much can be vadone in the train- ing period. Given nothing un- toward, however, a good show an be expected.

There are two other events which go to make up the bill, but if Bux and Perkins put up the fight they are expected to do, then the supportare of M-F. E.

Hall will be well ratiefied, how- ever the other arrangements turn out.

NAMUR'S EVENTFUL ́ VOYAGE./

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, MAY 12, 1914.

SPECIAL CABLES.

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(Special Pacific Service to the " Telegraph ”—Reuter.)

WHITE WOLF" AND FOREIGNERS.

APOLOGY FOR KILLING MISSIONARY.

Hankow, Received May 11.

A letter from Shenai states that the "White Wolf" brigands are looting Lungehow, Shensi. They showed every consideration to the Nolson family of missionaries. They plundered but little and gave a foreiga child a gift of silver. The brigands apologised for killing Mr. Froy- land at Laokokow, blaming matinous men. The leaders said they did not desire to kill foreigners. The briganda are said to number 50,000;

Looting. In Howan,

Peking, Received May 11. It in reported that about a hundred followere of "White Wolf" have appeared in Honan, in the neighbour- hood of Nanyang, and have looted several small villages.

CHINESE ARMY. AND NAVY.

مرکز

MINISTERS. BECOME "PRACTICALLY SECRETARIES"

Poking, Received May 11,

A Presidential Mandate promulgates a low for the

· organisation of the office of Generalissimo of the Army and Navy. This office will control Army and Naval affaire to the extent of reducing the Minister for War and the Minister of the Navy to practically secretaries.

CHINA'S CONSTITUTION PROBLEM.

THE SIZE OF, THE TSAN CHENG YUAN.

Peking. Received May 12,

The Provisional Constitution Amendment Conferenc yesterday dit cussed President Yun Shih-kai's Bill for the organisation of the Tean Cheng Yuan; the members of which are to be appointed by the President, on the recom- mendation of Provincial officials, from the members of the Political Council and the Provisional Constitution Amend- ment Conference.

The Government favour a total membership of silly, while the Provisional Constitution Asembly Conferencs members aaggest totale ranging from forty to 120.

CONDITIONS IN HONAN..

WORK OF PACIFICATION COMPLETE.

Peking, Received May 12. Chang Cheng-Fang baa informed President Yrna Shih-kai that he has completed bis duties as Pacificator of Honan, and he requests his recall to Peking.

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WOMAN

ARRESTED.

Returned to the Colony after Alleged Banishment.

Scottish Emigration,

The Scottish emigration season opened on April 18, when Allan liner Corsican and the Donaldson liner Saturnis left the Clyde for Quebec, and the Anchor liner When the... Enbi arrived, Caledonia left for New York. Sergeant Pincott arrested a wo The Corsican carried 750 passen- man named Bertha Roller, alias gere, the Saturnia 320 and the Vilter, for returning to the Colony Čaledonia 600, making a total of after having been banished last.... 1,870.. The figures are less jear. The allegation that she than half the number emigrating has been banished remsina so far in the corresponding period las anproved, as the case has not be on year. Jealt with.

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At the Police Court, this mora- ing, tho woman was brought before Mr. Wood; Mr. King, Deputy Superintendent of Police, prosecuting and M. J. H. Gardiner defending. Mr. Gar diner asked for a week's remand, and as Mr. King had no objcation to a remand being granted the case was fixed for this day wok.

BILLIARDS.

Final in the Soldiers' Club

Tournament.

The Police and

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The scores are as follow:-

Police and Wardera, Sergt, McNab Wilson ... Warder Gibson

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Profit Sharing,

It is stated on the authority of the Manchester Evening Chronicle that the gigantic profit sharing scheme inaugurated by the Ford Motor Co., at its work in Detroit, has been extended to the firm's employees in Manchester and London. By the echems the working hours are tɔ ba reducɔi to 48 hours per week, and the earninge of all male employess of 22 years will be equal to £3 per 'wesk,.

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Ten Hongkong Volunteers.

The final in the Sɔldiers' Club Billiards Tournament corr uenced last evening between the Hong- kong Volunteers and the Polis and Wardore. The first pair to ocoupy the tables were Mr. Bie: hop and Sergt. MoNcb Wilson, the former winning by the nstow margin of three points, neither of the players showing up in anything like their usual form. Mr. Hutobinson of the Volunteers the indomitable G. Urban, and

went down rather badly to War- Aisa Allerta contributed a dating fair game throughout

der Gibson. Gibson played a and Equestrienne Act in a most plea-geared the verdict by sixty- The P. and O. steamer Namur, Au. Excellent Evening's Enter sing manner. The "Juggling on eight points, which arrived in port to-day from

the Glots" is corrunly one Warders now lead by sixty-five Yokohama, had a rather eventful

of the most extraordinary per-

points. voyage on her last run out. She The people of Hongkong pro- pormances shown in the Far East left London on February 21 vided the management of the and Happy Ashby had the pleasure in a snowstorm, encountered a Hippodrome Circus and men-of receiving rounds of applau head gule in the English Channel ogerie with the showman's de- fot hie skilled act. In the Naval and the Bay of Bisay and a light, last evening, a "full house" Display" Muirel and Jerry mere atrong northerly gale in the on the opening date. The com- amusing and entertaining and Mediterranean. While in the fortable boxes encircling the one feat of the performer with s Bay of Biscay a wireless distress areas were fully taxed and practi-spring board and a shell is worth signal was received from the asually all the high priced зats seeing more than once.. Wildenfels, which was standing were taken. The patrons were ladies gave, a pretty Vision of Mr. Bishop by the Danish steamer Ehliptike, not disappointed either, for the Salone and Big. Mariane fur- which subsequently foundered, bill of fore was of excellent or added to his universal re- the captain and ten man being standard and of such variety thatall putation as a ring master by bis drowned and a passenger and Lastes were catered for. be eight exbibition of control over eight ten men eaved. Before the Namur horse manoeuvre by four ladies "Liberty horses." The last item arrived at the position given by and four gentlemen was clever on the programme was the side Wildenfole a further moss age was and pleasing, whilst Miss Aabby splitting steeplechase by the received to the effect that no secured the favour of the audience monkeys." asaftatance was required and the for her musical melange can

The cirous was a great some 959: German teamer was proceeding tribution. Outo and Sollo gave and on its merits should revive to Malta.

an exhibition of "Eiety juggle the unstinted patronage of the Strong westerly winds were ing" which, to say the least of people of Hongkong. experienced in the Suez Canal it, WAB meritorious. The A mitines will be given to with sandstorme and rain at vaulting act by Miss Dalms and

morrow at 4 p.m. intervals. From Suez down to Clown Tong was as appreciably the Red Sea fresh to light variable clever as the comio entree of Tong winds and moderate N. E. and Jerry was emusing. Wonder- monsoon were met with, while ful balancing feats by Carpi and

Latest Advertisements. from the Indian Ocean to Colom-Dick were awarded rounds, of

Mr. G. P. Lammert is selling bo the weather was fine with ad-applaare, but the tit bit of the verse currents. The rest of the first part of the interesting and me household furniture on the voyage was uneventful, save that well compiled programme, was 13th inst.-Page 5.,

An advertiser requires a far... heavy rain squalla were exper the "sharp shooting on a living. ienced at Singapore.

target" by the three areons. The nished bouce or flit.-Page 5, gentleman sharp shooter picks Consignes, notice regarding out seven small baltoons from the Japia is issued,Paga. 5, round the head of the junior lady

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The Hakushin Maru. The S. M. R. Co's new coasting steamer Hakushia Maru, 2,000 tons, constructed at the Kawaski Dook, Kots, was to leave there on the 2nd inst., on her maiden. voyage to Dairen, for delivery to her owners at Dairen. She will be placed on the Dairen Tientsin Shanghai-Antang ioats for the time being.

Descendant of Wesley in the Dock.

LATEST SHIPPING

NEWS.

MOVEMENTS OF STEAMER3. The E. & A. ss. ST. ALBANS [com Sydney ets, lolt Pos. Darwin for this por

via Timor and Mailla on the 11th fast. about the 23rd inst. and may be expected to alive here on or

The H.A.L. 8.8, ARABIA left Thing kau on the 12th Jofa,m, and may be expected here on or about the 16th ipis..

To-day's Advertisements

PUBLIC AUCTION THE Undersigned has received instructions to sell by Public Auction on

WEDNESDAY, I D

the 13th. May 1914, commono- Ing at I am. at his Sale Rooma, Duddell Street.

A Quantity of Useful House- hold Furniture.

Terms-Cash on delivery.

GEO. P. LAMMERT.

Auctioneer,

WANTED.

WANTED. A furnished

house or flat with three rooms or more. Reply "J. 8." c/o "Hongkong Telegraph."

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. From CALUUTTA, PENANG AND SINGAPORE. '

THE Steamship

JAPAN,"

having strived from the above ports, consignees of cargo are hereby informed that their goods will be delivered from alongside. Cargo impeding the discharge will be landed at once, at consignees' riak and expense.

Cargo remaining on board on the 15th instant. at 2 p.m. will A descendant of Charles Wes-be landed at consignees' risk and ley, the celebrated hymn-writer, expense.

Consignees of Cargo from SING. appeared in the dock at Clerken well on April 17, on a charge of APORE & PENANG are request- staaling and forging a cheque for ed to take IMMEDIATE de- of their goode £3148, the property of a Misa livery

from alongside, such cargo

of the clever trio, and whilst the These, Wilcanis, 4,953 tons, Rosa Burgus. Accad's as impeding the discharge of the One of the few countrica which shots (fired at the rate of one per rechristened the Shinkoka Mora, was Lawrence Worley, aged 40, Vessel will be lauded and has not ben penetrated by the second pinged by the handsome railway fesland, is, it is an-young ladies head, the audience and the s.s. Assyria, 2,534 tɔng, and he was describd as a baker's stored at consignees risk and nounced, now to have a railway was held breathless. The per-named the Urayasu Meru, boca roandeman. According to the expense. some sixty 1:3 long. Hithesto pormance was wonderful and the purchased recently by the Kishi-Rov. E. Weaver, a Wealsyan No Fire Insurance has been all land journeye in the land the olain of the trio to appt sais-moto Steamship Co., Dairou, after minister of Catford, the aud's effected. have had to be made on house tion by the public cannot be undergoing repairs at the Urags father was the son of Samuel back, for there are said to be no placed too high. The urfor. Dack, entered here in sacosion Sebastian Wesley, who was the highwaye even in the inhabited mance with the lions brought out Sealerday, in order to be register con of Charles Wealty the brother

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