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VICTORIA DISPENSARY.
AERATED WATERS.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1893. &
But has failure ever yet daunted genius, especially genius of the order so vauntingly displayed by Mr. W. DOBIECE? Perlsh the thought. And it la but natural that he should seek fresh channels through which to turn his over-flowing flood of light and reason, and give local newspaper editors the benefit of his masterly brains. In his report on the Observatory just WATER
TATER.—The Water said in abediately issued, this windy prophet runs amuck and with effrontery worthy a better cause, lays the blame of the failure of his expensive STEAM PLANT. Of the latest and most establishment, from a practical point of
powerful type. SUPERVISION. The whole process of manufacture is under the continuous supervision of a qualified Engilah Chemist.
The PRODUCT-Will bear comparison with the Waters made by the most
noted makers in England.
DAKIN, CRUICKSHANK & Co., LD.,
VICTORIA DISPENSARY.
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S. WATSON & CO., LD.
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CHEMISTS BY APPOINTMENT.
ESTABLISHED AD; 1845.
MANUFACTURERS OF AERATED WATERS.
UR NEW FACTORY has been recently refitted with automatic Steam Machinery of the latest and most approved kind, and we are well able to compete in quality with the best English makers:
The purest ingredients only are used, and the utmost care and cleanilness are exercised in the manufacture throughout,
view, at the doors of the local papers. We will take Mr. DenzRCK's complaints seria and answer each in turn. He says:-
Coples of the China Coast Meteorological Register, with weather forecasts for the following 14 hours, are sent dally to the newspapers in time for insertion in the extra number lasted by cach of them about noon. Hose of the paper prints it regularly before evening or avon next morning, whereby of course their subscribers lora any benefit they might derive from the weather forecasts. »
Neither of the foregoing statements is correct, for the reports, bald and worthless as they too often are, are published regularly (of course, it is understood, we are speaking for the Telegraph only), and as a matter of fact the forms, which are filled up dally at the Observatory, invariably reach our office nearer to one o'clock than noon; in fact it was 12.45 p.m., when the report came to hand to day, rendering it inconvenient, if not Impossible, to have it published in the usual mid-day express.
Moreover they all print the register very lacorrectly. They issue news about typhoons which are derived from various sources and which are a role lacorrect. Such items and mixed up with information suppiled from this Observatory and tend to mislead the public.
Again, so far as the Telegraph is cón- cerned, these assertions are a tissue of false- hoods, and we are tempted to go the length of saying that the writer of them knew them to besuch when he penned them. The news about typhoons which are (sic) derived from various sources and which as a rule are (sif) Incorrect" refers to the telegrams which are received here by the Spanish Consul direct from the Observatory at Manila, and which information, by the by, contains the most reliable meteorological Indications A typical published In the local Fress. instance was the Bokhara typhoon, notified through the courtesy of the Consul nearly COAST FORT ORDERS,
24 hours before Dr. DoBIRCK announced whenever practicable, are despatched by first it. The final wall from this ill-used man
is as follows?— steamer leaving after receipt of order.
"BOMBAY SODAS." We continue to supply large bottles as hereto ore, Frue of Exirs Chargy, to those of our Customers who prefer to have them to the ordi.
nary alie.
For COAST FORTS, Waters are packed and placed on board ship at Hongkong prices, and the full amount allowed for Packages and Empties when received in good condition.
Counterfall Order Books supplied free on *pplication.
Our Registered Telegraphic Address is "DISPENSARY, HONGKONG.”
ready in Stock-
PURE AERATED WATER
SODA WATER
LEMONADE
POTASH WATER
SELTZER WATER
Although the meteorological signals and storm. warnings are issued in the interests of the shipping, and intelligent seamen are not so easily deceived as the pubile at large, it would still be a great improvement to have the China Coast Meteorological Register printed daily, without delay, and in a correct forms,
prescription by qualified medical practitioner;" and under the Chin Medical Practitioners Ordinance of 1890 native doctors" are declared to be legally qualified; so that the only effect of this proposed Morphine Ordinance will be to transfer the dangerous trade from ignorant coolles to ignorant but legalised Chinese quacks; and the traffic will go on unimpeded, and the Oplum Revenue will go on decreasing,
THE length of the railway lines now open in India amounts to 15,594 miles, THE captain of the Japanese steamer Keyed far fall overboard and was drowned in the Inland Sea a few days ago.
SOME ides of the unemployed clerical talent floating around Scotland just now may, remarks an exchange, be gathered from the fact that an Aberdeenshire church has 150 applicants for a vacancy.
THE latest luxury in tennis la a marble court, constructed to the order of Mr. George Vander on bis place at Asheville, NC., at a cost of starving all over the
the United States. $25,000. And many thousands of people are IT has been notified that the silver and copper calas struck for Portuguese India In accordance with the provisions of the Portuguese Convention of 1881 are not legal tender in British India, the convention having ceased on the 4th February, 1893. .
This makes it all the more surprising for Mr. J. D. Huxrays to rush into print (in the columns of to-day's Daily Prat) denouncing the injudicious use of morphia but protesting against any interference by ordinance with the trade carried on by English chemists in that same article of commerce for over forty years, Mr. Hua knows very well that the huge profits made by chemists and druggists | out of morphia are not derived from a legitimate medical use of the drug, and THE Governor of Kanagawa-ken has presented that if the habitual use of It-call it a ten Hakone salamanders, a pair of pheasants Kanagawa prefecture-to-Prince Ferdinand. Wa vice," or call it a harmless practice--is photographs of thirty.six famous places of stopped, and only the medical use allowed, wonder what the Archduke will do with the ten a rich source of dividends will be lost salamanders ? But he ought to know equally well that the loophole provided for native practi- tioners will probably let the whole trade leak out of the clutches of the law and resume its course unless the new Ordi- nance is interpreted, 'by a straining of language, to exclude the native "doctors;"" and if those worthy Impostors are barred from using one poison, they might and should equally be prevented from using any other. Thus the discussion Invariably comes round again to the Pharmacy Act and that is where it ought to have started.
TYPHOON WARNING.NA
We are indebted to the courtesy of Sen Don Ortis de Zugasti, Spanish Consul at this poti, for the following telegram:
MANILA, August 31st, 10.17 8.0. The depression cast of Luzon is becoming more pronounced.
This is quite distinct from the one which has just passed south of Hainan.]
The following notices were issued-from the Observatory this forenoon "On the 30th at 4.10 p.m. Depression continues increasing in intensity in about 18 degrees N. 11 deg. E moving westward." "On the 31st at 10.57 a.m. Barometer falling, strong E. breezes. Sea rather rough. Weather fine.
LOCAL AND GENERAL,
H.M.S. Caroline arrived at Shanghai on the 26th inst
THERE are 1687 judicial officials in Japan, of whom 1,311 are judges, 375 pubile procurators, and 100 subordinates.
FIX Eshermen who landed at Stonecutters
faland yesterday, without the permission of the military authorities, were fined $3 or 14 days cach, at the Magistracy to-day,
AT the Magistracy to-day, before Cape, Hartlogs, the two proprietors of a gambling-house at 57 East Street were fined $60 or three months each, and fourteen of their clients $3 or 14 days each. THE amount of ends atrock at the Oaks Mint during July was as follows: Gold Eve yen places 120,000 yan; silver ons yes piaces 98,000 3. twenty few pieces 400,321.30 Jan; in 1 places 60,000 yen.
is the electric light going out of favour? Of the eighty-four companies engaged in supplying electric-light and power in Massachusetts in 1897, only sixteen have been able to earn dividends of 6 per cent or more, while sixty-one have paid no dividend at all.
M. WINANS, the American gentleman who was such a big share of the Highlands, doesn't belleve in stalking after deer palefully on bis stomach. He alts in an arm chair at the mouth of a pass and shoots at a drove driven in freat of him. Vive la sport!
It is rumoured that the owners of the Bantam intend to defend the action brought against them by the owners of the Amies to reference to the recent collision, os the ground of "unavoidable accident. Mr. J. J. Francis, Q.C., has, wo believe, been retained for the defence,
THE Canadian Pacific Railway has purchased the telephone line from Kaslo to Nelson, and will operate it in connection with the telegraph line from there to New Denver, construction on which is progressing rapidly. The C. P. R. will probably make a big bid for the moon one of these days, and start the 'old man' on a special voyage somewhere.
THE Korean Government, if a Tokyo contem- porary may be relied on, has decided to re- organise its Foreign Department according to the system in vogue in Japan. The new Depart ment will comprise Political, Trade, and Trans- lation Bureaux. Youths who have distinguished themselves in modern studies are to occupy leading posts in the new Department.
"I have been reading about the new railway at Jerusalem, said Mrs. Sanggs to her husband. "I't it
replied Mr. Snagg*. Very,ge ? "People no longer go down from Jerusalem to Jericho by the old way and fall among thieves." "No, not exactly, but they have to meet the railway porter before they get there." --
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monoseki, owing to great competition between THE passenger rates between Osaka and Shl- THE NATIONAL BANK OF CHINA, the atomship companies on thai llos, have lately bean reduced to 16 sm for the trip. Not mach "Ewo " or "Talkoo" chance philanthropists getting sich on that route.
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the
Bear Chinking, are now nearly flashed, and
The following is the report of the Directors. for the half-year ending 30th June, 1893-
To the shareholders of the National Bank of Chlas, Limited. Gentlemen-The articles of association only
allpulate for one meeting a year, bu your directors consider it advisable to submit to you a statement of accounts half-yearly to show the Annexed they have the pleasure to submit sa progress the Bank la making. you the accounts for the period ending 30th Juna last, from which you will see that (including $20,574.82 brought forward from last account) the balance of undivided profit carried forward la
THE forts begun two years ago at Trang-san, Viceroy Lia Kunyi left Nanking on the 17th Angust to fuspect them. The sext thing, says the Shanghai Mercury, is to get some hal: worn-out guns from Egypt, whence came about 50 per cent of the guns that have been sold to the Chinese by Continental contractors. MR. JUSTICE COLLVER, Senior Prime Judges has accepted the appointment of Attorney,243.08.
figures of the balance sheet speak for General of the Straits Settlements. The Free Press, la remarking that this decision will give themselves and you will observe that every care the Colony sa Attomey-General who is popular is 14ken to minimise expenses.
of your Directors is to condecta and respected as a man, and who will in all pro- bability make a capable and useful law officer sirictly
The exchango business, avoiding lock- of the Colony pare the learned gentleman asp of capital and advances on shares, which, somewhat doubtful compliasent
however safe and profitable they may be in themselves, ought rather to be left to Financial, Mortgage and Investment Companies than to Exchange Banks; our sphere lies in financing the mavements of merchandise outwards and homewards, and in turning over our fonds as often and as rapidly as circumstances will permit.
THE drought in Japan has not only been disastrous to the farmers, but calamitous to industry. The Mainichi saggests that Osake and Kobe are likely to have their suppiles of coal cut off sooner or later. At present they come from Baten and Chikuzen; but in those provinces the rivers, which are the highways of coal carriage, are almost dried up, and not a single cargo of coal has arrived at Wakamaten port for many weeks. The only way to convey coal under these circumstances la by the Hochika Rallway, but as nine-tenths of the coal carried by this railway belongs to the Mitsa Bisbl Com pany, or has been forwarded to meet fixed coa- tracts, very little is available for the supply of ordinary demand. Some casl-ships have been lying a Wakamater port for over thirty days and are still unable to secure their cargoes, and prices are advancing day by day.
SUPREME COURT.
IN SUMMARY JURISDICTION. (Before Mr. A. G. Wiss, Acting Puisna
Judge)
August 311t.
UNPARLIAMENTARY LANGUAGE,
John Lockend sued Thomas Shand for $1,000 for alleged slander. Mr. C. D. Wilklason, was for the plaintiff and Mr. H. L Dennys for the defendant By consent, the cage was heard by the Acting Feline Judge without a jury, '-
Mr. Wilkinson, la opening, stated that the plaintiff and the defendant were employed at the Taikoo Sugar Refinery, Quarry Bay, and on the 17th July dispute occurred between them in the course of which the defendant used language Implying that plaintiff suffered from disease caused by his own immorality; thin was in presence of a third party, and in consequence a romour gat abroad which injured the plaintiff's reputation.
Jahn Lochead stated:-On Saturday, July th, I received orders from my superior, Mr. Blake, the manager of the Taikoo Sugar Works at Quarry Bay, Hongkong, to get certain work done. I instructed the defendant accordingly. On Sunday the work should have been done, A COMPANY for the direct export of Japanese bat on Monday morning I found it had not been maiting is being formed by Mr. Kobayashi done. I had to report to the manager. Defend Kusto, Liberal M.P. for Okayama. Last year | dant then came to me, in the Works, about 10.30 the value of this commodily exported is said to a.m., and demanded an explanation, saying I had have amounted to 1,700,000 yen, the greater been telling lies to the manager. Tald I had not, portion coming from the Okayama Prefecture, and he at once began abusing me. He used a The promoter's avowed object is not a personal number of vulgar expressions, and his language gain but "to prevent foreign merchants from was altogether Altby, One term applied by him selfish Kir. Kobayashi! remarks the Hyogo discuss. fattening upon the profits of the trade. Un-meant that I was suffering from a disreputable News,
Of this latter we have no manner of doubt whatever, but before any complaint is made of erroneous printing, etc., we And all signed, messages addressed thus will would be glad to welcome a reform in the manner of the daily issue of these receive prompt attention.
reports. That gradients may be "steep" The following is a List of Waters always kept one day, and "slight" the next, is perhaps intelligible news to those who know the meaning of these terms, but to the general public they convey just the same amount of information as do the frequent notifications issued from this patent weather manufacturing establish ment to the effect that thunder may beIN discussing the silver question, the America from Hanlan, Gaudanz is an Orills expected on line sunny afternoons.
Mr. W. Donnacx is perhaps a very able man and can possibly distinguish a meteor from a comet or a disc of green cheers from the moon when at its full, and also be able to reliably advise a wondering world when it rains, but there is one thing that he cannot do-and it is, to separate fact from fancy when he tries to write in English.
LITHIA WATER
SARSAPARILLA WATER
TONIC WATER
LEMON SQUASH GINGER ALE
RASPBERRYADE GINGERADE.
No Credit given for Battles that look dirty or greasy, or that appear to have been used for any other purpose than that of containing Aerated Waters, as such Bottles are never used again by
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A. S. WATSON & Co., LIMITED,
TO SUBSCRIBERS. SUBSCRIBERS TO THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH" ARE MOST RESPECTFULLY
MORPHINE AND OTHER POISONS.
Shimda says that if it becomes necessary to adopt a gold standard in can be done without very much difficulty, by charging the Hiver reserve lato gold coin.
"IF you go first," murmured the wife of his bosom to the sick man, you will wait for me on the other shore, will you not love #1 pose Ill have to," he grumbled, "I never went anywhere yet without having to wait for you at
least half an hour."
Ir is reported that owing to the scarelly of grain in Peking, caused by the recent foods, Viceroy Li Hung-chang has went instructions to the Shanghai Total, to the effect that all rice shipped to the North from Shanghai is to be forwarded free of duty,
MR. HERZOG, chief officer of the steamship hos Sayd, died suddenly at Nowchwang on the morning of August 26th. It was this genile- man who acted with such bravery in rescuing
SAYS the Vancouver Daily World:-Gaudaur has won the single-scall championship of man; his predecessor O'Connor was a Toronto man as also is the great Hanlan, who, if he has had to lay down his honors, has seen a countryman ready to take them up honorably, Toronto and its vicinity within the last decade and a half has turned out a succession of aquatic champions that no other locally has ever equalled.
day and decided to forward a petition to the THE Tokyo barristers held a meeting the other Tokyo Chibo Saibansho, asking the Court to proceed against Mr. Hoshi Toru, president of the Lower House, for having been bribed by the Soma family to take action for them against the person responsible for the alleged exposures lu Chronicle remarks that to denounce the taking connection with the Somas family. The Kobe of a retaining foo as a bribe seems a somewhat curious charge for barristers to bring against fellow-barrister,
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Ax Anti-Semite publisher, Hoeppner, is about
Cross-examined :-) was in hospital about four years ago, but not for that there was a mow that that was the cause. I am not suing solely to disprove that; I am waing for the whole of the David Currie, sugar-boiler, gave corroborative filthy language used to me by defendant. . evidence. He said he was on the first floor of the Refinery with the plaintiff when the defendant came up and used the expressions mentioned.
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The half-year under seview has been specially marked by the crisis to Australia and by the hurled action of the Indian and Imperial Governments in legislating to maintain the value of the supce at a relatively fixed level,
The effects on our currencies in the Far East by the action of India and the prospective action of America have siways the careful con- sideration of your Board, whose object, while ro much confusion prevails with regard to monetary matters all ever the world, is to try to steer a
cautions, safe and middle course.
Your Director have forfeited costain shares 03 which the calls have not been paid (including those belonging to Russell & Co.) and the amount paid thereon and now forfeited is all held in a special suspense account to be dealt with inter on as they may see fit.
The Accounts at the Head Office have been: andited by Messrs. J. H. Cox and Wm. Hutton Patts, and la London by Messrs. Dalolite, Dever, Griffiths & Co., Chartered Accountants.
Yours obedient servant,
Hongkong, 17th August, 1893. -
D. GILLIKS,
Chairman
BALANCE SHEET, JUNE 30TH 1893.
Liabilities."
5,000.00
Capital, 750 Felly paid Founders'
Shares of £1 each (xt par of 32). Capital partly paid, £335,385 (at
par of 3r.)
******** 2.235.900.00 Fixed Deposits, Current and other
Account SELASA 1.988,366.00 On Drafts, Acceptances, and En-
dorsements (Bills re-discounted) 611,689.72 50.245 98 Balance carried Forward........
Total...........................................................$4,891,201.70
Ands.
Cash on hand and at Bankers...... Government and other Securities
belonging to the Back................................. Bills receivable, Loans and Ad- VANCES...................................................... Furalture, Stationery and Stamps. Adjasting Account (Exchange and ... Interest) Alikibaobustad
Total......
478,012.60
218,169.43
4,007.709.96 38,433-83
148,875.88
4,891,201.70
PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT.
Dr.
June 30th, 1893. Charges, Salaries, Directors' Vees, &C........ Balance of profit carried Forward...
Total............
Cr.
Balance brought forward from last half-year so mammamu Gross earnings for the half-year
ending gotă June «............
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Total
62,310.35 50,245.98 .8312,555.33
20,573.83
91,983.51
$112,556.33
D. GILLIES,
Chairman.
HEAM. STOLTERFOHT,") CHAN KIT SHAN, KWAN HOI CHUN, CHOW TUNG SHANO,
►Directors.
Cross-examined-There are many other terms of abuse used by the defendant. I cannot remember the whole conversation—you generally' catch a word of that sort when you would not "snap-shot," so to speak. (Laughter.) When catch the rest of what is said- sort of I heard the dispute i did not think it likely to lead to blows! It would have been better if they trouble would not have taken place. (Laughter.) had settled it in, that way, and then all thi I cannot say that we angar-bollers are in the Gro. W: F. PLAFFAIR, not going to run down the reputation of the ANTHONY BARINGTON, habit of using bad language generally; 1 am sugar-bollers-laughter) for they are as decent class of men as any. Such language may be
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Chief Manager.
Accountant.
Wo have compared the above statements with
used by some people without meaning anything the books, cash, and securities at the Head
by sallers, for instance--but that has nothing Office and with the returns from the Branches
to do with us sugar-boilers. I do not are very and have found same to be correct, and la sar
ALL SUBSOBIPMONA | Up the wrong tree; but what is wanted in the passengers and crew of the wricked steames und Das Renter Bureau,” tracing the I am very excited (Laughter) I never was opinion the balance sheet is properly drawn up,
REMINDED THAT MUST BE FAID IN ADVANCE,
ongkong
Maris near Cheloo,
year.
of
The Hongkong Dapensary, Hongkong. THE B1 Introduced by the Attorney. General at Tuesday's meeting of the Legislative Council is unquestionably as Mr. Goodman said, "an honest attempt to There can be no meet a crying evil" doubt about the honesty of a dog barking
to fasse a book entitled "Die Judische Welther-strong language myself-except sometimes when legislation of every description is aense to
career of the Renter Telegram Company and its given to that sort of thing.” direct honest efforts towards some practi Tun Nagasaki Shimpo reports that a detective connection with the Wolf News Bureau, with a Mr. Dennys entenitted that the words com cal good. It is all right and very good to attached to the local police has been receiving view to proving that these two news-gathering plained of was not used with any slanderous decry the "administration of a deadly bribe of 40 yas per month from agents engaged concerns are linked together with the object meaning, but were only empty abase, used in elegraph. poison by unqualified persons; there is in the expert of women to Hongkong for immoral furthering the Jewish kim to control the world, the best of the moment, long with other certainly great danger in the practice, and purposes, for iping his eyes shut. That The author of the book argues that the Berlin expressions of anger. It was not right to und mich language, of course, but a single expression there can be no question of the urgent detective ought to make a besliss, for this office of the Reuter Telegram Company is necessity for very strict regulation of the colony. Forty you a month is there circom source of danger to Germany and ought to be could not be taken apart from the rest and gives
a slanderous meaning, ut fushat traffic under proper safeguards, Poisons, stance to what he could collar. here if he got on closed by the Govemment.
the right tracker into a paying department. of course, ought not to be sold freely to What wond our late lamented and 0 per coollos; but why is one particular polson and Alves have said,, to singled out and the rest untouched? It mensen? cannot be because other polsons are not THE Government Astronomer of Hong-dealt in, for scarcely a week passes kong is a man who stands high in the estimation of a limited number of admirers, but in the opinion of no one does he stand to high as in his own. His friends claim for him that he is the most gifted being that has ever undertaken the
HONGKONG, Thursday, August 31, 1893.
THE GOVERNMENT ASTRONOMER.
without the police having some report of their improper use, whereas this particular poison has never yet come under their notics in the course of their ordinary duty. There must be some reason for pouncing
SENHOR JOSE MARIA DE CORVETT, a Macao gentleman, who did not apparently work for a sing, wont last Tuesday into a Chinese shon, 96 Queen's Road Central, to buy up the whole stock. However, be contented himself with a tla of tobacco, valued at 40 c, a box of cigars,
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so as to exhibit a true and correct view of the Back's affairs as shewn by the banks. The London returns have been audited and certified by Mears. Deloitte, Dever, Gilliths & Co. Chartered Accountants.)
Auditors.
JAMES FL. Cox W. HUTTON POT] Hongkong, 17th August, 1892,
NORTH BORNEO NOTES.
(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.},
Sandaken, 26th August, 1893. Matters have been very quiet with us here for the last few weeks; ilterally nothing doing:
Thomas Shand, electrical engineer at the Barrs IT is reported from Rome that Signor Balen-
mello, the laventor of the Bella Naulice, a sub Refinery, said he was not under the orders of sa marine vessel with which several successful; plaintiff at all. In consequence of what had experiments were lately performed at Civita passod he went to the plaintiff and used strong be was sorry for IL He had apologised to the Vecchia, in the presence of a Commission language; he did not mean anything by it, and appointed by the Government, declares that by the aid of his invention he can float H.M.3, plaintif, sher receiving letter from Mr
The gold news from Darvel Bay is not quite Victoria at a cost of less that £40,000. He says Wilkinson desanding an apology's he consulted that with the Balls Nautica he can make Mr. Deneys before answering, as he was afraid to encouraging, Captain Beeston Intends going on prospecting trip up the Tmon river shortly After hearing the arguments of the solicitors, and it is to be hoped he will find something arrangements for raising weights far exceeding of committing himself. 75 c, and a metal watch priced at $2.50 that of the sunken frostlad. The preparations on morphine rather than on the dozens of total $3.63. In the sky manner of a born dake and placing of grapnels and chains round the his lordship decided that the mais question mere permanent nature there. Heantime to Victoria would take a month and would be whether the words were spoke with the there is no doubt but that gold exista over a manufacture and manipulation of typhoons noxlour preparations in extensive use in be told the shop-coolls "Bring them he performed by the crew of the submarine ship, deliberate intention of imputing a discreditable large district, but only in one or two places
offos, and bring change for $5, too." and other meteorological phenomena; this colony-laudanum, arsenic, datura, coolie accordingly followed him with the goods which has already descended to and been disease and would convey such a messing to has li been found in payable quantities, whilst he himself does not prune and the hosts of native compounds, herbal and $1.33 to the door of Melchors & Co.'s office, maaceuvred successfully at depths beyond that an ordinary bystander, or wire mere valger A case of mooning amuck sccurred on board down his scientific acquirements and and other, not known in the Materia where the gentleman relieved him, and told him in which the Victoria lies. The bringing of the abuse without meaning must be sowered the steamer Normaxkurs, in Darvel Bay,
against the plaintiff, as the words only formed few days since. The wife of a native named part of a conversation principally composed of Boroot Jamped overboard for some unknown accomplishments to so stunted a sphere of Medics. One reason suggerts itself-the to wali. After waiting an hour or two the coolie | ship to the surface would take two days. of action as would embody the foregoing petition from the Opium Farmer, whose began to smell a ral, and ponder over the
cutting down feux people before he was finally alone; not much Mr. Doxor's mighty trade is alleged to suffer from the mysteries of the Vanishtay Act finally be As anticipated, the weather being fine this violent tevective. Judgment for defendant, with reason, and the husband promptly ran amuck, shot by Mr. Birck, one of the engineers. Bersos PREJURY. mental powers must have a wider fleld to development of the rival vice. Of course went inside the office and inquired for his morning, though an easterly wind silll blow patron. A diligent search revealed the fact rather strongly, the Amigo was pumped out labour and to run riot in. Having mastered the Attorney-General says clearly and that Melchery office has a back only anill she was as light as circumstances would
Kwang Sau Sing sued the Man Ya Tong for was small farmer and fiskerman and not at all the so-called mysteries of meteorology, emphatically that was not the reason for this, and nothing more "at lasst, as far as the silow, and was then floated off the mud in
develop into an amack. The injuries sustained (which In a science that can be the inception of this new Ordinance; tin watch and other things were concerned for Yau-ma-ti bay and towed round to Hangham $348, being $150 sent by him from San Fran. the sort of person one would have expected to acquired by a child of ordinary mental but he gives no other worth serious lir. Corveth was not known at all there. The docks by the Pilot Fit, She was about three clico four years and to the defendant heng for by the four men when he cut down are serious,
fatally. calibre ere the weaning stage is reached), consideration, and apparently there is no police were accordingly informed, and the watch feet down aft, but the Dock Company's powerful delivery to plaintiff's wife here, and interest but none of the cases he likely to terminate
Ha was arrested he turned to that of navigation and took other to give. If Mr. GOODKAN had acumen was subsequently found to have bees pawsed pampa most effectively prevented the leakage thereupon Mr. H. Haleses was for the plaintiff
The new settlement at Tasiteepan giver pro through the harbour, at about six knots last night, and brongat
Hard the hong being certain he paid inise of gblag skead, and as it is, snora favour. infinite trouble to instil the rudiments of | enough to see through the cat's-paw tactics | by the Macaneső, milyesfore the colla kaugis. / rassed the wreck was a strange sight sa ske | and Mr. car. Wilkinson was for the defendant. that business into the heads of those most of the Opium Farmer, we should have had trate today, charged with frandulently abtaining thickly orvered with mud and barnacles,
tobacco estates, and as it will also be for some needing it-the shipmasters of the East, a complete and comprehensive Bill such as the goods and money. He stated that he had aber after dick panty gone, ralls and other over the money to the plaintiff's wife, and the ably situated with regard to both the coffee and Lucidentally the plaintiff stated that he went time the terminus of the main road to tas men, many of them, who were at ses long is found necessary in England, to regulate friend la Melchers & Co.'s omon, a new arrival minor Gutings smashed, listing slightly to port, being equally certain he had not. before Mr. Dossack knew whether or not and safeguard all dealings in every kind from Macao; he did not know the friend's name, with a clean-cat hole in the starboard side, It was possible to square a circle. In his of polson. The Hon. H. WHITEHEAD, but had fant him is eight mouka sada abreast of the fannel, and stream of water to ask Mr. Wilkdason to conduct the case is Interior, It is supposed by some that it will endeavours to teach the "ahellbacks" how in moving for the publication of statistics in kave been repaid on Tuesday, Aler getdog pouring out from the pumps on the port side Court, and after paying, the fee ($35) fold the eventually cut out adal to suck eggs, or rather how to manage their as to morphine polsoning, might have the $1.35, the watch, and the rat, ha walted A part of the coffer-dam over the fore-batch laazeed gentleman all about the case and then Training for the races here is la fall progress, ships in a typhoon he fared very badly; done, better to omit the word "morphine," long time for his friend, and at last had to go remained, but the other two were entirely gons Mrs Wilinson, after thoroughly digesting the and already four cups are offered. There in out and paws the watch to repay the shop while the bligo-sodden rice spread an odour of facts, blandly mentioned that he was already every promise of the mosting, being a successful' grid Erlends, wla pau viel Fund-bring their ip fact, if he didn't make an asa of and ask for returns affecting all polsons. Keeper, not curing to keep him Whing for the pestilence for miles to locward will be hard retained by the other side) And the say were she and 1 boped that some of our Samwak
But it matters little, since the present money. He was sent so gasl for these stukke Blass on all who have to live as Hunghans for || returned Flanigan himself in the matter he sailed so near the
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