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DAY BY DAY.

The latest health rotura shows one Chinose case of typhoid..

The Emprose of Australia is due here at 7 a.m. on Thurs day and will borth at Pior No. 5. Kowloon Wharf.

A Chinose was sont to the Kwong Wah Hospital yesterday from Choungehawan after being bitton in the log by a dog.

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

SATURDAY'S CRICKET. MOTOR CYCLE MISHAP.

MALAYAN TEAM DOES

WELL..

The orloketors from Malaya did so woll against a Kowloon team on the K.C.O. ground last Saturday that they turned an anxious position into a decisive first innings victory.

MR. H. W. CHANEY INJURED.

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Whilst motor oycling Castle Poak yesterday afternoon, Mr. H. W. Chaney sustained, a nasty accident necessiting his removal to hospital..

It appears that Mr. Chaney Kowloon, aftor a discouraging was cycling in company with start, compiled 221 for 9 wiokote, Mr. A. O. Tinson and about a and declared. A. E. Wood had mile this side of Castle Peak the contributod a fine 73, Lt. Col. two cyclists were pulling up by Matthews 54, nnd E. C. Finchor the roadside in order to avoid a A fine of $20 was inflicted at 12. Thompson took 2 for 25 and motor bus, when Mr. Chanoy's the Marine Court, this morning. Holmon-Brown (the visiting skip machine accidentally ran into on the master of a cargo boat, for por) 4 for 53, Malaya, with the the other oycle from behind, with anchoring within the cable aid of a magnificent 133 not out the result that he was thrown reserve, between the "Star" Forry by Livock, compiled 235 for 2. rather heavily to the ground. plor and Blako Pier.

Edwards was 38 not out.

In falling, ho must have struck On the conclusion, Mr. Ezra Mr. Tinson's machine, for it

Vice-President

of was

Boon Boon that ho had A Hankow telegram to the Abraham,

K.C.C.. on handing injured hils knoo, which Daily Bulletin says Router's the

badly, cut and the know. correspondent is officially inform- over the club's flag, congratulat was ed that Wu Poi-fu has dospatched the victors, and said he hoped cap displaced. Fortunately, Dr. ed a secret telogram pledging his lovons from the south would be in the vicinity and ho

future mootings with visiting Stuart Taylor happened to be support to Tuan Chi-jui.

fixed. Mr. Holmos-Brown, Injablo to render first-aid. In meantime, tho Kowloon Carrying torches, six men raided reply, said on their next visit the

they would keep a date opon. motor abulance was sent for, and No. 2 Lo Lung Hang village, last | A prosentation bat for his this convoyod Mr. Chanoy to night, and got away with clothing contury was given to F. Lt. hospital, where he now lios. His and money of the value of 8460. Livook, in accordance with the many friends wish for him a They broke through the front K. C. C. ouston.

speedy recovery. door and intimidated the inmates by a show of arms, which includ- BASEBALLERS od a revolver.

The Lecturo to be given by His Honour Mr. Juatica Gompertz at

DEFEATED

·BANKNOTE TRICK.

WOR

ROQUE SENT TO GAOL.

The H.K.C.C. crickotore, hav- ing previously defeated the Base- ball Club at their own game (with assistanco,) on Saturday defeated axalstance) at the Helona May them, (despite Institute on Somo Popu- cricket, lar Aspects of tho English The baseballers scored 96 in An unsuccessful attempt to rob Law" has been postponed from the first innings. I. E. A. Webstor, an elderly Chinese of a pair of December 8th. to Monday, De- one of their "aids," compiled 46. gold bangles, four finger rings, a comber 15th., at 5.30 p.m.-Adet. The cricketers, with a 47 by Owen number of gold buttons and 812 Hughes, replied with 124. Thein money, by means of a well basaballora socond innings pro- known trick, lad to the appearance. duced 69, but through thoirpitchers of a Chinese boforo Mr. N. L. taking on the "bowling," the

Smith at the Kowloon Magistravy cricketers won easily with 59 for this morning. one wicket down in their second knock.

The St. Goorgo's and St. Andrew's Societies golf match, postponed from Nov. 16th, was fixed in orror for Dec. 21st, but as thin in the date of the final for the Campionship, the Sociotics

Little Hsu." loft for France by yesterday's Fronch mail boat. the Amazone. Thore was quito number of Chinese to see him off, and the police wore much in evidence, Lum Tezo-fong, his nowly-appointed Socrotary, was amongst the General's personal antourago.

It was stated that the com- plainant was accosted by dofond- Shanghai Street on the 13th ant and another man in

Match will not be played on that. W. Hamilton, who was one An unfortunato accident bofell day but on some datu in January. of thoso batting for the inst. and they said they were baseballers. A sharply rising strangers in the Colony and ball struck him with great force wished to have a bundle of bank in the mouth; his upper lip was notes changed. After some dis-1 split and he lost consciousness, cussion, they handed the woman and was taken to the Peak the bundle, which was supposed Hospital for treatment following to contain $500. They wore first-aid on the field.

given the jewellery mentioned in OTHER MATCHES.

the cbargo, by the woman, whoj The University "put it across" later discovered that she had been Craigengower in Languo given a quantity of waste paper. match on Saturday, the latter Sho happened to see the defend- compiling 142 (T. Grimes 43) to ant in Hongkong and had him which the former replied with arrostid.

His Worship imposed sontonco 151 for 3 (T.E. Yaeli 53 and H.N. Balhatchot 43) Rov. E. K. of three months' berd labour.

34 for the Quick took G for

Another League contest, bo-

the twoan

Civil Service: and I. R. C. seconds, rosulted! in a win for the former by 119 to

For snatching a pair of gold sar-rings from a Chinese girl in Gascoigne Road yesterday, a Chinese was sentenced to three months' hard labour by Mr. N. L.

Smith at the Kowloon Magistracy; University. this morning, and WAB also ordered to reoaive sight strokes of the birch.

Bail to the amount of $10 was 82. ostreated by. the Marino

In a friendly at Happy Valley

SHARE MARKET.

SHANGHAI QUOTATIONS.

Mesars. Ellis and Co. have:

Magistrate this morning in the Navy beat the Army by a big case in which the master of a margin. The soldiers_compiled kindly supplied us with the fishing boat was charged with 96 (Captain Walker 34, Lt. Alfree following cable quotations of being under way without the 42) and the sailors knocked up Shanghai atooks from their regulation lights. It was also 158, for 3 Mid. Stephenson rotiring Shanghal office ordered that a warrant be issued with 67 to his oredit. Looch, for for the man's arrest.

the Navy, took 6 wickets for 48 buyers.

In consequence of the injury which he sustained whilst play- ing cricket on Saturday, Mr. E. W. Hamilton was unable to of- ficiata as magistrate at Kowloon to-day, his place being taken by Mr. N. L. Smith. At the Central Magistracy, Mr. W. Schofield acted as Second Magistrata.

runs.

Langkats (comb.) -Tlo. 174.

Ewos. Tle. 11.50, buyers. Shanghai Docks, Tie. 9812. buyers.

The Royal Artillery defeated a Civil Service eleven in a friendly encounter, by 158 for 6 (Major New Engineerings. Tls, 6.75,) Hattersley Smith, retired, 62), to buyers. 126.

Örientals, - Tls. 3.60, buyers. Shanghai Cotton. TIP. 55,

"Ewa" boat Taikoo by 188 (G. H. Piercy 45, W. W. Mackenzie, buyers. rotired, 52) to 47, in an interesting match on the C: R. C. ground. H. E. Hollands took 5 Taikoo

During the match betweon wickets for 18 runs. baseballors and crickotors on the|

H.K.C.C. TEAMS..

H.K.C.C. ground on Saturday, one The following teams have boon of the spectators brought with selected to play on Saturday hira a tiger cub from the Oriantal next, the 20th November show at Kowloon. This animal]

serious.

"A" v. Chinese, League match,"

PALE PEOPLE ARE IN PERIL.

Some Form of Nervous Break-

was for a time allowed to bo at at Causeway Bay.-T. E. Poarce down Always Threatens Them. largo and was petted by several (Capt.), R. E. A. Webster, J, D. people present. One of the Humphreys, J. D. Crawford, G. H. Palu poople are always nerv. oricketers, Mr. H. Howell, was Pioroy, Rev. T. S. Powoli, F. N. ous. There is a closer connection scratched by it on the face, but Young, W. Galloway, E. D. Mat- batween the blood and norven tho Inoidont was in no WAY thews, C. Blaker and Capt. R. F. than most people know, for all the

Walkor..

nourishment that the norvos ro- "B" v. Royal Navy, at Happy ceive reaches them through the Tang Tak-fok, a farmer living Valley. L. D. McNicoll (Capt.), blood, That is why Dr. Wil in Tung Tau village, in the Now A.C. I. Bowker, H. Owen Hughes, liams' Pink Pills, known ovory- Territories, has reported to the H. J. Armstrong, A.K. Mackenzie, where as a blood buildor, have police that whilst returning from D. E. G. Nicholson, H. E. Holl helped so many peoplo with ox- Bai Sam to An Chun. he was anda, G. R. Moro, J. Finnie and haunted nervous systems, so many attacked near Tinshan by E. G. Stewart,

sufferers from nouralgia, sloop. highway man. A lamp Was 2nd Eleven v. Royal Navy, lesauces, nervous headache and knocked from ble hand with a League match, at Club Ground. other nervous troubles, blow from a bamboo pole, and the R. Macalpine (Capt.). B. D.

You will find Dr. Williams' samo weapon was used to knock Howell, G. R. Vallock, H. Griffin, Pink Pills differont from other his logs from under him. Rosiet- J. A. H. Plummer, J. P. Bridgor, remodies. It is almost impossible Ling their efforts to steal a sum of R. K. Hopburn, R. H. Wadoson, $15 from his pocket, he was L. P. Ralph, H. Spicer and M. M. atrook with a choppor, being Watson. vinjured in both hands and on tho All matches will commence at

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"BOBBING" IN JAPAN.

to take those pills into the systom without getting good results.

Dr. Williams Pink Pille are a tonic for the blood and nerves. Thoy bogia at once to enrich the blood and enable you to furnish the elements they need to restore SPIRITUAL HEALING.

thom to health. A booklet on the The first service of a mission of The advent of bobbad hair in home treatment of nervous, dis- spiritual healing at Trizingha!! Japan has thrown hairdressers orders that will enable you to Farish Church, Bradford, official into a state bordering on conator- help yourself will be sent free on recognised by the Bishop of nation. For hundreds of years the request by the Dr. Williatas' Bradford (Dr. Porowns), was con-hairdressing profession in Japan Medicine Co., 60 Kianggo Road, ducted last month by Mr. J. M. has boon a largo and Iuorativo Shanghai. Your own druggist Hickson, the Australian mis one. The coiffures are so elab, oan supply you with Dr. Williams' flaner. Many sick and suffering orate that fow women can dross Pink Pills or they will be sent by "ople attended. Mr. Hlokson their own hair. Now all is being mail, ona bottle for $1.50, six Will be reniombered in the East, changed.

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