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last meeting, I would to ask your Excellency to appoint a commission to inquire into the whole atter, which would, no doubt, also throw some light on the blockade question, but its chief object should to be ascertain if the smuggling that goes on, which cannot be prevented, is attended with acts of criminal violence within the jurisdiction of this Government, which we have the power to control. The resolution is to the effect that in the opinion of this Council it is desirable that a commission should be appointed by His Excellency the Administrator to enquire into all the circumstances attending the smuggling of opium and other goods from this Colony to the mainland of China, and to make a report there upon to 'llis Excellency; the commission to be empowered to take evidence from Colonial Officers and from such other qualified persons as may be willing to appear before it."
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1882.
suggest that the Dill be referred to a special committee.
Mr.Johnson said a special committee had sat on the Bill, every form of procedure suggested had been considered, and the Committee came to the conclusion that the provisions with regard to compensation were ample. The Hill had been altered more than once, and now they were asked to go back to their original proposal.
was proper.
Mr. O'Malley sald he agreed with some of the observations of the Chief Justice with reference to the tribunal to arbritrate in cases in which land was taken otherwise than by agreement, and in the face of the objections which had been stated, he did not think the provisions in the Bill for the constitution of that tribunal were altogether satisfactory. Reference was made to the tabunal in a great number of sections in the Bill, but the sections constituting the tribunal and providing for its action were contained in very few sections, and he would suggest to the Council that it would be a convenient way of dealing with the objections of the Chief Justice if it were understood by the hon. member who had charge of the Bill that when the Council went into cominittee he would be prepar- ed to introduce half a dozen sections in place of the present ones providing a tribunal not open to the objections of the Chief Justice. In regard to the objection that there were sections adopted from the Lands Clauses Consolidation Act which were not necessary and not applicable to this colony, he thought it would be very possible and not inconvenient to deal with these while the Bill was in Committee. In cases where the Committee was satisfied a section was not applicable here, it might be struck out, and where its application was doubtful it might be allowed to stand. With respect to the omission of clausce which ought to be included, no doubt it would occur in the course of the Committee to hon. members to point, gut some clauses it was necessary to insert. He would point out that a Bill substantially cor responding to this and
the same
To-day's Advertisements.
THE UNION INSURANCE SOCIETY OF
·CANTON, LIMITED.
NOTICE is hereby given that an EXTRA.
ORDINARY GENERAL MEETING
Entimations. CHRISTMAS, 1882.
LANE, CRAWFORD & CO.
LTAVE NOW ON
VIEW A VERY CHOICE SELECTION OF PRESENTS
AND
COMPRISING
of the UNION INSURANCE SOCIETY OF CANTON, LIMITED, will be held at the TABLE DELICACIES FROM THE BEST LONDON, PARÍS, AND NEW YORK HOUSES, Society's Head Office, Hongkong, TO-DAY, the 20th day of December, 1882, at Four of the O'CLOCK, in the AFTERNOON, when the Subjoined Resolution will be proposed.
RESOLUTION.
That each of the Existing $5,000 Shares of the Society be divided into Four Shares of $1,250, upon each of which the sum of $125 shall be credited as paid up. By Order of the Board,
..
Hongkong,
DOUGLAS JONES,
Acting Secretary,
Dated the 8th day of December, 1882. (805
PUBLIC AUCTION
OF
RARE JAPANESE AND COREAN PORCELAIN-WARE, CURIOS, ENAMELS, &c.
THE Undersigned has received instructions TH
to Sell by Public Auction, on
FRIDAY,
the 22nd December, 1982, at Two r., at his
Sales Rooms, Peddar's Wharf RARE JAPANESE AND COREAN A VERY CHOICE COLLECTION OF
PORCELAINS AND CURIOS,.'
comprising
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OLD
Sir George Phillippo said that according to the Bill, in cases where the compensation would be. under $1,000 there was an appeal to the Full Court, but in cases above that amount there was no appeal. He considered that was very arbitrary. In cases of arbitration the practice was for each party to select an arbitrator, bur by the present Bill the Legislature was to appoint special persons as arbitrators without giving either side the opportunity of appealing. They Mr. Russell-I have much pleasure in second- were bound to take the award without any op ing the motion. I think it is absolutely neces.portunity of appealing. He did not think that sary that there should be same enquiry as to what is the real state of things with regard to smuggling from this colony. The term smug gling is a misnomer, as this is a free port, and there can be neither smuggling into it nor out of it, but it be made a smuggling basis, and thereby interfere with the Chinese revenue. My hon. friend (Mr. Johnson) has said the statement of Inspector Mackie is all hearsay. The inspector, however, distinctly states that there were taken from Shau kiwan harbour 3,066 balls of opium, and that when brought back he kept it, waiting instructions. The form of expression may be some what loose, but he certainly says that he detained the opium. It struck me at the time as odd that the price should be set down as only $12,200 for about 51 chests, but that is explained by the statement that a quan.ity of the opium was Malwa, and therefore its value was intich less, It is very clear there ought to be some inquiry as to whether opium smuggling is carried on from this colony on so large a scale. It is alleged on the one hand by Sir Rutherford Al cock and Sir Thomas Wade that there is a great deal of smuggling, and that this is really a smuggling depot, On the other hand, the Gov- ernors of the colony have maintained the con- trary, Sir John Pope Hennessy excepted. think it is due to the colony to make inquiry to see if any
of the merchants here, English or Chinese, have been engaged in smuggling. therefore second the motion of my hon. friend.
Mr. Ryrie-If a commission is appointed and the proceedings published, I think it would do this colony more harm than good. When the last inquiry was held the Chinese took advant- age of everything that favoured their view of the case, and ignored everything on the opposite clauses of the Lands Clauses Consolidation Act side. If these acts of violence took place within had been already submitted to a Special Com. our jurisdiction, I don't understanal! why the mittee and had been substantially approved. Pour outside, lave stopped them. If they He therefore thought they could start from that. A FURNISHED FAMILY occurred outside, I don't see that it concerns us. He agreed with the Chief Justice that if they I doubt very much the occurrence of this great were making a beginning it would be desirable engagement, 100 men on one side, and to on to refer such a complicated measure as this was the other. I doubt whether it ever took place. to a competent Committee, but he would suggest I myself have visited, the place recently, and also that they were bound to look at the matter so far as I could see there is no preven-from a practical standpoint." Owing to the undue tive service, there, and if any one can sinuggle baste with which the former Bilf was passed' opium into China with impunity they can do so through Committee, there were matters included there. There were only one or two illiterate and omitted that ought not to have been, but he coolies at the place, and what there was to pre- thought the credit of the Council as a legislative vent people carrying opium over the hills I body was to a certain extent involved now in failed to see, there being no semblance of a pre putting the measure through rapidly, and there, ventive service worthy the name, I think my fore he would suggest that they should go on at self if the police and perhaps my hon. friend once, it being understood that the clauses re opposite (Mr. Russell) will make Inquiries, we ferred should undergo some modification. will get every information required without having an expensive commission and all the attendant inconveniences, publication, &c. I also fancy
ere is slave of the colony which prevents
armed bands from leaving it.
Mr.Johnson having signified his acceptance of this condition, Sir George Phillippo said he was not prepared to day to go into the question
of
the sections taken from the Lands Clauses
Consolidation Act.
The Administrator said that perhaps there would be no objection to going on with the first few clauses of the Bill, whereupon the Bill was read a second time, the Council going into Cont mittee upon it.
Clause 2 (interpretation) was allowed to stand over.
In respect to clause 6, conferring power to- make additional tramways, Mr. Price said he had raised the question before as to whether this clause conferred a monopoly on the company for the construction of tramways. He did not know, what the opinion of his hon. friend opposite (Mr. Johnson) might be, but if the clause con- ferred a monopoly, he thought it undesirable.
Mr. O'Malley thought there was nothing in the clause of the kind mentioned by Mr. Price.
SATSUMA VASES and CORAS, DITTO and HANDSOMELY PAINTED
BOWLS, CUPS, PLATES, CENSORS, CO- REAN CORAS & PLATES, MIAKO, TOKIO, AIKI and KAGA PORCELAIN-WARE in TOKIO ENAMELLED VASES and PLATES, Great Variety, TEA acil BREAKFAST SETS,
WARE, SCREENS, CURIOS. BRONZES, ENCRUSTED LACQUER.
&C &C1
Xc. Catalogues will be issued previous to the Sale. TERMS OF SALE.As customary.
G. R. LAMMERT, Auctioneer. Hongkong, zath December, 1882. WANTED TO RENT,
Perfume Caskets in oak, onyx and mosaic. Writing Sets in onyx and nickel pinted. Ladies' Dressing Cases and Cabinets, hand-
somely lined and fitted,
Vases and Table ornaments of the newest
patterns.
Albums and Photograph frames in great
variety.
Glove and Handkerchief Sets. Ladies' Work Bags and Baskets, fitted. Grog Baskets,
Handsome Cigar and Cigarette Cases and
Boxes.
Dresden Figures.
Handsome boxes filled with Bonbons. This Season's Gift Books.
Electro Plated Epergnes and Centro Pieces. Tea and Coffee Services in new styles. Handsome Corner and Wall Mirrors. Novelties in China wall Flower Baskets. The latest Esthetic Lamps. Menu and Dinner Cards.
A VERY CHOICE AND VARIED
Graphescopes and views for do. Sachets and Purses. Ladies' Muff Bays.
Letter Cases, Cant Cases and Wallets. Pretty Ink Stanuls
Very Handsome Salad Bowls with Spoons
and Forks.
Handsonx Electro Plated Kettles with Spirit
Lamps.
Bachelors Tea Sets, and Liqueur Sets. Fish and Dessert Knives and Forks in cases. Jewel Cases and Cuff and Collar Boxes. Pretty Blotting and l'ocket Books. Travelling Desks and Despatch Boxes. A very handsome Table Fountain. Opera Glasses in Pearl and Aluminium. Statuettes.
Sundries in the new Pelican Ware Smokers' Tables.
Picnic Baskets.
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Mistletoe and Holly Wreaths for decorations.
&C Sin &c.
ASSORTMENT OF TOYS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
Comprising
Wheelbarrows.
Drums, Cymbals and other musical instru--
inents.
Railway Trains with rails.
Rocking and Hobby Horses. India-rubber Balls and other Toys. Cubes and Mosaic Building Seta. Children's Tea and Tête a tête Sets.
Dolls Dressed and speaking and moving. Alphabetical Blocks.
Mules, Dogs, Elephants, Horses." Boys Tools Chests..
The Bicycle Race..
Perambulators.
Automatic Chariots and Wagons.
CHRISTMAS
(833
Christmas Cakes,
Mince Meat.
FROM THE MIDDLE OF DECEMBER UNTIL MARCIL.
RESIDENCE, -IN A HEALTHY SITUATION, with
GARDEN, STABLE, AND COACH HOUSE.
Full Particulars to be sent to
E. D., Hongkong Telegraph Office.
·Hongkong, 3rd October, 1882.
Intimations.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
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J. DA ROZA'S HAIR CUTTING SALOON HAS DEEN REMOVED TO No. 27, POTTINGER STREET. TAIR-CUTTING in the latest Fashion,
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Shaving, Shampooing, &c., by experi enced artistes; arid at LOW RATES.
RAZORS CAREFULLY RE-SET. Note the address-No 37, Pottinger Street. Hongkong, 23rd November, 1882.
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MR. A. HAHN'S AN-CING CLASSES.
HAVE BEEN OPENED H For Terms, &c., apply to
DA Y,
A. JAHN. No. 8, Beaconsfield Arcade. Hongkong, 1st November, 1882.
1722 DE SOUZA & CO. DRINTERS, STATIONERS, AND BOOKBINDERS.
է
P'un Puddings 3lbs, to glus.
Christmas Cakes lbs. to 12lba
Choice French Plúms.
Dossunt Fruits in Noyeau and Brandy.
Jordan Almonds.
Pudding Raisins.
Zante Currants.
Stilton Cheese.
Cheddar Cheese, Kussian Caviare. Assorted Pâtés. Tunny Fish Spiced Ox Tongues, Smoked Ox Tongues. Ox Tongues in Jelly. Collared Ox Tongues.
Pic Nic Tongues.
Lemon Barley Sugar.
Assorted Choice French Bonbons.
Crystallized and Metz Fruits.
Map Cubes. Cetewaya,
Dolls' Umbrellas and Jewelry. Varied Mechanical Toys. Percussion Guns and Kitles Swords and Happy families. Children's Picnic Books. Boxes of Soldiers.
Water Carts and Pumps...
Toy Shops, Stables &C.
Artillery Ten-pins.
Puzzles and Boxes of Games,
Christmas-Tree ornaments in great variety."
DELICACIES,
Comprising:-
Mixed and Assorted Candied Feel.
Muscatel Raisins.
French Jams and Jellies,
Potted and Game in fancy
For Sale.
FOR SALE.
G. H. MUMM & Co.'s CHAMPAGNE.
QUARTI
PINTS....
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$72 per Case. ****** $23 per Case. Apply to
MELCHERS & Co. Hongkong, and March, 1887.
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FOR SALE.
WO INTERMEDIATE LENGTHS OF SCREW
Diameter.
TOINTING is feet 3 inches long by y
ALSO
1 SCREW SHAFT cased and finished com- plete with Brass Bushes 19 feet 4 inches long by 94 Diameter. Suitable for Steamer of 120 to 150 Horsepower N.H.
· Apply for Terms, &c.
To W. HARRIS,
Shipwright, Swatow, 6th December, 1882.
TO SPORTSMEN.
1296
FOR SALE AT LESS THAN COST,
OWING TO OWNER LEAVING THE COLONY.
1 Set of CAPE HARNESS (Brass Mounts)
with Pole (Breast Plates).. Silk-lined RACING SADDLE RACING WHIPS with Silver Mounts.
The above, which are ALL NEW, may be sten at the "HONGKONG TELEGRAPH OFFICE and will be Sold a BARGAIN,
Hongkong, and November, 1882.
J.
AND
1736
R. TENNENTS ALE AND
PORTER.
DAVID CORSAR & SONS'
MERCHANT NAVY)
NAVY HOLLED
LONG FLAX
CROWN
CANVA
ARNHOLD, KARBERG & Co.
Hongkong, 15th June, 1881.
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THE CITY OF MANILA CIGAR STORE.
#
HAS FOR SALE.
IGARS of all Brands, Imperiales,
York Hats, precisily selected for Christmas. Cegueres, Regalias, Londres, Nuevo Ha
Cambridge, Oxford and Truffled Sausages, Champignons, Asperges, Petits Pois. Truffles, French Sardines.
Omnge and Lemon Cream for Blancmanges. Extra finest Isigny Butter,
Dragees and Chocolate Bonbons.
Macaroons and Ratafias.
Lemon Kings and Walnut Biscuits. Vanilla, Raspberry, Rose & Chocolate Biscuits. Elvas Plums.
Figs direct from Smyrna.
Choice American Bonbons and Candies.
Butter Scotch, Toffee, Almond Rock
Lisbon Apples.
Bordeaux Russete
Malaga Grapes.
Brazil and Cob Nuts.
A LARGE STOCK OF WINES OF THE BEST BRANDS AND AT VERY. ⚫ MODERATE PRICES. ¡ Comprising:-
Saccone's and Cutler, Palmer & Co.'s Sherrics,
from $8 to $13.
Very Choice Pure Port, direct from Oporto, $12. A.Delicious White Port, very delicate and
Soft, $13
Chambertin, $16.
Krug's Private Cuvee Champagne,
banos of all makes, quality guaranteed. TOBACCO of all Brands, at moderate prices. FANCY GOODS from the Farisian markets, Meerschaum Pipes, Jewellery of Chaste Designa. Sun Hats, &c., dej Commissions Executed.
JOSE M. BASA. No. 51, B., QUEEN's ROAD, CENTRAL. Hongkong, 1st May, 1882.
[agy
G. FALCONER & CO.
WATCH AND CHRONOMETER
MANUFACTURERS.
AND. JEWELLERS,
NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS, CHARTS AND BOOKS.
Wachter's Royal Charter Champagne. Deutz, and Geldormana's Gold Lack Cham-SH
pagne, used at the Ministerial White-bait dinner at Greenwich, in August 1880-A perfect Wine.
The Choicest Bordeaux Wines, Hocks, French
White Wines,, Brandies, Whiskies and Liqueurs, in great variety.
No. 46, QUEEN'S-ROAD CENTRAL [434 F. BLACKHEAD & CO.
AND
HIPCHANDLERS, STORE-KEEPERS
GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS,
PRAYA CENTRAL
HAVE RECEIVED EX LATEST ARRIVALS,
PICKS.
The Newest Cosaques and Table Crackers, of most aesthetic colours, and in variety and novelty of AMERICAN CAST STEEL SHOVELS.
design far surpassing the assortment of formier years. Hongkong, 2nd December, 1882.
1790
J. ULLMANN & CO.
42, QUEENS R.0 D.
HAND A LARGE
ON
ASSORTMENT
Mr. Johnson explained that the object of the clause was to give the company power to extend the tramways without having to come before the Council again with another Bill, and he. thought the interests of the community were perfectly safe provided the power of saying ACCURACY, NEATNESS, AND DESPATCH GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES AND CHRONOGRAPHS, CLOCKS OF ALL KINDS,
D'ÁGUILAR STREIT.
EVERY KIND OF WORK EXECUTED WITH
ON
The Administrator-I think it would be more satisfactory, both to the Government and the public to have a commission to inquire into. the amount of smuggling that is going on here. The evidence need not be published. A great deal of valuable evidence night be got from Chinese and officers of the Chinese cruisers, who would probably refuse to give any evidence at all unless it was to be considered confidential. It would be for the commission to consider that point. If they thought it necessary to make a promise to any ofthese people that their evidence would be considered confidential, they could refer to it in their report without publishing the evidence or the names of the people, Referring to the report of the inspector, I understand that this affair took place on the mainland. Reading from the reportThe boats and a hundred men came to Shaukiwan on the zoth instant and crossed ever in small boats to Cha-ko-ling on the morning of the 21st instant. They had not gene far from Cha-ko-ling when they encountered about go men belonging to the Chinese Customs Several shots were exchanged, one of the Custom- house men was killed and two were wounded." That, I understand, took place on the mainland. I think the whole thing was devised in China, and that the men came to Shaukiwan where the opium could be obtained and that on taking it over to Chinese territory they were turned back by the Customs people, and returned to Shaukiwon. I do not think the police are in Anyway responsible in the matter. I do not see how they could have prevented it. I wrote to Sir George Phillippo pointed out that the the Superintendent of Police telling him it would clause might be interpreted as giving the Gov. not be wrong if the police obtained information ernor in Council power to sanction the taking G of intended stuggling, to give the Chinese away of people's property without the matter authorities warning, in order that they might coming before the Council. The parties affected · ENGLISH & AMERICAN BILLIARDS. take what steps they liked within Chinese ter- by the making of the lines specified in the Bill ritory to prevent it, and thus avoid invading the had had an opportunity of stating any objections Tiffin at One o'clock, Dinner at 7.00. waters of the colony. I also communicated with they might have before the Council. He con the Consul at Canton and requested him to in- tended that parties affected by the making of
This Hotel is most centrally situated and form the Viceroy that it was my desire to prevent new lines which might hereafter be determined within easy, distance of the principal landing these occurrences 'as far as possible, and that we upon, ought to have the same power, and said it places. did not wish to encourage smuggling. I think would be easy for the Company to come before
475). therefore it will be most desirable and useful to the Council with another Bill if they wanted to HAIR DRESSING SALOON appoint a Commission, and I will take an early make new lines, or to extend those mentioned in opportunity of consulting the Executive Council, the Bil
what lines should be approved of was left in the hands of the Governor in Council, as was provided in the clause
with
VERY MODERATE TERMS.
SELECTED MATERIALS FOR
MARKET REPORTS
Mr. O'Malley said he should quite agree his hon. friend (Mr. Price) as to the undesirability of amonopoly, but although the Bill gave the com-Book-binding and Ruling in every styls executed pany the right of exercising certain powers without
at low rates. Workmanship Guaranteed. coming before the Council with another Bill, it did
Hongkong, 23rd August, 1887. not prevent other companies getting similari powers.
- THE TRAMWAYE BILL ADM Mr. Johnson said the clause was not suscep
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STAG HOTEL QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL
OOD ACCOMMODATION FOR
VISITORS..
J. COOK, Proprietor.
HONGKONG HOTEL.
WF. MOORE begs to inform the Gentle
men of Hongkong and Visitors that he has reduced the price of Hair-Cutting to 50 cents Having now in his employ three competent As- sistants who are always in attendance, he guar-
branches, with a perfection which cannot be ex- celled in any part of the World,
..
HAVE ALWAYS
OF
BAROMETERS, THERMOMETERS, ANEROIDS, SPECTACLES, EYE-GLASSES, &c. BY THE BEST MAKERS, AND AT LOW PRICES. GENTLEMEN'S PARISIAN MADE SHIRTS, SCARVES, AND COLLARS FRENCH
IN THE NEWEST STYLES. BOOTS AND
OF BEST QUALITY.
ร
SHO, E S
MEERSCHAUM PIPES, CIGAR CASES AND HOLDERS, ALBUMS, INKSTANDS, POCKET-BOOKS.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF STATIONERY. CROCKERY WARE, TEA AND COFFEE SETS, RIFLES, FOWLING PIECES, AND REVOLVERS,
&G.
A CHOICE SELECTION OF PINAUD'S BEST PERFUMERY.
&c.,
&C.,
En Hongkong, 2nd October, 1887. .
For Sale.
CHS. J. GAUPP & Co.**
HRONOMETER, WATCH, AND CLOCK MAKERS,
JEWELLERS, SILVERSMITHS, AND
ANA. OPTICIANS. · CHARTS AND BOOKS.
SOLE AGENTS, for Louis Audemars Watches; awarded the Highest Prizes at every Exhibition; and for Voigtländer and Sohn's
NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS
AXES.
HATCHETS,
ENGINEERS' & HOUSEHOLD HAMMERS.
PATENT BIT-BRACES
AUGER-BITS.
DRILLS.-
GIMBLETS.
-SQUARES.
PATENT BRASS PADLOCKS &
CHEST LOCKS.
MRS. POTT'S PATENT SADIRONS, COOKING STOVES.
HAR FAIRBANK'S SCALES. FORCE PUMPS FOR SHIP USE. .........S DRILLING MACHINES.
BREAST DRILLS; AUTOM BORING TOOLS
ANVILS, VICES, AND DRILLS.COMBINEEL
ANVILS,
VICES.
HITCHCOCK'S PATENT LAMPS,
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GLASSCUTTERS,
Intimations.
J. M. GUEDES:
FOUSE
SCROLL SAWS.
A: FAMILY, GRINDSTONES. BLACKSMITHS' BELLOWS.
HAUCTIOND LAND BROKER BERY WHITWORTH'S STOCK AND DIES.
AGENT.
AND COMMISSION
No. 33, WELLINGTON STREET, HONGKONG,
Hongkong, 23rd January, 1882.
F. D. GUEDES.
SCREW WRENCHES.N
¿PLANE IRONS,
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CHISELS.
HAMMERS.
PINCERS
NIPPERS.
DIVIDERS,
The clause having been, expunged, progresantees to execute this class of work, in all its CELEBRATED ÖFERA GLASSES, MARINE WINE MERCHANT AND GENERAL
was reported.
SUPREME COURT ORDINANCE... Mr. O'Malley, in moving the second reading of the Bill to amend, the Supreme Court Ordinance, 1873, said its object was to provide for the execu tion of the process of the Supreme Court, and for the machinery required in consequence of the abolition of the office of Sheriff
The Bill having been read a second time, was committed and passed
a para
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE ORDINANCE
Mr. O'Malley, moved the second reading of the
Hair Cutting.... Conts. Shampooingine.25 Cents, Trimming Beards.....23 Cents. Shaving............................25 Cents.
MONTHLY CUSTOMEMS TAKEN AT REDUCED
- RATZES
RAZORE MOST CAREFULLY, RE-SET. Mr. Moone begs to recommend his GOGO SHAMPOO WASH
A
Bill to amend the Criminal Procedure Ordinance, to the public as unrivalled by any prepara-
GLASSES, AND SPYGLASSES,
No. 38, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL, [447
·D, K, GRIFFITH, ANUFACTURER OF THE LONDON MAERATED WATERS.
7 BEACONSFIELD ARCADE (Opposite the City Hall)
Having Purchased the entire Machinery of the
N
late Mr. E CHASTEL'S WAACHA SODA" WATER FACTORY WAS
Mr. Johnson moved the second reading of the tible of the construction put upon it by the Chief Tramways Bill, Mr. Ryrie seconding, bunge Justice. He was, however, entirely in the hands Sir George Phillippo said he objected to the of the Council; and did not press the clause, second reading in respect to one part of the Bill, which was taken from a home Act. the clauses relating to compensation to people whose property was required by the Company, Ha thought that that part of the Bill
ought to be recast altogether. The clauses were taken from the Lands Clauses Consolidation Act, and it ap- peared to him it would be well to refer the matter, to a special committee, in order to see whether all the clauses that ought to be inacrted had been put in. With regard to the procedure in law, the course adopted in the Bill was to make the Chief Justice and Prins Judge, arbitrators. The rule at home was either to refer the matter to arbitration or summon a jury to assess the value of the lands, and the courts still retained their jurisdics 1865, which he said was also rendered necessary tion ever, produced, for promoting the growth is now prepared to excente the largest orders tion and could set aside the award of the art by the alteration made in regard to the office of of the hair. The basis of this compound, is for every description of Aerated Waters with trators or the assessment of the fury, or declare Sheriff done in that the matter did not come within the Bill at The Bill was read a escond time
Caper | made of soap-root; the natives of the Philip escond time committed, pine Islands never use anything else for all. - If the matter, however, be referred to the and passed, or ha Chief Justice and Pulsne Judge as arbitrators, t
washing their hair's they are never found bald, 1 S GUARANTEED. and it is quite common to see the females with Consumers are Invited to try those carefully would take away, the right of the Judge to review
hair from 5 to 6 feet long. By constantly using
Manufactured jarkotyczne the proceedings taken before the arbitrators
this Shampoo, Wash as directed,
SPARKLING WATERS, appointed. He had not had an opportunity of
THREE DOZEN FOR ONE DOLLAR.. oing closely into the clauses taken from the Lands Classes Consolidation Act, because he only saw the Bill the previous morning, and the clauses were very numerous and very important, He thought that the provisions might be much simpated, because the conditions here, were not! the same as those in) force at home was the greater portion of the Ordinance referred to the purchase of land by agreement, the question of THAMES STREET INDUSTRIES," by Percy compensation, and so forth, he thought that Russell. This filistrated Pamphlet on Perfumery, before the Council went into Committee it would: &c, published at 6d, may be had gratis from any be advisable to arrive at some decision with Chemist or dealer in perfumery in the World, or
mard to the matter. He would therefore Jour COSHELL & Co., London.[ADV].
THE JURIES ORDINANCE. – The Attorney-General, in moving the second reading of the Bill for amending the law relate ing to piles and Jurors, explained that its object NEVER BE BALD. was to make the requisite alterations with regant to compiling the jury list and summoning jurors, rendered necessary by the change in respect to the office of Sheriff, vi
The proprietor offers the Wash to the public entirely confident that by its restorative pro- perties It will without fail arreat decaying and came callidiftentes of bascalp. It does fot A hair.” It completely eradicates scurf, dandrufi,
contain any poisonous drugs. By its cooling properties it allays the itching and fever of the scalp, which is the great cause of people losing their hair
The Bill having been read a second time, Cumanitted sand Satred, the, Council, adjourned sine dire
Mr. MOORE has succeeded in belog and to
put this wash up in bottles without allowing it to ferment, and he will guarantee it to keep any length of time in any climate.
promptness and despatch, SUPERIOR QUALITY
dressed to The Factory
All Orders and Communications should be ad
7, BEACONSFIELD ARCADE
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Hongkong, 24th June, 1881,
Proprietor.
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Arms Repairede Cleaned, or Converted at moderate charges
Sporting Guns and Ammualtion always on hand.
RULES.
METAL SCISSORS.
METAL SAWS,
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OIL-FEEDERS,
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code LIFE BELTS BOTTLE WASHING AND CORKING
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