Intimation.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH THURSDAY MAY 27 1909
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
A meeting of the Legislative Council was
China Lights.
THE CANTON ELECTRIC WORKS.
REPORTED PURCHASE UV CHINESE,
New Poak Tramways.
EFFECT ON. THE PUBLIC GARDENS, FROTEST BY THE SUPERINTENDENT OF THE BOTANICAL AND FORESINY DEPARTMENT. The following minuts on the Pack Tramway Bill, dated the 26th May, 1909, by the Superin was laid before the Legislative Council this afternoon
Hon. Colonial Secretary,
'century In such cases in-England by English public opinion, that I would also invite your Attention to the legislation end to the decisions of the highest coorta la London upon the sub ject and I am convinced that in them will be found opinions accentuating the contentions. that I am endeavouring to express in support believe be found to be utterly opposed to the of my views. Such an encroachment would spirit and letter of English law as well as to
ear boms parliament, in dealing with thesa and like matters in England.
Ing operations commenced on the site we recall the fact of a number of public spirited citizens who volunteered private held in the Council Chamber this afternoon. subscriptions to save the site from piles of Present His Excellency the Governor, Sir brick and mortar which would, as they did. Frederick Lugard, K.C.M.G., Colonel Darilog, denude the grounds of their wealth of semi-Hon. Mr. F. H. May, CM.G., (Colonial Secretary), WATSON & CO., tropical vegetation. Government could, if it Hon. Sir Henry Berkeley (Attorney-General); would, come to the rescue and resume the Hon. Mr. A. M. Thomson (Colonial Treasurer), LIMITED.
property by paying suitable compensation Hon. Mr. P. N. H. Jones, (Director of Public
But it did not, and that Works), Hon, Mr. F. J Badeley, (Captainreported that Viceroy. Chang considered it ex tendent, Botanical and Forestry Departments the true spirit of social progress which animates
Superintendent of Police), Hon. Mr. A. W. Brewin (Registrar General), Hon. Dr. Ho Kai, M.D., C., Hoo, Mr. E. A. Howett, Hon, Mr. Wei Yok, C.ar.c, Hon. Mr. WJ Greton, Hos. Mr. E. Osborne, and Mr. C. Clementi (Clerk of Coupclis).
ESTABLISHED A.D. 1841,
CHEMISTS
APPOINTMENT TO HIS EXCELLENCY' THE
GorzuNOR AND HOUSEHOLD
Watson's
to the owner.
pretty section of Glenealy was sacrificed to the builder's encroachment. Mr. Dunn makes an excellent case for the frequenters of the public gardens when he states that the promoters, in their anxiety to secure the concession of a second route to the Peak, have overlooked or at any rate not adequate. ly considered the limited number of those whom the, tramway is intended, to-benefit compared with the immense mass of what may be called the intelligent middle classci of Chinese and Portuguese who would suffer in a special degree if the tram were run to this way through one of the most important sections of the Public Gardens. In order to bring this aspect of the case more prominent.
HYGIENOL, by before you I would ask you to remember
AND.
It has been proved, by repeated experiments that "WATSON'S HYGIENOL is the most potent agent for the destruction of fleas, espacially rat fleas.
it has now been proved that Plague is conveyed to human beings by means of fleas from rats which have died of this disease.
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MINUTES.
FINANCE.
The Colonial Secretary laid on the table the repart of the Finance Committee (No. 4).
PAPERS
On the Sib lost, our Canton correspondent communicated the information, which was "ex. clusively published in these colurans, that it was pedient to buy back the Canton electric light whiks from the China Light and Power Company, Ld., gader the management of Messrs. Shewan Tomes & Co. The works. In accordance with instructions I submit the bave been under the direction of the Comfollowing oules on the proposed new cable paný now for some time, in fact since the tramway to the Peak districts. 1s in now six Chinese failed to make the concem a paying 'years since the question of allowing a new The minutes of the last meeting were randane. The capital required for the proposed cable iramway from the town to the Peak to and confirmed, so
scheme of re-purchass, according to our corre be constructed partly through the Public Gar "spondent, was estimated at $1,100,000, of dens began to be considered by the Govern which ball will be taken up by the Provincialment during that time four distinct proposi- Government and the other ball will be raised tions have been put forward in the endeavour by subscription in shares which will be offered to devise a compromise by which as little to the public. It was at the time reported damage as possible should be done to the very that certain wealthy Chinese had given their beautiful surroundings of the Public Gardens promise to underwrite to public moiety of the and Glenealy Ravine, while on the other hand purchase money: It was hoped the authorities a convenient touta might be provided for the would soon enter leto negotiations with a view construction of the line. The four allernative of making a tentativo attempt at securing the rotiles were,(1) a tunnel under the Gardens works into Chinese hands agalu, nnd conduct (2) a line on the surface of Glesealy, Ravine (3) them as an undertaking of their own. - a line on high trestles to the Ravine (1) a wide As we go to press, we learn that a private cutting through the Public Gardens. The fourth, telegram has been received in the Colony re-
which was the first scheme proposed, is that now sale and purchase of the warks at $1,200,000, from the point of view of damage to the Gar- porting the conclusion of the agreement for the before you. It is the very worst of them all. This report is not yet confirmed. A significant deps and in my capacity as Superintendent of edication of the truth of the report, Will be the Botanicaland Forestry Department I have found in the fact that shares of the Chins Light felt it to be my imperative duty from the first The Bill was read a second time and re- and Power Co, Ld, which were sold at $6.25 to protest against it. ferred to the Finance.Committee.
yesterday, fetched from $5.75 to-$7.00 to-day in the market.
The Colonial Secretary, by command of His Excellency the Governor, faid on the table the following papers
My work
Minula on the Peek:ramway Bill by the Superintendent, Botanical and Forestry De-
partment,
Report of the Director of the Observatory.
SUPPLY BILL Gangs
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The Colonial Secretary moved the second. reading of the Bill ehtitied An Ordinance to sum of five hundred and twelve thousand two authorize the appropriation of a supplementary
bundred dollars and thirty-four, cent to de- fray the charges of the year 1978
The Colonial Treasurós segar ddd.
CIVIL PROCEDURE.
The Allpracy General moved the third read. log of the Bill entitled an Ordinance to amend the Code of Civil Procedure.
The Colonial Secretary seconded. Bill read a third time and passed.
PUBLIC HEALTH AND BUILDINGS, ‚' The Attorney General moved that Council resolve itself into committes on the Bill entitled an Ordinance to amend the Public Health and Buildings Ordiyauces 1903-1908.
in the fint place that our city is, in cop sequence of the greatfdemand on the limit ed amount of ground available for building BUBONIC PLAGUE!paces of oven of private gardens, and Ulfat purposes, unusually devoid of public open
Access to the open country on either side of Victoria Cannot be gained except through suburbs densely crowded by the poorer dens, situated as they are in the centre of classes of Chinese, so that the Public Chr-fer
the residential district, for a priceless possession to the residents of the city of Victoris, by whom indeed they are mote or less crowded all the year round," Cily "lungs" are all log few in this Colony and for the residents in the central district' be they Europeans or Chinese-the gardens are the only resort in summer within the crowded nature of the districts they have comparatively easy reach. Quite apart from
to travel to reach the suburban open spaces, the distance they have to go to from their residences would militate against the ad. vantage of an afternoon constitutional for the adults in summer and render it altogether prohibitive, to the children of the middle-class by whom the Gardens are the only place that can be frequented in charge of their nurses. If the Gardens must be sacrificed in the interest of a semi. public undertaking, it should be considered that local residents have a sort of a vested. interest in them by the partial loss of which they can claim to be fairly entitled to consideration by their substitution by an S. WATSON & CO., easily accessible and as salubrious a site at the expenic of those who stand to gain by LIMITED,
the encroachment which deprives them of a benefit which they have uninterruptedly co joyed these last forty years.
All risk of infection can be avoided by washing the floors, etc, or sprinkling where the fleas are likely to be with a dilute soluijor DE: "WATSON'S 'HYGIENOL." "Ale spoonful to a pint of water, or a teacupful to
ora three gallous, makes a solution of the strength required for this purpate.
Cy
HYGIENOL IS A POWERFUL
DISINFECTANT AND -
GERMICIDE
Price per Pint...............
Gallon
HONGKONG DISPENSARY.
AND
50 cents
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KOWLOON DISPENSARY. Hoogkook, 17th March, 509
MARRIAGE. April ai, Dr. C. T. KËw, of Hongkong, to“ FLORENCE ETHEL BROWN,
A GOOD HAUL
JEWELLERY THIET IS UNEXPECTEDLY SIVEN ¿WAY.
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The Colonial Secretary seconded." Hon. Mr. Hewett said that the point he wished to make clear was that only in the fast" extremity were notices to be served on the ten- Colony
ant in case of the owner's; absence from tha
Hop, Mr. Gresson‚said he understood all notices were sent by registered letter. There was no question of serving notices
The Colonial Treasurer said that notices were sent by registered latter, so that the re- Ceiver could not refuse the communication, but, was compelled to read it, which was the mam object.
`After some discussion, Mr. 'Gresson said that he did not wish to press the point.
On Council resuming, the Bill was read a third time and passed.
PEAK TRAMWAYS.
A strong inquiry has set in, in the course of the afternoon, for shares of the Company: They emquate, so far as we understand, from princi- pale in Canton whose Hongkong agàbit are eagerly offering considerably over $7 for shares if procurable in large lots. Until last week they were available to the extent.cf just only, a very few thousand, probably not more than two or three in the open market, at, current prices; but late in the afternoon tolders would not part with their actips. However tempting the offer.
of 1866 and 1876 will, 1 bellove, be respected The principle at least of the Common Acts here, by which lands avar, which there are any pablic rights are secured from encroachment, and I feel sure that the application of the principle to these Gardens which have bean for 40 years dedicated to public use and have been largely used during the whole of that period will be appreciated. To show the great public interest f.lt and the strong public opinion existing on this subject of the prevention of encroachment on open- spaces I would refer to the existence and sctivity of the *Commons Preservation Society of London which has for its object the prevention of ed croachment upon all lands dedicated to the us Df the public. There is also the active and successip! Metinpolitan Public Gardant Arc scintion formed by the Earl of Meath In 1181 for the special object of opening Matro-- and most of the larger towns of England as well as pofita Gaidens and presciving them from en.. creachment Simi" organizations furish in
in many of the Colonics.
minute withme delay I am unable to give any As I have been instructed to submit this
detailed reference to the proceedings of these Societies or to the speeches made during the debates in the House of Consmoak on the Act referred to, but in them could doubtless bo found many cogent ar uments in support of my contanden. These argumente, I submit, apply with spedisce to the case of our small, beautiful and tifically valuable gardens. and when the unsightliness and nois ness of the paritlagkind of encroachment is con
dered! am cadent that the feeling of the community will recoil from this, irreparable injury
My position has throughout been supported by the conviction that the promoters, in their anxiety tosecure the concession of a second route to the Peak, have overlooked or at any rate:not adequately considered the limited number of those whom the tramway, is intended to benefit compared with the immense mass of what may be called the intelligent middle classes of Chl nose and Portuguese who would suffer in. a special degrea if the tram were run in this way through one of the most important sections of the Public Gardens. In order to bring this aspect of the case more prominently before you I would ask you to remember in the first place that our city is, in consequence of the great demand on the limited amount of ground avail- able for building purposes, unusually devoid of
•public open spaces or even of private gardens
m. Our Own Correspondent.] and that access to the open country on either
Cantor, 16th May. sideof Victoria cannot be gained except brough suburbi densely crowded by the poorer classes eung Shu, left bure yesterday so hard the The Chinese, Minister-elegs to Balgium, H.E
Lagos railway has reached the Niger at Jabba
of Chinese, 10 that the Public Gardens, situated CM.SN. Co steamer toangch for Shang." as they are in the centre of the residential disbal, en rond to Peking, H.E. Viceroy Chang be of such deep interest as to the Governor trict, form a priceless possession to the resi- and other officials were present at the Govern» Desigaato, of Queensland, Sir Wiliam Macdants of the city of Victorin, by whom indeed ment Tick TAE what lo accord H.E. Young a gregor, and the Governor of Hongkong, Sir they are more or less crowded all the year Frederick Lugard.
hearty send off a
off and at the same ilme requested him to convey their best wishes to H.I.M. the Emperor
* THE STURF OF A RAILWAY.
„FRUITS OF SIR F. D. LUGARD'S ACTIVITY.
To no one not sow directly concerned in its
construction will the announcement that the
CANTONDAY BY DAY..
RUTO, BELGIUM.
Sir F. D. Lugard, when High Commissioner round. to addition to this the Gardens are of Northern Nigeria, worked unceasingly, and very small, some thirteen acres only in all, in the end successfully, for the opening up of and so further ground is available for ex- OFFICIAL CHANGES the country by railway, but he preferred (ascending them in any direction, nor is
H.E. the Viceroy has appointed, Tasial does his successor, Sir Percy Girouard) á bare there any probability that there ever will be. Cheurg Sik Fat, at present Tacial of the pra
It is doubilens to Consequence of these confectures of Shiublog gud Loting, to be Tactal The consideration of the above was no on the navigable Niger, rather than at Lagon.
siderations that Government after Government of Yumchow add Limehow prefte ures in place. proceeded with.
As asual, Sir Frederick got his way, and has resisted all temptations to part with any of it Tactal Kung Sum Chan, who is transferred ADJOURNMENT.
Nigeria is being provided with a double railway this area for building purposes, for which its to Yunoan, palle Tastai Wong Tao Hing hat system, with termini at Barp on the lower value must be very high. The city is yearly been appointed to replace Tanjai Choung at Niger, and at Lagos on the Gulden Coast,
Sir William Macgregor, as Governor of Lagos, growing in size and impononce, the Gardens Acting Testal of Shishing and Loir
are certainly more popular than they were five: frankly confessed' that for the trade of that colonse railway which ended at the Niger was years ago and they may at any time again be
come the favourite resort of the English com- unnecessary; it should either stop short of the river at the Yoruba toma of tlioris or be carried musity also, as they used to be. on to Kand or even Lake Chad..
The Council adjourned until further notice
CADETS FOR CHINA,
For tome time past neither the Government of this Colony, por, that of the Federated Malay States, bas sent any Cadets to China to learn the Chinese language." This is not altogether easy to understand for in another branch of the service, the police, the import ance of possessing a number of officers with a knowledge of Chinese is so clearly recognised
But apart from the general question of the encroachment by which some 50,000 (quase feet out of this small area, will be meds abro- tutely useless to the frequenters of the Gardens
The Hongkong Celegraph a the probatiosers not to long would defie, to, the desirment
HONGKONG, THURSDAY, MAY 27, 2009,
A-rathit interesting cile where a "boy un wittingly gave away a Chisaman by whom he was employed to dispose of some articles of Jewellery, aggregating 10: total value of $736, Jand in the Palice Court, this morning. The days under the dew system of recruiting are caso: Was Another, instruce where a defaulter sept to China and expected to qualify.ie the ccasionally gets run by the merest chance language before becoming assistant-superin and served to illustrate the saying that the tendents. It may be that promotion is the "plans of rats and men with gang aglay It Chinese Proteciorate, to which the Chinese- THE BOTANIC GARDENS,
appears that an early hour yesterday morning. speaking Cadets naturally gravitate, was be- the man' in question grepaired in a house in coming blocked, or possibly that in a few re- After the earnest and vigorous protest Des Voix Road on burglary bent, Once in ceat instances the Cadels on their return to made by the Superintendent of the Botanic the house, he did not find much difficulty to the Straits did not show altogether satisfactory Gardens against the disfigurement of the locating a cash-box under the inmate's (a results, but we cannot regard either of these only "beauty spot" left in the heart of the othan) bed in which's no valu thle articles of as a sufficient réson for abandoning the sys city, by the proposed nuw line of tramway to jewellery were stored. The Box was then cartem of training a few of each year's Cadats in the Peak, there will be little surprise at the tie to the stair landing, where the early visitor the language some dialect of which-and do postponement of the consideration of the bracelets,ind ofe, pir of real earrings proportion of the population of the country.
ptote thres diamond rings, two pairs of gald other tongue-is spoken by such a very large The late Mr. Hare, whose knowledge of the
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To Kado it is now going, but as to Lake Chad well, that elusive sheet of water is dot the commercial asset that Sir William, and all the
Macgregor was an ardent advocate of the atmost extension possible of the railway, and was the author of the phrase that the iron horse should not stop till it drank of the waters of Lake Chad," #
How many people, out wooders, are aware of Lord Beaconsfield's association with Lake Chad. It was a literary association only, but very characteristic. The joint discoverers of the lake were Hugh Clappertes, a naval officer, and Dixon Denham, a milliary officer. That was in 1823, and with patriotic zeal the travel. lers named the Chad Luke Waterlop.
In 1826 Benjamin Disraeli published! Vivian Grey," "this insolently clever novel, as Mr. Frederick Greenwood bas called it, and the African heroes and their discoveries, Vivian is talking with Julia Manvers at Château Desig the home of the Marquess of Carabas, and fefers to Major Denham's account of his Bair breadth escapes (published the same year, in which "Vivino Grey" appeared),
"There was," he continues, an excellent
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Owing to the incessant rains, a building in Sia Sbi Kal direct suddenly collapsed et brut pm on the 24th instant when four men, wers buried under the debris. An alarm was at onde raised, and disistance was promptly rendered by the members of various institu fans. The four unfortunate men were quickly extricated. Two of them were found to be toriously, fijured while others escaped with slight braises, The Red Cross Society bas these men under treatment.
which would be as used to the beauty and secto. ion of the Gardens by this particular kied of encroachment. The noise made by a cable tramway must be well known anw to every, re- sident, the rattling of the wheels over which | the cables run can be heard far from the present line and it is through the quietest part of the Gardens, most remote at present from noisy roads, that it is proposed to run these trams it would moreover be difficult to imagine any thing more detrimental to the beauty of the Gardens than a straight, cutting Too feet wide succeeded by a lion of trestles carrying the metals on which the cars would rug. The Gardens are widely famed for their beauty, and are frequently and jostly spoken of as the
Gardens for which our Colonies ate famous. ·
'Conncil a telegram in which the Special Como As a botanist 1 specially deplore red most missioner H.H. Ko Yo Him was arged to pro- canestly protest against the proposal that this coed to Yannan to take pp, his appointment as totting should pass through and utterly destroy Commissioner of Foreign Affairs N Soon AF one of the best collections of palms and other the negotiations on the Macao delimitation trees in the world. More than ofte, well with the Portuguese Government have been grown palms, some of them magnificent speci- completed
LA SCHOOLMASTER'S TROUULE, VRO
H.B. KO YUʻIIIM:
Bifi by the Legislative Council this afternoon. The mag ben test the box, together with strain Chinese was unrivalled, always iniisi-young author made play with the returned prettiest for their size of all the .fins Botanic The Viceroy has received from the Grand
Mr. Dunn's minute against the encroach some prices of clothing which belonged ment by: this second cable route to the to the woman go, the staircase and disaped that spt least ose Cadet of every three Peak was only completed yesterday and hopeared. At the time the rubbery washing should be sent to Chisa, and albough this Durable members of Council could have had commille mostrefie inmates were reaaday perhaps be rather a generous estimate it but little time to consider the fresh objections asleep, and on suddenly waking up, the woman in certain that a large proportion of Chinese raised against the new tramway scheine from heard be this receding fonisteps, and come speaking officers would be an excellent thing ing in the concion that something was amiss,
for the service. In the Bankruptcy depart ment's thorough knowledge of Chinese in in-
A school teacher named Tong Sui. Shek
theæstletic and scientific points of view. As the women raised' the slứm, which had the dispenrable to the official who is called upon lary about town on the retura, of Dendam mens, are marked on the plan before you for, ordinary laymen we cannot claim to express desired effect of “bringing'a few nelġhbours to to,uoravel the intricacies of Chincie commerce and Clapperton. The travellers look different | destruction," besides numerous, smaller trees
•An authoritative opinion on the exceptional her aid who at once informed the Police of the and accouais ; in the Pólico Courts -Chinese- routes, in order to arrive at the same point of and shrubs of great sċinntific value. Not one received two hundred strokes of the bamboo15; collection of palms and ferns which are "of affair The thief shortly afterwards visited a speaking Magistrate would have a great ad, destination in his wanderings the Major of them can be transplanted in consequence of for being found making pipe, without the priceless value and of which not only the goldsmith, where he bad paй of the jewellery "yantage as regards the weighing of evidence: came upod as unheard-of lake, which, with their size, and age and even if their removal. necessary wooden board licences
We know that the Malay interpretation in the Courts is occasionally faulty, and it is only reasonable to assume that the interpretation of Chinese evidence is also sometimes incor rest, and that some means of keeping a check upon it is highly desirable. Then again the zenewed activity of Chinese secret societies
Colony but the English botanical world may melted into bracelets. Next he placed the ear be justly proud." This rare collection would, rings in the custody of a "boy" with instruc in great part, be doomed to destruction, it tina to pawn them. The pawn-broker's the present scheme is adopted by the Coun- picis, however, worn aroused, and he gave cll. As guardian of such a collection, Mr.be "boy" in Palice custody. The latter, how- over, was not slow in divulging the trac state Duma properly enters his most emphatic of nifsic and offered, to take the Police to the protest against any, act-of vandaliera that real culprit. The Police ware takes to a bours would seem to call for the strengthening of the may be responsible for robbing our Gardens at Shek-long-isul, where the thief bad gone to department which supervises these bodies. of the reputation which it has enjoyed for see a sweetheart in all the glories of a new Altogether we hold that there is a strong case their great and exceptional beauty. How far buifit: He was on the point of proceeding to for a return to the former system by which our legislators and public opinion will restaurant, but imagine the rude shock he support the superintendent of the gardens mest have received, on being told that he would in his endeavour to save to the Colony a
have to make a beeline for the nearest Polica small stretch of land which bis predecessor Hazeland at the Magistracy this morning, Station, The man appeared before Mr. F. A had adored with so much care and skill, and was given six months' hard labour and six will be seen in the course of the next wack hotra' stocks. A farther charge of returning or two when this much debated Bull again from baslibment was preferred; against him comes before the Couache, That the Gov and a similar teri awarded the prisoner. cramentli fiself not free from blamoin permit
ting the disfigurement of Jower Glenealy THE Agent in Hongkong of the. Nadar. Raving, the history of the acquisition of the fadache Han el-Maatschappij. (Netherlands
Traslog Society), da se recipe of land abutting Arbuthnot Road from the leformation, that a dividend of eight per conf: Mepa to the junction with Wyndham Street war bota declared by thli Bisk for the your furalabes abundant evidence, Before build
1938.*:
the spint which they of the Guards surely ap proved, be christened: Lake Waterloo.
Clapperton arrived a few days after him; and the pool was immediately re-bapled Lake Trafalgor... There was a het quarret in conss quence. Now if I had bet there, I would to most the views of all patties, the Volted have arranged matters by proposing as a' title
Service Lake,-Pall Mall Gapolis.
was hardly a tropical, betanić garden, in the
ORDER TO CLOSE OPIUM DIVAME, The Government Anti-opium Borean yes. terday sent a eiyuan to Fatthan to seal op number of opium divans, which were still open for business contrary to the anti-oplam rer quistions that have been framed.
were possible there would be so space available for their reception." I would ask you to con. sider the patient, labour and the skill, supported by liberal funds from the Government during the last to years, which bare resulted in the secums allon of this splendid collection. There seventies that did not either by direct gift or
COLLECTION OF LAMIN, DURA. J Sipce, the: Centoo-Haskow, Rallway – was with the geretous assistance of the Royal opened for traffic, several Likein stations hava
state from distant countries is very great and way. By order of the Viceroy, another station Roanic Gardens at Kew send us contributions bien established along the line for the colisc. The difficulty of getting small trees in a living | tlos of Likin dues on goods carried by the valle
only after several failures. Such a sesign as we collect Likin dues. each tree thus obtained is often established will be opened to-morrow at Yuen Tam to
PRINCE Attbur.ol Connaught, who headed the every year to Chins, for if it did not as a rule bonerary presidency of the Japanese Exhibition a certain number of young Cadets were sent Garter. Mission to japin, bas accepted the produce profound sinclogues, is ́gavo-US) A knowledge of the idiosyncracies and habits of number of useful officials possessing a deeper
to be held at Shepherd's Beab next yest...
possess is therefore a lasting monumest of past, poster, Y,M.CAL FOR CANTON, TABLE enterprise as well as a scientific possesilon of A Young Men's Christian Association is pro thoughts of the Chinese than they could ever: A CURIOUS Illustration (says New York priceless valus, of which dot only the Colony pored to be established in this city, for which have acquired locally, Pinang Gantis. paper) of Oriental prejudice was recently af but the English botanical world may be justly subscriptions are at present balbg collected.
forded in the experience of Løsdon banks hav. „proud, th THR Governor-General of Indo-China has | ing occasion to forward gold coin to China. It There are I think some very special grounds || new Bund for the erection of the proposed in- arranged with the Compagalader Messageries | wai ásceriaised that the Calheio would accept | sách as 3 have detailed above why por small stitution.
| Maritimes that the port of Camrank should,ftum May 3, be served once a month, both going and wako, by the pre-bons of the Congaus This item will continus datil a costing astvica in ocularly astuted between Saigon
and Camrent.
no sovereigns heating the Salut George and Dragon on the reverse side, as it sepresenta non on the Engllas color is abhores, so the Celestial mind. The London shippers were herniors obliged to select, older color, beating
shield instead of the Dragon,
în reported "ibat a sila will be selected on the
Gardens and this particular part of jbem should not be thas, inituded apor but so The Chinese Micinas and the Secretary of the much t
it ir thrown upon the redetét quase Chinese Lezation, were the gat tion of encroachment aphs, open spaces in March of the Treasures, and Targetowas by the wholesome principles and Middle Temple at the dinner pitch
well established during, the last half | mark Grand Day of Raster termi