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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, JULY 11TH, 1908.
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cholera in the provinces has not occasioned the slightest apprehension in the ports having trade relations with Manila. But CO., an opidemic of a malignant type in the city of Canton, especially at a time when all the conditions appear favourable to its develop ment, there, and in the neighbouring districts la a much more serious matter and may well occasion anxiety to the health authorities of this Colony as well as to the governing authorities of the neighbouring province. In Hongkong we have practically reached the end of a rather bad plague Besson in which the cases notified total near upon a thousand. How Canton has fared in the matter of plague there arq no available statistica to show, though to ull appearances plagus is not considered to have been as bad there as In Hongkong this year. It is recorded in the plague bistory of Hongkong that the deadly scourge was imported here from Caston, and it is viaceroly to be hoped that this may not have to be written of the no less deadly scourge of Cholera. When we think of the large passenger traffic between the two ports we can appreciate the difficultie Lunder which the health authorities labour, but the news of the alarming outbreak at Canton, confirmed and substantiated us it `by the extraordinary precautions which the Chinesa military and civil authorities in the city are taking to check to spread of the epidemių points plainly to the necessity for the exercise of the utmost vigilance with a view to protect the Colony
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for masaailing a boy at the Folloe Recreation Club. The sammens had been served on Donald Macrae whereas it should have been. served on his step-son. The hearing of the amuded sammons was fixed for Monday,
Lieut. Colonel Cartet, of the Army Pay Department leaves the Colony by the English Mail steiner to-day on transfer to Dublin. Peak reeldents who come down tɔ town by the 8.50 car will miss the little scene at the station to which they have been sccustomed. "Colonel Carter has lavariably bean escorted to the station by his two little sons, in military uniform, and hearing toy guns. As the car left the station they have food it and salated in corroot military style until the car his disappeared from view. - <
SUPREME COURT
Friday, July 10th,
IN SUMMARY JURISDICTION.
BEFORE ME. H. E. J. GOKPERTI (ACTING POISSE Jupon).
4 MATTER FOR ARMIZRATION,
Mr GE Morrell (of Meyers. Goldring, Barlow and Morrell) mentioned a case which was not on the list, hat which he asked bis Lordship to hear as his client was living the Colony shortly. The original notion out of which the case arcea was between Harker and Daniel and Roberts. The defendants rented a bouse from the plaintiff which they subist to Mr. B. Harding, and he agreed to indemnify thein for any damage done.--There was damage done but Mr. Harding, who was joined as third party, would not agree to the amount wiked for in the writ.
Mr. C. F. Dixon (of Messrs. Heatings and Hastings) said he was just noted to appear for Mr. Harding, and contended that Mr. Morrol should give proper notice before mentioning the case, Personally he thought it was res judicatal Mr. Morroll-My client has been ordered
Only three cases of plague were reported home on the 24th, yesterday, one fatal.
Captain H. I. Black, late of the ill-fated rivar steamer Powan," leaves the Colony to day for
Vanver.
His Lordship Who is your client ? Mr. Morrell-Mr. Daniel, His Lordship-I think they are entitled to some notice.
Mr. Morrell-I had a d-fiuite offer of settle Members of the Volunteer Reserve Associament at one time, but they eat back on that tion are reminded of the spesial shoot which yesterday. |will take place at the King's Park Ranga ibis
afternoon and to-morrow.
The opening of the new club house of the Kowloon Cricket Club takes place this after "A S. WATSON & CO., | noon. His Excellency will of late and there
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THE HONGKONG DISPENSARY, ALEXANDRA BUILDINGS.
Hongkong, lat July, 198
NOTICE TO "CORRESPONDENTS.· ONLY communications relating to the news soum should be addressed to Tan EDITOR.
will be an interesting programme of music and "other attractions.
Mears, Arabold Karberg are reported to have secured the contrast to supply the Palos at Puking and the Wai Wa Pu offices witli electric light plant. The order is stated to be a very large one..
Six months' imprisonment in default of pay- ment of a fine of $200 was, the sentence im. pened on a Chinese women by Mr. J. R. Wood dead body of a child near Arsenal Street.
His Lordship—I think this is a matter which might very well go before au arbitrator.
Mr. Marrell--I think so too.
Mr. Dixon-The whole matter was referred to Mr. Melbouras. I think it is out of your jurisdiction, my Lord, until you get a report
from him.
Mr. Morrell—I may say that Mr. Dlion in un interested party in the zotion.
the
Mr. Dixon-I am not an interested party in
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LEEUTER'S SERVIOK.].
THE UNITED STATES FLEET,
LONDON, July 8th. The United States Fleet has sailed from San Francisco for New Zealand.
· BRITISH SUBMARINES.
LONDON, July 8th.
In connection with the usval manmavres seventeen submarines steaming from Dover in southerly direction have made a record ran.
CHINA ASSOCIATION'S BANQUET TO`SIR ROBERT HART.
LONDON, July 8th. The China Association banquetted Sir Robert Hart yesterday evening, the guests including H. E. Wang Tab Sieb, Special Commissioner of the Chinese Government, and Lord Fitzmaurice, Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs.
Mr. J. H. Scott, Chairman, in toasting Eober, said that the Association had never before been honoured by so distinguished a guest.
Sir Robert Hart replying, said that he was confidant the coming years would show that China had been storing her energy for ages to meet the new environment, and was prepared to face the problems of the future. She would ultimately show herself among the front Powers of the world, and would prove a great factor in history. He begged for continued sympathy and support for China and added that if the Customs department had achieved any good for China and the world, it was much due to the barwony and loyalty of the Chinese themselves.
Lord Fitzmaurice, responding to the toast of the guests, raid it was not the fault of the Foreign Ofies that dir Bobert was not ranked with the diplomatists of the Empire. In 1885 Sir Robert was offered a post by Earl Granville which he accepted, but subsequently declined from a high and honourable sense of duty,
THE NAVAL DISSENSIONS.
LONDON, July 8th.. Mr. Asquith raplying to Lieut., Bellairs
THE FLOOD FUND BAZAAR.
OPENED BY HE. THE GOVERNOR
scriptions from Chinge residents abroad, in California, Australia, the Straite, and Java and that those communities are ready to respond (and outrost their foods to the Tung Wah The Bassar organized by the local Chinese to Committee here, confident that they will be well raise funds for the sufferers by the recent foods applied under their direction. (Applause). We on the West and North Rivers was opened in this British Colony may he and I am surə yesterday afternoon under happy ampieces by we all are proud of the world-wide, reputation His Excellency the Governor and the first for integrity which our Chiness fellow subjects venture of the Chinese to raise money by this hare established for themselves. Their pofailing approved or disapproved method was success-resouros has prompted them to adopt a Western tally launched. Certainly it had all the idea of a bassar in order to raise funds. Hitherto Blements of ODOBR It had a community I have been inclined-tó regard bassare se ona of in sympathy with the objects, a community the prominent vices of Western civilisation, not limited to one rase, and it badan-(laughter) but-it is a benevolent vice and is not- energetic oummitles every member of which open to the same condemnation as some other put the greatest enthusiasm into the work. It Western methods which have of lato, I might have been thought that the isck of ex regret to say, found favour in the Far East, perience in such undertakings would have I adaptation to the conditions of Chinese militated.against the beat results being obtained, Bocisty marks, I think, a very striking but as a matter of fast the novelty of the departure, and in opening this basoar to-day enterprie and the curiosity which it aroused I feel I am privileged to perform in historical was more than suficient to counterbalance the not. Those of us who are from Western lands disadvantages acóraing from inexperience. The are want to regard our women as foreinost îm Chinese ladies embraced the opportunity to all that pertains to the relief of suffering and ́emulate their western winters. by officiating at | distress. We call them, and rightly, our mine. the Bassar and they came forward in large staring angels. We look to them to organis- numbers indeed, and as the committee was com.and direct campaigns against the pockets of the posed of something like 300 Chinese gentlemen wealsby and to extract contributions therefrom it will be readily seen how largely interested the by the arts of suasion and the virtues of inaint
Chinese commnuity were in the innovation, Moreover their efforts were generously support ad by liberal donations from Europesa and and Chinese firms and the display made in the huge matsbed was extremely oreditable for sa initial effort in rather "difficult undertaking.
tence. To-day for the first time Chinese ladies are coming forward to assume the role of their Western sisters and to publialy play the part of promoters of charitable undertakings. I wish them orary saucesa, and I am conßdent that they will achieve it (applaane). I trust that The Bazaar, composed of some seventy stalls, this bassar-to-which-so-many have with equal was accommodated in a huge matshed, 400 festgenerosity contributed will add a large sum to the already magnificent fund which has been in length by 80 feet wide, silasted near
A tower marked the raised by the generous and sympathetic gentle- Shektontui Markst. principal entranos and other towers were erected at intervals round she strastare. Con sidering the hasts with which the work was carried out the result was very good indeed. There The interior looked very attractive were not many actions that were typically Chinese, the pictures, the focal work, and basket work being the only things that be longed to the Flowery Land. The remainder of the stalls was devoted to fancy: goods, the handiwork of Chinase school girls, to silver wars, to provisions, and to refreshments, Neverthelem there were artiolat which must
that the fair stallholders will have the satia- people would be tempted to buy and it is hoped faction of disposing of most of the wares under their charge.
The opening ceremony was attended by Europeans. His Baosllonoy the Governor, so- large gathering which included a number of opmpanied by Captain Mitohell Taylor, A.D.C.. aud Mr. Brackenbury, private meoretary, was met at the entrance by the members of the Com→ mitteo, at the head of which were Mr. Fang, We Chan (Chairman), Mr. Ho Kom Tong (vion-obairman), the Hon. Wei Yak, Mr. Laa
hation at all; you're no right to my BN Liberal Member for Kings Lynn, Cho-pak, Moirs Wong Kom Fak, Tam Tex
His Lordship intimated that he would hear argument next Friday morning after the selling of the other cases,
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said the government had no knowledge, apart, from unverified rumoure, of any dissensions in the navy. If however it to found that a state exists in any wise detri mental to discipline and smooth working in the fleet, he would not hesitate to take
of naval policy lies with the government, and it is the business of officers not to discuss or-criticize that
to their superiora, in
Kong, Ms Ving. Pu. Laing To Chen, Lux King Nam, Chau Kang Yo, Tam Hok Po Ng Hon Chi, Chin Hai, Lat Kes Pui, Ton Yan Tean, and others. Among the Europeans ware H. E. General Broadwood, Rear Admiral Stokes, His Lordship Bishop Pearoni, accom- Dr. Atkinson, Hon. Mr. Rosa Davies, Hon. Mr. Irving, Dr. Wilder, (American Consul Gaúeral), Dr. Verstesch (German Consul
Correspondents must forward their names and all at the Magistrady yesterday for dumping the oath, at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. prompt and effective sction. The direction panied by Father Spada, the Hon. Mr. Chatham
dresses with communications addread to the Editor, not for publication but as evidence of poop Faith
All letters for publication should be written on
the paper only: No anonymously rigned communications that hate already appeared in other papers tril ba inserted.
Orders for evira copica of Dan Paass should be am before il am: in day of publication. After that beurthe supply is limited. Only supplied for Cash
Telegraphe address. Paze. Colés : A.B.Q. 6th Bå. Lieber, P.O: Box, 84: Telephone No. 12.
HONGKONG OFFICE: IOA, DES VOUX ROAD 0 LONDON OFFIGHT 131 FLEET STERET
The Daily Press.
Mr. Cowan Newlands, of Aye, has been appointed acetary to the Bangkok Dook Compery Ltd. Mr Newlands, received his enris training in the ofles of the All Ship building Coy, Troop, and was latterly with Messrs. Napler and Miller, shipbuilders, Old
Kilpatrick.
The customary evening service at St Andrew's ~ phurch Kowloon will not be held to morrow on the chaplain has been unable to find a substitute on this occasion to replace him whilst he is officiating at the cathedral.
Information of the other services at the
page 5.
DEATH OF CAPTAIN PATTERSON.
San Francisco papers of May 29th report the William Lathom, Alameda, on the 28th inst., of Capt Martin Francis Patterson, tamiliarly and affectionately known sa "Old Fat,”
January 1830, so had reached the zipo age
Madame Volpicelli, Madame Marty, ok
men of the Chinese community of Hongkong- shall now have much plessues in opening this "Basaar (ApplausÐ), *
The GOVERNO said cheers then pulled the silken cords and the bazaar was considered opened, Before he proceeded on his round of the stalls under the guidance of Mr. Fang We Chub, His Excellenay received - buttonhole from Miss No Sur unno, daughter of the late Mr. Ng Tung shan, which she neatly placed in bis cost.
The business of baying and selling was then proceeded with and the entertainment in the theatre was slao commenced. The Buses -
finnes for seven consecucire daya.
"The Committee beg to acknowledge, with thanks, the following further gifts-and-dona. Lions :-
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Mr. J. H. Keinp, cheque for $10. His Lordship Bishop D.Pozzoni, ons valuable iravelling slook, and one inkpot.
The Paris Toilet Co. Ltd,, large assortment. “of mireellaneous toilet articles, t
Messrs. Grossman & Co., 28 dressed dolla, Messrs. N. 8. Kolt & Co., 100 Lazs Sour.. Woven M-15-m Hanko Yad ; cum lot ribbon. Messrs. Barrett & Co., Agents Messi, Lipton Ltd one case 500 pkg Lipton tém
Rev. Father G. M. Spada, three silk cushions,
Msaurs, O. C. Moosa, one lot ribbon. one fancy box, one sigar holder.
Pop Leung Kok girls, assorted collection of miscellaneous articles.
Mr. Wong Lai Chuen, assorted collections of miscellaneous articles.
Mesace Viderup and Schlater, miscellansons goods including, several cases of champagne
His Excellency to open the whisky, etc.
He was born at. Belfast, Maine, USA, on it out with local policy, but to carry General), Mrs. Atkinson, Mr. Chatham,
harmony with one another, and with the In calling apod. H single idea of the efficiency service to which they belong.
In 1867 he brought thự 21.
great
of 18 yrs Warrier cat from New York to Shanghai for the arm of Russell and Co, remaining in their service till 1875, when they were bought out by
RUSSIAN FINANCE. the Chius Merchants 8.8. Co. Thin firm be served till 1905, a period of "thirty years, almost
LONDON, July 8th. The Russian ze per cent.-internal loan exclusively in the Shanghai, Tientain: trade. where his nams still remains a household word, of two hundred million roubles referred to
One who knew him well writes:-He was certainly the best known and most popular ship-in telegram of June 30th bas been issued
church is given among Church Notices" on master on the China Coast, and his death comen. sa shook to his many friends in spite of him ripe age, as he has enjoyed the offum cum dignitate of retired life for three yeare only. is career was eminently enccsenful and he was on this station, has been selected as superin-seemed to have entire immuaily from accident tendent of the Sheerness Dockyard. Capt. owing to his unquestioned ability, and a Stewart was specially promoted to commander kindlier, more gental and loveable specimen for sorrions in connection with the capture of of Nature's nobility never existed. He had the Taka Forts. Of bis share in the notion at not an enemy in the world. Take Sir Edward Seymour wrote:-"I would specially mention Commander Johnston Stex- art, of H. M. ship "Algerine," the senior naval oficer present at Takn (the rear-sdmiral being in his agship outside the bar, 18 miles off). Commander Stewart directed our part of the operations, and well and ably handled his ship We are informed by Mesere Melchors and Co. under heavy fire from the forts in a most agents of the Norddeutscher Lloyd that they are in receipt of a telegram from Singapore galiant seamanlike way, and I desira to submit
"His nature lind and soft Faithful below he died bis duty,
And now he's gone aloft 1"
FIRE ON THE GERMAN MAIL
STEAMER.
at 95.
DIRECT TRADE BETWEEN. JAPAN AND INDIA.
REMARKABLE STATEMENTS BY A JAPANESE CONSUL
his name to their lordships for their very favour reading, The Imperial German Mail steamtroduced to some repectable foreign merchants, able notice." Their lordships expressed theirship Scharnhorst" has been on fire at sea.” thorough approbation."
Mosare. Melchers and Co. add that they understand the steamer will leave Singapore this afternoon and may therefore be expected to arrive here on, or about Thursday next, the
bazaar-
· Me. Fung W▲ CHUN said: "Your Ex dellenoy, Ladies and Gentlemen. I have the honour as well as the great pleasure to ask you to open the first charity bazaar that the Obiness- public spirit has organised. I do so however, with some considerable trepidation, no this is absolutely the first basiar that we Chinese hers in Hongkong have ever attempted. Naturally
we are, dildent and backward in many things, and we almost despaired of success. But, with Your Excellency's kind pressnos and saconrage. ment, we hope our work efforts may realiso substantial sum of money for this relief of the poor sufferers in the recent foode, (Hear, bear), I do not wish to mar the present jovial ogosion by recounting their intense sufferings
Mesra Wilks and Jack, one large electric dower stand ornamental pattern with colored lumpe etc. ato.
Japaness Ladies Wednesday Boiety, per Vice-Comel Faustan of Japan, cheque for $300.
CORRESPONDENCE.
THE BLIND AND LAME.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE "DAILY FRERS"]
Sre-I think it is time that the Government should provide some place of abode for the blind and lame. These unfortunate cretares are In order to plead their cause. I leave all that to getting too numerous begging in public streets, the imagination sud the well known sharity of some of them are too old to be supported by be Hongkong publio. Before asking you, Sir, young girls and boys and their sight is very to perform the opening ceremony, I desire to pitiful indeed. Generally on Friday these poor
of the Committes, fer your kind sympathy and condescention in coming amongst se his after neon, and taking the leading part in the ear. omony (applause), I desire also to thank the Communities of Hongkong, especially the Baropean, for their liberal donations and con tributions to the bazaar (applause). Now, Your Biselleney, we are ready to display our wares,
up to holly Street, and very often causing obstruction to the passers-by. Certainly the Tung W's Hospital can well afford to provide for them food and lodging and the Govern- ment should allow an annual subsidy for their maintenance. I think such s suggestion will rest with public approys).
Yours truly, BENEFACTOR PAUPERUM Hongkong, 19th July, 1808.
HONGKONG, JULY 11TH, 1908.
Capt. R. H. J, Stewart, M.V.O., whom many readers will doubtless remember as the Com- FOLLOWING closely upon the terrible demander of H. M. ship "Algerine," when she vastation caused by the floods in the Kwang tung province comes the alarming news of a serious outbreak of cholera at Canton, the
In a report to the Foreign Office, the Japan Chronicle says, the Japanese Consul at Calcutta provincial capital. Our correspondent's
states that Japanese merchants engaged in information published yesterday is that
foreign trade have begun to direct their attentender to you, the sincere and respontfal thanks beings are seen scattend along the Caine Road, tion to the trade with India, and many are it is spreading rapidly all over the
anxious to open business with merchante in city and
have that: mang deaths
Calcatta, but the native merchants are in general occurred. That the state of affairs at Can-
not reliable, and have little credit, It is thus ton is recoguised by the city authorities as
very risky to open dirvot business with that, It would be safer to commence by correspond extremely serious is clearly shown in the
ing with foreign merchants in Ladis. Recently precautionary measures adopted to check
a representative of an influential Japanese firm in Tokyo arrived in Calcutta, and was in the spread of the disease. No suggestion is
but every one of them declined the proposal to contained in our correspondent's brief para.
and are more ready still to receive fancy prices open direct busines, on the ground that in graph is to what the authorities deem to
their past experience they had found that for them (langhter). I will call upon yod, be the originating cause of the epidemic, but
Japanese merchants pheohasing goods from therefore, with one pall to loosen the curtains we do not suppose it would be very wide off
India made all manners of complaints. These of this temple of splendour, and at the same merchants said that the trouble thus involved the mark to connect it with the flood and
led them to conclude that they would do bolter time the heart stringe, and what is mure Foot to do soy business direct with Japanese, important still, the parse strings of a rich and·
The funeral of the late Mr. B. B, Allen took the resulting contamination of the water
while as for imports, Japanese merchandise munificent assembly (Applause). supplies in the southern and eastern suburbs
was generally not up to samples. When, in some
HIS EXCELLENCÍ THE GOYANOE mid place on the Sed inst. at the Bubbling Well
Cemetery Among the many mourners where the disease-first made its appearance.
were members of H.B.M.'s Congulate-Goner cases, the quality was palpably inferior to sam- ple; only after protracted usgotiations sonid Ladies and Gentlemen, we have heard of the If that be the origin it is greatly to be feared
the matter be settled by the offer of a reduction terrible distress which has overtaken the neigh Supreme and Police Courts, staffs of Customs, March Under the Double Eagle," Wagner
teers. that the city, and perhaps the whole
A large number of floral pieces bad pro- Vnise............ "Wiener Frauen,
On the 10th at 12.05 p.1.The bakometer in price. The trouble and sanovatice thus bouring provinous of Kwangtung and Kraagai Munilipal Council, and the Shanghai Yolan has falles generally, except on the N.E. coast occasioned generally resulted in a loss on the and which har bien caused by resent foods. been
by them by friends of the deceased, vince, thay autor tentory from the Selection mag at the Card"
Sallirad of China
flats or other has a part their ene Song "The Everylasting Day?",
Beran
Rivers har pure their embankmaste. And and the pisket WLE compisany after the We trust these upprokentres will not be ungiture I
Pressure...ramsine saquahat lax seer. N declined to do any business direct with
exerio devastation-over great area frostar of Sewers the most noticeable of the The ... Lombard Chion. It is still high over Hi Japan.
Juprinese. realised. Cholera, however, like bubonic Spanish Caprica: Cubana"
Adran Moderate or light .W. winds may be ex
numbers of the population have been drowned offerings being a moneter fɔral harp.
B. G. Winning, MFA., read a touching burial Two Step ... The Baby Parade "..... Pryor pested in the Faruosa Channel and along the
and others have been rendered homeless and service in the Chapel which was packed with Regimental arches.
Northern aborer of the Chica Sea.
foodles, their stores swept away and their friends. At the conclusion of the service, the Hongkong raints for the 24 hours ending at 10am. fo-day, 04.00 inches.
crops destroyed. In this onimity the loading casket was carried to the grave side by the pall bearers who consisted of it Pelham Warren Chinese members of car community have opze
K.C.M., Messrs. J. McKis, W. A. C. Platt, forward to help the sufferers of their own race A P. Wood, W. 8. Jackson, f. I Fearon, with a generosity and a thoroughness for which P. F. Lavers and C. W. Wrightson. The last they are just'y renowned. It is a very striking rites being performed, the casket was lowered to its resting place and the grave filled, after testimony to the confidanos which is felt in which the floral offerings were piled in ́s cosm the Tang Wah Committee of Hongkong that on top. During the day the ange of most of the charitable institutions of Canton have asked the oiabs were half-masted as token of them to undertake the task of collecting sub-esteem-Shanghai Mereruy
plague, is not a disease that a city may easily rid itself of when once it obtains a foot hold as the health authorities in the
By kind permission of Lt. Col. R. F. B. Glover, D.8.0., and Officers Caminsnding, the Band of the Third Battalion "The Duke of Cambridge's Own" (Middlesex Regiment) will play the following programme of musis during dinner at the Hongkong Hotel, this (Saturday) evening, 11th July 19 8
Selection La Poupée,"
God bless the Prince of Wales.
God save the King.
ehar
DINNER MINU -Hor-D'Euvrao—Ánökövy
161b ibet.
WEATHER REPORT.
The Hongkong Observatory yesterday issued the following report!
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A LONDON TUNNEL
Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Prin The forecast for the 24 hours ending af neon
cass of Wales opened the Rotherhithe Stepney to-day is as follows
tunnel on the 12th alt. The tunnel is 6.883 8.W. winds,
fost in fengi, The cost of the work was length, including 1,500 feet under the Lderate; fine.
£2,000,000, and it is said to be the largest bor Eames No, 1.
ing scheme in the world. The Prince of Wales South sonst of Chius between Same as No 1. said he rejoiced that the work had been South coast of China between Same as No. 1
Hongkong and Lamoska. J
accomplished entirely by British minds, muscle, and material, Hongkong and Hains...
Philippines have been experiencing. They Toast and Olives. Soup-Green Turtle Soup. are still fighting the scourge in several Fish-Builed Fish and Egg Sauce Entree
| Grilled Pige non. Toast, Filist of Beef and Mush- provinces. Since the 1st of January over room, Irafies Cutlets: Curry-Lobster,oint, Hongkong & Neighbourhood. light or mo- 3,000 deaths have been recorded, represent--Roast Shoulder of Mutter and Mint Sauce, Konst Capon and Bread Sence, Boiled Bacon and ing something like forty per cent of the Spinach, Cold Bologas Seusage and Mixed Salad. casea notified. In the province of Pan-Braidy Sauce, Rasberry Ies Cream and Finger Sweet Anowroot Pudding, Plum Padding and gasinan especially it is still bad, but the Cakes. Choosa Biscuits. Desert Coffee, Fruit.
Forinosu Channel
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and
FUNERAL OF MR. E. B. ALLEN.