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SUPREME COURT.

Wednesday, 10th August,

IS ORIGINAL JURIDICTION, THEY

BEFORE THE LORD Curer JUSTICE (BIR FRANCI PIGGOTT),

an----

JODOMEST IN IMPERSONATION CASE.

of

His Lordship--It is a legitimate point to raise, but it is simply a question of taxation.

Mr. Pollcok-It would probably save time it Your Lonship gave an iutination.

His Lordship-I don't think so. Subsequently Kis Loribliip asked how the judgment was to be communicated to the Land

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 31st, 1905.

"ore reversed for a few revolutions, and she scunded the signal for a stesmer which was stationery-two prolonged blasts. As the Venetia was thus stationary the Pvcfciursuddenly appear. od about one and a half paints on the Venetia's starboard, close to the Veselin, two or three lengths, and approaching rapidly-rapidly in view of the circumstances-at a speed of some. thing like four or five knots and upon a course nearly parallel to the Veneția's, Sho would Mr. Sharp thought the simple way would behave passed clear bat the Protous swang her head to starboard, and she ran with her elem pratty well forward into the sins of the Vanelia to registor that judgment,

That very likely was due to her reversed engine, but they were not prepared to say. Shy

Office.

Mr. Pollock said there would be no dimenity about that.

IN SUMMARY JURISDICTION.

*

WEAK

It is Barone MR. A. G. WIE (PRISNE JUDE), binal into the Venetia more than onoo and it xaid the Venetia's anchors struck the Protres. At the moment, the Venetia was 'ationary but still heading north at

A CHINESE PROMISSORY NOTE, The case in which Lák Yik Tak of Canton

note

Streed. East for S1600 claimed an a promissory The point came before the Court

whellier the document to be debated way

Mr. O. D. Thousea appeared for plaintiff Was a promissory note or noi. and Mr. R. A. Harding for defendent.

POLICE COURT.

Wednesday, 30th August,

BERORE MR. F.A. HAZELAND (FIRST

POLICE MAGISTILATE).

DRUNI AND DISORDERLY. JI, Grace, who stated that he was an em ployee of Dr. MeLanchion's Electric Bolt Company, was charged with being drink and sing in a diarderly zuanner in Themas Hotel on Tuesday night.

Mr. Boricer, manager of the hotel, stated that defendant entered the premises drunk, and on account of his condition he (ike

ogor) refused to serve him with aro drink. Defendant then began to break things up until witness intersoned and gave bim in charge.

Tepector Warnock said that on defendant's arrival at the station he was put in a call, there 10 put the greater part of three hours in obscone language Aftor-this to asked to be pouring out a tirado of insulting, abusive and allowed ent as bail, and witness said he could get out on bail of $25. A messenger was there. fore despatched to his wifs, but she refused to advance the amount.

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His Worship-Are youguilty or not guilty? Witness - I don't know; I suppose I was. His Worship-Fined $10 or a month.

THE SHANGHAI LARCENY, Wood Hok, on remand, again oppsinred before His Worship to answer the charge of stealing money and jewellery to the value at Shang-

His Lordskip delivored judgment as follows in the case in which Lo Kwong Chvi, a stadrut of Macno brought an alien against Vinceuse Pietro Muso di Peralta to have a mortgage set aside and its registration cane-led :- ****The mortgage on which the defendant xolies

14 palpable frand, this cake quite possible that orig to the usu

tauran af the- sam which was not the true owner of the property mortgaged the onse might not full strictly within any of the defui-sued the Yo Wo Cheung firm of Bortion lions of forgery gived by Stephens in hie Digest the Criminal Law: though I have lit le doubt that suoli a caso as the prosent, if it had occurrod in England, would bare bron added to the list of casts given in Article 6, illustrative of what is meant by making a false document. But ven if this were not so, the offence of obtaining money by falso pretences was committed. The gument of the defendant's counsel, pressed to its logical conclusion, comes to this: that before the Full Cont. That course would not | Venetia he apparently lost his heul and made of 24053.40 frem Wong Young although the unker of the deed had been found guilly of one or other of these offences, got the rue owner is not entitled to have it cancelled or set aside it ho comes to the Court under rcumstuvees which raise sespicions as to his documents of title: iu other words, that the dred found to be a frandulent dead is to remain of full effect in favour of the non-fraudulent party who has beneẞted by it. This argument is said to be supported by the fandanteuial mix of quity that "he who comes into equity suns! o with clean hands." The attempt to make this principle applicable, to the present case shows bow carefully the maxim must be appli-d-8150_—_. The aspicions ciromastanes conuented with the deed of assignment by Lam Sai Maa to the

Mr. Thomson suggested that the case should stand over pending the decision in another case injure the pocket of any of the parties.

His Lordship did not think the ens should be adjourned at present, and indicated to Mr. Thomson that he had better appeal..

Mr. Thomson replied that he would appeal. His Lorship asked if Mr. Thomson wished for an adjournment as there was another caso to be heard.

Mr. Thomson said he did not proes that. His Lordship held the domment was not a promissory ncto and granted a stay of eroontion on condition that 850 was paid into Comt, making the total security for costs

+ LITIGATION OVER A LOAN.

Mr. F. X. d'Almada & Castro prosecuted, and asked His Worship to deal with the case summarily,

three quarter east, sud the momentum of the collision carried her out of sight aufern into the fog H h that be Venetia had complied with the conditions of good seamanship in the circmustuners The Proteus, on the other hand, failed rither to proceed with the caution required failed to stop, and failed to comply with the regulations of good sumanship. The Proteur wislocated the Venetin. She approached at a speed, which under the circumstances, w oxerssive, and when the officer in command found himself, as it were, on the top of the the worst manouvre possible in the circum hai.

the stances. He swang his bow round into stem of the Fenefit. How he canted her hear round was not for them to say. The law on the ubject was simple. It was a case under the fog

Wong Young Szy declared The defendant regulations, andthe rule was that those regala tions override the articles for general steering.

is my nephew. On the 8th instant, accompanied by the defendant and my family. I travelled Howould submit that the Proteus was going atan

from Hankowy to Shunghai, Ỏa arrival in He would sub. Shanghai I left my jewellery and money on excessive speed in the fog and in the proximity of another vessel ahead of her. mit that the Proteus onght to have stopped board the boat, and later sent the defendant to geme time before the collision. The Venetia got it, but he did not return. Tha box stopped and he would prove by her bg that the produced and the jewellary therein belongs to When I left the boat, my attendant, Proicus did not stop at all. In the preliminary me

To Tarpector Langley-I told him to tako Prolets at the time of the callision was two and net defendant stated that the speed of the Fong lug, was in charge of my jewellery. a half knots, He wou'd submit that the Proteus the box to one of my relatives at Shanghai.

To His Worship When I arrived at this wis wrong in changing her course to starboard And so bringing herself to the place of the place the box was not there. I keep the collision, which she would not have done ha defendant, who does not loany work, she not changed her course.

The evidence Sergeant Earner gaveovidence as to arresting the defendant on the 14th instaat on board

and money produced in his possession. stationary at the time of the collision, and it clearly tablished the fact that the great force with which the ships met was entirely due to the weigh of the Proteus. Consequently be wonki submit that the Proteua was solely to blame.

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Mr John McLaurin, writing in American Industrise, on Our Cotton Trade in the Orient," concludes as follows:-

We are producing far more food and alothing POSITIVELY THE LATEST AMERICAN material than we need for our own people, and we must either curtail production er fud oat Our cottuu side marketa for the surplus. Industry is not suffering so much from over- batiere there is a market in the world, if we productions from ander-dietribution. ens find it, for a twenty million instead of a ten million bola crop at teu cants, because t that price cotton is the cloupost material for Is sax have, an clothing known to man.

five sons of Lo Chuk Chí ars that the purchase kong, sued the Po Yik Company and another clearly established the fact that the Fenetic WE the Aumsang, and finding the jewellery multiplied in the last quarter of a contury that |

money was paid to the father: that he retained control of the property and received the

routs that he bad made similar arrangements with regard to other property of his in Mecan;' and that the whole transaction looked very like no arrangment made with a view to defraud «reditors in the avont of his geing into bank rupley in Hongkong. The tran motive may, of course, have bens to make provision for his son, the cousideration being natural love and affection. But for the purpose of the argumont I assume that the other assumption is the rest one. Now in the text books the maxim is illustrated by the following case. If a person seeks

to connel uz instrument on the ground of frand, quity will not interposes on his behalf if he has heen guilty of silful participation in the fraud. But, the books contious, the nmxim must be understood to refer to wisconduct in ragard

Li Hing Lau, of 3 Stanley Street, Hong for $100, money lent by plaintiff to defendants. Mr.P.W.Goldring conducted the case for plain

tiff and Mr. Holborew actod for defendants,

Plaintiff doposed to having been asked in January of last year for a loan by Is Tang Sok, and he recollected going, accompanied

by a friend, to the Po Yik Company's shop,

where be sair

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man whom be informed that he had brought the money. He gave the money to Yue YaaYu, defeudant's brother. After other evidence bad been added, the case was adjourned till Friday to enable defen- dant to make a certified translating of two entries in the books.

CLAIM AND CÒUNTEE CLAIM,

Iman Sew Hi, trading as Kam Leo, claimed $221.61, from San Fook Cheung for goods supplied. Defendant set off against the claim, and the caso was adjourned till Monday for

farther hearing.

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IN ADMIRALEY JURIDICTION. BEFORE THE LORD CHIEF JUSTICE (ŠIR FRANCIS FIGGOTT).

SEQUEL TO A COLLISION AT SEA:

SEPESOг.

also

The evidence of the captain of the Venetia,

on commission at Calculatta was read. It was Charles Forgus Raid; and other officers taken of an exceedingly voluminous character, and tended to bear out counsel's opening state-

imont,

From this is appeared that the Proteas struck the Venetia and went along her side, scraping it. The collision occurred about two and a half minutes after the

The ease was adjourned till today. engines of the Fenctia, were stopped,

THE NOVEMBER METEORS.

A proper Mr. Basil Taylor's romloder that eunusual number of shooting stars may be looked for in November, the Singapore Free

Press says

His Worship sentenced the defendant to imprisonment for two months with band labour, and made an order for the restitution of the money and jewolk ry.

Broke MR. G. N. ORME (BECOND POLies

MAGISTRATE).

BIOTOER MEHAVIOUR.

Seven nativos, with heads bandaged or covered with sticking plaster, appeared before Hit Worship on this charge. Nois Winglok Street had put his shoes out Inspector Warnock atated that a foki from to dry on a retaining wall. While going to get them he capsized and broke a flower pot belong ing to his next door neighbours. One of them picked a raw with him, and backers arrived for both sides, the result being a free fight in which all the combatauts were nood with bamboos,

The case was aljourned.

APPLICATION FOR ARMED ROBBER's EXTRADITION.

CROWN AND BRIDGES, WILLINGS AND PLATES.

PAINLESS EXTRACTING oz TEETH.!

CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION GRATIS.

there seems a limit to its possibilities. An eminent authority has made the calculation that it would require an annual orop of more than HIGH CLASS WORK. 40 milion bates properly to clothe the popula tion of the world. Its use is constantly on the increase.

of

Take China, for example; in 1965 var exports

cotton fabrics were vained at only $8,8/10^0. while this year, if the present rate is maintained. it will be nearly forty millions. The mills an

the demand, and great as is that not supply demand. it represents bat a insignifiennt fraction of the consuming capacity of 400 of the centuries. At the present rate of export million people, rich with the set-up wealth we are sending loss than one yard per capita of cotton cloths to these silk-clad millions. the consumption per capita approximated that of the United States, there would be no cotton left for the bal nce of the world.

CHINA AND THE LIVALRY OF NATIONS.

If

The trade possibilities in Chine are inusesar- shie; wo have merely aeratched the surface. A great change has occurred in the attitude of Some of the older residents of the Colony may Chief-detective Inspector Hanson, on behalf China toward foreigners since the Blackburn to the matter in iitigation, and not to ang

recollect having seen in their younger days the of the Chinese Government, applied for the Commission concladed its work. Now treaty famous shooting star shower of November, 1.extradition to China of Li Pak Hoi, who is ports hare been opened, and the railroad, misconduet, however grows which is unconnected

These were the Leonids, a meteorito swarm required thers to answer a charge of armed-legraph, and telephone introduced, rendering with the matter in litigation, and with which

whose periodicily was calculated by Professor robbery which occurred on the 9th June in the commerce possible with parts of the empire the opposito party in the cause his no connee-

Newton, of Yale, in 1864, to be about 33 years. Fung On district, Kwengtung Province, China. hitherto se inaccessiblo as the North Pole. The. Mr. Hanson. in relating the facts of the case, attitude of the United States during the Boxer From his calculations he predicted their cagur- tion. Applying the maxim thus explained to

The Venetia Steamship Company claimed renes in great profusion on November 13th and informed His Worship that prisoner was at troubles in atanding firmly for the main casace the suggestion made as to the true signīticution of the father's methial of draling-with-his judgment against Bliss Kiser Borat Larssen 14th, 1866, a prediction that was duly and splen-one time a robber, but as is usual in the case of of the integrity of the Chinese Empire move of President Roosevelt in bolly preparty, it is clear that with the idea and John Schwarten, owners of the a.s. Proters. didly verified. In 1899, however, the display was the Chinese Government where they find n created a friendly feeling, and this last

comparatively meagre and sporadic, and disap-violent man they cond no his offences und make and also a reference to the Registrar to assess pointed observers talked of the lost Lannids. him an official. Such was done in this case, but taking the leadership in trying to restore" of defranding creditors the defendant in this

the defendant turned robber once more. At peace in the Orient, cannnt but increase so has nothing to do: that question could

certain village in the Tang Ou district the prestige of the United Sta es, while it orly aricu in the Court of Bankruptcy. Ie umant of demages resulting from a Still as the path of the earth nearly intersects collision for which plaintiff declares the tha orbit of the Leonids every November, sorus bold, therefore, that the maxira does not apply Proteus was responsible. Captain St. John appearance of these may te looked for, although bis band, who are really under the Chinese stamps the President us one of the greatest

among the heads of all the nations George, of the Macquarrie, sal as sutil the thick of the swarm will not meet the sarth till Government, in the dead of night hold

The contest among the nations now is for the year 1902, by which time a considerable up a house, and in addition to taking away to the present case. The defendant, however,

anmber of those who looked for that in 1999 money and clothing they took with them a commercial supremacy and it seems to ko, in #eatitled to little sympathy for he acted in

woman and a girl of fifteen. Eventually they spite of England's present lead, that the real the face of the warning given to him by his

will not be in a position to take any interest in meter swarms. It may be of interest to add sold the woman and girl. The former was battle in to bo batreon Germany and the United solicitor, sud, as it seems to me, under the very

that Professor Schiaparelli of Milan in 1868 fortunately discovered and taken away from the States. The head of no nation shows a keeper showed that the orbit of the November Leonids brothel in which she was fun before she had appreciation of the situation thao Emperor pevalise circumstances of the case, with un-

His latest move in forcing the (so called breaus radiating frem a point in the been there four nights, and the Viceroy had sent William. reasonablo haste in pressing the mortgage

constellation

neided Leo) co

exactly with the orbit her here to be a witross in the case. The girl rosiguation of the French Minister of Forsigu mming through without a proper investigation of title,

At the outset Mr. Sharp mentioned that two of Tempel's comet, seen in 1860, Other meteer had not yet been found, but diligent search was Affairs and the probability of bis-

The robbery, was the usual the King of Norway, make bim virtually though Mr. Bonner did the best, he could for

paragraphs, articles and 29 of the regulations warms have also been associated with previously being waste for her. him, by advising him of the risk be was run-

for preventing collisions at sea-had been observed comets. Thus His Tymids, of April thing. After about a quartor of an hour's the dictator of Europe. Germany has one aing. The plaintiff is, theref re, ontitled to the

omitted from the pleadings, and though he did with a comet of 1861. Wa rand that Biela's hammering the door was brokea open and the advantage ofor us; her Kaiser can project

comet agree with the Andromeda meteors of robber band entered, some carrying lighted policy and carry it out. -relief ho asks and judgment must be entored

November 28: the August Persoids agree with torches, some masked, and all carrying firearms. mul plitica; elections are ton frequent. A for him in the terms of the prayer for relief.

the bright comet of 1882, and now more than Some of the robbers were not disgnised, the President is not worth much the first four years; seventy ench cases of agreement are known, defondent being one of them, and having been it taken all of his time and energy fighting to I propose to draw the attention of the Govern-stenld be included.

which led the late Professor Tait of Edinburgh with him for sometime the woman will readily secure a renomination, and in the second form to publish the theory, now generally accepted, recognise him. He was identified in the prison he may lay his plans for regalating trusts, ad- ment to what seems to be a very serione omission

F.

J. Badeloy which regards comets as consisting of meteoric here before Mr.

justing the relations of labour, and capital, and in law of registration, which does not make dne

Woo Yau Wai, declared- I am a former in promoting a strong foreign policy, bat bafore Provision for a proper investigation by the

swarms. Mr. Taylor's letter would appear to

the Lun Tin villago, Tung On district, Kwang his plans mature a race asor may be closed, who refer to the Andromeda swarm.

tang province. On the 9th June last about will overturn everything that has been accom- Land Offloor of the identity of the parties by comparison of their Chinese signares. This

30 p.m. my family was awakened by a hammer-plished. ing at the door, which was broken in.. A gang. omission it was which made what is really a einmay frand possible,

Mr. Pollock-With reference to costs, I should like to say a few words.

to

His Lordship-I have not contioned coala. Mr. Pollook-A point which

me wi

Mr. Sharp, K.C., acted for plaintiffs and Mr. Pollock, K.U., for defendants. The overs of the Proteus also claimed against the owners of the Venetia, but the actfors were consolidated.

not think they were very important ho would like to know if His Lordship thought. they

His Lordship did not consider that any

amendment wAY NECESSATY.

Mr. Sharp read the pleadings which set ant that the collision took place on the mersing of 14th March, 1905, when the intrus appeared from out of a bank of fog st un excessive speed in the circumstances and struck the Venetia on the starbennl side.

"

-THE WORKINGS OF CHINESE OFFICIALDOX,"

We are too

were fortunate in having Mr. Résorolt to

DECOYED SAILORS.

of man entered, all carrying firearms and take the plans of MeKinley as a basis, and with kniver, and Home with lighted torches. the help of Mr. Hay build thereon a foreign H. E. Chang Te-yi, Chinese Minister to the

Some of the men hud their heads wrapped policy which has so greatly increased the moral, Mr. Sharp afterwards presented the material Court of St. James, has lately written to the

Central Government that ne his term of offesap in cloth. They took my family into the political, and commercial potency of the United fucts of the case. On the 4th March of this year if three year◄ is about to expire he is extremely sitting room. The defendant was one of the States in the councils and markets of thei

as soon robbers, and he threatened to kill us if we made nations. occurred the Venetia was on a voyage from Hongkong anxions that his successor be appointed

a noise; at the same time four of the robbers: WAS that this brother, who to Japan laden with coal. Uuring the preceding as os ble owing to the bad state of his health.

covered as with firearms, while the remainder of the band ransacked the house, breaking open more or less crazy, we left pretty much night the vessel had been constantly passing In view of this, ignoring his previous refusal cove

boxes and wardrobes, and remoring $125 in Pro himself. He is a brother of the plaintiff through showers and fog, and proceeded of the post, the Waisapu has forwarded an

moncy besides clothing and other valuables. throngliont the night at various speeds, stowing Imperial Rescript to India to his Excellency

Taug Shao vi, Imperial High Commissioner to When they left the house they took with them in this cave and I subtait, My Lord, al- though the deed must be set aside an arcor. down whenever there was one of those showers reorganise Tibt, in which bis Excellency is

my daughter and my daughter-in-law. My seamen re continually arriving at Liverpool from Jancs with your judgment, it does not follow or banks of fog: At 8 am the Venetia altered carded to leave India without further delay daughter-in-law was restored to me on the 19th the Far East where they have been imprisoned į the plaintiff would be entitled to ousts. I sub-hot course to north east three quarter cast. It r Landon to take over H. E. Chang Teys July, but I have not witness was her fer long terme in solitary confinement at Hong

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mit the plaintiff is not entitled, inwastuuch as This was important ia view of the fact that

the forgery was carried out by suck, Dear the Fenctio continued upon this course up to rolative, who was admitted to be crazy and who the time of the collision. At 9 o'clock the

There

position of the Venetia was somewhere about was not properly looked after, to costs, are cironmstances in the case which would 59 miles south east of Good Hope Cape. At justify Your Lordship in exercising the din that time she was going full speed with a low cretion which you bave under the code of costs head of steam, and on the bridge was the and make au order that each party should bear caplain and third officer, with the quarter master on the look-out. According to the log book their own costs.

His Lordship-I am somewhat impressed by the Venetia entered a slight fog at 9.4 am what you say, but under the circumstances I and her engines wore put half pood, which was think, as I have said already, that defondant estimated by the engineer to be about live knots noted most tushly and not in accordance with an hour. The Venetia then bogate sound hor savics which his solicitor Mr. Bonner gave fog signal, the signal for a steger under weigh, him. If it had not been for that I think I which was a very long blast every two minutes. might have made an order somewhat as you Shortly afterwards the captain of the Venet is suggest. I think miter the circumstances I heard about the whistle of another ship which ultimatoly proved to be the Norwegian steamer Hongkong. The Venetia's engines were put slow about one and a half Inets, and thereafter she proneeded with caution. At 9-14, when the fog Mr. Pollock-World Your Lordship gave an ecame denser and the whistle of the other ship continued to approach, the Fenetic's engines

cannot

the Younghusband Tranty at the British post antenutiune the negotiations regarding capital; Under the ciconmstances there does not seeda any way whereby H. E. Tung Slano y cas gut himself excused from going to London us the next Chinese Minister to the Court of

Aa matter of fact to those St. Jarnes.

Tho

my daughter since.

Chan Ste sald the last identified the defondant as being one of the fother-in-law, and she lived in his house. She robbers who took her and her sister-in-law away. She was sold for $240, and her sister-in-law for

Hearing continues.

$120.

ERITIDH SEAMEN IMPRISONED AT HONCKOBO, The Daily Express anys:-Dozens of British

blockade to Vladivostot or are contraband of kong and Singapura for refusing to run the war to the Japanese per 9, after having signed on for ordinary voyages v iy.

Over. 500 men have already been sent to London by the Sailors National Union. and claims for arrears of wages, and darsages for falus imprisonmont will be made against the owners on their account

A typical case was related at Liverpool yes- tarday by an Irishman, who has just come from on the steamer Lertee. Hy says

that he s

ол

understand the workings of Chiness officialdom it is quite apparent that his appointment to Loudon as Cimag Toy's mecessor is "Irish promotion," since with the rank of an Imperial NO AUTUMN DISSOLUTION.

Commissioner, plus the brevet geads of High

The Daily Telegraph on Fa Turung, or Military Deputy Lieutenant-

July 31st mid: Hoed 28AE. at Cardiff last Decem- Governor, which makes the bolter of the rank Ware in a position to state orplicitly that the

The crow of twenty learned at Hongkong for an offer of the Soound grade, Class A Tang ramours of a probable dissolution of Parliament ter for the voyage to Hongkong on a coller. Shao-yi stauds en a loral with the Geverer in the sutamm are absolutely devoid of fourds

a province

a Chines Minister of os. There will be no dissolution this year the first time that the resal's real destination was a Japanese port. When they saw the the First Classicerudited to any of the Great Rules the Government is defeated befezo the

harbour master he admitted that conf was con- traband of war, but in addition to their ordinary! Powers usually bears & brevet 4th Metropolitan prorogation of Parliament. rank, making bini allgitle at most for a

The bore's estimate of himself has the virtue pay of £3 158. a month nothing was offered One can then easily sympathise

it certainly, Russian cruisers.

thera as compensation for the risk of captare by Provincial Judgeship or Salt Cinamissionerbip. Tang Shao-yi's dislike to bis new

lesso' coincida

Layouе does not increases the

Nineteen of the men refused to proceed, and himself estimate of him. He considers

weeks' imprisonment as mutineers. official standing of its representatives at the

They lived on prison fare, and had to pick capitals of the reat Powers and raises them either a cozy well read maz, possessing much were sentenced by the harbour master to ten to the rank of Ambassadors, making them valuable information," "a very amusing eligible to the Governorship of a province, witty personage, with a special gift for enliven two pounds of oakum daily, and when taken out we shall continue to see men of ability and high ing others," or a very chatty man with for exercise wore bandenied and treated exnetly rank constantly refusing posts abroad.-.-C. genius for small-talk:-Mable F. Yates in the

Queen. Daily Newr.

with

with

Mr. Pollock-Another point I am instructed Proteus, which was on a voyuge from Japan to: Unless the Chinese Government point out of originality, in so for ax

to bring befors Your Lordship. It is hardly, necessary for plaintiff to employ two conusul. His Lordship-That is for taxation, ......

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and childhood. A warm bath with Cuti- cara Soap, and a single anointing Cuticura Ointment, purest and sweetest of emollients, will permit of sleep for baby, and rest for mother, and point to a speedy and permanent care in the most distressing cases, from infancy to age.

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DR. NEWELL WILSON,

DENTIST.

Latest American Methode, Reasonable Fees.

No charge for examinations. Office hours 97A,M. to 5 P.M No. 2, PEDDER STREET (next to the General Post Ofles and opposite to the side entrance to the Hongkong Hotel.

Hongkong, July 5th, 1995.

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