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together with courteous letters of congratulation only to the Manghu Resident, but at no date had either Sikkim or Bhotan ever received, a seal, sash, or title from the Emperor of China, ar been included in the map." Sheng Tai pointed out in 1888 that it was entirely owing to the apathy and neglect of the previous
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Stad Bergt-Major Matthews "A.S. C. left with bin family by the P. and 6.
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charge armed robbery in Mr. Woods Court this morning fell through, as the
police had no evidence to offer,
FULL COURT OF APPEAL.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1914:
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. A FATHER'S DESER-
His Excelleney the Governor, Siz. HENRY May K.G.M.G. presided at a meeting + f the Legislative Council this afternoon and there were also present s
CHINESE PÄRTNERSHIP ACTION.
The Full Court of Append was opened a. the Supreme Court this morning be. the General Uleer. Commanding fora Dheir Lordshipa, S. Haviland de
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WOMAN AND FOUR CHILDREN SUPPORTED BY KNITTING.
Sausmases (Caut Judge of H.B.M. the Troops, bajor General F. H. Kim yesterday Chins Mail" It will be
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The first appen take was a partyor ship action, the parties being Ee Chiu Lamias Ho Yiu Tong plaintif in the original setion, and resperulent, and Ele The 253 Bn, Duke of Cornawilla | San Lany shins Ho Sgok Lau, defendant
story of a father desection mentioned
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memkarud that a little girl, »gud nine, told The Hon. Mr. Claun Savers Colonial | Mr. Hazelaod yesterday morning that her inther" had desorted them and left these destituto..
The Hon. Mr. J. A. S. BuCKXILL, K. ↑ month. They arrived in Hongkong four
Residents and of the Tibetan authorites at Lhassa that Sikkim Captains Tell has taken command of had found it advantageous for the as Chan Po during the abaenon of
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notified to China through the British Minister at Peking. The Macauley mission negotiations had at last ni armed the Tibetans for their own safety, and their wish was to retain the whole of Sikkin and Bhotan as bufers between themselves and India.
Captain Harington who is in hospital.
Light Infantry return to barracks on Friday and Satu day from Sun Wai Camp
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Attorney Goserai,
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The Hon. Mr. A. M. THOMSON, Colonial Treasurer,
The Hon. Mr. Y. CHATHAM, O.M.G., Director of Public Works.
and appellest. The appellant moved for in order that the judgment of his Lard-tery for Chinese Affairs,
ship the Chief Justice on the trial of the action, dated Databer 18, 1913, in
favour of the plaintiff be a maid and
judgment entered for the defendant with "Roster; OF ternatively thas 2017 trial be ordered with a jury, the costs
A report'enya that during the rebellion of the former trial to abide the event, hat year, more than 60,000 riffs ware and plaintifs to pay the cost of this kan sy by the rebellious soldier.appeal or any other or further order that "Peking Daily News,
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jing bo. kidnap - a girl jagad · 15 years. maps they produced to him to show remand for a wook was ordered. that Lingtu (from which place the British Indian troops drove them out pell-mell) was still in Tibet: they would not deny that the Dalai Lama had in 1794 given the Chumbi region to Sikkim, but they argued that Sik kim ought to surrender this gift as penalty for their trenchery, having
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--It - has boon ammurtained that the came of the woman is Wallen, living at 28 Aber deen Street, on the wat side of No. 5 Folic Station.
Inquiries offcited the information that the condition of the family was estremely precarious Daring her sojourn in "the" Culany,
the woman, who is a native of Texas has cked out an axialence nud provided for herself and four children by knit ing. Formerly she earned a living by cutting paddy in China.
"The woman's husband, who is
China- 'man, sent berand the children to the Colony four months ago and then deserted them.
of Passenger Act, 1855, and concerning
Asiato qmigrents generally,
was nos barred by the stahita or limition of the main dam of the now Tai Tam Tik trservoir, been commenced yet? If so, when was it begun, and how far as such excavation, proceeded ?
Mr Paul Hall, of Messrs Kruse and Company, loaves for bume to-day "viations: that the Chief Justice decided Siberia and well return with his family wrongly and against the weight of ivi. towards the pull the year.
dence and notwithstanding that no such VISO was pleaded by the plaintiffs (4) that there was a condition precedent to the plaintif's retirement; (b) that such edition was not performed.
regiment on 1st instant.
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buen appointed Sold Agents in Hongkong and South China for the poll-known firm
of Peak, Frend and Co., Ltd., London biscuit and confectionery manufacturers,
Found wandering by the police yester. day, a Chinese woman was taken to the Gorros Civil Hospital, whore sho waa proved to be of unsound mind.
Majez C. G. Woudhouse, 120 Baluch tection. At first Sheng Tui's negatin-istin lofantry, on completion of his tenure tions were badly hampered for want of appointment as Assistant Superintendent of interpreters, as in the whole off Police, New Territory, rejoined his Tibet there were only two Chinese available: and at first Indin had not single interpreter for Chinese: even the one supplied through the Peking Tegation was found unsatisfactory Shung Tai: and it was not until Sir Robert Hart sent his own brother Mr James Hart to Darjiling that it was possible to s'entendre. Sheng Tai said that after battling with the snow he reached Jelep Is, where The fund the British negotiators Had been must reasonable with his Ele pointed out to Peking that it was absurd to stippose that India, after driving the Tibetans from Longta tó Hinchinkang,
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Mr. E, H. Sharpe, K.C.; and Mr. C. G. Alabaster, instructed by Mr. Remler
3. What is the contract date for the plsion of that reservoir? What is the ontract penalty for delay in com- piction?
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the appeal were that the plaintiff, did not
The Hon. Attorney Gruer) said the Bill was one in the preparation of which tiru from the partnership, the subject
thero had burn a' grust" slow), The Hon. Mr. Palock, in accordance and to. It might be, ho thought, really loul of difficulty matter of the sation, in 1902; that there vas ro settled account in 1904; that with notics of motion given, asked the mid
of that the preparation therefors is Fondship than Chief Justice following questions ---
Bill dated back for some years. dosided wrongly that the plaintiff's clairn
nny 1. Has the excavation for the foundaeriod can iders ly arterlent to the time
i detail bick when he esme the Colony. The history of tho Bil and of the dance which we ceded it was very interesting but he would not refer to it. The Cht eas Engkin and renditions which Pamerger Act of 1800 was pastud in
tally different to which ther
At that sime it was undoubtedly fact that the condus gaster which the our shroad were Chinese were taken bis be
-from sat very far-f
sat-factory. The Chineas Paxaunger Act was passial bu try and bring those cordiala anders which the emigrante einbarked. into
hotter
here on the Chinesa Penger Act which state. In 1890an Gelance raw modifed some of the provisions of the Circumstances had changed since 1885 and perhaps they had changed even years which more since 1889 and during the twenty variety of asses from time to time silaved to the Tax Orduayos..
ggestions for amendment, and alteration na attempt was made to start on a to Arrangement and resinstruction of the at 1880 Ordnance and the upshot of that tempt had been the production of the present Ordnance, which in the main had the complete
... Has any half-yearly return of the work done on that reservoir boon, furnish
Membors of Connoil, as promised by His Excellency the Governor at the
Harris, of Messrs. Wilkinson and Grist, represented the appellant; and Mr. Eldon: Patter and Mr. F. C. Jenkin, instructed by Mr. Otto Kong Sing and Mr. Leoming of this Council hold on the 24th
D'Almada Castro, were for the respon. dent.
October, 19127 If not, why not?
4. With reference to the following state-
Mr. Sharp, opening the case for the eat of the Director of Pulcio Works I trust that within two years from the appoint, said he claimed the dissolution made at the said Meeting of Council's of a "partnership in two firms, the Po Chong and the Wal for, which in this present bine the work will have reached case might be furated sore which ene such a stage to grable us to derive some benefit from it in the way of an ried on largo theatrical businesses in
increased supply of water," "docs. the Canton and Hongkong Plaintil als All aorta and conditions of men waraiud pawership costs. The de-ngurable Member desire now to quality found in an opium diran in a raid mado fener to the action
that statement, und, if so, to what ex was that plaintif tent and for what reason? y the police. They included a printer, retinel in 1902 af that the retiring part- songster, & priest, reven etone cutters and ner's apcount was agreed upon betweer.
there of divers callings. They were each the parties shortly after that in 1901
fined 82.
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J. Flaw the village in the prospective 1.d tha said reservoir been removed
wo, when? If not, why not? When
will is bo moved?
6. With reference to the additional ser viva reservoir and filter-bods at West Point, when in it anticipated that the construction of these works, for which 50,000 has been provided in the Esti mates for 1814, will be commenced?
The Hon. Colonial Secretary read the following replies:
tek,
would elapse strce 1880, A
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England of the anh-rities procedure u der, the proposed bill was a grent' deal simplified" al may sections of the old Ordinates which were now out of due had been completely swept away. The principibu idea of the present bill was that ang ship, which was properly classed as an migrant could only carry emigrants under one of three sorte of license. göneral," special and outport, emtract labour had been done away with alto- gether.
tions for the foundations of it are obgan Council that the migration busine 1. There is only one dam. Excava It was known to all members of the on the 8th December, 1902, and bare boon proceeded with overa length of 380 foot.
0 feet.
which 'passol Brough "the" Colony and
that the whole if the amount duo o acemunt had been paid; and thub in day Mr. William Randid Cecil, son of the inse the claim is barred by the statute Bev. Lori William Gascoigne Cecil, of limitations. The firm was started in Rector of Hatfield, and grandson of thear about isso by the second of a family late Lord Salisbury, bas adopted the stage of five brothers. Its early history was - A profession, and is to begin at the not very clear, but it was clear that the Gaiety Theatre
founder's four brothers gradually joined the firm, first as employos perhaps, but w S. Brown, who has been acting secre partners at the time of the scecod brother As advertised in another column, Mr,eventually as partners. They were, all
trade route, was going to vacate tary of the E.K...Wharf and Godown in 1803. Knowing that his death was Sikkiy for the bernur yeur of Tibet. Co. since the retirement of Mr. E. Osborne, impending the second, brother called They China's only chance was to stick to as been appointed to the substantive post, mireting of partners, and directed that have been completed for a length of embarked was very great indeed. Many
the oldest brother was so ill the thir2 Date of completion 22nd October, any thads departed, directly or in... the principle of the status quo and]
directly-nit indirectly-run Hong The officers and crew of the German rotber, should manage the family pro-1017. Penalty $150 per day. make that term as elastic as possible.gunboat Tiger have been spending an en-perty and should in fact act as head of sight instructions were not given to the most importent things of the Ordinance.
3. No. It is regretted that by an over-kong to place abroad, and one of the
-PROFEsson E. H. PARKER.
joyable time at Pegang. Mc. Huttenbach the family. It was also arranged the Directors of Public Works in the ma tor. was the conditions under which tho jant a motor bus to convey a party to the defendant, should manage the Po Cheung
4. It is still anticipated that some banë. Swimming Club and to make excursions business in Canton and that the fifta fit may be derived from the works in the grants were allowed to go. *DMISSION OF A NEW SOLICITOR. round the Island and to the Crag. A num brother should manage the Canten bus way of an additional supply of water within ther provided that no person in the Caese. At a meeting soon after the death i the period man has not yet been removed. I wish and so that emigrants have red-
Oced.
Colmy should be carried off against bis ber of dinner parties were also arranged,
6. The village of the wreed brother in 1999 a dispute Negotiations have been in progress with sonably proper conditions of comfort on After the Full Court had risen for
for a considerable time port Two hundred and thirty dollars and rose, with the result that a family are the villagers for
the ships in which they were carried. huncheon, the Chief Justice retained the box in which it was captained, valaud ment was drawn up under date of April with a view to their removal to so sinie ged in order to her an application for at 39, were stoles from a house in Temple 13, 1804.
The Council approved the second read- Towards the rl of 101 other locality without anccess, Stops are mission a new solicitor to practise Street the property of Chinese account ble rows about the Ko Shing theatro now being taken to require their removal, ing and wor considering the oluses an Är the end of each Chines
Ant. The thief gained accosu to the house The Afty-ficterul | by removing a board in the.staircase. The Hongkong, the lease of which was within for months from the
present Emperor's reign it was the customated that he was instruct to apply police found the box on the bill side, but shared by a rival firm. it this period on
6. It was not porsible to commence the during the Manchu dynasty, at least the mission of Mr. F. I. Agasit the morey has not yet teen traced. the death of the owner. This apset plain-construction of the additional service re
to premise it the Courts is a soucitor kur. Mr. Agassiz bad practised
HONGKONG, nusevay, Feb. 5, 1914.
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for the past 150 years, to publish the state papers during the last expiral reign, and this has now been done for
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It fur
TUE REGULATION OF CREMATION. The Hon. Attorney-Generik introduced
if good deal and he intimated that servair and filter beds referred to until for first reading a Bill to provide for
made for the burning கர் A fire broke out about 2 a.m. this he wished to transfer his capital to` other transfer of land belonging to the Military able crematoria to be establiland in
arrangements
human remains and te or at Chelmsford in Essex morning at No. 111B Hollywood Road businesses. There was a meeting at tius aathorites which was required for these the Colony: The objects and reasons the requirements of the iga" Orli. occupied by Lea Lung, used as an eating house of the elder brother May or June wurks. The transfer was finally arranged Hanro passed last year regulating the house. The outbreak occurred in the 1909. An arrangement was made and on the 31st January, and work will be
the period 1874-1968. It is inter at admission of solicitors had been impliest { chimney and spread to a wooden partition it was to take effect, so far as the stir. commenced forthwith.
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class of the measure after noting that
cremation is an essential part of beliefs
of söhne religious sects, stated that the
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the establishment of crematoria under
The Hon. Cdonial Secretary seconded jing to note what the Residents in with except that little more than two in the kitchen. The extent of the damage meat was concerned, on July 5, the day
attention of Government, having been Tibet had to report to the Emperor emas netice of the appleation had in not known and is not insured. The fire on which the firm's lose of the Ko Shing and the Bill was read a first time.
drawn, owing inter alia to applications during the Sikkim and British Indian requiral by the Ordinance and in that
theatre expired. Maintiff then proceeded been given instead of the four months was extinguished by the Fire Brigade.
The Hon. Attorney-General moved the for permission to erect crematoria, to to brafer his espital to other concerns. dispute of 1888, in reference to the respect he asked for exemption from the Leung Chau, banished from the Mr. Sharp then read a number of latters first reading of a Bill to amend the the ulence of antisfactory local legisla Macauley Treaty sequel. It seems provisions of the Ordinance. To Chief Colony for twenty years on the 21st addressed by the appellant to the Pu Foreign Silver and Nickel Coin Ordinance tion dealing with the question of the that the Manchu Resident, Wenette from the Hongkong Law Society the Colony after an absence of only a
Justies stated that he had before him a Juuary last, had a longing desire to visit Cheung and Wah Kee firms in which bo 1918, the object of this messure being to regulation of this practice, the present asked for the transfer of the whole of the give power to flie Governor-in-Council. Bill has beess introduced in order to pro Shoh, had deliberately supported the staring the they did not oppose the fortnight. On his arrival gesterday, how remainder of his capital, amenting to to suspend temporarily the sections relat. vide for the proper regulation of the burn- Tibetan pretensions to stop Indian granting of the exemption and that as erer, he was promptly arrested and brought $10,000, to a bank business in which being to the importation and possession of ing of human remains and to cable trade and to bring the Sikkim papers were in order he had much before Mr. Wood at the Magistracy this had pledged himself to take a share, and such foreign coin in the Colony..
pleasure in admitting Mr. Agassiz to morning who remanded the case until also for certain partnership accounts. In The Hon. Attorney General, in moving suitable supervision and control. Whilst frontier down to Darjiling. He was practise as a soliciter and proctor and
Faturday.
the first rending, said the amending Bill on the wie land it seems very important this correspondence there were many re- recalled as incompetent, and one hoped he would have a successful career.
ferenses to his retirement from the firm. will not materially effect the Bill in iny that the total destruction of any huma A short but animewhat sharp shock of
bxaspt that Way
power would be given the body should not be capable of being con ... Mr. Agassiz has joined Mr. R. A.
Early in 1004, Mr. Sharp continued. Government to suspend, temporarily or ducted without such proper chocks an Sheng Tai was sent in his place.
Hording in partnership,
carthquake routed most residents of Naga" the accountant having completed his permanently, the penalty clau es. Sheng Tai, on his way down from
ki early on the 2nd at. According to account of the firm's assets, the surviving
The Hon. Calonial Secretary seconded. may reasonably ensure, that there has Peking, sleeply impressed with his
the report of the local Observatory, a ya brothers were summoned to a meeting would be within the recollection of hop. posal of a corpse, on the other hand it
His Excellency the Governor said it existed no irregular motives in the dis
ability the Viceroy Liu Ping-chang of
the Nogawki Press, it took place at 4h. | which plaintiff, defendant and two Members that when the original Bill was 41m. 41. and instid-1m. 41s, The action accountants attended. The amount for before the Councils.gond deal of discussion quay desirable that the wish of any Szechuna that he at once telegraphed Mr. Alex.ader, Sharp, for twenty-four was both horizontal and vertical. It is division was disclosed at #271,000 odd. took place as to whether the importation deceased person, testamentarily or other of silver and nickel onins could be revise expressed, that his remains should bolieral to have originated in the ses about
gulated. Hon. Members Wera
ere then in a exomated should be capable of being formed that it was the intention of the respooled and carried out in proper
to-regulate it by Government
merns of some question at the time sojects that the present Bill we inten to whether It work
would be
to duced. It provides that the powers of be possible. deal effectually by we us if permite any burial authority what include sus with imports of foreign silver which, provision and maintenance of cremakaia owing to the exigences of train, were of character to be approved by propter ** times somewhat large. This Bill was an attempt to sea whether the Government authority. The Bill gives power to ke could affect the object for which the recent Governor-in-Council to make regulation legislation was pamod with the permit to the maintenance and upection of system, If it could it would be very much these crematoria and the conditions under more convenient to the public and ever which cremation may take plass. It pro body concerned, hat it must be clearly
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to the metropolis advising that Sheng years in the service of the Tanjong Pagar Tui should be entirely entrusted with Dock Company, Singapore, parsed away ten rí (25 miles) south-west of Magasaki, the negotiations He first spent at his residence there a few days ago, aged. The Ubservatory was informed, in reply whole month or more in examining the dusty and forgotten archives of
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Jozo Paulino d'Azevedo e° C-atro was the
to inquiries, that no shock was falt at
Kumamoto, Oita Miyasiki, or Kagoshima MORE ILLICIT TRAFFIC The senior anofficial Member and nonly manner. It was with those
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His Lordship the Eishop of Macao, Domat that time the residency at Lhassa, and at last dis-recipient yesterday of a telegraphic mese- covered an old map proving that the of congratulation from his Portugues
friends of Hongkong on the occasion of his Tibetans were entirely in the wrong. birthday. It seems that in 1788, during the Gorkha war, the Goorkhas had defented the Sikkimites and driven
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For the aim of £60,000, Mr. A. “F. Yarrow, of the well-known Clyde ship- building Brm, han purehased a ght saras of Land and the shipbuilding and repairing plant of Bullen Brothers, at Esqoimalt.
As the Magistracy this inning, before With the development of Canada's paval policy, this new branch of the British firm, Mr. Wood, three Chinese including two inte heknown as Y Yarrows, Limited, women, were charged with being in posses hopes to secure contracts for torpedo boats,
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THE EDWARD DISPENSARY, them over the River Tsang-Ku: in acknowledge with thanks the following in an i-terview. Mr. Yarrow declared that "on of 12 Mausers, 20 Brownies and understood that if it was found that the hits the construction of such edifoes
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consequence of this, when things had quieted down in 1704, the Dalai Lama officially presented Sikkim with the territory around Chumbi and Bil-na Taung. It is distinctly stated
Tis absurd in allow sugir to hang on that neither Bbotan nor Sikkim had
Land wap yours "vitality when Chamber, Isin's Cough Remedy will cure you. You been directly zubordinate to
A FORTY YEARS TEST: don't know where a perdistent cough" will China, though both find
been
YHAMHERLAIN'S Cough Remedy, has land you. You can't afford to allow your nominally vassals of Tibet, to whose past forty years and his gaited in popula.it is such a simple thing to staplito
been 'curing coughs and colds for the throat and longs to bechine diseased when chief authorities at Lham they used nty every your What better rooms chemist'sshop and gets bottle
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ghject of the original legislati passed was near human babitation, Idghways or any not attained under 4-7 suspersion which commorated ground and it' proscribes might take place under Lis BA, the penalties for breach of any regulations Government would have to reconsider the made under the provisions of the Ordi measure. For one thing it in perfectly oortsin that it is the fixed determination of nauce... the Government His Excellency added "to rid the Colony of forsign silver and
14,000 rounds of ammunition.
The arms and ammunition were boir's convgrad ashore in three sampans. When Berenua officer Wilden de along side both arms and ammonition, with the ception of one bag. were dumped into the harbour, and had to be dredged for. nickel ocia
Priadders werS
ers were each fined $250 or three montba imprisonmuta
The Bild was read a first time.
The second reading having been assented. The following recommendations - Ny to the Bill was taken through nommittee; HE the Governor for financial voten read a thifil time and pamela and were referred to the France. Con
CHISE E PASSENGER SHIPS, $1,000 for temporary quarte
The Hop Altorney Deneral moved the pers; and 000 in aid of second reading of an Ordinance to amend Works, Extrao Farid consolidate the law relating to Chinnegoerarado
The Ca Elips in dañoad by the Cilaosa, Ferreter