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It le understood that the new armoured TELEGRAMS.] HONGKONG SANITARY BOARD.
cruiser Indogitable,” which will convey the Prince of Walia to Canada, will be escorted by: the battleships" Albemarle (Gagahip of the Rear Admiral of the, Atlantic Fleet), Duncan," "Dominion," and "Russell,"
Professor Julius Kikendorfer, who in said to
"DAILY PERS EXCLUSIVE HERVICE] CANADA AND CHINESE RESTRICTION...
LONDON, June 23rd. The Canadian Parliament has geologiesl societies, says he will lay before the King of Italy plans for the extinction of the Vesuvina by gigantis tunnels bored below the passed a bill restricting the entry of sea level from the Mediternness to the orater,
be a number
The hoads of a large number of well-known Arms of shipbuilders and marine engineers have intimated their intention of supporting the proposed Institute of Metals which the copper and brass manufacturers hare decided to form on the lines of the Iron and Steel Instituts, and many of them attended the inenting on June 10th, with the object of inangarating the inti'nte.
a
Chinese students.
BRITAIN AND BERSIA
LONDON, June 23rd. Britain is sending an ultimatum the Shah.
ANOTHER SPANISH PRINCE.
community on this mahject. To-day the drainage le in a far better condition than it A meeting of the Banitary Board was held was then and our water supply very much on June 23rd at the Board Boon. The Honperior. If you take the water supply, of Dr J. M. Atkinson (prosident), presided, and Kowloon, the motusi place in question, it is far there were also present Hon. Mr. W. Chatham, better and of greater quantity per head than (Vice-President), Heu. Mr. H. W. Slade, Hon. Mr. Irving. Captain Lyons, Mom. Shelton Hooper, Fung Wa Chao, Liu Che Pak, and the following elloials-Dr. Pesme, (Medical floor of Health), Dr. Macfarlane, (Assistant Mical Offer of, Health), and ML, Messer, (Becretary).
PUBLIÒ HEALTH AND BUILDINGS BILL. A reply from the Government-forwarding copy of amendments to the Public Health and Buildings Bill was read as follows:- Sir. With reference to my lottor of the 26th ult, I tom directed to forward the enclosed copy of amendments to the Public Health and Buildings Bill which cover several of the points raised. by you. The words referring to asasent of portgages in mastions:186 and 265(b) have book e will be amitlad-1 m, Sir, Yone obedient servant,-F. H. MAY."
LONDON, June 23rd. The Queen of Spain has given
[ÉCUTER'S SERVICE] INTERNATIONAL STEEL TRUST.
we have in Victoria. I have made those
remarks in order to justly the action which has been taken by this Board and for theTM
formation of His Excellesey who I am afraid has been ill advised in taking the motion he has in depriving me of a portion of our duties given
to antiraly by law. I challenge any member of the Government, from Hla Ercellaney down- wards, and I ask you to support it, to point out one esse in which we have abused thees powers.. I do not propose any resolution but │I would ask if the press do report it that a copy may be sent from this Board to the Government.
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PLAQUE. The PRESIDENT romarkod that members would be pleased to hear that there was decmass in the number of plague oss during the past three weeks. -
Mr. BOOPER suggested that they might get In return of the deaths from plague in the Cantón hospitals which he understood was last than ià Hongkong. The Board might get il for what i was worth,
THE LOSS OF THE POWAN
OFFICIAL INQUIRY,
Chairman said they were "vory much averse" to raising their fares, as it was their desire to give giery advantage to the riding public compatible with the interests of their shareholdere." This implies no more philanthropy than it literally con- tains. The company will not take the Government's hint and refuse alien coins because it cannot afford to. Half a loaf is better tonn no brend. We do not think it will undertake any serious increase of fares, for similar reasons. Its loas on subsidiary
The members of the Olossa branch of the exchange would probably be exceeded by
- IN HOWLOON, its loss by decrease of revenue. But the German Navy League have sent to headquarters
The following reply from the Government loss at present complained of is far from protest against the establishment of a Gerbirth to a son.
was read: Colonial Sacretary's Olas Hongkong, being eatirely beyond the control of the man observatory at Tsingtau, Kiso-ohan. This objection is based upon the remarkable statement
1tb Jane, 1908–Sir, With referenos to your directors," if they would only put a lever that such sa observatory would be of no service
flatter of the lith, ultimo and to previons' oor. recept to the German Navy, while it could not fail to,
respondence on the subject of the to the inertia of the local management. At
decision of the Sanitary Board to allow water Shanghai there are bobks of tickets or be of great service to the shipping of other
LONDON, June 20th.
losets in gartain building in Kowloon I am coupons on sale at the clubs and other countries, and that, therefore, it would be
Reports of the formation of an Inter-directed tu asusint you for the information places where the public can easily and con.opposed to the aims of the Girana Navy League.
national Sted, Trust are renewed. The of the Board tast.in view of the importance of
The official inquiry into the cizoumstances of the disaster which befch the steamier "Powan '* veniently procure then. The takings in
Moggs returning to the club-house capital is to be 150 millions sterling, and the question of the farther introduction of this form are large, and are not in depre- when Wilson met him, and then, courding to
was opened at the Marine Court yesterday advores medical and other expert opinion to before the Hon. Commander Basil Taylor, RN, ciated carrency. At Hongkong, with a Mr. Sidney H. Fry in the "Throns and Coan big works are to be constructed in Great the water olosta in the Colony and of the much introduction, H. E. the Governor has
and Lieut, Henry Butterworth, R.N., of little treable, we believe people may obtain try," there was this conversation; Well, how Britain, giving work to many,
deemed it prudent to amend saction 162 of
H.M.8. "Tamar," Captain J. Page of the as panch tickets, but very few people know did you get on to-day " nsried Wilson. I
Ordinance 1 of 1903 by the insertion of the
Ying Ping," Mr. E. §. Crowe, master of the words "and the consent of the Govarnar-la--- about it, and they have to write or apply never saw belter golf," said Mogga “My
ad Council" after the words " without the per. for them, which is more trouble than most Pement gol away every drive,, be bit every people will taka. A very simple matter of brassey clean, he approached up to the hole per
fectly, and he never missed a putt."
mission of the Board."-Iam, Sir, four obedient enterprise would enable big proportion of mach were you beaten by "Besten! I
servant, —F. H. MAT.” the local revenue to be collected in curtettey wasn't beaten. I won!" on which there is no lose, and the conven fence of the public would also be thereby furthered. We have no longing to teach other people their business, but the extra ordinary statements to the shareholders in London required that we should point out the way in wbish the company night help itself, without waiting for the Government to do what it is now more unlikely than ever to do. :
There were twelve plague oases yesterday, mating 859 to date.
"
M. Irgens, Secretary of the Norwegian Lega tion in London, has been appointed Norwegian Minister, in amcsession to Dr. Nansen.
"How
An inme of £2,000,000 South Manchurian Railway Fith per Cent, notes lins been success. fully place... The notes are guaranteed by the Japanese Government; have three years to run, and were offered at 98. When the South Man sharian railway iame was made last July power was taken to borrow £3,000,000, of which £4,000,000 was then offered; and the present
is intended for the further development of the railway, the progress of which has, wy understand, more than fulfilled expectations.
Sir Robert Hart, in conversation with a representative of the Ceylon Oberoi, said that his health was improved by the voyage from China. Hy was anzions for a quiet year, after which he would rotura lo Chius. He wished
for
no reseptions and was undertaking po misia Ho-sycoop the rouant official of long experienes in the Far East and British Government. He believes that the was one of the Russian delegates at the Portsopiam gradually. Trained Chinese would take Chinese authorities konenlly desire to stamp out
the "places of foreigners in the Customs, but act for some years.
mouth Peace Conference,
At the Magistracy yesterday Mrs. Brunafield, 49 Hollywood Rd, was summoned for assault- inga chair anólia by throwing a glass at him and cutting his arm. The o sa was remanded antil-to-day.
The United States House of Representatives:
has pased the Bill appropriating £300.000 for the official participation of the United Stabs in the international exhibition to be held in
Tolya in 1919. The Bill-bas-strendy pasar
the Senate.
Lient-Colonel R, Bartholomew writes to the the opportunity of contributing to solvath "Express":--I have for years wished to has
séoret of the Venus of Milo. The solution is so simply that no one dar thought of it, Th
goddess isentoring or living her bath, and either releeing or fastening the roberend her The left arm torna behind her back to lassa v Az the ply with which we all festen our bathing towel in present day. The action is perfectly ustural, and the twist of the muscles of the kil choulder in the Leuvre shows, as as proved bigting the cation before Amirror, that its Arm wuried behing ber back f
The return of visitors to the City Hall Library and Museum for the week ending the 21st June, 1909, shows that of non-Chinese there were 371 to the Library and 145 to the Museum; she of Chines 217 to the former and 1,574,te the persum, the facilith for trade jy al Tatter The Library war, therefore, unicby articles within the fire the Patmaster
General his beet in negotiation with certain of 588 persons and the Mussaer by 1,719,
the Colons and Dependencies for the establish 08. M. Shepherd and Stift argent. Went of inrusi dash on delivery eaton, Western have been presented with the Liang Under this system gobis can be posted from Service and God Conduct media chlept this country and the mote collected for the Doubleton, E., made the presentation during wendor by the post offer at their destination the mid-day working parade on Monday and, and vice vs. The ant of to Berviced wa in doing so, expressed the hope tist may of to be brought into operation on the 1st of June, those present would receive a similar mindsl. and to be nyaibble between the United King dem ant Egypt, Malte, Cypras, and the British It connection with the visit of the United post-offoos'st Constantinople, Smyrna, Beyron Sistes Fleet in September it has been arranged: Balonies, and Tangler. The alief restriction ja that the British Australian and Ching Squadust the ata to be collated must not exceed roni shall meet the Fleet before daylight some 220. Detailed information concerning this ca miles outside Sidney Heads Huge bonfires on delivery service may be obtained at any post will be lighted the headlands on receipt place flashlight sigusi potifying that the Flest has been sighted,
THE TUNNAN FRONTIER TROUBLES.
LONDON, June 20th. Paris reports that while expressing regret for the Yoman Frontier lucidents, and thanking Franse for her support in sup presting the rebellion, China has demanded an enquiry into the facts, and that France is inclined to agree.
THE SUFFRAGETTES.
LONDON, June 21st.
A UNIONIST GÄIN.
LONDON, June 21st, The Unbuts have gained a seat Withheir candidate replaces
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Kwong Sai" and Mr. T. A. Mitchell, master of the "Fook Sang," aasesiora,
'Captain Black, maater of the “Powan,” was the first witness called. He described the events of the fateful night. On the night of the 8th June Ee Isft Hongkong for Canton shortly afier nine o'clook. The steamer want at half
sped until she got clear of the shipping and then the order full spoed was givən. Whea he left the wharf he could see for over 1
mile distant. Some fifteen minutes afterwards. he left the bridge to consult the chart, sud returned as quickly as possible. Hain began to till when the vessel was off Chung Hae, He onsulted the pilot, in whom he had every confidence, with regard to the course and the hter told him they were making for Capsimun Pass. Witness could not see any land af that me, but some minutes ister he could res, by the light of the moon, some black objects on the port bow. At first he thought they were sam
of
they were often to be soon at that part
Mr. Sumon Hoor-Str. I think that individual members of this beard would be wanting in self-respect, if they allowed this letter to pass thin board without comment Alter reading the letter Ms. Horex proseled -It is well that his Exosilensy should know- the history of the notion of the Stuitary Board in this matter. An application was made for a water clowd in a house in Kowloga. Tan There was a great demonstration of
was the first-applications not having bɔɔme Suffragettes in London yesterday. Thirty general. Tes Board said they would like thousand women of all ranks of society, to go into the whole quation and by the principle a to whe- marched in procession, escorted by police, advised to Hyde Park, where they passed resoluther we should have them or not. A com- mittee wa formed composed of the Hon tions demanding votes for women.
Director of Public Works, are ill, and the Hon. Medical Umes 4th and we go sidered, the subject being so important that we should sortain the opinions of medical the Pats the found that he was wrong. men and civil engineers Aceerlingly we sent Immediately he realize the position he ported
circulars to most of the msical i sad
the helm. The pilot became very excited and engineers ay pro netrad
when the vessel had turned som: two and thone flows sad I am quite pepared to admit that the majority were gainst the introducing he could dear the rocks he stered ball points there was a grinding adeo. Think iod of water plesits and the reasons given were that ti srbour mightbome silted up ant that hots of trees migit destroy the drains which would become lusanitary and perhaps spread disease. Notwithstanding this adrerne oritiiam the commitus viewing it not only from hygenie point of view bat from the larger one of expediency and looking at the precedent which had been rested in year gone by with regard to a similar committee appointed for a similar purpose in 1885 or 1896 we osm to the conclusion that we were not adverse bo the principle of water closets but that every application should come before the Board in the same way that has always been done impossible to hoi the bosta Head bostdrill- to me that to take away from the Boardware Europeans he excited. Witness” once a week. The pssagers, none of whom
WATER POLO
"Association it was announced that eight teams
At a mesling of the Hongkong Water Polo
hat entered the competition. The draw for
V.B.C." the first round sagulted as follow
7th Co. B.GA, Corinthian T.C.
188 Co, RA, 83rd Co. G. Tomar Royal Hongkong Royal Engineers The round hast be completed on or before July 11,
HONGKONG LEGISLATIVE
COUNCIL.
For Thanley's Bassion, the orders of the day inglades
Committee on the Bill entitled An Ordin1000 Ft amend the Pablic Health and Buildings
1903.
Buildings Anendavat Ordiasson, 19th and Third arding of the Bill entitled An Ordin. ance to provide for the registation of Chemists and Druggiets and to regulate the Sale of Poitous.
Committes on the Bill ontitled An Ordinand to prohibit the Exportation of Prepared Opium to in-will not be provided with
at this meating.
FAW REPORT, MAY 20 UDICIAL COMMITTES OF THE PRIVY COUNCIL, Present-Led MACNAG EN LORD ATs
SON, SIR HENRY DE VILTERS, STR
ANDER SCOBLE, and R.
ARTHUR WILON)
asd be dealt with, ou its merits.
It seeme
head and gave orders to sound the well. The engines were slopped and, the aliof officer told him there were three and a half feet of water in the fore hold, the engineer also telling im they were making water vary mpidly in the stokehold. He decided to head the steamer, at fall speed for land on the starboard side of the bost. This was very diflonit.to do as it would might carry out his purpose he went astern ant cant ander the helm alone in order that
and got a point on the beneb towards which to steam. He ordered the boats to be got ready sad soon the plates began to buckle both fora and aft, and the engineer told him it was
Kan Shum," as het ge gode filling, jauks immediately exte to their Brary- thing, mereable way then thrown overbos and arrangements made for a raft-Many the passengers were saved by the steamers wilch were proosding to Canton and by fishing jinka.
allied for asistans and 1-bq, stommship
two of them members of the Exere composed of ten by repute intelligent men Council, four members of the Legislative Conseil, four sitting here ex-cloiggas holding high offices in the Government and two Horopeans nominated by His Excellefoy, one of om in supposed to look after the sacitation of the troops in trid Coloar, the Principal Mod oaf €10 may be thought that those men would not be actuated by any other motives than that of the general good of the Colony in dealing with iny applications, that came before the Board. Therefore I am sure that we must Ton and a half knots an hour. Continuing,
What do you estimate your full speed at P feel it a slight on the Board tit so simple witness.said he was not in the liabit of slowing! amatter should be taken away from our con- | dowa wherr lo catid nee land.
Tipot Butterworth-What was the time between the Fairway Buoy and grounding - Twenty three lauter
You are aware that under the new regulations. heavy rain is mentionedas a case in which you mist slow down? Yos.
We note that the Chairman of the company that controls the electric tramway system at Hongkong has ngain beạy raferring to the Lees on subsidiary coinage that is to say, the difference between the nominal or face ^value of the actant takings and the negat which the Bank credits against deposit of those takings. This, he asserted, was "a inatter entirely beyond the contral of the directors. Yet in spite of it being entirely beyond their control, they dering most earnestly in what manner they could obviate the hoaxy less put upon
Mr. Consul Bonar, of Kobe, bas some further them by this leakage in their receipts, which
A sensational sequel to the Shatin murder notes in his test report on the opening in now amounted to about ten per coût. If trial was witnessed in the Supreme Ogart Japan for the sale of British marine motors entirely beyond their control, it is waste of yesterday. That Lordship's the Chief Justice is builders are informed that the Japanes time considering how to obviate it if the and the Paisao daige agrood that ortains orally not couple with Mam in fineness of foish, er working, or exsplitude of loss can by their own efforts be diminished, evidence admitted was illegal and on that they, it is not entirely beyond their control. We quashed the conviction of the jury and die-pasts, although, on the other hand, the Japan ought to apologise for pointing out the charged the prisoners, refusing the Attorney.engines, roughly made antipy afpiter vlog, fascies supplied, to the atomilip "Draco at myself and Mr. Blade, sud Colonel Mselin, Which side did the junk past you?--On the inconsistency of the Chairman's remar General'e application for leave to appeal to soureost and commontat sil, which is produced carrying on business at Shanghai and Kobe General and yourself voting against it the
the Privy Couns!
which is sufficiently plain; but have
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MOBIKYOCE
How many minutes did your see land before you stiuok About three minutes,
Captain Crowe also questions the Fitness whose reply could not be heard.
Mr, EM. Evans, second officer of the Powan,"
stated that it was raining a little when they left the wharf, otherwise it was a pretty fair night from the weat After leaving Fairway Buoy the wayfair sight.
sterboard side.
You returned to your course, N. W, by Witness said he sighted Lntso on the port
OONG TAI AND CO. J. BUCHARISTEZArco aideration and what I think per centuated This was an appoal from a judgment of his the feelinge ve bear is the lasgunge need by Majesty's Supreme Court foribina and Korea, the bon, Cotnial Sebretary in the registive sitting at Shinghai, of January 10, 1907 Council in whigh he charged this Board with
Mr.J. A Hamilton, K. C., and the Hou, John Mansfield appeared for the appellants; Me acting in defiance of the medical opinion of this Soration, K. and Mr. F. D Mackinpon for Colony. Now on turning to a time whion the respondents.
The action was brought under section this committee's report came before the of the Admiralty, Courts, 1861, (as applied to Board for adoption or othgrvino I find Shanghai by Order in Courelland She Colodist that the hon. Director of Public Works arte of Admiralty lot, 1880)-in-September, was shaent but we may take it he sup- 1906, by the, respondente, Mrs. Buchheister interest for pepairs, disbursements and neses Lan Chu-pak was present, Mr. Humphreys, and Co of Siaggia, who claimed £3700, with ported that was his roommendation. Mr.
their purpose wally are istog tid, to use the English and other The appellants, Principal Miltory- Madical Offer of South who are Chinese China. They all supported it, the Registrar in Japan, and possibly the finer British machid, intervored to parties internatif in the vessel, A Bill to prevost fraudulent mistescription of would: nesd a better clasfolk, Mr. Bonar hai done so as a preliminary to showing in
and pleaded that the alleged equipment and Captain Superintendent of Pollos and Me another way that the loss is not so entirely Foods was the abject of discussion at the ho doubt that British-made saugines using repairs were not necessartes; that the claims was Fong Wa Chia being absent I my we did bow and there was nothing on the starboard biọng ̈·
YMCA. Parliament on Monday night and kerosene would always abought it preferent not a proper daint within section à of the Act not go again the medical option of this. They were olbae in when they sighted Lantao outside the pontrol of the managemont as formed as interubing debate, Mr. Gabay to Japanes, even at a conewhat higher gas or giting a tight of sun a rem, or Colony by the fact that Colonel Martin supported and he did not hear the captain say anything the shareholders were asked to believe introduced the messure and was supported by, and higher coat of running, but at present, the supplied on the credit of the vessel or the bene. the adoption the report. I will now asks could not tell what the pilot or the captain
all; that the alleged necesaries were not Thongh wo are of those who believe that Mears. Crawford, Lowry, Emberley and Japaness, laving become aware of the advantage feist owner, but on the paranal credit of su leave to refer to the raport of the Committee said. The ship struck abeat half a minute efter the Hongkong Government has not done Kingsbury, while Captain Baker af acting of using urine motore, nusl be content, when English Firm, who were the repondents' agents, appointed by the Sanitary Board to consider the helm was put hard sport. It was
leader of the opposition, arhisted by Messrs. these are required for business purposes only or respondeals themselves, and that they (the its Buty with regard to the subsidiary our
The engines were not Parker, Brown, and Jillinge. Fantented and to use cheap Japanese-mile motore, as no other appellants) were induced to enter into the the question of the advisability of adopting the grinding noise.
the system of water closets in the city of Victoria stopped until at least a minute sftorwards. rency of the Colony, we regard as an over-strovo to prove that the Bikinite drafted form are to bo had at anything like the same contrast for the purchase of the toba They adopted a similap coures to sara and wont ilgess left the bridge to look after the
respondants statement the remark that the Govern was impracticable. They did at gain the The excellent workmanship of the British and delivered to them in Jepet free frem float girenlack which contained twenty-fire ques.. boste so the vessel was making water very hard.
presentations that she inent, whose duty it was to provide by confidence of the House and the tadasues was motor is much admired, bat the outlay for such charges and expenses. The acting Judge Mr. tious and I would just briefly refer to the It was still raining. He could not see land and legislative enactment a fixity in price for passed by a majority. The present session will would not be made up by increased earning dinder section 5, and that some of the items andwers gived by several mation men and he had no idea where they were. He returned
Bourges held that, an aótion is rein would lie! close on the 6is prox: when the absorbing capacity by the vessels using them. For pleasure claimed were recessaries chargable against the that of the assistant har harbour master to the bridge and afterwards assisted the crew. the legal tender, failed to do so." The Imparial topio of "Homa Bule for Ireland" boste the demand for motors is limited to a for ship. The sums allowed, in respect of these After reading several extracté showing that to lower the boats, but there was no time to do balk of the takings on our local trams are will be dealt with and many good speechee are foreigners. Nor do the Japanese motor builders items were fi,117 and 31.880. From that the writers favoured the introduction of not legal tender, being Chinese coins for the expected, for the membership includen several tolnim to make much, if any, profit on the decision the present appeal was broughs. price or value of which the Government is brilliant Irish Colonials. The meeting will be machines they turn out. The demand exists, Lord feaghten said their Lordships would quofed these oplotis to show what in 1885 was the bridge when the captain lifed You - Yes.
At the closet the argument
water closets, Mr. Hooper continued. I have in no way responsible. The Government open to ladies.
but so far it is not being met satisfactorily, take time to consider their judgment. Time the opinion of an important section of the
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pa and three or four. Chinges went.