THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1907.
BANKRUPTCY COURT.
Large Number of Cason.
In the Bankruptcy Court this morning the Chief Justice (His Lordship Sir Francis Piggott) was kept busy dealing with Applications. There were fourteen solicitors in Court when the Chief Justice book his
Hout.
CHUNG SHUN XOO.
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In this action Mr H. W. Looker tioned that, in connection with the order made against Ho Tang with regard to cets, ba one motion Mr Slade appeared for certain creditore, instructed by two sets of solicitors, one appearing for three creditors and the other for three creditors and the doktor. Both solicitors had filed bilfa for costs and ho submitted that only one set of Bolicitors' costs should be allowed.
NTRAIGHTFORWARD DELTOKA
A roceiving driler against the Tai Loong, experts Lau Sau Hing, was granted on the application of Mr K. F. C. Mautes, who pointed out that the assets amounted to about 88,000 and the abilities to 814,000. Debtor had written his clients, to whom they owed 2500, to the offoot that they haul suspended payment. You had better do what you consider necesar read the notice, "I speak atraightfor
ward.
A YARN BMASK.
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The receiving ordor granted against Iu Tar Iu, Iste & partner in the Him Yik Yarn shop, was rescinded on the motion of Mr F. B. L. Bowley. An arrangement had been arrived at by the creditors and the debtor, and the former has undertaken to withdraw proceedings in Ohins against the debtor's state.
A SHALL AFFAIR,
A receiving order was granted against Ying Kat L porte Lal Hang Sek. Mir D'Alinada stated that the assets wore about
$3000.
The Chief Justice pointed out that the 82009 and the liabilitles e re varle the
taxing master should decide.
In the same action Mr Master applied for the return of 82,200 which had been paid into court by the debtor's brother to prevent the sale of certain property. At the time that the money was paid in thers was sono understanding that if the pro porty was finally and the money should I returned. The property had been sold and he asked for the money.
The Chief Justice thought the simplest plan would be for the Registrar to report
on the matter.
Mr. Looker submitted the application should be supported by affidavit.
A DISTRESSED JEDTOR, Mr Griet made an application on behalf of H. W. R. Matthaey, late of tho Occidental Hotel, Kowloon, for the pay- light out of the assots of 9250 for the Disintenance and support of debtor's wife
and family.
The Chief Justice-How long is It to 1st?
Mr Grist-I think the money is alrendy expended. Mr Matthacy has been in hospital and the bill amounts to 880.30. He has to support himgolf, his wife and six children and has no necupation at the present time. He has been living on credit is just in that position, which is very unfortunate for hun.
The Chief Justico-Is this not a case for the hospital?
Me Gris-Well, there is his family well!
The Chief Justice-The Sharp Hospital. Mr Grist He is out of the hospital now, but it is one of the fow cases which the Sharp Hospital could mest. He is now looking for employment.
The Chial Justice-How much is there in the assets?
Mr Grist-Some few thousand dollars, great deal hoing out en promissory notes.
The Chief Justice-If he does not get employment it will take all that.
Mr Grist-I do not think I could go on making the applications, but I submit that this is a caso where the Court should
exerciso its discretion.
In the case of Li You debtor, Mr Grist made an application for the amount collected by the debtor to be handed to the Official Receiver. The naseis amount- ed to $800 in cash and $168,000 in debts. Of the latter ameant debtor had collected $4000. The liabilities exceeded the assets.
HALF A MILLION INVOLVED.
A receiving order was granted against King Yuen Tai ex parte Lu Sing Bum. Mr Gardiner made the application, remarking that debtors by nbgunting thenisolves from their place of business had committed an act of bankruptes. Assets were $290,000 and liabilities 2250,000, but of the assets only about 850,000 would be recovered, hosides 840,000 in cash.
Mr Grist applied for niljufication in re the Ho Wah Chan. A meeting had heen held and a resolution passed. The applic- ation was granted,
JANKRUPTCY OF FIRMS.
man. He was the unly partition of I
and
The public examination of Pun Shing Chi, maunging partner in the Yee Yuon firm, was conducted by Mr G. H. Wako nine-who had signed the argument as to the legality of such a pro- cooding followed. Four partners were dend and four had left the Colony. Finally the eination was adjourned to further con sidor the point.
ANOTHER TARN FAILURE.
SPORTING.
Ride Shooting,
VOLUNTEER RIFLE CLUB,
THE CHINA ‘MAIL.
Owing to the Annual Inspection of the Voluntoors on Saturday the 23rd, the next Quarterly Cup Shoot will be held on Saturday next, the 18th instant.
LFT HALY NO, COMPANY.
THE VOLUNTEERS,
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OUR SCOTTISH LETTER.
(From Our Correspondent.)
EDINBURGH, February 9.
The question of admittting female stud;}
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the Principal Street of the Colony.
A submazing disturbance caused some alarm on board tho banque "Largo-Bay" A parade for all unite will be held at the on her passage from Glasgow to Sydney, Volantoor. Headquarters at 2.30 pm on The captain reported that when about 90 onts to the classes for those desiring to Saturday, March 16-Rehcares! for G.0.0's alls to the eastward of Tasmanis, at 5 tako-B. L. or LL. B. degrees has been Inspection. As this will be the only rep.. on January & peculiar Ponsation was considered by the Senatus of Edinburgh Is Centrally Located in hearsal before the actual Inspection it is experiented by those on heard. The University. The Senatua unanimously spe most casential that every member of the officers were at dinner, the weather at the Corps should attend the parade. Dress time being fine, with a noderate breeze proved of the auggestion that female stad. Klak, helmet with badge, rifle and when suddenly the ship began to vibrate, ents should be-admitted to all the law deck, but nothing was risible likely to The final decision will lo with the Wal. sidearms, two 10 round pouches, band. All hande fearing the worst, rushed on clases except that of forensic medicine. cause the shock. Some of the crew were versity Court, but it is believed that effect of opinion that the vessel had passed over will be given by the Court to the view of a submerged wrack, but the captain believes the fenatus. that it was nothing more than a submarina disturbance. The shock, lasted nearly two minutes.
The final shoot of the monthly shooting competitions for Loft Half. No. 1 Co., H.K.V.C., will take place at Tai Hang range on Sunday next, the 17th inst., com-olier and putties. mencing at 9.30 am. Prises will be pre sented to the successful competitors at the
concision of the shoot.
ANTI-OPIUM PROPAGANDA.
Curing the Smokers.
(Prom a Correspondent. )
CANTON, March 19.
Ward in Canton is very rigorous. It has Tho anti-oplura Socioty of the Sixth
just held a large gathering and vigorous spouses were delivered. The speakers devoted their remarks to the great haran that was being done to the people by the importation of foreign oplum. They urged, therefore, that every effort be made to try to induce people to keep away from the drug, and to induce bihets, who have been smokers, to relinquish it.
Whilst it was gratúfully recognised that
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It is notilled that the Inspection of the Corpe by His Excelloney the General Officer Commanding will take place on Baturday the 23rd instant. Every member of the Corps must be present on this parade unleas prevented through slokness, or stress of businese, in which case a Médical Certificate or a letter from Employer stating cause must be provided.
This does not moan, of course, that in the event of the University Court confir wing the decision of the Senatus the way
The negotiations, which have been in will be open for women qualifying a law progress for the incorporation of the agents in Scotland. The Board of Exami- Yangtze services of the Osaka Shoscaners under the Law Agosts Act have the -SOCIAL AND PERSONAL. Kaisha, Nippon Yusan Kaishsand Hunan detorniluing voice in this matter an far as Steamship Company, are said to have made ordinary law agents are concerned, while Alesandria, one of the proprietors of the proposed at the suggestion of the Govor It is understood that those woman who will Mr F. Formby Back, of London and much progress. The incorporation was the Faculty of Advocatos pḍinit to the Bar
Eryption Chiselte, is in Ceylon onament, which, as already reported in our take advantage of the law classes, if and tour round the world,
columns, offered a subsidy to the combine. when opened to them, will do so in order A spasial general rusting last Thursday of Mr H. K. Beauchamp C. I. E., late the Hunan Steamship Company ananin to qualify for a degree in law with a view to editor of the fadas Mas, died. tenously adopted resolutions to the effect that obtaining secretaryships or positions in day after an operation for Appendicitis, the company should deliver to the combine which its possession will be a recommen
now being organised all the vessels, pro-dation. performed by Sir Alfred Tripp.- ***-.
perty on land and water, promises, and Lieutenant B. H. Fleming, 3rd Middle-stock-in-trade of the company as the share
sox Regiment, has taken over the duties of Secretary, Chies United Service Rifle Association, from Lieutenant H. E. Largo, 3rd Middlesex Regiment.
the officials were exorcising themacives in trying to suppress the habit it was feared that their efforts would not be sufficient to offect the result slraed-at and therefore the crusado must continue and indeed cause be-To-morrow at 5. 10 pas, in the rooms of increased in vigour.
the Y. M. C. A. Alexandre Buildings, Sir The Society given away, it appeats, Alexander Simpson will deliver an address desection, Infused from the herb of which on Science and Religion. The lecture eo auch has been said lately, and since will be opon to the public. the smokers have been able to got this
An exchange has beo sanctioned extraneous assistance, they have felt it easier to break away from the habit, and between Lleutenant-Colonel Taylor, R. G. A., Hangoon, and Lieutenant-Colonel
already some hundreds of confirmed smokors have been able to give up smok Birth, H. G. A., Pembroke Dock. Lien ing. It is difficult to got sufficient of the tenant-Colonel Birch embarks for India on hari tea, but everything possible is bolag, the Pth lustank.
Tlue public examination of Fa Wa Shar, sole proprietor of the Sun King Yarn frin, was commenced. Doktor atated that in and started on his own account with 1903 he bought out his partner for $3,000 capital of 811,000. Ho mundo up his done. accounts in 1905 when he had made a profit
tol $27,000, but he lost money in 1906--all except 80,700. He attributed his tosses to the fact that the price cotton foll fargely. He entered into large contracte annually to the amount of several 80,000 million dollars. In 1995 he bought or 90,000 bales of cation, which he took delivery of and in 1906 he bought 70,000 or 80,000 bales. A large amount of this had not been taken delivery of. All his liabilities were in respect to the difference in price of yarn.
of
TIME BY THE TORELOCK.
Heungshan's Forethought.
(From a Correspondent.)
CANTON, March 13. The statements that have been made in regard to the rice riots in the Tungkun abilities?
The Chief Justice-What are the lia District make it worthy of notice that these Mr H. W. Looker (appearing for Messrs troubles are not confined to that part of D. Sassoop and Co. and other oreditors)~ | Kwangjung. About $700,000.
Continuing dubur said he no property
In's list of donations to the Union Jack Chu thors is the following-For a fourth badroom "Shropshire Light Int.", "In memory of Lieut. Francis A. Burnett, let King's Shropshire Light Iaf., lost in the in the wreck of the 'Bokhara," from his mother," £100.
the present King in India General Michael was attached to his Staff.
of the Hunan Company of the capital of the new company. This transfer is to be affected under conditifs thought it, and the conclusion of an agreement with the now company and other incidental matters should be left entirely to the Board of Directors.
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The Governor-General of Formosa gives notice that on and after the 18th inst. a
I may add a few local references to the
notices which have already appeared in your columns as to the death of that great Scottish soldier, Sir Archibald Alison. Although born in Edinburgh, he always apcoially identified himself with Glasgow, his father having been sheriff of Lanark stire. When that City presented him with a sword of honour in 1888 in recognition of his services in the Egyptian campaign, he poke of his pride in Glasgow in language both simple and touching. Until I joined
the
Fixed Green Light will be shown from the beacon which has been erected on Taban che (Bush Id), at the entrance to Keelung Anny," he said, "nearly all my life Ehrbour, and that after the same day the was spent here. In Glasgow I first met sug present beseon will be removed. The po- wife. In Glasgow I now have my son." sition of the Beacon Bight, according to Indeed, from the intimacy of early associa the Japanese Admiralty Chart No. 299, tion if not from any natal olafin, Sir Ar is in Latitude 20 deg. 9 min. 37 see. North, chibald may fairly be rockoned as one of and in Longitude 121. deg. 45 min. & sec., a quartetto of great soldiers that Glasgow East of Greenwich. The lantern of the has given to the service of the Empire. Beacon is fixed at the top of an iron staff, The first was dir Thomas Munro, who painted black, and it in 261 foot high from helped in the consolidation of the British the base. The Light will luiniante 193
A
keeper, should it go out by accident, there curiously enough by the hands of Sir maybe some delay before relighting it. Archibald's father, had presented to him in recognition of his servicos as leader of the Highland Brigido and a division on the
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degrees of the horizon from N. 19 deg. E-conquest of India; the second was John PIANOS to 5.33 deg. W. The hearing ars magne. Moore, the ristor of Corunna; the third General James Michael, C.S.I., whose tic and as observed: from the sea. The Colin Campbell, Lord Clyde, who by all other Leading Makem death in his eightieth your is rocorded, intensity of the Light will be 30 candles, bequeathed direct to Sir Archibald Alison entored the Army sixty-three years ago. The Light will be 274 feet high above the the traditions of Scottish military valour. Eo served in various capacities in Indis. sea and visible in clear weather at a dis. In the keeping of the late soldier they were During the Mutiny, he was stationed in tanto of 51 nautical miles. Tha. Light be.not tarnished. On his deathbed, Lord Hyderabad as Assistant Chief Engineering kept burning day and night by self. Clyde bequeathed to Sir Archibald the PRICES consistent, with In the Houngshan District the fund is and there earned tho thanks of Govora-feeding arrangement, without attendance of sword which the citizens of Glasgow in the West denied having any branches rich and is expable of producing good rico ment. Later on he was Secretary in the did not at in abundance. Recently, however, the Military Department. During the tour of any time say he bad, either to Mesars farmers have discovered that it will pay Sassoon and Co. or Mesers David and Co. The Chief Justice--If the Trustee ap- The partnership was dissolved because there the better to plant the land with rege was not much profit in it and his brother tables, and, when ripe, forward to Macao proves of it. Yes, I make the order but I
An engagement is nopbanced between Shipping his gut dews the borreios to-morrow in the Dean Cemetery. IF YOU WANT would nut his partner), (who wra
continue. think you should approach the Sharp The brother had a a business in Canton, but and Hongkong. Having discovered that euch Ernest Alabaster, Deputy Commissioner resolution: "That this Chamber-reite Edinburgh. Hospital Coinmittee to see what can be debtor did tant know whether it was started is the case, they naturally do what will bring of Chinese Customs lately Assistant Statis rates its firm opinion that the lighting of
hefure or after the dissolution of
of partase
most dollars into their own pouches.tical Socretary, Inspectorate-General of the consta of the United Kingdom is a ship. Debtor shipped yarn to his brother
Shanghai), barrister-at-law, national duty, for the efficient performance Mr. D. Thompson made an application but not in particularly large amounts The consequence is that rice is scarcer and Customa.
and several hundred therefore much dearer. The working people youngest son of the late Heury Alabaster for the release of Kwok Ping Man, now halos per year. In 1983 and 1904 310 who have to buy rice have been much (formerly H. B. M. Conial, Bangkok and in prison under su execution warrant. bought about 870.000 or $80,000 worth of The debtor carried on business in Jorvols Yarn and in 1905 he contracted to fake put about at this turn of affairs, and have afterwards Adviser to the Siamese Court),
$7,000,000 or
or $8,000,000 worth, some of been discussing the position with some and Mrs Alabaster, to Caroline Moude Street as piece goods merchant, auder which-he 'did not know how much-hi amount of acrimony. However some kindly Gregg, clder daughter of Robert Goddard, by charges on merchant abipping, and that fear that the spring freakieta will try tha style of the Wing Lunt On. There was no not taken delivery of. evidence that he had committed any offence;
boextent permis i miehis fave dovided to Oban, Botruemouth. Guddad, mentary Gorumittee for the ciders which aid si acture sovorely. On the "Twoty under the Bankruptcy Laws.
done.
A DEBTOR IN PRISON,
.
Mr Bowley opposed the application, pointing out that the debtor had kopt away from the Colony until Chinese Now Year,
when he returned and stated that he was
not been
Mr. Lackor-Did you contract to buy
Bevorni
several million de lines worth of yarn know lay it, ont of their own money, about two ing that you I not pay for if unless the thousand piculs, and keep it in stook until customary paid
Debtor-But the customers usually paid.
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The Hull Chamber of Commerce and Crimes. The decossed will be buried
Lover of Burne and his works, and are
of which full departmental responsibility they not legion-will be glad to learn
should be assumed by the State, and the that the Aula Brig of Ayr has stood out
cost be defrayed out of moneys provided ufully against all the storma and floods by Parliament, instentof as at present, of the winter, though there are some who
efforts üfth," Boras Clubs all over the country they have made in the past to secure the made thumping collections towards its
The marrings took place at H. B. M.'a abolition of light-dues, it urges them to preservation, and the hat and the plate
Something Bright!
Something Racy of
the season comes when rice is densest, Consulato-Gastoral Shanghai, and at the continue the same in the future." There still going their rounds at all sorts of the Soil! Mr Looker repeated the question which is, as a rale, just before the firet Shanghai Fros Christian Church on March 7 North of England Steamship Owners Asfimetions. Even the theatres and music- eliciting an
an affirmative reply. going buck to Canton in a day or so, but about 13,000 or 14,000 kales continued cheap rate, just in fact what It costs then.. of Mr David Cruston of the Shanghaiber continue to devote ita best efforts to lady collectors. As the result, wall over Cantomers in 1906 neglected to take up crop is ripe; they will then sell it at a of Miss Edith Marion Cranston, daughter |sociation will proposo "That this Chan balls are being invaded by bands of young he was then arrested. If the application debtor, and in 1905 about 10,000 buice and so the poor will be supplied without Book and Engineering Co., Ltd., to Mr obtain the abolition of the lightdues," The £8000 of the £10,000 which has been were granted he would probably clear out. were not taken up by customers, but he He had not filed a statement of affairs, -
not say how many he failed to take any special hardship.
could
Bir Thompson painted out that the rounr P Debtor's evasive replies estled forth a
his
in the gaoi was not a suitable place le pre-protest from Mr Looker, who said paro a statement of affairs, and submitted Hero i a man the biggest yara the Colony-who keeps that he was entitled to be released, even if dealer in
who fails for own books and security was demanded.
$1,000,000 or $700,000 and who will not
r questions." Debtor's accountant was allowed to stand by
and look up the books is occasion demanded and the Chief Justice warned the debtor that if he was not more accurate ho would be committed to prison.
Debtor replied that he was speaking the truth; what he did not know of he could not speak of.
The Chief Justion refused the applies answer tion, ranurking that to grant it would be to defont the execution in the civil action. He thought he had never made such an otdør under six months at least.
ADJUDICATED BANKRUPT.
Mr F. C. Barlow applied for the adjudi- cation of Kong Lun, of Beef Stall, No.10
the debtor be adjudicated bankrupt and
In answer to Mr Luuker debtor said that
sums of money with foreign firms to
soli
PETITION WITHDRAWS,
Granted.
ARBETS GREATER THAN LIABILITIES, እተ Barlow made an application for a Mr R. F. C. Maater made an application to receiving order against be Kwong Yuen withdraw the petition in the action the Cheng, who had suspended payment and Kwong Wo Hing firm exports the debtor, whose goods had been seized and sold un which was flod in September 1906, point dar a writ of exocution. The liabilities ting out that His Lordship had given were 830,000 and the assets 8100,000. Messrs Hastings and Hastings por-
CORRESPONDENCE.
THE KINGSTON AFFAIR.
SIR-When I read the attached cutting from the Times I was tempted to ask with Truthful James :
Are things what they seem, Or are visions aboût?
reward of
succeed
£00 to
Your, ole.
could
James Rankine Lyness, of Mesars Butter-last-named Association will propose two
After the
fold and Swire, Chofor the officinting further resolutions: the first urging the ustimated as necessary, has already been clergyman being the Rev G. Fitch, D. D. Government to appoint only such Consul, gathore, and many returns have yet to The bride was given away by her father, Vice-Consuls, and Consular agents as one to hand. It is a sign of a better and was attended by Miss Mamie Woir as possess sufficient knowledge to enable feeling that the homes and Launts of Burns bridesmaid, Mr Donald MasDonald acting them to adequately perform the duties of in the West and South are now being cared in the capacity of best man. religious ceremony a reception was held at their office; and the second pressing on the for in reverent faelion. Both in Ayr and No. 7 Yangtzupoo Road where a large. Government, the immediato necessity of in Dumfries local organisations take charge. number of friends assembled to offer their reform in the telegraphic and tolophonic of everything that is identified with the congratulations to the newly-wodded
momory of the mational poot. couple. In the afternoon, Mr and Mrs system of the Post Offed. Lyness left for Mukanahan, where the honeymoon will be spent.
With regard to the wreck of the "Clave. That well known author and divine De ing" the captain and the remainder of the Alexander Whyte, of St George's, Edin.
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The Chief Justice--I don't think this is mission to procesd in a notion The poople, loth to accept the explanation, House of Lörda," with a life pecrago, ABshed away and vessel ctucked from top aid Dr Whyte, asked Barrie if hie
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The death is reported of Lord Darcy. CAUCABIAN. Dozensed, who was in his seventy fourth in the Central Market, as bankrupt. A though he still had yarn to take up at the
AN ALARM AT ELNOSTON.
year, was one of the most profound lawyers The survivors, who were brought to Middles-The other evening there was a gathering February.7. meeting of creditore had been beld, no end of 1905 he entered into contracts run-
of the day, and when at the bar was brough and received every attention, at Edinburgh where readings and Bonge resolution passed and the meeting was nothing into millions of dollars and deposited
Kingston was startled last night by the large Bunte induce them to all to him. The contracts ringing of the town bell. Shortly after 7 universally regarded as facile princeps in bed experienced terrible sufferings, The wore given illustrative of the works of f adjourned. Granted.
Mr Gardiner asked for an order of were entered into because his customers said o'clock saven clear strokes sounded within equity. His career at Oxford was a most erow numbered in all 62 persons, ex-J. M. Barrie Dr Whyte gave some in- adjudication in the action regarding the if he had yarn they would buy from hearing of the entire city. Knowing that brilliant one, for he took a double first including the pilot. Of these, six officers, teresting remiluscensos of the amazing
angle of 45 $20 Loong firm, furniture dealers, of him, but a large number of his customers the bell tower was leaning at an Wellington Street, 4 meeting of creditors did not come forward to buy on au-degrees, people gathered by hundreds to classics and mathematics, and was senior 52 Lascars, and 3 Chinamon have been thrift and industry of the inhabitants of count of the fall in price of cotten. ascertain the oause of the ringing. It was anthematical scholar and Eldon law saved, and two officers,-16 Lascars, and one the old weaving town, and then, speaking had been held at which it was resolved the did not know they would not come then discovered that a Chinaman, trelievecholar. He was called to the bar in 1861, Chinaman-have been drowned. The dead of the Barrios, said he did not know suy the Official Receiver appointed trustee. forward-he trusted to their being trueing that the Government was offering and as a liberal sat in Parliament for officers are the chief officer, William word better then clear-headed to
one who could The further hearing was adjourned.
to any ono in ringing
the bell
bell without several years, became Solicitor-General in Pinchin, and fourth engineer, Charles describe the whole family. There was causing the tower to fali, had at great peril Ghistone's Administration of 1886. Campbell. The Salvage Association have something singular and distinctlyó about asconded a long flight of twisted stops leading into the tower and ring the bell A sketch of Lord Davey's work at the bur required the following talograns from every member of it. Margaret Ogilvie, saven distinct times. The mystery lasted would include many of the leading casus in West Hartlepool :-Vessel has strong, list tho mother of J. M. Barrio was charao- for tots, minutes; then the Chinaman the eighties. In 1893 he was appointed to to port, und broadside exposed to sea ad terised as a humble, tender, gracious, descended and was immediately arrested. the Court of Appeal and in 1884 to the full of water. Funnel and deck house evangelical, prayorful soul. "I once," inreniained on the spot. The nervousnose of Lord of Appeal.
down to water line and three feet opening mother read his stories. No, replied Original Juradiation of the the population had boon increased by
had been
filed, as the
Barrie, we dont let her read them; it The charterers of the steamship Claver- ceeded the liabilities. The debtor's pro-heavy shock of entthquake at midnight of The collection at the festival to be held From appearance looks like total loss,
the previous day.
at St. John's Cathedral to-morrow evening
brings on her boast." (That is, tickling had since deteriorated and now
will go towards fund for the electric ing" report that the vessel's cargo was not cough.) Dr Whyte also told how Jim P Mesara Hastings and Hastings had a prohi
had
lighting of the Cathedral. Naturally it is destined for the steamship Awa Maru" Barris, as he called the authos, had once, Mr Stevenson inade sa application for s
rsbitory order on it. All the ereditors receiving order against the Choung Loong agroud to the withdrawal of the petition,
hoped all will contribute as liberally seas has been reported, but was a fresh shin- just by way of killing time, written out firm, ex parte the Hing Thi. Debtors owed excepting a few, and had accepted a com-
possiblo, as the expenses of the festival ment of pitch, steel plates, and machinery, a Hittle "Kicris story and dropped it his clients $1508.45 for goods sold and positon. The petition, was a bad one in.
will be somewhat heavy. The object is a intended for Japanese consigneas. In the into the latter box of Greenwood, who was thon editor of the St. James's Gazette," He delivered and had absconded out of the in itself, being signed by four out of 49 jurisdiction. The firm's place of business partners.
Sir-In your issue of yesterday I notice worthy one for the present lighting ar Roon: 80 guineas per cout, was being pald sent round for me next morning," Barris won olotod. Assets amounted to $12,000 The Chief Justice-It seems bad. The
a leading artists having reference to my rangements are topally inadequate. The to insure this cargo. The steamer, having said, and I have never wanted a guines and liabilities to 880,000. The order was application was granted.
lecture at the City Hall on the 11th programme will indude Hear my Prayer" broken in two, is a total loss in any caso, HEAVY LABILEIRI
We have referved from The Grower Justant. I am afraid that there was (loist Mrs Newliom), Organ Concerto and, of course, uninsurable.
No 9 (Handel) with orchestral arrango- Mr Barlow sooured a receiving order against the Toz To Kong Po, ex parte Leung local borticulturalista contribution to mistake in recording my romarke. In your Kon U, who had given notice of suspension the "Editor's tower bowl as he torms article it is mentioned that I hold that of payment Assets amounted to $18,750 it, befogafite sample of Eanderen Nicolinis, Australia bad adopted a protectionist performance given outside of England. THE quick relief afforded by Chambor
that and then al and liabilities $360,000
the hybrid plant introduced into the Colony policy, etc. I did not make any such It is considered to be one of Stanford's Inth's Congh Remedy in case of The Chief Justice Will you get 5 per last year by the Botanical and Afforestation reference, When speaking of certain Boud finest works and will be given with huglehonping rough, niskice is favorite with thoughts, I should like to hear the silver Per Annum, $7: "Per half-
Department, and assall bunch of Verbens, of Trude regulations I specially mentioned arms and orgat accompaniment. Sent the mothers of small children. This re-th
in good time, and it is hoped that morning easier to expectorate, keeps the dough loose lotion was like a tankling of hells and the clapping of children's bande Ho The Chief Justice-But the assels are but there is not much perfume attacled to frootrade or protection. Doubtless your dress will be worn in the cathedral and counteracts any tendey toward stood near the plates and could tot on the
it, while Verbina is too well known to need comment. Sufles it to s37 we appreciate reporter misunderstood me,→Yours, etc. Special trams will run from the Peak at prouincia. For sale by all chumiste and collection by the sound the come made.
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