1916-11-06 — Page 5

SATURDAY'S BOXING,

{Continued from Page 4)

SHANGHAI BACES.

Two Results.

when Sooit gave him the punch, over the eye, but even after that he got the idea that he oculd

We are indebted to the Hong stand the punches meted out to kong Olab for the following him by the corporal with results of the Shanghai Raoes ---

The Maloo Plate (} mile). Impunity, only to discover very quickly that this was. The Nipper (Mr. Johnatone) 1 altogether a wrong view. Fin Cornet Dahlia (Mr. Burkill) has been middle weight champion Nibblick (Mr. Hayes) „of the Navy and Marines, and run- Ber-up in the Army and Navy

Wat

Time:-1 min. O1.3/5 sece. Bornite (Mr. Rows)

Criterion Stakes (1 mile).

***

middle weight championship. Homsfield (Mr. Stewart) Scottis the heavy-weight Bleson (Mr. Wailleumier) champion of the Colony, and

Time: 2 min. 11.3/5 secs. Saturday's success more than justified him in the title.

ir

Other Bouts.

A good fight took place between Corporal Heath, winner of the United Service light-weight com. petition, Hongkong 1916, and Pte. Cotton, winner of many local contests, Personally we do not quite know how” Heath came to

THE MONEY MARKET,

Messrs. Samuel Montagu and

Company's Report.

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Messrs Samuel Montago and

win anything. Notwithstanding Co., in their report dated Septem that he is a bigger and fer older ber 21, state:- man, than Cotton, he was ont-

Gold.

classed at every point. In the The holding of geld by the fifth round Cotton, obaved him | Bank of England against notes into a corner and after be came į bas decreased by £159,930. away it was plainly seen that Daring the *eek over £4,600, Heath was a beaten man, and be 000 of Gold has been received by gave up. We prophesy a successful the United States of America future for that lad Cotton.

from Canada.

Silver.

For gumeness we should like to see more matches like bat The tone of the silver market between Corporal White "and is really much better than would. Private Davine, There was any appear from the recent move amount of punishment going. ments in price, although these Whits looked very groggy for have been distinctly favourable." some time, but it was his abound- At times, it is true, thers have ing plack rather that science been slight reactions, but they which made it possible for him have been small and of very short to stick on. He eimply would not duration, while each rise has been give up, although he was knock towards a higher level. Tc-day, ed down several times for a few for instance, the price 3234 is the connte. It was more by a lucky bighest point reached since the ahot than anything eles that commencement of June. Davins, who, as the contest pro- The leading features of the gressed, begin to break up rapid-week have been first and foremost fy, went down for the full count, a sharp fall in the holding of Sapper Richards and Seaman silver rupees by the Indian Manning met in ten two-minute Treasozier, amounting to close on rounds. There was good fight two crores. The fall has been ing, and plenty of it, and each continuous since the end of July, man know how to play absolutely and has taken place in spite of fair. Rapid excharges were the the large monct of fresh silver order of the match and the two that has leen esined by the finished the ten rounde quite fresh. Indian Mintc. The referee adjudged it a draw, which was unepimously approved of.

Pte. Beasty and Pte. Plimmer, two very old opponente, met for the Bantam Weight Champion- ahip of the Colony in six two- minute rounde, Beasty received a large amount of gruel, but took it like a hero. The match bristled with wild swinging blows, but Plimmer took the majority of the the leads and he was announced the winner.

The movemente in the China jexchange have also been favour

ble to silver, and sales of sycee from that quarter no longer leave a working margin.

American supplies remain email. After a reaction to 32 3/8d. on the 15th. inst., the price advanced by movements of 1/8d. and 2/16 1. to 32 11/16d. on the 18th. drop ping to 32 5/84. on the 19th. at which figure it remained on the following day, and today, the quotation is 32 3/4d.

is

During the evening there was

The following is sa extract capital wrestling match by Gar from the Industrial & Vining dat Singh and Bishin Singh, the Age of New York, dated 4th. result being a draw. The weight-September 1918:-".... there lifting by P. C. Thorne, K.P. every reason to believe that the was very clever and interesting, United States Mint will be in the and he was presented with a cap ms: ket more or less continacuely by the British-America Tobacco for some time to come, especially Company. A club-swinging ex-in view of the fact that the holi hibition was given by Trooper day season is only 9 days distant Keith, H.N.P.L.

and that quantities of emall Coins Mr. W. Bailey and Mr. Gedge are alwaja eagerly sought by were the referees and Sergt. Pitt Banks and Commerical Institus and Mr. A. B. Allan the time- tions about thirty days before keepera.

Christmas."

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1916.

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SAKURA BEER DAIRY FARM NEWS.

RETOU

SOLE AGENTS; SUZUKI & CO.

TEL. 468 ALEXANDRA BUILDING. «

TC-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

THE Undersigned bas received instructions to sell by Pub- lic Auction on WEDNESDAY, the 8th Novem-

ber, 1916, commencing at 12 o'clock soon at" Holt's Whart," Kowloon.

384 drume Turpentine.

30 balcs Paper. 1 case Glass.

Seadamaged ex s.s. PingSuey

24 bales Paper. Seadamaged ex s.s. Pathan

Terms-Cash on delivery.

GEO. P. LAMMERT, Auctioneer. Hongkong, 6 November, 1916.

NIPPON PUSEN KAISHA. NOTICE TO CONSIGNFES.

From EUROPE, COLOMBO

and STRAITS.

THE Company's Steamship

"KATORI MARU," having arrived from the above ports. Consignees of Cargo are hereby informed that their Goods are being landed and placed al their risk in the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf & Godown Com- pany's Godowns at Kowloon, where each consignment will be

sorted out mark by markand de- livery can be obtained as suva as the Goods are landed.

Optional Goods will be carried

on unless instructions are given to the contrary before Noon, To-day.

Goods not cleared by the 11th November, 1916, will be subject

to rent,

Damaged packages must be left in the Godowns for examination

by the Consignee's and the Co.'s representatives at an appointed

As a result of the effort, a good The last thres Indian Currency | hour on Tuesday & Friday. Al} sum of money has been raised on Retarne received by cable give claims behalf of the Kitchener Memorial details in of Laca Rapees as within ten days of the steamer's Fond.

HARBOUR ITEMS.

The 6.8. Haitan experienced fine, clear weather and smooth sea

| follows:-

Avg. 31. Sept. 7 Sept. 15. Notes in circuls-

tion... 7401 7356 7168| Reserve in silver

coin & ballion 2737 2704 2523| Gold coin &.

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TO BE

MID-DECEMBER.

bullion.........1168 1154 1137 Gold in England 1192 1192 1192

The stock in Bombay posiete KISMET PRODUCED of 3,300 bars, as compared with 2,000 bara leat week.

on the run down from Swatow. She had seventy Chinese passen gera aboard.

The 3.6. Laeries brought a cargo The stock in Shanghai on 16th of rice from Saigon to the order September, consisted of about of the Wo Fat Company. She 28,500,000 ounces in Syces and had an uneventful passage up. 16,500,000 Dollars, as compared The s.s. Kapchow, from Bang; with about 30,000,000 canoes in kok and Swatow, reporta strong Sycee and 16,000,000 Dollars on north-east monsoon and head sea 2nd, September 1918. from Bangkok to Swatow, and, from Bwatow to port, light, vari able winds and hazy weather.

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No shipments were made from San Francisco this week.

Quotations for bar silver per

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