of the town arestations whwa reports of incivility points are stationed pecins or trafo inspectors, whose duty it is to regulate the traffic and check any impertinones on the part of the coolies or drivers. Reports mpile at this stations are dealt with, and for, minor offences, after investigation, the coolics are punished without the resident' spending hours in a police-court. That system has existed for years in Singapore and yet in Hongkong an intolerable want of system continues to prevail.

THE HONGKONG DAILY P ESS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 22ND, 1901

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POLICE COURT.

Tuesday, 21st May, i

BEFOLD MR. HAZELAND,

PAYING, THEMSELVES.

THE CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA.

The forty-seventh ordinary general meeting of the shareholders of this company was held it at the Cannon Street Hotel, EC, on the 17th alt, under the presidency of Mr. J. Howard to.

The other day the master of a shop at 230, GwyGIAN A. MAIN (joint manager) har. Sir Henry Stewart Cunningbom, K.C.LE..

two

FOUND LONERING,

Li Chun, of no occupation, was found loiter- ing in Sai Yun Lane by a district watchman in the early hours of yesterday morning, and taken into custody. In his possession was found a long, sharp-pointed tool.

The defendant explained that the instrument was used for boring holes in wood.

ing read the notice convening the meeting, and the directory report and balance sheet having been taken as read,

TRADE

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SCOTCH.

1 dos. Hat,12,

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The CHAIRMAN: I beg to move, That a dividend at the rate of 10 per cent., fres of income tax, for the half-year to December 31st last, be now declared, payable on and after the 24th inst."

Mr. WILLIAN CHRISTIAN: I beg to second The resolution was then thaniniously agreed The CHAIRMAN: I new have to move," "That

director." who now retires by rotation, be ra-olected a Bir ALYBED DENT, K.C.M.G., seconded the motion, which was carried ananimously.

The CHAISMAN: I have also to move, "That Mr. Henry Neville Gladstone, who now retires

The motion was seconded by Mr. JASPER | F. 0. S., Very old liqueur` by rotation, be re-elected a director."

CLUB YOUNG, and unanimously agreed to.

The CHAIRMAN: Now, gentlemen, I have to BeeCIALLE SELECTED Our own Bottling? 11.00,

GLENLIVET ask you to elect your auditors, and to inform CHOICE OLD HIGHLAND Mr. Magnus Mowat again offer themselves for HIGHLAND NECTAR...

DO. L......... Mr. JAMES JONES: I have great pleasure in HGLAND CLUB, proposing, That Mr. Mauries Nelson Uirlle DwARS White Inbel stone and Mr. Magnus Mowat be re-elected Mr. BENJAMIN SYTH seconded the motion, auditors for the ensuing year." which was carried.

Mr.JAMES JONES: I beg to propose that the best thanks of the shareholders be given to the directors and staff for their successful manage- ment of the bank. Some two years ago I said that directly railways were commenced in Chins it would be the signal for the biggest rebellion that that country has ever seen. I think that in a great measure that prophecy ia wall borne out by the events at Peking, but that is nothing to what it will be whea begin niuing or travelling throngh the hilly regions of Southern China, where every hillock is a grave, and where every mountait contains thousands of them. The inhabitants will ail be up in arta, the native troops will certainly sympathise with them, and foreign troops will be required to guard the workers on the rail- ways, and also the railways themselves after they are made. With regard to the resolution. I may say that I have bean a large shareholder of the bank for the last thirty years, and have shown my confidence in the management by never selling a share.

bim! Try and imagine this in Shanghai, pablle weal, and the community ean Singapore or Japan. The coolen appear | Assured that the Government will concern to have but one ambition, namely to recurs as itself with its own functions and love fares intoxicated sailors, so that they can docce municipal affairs to the community for optimistic enongk them to their heart's content. The soly administration, I am existing ramady a resident luis against a coolie who refuses to carry him, is to pro-forward. The grievance we all find in the secute him in the Police Court, and lose ocial attitule, is that it pronounces its own half a day in doing so, for the satisfaction of judgment, ignores suggestions by men who sewing the coolle fined a few dollars, which is know what they are discussing, and tells the promptly paid by the coolie guild. In Singapore commanity that, if it does not like it then it they do things better. There are more public do the other thing. Pablie officials here, rickishus than here, they are all double rickishga olsewhere, are the servants of the public, and sealing two perous, and fares are cheaper.they should remember that fast. Meny will the The vehicles are gonerally in good condition, agree with the China Mil

Council does not represent and are infinitely better furnished than the Legislativa rirkishus here. The vickisha and gharry traffic public opinion. It is a Connel peculiar to is under the immediate control of the Municipal Hongkong, and "saffers from want of in- Commission, not the Poties, and in variona parts dependence and want of energy. There is are takou to tho Police Station and given be successful bank "pon their salaries. To you that Mr. Maurice Nelson Girdlestone and

too much of the convenient policy, "If you or refusal of hire ean ba nada, At numerous Beratch my Lack. I will snatch yours," in the chanes to tall their story to the magistrate. attitude of the Unoficial members towards the Oficial embers. But a Municipal Body is independent of the Legislative Body, and does far more practical parochial work. It is well to note that the Shanghai Municipal Council consists of nine members, and the Singapore Municipal Commission of ten members. The Singapore, system would be the system to introlace here, because the President is a paid "naofficin!," whose position Auother grievames, and a very important and functions are lou certain extant synoni one, which may be touched upon, is that of the mous to those of a mayor at home. He insisted educational system in the Colony. It satisfles by a qualified secretary and an assistent secre meither the Europeans nor the Chinese? Theretary (Europeans), and the Municipal Connel are over seventy schools in the Colony, und in has its independent engineering, medical and Hone of these can a European lad receive an sanitary staff. There is no reason whatever education mperate from the Chinese pupils. why the system prevailing in Singapore should For domestic and social reasons, European not be tried here. The present system here reeds colonists do not care to eand their children to immediate change and reform from top to bottom. the principal Government Schools, and even the How that change can be best brouglit about is a Reading Chinese prefer to have their children matter for the Ratepayers to decide. It is use. privately educated. It is impossible to less to expect the Government to undertake the believe that the European lad is as well reform of abusesandorils that bare been existing.! taught and disciplined by the leading schools for years. It suffors from want of energy far here as he would be at home. Although more than the Batepayers do. As a member of the Chinese have the option of ending the China Association, I am inclined to the ties their children to seventy schools, they for that this Association should at ones take the some reason or other are about to spend a large matter in hand. It might be more useful of money, voluntarily subscribed, for to form a Ratepayers' Association to agitate stablishing new schools. Queen's College, the for such reform-call a public meeting, and most important scholastic institution, is prae wire to the Colonial Office and newspapers i sically at present a primary school. Many of series of resolutions condemning the existing students are Chiness subjects from system (or want of one) and soliciting an Chinese territory; the last report on it from the quiry. But let us have something attempted, examiners would have a very damaging offeet something done. on any private school at home. The question. of the schools in the Colony is one which has been discussed for many yours past, and it may suffice to state that the Governor has before him now a polition of residents with regard to the necessity of establishing schools for European children. Such u petition is bound

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BCRUTATOR.

SUPREME COURT.

Tuesday, 21st May.

CRIMINAL BESSIONS.

Having regard to the fact that this might mean wooden doors, his Worship sent him to prison for one month, with hard labour.

UNWHOLESOME TINNED MILKANOTHER PROSECUTION.

Queen's Road Central, as an easy way, pe sumably, of getting rid of his debts, packed up and walked, leaving his servants unpaid. Two

The CHAIRMAN said: The directors, in pries of their labour, took property from the of them, tailors, not to be cheated out of the shop to the value of $40. Had they taken submitting the annual report for 1900, are ordinary precautions to avoid attracting notice confident that the sheroholders will receive the their action would probably over have bean statement with satisfaction. The results have questioned, but they stopped in Queen's Lane culy heen obtained by hard work, incessant to mero securely parcel up the goods, and vigilance and pradenes on the part of the of their appreciation, were Foce by a Chinese sergeant, who asked executive, aur, as a mark of some very awkward questions to which no the court lava quasimously voted to the staff a satisfactory auswers were forthcoming. The bonus of 10 per cart

have the intelligent sympathy, 碗 well as the mechanical services of re-election. Hin Worship expressed his belief in the its officers, and to reach that ideal the men who reality of their grievances, but explained that are mainly responsille for the progress of the the defendants had no business to take the institution must fool that their endeavours are goods from the shop. They would be disappreciated in a practical fashion. Those of

will have noted the master for money owing.

Finance

Ministering report of the charged, and could take out a writ against their you who take an interest in the welfare of India jusued. Despite the two

of kcourges famine and plague, the country is progresing. Happily the now saved from the third people are evil-intestine warfare which so constantly darastated the land in the days prior to British rule. The Government are to be con- gratulated upon the decision they have come to in respect of the profit on the coinage. They hairs determined to set aside those earnings (£3,000,0x) for the present, until they see more clearly the outcome of the new departure, Their recent large purchases of silver would appear to show that they have fallon into line with the expressed opinion of the Chambers of Commerce and banks, and are resolved to maintain a reserve of ten crores of rapees in the Currency Departament. The question is frequently put, How is it that the price of bar silver has not risen materially in view of such heary buying by the Indian Government The answer is that their action has saved the white metal from a heavy decline. Since they has not required to be supplemented by dollars, commenced operations trade in the Far East as the large sums previously wont have more than sufficed for the wants of the Straits some industrial rocks ahead, which Settlements. At the present juncture there it will require skilful pilotage to avoid. Indigo, which has for a

Wollary played

of Behar, iste part in the with a serious competitor, in the shape artificial dye. After ten years of patient Dalysis, German chemists have produced a merchantable commodity, which threatens

hope disaster to the Eastern growth. We will

abont that the uses of alversity will bring sensible redaction in the cost of production, and that science, aided by Government subventions, will reader the plant more prollae, thereby enabling the Indian industry to successfully compete with its Western adversary. cultivation of tu las also received a check, but that has been cunged by production overtaking consumption. I herivalry between Indis and Cey- lon is now bearing bitter fruit, and the survival the

Dr. Clark, Medical Officer of Health, prose cuted in a case in which a Chinese shopkeeper at 43, Wing On Street, was charged with selling and exposing for sale tinned milk in a tainted and unwholesome state, rendering it nutit for

Truman food.

Mr. Hastings, who appeared for the defendant, tendered a plea of not guilty.

Inspector Mills. Sanitary Department, was called. He said le vieiled 43. Wing On Strout, on the 10th inst, at 2.20 p.m.; the place was & marine store. Witness had goneral anthority to outer all premises in No. 5 health district in pursuance of his duties. Six tins of milk were uxposed for sale on the coaster at two cents The per tin. Witness did not purchase any. defendant and two folis wore in the shop. The usual price of a tin of milk was twenty-two cents. An examination of the tins showed that they were blown. On the first floor witness Rafterwards found eleven and a half cases of

tinned milk, blown. The

told

dofondunt

witness that he bought the milk in a sale-room, and gave forty-five cents a case for it. A case contained four dozen tins. One of the tins was sold in the afternoon, the defendant hinolf said.

By Mr. Hustinga-Witness did not ask who had bought the walk. He did not go into the house solely to lock for had milk; he went there on visitation duty. He was of opinion the

to have His Excellency's sympathy, and, it is BEFORE HIS HONOUR SIE JOEN CANNING, tius boforo reporting to the Medical Officer of

to be hoped, his support.

If I may be permitted to institute another comparison between Hongkong and Singapore, -I would like to contrast the public official build ings in that Colony and this. Take our wrutched aisable dismal den here which passo for a police-court and compare it with the large and stately block of buildings in Singapore, the Police Courts and Polles Headquarters. The Supreme Court here is scarcely to be compared to some docent action rooms in the East, and that is where the Chief Justice represents the dignity of the law I Laxe seu a fourth-rate Chinesa yamon

TOK, KT., C.M.G. (CHIEF JUSTICE)

À DEEP WATER HAY PIRACY.

Choung Chik Ko, Chenug Chai, Cheung, Leung Tai and Choung Kwai Chaw, were placed in the dock indicted that being armed with offensive weapons, to wit, a revolver and a knife, in and upon one Cheung U, did feloniously steal and carry away 10 fishing nets, 150 cattles of fish, 3 pieces of load, and a shiny line.

The Acting Attorney General appeared for the Crow instructed by Mr. Bowley, the Crown Solicitor) and Mr. Robinson represented the defendant.

The following Jurers were empanelled (with one challenge Chinesa):-Messis. O. W horrington, a dos Roxaedics, E. M. H. Schubert, W. A. H. Otto, D. Harvey, J. S.

and

milk was bad because the fius were blown st both ends. Witness had not opened any of the Health Twenty-two cents was the price of the best tinued milk; witness was not aware that tiuned milk could be bought at ten cents, but it could at Afteen cents, retail ice, and might at that be in a fit state for consumption. Defendant told witness that he had sold ons tin for two cents.

Dr. Clark went into the witness box and certified that the tins exposed for sale on the counter, which he caused to be opened in the shop at 43, Wing On Street, contained milk unfit for human food. The tins in the cases were in a sitailar state.

This was all the evidence.

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Mr. BENJAMIN SMYTH seconded the motion,EALED TENDERS in Duplicate will be which was unanimously adopted.

The CHAIRMAN: Gentlemen, * behalf of my colleagues, the staff, and myself. I beg to

The proceedings then terminated. thank you for your vote of thanks.

LATE TELEGRAMS.

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GENERAL NEWS.

THE LIBERAL PARTY AND ARMY REFORM.

London. Rad Muy.

The Times says the Opposition Leaders have decided strenuously to resist the Army Reform Scheme, holding that better results are obtain. alle at far less cost,

PLAQUE DEIQUITOUS.

receivert by the DEPUTY VICTUALLING STORE OFFICER until NOON, on MONDAY.

the use of H.M. NAVY for One Year ending 19th June, 1901, for the SUPPLY of TEA for 31st August, 1992.

Printed Forms and Tenders and further particulars can be obtained at the Deputy Victualling Store Officer's Offies.

amples to accompany Tonders.

The night to reject the lowest or any Tonder

I respell.

H. S. VAUGHAN, DEPUTY VICTUALLING STORE OFFICER

(In Charge),

Hongkong Victualling Yard,

20th May, 1961.

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Loader, 3nd May NEW PIANOS

Cases of Plague have occurred at Mafexing. and at Constantiaople.

THE FATAL GLOVE-FIGHT.

London, 2nd May. The adversary of the deceased American boxer Smith, together with all the officials of the National Sporting Club, have been committed formanslaughter. Bail has been accepted. DEATH OF EARL KIMBERLEY'S YOUNGEST SON.

London. 2nd May. The death is announced of the Hon. Armine Wodehouse, the Member for Saffron Waldron

THE THREATENED COAL STRIKE.

London. 3rd May. The threats of a coal strike are generally. condemned as an unconstitutional attempt to overawe Parliament. It is believed that the threats are not likely to be carried out.

ONE THOUSAND' GUINEAS.

Londen, 3rd May. The following is the result of the race for the One Thound Guineas:-

Aida Flevor D'Ete Santa Brig.da..

of the stoppests to be the only solution of dificulty unless, which is problematical, a general agreement to reduce picking is maintained for the next two or three years. I notice that the caltivation of linsend is rapidly increasing in Argentina. As you know, India is also a large grower, and this rivalry will tend to depress prices, and make it very necessary for the latter to adopt all possible methods of economy in cultivation and transport, so as to prevent ber

we last met in Octoler diplomacy in song and vigorous rival from outing her. Chius has not made, much advance. Warring interests have produced infirmity of par

purpose, and the Chinese have allowed negotiations to Mr. Hastings asked his Worship to thistharge hang tire, hoping to weary the Ambassadors, or the defendant. Dr. Clark had told them that still better. to produce disquiou zmonget the fact of a tin being blown was not concluzive European nations. I think the English, whose with a better "const" room. Singapore is

proof that the milk was is a bad condition; che aim is to foster trade. should endeavour to much better provided for. Look at our Post

and, farther, before the defendant could be minimise the indemnity, and thereby keep within convicted under the Ordinance guilty now. zavderate bounds the necessity for increased taxation. The bait is held out of an abolition Offico, admire its labyrinthine interior arrange Perry, and C. B. Maligny, the circumstances ledge would have to be shown.

DIT. Pollock, in detailing ments and its architectural beauty, and compare it if you can with the smart Post Ofer in the connected with the alleged crime, stated that quite conceivable that ilk might be bought of chin, concurrent with an increase of the of a fishing by auction, as the defendant's had been, at import duties, but in the present corrupt condi. Cheang Wu was the skipper

LONDON'S CENSUS.. southerntalony, where provision is made for jonk, and after a day's haul dropped anchor a very cheap rate, and not be at all unfit for tion of the native civil service this would

London, 3rd May, nationalities, and a European lady is not com. in Deep Water Bay. The prisoners came along humen consumption. No evidence had been probably prove to be a delusion and a spare, and adduced to show that the defendant knew the the officials, who have to exist mainly by B sampau, and

milk was had, or that he had opened any of the indirect methods, would continue their squeezes. pelled to rub shoulders with a Chinese coolis, in another juak, lowored

The census for the county of London gives boarded the fishing boat. Two went on In public buiklings, Hongkong, witheat 20yok, and the others remained in the sampun tins. From their external appearance, there more sap-cially as the

were no indications that the tins contained from Peking would increase with the advent the population is 4,538, 34, being an increase apparent repson, is behind any colony of equal After holding up the skipper" aud importance in the world. How long it will the wate they seized the nets and fel and unsound milk, and although facts had been of a new loan. The postrums advertised for of 395,717.

proved which throw suspicion on the defendant's the foure of the Chinese "impasse bring

· remain au is a problema more difficult than any made off.

the stay of Paul at Ephesus-"Some therefore possession of the milk, suspicion was not suflo y mind the condition of affairs during in the books of Euclid.

ficient to justify a conviction.

aried one thing and some another. Truly our judgment amidst so much discord. Once the Foreign Minister needs a level head and sober allies hare settled terms of peace it is to by hoped that the Government will resume ita ordinary avocations, and the people be permitted to quieten down. This will not be the case if foreigners of all sorts and conditions are allowed ts roam at their sweet will over the country seeking concessions and trampling upon the prejudices of the natives. If we desire to see a government we must not attempt a policy stable which would love cut of consideration the wishes of the people. The Chinanan is slow to move, and if we strive to force the pace the after recoil will certainly be to our disadvantare, It is gratifying to notice thut, despite the sinormal condition of trade, the Customs year a sum saficient to meet yielded last The requirements of the foreign loans. In Japan, thanks to a dull silk season and

HOME CRICKET SEASON BEGINS. continuano of excessive imports, tho

London, 4th May.” balance of trade has remained adverse, with a

London County has defeated Surrey by 382 consequent export of gold. prosecuted.

appearance, at the present juncture, of a relucrans against 305 in the first innings, under they tion in the national expenditure, which would new rale permitting London County matches so-greally strengthen the financial position, to be decided on the first innings if time did and, in the absence of that desideratum, another not allow of a finish. foreign loan would appear to be the only means

In concluding one cause of the many grievances the Colony is suffering from appears to me to be inadequate staffs. Has any Gov. ernant department a staff sufficient to cope with the work before it? Take that colossal grievance, the Post Office, with its 880,000 worth of profits annually, with its inadequate staff or the Sanitary Department, with its one doctor and twenty inspectors to visit thousands of houses and Took after the public health of 300,000 people. The Public Works Depart. ments likewies suffers from the same com plaint The Daily Press rightly stated in its editorial We do not get suoient dens for oat money. We are unlicted with too much

Counsel for the defence cross-examined the witnesses for the Crown at considerable length, with a view of showing that the prisoners were fishers, and that the prosecutor, with others, had out their lines. A general asies followed, which ended in their arrest. The arms they had, counsel stated, were those for which they had taken out a licence.

The hea ing was adjourned till this morning. HONGKONG VOLUNTEER CORPS.

DESS REPLINFANTRY CO. The micibly shoot of the above Company was hold at Kowloon on Sandsy lest. Thero was a good attendance of members. Lat. Skinner scored his first win on the "A" Class Cup. Print. Gillings and Frivt. Auld having a classes like anécess in the "B" and "C" respectively. The following are some of the

red tape. We are rastricted by parsimony, end | scores 10. get sometimes, suffer from waste."Therefore a change from the existing system is unţ only desirable but imporative.

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Privt. Horley Privt. Watson

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The Daily Prass and the China Mail chiefly discussed the suggestion of the introduction of a Municipal body to ventrol local affairs. They are both of opinion that it would be difficult to run a Manicipal Council in this pathetic community. Men oupable of acting on Muntti pal Councillors would not care to give their time: their business calls are too imperative. Well, if they bare a Municipal Council in the most basiness-like place in the Far East Shang haior a Commission in tropical Singapore, there should be no real obtacles to the formation: of one here, as far as the Estepayers are concerned. It does not take many men to Per P. & O. ste ur Canton, sailed on the 16th constituto Council; it is not a question of May. For Lend n opt. Manchester-80 bales numbers; it is a question of powers, of freedom of waste silk. For London opt. Goole:-10 bales nation, of control, and of expenditure. Public-piercel cocos, 1 bale waste silk. For London:

spirited residents do not decline to servo on the Sanitary Board on seccant of pressure of basi ness; they decline to serve because their labour is rendered useless through official opposition, and the persistent ignoring of their advice by officials where daty it should be to consider

it. There is plenty of energy and public

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His Worship adjourned the hoaring sine die, and intimated his intention of giving a written decision in the ease.

BEFORE MR. KEMr.

STEALING GOVERNMENT PROPERTY,

A coolio was charged with stealing ten canvas bags, of the total value of 5, belonging Ha to the Government, on the 20th inst. denied the charge.

A syce to Major Williams gave exidonos as to seeing the defendant with the bags in his possesion, and bolting when called upon to Sentence was passed of three weeks' hord stop and explain. labour.

TRIAD MAN COMMITTED FOR TRIAL. Chan Ching Un, stonecutter, Yaumati, pleaded not guilty to being a member of an unlawful society--to wit, the Traid Society. Deputy Superintendent Baleler

A Chinese detective stated in evidence that ho arrested the defendant on the 14th inst., and went with him to his house-a matshed at Kok, where the book produced (marked The books were with others, was found.

the

There is no

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SMITH-DOBRIEN FOR INDIA,

Calcutta, 3rd May, General Smith-Dorrien; now in South Afrim; has been appointed Adjutant-General of India. The date of his arrival is uncertain. India popular appointment.

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the Jabaland Expedition successfully occupied Opido, and that the. Sultan has agreed to pay fiue for Commissioner Jenner's murder, where-- upon the Indian troops will withdraw.

DEATH OF AN MP.

London, 4th May. The death is jounced of Mr. Sturley Leighton. Conservative member for Oswestry. "SHAMROCK II"-NABBOW PSCAPE.

London, 41 May Sir Thomas Lipton's yacht Shamrock II, tho Solent, but was Boutel off with only slight American Cup challenger, grounded in the

damage.

BAD NEWS ABOUT SUR W. GATAORE

London, 5th May. General Sir William Gatacre, who was re-

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there is no intention of abandonment | Russo-Persian tariff. The Persian Ministry LANATION. of BRICK SHOPS at

LOOTING STOPPED BY CENDRAL GASHLEE.

be the defendant as his property. Witness As regards our interest in Manila, the bank has asked the defendant particularly about back A, no politics, but we must recognise in the re- but though at first admitting ownership, the election of a Republican President a determina-sently injurel in a point-to-point steeple-class 200 500 600 Total defendant later denied its possession, and raid. Lon to continue the mastery of the United is suffering seriously from internal injuries

SUGNESTED SPECIAL RU280-PERSIAN 24 20 12 56

it had been rent to him from the country by States in the Philippines, with consequent wita

TARIFF. 29 17 9 55

friends.

Immediately afterwards be contra protection to life and property. Under

London, 5th May. Winners of Spoous.

dicted this statement by saying that he picked and strong control those fertile islands will

It is rumoured that a high Russian official up the book in the street.

prove a most satisfactory dependency, but the EXPORT CARGÓ.

Expert evidence was called to show that the abtints must he clearly taught that has arrived at Teberan to negotiate a spocial book was included in the literature of the Triad the Government will be continens, and that

and divided in opinion, but the majority are adverse, I do Scaiety, undeontained instructions for novitiates.

whilst the Bhah is vacillating. His Worship committed the defendant for consequent relapse inte barbarism.

not think that the Americans hare ever fully appreciated their responsibility in this matter. trial at the next Criminal Sessions,

When they drove the Spaniards out of Manila At a certain dinner table the talk fell on they had to take upon themselves the couse. Darwin and the dessent of map. A gentleman quéndes resulting therefrom. No question of of means present remarked that in his opinion internal politics should ever interfere with the Darwin was a vastly overrated person, and that daty they owe to the inhabitants all to civilisa he believed his theory as to apes and the like tion. Gentiemen, I beg to mors the following was all bunkom. Besides," he added in au resolution: That the report now presented, airy manner. let us suppose for a moment together with the balance-sheet and proft and that my grandfather as an ape. What differ loss account, be approved and adopted." ence does that make to me?**

Quite so," murtured a neighbouring bishop, "batori it might have made considerable difference to your grandmother:"

case vigare from Mauin. 159 bales canes, 625 cases fire orackers, 3 cases curios, 21, ensou For Manchester: private effects, V cases arms.

to bales waste silk.

BEWARE

of the Party offering imitations of MACNIVEN & CAMERON'S PENE. They come as a boon and a blessing to me

spirit in Hongkong, but no business man has The Pickwick, the Orl, and the Waverley Fon.

Sold at all Stationari. Wavorfey

any time to throw away for the amusement MANTAN & CAMERON, Ltd., Worker of the Government. If it is a question of }

Edinburgh

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ME EMILE LEVIra I have much pleasure seconding the resolution. The resolution was then put, and carried naunimously.

London, 4th May. Land George Hamilton, in reply to a question, in the House of Commons, said that General Gascles has stopped loeting, and his action. in disposing of unclaimed property found in derelict houses was proper and judicious.

RMAN SOLDIERS CONDEMNED TO DEATH

FOR MURDER!

London: 4th May.

A German sergeant sad trooper have been condemned to death at Tientsin for the murder of a Chiness in December."

YENTIVES, are hereby called for the JESSELTON for the NORTH BORNEO GOVERNMENT, particulars of which may be sean at the Office of

Mesars, GIBB, LIVINGSTON & CO..

Agants. Hongkong, 14th February, 1901. (508

A. LING & CO.. FURNITURE STORE.

PLATED. GLASS & CROCKERY WARE. Also FOOCHOW LACQUERED WARE;

FURNITURE on-HIRE:-------

13, BEACONSFIELD "ARCADE. Hongkong, 1st May, 1901.

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