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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1906.-
TREBONERT COOKE,"
SPORTING.
Cricket.
THE CRARIENDOWER CLUB,
THE CHINA MAIL.
SHANGHAI IN PARAGRAPHS
J
us, we shall sea inanya young face tired and drawn from an averlasting move. Still, they would, mnt mais an item on this
BY WHARF AND WAVE.
The United States tug "Bratsis" arrived in Singapore from Manila on September 18 She has cargo of timber on band for New York.
The powerful tug of the Hongkong and Whumpom Dock Company hul an exciting thus during the typhoon, which has not been mentioned so far. She was leaving the harbour early in the morning en route for Aberdeen when signs of the coming storm were noted by Captain Bele, who decided, whom about the vicinity of the Tang Wal Hospital, to return in the Docks, considering that it was better to wait awhile before continuing proceedijk thought thuy bad reason to congestulato i Momentous change in the government of usually unbearable and it is a curious but struck & eunken Russian ship at the an
There was a good attendance of members tho un general meeting of the Craigeugower Cricket Clph, which took place at Happy Valley, yesterday.
Mr H. D. Braidwood presided and in his opening spouch remarked that he
It
themselves upon the past year's work, was a fairly successful year although they did not take that place in the league they would have liked to, still their position was not a meso on. The season's record was: --Played 14 matabes, won 7, lost four and drow five. A fenture of last your was the matches arranged for the "A" ten when the ground was available and a team could besied. was a stop in the right dirretion as it This the speaker thought encouraged those members not quite so
(From Our Correspondent).
SHANGHAL, Beptember 29.j fall programme for the world so why should At a meeting of natiko journalists are prove, Japan is in great disfavour. Chang-a-ho Gardens in delabration of the The mesjority of then pleasure seckers meinurable Impariat Edict regarding Con, sought her fair-plates for diversion, but the
Two steamer, Falil to be suoli over 1 000 titulle Government, the Shanghai folk back fra Weihai-wal. Chefoe and Tautai rude an excellently broad-minded Kaling bara ler happier tales of a good time tone, lying at the button of Port Arthur, speech, which quite apart from the deep in every sense of the word. Japan bus are ir be disposed of by public tender, thankleiness it evinced for the forthcoming been hat, the men have been tore than The 0.8.K, steamer "Fensha-naru," which
round to Aberdeen. The weather grow
Chink, touched upon another watter of undeniable fact that a very large percentage trance to Port Arthur, and settled down worse as she came up the harbour and he
much interest in the newspaper world of the folk journing in Japan have been her, is reported to have now sunk to stond by the Docks in case of being re
hususe it illustrated the growing power of either ill there or laws fallen prey to dynen- the bottom, owing probably in the strong quired to tow any vessels into safety,
the press in the Far East and, perhaps it is fery on their return. The Rev. O. E corrente. After remaining there awhile the wind in
not too much to say, the over advancing Darwent is the latest sufferer and witbough the meantime rising rapidly, he turned
civilisation of China as wo of the West the acute stage of the sickness is safely and went towards Kowloon Bay for shelter.
recognise it. His Excellency exhorted the passed the attack will not permit him When the typhoon had reached its height
journalists present to use their power warily returning to the pulpit for uomo litila time. he had an anchor down and both engines
because he admitted that in their capacity. going full speed against the storm, but he
of the vox populi they were really the could not koop the tug boat drifting and before he could get a second anchor but
Chinese official to make and this conplod representatives of the people. It was * wonderful concession for an important the vowel hal drifted at least four miles
with the advice he on earnestly tendered being done to Kowloon fity and in danger of getting on the rocks. Just about this proficient in cricket as othors. Mr BasaSee that you echo the volcs of truth in time the tug and a water host collidedcnded the fist for the batting average with the papers which you produce, bostawing together and eleven Chinese jumped from 1 in 14 innings and he also made the praise and blame whers they are properly the water boat to the tug. Afor highest score, 82 not out. Bir E. Ford mérited, and injure no man wrongfully and minutes later the second such was dren was first in bowling and his average of 7 belaud so man without due reason" show and the tug stopped drifting, and romain was very satisfactory, Tennis seemed to hustra, idly the hitherto flagrant chiestory ed at sicher during the remainder of the be entered into with grest entfausiasm, und of Chinese officials would seem to be díx.
She scaped without injury
it was hoped that the match with the appearing under the influence of Western Since the typhun the tug has been iny.M.C.A. would be an aunus event. The thought. great demand and made an attempt to Club's position from a financial standpoint get the Montesgla" off but without
very satisfactory before the Later or she was sinceraful.
typhoon when they had a credit balanes of THE PAŠAS.
813.70 Fortunately the Club did not
Blow.
--
The Fatshan," which is aahore in
WISH HI
Shanghai is appalled as the details of the terrible dissater which has overtaken Hong kong come altering through. For weeks
REVIEW.
Tax Lare or Oscar WILDE. By Robert
H. Sherard.
pump, the other auxiliary machinery in the engine room including direct-coupled dynamo, with vertical single-cylinder en- ine. Steam is generated in one single en ded, cylindrical, steel, multitubular boiler, working at 100 euro and fitted with forced draught on the closed ash-pit system; the fan, which is direct driver, by vertical engine, being placed at forward end of the engine roon, while at the after end on the level of the main deck the steam steering gear is placed.
NEW
CONNAUGHT HOTEL
HIGH-CLASS HOTEL
A presentation from the Emperor of UNDER STRICTLY AMERICAN
MANAGEMENT. Japan, maid to be the first of its kind, and consisting of a lacquered wooden cup emblazoned with the Imperial arms, Wa made in Hull last month to J, E. Seddon, seoond affoer of the London steamer HOT AND COLD WATER TamovĢROUT.
Woodford," for rescuing four Japanese fishermen off the coast of Japan in August last year during a heavy gale, after they had been clinging to an overturned boat
The battleship "Mikasa, "recently riend after many abortive endeavours at Sasabo, is now undergoing repair at the naval port, side by side with the battleship "Hizan," formerly the Russian “Retvizan," raised for ten hours. In Port Arthur, Tho repsire of these ships are expected to be complete by April or May next, and both veseels will go into commnission as powerful and well-equipped: battleships.
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THE TYPHOON FUND.
China Mail List
In considering the life of a man of genius wo have two courses to take which depend upon the light in which we view genins
The captain of the steamer "Kirsha- itself. There is the one which, in the
We would be pleased if any persODA words of Carlyle, defines geht's" maro" reports that a floating mine was
finite capacity for taking pains," and the sighted on the ith instant at a point about destrone of contributing towards this fand other equally know definition that 22 miles 8.8.W. from the Askold light, would be good enough to send emounta gerius is only a form of madness." The near Vladivostock. The presence of a mine either by crossed cheque or by hand to this latter is certainly the view of the genius of in the direct line of navigation so close afico. We have been informed that two Oscar Wilde which Mr Sherard would have to the Siberian part will doubtless cause containing $10. bars not been accounted letters, one containing 850 and another us take in his very interesting life of that considerable apprehension is shipping It is declared that they were remarkable won, and the truth of the view
addressed to this office and posted, becomes clearer and clearer as we continue
but so the narrative. One's first impression in
far they have not ecise to
circles.
By the steamer "Chiugta" Mr J. B.
for.
we namolez stood in awful dread of the one of deep sympathy for the unhappy Sutter, Commercial Agent for New Southband. The letters were unregistered and Hunghom Bay, still remains fast despite auffer very much from the facts of the typhoon which was to pay us another visien-individual whose brilliant carcer came to Wales in the East, came as far as Manila.nsequently it will be difficult to trace anned an end. For wafiad once more in It is probable that before long Mr Sutter's Ara Gow investigating the matter. To them, though the Post Oilco suthorities the ire attempts made by the Eobert typhoon, but what they did suffer would tion but we have escaped and the lovely bur
It is considered help to redove that orodij balance. Momniour of Bongkung must present a horrible the ancestry of Oscar Wilde the old head quarters will be moved from Kobo ta
Cooke to tow her 8 vury unlikely that the
tosal ni hofte next spring tides, in Kovember, Fa
gent adifficulty is then
THE MONTEAGLE,"
The Pack Company is handling 160| dungo shipping" rapidly as it is humanly possible
tus pleves.
Max Bull.
Ali the docks at /pupil of Victoria Sebol whose home was selves, but whereas last year we suffered though a distinguished medical puan- whose thought, result in a considerable devoles evidence of a true scuse of charity.
TABLE D'HOTL CUISINE EXCHELENT.
COMMODIOUS ROOK WITH EVERY Сомконт.
For Terms, apply to
A. W. SLATON,
Manager. Hongkong, April 12, 1900. 700
The
ROBINSON PIANO
COMPANY, LTD.
BUILD
FOR THIS CLIMATE.
THEY ARE
Fatshan will be bers of the Ca2, s'l regretted the death of spectacle strewn with the wreckage of principle of the "sine of the Lathers." Tokyo. Mr Suitor is (says a Sydney papori Bataguard against any loss contributors are THE MOST SERVICEABLE
Mr 3 Horten, s proginant cricketer and nature's fory. The loss of life is that which Without defeuding for a moment that well equipped with literature that will bequested to send all cash by hand.
We are pleased to record the receipt of His wa a though gentle.clima cur sendicat apathy and the band offence against society for which he justly useful to bin in recommending the non-another handsome donation from a school, PIANOS and an all round sport. During the of sorrowful pity in offered to you. Por suffered, there is yet something to be said dities of the Stato. His visit to Sydney as the Diocesan Boy's School sanding along past year the 'lub had a fisit From Mr and haps it purtaken of the nsturo of selfishness for an individual whome early days were enabled him to get into touch more closely contribution of 874.57. These are the but we resties the calamity all the more passed in an atmosphere of such mom with the merchants and the commercial mites that are appreciated. They are M- Reliling was formerly only because we were dreading it one laxity. When we find that his father possibilities of the State, and will, it is and he was the original very heavy pecuniary loss, deaths among labours in the cause of science had wonment of trade with the East. Cmigungen. tronserer of the Osignngewer Pricket freoigners were nil, and the bright eneer practical recognition from royal hands | Club Thay wore, therefore, ail the more fulness of the Crown Colony will we fear was notorious for immorality in the city in he dulled for some time to come remember which he lived and that his mother was in | platser des romaica Mr and Mrs. Rofílicos.
ing and mourning the dead.
the habit of giving vout to sentiments of somewhat startling nature, we can hardly wonder that Chenr Wilde grow up with the lowest notions of morality, which under the stress of temporary mastity took a distort
Hunghom, Aberdeen and the Cosmopoli. tion yards are full and the staffs are work ing at high pressare.
It is not certain vet when the “Montea- gle will go into dark. Sa lios ont in Kowloon Bay apparently unhurt. The real extent of her damage is not known yet, but her experience was a wonderful eno considering that she got off su lightly Early in the morning of the 18th prepuca- tions were made for the storm, which was
seen to be coming, and in the height of the gale the resept appeared as if she was going to weather it. She probably would have done so had mother wandering ships collided with hơn The Radnorshite was the first to come into contact with her, humping hor broadside on All handla
Mr Brawn suggested that tennis nutches be arranged, not only with the V. M. C. A., but with other tennis culs in the Colony. The requiet and secounts were adopted and the following officials appointed for
President, W. D. the coming soon
A code of thanks to W B Rose For
Poor John Chinaman has lost bis pet place of entertainmeat and be mourn the Alestar as * pleasure of the pat. For Ram considerable time the Mucicipal Council have rightly grieved to see the turn. There seems no doubt, after promising native youths" go headlong to reading the evidence in Mr Sherard's book,
were un deck and cables were slackened in acting as mapien lost sell the concerning gambling and enounced that
TALENTÍNATE
The new P. & 0. intermediate boat **Nile" arrived on September 19 in Singapore. She was constructed by Mossre Caird and Co., Greenock, and launched in May, and is the first of four similar steamers of 6,0 tons grase, being 150 fust in length. Meaars Caird and Co., a's launched on July 26, the "Namur," the rond of the quartette. The others are the ** Nyanzs" and "Nore,” and it is expected that all will he comple el before the end of the yest As no have alrendy intimated, they are for the intermediate passenger and curgo service, having rocommodation for 54 Årst and 40 second-class passengers.
Braidwood; Hon. Secretary, A. E. Angor:
on. Trommuter, (3, Rapp; Cricket Captain, the devil" at this resort of gambling that he was undoubtedly subject to its of L. E. Jammert; Vice Captain, R. Rua: and they have frotted against thoir madness during which he spoke and acted Committer, R. Basia, A wr. I. F. impotence to close its doors. But the in a manner for which he was afterwards Lammesk Fotowi 1 5 Bone and J. | Tantai bus stepped into the hronoh and heartily ry. No one who studies the Tapeias
armed with authority from the Wai wa p", pages of De Profundis, which will go down he has posted up stringent regulations to posterity as probably the saddest book
in the English language, can doubt that it The Board of Trado has found that the heavy punishment will, be meted out to
is the work of a man who was sincerely lows of the steamer "Ágintaort" on a offenders in this direction. The gilded youth of Foocho Boad stand appailed but penitent for what he had done. We can coral reef in the Pacific was due to the sathe reason to the master (Captain Sims) not navigating his they prefer the smooth sizekness of their not apply the
Mr ship with seamanlike care. The Board yellow skine untouched by the hand of the eccentricities of his earlier days. The Annual Aquatic Sports of tho View and they have studiously avoided Sherrard makes it clear to us that the velvet expreated the opinion that the master seudded of into the dense rain storia Recreation Club which were fixed for turning up at their beloved rendízvous coat, the brilliant ties and the studied afterwards caused the name of the reef from his chart, and directed liat his Friday and Saturday, October 6 and 8, Without patranga, the Alcazar must figure, were rosy assumed for a purpose months. The steamer "Agincourt" was against which they have been warned.pose, which first made him so notorious a
certificate be suspended for a period of 12 getting underneath the remaining cable. have boon abandoned. This step has been naturals die and this plan has been for after all they hare their parallet in rocked in March last on a reef off the
little craft in two. The "Francisnuze "dredging the onciosure and erecting plies took to bring about the downfall of the ver, the assive watch chain and the Kembla tu Hongkong. She was loaded by which looked as if it was going to saw the takon on account of the difficulty of more effectire than say of the stepa weho nineteenth century. The green tro-Caroline Group, whilst bound, from Port
order to let the steamer have a little more play and so minimise the effect of collision, The ** Radnorshire" however crushed on
to the cables and broke one in the and swung on to the Monteagle's" low, the strong wind Inter blowing her free ad she
spindrift. Later on two Fronch torpedo destroyers were met with, the "Fronde
was on the other side and the Montes. gle, laving broken from her mootings, appened to be about to crush the French- man under her. Nothing could be scen more than twenty yards distant and it was
Swimming.
1. B. 1, HP RTN ABANDONED.
and mate heds. In addition the swim- ing embers of the Clute are not keon on swimming at Kowled
THE HARROUR BACC. The race from Kowloon Pulice Pier to
Alhambra.
Messrs. W. Scott Fell and Co., and carried 5700 tons, of coal Both ship and augo became a total toys. The crew landed in
CHINA MA... P... H. Haynes... Bretive
Me and Mrs A.
Staff of Wm. Powell Ltd... FF.P... G.H. &
M. B. N.
Indian Children ... C. H, Hickling А Карапова R. O.
TAN
4
SOLIDLY CONSTRUCTED
and all parts thoroughly
HIRE FROM
$10 per month.
...8 50.00
10.00
16,00
10.00
20.00
Capt. and Mrs Lyons
20.00
An Indian Sympathiser
20.00
seasoned at our Factory here.
An Italian...
10,00
American Consulate General Hav. U. Bone
60.00
10,00
PRICES FROM $890,
60.00
10.00
1.50
CASH OF CREDIT.
6,00
2.00
20.00
10.00
29.00
10.09
1.00
$6,00
Staf of 9. Mantrie and Co. 26,00 Staff and Scholars St Stop-
hen's College Ward Room Officers O.R.5.
Feilva ".
300.00
50.00
20.00
6.00
St. Joseph's College 76.00
TA
20.00
E. C. T....
JL
10.00
B. O. B.... C. 8.
1500
10.00
Dr K. and Mira Majina Diocesan Boy's School...
Total
100.00
74 07
...81088 07
A. W. Webb...
8. Montric and Cu
Mrs Von Stockbaused... T. E. D.
the boat at Yap, in the Careline Group. TYPHOON
Thuy proceeded from there to Hongkong by the steiner Germanis, and afterwards
NEWS.
wont Home by one of the nusil steamers The Agincourt was a steel screw steamier of 4272 tous. She was built by the North- umberland Shipbuilding Company in 2004, We regret to have to an- and depth 20ft. in. and had a length of 360ft, beam of 48ft..
The Agincourt
nounce that the was owned by the Agincourt 8.8. Con-
being the managera, any. Messrs. Lloyd and Co., of Londen,
ivory cane of Benjamin Iisraeli were the The agitation against the secrecy of the same incans to an end. We are told also Municipal Council is gaining ground. The of the marvellous rariety of the converse most onmeervative amongst us heartily tion of Oscar Wilde od we also find all agree that on certain subjects silence in the Disraeli in his youngur days described as not know where the vessels were drifting. Binke Pier for the Casa Mai, prizes will first place is not only desirable but talking like a race-horse approaching the The Phoenix" have up out of the mixt take place on Saturday afternoon next, abrotutely necessary, but why when any winning post," Both were young men and got on the port quarter of the "Mon-commanding at 5 p.m the fifteen scheine or sation has completed fruition both had their way to make and we find tongle," and things ivered so desperate entrants it is expected that at least twelve should not the public he enlightened as to that employing similar methods both of that these on board the big ship never will start and a good rach is anticipareti ile why and wherefore? Members of the them dressed and talked themselves into thought they would get out of the mess, between thein.
Of the V. R. C. swimmers Council are dependent upon the ratepayers notoriety.. But Witchell and Alves are the most fancied, for their glection and they owe to them an
both cases once the The three Chimamen on the "Phoenix "-
clambered on to the Montengle "and the several outside enmpetitors who ars ex pectdents may pass a little frank criticism which were laid aside. The lendor of the with Barros next in order, but there are obligation of open dealing so that unsre real desired object was attained these things would surve to show that the general feeling Conservative party walked and talked like
For some time past the Shanghai agents As it is, other men the finest drumstint of the of the Norddeutscher-Lloyd Company have on any possible action might be. we are kept in complate darknem and a contary confined himself to the frock coat found that their mail and passenger tunder remarkable reticuoce is creaping in eren in of common use and the speech of ordinaryBremen" was not aufficiently large to the publication of the Minutes. Woll, the mortals. But for that fatal lapse Oscar cope with the ever-increasing passenger Marie, Duchess of Parina, onoo Queen Municipal Council will but bage themselves Wilde would have finished his career amid die of the Company's mail stedmern, und of the two Sicilies and of Jerusalem. to bleue when they comes to oxist as the same plaudits as the Earl of Beacons order was therefore placed with the Bavarian Tiches, now keeps shop in present constituted. We are growing tirod of this prize of amatents and many are
A ROYAL SHOPKEEPER.
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SECOND EDITION.
ISTORY OF THE CHURCHES
PENINSULA, CAMBODIA, 'ÄNNAN, THIEET. Corea and Javax,
Entrusted to the Booty of the *MISSION ETRANGESES."
Translated by EDWARD HARPER Paxkvæ
and Reprinted from "The Oniga Review. ) Par 50 Cente.
"Phoenix" went astern. the "ontened to push the V. R. C. swimmere hard. gle drifting towards the Kowloon shore--. though those on board were not aware of this at the time. After awhile it was
surmised that the stemmer was on the mud. She struck it stein on and swung round with the wind, sweeping the destroyer "Francisque" shorewards with her.
field. It is not easy at present to estimate Shanghai Dock sui Engiucering Co., Ld. CHINA - MAIL There was great excitement on the French Paris. boat. All bands imagined the towering Finter it who will at any time of day, clamouringlundly furself-government ander Oscar Wilde's real place in the literature for the construction of a much larger steamer was about be roll on top of them, the former Queen is always on duty, proper tome government appointment of his time. Although it is nearly six lender, to be called the "Bremen." The new "Bremen" is now completed and the but the Fates favoured them and when Like any honest bourgeoise, the Duch-whore men would be responsible to officiale years since he was laid in Bagocor Ceme-
numbers many Americans in London whom they would not dare to tory so much oboquy still surrounds his unming ceremony took place on Sept. 20 HAS BEEN SOLD OUT. the whole length of the Monteagle's" es, keel rested on the mud near the V. B. C: among her friends, takes her luncheon Saunt and to whom the government of the same in England that we must be content in brilliant weather at the Company's in a little room back of the store. But Settlement would come as a result of to yait for the judgment of the future. Pontzing Works. At 2.18 p.m., Mrs. she stood up to the storm like as if she front this room she emerges at the call proper training for the onerous daty. On the Continent, however, praise spesky Michalau, wife of the local head of Messrs were in dock. Had the storm lasted it is "shop" to pull from her shelves bales
with no uncertais voice and Goran Molebers and Company, performed the This edition was an excep- probable that she would have been stove of silks and cloths and to us all her If Dr Keylook's suggestion ever forms-criticism places Salómé" in the highest christening ceremony, naming the vessel in by some other vessel, hut the storm. aloquence to coax a visitor to buy. lates into being, the animals of Shanghai rank of the dismatic art. His other Bremen" and wishing her prosperity.
tionally large one but the dropped bufore any serious thing occurred. Most of her customers have no iden that will have causa to thank him sincerely-works find equal appreciation in Italy and The tender immediately responded to the j demand for it has been HOCKS,
they are dealing with the widow of Francis He propuses or rather has stated he is quite the quotations from Regnier, Adam and whistio, and amidst cheers and continuous
colossal, wane time with one whom the Vanderbilts willing to start classes which cativa vetar other distinguished Franch literary non blasts of her whistle, glided quickly down her, King of the Two Sicilies, and at the
And the Belmonts delighted to honourinary surgeons could attend. The bean
She was towed off a day later quite easily, the French terpado destroyer bobind getting out under her own stean.
WEATHER REPORT.
The following notice is issued by Mr Figg of the Hoogkong Observatory
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here. Often the ex-Chicen has to toil would be immeasurable and the scheme show what a deep impression the man and the slips and took the water pericetly. without making a sate. Sometimes she deserves the support of all lovers of ani- his work have made on Franco. Nothing The dimensions of the now "Bremen " oust hear rude criticisms of the goode shemais. Only last week a caso engaged the shows more clearly the truth of the remark
offors.
FOR SALE at The Ondra Mail* Quesos 5 Wyndham Street,
CLARETS
by and
depth 12 it. She has Gva watertight bulk- of the Typhoon Reports in BURGUNDIES.
terpretor, through whom she dealt with her which is but one of many hundrede. A The patios of Europe, moro tolerant than heus and a prenicuado desk about 80 ft. orprofor, are haployed an English intention of the Mixed Court Magistrate that the English people dislike genius.ro : Jength, 1494 ft.; breadth 25 ft., and We intend to issue the whole Apierienri and English customers. But she has improved so much, having dismissed pony was suffering with fover in the fost ourselves, are content to think only of the in length, exteuding the full breadth of thei On the 28th at 11.40 am. The bar her interpreter, she praises her goods in and the native verterinary to whom the man as they know him and draw the veil vessel. There are upper and lower saloons. meter has fallen considerably over the English, very broken, but sufficient for her poor thimal was taken blod it in its let of charily over his falt. We still despise for passengers forward, and a saloon aft Philippines and risen over N China. It
locks, chest, and nostrils. Further comment his memory and make his name a bye-word for third-class passengers, and also accers
is inclined to fall in Hongkong."
purpose.
the OVERLAND CHINA MAIL to be despatched by the French Mail next week.
This will be illustrated,
The
all the
working
In truth, her shop is a monument to is unnecessary excopt to urge the hastening anong us. It is to be hoped that posteritymodation in the 'tween decks and hold The depression noted yesterday morning her charity, for all its profits she gives to at De Koyinck's classes. Certificates for will deal more kindly with him and that for captain, officers, crow, and mails, oured is a trulon. It is now situated to the Etho penauts of Calabria, who, ruined by
the greatness of the genius will be recognis-cabin arrangements bavo every convenienca at Luzon, and probably moving Westward the esthquakes, were lolts to heat their proficiency could be issued and the ed and his errors be allowed to remain in s for the comfort of passengers and are well at prosent
rnin after the first burst of sympathy dried foreigner who submitted his pany to the kindly oblivion. One is particularly struck lighted, hosted and rentilated.
uncertificated vot. would deserve any by the loyal manner in which bis few vessel is fitted with stenu and hand steer. "Another notable who is working hard at charitable task is ox-President Loubet reward he might get. Such action would faithful friends rallied round him it the ing gear, stenta windlass, and
sigue! for a Да
outburst of latred and when tonder. The propelling machinery equitable distribution of money among ficate and as John does not like to see every door in London was shut upon him of two sets of triple-expansion, surfact those widowed and orphaned by the mining money going to other people ho would Such loyalty in these fickle days la indeed condensing, direct-acting engines, having peniseworthy and Mr. Sherard's very cylinders 10 in., 18 th and 26 in. in After making grants to relieve their imtadily attend the classes.
interesting work is a worthy offering at diameter by 31-in. stroke and designed for the shrine of Friendship..
working pressure of 190 lbs. per aquero Ginch, the cylinders being supported by
The stoa of high pressure remaira over
N. Ohian, and very hard N.. nonsoon will be met with over the E. Coast and Formosa Channel.
up.
a
In the Chinn Sen N. galor will probably prorail to the South of 20 Lt.
Hongkong Rainfall for the 24 hours end.
We keep the largest Stock-None but the best are chosen,
We deal only, with the Well-known and Reliable Growers for whom we are
who at his home is busy arranging for an soon teach the Chiness the value of a corti. hour of his disgrace when his name was the necessary fittings for a service comists Orders MUST be sent in representing."
disaster at Courrieres.
ing at 10a.m. to-day, 0.08 inches,
Forecast for the 24 hours eading at noonmediato vanta, M. Loubet still has at his
FORECAST DISTRICT.
tomorrow.
-Hongkong sad Neighbourhood: NE, winds, freshening; fair.
2-Formosa Channel : N.E. gales. 3-South coast of China between Hong. kong and Lamocks : Same as No. 1,---
South coast of Chits between Hong. kong and Hainst : N. windą, moderate.
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