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justice. It is difficult to find a single ploa in the conduct of this miserable business in favour of the Government of China. That Government in the first instance placed it- self in the wrong by granting official rank to A. S...WATSON & CO., a body of men over whom it had no power
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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, JUNE 29г, 1906.
Two arresta bave been made in cenaeotion TELEGRAMS. with the recent outrage af Leighton Hill Road.
both Chinamon,
France has threatened Morcoco with, an
ultimaton if the Sultan does not soon release. the Frenchmen captured by the rebels of
Buamard,
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EARTHQUAKE IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, June 28th.
The West of England has been At a largely attended meeting of seat- holders at Union Church, held on Wederday visited by an earthquake, whose worst
ERATED WATERProof, if any such were aceded, of ileoresing, maiters affecting the pastorate were effects were southwards. The damage |
MANUFACTURERS.
In the manufacture of High-Class Mineral
Water the following are essential —
PURE WATER, UP-10-DATE PLANT, THE BEST OF MATERIALS,
considered. The mucsting unanimously decided
to ask the Rev. C. H. Hickling to serve for a is moderate. further period of Ave years.
Members of the Hongkong Volunteer Reserve Association are reminded that the first competition at disappearing targets will be held the King's Fack Range to-morrow. This shoot is in connection with the compotition for the China' Mail Cup,
incapacity to rule.
Had it done this under compulsion without remonstrance, however
we could not have held it guil·les. The much we should have felt inclined to pity,
fact of the matter was that the action was taken without any consultation with Franco.at It is not for us to make any comments on the indemnity that France has exacted There are things that by international la w belong to the country wronged exclusively, MANIPULATION. Welare, however, heartily glad that the mat- ter has been settled at last, and hope that the belated acknowledgement by China of the All than conditions are obtained in Waters crime may lead to a better understanding for the future. In this tel civilised countries
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of our manufactaire,
AND
The Japanese Acting Minister has protested against the employment of a French engineer on the Ames-Changebon railway, saya thʊ New-fungpun, on the ground that Japanese subjects own large interests in the line, and detranded that a Japanese engiaser, be appointed.
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ABSOLUTE PURITY. Repeated-analyses are at one, and it will be well for China invictures of four tablets to be erected by the
both locally and at henne guarantee this.
UP-TO-DATE PLANT. Our policy is to entibusily introduce esesy modern improve. ment in in chinery and appliances, and although
The Daily Graph a last month published
her own interest, to remember that it is not Tientsin British community to the memory of by daunting herself before the world that the fleers and men killed by Boxers in lik), she can ever hope to caru respect. No It also had an interesting photograph of the country, as as individual, can afford toting dock Dewey bang towed through the
The law is univers and lies
at the basis of all human intercourÝM,
such changes re i variably cally in the fataland alone. instance the results attained in PERFECT AERATION and economies in working justi y them.
THE FINEST MATERIALB only are
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ENGLISH EXPERTS mausge our fac tories and our Waters are acknowledged by Leading English Makere to bolequal to those of their own manufacture.
These reels Lave only been obtained through constant experiment, the alvene climatic con- ditions of Tropical Cliustos for the successful rangaiacture of High-Class Serated Waters mos esitating special study,
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Su'a Canal.
The cement plaat, originally intended to be
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THE NATAL REBELLION.
LONDON, June 26th. A despatch from Greytown sintes that the natives in the vicinity of the Insaxi and Noodsberg police stations bare rebolled and that they have occupied the stations.
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THE EDUCATION BILL.
LONDON, Jane 26th. A debate on Clause 4 of the Education Bill developed strong opposition on all sides, including some ministerialists.
The Liberal papers admit the Liberal perplexity, and say that the ministerial line has wavered almost for the first time in the session.
"Au important Opposition amendment to clause No. 4, taking the clause mandatory,
SUPREME COURT.
Thursday, June 28th.
IN RANKEUPICY JURISDICTION.
BEFORE Mr. A. G. Wise (PuINE JUDGR),
DENTORS' DISCHARGES REFUSED.-
Ro Wong Bas-po and Cheung Kang-pất, trading as Lai Fung and Wing Shing Lang,
ex parte Wong Cheung on, reditor.
This was an application for the discharge of the debtors.
Mr. F. X. d'Almala e Cuatro appeared for debtor Cheung Kung-pat; Mr. C. F. Dizon (of Mr. John Hastings' offlec) for Wong San-po; and Mr. R. A. Harding for Ma Fat-ting.
His Lordship (to Mr. Harding)-What is your status #
Mr. Wakeman-His client has admitted him- | relf a partner, my Lord.
His Lordship-The same man as in the Lai Hing Bank cave?
Mr. Harding-YUK,
His Lordship-Mr. Wakeman, can you tell me anything about it P
Mr. Wakoman-An interim receiving order is also made by the Registrar.
His Lerdahip-Can you show me any authority for it?
Mr. Haraton-I am bound to admit that two years ago it was not the practice. It is a con venient praction.
His Lordship-Oh! yes. But supposing it is illegal or wrong.
Mr. Wakeman referred his Lordship to azb section of section 11.
His Lordship (after referring to it-That's all right,
Chauk Chak mail he had made inquiries as to what was due to the firm, and discovered that there was an amount of $3070.62 due from Mozyra. Arnhold, Karborg and Co. There was a farther sum of $600, and in addition to that a sum of $718 would become due on Osto- ber 1st.
Kwong Cho-chit said the total liabilities of the firen were $18,600. The assets would realiso over $7,000
His Lordship granted this order, and appoint-
the Official Receiver trusten:
Mr. Wakeman road his report upon the debtors' application for discharge. Therein it was stated that the books of the firm for lasted year were either willally or inadvertently lest; be bankrupts carried on trade by masas of actitions capital inasmuch as they were insolvent when they carried on business. They also pur- chased two houses and continued to trade after becoding insolvent, and brought about the Receiver's opinion it was impossible to grant bankruptcy by rash speculation. In the Official
their dischargo.
Mr. Almada said that Cheung Kang-pat, although one of the debtors, was simply a
PUBLIC EXAMINATION.
Chau Dart-tong ex parte the creditons Mr. G. H. Wakeman, Official Receiver, con- dusted this public examination, and Mesara, E. B. Deacon (of Messrs. Deacon, Looker and Deacon) und J. S. Harston (of Messrs. Ewan
creditors. Harston and Harding) appeared on behalf of
Chan Dart-tong suid he was & partner in the firm of Dart Loong and Co., which business he started on October 1st, 1899. His partner's
would refer to the notes of this debtor's public 85, they dealt in piece guods, yats and
MENCIUS did his best to inculcate this fer used by the Kyan Taask Cement Factory, has been rojecteŭ lxy 340 to 237 and pro- dormant partver in the firm. If his Lordship name was Chi Yat. The capital of the firm was There are the Kapite, the State and headed here in January of last year from Henged Opposition cheers at the fall in the
burg, on account of the recent. war, was majority. pesturday sold by auction by Messrs Hughes and Hough, the purchasor being Mr. Kadoorie, for $212,000.
Family, The Empire has its origin in the State; the State in the Family; and the Family in the individual. When the rulers are straight the whole realin will follow. This and not petty attempts at isolation in the contional cry of the old teachers, and what is true of the individual is equally true of the State. Only by emulating what is beat in other lands can China bope to This is the lesson which raise herself. China has forgotten. If the pucishment
lead her to think this out for herself, it will inflicted for the crime of Nanchang will
have proved an inestimable blessing, unt so much for the world, as for Chima berself
But, as we have lately had too much reason to regret, it is not only in Nanchang, A. S. WATSON & CO.. and not only amongst officials who perhaps
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Delegates from all parts of Great Britain assembled at the first meeting of the British Federation of the Jewish Territorial Organisa- tion at the Inns of Court fkutel, nider the presidency of Mr. Israel Zangwill. The object was to promote the acquisition of a territóry upon an autonomous basis for those Jaws who unble or unwilling to remain in their present lands.
LONDON, June 27th.
The winority of yesterday's division in- cluded 70 Nationalists, 27 Liberais, and 19 Labourites. The Liberals consider that the passage of the Hill is now assured. The Conservativos urge the Government to measure which has become a
a baudon a hopeless jumble.
SENSATION IN NEW YORK.
Losnow, Juue 26th. An immense sensation has been caused in Commander Henry D. Wilkin, D.80., com- ending the sloop Clio on the Chian Station. Now York by the millionaire Harry Thaw will recommission her temporarily, and Cox- firing at, and killing, the eminent wealthy mander II. du C. Lord will similarlyuchitect Stanford White at Madison Square
Licatenanta Garden Theatre. re-commission the slopp Cadreres,
The act is ascribed to Thaw had lately married a jealousy. beautiful chorus girl whom White had previously known. Thaw and his wife have The World says:-Fi spite of the blaudish- ; been arrested. ments, such as they are, of the Government'e
N. B. C. Brook and JS Morrell have been appointed to the Clio, and also Paymaster A.
H. Gulliver and Surgeon R..L. Dickinson.
commencing at i pan. :---
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-LONDON, June 27th.--- The rebols in Natal have been largely reinforced by imis from the Mapamuto district to the number of 2,500.
examination he would see that the debtor misecllaneous goods Debtor was intorustul in Dever at any time took an active part in the the Fat Cheong Bank, of 39, Boukum Strand firm's business. That would be corroborated Enet, to the amount of $10,000, whilch was one by Wong Sau-pe, the managing partaar. Mr. third of the capital. The bank was closed abent Alando did not ask his Lordship to graut March, as they would not realise further ospital immediate discharge, but to suspend the order and there was no business. Al debts, with the for such time as he thought fit.
exception of the sharebeklers" were paid in ful One of the partners in the books: Debtor could not say how much money the bank had bad had post, as the accounts were not made up. He had
Mr. Dixon said it was somewhat difficult for him to citivise the report of the
ficial Receiver until he
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an opportnuity of seeing it. Assuming that a considerable amount of lesscheld property, and the faola staled
thin report vare owned Coposught House Hotel, for which ke correct, he submitted that his Lordship-bud gave $235,000 on September. 1st, 1990. Bo "power" "to" "suspend the discharge of Wong now valued it at $420,000 or $410,990, because ko Sapa for a reasonable time, and asked his formerly lat it out oa lonso at the rate of 81,825 Lordship to grant a discharge subject to a por wouth, and the man who forged it from supension for time months The report debtor released it to another und wu golting showed that substantial assets had beer 82,678 for it; that include'l the whole premises. recovered, and that the amount of liabilities Thore were mortgages cu the property. might be reduced by the Hongkong and Debtor Ind other property of Caine Bowl, and Shanghai Bank reducing their claim.
a share in some property at Bonham Strand, His Lordship-What is the claim of that All these properties were heavily mortgaged. bank?
During the last few years be bad received several hundred thousand dollars on mortgages. He had no account, but remembered it all. As
the oficiul receiver wished to question him, received 850 a month for a start, I and when the Mr. Wakemao-I don't, my Lord. But Lim wound ny ho was rooving 810caally. cat ask him a few questions...
$150, but he gave $5 a mont': to his foki. Mr. Harding said it was not donied that his This $450 a mouth was to be entered in a client was a sleeping pactury, and had nothing separate nccount, and to be paid off from debts collected. In the beginning he used to pay off the interest on, the debts from his salary, but when the debt amounted to tany Mr. Harding—Yes, my Lord, but he took an and hundreds of thoautods be was nonble to, active part in the time.
His Lordship Did you ever do business with Port Arthur?
Debtor-No.
Mr. Wakemau-Over half a million dollack, Mr. Dixon-My client is born, and in
to du. with the maargement of the firm,
His Lordship-He has ieu a partuor in dozens of firms,
The County Gentleman says --Those who are responsible for the naming of our warskips must sarely have been in and straits whom they ware christening the new torpedo-boat des Mr. Wakeman-If Mr. Dixon wishes to troyers. The worst of all, sorely, is Violet.eansider the report. I have no objection to We shall look out for the new clause of t.b.d..
an adjournment.
Mr. Dixon-Well, if your Lordship is not going to grant the discimrge--
have not had much personal knowledge of the world outside China, that like feelings and like methods have of late been in
We bave seen officials trained repatriation proclamatica, the Chinese slave THE NATIVE TROUBLE IN NATAL prepared to anker any questions. I anderstont managing partner of Dart Long, and Co., he evidence. abroad equally ready on their return to haste te shake off his shackles, Ho has seemingly adopted the attitude of that China to call in the aid of mot rule. We certain Mr. William Bailey, whr, if one romant have seen fraalish attempts to exclude foreigu bers rightly, was obstinately impervious to all Korrespondents must forward their names and ad-capital, simply becanec it was foreign, not appeals, however earnest, to return to his dresses with communications addressed to the Editor,
because it in any way interfered with the domestic abode. not for publication but as evidenes of good faith.
•publication should be written on independence of the country, but merely
By kind permission of Light. Col. Price, All letters for
only. one side of the paper
that it seemed the only way of excluding D.8.0.. and Officers 12th Baluchis, the Band emulation, which China in har heart of of the Regiment will play the following pro- hearts knows would lead her insensibly to gamme at the U.S.R. Club, Kowloon, to-day. reform the errors of her way. It is not Mirch ignorance, nor lack of understanding that stands in the way. Chinese officials in point. of intelligence take a high rank amongst the nations, but the inertness of centuries.
Considerable interest was aroused in the elings to the race; and it hesites to take
House of Commons by the appearuuse in Palace LICHAKONG OFFICE: 1A, DES VEUI ROAD C the step which it yet feels and knows to be Yard of the first t xameter motor-cab to be LOSTION OFFFOR: 131, FLEET STEEKT, E.C
essential to its own happiness. Perhaps placed on the streets of London. Sir Christoph wounded pridė has something to say to this er Furnees and Sir Henry Normas, MP.. strange proceeding, but the wounds have droces in the vehicle, which is a Jobp, Renault, been "mostly gell-inflicted. None of the with two-cylinder engine and marnete ignition Governments of the world world willingly The body of the cab is a vivid scarled, whilst the upholstery and the uniform of the driver The taxumoter registered 28 d as the fare of the two members, Wa clip from an exchange the following
Hongkong found herself short of, money in
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On June 23rd; at Shanghai, Captain Faux F. Konkurs, aged 77 years,
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BONGKONG. June 29TH, 1906
the beginning the world is willing to allow rob to move to the front?
Are we any
Overtnr. Yela," Russiger which are to be added to the flat, and which, Selection ... “The Flying Squadron," ... Huppey we' understand, are to be named Buttercup Adagio from Negatis Palustique," Beethoven kell...The Alabama Minstrels," Knowles and Daisies. svleet on Mirantebank,"
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His Lordship--I am certainly not going to grant the discharge. No consideration will
make me do that.
Mr. Dizen I muání. 10 say after a reasonable period.
His Lordship What I consider a reasonable period. We will take Wong Sau-po first of all in this case there is no doubt ho is the
Mr. J. Graham tow, the gentleman who has just tried unsuccessfully to malist Chinesa support for the forthcoming New Zelandi Exhibition, has arrived at Singapore. A Strat Tinus reporter asked him who he thought would succeed the late Mr. deddon as Sir Joseph Ward. K.C.M.G.", Premior, replied Mr. Graham Gow, Mr. Ward staging partner, and certainly so far as I cau
sont holds the offices of Pontmaster Gesers), Minister of Railways, and Minister of the fodustries and Commerce Department. has already acted as Premier during the absance in Eugland of Mr. Seddon, and will make an admirable successor to our departed Premier."
His Lordship-You did soma business, T know; there was a long co in the Court asting three days. Not during the war? 1 Debler--No.
Examined by Mr. Deacon-ile was the only one interested in Cununight House He returned in his statement to the Official Receiver a surplus of assets over liabilities of $33,000. He would not be sure that his assets would Debtore dealsted the realise that amount. inoreas in the value of Connaught Houss from the rent collectal on the promises Ho
not include in his
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estauil from his own admissions and from did not collect a month's rent from Commught the examination, he was managing partner at House after filing his petition. He did not. the time of the bankruptcy. It was rather send & cash out of the jurisdiction of the Court, age bankruptcy, and although the claim may be only to pay debts, when he thought of going reiluved...it is perfectly clear from the evidence bankrupt. Debtor did that 50 per cent, caapot he pail of. I will statement of assets the property he had at suspend his discharge for three years. With Macao, ns he had sold that property.
transferred it within a fortnight of filing his petition, landing it over to a woman t
Bammed by Mr. Harstos-When were you whom he owed $1,500,
last solvent?-How do I know?
You don't know?- know that I'm not solvent now.
1r is to be trusted that the Nunchungurt China's feelings most of them would are of a late-blus massacre will prove to be the last of the ether strain every nerve to keep on pleasant long line of wurderous disagiers which terms; but Cing herself by outraging ! have entailed disgrace on the Goverment every rule of serial intercourse has hitherto surprising stary--Mrs. Brown-Potter while.in
At Shanghai Mixed Court on June 2rd Megard to the other two, maybe they were of China, and more than anything else have rendered this impractical,
Patics Cabel, called
dormant partoers or maybe they were not. compelled the civilised nations of the world nearer to a better understanding? And is conseguen cs of her manager having gaan on ta A. H. Fenton, to refuse to accept. Chion as a cation on any one of the leaders of public spinion San Francisco with all the cash. Her company attention of Mr. Kuan, magistrate, to certain The third man, Ma Fatting, is a partner in was spitting up in varions directions-come building alterations which were bang carried one of the biggest firms, in the Colony-the eal tertus with themselves. Although in prepared in the face of the clamour of tlie \ were returning to England, others to the Unitedust on the premises of the Court, for which a
Lai Ring included-azul therefore he is a States, and they needed their salaries i perzait had not been granted by the Manicipal bustores me and knows the liabilities he takes ou. Both discharges will be suspended for two The German Government is desteding the mediately The American actress then did a Couned. Mr. Kun said he understood that Do thing which was charecteristic of a plucky and such peruit was required for building operat protection of Gormse captains in Russia.
u speculative—or sball we say too hopeful?— tions inside the precincts of the Court, but onl nature. Dressing herself in her granskest clothes, the assurance of Mr. Fenton and of Mr.Q shs hired a sampan, and was rowed across to Schirmer, Assessor, that it was necessary to Kowloop, where she sought, aut one of the obtain the permission of the Municipal Council culebrated gambling stoms, and sat down to for the erection, alteration or evou pulling down
enough to pay every penny of her people's ment, he said he would make a formal applic play. She rose a winner of £54, and had won of all permament buildings within the Settle
salaries, and to send them off in right royal Ton for permission in due course".
that the wrongdoing was not altogether on- China's side, the subsequent conduct of the authorities, and the instigation of the mob
The Kaiser will assist at H-ligoland on the to murder at the bands of the geutry of the | arrizal of the yachts taking part in the Dover-
self Heligolaad races. province, were things which no respecting country could pass over. If the Conduct of the priests, about which the day. he was a corps found in Des Voeux
Only two plagne esos were recorded yester
Cummzse make serious.complaint, had only Road-West: The total row stands at es cases "reenisid-in-the-proper manner before-the
Their Majesties of Norway, in addition to French authorities, there was no reason to visiting King Edward, as announced, in August, doubt that it would have been properly are to visit the Emperor of Austris in the
As the same mouth. investigated and dealt with. authorities, instead of taking this courge, were fatuous enough to appeal to mob law, un country-end in this auction France does not supd alone, i ut is backed up by the whole citilised world-could for ove moment peruit any presumed exteroating circumstances to enter into consideration It is true that the punishment inflicted is u envy one, but the crime was also a serious
inadvertently, our reference resterday to the Sanitary Board meeting ascribed a question to Mr. Shekten Forper that was really asked by Mr. Henry Humphreys.
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The sa Loongico, comtructed by the Dock Company to the order of Messrs. Jardine, Matheson and Co. for the Yangtes River trade, srrived at Shangbai last Sunday.
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There is nothing commercially supational in the announcement that Messrs. John Brown und Co., the Fairfield Shipbuilding Co.; and
More Cammell, Laird, und Co. are acquiring a large uren of lund at Scotstone, wear Glasgow for the constraction of a big dock and tho erection of oiluance works. As a mulier of
fact, these three large shipbuilding undertakings own the Coventry Ordnance Works, and the present devision points to the acquisition of water frostage auch un ie doubtless deemed essential in connection with the amounting of henry unrul guna. The step is, in short,
LATEST STEAMER MOVEMENTS.
The CPR. str. Emprem of Japan arrived at
and left again at 5 pm. saam for
att man day for shanghai, where she is due to arrive at & am, on Saturday, the 30th inst.
Yours.
Me. Wakeman-Will your Lordship make By order with regard in the income of the debtors :
His Lordship Is there any income?
Were you solvent three years ago !........ Yes, How do you know ?--Baccuse I had not made up my accouVÉS.
Why did you tell the Official Receiver, at a mosting of creditors, that you were insolvent
Mr. Wakeman-I don't know, but one of thres yours ago I didn't waderstand the them is living in a large konse,
Thursday; mensile your can find out.
His Lordship-I will adjourn that point til
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question, so shook my head and said yes.
You engaged during the war in blockade rueuing?
His. Lordship,He denied that to a just I think he must have ron into Datny, Dəbtor-If you make inquiries and find thât
-The Kwong Ying Loong ra parte Chibuk now. Chak, debtor.
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This was an application for a receiving-order. I have ben so engaged, I am willing that my Mr. J. S. Harston (of Mosers. Ewena, Haraton head should be chopped off. I don't wren'know.
and Harding) appeared in support of the application.
His Lordship --I noticed the Registrar has made an interim order. Is that so ?
Mr. Harston-Y
The C.P.R. str. Monteagle arrived at Shangbai at 4 am. on Wednesday, the 27th inst., and left gain at 10 p.m. same day for Hongkong, and is
Sunday, the 1st July.
His Lordsbip Now I want to know where here at fi am, on The C.P.R. ar. Empress of India arrived at yon, get the authority from? What is the Kobe at 11.30 p.m. on Tresday, the 26th inst.section ? and loft again at noon on Wednesday for Yoko bama, where she was due to arrive at noon on Thursday, the 28th inet,
It has been off cially anounced that Lienten. | regarded as a normal development coincident The Indo-China str. Namrang left Calentia one, and (which, the Chinese Government ant W. F. Helmore, 2nd Battalion Royal West with the progress of the Coventry enterprise. for this port via the Straits on the 25th Jane, #hold orce for all take to heart) was Kent Regiment, Hongkong, has resigned his. The three firms concerned not merely build and may be expected here on or about 11th July.
The
British str. Zingura left Moji on the 27th fruensely aggravated by the fact that this commission in that regiment. He was con. warships, but equip them in every point of detail June for this port, and is das here on or about
nested with it for less than three year, huving as regards their fighting powers. In the the 2nd July. time the criminals were those who were got his commission in July, 1903. He served possession of this ability there are obvious The JC.-J. Liju str. Fjimaki left Kole via apponed to preserve order, and were with a militia battalion in the South African mivantages, of which not the last is the attrac- Moja and Asigy for this port on ice 27th Jane fristed with the execution of even-banded | War, 1991-02 (Queen's medal with five clasps). tion of orders for warships from foreign Puwers, and may be expected here on or about 8th July
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the people who were engaged in it.
Have you ever heard of the Fuk Tai Wợ firm?-I don't know.
Supposing your usme appears in their booka P.- I have transacted business with so many people, how can I remember them all ?
At anyrate you deny that you transacted- business with the Fuk Tai Wo so far as block
Mr. Hersion--I think it was made underada ranting is concerned, or anything also?... Section 11. {Rends, Where the Court may,oto) I have heard of the Fuk Tai Wo, and I may
His Lordship-The Court, I know. Is that have had small dealings with them. the Registrar
Now you shelter yourself, as you are afraid. Mr. Haraton-I takes it that "Court meare Was year partner, Francisco Chi Yat, quite? Supreme Court, Previously I always made content with your management of the business the application, in chambers before Sir-Ho did not say anything to the contrary. William Grodman, but I understand the practice has born altered.
Didn't be start a partnership action last year get a receiver appointed and remove the whole thing from your control in the cass of Dart