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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 1897.-

Ox 21st June Captain Superintendent May and Acting Inspector Mackie with a body of Indian constables raided a house at No.

The return of bubonic plague cases in the city of Taina, forwürded from H.M.S. Consulate, Tainan, show that from May 26 2 Wa lang in search of gamblers, and June 2, 17 my cases were discovered accured six prisoners. When the case was and 30 deaths uccurred. Front June 2 to called this morning, only three prisoners June 9, 28 cases were reported and 24 appeared, the others having absconded.deaths occurred.

lente

Mr H. L. Dennys' appeared for the prone-Tum Honours Sir John Carrington, Click Justice, and A. G. Wise, False Judge, ution, and Mr J. Hastings for the dnfexec, The charges against tho

against the men are unlawfully

were to-day engaged in the continuation of keupung

gambling hasee and 1 COMBICOL

the waring of the appeal in the case of the unlawfully supplying money gambling Bank of China, Japan and the Straite, La. utensils to other gamblers. Mr Dennys

2. Cheung Yau To and others. Me Robin applied for the discharge of two of the pri-

two of the prison finished his argument for the appel. soners. The bail of the three prisoners who did not appear, amounting in knelt case to 835, was estreated. The case was rar the meeting of the Sanitary Fourd this uanded till Tuesday next. An application afternoon, Mr F. II. May, the Vice Pro for release on hail of the reninding prisoner sident, proposed the following resolution, das granted on sureties boing found for That the Board de call upon each and overy one of the subordinate Officers, Ta- torjeeters and Clerks Berving under the Board to furnish to the Board a full and accurate statement of the business con- cerns, if any, in which they are interested.

$5,000.

TYPHOON NOTICE.

Already acknowledgod

was

port:-

SANITARY AFFAIRS IN HONGKONG.

80

DRAINAGE.

THE CHINA MAIL.

It is ratisinctory to be able to record that the malicious choking of house drains, prevalent some three years ng g has practically ceased. Such choking of these drains as now takes place is, I feel sure, in the rain, due, either to ignotice

#Ho or to carelessness, and chiefly to the former MARKETS AND SLAUGHTER-HOUSES,

t

little

EDUCATION IN H

KONG. taken from

The following extracts Dr E. J. Litele report for 1896 on the educational departinent:—

SCHOOLS.

of

CYCLING IN HONGKONG.

the best general view of Hongkong island, and its city of Victoris, is to be obtained. "In short, there are many worse places for cycling in the world than Hongkong, parti

The following from Rolling Stone up. at pears in Cycling for May 15-

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causing much inconvenience and discomfort to househoklan, more especially to those win live in tenetant-dwellings, had no evil At ilus meeting of the Eanitary Board results so far as the public health of the Co

There is only one drawback tokeycling cularly for those who have no distance sai in Hongkong, there is not enough of it, bitions. LOCAL DISTAIBETION OF SECULAR AND by

The island itauif only nwastres, roughly, this afternoon, Mr H. McCallum, Seoreliny was concerned, mal it will, I hope, of the conservancy of the City by Bu

EMLIQIQUI ACHCOLS.

some nine tiles by seven, and must of las tary, submitted his repart for 188. The have one good result, viz., the carrying out

th paid servants of the Board, instead of The terms secular and religious' hava limsted area is occupied by hills and peake, following extracta s made from the re- ratium mosns of o public limes it by as at present by the irrational means of

clo. Tho bost road of all, some seven each householder making his own terms toy applied to local Schools in a peculiar delightful to the eye, impossible to the bicy

plenation. Nearly all the Grant-in-Aides log runs along the shory castward merce have received the following lotter with his servant to do the very necessary sense, which requires e fow words of ox-s work of cleansing his premises daily, overy plantion. Nearly all the Grant-in-Aid from the buss town of Victoria. One is from the India Office in answer to their sug second day, my twice a week according to Victorian

the ordinary sense of the word, but under little town, and free of the complice plans of a proprased Burma-Sian China Fire Grau-in-Aid Code, which deliberarely to oycling perils of the still Eastern Railway should be made at the expense his ability and willingness to pay his ser-Schools aro virtually religious Schools in sou out of the handsque well-built gestion that the surveys, estimates, nad

HOUSE INSPECTION,

India Office, Whitehall, London, April 6, 1807. vant.

Fifty-three wants to enter and inspect and wisely ignores the question of religion streets, in spite of their British control, of the State

"Sir, The Association of Chainbers-of- for high and having so longaz to watch the uncer. trire midnight three hundred and sixty altogether the Government as these and consequent order and neatness

warrants The oscurones of Cattle Plages amongst houses we issued. even warrants to Voluntary Schools exclusively on the basis-having no longer to watch the uncer

omrickish reading, dictation, it is at length possible to the animals at Pok-fa-lum presents some enter and insport after saidnight one hund of the cusults obtained in the subjects of tin ATPOvres of the wild and active

That Associations in furtherance of a Burma- hools coolie porter, it is at length possible to, 1896, that certain suggestions made by features which douorve eureful attention. red and twenty-one houses were issued, the standards (reading, dictation, com- ichish boys, zer dodge the destruction Commerce of the United Kingdom was in- On the 9th March the Chairman of the In one of these cases was there any difficul-position, history, matndantics, natural dealing bamboo poles of the swarms of framed by Sir A. Godley's letter of July pejectedia fires which doors

And who could help onjoying a ridu Slam-China Railway project had been ney please of any religion whatsnever. Dairy Farm Company reported to the ty experienced in gaining admittance, nor scenes etc.), and leaves these Schools coolie portm

The Institutions which in this Colony are anywhere on such a day as smiled upon the transmitted to the Government of India directed to state that the Government of Comial Secretary that a number of their was any complaint received about the insoittoly free to teach as much or as little gazo about and enjoy the ride. dawase of an intuenza type, and on the

denominated secular Schools are the writer on the occasion of his taking this for consideration and report. I am not

India have recently reported their views o animals were suffering from a ccantounicainspections being made.

CHINESE CHARACTERISTICS.

Sovernment Schools, enablished, main particular spin The sun shone with wined and controlled exclusively by thebut tempered his rays 10th he describes it as reading amongst

rays to merely genial 1 live hoen able to ATTACK OF THÊ, RES ARTHUR 1. ENITI. the animals on tho fare with lightning-like rapidity. So for

The Tintin correspondent of the NC Government apart from any question of but tempered his rays to marely genial the subject to the Souratury of State for payment by result, and the Kaifeng Schools, warmth, and a light breeze playing over India in Commeil. That Government dial ascertain, cases of illuess, te, minor A TELBIAL), zecident occurred last night

rapidity

Lain News writes on the 15th June

tLA probably the most On Friday afternoon, June the 11th, the maintained by Chinese Associations which the water, not only sent the aid junks on the fact that the Mandalay-Kunlou on the new wharf at the end of Winluk,

ailmente, bad man fairly prevalent amongst

On Friday with and the Hrv. II. D. in order to toe nhsolutely free forced the muscles and spirits of tin chd borders of China, is now being stats unlor- pro- Street, resulting in the death of one cooliz

the unimals on this form for me wonths resinas to the excurrence of the first her. 1. D. Smith and the Rev. II. D. deeknu to receive any aid from Govern shore skipping gaily along, great dauls of Failway, which has becu undertaken alter and serious injuries to anotherman. About Dr Arkinson, President, seconded the ro-case of endorpust. iwever, theru dues Fortet, wife, a

cay of enderpust. iiwever, theru does Forber, wife, and two childs left here ment in order to to absolutely free from pictures brown over the blue, but, sise very fail inquiries,

dorpust. liver, for their hum in Panchachuan Sedas neo at allup bermula of regret the the-oud of the road was not destuiwe na dovernmental na to hallast five o'clock a number of coolies

bolution. Dr Clark, white fully endorsing but appear to be any connection boon for their hum in langchinchuang, Shattany Ebeen interference. Now the raced the muscles and spirits of those unsuitable for trace access to the western those cases of illness, which were mainly tung, returning from the Annu Merang choose for alluge or malar, heenuse land, and for a moment there was a cloud borders of China, is now being actively pre

Misnothe were engaged lifting a large raft ng at the the

the princide of the resolution, sad it.

characterised by a marked increase in the of the Mismo --the American Hod-these so-called sucular Schools inerlcate of regret that the end of the road was not ceeded with. The Secretary of Stats unler f the Board to make any animals The reality with place of the city, and tied up for the school which has lately cessat giving realise that wator by means of shear legs and & Chi-

not competent for the Board to make any animais emprature, and the subsequent Chingeles. About dusk, they reached a the principles of Confucianisin, Tauiz and seventy miles away, instead of seven. It stands the view of the Government of India to ith gate of the city, and tied up for the School which has lately cost giving realise that it wanted but a week to Christ-unt the overnment of Sian: for continu nose winch. One end of the raft lud ben

such and upon ita inkardinate officers of indepest. The rapidity with place a third of a mile distant from the Buddhisa in teaching the Clinoso standard was difficule for the strungor, whitt branch-dhat it would be premature to inour the Jiftied up and after being a ropa a

the river cured by rope a vote being taken, the mover and spend. which a ugly of animals beans illis gate of the city, and tied up for the semi imoke, and the ous Govermenting this genial air, gazing on the brilliant cost of surveys and estimates of a railway Prough to throw dught on the canse being night. They soon saw signs of excitement Sebol which has lately const giving a sky, and the forms and treas around hit, from Moulun to the Siamese frontier

Ps, which bogu txamination forthelen all the Gover skyward precipice sugh soil hid

wherever they coal find a lodgment ning the line, the whole value of which would The dein was keened and atunched to the

et voted for the resclation and Mr Chae viinary infection of ote almal by on the opposite side of the river in the Chinese education, Lanches in certain realise that it wanted but a week to Christ- until an understanding can be arrived at Seriptures. Nevertheless all to Govern to inploy the staff of their Public Works other and of the raft. It appears that two ham nad De Chark voted against the restla another and reilly suits that the real este at the bats. After thxaminations, portions of the Christian whe

ham mad Dr Chark voted against the resula another ud forcibly suggests that the reat gathering crowd, which began hewing classes, proturing for the Oxford Local as The Ivras and trees were growing with the Government of Siam: for continu

unration of the dire in the first instance brick hats, etc.,

had coalies courdeancad to wind up the winch, tion. The motion was carrical by the Prewas

contaminatal tai suppy. This danger was past, at 2:0 Saturday morn Scriptures. Nevertheless all the Govern the rugged rock-stown fills that use depend on that continuation. They

report from whiel et Echools as well as the Kaifong Scholskyward precipitously from the very edge areover, willing to incur expenditure and the raft had been hoisted up a certain dent's gusting vote.

source of causation in rendered more probing, Mr Smith seat

more prung, Mr Sarith seat a repert frames. rupey find alde when there is very good reason to be quote. He says At first, wo say are secular in this sense that they do not of the mud. Sometimes enough soil or to eploy the staff of their Public Works tianity. They are secular 50 out of the solid rock; the sea boating eas-China line, until the manner in which distance when the pe securing the other end broke and the "spoked wheel of the Ar the Magistracy to-day, bolero Me H. E.love that cases of Cattle Plague were secure that this was a traient affair ke it their aim to inculate the princi. not been found even to make the marrow Departament (whose services are now in strate the bearing ring-in-the-nighalad ni inte is deed it dit fer about an hour. At the sad rather at the propagation of acrality then over nhove, hota threatening, but imputent, euch at any docu mined, I am, sit,

are case-udian about the same time. Unfortunately, it isdeed it did for about an hotte. At the end far they are non-Christian, and an out of the solid rock; the sea boating case. Indian territory for a projected Burma. winch got heyoral the eventre of the enlies Wodehouse, Polier Magistrate, the hearing ring in-the-neighborhood of Canton at which would subside, which in ples of Christianity. They are secular so read on, and the highway had been hownreat demand) in the surveys in British

bead.of

of the charge of assor, againat Cheng Kwan not known for certain that the cattle of that that everything was quiet, the of religion ordinatily

uot known for certain that the cattle of that (ie, after we were in bod, and hulathur at the propagation of tacraliss than Jussly below, the uassive rock-hills hanging Sism-China lieu, until the manner in which

evalent supposed that everything was quiet, to however, the distinction of religious and adge of which this road man, the mainland of your obedient servant HORALE WAX

short Across the narrow channel, along the very bean subsuntally determined. I am, sir, and begun to main at a terrific speed.

olgar suo in Qucona lisense, with was more or less prevalent supposed that everything was quiet, the of religion ordinarily so called. Taking, over above, hota threatening, but impotent, euch an undertaking is to be finuced has One unu was struck on the head and was Ting, the keeper of a store

Rond Central, was resumed. The Isto in the neighbourhood of Cantor, was Cattle crowd began to re-collect and in

Phigue. Even if it was Cattic Plague, tinaw the lathaviour of the mob was much secular School in the Reuse in which these edge of which this road ma, the mainland of your obedient servant,

ma- terms are locally applied, it is fun of was Cattle Plague,

nea-terus "the

THE LORDS ON THE HEALTH killed instanty, his head being terribly

partner in the fm, who was brought down I have 20 reliable information lint any worse than beforo.

enses there prended those which first ses palice to Yil Prins to let Lia fenownedy Town and Shek-tong-tsui (at the ex volcanic fired, nut-up hills. As times, I have 20 reliable information liat any worse than before. Wo than sent a ma- terus are locally applied, it is interesting China stood up, mountainous and rugged,

OF THE INDIAN ARMY, mutilated. Another was caught in the

The vital and highly critical importanc every district sin and the ails and severely injured. He by the Police from Canton, and gave cases there prended thuse which first sesonger with a card to the main of the to note that, with the exception of the the light effectively catching and throwing

the increase tremo West end of the town)

trenio e removed to the hospital, where he los idonee at the last hearing on behalf of curred in this Colony. It is however, he river palioe zo Y Puteh, to let him know comparatively unsettled districts of Ken inte prominerice the subduel reds and the prosecution, was cross-cumined by Mrported here from a district not very far missiles were constantly on the increase of the Colony that has any Schools at all, besides the junks, an on-going stermar the prosecution, was cross-examined by Mryond question that bran is regularly in what was going on. As the yells and the nedy Town and Shek-tong-tsui (at the ex-gelds and yellow and white colourings of the

little space, which they were has a saticient proportion of both secular would steam past, and do her best to list of the subject of the health of our Euro- allowing the pro- a dangerous condition.

J. F. Resce, who appeared for the pri- from Canton, and that this bean forms we ordered the bontmen to pull on ahead

lungth begin to and the now left in the rear, and the sent torrible state of affairs

more of the milch us in the Colony. The reluctant to do but did at length begin to and religious Schools to answer the varied at the view with its long trail of inkypeau aray in India uzd of the dangers tre Spectator's, dog stories have set the oner. He said he did not receive an very constierable part of the food Bioply for

memhanzen and torritation of allowing t Japanese press aging, and the Rising Sa, agreement from this prisoner on retiral circumstances indicate pretty clearly the stamin B

circumstances indicate pretty dearly the attempt. But as soon as the moth saw demands of the people. The subjoined breath, and turns in the road would reves the Horne popalations of allow

dead level nearly all the way, the House of Lonis. It is well that the story of the lle gave his partner a retiring agreement. need which exists that the Dairymen in this that we were in antion their fury was still Table exhibits this aspect of besl school the harbour new left in the ear, and the sent torrible state of affairs to continue or an to the matter in

public mind should be informed and hemod as to the necessity of abandoning the ganki, in republishing the Dan- 16 beach-comber from its contemporary, Defendunt had not entered his name in the Colony should exercise rigorous care in the norm excited, and they said that we should enamelation with suficient clears nighty fleet of merchanzen and warships, bo aggravatol amply justified Lord

purchase of the imported food satis which neither go on not ge back. As we saw that and requires no further explanation. Ilying, mutually at peace, therein. This taven in aliing attention

they were getting furious and attempted many add, however, this Table, apart from usd is

SURPAUL CANNOT BE BRATES.

Inist-fire des it with a statementThat the alger, nor taken his name out of the they give to their animals.

Luringly would at low, but rates the During July and August four shipa arrived to head us off, wo tried to turn the heat illustrating the topographical distribution and its

spalmat concerning which we knew nothing householders' register. He told the reas

and children. The rock is very well dis of Commons, and the speeches of Lord over when the origival sketel of his collector be hind retired from the shop and

his collector he had retired from the shop and from Lleian with 97, 21, 8, and dead swine alat in order to drop down the river to the of secular and religious Schools, also illus

on board. There was suspicion that deathe north gate. This they would at low, but trates the fact that the mass of the native It is made of the surrounding rock, bre konplier of Iniss: fitire which it adopted on

of lave as

large, heavy toller, there and the Archbishop of Canterbur 1 materially contribute to strengthen the advertised it in the newspaper. Defendant resulted from swine forer, but I am incfined apparently several hundred mun sprang on population, although they are devout Con-up into anal pieces by hand by women the resolution of a minority of the House or was wrillen. Without being able to so deeply into a review of these latter, refused to allow him to strike out his name to think that the heat of the sun and the the grain is to rush from them upon ours. hinists, Taurists or Buddhists, Those the other in baskets, tether buld maution 4.

little episode as dis-out" of the householders' register. The manner in which the animals were packed As Dr Potter'n mat is clumsy and hard rals, ce objection to send their children to tributed over the rond, watered, and Roberie and the Arch

na above the other in baskets, together to manage it swung about till very near the religius Grant-in-Aid schools in spite crashed down by a large, heavy toller, will materially contributs

Where WU cannot with little or no fluid is during the the ine of grala bout, and many soure of their decidedly Christian character. It drawn by women and children, fifty of growing pablic opinion that faddisis nust characteristic of the dog. It was a case was again adjourned.

passage, was the real guise of the files of men yelling like demens prepared to will be noticed that the religious Grans-in-thea to each roller, healing night al 10 longer be permitted to interfere ng some nine or ten months ago,

which resulted fatally. The circumstaner board Dr Potter's man wine. Jun Aid Sebuels have a larger attendance than main at two long ropes. The irony of the with the plain dictates of humanity and Arher was lying in the harbour.

that out of a very large munter af these this juncture De Porter's servant buria the uke Government and Kaifeng fate of birth was there more forcibly canton-sense. teously supplies animals brought up by the same as a Tientsin, and locice and discharge ring worked on the principle of Interest to along in the convenice u tu bude, by crusade against direct courpulma-y remedial animals brought up by the same ships and Winchester rifle which he bad bought at Schools put together, and the reason is brought house to the writer, than when agree with Lord Dantaven and the Sr. José de Nastaro çðurteusly supplies t he day the green gracer's boy, who

that wers in a very exhausted condition on Tientsin, and loudied and discharged it inlt siniply that the Grant-in-Aid Schools, behew English lady, dressed in the Primate is in the earth the

ato De Pottering worked on the principle of payment by latest Parisian fashions, being borne er inquiry is necessary.

and drove the nenintain a higher weiglas with Chi-road-rollers, with its repulsive-looking in the facts bringing regetables to the mess, en- the following telegram ---

Manila, 29.-Sew typhoon, in Bashor being landed, only five died after landling, the air to frighten the mids. Be Porter results, are impelled by self interest to along in the conventice of the country, an recognise the intensity and activity of the reigas with Chi- four uniformed coolies, past one of the measures, on various graundo, the inade

of ed by some celestial device of his own

is chaugh of itself to throw doubt on the ran un the-grain leats and drove the men

road-rollers, with its struggling mass of guacy of which we have frequently exposed Channel. nearly spionary three daya,"

assertion that death results from theft for the moment as they were not exaintain a higher rate of efficiency and elegant sedan chair, open but abuded, by crusade against direct compulsary romedial

pecting any fluit at resistance. After that the latter aspect outweighs with Chi- four uniformed woolies, past one of the measures, designing, totumble overboard and flounder

discase known as swing fover.

womenkind of the Yellow race. These appalling facts as to the spread of the about in the, to hig, unnatural clement,

sheds expable of housing 1,266 head several heas of this state of things the use parents all other considerations. DIAMOND JUBILEE SUSCRIPTIONS. like one who is about to drown. Now

No material change has taken place, us poor creatures are part of the means to ease in the Indian army have opened The Hon. Treasurer begs to acknow. ut ele, 8 sheds capable of housing 200 mub, still yelling and reviting, followed as NATURE OF THE EDUCATION GIVES IN THE Preparing, rag-clothed, ropulsivo-looking in these soluimus, bat we believe that the Jack had no earthly use for or sympathy ledged receipt of the following fist of Chi-

ledged receipt of the wollowing list of Chi-head of gests, and 867 pens capable of down the river a few paces, when just at with the pigtailed purveyor of garden pesa subscriptions, supplied by Mr Fung housing 6,700 head of swine were licensed this practure three mount by the Froych

during the year. The housing of the arrived, and began to pull look at the mob regards the nature of the elucation given make the finest roads in the world; when the eyes of many who were either indiferent animals way or be fairly considered to be discharged their weapons. 11 satin local Schools, sines the Government (in finished, the surface is more like a cement or prajudised to the feebleness of the argu- 11 upon which the long till the crowd nistened down, and the 1620) amouneed its deferimination hence track than anything, and any cyclist would manis exural and physical truck, but just on general principles and Wah Chaen:-

ala-Me contagious dis in a satisfactory condition. as a matter of impulse, essentially and

The Avenue derived during the your din reailed with us. We learned forth to promote English rather than Chi-appreciate a run over them except perhaps discrimination front the compulso

stition,

discase which is most terrible in ita Accidedly his own, he hounded over the

from the Anin al Depôts or Markets was froin them that auther boat just in-frantneso education among the satire popsia. Me Hillier. The road, after passing through ventivo rules applied to ompulsory pre-

action and consequences to humanity $1,452.86, from the slaughter-anuses of us had been attacked at about the tion, except that the Chinese classes of a ecupts of Chinese villages, unusually asses in general of thist one contagious rail and into the water where he grabbed

the time, and for There has been, however, a tendency ob $42, 750 and from the various food markets same time. This was a boat carrying Queen's College have been abolished. clean,

the survable among the Managers of Grant-in on top. There is another delightful run and the memorial to the Secretary of Stats the unfortunate heathen and kept him

9,458,bi, making a total for the year of passengers, but euqay at the time, and for There

Hoon as possible, on

Onslow show font until aid of the harman-kind could be

8192,681.37. The revonne derived from sonce reason the crowd had accused the survable among the Managers of Grant-in-terminates at a sheer rock-cliff, with a fort justified. Lady Henry Somerset, Letter the tood markets is collected by the Regis boulen of having kidnapped a child. The Ad Schools to conform trar General, to whom I am indebted for mob boarded the bat, and we learned that to this new policy of the Government out of Victoria going West along the const, referred to by the Earl of

& This road runa at any further inquiry is called for in order to the figures given at the Markets are twe persons were seriously injured and the rich, since the desire for an education, re-equally good as the last-mentioned as to that the leven of revolt against the far hoat sinashed, Had the gulliers arrived a volution is spreading among the Chinesends surface, but not so easy in the gradists is working. We do not think that it managed by the Ollieers of the Board.

few moments later thero is every reason to poople, for political reasons, row animates dient department.

eztens, the native population fans does it believe that this would have been our fate, aber to come extens, the native population higher level, being cut out of the hill-side, instruct or arouse the public mind to the und plan; the battle patch of my Canterbary general ser make part of the Chinese, for an English educatoria below, every street defined like a appear necdful by additional investigation The time of the disturbance was about of Hongkong, As the denard, on the and thus affords still better views of Vic noed for sanitary regulations. Nor does i tion is increasing. the Government and the ground plan; the harbour and its wonderful to develop more clearly the moral side of tion is increasing. the Government and that shipping, and the little patch of mighty the question, $5 the Archbishopin half-rast nine.

THE GOOD CONDUCT, OF THE-OPICALS

Managers of Grant-in-Aid Schools, wind mysterious China beyond, is that there is a general agreement in the Being Canteen, 46th the moral side of Bong Canterbary suggests. We should think Since then we have been visited by relays Managers of Grant-in-Aid Schools will shipping, and the little patch of mighty the qua

and civil. from several existing stuff at thing in the Colony birds that pelist; whilst other bind road be condemned by eie brious that if you

that there as free a agreement in the existing staff and the existing action road, and afford shelter to sweet-singing view that the authorities should make it vi oltuals, military and civil. from several pari puss he moved to increase both the ad mysterious China weyond.

is to learn what tion for English taming School for native the passing yells slowly across the road tier. It is obvious my in that grindas, whose desire is to learn what ton for English teaching in the Colony, birds that warble out their comments on very clear that they look upon this kind of prints, whose desire is to learn what existing staff and the existing accommoda: further from the ses trees fourish on this that there is a general has happened sed to protect us. We make

have The need for a Training School for native

local page, gail in every good old he tone of the army th have determined to go on, and they have The need for a Training School for native birds that warble out their comments on very clear that they look upon this kind of man and every offered us ail the erant we need and as teachers of English, for the honest of local the passing cyclist; whilst other birds, bat indulgence as a very evil thing which is to

coming far as we need. We are to start or carly Schools in general, is gradually becoming gay plumaged, gail slowly across the road be condemned by every good quan and overs private Medical in the mowing. Under their production plied by the Government, English educators, and the sweep of their long talis. respect you will have done something to

opportunity to see and adm protonplied opportunity to soo and admire their bright cars change the tone of the army in that The total sua paid to private Medical in the morning. Under their protution more presting. Unless this need is sup 12 front of the rider, as if to give him every good soldier. It is obvious that if you towards and there is probably heard that the croiting of this Culony is of clung viz., an expen their glory, their of at oras; and bright, a for notifying such cases of there is probably nothing more to be lied by the Pmotitioners for testiers haetus, as Lf conscious that, for all position which the Christian prelato and communicable diseases as occurred amongst feared, but we have heard that the exciting on will, so far as the nativa population colours, and the sweep of their long tatis. respect you will have done something to

revalent for a long distance, what it has been al reign is short, and must the rumours are prevalent for a long distance, of this Culony is concerned, continue to be Gorgeous butterflice fit here and there in words getting rid of the evil. This the their patients during 1896 was $46.

The unfortunate prevalença of Bubovia so va have asked them to go as far the bar what it has been all along viz., an expen-the

sive luxury beyond the mesus of the miss their glory, their reign is short, and must the Christian men would be expected to ser of the prefecturo of Ticutain, which they Plague during the year caused the ex-cer of the prefecturo of Ticurtsin, whisk they sive luxury beyond the mesus of the nisa their glory, their reign

luoal Schools offer maks a borderleg for the road, bar Lord Onslow said, le to take some im

purple convolvulus, flowering freely, often likely to mess with opposition from any importance, as penditure of a vers considerable sun of will do. Two officials are at my heat at of the people. As things are at presont, be made the most of at enco; and bright take, and the sentiment is one which la not

good reader, this is all in mid-December. money, viz., 842,836.38 in cleansing and this moment and I have asked them to two thirds of all our lugal Schouls offer a purple convolvulus, Howering freely, often likely to most with opposition from

madiate sete hamper known tight obliga

said lime-washing premises throughout the send this note. Nothing could have been Chiness, and one third a Ruropean aduca makes a borderleg for the road. Remember, quarter The matter of

Round the corner of the island the flow mediate setion, and the authorities would Colony, as well as in disinfecting those in more prompt than the exortions which all tion. FEMALE EDUCATION,

the officials have made to put an end to the

that a Com Though the number of girls in school has changes, and down below, placed in certainly be hampered in framing their which cases of Bubonic Plague occurred.

The carrying out of these cleansing disturbance.

P.9. The Tastai sent a Wang buoy allen in 1896 because of the plaguas below picturesque confusion over the sex, are plans in India wore it known the r operations unfortunately gave rise to somP.9. bunch

The speeches at the resumed debate on litigation. As the circumstances connected and 20 soldiers. The Governor-General what it was in 1894, yet there is abundant islets after istos, spreading out till the ses mission was sitting which might obliga order, with the four suite which were instituted has sent 40 soldiers and 2 gunboats from evidence to indicate that there is a progres- baze wraps the beyond in mystery. It is them to revise their decisions."

Chiueso people against ses was a most weighty bontribut Members of the the Hsinpy, and the Hsiang-chie-shi-tang- sive movement at work and that the old good to see the sun go down at evening in against the majority of the ut Board have been fairly fully dealt with pas, Fan. Li fojen also came with 20 prejudice of the Chinese people against his hazy beyond, to see him sink into this Monday, which were of a high urilor tion to the discussion, and If, as Lord necessary soldiers. This wil indicate not only their femsic education is giving way so far as a one great red, glowing ball of fire, served to emphasise the case agaibh, untlet, already. it does not appear to be chinese education

regarde bringing the Chinese girls of the onergy but their apprehension of grarity of Chinese education is concerned. But as when the ses itself partskes of its glory Lord Liatar wasise the case against delay. Playfair caid, it must be taken subject to refer to them further in this report.

regards under the in the Chinese waves

28441 COMMON ROUGENO-HOUSES,

Colony under the influento of an English (Signed) A. H. SUITE. The bye-lawa for regulating these bornes have been steadily enforced during the Wast suburb of fientsit, 1 ts from North education, there is among the Chinese resi- or the black rocks of its many isles with to the strong and genuine feeling ding in this Colony, and even among those waves of goldca red, till the sky, been among a clars wansa opinions cannot be who have themselves studied English, with ing jealous, swops down and takes great entirely disregarded by any Government, it who have themselves studio ascessity for control and precautions year. However, there is reason for be Gate, 12th June, 2.80.

number of

the sale exception of thom who have been armfuls of the splendour; and sky, and is nevertheless a powerful exposition of the have been and land, and and glory, and ity, while a moral and social di do good lieving that a considerable aw 60 lodging houses exist that have not yet been

reason fut PAXONY MUSIC boxes. Violins (fine modele) abroad for many years, the old prejudice, sea, and land, and air, are filled with acessity for control and precautions Moure boxes. Violins (ne models) abroad for many yalish ity, while at the same time it frankly registered. Tol, s strong objection on the Robinson & Co registered. There is, for some reason not

Strings of all kinda. W. viz., the fear that Chinese girls a one. realices, if never before, the fall recognised the mocal and social dificulties. the Bandolines, and Strings of all kinda. W. viz., the fear that an English education au indescribabls pomp and glory, and against one of the direst scourges of human- over before, the fallity, while at the surges of human- would instil in the minds of easily understood,

desire for liberty and independence incom significance of the oft-written expres recognised the moral and social difficulties. desire for liberty and inopes descendens must able instruction of the publis part of some employers of labour, who and Robinson & Co. go their workmen as a part payment of

Wr. learn that on Wednesday night (Junepatible with the subordinate statue whichsion-Purple East. The-road-descends of the question. The debate will do good to register to as C-9), as Mr Moat is on the other side of the has of late mare con attainments are trees, omewhat of Sectland, and Evernment must

mind in the facts and the principles which their wages, to register the promises

the prettily-situated Chinese which they how their workmen as C-9), as Mr Meffat of the Imperial fansays, Chinese socicly assigns to woman. The at length by a long, but sideable fall, & most able instruction of the publis of Aberdeon; bills are ineolved on the other hand, it has rides in ad- within which the action of the Indian Go- mon Talging-houses. It may be morely whose realdenes is on the other side of the only clasa among whom English education into downright obstinacy, but I am strongly river, was returning to his house after ned has of late male considerable strides in ad- villago

and whose Engliable appreciation, one doubt, the place's name, which, for the prosant. Sho inclined to thank that in west cases is ising a friend off at the ferry, had a narrow vance, and whose English attainments are trees, and land-locked so here reminding helped to mark out more clearly the lines due to the Chinese notion that they have a escape of being mobbed and probably mai now raceting with laudable appreciation, one somewhat of Scotland, and eug within which the action of the Indian Go- right to house theircervanta as they please, treated by the villages across the river.ars the Eurasian girls whose educational gested, no doubt, the place's name, which,vernment must be restricted, at all evente the the measures suggested by Lord George is about the same length na the one in the ay instter whether such housing is done in là appears that he had just passed the interest had in former yours been neglected noodless to say, is not Chinese. This spin for the prosant. Should it turn out that

appctive then he

opposite direction. Both roads

ver Hamilton are ieanfilcient, the way will havo such a way as to be a danger to the public figure of a native who was apparently through local prejudice.

BELLION VELIC SCHOOL. ying asleep in the wad-way, when he

The annual examination of this School shadowed by the hold and broken hilla that beon paved for more stringent action in the health or not.

noticed a slight hissing noise which struck In October 1891 byo has were pude by him as sounding like e sigunt. Almost showed good and solid resalts, in the Chi- cover the whole island, and rising to a height fatura-The Overland Mail

five

was alive withness as well as in the English Divisions of over 1,800 fest, am an effectiva the Board providing for the registration instatitly every alley-Pays and raising a The work of this Institutin being happily view as the most lofty mountains. All up. EVEN viewed from the military standpoint

and providing for the registration instatitly sounding like a sigual. Almost abowed god aamination of this School direction. Both roads and licensing of all persone following the villagers, boating tom-tous calling of nightman. It was not, for vahud and cry. Mr. Moffat realized thore free from all trammels of competitive ex- the steep fullside from Vittarie, and on the EVEN viewed from the military standpoint and mer-milways in Formosa must be undertaken as dous refill September of 1896. on to the railway track to as the alementary School, is absolutely free from chants reside. They go up by chair, quickly as possible, for it is not in the act ious reasons, found practicable to enforce was not a moment to be lost, and dashed aminations and keeping, in its English Di- very top are beautiful villas and hotels, lane, argues the Jiji, for wovenience in those bye-laws till September of 1898. on to the railway trunk to supo the mud vision, at present witás the range of an whore naval and military officers, sud mer natrebing troops, the construction of nos rap sal alrength of the rebellious Hakkas that When the nightmen found they had to be and get along faster. But finding the mob Then, registered and licensed before they could was already ahead of him whem lie came to crunting There are consequendy na as by the cable tram, but every quickly as possible, for it is not in the act

bend in the line, he had is to the night dusis to refer whole showed a high aver:nials and on the path by which out in one spot sud

he had to make for his heals to refer to, but the attainment of it and female, and to look down guerilla mode of wart

bad to make for his specially shows results in the case of indivi- of food, furniture, building material, ato, the troops and girlians of the peace find

to thongos Inwfully ply their calling, thay quietly hut bond in the line, he had to make for his specially shows rasuits in the case of indivi- of food, fo

downy suddenly ceased to work without, in most house acrose country. Thanks to the night duals to refer to. Eut the attainments of is carried up by hundreds of scoties, suddenly cessed to giving their blade his pursuers but in sorry fair sprinkling of alions in thay is spoken

ving their, om being pitch dares, and ronghod shelter of the staff. Though there is ons of cod ants se work. There are and troublesome rent a 8 per cent. fostiños to the ability and from the and ratuz, is like watching distant, in a courtry waterent decision of cases if not in all, giving their om being pitch dark, he was able to each class as a whole showed a high aver mato and emals, and to look un any difficuity, but in the annoyance of a warning: This action on their elude his pursuers, and ronchod shalter age such a festifies to the ability and from the top on the path by which guerilla mode of warters, fret breaking the staff. Though there is a they where transit is slow in the construction of machinery, and a

The present decision of ployers any and to part was a clear desertion of their clude as fortised a high over: male and female, part was a clear decertion of their eu-bappily unharmed, but in a sorry efficickey of the staff. Though there is som

This sorve to show fair sprinkling of alions in the English Di come and return, is like watching out in one spot and then in another far the Government to grant oruit, gentleman who present at the trial had

present excited state of the vision, they catch Path by which guerilla mode of warfare, avance of s ods to be 63 bath in class and on the playground, subeldy to the Formosan Railway Company

sto his attention led to a quadruple expan... Laut Hal-huán, former Total of Chin ployers' service and a punishable offense plight after his ron. This serves to show fair sprinkling of alions in the English Diclof

uple expakiang only is spoken

open rebellan populace soms little care needs to be a bath in class and on the playground, and but the fine kiang and lately appointed Minister to against the law of the Colouy. It was, fur that in the present excited state of the vision, English and English only colony of cod ants at work. There are distant, in a courtry where transit is slow sion angine whial had been constructed Germany, arrived in Foxing on the 17th all practical purposes, ofte Colony and a frused by even well-known foreigners in the spead with which some Indian and only really god road, wheeled vehicles are and to give gratis the right of ruaning over

l-known for to be ex bath in class and glish only is spoken olony of cod 2, is like watching against a particular lay of these reeronsi- going about in the presum-off by another Chinese firm in Canton, and Jund, and was granted audience of the against a particular le off the ons going about in the native quarters, spasial. Eurasian children learust so apeak English hatred from From there heights one the existing failways, must be considered

other plines firm in Canton, and Jund and was granted audience of the against a particular law of the Colony and aerised by even well-known foreigners in the spead with which sera, and and but the riding spaces are limited, and the rernment

Humoros following learned Emperor on the following morning in the defiance to the authority of these responsi- Emperor on the following morning in the tortering all the laws of the Colony, at right. The villagers were pecused on ebjost, lersons in the lower and on the ships, as down a deep well aging the construction of milways in Fer cupied from Meste Fleming and Fergus Grand Counel Chamber. The new Minis bean no how of the last men recitation and memorizing in the upper cupied from Mesi Fleming and Fergus Grand Council Chamber. The new Minis ble for enfersing all the laws of the Colony. at right. The villagers were presumis suprising The grass attention bestow looks down upon Victoris, the harbour and Railways,

ble for enfersing all the lawdinsels known ably in ignorance of whom they tast men recitation and memorizing in of this retinetit, but faces Hoby, Kany and in taral resources, and it is assy to equive

The peninsula of the Chinese Con-aging particular son's patent, as exhibited in a woodcut in tor will probably leave Paking for Germany. It was in a sense what is ordinarily known ably in ignorance of whom they were chased on ebjoot, lezsuns in the lower and on the shipes, as down a deep well. and a very reasonable arrangement for onsore that than torri how its prosperity will be developed hom some time in August Day News etike amongst a particle bo we helleys was would be singled cue for classse, in the principal astise of this Bud tinent, that faces Hody Kong and is taral resources, and it is easy to conceive

sobolaent, Kandia 083. August.-G a class of ing, as Mr Mutt is one of the last men recitation and memorizing in the upper Tons of the English engineering journala,

workmen bessure of difference be is bus is (osa Morsover, Formosa is rich in Ha

look-out for any bidarity of the eighten schon-ife in of stateen miles of At Kowlon charter must be wwed libra flink or

ally, the purchase of a Prat axeraises have collant and num limited ares some dered exceedingly bright, H.I.M., the Emperor, upon receiving a twat themselves and their employers, atsok. But as the natives and evidently coss. The establishment of a schaal Horn known as Kowloon,

within prospects of the Company must be consi THs Chine Merchants' Blobin Navigation telegram on the 16th inst, announcing the law. The aliens, the setter a

Lerchants Stosin Navigation telegram on the 16th Inst, sanpuncing that but a deliberate attempt to compel the keeping a sharp look-out for any and all 53, the purchase of a piano and the popu-tory. It is fut, and the roads are ex how its prosperity will be developed when Co. has, we ses proposed that six subscri- President Faure of Frames had been fred Government not to enforce the let her we be Mr Meint has reported the inat done much to brighten school-life in this the compase of taxy limited ares soms dered exceedingly bright. If the company six subscri- Frosident Faure of Franes had been fred Government not to enforce the law. The aliens, the greatest caution is advisable. arity of the physical dhil axercises have collant and numerous, that within order is perfectly restored in the land. Ter bers: to Mr. Gilbert Reid's

Instituts sitall though not injured on his way to the only excuse theen people can have for their We hope Moth a ra pas down The 1000 despatchedation it

be tharter must be promptly copied and the

largest der Government mast undertake the w Equitable 2009 sach and that the race course on the 13th inst, despatched a nation is that it is by no means an unsometer through his Consul to this Total, ne Institution, but there is still one desire of sixsean miles of xcellent cycling surface is derad exceedingly bright. If the company

The AWARD to be unge Co has come telegram of sympathy through the Minister on usoda of procedure in their own ugns the Tipo of the villages should he held stall and children unfulfilled via the obtainable by dodging about As Howison should delay the work of construction the

1 ample rapin on the pestsites

docka d the Mant, and is in from there the mast cute of Cão cia →7, and 5 of Foreign Andra the same praning yan to than bad probably the stamp seaportable for the tempted outrage equation of a tennis court for which there the breaks, and the largest dir

f Old Guram This, svent, although and D. Jimm

had to rescue him. This we state, not as

A matter of news, because it is too stale to

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he interesting, but paroly sa a matter of justice to the canine beach-comber,

On Monday the trial trip was made of a new steam stern-wheel passenger heat at Canton. This new departure in the naviga. tion of the Canton river rental a great deal of excitement amongst the large crowds of natives who watched the progress of the vessel. The new heat In 7 fust long, 10 feet beam, and draught about 18 inclics. It is fitted with non-condensing caginas of about 15 horse power; the high pressure cylinder haa 7 inches diameter, and the low pressure cylinder, 13 inches; and the stroke, 24 inches. Steam is supplied by a multi-tubular Marine boiler, 4 feet 8 inches long and 4 feet 8 inches diameter, with a steam pressure of 100 hs. to the squaro The preliminary trials gave a inch. speed--of 7 to 8 knots, which is about double the speed of the coulie-driven The boat is built on similar vessel. lines be the coolie-driven vessel, and carrica between 40 and 50 passengers. Not only is she a new departure, but she ie the first vessel of the kind built entirely fiya Chi- nese Canton firm. The hull is of a light description, and the work although rather rough is on the whifo very eralitable. Al though she is too small to be a commercial nuccess, it is a step the right direction: the fact that she is able to go twice the apeod of the manu power vessel, and that she carries more assengers and will carry' goods with greater dispatch, will be appreciated by the Chinese and lead to greater developments. The steamor was built more as an experiment, but one of the passengers at the trial trip was so pleased with bor that he bought bor from the builder at ance for something like 85,800. She is built on the same principle, aa the home stern-wheeled boats, with the boiler in the forward part, and the engines aft, the saloon being in the centre. She copy of wife of the home designs.

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