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MONDAY. OCTOBER 28 1907,

BY TELEGRAPH.

THE ITALIAN EARTH- QUAKE

Death Roll Increasing.

(Exclusive Service, supplied by Reuter,

via Bombay),

Louros, October 20, The latest reports from Ferruzzano state that 300 were killed by the carthunke, while it is estimated that the total deaths will reach 500 over 1000 injured.

RACING.

and

Forlusio» Service, supplied by Reuter,

vi Bombay).

SPORTING.

Cricket.

BONGKONG ELCH MATCH.

As the visit of the Shunghsi team np- proches Interest in local cricket increases And the playing members of the Hongkong Cricket Club are shuffed about into various tears in an endeavour to determine who shall prove worlby en forth to repro- sent the Colony in the Interport contest. The match on Saturday was between teamis alphaboljelly arranged and captained re- Spectively by H. Hancock and A. Mackenzie. It was intended to play twelve ando, but only eleven turned up for the "A" team | a ton for the "11" tean, the latter hav- ing to take the field without their No. 1 howler-Corporal Sharpe of the Minilesex

POLICE.

-Lander, e Stuart, h Browa

Moody, st Irving, b Brown... W. Edwards, e Stewart, b Bown

P. P. J. Wodehouse, b l'es-

tanji

W. Pitt, Brawn.

| D. McHardy, e Irving,

Pestonji

Fowler, o E, Pestonji ... -Irvine, Braw

J. Bell, c and is Pestonji W. Kent, b Laumert,' T. H. Kerr, not out

Sundries.

Totai

...

BOWLING ANALYS,

0, 31.

THE CHINA MAIL.

WILKINSON AND GRIST «. WILKINSON.

In the Oaks Appeal Court on October 17 the hearing took place in the appeal by

24 Mesurs. G. G. Willeinsen, and E. J. Grist solicitors, of Hongkong, against tho

CHINA SIXTY-TWO YEARS AGO.

KEIR HARDIE AND NATAL,

Haec din seministo jumebit. The following items are from the Mar of the 10th October, 1845,

GOVERNMENT ROTIFICATION.

A telegean from Natul states that tho residents are greatly exiled over tho CmsProposed visit to that colony of the noted English Socialist, Kete-Hardle. They are urging the exactment of a social

Extract frrar a despatch from Mr Consultigation restriction Lawspecially 1judgment of-the-Kobe Court, in the action Alcock to His Excellency Her Majesty's directed against Keir Hardio, to prevent Plenipotentiary, etc, datal Kshow-fo, landing at Durban, the reason gåven 13th September, 1840-

is it it is feared he will stir up strifą] along the natives by the enunciation of his socialistic doctiines.

CHINESE "FOOTBALL."

instituted by them against Mr. Clifford Wilkinson of Kubo, dismissing the Plain tiff claini. In this deton Phintiffs claim

I have the honour to close for Your payment of the sum of Y2,348,33 with Excellency's information a copy of the interest at the rate of 5% for professional letter - addressed to the Glovemar services in connection with legal proceed-General of this Province, when I for 101gsbaught against several pes in warded a copy of the letter to Their lix- regard to infringements of Defendant's cellencies Koring and Hwong. I thought it desirablo; to avail myself of the op- portunity furnished by the Imperial Camps- Arillery sooned that scar, Bombadies Respondant by defaulted Appellants in the missionor's remarks to point out that sets Regiment, who performed so well in arecont Kerrick coming to the resene al critical latter therefore logoda protest and the the subject of complaint, could not be China,” one of our consubur representatives, match on the same ground. This stand scoring 27. The scores were :-

Court considering this protest reasonable, considered us "glight differences," and that at hotas for a visit, remarked recently,

1.4 0 3

Pestonji Brav Lawricht

The Army Staff set the R. G. A. 68 rig to get (Staff Sergeant Wharton 313 and the

ARMY STAFF,

... 21

tinde niark.

Judgment was given in favour of

provicus hearing some time ago. Tau

the hearing was resumed.

Mr Yamashita, for Appellants, asked the Court to quash the judgment of the 4Kobe Court. He stated that the facts were the same as he had put before the

lower Court.

of insult and outrage, such as have been

An American Story.

We take the following from the Son Frau- |

cisco Argonaut "The first game of fuotball witnessed upon my arrival in

unfortunate, as the Club, at pressuk, would

the good faith of outwe nations to which misok for a very serious riot, and give a good deal to know who the best Staff Sergt. Wharton, ↳ Ashdown

Their Excellencies inade reference, was no you wouldn't have blamed me, oither. Q. M. S, Pilloy, e Larinour b Sutton... 8) iwlers in the Colony are and the ConCorp. Legrave, e Thomas, b Kerick...

less concerned in the des fulfilment of the mittee are searching everywhere for Sergt. Steele, li Kerrick The Cambridgeshire Betting.trundlem af real morit. Sunday's game Carp Shute, Thomas, b Kerrick ...

first and second articles of the Tronty, than did not bring out any special talent in this Suge. Woodroffe, e Owen, button...

in the observance of the eleventh artich of Contr. O'Neill, o Kerriek, Thomas... department-none of the bowlerst on Capt. Rankin, ran out

the Supplementary Trosty, which stipulates either side showing any special form. Sergt. Stanley, b

,6 Kerrick

for the final restoration of Chusan, The best bowling of the day perhaps Lient. Fraser, not out

It will he seen that I was not less was by Claxton, though Clegg also Ptc. Day, b Kerrick

ready to hour testimony to the muted fut le kotiť god overs. The lat

improvement in the behaviour of the bowl with 14 Dice

easy action

people since I delivered to the Governor --right haul a fair pace and comes

General Your Excellency's remonstrance țin a hit with his arm, but occasionally he

at I rejoice much to be able to report Dan puts in a good off-break and the hall which

both in reference to the conduct of the Blowind Powell was pichaps, the best one

populace, and the prospects of trade, that' be sent up. It bruke back about a foot

thero is subject of congratulation. and was a perfect length,

Lies, Ontober 26. The betting on the Cambridgeshire

is as follows

6 against Malen and

Swift.

100 to 15 against Land League.

10 1

Andover.

Report

Goldrench.

Stickup and Fronty

FRATER'S SERVICE |

of the bekling the less said the better.

It was poor on the whole and several ent- ples were missed by mub site,

Og H, Hanevekla sido Captain Beasley alone played anything like faultless erickot. His hitting was clean, bard und well-timed and in distinct contmust to the other hatsuen on his side, who lad the luck to make runs. He gave no chances. We loge to see him in the Interpart tennu It should be mentioned Pierpont Morgan to the Rescue that he look om for catch in the deep

Gold.

THE COMMERCIAL CRISIS.

LONDON, Oetober 26.

A violent slump occurred in the New York market at p.to., followed by a foverish maily on the announcement that n post had been formed at the instance of Mr Pierpont Morgan to enable brokers to close operations to-day.

Mr Morgan has already $25,000,000.

Solvent Ranks Suspend.

Sundries...

Totul ...

BOWLING ANALYSIS,

KL.

Karick ...

Sutton ... Thomas.. Ashdown

R. A.

Mr-Gr. H. Torr, & Shipfe Sorg. James, bhuta ......... Lient. Iarmour, b Shute C.8.M. Owen, & Pilley, b ('Neill

O'Neill. Bush, | Serg Surg

hit wicket Bayliss, hit Boaby. Kerrick, not out,

The appellants subutitted certain exhibits to support their ease, ach an the text of the Hongkong judgment, tettem with! respect to the cases, and telegraphic replies, etc.

Respondent also submitted exhibits in his own behalf, and the hearing was

W. adjourned.

15 2

12927

Bomber, Ashdown, e Fraser, b('Neill Hombr. Humphreye, run out Serg, Sutton, e Day, & Shipto Br. Thomas, by Steele

ร่วมโหม ...

it was twenty minutes to Ove when Turner and Taylor appeared at the wickets i

Ice Shub for the "M's." The foamer at

O'Neil

home aggressive nad thought his wallet Stoele him his partner curly in the innings it was Stanley something like his form of a few years ago. a gnat pleasure to see him return to Legrave

· Makin also played a splendid innings and

lent on his form his chins to Interpers honours is a strong on, as he is also a good fielder nad a change bowler.

fosmos, Oetober 25. The Book Examiner has announced that the accounts of the Hamilton, the Twelfth Warci, and the Empire City Bauk, show that they are all solvent.

The two forcer sospended payment for lack of rendy casli,

Feeling in New York.

Txox. October 25

He was tht out with 66 to his credit, but towards the close of play he was "hitting at anything had little lock while Reding, but the light was se had that there we nothing else he could do.

IMPERIAL MARITIME

CUSTOMS.

Sir Robert Hart's Successor.

The

ROBINSON PIANO

COMPANY, LTD.

NEW PIANOS

HIRE

FROM.

$10

PER MONTH.

Read-

"In the first place, I was not aware that this Chinese had any such grou, but later found that it is very popular in North Chim. It is not played as is the American gure, and instead of cloven players to| the side, there arodity. These northern

The opportunity presents it on the team will be six feet er over in Chinese are almost ginuts, and every mat height, and weigh on the average 200 self to read all the latest and pounds. There are no goals, sido lines or halves. The game last nutil one side is best literature at a minimum of the winner, aud frequently this is not cost accoing dished before two or three days,

**The idea of the gune is to force a bull wicker basket, which takes the place of our

780

ball, into the territory of the other side works of the best present day this territory being one-half of the town and up and down the streets, the fight

ges. Each man is equipped with a to subscribers.

whistle with which to summu assistance when too hard pressul.

In reference to the altered position, lad purposely taken ocension to test it. I did not fail also to ascertain. by sure means, that the whole of the three The "North Chim Daily News" has Proclamations had effectively been issued published an informative article in omnis great numbers, and generally throughout

"Stealth as well as main force may bu nuction with the action of the China the city and suburbs in every direction. Association in protesting against the A similar gratifying, and not less sudden, used in getting the 'all' into the cuemy's Sir Robert change has taken places in reference to cou-county, and I know of and clever player proposed appointment of Bredon as Inspector-General of Customs, mercial transactions. The Bintang, after who did so by passing over the roofs of the Our contemporary says: -Uncertainty on waiting for repairs more than a month, souses. As you may imagine, one hundrol | this point (the choice of a successor

with a large cargo, could vot sell a piece of giants yelling and fighting in the atreuts 123 has, probably, been the main factor

goods. The Wave in six weeks could not excate some excitement,” persuading Sir Robert Hart to rabin the hell four hundred, and had actually dropped down the river on her way to Amuy, when, Inspectorate General beyond the period) when he could really do justice to the her raainmast, and was compelled to puł coming in contact with a junk, she lost

V. 能

Tutal

BOWLING ANALYSI

3 15

Other Matches.

1 service or to himself. In its earlier stages back. Subsequently, when lying ten miles when the proportions of tlie Maritime below the bridge, in the space of a few Customs were small enough to ensure days she sold a larger quantity of goods the personal predilections of the Head then during the previous six weeks.

| being a fairly satisfactory guide to merit The arrival of three vessels, two Ameri-

MOUDLESEX SEIROS, V. CIVIL SERVICE ""ong his subordinates, promotion by can and one English, with consignments favouritian y have presented no for Mr Glen, for whors I have procured, This match was played on the Civil Service ground at Happy Valley and ended very genuine badships. To-ding the with the assistance of the suthorities, in a win for the Middlesex Sergt. by 16 retention of such procedure is

'UT

The scores were:--

MIDOLESEX SERGEANTS,

The Sergt. Harford, not out over was played in semi-larkness. R.QS. English, ran out

Sergt. Hanes, Gust, Mackay Hamrock, sh is still nursing his knee, M.S. Hayward, b Munkay.... and A. Lanning, who was resting, were Sergt. Clelland, c Brown, b Mackay. notable absentees. The scores were:--

A TOL TEAM.

| Major Lawis, o suletitute, b Makin...

R. Hutchisun, b Peake ...

CR Hunt, e Tacker, b Mackay

Seng Hall, e and by Mackay

E. Sharpe, b Mackay

C. 8. Stacey, Wheal,

A. A. Claxton, e Peake, b Robinson... 24 Major Chitty, e Wichur, ↳ Robinsoar Capt. Stanger Louthes, cand & Wis

Mackay

Sergt. Denson, e Chawkley, Mackay G. Thomas, e and b Mackay

Sundries...

...

Total,...

bit

Fowler, c

Fowler, e Robinson, la Wishn 1. Hanock, not out

CIVIL SERVICE →L" Tucker, English, b Hunt 23 Harlow. not on...

There is altogether a better feeling in New York, the market is still at its lowest but there is n steadier feeling, Capt. Besley, not out.....

Receivers have been appointed to the

Union Trust Co., and the Knickerbocker | Trust Co.

Two Brooklyn Enaks and the Inter- national Trust Co. hare suspended payment.

More Failures.

LONDON. October 25.

Dr. Atkinson, e substitute, Peak 29 Helley, ran out

Sandries...

2/1

--. 191

Total seven mickets for Messis W. F. Brewer and W. Clegg did

not hat.

F. H. Stevens

H. R. Makin

G. Robinam

R. J. L. Wright

BOWLING ANALYSIS,

41, M. R. W.

A. W. J. Penke

{1 To #

0 21 1

7 0 33 @

30 18 0

4 20 (1

M TO Z TEAM.

W. C. D. Turner, Binsley, ↳ Claxton 49 Lt J. MG. Taylor, un out..

H. R. Makin, not out

***

(L. J. WishbrÏ.......

The Southern Steel Co., of Birining. Mackenzie... hain, Alabaron, with a capital of $25,000,000, has failed.

A run has commenced on the Union

Trust Co., of Frovidence Rhode Island.

A. W. J. Peake, h Ulegg Owing to the suspension of the State W. A. Powell, 1 Clegy... Bank of Nevada the Governor declared. H. Stevens, b Claxton yesterday, to-day and Saturday legal holidays.

A Correction.

LONDON, October 25. The third pars in yesterday's tele. gram, No. 5827, under the heading of "The Commercial Orisia, &c.," may rend "Pittsburg reports that receivers hase been appointed to The Iron City Trust Co. with deposits amounting to $1,700,000: The murket closed."

rewains

LONDON, October 26. Now York reports that runs on the Banks and Trust Companies continus. There are six more suspensions, with small cupitaja but with the aggregate deposits of $34,000,000.

G. Robinson, not on... Sundries......

Mackay, b Stacey...

Hoggarth, Stacey

Parkinson, b Stacey fist, cand Is Stacey Wheal, cand b Harferð Brown, Stacey... Gilles, Staury. Chowkley

Sundries...

Total,

Racing at Shanghai.

THE AUTUMN MEETINU

large and well situated hong, enables hiur that an womaly, and the constant changes also to come into the field, with greater advantages that any caplain of a vessel in the service that seem to owe their origin wishing to dispose of his cargo. 4solely to personal caprice are subresive of

(Signed) RUTHERFOUD ÁLCOOK. . GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION.

WEATHER REPORT.

The following notice is issued by Mi Figg of the Hongkong Observatory:

On the 27th at 4.45 p.-Oplers issuad to heist the Red Cone point downwards. (Indientes a typhoon South of Colony beyond 100 miles).

Chi the 28th at 11.55 .-The barometer has fallet considerally over Tongking and N. Annan, and a slight fall has taken place le n the China corst.

The typhoon appens to be situated he

Pressure is high over China to the N, of

the Upper Yangtze and over S.E. Japan

I venture tween the Paracels til Haiman, and to in i hope therefore that the greatest moving towards the Southern entrance to all discipline and good work. There is thatnotes to the establishment of a British the Gulf of Tongking. little doubt that the Maritime Customs has trade at this port have been surmounted, entered upon a critical stage in its career. and that good fruit may be anticipated at Internally there is dissatisfaction mipant so very distat period. which fieds expression in a general dis inclination among the mombers t put forth their best efforts on behalf of the service. Externally there is considerable

Wherons two inferior agents of the Chi alarm at the recent trend of events, which, nese Government, hy nams Lá Ping-Tsing it is hold, must ultimately undermine the and Cheong Fat-tring, presumed to violate service to the prejudice not only of its the sovereignty of the British Law in this 13 efficiency, but also of its primary ratsan Colony, by coming over and apprehending d'étre, the security it affords for the pay of a warrant from a police magistrate, they suspected Chinese, without the authority ment of the interest vid redemption of foreign losos,

that

In these circumstances it is have been condemned to one month's in hardly matter for surprise to find prisonment in expiation of their offence

And all inhantents of Hongkong, whether the Chinn

Association, which European of Chinese, are onjoined to changes itself with the task of wateli apprehond aty such persons in future, ing over British interests in the Far and bring them before the Magistrate for Exst, should feel callal upon to address & punishment. most significant letter to the Foreign Office on the subject of a successor to Sir. Robert Hurt. Threatened with disinto- Igration from within and from without,

the Maritime Customs stands in

gout neod of

By Order.

W. CAISE, Ofisting Colonial Secretary. ORDINANCE KOMBER 10 OF 1845. Whereas certain aliona merchants and . ur others, have hitherto become revidouts an.. Inspector-General within the said Colony of Hongkong, and whereas it is probable that other aliens 4 The Autumn Meeting of the Shanghai who stall not only commend the full may hereafter settle therein for the pur Bu Jockey Club will be held on Monday, respect of all his subordinates and have poses of trade and to the

advantage of the Tuesday and Wednesday next wook. The the ability and murre to grapple with Colony, and it appears fitting and desir. most important races are the Criterio abuses honourably and disinterestedly, and whereas also, some of the said person aid and encourage such persons, 1 Stakes, Maiden Stakes, St Leger, Shanghai with a cow to restore confidence and have applied to the said Governor that!

Stakes, and the Champions.

should be maturalised.

able

autliors have already been issued

1000

additional works will fill the shelves this week. There is no Jack of

READERS

but are they all acquainted with

the fact that for

20 cents Cash

we place at the disposal of our

clients

POUNDS WORTH

of literature to suit every taste

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It is low apparently over Manchuria.

Fresh N.Ewinds may be expected in the Fonsus Channel and rough weather over the N. W. part of the China Sea. -

Hongkong rainfall for the 24 hours end. Forecast for the 4 hours ending at acon WATKIN'S jing at 10a.m. to-day 0.70 inakos.

to-morr.

FORECAST DISTRICT.

first, improving inter.

winds, strong; squally and showers it 1.-Hongkong and Neighbourhood:

2-Formosa Channel: N.E. winds,

fresh.

3.-South coast of China between Hong- kong and Lamocks: Same as No. 2.

4. South coast of Chins between Hong. kong and Hainan: N.E. and E. gale.

PROMPT RELIEF FOR A SPRAINED ANKLE.

1311

CIRCULATING

LIBRARY.

CINEMATOGRAPH

PATHE

-WEISMANN'S LARGE HALL (ENTRANCE: WYNDHAM STREET),

HOME inicigo I spined my ankle very badly on a loose stone," says Mr Geo, Stevens, who lives near Durhad, Natal. A neighbour gavome a bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm with which I it up rubbed my ankle and the bound it with a cloth saturated with this remedy. I was surprised next morning to find the NEW PICTURES ! swelling gone, but still very sore. I tend the Pan Balm faithfully during thunt week

and the spinin gave me very little factible,

We use used this remedy/in our family disappointed in getting quick relief. I

Such stables as G. HL Potts, John Peelefticiency throughout the service; he must it therefore enacted and ordained by soveritimes since, orui lure nover be Total, live wickets ler... 149 | Uncle Charlic, Beverly, Quebec, Toeg ami / also be capable of maintaining a clear line His Excellency the Governor of Hongkong consider it the best house-held limiment on

Morrell did not bat.

of polioy bi the face of outside interference with the advice of the Legislative Council

R. L. Wright, A. Mackenzie, and G. E. Speelog, etc., are well represented.

ucle Charlie and . H. Potts have of which the aim is no to further China's thereof, to exourage the settling of aliens, the market. For sale by all chemists and three ponies ench in the St Leger; John legitimate rights, but solely to impair the and for the said and assistance of those store-beepers.

to and for the Goremor of the mid Peet, Cleagh, Ballaus, Quelics and Ring honesty and efficiency of the Customs. The heady settled, that it shall and may be his successors from time to time, lare two endl; Buxes us one-Spring China Association, which, we may rest Colony and

dean Rose; nu there are 18 other entered. assured, has not spoken without duly and in all cases where he or they may

to grant letters of naturali

BOWLING ANALYSIS.

O NI. It. B

A 17

+ 99

13 2 54

8.5

Stanger Leathes Major Lowis W. Clogg ... Brewer

Claxton

League Cricket.

Boxing.

weighing its words, has decided that the sation under the seal of the Colony, NOW READY- man who is marked out by his prescut posito muy persons being already settled, or

who sh

sin1 como to

to reside or settle therein,

tion as the natural successor to Sir Robert

Burns, the American who recently defint-Hart, does not possess the qualifications read that they respectively, having first ed Squires, the Australian champion, lequired by the next Inspector-General. It July taken and subscribed the oath of the said Allegiance before a unagistrate of bas, accordingly, ungul the Foreign Office to Colony, shall under and by vitture of the silay the anxiety new felt beth in the said letters, bo to all intents and purposes Customs Service and among British com- that letters of naturalisation shall not

fully and completely naturalised always munities in the Far East by giving be granted by the Governor under the undertaking that Sir Robert Brodona be gated

shall not be submitted to the Chinese who shall not, at the time of the said

of this Ordinance to provisions

to any person ps n candidato for the In- being granted, bo registered in the books

Such a step on the

Two league matches were played on now signed articles to box Gunner Muir, Saturday resulting in wins for the It. 6. A.in London, in November, for a large stake and Cruigengewer and defent to the Army and the World's Championship. Staff and Police.

GONGS, CRACKERS AND CHURCH BELLS.

Tho Craigengowar team displayed all- round good batting, Ben's 38 being top senro, and their innings was reclared closed with eight wickets down for 145. Irvine was the only Polico bowler to do well.

The Police only compiled 8%, luspector

Port Barwin Astonished.

Hamle

part of the Association has a hal ring about it.

of the land office, as losses under the

tit, and we regret that the subject of Crown, of Lads or houses within the Colony its impeachment should have rendered of Hongkong, yielding a yearly rent of not

the action necessary or possible. The less than £10; or who shall not have been

The entire Cabinet, with the exctpeHandy's 24 being the bast effort. The Our Australian friends apparently havo issue at stake, however, is too serious in tuo pale sovice within the :

tion of Mr Cortolyou' has met at

| scores wore : —

CRAJORNGOWER.

Washington to consider the situation,

Mr Cortelyon to-day deposited A. O. Brawn, e Bell, b Irvine 88,000,000 with the New York Banks. R. R. Cooper, e Pitt, b Kerr

E. Irving, Pitt, Irvine...

Pestonji, R.

The large Savings Banks are onfore-

and that

80 to

SAURU

ado ou Sonday evening last, during member of the service offeres of its of the said Colony and its

allow personal considemtion to Colony for a period of not less than tro not become accustomed to John's fondness stand in the way of the whole future years before. And it is hereby declared that

the said letters respectively, for noise. The following pathetic extract of the Maritime Customs. It will be not granted, shall only be deemed to confor

put· is taken from the Northern Territory that the China Astation has not Times"-Amther unusual tow was being forward any candidate of its own. Pre the privilege of untumalisation within tho it realizes that severnil sumably

the granting le dependencies,

проп suitable

and of every such letter patent there shall be and payable to the Colonial 38 Chinese religious festival, and the harsh will handily occur to Sir Robert Hart and 13 barbaric sound of beaton gongs, with an own part we are inclined to believe P

the British Foreign Oflice.

of the said Colony. Aud censional distant burst of crackling fire-that, in view of the drastic nature of it is hereby further declared and provided 5 work, clashed discordantly with the the comedy required for, the ills on that the operation of this Ordinaried

which the Customs device is suffering, and the old familiar hymn buses. Wing

ing 30 days' notice of withdrawals, M. E. Asger, o Wodehouse, b Moody 24 church hours, in connclion with some selection for the Chinese Government Secretary a fee of $10 to be applied to thei

foaring a panic.

b Irvine... Irvine

L. E. Lammert, b'Irvino'

Bast

J. W, Stewart, b Irvine.

J. A: Rose, not out,

A QUICK AND SAFE REMEDY FOR G. Evans, not out,

"Sundries...

Total(for 8 wkts.),

I. Le Breton did not bab,

BOWLING, ANAL339; ***

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During all of these years," he says, have used it and recommended it many rimes and the results have never yot diant- Kerr polated ino," Mr Brook is publisher of Irvine ... the Aberdeen, Maryland,. L.B.A., Enter Edwards prist. For sale by all chemists and store. Moody.... Экоерсти.

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The Trunk Tragedy

FULL REPORT OF TRIAL

AND

PICTURES OF PRINCIPALS

IN THE

12 ringing. of Church bells, organ would be better if it were possible to njesty be known with respect thereto.

it suspended "until the pleasure of Her OVERLAND CHINA MAIL.

140 Cheong Sing's premises were gaily de- secure the necessary consent of the Chinese corated with long strings of varigat Government, to go outside for Sir Robert ed Chinese lanterns, and later on in the Hart's successor, to da man with know- evening some fire. Laloons looked very prt lodge of Chinese affare; of sufficient ability wty ne they went floating upwards and over and strength of character to apply the 1 the moonlit waters of the luarbour. The pruning knife judiciously but relonticasly, gong boating was caused by a small procontil the time comes,, when promotion in sion of Chuo children, and that this the service is placed on a sound basis and should have accurred during church hours provider for natural, and the Test, was due to a misunderstanding,

soquence of Inspectors-Ceneral,

(Signed) J. F. DAVI

CROUP.

Governor, s

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