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Orange Champagne

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HONGKONG,

·30th April 1910.

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THE CHINA MAIL.

Kowloon find neevastry for their daily wants ? t

NEWS OF THE DAY.

Miss Addie Taigh makes bes-farowall appearance at the Empire Cidamatograph Theatre this evening..

Allegations of treachery are baing unda by the Branila pabars with regard to the sinking of the dry dock Dewey at Olongapo, Manila.

The Norddeutscher Lloyd in fiting 15 steamers engaged in the Far Eastern and Australian trade with Telefanten wireless installations.

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President Taft's travelling allowance is the latest dispute in the House of Representatives at Washington. The other

day it was Speaker Cannon's motor-eriz.

Of course such a suggestion ne that we should store our rai-water will be met by the ultra delicate with the reply that such water could be of no use expect for meeting the demands of the gardener: to use it for potable purposes would be Aying in the face of scientific advice and produce the PERFECTION OF TOUCH direst results. In the light of some facts within, our personal knowledge and experience we beg leave to differ. In the island of Bermuds, for instance, there is no such thing as a well, a stream of water, or a system of water- works. The soil is of so porous a nature that not even a puddle exists for more than a quarter of an hour, Yet the difficulty of a water supply is got over. By an ordinance of the Colony no one is allowed to build a bouse without making provision for storing underground a properly consented mud covered tank wherein is collected the whole of the rainfall that falls on those particular premises. This and this only the water supply for a all purposes, and it is suthcient to meet the demands of the Colony. Nor is disease more tifo there than elsewhere.

Over 1200

now in use.

S. MOUTRIE & Co., Ld.

Hongkon April 18, 1907.

MENOS FOR TO-MORROW.

Anations.

11 - Auction of Manila Cigars at Mr Geo. P. Lammert's Sales Rooms.

2.30 p.m. Auction of Japanese Carios at Mr Guo, P. Lammert's Salos Rooma. 2.30p-Austion of Fcx Toritor Pups or Me Gar. P. Lammert's Sales

Room

2.50 p.m.-auction of fecican Green Parrotas Mesas Eughes & Hough's "Sales Rooms,**

9.30 p.m.-Auction of Housobald Furat

ture, etc. at Besara Hughes & Hough'a Sales Roome.

The Derby.

Board.

Miscellaneous

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Royalists in France age saying that the time is almost ripe for the Duke of Orleans to overturn the Republie. Dis gest with the present regime is said to be devposing daily.

Alsace, said in the course of a speech that The German Emperor, while risiting

on national and individual grounds he con- sared the beer-drinking habit of students throughout Germany.

Harmaton's circus is playing at Penang Mr Warwick Major's Comedy Company

delighting Singapore and the Band man Opera Company, after a most su cessful season in Shanghai, aro playing in Japna.

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In Iddition to a number of third On the contrary Bermuda has long readings. a Bill is to come before next hech a resort where Americans seek re-Thursday's meeting of the Legislativo Council anthorising the appropriation of a eteration to health in ever-increasing supplementary sum of 8914,523.39 to de- numbers.

fray the charges of the year 1909,

Lord Walsingham "has just restored to. the parish church of Merton, Norfolk, the original Bible printed in 1811 by order of James I. The book disappeared many

Wo rentere to. predict that were the Bermuda system introduced into Hongkong we should speedily and our frater treubles at an end, while the ladies at least-would soon learn and was found in the possession of a private individual, from whom it was that for the purposes at making tea purchased by the late Lord Walsingham.

2.15 p.m.-Meeting of the Licensing such water is greatly superior to

General Memoranda,

THURSDAY, Jaze :-

11.Auction of Saltystre at Gavaro arent Gunpowder Depot Green Island. 2.30 pm-Meeting of the Legislative

Council.

----- NEWS OF THE DAY.

sation."

TUESDAY, MAY 31, 1914.

THE KING'S FUNERAL

SERVICE

THE EDUCATION QUES. TION.

„A SETTLEMENT IN SIGHT..

Important Ropart.

(Restor's Service in the China Mail.)

Lostor, May 31,

The Educational Settlement Com

Sir Exmilton Goold-Adanız, Governur..

The following letter has been received. of Orauga River Colony, in an intersłow en.airing in England, said: "The result by the Hon. Secretary of St Jahn

Cathedral of land settlement is placing men on cam-

Colonial Secretary' Dilice.

Flongkor, 1st May, 1910. paratively small areas of ground has gone

Sitam directed by the fleer Ad- to prove that small holdings are practic ahe, and in this way shows that South ministaring the Government to convey to The Church Body and especially to the Africa in the future will be able to carry Rav. A. B. Thornhill, vaining chaplain very large farming population. The now of St. John's Cathedin, Flis Kacolleroy South Afrion which "io. now springing into thanks for the ex lont arrangements made existence is going to be a really big on the 20th instant for the services in commemoration of His lata, Majesty King Edward VII, and I xm to add that His Freellency much appreciated the action wittee, which was appointed in 1908, The Strest's Times says "the Warwick of the seat holders in the Cathodmi in

placing their seats at the disposal of Die has presented an exhaustiva "report. It Major's Comedy Company gare & tear Goremment for the accommodation of the proposes a settlement-based on the compelling performance of the emotions:ouicers of His Majesty' civil, naval and

should be compelled to attend a playOld Heidelberg," on Thursday military service and of Foreign Consuls following principles. No child evening. (10th). The story of the ping and others,

denominational'school against the wish itself is an affecting one, requiring con.

of its parents. siderable talent to interpret properly, and the audience paid tribute to the excellence of both play and playing by its tears. Ouly The Hon. Segrotary, Church Body. the most play-hardened" could resist the action of the moment." It is some tine sisces Hongkong audience was moved to Coats. We should expect something good if this company come here,

I am, Sir,

Your bedient servant,

ISA. M. THOMSON,

Colonial Secretary.

“THE FINEST SITE."

to

. Religious education should be- regarded, subject to a conscientious right of withdrawal, as an integral part of school life.

3. Administrative arringementa ahould favour sincerity in religions

At Thursday's meeting of the Legislative Connell, Hon. Mr Murray Stewart will move That, before putting up auction the plot of Crown land situatix to teaching, showing respect for various SOCIAL AND PERSONAL. the north of the new Law Courts, the forms of ecoscientious belief among.

Government almall gefer the proposed son-parents and teachers.

The report is welcomed by the Thursday is the anniverary of the birth ditions of de to this Council"

newspapers of both parties. of Pope Pius X.

·HONGKONG TYPHOON BREAK- The title of Sir John Dickson-Poyuder,

WATER. Governor-designate of New Zealand, in the Peerage is Baron Islington.

When Mr Theodore Roosevelt returns to America he will not have to face the! ordeal of the Customs. His effects are to be admitted free:

Reuter's correspondent at Simia cables]

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Hon. Mr E. Osborus will, at Thursday's meeting of the Legislative Council, ask the following questions:--

(a) Whether a contract for the new typhoon brockwater has been let, and if so, what is the contract data iut completion of the work?"

• (1) In contract has nos boon les, what

((6) On what date did the Home Authorities finally approve the plans of the breakwater 1

that, Colonel Kirkpatrick, who has bean in the cause of delay in doing so? appointed Inspector-General of the Com monwealth Forces, will proceed to & vatralia immediately.

Queen Alexandra denies that, King Ed-

ara's death was due to vaccine treatment for bronchitis. On the contrary the treat- wout topt him in the beat of health for

fifteen months.

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HONGKONG'S NEED OF BATHING PLACES.

The intertoy question will be asked at the Legislative Council meeting op Thusday by the Hon. Mr E. Osborne :- His Highness the Sultan of Selangor hasWill the Government cause part of the Me Sydney Brown has invented.fred at Kuala Kangsar to wed the eldest foreshore at the Eastern and Westom ex- daughter of EL H. the Raja Muda of Perak tremities of the town to be reserved and and granddaughter of H. H. the Sultansão suitable as public bathing places ?" The young Princess's name is Raja Zobeids and is about seventeen.

that" of Tytam. "There is a feeling magnifying instrument for use with an abroad, however, that such a system of electric stethoscope. By inapos of this in self-help would not be favourably look-strument a London specialist can examine, stathoscopically heart trouble in a patient od upon by the Department charged 100 miles away. The invention was tested with looking, after our water supply. in the London hospital; and hearts were heard beating and eases accurately ding- nosed in the Isle of Wight.

8.30 p.m.-Auation of Household FurniWe know not why this should be. "We

ture, sf b, Queen's Gardens, 6,30 p.m.-Balloon Aecent at Bappy Re-have had to pay very heavily for large

treat.

FRIDAY, Jana 2-

Exchange Banks Close.

Insurance Offices Close.

King George V Birthday, dies non. King of Denmar's Birthday. SATODAY, June 1-

11a.m.-Acation of Mircellaneous Ar

The Chins Mai).

waterworks which already are proving inadequate to our needs, "while the recent discussion and. vote taken at the Sanitary Board" demonstrates that one at feast of our large reservoirs

=== WERE*ITIA “VRED"

a number of small additions to QUI

"

Mark Twain leaves, besides his auto- biography, a large amount of unpublished manuscript. According to Mr Palue, who is his official biographer and literary executor, there are many short stories, several mors

* Mr T. M. Boalg, M.P., presiding at the Road Congress in Dublin, said that when they got a local parliament, which ho was most anxious to see established, bemetentious works and all the odds and ende hoped its first expenditure would be to of a lifetime of literary activity. make a boulevard around Irchid, so that all the beauty spots of the country might

Lieutral Sir H. L. Smith Dorrian, G.0.0. at Aldershot, has issued order to stop the smoking of cigarettes by

soldiers there while under artis or on fatigue daty, as the shooting" of many acidiera bas-bean, affected. Commanding officers, however, are directed to use their discretion in permitting the ass of pipes,

:

The latest bit of gossip from Manila is

is slated for the appointment, of American

Ambassador to England. Mr Forbes, F the way, is a grandson of Ralph Waldo Emerson, so the literary traditions of the

London Embassy would be maintained. „

OPIUM ORDINANCE HARDSHUP.

At the meeting of the Legislative Council on Thursday, Hon. Mr Murray Stewart will sak the following questions:-

PROGRESS OF AVIATION.

AN AMERICAN ACHIEVEMENT.

(Reuter's Service to the China Mail.)

"Lostos, May 30.

The American aviator, Mr Curtiss, has won the New York World's prizo of ten thousand dollars (gold) for a fight by aeroplane from Albany. Governor's Island, to New York, a distance of 150 miles, in fire hours, alighting inly once to replenish his supply of petrol.

The qetnal Aying time was 170- minutes.

THE REBELLION IN NICARAGUA.

GOVERNMENT FORGES

SUFFER.

[Renter's Service to the China Mail)

Lovios, May 30. The Nicaraguan Government Forces. (1) Is it the case that on the 9th May the had 250 killed and wounded in an wife of the lately deceased Assistat way through to Tientsin with his body, Magistrato of the Sun Un District, on har was committed to prizon in this Colony for seven weeks, for having in her passes. mon a small quantity of opłum drom, some anti-opium pill and a little raw opium,

AN OPIUM SMOKER.

Henry Smith Malkio, master of the a.s. Fau Sang, charged Ho Fat, fireman of the same ahip, bofore. Commander Basil Taylor, R.N., at the Marine Court, this morning, with concealing the cade of illness of Kang Kes You on board the said hap

unsuccessful assault upon the rebel positions at Bluefields,

HANKOW-SZECHUEN

·RAILWAY.

EXTENT OF THE LOẠN.

(Wali The Yat Pole Serpice.)

PERISO, May 30,

[Note The following talogam appears in the Callenews dinerican:-Washington, May 28-Word has been routed at the is it the case that His Excelleney the Site Department that the Nicaraguan- recommended to be closed. The large

recognising the hardship created in this matter has been taken up diplomatically Officer Administering the Government, gunbost Yesun bas seized and nearched a schooner fying the American flag To extrusions of the Tyram works con-

sauce by the operation of the Opium The publication of the news has created

considerable excitement in 'view of the», templated by Sir FraDLKICK LOGARD

Ordinance, quashed the sencance?

(3) Will the Government consider the disregard of Knox's note forbidding fight- advisability of so amending the Opium so soon as he can find the money cannot

Ord-cance as to provide magisterial disers.ing at Bluefields.] HONGKOSE, TUESDAY. MAY 51. 1910. possibly be put in hand for some years.

tionary powers or other means whereby General Samuel C."Lawrence, of Med-bont ide travellers through the Colony, Meanwhile our situation calls for a much

forl, Mass, has been elected to the highest having in their possession a little opium THE CONSERVATION OF WATER.speedier remedy. Then why notinstitute

cffice within the gift of the Scottish Rite for privato dise, may escape penalties

intended for felonious smuggling ? Mascoe Hois sovereigni grand commsa- FACTO The British Empire, draws

In view of Mr Keir Kardie's speech at der of the Supreme Council of the Ancient speculative drafts on the Bank of Goodstage tapacities, additions which are Tony Pandy, Wales, asserting that loyalty Scottish Rite for the Northern Maarnio Luck than any other inslitation of within everyone's reach. I Bermuds to to Throne is a great superstition, Jurisdiction of the United States of its kind in the known world. So far has made a success of the system several Unionist members of the House of America. He is, too, the oldest activa Commons and others accuse Mr Reir member of the council. He is a Civil War it has mostly bad them honoured-again surely it is possible for Hongkong to Hardia of falsely swearing the oath of seteran, a banker and a railroad magnate.

line of demonstrated allegiance to the King in order to secare due to its lucky star. Just as the Em-fcllow along pire has been man the result of formi practicability. We cannot go mudd-seat in the House of Commons, and they ticus circumstance rather than the outing on, for over, placing all our trust on question whether it is possible to expel come of deliberate forethought, so many the chance of an erratic typhoon coming of its mest happy achievements have to our assistance, as it did last October. breu the result of sheer benevolence Let us face the situation equarely an on the part of Providence and not the taking example from a sister Crows ordered developments of scheming and Colony institute such a system of prevision. And if the Empire on the domestic storage that we shall for ever bazish the idea of a water shortage whole bas muddled though" ite tight places, so do its components parts trust to the same dangerous policy of haphazard la conducting their m"} dividual affairs. On the whole, there-

from these shores.

NEWS OF THE DAY.

Mr Hardie from the House..

landa.

fore-abadowed by the chairman at the

...

The Rev. R. J. Campbell bas asked the Congregational Union whether he should resign, since the Union has virtually ex communicated him, and also because the Rev. G Campbell Morgan, pastor of Weat

The case was remanded.

the

The loan for the Hankow-Szechuan Railway amounts to 30,000,000 francs.

INFANT EMPEROR'S EDUCATION.

For sale

Complainant stated that mate reported to him that the fireman had reported No. 3 froman a sick and was supposed to be suffering from diarrhoea. Bishop logham, clerical home secretary

(Wah Tre Yat Po's Service.) When questioned, of the Church Missionary Society, has reminster Congregational Chapel; the Rev. He went and at the man and found him

Dr Forsyth, Principal of Hackney Tboolog-in a state of coma.

Penist, May 30. turned to London after a tour of observa-ical College, Hampstead; and the Pov. defendant, who was the only one who could tion of more than 80,000 miles in many Dr Jowett, president of the Free Church had not been smoking epiam and that he sponk English, replied that the sick mean

The Prince Regent, has given “in "I am a stronger Imperialist than Council, have attacked his teachings, accus was not an opium smoker. Defendant had structions for the preparation of reading.. ever," he said, eperking of his impressicusing him of using the name, credit, and not reported the fact of the zazu's illness books to be used by the young Emperor

reccomend Little Englanders' to les fands of the Congregational denomination antil 8.0 p.m. although he was awary ho in his educational work. England; it will do them and their country while denying its faith,

was sick at 1 p.m.

The entry in the log stated that No. 3 an immense amount of good. They will

fireman had been smoking opium to excess, come back with a sounder view of things."

After an alteration had been made in the

LAME SHOULDERS.

·June 20 dan boon selected as the date treatment he still remained insensible. AME 'shoulder is almess, invariably The building of still another- ocean for the marriage of Miss Eleanor Butler concealed the fact of No. 3'e illness and Aud yields quickly to the free application.

After

demar defendant admitted having caused by, rheumatism of the muscles. The by-election for Crows to all the frer, to relieve the Lusitanis and Maurs Alexander, daughter of Mrs Henry Addison said he had beats ashore and had smyked of Obamberlain's Pain Balm. This liul- fore, we need hardly be surprised that seat rendered vacant by the death of the fania in the New York runil service, was Alexander, te Mr Theodore Roosevelt, Jr. $15 worth of opium. Complainant soarhhed mens is not only prompt and effectual, but

in no way disagreeable to use, there is something more than a tinge of sight Hon. J. Torokinson (Liberal), annual meeting of the Cunard Company. The ceremony will be performed in the the ship sud found oplum and pipes,

by y all chemist "and storekeepers. sulted the return of Mr W. Maren as to the future of the New York trade, Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church, Now the absurd in the fact that s water (Liberal) by a majority of 1598 votes. The it lay not with the moderate-sized cargo York. Colonel and Mrs. Theodore Roosa" famine is fast becoming an annual polling waa-W. M'Laren (Liberal), 7639, boat, but with the 40,000 or 50,000 ton velt and Ming Ethel Roosevelt will Innve spectre in the life of the Colony of Westerd (Unionist), C011. At the general combined cargo and passenger steamer. England on June 10. The date of the Hongkong. With a rainfall of some 75 Toukinson (L), 7781; Sir J. Harrington this typo like the Tanconia.

election the voting for Crows J. They had invited tenders for another of wedding has been awaiting their plans. It will be an afternoon wedding, and tho inches per anzum to our credit, it (U.), 413; F. H. Rose (Lab,), 1380,

reception which will be held by Mrs Alez- argues either the moet wasteful

ander will be in the house of Mr and Mrs. use of the bounties of Nature, or

Charles B. Alexander.

great incapacity "of storing those advantages against the time when they will be moet needed. A little of both delicts must be placed to our discredit We wonder how many of our readers pre aware that the pmount of rain falling yearly within the bare mits of an asphalt tennis court in Hongkong if properly turned to account is suficient to supply

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Waterworks costing £6,273,510 for ***, A family of eight was wiped out by av reservoirs in the Thames Valley to the Whitebaven diuster. One woman bald 20,000,000,000 gallons and supply took her husband, her son, and three London until 1941 wors objected to at the brothers. The mine will probably not be Metropolitan Water Board recently on upened for thres marths. Eighty-eight of athetic grounds and on the ground of the the entombed men were married. In view danger of earthquake, and invasion, which

of the outory against the sealing of the would mean a London bereft of water, Whitehaven mine, Mr Winston Churchill It was, however, decided to ask parlis- telegraphed to Whitehaven and oculted mentary approval of the scheme, which in- the Chief Inspector of Minen, Top latter volves capital outlay before 1941 of replied that it is certain that no one Falivo and any attempt to penetrate the sled workings would be fruitless apů would mean certain death to the reactie party. Mr Churchill eays be appreciator

a family of ten persons with as much feeling of the miners, and their courage

£10,000,000.

CORRESPONDENCE,

'A REPLY TO “* JUSTICE,"

(To the Editor of the Onza BĹATE',) Fir, -I was a bit aurprised at the zaak statement made by "Justice" in your Issue of yesterday's date with reference by the gallons and gallons of water appare Times, piracy is hocining, and it goes on to ently" from the masins, boing poured on to plate a case where a tongkang was boarded and 232 were stolen, Poubenys the grounds.

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Like Rubber, remarks the Strattı

th Police and Civil Service Recreation

30 gallons per head per diem: that is, and devotion, but he cannot notion Finner. That is rohing to what some Justice had taken the trouble, MISS MADGE MORRIS,

with more than they would actually re- further lose of life.

of our City pirates can do. They would before rushing into print to Jeok, he would MrJIM HARVEY quire for all purposes according to the

have flested the Toogkang Rabber Com have aden that both clube obtain their KEEP TT HANDY,

pany and marched oft with £82,000. ·An LAST & FAREWELL PERFORMANCE generous, allowance of the local water

of force pumps from the nolish which runs. authority; and that the amount of rainDIATE relief is necessary in for the tankow mused by (hiness, which supply of water for "their" greens by means

attacks of diarrhiour Chamberlain's war boarded by Malay pirate, who gut-off. MISS ADDIE LEIGH,

Colic, Cheless and Dianhomemady ther queues, owing to disappointment at by their grounds, and which water is unút falling apon the roof of an ordinary-sized aloud always be on hand. G. t butele finding no money, well, the Chionman work for any other porpos,Tuer, &0, GRAND MATINEES':

prepared for sudden"a brick I

GREEN RANGER. house would supply about 10 gallons, and be variish For ftale by all sokir than some insestore, who baro or more than the inhabitants of chemists and "aturekeepers,

Leen skinned sliva.

RÁTCEDATH, and Bundar","ni 4′′ 1,36.-

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Hongkong, Stat May 1910.-

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