TELEGRAMS.
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TRANSVAAL GOLD TAX.
LONDON, June 11th.. The law imposing a tax of ten per cent on the nett profits of gold mines has been pro- mulgated in the Transvaal.
THE JAPANESE CORONATION SQUADRON.
The Japanese cruisers Arama and Taka- sago have arrived at Devonport.
(Times-Mercury Special).
KITCHENER AND THE BOERS.
LONDON, June 4th, Our Pretoria correspondent says that when the Boer delegates left to notify the Com- mandos of the good news that bonfires were lit along the railways. There was great rejoicing and Briton and Boers fraternized, singing patriotic Bongs together. General Lord Kit chener, in an address to the delegates, said that if he had been a Boer he would be proud of their stubborn resistance and the fact that they had done so well. Burgher Deyers, in his reply, said that he was proud to meet Kitchener as a friend,
General Botha has circularized the burghers exhoring them to be loyal to their new government.
SANITARY BOARD.
There was not much business transacted at the meeting of the Hongkong Sanitary Board yesterday afternnoa. Those present were :- Dr. J. M. Atkinson, Principal Civil Medical Officer of Health (President); Hon. F. J. Badeley, Captain' Superintendent of Police; Dr. F. W. Clark, Medical Officer of Health; Colonel Hughes, R.A.MC; Mr. E. R. Hallias, Br. E. Osborne, and G. A. Woodcock, (Secretary).
PLAGUE MEMORANDUM.' Further correspondence was laid on the table relative to Professor Simpson's Memorandum on Plague Prevention.
Mr. Osborne said that when he moved his resolution at the last mesing of the Board, he took it for granted that the Government would
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1902.
Colonel Hughes minuted Cannot the grids during heavy min be kept clear of leaves and refuse by scavenging gangs. I am op- posed to doing away with them."
Mr. E. Osborne minuted "The natting has had the effect of confining the rats to the drains as was, I think, proved by the large number of drowned rats found floating in the Harbour after the fist heavy downpour and which had evidently come from the duius. If the nettings were fixed binged, instead of being bound, down they could be easily lifted when the rain falla. Damage to ronds is a small matter compared with the plague.
Mr. Osborne mentioned that amongst the employees of the Wharf and Godown Company there had not been a single case of plague this year, and this was a remarkable fact when it was remembered that they previously had last
plague every year since: 1894. The present
PI AGUE PREVENTION.
AN INCORRIGIBLE, LAD. An old Indian watchman, by the name of Bux, has a grand-sen, ten years of age, and he wishes to see what can be done with him. While the grand-pa is on duty, the mother of the young chin scens to have no control over him. Instead of going to school he goes to mix with bad company, and learn the art of pilfering. The old man appears to get sick of the boy, and wants to get rid of bim. In the eyes of the law the boy is too young to be punished, but we would recommend grand-på to give him an occasional thrashing and see what the Befilios Reformatory can do.
ALLEGED BRIBERY,
'The case in which William H. Coulter Acting Sanitary Inspector, was charged with Kemp yesterday afternoon. Mr. Looker, ap receiving bribery was resumed before Mr.
immunity might have been mere coincidence peared for the defence. Chan Hang, of 22 but personally he believed that it was due to Station Stret, deposed that the defendant came keeping rats away from the premises. He proposed that a more suitable contrivance remove the fixtures etc, as he wanted to to his shop on the 27th ult, and ordered him to should be adopted, but as it would take time cleanse the place. He said "give ine $5, and (some months) before it was ready he pro you need not remove the goods," but witness posed keeping the present unsuitable contrepliat Then ofendant held up his vance until the substitute arrived. The motion four fingers and witness held up three. He was carried, Mr. Chatam being the only then got $3. Charles W. Brett, Inspector of opposer,
Nuisances, deposed that part of his duty was to detail defendant to cleanse the houses in Sanitary Inspector, to work under him his Kowloon Distric. He was engaged as Acting duties ware to see that everything was taken. out, and houses thoroughly cleansed. In and such like, were not to be taken outside to cases when it was raining, the clothing bedding,
be spoiled. On being cross-examined by Mr Looker, the witness said that Dr. Clark gave him those instructions. It was impossible to thoroughly cleanse the house without moving the things away to look for ral holes, but the
With reference to the methods to be adopted for plague prevention Mr. Osborne, refening to the proposal to advertise in the Chinese newspapers, said that the people of the lower classes of Chinese were accustomed to certain methods and that the Board had better follow their methods, which was to advertise in
great flaming colours in the same manner as the Canton authorities.
The President said it was proposed to issue 2,000 placards in Hongkong and Kowloon.
Mr. Osborne thought that 50,000 would not be out of place.
Dr. Clark agreed with Mr. Osborne in this respect and said that if they wished to reach the conlie class they must follow the methods by which the coolies were reached in their own country.
They suggestion was agreed to.
PUBLIC HEALTH ORDINANCE.
In the absence of the Vice-President (the, Hon. A. W. Brewin, Registrar-General), the President moved that a committee of the Board, consisting of the President, the Vice-President, and the Medical Officer of Health, be appointed with full powers to enforce the provisions made under Section 3 of the Public Health Ordin-
ance of igor.
:
IN THE DOCK.
AT THE MAGISTRACY,
June 13th...
understand that in that paragraph relating to more thorough inspection of shipping would be mentioned the recommendations made by Prof Simpson. However, to be more explicit he berged to move the following: That the Go-
The Hon. F. J. Badeley seconded, and the vernment be informed that a more thorough.motion was carried. The meeting terminated inspection of shij ping will be ensured by the shortly afterwards. adoption of Prof. Simpson's recommendations that three or four boarding officers be appointed to board all ships and junts coming from thẹ Chinese coast, the West River, and neighbour- Leod, not including the waters of the Colony, and that unless à medical officer is carried, every such vessel should be visited by one of the port health officers before pratique is. granted, if the boarding officer finds that there lias been any sickness whatever, or any 'death during the voyage; and further, that the Canton and Macho passenger steamers should be en- couraged to carry properly qualified native doctors during the first six months of each year, who would be required to report any case of sickness that may occur on board during the voyage, and to give facilities for the removal of such patient to hospital, thus avoiding the -detention of the vessel for the visit of the boarding officer and the medical examination of the passengers." (
The President seconded, and the resolution was agreed to unanimously,
BOARDING HOUSES.
The Secretary laid on the table draft Bye- laws e Licencing Regulations and Sanitary Maintenance of Boarding Houses.
Mr. Osborne suggested that the Government be asked to prohibit the licensing of boarding houses in crowded portions of the towo. Dy enforcing such prohibition, he was inclined to the opinion that they would effect some good in preventing overcrowding by forcing the people who lived in houses licenced by the Govern ment, such as boarding houses, opium-divans, laundries, bakeries, and such concerns, as far as possible-not altogether, perhaps to the
outskirts of the town.
SNATCHING. Temptation was evidently too strong for a Chinanian who.shuffled into the dock to answer a charge of theft. He snatched a gold earring from a native woman, and then bolted. He was led from the dock by the queue, and now works, in the Goal, where he remains for six weeks..
CARRIED IT THROUGH.
Never do things in a half hearted manner, was the thought of a coolie who stole a couple of silk jackets, ticketed at $5 each, and then pawned them under a false name. Six weeks
for reflection was the verdict from the Beach,
*
THE TALE OF A STEAK.
A good, thick, and substantial porter house is responsible for mich, and the many attacks so frequently made upon it has produced great discord between vendor and purchaser. The latest yard was spun by a mechanic from the warship Afanadnock, who went to spend a merry evening with a couple of shipmates in & Wellington Street restaurant. Stenk figured on the menu, and steak was ordered. The trouble began when the steak came along, for the seamen argued that it was not conducive to the best interests of their digestive organs. It might have been 100 tough, too high or even too small; but the tars would wait no longer and inade a move for the door. The man in charge barred the way, and wanted them to pay for the uneaten porter- house. This they refused, and the mechanic, picking up the pale threw it at him causing a At the request of Dr. Clark, Mr. Hallifax in wound on his chin. Police proceedings follow- formed the Board that the number of applicaed, and the undigested steak cost the marine
$32 tions received for licences for these louses up till now amounted to 18; and that the number of places which had been used as emigration houses was 30. These were situated chiefly in West Point and in distri is fairly easily acces sible from the Canton steamer whail
Mr. Hallifax thought these people ought to be given some time before being made to move to other par's of the town.
Dr. Clark You mean additional houses, not those existing at present ?
Mr. Osbornb-1 mean, all. A
Mr. Osborne consented to modily his resolu tion to the refusing of licences to new houses in the central portion of the town, and this was Seconded by Dr. Clark and carried unanimously
WIRE NETTING OVER DRAINS..
EXTRDITION CASE.
premises could be cleansed without taking the things out in the Street. In wet weather lie furniture, fixtures etc, were supposed to be put
room, and not out in the street. At this stage under the verandah, or in the centre of the
the case was further remanded until the 19th ins!.
SHIP BLOWN IN TWAIN,
TWO KILLED: OTHERS ESCAPED
MIRACULOUSLY.
A disastrous explosion, resulting in the loss
of two lives, serious injuries to two atlier per-
sons, and the total destruction pla schooner, eccused about two hundred yards from Low estoft headh on the 11th May, within sight of hundreds of see ators. The ill-fated vessel was the Flown, of Sunderland, bound from London to Newcastle with a cargo of abort 2,000 galleus of naphtha stored in ba vels in the main held. The Flown had brought up in Lowestof South Roads, owing to contray winds, and resumed her voyage at noon on the nth it. She had not, however; proceeded far when without the slightest waining a terrific explosion occurred.
SEEMED RENT ASUNDER. The whole idle of the ship seemed to rend asunder and flames and smoke burst forth.
All on board-the captain (William Fox, of Yamouth), his wife, the mate (Samson Clark, of Robin Hood Bay), add the two seamen (Charles Able, an American, and a Dane, whore name is unknown) were on deck ai
To-day's Advertisements.
FOOK WO CO any, limited,
NOTIC hereby given that an EXTRA- TOUDINARY GENERAL MEETING of the Company will be held at the COMPANY'S OFFICE, No. 45, Bonham Strand, Victoris, in. the Colony of Hongkong, on SATURDAY, the 28th day of June, at 12 o'clock, NOON, when the SUDJOINED RESOLUTIONS which were passed at the Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company held on the foth day of June, 1922, will be submitted for confirma tion as SPECIAL RESOLUTIONS...
1ST RESOLUTION." That Article 71 shall be cancelled and that the following Article shall be substituted therefor.
71. The First Directors and the Secre- taries nained in these. Art cles shall be paid for-founders remuneration in each year 13% of the.net profits of the Coinpany to be divided into 39 shares, of which 4 shares shall be given to each of the Mana- ging Directors, ï share to each of the other Fist Directors, 3 shares to the Chief Secretary, and shares to each of the Assistant Secretaries, and the first Direc- tors and the Secretaries nained in these Articles shall also be paid 5% for founders. remuneration of the net profit of the Com- pany in each year to be divided among them in proportion to the number of shares taken up by them and by such Shareholders as they introduced on the formation of the - Company, The Managing Directors shall also divide 1% of the act profits of the Company among the Officers of the Comi pny other than those before mentioned in these Articles for good service in such manner as the Managing Directors sha!! determine.
2ND RESOLUTION. That Article 72 shall be cancelled and thai the following Article shall be substituted therefor:—
72. If the First Directors and the Secre tarias named in these Articles or any of them shall vacate their office either by resignation, or death or any other cause their successors shall only be entitled to ane half of such Founders remuneration (as provided in the preceding clause) and the other half share be paid to the Director or Secretary so retiring or to the legal personal representative of such Direc- tor or Secretary so dying as aforesaid, By Order of the Board of Directors,
WONG YU TURG, -Chief Secretary. Hongkong, 13th June, 1902.
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NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
FROM YOKOHAMA AND KOBE.
THE Steamship
" GISELA," having arrived, Consignees of Cargo are hereby their risk, into the Godowns of the Hongkong informed that their Goods are being landed at
and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company, Limited, whence delivery may be obtained.
No Cinims will be admitted after the 'Goods have left the Godowns, and all Claims must be sent in to the Office of the Undersigned before Noon, on the 18th instant, or they will not be recognized.
No Fire Insurance has been effected, and any instant, will be subject to rent. Goods remaining in the Godowns, after the 18th
Bills of Lading will be countersigned by
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Steamship
having arrived, Consignees of Cargo are hereby informed that their Goods are being landed at their risk, into the Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company, Limited, whence delivery may be obtained. This Vessel brings Cargo:-
"MARIA VALERIE,"
the time. The captain and mate were partiallyTHE stunned, but quickly recovered, and seizing a legb of rope, the end of which had been made fast, they sprang into the sea, which was very calm. The captain's wife was blown over- board, but she was reached by her husband and held up: The American and Dane had disappeared, and are supposed to have been killed by the explosion or drowned. There were several crat in the vicinity, and a boat survivors were picked up after being eight being speedily sent from a barge, the three
minutes in the water.
THE FLAWN" BURNT UP. By this time the town was blazing furiously from stem to stem. The sails were soon destroyed, the mass went overboard, and nothing was left but the blazing hull deifting upon the ebb tide. In two hours only a few spars were left floating out to sea.
From Venice, er S.S. Thetis transhipped
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The three survivors were placed on board the smack Pandord, of Lowestoft, and con- yeyed to the town, where they were interviewed by a Press representative. The woman lay on the deck on cushions. She was badly burnt about the head and arms, and features were. almost beyond recognition. The captain was severely burnt about the head and arms, while the mate was suffering from shock, but uninWNERS of BOUSES situated in the jured.
As regards the explosion, the mate stated that it occurred without the slightest warning, and the whole ship seemed to heave in the air. Flames and smoke cavie from the main hold where the naphtha was stored, and in a few seconds the whole of the decks were blazing,
SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION?
Worg Kwok Ting, a boatman, with several aliases, was charged with committing robbery with violence within the jurisdiction of China, on or about the 24th April last year. It appears that a requesition has been made to H. E. the Officer Administering the Government, by the Viceroy of Canton, throgh HM's ConsulThe male thought the cause of the explosion General at Canton, for the surrender of the must have been spontaneous combustion. accused
for the commission of a crime as above The captain, who expressed no opinion as to A letter was submitted from the Hon. Direcalated, within the jurisdiction of China. A the cause of the explosion, said he remem tors of Public Works relative to the wire warrant was accordingly issued for the apprebered being knocked down but knew nothing netting over the sewer and storm-water gatheusion of the fugitive on the 19 h April last and ings and stating that large numbers of the the prisoner was arrested by a Chinese police gratings over the gullies were now left partly open to admit of sullage and rain water finding its way into the drains. That being the case, the object of the grids of wire netting, which were recently setas entirely frustrated. As the roads were being considerably damaged by the streams of water which; during heavy rain sforms, were unable to pass off by the ratings, In consequence of the grids being choked with leaves and refuse, he submitted that the grids be removed for the remainder of the rainy sea
sonint
TRESS'S STRAW
Sergeant on the 27th April at Ng Fuk Lane. The case bas been remanded from time to time, and was resumed yesterday before Mr. Haze land, who further adjourned it to the 20th inst. Hop, E. J. Badeley appeared on bolialf of the police for the prosecution, and Mr. Hastings for the defence. A mandarin, deputed by the Viceroy of Canton was present in Court to watch the case of behalf of the Chinese Government. The alleged crime was com mitted in U Pui village, near Sam Chun, about 30 miles from Hongkony, COTTAM & CO TOR SUMMER
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