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professional men, Chinese, Indian and other merchants, it was represented that the Silver Dollar-the legal currency of the Colony-had since the first day of the last II.M.S. Thetis probably leaves for the North year declined in value by more than 15 perinu few days. The Fearless and Rinaldo leave cent. The dollar being a coin dependent fer Weihei on the 9th and roth instant, re- upon the price of silver and accordingly at spectively. After a few days, there, they pro- ceed to the Sealing Patrol via Nagasaki and the mercy of speculators in that metal, who
{lakodate. can raise or depress Rxchange to suit their interests, is liable to violent fluctuations, and it had been paintully evident that violent fluctuations in Exchange are very detrimen-
For the fortnight ended 4th inst. 1,689 rats, of } which 140 were infected, were caught in the City of Victoria and 1,591, of which 37 were infected, in Kowloon, making a grand total of 3,193 caught and 177 infected. At the instance of Captain W. Walsh, of the 15. Huron, G. R. Hood, a seaman of the vessel, was charged before Mr. J. H. Kenid this morning with unlawfully disobeying the orders of the skippet, and with neglect of duty. He was sentenced to four weeks hard
Labour.
THE SANITARY CONDITION
OF EAST POINT.
THE NEW MEMBER OF SANITARY BOARD.
At the Sanitary Board meeting this afternoon Mr. E. A Hewett took his seat for the first time as a member of that body. The follow- ing letter, from the Colonial Secretary to the Sanitary Board Secretary, was rend -
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Colonial Secretary's Office, 12th April, 1903. Excellency the Governor has been pleased to SIR,-I am directed to inform you that His
appoint Mr. E. A. Hewett to be a member of the Sanitary Board in place of Mr. E. Osborne resigned.--I am, etc.
(Ed.) F. H. MAY.
PLAGUE INFECTED HOUSES,
The Colonial Secretary has written to the
Wiru a view to appeal against the decision given in the % A se yesterday, we learn, us we go to press tar the Chinese shipping firms tal to the general interests of the Colony.in the Cluny have subscribed among them. Then the petitioners proceeded to state that selves a large sum of money in aid of the even if the contention that a dollar of low
| plaintiff-the Man, Le ng firm,
value is encouraging to a portion of the trade of the Colony be granted, it must with In order that all bridges along the Canadian Pacific Railway Line to the Pa tfic Coast may out, doubt be admitted that there are be replaced by steel bridges, us son as possiter exempling the houses occupied by the Secretary of the Sanitary Board asking if the numerous interests which have been pre-ble, the Management has contracted for the judically affected by the severe fall in silver construction of 242 steel bridges, all of which which had taken place. This assertion is are to be delivered during the present year. amply borne out by the experience · of
At this afternoon's meeting of the Sanitary Board, a letter, addressed to the Secretary by Messrs. Jardine, Matheson & Co, was con sidered. The writers thanked the Board.
operatives of their mill from house to house Board has considered the question of pro- visitation. Subject to the approval of the hibiting the removal of furniture, bedding, etc, Board they had engaged Dr. Kwan tan Yin,in plague time without a permit. He thinks, įt formerly of the Alice Memorial Hospital, whose would stop the removal of infected effects. sole duty would be to exantine each house and from Plaque infected houses before the Iolice the occupants thereof at least once daily, and This was circulated to the members of the or Sanitary Inspector arrive on the scene.. they undertook that he would give notice to the Board of all cases of plague that occur amongst Board, The Secretary notified the Presicer t
the Byelaws for the Prevention or mitigation · · of Epidemic, Endemic or Contagious disease.
Mr. H., E. Pollock minuted :—I don't think that the byelaws ċ- vér all the ground which is covered by the Colonial Secretary's minute:
The Ginger Beer we supply is prepares the best of our ability the interests of academic discussion that took place inservice, Tytam service, Pakfollam service and their operatives. For the consideration of the And stated: This may be done under No. 2 of
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Board they ventured to suggest that the drains in Caroline Road, eswick Street, Irving Street, locals.-.flushed with sea water once daily as in 1902. Yee Wo Street, and Jardine Bazaar should be
The tank specially built by them last year for that purpose was still available „nd they were inclined to think that the santany condition of the East Point district, which is low-lying, should be unproved by the adop ion of soute means whereby the drains could be subjected, during dry weather, to periodical flushings.
A SPECIALSstle of Government stock will he necessitated by the expenses of the King's reception at Lisbon, says St. James's Gazette. of March 30th. It reminds one of the small Continental Principally which had to float a fresh supply of Conséis in order to have Parliament redecorated, and in raise the income-tax when it fired its largest guns
all those who have felt the pinch of Ar the Sanitary Board meeting this afternoon, the dollar. And who is there that has not?the report of the anglyses of the public water The answer ⚫is furnished in the supplies for the month of April, 1963, was laid enthe table. Samples taken from the Kowloon the mercantile body in this Colony, the meeting of the members of the Cheung Sha Wan supply showed that the water we print in another column a long tele-Hongkong "General Chamber of Com is of excellent quality. gram received from our Special Corres
merce on the 18th February last. Mr. pondent in Singapore transmitting to us, in Osborne, the leading speaker on that occa- the main, the recommendations made by the sion, interrogated: "Is there a man in the Straits Currency Commission. The results Colony who can truthfully say that he bene- The Acting Chief Justice intimated to the of that Commission's labours have been fusty a fall in silver ?." And he gave the reply lawyers in count this morning, during the hear eagerly watched for in this Colony, and our
that there was perhaps just one man and that ing of a bankruptcy case, that, as one of the readers have placed before them to-day one whose income is in gold and spends it all library books was missing through a member a concise summary of the text of that in silver to the utmost limit, saving nothing, of the "cloth leaving it in the court, should #10st important document-the report investing nothing. The agitators in the Lorrowed books be lost in future the of the Commission. The announcement of Straits for a change in the currency, without i baixisterar solicitor in question woull have to
make gool the same. the appointmem of the Commission was expressing any views as to the sterling value made by us in our issue of the 6th November to be given to the dollar. were of opinion last from a special wire received from our
that it is extremely desirable that the Landon correspondent dated the 5th of that legal currency of that Colony and of the month. The Commission was composed Federated Malay States should have a of the following members:-Sir David fixed relative value to the British sterling Barbour, chairman; Mr. William Adamson, sovereign. It will be seen that by the recon. C.M., appointed by the Straits Settlements mendation of the Commission the wishes Association; Mr. C. ¿. Johnson of the of the business community have been entirely Colonial Office, and Mr. W. Blain, of the met. What will be the value of the new Treasury. Discussing the constitution of the coin in relation to gold when the present Commission on the 6th November, the 5. F dollars are demonetized it is not stated in Press thus comments on the qualifications the telegram; but, nevertheless, the main A. S. WATSON & Co., of each individual member:-"Sir David fact remains that not only is the feasibility Barbour, K.C.dth, R.C.SI, is probably the of a change to a gold currency recognised highest authority on Eastern currency ques- but it is actually proposed by the Commis- tions: For many years Financial Membersion as entirely practicable. It believes that in India, in 1886 he was a member of the ❘ the method of conversion it proposes is to Royal Commission on Bimetallism. In 1893 be a slow one, but all the same l is he was made a member of the Council of Financial Relations of Great Britain and Ire land. Later he was member of the West in dies Sugar Council, and in 1898, of the Indian Currency Commission. In 1899 he was Chairman of the Currency Com- gold currency has been dissipated into mittee of the West African Colonies. Mr. thin air. The ground is thus cut from under William Adamson is the senior partner of the feet of conservative silverites who, Messrs. Gilfillan Wood & Co. and was in spite of all convincing arguments, are for many years out here, a member, of headstrong in the opinion that no change Council, and one of the most thought ful and public-spirited meo of a time that had a good many men of that stamp, His public services were recognised by Her late Majesty bestowing on him the honour of C.M.G-shi He is Chairman of the Straits Settlements Association in London, and a Director of the P. and O. Company. It is some years since he left the Colony, but he has kept well in touch with its interests and
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Committee. Mr. George, William Johnson,vered in London on the 30th April...
C. E. LeMunyon has an announcement to make to you very shortly; watch for it.-.A dut. The collier Tottenham is due here at the end of the month with a cargo of coal for the Ad- miralty.
MESSRS, Carmichael & Clarke have finished the construction of the 73 ft. launch Remedios, which is destined for Manila.
May was appointed a clerk in the Colonial Office in 1881; he was secretary to the Eastern Currency Committee 1891, assistant private secretary to Mr. Chamberlain in 1896, then private, secretary to Sir Robert Meade, and became acting principal clerk in the Colonial Office in 1900. He was -8th Wrangler in 1880, and is a scholar of Trin. Coll. Cambridge. Mr. Blain we have not been able to trace." According to the L. & C. Express Mr. Blain is a
THE lime washing return for the fortnight ended z8th ult, showed that 2,554 houses in the Mr. A. E. Collins cent.al district were limewashed. Treasury expert. acted as Secretary to the Commission which held its first sitting early in MASERS. Hancock and Pontifex met in the November. it was reported on the 30th final of the Hongkong Cricket Club tennis January that the Coramission had then championship yesterday. Mr. Hancock won concluded taking its evidence, and was to by three sets to two. proceed immediately to the consideration of PHOTOGRAPHIC its report. The evidence was, it is believed, of a very conflicting natúre, and could DEPARTMENT..Scarcely be said to betoken anything like a
THIS moming Mr. J. U. Kemp sentenced a concensus of opinion. It must, therefore, native, who had two previous convictions against be all the more satisfactory that the con- him, to six weeks hard labour for stealing af clusions arrived at by the members of the hanging lamp, valued at $3, the property off Commission are unanimous; for it is Sergeant Cox, of the Derbyshire Regiment.
COOKING RANGES,
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Hongkong, Sth July, 1902.
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THE Hoa. Tre surer of the Alice Memorial and Nethersole Hospitals begs to acknowledge with thanks the following donations to the funds of the Hospitals:-
Ewens & Harston
Hon. F. H. May, C. M.G... Chi Kwai Wa..
Kwang Sang & Co.
A Patient ...
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PROGRAMME of music to be played by the Band of the 10th Bombay Light Infantry on the New Parade Ground, on Monday next, the 11th instant, from 5 to 6.30 p.m.
PROGRAMME. Starch...... ...Shorelin “....... 1.1ancheton. Overtnic.........." Stradalla "flotow. Senua ed Aria...” L'Assedio £) Arleau". Verdi. Selection....." The Barrack-room Hallads "......Gerard, Basation Solu....." The Scorch Melodies"........Godfrey. Selection......."A Night in Berlin ".
God Save the King,
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BEFORE Mr.-H. H. Kemp, this morning, Captain G. H. Lee, of the S.S. Kawachi Maru, charged a Japanese tailor with stowing himself on his vessel on a trip from Singapore to Hongkong. it seems that the tailor secreted himself on board ship, and his presence was only dis- covered the next day, when he took a seat at The dining table. He said he paid his passage after the ship left Singapore, on the 30th ult, but as he was unable to show any papers to that effect and was pennyless and had no baggage, the Magistrate sentenced him to 14 days' hard
labour.
WRITING to the Chefoo Express Mr. Fred, J. Curtis, Lloyd's Agent, says-On behalf of the Captain; Officers and crew of the s.5. Vitoria, and alsu the undersigned who was present, I write to ask you to insert this letter as a public acknowledgement of kindness and services rendered, in time of need. When no other means were available Captain Ching of the cruiser la yung promptly offered the services of his vessel, proceeded to the Stranded steamer and when bad weather set in, and it was dangerous to remain longer on the steamer, everybody was prompily taken off and remain- ed on board the iniyung through the night where all were unanimous as to the kindness and forethought with which they were treated. Signed by request of the member of the crew of s.s. Victoria,
The request was granted.
MAJOR-GENERAL GASCOIGNE
AND CANADIAN EXPORTE1 S.
According to an Ottawa cable, dated 14th ult., Major-General Gascoigne, Commanding the Forces at Hongkong, has written to the Minister of Trade and Commerce, s'ating that the War Office supplies at Hongkong include about 30,000 pounds of foar per month. This, he says, may be suppl.ert in lots of 1,000 sacks of 50 pounds each, and he has advised both Canada and Australia of the contract, in order. that they may tender. The flour now supplied is mostly from the United States, and he hopes that arrangements may be made whereby a portion or the whole of this trade may go either to Canada or Australia. The flour is manufact- ured into bread by the military at Hongkong,
ROBERTS AT THE CHINESE CLUB.
In the presence of a large number of lucal cuists Mr. John Roberts gave an exhibition game of 1,030 up at the Chinese Club last evening, conceding 650 start to Mr. E. H. Hinds, bis opponent. The game was followed with keen interest, applause being frequently accorded both to the veteran and the local player. The principal breaks during the evening were: Roberts, 35, 44, 87, 41, 70, 54, 74, 62, 46 and 167; Hinds; 29, 23 and 26 With Hinds at ur Roberts was standing at 829 and upon going to the table raised the score by brilliant nursing to 996, when he failed with a cushion shot. Hinds replied with 14, bringing his total to 945, and Roberts, taking a stroke across the table, off the cushion, for a pocket off
the white lying in the corner, just missed the spot and went in. Hinds gave one in balk and Roberts potted the red finishing the game, Roberts, 1,000 (in play). Hinds, 951. A couple of games of pyramids was played, and after Roberis had showed several fancy tricks with the balls an enjoyable evening was concluded.
SIR HENRY BLAKE.
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Mr. Fung Wa Chün ÷General prohibit on is inadvisable as it interferes with the freedom
of the people. As far as infected houses are concerned, the idea is good.
Captain Lyons:-A copy of this bye-law in question might be attached,
The Principal Civil Medical Officer —The crown solicitor states that this bye-law cm- powers the prevention of the removal of fur. niture etc. to or from any premises in the disticts defined by the Board.
SANITARY SURVEYOR'S
QUARTERLY REPORT
Board this afternoon the following report was At the fortnightly meeting of the Sanitary submitted:-
Sanitary Board Office,
4th May, 1903, Sir, -1 have the honour to forward herewith-
my report for the first quarter of 1503.
(1) Plans have been deposited and passed by me during the quarter for the drainage of 51 houses, plans for 713 houses were carried for. ward from 1902, making a total of 707 in kand during the quarter.
(2) The drainage of 79 houses has been come pleted having 688 to carry, forward.
(3) Notices for repairs or alterations to the drains of to houses have been received, 94 were carried forward from 1953 making a total of 154 in hand.during the quarter. Of these 717 have been completed and 4 cancelled huvi g 76 to carry forward,
(4), Certificates have been granted under Sec- tion 84 of Ordinance 13 of 1501 for 137 new houses that have been built in accordance with the provisions of that Ordinance,
() The drains of 39 houses have bjen inspected and reported on. Of these 34 required amending and 5 were found to be carried for- word in good order. Notices were served in the owners of the above 34 houses calling on them to execute the necessary work.
(6) In addition to the above, 7,711 hduses"
have been inspected by the drainage inspectors with the result that 431 minor dramage nuisances have been discovered.
Notices have been served in each case on the owner or occupier requiring them to abats the nuisance.
91 nuisances have been reported to the M. O. H. and 91 to the Hon. D. P. W. to be dealt with by them.
792 choked drain traps on private property: 2 have been cleansed by the Drainage Inspectors, a (7) The records have been maintained and are com, lete.
kong, is a true Irishman, says the Bangkok Sir Henry Blake, the Governor of Hong- Times. He is always giving occasion for the swinging of the shillelagh. And the curious (8) The following tables shew- thing is that he is the sweetest-tempered, alla, The new draidage work done during the things-to-all-men sort of individual that one quailer. Hongkong is over the action of some Chinese executed during the quarter. ever met. The latest quarrel that has arisen in (b) The number of repairs or additions
who took it upon themselves to send a petition
The total work done since the "Public"
Year,
In hand
73
713
6
54
79
767
638
to Mr. Chamberlain asking him to extend Sir Health Ordinance came in force
TABLE A Henry's gubernatorial reign to carry out certain work. Other Chinese are indignant-if the
Number of Number of Plans Number Year.. lionen desine received. letters in the papers are any criterion-that Carried forward they should have been misrepresented. Many from 1907.... signed the petition without knowing its exact (1993 1st tjuarter, terms till they saw it in the papers. So, of course, we have the "wigs on the green. The fact is, Six Henry Blake has always given more attention to the wants of the poor, the natives, than to those who could shift for themselves. In Jamaica where he was Gov- ernor for a considerable number of years while one section, the larger, adored him another saw in him the incarnation of all evil. Yet be started agricultural banks and horse Girs, saw. railways built, extended the usefulness, of, the botanical gardens, and fostered the frut trade, 1899 to 1901) wich is now practically the sole support of the island. Unfortunately he had a masterful: way with the body called the Legislative Council and continually gave then nasty knocks. It was a lovely scene when he told the honourable members that the Council was.
TABLE B Passed. Can. Total Received. In
celled. Carried forward?
38
94 -55% from 19oz...} ra: quarter 1903.136. B 39 60
74
78 $54 TAULE G Plans Houses Plan Houses Ceidi received, drained, can carried Acuter "cellada forwardi grante
ed,
composed, of a body of experts so THE final of the championship of the Royal
inclusive [728d peculiarly fitted by experience and ability Hongkong Golf Club will be played between to inquire into su technical and complex Mr. C. E. H. Leavis and Mr. W. W. Clark on
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Watch C. E. LeMunyon's announcement in is a notification in the Gazelle of India the this paper. Adui.
Governor-General in Council announces to the army that his Majesty the King Emperor has been pleased to permit thelwords "Pekin, 1900 and "China 1900" to be borne upon the colour and appointments of a number of Corps in commemoration of their gallant conduct and distinguished services in China. The 1st Bengal Lancers, the 7th Rajputs, the 1st Sikhs, and the 24th Punjab infantry are to bear the words "China 1900," while the 3rd Bombay a problem and to report thereon. Our Wednesday, the 13th instant, at Happy Valley. Cavalry, the 16th Bengal Lancers, the Queen's telegraphic information is that the report has Members will be at home at the Golf House Own Madras Sappers, the Bengal appers, the been unanimously signed. The unanimity from 4 pm to 5.30 pm, and ladies are invited.mbay Sappers, the 1st Madr s Pioneers, the 3rd Madras Light Infantry, the and Rajputs, of the members of the Commission after so. protracted and exhaustive an inquiry must be
By kind permission of Major Radcliffe and the 28th Madras Infantry, 31st Burma Infantry, a mere debating society." many a long day. During the twenty-four hours ended at nood the 6th Jats, the 22nd Bomlay Infantry, the 16th had to pass before the memory of that most to-day loanther cases of bubonic plague, taken as an indication that the weight of evid-will play the following programme of
officers the Band of the 33rd Burma Infantry Baluchistan infantry, the 14th Sikhs, the 4th grievous insult was even partially eradicated making 518 since January ist, were reported. ence is entirely in favour of their recommen-
music in the King Edward Hotel to-morrow Punjab Infantry, the 4th Gurkhas, the zoth from the minds of these legislators. Yet the Friday, the 8th instant, during dinner from 2.30 33rd Bnjab Infantry, the gih Infantry, the true, and while legislators fumed and threaten
Punjab Infantry, the 30th, Baluch Infantry, the remarks, let it be whispered, were perfectly | -5.
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Sir Frank Swettenham, KCMG., by the members of the mercantile, commercial, [365e and tidal community, land Owners, *HE÷Beer to drink in is the Bear
Hongkong, 20th March, 1903.
to 9:30 p.m.
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PROGRAMME at Slyderabad Contingent, and also the Imperiale, the man-in-the-street grinned bugely. March; around. "My Old Dutch * Willas.Service Jodhpore Lancers, Malerkotla Soppers, | When bis term was up petitions were sent Selection.. Les Cloches de Cornville Planquests to the Alwar Infantry, and the Bikauir Infantry home by some of his admirers asking for the Song The Chorister Bullivan, are to bear the words Peking, 1900.
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