THE ROYAL TOUR,
A VISIT TO WASHINGTON.
It is stated that after leaving Canada, on the return journey, their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of York will probably pay a visit to President McKinley, at Washington.
MESSAGE FROM THE KING TO
AUSTRALIA.
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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 1901.
List of Registered
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the year 1900, such as the erection of a new | Jantzies, K. ctane and a new road to the west end of the Jones, Dr. wharf, so as to enable the town refuse to be shot into the sea in the run of the westerly cur- rent, instead us into the band of the harbour. far, as the mains are concerned, but the house The new water works have been finished as connections had to be left under the old systept, for a time, as all the lead pipe imported for the purpose had to be used for the Boer camp. The Secretary of State for the Colonies However, the main proved of grant service to telegraphed as follows on February 9th to the several large transports requiring water, when Governor-General and the Covernors or Lieut. Governors of each of the Australian States:
a greater volume was sent down from Drum-Arrauz, J. J; mer's Point to the wharf than the old pipes His Majesty has decided that the visit of could supply. One very important work in their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess Connection with the water supply has been of Cornwall and York to Australia for the opened of open brook water, collected at Drummer's ing of the first session of the Federal Parlia Point, and pure spring water from four sources The original town supply consist- ment shall take place. The desire of Her late Majesty to mark the greatness of the
known as "Chubb's Springs"; these were occasion, and her sense of the loyalty and brought down in large pipes, and mixed in a devotions which prompted the generous, aid
large tank in the Botanical Gardens. A series afforded by all the colonies in the South African
of concrete tanks has been placed at intervals, war, and the splendid gallantry of her colonial
'down the main street of Jamestown into which troops, is fully shared by His Majesty, who used by nearly all the inhabitants for their the pure spring water runs, and these are now desires also to signify his heartfelt gratitude drinking supply. Special facilities are allowed for the warm sympathy with himself and the Royal Family in the inss they have sustained
to manufacturers of soda water to make use of by the death of his beloved mother, which has main.
this supply by branch pipes laid on from the been exhibited by his subjects in the colonies. His Majesty is confident that is the arrange ments for the reception of their Royal High: nesses his people will not fail to duly recognise the sad circumstances in which tho visit will take place."
THE LINK OF ROUTE-via NEW GUINEA, It is reported at Por smouth, where in the royal naval dockyards preparations for the forthcoming visil of HR H. the Duke of Corn- wall and York to Australia, to open the Com monwealth Parliament at Melbourne, are in progress, that King Edward and Queen Alexandra will witness the departure of the heir-apparent in the steamer Ophir
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new baraacks are finished, it would pay a small The Governor is of opinion that, when the company to erect plant for lighting Ladder Hill and the town by electric light, worked by windmills. There is always a steady wind from the South-cast Trades: only nine days were sine oil is not only faulty but expensive, and calm during the year 1899. Lighting by kero-Fur Jamestown is almost in darkness at night, as the lamps are so poor.
With regard to the fisheries, it was hopeless to start an industry in that direction by local agency. With the greatly increased demand for fish, it would be reasonable to suppose that more men would engage in the work, but, The steater conveying the Duke and instead of this, many of the fishermen have Duchess will be escorted by the Channel Squadron from Portsmouth to Gibraltar, Theresage on the Imperial works. When it was been tempted by good wages and fixed hours to the Mediterranean Squadron will meet the found necessary, on account of the quarantine Ophir and escort her to Malta, and thence to Port Said, the Mediterranean entrance to the
regulations, to stop the trading of licensed boat- men with passing vessels, it was concluded Suez Canal,
they would take to fishing, but they did not do so generally, and the few who kept to their ed prices. With the increased garrison and work are reaping the benefits of greatly increas quantity of fish, which are plentiful enough in the great number of prisoners of war, a large the sea, could profitably be disposed of, ware the people energetic enough to catch them. A Fishing Company, worked by English capital and labour, has been strongly advocated by the Governor, and had such a one been started as projected in 1896-7, it would have been reaping a golden harvest now, both in salted and fresh fish.
The torpedo bost destroyers of the Mediter. raneun Squadron will accompany the Ophir as a naval guard through the Canal to Port Suez, where she will be met by H.M.S. St. George, first-class cruiser, of 7,700 tons, 12 guns, 19.7 knots, and R.M.S. Juno, second-class cruiser, of 11 guns, 19.5"knots, 5,600 tons, These vessels, which will leave England on rrth March to take their position in the line of naval progress. will accompany the Royal steamer as far as Perim, in the Strait of Babel.
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At Perim, the East India Squadron will meet the Ophir and escort her continuously till, on the New Guinea cost, the Australian Squadron will be met, and the squadron will then convey the Ophir to Sydney.
PREPARATIONS IN ENGLAND.
At Portsmouth Nava! Yards. four 42.feet steam pinnaces are being prepared for the use of Their Royal Highnesses and suite in connec- tion with their voyage. These pinnaces are being painted royal blue, picked out with gold. A 34-feet sailing barge, which is to be provided for the use of Their Royal Highnesses during the visit, is being similarly decorated,
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It is announced that Sir Donald Mackenzie Wallace, who was director of the foreign department of the Loudon Times from 1891 to 1899, will accompany H.R.H, the Duke of Cornwall and York as his guest on board the Ophir. Sir Donald Wallace will furnish to The Times a full description of the Royal pro- gress through the Colonies.
PROVABLE DATES OF DEPARTURES. According to their present arrangements, the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York will leave Portsmouth for Australia on March 16th. Canon Dalion, of St. George's Windsor, who accompanied the Duke of Cornwall and York, then Prince George of Wales, and the late Duke of Clarence, then Prince Edward, to Australia in H.M.S. Bacchante, about twenty years ago(with they touched at Singapore) will accompany the Royal voyagers.
According to present arrangements, the Duke of Cornwall and York will arrive at Fremantle on July 19th, and leave for Canada on july 25th.
ARRANGEMENT OF DATES.
The Governor-General of Australia has com- municated with the Duke of Cornwall for the purpose of ascertaining whether it would meet the convenience of Their Royal Highnesses if, instead of coming from Melbourne direct to Sydney, as originally contemplated, they made Brisbane the second part of call, and afterwards visited Sydney. Lord Hopetoun has now re ceived a cablegram to the effec: that Their Royal Highnesses have no objection to the adoption of the course proposed. In accordance with this arrangement, it has now been decided that the Royal visitors shall reach Melbourne on May 6th. They will arrive at Brisbane on May 20th, and Sydney on May 27th.
It is officially announced that the report that the Duke of York would first call at Sydney on his visit to Australia is untrue. Melbourne will be the first port of call.
A PASSAGE via TORRES STRAITS.
The Governor-Genoml bas received a cable from London stating that the Duke and Duchess of York will arrive in Melbourne on May 6th. They will come by the Torres Straits route in order to ensure a smooth water passage. The arrangements for the Australian tour are practically in the hands of the Gover nor-General and will be arranged according to circumstances.
The great incrense of rats in the island bas do not increase to the same extent, owing caused inuch daniage to the crops. Rabbits probably to the rats killing and devouring their young. A few Indian mynahs let loose a couple of years ago have multiplied to a great extent, and have been very useful to the cattle little damage in fruit gardens, but they com- in freeing them from ticks. These birds do a
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AN ACCOUNT OF THE
RECEPTION OF H.M.S. "TERRIBLE' HONGKONG" AND THE
FESTIVITIES CONNECTED
THEREWITH,
WITH A WOODCUT OF THE "TERRIBLE.“
To be obtained at the OFFICE of This Papaz, PRICE 30 CENTS.
As only a limited number have been printed intending purchasers should send their Orden
DIAMOND MERCHANTS JEWEL early, for the Issue of this interesting, souvenir
LERS AND WATCHMAKERS.
EASTMAN'S
KODAKS and FILMS.
Sole Agents for CLEMENT'S WHEELS. Sold Agents for "OMEGA" WATCHES.
"OMEGA" is the BEST..
40, QUEENS ROAD,
Watson's Building
UNTOUCHED BY HAND.
MELLIN'S
INFANTS
When prepared is.
FOOD
and INVALIDS.
will soon he exhausted.
Hongkong, 1st June, 1900.
IGAUD!
WHITE WICKET
This fugative and delicate perfume Parsistent, as an Extract for the handkerchief white ny reospau | Powder,
it has been adopted by the most re ipad Frasch Bosiaty
IGAUDI
EXTRACT
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