1897-06-05

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, JUNE 5, 1897.

Join Jurces with us in consideration of their being llawed an interest in our concern and on their pati promising the Company their active and cordial support. It was decided that the readlest way to carry out ther ideas was to allot to the General Managers $100,000 of the fresh capital and leave them to carry out the arrangements with the Arms In quesiton. the resolution we had to name a fixed date on which we could take from the register the names of sharchaiders who will be entitled to apply ter the new shares, and-July tat was chosen as likely to be the most suitable time. The transfer books wil be closed then for a short me and 13 soon after ai chi comstances may demand the latest date for the receipt of applica. tlon will be fixed and application the first parent on the new shares will be made. In delstence to the expressed opinion of some of the shareholders that the 10,000 shares to be allotted to the General Managers' should not rank for dividend as regards the year 1897, 1 will state that whatever may accrue to these particular abaics will be returned to the Cam-[We cannot believe that any Insult to the pany, I do it in this way because to alter the sola fons would catalla further delay in carry- ing out our plans.

understood nor reverenced the idea of comfog. It is true they subacribe a wreath, which I expect was shao compulsory in it is the first time to my knowledge that they have ever done such

■ thing.

I aced hardly paint out that it is quite contrary to Belilah traditions to compel heathens to attend In prepsilogany to m of Christian worship, and in this case the matter is made wore by a feeling widely prevalent amongst the Europeans that it was only done as an insult to them and to make the Chinese imagine themselves an an equality with the British soldier.

Mr. A. Babington arcnded the resolation for the confirmation of the proposals and it was carried ananimously.

The meeting the clated.

NOCTURNAL NUISANCES AT

WANGHAI.

Carry Од

must

Hoping that you will find room in your valuable paper for this letter, as I am sare it will dispel many false impressions that civilians lil bave formed when relog the Chinese to- day taking part inʻa British soldier's funeral,

I remain,(Sir,

Yours faithfally,

SAPPER, H.K. Co., R.E. Hongkong, 4th June, 1895.

THE DIAMOND JUBILEE.

THE STEAM LAUNCH PROCESSION.

The following further particulars xgarding the steam lonch procesto and harbour illam antions have been forwarded to us by Mr. Wodehoare:-

prave the possession by bim of a more than Average amount of "grif,"

Cordial reception that has been accorded to similar Invitations on past occasions, but Mr.

It is all very well for his detractors to sit com-. Wode onse has no personal knowledge of what is being done except that the Gavernment have fortably at home, and remark condescendingl artered the illumination of certain public bulid of him, as if he were some strange sort of ings. It is certain that the line of Prays will be animal, that the soldier "Is good fellow, but brilliantly Homiosted and it hoped that thee ines' be kept at his distance, you know", bat I venture to think that few of those who speak colony will make an effective display,

in this manner, or those others who talk so valsbly of patriollam," would be anxious, or ready to licar one-hundredth part of the discomforts and, dangers which he to uncom plasingly undertakes in so matter-of-course fashion at all times as "being all in the day's work."—Globa.

The Messageries Marimes mall steamer, the Germail mall steamer from Japan, and the Canadian Pacific mall steamer will all be in herhour on the sand Jene.

On behalf of the German mail steamship Messy, Melchers & Co. have announced the intention of the Captain to take part in the Illuminations of the harbour.

We are requested to state that a day rebear- sal of the pincession will take place under the commend of Captain Rumsey, R.N., on Satur- day, 13th Juce, at p.m. All launches ara requested to attend and to rendezrous in the neighbourhood of Jardine's Wharl

THE GENTLEMAN RANKER.

BY ONE OF THEM,

be -B1

COMMERCIAL NEWS.

HONGKONG SHARK MARKTT. . In his Weakly Share List Issued at noon to-day Mr. Erich Georg wrlies

A moderately large business has been done during the week under review, but agafa mostly to mindig stocks, of which Raubs show a further rise. Of other sincks Fire shares show a firmer tendency, while Kowloon Land, West Polots, improved slightly, and Cotton Mills have fallowed Hotels, Green Islands, Icer and Tramways have

THE BUTLER MURDER CASE.

WHAT THE EXTRADITION COST.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 5th. Attorney AL Black, who defended Butler, the murderer, expects to receive to-day of to-morrow by the Alameda fourteen hundred dollars and a title to 100 acres of land in Aus- tralia for his fee. Mr. Black is as confident as te can be that he will receive the money, as ho says that, whila Butler proved himself to be the biggest az ze over knew, the multi-murderer never once made a statement to him that be ever learned to be false. For this reason some things that Butler told his attorney may be con- sidered of Importance la the story of the mor Jerer's tit

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JUNE.

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Saturday, 5th June, 1897. (St. Boniface Abstinence.)

The 1larles related by Butler to Mr. Black were not told him as an attcracy, and Butler 'id he did not care what Mr. Black made public of his statements as soon as he got out of the country, as be never expected to reach Aus- tralls alfre. Mr. Black la very much surprised that Baller was carried to Sydney safely, He said, Ja discussing the story and acts of Butler: "Batler, o: whoever you may call him, made | Chinese-6th of bik_moon of gård year of some statements that are virtually a confession Kavome-sü. go so far as to say that be killed any one man, of many of his crimes. Though he would not | Jewish.-ith Stuam, 5687.

be practically confessed to more than a dozen murders, some of which have never beco charged to him. The great criminal's real name

BANK SHARES-Hongkong and Shanghai ink shares have been dealt in to a moderate extent at 184 and 181 per cent, prem. cash, also John Newman. He was born in West at 191 per cent, prem. for 30th September, the Bromwich, Staffordshire, England, and ls 38 cloning cash quotation being 184 per cent, prem, years of age." The extradition of Butler cost sells; the London rate is unchanged. Banke English government nearly ten thousand of Chius and Japan's unchanged. Nationals are dollars. Outside the fea of Cormack and Don- ahoe, the detectives, it was at least $4,000 s every item of expense for keeping Butler at the The American government or the city of San county jail and the city prison had to be paid.

Franches was at no expense. For a while there were six keepers hired to watch Butler at five dollars a day. -Ex:

firmer and wanted at $22).

MARINE INSURANCE SHARES have ruled very dull. Unions remain weak at Traders can be placed at $76. Worth Chinas Saay), have bayern at Tla, 185, while Yangtzes are on offer at $155. A low Cantons sold at #183), porth at $18, and Straits continue werk with sellers from the

FIRE INSURANCE SHARIS.-Hongkongs sold At $350 and $312h, and can be placed at the have been to steady demind and sales have latter rate; at $355 there are sellers. Chinas heen booked at $1c3, $101, $toti, Stos and gros, the market closing steady at the latter

rate,

European comrades the deceased could possibly have been Intended, nor do we see how the presence of the Chinese Submarine Miners, whether voluntary or "by order," at the funeral of the late Corporal Hicks can be

Ca poetical authority we have it that "It doesn't matter what he was hetate, or what bisan upward tendency. construed as an insult to him or any one elas. We agree with our correspond at that non-

parents fancied for his name." This is precisely Chrisian Chinese should not be compelled to

the case with the Gentleman Ranker. Who he has been, or what he has been, is not of the attend at what is in fact a religious service'. and it makes very ale dliference whether

slightest concern to anyone but himself. And their presence is the result of a direct

even be very con ceases to care, and philoso. order at of compulsion which though not

phically relegates to the regions of the past the taking the form of a command is equally altodes of other days, as matters of ancient history. Henceforth, the present and the future effective.-ED, N.X.7.)

alone have any interest for him. He is very glad to find that his superior officers, no do bli contemporaries of the rank and file, take the me view of the case. So long as he does his dety, quietly and unostentatiously, he will tub long pretty well, although he mast always feel rather like fit out of water. If, on the other hand, he presumes to trade on position, and on the strength of it to Rive himself have a very rough time of it. Although the naturally theory that Jack is good as bir master "is an expled doce, the Army is a great leveling down school. In the barrack-zoom one never love him as oneself. And it doesn't do to inquire knows who one's neighbour Is, although one may too closely. He may be descended from a peer of the realm, or a pest of Houndsditch; an habited of Whitechapel, or late member of White's every class has its representatives. At Aldershot I came across a one-time curate serving his Queen and country in the capacity be was awilling beer in the canteen is if he bad of Dingoon. It was alter a stiff field day, and

never done anything else in his life,

A caracteristic of the Gentleman Ranker Is bis ubiqaty. "Hic, et ubique,” said Hamist on aceitain ccasion. This might very well be the matta of the Renker. "From Birr to Barellley, from feeds to Lahore," Is he to be met with. He fasely to the Egyptian draert or Indian camp of perspirer, and swears on occasion, just as pro- exercise as bedres on the Curragh, at the 'Shot," er Bermed. I remember, about six years ago, Menntjoy Convlet Fatson, Dublin, and when the iance of skis atiqnty. I was on guard at new guard arrived, the next morning, in shed!- ence to the N.CO. In charge of the relles, I pincerel to port arms and pive over the orders." I commenced mechani

lly and had gał keep a

The details of the arrangements as published frem time to time are subject to modification, and the latest publication represents the latest "arrangements. A final programme will be

As already catified, the procession takes place on the night of the 22nd June and commencer at nine o'clock. It will proceed through a double line of lilamlasted cargo boats cammen. cing in the neighbourhood of Jardine's Wharf and terminating at Marray Pier. The cargo boals will be moored at a distance from each other of about twenty yards. Communication with the shor wil therefore be possible through out the day until the actual commencement of the procession.

-All launches taking part in the procession are requested to assemble at Jardlee's Wharf not later than 630 p.m. It is desirable where possible that a responsible European should be to charge of each lanach.

People desirous of dining on board their sanches can have access to the launches ap to 8.30pm. They can provide their own. means of access, such as gigs or sampans, and gas sible a steam-aanch will be told off la the western part of the town for the purpose of conveying people to the processional launches,

The signal for lighting up will be a racket fired off from a conspicuous part of the harbour at 8.14 p.m. The signal for starting will be o'clock. another rockat fired in the same manner at ning

It is pleasant to know that the local engineer. ing works are full of busines› just now, but those who happen to have such works in the city or suburbs might take into consideration their neighbours and carry on their noisy business in reasonable hours. The residents of Praya East last night had an experience which com. bined with the heat and mosqulices made night devoid of ease" in the fallest "sease of the words. At sa engineering establishment not a hundred miles from Arsenal Street quite an army of Celestial workmen began rivetting operations, or something equaly molay, at II p.m. and.. thenceforward till breakfast time to-day a deafen-issued in due courir. Ing clanging was kept up that fairly made night bideons and most effectually dispelled sleep. It seemed as if several boilers were being operated on at one and the same time and the awful din was kept up with a monotonous persistence that may be better imagined than described. The nocturnal cat or dog of vocal proclivities is generally braten off with a boot- Jack or other missile, but last night's intolerable Duisance had to be endured with patient out- pouring of anathems. It was probably a job that had to be asked through on ilme, but it cortably was most annoylog and offensive and showed an utter disregard for the rights- of the cores of Europeans and hundreds of Chine log in the immediate vicinity of the works. The Hogkong and Whampoa Dock Co's works are wisely situated far otelde the Balls bolb of the city of Victoria and the fanblorable suburb of Kowloon, and why the Government allows engineering establishments, both European and Chinese, to work at 1 hours of the day and night Is the city and in, a way that cause most serious annoyance to hundreds al people who have nothing to do with and no laterest in sech works just one of those Conundrums which ose finds it wiry difficult to puzzle cut la mach-governed 'Crown colonies. Not only are engineering catablishments a greit, and in this hot weather a very serious nuisance to the ratepayers living in the vicinity of the works when siinsted in thickly populated districts, but, one would think, they have a tend ency to seriously detract from the value of house properly. But it is not to be said that Messis Geo. Fenwick & Co, for lostance, a to blame because their works at Winchal may be A nuisance lo those who have to listen eter- cally to the bang-bang of hammers and the dio occasioned, by industrious rivetters, Fax from it. It is the short-sightedness of a Govern- ment that granted sites for the erection of such works in localities that wer's pretty sure to soon become densely populated. In Wanchal distrect there are we believe, no less than four engineering Testa lishments and if they are allowed to slog away at hoflers, cylinders, platon rods and plates, at any hour of the night (including Sundays) daring the months of the year in which widows are accessarily kept wide open day and sight, it is little wonder that com plafate are numerous, The only wonder is that Europeans live within a mile of such places. But, if circumstances render it necessary that they should live in Wanchai, that is surely no reason why many who cannot afford to pay high sents should be made to suffer very seriously for the brazit of a few. Could not the Govern. ment grant suitable sites to engineering establishments and tin-smiths outside the Umalty of the city of Victoria? It is, after all, probably only a question of £ •. d.

CORRESPONDENCE.

Wedo not necessarily endorse the opinions expressed by

Correspcadast in this com}

A SOLDIER'S FUNERAL. To The Ketron 09 van !!Honquo990) Trimstars,"

Alter reaching Marray Pler it is intended that the launches shall round the corner in two lines apon the plest formed by the last bost of the umalasted re of cargo-boats and "draw up bows on to the abere in a line extending from Maray Pier westward. This manœuvre com. picted a display of lights from each launch with bouquets of rockets from various parts of the harbour and a gun frem H.M.S. Victor Emmanuel with the National Anthem by the Band will close the proceedings.

So so at the proceedings are ended launches can proceed from the usual wharves to witness the Ulominalions from the barbour,

The shipping in the barbour is cordially co operating and li is anticipated that era.y ship that is Rachored in the harbour on that night will make an effective display of lights, sockets, and lanterns,

lanteras.

Entries for launcher taking part in the praces» alon close on the 7th June. After that date a omplete list of those entered will be pablished, Up to date they number seventy-two, and there will also be fifty bosts laminated with fish fanteras and towed by ten launches, These sunches will all be illuminated solely with red lanterns, and the end of the procession will be brought us by the Fame, which, subject to the app evil of the Dock Company, it is also pro- pored should be entirely filomlasted with red With regard to the llamalasiion of the launches, thir, as has been already stated, is left to the however, it is desirable that there should be taste and good pleasure of the owners. Av, asilormity in certain features of the decorations launch owners are requested to note:-

That all lanterns forward of the wheel should be not higher than the gunwale for lower than the awning The object of this condition is to secure a proper lookout for the belmeman. lights should be left open to view.

With the same precautionary object the side

resort to the canteen.

Macea Steamboats bave been done at $35 to SHIPPING SHARES.-Hongkong, Canton and 35. also at $36 for 30th lastan, and at $361 for 31st July, and the market is firm at $357 cash, The West River is open, and the first steerers have been despatched from bera and from Canton. Indo-Chinss, owing

rumours

In the north that no dividend, would he declared on account of last year, have dropped steadily, nd after sales at $52 cash and $53 for 30th good authority I have been told that the work- June, the stock is on offer at $50 cash on fairly

Chins and Manilas arc to demand at- $75. ing so far of this year is a favourable one. Douglases, which, in the early part of the week, rated very dull, selling at $641 have since been closes strong at the latter rate. China Mutuals done at 165, $65 and $66, and the market aschinged,

REFINERIES-China Sugars have ruled steady Instant, but at the clore there are sellers at wh small sales at $145, cash and for 30th gr44 cath. Luzone sold at $45 to $43. an are in demand now at 850 cash and at equivi. fent rates on time,

MINING SHARES-Pusjoms, on receipt of tar 13 "levourable letters from the mine, as well as on vigilant watch cn the windows of the cells, in view of this post," when

account of cestalo negotiations gofag on for the chanced to cates the eye of may "tellet" To

le of the Company's property to an American my art nishment I recognised in him, yndicate, rose to £10, but have dropped since, merem rphosed as he was by a busty and leniendo 989 was accepted; the closing rate is only $84 sellers for ordinaries and $23 2 contemporary a the pubile school which had felt some years before, and the former crushing, which is as follows too tons of cre for preference shares owing to the poor May captain of my dormitory. The planet is a

yielded 169 ounces et.gold, 2,000 tons headings small one, after all I decided, when I next met

166 ounces, 40 toas concentrates calcisel him, a couple of years later. The scene was yielded 50 Dances, walle cockets gave 76 cusces, the Mara, or Bigide Parade Ground, at Malta total of 461 ounces of gold or about £1,719 In It was a scorching Joly day, and we were both value; the cyanide result has not yet arrived. performing the sam duty-marking the flanks Charbonnages uncharged." of the columns. We bad won our stripes by that have been the medium of fairly large transac New Balmorals time, and were consequently able, at the end of Hens at rates ranging between $2.10 and $2.50 the day, to sit down comfortably in a mess room for ordinaries and $2.40 to $2.80 for preference and refresh ourselves without belog obliged to shares, the market closing somewhat easier with There are many distinctions, in some cares ondtonry and preference shares; the day sellers at $140 and $270 respectively for amounting almost to idiosyncrasies, about the papers of 2nd and 3rd Instant reprint the latest Gentleman Ranker by which he may be readily news from the mine, Jelebus have been done recogalted. Although the regulation uniform and at $23 and are in demand. Raubs, with a fair get-up makesar manicat very much like another business doing, have advanced to $10, but at la fact, almost a 3 they had al; been turned that rate there are farther sellers. The Daily out to sealed pattern-yet the genuine Gentle Press of yesterday's date reprints fe extenso man Ranker stands alone He is in the ranks, the recanuts published. The Hongkong but sot of the ranks, and his comrades-in-arms Telegraph also published the report and very soon note that he is not one of them. To accounts in extento] as well as the Mining them he appears to be of a totally different clay. Manages report for the year ending 28th Feb; He even speaks a different langage, for although The accounts, which include £4.259. 161. 18: he is, perhaps, wont to swear pretty bad at carried forward from last report, after paying all mes, he is profane without being obscene-2 | wages, salaries, directors and auditors' fees, and subtle distinction blck is not recognised all expenses at Ranh and Singapore, after writ by Tommy Atkles. Another peculiarly of bising off £1,079. 78. 49. for depreciation, and after is that he has a respect for the aspirate, and an paring away in dividends daring 1895 the sum Idea regarding its aillity that differs considerably of 14,250 show a credit balance of £2,361.17%. from the prevailing one. Possibly his greatest rid. do 31st March, 1897, The quantity of one peculiarity, amounting in the eyes of his barrack crashed during the 12 months up to 28th Feb., regard to womankind. In matters of perronal smelled gold, being an average of 13 dwt 13 room comrades to a decided ecentricity, is with 1897, was 14,096 tons, yielding 8,859 ounces appearance, again, his opinions are not, the grs. per ton. This is an increase of 1,855 tons prevalling ones. The peculiar glories of "acy over the quantity crashed daring the preceding est rides, in confunciton with peaky year, and the yield is 3,586 ounces better. The blinder, by way of head-dress, do not impress net proceeds of the gold was, after payment of themselves favourably upon his singularly on soyalty, cost of transit, insurance, &c, comes to jesponsive mind.

The possession of these about £3. 128. od. per ounce. The report farther coracleristics generally earns for him the dis- alates that the ore reserves are dailmated at tinction of some such appellation as "To about 185,000 tons. Olivers, to spite of favour Robinson " or " Dandy Smith," which sticks to

able apports from the mine, as published by the him for the remainder of his carnet.

local papers of and und 3rd instant, have ruled rather weak, owing to forced settlement sales, B, A telegram from the mine rejdits a crash- and the closing rate is $33 for A's and 38 for Ing of 250 tons, yielding 136 ounces of gold, and states that the output is steadily increasing.

With a view to raising the line of vistos, which with a long row of launches might be otherwise pitched too-law, it is requested that is attainments generally mark him out for have a bamboo pole attached to the forwardvancement Incurs good deal of jealousy, but each launch, subject to the consent of its owner speedy promotion. Sometimes his early ad- past of the verse). This pale should be some by the exercise of a little tact he soon finds that fifteen or twenty feet in height above the deck he can hold his own. Of course, he is always and be furnished with one or more yaudare. more or less an outsider, and consequently bl These could then be effectually illuminated great idea is to beat the men at their own trade. according to the fancy of the owner and could be By sheer merit he manages this, and proving connected with the stern pole by strings of himself their superior in shooting, drilling, the lanterns or decorated in a variety of ways that maintaining of diclaline, and educational It is unnecessary to particularise. The width of achievements, éxray, as a claim, promotion ibe yardarms, should not be greater than the which was, perhaps, given him in the width of the vassel.

first Instance is a matter of favour. With three stripes on his arm, the outward and is considerably improved, le plan An educational certificate is now & "zios que son for promotion in the service. To a man who har received the ordinary “classical" education, of a public school, the Firat Cises Certificate, the possession of which is necessary before promo-

The rows of beats forming the lion of route will be decorated with either red or white lan-visible sign of his teras, according to a design which has been exhibited to the launch owners. The boats in the harbour will also be decorated with the same colou s.

Seeing that, if the processional launches were also decorated in the same manner, a risk would

DOCKS, WHARVES AND GODOWNB.-Hong- kong and Whampos Dock Company's shares have ruled quiet with but small sales at 244 and 245 per cent, prem, cash and 247 per cent, prem. for 30th instant, the market closing with cash buyers at 944 per cent, prem. Hongkong and Kowloon Whurres sold at $65 and $650, and close with buyers at the latter rate. Other stocks under this heading unchanged.

SI-A strango sigh? was witnessed to-day at the funeral of the late and Corporal Hicks,

LANDS, HOTELS, AND BUILDINGS, Hong- kong Land Investment and Agency Company's R.E., namely, the attendance of the native

shares sold to a small extent at 8781, at which (Chinese) portion of the Hongkong Submarins

figure there are selless, with buyers at $78. Miolog Company. If the aftendance of the

Kowloon Land sold at $16 to $17 and contione Chloese had been volantely I do not think any

in demand. West Paints fetched $10 and have British soldier would have cause for complaint,

arther buyers. Hongkong Hotels found bayers but unfortunately in to-day's proceedings there he incurred of a too callarm style of decoration, ilon to warrant or commissioned rank can be to a very fair extent at $48 to $49 1. at the was a great deal of compulsiongkong Company meat had been proposing to use treze colours world to obtain. An extensive acquaintance Estates changed hands in large lote ut 383, 982

evident.

way leanch owner who unaware of this arrage-awarded, is by no means the easiest thing in the higher rate there are still buyers. Humphreys Being a Sapper of the RE, and having a good deal to do with may I he cares to do so obtsia from Mr. Wode with the works of Xenophon and Cicero will the native portion of it, I am in a position to hotse lanterns of a different style of colour in

and finally at $9 ; at the Istier rate shares are on not stand a man in the slightest stead, and an offer, but at $1 a good many shares could be state that they were told by the Acting Regi- exchange for an equivalent number of red or ability to "101" with rapidity wiit avall him placed, * mental S.M. that their prorgace was wanted and white lanterns, Mr. Wodehouse will be happy more than a knowledge of conic sections. The that they would have to attend.

to receive applications of this kind up to the examination is a searching one, in English to 340 xed close galet at latter rate. Watsons MISCELLANEOUS.-Green Islands sold at $371 I have spoken to some of them and the idea 18th June. He will also be glad to supply History, Geography, all arithmetic, dictation, can be placed at $121 in small lots, while larger was most distasteful to them, but not more zu | rockets and Nights at their cost prica. As, how. and copying manuscript. To obtain the qualify for are offering. Hongkong Electrics bays than it is to the European portion of the said ever, their number is limited early applications leg marks for "Pass often entails more than buyers at 38, and sollers at $8.10 Ropas sold Company.

ard recommended.

Dad trial. I once know, in Egypt, an ex-graduate and are wanted at $173. Fenwicks have dropped A soldier's funeral has lost all its grandeur It will be remembered that each launch is of Magdalen who failed twice. It is, I know, to Eng. Ican fetched $113 and are in demand desired to be farnished with a few such lights at the fashion for some very superior people to at gris. Tramways sold in fair quantlifes at and solemnity by making it show,”

least, for participation in the closing ceremony refer disparagingly to the Gentleman Rasker 8101, $102, $103, and Bros, and can be placed of the entertainment,

as "Sandhurst fallure." Bo ha- "Sandhurst at the latter rate. Bakerief are in demand at

I think, Sir, that the British soldiers' feelings might be considered a little and the lina be drawn at having heathena "pressed" to give little spectacular affect,

If they wish to come as a mark of respect to the departed, let them, by all memur, do so; but in this falskne I ans convinced they neither

It is necessary to state tha Ms. Wodehouse is failure" or not, the plucky manner in which he 335. Tebraus (Sa paid up) sold at $1.15. All not concerned with the luminations on shore. pats up with the rough life and turns a cheerful Cotton shares how a further sise, and the latest The Jublies Committee have invited the cam- | Isce to the thousand "unpleasantnesses of daily grotations from the north sie-Kwot, Tls, 111 3 suunity generally to illumlaste, and it is pre-occurrence incidental to his career: surely Interadítangis. Tin, #37 ; Lten Kung Mowr, Tie, lausnadi thaí (hvis invitation will receive the same į smutte kim to some serpent, and camelusively.) 125 ƒ Boyckson, Tit, föga

DIAMOND JUBILEE SUBSCRIP- TIONS.

with thanks the receipt of the following con. The Hon. Treasurer begs to acknowledge iribations, viz:-

Already ack wledged............... $47,586.42 Chinese Imial Maritime Customs 3000 H.E. St Wm. Robinson, K.C.M.G. 150 M. J. D. Stephens (Specially sub- ccribe for the Hospital for wimen & children)..........................................

Denison & Rize be Right Reed, I.: Piazzoli.

R. Chattan Wilcox...... W. S. Bam.................00 E. W. Terrey...............................tion Paul Brewith.........

O, von der Heyda M. Fredericka.... R. F. Bles..... E. J. Judah.... H. Hindman A. G. Who

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J. W. No ton Kyske ........................a A. Seth............................... F. A. Hazeland........................ Brace Shepherd.

Other members of Supreme Court

Staff...

R. Murray Rumsey, R. N.

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A. C. Batalha matches

Livesey.................ÃŸresavers

E. Jones erkiber

R. C. Dixon,

J. Macdonald, Jr.

L. G. d'Almadi e Castro

F. Machados-tejam A. P..Gutierrez.......

W. McIver

E. A. Carvalho.............

J. C. Cash

L.. J. Lapes

J. Place de Sliva...sioncons

j. Pastorfee......*

Tang Kit Fab...asksos0132994 Cheng Ka Tun

E. H. d'Aquino..... J. M. Place d'a Suva

W. J. Solly-i1ec921.cosuresim R. Moorekar A. Harron

H. Dixon ...../20662×50/32426 J. G. da Rocha

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