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TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1902,

CORRESPONDENCE.

A SOLUTION.

To the Editor of the CHINA Mall,"

Hongkong, May 27.

Six-The auswers to "Quadratic's' ques | tions in your last night's issue are:--8 peace and pence per dazon. When eggs are 8 penos per duzu, 18 ore obtained for one shilling; and when pence per sozen, 20 for one shilling Yours,.

CORONATION CELEBRATION

FUND.

The Hon. Treasurer bogs to neinovledge With thinks receipt of the following sub- scriptions.

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H. E. Sir Win. Gascoigne,

E.C.M.G. Jardino, Matheson & Co, Butterfold & Seira Cluster & Mody.... Hongkong & Shanghai Bank Arnhold, Karberg, & Co. Carlowits & Cu

ADFECTED QUADRATIC.. [B.V.R. (Schuiny, Queen's College) also sends a corroot solution, which twight have been reached by a shorter-mathodechers & Co., His reasoning, however, is very good, and hia solution leaves little to be desired, Life is too short to admit of serving up details in newspaper type. S. D. Setan also senda euritet answers.--Ed., C. 34)

A PROTEST.

To the Editor of the C

MAX:

Hongkong. 27th May. Sin, Taint offen as I writes to the news paper, eo please excuse mistake, but if you gives any more puzzles about the price of eggs make it in cents and not in punce.

My old man is a real nuance when he has got a puzzle to work out: be always does it by demi-reckoning. Last night, he went out and bought some English pen nies, and to pay a cent mare-for: cách than they were worth. He conld only get Then because he soventeen niter all. couldn't get English eggs he sent our ne i boy who does the cooking to buy 3 cozen of those little eggs that slip down to the bottom of the egg cup. He broke two, bat with the others and the pennies he was buying and selling eggs with our Hittle Johnny for about moto than an hoer till he did the sun

The other day. Johnny had a aum to do for his schon! How many half-pin: genes can be filled from a vessel holding a gallon and a half of water? Well, we couldn's get any water, so the old inan bad to work it out in beer, and after he done the sam

ho drank the beer and had a wore, head for two days. That sum about the hat he could) have done, but it cost too muché

Reis & Co....................... David Sassoon & Co.. Id. ... E. D. Sassoon & Co. Siessen & Cr.........

Barque de l'Indo-Chine Deutsche Asiatische Bank

Sir Thomas Jackson ............. Robert ShowAD ........ J. R. M. Smith Hamburg Amerika Linio P. & O, S, N. Cuius Benjamin, Kelly & Potts Bradley & Co.. Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co.. 3. J. David & Co.

J, D. Humphreys & Son A. S. Watson & Co., Ld.. Bis Hon. Chief Justice W.

Meigh Goodman. E-A-Howott====== Mosangeries Maritimes Co. Victor H. Deacon.......... Gibb, Livingston & Co......... Gilman & Co.

A. & S. Esucock... Johnson, Stokes & Master E, Pabaney.

G. II. Madhurst..

Wm. Danby.... David E. Brown....... Gershon Stewart... E. 31. H. Noma

Franje Hortusjes & Co. N. Mody & Co.

P. F. Talati..... Abdoolally Ebrahim & Co.

A. M. Essabhoy.... Tuin & Co.

Talati & Co.

B. Layton

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Last wook, ami asked him a Konu 5th Infantry Hyderabad Contingent drum When does Kowloon Bay? He Hartigan, Scodman, & Rennie.. couldn't figure that out, so he gave it up,John Hastings.............. and the fellow mid When there is a barque in the Ducks, hat I can't make head or tail out of chat, can you?

With kind regards to the family,I am,

MRS 'ARRIS.

A Bravo Petty Officer.

Particulars have transpired of an set

of great gallantry performed by Patty

J. H. Lewism

Harry Wicking & Co........................ A. Emalji

Hajee Adura Esmail & Co.

Andouts Co

M. II. E. Rias Essack

R, S. Wornwalla & Co.. N. N...

P. G. Potts

Dr G. M. Harslon...

A. G. Stokes............

Canadian

Hongkong Singapore Batallion H, A,

Royal Army Medical Corps ----- Colonel G. A. Hughes...... Major A. W. Bexley.................... Major Whitry...... Major Brown........

Public Works Department :--- Hou, W. Chatham...

Offcer Oakley immediately after the cxplo. P. Kusan de Peralta...... aion on board the battleship Mas. Oakley, who is one of the injured men, was captain of the gun, but by a lucky chan he had changed places with another man just be fore the breech black blow out. When this happened, Oakley was hurled against Dir Cowlard, the midchipman on duty. Although badly hurt and nearly suffocated by the poisonous fumes of the burning cor- dite, Oakley amonged to scramble up the ladder which leads from the herbette, ding ging Mr Cowlard, who was insensible, with bim. To Oakley's courago sud presence of mind, the rescue of Mr Gowiard and the preservation of his own life are undoubted-

ly due. Oakley belongs to Bavant, near Portsmouth.

The Australian Cricketers.

The Australian cricket team congren-- ced its English toue by meeting the London County at Grystal Palneo. Tardon County was represented by Grace, Fry, Murdoch, Jessop, Boldam, Wond, Wealersmith, Lle- wellyn, Braund. Vine, and Beatif. Play atarted on a sudden wicket, Winning the

tos, Darling elected to bat, and the side was out for 117 (Gregory 24, Darling 26, Armstrong B, Sundries 1, Noble 10), Llewellyn got Eve wickets for 82, Braund ansfor7, Gmas two for 39. London County scored 285 (Eraud 104, Jessup 47. Fry 41. Vine 18, Noble had four wickets for 90, Saundow two for B.;Hovell three for 75, and Hopkins cue for 22. In their sccund innings the Australians scored 2 for seven wickets (Darling 2, Trumpor 64, Amstrong 20-in the match against On the first Notra, Darling lost the toes. day's play, Notts scored 187 for nine wickets (John Guva 80, Shrewsbury 73, A. O. Jones 45, Goodacre 20, Anthony 11),

Lord Francis Hope.

The future of Lont Francis Hope will

be watched with interest. He is heir

. P. Tooker......

A. H. Hollingsworth, H. G. Fisher..

S. O. Roes.

G. J. W. King T. G. Hughes, Tsitiore Xavier

C. H. Gale

F. Dougherty

Arthur Fouza ..................................

A W... Simmons

A. S. P. Trimingham

Lo Taz Lum .....

Ching Kan.....

Wong A Fat...... Subscriptions under $2

Colanial Scerctury's Office :- Han. F. H. Mar, U.M.G. R. B. Johnston- W. J. Drysor R. H. Craig F. Recuedios Char: Fix

F. X. H. Rozario R. Pessouji ft. B, Kotewall F. P. Lacfesty

Treasury:-

C. Mcl. Messer E. A. Carvalho N. Chapma J. C. da Cunha J. Lopes J. Pestonji

L'Aquino. Subscriptions under $9.

General Post Office :--- Comewall Lewis

A. J. Road... C. G. Bernett

P. A. V Remedios J. Janga Saberiptions under $2

Queen's College :--

Geo. II. Bateson Wright, D.D.

Alfred J. May

F. Ralphs

A. W. Gant

B. Tanner

W. R. Seymour

Ins. Cheong

presumptive to the Dukatom of Newcastle, în....... and he is said by all who are known hiut

to be a really good-natured man. He came young into a very large ruso left by his maternal grand father, the late Mr Henry Thomas Hope. The dake, his elder brother, has always been sincerely attached

Tsang Chung Un Kani Wa.

Lak Sik Kwong Lad Chan Pong Subscriptions under $2..

Botanical and Afforestation Dept. Charles Ferd......

W. Tatebo..........

to him. He has recently lost his left foot | Keng Lon-i ......... through a sloting accident. As he will Submiptions under $2.

Observatory Bepartiment :; on to free to marry again, his choice will

F. C. Fig he looked forward to with interest. Sine Jolm I. Plummer this was written, the Divorce Conet released A, Debarck ........ hiru Four May Yohe, who was touring the Fung Mun Chak.......

Subscriptions under 82, Far East with Bior Strong) Deepdesc, now the property of Lály, `Duchess of Karlborough, belonged to him, also the famous Hope blue diamond, not the pro- perty of Mr Pierpont Margas. His mother,

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LONDON LETTER.

(From One Can Corresponded).

LONDON, April 26.

THE CHINA MAIL.

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LATE TELEGRAMS.

Cape to Cairo Railway. Lendän, April 28,—The rallway scheme of Bir Robert Williama, in convection with

The Postal Union. The Post Office officials, consider that Australia is bound under the Postal Union to collect surcharges imposed here, avi, cintend that Australia is throwing upor Gecat Britain the financiat lisa resulting from penny postage.

Fire in a Cigar Factory. London: May 1,—At a cigar factory at Philadelphis a false alarni of fire was given, and 600 women employed in the building! became panic stricken. In the rush to leave the factory seven wenn were killed and 3) injured,

Russia.

He also mentions Stageant-musjour Ways

in (of the Seconds our To-day's Advertisements

Mounted Infantry), forlash and for hold. ing u kopju will four men to cover the retirement of the wounded; Farrier sergeant Quinn, for recovering stampadod horses in the enemy's lines under close Bre when

hotly pursuud; and Sergeant Kent (who was in command of 50 Now Zealanders) for repulsing 40 Boers.

Distinguished Colonials. Lord Kitchener, in a despatch dated March 8, described recent spurstions, and, dwelling upon the engagenient at Lang verwacht, states that Lieutenant-Colonel Garratt's New Zealanders displayed great gallantry and resolution at a critical mo Dr.

Lord Kitchener adds that their conduct reflects the highest credit upon all ranks nothing could have been finer than the and upon New Zealand, and he states that

behaviour of the man.

South African Naws. April, 27.-Commandant Theron died at Montalbroschkolk.

Eight persons have bear sentenced at Aliwal North to imprisonment varging from three months to ene year, in addition to does ranging from £250 to £500.

A fortnight ago, I quoted the pinion the Cape to Caire route, has named tungls expressed in letter from Baron disappointment at Berlin, Germany bra Ungern Sternberg, the Tour's Consul-withheld consent to Mr Rhodes's worth and $1,000

south railway through Gorbian territory, 1000 General here, to the effect that ho do awaiting the Reichstag's approval of a line 1,030

from the Germany East Africa woast 'to' 1,000 pendence was to be placed on published Tabora, with a view to securing contracts 1,000 | statements as to the ease and conveni-fry Mr Rhodes' line for material. "

600 500eace of the Trans-Siberian railway 500 journey. The Consul, while disclaiming 200 the possession of official information, 500 privately oxpressed his belief in a very 500 read risk of passengers finding them 500 halves stranded in souno -smui-civilised 600 500 part of Manchuria in circumstances of 500 dire, discomfort and danger. The on- 350 favourable pronouncement has been 20 rapidly verified. Then days ago, a party 250 of nine travellers reached the Man-

Colonial Institute Dinner,” 200 ehuria station, and were refused, per- A perions proclamation has been distri

mission even to pass the night in the of Russia. It. directed that by the order ontal Tratitate last night those present in- May 1.-At the dianor given by the Col tuted broadcast in the southern districts filthy railway carriages that had been of the Czar the peasantry should re-divideclared the art of Baishur (Lord Chan- 250 their homes for a fortnight. A tele the land, cattle, and or, which the no- cellor, Lond Jersey (formerly Governor of bieg hari peatuerbed eontrary to the pro, New South Wales), Lord Kintore (formerly gram to the manager of the line receiv clamation of the Emperor Abesynder H.. Governor of South Australia), ford Hamp- The peasantry on the Duke of Olden- den, the Bishop of New Guinea, Lord Erns 200 ed no reply, and the whole party had to burg's estate attempted to seizs exttle, and sey, the Agents-General for the colonies 210 sleep or "wake till eight the next mor- came into collision with soldiers, who Sir Hours W. Norman, Sir Montagu syn 20ning on the hare floor of a small and charged with bagenets. One reginant re- Cananney (Permanent Under Secretary of State for the Colonies). Lord Beauchamp, dirty room at the station. There is not

Lord Lamington Sir T. Fowell Buxton, the Epn. F. S. Grimwade, M.L.C. (Vic.), 100 much inducement to globe-trotters in

Mr F. W. Haddon, Sir J. F. Garrick 100 anecdotes of this kind. Russia caros

(formerly Agent-General for Queensland), Sir James R. Fairfas, und Me Kylli 100 nothing for commerce, or even for the

Thomas, The Company numbered 220. 100 higher civilisation which she hates, apes

childrean of the Prince of Wales should r

Mr Copeland suggested that ench of the 100 and envies, and sees no reason to e-statesman, and conveyed his political letters ceive a princely title associating the royalty courge travellers, except the political from Mr W. T. Steal and others. Se through the eldest child with Cands, stated that she received all the bills signed through the second with Australi, the 100 object of overrunning the northern Furby Mr Rhodes from Mrs Scholtz, believing third with New Mealand, and the fourth 100 East with her own emigrants.

The them to be gooning, but owing to a quarrel with Booth Africa,

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Princess Radziwili

April 30. The Princess Radziwill who is being tried in Cape Colony spin charges of forging the name of the late Mr Decil Rhodes to bills amounting to £20.000. Gront Schuur, the residence of the dbceased doposed that the was a frequent visilor to

them until she became financially onbaerribaie to the South Australian naval cou- with Mr Rhodes she abstained from using Adnéral Sie M. Culine-Soymoor paid a rassed. The accused admitted having forgingent which was conveyed to China by the ed certain falegrains. She called the int Protectur

50 who are swarming to the (alleged) Man-Mr Rhodes a perjarer, and dramatically

56 churian gold-field, to find a fortune or

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60 failing that, to salt the concessions and 50 sell them to later arrivals, will have to to travel by the magnificent railway to 20 Blagovestohensk, and be punted ou 10 rafts down; the Amur.

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The fance is still on the prowl for microbed. It has now dépounced the

undeniably dirty habit of putting one's letters on the breakfast.table. nine cases out of ten, the envelope

appealed to the Almighty to disprove the atrocious live which she sai hal beon ut- tered against her.

May 1-At the trial of Princess Radzi. wili, who was charged with forging the as of Mr Gee Bhodes to billa umounting to £25,000, the prisoner's counsel urged That there was no fraudulent intent and that nobody had been injured,

The Attorney-General atignalised the prisoner as a blackmailer and a cruel, dangerous wenan.

Lieutenant-Geneval Sir II, M. I. Rundle

referred to the services of the contingents in South Africa. He said that as a result of the war the army and the colonial con tingente would ever recognise a bond of comradeship.

HONGKONG ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY.

THE GENERAL COMMITTEE javite

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SINGAPORE.

all Morbors desirous of bacribing towards the cost of a presenta qurich HONGKONG. SHANGHAI for the President of the Society. Hon. T. R. WHITEHEAD, On the evasion of his departure from the Colony, to intimate their names to the Hon. Secretary. No Piano by all de lending laring amount need be stated as the cost will be borne equally by all Subscribera and, con: sequently, the individual subscription will, be small.

-DAVID-WOOD,-

Hon, Secretory,

Hongkong, May 27, 1902.

PUBLIC AUCTION,

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FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED,

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Hongkong, May 27, 1979.-

Hotels.

NEW VICTORIA

1132

HOTEL.

ROTIRSBRIE, Meris 1 in Carte.

HOPS, STEAKS, em, etc., at any me; between 2. s.. and 11

p.m. Earl Grey (who prasided) delivered a speech. in the core of which he re- commended the creation of an order of

tion of value tu statesmen and citizovA.

to be held in Loudon woukl not separato

Monthly Tifin at Moderate Rates,

Madar & Farmer,

Proprietors.

Hongkong, May 1, 1809.

1787

THE PEAK,

membership styled associates to enlist wider sympathies, especially of artisans, on behalf of the union and development of the Empire. He predicted that thes they The Chief Justice, in sunnning, premight suuually raise £10,000 to be appli marked that it was not suggested the correspondence that Mrs Schultz had handed to the collection and diffusion of infor- HOTEL CRAIGIEBURN. Ted the priser bills, as alleged.

The jury returned a verdict of guilty Be hoped that the conference of Premiers con-

upon all canta.

without paving the way for Imperial feciors-PLUNKET'S GAP, depleted prisoner's attempt to asperse an sacrifice on the part both of the motherland

The Chief Justice, in passing sentence tion, even if it involved some material rear the TAK TERMINUR. T LEPHONE 56, inocent wousan, and also the bribing of a post-office hoy to forgo. Owing to her de licate bealth the prisoner would only be The West Indian Disaster. counnitted for two years to a house of

New York, May 20.- Mount Pelea con- correction.

tiauos to discharge immeast quantities of "The Princess Radziwill fistened with cinders and ashes. bowed head to the sentenco.

taining the letter is licked, as is also 20 the stap, by the sender. Infection, 10therefore, may easily lurk here, especial 10 ya by the time the letter reaches its destination the stamp and sealed cover

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An Article by Captain Mahan,

Captain A. T. Mahan (of the Unitel States Navy) has published a striking article in the National Revier. He contends the the British flee: is indispensabile in the colonies, owing to the ambitions of foreign

Powers and the great increase of foreign

and the colonies.

May 21.-The immediate wants of the unfortuuste people at St. Pierre and St. Vincent have been supplied, and the authorities bare the situation well in hand. Relief aapie. Both volcanoes continue partially active.

May 22. Continuous violent eruptions are taking place at Fort de France, and all the terrorized inhabitants who are able to leare are Becing on every available boat. The island threatens to become a complete

rain

The Caba Republic.

For Terms,

Apply to the MANAGER.

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KOWLOON HOTEL. HIS HOTEL is situated in a quiet

locality, away from the die disturbance of the City, and surrounded by a delightful Garden it is an ideal place of Residence. The building stands on an eminence, giving a magnificent view of the Harbour and the City of Victoria. It is within easy access of the Kowloon Wharves, where the principal Mail Steamers disem bark Passengers, and from which there is a regular ferry service to Hongkong. Bowling Alleys and Billiards. The Cuisine is Excellent.

J. H. DOWNS, Manager.

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Proprietor W. OSBORNE,

30 are dry. Any matérias tambi present would be easily detached. Fearful, is Sit wat? But where does the poor breakfast-table come in.t All this 10 screed applies to letters at all other times. Of course, nobody ought to lick 9either envelopes er stamps. It is balots.

He also expresses the opinion that the manners. for one thing. Whut eight colonies are vitally interested in the non- 50 has any fellow to post his saliva to me? granting of Home Rule to Ireland, noxă în 20 But the sluttish and comfortable ad public in South Africa, as both of thees the prevention of a hostile Afrikander re-

The Cuban Republic was inaugurated at hesive envelope las ousted the whole contingencies world involve denisnds upon Hayana with impressive ceremonies. Great some and sterilising sealing-wax, and the fleet likely to seriously lessen the ability onthusiast was manifested by the people, of Great Britain to protect the onlonies and General Word personally lowered the

Hongkong, September 6, 1910. American and hoisted the Cuban Baz. come to stay.

The Lancet bak often the commercial rules.

All the lifted its reproving volte against the

Imperial foderation. Captain Mahan assisted by General, Gomez. further states, is implied by the other foreigu warships saluted after the formal fatal habit of kissing, but bas never land's neceptance of acune restraint of her transfer of the government.

entral of foreign afairs, and the acceptance Wood and the American tranps enbarked for the United States. been able to persuade ary man to pre-by the colonies of a definite obligation toon transporta cel the indulgence by spraying the share the Empire's burdene in the general Secretary Hay formally notified the powers 5 cheek of the love one with a germicide

An Imperial Tariff solution and rinsing his own lips wita

April 30. Lord Brassey, in the course au antiseptic. If a mure layman many of an address at the Australian Club said presume so far, I should like to advise that the crauing enference of Imperial Government representatives and colonial the Bacteriophobes to retire, micros Freatiers would afford an exceptional op !copes and all, into a sterilising ovenportunity for testing the possibility of in

Imperial tariff. and remain there at an adequate tear- Ha said that the time was ripe for closer perature and for a sufficient time to union. The people of Great Britain, he

continued, were briraming over wich grati render themselves innocuous. Eventude for and admiration of the colonial then, it would not be safe for them to assistence that had been rendered during 99 leave the retreat. Every man of them

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defence.

the South African war.

Lord Bramy advocated the granting of 10 is more perilous en fis own showing toliberal subsidies to accelerate and chepen communication with the colonies, and ho advised the creation of a naval force at the Commonwealth for service primarily in joint charge of the motherland and the cylonial waters though available for service

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his neighbour than even the comma bacillus which he says the other man

e 10 risk.

Hitannic is not to rule the waves any longer. The Atlantie is to belong to Mr Pierpont Morgan and the Pacific to Mr J. J. Hill. The Cunard line still holds out, perhaps because Partriotisan 2 is an excellent wason for mising the

elsewhere.

The Colony of Natal. May 2-Natal has claimed portions of the Harrismith and Vrede districts of the Orange River Colony, undertaking to pay £200,000 of the Orange River Colony debt. The Administrator of the Orange River Colony opposed the claim, as the inhabit ana objected to be transferred and it would likely cause endless complications.

* price (a fact that my tobacconist has Į Lord Milner and Big Chamberlain did

not been slow to akcaguise), and per not endorse the proposed transfer.

Mr Chamberlain concurred in the trans- 10haps because it wants the Atlantic

itself

If we will kindly yield the fer ufurtions of the Transal (the

reclit, Vecheid, and portion of the Wakker- 2oceans to the Trast, we are promised astron districts) to Natal, subject to a fow 1.60 daily mail service to the United States points to be referred to a boundary, com-

and a secure guarantee of peace in the mission. $17.26,00 | iden that in case of war all the Atlantic! The Times states that Natal has refused

greyhounds will become cruisers flying to do Kosi Bay to the Transvaal. The Stars and Stripes. To-monow, the Conspicnons Services.

Second New South Wales Mounted In-

Airey.

850

General THE QUEEN'S HOTEL,

of the mauguration of the new republic

Mine Disaster.

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The fatalities of the Coal Creek disaster, which occurred on the 19th inst. uumber two hundred and twenty-six.

[Coal Crunk, Tennessee, is where, the minn explosion occurred on Monday fast, the deaths being reported then as Thus the number swells and the dispatcirus bring news of further lossus uf ife.]

Cloudbursts Over Cincinnati.

is the Cloudbarssts have occurred neighborhood of Cincinnati. The property lesacs are immense. Six persons have been killed and many injured.

Texas Tornado-Swept. Golind, Texas has been swept by a trend, as a result of which ninety per sons were killed and one hundred injured. The town is completely wrecked, and pro- perly losses are immense. Austin and San Antonio also sustained heavy damages, but Ine fatalities have been repeted.

ELSIN ROAD, KOWLOON.

PARED animates' walk from the Steamer Wharves, and seven minutes by Forry-launch from the City of Victora.

A First-class Hotel, with thirty-five very airy Bedroonis.

Everything of the Best.

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styles.

H. RUTTONJEE, Prajuritor

Hongkong, March 3, 1902,

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and when men of action, of courage, cupa- SEA BATHING-Special accommoda-Programmes. city and integrity are coded for any purtion is provided. pose immediately, as in such cases as the Martiniquo disister, the country instinc tively turns to the Army or the Navy to do

the work.

Struck by Lightning.

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BILLARD and BAK-ROOM18 are litted with the latest appointments.

The Hotel is fitted throughout with Electric Lights, Electric Bells, aut throughons up to date in every respect. “

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THE ASTUR TOUSE HOTEL CO., LT Shanghai or Quers's Horns, Wei-Hai-Wei.

1902 Hongkong, May

959

Judian surcoyor engaged in the surveying Pelham House,

of the New Territory. The poor fellow was sheltering in his tent, when he was struck by a flash which injured him so severely that Dr Ho, the Government doc- tor over there, ordered his inmediate

Are you weak. tired, easily fatigued, Trusts will have the sea. In a week or April 26.-The following have been all-worn-out? If so, your system lacks two, they will have the earth, and indi- brought under favourable notice for cons- the Duchess-Dowager of Newcastle, is a Ro-tone: Your system needs recuperating. man Catholic and his brother is an extremo You need a good strengthening tone. viduals will be graciously allowed to picuous gomi services at the end of 1991 Auglican, Clumber, the family seat, is When the system is in a depressed coudi- live on it for a consideration, as Mr and early in 1952: beautiful. The mansion is modern and tion, its resisting power is lowered and it is Trapbois would say. Then it will be

an easy pray to disease. Germs may reali-THE EARTH (LIMITED), with fanity: Captain F. Lydiard, Lieutenant 0. spacious, and beautiful The library is by multiply upan the tissues, and mes: capital of, say, £2 and as many ciphers Third Now South Wales Mounted particularly fine and the Duke lus spent burius results pay ensue. The most for after it as the printer can get into the fantry: Lieutenant H. Bertusza.

rent deal of money on the very beautiful midable diseases may be easily contracted.line. Anyone unable to pay tariff rates

Western Australian Mounted Infantry private chapel.

Stearns' Wine of Cod Liver Oil will be drafted off by the subordinate Captain A. J. Brown, Lieutenant R Clif R. W. MITCHELL, Chemist, Tury, is all that a true tos ieplies. It is a Interplanetary Transport Company ton. Listut P. J. Daly, M England, writes: Mrs. Hartley, au delicious wiac representing all the midi (Messey, Jules Verus and H. G. Walls

Fifth Queensland Mounted Itiles: Mujer removal to the Government Civil Hospital. elderly lady, et 26, Elien Street, was taken eind virtues of this best com liver oil, and will join the Board after allotment), al shout Christmas time wit dysorpsi, of the best form of iron. It is reliable 13 Every country will be run by a manager tioned was killed) followed by diarrhea and geperad "brouk- every respect. Nothing secret about it. It down; in fact, she would nor walk more is a scientific preparation based on scientific appointed by the Company first named, than a few yards and feared the worst was research, and will produce results whore and dividends will be prodigious. No entant C. E. Vaughan. emning. On the recommendation of friends, nothing else will. It increases the appetite, doubt we shall be very much better off, she commenced taking Stearns Wine of Cod proves digestion and stimulates muri thongh we ball not think so. Estates, Major Bacchop, Lieutonant Hicki, Lieu-HOULD never start out without a huttlo Liver Oil and derived suck belt framtion. Under its influence the food catas degrees and offices will be conferred less tonant P. Ferson. Livutetut Mover of Chamberlain's Pain Balm in their rood Lange. This lipiment is excellent for the Brat hottle that she enthused, and actually feads the body. Now blood is

capriciously, and even the Knight-Mayor on. Farrier Sargent. Quian.

Lord Kitchener mentions the resolute all flesh wounds and sprains. One appli to day visited my store nu purcbused the made, new nerves built up and new tissues that will rule Loudon will da so ou sixth buttle, having entirely reeverel encrented to replace the old, weak and dis

Toll (of the Fifth Queensland Contingent) All Dealers;, WATKINS Ltd.. General customary good health.

Wholesale from exsed ones. Wholesale from A. 8. Watsu share qualification. A nightmare in- fte which bajor F. Wcation gives telief. Try it. For ade by

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Agents. led the Bushmen on four occasions. & Co., Ltd., Hongkong, A. 8. Watson & Co., Ltd.. Hongkong.

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thu Hospital yesterday.

Sixth Queensland Mounted Rifles: Lieut- Soventh New Zosland Mounted Rifles

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