SUPREME COURT.
Thorsday, 3rd August
IN BANKRUPTCY.
the deblur, stated that his (the debtor's) de. clamatica had been led showing that limbilitics amounted to $17.02.
An order-was made.
TAS JOO CHIU PARTS THE DEBTOK. Mr. Barlow--I appear for the dabtor, Your BEFORE SIE F. T. Paddor (CHIEF JUSTICE). Leurship, but I understand another Bem, Mossra Descon, Looker and Dean, have already filed a petition in this matter. I was not aware of it at the time, but if they do not propose to proceed with the case I don't see why I should not.
WONG HAN, PO EXPARTE WONG CHUNG OT..
This was an application by Mr. G. H. Wake- mau, trusted in insolvency, asking that the Fuk On Ingurence and Godown Co., Ld, be directed 10 pay over to him two sums of $30tland 83,000 respectively, being sms due by the Worker "Hong and Kum Feng Yue to the Lai Fung Bauk, which, hark been attacht by the said Ful On Company, on the grounds that the said com. muy, bolore completing attachment; received notice through their solicitors. Mosers Johnson, Stekos and Master, of the presentation of the bankruptcy petition against the debtors.
Mr. H. E. Pollock, KC, instructed by Mr. F. X. d'Almada e Castro, appeared for the Trustee in Insolvency, and Mr. H. G. Calthrop, instructed by Mr. H. . Bailey (of MessrH, Jokuson, Stokes and Master) opposed the application on behalf of the Puk On Insurance
Company.
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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS FRIDAY, AUGUST 4TH, 1905.
PHILIPPINES RESERVE TUND.
By an act of the Commission passed on:
THE "LONG -HING"
July 27th the last series of certificates of PHOTO COMPETITION FOR AMATEURS
LONG,
$220.00 IN PRIZES.
ENTRIES FREE.
CALL OR WRITE FOR PARTICULARS.
HING- & Co.,
}. His Lordship-I think; perhaps, it would be his fairer first to ask him to give more information. Mr. Looker-Can you explain why you ob- isiund these goods ea credit, sent then out of indebtedness issued to sscars the now Philippine the Colony, got the money for them and did onrebey and provide a reserve fund has boon not my the people you bought them from retired and new provisions made for a new Speaking of the set and the reasons for its Thero wore previous presons from whoin. I reserve fand of $1,500,000 bought, and I had to pay them.
The goods you bought from Hongkonging. Camisionar Ide secretary of flanne jastice. explained to a representative of the creditors were for sale to other people-Chieners, that out of the $10,000,000 autho
rited by an act of congress for the purchase of People in Maeno told me to purchase thein..
And the Macao people paid you for the goods fund; one series of $1,000,000 was issued dirst, fiver and the maintaantice of a gold standard but you never paid the people you bought them and later ou another wrios of the sabiy amount
- the proc wils of both series being used-for-the from That is so. --
purchase of silver. The law required that these certificates should not be issued for longer than one-year wrthat rho they became due a new-
rice was issued and with the proceeds the old series was pafil off. Thus when sories cue became que series three was issued to pay it off. and when series two became due a fourth series was issued to pay it off. The third serios, the
With reference to the iatlux of Jupauoan produse of which had been used to pay off series Buddhist Priests to Uhing, the Feting Times one became duo May I last, and was duly paid: As Westera learning, based as it is ou! off without the issue of a new series, leaving but 23,000,000 out of the original 36,000,000 to be paid. September 1, azt, and the ants just passed anthurizos the paymism of $1.5 6,000 to pay one half of it, and the appropriation of $1,000,000 covers the other half and leaves one and a half millicus as a resorve fund.
Mr. Gadge, who represented the creditors, stated that on a previous occasion judgment was given for the Opium Farmer against the debtor. On that occasion Misri. Deacon, Looker and Deacon wore arting for Tan Joo Chiu-
Hie Lordship-I don't see how there can be two petitions on tho fle for the some debtor.
Mr. Lorker-I appear for the debtor on the firet petition, My Lord, hut eatinci explain how. my friend has been instructed
Mr. Barlow I was originally instructed by a friend of the debtor's. The debtor is in gaol, and I wont op to see him poronally," and get
instructions to isme a writ. He did not tell me
anything about a preliminary bankruptcy, but asked me about the matter and I advised him to fila u petition.
H Lordship-You did not know of the existence of these other people in the matter.
Mr. Barlow-No.
jeitors
The money you received you paid to other
Mr. Jarathonse representing. creditors here ?—Yes. Previous ones.
another creditor, also asked permission to question the debtor.
How long have you bean trading -Savon years.
How much capital did you bring into the |firm ?-Taels 7,000,
How much did your partner bring in Taels 2,50
Are you the sole and responsible owner of this shop Yes.
Did yon gaurantee payment, to the Tak Chong Hing for a firm called You Shan P...
don't remember exactly.
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the
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series of three millious becomes- dus
17 QUEEN'S ROAD, CENTRAL, HONGKONG.
THE REVIVAL OF BUDDHISM |
IN CHINA.
that wider deeper range of thought and loftiness of ideat represented by Christianity, has made its way in Japan, so Buddhism has declined and fallen into place merely as historical national sentiment and association, dastitate of any individual application interest and devoit entirely of the vitality and
divinity which differentiates between a religion and a custom. As time goes on, Buddhism will fall farther und fartlor into the background and
TRADE
BAIK!
CLARETS.
doz
Bottles.
4 doz Bottles. bottles
Thus within four months the gold standard His Lordship granted a warrant for fund has been reduced Frum 86, 101, 12 Christianity, or materialism, will t ke its place VIN ORDINAIRE $4.75 £5.75 $8.75
$1,500,000. This is an indication that the urrent of the debtor, und the examination was,sition period from the old currency to the Japan, and sut its soal upon hurmational | COTES.
adjourned.
IN SUMMARY JURISDICTION.
now is past, and it is no longer necessary to keep so large a fnud on hand as before.
The cortificales were isoned for one year, and
$101.41 for $10).
Mr. Looker-At present we are the on the first petitien. and I am instructed to ask that the watter be allowed to stand over. I B&FORK MR. A. G. WINE (PUISSE JUDGE) sold originally at a premium of $1.41, that is think both petitions had better be adjourned and my friend ean ses the debtor again, and if he wants a clange of solicitors I will drop ont
of it.
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Me. Barlow-I take it that it is quite clear from the debtor's action that be bas instructed
6.
Hi Lordship-No. It is not clear.
Mr. Barlow If Messrs. Deacon, Looker and Deacon do not go on, I think I am entitled to go en with my palition,
His Lordship-I cannot bear two potitions from two different Solicitors in the same case, You had better arrange the watter some way.
The case was miljouried.
WAI LUNG 956 DEPARTE THE DEBTOK.
MES.▲ BELL 1 A. RUMAHN
The plaintiff claimed from the defondant, the proprietor of Carlton House, a sum of $391. being datangas for loss of jewellery from her room while staying at Carlton Houss,
Mr. C. E. H. Boavis (of Mesure. Wilkinson and Grist) appeared for the plaintiff, and H. J. Geige (of Messin, Johnson, Stokes and Master) represented the defendant.
HE FATAL EXPLOSION ON AN
AMERICAN GUNBOAT,
Still later accounts tend to show that after all the figures given in our telegram were not overstated. The Cablenews gives the following account:-
5.25 $25
19.25
MEDOC
5.75
6.75
$.75
ST EMILION
6,75
7.75
10.75
-7.00
8.00
11.00
800 9.00
12.00
10,50
11:50
14.50
12.50
13.50 16.50
Cos ST. MICHEL Ch. LEOVILLE...... 1930 14.00 17.00 C. LA ROSE
13.00 · 14,00
AMERICAN
CALIFORNIA
ZINFANDEL
progress and development. In Chim the proces F Western education and enlightenment bus karoly started; the seedlings sewn ure only just
forth shoots, and there is MARGAUX... urentis ST. JULIEN... consequently no popular distaste for that begining to pat fying old creed or hangering after something ST. STEPHE loftier..
The great mass of China is pure, virgin Orientul soil in which Western thought or enstors incline to wither and die, pisoned contact, and though Buddhism hus carried this on a very ocial, itx existence for long past, has been due more to the inertiu and corrup tion of the priesthood, than to any voluntary distaste for the teaching, and doctrines in Ban Francisco, July 22-The day added to themselves. If therefore warmth and activity the horror of the Bennington disaster. Forty visify the Buddhist cooks, the revival will mey are now dead as a result of the frightful meet with a steenas in striking contradistinc explosion of a boiler of that gunboat. Twenty-tion, to that of Christiavity. The lostinctive Orientals to the white ve are missing and are believed to have been opposition among drowned, Sixty-six is now the total of the mau and his creed is not so much dislike to injustl
This makes the total casualties of either in itself on distaste for the upheaval The Paispe Judga-Is the loss admitted?
this accident. 131 dead, wounded and missing and disturbance of national ideas and castors man passed away during the night. which both reporter which they make, The
and rebellion against the injured Mr. Gedge--No. Mrs. Bell was called. She said to April Thirteen, of those who were rescued hurt by the demands and
ying wreckage or scalded by the steam. Buddhist propagandista on the contrary come 7th I went to Carlton Hunse and left on Jalynocumbul berre daylight. Six other injured merely to revive and build up what has always On June 3rd I missed a number of ones wete discovered after the list was sent you existed, they prench and live something in har- articles of jewellery and reported the loss to the last evening. Despite a search which lasted all mony with the popular mind, and naturally crew are not to be found. It is almost certain manager of the hotel. The day after the loss night and is still going on, 20 of the Bennington's they are likely to make head way. a Chinuman came and repaired the lock on my that they perished in the waters of Lus barbour. Probably they throw themselves avachourd to door which was defective.
cape the hissing steam or, drivan mad by their
tida.
Mr. Beavis stated that the plaintiff sued the defendant for $301. being damages for jewellery lost in a room in defendant's hotel.
His Lordship delivered his reserved judgment as follows-During the lowring of a summons for payment out of Court of money attached under a garnisben onder, notice was given to the judgment creditor that bankruptcy petition had been presented against the judg ment debtor, the fact that this notice was given in great measure accidentally can mak no difference. The case therofoss, falls within swetion 38 of. Ordinance No. 7 of 1891, which deals with this special form of antecedent transaction. It provides that the creditor t uul entitled to retain the benefit of his -xoration, unless he bas completed it before acties of the presentation of the petition, and in sub-section (d) this form of execution is specially provided for-Completion of execution in the case of an attachment of an ordinary debt meats "receipt of the money," that is, receipt of the money attached. The mere fact of obtaining an order of attachment of a debt in the hunds of a third party is not receiving the money"; for the money in in Ceart it is attached until it is released by
The Official Receiver asked for an adjoura-24th. order of the Court. The attachment, as was explained in Butler i, Wearing (17 Q.B.D. atment of this publle examination as he was 1. 185, citing Lushington C: J. in Ezp. Pilers awaiting the receipt of particulars of accounts 17 Ch. D. 653), is a security: the payment outis from a örm in Shanghai. therealisation of the security Thisease, therefore, falls within the express term of the Ordinance But the attaching creditor relies on a principl said to be laid down in Marriott Hampton that money paid ander compulsion of law cannot Le recovered. The facts of that case were simply Last a poreca having pait à bill lost the receipt, and being afterwards sued could not defend the action, as he had no other means of proving payment. Subsequently, however, ke fonail the receipt and brought an action to recover the principle which was laid down was money. The mind the money mader compulsion of law, he could not recover it hark, becaure otherwise it would allow parties to try their causes again, although they wore not properly prepared the first time with their evidence. The old casos, which were cited do not, as it seems to me, carry the principle any further though they extend it to the assignees in bankrupter of the party who has paid the mones
under compulsion of law.
The principle for which Mr. Culthrop con- tended really is that money paid under compulsion of law canet.be recovered from Lim by another party entitled to it for such a
Mr. CE. H. Beavis on behalf of the debtor, applied för an adjudication order.
In cross-examination--I considered the
A MANILA DEFAULTER'S RUSE.
The Cablenera says:Ex-quartermaster's
His Lordship-Docs the debtor want to jewellery of some valué, sud worth taking care agony, deliberatǝly sought suicide in the cooling clerk J. R. Walker who feigned suicide in order
escape the public examination ?
Mr. Beavis No. My Lord. The public examination is practically concluded, and was culy adjourned to enable the Official Receiver to obtain some Information from Shangbai.
His Lordship What, information do you want?
of. I always left the silver box in which I kept it on my dressing table. My amal had I bad a trunk in the room access to my room. which I could have looked up, but mazer thought of locking my jewellery in it. Shortly before the loss my amah was taken ill, and got men substitute. This woman...was a stronger to me.
Mr. Wakemua-It is in connection with the
Mr. Gedge-That being so you thought you firs of Holliday and Wiss. The debtor was formerly a compradore to their firm in Hong-were exercising ordinary care in leaving this kong, and they have written stating that he jewellery which you valued, on your devesing owes them over $39,000. I have not yet re-table. ceived their account.
Mr. Beavis-I think the Official Receiver has
Witness--I never thought about taking care Mr. Gedge-Did you tell Detective Clive that
got all the information he wants from the Fuu could not remember whether you had seen
your box the day before the robbery public examination.
Witness Yra,
Mr. Wakeman--I don't object to the order for adjudication, but must ask for an adjouro- ment of the public examination.
His Lordship granted the order for adjudica tion, and adjourned the public examination.
TSÓI CHEN LI EXPARTE LO TAI CHOW.
This was an application for adjudication.)
His Honour-When do you think you last saw it?
Witness-I know it was there on the 20th, und both smah and bey said it was there on the Plat
ཆ་ལ
Mr. Gedge-1: contend that an inakeeper
Physicians have hurried to San Diego from Los Angeles and oven from this city. Spocislista from all over this part of the country are offer ing their services to the brave boys of the nary. Socisty women of San Diego proffered their homes for the housing of the injured, and the big hotels did the same.
to the wounded.
Sanz, Diego a large sam has been collested, as At Coronado bench just across the bay from well as in San Diego, to give every possible The newspapers of the whole country, in their editions bis morning, clamour for a searching investigation of the explosion. It is asserted flat carelessness was at the bottom of it, and that criminal negligence will be proved.
Correspondents are Bocking to San Diego for the inquiry. A demand is made by the press for the punishment of those responsib'e, and President Roosevelt has himself ordered a Aarupulous examination to be made,
THE BOYCOTT.
The following notes are from the N.-C. Daily News :-
When the womenfolk of a country also begin to take an interest. in matters affecting the
to take his escapo from Manila, has been located in Tientsin, China A warrant was sworn out yesterday morning for his arrest, and he will be brought back from that town to stand trial
on the charge of the misappropriation of $450,
United States currency, money which was giran into his charge to be conveyed to Lieutenant Martin Novak.
The warrant for the arrest of Walker is 4
result of the recent court martial proceedings who charged with knowledge of the desperate de maber and was sentenced to repay the Hom lost by his catalassons.
17.00
SAMA
$4.75
$5.7
6.75
19.75
SPANISH,» VALDEPENAS... $475.
$3.79. $4.7
H. PRICE & CO.
12, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL.
THE.
身
RO BINSON
PIANO CO.,
LIMITED. PIANOFORTE
BT1
sticide sorus time ago, by pretending to jump
Walker, it will be remembered siasamed MANUFACTURERS from the bridge of Spain late one night. A
TUNERS. search was made for him soon after the report was received of his taking the supposed fatal leap. It ao trace conld be found of bim, nor has his dead body ever come to the surface. Thero POLISHERS
was always a doubt as to whether he had gone ander, and now that he has been located it is possible that in a short time he will be again in Manila, to answer to several charges spart from that for which he is to be extradited.
AND
REPAIRERS.
BEG TO CALL ATTENTION TO THEIR EXTENSIVE STOCK.
OF
THE MANILA TYPE OF AMERICAN.
In a leading article, the Cablenews Bays- proposition there is no authority; and in this Mr. C. F. Dixon, who appeared for the ereditary, would not be liable for Jass if a guest did zot public walfare, then indeed it may be said that case the third party soeking to recover the stated that on the 28th July the Brute ordinary care such as a prudent man or the country in question is in a fair way of pro-
women would oxbibit. Leaving articles of goes towards better things. It would seem It is certain that Americans will nover form
several latent characteristic which Chinese stitutions will vegetate with no increase of HIGH-CLASS INSTRUMENTS, manay is a person whose right to do so depends meeting of creditors was held, and it was on the Bankruptoy Ordinance. I am, therefor animously resolved that the debtor be jewellery about in a common silver bör without that this American" boycott has brought out Sleepy Hollow "communities where their in- of opinion that the Oficial Receiver has made adjudicated bankrupt. He had since absconded. A look is an act of carelessness. The plaintiff hitherto have not had credit for. One of these vitality, in wong the xane
forms of life
the money
paid. out his right to hare to him for the benefit of the creditors, Chats ont of the festate.
Mr. Pollock-The general rule iç'that costs in an opposed motion shall follow the event, and I submit that inasmuch sa certain creditors in this case have chosen to resist the motion, and have failed, they should pay the costs of zelion.
Hie Lordship Notice of the inction was given as it was to the judge sitting in bank tuptcy, practically in chambers.
姐 monotonous
A BOTH OF
THEIR
+6
OWN MAKE"
AND THE
generation to generation. T'he permanent in American character is not the fixedness of the fossil, but it is an active force that persiste not by being lusulated from other institutions but by permeating and lexvou- ing them with its own vital qualities.
Mr. Wakeman-Iswould ask Your Lordship might have locked the jewellery up in her is the intelligent interest, Chinese women, old and young, havé evinced in this question affect trunk, or have procured another receptacle in to grant a warrant for the arrest of this man.
whieb to lock it. It has been held that where the honour of their countrymen. About An order was made for adjudication, and a
pe hundred ladies we know attended the warrant is to issue for the arrest of the debtor an unkeeper gives notice that he will taksitet mass meeting last week at the Wupen charge of all valuables, he is not responsible for Girls School Auditorium On Friday after
It is feared by some Americans and asserted any loss should advantage not be taken of his moen nearly two hundred ladies, old and
young, including a number of female school by their rivals that American character will teachers and their young lady scholars, members not stand the test of contact with the offer.
A clerk in the hotel was called. He said of several modern female schools bare, halda now conditions of the Philippines. This this assertion are predicated notices were posted in all the rooms but he could meeting in the hall of the Association for the fear and not say that one was in Mrs. Bell's ran at the instruction of commercial metters (lent to the upon the fact that a few Americans havo time the theft was committed, nor could he say Indies for the occasion) to discuss the American shown a disposition to fall in with the worst
boycott, and
the mattery decided upon of the social-vices of the natives and a fow was that rack, que one was exposed in the hall.
of wale membera The Paisna Judge intimated that he would influence with the wee should use her others hazo disgrased positions of teast in which
their they have been placed.
It like to hear Mr. Boavis on the question of respective families, and with their female would have been as logical to conclude that friends who had not attended that afternoon to cause an occasional backwoodsmu got sold fest stand united and arm in carrying on the and returned to the settlements" in the early contributory negligence.
Mr. Boavis slater that under the heading of boycott to a successful termination. There was days, the American wildernes would never la much enthusiasm amongst these who were subdued and settled. The handful of Ameri- The Puisno Judge-Thors is no evidence of present, and when the Pat she would do her or who have taken to the vigas of the nativey do
proceedings terminated contributory came the question of notices.
cans who hare gone wrong in the Philippines sach promised the other
arage their menfolk to do their not expresent the typical American. best to cacourage. Mr. Boavis-It is for my friend to prore duty to their fellow countrymen. negligenes.
YIK WING EXPARTE MA TAI NAM. - This debtor was publicly examined by the Official Enceiver. He said-I am tho muster of the Fong Lan firm which carries on business in tobacco refuse at 378 Queen's Road Central. Besides this shop I have another business at Wauchai. Li Chuu Sami was my only partner. The statement of affairs To other I flod is correct, and I have Mr. Pollock-But notice was given them property than that shown. Money due by an- long ago that we were going to take this point, cured creditors amounts to 908,587. This Then the notice of motion was fled, and money is owing for tobacco and lard. The the money was never actually paid over amount owing me for books debts ls $1,604. I to the Puk Or. It would be unfair to was shareholder in the Yu Fung Lai shop,
mulet the general body of creditors because and had a 2500 share.
Why should one takes an action on bis own. my learned friends got their costs out of the estate they have been fighting agaiast. It would be inoquitable.
t
His Lordship-Under the creamstances I think the costs must be paid out of the estate, and make an order accordingly.
THE WA LUNG FIEM EXPARTE E A MAREE Mr. Barlow This matter was adjourned with the idea of a omposition being entered into, and I would ask Your Lordship to let it stand over for another week.
Mr. Wakeman-The debtor's statement of affairs is very unsatisfactory, and I would ask Your Lordship that ho he ordered to file further section 16; which section accounts under requires him to file an account of his hun ness- expenses for three years,
Has any person in Macao to whom you have sont goods not paid youNo, they have all paid.
nolicos.
::
.
Mr. Golgo taking it on your ova evidence.
Mr. Beavis Then deal with the position of the plaintiff as a guest.
among
THE THRONE OF BRUNEL
THE CHINESE TEA MISSION TO CEVLON
The mission sent by the Viceroy of Nanking to study the methods of cultivation and manu-
We understand that novora! Chinese employees of Americus firme here ressirod throstoring letters or laring them to leave their employers. Several of the inure prominent Chinese received besides such letters small packets, which on being opened, contained sack a dagger or a cheap revolver In one calefacture of tea in Ceylon and India fiada, says Mr. Gedge Every person in an hotel is both dagger and revolver wore sout to a single the Ceylon Times, that the Ceylon bushes are Mr. Looker--I appear for about 25 creditors
winch lower and smaller than those in China. Your Lordship, and would like to ask guest unless he has a direct agreement with the parou. Too much importance beau no: to be
In China five feet is the average height, pad the debtor one or two questions.
inakooper which relieves him of his responsi-tributed to these childish letters.
the "width" much greater, but the Ceylon leaf Hare all the people out of the Colony obility. The defendant made an arrangement
is are than twice the size of the Chinees"- This makes the Ceylon output more per sare. whom you sent goods paid von Some have with the plaintiff in connection with another"
business whereby he provided her with free We understand that the sole surviving Two hundred Its pur acre is the moal that can and some have not..
direct hair to the throne of Branei disd about to picked in Chine. The Missioners think that board and lodging. “
four weeks age of a complaint not uncommon machine-tring raises. the leaf to too high a in the Venice of Borneo, and which, though temperature, and so affects the delicacy of not identical with true cholera, bus many of the favour. Caylon tea is stronger than the symptoms of that disease. This death of the China artinie, but lucks the darour which last survivor (of his generation) of the makes it delightful to ite devotees. As might In samming up His Honour said-It appears once powerful ruling house of Brunei lends be expected, they think the Chinese methods superior so far as the result is concerned, and Hough, I believe to sell some of the goods How much are they altogether-$1,664 in
much interest to the speculations that are
bat they are more expensive.
The generi with a view to arranging the composition.
Hongkong; besides that amount there are some that the plaintif was employed by the now life as to what will become of the remnants
defendant, and that part of her salary was free of the whilon mighty Sultanate when its impression of the mission is that China can $5,000 outside the Colony,
The present ruler dies,
Tatter who really never hope to compete with Ceylon and India brand and lodging in an establishment belonging belongs to the second last generation of men, in medium low priced teas but the Chinese can to the defendant Under the circumstane must be nos approaching, or past eighty years compete successfully in high-class tea and with ground there is a doubt about her standing as a guest. of age. At any rate he is souir to the Rajah proper direction recover some of the On the question of contributory negligence the Brooke, who was born in 182; and his health they have lost in Europe. The to soils of The matter of a successor to Chins are very much superior to those in fact that she was in the habit of leaving her his throno is therefore a problem that may yet Ceylon. The missten has now gone to Calentta, jewellery about was sufficient te provoat her prove of more than count interest to the and will visit the Darjeeling tes districts, where
conditions succeeding in this action. Judgment for authorities of the suzerain lower in this part the climatic
are supposed to resemble these of China.
Mr. Looker-I am instructed by the dehtor, who desires to go into the premises with the object of taking stock, but the bailit is in possession or behalf e the interim receiver, The debtor desires to our with Mesir. Hughes
.:
Mr. Wakeman--I don't see how that can be done unless they give security.
Mr. Looker-Possibly the composition will be put through inally within three days.
His Lordebip-Mention the mutter to me again before that time.
WONG HO, TSUN EXPARTE THE DENTOR, This was an application for a receiving order. Mr. d'Almada e Castro, who appeared for
You have put down in your statement of affairs that your book debts stand at $1,664,
In June last you sent goods out of the Colony for which you received the money, but you have not paid some of the people from whom you bought the goods --I have paid sonde others I love not.
Mr. Looker-I would ask Your Lordship to order this man to be kept in custody under section 24.
Mr. Beavis contended that it was a question of fact, and depended entirely ou what view the judge took of it. There was no ouus on the plaintiff to lock her dear...
defendant with costs.
so robast.
of the world.
aro
LEADING BRITISH,
CONTINENTAL
AND
AMERICAN HOUSES,
AT
PRICES WHICH DEFY
·COMPETITION.
MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
CASH OR HIRE PURCHASE.
SYSTEM.
-Hongkong, 20th July, 1995,
DR. NEWELL WILSON,
DENTIST.
Latest American Methods. Reasonable Foea.
No charge for examinations. Office houre 9 A.M. to 5 P.M.
-f1963
No. 2, PEDDER STREET Quext to the General Post Office and opposite to the side
utmanes to the Hongkong Hotel) Hengkong, 5th 1905.
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