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local Normal School re-opened it the
nd 1912. At Yunnanfu there have beat opened a Mining School, à Baakers
NEWS OF THE DAY.
Saturday,. Ish proximo.
The cargo of gaw silk shipped on board
shoes Magollan, which left this port on September 23 was delivered at Lyone on the 27th instant.
The Royal Bengkong Taebt Club will Sehwol and Industrial School, and 4. be “At-Homo" their friends on privato Middle School. Normal Schools now exist at Talita, Mengisa. Puerb, Cosobangfu, Likisage, and Yungchang fe. Free tuition is given in all the schoeds, while in Some' ouses food, unl- forms, books, etc.."are"all" provided in alition without cost. The pumber of
A. Chinese skop-keeper of Tai Yuso students at Trumandu is said to be about Street, Wanchai, has reported to the
on behalf of the firm, and then absconded.
Very old liqueur Scotch Whisky. 7,000 The cation budget for the lies that one of bis fukin collected $60
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province is estimated $500,000.
records the establishment of a
Our Celebrated E very old Liqueur Scotch Whisky is Anong Mongtas improvements. Mr. Ton a blend of the best Pot Distilled Scotch Whiskies. Its is of great age, very fine, and mellow. Its superiorry the treatment of most kids
of ongs, and than of a theatre built by quality has established its reputation as THE LEAD-limited Lability company. In Yunnania ING SCOTCH WHISKY IN THE EAST.
electric lighting, both públic and private, has been installed. A power station, uble to provide light for 8,000 Id-candle-porer lamps, was created 20 miles from Yun įnacfu, on the western side of the Tien- chih Lake, at the outlet through which the lake's waters flow to the Yangtze, and during the year the city was supplied
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MEMO FOR TO-DAY. 0.15 p.Entertainment "Twelfth -Sighs" at the Theatre Royal.
MEND. FOR TO-MORROW.
2.30 p.m. Auction of Jewellery at Men Hughes and Hough's Sales Roonis,
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General Memoranda.
SATURDAY, Nayember 1-
2.30 p.m.-Auction of Furniture at Messrs. Hughes and Hoogh's Balso Room's.
9.15 p.m.-Harston's Circus at Cause
way Bey.
Twelfth
9.15 p.Entertainment
Night" at tho. Theatre Royal. ·
TUESDAY. Sovember 4 :--
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A Biteen-year-old boy was charged before Mr. Wood at the Magistracy, this morning with hawking papers without licence in Des Voeur Road Con'ral. De feadset pleaded guilty, and a fine of $3 was imposed.
loon City police that ve armed robbers
A report has been made by the Eow enterod No. 83 Lye. Mun and stole $54 îù, (subsidiary scine and other articles to the total value of about 859. The robbery was committed shortly after midnight.
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LEGISLATIVE "COUNCIL.
BUDGET BILL PASSED,
RITRAORDINARY TYPHOON DAMAGE.
A meeting of the Legislative Council was hold this afternoon. H.E the car Administering the Government, Mr. Claud Severn, presiding. There ware also pre- Heat:-
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Secretary.
The Hon. Mr. W. CHATHAM, C.M.G.,
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30-
SUCCESSFUL LAUNCH
AT KOWLOON.
A GEM FOR TEE TOSKIN
TRADE.
French Boat's Charming Godmother.
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deck. The ressol is atted througho with, thetris light by Messrs. W. U. Jack thil Ca, Hongkong, under whome superintendance the design and construe. tion of vasaci bave boon carried out,
The propelling machinery) consists of e act of triplo expansion engines driving. | thaugh stool ahalting bronza propeller. The cylinder dimensioris are 19in:-.
in diameter: with a stroka ok. 30in. The ongings neu very ambatantially bulls -- Under the happiest of augurio was throughout. The condenser is indepen launched at the Kowloon dook, of the dent of the main engine framing, circular Hongkong and Whampoa Dook Company in shape, the shell being of steek plade. this morning the steamship Indo, built Animependent steam duren i
H: the General Officet, Commanding the Troops. Major General F. H. Kelly.
The Hon. Mr. A. M. Trocox, Colonial the company to the under of 3. Pfugal circulating pump is provided for Bogue, who has a fleet of boats. "circulating water though the condensar. bearing the name of precious stangs Two vertical duplex puraps are fisted; coër The Hon. Mr. J. 4. 9. BroKNILL, K.Qgaged in the coastal and river tradis for general service purposes, the other Attorney General
The Hes. Mr. A. G. 3. FLET,n the French colonies of the Far East. an auxiliary feed pump. Steam I. The Jade; a small bus exceedingly well generated in a large single ended boller Colonial Treasurer.
proportioned steamer took the water in working under natural drought and de the presence of a large and representative | sigieel for a working pressure of 180lba, gathering Fench resalens, and had por square inch. The engine room and in Mile L. Lieber a dharming god-stokehold throughout will be complete mother. Those who wiosed the care with all necessary appliances for the data mouy, which took place in brilliset sun-working and thorough overhaul of the shine, included M. G. Liebert, French machinery, which throughout has been Consul-Gonoral, Mes. Liebert, M. P. sigid and cimented to the require Roque, Cuptain and offices of the a.sments of the Bureau Veritas. Atlantique, Mr. Jassena, Mr. V. d'At
Director of Public Works..
The Han. Mr. E R. HALLIYAL, Socre tary for Chinese Affairs.
The Hon. Mr. O. Mel. Masaza, Omplain Superintendent of Police.
The Hon. Mr. Wm fçx, CM.G. Hon. Mr. E. &. Hxwazz, C.M.G. The Hon. Mr. E. SHELL.
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The Hon. Mr. David LandAZE, The Hon. Mr Lap Onu Fax. The Hon. Mr. C. MONTAGUE EDE. Mr R. H. Czarron, Clerk of Councils.
TYPHOON DAMAGE.
R.E. the Officer Administaring the
with alectric light. The cost of the whole Mr. H. Lehmann, who is connected with A visib is being paid to Hungkong by
installation--plant, perver-station etc., the Mission Schools of the Berlin Mission. - elianated at 8500,000, and this up-iety in China. Fie visit is in the in- Government in making recommendations Reep as $18,000 a year. The oncern forests of the Institution be represents, for two financial votos (which were to ld prows a surse of weaith to the which has over forty schools in the Kferred to the Finance Committee said that the damage dona by the typhoons prysiner. A telephons systera is man
of August 17 and September 18 was con- aged by the Telegraph Administration,
siderableThe fargout ad was who med; though it has but a very limited
damage to important roads in Victoria. The damaga, Vas caused chiefly by the ch of subscribers (Ph. it works
typhoon, together with the high tide on well. A good macadamisel road, about..
August 17, when the whole of the front 1.1 miles long, has been laid outside
of the Prays was swept by heavy sess tine South Gate, connecting the city with
for some hours. Had it not been for that, the damage would not have been so large. The damage by the typhoon of September 18 was nothing like so great, but the unfortunate accident to
the railway station and other points. and is now, lined with shops on both sides. The main streets of the city are naw kup fairly clear by a corps of street sweepers: order is maintained by an eficient police force; and two bos. pital, one French Governmens, institu. tion and the other under Chinese control,
Soue Revenas. Oficera picked up six unclaimed boxes on the Prays yesterday. On being opened three of the boxes were found to contaio clothing, but the remain. ing thier boxes were packed with rifles, revolvers, and mmunition. The armand ammunition were confiscated by the police.
ALLEGED EMBEZZLEMENT BY
BANK-CASHIER.
Datch Subjects to be Extradited..
tingar, Mr. R. 1. Dyer, shief manager
nf the dock company, and Ir. Si Dod. well, one of the directors.
CORRESPONDENCE.
HONGKONG · LAND INVESTMENT AND AGENCY CO. LTD.,.
AND
- Ak. a given, signal the laas blocks were removed sad the jacka started the ship on her way down the slipway to the water, Mlle. L. Liebert gracefully christening her with of chamHONGKONG LAND RECLAMATION pagne, tied with the tricou, os abo glide off. The lady visitors were pro-
vided with bouqueta of Bowers tied with
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jade coloured ribbon, and the gueste ad- journed to the cock recreation room, hero the now reset the builders, the -owner and Mlle. L. Liebert werd toted..
Hongkong, October 31. Mr. Stanley Dodwell, proposing “ Sue-
Dene Siz, -'I am requested by the Board. goss of the Tade and prosperity to M. Roque, said & steamer built by British tok you to be good enough to insert the builders for a French owner and launched following reply which has bean sont to Mr. by a charming French lady should do Gershom Stewart to the latter which ap much to cement the entente cordiale in pearod in your lasus of 9th Irst.-Yours the Far East. He trusted that M. Roquo | faithfaily, the steam launch belonging to the Ssai- would give the dock company many more ey Board was a big item. The washetanities of cementing it in this way, 'out of the railway embankment between Sun Tin and Tai Po was a great expense which was unavoidable. It was more than three times the acant put in the age, which was $24,000. But hey had and several yours practically without typhoons, so, this was really paying of what was prer the average. He moved that the zinuten be referred to the Fin- ance Commitico.
an in Ponstant and helpful operation. Mr. Hazeisnd, Mr. and Mrs. Sonneveld. estimates every year na typhoon dam. lant, he trusted, for a very long time.
An the beginning of 1012 there were 0.775 of telegraph lines, with 34 stadions operated in the province. The number of purtols received by the Mengtsz poet
offer drelined à little, due no doubt to
At the Magistracy this morning before Butch subjects, who are charged with being concerned together in ambezzling 190,000 guilders from a Dutch bank in Patavia, made their final appearance; after a series of romande.
Wna
It will be remembered that the malo dedant was cashier of a busk in Bate- 5.31 p.m.--Organ. Fecital, St. John's the biga parcel post-fariff. This tariff via and of 180,000 guilders be
Cuttedral
has been lowered from the beginning of charged with embezzling, the Hongkong St.
1911 There is, wanton destruction of judice renvers? 163,000 gülldors. A phensant el egrets now, going on intel inspector of police has now n this pravines, as well by Chinese as by rived in the colony fra Batavia to take
9p.m. Mallandort
Andrew's Hall.
WEDNESDAY, November 5-
Concert,
2.15 pm. -Meeting of the Licensing
Board in the Council Chemiser.
2.30 p.m-Auction of Furniture at Tang
Yoon. 18 Macdonnell Road.
Exclusive Distributers. FRIDAY, November 7
WM. POWELL.
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THE EDWARD DISPENSARY, 1. KAMMING 1 Ca. Lo
530 p.Exmordoary General
ing of Hongkong Cricket Club. MONDAY, November 10—
| rolignes. In 1900, in response to the reign Minister's songestion to check die slaugher of pheasants and other Heet-truthurish, birds, thus Tingli Yamen pre
hibited the exportation of bird skin;
5. p.m.-Christian Science Lecture at but though this prohibition has been
Theatre Roya
The China Mizil
Hoxasons, Tuïrsday, Oct. 30, 1913.
CHINA'S FRONTIER PORTS.
da, CF E. Tenant, Commissioner of Chateaus at Sivoglinz. in the course of
carefully cnfereed by the Maritime Cus. toms, nolling has been done to stop the truds in bird wkins inland; and unless same measures bo Laken in the interior by the Nativo Curtoms nad Lika Offices,
eimur of the dadeilants.
the weused, slated to the Magistrate that Mr. Gardener, who sppeared to defend
had been stranged by on consent of he defendants for them to leave the colony to-morrow or Saturday morning. He maked that a formal renatid until Monday be granted, and then if the de- fendants left in the meantime, the caso. fould be withdraw.
Inspector Collett agreed to this course, provided that the solicitor for the de- fence appeared on Monday when the cass
withdrawn,
Mr. Gardener said that Mr. Sonneveld
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The Hon. Colonial Treasurer seconded, and the motion was carried.
The first minute, for a sum of $96,581, was made up as follows:-Harbour Mae- ter's Department: Oil and sundry stores.
A..SHELTON HOOPER Secretary.
[Copy.]"
GABEKOM STEWART, Esq., M.P.,
Whiteholme, Hoylaka, Cheshire.
M. Roque said he felt that nothing wis wanting to cement the catents, which was well as all over the world, and it would as good as it ponsibly could be here" is
His ships were very small, and he had Gems were of small proportions, but their given them the names of precious stones, value, in comparison with their size was gr. That was why he had chosen for the Jade such a charming god-mother: because he thought that the
This letter appears to have been pub- fuence of a charming lady, which was solished in each of the local papora as an noticeable upon human beings, must be open letter addressed to the Secretary of exerted upon a ship, to which they gave this Company.
a personality. The more charming the 155: abean launch repairs, $800. Sani-god-mother of a ship, therefore, the |try Department: Staf, launch, stenan
greater should be hersinfluenço upon the barge and lighter repairs, $2,600. Botani cel and Forestry Department: Forgatry New Territorios, $180; maintenance of gardens and grounds, $1,000. Publie
Works: Hongkong, typhoon and rain. storm damages, $53,700, Ditto. New Teritories, Islands in southern district, -40,400; mainland and islands in northern district, $19,80). Kowloon-Canton Rail way, expenditure: Main line, mainte mice of way, works and stations, 810:370: Fanling Branch, maintenance of way and works, 1770.
THE BUDGET BILL.
The Budget Bill, entitled "An ordinance to apply s sum not exceeding $8,187,102 to the public service of the your 1914", was taken through committer stage without discussion, read a soonnd sad third times and passed.
the prohibition to export by the Mariano doubt in his mind as to whether
The offer vote recommended was in aid of Public Works, and was made up of the Time Customs menos too late, as all the the Hongkong police had power to airest following items:-Kowloon: Maintenance atrin has already been done when the him an Japanese bosti
of buildings, $5,000. New Territories: Mr. Hazeland replied that the defon-Maintenance of buildings mainland and ins are brought on the market. An dans could be informed that he was i-lands in northern district, $2,000. hers quantity is now reported for arrested within the jurisdiction of the Kowloon: Miscellaneous works, extra sale in this province, and all ekances are rology. There was no queation of juris | ordinary. $2,000. availed of te smuggle the skins across the I: did not matter whether he was on à diction, as he was within' British waters.
rutier. As to egret feathers, the case
Japanese or any other steamer. interesting an instructive report different trade in "feathers" is clicit. bestueda rrevntly, states that the trade of and as these birds are only killed for the China's frontier ports during lest year!
ake of
the few feathers on their back showed that there was regnarkable pro-
Juring the breeding season, wo have not pany - The merptional airextustances seu got the prohibition against the ex- which favoured trades in that part are part of bird sking to help us.
The price
Bedeuseläm the
of egret feathers is constantly rising, and revenue, ilk. Ta 4244, quist Bk. Tls, 243, init may be feared that the actual slaugh. 1911, and Hk. Th. 275,92 in 10. the will result in the total exterraination pravio regred year. Upina duties the birds; and the only remedy is an absolute prohibition to kill and export
dwindled to next to nothing. The much talked of branch railway which is to link the Kochiu in mines with the Tonkin- Yunpandu callway at Pishihchui Las not yet materialisal. A new survey of the Yunnanfa-Kutaingfu section of tho Yun- nan-Kwangsi Railway was again under- taken, but work has not begun yet. Tho
stoppage of railway, true between 1e farw and Morgise during the rainy seasan 1911, and the disappearance of suit. ables junka on the Red River since the scampistion of the railway, demonstrated the need of a caravan road for cases of "omergency; and with this view the oid mad along the Bel River has been re puired from Eckow to Sinkus, Silk cul- fure, which had been fostered under the late region was further encouraged by ther importation; for, free distribution, of mors nuulberry, trzem frean Chicking, and
the feathers of this bird for at least a
Tow Tents..
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HONGKONG VOLUNTEER.
JOD.
The nndermentioned members having joined the Corps are slotted Corps "No,
•nd posted as follows :--
No. 1466 Pte. J. Brown, Cen re Scetion
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No. 1467 Ttr. D. Bleuk row, Centre Section H. G. Cu.
No. 1488 Pie. . . Southerton, Centrs section B. G. Co.
No. 1480 Pte. A. L. Guo, Scouts Col.
NOWITZER SECTION,
The third monthly shoot of the above ompany inkus place next Sunday. Fod November, at King's Park Range at
2.30 p.
TWELFTH NIGHT.
worn from Choking, Shantung, There was a very good attendings at the and Tocan provides. From reture inutiae performante of Tefth Night made to the School of Agriculture at by the Hongkon, Mummers yesterday after Termanto, B.cultivation appears to have HOOR. A very large number 1 children extraded to CB. districts and the total of G'LAT REDUCTIONS IN mubeng trees planted now exeril
PRICE?
Gamland "Druggists
20,000,000. „Nevertheless, un foran Pant
E DECORÍPYJOJE, KOTORMARTA ported, and trade in silk through Van Sant Cutím House in practically non- cabent. Eduential affairs, whiels had bocar put acide during the revolution,
Druga Patent Medicines, de
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included in the audience, and they adeinā t› enjoy the boisterous revelry of Sír Taby and >ix Andree immensely. It w
imppoleting, however, in find this the badost, clase, for whom the matoed war neranged was but spemely represented.—In
PIRACY AT MAÇÃO.
LABOR #CH OF MONEY STOLEN.
A dazing piacy is reported from Macno. The & American, which sails under the Portuguese fag, took to Mamos nm of money stated to letwaen 840,000 and 830,000, which it was proposed to bring on
The council then adjourned...
FINANCE COLDERNTERI,
At a meeting of the Finance Committee which followed the Hon. Mr. A. M. Thompa presiding, the financial minutes referred were passed.
damage.
DEAR SIX-On the 9th inst. Freceived
ing the names of some of the shareholders a printed and undated copy of letter bear-
on the subject of the management, dem, of this Company and that of the Hoogkong Land Reclamation Company.
It has been laid before; the Board, who will take it into consideration and will refür
of Shareholders.Yours faithfully,
resci. Dy you not thinks I have made to it at the next Ordinary General Meeting
good choice, M. Roque concluded, unid a storm of applacse, it which every. body present expressed an affirmative reply.
Two pleasing little ceremonies then took place. Afr. 5. Dodwell, on behalf of the dock company, presented to Mr. L. Liebert as a souvenir a handsome gold watch and chair, and M. Roque pro- senter to the Mes. Liebert beautiful Chinese jade bradets
(Sd.) A. SHEuro Hoorra, Secratary.
THE MOST GRACEFUL ·ACT.
The correspondence resulting from the Manchester. Guardian's ", roquest for accounts of the most graceful sot ** has produced, among others, the follow M. Roque then addressed the gathering story correspondent playing st ing in French, telling & charming myth the Raynes Park golf course, began rather cal romanew associated with the name of well, but hia ral form soon became the new vessel. He gave her the name painfully visible. The caddio at first mug- Jade," he said, because it was believed gested things like "getting well below by the Chinese and Annamites that this with that lofter and towing it over that stone brings good luck. He boned lately tree on to the green, and other fonts from a friend, a university profesor, the which the golfer never thought of doing story of an old King who charming even in dreams. After the first 'low- daughter was to be married to a peinen holes the caddio saw that there was of the Des de Baie d'Along, on the Ton nothing to be said, thò golter doing all in coast. The bride having a presents the speaking that was necessary after each ment that she would be placed in danger shot. As the highest hole on the course by a tempest on the way to her future
(it was, doue, in nine) the cadilio sală:" husband's bore the advice of an did you got the best view of the course honk was sought, and he gave the girl from hore, sir, looking over to Wimble ajado-stone ring, bidding bar cast it in den Hill, with the house of zid brick sad - the son if trouble threatened, when white and yellow in the sun. I wonder the waters would be immediately calmed. artists don't come to paint it. I'm going During the voyage a big upheaval was to take a photograph of it myself some
view like that.".
OIKEMA ROMANCE.
Hoa Mr. Berett expressed the paused by an immense as serpent which that if His Excellency was sending munted the cost, and folowing the day. It's worth oxening up here to get. | the debate upon the Military contribution advice given her the girl throw the ring he would call attention to the extraordinary into the water. It was immediately to Hongkong to purchase opium, &o. The the colony had been put in this one year and the ship was saved, the voyago and expense-nearly lakh of dollars to which swallowed by the monster, which died, by typhoen
The Chairman thought the conneetioning happily. Mila Liebert some time was rather obscure.
Bofors, L. Boque seid, launched for him:
The romance of a young, sinema nefros Hon. Mr. Howatt did not agros. the Emerald" which had boon very who recently joined in English film com The Chairman said he could not find any rucocesful, and be hoped the ads, pany was told me this wosk. Ar a matter item referring to typhoon damage in the launched by har sister, would be blessed of fact, she had only appeared on two alme estimator. financial items bad reference to the military upon the wavos as lightly as danood the of her bearing attracted a
Hon. Mr. Havets contended that all by similar good luck, sal would danes when the beauty of her face and the charti contribution.
lady who Launched her. (Apple) visitor to London. He paited the manage wealthy Colonia The discussion closed, and the minutes The "Jade," which is the sixth best of the film company, and procured, s were passed.
built by the company for M♪ Hoque, la a
original of the"
in.; length bobroen perpendicular, and, after honeymoon on the Coatirent, steel single serow stoner of the followintroduction to the origins ing dimensions-Length overall, him. They are to be in tried next week, beautiful picture that had no fasulenbad
153; broad, extemas, 29th, Siz the Girl on the Film
will travel to a
Bost left Masan on Sunday for Macao, the skipper of the vessel, Captain Braga, being in Hongkong. As the vessel did not arrive the Captain proceeded to Macao and feand that the ship had been pirated. It appears that when half way to Hongkong, on Sunday night, the American was approached by jaoks, from which about.bwalva: Chinese boarded the steamet. The pirates got away with | about $50,000:ho mash, bot the cargo, which
comprised a quantity of pigs, was touebed. The compradore on offering resistance to the robbers, was wounded in the legs. It is suspected that the crew of The American and now Chinese women passengers on board, were in league with this morning :— | the pirates, and the "whols of the crew has
LONDON SHARE QUOTATIONS.
Mr. P. C. Potta received the following breadth, moulded, 2711⁄2 in.; depth, distant colony where, Blm Beliste nen law. share. quotations by cable from Londen moulded, 17ft. Lin., Süs in built to the and far between. Une condition made by
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boon detained by the Macio authorities. Shells ("Bearers")-- 6 The steamer was taken by the pirates to Mexican Exules Ural Chepines... some islands south of Macao, where she Chinese Eng. and was loft. The bont: returned to Macsoning Co., Ltd..."
Tronoh when the pirates left her, and the carga was brought to Hongkong by the Bai-tsi Indos (Combine
Palangs end Sai-Ap. None of the passengers of the Electric Trams American were injured, it apparently belug the main object of the pirates to get the large am unt of money for board,
POWLS BY ELECTRIC LIGHT,
Bowl is ple700),
a dress civalo, at buy rate, Those who light on the green of the have not dont, so, should take the
partanity of witneming "Twelfth Nigh again attended to. Primary Schoolsie perfirminowe of which will sink mes uloted only a few months, wid this Hongkon
eforefront amateur, thanks
writ by calmetria:
The
H-YEARS' TRANCE.
rules and requirements of Bureau Veritas the bridegroom seems a bard one to the highest diaaa apecial survey, with fixed cinas man, though I understand the young bride is much flattered by it. All the film, 5.Bayers, foreboard, having two deck sheathed in which the young weran appeared have * Hiddle, with teak. The engine and baller wande | Join bought up and destroyed, the Colonial is smidabips, providing two large cargo declaring that there is no longer any need. bolds. Water ballet is carried in the delectation. S desacring fin frm is for his bride to exhibit her beauty for publis fore and after peaks. Spacious woon done out at a desirable advertisemeck
Bayern, decks are sorved by four large, water-4* Citizen. Middle, tight dooy. The airgo Estehen, “ fest
TEETOTILLERS' RISKS.
long by 10 din, wide and 16 foch by 1966. bán, say: efficiently protected. by hardwood, ahoathing, protection which the owners found nooomscy during their long exporieson in the spacial, hende for which Toolotailers would appear to be poou The wife of a farmor at Burgo, Spain, the vessel is designed Powerful atliarly eussoptible to appendicitis, aweko from a trancs which is stated to winches of the friction, type, by MORAES, This is the conclusion
•havo Insted thirty years.
and: Professor
Stapler dur Clog are fited, on the main link desk, working, tego from steel daerial HAMBERLAIN'S TAIN TALL: maste and spoutally strengthened,
arong hook being fittod des the in ARRE is nothing an gond for museplar maat, for towing
therantiam, syainey lameness, orwimps windlass is by Me the muscles, braise and like injoint ve
ld Comp Led