TELEGRAMS.
[Roster's] 17
The Time on "American-/
Japanese Relations.
LONDON, 26th December. The Times, In a leading article, says the only clond overbanging international relations
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH FRIDAY DECEMBER:28, 1906.
PAVEWAYXIS CHINA.
CHINESE COMMISSIONER'S VISIT TO, MALAVA
$500,000 SUBSCRIBKU IN BINGAPORE. "ome time ago, we called" attention to the presence in Singapore of His Excellency Cheng Pan-seng, Director of Railways in the Province of Fokien, his Chinese official is
RAUB AUST, GOLD MINING CO. | [han, while engaged as compradore by the bank mentioned, it was alleged that: (1) between
General manager's monthly report for the 4 ay weeks adding 1st December, 1906.
The accompanying sheet of mine measure- manis and essay results of prospecting work shows a total of 355 ft. for the period (4 driving, 173. fr. crosscutting, and so'ft, of under review : made up of 5 ft. sinking;
4th, 1905, he spent for ses; without the consent or bis amployers, the sum of of the funds placed is bly Chary
(2) that he was doing business With a Chiara firm styled Fu Hsing or Hek with the approval of Mr. John Adamion, manager of his bank. Taking advantage of
THE CITY OF BIEN.
CARNE MITSUBISHI'S NEW PURCHAS
The Miisu Bish Company has purchased" the salvage-sicamer City of Birmingham and te-named her, the Arima-maru, } It will be recalled that this vessel was offered for sale by public auction at Nagaiaki on September, ath, when the highest bid-Y50,000-did not reach
in-Japan Ci ronicle.
in the New World. As allies of Japan - and 90 a tour, among his compyriots in Malays, face prospecting, aš against a tótál of 387 ft for the similarity of the pronunciation of the trade. | the reserve price, and the vessel was bought
kinsmen of the United States we cannot be Indifferent to the unfortunate Californian complications. There is no reason to think that any violent, rupture between the two Governments in threatened; but Japan's meteoric progress has brought one of the grasiest problems of the future that of the
and Westto our very doors...
fir the purpose of arousing their interest in the silway schemes now in course of promotion in the Fakien 'rovince, and if all we hear is true he has succeeded admirably/In_his mission.
To Singapore alone, in ipite of the outcry bout "hard times," Cheng is reported to have brained subscriptions for no less than 100,000
the previons four weeks
MINES.
came of a friend of bis, named Yeh Shao-ling, and funhor of the fact that Mr. Adamson could not mad, Chinese characters, the accused con ̧BUKIT KOMAN, *~440ft. Lovel, Drive South-To this has bean rived a device for defrauding the bank, added 6 ft:, making a total of 205 ft. The lode, And capsodYeb Shao-ling to draw. three
respectively in the name of Hu Hsing,
Fand 62 in. wide, gives an average assay of 4t details for Y10,000, Y15,000 and Y20,000 -448-ft. 'Level, Drive N. on Hanging Wall presented the same to Mr. Adamson on August and 12th, 1906, misrepresenting them
thut fraudulently obtaining a total sum of V47,131.25 from the bank on the three occa soos mentioned, g
relations betweeii all the races of the Easthares. As each'share is valued at 55--we do 1 Branch-This and has been driven 5 ft making || votatute bills drawn by the firm of Fu Hujagi not know if this is local currency, or the a total distance of 193 ft, from the shaft. 1 Chinese dollar, of varying degreas of fineness lode, 48 ia, wide, assays 5 dwi
440 Level, Drive N. on Foot Wall Branch. The Chinese Customs.
now being turned out in the various provincial Further correspondence concerning the mints of China, or the convenient, but fistedia.This has been advanced 9 it, making a total Chinese Customis has been issued, conclud. appearing, Mexican coin-the amount collected of 12 ft." The lade, '57 in wide, asınys 4f dwt,... 340 fevel north, Drive on Hanging Wall in Singapore amounts to Son,200. This ought ing with the publication of Sir Robert Hart's in satisfy this peripatetic delegate of Chinese Branch-Here 6 ft. has been driven, bringing circular. I appears that Sir Edward Grey mandarindom, and, if the money is well laid the total to 52 ft. The lode, by in. wide, assays pressed for the publication of the assurance
out, the Straits Chinese may lay the fialtering 7 dwt. that Sir Robert Hart's position was dot Im-unction to their souls that they have borne no inconsiderable share in the reform of their paired.
Faiherland and its development by means of rapid transportation.,
Sir John Jordan telegraphed on the seth October that the publication would appear as made under the authority of the Walwu- pu, but the Dally Chronicle paints out that the circular says nothing about the authority of the Waiwupu, and that the point is a material one which should be cleared up. Later.
The Insubordination at Portsmouth.
Commodore Galloway, at Portsmouth, has posted a memorandum expressing confidence In the manliness of the men to assist him and Commander Sinclair in making Portsmouth the first naval depot in the would... He ad- dresser every one without exception, well knowing that so-called bad characters in- elude many with only perhaps a spice of the devil in them, but whom he would be glad to have with him where hard blows were belog dealt. He consider that every In dividual man in his command is specially under his protection and to be shielded from injustice.Preparation for war is the whole pbject of their existence, and will be the touch-stone of all his acts.
France.
Later,
The enforcement of the Beparation Law is creating a serious situation in Lower Brit- tany and the clergy are preaching revolt against the law.
her
THE YUBI-HAN RAILWAY,
CHẲNG TO Chai Wanted:
patoum [From a'Oorrespondant.]
fi
His Excellency left Singapore on the 8th instant for Penang. We as informed that he will spend three weeks in 'perambulating the Native States in search of further subscriptions, From Penang he travels to Rengoor, and upon his return to Singapore, will go on to Java. His mission terminates there, and he will then return to China via Singapore.
While in Singapore, Cheng sent out broad- cast an "Express, printed in Chinese, explain. ing the object of his mission and soliciting financial support. The document is too long to reproduce in our columns, but the following is a summary of its principal statements:-... "During the past ten years, the Chinese resident in China have awakened to a sense of the importance of railway construction for the development of the resources of the country, though they are, unfortunately, ignorant of engineering knowledge themselves. The pea- ple of the lokien (or Fokien) Province have just be ome aware of the necessity for railways throughout the Province, and the necessity for linking up their railway system with those already constructed or contemplated in the Provinces of Kwanglung and Kwangsi, Anhui and Cheking.
"The Board of Commissioners in Fokien Province, therefore, petitioned the Emperor
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240 ft. Level north.-On a bunch of quarte, met in the hanging wall of the stope, a drive 36 in. wide assays vỷ dut. has been started and taken 17 (, which for Cromcylling for stope Alling-330 ft of this work has been done,"
:
opeta
Stopes,The following have been, tion:
Above the 440 ft. level; z slopes. Lode 95 in wide, worth 3f dwt,
Above the 340 fl. level: 3 open. Lode 88 in, wide, worth 7 dwi.
Above the 240 ft. level! a stopos. Lode 75
"STOPE" MINE. in wide, worth xj dwt,
to ft. Level, Drive S~This has bean driven 14 ft., making a total of 267 ft. The lode has
ngain become more settled and shows an
improvement in width and value, which for the month average 52 in. wide and worth to dw. per ton.
16. Level, Drive in Stope. This hai been put in to facilitate moring and to leave n substantial pillar to support the ground op posite the shaft: 12t. has bren diven: The lode, 37 in, wide, susays 5 det.
160 ft. Level, Crosscat E-This has been extended 27 ft., making a total of 353 ft. ***
60 (1. Level, Drive S-This has been driven 31 ft, making a total of 334 ft. The lode, 45 in, wide, averages 7 dwt.
1.
...
BUKIT MALACCA. No. Winze below No, a 1 evel- bis has been sun's fu, making a total of 50 ft. The lode, 44 in. wide, is worth 8 dwt.
No. a level South, Hanging Wall Branch,
*man*
The Court has decided as to bese two of this case, the first charge is established that, charges as follows. As the result of-the-trial while engaged as compradore of the back, ac cased, in spite of the disapproval of the
ger, Mr. Adamson, purchased bills drawn by Hip Tong-fang, Chinese firm, thereby max- inga defalcation of the sun mentioned. But the talement of the circumstances' Attending The effect that the bank. opened
an BCCQUET with the Chinese fim in question two or three the sald dafalcation given by the accured in years ago, on his introduction. A consider abla amount of money was advanced, but the bepsizess of the fem proved unsatisfactory, and recovery of the money became doubtful. bad Under the circumstances, if business..
discontinued with the Chinese firm
of the ss was ordered by the manager hank, immediate bankruptcy would followed, and the bank, would hire been unable to recover sen, Accused, there fore, in view of the large loss which would thereby be incurred by the bank, continued to buy bills of Hip Tong-fang, no ho as COUT praddre—was responsible for any loss under such circumstances. Accused fully believed that as compradore, he had power to continue the business in doing this he was quite pre- Pared to repay the bank's loss in toto, By covered in part the money due from the firm, giving this assistance to Hip Torg-fang be re- to the bank, but the negotiations did not prove quite successful, and eventually the loss result ed as, above mentioned..
bave
To-day's Advertisements.
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THE FINALS of the BASEBALL COM.
PETITIONS for the Crows of the Ameri- can Fleet will be played, on MONDAY, 11st Instant, at 3PM-on the HONGZONG petition between Officers of the combined fleet FOOTBALL GROUND. The Final of the Com and the Hongkong Baseball Teams will be played on. NEW YEARS DAY, at 3 PM, on the HONGKONG CLUB FOOTBALL GROUND, by courtesy of the Hongkong Football Cisk The pablic are cordially. Invited. "I ca
Hongkong, 28th December
(inga:
PUBLIC AUCTION:
to sell by PINANGAN THE Undersigned have received instructions
PUBLIC AUCTION, MUL FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED,
Con46 THURSDAY,'
the 3rd January, 1907, at 2 PM at their Sales Rooms, No. 8, Des Vœux Road, corner of Ice House Street,
A LARGE ASSORTMENT Or SILVER AND IVORY WARE, Comprising:-
SILVER BOWLS, CUPS, POWDER BOXES, CARD CASES, VASES, SALT CELLARS, BUCKLES, HAT PINS, &c.&c.;
ALSO
THE
PIANO
ROBINSON
COLD.
TALKING
MACHINES
RECORDS.
A quantity of CARVED IVORY FIGURES, New Stock just rived PHOTO FRAMES, &c. &c;
AND
A number of SILK-EMBROIDERED CUSHION COVERS." BED and PILLOW COVERS, TAE and
Catalogues will be issued.
· TERMS—ASHAURI,
.:
HUGHES & HOUGH, Auctioneers. Hongkong, 2815 December, 1906, [151
PUBLIC AUCTION...
to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, ON WEDNESDAY,
the 23rd January, 1907, commencing at 38.5 on Board the Rambler," the following- H.M. Surveying Vessal
"RAMBLER," Single Screw, Composite bulli, Copper Sheathed,
...835 tons. Displacement Indicated Horse Power...650 N.D. Extreme Length....................163 ft. 3 in. Extreme Breadth ******* 20 R. 6 in. Built
1880. Engines,...
It was admitted by Mr. Adamson that the bank bad purchased bills of the Cbinere firm through herused, before May gas, and the evidence adduced is insufficient to decide who ther the defalcation was the outcome of busi- news done by accused at his own-risk and dis. cration as referred to, or the result of busine previously transacted. Even (aking it for granted that the defalcation actually sexalted from business done by accused at his own dia- THE Undersigned have received Instructions 60 ft. Level, Crosscut W.-Te this has been creilon, the defence raised is justifiabin in view of the contract between accused and the bank, and front the testimony of two Chinese added soft, bringing the total to 268 it.
Stopei.-Above the 160 ft. level 1 z ode oitoassas, From; their evidence it appears and the Board of Trade to allow the construc.
that a bank compiadore is possessed of power Commerce is at a standstill and agricultion of a railway in their Province, under the in, worth 5 dwi
Above the 60 ft, level; Lode gé in., worth almost equal to that of the manager, in con- nection with business transacted between a tumi operations are suspended in many dis
management of ope Mr. Tan Pri-Thim (Chang
bank and ite'Chinese, customers and the Court tricts.
Pan-Seng), who was once, about twenty years to dwt,
of opinion that accused continued business ago, a Minister, but who has now retired from
with Hip Tong-lang at his own discretion in official position. This etition as 'granted, and Mr. Tan Poh Thim, who is reputed to be
the belief that be bad authority to do so, and continued that business solely for the purpose a man of great experience, has already visited,
of protecting the interests of the bank, or of saving the back from loss. The evidence to Amoy, Canton and Shanghai to learn some. thing of railway management and also to con-Tee drive south has been taken to 14 ft., and show that accused took this money with the a drive north has been started and taken to fintion of embezzling the sum for his pers
intascient. sult engineering experis egarding the routes
The Inde exposed in the 74 ft, driven average nal interests, is alock i
of and consuction of a system in Fokien.
"Having obtained this information, he at-48 in. wide and worth to dwt. It has now dis in regard to the second part tended a meeting, in the 1rovince, of repre-appeared in both ends, with the indication that sentatives of the Lourd of Trade and the Board of Commissioners. (This latter body seems to be some sort of Foard of Directors or Com pany promoters, Ed., Sisi's Timer.) At this meeting, it was decided that the Company should be Joint Stock Company. Mr. Tan l'oh-Thim stated at this meeting that judging
Surface Prospecting-Du a hill about 1,000 from the products of the Province and the pos
(Borth of No. 2 shalt the jungle has been sibilities of development of is natural re-
urces, there was likely to be sufficient busi-cleared and several pits sunk, also a cross
put in go ft. An enormous quanilty of surface. ness for a railway line, and he had no reason to doubt that it could be constructed by theme is being exposed, and further pits are being
cast side of the hill. ant be inade just as lucrative an enterprise as sunk; a cros cut has also been started from the
Canton, 24th. December. The Mercantile Administration of the Kwang- thing section of the Yuet-han Failway Co., I .,, bas despatched the following telegram to Cheng To Chui, who is at present in Mr cao, in reply to the one sent by him to the directors of the railway, in which he said he was old and sick, but would come on special conditions. Tas-transition of the reply telegram is follows: The Yuet-kan-Hailway Co., Ld, to Chang To Chal. Macao. Please come at once da, not so as to prevent a collapse, as if you come trouble will be caused here. Try to Come, even if you are unwell still, her auce there are most important matters to be con sidered here. And you, moreover, are the principal shareholder, and should therefore be bare, to protect your own interests at this time. We hope, therefore, you will not fail to come at oscale
Bd.), The Mercantile Administration of the Kwangtung section of the Year-han Railway - Coj Laja ng
AM-UNSATISFActory contraCTOR.
railway were in other countries.
we had only struck the top of the shoot. To further prove this a drive has been started so ft. north and 25 ft. below, and here the lode has again been cut through and is giving the same width and valde as the top portion,
Blopes. From below the No. 2 level (I stope); lode 37 in. wide, worth 7 dwi
Cyanidation. The second wat has benn slast- ed, and the process continues satisfactorily. A second sweep vat" and the third extractor Box are now in contas of construction.
MILLING RETURNS, BUKIT KOMAN,
Mr. Tan l'oli Thim is now in Singapore JJ is stated that the cotitractor who under. | seeking to enlist the interest of the Chinese re took to recla'm certain portions of forethore dents in the schone be is promoting, and he for the Yuet-ban. Railway for the purpose of enabling the line to be laid without any diver asks them to come forward and give it their gecce, has proved very unsatisfactory. He has support by purchasing shares in the Company. already borr wed, as an advance, big sums of Bot be us here not only to dispose of shares money from the company, from time to time. but to ask your advice and to learn more about and has now ceased the reclamation work railway mangement and railway construction," altogether. On this account the Railway Company has hinded over the contractor to the Namhol magistrate, to be dealt with acing" of the Chinese original if it is lacking intains to the selling pits at Sempan, and to cording to land,
THE CHAU KONG COLLBOX. Bome lime ago II.E, Chow Fu intended to transform the Chau Kong College pear his yamon into a reception-tuom, furnished in European fashion, but the Yuction Railway Co., Lda, desired to have an office in the City, H.E. Chow Fu has transferred the College over to the Railway Company.
VAN OBSTREPERUUS BAILOR.
John King, fireman; on" board -U.SS. Maryland, came before Mr. F, A. Hazel nd, At the Folice Court, this morning, to answer three charges: (1) drun, and disorderly in Queen's Road Cential last night, (3) assanking
Ledlio police sergeant while in the execu tion of his duty, and thirdly, with damaging a Ficksha
ical don't remember a thing," said the defens
when asked to plead to the charges, Inspector Smith stated that accused and
lamps working: 40.”
Period of work; 28 days, less lost tlms 1.51 dys., due to repairs to electrical machinery, cleaning out sand brought down by exceulve
The above is, we confess, the somewhat free translation of a somewhat idiomatic "English information, therefore, or falling in style, we
usual clean up. must ask our leaders to keep the circumstances Ore milled; B. Koman
translation in mind,
of its
A companying the "Express" is a formal Prospectus. It appeared tro formidable a document to translate in full, so we present our te ders with the first seven paragraphs merely as a sample of the translation that is placed in
*** 2,078 tons
Stope
Total
Amalgam recovered. Roloited gold
the charge,
Rer of the bank, bought through the medium it is established that Mr. Adamson, the mana of accused three bills drawn by Yeh Shao-ling as mentioned in the charge, believing that they evidence is lacking to prove conclusively that bad been drawn by Hp Hsing & Co. But: accused bad willnlly deceived-the-snager of
the bank As the evidence to prove the charges is insuficient, accused in Acquitted, in accord- ance with Articles 230 and 224 of the Code of Criminal Procedure,
The judgment is signed by Judge Hadano, Japan, Chroncili
residing and judges Doda and Ando,
COMMERCIA
UTO-DAY'S INTELLIGENCE,
humanas pa teman :3-pm. Buyers-National Banks $47, Union In Horance 5760, Chips Fires fo1, HK. C., & M Steamboats $271, Kowloon Wharves $94, Hon kang Iands $107; Humphreys "Estate S173; Electrics $15)* ...
Beflere Hongkong Banks $825, Canton In- burance Sagy Hongkong Fires 5335, Indo Chinas $90, China and Manilas Sar, DouglaseE Tis, 105, West Points $50, Hongkong Cattony 137, Shell Transports 30/-, Bhanghal Docks 113, China Borneos Sio, Cements $113, Ices 3230, Ropes $22 Powolin SB.,
Propeller
Boiler...
Compound Burface Condensing, Herl- robial, by Elder, ..One Griffith's GuD
meial
Three Cylindrical Direct Tabular. -
Load on Safety Valves ...60 lbs 32 Distilling Condenser......Two Normandy's Single No. 10 distilling 1,688 gallons of water per at hours,
HULK MIDGE,"
Late Twin Screw Gon Vessel, 603 tons, Composite built, Copper Sheathed. Length...
Breadth...
UBOT X55 fola, wwcom 25 ft.o in. To be Sold as they now is in Hongkong Harbour, with all Fitluge, &c., on board.
A list of Fitting, &c, to be sold with 8.M8, Rambler may be seen al the Office of the Naval Store Officer, H.M. Naval Yard,
The Admiralty will not be responsible for any errors in description of Ship, Fittings, Stores, &c. K
The Vessels, will be OPEN TO INSPECTION, for Seven days before data of Sale, between so 4.M. and Noon and a and 4-P.M. (Saturday and Sunday excepted).
Inspecting Orders can be obtained from th Auctioneers, v
TERKS: Cash before delivery; 25 per chats the hammer, balance and the clearance to be of the purchase money to be paid on the fall of
effected within 7 days after date of sale.
AGNES MCCOLL, dearly beloved wife of
H. F. CARMICHAEL Aged 45 years, ⠀
Mr. H. F. CARMICHAEL begs to thank his
"
LARGE AND VARIED
ASSORTMENT
MUSIC.
Comic Opera Scores
and Dance Music.
RECEIVED BY EVERY MAIL.
Hongkong, Hb Narembi
UNSURPASSED FOR QUALITY
AND CONDITION.
HALL'S BOAR'S HEAD'
BRAND.
GUINNESS'S EXTRA
FOREIGN STOUT.
BASS'S INDIA PALE ALE
(KED TRIANGLE).
many Friends for their kind, expressions of THE VERY FINEST PRODUCTIONS sympathy.
HUGHES & HOUGH,
Government Auctioneers. Faler-Chids Sugar $tag, Dairy Farms
Hongkong, 28th December, 1906, Si6j, A, 8; Watsons $12,
Nominal: Raubs $88, Hongkong Docks AM. on the 23rd instant,
CARMICHAEL-At Mountain View," $145. Hoogkow. Wharves Tli. 234, Hongkong. 3,233. 19
Hotels Sriz), China Providents Sol, Tramways *1,975.01. producing | $215, Chion Light an' Powers Sto, 1 angkais
909.
4.31 dut. 1.10. BT. HALACCA. That hit Company has been registered in
(crushing 114 tone of the name of "Hokien Province Railway Co No. 1 Mill ran 24 dya (triots and 1,6875tons
"24
of surfach or 1.id," This Company will not be administered by the G ver ment but by a Board of Directors..
Total tons crushedi 1,978; The Government is only to protect the lines against any interruption foreign botheration,
our hands; it will serve the double purpose of convaying information and nishowing our read ers what the editorial staff of a: Far Eastern newspaper has to grapple with in the ordinary curse of duty 1--
Simelted gold Average yield per ton '....
value of tailings
M
No. 3...
to the Company by Amalgam recovered, abat a sum of only $6,000,coo be. secured Retorted gold for the commencement of this enterprise; the Emelled gold lines of which are only at Erst to be laid be- tween three districts namely. "Chiang Chew,"
"and" flock Chew," $A$5 share
"pember of other sailova left Tromas' Elotal fast! Chub is to be made up and the sum':
FOL
***433 or, producing
.345 -
143 Average yield per top... 1.44 dwting th
5,231 Total tons crushed.
2,408 of 84514 1
La det fineness of bullion ... 035.858
}
#
smalgam recovered smelted-gold Average yield per seam, q
201
h
svaping and got into rickshaw. Defendant and another salfor both jumped into pas ricksha and of which is to be collected in three fustalments.
of the two lore broke the
shafts. The first call is to best to be paid by the fitat They refused to pay for the damage done je moon of Chinese next year, the second pay- the vehicle or to leave the rickába. The Indment of Is to be made by the Chinese +dien sergeant: teaponded to the coolin's cries
and War. Attacked
by the
dafondant and knocked down. A few other officer went in the sergeant's assistance, but they also ward the accused and bis chuma concluded the Inspector, tale postage was sent to the Central Station for reinforca" ants, which Wire bent out, and the defendant arrested.
Set Was bo drunk?" asked the Court,
moon and the balance to be paid - by, the i
17th Chinera
moon,
4 All dollars rhonid be of 2.3 in transaction,
TELA TOSDAY'S EXCHANGE. El Selling. London-Bank. ToTalkoi.
Do demand wantin
months sight
France-Bank TT. AmerickBank T.T. Germasy-Bank FT. India ToTornavi
Do... damandag-aayuymeopa Shanghal Bank T.T Singapore Taisena fapa Bank TT.
Wonders Buying,
-months sight (C.2/3 13/16 6 ZIOBENE KIgM, LG......2/5.14/15 so days sight San Francisco & New York ..5]
months right do.
s
W. H. MARTIN, Gen. Manager... 10 days sight Sydney and Melbou
A mouth way to
an 20 usar l'ammonths's)ght German
This Company W
any undertaker paying an in. 7HB CHARGE AGAINST A BANK, B terest of 1/5 per cent per senum after receiving
COMPRADOREAN der Bek the said sum of 34 and a receipt for time will be given accompanied by a written sbare allp: to be paid always by the third
The interest Chinese mpone SON
6 Only one written ordas be piawn to those
Hy drunk, your Worship replied the who purchase one or more shares but only, the
inspector
in the rationa
Has very, #How long have you been on board this shipFlaquired the court of accused,
His Worship dined accused $1 on the first anhand, anthe second: On the third chargi pristed to pay the sickabe scolle a
apmber of
of shares in the alp ARSTIES
FULL TEXT OF JUDGMENT ANT
The full text is to hand of the fudgient de livered in the Kobs Chiko Salbenes op 17th
7 The race will at once be given \if the fast. In the charge of fraud and ambagtlenions amount of $5 të þaid all once witbont instale against Pan I-chin, known
ments, and the interest begins from the time formerly: Chinese camgradere at the Koba the money has been paid Oss tenth of the branch of the Chartered Bank of Indiagŝkni
ei
first only in your prodt will be divided only, "tralia" and Chiun. As miründy statad, thu-hd- to those who pay without having installa menys for their prompt paymast, but after this essed was acquitted,
period every shareholder will be dealt aqually, The Judgment, in giving full particulars of
the charge made ngulust the spessed" status | Fari
(Paper)
Hongkong, a9th December, 1906.
[1249
FOR CALCUTTA, PENANG AND
SINGAPORE
THE Steamship
("LIGHTNING",
Captain J. G. Spence, will be despatched for the above Ports; on THURSDAY, the grd January, 1907, at 3 P.M
For Freight, apply to
DAVID SASSOON & Co, LIMITED, Agents, Hongkong, 28th December, 1906...
STEAM TO CANTON,
tas
THE Now Twis Screw Steel Steamer "KWONG TUNG "... 1,138,,,H. W. WALKER." Leaves Hongkong for Canton on each Bun- day, Tuesday and Thursday, at 9 avary ovaning, Learn Cition for Hongkong on Tịch Hon day, Wednesday and Friday, about 5.30 o'clock (8.62 | every evening, förklar
BRA-100Par pies!'
©Par chest
119120
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Passage Fare-Bingle Journey.3§.
Meals is
(Servant
The Company's Wharf is sitzstādi la "from “of the New Wastern Markat; opp
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