Intimations.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH FRIDAY NOVEMBER 20. 1908.
over the goods of a bankrept whose pok. sessions are held in another country what moral turpitude does, any creditor commit should he endeavour, through the accredited representative of the country of his birth, to obtain part restitution of the lounen be bas
A. S. WATSON & CO., stained. It is the most natural thing in the
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Tories, and had theic way. If England. has had an open door since Magos Chare,
just possible that the experience of cen. ties may be revered when the opposition next comes into power~ But that is by the way, and was only introduced by the Chief Justice as a side issue, to show what a glorious
CANZON IN MOURNING.
FOREIGN CONSULS, SYMPATHIKU:
[Frist Our Dunn Correspondent.).
Canton, 19th November The Viceroy, the Provincial Treasurer, the
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I decakanrify: wadores the oplatonR BED FOLESA
Correspondents in this column.),
TRAFALGAR DAY.
TO THE EDITOR OF TIM "HaNGKONG TELEONAFN."
peal to its fellow countrymen, that is October SIR,If there be one day in the year when the Navy League should with confidence ap 21, the anniversary of the battle of Tealaigar, when a antion's self-sacrifica reaped its reward in overwhelming victory,
The immortal signal, now flying on the Nel- son Column, should not fail to carry its moan-
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"HONGKONG TELEGRAI
SERVICE,
The Peking Debacle.
PRINCE CHING'S DEATH.
FORSION MINISTERS ON THE QUI VIVEA
[By courtesy of the "Shaung Fo"}
Peking, 19th November. Prince Ching's death, reported yesterday, was
thing it is to be an Englishmat. In conclusios Provincial Judge, the Educational Commis be said: "I think it right to add to what I world, in fact it is pure business, for a firm have said cast the error into which Mesna slover and the Salt Commissioner bare jointly which faols that it has been aggrieved la mave
Reuler, Biockelmann and Ce fell, and which issued a proclamation to call the people to heaven and earth if necessary to secure what-
was the origin of all this litigation, was go into mourning from to-day on account ever assets are available in part-payment of the perhaps due to the fact that the firm trader of the death of His Imperial Majesty the amount due to them; and it is not to be sug- in so many Treaty Paris in the East Emperor Kwang Hsu and Her Majesty the gested that in doing so they are attempting well as in Hongkong, that this essential distinc Empress-Dowager All the streets throughouting to the hearts and consciences of all bo- CHEMISTS & DRUGGISTS, to gain an unfair advantage over the other tion between Hong dog and the rest of the Exit the city of Le bossa draped a prominent inch holders, and should serve to strengther the creditors. Because actions of this sature had somewhat escaped them" After all, iftations have been draped in white or black resolve that the lesson, so hobly feculcated at &o., &o..
are not conducted in private; the other Renier, Brockelmann & Co, erred they erred is for this purpose. For three days from 10 Trafalgar, shall never be forgotten in this Engbrought about through the bursting of a blood I creditors have just as much opportunity of Rond company, and even tha-veiled hints of the day all officials will, askomble at: the Imperial land of ours, which still expects ibat "every vessel caused by violent wager; he brought up ̈ Temple to offer their respects before the Tablets of their lots Majesties. The people will not be
good deal of blood.. pre
permitted to shave their heads-for-period of
1. ZA Ten Power-Standard No member one hundred days, and they will be obliged to
plain or black with black buttons on their bat himself to maintain the two-Power standard, as any violation of these rules will entail panish-defined in the latest authoritative utterance on the subject; as meaning a to per cent, margin in ships of the line. (battleships and large armoured cruisera) over the two next strongest Powers, whichever they be. The Navy Longus will continue to prest for a clear statement on this point.
BY APPOINTMENT TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE presenting their claims in the proper quarter GOVERNOR ANd HouseholD. as the greatest sufferer by the bankruptcy. The case we are referring to in, of course, that in
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The Navy League desires to draw public attention to the following points
The title "Sua Tung" has be adopted as the one of the reign of the new Emperor, Po-yas,
which Reuter, Brockelmana & Co. took petion Course in future, and the worst of it is that the P on clothing of no other colour than either of the present Government has yet pledged | commencing from the first day of the next
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against á Chinese firm over a sugar transaction which bad its origin in Hongkong, although the defendanta apparently did the bulk of their
"LOCAL AND GENERAL. business in Canton, The Chief Justice sei down the law in the following terms: "AQUARANTINE restrictions imposed against persoas in the Colony, British subjects or aliens, arrivals from Manila have been removed. who are creditors of a bankrupt who is before For failing to have a light in her boat whilst the Court in bankruptcy, are subject to the
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The Consular representatives of the different countries at Canton have sent despatches to the Viceroy, to express their condolences on the death of Their Imperial Majesties; o
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KILLED BY A BICYCLE.
CORONER'S INQUIRY AS TO CAUSE OF DEATH. A tale of how a Chinese woman, Tad Chaung
the other day in a bicycle accident, was told at the inquest, which was held at the Magistracy, this aftemoon.
Chise your,
The gunyde witbls and without the Forbid- des City la-Péking have been reinforced. The minds of the people are at case,
The members of the Diplomatic Corps la Paking are ovincing keen interest in the pre- sent conjuncture. The Foreign Ministers pro pose to remova the Legation Guards to Taku, The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has romün” strated with the representatives of the Pawers
ed in another country and a creditorendeavours seek information ar to one, Isaac Marx, said Kiu, aged thiety, met her death at Yau-ma-ti most vital interest of the Nation (even more † against the contemplated step and renewed
to
have died in Hongkong about three years ago.
For allowing a pray to stray in Temple Street, Yau-me-ti, shortly before eight p'clock on the
to obtain them for his own beneft, the Court has some jurisdiction to control his action, and this, if he is within the jurisdiction, whether he has proved in the bankruptcy or not. It is not necessary to define with precision tonight of the 15th instant, a mafoo of pt, Station what extent that jurisdiction goca; it is sufficient Street had to pay $'ia the Police Court, this
morning. Policeman Conlan prosecuted. to pore that it exists; also that the discovery. of a partner in another country whose properly The and Battalion East Kent Regiment, better known as the "Buffs," arrived in the Colony could be brought into the backrupt, estate this morning by the transport Digerin. The for the benefit of the creditors comes within disembarkation of the troops occupied the best the meaning of assets as above referred to. part of the morning. The "Buff" ielieve the We must say that in our opini in these are very3rd Middlesex Regiment whose new station broad statements to address from the beach. will be Singapore. We wish the new Regiment It cannot be assumed that because a craditor
a pleasant sojours in the Colony. goes the length of appealing to his Consul in
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The coroner presiding was Mr. J.H, Kamp;the jurymen empanelled were Messrs. R.S. Judub, R. H. B. Hancock and C. M. Meyer. In spector McHardy watched proceedings on be. half of the police.
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Medical evidence, as given by Dr. H. Mac farlane, who has 'charge of the Kowloon mer
uery, was to the effect that on the last day of October be held a post-mortem examination on the body of the deceased. He found three skin bruisen just about the olḥows, one an the left and another on the right hips. The abdomen was full of blood and· spleen which was much enlarged was torn right across.
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2. Shipbuilding Pelicy. The necessity for a discussion on the shipbuilding policy of the Government is becoming daily more pressing. As the time of the autume session is entirely appropriated to Government busineis, the
vital thaq the 'small boy's cigarette) can only be discussed if the leader of the Opposi tion will demand a day for the purpose. The Navy League looks to Mr. Balfour to act up to his responsibilities in this matter. The Government should welcome this opportunity of relieving the anxiety which undoubtedly 'exists in the country as to the adequacy of the programmes of the last three years to meat the challenge of the German nation.
We require to lay down eight large armoured ships, a year if we are to be able to meet this emergency, and the Navy League would ware the people of this country of the folly of relying upon our supposed capacity of building ships more quickly than our rivale. ***
We would point out that H.M. S. Lord
their assurance of full protection.
Gread Councillor Chang Chik-tong has been busy for days in the Cabinet. His Excellency preserves perfect reticence on recont eventá and does not receive any visitors except on official business,
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Later, The Board of Revenge has borrowed a sum of three million taels from the Hongkong & Shang- bai Banking Corporation and so avonted a crisis in the money market in Peking...
Oo the 15th inst, when the Empress Dowager was breathing her last, it has transpired that the Empress (widow of Kwang Su) attempted to commit suicide. The Empress attendants,
a foreign country to assist him in obtaining 1.bicycle ride and is overtaken by darkness and Cause of death, in his opinion, was hemorrh-Nelson and H. M. S: Defence; both of the 1904 | however, observing her rash'intpation, wara
justico, that is to say a due return of the monies owing him, that he is thereby seeking to
THE next time Max Gootherts goes for a
being without a lamp he should keep out of the police way. Ou Wednesday, at about 9 pm. Max was seen by Sergeant Clarke passing No.'s Police Station at a good rate, but showing no “head lights,” Max, being stopped,
age caused by a rapture of the spleen. Dr. Macfarlane thought that the spleen could have been caused by a fall, through being knocked down by a bicycle.
The next witness to be called was Private
mistress's rescue.
programme, are not yet in commission. The armoured cruiser Invincibis of the 1905 pro promptly on the scene to their Imperial gramme (the Dreadnought year) will not baist the pendant this year, kaying exceeded her.|. Li Lin-ying, the Chief eunuch, and a persona contract time by some six or eight months, graia with the late Dowager, Empress, has been.
acquire for himself an advantage over and For colds in the Chest, bronchitis, "sure above that obtained by the remaining cre- throat, &c.:
ditors. But now we come to the stinging gave his address as the Colonial Hotel. He Wm. Geyer, of the Middletex Regiment, The destroyers Afridi and Ghurka have not arrested and is in imprisonment for intermed-y part of this series of dicta by His pleaded guilty to the charge in the Police stationed at Kowloos, Ha deposed that on yet done their trials, although they were order ling la affiles of State. Eunuch Li has been
the goth October he was out cycling at Kowed under the programme of 1903-6.. Although loop with Lance-corporal Leuken. They were attention has besa repeatedly draws to the sent to the Board of Punishments te bandealt returning from Kawloon City. When they got superiority of British shipbuilding rascurcan, | with.
A. S. WATSON & CO., Honour the Chief Justice when be anys:
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ALEXANDRA BUILDINGS
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KOWLOON DISPENSARY, Hongkong, 23rd October, 1908.
The Hongkong Gelegraph
HONGKONG, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1908,
WHEN MERCHANTS INFRINGE THE LAW.
Court, fo-day, and was foed $t.
"Further, that if Reuter Brackelmann and Co's application to the German Copsui for absisinace
at the bend of the-road-between-Yau-ma-ti and there are other factors, such as the provision of The Foreign Ministers'io Péking baya mada io recovering such assers in Canton came with Praya East ibe other day, wanted to make the Kowloon Ulty-a very sharp bend-Lance-co-gun-mountings, which limit the quipot and the application to their respective Governmente for
poral Leuken was leading, witness coming up some five paces behind. At this bead he saw bicycle. He rang his ball, and witness passed the woman, who said something in Chianse which witness did not understand
A COOLIE, pushing a truck which was loaded several feet high with baskets, along the
magistrate (Mr. Kemp) believe this morning, in the terms of the jurisdiction clause of the that it was possible for him to see through Treaties of Tientsin ashake wima mater or faci"nie" biskels were stacked so Consul for similar assistance be within those bigh as to make it impossible for him to see clauses. And for myself I baya no doubt what what was coming in his direction. As bis is ever is what Messrs. Reufer, Brockelman asked to pay a fee of Sve dollars.
an offence according to Jaw the delinquent vas
and Co. did in the instance was ap-atiempl-10, THE news hos reached us of the death, which witness if he'saw the woman fail. The reply diate attention of the Government, The En
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occurred in hospital to-day, of Mr. Tyndall Lee, at the age of fif.y-four, The deceased gentlemar, who was well knows in this Coluby, was for a long time in the employ of Messrs. Lane, Crawford and Company. He severed his connection with that house several years
speed of building. This proves that wo tốt only require a margin of strength. bur aleg a unforeseen delays. terimata mé tíma, tis sacark the country against In addition to an sularged programme of arm- bured tonnage, the replacement of the protect The Coroner told the witness that he needed craisers and torpedo craft, which are rapidly no shield the lance corporal, and asked the becoming obsolete, should receive the imme-
was in the negative.
Did you see her on the ground 2" was the next question,
paster cuire the Trustee in the Cheong. Look Bankruptcy. They did not prove in the bank rupley, but endeavoured to obtain a payment of the whole. sum, duo to them by application to The extremely delicate and difficult question the Gerda Consol, and I have no doubt that, ...of dealing with bankrupt tråders and others who at least during the pendenty of the bankruptcy
have absentee matériakiu places outwith the proceedings before this Comf;this was in vinta. 80 to start a business-of-bis-own-Previous The answer was, "About' six miles an
Messra. Hall and Holz in Shanghai. •For to coming to Hongkong he had "worked for some months Mr. Lee's health began to fail. Some days ago be had to be taken to hospital, and although bis death does not come as
hour."
nual deception of the public by the Dilke Re- turn (the only official return of the comparative strengib to Parliament) should cease, and only The witness said, "No,”... -
such vessels an are maintained to a state of What speed were you travelling?" con- instant readiness for war should be included. tinued the Coroner.
The Navy Leagus strongly urges that in stead of the band-to-magib policy of providing only for the new construction of the year, our as near as possible for a period of four years, requirements should be worked out beforehand in order that the public may judge the policy of the Government as a whole, and a regular programme for that period takce in hand, in order that contracts may be placed better more
of ships and stores secured.
warships to be despatched to Tientsin for pro
cop should the occasion ari..
Nanking, 19th November.
- Viteroy Tuan Fang has received an urgent telegram from Peking on a very important maiter.
Wuchung, 19th November. Viceroy Cheng Kwei Lum's proposal, mèm. orialised to the Central Government, to adopt
concened plan to preserve peace and good in the South-Eastern provinces of the Empire, is acquiesced it by the Viceroys and Govern or of the other Provincan.
Most of his colleagues, in their telegraphic- schema can be carried into effect, replies, inquired, bow best it is propored the
Hodolald, 19th November..
jurisdiction of the ilung kong Coutts has been 10tion of the bankruptcy laws of this Colony, "un frequently dismissed in public and has so oftender the piratection of which they carry on thein formed the basis of an argument before the business in this Cotopy We, of course, can- Supreme Court that we confess it was with no not tell what motive may have possessed little surprise we found that the Chief Justice the German firm in question in-following surprise to those who knew him, it is with
an appeal case (which this procedure, but even granting that it sympathy that it will be laken, The (uneta bend, he saw a Chinest woman looking at regular employment given; and standardisation | Pekíng proposing'a change in the equivalent
of Hongkong should conduct their own affairs. As apinternatic apljurial ofrecognised standing: we can perfectly well understand how the side dip into the law of nations should have come to the Chief Justice to much the same way the solitary raisin is the currant bon appeals to the average bay. But there is this difference that whereas the boy regards the dainty as the leading feature of his outlay, the Chief Justice simply followed a natural 'bent, with the result that, quite unexpectedly perhaps, he has pasted an abilerdictum if not diet which faw will accept
awe understandin
takes place to-morrow morning. A QUARTETTE of
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in question he missed the. Kowloon City Lance Corporal Leuken said that on the day launch, and had to engage bicycles. When He got there he discovered that his company did not sure up and witness and Geyer started in giving his decision
torëtare. As be arrived at the bridge, neart he hasoolbing to do with this immediate question), not playlog the game, as should have thought fit to gas of at a langet in
the ground. Witness rang his bell some Its heads the Herbert distance away from the woman," He was order to explain how the commercial commuelly extreme character as to Witheas Concert Company, the members of riding in the middle of the road and the of the Chief Justice? When all is said and rate with the concerts there a "round-the-world" sence until he was near hat, when the woman demand such, asevere trouncing at the hardshich have just reached Colombo, to inaugur woman did not seem to realiza bis pre dose the firm was only looking after its own door under the management of Charles Har- appeared to have got frightened and did not interests, in the belief and expectation probably Albani uniil her, retirement this season, this ever, took a turn to the right. The handle of Eritoo Gibbour, formerly manager for Madame that the others concerned were doing exactly to extending over 75,000 miles of land and the machine touched her, but she did not fall know in which direction to move., She, how
the same thing. We take it that the goods sea and including more than 300 public and and witness continged on his way, which were the sabjent of the action, were private concerts. The principal artistes are stored in Hongkong under the charge of the Heibert Withers, the famous English violoncel-barracks on Wednesday and finding Lance Lance-sergeant Mills spoke to going to the Officer in Jinnkruptcy and could not be re-list; Madanie Luisa Sobrino, the present day corporal Leuken there. Witness asked him moved without an order of the Court. In that Covent Garden, the emincos young baritone, October, He said he had. Witness asked who priaz doni soprano, of the Royal Opera, whether be bad a bicycle out on the 30th case, the appeal to the German Consul at Can- Me. Charles Benastad Medame Marguerite ther he bad ad accident on the road. At first top to move the Chinese authorities could hard Elzy, F.R.C.M., whom many of the critics ac Leukon said, "No," but afterwards be said be ly have been expected to prove of much value clust the very best among London's piano had. He said nothing about the woman for, as the Fuisne Justice has said, "the Chinese lone performers of her ok. Musicievers of falling and added that if anything like that are not children though they may not know Hoogkong are likely to have the opportunity had happened he would have reported the the Hongkong Counts, in seeking redress the law." The firm referred to doubtless be policy to present on sterling London musical Lukong 174 said that, on the afternoon of the
of hearing the Company. It is Mr. Gibbous matter to the police through its Consul in Canton. Now, it is a lieved that they could get quicker retorns if autraction each season in the outposts of the 20th instant, & Chinaman and a doctor called common accerrence for the partners of totter-
they applied for redress to the Chinese authoriEmpire, and his ambition in this is rendered at the station and reported that a woman was ing firms in Hongkong to vanish with all the ties without bothering about formalities in, possible of realisation by the keen desire of to be found lying on the road near Tai Shek stock they can lay their hands on at the moment Hongkong. Such a proceeding was very se the artistes to see the magical sights of Tadia, Ku. Witness went as far as the bridge where he found the dead body of the woman ba the and eventually settle down in the neighbouring Prehensible and would in many cases, if it of Chian, and of Japan..
South Chins. They have been succeeded, prove prejudicial to the trade of
roadside. The witness then, explained the po capital of.
sition of the corpse in which he found it. The kdown to have immense properly in Siage other merchants in the Colyny, but how often
body was stretched out, on fis back, head polat pore which could not be touched by the would it succeed?: The Chief Justice pro-
ing towards a clump of trees feet across ceeded to rub in bis: view by remarking that
the road.A
For example, His Lordship distinctly went out of his way to deprecate the acting of a European
firm, which had failed to obtain satisfaction in
BASEBALL:
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The league further desires to draw public Lord of the Admirality in the House of Com attention to the official statement of the First
the provision to the Navy Estimates for guns, mons on Monday, October 12, to the effact that
cotton for the two years 1907-8 and 1988-9 bas besa reduced 36 per ceola as compared pipjectiles, ammunition, torpedoes, and gun
H.E. Tang Sbao-yi, special commissioner to the United States, bas cabled a memorial
ideograph for "y" in deference to His Im periat Majesty the new Emperor Payot,
H.E. Tang has alas telegraphed for, instruct
tions to be effected in his cendantials for pre- ions whether, it would be necessary for alters.
reply, Rating that as the credentials had been sentation to the President of the Republie
He has received a telegraphic despatch, ja
with the two closing years of Mr. Balfour's corresponding reduction in the Army Estimates perial signature is necessary. administration—that is, 1904-5 and 19:56 “A signed and are in order no change in the Ime for similar war stores amouats to 44 per cent,
call attention is the memoranda which the
In conclusion, the Navy League desires to THE WRECKED" NEW ORLEANS Admiralty have issued at different dates, in which it is stated that not more than two bat-Tanjong Pagar, the steamer Vit" Orléans has
· Propped up for many weeks in dry dock at tleships are to be absent at acy cas time from been left severely alone pending negotiations: the Chandel Fleet. This pledge has not been respecting repair carried out, and, to cite a recent example, Since she arrived in the Colony, from the tember 23 as many as eight out of the fourteen steamer Protector, there has been much cons since the Chicnel Fleel left Partland on Sep Palsu Laut Straits, in tow of the salvage battleships were away from the fleet in the dock-troversy over repairs that would be necess yards. The actual strength assembled on to render her seaworthy after the severe bumpe October to during the height of the recent ing and scraping she received on the rocks o crisis was six batileships out of fourtesz, four Borneo, it is understood that a decision kas armoured cruisers out of six, four protected now been arrived at, and the vessel wily ba cruisers out of four, ons out of twa scopts, and seen shortly lying at anchor in the neighbour, eleven destroyers out of thirty-one." At the hood of the Netherton--Straits Timing same time it should be mated that the Home Fleet (Nore division and nucleus crew battle- pas ships) was assembled under its own flag
We have the honour to be, Sir,
Your obedient Bervants;":
HOBERT YERBUron, President;' H. SEYMOUR TROWER":"
CAIUS CRUTCHLEY, Bocratury:
Chairman of the Executive Committee.
4221013, Victoria Steper, S.W.
October 21, 1970
creditora in Hongkong, and if wä, remem«it is one of those 'loose ends which result offices of the Pacific Mail Steamabip Co. of. A school-master, one of those who reported Officers. A MANNE
'LOCAL COMMITTEE FÓRMÈD
A meeting was held yesterday evening in the
those interested in the visit of the Reach Al- were discussed and completed for the game to American Baseball Team, and arrangements he played by the above mentioned team at Hongkong op December 19th.
the presence of the body on the roadside, sald Crowd had assembled. He made the discovery that when be appeared on the scene a large shortly after three o'clock,
The busband of the deceased-Tang San- wife lived at Sal-kung, New Territory, On the master of trading junk 1,032, said that bis
the, day, she met her death, she was going to Yati-ma-ti to visit his partner,
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ber rightly there was not many years ago the case of a millionaire merchant, who was from the consular jurisdiction treaties with known to possess huge interests in both Can China, and which it would be for the benefit of too and Singapore, who went bankrupt in all concerned in the commercial welfare of this Hongkong, who was actually imprisoned in Colony, to get rid of by putting the whole mate the hope that he might disgorge, but who What that incans we cannot conjecture, unless to take entire charge of arrangements-Fred ter on a more satisfactory and equitable basis. The following were appointed a committee ultimately had to be set free because the
[local | the idea is to do away with consuler courfs and J. Halton, chairman, F. E. McHugh, W. B, Judiciary bad au jurisdiction over his posses. establish, a joint international tribunal, which Allen, Dr. G. W. McKean, and C. C. Osborne, sions. Of course it is very distressing that there is in the nature of a dream. We rather enjoy It is expected that residents of Hongkong The Coroner said that there was no evidence should be auch depraved persons in the feah, the statement that there never was an "open will be given a very good exhibition of the to prova negligence on the part of the saldin but the fact remains and has to be taken inte en a door to close. We would only being done to ensure a good lively game, and the evidence that the woman should have door in England because there had never American National Game, and, everything is but it did seem strange and inconsistent dstation both by the Courts and the refer to the Allens Bill and the projected those familiar with baleball and looki
Then if the Courts in Hongkong Tariff Reform Bill, which would also have ward with much interes to the arrival of the facitly admit that they have no jurisdiction: bean carried by the last Goremment if the
WM,
FA Widow, Fung So, residing at 704, Holly
that she lived at 3: Gilman Sirast, wood Road, prorocuted women, who Coon to-day, for detalolog",
boy in her house since 29th September last. The complainant lost her sonj on that?da”, "was alleged, and all
fo recover bim
Kinforma
RAUB
The following is the result of the crushin operations at Raub for the four weeki endiu yth instantia,
BUKIT KOMAN,
Stone Crushed Gold obtained:2," Average per ton
ZLATA BUKIT MA Stone crushed Gold obtained
Komin
Gold
3:500 tons,
953 Qunces Sar due