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CANTON.
Puou Oun OWN CORRESPONDENT.]
MOL SPORTS.
August 13th.
Sports participated in by all the
place on Saturday in the Normal College grounds. Despite the unsettled weather, there was a large attendance of
ALIND GIRLA
THE HONGKONG DAILY PUPS THURSDAY, AUGUST 15ro, 1912.
In connection with the Chief of Police's proclamation about blind girle under the
age of eleven, 67 girls were discovered during the week-end and sent to the The work of Asylum at Fong T'suon,
than slaves.
com-
one o'clock, with a short interval about 1030, when it rained very heavily. The different events were well contested and great interest was taken in the different This meeting is to be held Annually and if the enthusiasm shown on Saturday lasts it ought to make a nuch larger show next year, and it will do a great deal of good for education. After the last event the prizes were pre- Sentul by the Education Commissioner, who expressed himself very pleased with the whole gathering.
BOULALIAM.
THE REVENUES OF CHINA.
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CHINESE AND DIRECT FOREIGN TRADE.
We learn from a Shanghai contemporary' that the firm of Vies & Co., General Importers and Exporters, and Control Agents for the Government of China, No.
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TO PROVIDE ALL FOREIGN GOODS.
As im-
...INTERNATIONAL TENNIS.
BY AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT. ]
FOLKESTONE, July 13th. England need not be afraid of losing
Our buyers and representatives are visit-tinental players are no match for the ing the American mastncturers now and British players. The latter proved vic- in the course of time one of them will visit torious in almost every match they had you. You may have agents in China now
or you may be unprepared for immediate to contest in the final rounds of the cham exporting. While our representative is on pionships and the international games. the way to you, we beg that you will con- Those who watched the All England sider most seriously the remarkable business Championships at Wimbledon will not situation that is existing--a Republic of 400 million Chinese anxious for foreign goods but soon forget that real battle of styles when
our firm, fortified by the Government's businas (which means so much), organized equipped-ready to serve these four hundred millions
Our ultimate purpose is to be able to provide everything that the Chinese people| and the Chinese Governanent-may want, We shall purchase large cargoes outright. We shall maintain provincial show-rooms throughout China for displays of our stocks, for the exhibit of samples, for theher supremacy at tennis so long as sho finding these girls is still going on and 7. Kiangae Road, have adopted an un demonstrating of machinery, etc.
usual plan for enlisting the interest and porters our scheme of operations will be Plays as well as who did to-day. But if Schools and Colleges in Canton took to be living in the City as little more A forcoful letter is about to be mailed to exporting activities, the Chinese people want relying as she does mainly on the players them, together with a facsimile of the to soil to the markets of the world as well who have since long reached the veteran "Letter of Authority issued to Yien & as buy from them, through Chinese agents. ntage-is another matter; but the Co., appointing them Governannt. Agents, We can only that our plan is probably There has been a lot of trouble stirred and signed officially both by Tang Shao- the Burgess, and most far-reaching com- memorable matches played during the mercial enterprise ever undertaken. last few weeks at Wimbledon and hero petitors and spectators. The sports hegan up in the Bheung Shan district by an yi, late Premier, and Dr. Sun Yat-sen. as early as eight o'clock and lasted tieducational society, or what we would call Other letters will follow calling attention | Hundreds of millions of guid dollars are clearly show that the pick of the Con-
a socialistie society, and the Governor has to the demand in China for fercign. goods hack of "China for the Chinese."
through Chinese agents, and representa- ben petitioned to root it ont, us the tives will be sent to establish agency members are against the prewat Govern relations and make initial purchases.
The manufacturers of Europe will be ment and are trying to get the people to
approached in a similar way. Mr. Hsu join them.
Swee-lin, manager of the Shanghai branch, and the originator of the cam- paign, says that he tooks for a big response, to care for which
the firm already has a large organization through The Peking Daily News of 3rd inst.out China. The letter prepared for Ame wanting them through Chinese agents, and
were in bad rican manufacturers is as follows:- says: Chinese finances
The shape when the Revolution began. Revolution further complicated the situa tion, and drove the national exchequer deeper into the mire because of the im possibilities of getting the usual revenues. The customs duties "native" and "mati which together yielded about 960,000,000 before the Civil War, ore withheld by the Customs as a security. against our foreign liabilities, and are not available for use by the Government for the present. Many of the provincial governments abolished likin at the be- ginning of the Revolution and are now Buffering from their own follies. salt tax, which used to pieid about 850,000,000, decreases at an alarming rate. The land tax, which has for con- turies been the chief source of revenue of the Government, becomes irregular and unreliable when the whole State is in a turbulous condition. As to the grain tribute, amounting to something like 500,000,000, no one can say whether it will The likely be continued in the future. new Republic of China is emerging from a financial crisis that seriously threaten ed its existence. If China goes on to borrow from abroad, the pride of the nation would not tolerate the disgrace of foreign supervision. If she prefers Bo make internal loans and marks time, there is no ready money to be got from the people, who need all their own capi- til besides Government subsidies for in- dustrial and other developments.
TORTURING PRISONERS,
Two prisoners were brought to the Kwong Young Military Department, the ether day and accused of being rubbers. They declared their innocence and put proofs before the offers. Thear officers were not to be satisfied and had the
pristers fortured until they declared themselves quilty, when they were handed over to be punished. This came to the ers of the Director of the Military De- purtinent, and he had the men examined to see if they really had been tortured as they said. On this being proved to be s the Director became very angry and punished the officers who were to blame for this cruelty. He has also issued a notice that officers must remember they belong to a civilized nation, and no prisoners, even if known to be guilty, are to be put to torture for any reason whatever. This was a favourite way of obtaining evidence under the old régime, and it is a step in the right direction that the new authority Rhould dissociate itself from any sugges tion of bringing this cruelty forward again.
SOLDIERS TRAVEL AT HALF-TARE.
FORGERY.
On Saturday, two men were arrested on the charge of forging the provincial financier's scal to obtain a sum of money by false pretences. On investigation it was found out that these men had used this forged seal to collect a large sum of ney from the Shui Tung Li-Kin Station and that this sort of thing had been going on for some time. It is intended to make an example of these two culprits, as there a large number of forgers and counterfeiters about just now.
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The
TO THE MANUFACTURERS AND EXPORTERS OF AMERICA; AN IMPORTANT BÜHINESA MESSADE FROM CANA, Gentlemon:Wo ask pardon at the outset
You may be a non-exporter-too engrossed of this communication to you for the het
with your home market to think now of that it is in circular form. Every 1900 91=-
bans-Pacific business. Nevertheless, let us facturer in Amerien, who is now or who have a business acquaintance. Let us have C. Parke, the German champion, F. W. may become an exporter to the Bust, will
your entalogue, your samples, your prices, receive this message from us, anti manifestly
and while our buyer is on the way to you. you can carefully weigh the possibilities of adding an export branch to your business
we must unke use of a printed announce-
ment instead of a personal one. The aut Jeet of our letter, however, is none the less careful reading so that you will be prepared important, and we request your earnest and for the visit of the representative we are sending to you.
even if it be only a small one.
A. W. Gore, the small military looking veteran (who will be 45. next birthday!) beat the young French giant André Gubert, who had worked his way into the final of the Singles Championship by beating in turn the Irish champion, J. Rabe, and his compatriot, Max Drengis. Before his match with Gore, who is ex
French champion, who wore his happy ceedingly active in spite of his years, the If you have foreign representatives in smile, found many backers, who evidently China How-whether exclusive or not it is forgot that this young man is a man of equally to your advantage that we have the
about your moods. He has the true French tempera- fallest possible information Hia visit is acccssary for very loany
Our pre- a few mistakes made through over- reasons, not only to present our propositions, ds, to be incorporated in the records of ment: happy and smiling one moment, It to tell you of the marvellous changes that our home and branch offices, are taking place in China. Enfortunately liminary work will be to tabulate this the newspapers af Europe and America give information, first for our study and then for confidence perhaps, a doubtlul decision can plunge him in the deepest despair but scanty news ni China, even that of checking with the reports and recommender some net cord strokes against him, political import. A little information about tions of our buyers. Everything that you foreign loans or dissensions in nume interior send us or tell us will be consideradas con- and actually lose him the set and the province of China is about all; we suppose, fidential and guarded most carefully. If you watch. In short, Gore heat Gobert and that finds its way into your public press.
wish to discuss matters with our banking or commercial connections in America, we shall beat him on his merita It is a pity that the business men of your country have not heard more of China's be glad to send you the necessary letters of Gobert, the past-master of the volley and Now, gentlemen, we realize that we have the smash, came to the net only to be resources, her grent me, her people. her introduction needs--even of China's geography,
given in this letter only the barost outline passed by a beautiful shot down the line. of our plans, but we hope that we have said The result was that Gobert lost confidence, songh to interest you, aided by the re workable document which is enclosed in played far too much from the back of more accurately than ever won well in fascinile. Our buyer's visit and our future the court, and Gore driving harder and
four seto (D-7, 2-6, 7-nb, 6m1).
It is the Chinese way to tell very little but do a great deal. The battles in our revolution against the Monckus are known to the world, but only we know of the complex, secret preparations which preceded
the revolution.
associations,
MAIN POINT OF LETTUA.
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correspondence will make all natters clear.
LIEN & COMPANY. S. t.. Hav. Manager.
BREWERY ENTERPRISE IN. HONGKONG.
CHINESE DO NOT TAKE TO BEER.
Several times
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Irritation Almost Unbearable. Could Tear Her Logs to Pieces. Had Suffered from This Itching for Years, Used Cuticura Soap and Ointmentand is Completely Cured.
**I came out in a red cash all over the body 6) legs. Every winter as soon as frost begun to come, the itching commenced. I used to lear and rub my lega until I made them bloed. I could almost ear my logs to pieces, And the Irritation used to be almost unbear able. I had a fearful Eimo and a bad autored from this itching of the skin for years,
I tried different remedies and to no relter. I used to go to the chemist and he told me he could not give anything to curs 16. 170 said it was ins, the blood and as yÔỜN as frost came the rash would ooms, He used to give me while ointment. cased the Itching but did not send the spots away. Then I got some Cutleum Sasp aŭd. Cuticur Dinterent and began to use them. I used onA box of Cutleum Ointment, then I saw I was going to get rid of the awful commit. Now I am completely cured through the use of Cuticure Soap and Olaiment, and bavo mot had the sighicet return of the trouble during the severe frosts I can recommend to nayone to give great relief and pleasant to use. "I recommended the Cuticura Soap and Clutment for a little boy's had erzems. He was cured in a few weeks, and now has beuntiful skin aligned) Mrs. J. H. Wolle, Hayrike, Silloth, Cumberland, Eng. Land, July 12, 1911.
For more than a generation Ceticum Suap and Ointment have afforded the most eco- nomics? treatment for affections of the akin and scalp of Infants, children and adults A single cake of Cutleura Soap and box of Cuti- Enra Ointment areoftensufficient. A sample of - each with 32-p. Look free from nemtest depot: F. Nowbery & Bons, 7, Charterhouse Sq.. London: R. Towns & Co., Bydney, N. 6. W.; Lennon, Ltd., Cape Town; Muller, Maclean & Co., Culousta and Bombay: Potter Drug & Chem, Corp., sole propa., Baston, U. 8. A.
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That in the Challonge Round the New
third consecutive time retained the Char- pionship by beating the challenger, Gore, Zealand player, A. F. Wilding, for the
need hardly be commented upon; the Cup Always have on hand a very large cumplate remains within the British Empire.
Even a moru brilliant and unexpected victory was gained in the Doubles Cham- pionship, where the holders, Decugis and Gobert, were beaten by the challengers, H. Roper Barrett and C. P. Dixon. Both
stack of
SCIENTIFIC AND
these players have long reached the SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS veteran stage, but nobody could wish for a more youthful and pushful game than (Transits, Lovele, Plano Tables, Eriomatis and
Sight Compomen, Hand Levels, ko..., &cž they played. The hero of the match was undoubtedly Barrett, who almost won the match off his own racquet after once Gobert had started to serve double. faults and slash easy balls into the net. Dixon
was not at his strongest, but very safe, DRAWING and poor Decugis, who looked grave and said nothing, while Gobert almost cried, volleyed well and played splendidly over
INSTRUMENTS
AND MATERIAL
Scalex, Iske, a., ko.)
Bissing, nor the Danish and Belgian (T Squares, Bei Squares, Straight Migra champions, Larsen and Paul de Borman, could qualify for a prize, and altogether was a fine all-round success for British the Championship meeting at Wimbledon lown-tennis.
And so was the match that followed, between the "All England Lawn Tennis Club" and the Berlin Turnier Club," both teams comprising several of the best was a return match, the British players players of the respective countries. This earlier in the season being soundly beaten on the hard courts at Berlin by 11 matches
to 9.
There is a revolution now that even for We hope you will grant us a reply soon, with The the information requested, so that we shall But China must have money, and the safest source of income must come from Eners in China hardly understand.
one that is past made a new political China. have a basis for this correspondence. With hor retenues. We have lost much of our
Chină. Instead of crying "Down with the renin, yours faithfully, The directors of the Ynot-Han Railway respect for the Members of the Council. Che present one is making a new cotamercial every good wish for your prosperity-We They are in session for four months and Manchus, the people of Chin, from the pre complaining about the abuse of the yet they have done practically nothing highest to the lowest, are thinking and privilege given to soldiers of being allow- towards improving China's finances pro-
It is the significance of this ed to travel on the railway for half-fare.perly. Except the passage of the Stamparing and working for "Chine for the
Tax Bill, they have no practical method Chinese."
Every national feeling as it affects you that we Disbanded soldiers and former soldiers of securing revenues for China, are claiming this privilege and in many valuable day seems to be wasted in the hall try to outlina in this lotter.
There is spuce here to tell you only a eas forcing the railway servants to empty discussions about party rights; little about the Chineso system of guilds,
for different administrative systems
the business organizations which control acade to their requests A petition has ministers, or fruitless attempts in the in
The U.8. Consul General at longkong been sent to the Government, asking that peachment of the Premier who, next to every branch of trades in China. They are a this rule be cancelled and that the the President, in labouring under great little like your trade unions or clubs or
more writes in a recent report:--- but they havo far The Council should, there difficulties. privilege be only claimed for regiments fore, decote the whole time and energy influence. They are indeed the oldest and The attempt of a corporation organized most powerful business forces in the world. in Hongkong with foreign capital, large, on the move and that passes be issued by in preparing the budget and devising a
Our ancestors founded and developed them; ly from Honolulu, to establish a brewing They husiness on the South Asiatic coast has the Governor for any others whom he reasonable system of taxation.
The concern erected may wish to benefit by this rule. At On the opening day of the Council the and we shall never change them,
wish our people would regulate the distribution and sale of overy-been unsuccessful. present they say it is having a noticeable President said:
not look up to the air to gain their liveli-thing. They are the arteries through which a modern browery on a portion of the
•fect upon their receipts, and they have hood, but should concentrate their atten-treams the blood of China's commercial life. mainland opposite Hongkong in 1909, To means of remedy in their own hands. tion to what is underneath their fest." Every foreign merchant in China uses them but lost money from the beginning. The The future great revenues of China must and will we them, but use guilds, too, are corapany has gone into voluntary liquida come also from underneath the feet. The saying "China for the Chinese," which now tion and is attempting to sell its plant
The concern was organized with a capi-head. Neither the Germans who cou President has opened the eyes of the means everything for foreign manufacturers
ed here was finely equipped, mostly with Council to the right way of obtaining aho want to trade with China's 100 willin tal of $500,000 guld. The plant establishpated, C. Bergmann and Caron Otto. Von money for the nation because he knows people.
American machinery and appliances, in that China has great natural resources
Now for the main point of this letter, cluding an outfit of glass-lined steel untouched. Let us not mention the in-
which is:-That the Chinese vant foreign tanks, and was modern in ovary respect creased revenue China is to get from the revision of the tariff, the stamp tax, the
one of the reasons for the failure of the income tax and the taxation of liquors goods but they want them from, Chinse in installation and operation-in fact, As to the demand for foreign goods there enterprise as a business undertaking is and tobacco. Let us simply mention the Agents and not from Foreign Agents. mineral and agricultural resources of
is absolately no doubt. No sooner was H. that the capacity of the plant-100,000 the country, Lloyd George said that
Yung Shih-kai made President than the barrels of beer annually is so far beyond England had eight million pounds ater-
revolution's result upon the business world present possible sale that its economical possible. However, the chief obstacle has ling worth of mine royalties. That would mean, say, one hundred and sixty million was clearly apparent. A demand for things operation has been dificult, if not im- pounds worth of mine resources. Accord foreign came from all China. In adopting been lack of success attending the firm's a foreign model, the efforts to attract the patronage of the Government of ing to W. E. Macklin, China has possibly
Chinese adopted an immense number of Chinese. In some parts of the new re-
Revenge is sweet, and although neither twenty times as much of mine values as England, or, say, £3,200,000,000. This foreign necessities and luxuries. The sudden public there is a fair consumption of
beer among the natives, but as a rule Dixon nor Gore nor Roper Harrett and Outside the Little North Gate there is would give a royalty at 5 per cent, of breaking away from Manchu tyranny meant
£18,000,000, That is to say, the rental discarding habits of thought, of dress, of the Chinese prefer their own alcoholic A H. Love competed-these players being beverages, or, at most, take to foreign reserved for the preliminary tie in the camp of soldiers, mostly from other value or royalty of sil.the Chinese mines life, that had existed for stores of years.
Dwight Davis Cup competition at Folke- The Chinese people want foreign goods drinks other than beer. provinces, and here there is often trouble would be equal to the capital value of
stone--the All England Club won well This vast sum of royalty they must have them, because it will be of one kind and another. On Sunday English mines.
On the first day, when eight singles there was a serious brawl which almost will gradually but surely become avail decades before China's natural resources are resulted in fighting amongst the soldiers. able to the great Republic when liberal developed, education organized and factories among the Chinese of Hongkong. Sales by 12 matches to four.
This means that Chinese firms of of the Company's output increased con laws are devised to help the infant in-built.
ng players was complete, the Englishmen The New A corporal was badly wounded and after-dustry.
large capital can represent foreign manu-siderably, and growing popularity gave were decided, the rout of the Berlin wards died of wounds inflicted by a The land tax in China is capable of facturers in a way utterly impossible for a some practical ground for anticipating winning all along the linc.
e change in Chinese tastes. The concern According to the foreign agent here. private soldier with whom he had some much expansion.
We-Yien & Company are such a firm, also operated an ice factory in connec-Zealander, Wilding, beat Otto Froitz- tax in China was quarrel. The story runs that this goldier Statesman's Year Book of 1000, the land
approximately the brat to prepare to represent American tion with its brewery, and income from heim; the Australian, S. N. Dourt, beat had got into the bad graces of the $409,000,000 a year. But according to Dr. manufacturers on a scale proportionate to this source lent some support to the busi-G. K. Logie, losing only three games in
Yat-sen's estimate Sun
has the immense existing business opportunity ness. The fact finally became plain, how-three sets; the Anglo-Greek, T. M. a long five sets match from R. Klein- schroth, the Gorman actually scoring two take to beer. corporal by molesting some women who 40,000,000 mow, or 66,000,000 acres, of We are so organized that we can sell foreign ever, that for the time being the Chinese Mavrogordato, won by sheer perseverance more games than the Englishman, hut being beaten by 6-0, 3-6, 4-6, 6-3, 43.
The Irishman, A. E. Beamish, who The Peking correspondent of the China large broken howl and wounded him
you have any, but is a simple statement of Press (Bhanghai) telegraphed on the 6th simply could do nothing wrong, played (one of Germany's best), and won by 6-1, about the face and head very severely empire into consideration, we may say
The Canadian, B. B. Powell, beat H. The soldier was taken into custody and that the land tax varies from 30.04 gold an evident foc. No foreign firm could inst.:-Announcements of the appoint a glorious game against F. W. Rabe is to be tried for the death of his comrade per acre for the poorest land in Shansi possibly acquire such an organization among ment of several other advisers to the Gov firm cua oppose the national sentiment, Jenke has practically closed the agree
ment. He will advise concerning finance. Kleinschroth, who played a very mode rate game; the evergreen M. J. G..Ritchie while the camp is to be split up and to 80.98 gold per acre for the best land Chinese merchants as ours and no foreign ernment will shortly be made. Professor 6-3, 6-1!
in Chekiang, and the grain tax from one "China for the Chinese."
beat Kreuzer by 8-1, 7-5, 6-6, and better looked after. These medieval gill of rice per acre in certain parts of
And neither foreign nor Chinese firms Professor Ariga, the Japanese interna
M. Georges Gordon Lowe best Lieut. Otto Van bouts de little credit to the Army Fakien to five and a half bushels an acre
Its total except ourselves can offer to American tional law expert, has been invited and in some districts of Shansi." organisation, and it is up those in charge amount is variously estimated from manufacturers a guarantee of the frevern- will probably accept.
document now in our matic Service, now in the French Foreign in spite of his most elaborate service in. to see that this sort of thing is impossible $66,000,000 gold to $940,000,000 gold. In mont of China as a buyer. That is the Padoux, a member of the French Diple- Müller, who played a sparkling game{
way his least estimate is higher than significance of published by the Year Book or the possession which has been reproduced and is Office and formerly adviser to Biam, has five sets (6-2, 0-6, 6-0, 1-6, 6-8). But Negotiations with Mr. W. W. hy the old player, G. W. Hillyard, who accent Bir enclosed herewith for your inspection. This also been approached and is likely to the most sotable victory of all was scored statement of Dr. Sun Yat-sen.
was placed against the youngest of the Robert Hart even would base the whole document is signed by the President of Rockhill to he diplomatic advisor con- About a fortnight ago the most promine national revenue upon the land taxation. China's Provisional Government and by the tinue and it is believed that he will final- Germans, the pink-faced Berghann: The Dr. Morrison, who left German at one time seemed to have the actors gave performances for three days This may be radical at first thought. Premier of China's actual Government and ly accept.
and grit the older player won in five in the Tung Hing Theatre, the proceeds But if W. E. Macklin's scheme of taxing is absolutely binding upon the Gaverament, Peking to-night, will see him. President game in his hand, but by fine judgment sets and no less than 53 games (7–5, 2—0, to be handed to the Government to help waste land at least as heavily as the cul- With our organization among our country Yuan Shih-Kai has also obtained the ser- tivated, so as to give work to the unem- men complete, with branch offices in every vica of Commandant Brisanud Desmail-
of this galaxy, including Dr. That afternoon the visitors at Wimble the finances. These performances brought loved is taken into comparison, Bir province, with the Republic of China as a' lets of the French Army. The acquisi·~8, 0—4, 6—3). in $1,485, and after all expenses have been Robert's advice is but a
reasonable and
guaranteed customer, with a big capital, and tion paid 8879 have been sent to the provincial moderate one. For centuries the Chinese Brith representatives beginning their work Morrison, gives confidence and makes it don received a must agreeable surprise,
people have not been heavily taxed but
now in every part of the world, we are seem that the Government is energetically an exhibition match being played, in financier. He accepted the money and badly taxed taxation without repre- ring upon the mammoth undertaking of working for progress. President Yuan's which the famous politician, Mr. Arthur wrote a letter of thanks to the actors sentation. They should now abide by
manufacturer who has goods to sell to the and the present outlook is better than it W. Wilding, opposed the well-known old
(Continued on Page 5.) yesterday. Further performances for the their representatives in their ways and acting se representatives for any American: position is constantly becoming stronger Balfour, partnered by the champion, A.
means of getting revenue for China. same purpose are to be given again enou.
China
For a time there was some reason to expect the successful introduction of beer
We are in a position to represent your goods ed the soldier said he would get even with of twenty cent taxation per mow a re-
venue of $80,000,000 is available. Mr. E. to our countrymen in a way that no foreign his superior, and after breakfast on Williams, of the American Legation, in Chine can possibly imitate. This is FOREIGN ADVISERS FOR CHINA. Sunday he set on the corporal with ain. his Taxation for China" published no reflection on the business ability of fur-
in future.
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