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The following correspondence has passed between Government and the Chamber of Commerce:
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS. TUESDAY. AUGUST 18TH, 1908.
SUGGESTED TANNING INDUSTRY | place them in the second kath. This is simply. a clear quebracho liquor of 6 degn. Paddle the aking in this liquor 86 hours, then strengthen the liquor to 10 degn, and in about two days the skins will be completely tanned. Drum the skins in sumac, oil the grain with mental foot oil and hang the skins up to dry or tack them on frames. The dry skins can then They be moistened, estoured and Buished. can also be bleached and dished without Hamlock combined with being coloured, quebracho make a good taunage. For inaeraoiling the skins are oiled with a combination of fish and mineral oil, and are Buished on the rolling machine which makos them smooth and fine. It is of bonet to the leather to mill the skins in a lacto aoid soln. tion before taxing them; it cloans the grain.
Colonial Secretary's Office, Hongkong, 2nd June, 1908. B-With reference to my latter No. 9454/1907 of the lat ultimo, I am directed to transmit for the consideration of your Com. mittee the enclosed copy of a minute by His Excellency the Governor dated the lat olíme, and to inquire whether, in the opinion of your Committee, there is a possibility of developing the Singapore Market for lard as well as that of the Philippines, and whether it would be possible to establish in Hongkong a thuning industry for hogakids. I am, &..
F. H. MAY, Colonial Secretary. The Secretary to the Chamber of Commerce,"
Chamber of Commerce,
Hongkong, 6th August,
HOME AND CHINA AFFAIRS. (FROM OUR OWN: CORRESPONDENT]
Lendon, July 17th. THE WEATHER, The back of our brilliant Summer scoms to have been almost incessant rain, and weather experts declare they have no repolleation of similar atmospheric disturbances in summer before. It is most dismal for holiday makers and the exhibition organisers are also locking very glum.
Grand-Dukes might become more than ever!
unpopular oning to the inmeared taxation: HIGH CLASS. OLD CLARETS.
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Even now public opinion has a far made itseli felt as to scoure a promise from the authorities of a plan of reforme of the Navy Department, The Duma asserts that the stranding of the battleship Peter the Great" in the Baltic, and the fire at the great Obakeoff Steal works, under the Navy Department; prove that the lad to the rout of the battle of Tsushima. If the same negligence is being shown as the which reformars carried, as promised, in the Autumn. the Dums will cease its esposition to the Navy As a matter of feet the opening of the Department, and, so long us a more officient Olympic games the Stadium of the Françoadofnistration is lust. Hed, will agree to the British Exhibition by the King was almost annual provision of vory heavy appropriations complete frost owing to the dismal weather for naval purposes during the next ten years. The athletes turned up all right and paraded, To secure the defer oe of the Empire is held to but the public tests were as sparsely tennated be the first duty of Russia and all other things
and as possible ander auch
education, railways, roads and canals-will be of there were great stretobes of sente entirely secondary interest to the Russian Trensery till.
-attractions
TAK BÍDÍCAL DIRECTOR AND THE
SIR, I have to woknowledge the receipt of "noccupied, Sinos then there have been fine the demands of the Navy are met. your letter of Lad June, 1908, inquiring whether or not there is a possibility of developing the Singapore market for lard, and also of establish
Hon. Colonial Secretary, I have recently noticed in a report by the Commercial Agent for Now South Wales thating a tonuing industry for hog akins in Hong.testants Up to date the British athletes easily
the Straits, Settlements imported for a period of bias months (the period under review)16,8831 picnls of lard valued at £700,183 of which 17,800 picule, was from Hongkong (ralus $39,185) and abon the same quality from China. The voices therefore for a complete year would be about £13457 of which Houg *kong took £23,740. There would som to be
possibility of developing the Singapore market as well as the Philippiner...
In this connection also it might be possible to establish a tapping industry for hogain; and the following notes taken from the "Tadi Trade Journal of April, 23rd, 1908, may be of interest to the Chamber.--
FLUBARD
TANNING HOGSKING American Method-Blog Skins make very nice leather when they are properly tanned They are usually sory greasy and have namarcus holes in them. It is very important that the tannor haudles the skiss car. fally to su not to increase the number of motor; and the siis must be degreased right at the start or they will ouuse trouble all the way through. The skins should be worksil bafore they are soaked and as much of the grease as powkits must be soraped out. After the skins have been scrapod ont dry they should be washed in warm sal soda water and then worked and scraped to get the desolved grease on. The soda solution is zunde by dissolving 3. Ibr, of al soda in a barre of water of about 95 degree. The skins are pul into this auter and left there about one minute, they are then put on the beam and scraped and worked and the dissolved greasa will flow out, After this has been done at least twice the skins should be washed in soda solution to free them
from adhering grense, and then soaked for 12 to 24 hours in cold water, The unhairing is accomplished most readily in a solution of aulphide of gadium of palout depilatory, Fleshing should be deze before Ee skins are unhaired,
Depilatories suitable depilatory is made by dissolving 1 lbs. of depilatory in each 7 gallons of water in the vat: the rkins are then put into the solution and stirred about 'for 36 hours, more or less, or until the hair is dis- solved and skins are ready for the line, Wash the hair off and then lime the skins in woak, - white lime for one day, and then transfer them "to stronger lime or make the firet me stronger.
From two to four days are usually required by the liming process according to the thicknes of the skins and the strength of the lime: The lims dissolves the remaining grease and the bating and washing remove it. Abran lath good for drenching the skins. Fifty pounds of bran sorked in waim weier until it is sour
kong
From enquiries made by me from firms who were likely to be interested in-the proposal, I id that the making of lard is solely carried on by Chinese, both here sad at Canton, as is also the exportation of this product to countries- which lays large Chinese populations.
The best market for the China exportars is apparently Singapore, and judging from the figures supplied by the Commercial Agent for New South Wales of the volume of trade in lard in the Siraita Settlements thers appears to bo ample opportunity for the development of the expart of locally made lard into that Colony,
It appears to me, however, that such develop ment wast la in the hands of the Chinese exporters whe, if they reduce their prices to compare favourably with these quoted for the Australis product, would naturally command a larger market, in fact it would seem to be a matter of prie."
palla and the gamos hare roused much in rest. Several records have been broken, the picked men of the world being among the on- lead, with America, France, Germany, Swed, Belgium and Holland following in the order
amned.
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At Bisley also this week thers was some fine shooting, the Norwegian and American-marks men showing up as well as the British. In several cases competitora scored the highest possible in competitions.
RUSSIA AND CHINA. Rasais, I hear from Bt. Petersburg, in really alarmed at the evidences provided by her agents in China as to the prospects of another anti-dynentia rising that will put into the shade the Bozer outburst, inasmuck
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most intelligent class of the population will take part in it Of course, there is in these Russian reports a beavy vain of anggestion that the Japanese are the evil geniuses at work on the conditions in China. It is pointed out that the extra terri. torial hordozarters of the Chinese Anarchist and Socialist movements are in Tokyo and in As regards the enfeðlishment of a tanning Jups there are twenty thousand students from industry for pig skins, there seams very little China imbibing sentiments subversive of Man- Probability of such mesting with success, as, juchu rute all the time. They are returning-1 order to be faancially smocassful, it appears necessary that the scheme should be established on & larger scila tuan teams to be possible at the moment in the present depressed condition of the Colony's trade.
CHINESE AKKY,
Dr. Gaok Lean Tuck, of Penang, the well known Chinese dooter of British education whe is taking up his pest at Tientsia as Desist at medical director of the Chinese Army is in town aud has of lite been the guest of Mr. Laidlaw, M.F. in the Touse of Commons and other public places. He profasses him elf a boliever in the prohibition of opium in the Chinga Army under the present stern penalties and rejoices at the progress of the anti-opiam movement. These sortimente, however, were uttered in the presence of extreme autt-opium advocates, so the atmosphere may have had something to do with the enthusiasm of the Doctor.
ELECTEKITY AND AGRICULTURE,
Remarkable results have this summer been produced by Sir Oliver Ledge and other scien. tists in co-operation with leading horticultariats and sgriculturels in the direction of applying electricity to the onltivation of crops. By the continuon Ligh tension discharge of elre tricity for several hours each day over fields of growing expe, by means of wires stretched over the foll on poles, whent has been made to show au intressed yield up to forty per cent, and strawberries, raspberries and tomatoes have lee shown an improvement of twenty five to am giving you merely the Rusin view-thirty-five per oun, besides ripening more periodically to enlarge the aren of Anarchist quickly The publication of these results hos and Constitutional opinion in all the provinces attracted wide attention and the question is of Chios Some go as the direct delegates of being asked whether science is not stopping in tto Tokyo organisations to stir up trouble. to solve the problem of supplying sacient fond this way Russia gradite the Japanese trained for the constantly growing population of there' emissaries with being at the contrs of the Yau- islands, I do not mean to say Great Britain is han troubles. Presently, it is predicted, there to supply its own fonds': ff, but tant the night will be similar risings everywhere, and Japan mare of the wheat at the world preying
too small, seems likely to be laid by these dis will be the willing sbetter of the leaders be
coveries. Mergover my add to these notes cause later on she will be able to find an excuse for stepping in on the north to that the adoption of the Treach system of There are some Chinese, I believe, engaged keep order. For the purpose of being pre-intensive vegetable caline, under glass is being. in tanning pig skins, but it is dons in a primi-rared for eventualities Russia belioven Japan largely adopted bore with excellent reults also tive way, and i have not bronz able to acertain in secretly accumulating steree, men and forti in volume,peed of cultivation, and quality that.tanned pig skins are used in South China Ecation material at the pow Port Arthur, and is to any large, extent.
holding far more troops in Formces then are needed for the operations against thn adtives there, Moreover it is declared that gun run ning at present in easy and the Japanese wink at the traffic.
There are, moreover, several difficulties to contend with such as, for instaner, the difficulty of sbtaining conveniently a suffisioút number of of pig skins for the reason that the skin is seldom sold spart from the meat, and I am led to understsal that the akla is used by the Chinese as an article of food."
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I have &c., E. A. M. WILLIAM8,--
Secretary.
Hon, Mr. E. H. M×5, C. M.G. Colonial Secretary.
SEVEN WEEKS ON A DESERT İSLAND.
Particulars reached Queenstown last month from Lyttelten. N.Z, of the landing of Captain Noel and twenty-one of the crew of the lost French barque President Felix Fance," vessel of 2,651 tone, who were rescued by the from Antipodes British warship" Perseus
land, south of New Zealand, where they had lived for seven weeks, enduring great privationa after the loss of their vessel.
According to the Russian agents' advices, the sati-dynastie parties have drawn up thousands of proclamations to the effect that the safety of foreigners will be assured so long as foreign Powers do not faterforé between the revelation- aries and the Chinese Government in the settle- ment of a purely Chinese quarrel. Even now it is alleged, arms are pouring fato Manchurin from Japanese sources for the purpose of forsing the pace."
In view of all these things Russians are con Derned for their future in the East, with their thousands of miles of frontier bordering Chins,
THE BERESFORD SCOTT INCIDENTË,-
The quarcul between Lord Charles Beresford and Sir Percy Scott all optinues to trouble the public mind and an indecent amount of speculstido, envenemed with personal attack has been aired in Parliament and in the Press.
It will probably end in Lord Charles again going into politics he has been invited to stand for Portsmouth in the Conservative interest-SNA there is a report from Plymouth, from a source that is often well informed on aval matters, that Sir Percy Scott will after the presont marasuvres be appointed to the command of the East Indies station. The latest criticism of Lord Charlis Beresford ie that he is a director, of a steel works in Shefeld and the suggestion is made that the company is one of those eligible to undertake contrasts for the Admiralty. Of course there is nothing. corrupt in that line about, Lord Charles. "He is
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TELEPHONE-No. 135. Hongkong, 18th August, 1908,
Henry Frederick Stephenson, Geatleman Usher ! of the Black Row, who keeps wa'oh and word "over the etiquette concerning the House of Lord's. Last work Mr. Hazlet: took round the Lords an Irish friend, clad in the kilt and all the rest of the old Celtic garb, very similar to that of collud. The admiral promptly wrote an extraordinary note pointing out that in his epision the dress was not decent and proper for the onse of Lords, Since then the irreverent Mr. Hasleton has had lots of fan. He has written in a chafing spirit asking what the objastion is to kilte anyway, and if there is an objection why bet mention it to the King who wears ttom, The Admiral ischided for joining in "ba epidemic of rudeness ameng Admirals,"
and at the end is warned that if he continues Mr. Hazletou vill "take serious notics of him. The whole thing has given infinite arsuse. ment, for the drese questions voldom troubles the Hense, what with Indians and Orientais and all sorts of visitors in all sorts of garb. On the whose the admiral has got the worst of it. He in one of the old stagers but Ibs stage on which he has operated has all the same been of dis- tinction. He sorred in the Crimes, in the Chins Expedition of 1857, in the Indian Mutiny, in the Aretlo expedition of 1875 and in the Egyptian campaign of 1882. Subso- quently he had several Coart appointments and from 1993 to 1896 was Commsador in Chief of the Proifle station. Then he commanded the Chanel Fleet, retiring from the active list in 1904.
LONDON'S CHARITY.
London's generosity is shown by the return of figures proving that £10,000,000 is spent. every year on ohirity. It is declared that much of this is wanted, especially in the funds run by amerone organisations to send poor children to the country for a holiday. Investigation has proved that in this case the survival of the Attest-operated alec, fur the most aggressive youngsters from the slums have been able to secure ander various franda successive holidays. from different societies, while poorer and weaker children have been left in their misery for lack of energy to press their claims, scribers' Union has now been formed and out of it à central fund will be stablished to pre. reat waste and fraud and make the money go as far as possibla
ENGL ND, RUSSIA AND PERSIA
A Sub
I understand that an agreement is shortly to be concluded bowen Russia and Great Britain that will carry into greater effec." tireness the Anglo-Russian agreement in relation to Persia, Russian Consuls are to be withdrawn from the southern half and British Consuls from the northern half, so that ésch nation may fully develop its predominant Interest in their respective spheres...
EXPECTED BYDUCTIONS IN TÚS AENT. The military clubs are still perturbed by rumours of impending redzations in the regular
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ITCHING HUMOUR ON HEAD AND FACE
Became Uribearable-Little Girl Suffered TerriblyWould Tear Her, Flesh-Grew Thinner Day by Day-Now Healthier than Ever. CUTICURA CURED HER
ECZEMA PERMANENTLY
"Last August I found a little pimple
1 exactly on the crown of my little daugh
ter's head. It bo gan to grow farger and larger, and later It broke and hu- mour came from it. The hoad began to -ba-covered with an
eruption with "hu-", mour exuding freely. Annig suffered fer ribly, and her head was to itchy that sho scratched it un- til she tore the flesh, and at night we had to tie her hands. the itching - wazi ad- fearful. The erup- tion spread over the whole of her head, down part of her back, and even over her face. A doctor's ointment did her. no good. In fact, It seemed to make tho trouble worse, and the itching increased until it was unbearable. If one spot healed another bearing worse, Win the trouble started her health began to fail, she was poovish, and grow thinner, day by day. I was in despair. At last I tried Cutleura: Soap Cuticura Olelment, and Cuticura Pille. At thes very firstapplication the itching stopped, as If by magic, and her head, became better every day. In ten days the humour-censed-altogether, and by the time I had nad one set of Cuticura Remedies she was almost cured. I got another set, and in a montu diu' was corapiately cured, so that you could not tell she had ever bad cosema. waa three months ago and there has never been any sign of a recurrence since. Her health is better than over. and I ascribe her condition entirely to Cuticura Remedies. Her hair is grow
nghicker and thicker, too. Mrs. John Bt, Easter Lumbennie, Newburgh, FEJN. B., June 14, 1907.
That
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48-12 FASTEST SHIP IN THE WORLD.
BRITISH DESTROYER 35 KNOT. Exceptional interval, sage s recent home paper, attaches to the trials of the new destroyer of destroyers, Swift," which is expected to lower all records for speed, British and foreign, and to prove herself far the fastest vessel in the world.
Tho Swift" has just loft Musre. Cammell,
preliminary til she is believed, though extreme built, for her speed testa on the Clyde. In a Boorecy is observed by all ecocerned, to have attained a speed of thirty-eight knots, or 48 I statute miles, per hour, the pace of fast train.
and then stirred into, 10:) gallons of water maken out, New Caledonia, lo Harré, and during and the Amur Railway, for which the Czar will one of the openest men in the world-but the Army. The Chancellor of the Exchequer and Lird's yard at Birkenhead, where she was
a good drench for the skins. Ten pounds of sulphuric acid should be added to the dravok and the skins stirred abat in the liquor for averal hours until they are soft and sleau. The next work is lice hairing and the skins abould be worked out over
brein and all the lime, dirt, and oil should be removed side and the skins are on the Besh then ready to be sendded open the grain This work must be okrefully done so as not to damage the grain. All the dirt and ina hairs should be removed from the grain, the ekins then rinsed in warm water and they are then. ready to be tarned. On account of their porens
Bointing the story of their adventures Captain Noel etated that they were bound from Poalal terrible wasther the shin was driven on the rocks zouth of Antipodes feland, which rise from 800 to 1,001 fost out of the sea. The orew of twenty two had to scramble into a boat to save their
shortly sanction the Amar Railway Bill which authorises the expenditure of 300 to 500 million roubles. This line will mark s strategical point which will be of the highest importance, for any attacks made on Russian interests beyond it will be cause for hostilities with the offender. It ja the Russian opinion that Japan intends to craft ly turn the stream of Chiness bostility to Rus sian possessions, which are ill protested, and thus to make opportunities for herself to reap bereits as policeman."
live,
and affected a landing with no clothes save those they had on.
Happily for the shipwrecked mariners the New Zealand Governmest keep a quantity of provisions on the island to be used in case of emergency, and the castaways were able to live on them. The supply, however, was becoming exhausted as week succeeded week, and no prospect of rescue seemed likely. The rations had to be reduced to each an extent that the men became ravenons for food, and gave up all The Russians are sometimes spoken of as hope of rescue,
Out of bo wreckage washed ashore nails were the most optimistic nation in the world, and obtained, and these were made into fiskhooks to at any rate the mistakes of the Russo Japanese ontoh fish Blades of puuknives were fashioned
peg is good enough for his orities to hang Mr. Churchill are supposed to be the chief
auspicious.on.
AN EXPECTED RECONCILIATION.
Correspondent in Berlin stales that negotiations are proceeding that may end shortly in the reconciliation, of the differencer between the Kaiser and the Duke of Cumberland,
urgers of economy and they hops to make so great a saving as to provide much money next year for Old Age Pensions and anch social palliatives Rumour places the reduction in numbers acxt year at 31,00). but I fa og that is overshooting the mark. It is too drastic an
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The Swift is a remarkable vessel in many ways. She is like a destroyer, but about twice as large, displacing 1,800 tone. Her engines are the most powerful ever put into a small ornft, and are of the Parsons type of turbines, developing no less than 30,000 horse power, or 25
per cart. more than the power of the "Drudnought's" machinery. Har boilers are fired with oil feel alone, which is driven into the fernsten by powerful pumpa, so that the stoker's labour is reduced to a minimum, and her pace can be maintained without effort so, long as ber 380 tone of oil holds out.
She is officially described as an oceangoing destroyer, but le rasl furetion is to chase and destroy the enemy's destroyers. For tt par- poss of stacking them as carries four 4in.
that even performance: quick-firing guns.
If the negotiations come to a successful son- experiment to meet with spproval. slusien a breach will be healed that, has existed A.. DEY LOPMENTS IN AFRICA,
Africa is being made the scene of great deve- since the Six Weeks War of 1861, when the kingdom of Hanover was absorbed by Prussia,lopment, news of which is presented but following the unfortunate backing of the losarsiorappily to the public. France has already by Hanover. Queen Marie of Hanover lived established a chain of posts soross the Sahara till comparatively recently, when she died at an desert connectiny her military forces in Cea
Till the and there was no tral Afrion down to Lake Tobad with the chaves of a recognition by the family of the anthorities in Algeria. Telegraph lines are to Hanoverian kingdom, and sheet her fate bo ran through so that all sections of Fredoh resolutely against any reconciliation with the territory may be in communication and for the Kaiser. Two years ago the Kainor retaliated present a omel route is being develops within privint nota may be obtained. fruan by arouring the exclusion of the Duks of the aid of friendly tribes, and offices returning her when she runs her Admiralt trials. By Cumberland and his family from the succession
from Senegal are encouraged to make the trans. basin Bregswick.
desert- journey so as to familiarise themselves with the ronte.
mature the skins absorb the tan very rapidly into needles, hair-combs were made from bush / war have not yet been made the useful start extreme old age. Hemlock extract in the cheapest fanning mator therms, and altogether the men led, a regular ing points of reforms in many departments The same inefficiency is everywhere visible, isl that can be used; quebracho extract tans the Crusoe life.
kizial will a Bis, naturel grain and a comlina.
and the Minister of Finase aids the seli complacency by declaring that the fince of tion of the two also bukes good leather.
the State can stand almost any drain.
The Tenzing Peers piddle at in the best to do the tanning in as a drum is apt to fear the skins. When hemlock is used the skins are kept in the laner until they are struck through, the liquor being strengthened twice day. About eight days are required to do the tanning After they are tanned the skins should be bleachidard duned in sumac, then washed, strack cut, oiled lightly and dried ́ Dampen the dry Kins sad shave those that
One of these messages -
RUSSIAN NATAL PROJECTU.
On several occasions messages written in pencil were fastened to the seak of an albatross resounting the loss of their ship and their and plight, azil the birds were best off in the hope that they might be captured, and thus secure. assistance for the castany was being written in rofased twice lo pass the naval estimates pro-
Take for instance the Navy. The Duma
which the men said all hope was abandoned when the Pagasa was sighted and took off viding for 11,250,000 roubles for this year's the crew who were then almost mad with battleship construction. What is the result? The sum is not included in the Badget, so hunger.
according to Russian custom the Ministry of Marine fails back on the sum sanctioned by the Car the last-Budget that made a man ap
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CHINESE BONDS.
the terms of the contract she must maintain
thirty-six know, but it will be remembered that the destroyer Tartar, which by the contract conditions was only required to make thirty- Great Britain of her pact is linking up the three knots, last December did 3595 Enota on goudan and Uganda linen of telegraphs. There the mesenied mile, tins exceeding the contract If the Swift demund by emly three knots. is less than four hundred miles of vacant space botween Ujiji on Lake Tanganyika and Entebbe drea na wall she will make thirty-nine knots, or 418 miles per hour. Nothing like this has in East Africa, so that it will not be many youra
previously been attempted with any vessel, and Le Bwift will be the first of a new race-of before there is complete telegraph Intelligence
express clips.
During the Kaiser's, cruise in the Baltic, however, there has been a meiling of the Daks and the Kaiser and the first steps have been taken towards a recognition by the Hanoverian line that their role is over. If the matter is successfully accomplished it will have some effect on Court relations in oursewn geantry
THE DISTURBANO IN ABIA. absence from England since 1978. In June of
While I am on this subject of linking
BRITISH NORTH BORNEO. that your he attended the funeral of his father, George V of Hanover, at Windsor, but Queen up territories. I am reminded of the br
This chartered company aliunos its pro- Victoria offended him on two beads and be
treme sesaliness of the now that bas swore he would not attend again at her Court. reached Europe as to the native disturbances in Fressive, career, and the results for the year 1967 establish a record, the divi end of 4 per Oue of the things that gave him offence was to Anna, Tozan and Samaru, Briel and incest, Dow to be paid being the highest yet de
clared. The total reosipin on retoune account inscription the Queen had placed in the dead conclusive items bare appeared by tol graph,
Fl-Zilf a ramped with the monarch's tomb. There was line runs but when my Far Eastern-mail comes in I exceeded peddine by £ 8,781, un improve- and accouste al sharp fight losses and
mouthe A year ago the "Last King of Hanover, Thur bordpustoging the absorption of the realm in Fish, your wealth of information that, chat directors parted that many
A London Bunncial paper says: That the need it.. Bave the skinswoist and soft and givoreen investor is at fast beginning to recognise the /Propriation. That was in 1906 when the Naval for the Duke will pay a visit to the thing, after between the Capa and-Cairo them fat ligour mede of oil, map and degras: merits and attractiveness of Chinese Bonds has estimates were for forty millions. Thus the give considerably leen fat-liquor than enlf skins been claerly demonstrated during the past week naway in Rasela will this year cost nearly and then dry the skins again if the sking are by the steady investment demand for the thirty million roubles more then was asked for securities of the Celestial Empires Generally in the first in Evidently the Minister of to be colourd mogen them with warm water and clear the grain-with-borex snd-eulplarie speaking the Foreign market has not another Marine, M. Ditor, anticipated the result, for he bargata which, having regard to security, yield, said or any other gord bleaching process, and and possibilities of sppreciation; make such bad already ordered shipbuilding to proceed mud then mill in sumac grin, rinse the leather and a favourable purchase as Chinese Bonds several ships are already on the stocks. A great
matter of Becurity, the fact paddle bolde sig bear the foot desk já also under construction at Cronstadt. skice magnityvillkid and of the Powerwinch, egring even
At the firm blush this looks like folly on the the skins again. Staking and finishing com other member with suspicion, will nevertheless part of the Damn. But there is the mid "ph the work, and i) bine re-ready for use. work unidenteng Arizzi After all. The Duma has no objection to navaj
Tanning Letto tea with quebracho,
Que marrings of the Duger sister, sensational and worthy or oftente display ander sleeping giant mee his make up the first fanning bath by adding dia peppy and ring honnie Fonds to domination of the incompetent and corupt Princes Frederis, with the Baron Pawel vo
flowing rewspaper healings. One of these solved quebracho extract to water in the paddle therefore, be regarded as bating the security of Grand Dukes administering the Nary Depart Ramiz gen, to which union the Duke was days the London newspapers will awake to the fact that the native races in the Far East sre vat to make a 4 degs, liquor. To enak 100 all the Powers behind them. This is a point ment. They consider it nesousary to make a
bitterly opposed. gallons of liquor add 14 lbs. of slam and 4-lbs. which bae not received the attention it deserves. protest against the Grand-Dakes and rather
in motion under the impetus of forest that will Regarded-from-he-purely-investment point of
There has been B squabble-between-Mr. Booner or later attract the attention of the of sult, and plunge the liquor well. Process view, and also from the speculativa investment than throw up their opposition to the present the skins in thin liquor for 36 houre, or until standpoint, Chinese Bonds clearly justify régime they voted down the supplies and lat the they have assumed a light oak colour; then aitanicu.
additional sum become applicable so that the Hazleton, an Irish membor, and Admiral Six whole world,
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credit is concerned, and us insist upon the axpenditure”. What it kicks at in tho.continued, annoyance 125-ben from any other part of the world, would appear increased in valus by at least £5000, and
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AN IRISH KILT INCIDENT.
that sum was accordi gly bilded to suits, and property accoust. For the year now under.. review the improvement is plued at £7,000, and this has been similarly dealt with. After paying the dividend as stated abbre a bilance of £98.054 will remain to be carried forward, or sbout £13,000 less than was brought into the accounia. The balance sheet showalt-liquid assete are about £70,000 in excess of liabilities,