THE OPIUM TRADE...
INDIA) CO-OPFENTION WITH CHINA, In the Indian Budget estimate for 1958-19c9, the following reference appeare op the all important subject of the opium trade, with "China : AN
Under Opium, we estimate that our gross receipts will amount to 726.43 lakhs and our met revenue to 503.19 lakhs je 1938-1959, as compared with 781 43 and 534 lakhu respective ly in the current year. The reduction in net revenus would have been preater but for the poor, outturn of the crop now being gathered which will reduce the payments to be made to the cultivators. The oumer of chests of Bengal opium to be offered for sale has been reduced from 48,000 to 45,900, and the average price likely to be obtained has been estimated at -B1,359 per chest as against RL35 %, the average obtained during the current year. The trade in Malwa opium bas light revived of late, and we have assumed that, 15,105 chests will pay duty, that being the full amnuot permissible daring the calendar year, as explained bl.
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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH FRIDAY OCTOBER 9, 1908.
TOMORROW'S-GYMKHANA.
THE LATEST. FROM THE COURSE.
Au anonymous contributor, who signs him sell Our Special Commissioner, sends us the following
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The fifth Gymkhana, to be held to-morrow, promises to give us some excellent racing, The handicaps are well framed, nad got the farce they were last meeting. A large number of the ponies are in excellent fettle-especially Earthquake, Maryland, Faital, Blue Nile and Sidier Dhu.
The course is in good ander and some fast times should be made,
The winners are not easy to find, and it is with some diffidence I make the following selections:&
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5 Fur. Handicap-Earthquake. Gymkhana Stakes-Coxcomb.
6 Fur.—Soudan, save on Strathnaiın,
· 14 Mile Handicap--Earthquake.
THE 'CALL OF THE BAST.
East of Sure, it is not worth your while to bid a man "good bye" when he goes home; for, providing you remain there, of a surety you "will meet him again.........”
It may be months or years later, but in the end, above the laughter of women's voices, in the midst of roaring streets and all the things be desired so ardently during the lean years of exile, that "Wanderlust" will again possess his soul, and he will ebay.
In last year's Financial Statement, I re ferred to the fict that negotiations were în pro- gress with the Government of China in regard to the restriction of the opium trade, but there bad not at that time reached a stage at which any announcement was possible. Papers have recently barn pretested to Parlament explain ing the nature of the settlement that has been arrived at. The gist of the latter as it ir material for the present porpusca to the following effect-ring (1) that the Goverment The smell of the wood firen as an Indian of India bave agreed to restrict, the export of plain at suoser, the witchery of the moon rising opium from this country to 600 chests durover Egyptian deserts, 'a' far-off, deep-voiced *ing the calendar year 1918, and to effect further reductions of 5,100 chests in each of the two following years; (1) that the question of mak. ing still further reductioon after the year 19to will depend on whether China has, in the lo terval, affected a proportional reduction in its own, production and consumption of opium (3) that the question of increasing the Chinese import doly, which at present stands at pro ¡œets per picul, has been postponed for the pics soot, as the objections entertained to that course are felt to require much fuller consideration; knd (4) that China shill ise permitted to post a Chinese official at Calcutta to watch the suc fons and the packing, but with no power of pterferesce,
templa bell-he will remember these things and presently he will again be watching his steamer's bow-wave as it swirls again! the back of the Canal,.
THE FARN TRADE.
Within, a shaven, yellow-robed priest moves sifunity across the polished teak floor. Re mpre your shoes, and on your stockinged fent | pirricu
HES OF COTTON, YARNGÎN CHINA”. creep into the shadow of one of the vast
The Japan Caronible says:—In ✯ lettor to wooden pillars that support the roof; prezantly. sinto the warm, incense scented gloom, creep his journal, the Shanghai corespondent of the others while high above your head the deepika Jiji writer—It goes without saying that one of the bell brings you memodes of other the cotton yarn market in Shanghai is extreme- ly depressed. This is chiefly due to the low evenings in an English summer.
market of silver, but the repeated failure of crops in China of late years is also a powerful factor in the depression. Tha import of Japan
The presents filter noiselessly in, and from the altar where the lamps gleam wadly you hear the murmur of the priest. Beither, bow. ing to gilded wood and stone fashioned by man's hand; but watch the peace stealing over that soamed, wrinkled face. She is an old woman, very poor, vary humble-too bumble to come further then the threshold-but she is Interceding with the high gods for the soul of her born, who died on a Manchuria butlefield:
And presently you creep out again into the warm. evening air, and to your ears come the laughter of children and the tinkis of a dis tadt samisen,
Your rickshaw coolie pods, smiles-knowingly 21 one man of the world to another-and presently you are whirled through the business quarter of the town and down badly lit streets that stretch beyond. Then, with a warning gruat, he swinge round a corner and pulls up panting.
The night is shell with women's voices, and tickly with cheap, clinging perfume. A glare of light streams from open doors and windows bere gaily-coloured lanterns swing. From the pavements, sheltered by overhanging balconies, from curtained windows, and pirapats of rooli, wamen's sysı follow you. Everywhere you'taro, eyes bright with bells dinoa and sad with g‘sorrow men can never know or fathom, meet yours. Painted lips For she is a hard mistress, the East. Pitiless twist into mechanical smiles, clamoasing in the and inexorable, laking no thought of panings pogues of half the nations upon earth. It is that wrench heart-str.ngs, of plighted troths and sordid so evil sod pitiful-unulterably pitiful, tear-dimmid eyes. From the school-bench, for all the half-defiant, reckless gaisly. The linkte of a crazy piano, thumping out a walk; from the law court, from workshops and palace, from forge, loom, and "drawing-room, the man's voice raised in maudlin song; the gathers her wooers: sailors, soldiers, traders, chick of coin; sad, as you turn to leave the and diplomate, a ceaseless human tide, ever glaring strent, a woman's laugh ringing out above the uproar, that strikes a vote of pathos setting Eastward,
sarer than ever could her tears.
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yarn between January 1st and September 9th amounted to 165,130, piculs," showing a decrease of about 40 per cent on the 6gure for the corresponding period of last year. The import of Indian yarn also shows a decrease, but only of about 20 per cast, the figures for the peried being 497.537 picals, against 633,934 picals for the cones- pinding period last year. The stock remain. ing on the market is comparatively small, which indicates that sales of yard are not so few as is generally supposed. To these, cir- cumstances, if the yarn is offered at a price suitable to buyers, there will be no canes to complain of bad sains in China, Japano18 yarn always rules bigher than the product of other countries, due partly to its better quality, but the quotation has been forced up still higher by the decline in silver. The low price of silver bas seriously affected the money market ia Shanghai, though not so much as elsewhere in North China Many merchants- have sustained heavy losier, and-this has great- ly interfered with the circulation of money. The constant fluctuation in the silver market has led the Chinese, who are fond of upscala tion, to become more interested in speculating in silver than in ordinary business, and the re- sult has been to still further augment the stag nation in business created by the low price of the metal. The depression in the import of cotton yarn, especially of Japanese, yarn, into China is in a large measure due to the marked progress made by the spinning industry in China itself. This fact should be carefully noted by Japanese spioners. The total number of spin dles ik operation in China, which stood at 350,000 at the end of the first half of. That year, rose to 744,824 at the end of Janu ary last, the number of spinoing com- | panies being 27. The annual output of yarn is now estimated at 400,000 bales, and an increase of about 20,000 spindles in pursuance of this agreement we have re-ing virago, afane with fury, sack in squalor duced the area under poppy cultivation in the
will be seen in the near future. Of the existing Bihar and Benares Appocies from 845,bcụ big,
ches beyond. But presently growing disheart.17 spinning companies in Chios, thirteen have has to 800 pcbhas. The number of cheats
thed, it dwlodes to a mere track among the their mills in Shanghai, where the annual out of Bengal opium to be offered for sale has been
sand duner, and, but for the rats left by occaput of yarn-exceeds 360,000÷bales, while the- reduced 'to 3.900 per mensem till Fecember And some day, when the tale of bricks is tional 'rubbish carts, is in danger of being last mills of other empanies; with the exception of the companies at Hongkong and Tientalo, are sext, and to 3,620 from January to March 1909: complete, these men return, yellow and griz-altogether.
scattered in the vicinity of Shanghai and the and the number of chests of Malwa opiumzled, sad-eyed with much seeing. Verily, a which may be exported from Bombay has brenhome.coming of Strange Children, or whose limited to a maximum of 15,10 during the b‚wed shouldara rests the Orum of Reuben! present calendar year. Further reductions will probably be effected in 1907 and 1940,
A seething mass of blue clad, pigtailed bum Judia is thus prepared to do its part inanity, carsing, jostling, laughing, and quar, co-operating with Caina towards the eventual relling starling dogs and plys granting amid extinction oftheoplum babit among the Chinese. Polis of garbage, where fles hang in soisy, Whether further measures will hereafter be sullen warms, and overhead a pitiless un taken will depend no the degree of success bising from an aching aty. Such is a Chinese which may be found to attend the effaris ofthe city in the south on a midsummer's day. Chloese Government. That those efforts are The Barrow, crowded streets are rudely paved sincere.wa.enteriais.podrubt, and such:avi-, with slabs of stone, in the interstices of which dence as we possess indicates that the present Creeps the sewerage of the city. To places a movement is backed by a greater measure of heap of refuse has formed, a dam, and spreads official influence and public opinion than bas a lake of pollution across the street, Outside been the case on former occasions. The dif.the shops bang heavily gilded signs, and ficulty of the task however is enormnat, and it coloured lasteras covered with ideographs hang At the back of each cannot be affirmed with confidence that a habit between the houses. which has acquired a strong hold over many dimly-lit interior sits a grinning "Jose," "half- millions of people, and a trade which yields'd scorned amid spirals of incense smoke, large prefiis not only in the Chine.c_Govern ment but to great numbers of cultivators and middlemen, can be effectually stamped out in the brief space of ten years.
STKAM NAVIGATION SUBSIDIES,
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Beyond the straggling city that lies at the Gate of the East, the road starts off adveator- unspeakable, appearing again clad in imperialously enough towards the waste land that strat. purpla, murmuring in their ears, ball-caught whispers that men have listened to throughout the ages,
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An hour's walk brings you to a door set in a white-washed wall, half-buried beneath the driting sand, and here the track, its mission in life falfilled, cesser. At the door walangitan old Arab gardener, scenting backsheesk: behind him you catch a glimpse of tombs bordering pubs of beaten sand; for you stand at the threshold of God's Acre.
Heaven knows what tragedies" lis beneath these crumbling monuments and sun-baked mounds: what manner of men were these to whore lives the Moving Finger wrote the irrevocable "Finis," ere they could return to tell the tale of their achievements. Here and there a half-efficed luscription gives a glimpse of some buried story.
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HARBOUR MASTER'S, DEPARTMENT.
in hereby notified that informatico has been received from the Military Authori ties that GUN PRACTICE will be carried
atas under
On MONDAY, the zib October
From Lyoman S.D. in ■ North-Easterly direction, at ranges up to 6,005 yards, commencing at 7 F.M., and fialshing at 9 EMI
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All, ships, junks and other vessels are to keep clear of the ranges,
BASIL TAYLOR, Commander, R.N., MANGANELA Harbour Master, &c.
Hongkong, 9th October, 1908220 [902
DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP COMPANY":
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Captain Passmore, will be despatched for the above Ports, on TUESDAY, the 13th instant;
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The sea, sparkling and dimpling iữ the sun' light, stretches away on your right hand, break-Yangtse valley. It need therefore cause no ing on the sand in a white smother in the blue surprise that the market for Japanese yarn in overhead a kite in swinging in d zzy circfas; China is affected, especially when these mills in the Yangtse valley are concentrating their everywhere else-a000,
ecergies on the production of the variety of coarse yara largely imported from Japan. Moreover, the quality of Chinese yarn has much-improved, For instance the "Double. Dragon" brand of the Anglo-Chinese Cotton Mill is equal in quality to the yarn produced by the Fokushima mill of Osaka; and the price is three taels lower than the Japanese yarp. The Chinese mill enjoys a great advantage in using Chinese raw cotton, which is in no way affected by the silver market. The principal cause responsible for the depression of the market in China of Japanese yarn, continues the correspondent, is the constant variation in the rate of exchange with Japan, anticipated lower prices for raw cotton, the depreciation in There are shops heaped with silks of every
A ruined cross, bearing on its cracked the purchasing power of the Chinese, and, the vivid colour and shade-purple and amber surface the gend, "Vanitas Vanit, the higher price of Japanese yarn. In view of the blus, scarlet, and violet. Ivory, jade, and lacrest is indecipherable. It is the tomb of a high price of yara materials, as well as the, in- qper-shops, where men crouch over work so
creased wages and advance in the price of fine that every second is precious to them--for
commodities in Japan, it is impossible to hope in a few years they must go blind. You catch
for any reduction in the price of Japanese cot. a glimpse behind dingy curtains of a flaring
tob yarn. It is to be regretted that Japanese kerosine lamp, and a ring of yellow, impassive
Beyond the wall the saf murmurr, 20 Colton spinners are exering themselves to faces gathered round 2 board: a Fan-Tao cadless "Ave A cool breeze off the sea maintain or to force up the market of their yarn house. Sadents and men of leisure stroll sends the grains of sand in little swirls about by artificial means and are thus merely contri- gravely along, their bands clasped behind their your feat, and from the shore comes the me-buting to the depression in the sales of their backs. A few women of the lower classes, lancholy wail of a sea-gull. The lizards that goods in China. The reduction in the output hobble on their maimed feat, the day's carried away at your approach creep back of yard may be effective in maialaining the marketing dangling from a wisp of straw. once more, and watch the disturber of their market at home, but Japanese cotton spinners But the keynote is struck by the sweat-peace with bright, unwinking eys.
Dr. Sven Hedin refused to speak of accid should consider the matter again with a view ing coalies who grunt and curse' as, they For they are the guardians of the dead; to the permanent improvement of the spinning ents on the way and said he had so much map. stagger past under their burdens, by whose secrets lie with them, where, doubtless, tadastry in Japan. It must be especially added ping that he had no time for shooting though strings of vociferous beggars, blind and main they are safe enough." Bartimeus" in Fall that the issue of premium tickets on the sale of be saw countless antelope and many evi poli, ed, by loathsome, twisted objects whiṣing to | Mall Gazette, ·
yarn in Chias, judging from the resulta so far. | A Ladakhi hunter supplied camp with game the passer-by from some unclean corner, and
attained, has only served to advertise the throughout and five Ladakhis and one Tibetan embarrassment of Japanese spinners and to add to the difficulties of transacting business without affording any benefit to the trade in yarn,
by those bowed to:lers in the dim workshops.
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young French naval officer, who died on his way home from his first commission in the East. At the foot of the cross, still legible, are the words, "Priez Pour Lui,“
CRICKET
Interfort TEAM è. THE REST.
The following have been selected to play in the above match to-morrow, commencing 12 o'clock, noon-
DR. SVEN HEDIN,
ARRIVAL AT SIMLA..
WARM RECEPTION.
·Simta, September 15th. At daybreak Dr, Sven Hedin arrived at Simia and was at once recognised by Indies and
King of Sweden and express my kenn regret ar the death of King Oscar,"
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Apparently the explorer found the Tibetan most kind and friendly though the officials freely confessed they had to obey the strict orders which they bad received regarding all" We Lead, foreigners. He was therefore obliged to burn all his English clothes, boxes, etc., and trave! as a Ladakhi spanking Yarkandi throughout. He has made a valuable map and when making the same bad to conceal it in bags of rice for fest of discovery.
but are not Led.”
Hence back
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servant are now closely following the explorat MUSICAL DINNER to Simia Dr. Sven Hedia would have resched Simla before, but he halled two days at the Moravian Mission at Poo, where, be states, he received the most hospitable treatment and all -kindues and again, a day at Rampur and for
SATURDAY Next,
one stage to devour the English papers: Dr. the 10th inst., at 8 P.M.
Sven Halis finde Simla damp, the climate cold- ́after the keen dryness of the Tibetan uplands, and he is not likely to remalo bara after the end of September,
SPECIAL MENU
The question of the continuance of the grant of a special subsidy in steamship services and of retrenchment in the steam navigation and ship: building encouragement bounties are expect ed to be burning questions in the Diet during ibe coming session, and the Government is now making investigations these pho. It has been asserted that the special subsidy will be reduc -ød, but, according to vernácular contemporaries, this does not seem likely to be the case. Baron Gato, Minister of Communications, is reported to have remarked that the reduction of the spe 'cial subsidy granted to steam services was out of Over the sind, that is dazzling in its glaring the question at the present time, when aggle whiteness, a scramble across the head of stones competition prevailed among the steam ser and piled op jetsam at bigh-water mark, and vices in various countries. Possibly, the man-with the aid of creepen climb up the crom mor, in which the subsidy was now granted bling face of the chiff. Overhead the branches
Interport team-Mr W. C. D. Tarser, required amendment, as it was defective, lo are so thickly interwoven that the sky is shut (Capt.), Mr. A. E Lanning, M.RO. Hutchison, many-respects, but those who were now agitat-out, and the light that fillers through is green | Mr. A. A. Claxton, Mr. A. W. J. Peake, Mr. W. ing for the reduction or discontinuance of the and eerie, Festoons of lichen and creeper Edwards, - Mr. R. E. O, Bird, Lt. E. J. H. subsidy were Working in their own personal hand down to the ground and form"ghostly | Houghton, zogih Mah., Li, G. R. Home, 3rd interests.
He was met between Rampur and Chini by aislas, down which flits a huge sable bulterfly, Mid. Regt, Corp). Sharpe, 3rd Mid: Regt.,
As you push your way further into the | Bandsman Bárion, 3rd Mid. Regt,
Madame Massien, the well-known", French twilight the thunder of the surf dies down to a The Rest:-Mr. R. Hancock (Capt.), Mr.
traveller, who went out to meet him and who low croon ng, and a snake, frightened at your H. Hancock, Mr. T. E. Pearce, Mr. A. P. Dash- gentlemen out for a morning stroll. He was give him a warm welcome. He was very footfall, glides away among the rustling leaves Wood, Mr. E. A. Fowler, Mr. E. B. Reed, Mr.snapshotted by several ladies nod the explorer disappointed at malasing Lord Kitchener who underfoot, jagged massos of lava polluted A. H. Young, Mr. F. H. H. Stevens, Major genially stood the test and asked the ladies to let passed him near Fazut this morning on the Avoid all your other with lungi, push theirfangs through the rubbish, Stephenson, 3rd Mid. "Regt. Cap H. M.bimbave their photographs. The first Europeke way to Massoorie-and-be-plainly-bisted that flung upwards by somo volcanic outburst in | Beasley, WA, M6, W; F. Bromeroy
lady be met alter over two years was Miss some of his discoveries were not unlikely to
engagements and Dine the dawn of Time; /
Filzgerald, near the "Wild Flower Ball," Lord prove of strategical value to British interests,
the made the last 100 miles or so of the at the above Hotel on Kichener's residence on the Mabaso roge. The explorer is in excellent spirits and came journey is a rickshaw sent ant from Simia. him by the Moravian Missionaries at Poo, Rampur, was one from Lady Minto, Dr. Sven In wearing a white lines sait supplied Amongst other greetings at Narkanda and pair of Kamparmade boots, puttees and hat. Hedia la evidently delighted to be in India servants at Len who, much to his surprise, the rescit of his advesturous journey.Indian arrived in India before him and gave the first Daily News. Dows of his whereabouts. Immediately Dr.az Sven Hedin got into the station, he proceeded to Messrs, Ranken and do, to purchase clothes. The explorer candidly states that he cannot afford to give away the results of his travel, His fonds, which were mildly supplied by the late King Oscar a
and his friends, are practically. exhausted and ha evidently intends, to reservs moch detalls for his book or lect
The first thing I must
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The amount of subsidy received by the Nip ‚pon. Yasen "Kalsha' is V1^90,000 for twelve vessels on the European line, 1650,000 for three vesicle on the Sealite 100, and Y60,cop for the Formosanne, miking a total of ¥3,380,000. Besides this, those of the cam pany's steamers having certalo qualifications are entitled to receive a bounty in accordance with the Steam Navigation Encouragement Overhead a few pigeons ará flottering in Iba Lay, and such meamers may be pul on branches, where orchids leer, and great crimson y line at the discretion of the company. In clamps of blossom flaunt their evil beauty. The the event of the contract with the Government air is heavy with the small of decay and rotting to run special services with subsidies not being vegetation," You pause to lister,
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CRAIGENGOWER V. ROYAL ENGINEERS”...
A cricket match between the above Clubs will take place at the Happy Valley on Satur- day at 2.15 p.m. The following will represent Craigengowers-L. E. Lamment (Capt.) G..A. Hancock, R Basa A, O. Brawo, M. E. Asger,
renewed the company is resolved to secure and the stillness deepens, while the thumping G. Evans, L.A. Rose, P. Carrie, W. V. Vivench : mat, "All the rest of his baggago is with his once more and seems thoroughly plassed with
bounty under the Sicam Navigation Encourage of your heart deadens the far-off most of the W. H. L. Warrener and R. Phillips,
ment Law to offset the amount of subsidy lost by the cancelling of the contract. The company is ready to patthe Xams-maru and five othernew steamerd (each 8,500′ tous) on the Europeau Ilos. With these six vesselt the comp my can obtain a bounty of Y1,100,000 a yair by vinus of the Steam Navigation Encouragement Law, while the twelve vessels now on the flom receive, "Y1,500,000 according to the same law... Thus if the special subsidy ja discontinued, the com- y witi still be able to obtain registance to the
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#HONGKONG CIVIL SERVICE "A" TEAM. Land from the little coasting steamer, and In the match between the C.S.C.C. verni walk past the cluster of red-tiled, wooden bouses Bgts. Mess Middlesex Regi, the following will nestling among the hills, where women in represent the former Club on the Civil Service quafat kimono, with blackened teeth, pante in ground at 2.15 p.m., on Saturday next-Mestre their household duties to give you a low voiced A. E. Davey (captain), R. O. Barlow, F. E. musical grosting. Part the group of chubby| Beach, C. F. Burdett, H. Coombs, W. 8. Dig. children playing at soldiers under the cherry gins, G Hoggarth, W. H. Kelly, J. Mackay, tress, till you come to the distant templo, half. F, Butter, A. M.Thomhill. Réserver.&. G. hidden in the evening base th i bangs over the Pile, E. W. Danki, A. Gipson and C. H.
Parkinson,
TYPHOON WARNING.
The American Consulate General; received the following telegrams from the Manila Obser-
story at 10,00 o'clock &us, to-day survi
Cyclone or typhoon W, of Luzon; less than 100 miles distant, moving WN.WATANCETATE,
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