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HAVE JUST RECEIVED THEIR ÁNNUAL SUPPLY
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THE HONGKONG DISPENSARY,
Hongkong, zur March, 1888-
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1888,
In Scotland there are Bishops and 334.priests,THE Macao Provincial Council, which is n
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Board composed of the Acting Governor as President, and several officials and prominent citizens as members, have censured the pro ceedings of the Municipality already referred to in these columns, and ordered that august Corporation, to cancel the minutes of the session
Governor for having indulged in certain laudatory remarks regarding several of the professors of St. Joseph's College. The Senate has not yet, we believe, signified its intention of taking any notice of the Provincial Council's decisions. SOMEBODY has condensed the mistakes of life, and arrived at the conclusion that there are fourteen of them. Most people would say, if they told the truth, that there was no limit to the mistakes of life; that they were like the drops in the ocean or the sands on the shore
were not anxious to have an expensive it seems to me that there is not really a The P. & O. Company's extra steamer Zambesi, WE note from a Townsville contemporary that model engineering Uzablishmeɣrlaiódown "great difference in comparison witr paserem Bombay Coli-Singapore for this post anike Slice Cado Coorge, who was loading lady in al Lztésmatic-company-in-Hongkong-come-fourteen- at Kowloomasone ofthe sights of the colony,years I have consulted Mr.GiLLies, and 20th in at 4 pm merely to gratify the views of certain I find that the years quoted by Mr. The British Roman Catholic Directory for 1888 years ago-if we mistake not the lady was fretting her weary hour in the City Hail on the gentlemen who are either twenty years FRASER-SHITI were years when there were states that there are now in England and Wales behind or half a century before the times very large profits and no new works.”
1,314 priests, as against 1,728 in 1875, serving night of the great tpyboon of 1874-has lately
been touring in Queensland. A. S. WATSON & CO., LTD. we live in. For the six hundred thousand On this ruling, our comparison between 1304 churches, chapels and missionary stations. dollars expended in these improvements the cost of production In 1875, a serving 327 chapels, churches and stations. The the shareholders were promised, in addition unusually bad half year, when rates
estimated Roman Catholic population of the to many other things, greater efficiency were low and an active opposition in United Kingdom is England and Wales, in the character of the work performed | existence, and in 1887, with high rates, no 1,354,000; Scotland, 326,000 ; lieland, 3,961,000. and a considerable reduction in the heavy opposition, and half a million dollars Total~5,641,000. cost of labour. To cheapen the cost of worth of new and Improved machinery, is production was the Board's justification for especially significant. And what does it this heavy expenditure. And in one Report, show? It is a question of simple propor that of January to June 1884, we are told tion and the percentage in favor of the triumphantly "that the most marked later period is so relatively small as to increase of the revenue is that derived from be, under all circumstances, perfectly the construction of new vessels, a large astounding. But to make a still fairer Is number of which have been built at comparison let us take the latter half Kowloon; with the improvements and new of the year 1881, when no opposition machinery that are now being introduced existed, but before the introduction of the for shipbuilding purposes and for the now machinery. The figures were-gross heaviest class of forgings, the Directors earnings 8575.757-19, and net profits are sanguine that contracts can be carried $104.550.01. Let those interested in Docks out by the Company on terms comparing compare these returns with the similar favorably with home rates." If this were statistics for the first six months of 1887, really feasible, it is pertinent to ask why and then try to place a value on the the Dock Company's tender for the building reduction in "the cost of production". of the river steamer Fatshan was about effected by the expenditure of half a million twice the amount of any home tender, and dollars in making Kowloon a model dock. considerably more than double what was yard. actually paid for the vessel's construction? But with all due respect to the Board of Directors, it will be quite impossible to compete favorably in this colony with home prices so long the iron, steel, etc., required in the construction of steamers have to be shipped out here, with all the attendant expenses of freight,
The Hongkong Telegraph
Toyokosa, Thursday, March 22, 1888.
THE DOCK COMPANY.
(Continued.) "ANOTHER egregious error on the part of the Board of Directors was the determination to nike Kowloon at all costs a rival of home ship-building yards. Flated with the unprecedented results achieved by the Company in consequence of the long drawn out series of marine disasters already referred to, and victims of some extraor
linary delusion that the construction of new steamers in liongkong was to become as much a regular business as it is on the
as
Clyde, or Thames, the Board resolved (eluss of time, etc., and for many other completely revolutionise the entire Kowloon system which had in the past proved such easons which will at once suggest them.
a sale and reliable source of revenue.
(To be concluded)
TELEGRAM∙S,
(Reuter.)
LOCAL SELF GOVERNMENT.
LONDON, March 20th.
In the House of Commons, Mr. Ritchie, President of the Local Government Board, introduced the bill for local self Government.
It proposes to have elective county councils in
JUVENILE ROWDYISM IN HONGKONG
We have several times called the attention of t the powers that be to that list developing spiri. of rowdyism which unfortunately characterise the juvenile population of this colony. We ar not sure whether the educational establishments are to blame for the frequent disgraceful exhibi tions of bad conduct by the rising generation, or that the domestic arrangements provident are responsible for what is far more liman endinary have a more direct influence on the regrettable nuisance. The letter "would appear to us to cases of rowdyism which now and then crop up at the Police Court and become public property, If many of our boys were trained in a more.
indeed, if any, of these revolting scenes would near, for they would und abteilly Dave Been nipped in the bu
The Inte affray between two Potuguese boys and a Chinese constable at the Public Gardens, shocking and disgusting as it was, was only on instance of many other similar cases which are taking place all over the colony, and in which beye of all nationalities, and particularly Macao- Portuguese boys, are concerned. That a respect- able lad, frequenting a reputable sclusol, should be seen stealing fwers from a Public Garden in direct violation of the by-laws so clearly also a school-boy, should try to defend his exhibited at the entrance gate, and that another, comrade by drawing a penknife and inflicting a serious wound on the wrist of the official who waghs to receive very serious consideration from. merely discharging his facts that all concerned. We refrain from mentioning a later case of street fighting which has ended! tragically, this state of things, goes one? unchecked, uncensured and unpunished, we shall soon have Hongkong; a prey to the lowest class of rowdyism.
Review, Austria-Hungary has nine high schools ACCORDING to a writer in the Contemporary in which a vote of consure was passed on the civilised style than they apparently fire, lew of commerce, eleven intermediate schools, and forty-two schools intended principally for clerks. In Italy the subject of commercial education is The system of receiving careful attention. bifurcation commences immediately after a child has left the elementary school. Those intended for industrial pursuits pass on to the technical school and thence to the technical instituter Others pass through the corresponding classical schools to the university. The technical institute contains three or more separate departments, in which the instruction is specialized with a view to different branches of industry. There are sixty-five technical institutes in Italy, in many of which there is a department entirely devoted to commercial education In Belgium there are numerous middle schools, the object of which is to prepare youths for commercial pursuits. The fact that the children of the middle classes are destined for, the mast part, to earn their livelihood In trade or commerce is recognized in the general scheme of intermediate education adopted in Belgium, and the course of school studies is apfanged accordingly.
THE Independente in referring to the late piracy case in Macao, deprecates the abolition of capital punishment in the Portuguese colonies. It is alleged that the Chinese pirates, when appre- hended by the Macao authorities, are invariably
extradited to Canton at the request of the Viceroy and there decapitated without any more ado.
in number, but it is well to be accurate. Here, then, are fourteen great mistakes: It is a great mistake to act up our own standard of right and wrong, and judge people accordingly.; to measure the enjoyment of others by our own; to expect uniformity of opinion in this world; to look for judgment and experience in youth; to endeavor to mold all dispositions alike; not to yield to iminaterial trifles; to look for perfection in our own actions; to worry ourselves and others with what cannot be remedied; not to alleviate all that needs alleviation as far as lies in our power: not to make allowances for the infirmities <1 others; Jo consider everything impossible that we cannot perform; to believe only what our finite minds can grasp; to expect to be able to understand everything. The greatest of mistakes is to live for time alone, when any moment may
launch us into eternity:
o-day, before Mr. J. Russell, Acting Chief
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That passing events are forcibly pointing to such an eventuality, a flying visit to the strenti adjoining the Public Schools, and to those whine Portuguese lamilies chiefly reside with convinge the most sceptical. Needless to say that we entertain no adinsity against the Lasituniaus, who have chosen to fix their residence among us; they certainly contribute, even though. indirectly, to the general welfare of this eminently commercial calony; they are a pacific, law-abiding, though not a pre-eminenty. brilliant portion of the community; there may te any amount of rascaldom and mural.patrescence amongst them; but the majority are, surely personal charakters.. Tine mujarity of our lortu- ese residents represent that able-bodied and preferred enigration and independence to a life of degradation in the Holy City, and who have left their lazy cousins behind in the ranks of a hungry army, or perishing of inanition in their dend-and-alive paradise,
selves to practical men. Again, it reads the large towns invested with full powers locally. To avoid extradition these wily depredators AT the Supreme Court, in Original Jurisdiction. commendable for the parity of their civic and The idea was to re-construct almost the well in the, Reports that "the Company including those of licensing, and similar separate resort lo a measure which is quite in keeping. fastice, and a special jury composed of Messrs.able-minded class of Macao residents who have
entire establishment, and with the latest
councils in London elected by the County with a Lord Lieutenant, and the abolition of the Board apprehend them, and thus become prisoners of. A. S. Garfit, H. J. H. Tripp, F. T. P. Foster, I
LOCAL AND GENERAL
with their habits,they murder the police who
we Portuguese Government. As there is no capital punishment in Macao, these murderers ate exiled to Timor where they soon manage to -get-a-living,and eventually amass fortunes, | return to China, purchase a iuandurin's button, and become notabilities. the Flowery Land,
are now in a position to undertake the building of the largest class of vessel,"
and it may falter the self-esteem of the of Works. Directors to hear cllusive post-prandial urators boast of Kowloon's capacity to construct anything from an ironclad downwards; but will this sort of thing stand THE French gunboat Aspic, Commander investigation? Admitting that Kowloon-Malapert, arrived this morning from Quinbon. possesses all the facilities claimed, we have THE latest instance of Yankee enterprise is con. where the orders to build "the largest merely again to ask who are likely to require tained in the fact that a New York life insurance their necks are kept safe from the Chinese axe appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. E. J. Ackroyd,
the construction of ironclads and the largest agent has opened an office in Jerusalem,
and most costly machinery and other dock-yari appliances, and by more than doubling the European staff, to place the Company--to use the Directors' own words in a position to undertake the building of the largest class of vessels and to execute promptly the heaviest repairs," The somewhat important question as to
lass of vessels " were to come from in this part of the world, appears never to have entered into the calculations of these
class vessels-in-this-part-of-the-world to a A REGular meeting of Victoria Lodge, No. sufficient extent to find anything like 1026, will be held in Freemasons' Hall, Zetland
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It is the racial education inculeated on the l'ortuguese youth by their parents that we would fain see altered for the better. That it is
will crid in disgraceful. eruptions of scandal, seriously defective, no one will deny that if allowed to go on following its evil course, it`
rowdyism and crime, is still more cortain.
time in the street, where they indulge in all.
"wise men of the East;" however, the remunerative occupation for an establish- Street, on Wednesday, the 28th inst., at 8.30 for station and plunder. Macao enjoys quite a brought by U-tz-wan, to recover the values nephews and nieces nre dancing and vociferntir
inent which represents to the shareholders 9 p.m. precisely. Visiting brethren are cordially something not far short of two millions of Invited.
scheme has been carried out, at what cost and with what results so far we shall presently sec,
G. Smith, D. Musso, Dadhebbley, and E. Mackintosh, the suit institute by U-iz-wan against Mr. J. H Car els of Messrs. Meyer & Co., agents for the Prussian National Insurance Company, and Mr. F. L. Reuter of Messrs Pustau & Co, ngents for the Fire Insurance The Independente says that this ince of pirates General and Mr. A. Robinson, instructed by Mr. Company of Hamburg, was heard, The Attorney is fast increasing in and around Macho, where
Wilkinson, (of Messrs. Caldwell and Wilkinson) or the English rope, and it urges the Lisbon instructed by Mr. V. Deacon (of Mesars. Wotton
What on earth induces the parents to allow their children to spend the greatest part of thele Government to enforce capital punishment as the
sorts of tardikinism-at-all-houry-nfchering-anel- only deterrent capable of repre sing those and Deacon), for the defendants. Mr. Robinson dangerous ruffians in their wild career of deva having read the pleadings and the answer,
even during night? What may mammas apul, the Attorney General said this was a suit
aunties be doing, while their sons and daughters, reputation for being a haunt of pirates. For of his insurances with the two Companies in the street? Why should kite-flying
discomfort and even danger of passers-by? dollars? All this is the merest nonsense. The Rev. J. E. Tenison-Woods has been awarded nest of sea revers, and the former Portuguese of which defendants were representatives. indulged in in the public thoroughfares, to the and the sooner it is recognised that the the "Clarke" medal from the Royal Society of navigators atid conquerors of india are said to The plaintiff insured the goods stored in No. 34 What leads, every morning and evening, 50 Bonbam Strand with one of the defendants, on ¦ many religious persons of the weaker sex revenue of the Dock Company almost New South Wales for services to the sciences of have worked miracles in clearing the land of
the 25th February, 1867, for $20,000, and with i to the Church, where they spend their mat ecious hours, leaving their families to the a gold medal from the King of Holland,
however, that the work of centuries fias not been
sum. He carried on the business of a dealer in but not least, where do the Portuguese youngsters effecting repairs to bojlers and machinery.
productive of much good, as pirates are now as, and in occasionally building small steamers
Or the 263 Popes whom the Roman Church of plentiful in the neighbourhood of the Holy City tea and ginseng at the Man Yuen Tong, Towards nay, even the school-boys get their money fr and steam launches, the better will it be the present day recognizes as the legitimate
the latter part of 1886, U-tz-wan entered into an the toilettes they often display, for the game of for all concerned. It would be interesting-
realised by the Dock Company on the whole of the larger class of vessels launched at Kowloon, such as the light-ship and the paddle steamer built for the Straits Settlements.
a
centuries the ilule sheltered península has been
plantand machinery at all the establish. entirely depends on docking vessels.geology and mineralogy. He has also received those undesirable birds of prey. It woukl appear, the other, on the 19th March, 1887, for an equal tender mercios of servants and omahs? And last,
as when the liutè rock of Amangao was trans-
successors of St. Peter, only sixteen have celeb-formed into a Lusitanian colony and christened 1 arrangement with three other persons who poker at which they often spend whole nights, to know the amount of the net profits rated their jubilee as priests, as the consecrated holy by the pious pilgrims, of lust and iapine jointly subscribed enphal for the purchase of for their shooting expeditions and other expensive
Bishops of Rome, beginning with John XII, who first colonised the lard in 1580. in 956.
amusements ?
and
NEWS BY THE AUSTRALIAN MAIL,
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ginsengat Vladivostock, and for its conveyance to
We think the Hongkong parents are scriou ly Hongkong for sale. The business was differently at fault in the way they educate their offsprin On the hearing of the suit The Douglas Steam- shared by the respective partners; one of and would suggest to most of them who are not ship Company . W. Cruickshank, $11.54, them coflected the drug at Vladivostock, past instruction and learning, the advisability of being resumed this morning at the Summary another brought it down to this colony, and acquiring for themselves those moral, intellectual Court before Mr. A. J. Leach, Acting Puisne Judge, U-tz-wan superintended its sale, receiving a
economic qualities which they are expected to instil and to enforce on their children. When Mr. Webber, for the defendant, called two more commission of 2 percent, on the values realised.uch a state of things shall have become a reality witnesses, Captain D. Scott and Mr. A. Johnston, In January, 1887 a considerable quantity of then, and not till then, we may rest assured that rowdyism and street obstruction and nuisance an engineer surveyor for Lloyds, Bath witnesses ginseng and medicine was stored at the Man- had, at the request of the defendant, gone on Yuen-Tong, and it was for the destruction of from the youthful population of the colony shall
disappear. board the Formosa when the vessel returned to these goods by fire, on the 24th March, that the Hongkong after the explosion. They inspected plaintiff brought his claim against the defendant the damaged parcel room. Mr. Johnston saw Companies. In the course of 1886, the plaintify the damage done by the explosion, the chaned had made arrangements to carry a tea business We are indebted for the subjoined items to planks, and a mark in the imn work, which on the same premises. The tea was collected our Colonial exchanges brought on by the E. from the Hok-shan district and brought down and A. Co.'s steamer Cattarihun, Capt. J. W. looked as if it had been caused by a bullet or
here for storage and sale. The plaintiff entered B. Darke, which arrived in harbour, late last some round substance; but he could not form
night any opinion as to the cause of the explosion. into partnership with Peng Chong who resided Captain Scolt described the position of the car in the Hock-shan district and shipped to him the art . LONDON, February 17th.. penters tools as they were fixed into the woodwork tea, and the firm bore the style of Peng-yun-Tai, Mr. Tupper declares that the treaty arrived at in consequence of the explosion, for which he could doing business in the same premises as by the Anglo-American Fisheries commissioners not account.. Mr. J. Grant, and Mr. H. Wool- the Man Yuen-Tong. Shortly before the fire is a fair and reasonable one. It will probably be, ratified immediately after the American nough were then recalled, the former stating plaintiff was away; his insurance with Meyer's presidential election. that the vessel had not been surveyed in Swatow, for $20,000 had expired; on being reminded. Mr. W. O'Brien, M.P., speaking in the House- and the latter explaining the composition of of it, he came back and effected insurances of Commons, violently attacked Mr. Balfour, "flare-up" and their unexplosive nature. Mr. with Meyer's and Pustau's, his object being exulted in the failure of the Government to keep Chief Secretary for Ireland, and Mr. John Morley Webber said that concluded his case, and he sub- to cover the increase of his business owing orter in Ireland. mitted to the Court that there were thres issues to the stock of tea and drugs which bad, The proposed new rules of procedure of the to be decided (1) whether the parcel shipped been stored at the Man-Yuen-Tong Very House of Commons relegate much to grand by his client caused the explosion; (a) whether shortly before the 24th March, tea began committees. They reduce the majority required its contents were wrongly declared; (3) and | to come inconsiderable quantities, On to bring the clôture into force to 10
authorise the Speaker to suspend or expel uny whether they were of a dangerous nature. His the evening of the 24th the premises were member for grossly unruly conduct. should be to decide whether the parcel in question plaintiff, was downstairs engaged in making up Honour expressed the opinion that the only issue burnt down, the fire commencing while tho * Mr. Sexton, M.P., who has been seriously ill,
has recovered was the probable cause of the explosion. Mr. his accounts. The books and papers of the does not concede the fico admission of Canadian The Anglo-American Fisheries Commission Webber submitted that on the evidence before Feng-Yun-Tai sea business were kept on the fish to America, nor commercial reciprocity, the Court the articles shipped by defendant upper four, while those of the Man-Yuen-Tong Secretary Bayard say he is satisfic-1 with the were not of a dangerous nature, they were well proper, or medicine and drugs business, were result of the commission's labours. packed, and could not have caused the explosion, on the lower floor. Some of these were
In the Report issued to the shareholders in August 1881, it is announced that the ments are in perfect working order, and * Directors look forward with confidence 15 cnntinued prosperity." At this time it is quite evident that the Kowloon trans. formation stepe had neverentered the heads of the Directors, and there would appear to he very little doubt that the suggestion
WHEN you compliment woman, make a thorough originally came from Mr GILLIES, the
Job of it, as in this instance on the part of the Company's Secretary, who was then at
Baltimore American In all the history of the home on a well-earned leave of absence
human race woman was never so charming, There is one more point in connection after many years residence in Hongkong.
never so beautiful and never so useful as she is Atthe beginning of 188 the entire Kowloon with this branch of the subject which to-day. She has developed with civilization and establishment stood in the Company's requires attention, and we will deal with it advanced with progress until her power has books at $103.873.94; in the last Report riefly. Have all these improvements in penetrated every department of the world's work sued it is set down at $644.479.88, or an machinery and appliances effected the It is difficult to find any sphere of business increase of nearly a quarter of a million of important object primarily aimed at have activity in which she is not an important factor. dullars, and during these past seven years they substantially reduced the cost of pro- THERE are in France 279,270 apartments, pro. the large sum of $340,000 has been written duction? If they have not, it will probablyviding accommodation for over three hundred off the value of the docks, plant and be conceded that it would have been to thousand persons, which rooms are entirely machinery. So that, roughly speaking. the advantage of the Company had these destitute of any other means of admitting air and the Directors have expended in improve-sweeping and costly changes been delayed light than by the door. In Paris alone the nam- ber of families thus lodged reaches a total of ments, chiefly at Kowloon, since the until circumstances more clearly warranted 37,386, There are in London over sixty thousand Secretary's visit to the Scotch and English their wholesale adoption, or at all events familes who live in cellars under the most Ship uilding yards, no less a sum than until the financial condition of the Company unfavorable conditions as regards salubrity. · In $580,005.91, exclusive of the three quarters warranted such a heavy outlay. The Berlin there are 39,000 families who occupy only of a million already sunk in the Admiralty Directors Reports will afford us the Infor- portions of rooms, often with a sort of shelf on Dock. And all this time the Company has mation we seek. Let us go back to the which father, mother and children sleep, one been up to the neck in debt, in amounts days when the Cosmopolitan Dock, Sands over the other. ranging from $360,000 in December, 1881, Slip, McDonald's Slip, and Inalis & Co. It is said that when Madame Bernhardt was to over a million dollars in December, 1887 were in opposition, when the rates charged studying for a play in which she had to die of How the Directors will defend such a for docking, etc., were about one third of consumption, she used to visit the Paris hospitals what they are at the present day-let and study realism in the consumption wards. us take the first Report signed by Mr. At last, one afternoon, while she was passing GILLIES as Secretary of the Dock Company and delirious, rose to a sitting posture in the bed, through one of the wards, a young girl, dying It must be frankly admitted that both it is dated the 28th February, 1876, and and, shaking her finger toward the actress, cried: Kowloon and Sam-sui-po have been vastly has the following The Directors are Look there! There comes again that dreadful improved. The resolve to place Kowloon disappolated with the small amount of net woman? She is death itself! Wherever she on a par with leading ship-building and yain shown on so considerable a sum of goes we die! Whenever she locks at one of us, engineering establishments at home, ao gross earnings, and they are giving the that is the end! Take, ber away! Take her far as machinery, plant and other workings of the business very special away! and with a shrick the woman fell dead. as they had not been intimately mixed. No rescued, the former being all destroyed. The The Berlin officials declare that the prospects of war are now worse, than they were. Russia appliances could effect that object, has attention with a view to a reduction in the The Bernhardi visited the hospitals no more.
survey having been made in Swatow, no direct palatif applied to the defendent for pay has 800,000 troops massed on the Austro-Ger been substantially carried out; but the cost of labour, and a greater economy HERE are a few samples of the wisdom of Uncle evidence could be produced to show that the ment of his policy values on the morning man frontier,
Germany, in the event of war, will leave necessity, the advisability of those whole-generally in the Company's establish. Exck Genius invents, talent applics Faith explosion was caused by this parcel. There after the fire he produced a statement of the sale and expensive improvements has yet to ments." In this statement Kowloon stands won't enable a man to lift a top all at onces, but were in the parcel room several other parcels drugs and medicine consumed, and referred France out of account, and cross-the Russian-
frontier. be demonstrated and justified by practical at $376,000, including $16,000 for the tug it will, ten pounds at a time. When you have which had not been accounted for, and which to the books recording them in the possession *The German Government agrees with Spain · results. That has not yet been done; in fact Pilot Fish, steam launches, lighters and learned to listen you have already acquired the might be of as suspicious a character as the one of the defendants. As Bis tea books had been that the latter may occupy Morocco in the event the Company'spublished reports are incon- boats, and the gross earnings amounted rudiments of a good education. I have never complained of Mr. Wotton, in replying for the destroyed, plaintiff was unable to make an of a European way occup
seen an idea too big for a sentence, but I have plaintiff Company, submitted three issues for accurate statement of the quantity lost; but had ha
February, 19" trovertible evidence to the contrary. If to $290,245.30 and the net profits, ted thousands of sentences too big for an idea bis Honour's decision (1) Was the parcel lost no time in communicating with his Hok shantis said that the Chinese will attempi in The plant and machinery at all the $30.907.87. For the half-year ended You may travel a good way on whisky, and containing substances of a damaging nature, partner and in obtaining fail particulars of all regain their province of Manchooria: on the Northern frontier,, which was annexed lately by establishments-ide Report-were in June 30th, 1887, when Kowloon repre- travel fast while you are going, but you can't get wrongly declared, in contravention of the regula teas consigned to the Man-Yuen-Tong, previous Russia, if that Power is involved in a European perfect order in the summer of 1881, it is a sented in the books $622,922.04, the gross back when you want to. Vanity and Jealousy ions incorporated in the parcel receipt. (a) Did to the fire. Having made up an accurate account war marvellous thing that they should have receipts totalled $839.920.27 and the net are the two weakest passions in the human heart, the explosion occur on board the Formosa on of these goods he again applied to the defendants The Governor of British Guiana, has been become so imperfect and inadequate as to profits $119,195.29. It will be remembered and strange to tell, they are the most common the 16th December? (3) Was the explosion for the payment of his claim, but was refused ordered to the Jarciau geklfield, Venezuela
The Cantonal Government of Basle offers to require the expenditure of close upon six that at a meeting of shareholders held on A thoroughly meat woman is a joy unspeakable, directly produced by the substances contained such payment on the ground of alleged haud on protect the Swiss nauigality, if necessarie hundred thousand dollars in the short space August 29th, 1887, a question was asked but doesn't she make it busy for the dust and within the box? He urged that the main point the Insurance Companies; and, hence arose the Governut 1 of the Swiss Republic reply, that the people to her neighbourhood! My young to decide was the 3rd issue; and that if the present suit. The plaintiff was then examined the Landsturm will occupy the line of the Turn, of seven years. We opine that the share-regarding the two amounts last quoted, to disciple, don't buot for new things, bat study to substances were of a dangerous or damaging by the Attorney General, and cross-examined but that they will accept naistance if necessary.
«The King of Holland is flak M holders of the Company were satisfied with which the Chairman (Mr. C.D. BOTTOMLEY) improve upon the old ones) every flat stone, and nature, the inference and the presumption should by Mr. Ackroyd during the whole morning
* The Government of Itnly have entered into the plant, machinery and hard-working staff replied Referring to what Mr. FRASER most of the boulders, have been turned over be that they alone caused the explosion. His afternoon, after which his hip adjourned yanatingement with that of Spain for the
honour reserved judgment; that made the decks a paying concern, and Stity has said with regard to the profits, already by the porally-humters
mutual protection of Mediterranean intaresis,
suicidal financial policy as this, they will probably have an opportunity of explaining
at no far distant date.
and
the further bearing of the case till to-morrow.fi
February 18.