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TO-DAY
Football Association, Y. M. (
Next Fifteen, Cooperage Gro
VESSELS ARRIVED.—The follow
terday :—Sutlej (s), from SI
Karachi; and Landaura (s)
VESSEL sailed.—The steamer
day for Hongkong.
Loss of A Valuable EARRI
residing at Gunbow Street, 1
from her pocket a gold earri
, pearls, valued at Rs. 250, on $
। A CHURCE closed at Dong
Lady of Bethlehom, Dongri, i
by the parishioners. The j
ceeded thither on Sunday 5
been made known.
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==VAKNAONSSVHI
Theft from a Ship.— Betv
and 1 p. m. on Saturday 1
the forecastle of the s. e. N
Dock, while the crew were eng-g
ed the boxes of the serang, tindal Non-European boatswain or head of a group of labourers. , ano
which were in the forecastle by means of false keys,
and stole currency notes and cash, of the collective
value of Rs. 138-8, from the boxes.
The Falkland Road MURDER.—At the Girgaum
Police Court yesterday. Superintendent Grennan
charged Emanmoodin Mithakhan before Mr. Richard
son, with committing murder by causing the death
of Hajee Hafim, a cookshopkeeper, at Falkland Road,
on the 24th instant. The case was postponed for
hearing to the 1st proximo to enable the police to
instruct the Public Prosecutor to appear for the
prosecution. The accused was remanded to jail.
Can the World get on Without APOLLINARIS
Water.— “ Polly ” is such a universal favourite in
the best-regulated houses that it is not surprising to
find Mr. Justice Kekewich, in some recent Chancery
proceedings, inquiring with solemn jocosity of the
learned Q.C. “ How is the world to get on without
Apollinaris, Mr. Aston ?” It is also not surprising
that the mere thought of such a catastrophe compell
ed the Q.C. to admit that " he did not know,” “ Nor
do I.”—Lady’s Pictorial.
Fire at DHARAVIE.—A’ fire broke out at 11 o’clock
on Saturday night, in a cadjan shed, occupied by five
families. Some bullocks and labour-carts were also
housed in the same shed, with a large quantity of hay;
all of which with the exception of the bullocks was
destroyed by the fire. The Mahim manual engine
was soon on the spot, but it was already too late to
render any assista nce. The origin of the fire is attri
buted to the careless use of an unprotected kerosine
lamp. The damage is estimated at Rs. 357.
The Excessive use of Ganja.—An inquest was held
by the Coroner, at the morgue, respecting the death of
Koobee Javair, aged 20 years. Deceased was a ser
vant to a sweetmeat seller, on the Falkland Road, and
was addicted to the use of ganja. On Sunday he was
found lying dead on a bench, at the Malabar Hill
Reservoir. There were no external marks of violence |
on the bod y. Dr. Sidney Smith, the Coroner’s sur-
BOWLING ANALxsao.
Maokson 18 4 34 5
Kelly 9 5 12 4
White... ,.9 1 26 1
Y. M. C. A.
G Kelly b A N Tyebji.,,... 2
W Shelton b A N Tyebji 10
J Sharp c Mahomdy b A N Tyebji 0
A Little b A N Tyebji...... 1
E Walter c and b A N Tyebji 2
J White b K S Ali 1
Hawkins c Hadi b K S Ali... 6
Mackson b A N Tyebji ........................ 0
Brierly c and b A N Tyebji 5
Plunkett not out 6
O’Brien b K S Ali 1
Extras " 4
Total 38
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
A NTyebji ...... 11 - 3 14 7
K S Ali 11 0 20 3
0. A. C. C. VS. E. M. S. Ci G.
The representative elevens of the above clubs met ’
on Sunday on the Esplanade, in a friendly contest at
cricket, which, as will be seen from the scores, re-
suited in a tie. The game was a hotly contested one.
The following are the scores :—
o. A. c. C.
J I D’Cruz (captain) b .......... 2
A Taborda b Khusroo 2
A Fernandez b Khnsroo 5
E D’Silva c Bhagoo b Khusroo
J Bastiado b Khusroo 1
P Rozario not out • 4
G D’Souza b Bhagoo 2
A D’Silva c Bhagoo b Khusroo
0 Netto c Bhagoo b Khusroo ..... 0
C Johannes b Bhagoo ............. 1
J D’Costa b Khusroo.,.,. 0
Extra 1
Total...33
E. M. S.'C. C-
Bhagoo (captain) cE D’Silva b Taborda,.. 11
D Postmaster b E D’Silva 0
Khusroo b E D’Silva 7
Merchant b E D’Silva .... 1
Choonilal b Taborda................... 2
Dalal b E D’Silva.................. 3
G A Merchant b Taborda 1
A Postman b E D’Silva 5
Joshi b E D’Silva.. 0
Khanjee, not out 0
Muadam b E D’Silva ............... ..... 0
Extras 3
Total...33
THE YOUNG HINDU C. Q.. VS. THE, ACCOUNT
ANT GENERAL’S OFFICE 0. C.
A cricket match was played between these two clubs
on Saturday last, on the Cooperage, which resulted in
a win for the former by 45 runs on the first ibnings.
The captain of the A. G. O. C. Club, having won the
toss, elected to bat, and oc~-ee --1J oa v£ whiv—
Mr. Dorabji scored 20 not out. The Y. H. C. Club then
commenced their innings and, when they had run
down 76 runs for 4 wickets, declared their innings
at an end. . To the total of 76 Mr. R. C. Navalkar
contributed 44 runs with a good display of cricket,
Mr. K. M. Vijayakar 10, and Mr. N. B. Pilgamkar 8.
The Accountant-General’s Office 0. Club in their
'Second innings made a better stand, and saved an
innings defeat by scoring 47 runs for the loss of 9
wickets. In this innings Mr. Navroji scored 20 runs
with very patient play. Messrs. A. R. Kirtikar and
D. B. Ranjit bowled well for the Y. H. C. Club.
The fielding of both the clubs in the first innings was
good, but in the second innings of the A. G. O. C.
Club, the Y. H. C. Club fielded rather loosely. Ap
pended is the score
A. g. c. CRICKET CLUB.
2nd Innings.
1st Innings.
Davies c K M Vijayakar b
Banjit
Dor abji not ont
Sorabji b A B Kirtikar ...
Nowroji c K H Kirtikar b
Banjit
Hurst c Ranjit b A B Kir
tikar
Dadabhoy c Navalkar b
A B Kirtikar
Mullan b A B Kirtikar ...
Palanji c B H Vijayakar b
A B Kirtikar
Laville b Banjit ............
Manji run out
N H Vijayakar b K M
Vijayakar
Extras...
0 b Kale..
20 b Kale.................. C
0 c A B Kirtikar b
Kale......... 2
3 l-b-w b Kale .........20
0 b A B Kirtikar ...... r
0 b Kale............
0 b Kale 5
5 b Kale.. (
0 c and b A B Kirti ¬
kar .0
1 notout. 3
0 to bat
2 Extras...^
Total...31
Total...4
Y. H. C. CLUB.
1st Innings.
R C Navalkar run out ....44
K M Vijayakar b Dadabhoy .....10
R A Vijayakar c Hurst b Dorabji 2
N R Pilgaokar b Dadabhoy ... 8
R V Agastar, not out.. 4
R N Kothare, notout...... — 1
D B Ranjit ......
A R Kirtikar ... |
B P Kale Ato bat
B H Vijayakar.. |
K H Kirtikar ... J
Extras 7
Total............76
FORT HIGH SCHOOL C. 0- VS. THE NEW
LIBERAL 0. C. (MARINE GROUND).
| A cricket match between the above teams wai
played on the Esplanade play-ground on Sunday last
According to the result of the first innings, the Liberal
won the game by 14 runs.
FORT HIGH, SCHOOL C.C.
Second innings.
b Karanjia 21
b Madon -
o and b Lala... I
c Masany b Lala.. I 1
b Karanjia .........
b Lala 2
c Masany b Lala...
c and b Lala ......
c and b Karanjia ..
not out ...............
o and b Lala
b Lala
Extras
Total... 9
c. s
B L Karanjia b Reporter 3
A D Engineer o and b Reporter 5
M Framji b Reporter 0
P H Vakil Elected representative or attorney, acting in legal matters such as contracting marriage, inheritance, or business; a high-ranking legal official; could also refer to a custodian or administrator. c and b Lawyer .................. 0
S D Hirji Kborshed c and b Reporter 0
M Masany c and b Reporter 3
B Lala b Reporter 6
D N Karanjia b Lawyer 4
J B Madon not out 8
K G Bhownuggry c Affinwala b Reporter.. 7
P M Arjany c Setna b Lawyer 3
M B Law c and b Reporter 2
Extras 19
First Innings.
P Affinwala b Lala ....... 12
M Mehta b Karanjia... 5
H Mowdawala c Karanjia
b Lala 3
J Antia c Masany b Lala... 2
P Lawyer run out b Lala... 0
K Mistry c and b Lala...... 2
S Mehta b Karanjia 0
, P Setna b Karanjia 0
Reporter b Karanjia......... 3
Rutnager b Lala 2
M Vatcha b Karanjia ..... 3
P Nariman not out .1 2
Extras......... 3
Total...37
LIBERAL C,
Total... 51
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collective
The accused was remanded to jail.
prosecution.
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Total...33
Total...33
2nd Innings.
2
1-b-w b Kale
20
3
b A R Kirtikar .
0
5
(
0
notout
1
to bat
0
Extras. ..t
Total...4
$ to bat
B P Kale
1
Extras.
,76
Total.
0. VS. THE NEW
FORT HIGH SCHOOL C.
2:
2
Total... 9
c.
Total... 51
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of Hajee Hafim, a cookshopkeeper, at Falkland Road,
on the 24th instant. The case was postponed for
hearing to the 1st proximo to enable the police to
instruct the Public Prosecutor to appear for the
Girgaum
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The Falkland Hoad MURDER.—At the
Police Court yesterday, Superintendent
charged Emaumoodin Mithakhan before Mr.
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B H Vijayakar.. |
K H Kirtikar ...)
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Ahmedi b Kel
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and stole currency notes and cash, of the
value of Rs. 138-8, from the boxes.
Kale.
Kale..,.,.....
A R Kirtikar b
Kale....;
3
5
0
0
0
3
6
4
8
7
3
2
10
Nowroji c K H Kirtikar b
Ban jit
Hurst o Ranjit b A R Kir
tikar
Dadabhoy o Navalkar b
A R Kirtikar
Mullan b A B Kirtikar ...
Palanji c B H Vijayakar b
A B Kirtikar
Laville b Banjit
1
1'
Kale....... p.
and b A B Kirti
kar
Second innings.
b Karanjia
b Madon
Vessels ARRIVED.—The following vessels arrived yes
terday :—Sutlej (s), from Shanghai ; Karagola (s),
Karachi; and Landaura (s), Calcutta.
Vessel sailed.—The steamer Melpomene sailed yester
day for Hongkong.
Total...37
LIBERAL c.
c and b Lala
c Masany b Lala..,
b Karanjia .........
b Lala
c Masany b Lala...
c and b Lala ......
c and b Karanjia ..
not out ...............
c and b Lala
b Lala
Extras
First innings.
P Afinwala b Lala .........
M Mehta b Karanjia
H Mowdawala e Karanjia
b Lala....
J Antia o Masany b Lala...
P Lawyer run out b Lala...
K Mistry c and b Lala
S Mehta b Karanjia
P Setna b Karanjia
Beporter b Karanjia.........
Butnager b Lala
M Vatoha b Karanjia
P Nariman not out
Extras
1st Innings.
Davies c K M Vijayakar b
Banjit
Dorabji not out...
Sorabji b A R Kirtikar ...
Press of the World. Files
ting, end all Press work,
dp 11 subjects.
A CHURCE closed at DoNGRI.—The Church of our
Lady of Bethlehom, Dongri, in Salsette, has been closed
by the parishioners. The Bishop of Damaun pro
ceeded thither on Sunday but the result has not yet
been made known.
THEFT from A Ship.—Between the hours of 9 a. m.
and 1 p. m. on Saturday last some person entered
the forecastle of the s. e. Nubia, lying in the Prince’s
Dock, while the crew were engaged at work, and open
ed the boxes of the serang, tindal Non-European boatswain or head of a group of labourers. , and two firemen
which were in the forecastle by means of false keys,
TO-DAY.
Football Association, Y. M. C. A. First Eleven vs.
Next Fifteen, Cooperage Ground, 5-30 p.m.
Fire at DHARAVIE.—A’ fire broke out at 11 o’clock
on Saturday night, in a cadjan shed, occupied by five
families. Some bullocks and labour-carts were also
housed in the same shed, with a large quantity of hay;
all of which with the exception of the bullocks was
destroyed by the fire. The Mahim manual engine
was soon on the spot, but it was already too late to
render any assista nce. The origin of the fire is attri
buted to the careless use of an unprotected kerosine
lamp. The damage is estimated at Bs. 357.
Loss OF A Valuable EARRING.— Jamsetjee Sorabjee,
residing at Gunbow Street, reports that his wife lost
from her pocket a gold earring, set with three large
pearls, valued at Bs. 250, on Saturday last.
BO
A N Tyebji ...s
K S Ali
The Excessive use of Ganja.—An inquest was held
by the Coroner, at the morgue, respecting the death of
Koobee Javair, aged 20 years. Deceased was a ser
vant to a sweetmeat seller, on the Falkland Boad, and
was addicted to the use of ganja. On Sunday he was
found lying dead on a bench, at the Malabar Hill
Reservoir. There were no external marks of violence!
on the body. Dr. Sidney Smith, the Coroner’s sur-
G Kelly b A N
W Shelton b A
J Sharp c Mah
A Little bAN
E Walter o and
J White b K S
Hawkins c Had
Mackson b A Ife®— 11 " " 1
Brierly c and bgss I—
Plunkett not on , . 1, c
O’Brien b K S| Strand, -ondon, WQ
LIBEBAL 0. C. (MARINE GROUND).
A cricket match between the above teams wat
played on the Esplanade play-ground on Sunday last
According to the result of the first innings, the Liberal/
won the game by 14 runs.
FORT HIGH SCHOOL C. C, , .
Can the World get on Without APOLLINARIS
Water.— “ Polly ” is such a universal favourite in
the best-regulated houses that it is not surprising to
find Mr. Justice Kekewich, in some recent Chancery
proceedings, inquiring with solemn jocosity of the
learned Q.C. “ How is the world to get on without
Apollinaris, Mr. Aston ?” It is also not surprising
that the mere thought of such a catastrophe compell
ed the Q.C. to admit that “ he did not know,” “ Nor
do I.”—Laiy's Pictorial.
B L Karanjia b Beporter
A D Engineer c and b Beporter
M Framji b Beporter
P H Vakil Elected representative or attorney, acting in legal matters such as contracting marriage, inheritance, or business; a high-ranking legal official; could also refer to a custodian or administrator. o and b Lawyer
8 D Hirji Kborshed c and b Beporter
M Masany c and b Beporter
B Lala b Beporter
D N Karanjia b Lawyer..
J B Madon not out
K G Bhownuggry o Affinwala b Beporter..
P M Arjany c Setna b Lawyer
M B Law c and b Beporter
Extras....
E. M. S. C. C-
Bhagoo (captain) c E D’SHva b Taborda...
D Postmaster b E D’Silva
Khusroo b E D’Silva
Merchant b E D’Silva
Choonilal b
Dalal b E D’Silva
G A Merchant b Taborda •
A Postman b E D’Silva
Joshi b E D’Silva.;
Khanjee, not out
Muadam b E D’Silva .................
Extras
THE YOUNG HINDU C. 0.. V8. THE ACCOUNT
ANT GENEBAL’S OFFICE 0. C.
A cricket match was played between these two clubs
on Saturday last, on the Cooperage, which resulted in
a win for the former by 45 runs on the first innings.
The captain of the A. G. O. C. Club, having won the
toss, elected to bat, and co~-ed 13 •a v£ yhivH
Mr. Dorabji scored 20 not out. The Y. H. C. Club then
commenced their innings and, when they had run
down 76 runs for 4 wickets, declared their innings
at an end. To the total of 76 Mr. B. C. Navalkar
contributed 44 runs with a good display of cricket,
Mr. K. M. Vijayakar 10, and Mr. N. B. Pilgamkar 8.
The Accountant-General’s Office C. Club in their
'Second innings made a better stand, and saved an
innings defeat by scoring 47 runs for the loss of 9
wickets. In this innings Mr. Navroji scored 20 runs
with very patient play. Messrs. A. B. Kirtikar and
D. B. Banjit bowled well for the Y. H. 0. Club.
The fielding of both the clubs in the first innings was
good, but in the second innings of the A. G. 0. 0.
Club, the Y. H. C. Club fielded rather loosely. Ap
pended is the score
A. G. C. CRICKET CLUB.
Total...31
y. H. C. CLUB.
1st Innings.
B C Navalkar run out
K M Vijayakar b Dadabhoy
B A Vijayakar c Hurst b Dorabji
N B Pilgaokar b Dadabhoy
B V Agastar, not out.. «...
R N Kothare, notout......
D B Banjit ......
A B Kirtikar ... |
L.No.
ndon, W.C.
gh Street).
Manji run out
N H Vijayakar b K M
Vijayakar
Extras...
Bl
Maokson.......
Kelly .........J
White J
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1°3f . &OAEIKE, LONDON.
0. A. C. C.
J I D’Cruz (captain) b Khusroo
A Taborda b Khusroo
A Fernandez b Khusroo
E D’Silva c Bhagoo b Khusroo ;
J Bastiado b Khusroo
P Rozario not out •
G D'Souza b Bhagoo
A D’Silva c Bhagoo b Khusroo ,
C Netto c Bhagoo b Khusroo ....
0 Johannes b Bhagoo ...........
J D’Costa b Khusroo.,,,,
Extra,
0. A. C. C. V8. E. M. S. C. G.
The representative elevens of the above clubs met
on Sunday on the Esplanade, in a friendly contest at
cricket, which, as will be seen from the scores, re
sulted in a tie. The game was a hotly contested one.
The following are the scores