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Before commencing the business, at the Supreme Court this morning, the Chief Justice (Sir William Goodman) said: Before we pro- ing, when one reporter was called on the jury, ceed with the business of the day 1 should like and another, a witness in the case, was exto make a few remarks on this new edition of cluded from Court.
the Ordinances of Hongkong which came into foic when the Proclamation was published THE acting harbour-master of Port Swettenham in the extraordinary Gaselle yesterday. This reports that a bar is forming right across the is the first sitting of the Court since they entrance to Port Sweltenham. The outside have been in forc, and I will make a few berth of Jetties Nos. i and a show depths of 22 remarks because I think they will be and 23 ft. respectively. The number of vessels of use and of interest to the Colony. As using the port in 1902 was 2,620, of 860,541 tons.
the new edition of the Ordinances of this Colony has now been brought into force, THE Senior Warden of Mines recently had should like express the obligation under som samples of tin slag from refuse heaps in which we, of the legal profession, feel ourselves the F. M. S. analysed. One sample cont ined to the late Chief Justice, Sir John Carrington, as much as 8.4 per cent, of tin, and the average for the care, the trouble and the ability he has of ten 4.4 per cent. Samples over five years expended upon this most useful work. At the old averaged 4.93 and recent samples 3.87 per end of December, 1900, Ordinance No. 36 of There seems a possibility of wealth 1900, entitled "An Ordinance to make pravi. from treating these slags if they are abundanti sion for the Preparation and Publication of a SITTING in bankruptcy jurisdiction at the New and Revisedtion of the Statute Laws of the Colony," with passed, and Sir John Wor- Supreme Court this morning the Chief Justice
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Hongkong, ThURSDAY, JULY 21, 1904.
A BUSY BURGLAR.
The ingenuity of the thief who, for several weeks' past, has been putting his skill to
THE S.S. "HIPSANG"
--Wò hear that a private telegram was receiv». ed in the Colony from Shanghai, this morning, stating that the Indo China S, N. Co's 1.5.
prang was on her way to Shanghai from the North; but a later telegram, received by the same firm this afternoon, advised that the 5.5. fliprang had been sunk by the Russians, whe ther by a mine or as a result of the deliberate.. action of a cruiser is not stated in the wire,
S. C. FARNHAM, BOYD & CO., LO.
Report of the Board of Directors presented at the fourth annual general meeting held at Shanghai on the 19th inst. To the Shareholders of
TELEGRAM.
THE WAR
RUSSIAN SEA-RAIDERS
IN THE PACIFIC.
CONFIRMATORY NEWS.
Mr. Taro Hodsumi, Manager in Hongkong of the Yokohama Specio Bank, Ld., writes us under to-day's .... date:
"The following telegram has been received from our Head Office at Yokohama :-
'YOKOHAMA, 20th July,
7.15 p.m.
Russian Vladivostock squadron
S. C. FARNHAM, BOYD & Co., Ld. ́. Gentlemen,-The Directors have pleasure in submitting to you their Report, with Statement of Accounts made up to the 30th April lası, which they trust will prove satisfactory to you.
The net profits including the amount brought | passed Straits of Tsugaru to Pacifio.” forward from last year, and after paying all This cablegram confirms the special charges and allowing for all known liabilities, amount to Tls. 760,553.18,
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wire received from our Yokohama → After allowing for an interim dividend of 5 correspondent and printed in our
issue of last evening. per cent on 55,200 shares paid in December of last year, which absorbed Tls. 276,000, there remains for distribution the sum of Tis. 484,553.18. With this amount the Directors propose to deal as follows:
Tis.
A final dividend of Tis. 7 pershare... 386,400,00
Add to reserve fund
$0,000.00
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· SWIMMING · ·FETE.
Following is the programme of events for
practical test at the expense of the occupiers By kind permission of Lt. Col. Iremonger and Such approval, when given, was to be notified Amount to be carried to new account 48,153.18 next Saturday's swimming fête :-
of Ripon Terrace, is worthy of commenda- tion to those less fortunate members of the light-fingered fraternity who bungle in a petty theft of peanuts from a hawker's stall and get their just deserts in imprisonment and stocks. To burgle four houses out of five and to pay a return visit to two of them in the course of a fortnight, after the police have been notified, and the occupiers put on their guard requires not only a cool impudence but a quick wit. In our issue of Saturday last we recorded the systematic attack which a thief or thieves had been making upon these houses, and stated that in the course of the past seven days four out of the five houses had been entered and money, clothing and jewellery stolen, Several days later one of the victims of this uninvited guest wrote drawing attention to the inadequate policing of the neighbourhood asserting that he was informed by an Indian constable on duty that his beat was from No. B Police Station, along Bonham Road, past Ripon Terrace, down by Eastern Street (35 to Hospital Road and back again. This round, he wrote, occupies fully an hour. We have not been able to verify his state ment but admitting that the Sikh's informa- tion is correct, there would appear necessity for some consideration being given to in- habitants of the distric: to ensure that their property is safeguarded. And judging by what has since transpired a change is most desirable. On Monday the robber of Ripon Terrace was once again on the alert, and finding "all serene" took a favourable opportunity of again calling at the first house and re- lieving the servants of some of their savings.
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officers, the Band of the 93rd Burma Infantry will play the following programme of music at the King Edward Hotel, during dinner, on Friday. the 22nd instant, (weather permitting)
Ather ...Crook
"March......Kumalae '
Overture...." Haydes Selection....." The Lady Slavey' Song..........." The Caterpillar and the Rese"... Carey Selection..." The Orchid ".................................
Ivan Cory:!! Valtz........" Diana "..............
............. Kirby. Dance,... Punch and Judy .........Boggetl
God save the King.
By kind permission of the Commander of Police, the Macao String Band will play the following programme of music at the Macao Hotel from 7.30 p.m. to 9.30 p.m. on Saturday next, the 231d inst.
March..." Fire Lance"
..... H. Leiblg
ill health (causing his retirement from office) and many difficulties, he has so successfully accomplished. Section to of the Ordinance provided that, on the completion of the printing and binding of the copies, the Seal of the Co lony was to be impressed on the title page of each copy, then the New Edition was to be laid before the Legislative Council for approval.
has been now done (see the Gasette Extraor by Proclamation in the Gazette. All this dinary of July 20th, 1994), and, therefore, section eleven of the Ordinance now has full effect. That section is as follows:-"From and after the date of such Proclamation the new edition shall be deemed to be, and shall be, without any question, in all Courts of Justice and for all other purposes whatsoever,. the sole and only Statute Book of this Colony up to the date of the latest of the Ordinances contained therein: Provided that nothing in this section shall affect the operation of any Ordinance which may be passed before such approval by the Legislative Council, for the repeal, alteration or amendment of any earlier Ordinance after such Ordinance has been already printed in the new edition." Ofcourse, in some instances, the number of an Ordin- ance has had to be altered; but the excel- lent tables of reference contained in the third volume show at a glance what has become of each Ordin-nce in the edition of the Ordinances hitherto in use, and where and under what number it is to be found in the New Edition. So far as I can judge in the short time I have bad, I may say that the Index appears to be an admirable one. I can recollect the former edition in four volumes being brought out in 1890 and 1891, and the concise edition in two volumes in 1891 and 1892, both compiled by Mr. A. J. Leach, now Mr. Justice Leach, the larger edition being brought out under the general supervision of the Law Revision Commission of that day, One contained all the Ordinances to the end of 1887, while the other contained only the Ordinances then in force, to the end of 1890 They were most useful works, but the Index, it such it can be called, was most meagre. Since 1890, legislation has been most active and the result has been the passing, not only is to enter the premises first, fdowed by of many new Ordinances, but of a great num. the Excise Officer, who will be imediately ber of Ordinances repenting or amending or
..Ch. Coote ....Wallace ... Raeder
Overture ..... *Poet and Peasant. Suppé Waltzes......." Paul Jones Selection...... Maritaon Waltzes. Swee Yows". Interniczo...." Cavalleria Rusticana ".1 Mascagel Amooy the Roses Characteristic Piece...W Willson Polka............" P. and O "..
Hiccalossi
AT the Supreme Court this morning the Chief Justice continued the hearing of an application by Mr. H. E. Pollock, K.C. (instrucid by Mr. F. B. L. Bowley on behalf of ite Official Receiver) for Li Chung Chow to deliver the scrip of 15 shares in the Union Instance Society of Ganton in connection with the bankruptcy petition, Wong Tat Eing exparte Wong Hon Shea. Mr. M. W. Stadt, instructed by Mr. J. Hays, (of Messrs. Johnson, Stokes and Master) opposed the application, which, after being argued at length, was adjourned
until to-morrow.
We are informed that a general order has been issued to the Police Ford by the Captain Superintendent by which in all future raids on premises to seatb, under warrant, for opium, the constablein charge
FURNITURE This did not satisfy his craving, and after searched by the constable, it is nderstood re-amending the Ordinances contained in those
DEALERS.
DRAWING-ROOM,
DINING-ROOM,
and BED-ROOM
FURNITURE.
ELECTRO-PLATED,
GLASS, and
CHINA WARES. PASTEUR'S MICROBE-PROOF
FILTERS,
a few days' rest he made his seventh call and again evaded capture. His latest escapade was successfully accomplished last evening when he looked in at No. 5 and got away with a bundle of cheques and other articles. Of course, he will be unable to negotiate the former as the Banks have already been apprised of the loss; but past experience had doubtless taught him a lesson for he appears to Have netted a little that may be turned to good account. The strange part of the occurrence is that this willo' the wisp although seen has never been caught or, at least, convicted. Last Saturday afternoon a suspicious looking individual was observed prowling about on the vacant ground in the vicinity of the Terrace and as his movement did not appear to be associated with those of a person of good intent he was taken to the police station where he explained that he was simply catching grass-hoppers, Singu- PHOTOGRAPHICarly enough a man bearing a strong resem
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OLLISIONS and Damages Surveyed.
Salvage Work undertaken. Ship Designs and Specifications prepared. Agents for the Construction and Sale of Steam
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Contract for New Tonnage on reasonable terms
with First-class Builders.
A large stock of Canadian Asbestos and
Asbestocel goods kept.
that this order is issued in view if the ever former editions. It was, therefore, most neces- recurring allegations of those person on whose sary that an up-to-date edition of local statutes premises illicit opium is found at the and one of a really authoritative character should be brought out. The reason why this Excise Officer put it there before he search
This order, the Opiur Farmer edition stops at the end of 1901 is explained by began." looks upon with the gravest ippreben. Sir John Carrington in his preface. Through sion, as minimising his chances of ever ton-his being ill and having to gn home, most of victing illicit possessors of opium. The very the proofs had to pass between Hongkong and instant a constable makes his appearance London, causing great delay. I see that the on their premises, the househdders number of Ordinances now in force contained in the new edition is only about 213. This at once understand the reason of his pr sence, and, while his attention is give is owing to the later amendments being in- to searching the Excise Officers, there corporated in the Ordinances to which they will be nothing to prevent the inmates from refer. Anyone possessing the Ordinances fot making away with any opium of which they 901 and 1903, and the few passed, this may be in unlawful possession.
jar, together with this new edition, has all the dinances now in force in Hongkong. At first A SOILED singlet on the back of a small tay be that the alterations in the nombering Chinese boy would appear a somewhat curious macause some perplexity. For instance, the means of identification of an alleged thief in a Baruptcy Ordinance is now No. 7 of 1891. country where soiled singlets on the backs of Ire to that as I am taking Bankruptcy the natives are more the rule than the ex- malteko-day. But if you turn to its heading ception; yet this was the identification offered in the new edition you will find that it in a case at the Police Court this morning. incorpoles what was, formerly, Ordinance From the evidence it appeared that Lung Ling. No. 20 891, together with the Ordinances blance to a certain catcher of grass-hop-a prepossessing young Chinese girl, was walk formerly hwn as No. 6 of 1892, 24 of 1845, 2 pers has been noticed on the same piece ing along Wing Lok Street yesterday afternoon of 1901, 029 of 1901, section 7, so that one of ground on several occasions of late and with a friend, when she suddenly felt a tug has now to ler to only one Ordinance instead his presence has always been associated at her hair and swinging round, saw a of to five in Her to ascertain the law of Bank-- boy making off with all speed. ruptcy, whilf one refers to any of the old with a nocturnal visit to Ripon Terrace at small
Finding two gold hair pins were also making numbers in chronological table contained no distant date.
off with the boy the girl gave chase, but seeing in the third me he sees at a glance where the youth was increasing the distance be it is to be fad in the new edition. I may LOCAL AND GENERAL. tween them, she shouted to Chinese constable further menti that to prevent difficulty in No. 46 who joined in the chase, but the com: the cases who forms or other documents ONE fatal plague case was notified during the bined efforts of the two failed to run the boy to contain only rences to the old numbers earth, as he was quite lost to sight. Two hours Section 12 ofhe Statute Laws (Revised twenty-four hours ended at noon to-day.
later No. 46 was passing up the street again Edition) Ordine, 1900, expressly provides THE N. C. D. News understands that, in view and there saw his quarry standing near a stall, as followsers in any enaciment or of the possibility of complications, the directors and prom tly arrested him, and took him To in any document whatsoever kind, reference of the China Merchants' S. N. Co. bave decided the station, Inspector Gourlay sent for the is made to an eatment repealed or other-
complainant, who identified the defendant. not to sell their steamer Leeyun at present.
This morning, before Mr. Gompertz, the com- THE local Press have been invited to visit the plainant identified the boy, she said, not by his tramway system from Arsenal Street to Shau-face which she did not see, but by his dirty kiwan to-morrow afternoon, and also to inspect singlet. She swore positively to the dirty the power station and car sheds at Bowrington singlet. Mr. Gompertz said that there was nothing remarkable about the boy's costume to distinguish him from any other dirty little Chi- nese boy, but the prosecutrix remained posis tive, saying she knew the singlet at once as
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THE . C. D. News has issued a supplement -containing a panoramic map of the Liaotung Feninsula and Port Arthur, showing the relative positions of the opposing armies. It
wise affected by under the operation of this Ordinance, reference shall, where necessary, be deen to extend and apply to the corresponding timent in the new edition. It will also be obed that short titles are affixed to the Ordices in the new edition. Some years ago there sometimes omitted. cannot but think in a very short time, when people get acceded to the occasidal alterations in the deed more familiar "it was unusually dirty, and she had had a numbers of the varices finances, the great
Tis. 484.551.18 Mr. Jas. R. Twentyman, has returned from leave and Mr. David Cranston is at present at home on a holiday.
and Articles of Association, one of the DirecLOIS, In accordance with § 98 of the Memorandum
Mr. H. van Rücker, retires, but, being eligible, offers nimself for re-election.
-election.
The accounts have been audited by Messrs. Geo. D. Scott and J. D. Thorburn, who retire, but being eligible, offer themselves for re
PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT, 1903. December 22nd.
Shares To 5% Interim Dividend on 55,300
1904. April 30th. To Balance
t
4. p.m.-Two LENGTHS. (Handicap). Two.
Prizes.
HEAT 1.
T. E. Ellis... J. B. Macdomald
· J. H. R. Hance... A. J. V. Ribeiro C. Humphreys R. C. Witchell
H. C. Austen
E. Humphreys
441
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"Go" ...Owes 3 sec.
8 "
39
12
12
» 15
HEAT IL
"Go"
Owes 6 sec.
H
10
π
15
14
N
14
"Go"
...
Tis.
276,000,00
484,553.18
J. M. Roza Pereira. J. Millar J. Witchell... N. H. Alves
W. S. Bailey
J. W. Bains...
A. V. Barros
Tis.... 760,553.18
Thi 43,124,22
1903. May ist. By Balance carried forward
1904. April 30th, By Transfer from Working Account 717,428,96
Tis.... 760,553-18
BALANCE SHERT. Capital Account. Assets.
1904. April 30th.
HEAT III
...Owes 5 sec.
H. A. Lammert...
H. C. Sayer
1 7
10
ME
14
13 19
4-20 p.m.-Two LENGTHS. (Army, Navy and Police) Two Prizes. Post Entries. Five to
start for two prizes.
4.30 p.m.-PLUNGING. Two Prizes.
R. C. Witchell
J. E. Ellis
N. B. Alves
J. Witchell
F. M. Roza Fereira
H. A. Lammert
W. T. Andrews
A. V. Barros
?
'TIS.
H. C. Austau
F. K. Tata
To Old Dock:
"Old Dock," Property with Boi- iers, Pumps, Moorings, Shear Legs, Launching Ways, Cap- stans, etc, rom. f, al, gb....... 670,002.00 Office Building, Godowns, Ma-
D
chine Shops & Dwelling Houses, including Ground, 3m.
71 61. 40....................................................................... 1[0,850.00 Cosmopolitan Dock:
"Cosmopolian Dock," Property
with Pumphouse, Pumps, Bois lers, etc, including Ground, 45m. 2f. 11. 7h...... Land incld'g Bunding, Wharves and Wall, 107m. '5f. B), 6h...... Machine Shops, Godewas, Office,
and Dwelling Houses............ to Chinese Houses, including
Ground, 9m. ¡f ol. 8h. International Dock: "International Dock," Wharves
and Bunding...................
554,000.00
94,000,00
T. C. Swaby
5 p.m.-2 LENGTHS (Handicap). —Final.
5.10 p.m.-RUNNING HEADER from Spring
Board. Two Prizes.
Frank Jorge.
C. Humphreys,
J. Millar."
J. Witchell:
J. A. A. Hance.
5.25 p.m.-TEAM RACE, H. C. Witchell (Capt.) H. C. Sayer.
J. M. Roza Pereira. J. AS Alves. 100,300.00 | J. M. Britto.
E. Humphreys, 29,000.00 W. S. Bailey.
J.'S. Ellis,
$80,000.00
Land 125m, 86, 14, 31................................... 90,479.00 Buildings.
Tunkadoo Dock:
78,569.00
*Tunkadoo Dock," Property with Buildings, Boilers, Pumps, Shear Legs, etc, 35m. 61, 91, jh.' 178,500,00 New Dock:
365,014.00
"New. Dock," Property with.... Buildings, Boilers, Pumps, Shear Legs, etc, 48m. 4f. 91. oh. 671,488.00 Engine Works, Pootung: Property with Buildings, Shear Legs, and Railway, 54m. 36, 11, Sh.......... Sundries: Machinery and Tools at five
Docks and Engine Works......1,101,457.73
Muncken, Samskul, Barque Elizabeth Nicholson, 4 sica- mers, Launches, Pile Drivers, Pontoons, Steam Dredgers, Shear Legs, Dock Plant, Office and Drawing Office Material, and Furniture
S.S.
By
か
718,776 50 14,568.20
Shares in Public Companies....n Stock of Material on band, and
unfinished work less Liabilities 1,559,852.37 Sundry Debtors" *************...... 455.964.70 Cash in Hand
Tls........
Liabilities.
April 30th, 1904.
Shareholders for 55,200 Shares
of Tis. too fully paid-up,
Reserve Fund............
"Uncollected Dividends
******
Sundry Creditors. Balance from Profit and Loss
Account,
J. Witchell (Capt.) C. Humphreys. A. V. Barros. J. Millar.. 1. E. Lammert.
H. C. Austen.
H. A. Seth. J. Cronin, N. A. Alves, (Capt.) A. J. V. Ribeiro. F. M. Roza Pereira.
H. A. Lammert,
O. R. Chunnuts.
W. T. Andrews,
G B. Macdonald.
C. D. Silas.
WATER POLO GAME. (White versus Blus).
.. White.
R. C. Witchell (Capt) J. Millar. N. H. Alves.
J. M. Roza Pereira. H. C. Sayer.
F. M. Roza Pereira,
Blue.
J. Witchell (Capt.) A. J. V. Ribeiro,
J. H. A. Hance.
H. A. Lammert
E. Humphreys.
H. J. W. Gidley.
Handicappers-Messrs. T. Meek and J. B.
R. Hance.
Starters.--Messrs. G. A. Caldwell-and E. W.
Mitchell.
Judges.-Messrs. A. Chapman and W. S.
Bailey.
Timekeeper.Mr. E. M., Házeland.
3983.57 IN connection with the anti-Catholic Fiot in.
Hsinchang District, Kiangsi Province, the 7,376,798 16-French Consal General at Shanghai sent 20-
other telegram to the Governor of Kiangsiy thanking the Govers or for the vigorous steps he Tis. had taken in sending troops at once to Hsin- chang for the protection of Catholic missionar. 5,520,000.00 iss, but as the Consul General anticipates fur-.
ther trouble in future, he asks that the Hsin- 850,000 a>
35.307.00 chang: magistrate be adequately punished- 486,937.98 Universal Gazette.
484,553.18
Tls. 7.376,798.16
THE WEATHER,
The following report is from Mr. J. I. Plum mer, Chief Assistant of the Hongkong Obser vatory:
On the 21st at r1.20 am. The barometer has
riten moderately at nearly all stations.
Gradients are moderate upon the China Coast and over the Eastern Sea, moderate S.
SHIPPING AND MAILS.
MAILS DUR wustralian (Empire) 23rd inst. Canadian (Tartar) 24th inst. French (Tourane) 24th inst.
Canadian (Empres of China) 25th:inst Indian (Zuisang) and prox Indian (Gregory Afcar) z6th, inst. American (Korea) Sib prox. American (Gaelic) 18th prox.
The C. P. R. Co's 83 Empreis of China arrived at Kobe at 5.30 pm on 19th inst, and left again at midnight fame day, via Nagasaki for Shanghai where she is due to arrive at on 23rd inst. EU India which left Hongkong on 22nd ult, and on 19th inst, thus making a transit of 27 days from Hongkong and 18 days from Yokohama
Ageats for Messrs. Allen & Sons Electrical is revised and brought up to date as far as good look at it as she chased the boy for some advantage of the prese edition will be winds may be expected in the Formosa Chan-silk ex C. PR. Catat. Empress of possible from a map issued by the Osaka time. Finally Mr., Gompertz, thought that the recognised. I am sure. I only giving expel. They are now also more moderate over Mainichi. To ensure greater clearness, places identification was good enough, and ordered pression to the feeling ofegal profession the China Sea and fresh S. to S,W, wiods will Yokohama on 1st inst, arrived at New York
Plant and Centrifugal Pumps.
are indicated by numbers explained in a key the defendant ten strokes with the birch when I congratulate Sir John the manner in prevail there. [58 attached
Telegram Address Telephone-No, 358.
MARINEWORL" Hongkong, 3rd May, 1904.
The hair pins were not recovered.
which he has completed his cult task
Forecast ¡—Fresh S. winds, cloudy, fair.
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