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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1907.

BY TELEGRAPH.

KRUGER'S GRAVE,

Deillers Arrested.

(Exclusize Service, supplied by Reuter,

via Bombay).

Loxtos, Oceler 31.

A telegram from Pretoria states that Lieutenant Clark, of the Yorkshires, Leut. Herring, of the Royal Engineers, and an ex-civilian named Fickson, have been arrested, in connection with the defilement of Kruger's grave.

All have been released on bail in the

sum of £500 each.

AUSTRALIAN MAILS.

(Bxclusive Service, supplied by Bouter.

EXTRADITION.

Mr. G. E. Morroll, on behalf of the Chi- nuso Government, applied for the extradi- tion of Wong Ting, and. Li Tung, at the -Magistracy this afternoon, on- a-uhaiga, of--| having committed a robbery within the jurisdiction of China.

“.

Evidence was given to the effect that on August 14 the two accused were members of a gang of live which broke into a house se Tailok, Namhoi, and threatened to kill the occupiers of the house unlose thoy dis led the hiding place in which thoir mocy was kept. Tung got the kuys of the safe and secured about $165 in Thon one of the gang xalil:-** S114" (let go) and added, to their victims: You may consider yourself lucky."

Me Otto Kong Sing defended and the

case was adjourned.

CHILDREN'S BAZAAR.

On the Volunteer Fundo ground, yester day afternoon the children of the Colony had a good time, for thore wore many good things laid out spesially for their benefit and twe entertainments were held Orient Contract Arranged. during the afternoon in connection with thu bazar organised by the Hongkong Ministering Children's League, an orgunin. tion which has for its object the brighten ing of the lives of our little tots. Fortunate ly, in Hongkong there are few European LONDON, October 31.

youngsters - if anywhose lives are The Rt. Hon. Mr A. Veakin, Premier spent amid squalor and dirt, which comes anywhere near that which clac of the Commonwealth, has practically acterises the Loudon slums, but none- concluded the mail-contract negotiationstheless the Hongkong Association duos with the Orient Royal Mail Line, which work, more so than those who are now conversant with its methods might imagine. Mes F. H. May is president of

zia Bombay.)

has made substantial concessions to the

Australian Government.

FREUTER'S BERVICE]

CRICKET.

Loxoox. October 30.

SCOTTISH LETTER.

(From Our Oorrespondent.)

THE CHINA MAIL.

and they characterised it as "lack of entor- prise" What followed may easily bo guessed. The Cockney sensation mongers |scized upon avery sorap of gossip, and sent

ity Bouth for publication. It is -sutls; factory to know that so close was the watch kopt by the gillies and shepherds that the pressmen could not get near the camp, and had to witness the trial. "through powerful field glasses." All they were able to gather was that the aeroplane looked like a large butterfly, and that the revolving sorowe had the "ppearance of Catherine whbels.”

EDINBURGH, October 4. The "regidas sittings of Parliament Out- of Session" begin tomorrow with the upooch of Sit Henry Campbell Bannerman at Edinburgh. In a few days the case for the Opposition will be presented by Lord Lansdowne. Then the flood gates will be opened, and there will be no stockening of the spate till there conies the truce-of Christmas time. It is a curious fact that in their agitation against the Housef Lunds the Scottish Radicale have Ind to extent public property. I may permit call to their aid Lord Crew, Dr Mac-

Do

Now that the matter has become to some

with

field.

CHINA - SIXTY-TWO YEARS

AGO,

Het with meminissę javabil.

Math of the 23rd October, 1845.

The following items,gry from the Gener

GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION.

CINEMATOGRAPH PATHE

in

WEISMANN'S LARGE HALL (ENTRANCE: WYNDHAM STREET).

Complaints having in some instances. been made of the incompetency of the Cifinose pilots, the mastors of merchant NEW PICTURES! vessels are reminded that they should consult their own security by taking proper care to employ only nich porous as

have obtained a license in English and |

least throu musters of merchant-men as to Chinose from the British Cousui, granted on the production of certificates from at

the requisite degree of qualification. After the previous oficial notices on this subject the nogloot of such x necessary precaution might justly exonerte the insurers from any liability in case of accident.

*

.BY ORDER. * GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION, ̧·

NEW PICTURES !!

NEW PICTURES !!!

Hongkong, July 17, 1907 1167

ANOTHER WAR SCARE.

myself to state that the site

for namara, Mr Lloyd George and ather

the camp has best placed at tho English speakers, while at the same time

the aeronauts by the disposal of some of the ableat Scottish mömbers, such

Bentries are posted as Mr Morley, Mr Haldane, and Mr Asquith Duke af Athole.

The Oak Asahi" has received the the flanking hills Laro taking no part in tho campaign proper."

following London telegram, dated October Why should Mr Haldane and Mr Asquith glasses through which they survey all who

18th-It is reported from St. Petersburg: bo holding aloof? To see how the ent venture on the adjoining heights, and ovens

that statenients made by irresponsible Rus- jumps? One writer anggests it is because the postman is not allowed to apprich too

sians who have returned home after visiting they recognise that "a definite political near. The experiments are being carried reaction las not in North of the Tweed out by Mr Dun, the designer of the tantiury, stc., ote., Ima much satisfaction in engaged in making warlike preparations His Excellency For Majesty's Ploaipo Japan, to the effect that that country is against the single-chamber policy of the acrepiane, Lieuton at Westland, and thros giving publicity to the annexed extract of on a large scale, have been accepted in Government, its land scheme, and its ten-ther officers, who are assisted by non-a despatch from Mr Consal Alcock at Russia as well-founded. In the course of deney towards the uncouragement of mili-commissioned officers of the Royal Foochaw, conveying intelligence of these comments on the assertions, the Russ tant Socialiam." Indeed, these two Engineers. They live in a camp, and the condign, punishment which that zulous declares that Japan has aggressivo designs Liberal Leaguers are abrewdly suspected aruoplatte in housed in a shed a quarter of and ablo public officer bad procured to be on the eastern part of Sibaria, and urges of a desire to keep on gul terms with the while up the glen. No one is allowed to go inflicted on one Tartars who insulted the that Russia should enter into a temporary middle ferty which is now raising its head near it, even tho won in the cump, except Interpreter of the Consulate within the agreement with Germany and America for mong the Liberals, and nowhere more those who are intimately connecter with Manchu divsion of the city. The Tartarthe purpose of frustrating Japan's in

tentions. At the same time, the Anglo- noticeable than in Scotland. The sonson the working of the machine..

General bus thus deemed it necessary to Russian Agreement should be converted which is now opening, therefore, may be

inflict on his own people a degrading follan Alliance. one of unusual importance in the region of Home policy, and most certainly of great. infnence regards the wider Imperial politics.

The Adhnimally, I understand, ars now

SPORTING.

Cricket.

BONGKONG CLUB,

Chinese punishment from which they have generally been considered to be exempt; | and His Excellency deems it almost super- fous to add to this notification his hope and expectation that, after this proof of

ties, all British subjects who resort to that sincerity on the part of the local authori

to prove their superiority to the ignorant

new sad almost untried port will con inue

rude conduct.

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The following report is front Australia WHEAT. The remarkable advances mada

the best week or two, have been at once to subscribers. is the values of wheat in London during

1000

the League and one of its hardest workers,aving plans prepared with a view to the moncing at p.., a mach will be played On the Club's ground, to-morrow, con- na might have been seen yesterday as shutting of contracts for some of the con-between Probables and Possibles. bustled cand among her helpors and tho structional work at Rossyth Harbour. But visitors, and she is ably supported by her

The following are the selected players:

reflected here, but at the same time, local a "definite stap will probably not be taken PROBABLENG WCD-Turner, II. Ban--poopla of the place by affording them ne conditions have been such as to aventurto many.willing wwistente. The bazuar held- yesterday was for the purpose of raising at necessarily be slow. In the first Taylor, 119th Inf., H. R. Makin, Capt.

until next year; and even then progress cock, . E. Tanning, Lt. J. M. G.xcuse or pretext for a repetition of their the advance in prices and put them rather above London parity. The weather funds for distribution among local charities place, the plans must be approved by the H. M. Beasley, R. A., Lt. R. S. Lucy,

conditions recently prevailing in the additional works will fill the Board of Admiralty, and as the works R. A., W. A. Powell, E. A. Fowler, Corp.

Australian States, more particularly shelves this week. There is no now to be proceeded with, although of Sharpe, 3rd Mid. Regt., A. N. Other. limited extent, must'conform to a general

Queensland, New South Wales

lack of POSSIBLES --Major H. F. Lowis, 119

Victoria, threaten to result in very actense, care must be exorcised in the Inf.. Major W. W. Chitty. A. A. Claxton,, in company with the Lieutenant serious aliortage of the whent P guneral arrangement. The idea at the manont is to prosced with a wet basin and Brewer, G. E. Morrell, W. E. Dixon, R. residence of the Thrtar Gonor to the next harvest. In many districts in

in the aftern at

for children and the takings vero substantial.

o'clock a court won by an innings and led to which Misses Vere David, Vida Carter, 6. Suryth, H. Hughes, T. Carter, wulf. Smyth contributed. The youngsters showed aptitude and their performances indicated careful training.

In the watch. at Perth between the M. O. C. and the Westraliana, the Eng- lish eleven 134 rune.

THE CRISIS IN NEW YORK.

LONDON, October 30. $70,000,000 have been deposited in the National Banks, exceeding the records of the previous tinancial crisis.

THE EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA.

Losmos, October 30.

The Emperor Franz Joseph took a walk yesterday, the first since his ill

-деве.

THE KING AND QUEEN OF SPAIN.

Arrival in London.

L, October 30. The Duke and Duchess of Connaught, the Princess Heary, and a crowd of distinguished persous welcomed the King and Queen of Spain at Victoria. Their Majesties proceeded to Kensing- ton Palace,

THE CAMBRIDGESHIRE

STAKES.

Lowboy, October 31

1

1 Landieague.

? Malua.

3 Stickup.

Grimble, Doris Grimble, and Messrs D.

The Tabloux Vivants" later in the afternoon attmeted quite crowd and were well staged. The tableaux were:

Twickenham Ferry" -Mrs Leofc, Hon. Mr F. H. May, C.M.G.; "Millor autl the Maid "Mrs Wait, Mrs Daniel; "My

"Three Little Maids"--The Minsey

Berkeley and Miss Laylen: "Love's old Sweet Song "Mrs Mackay: "Te-torow will be Friday-Mr Leefe, Mr Worcester, Me Daniel and Mr Hutchison; Lally, Drowsily "--Ms Wait, Mrs Bingens Slade, Mrs Leefe, Mas Muokay, Miss Layton and the Misses Berkeley.

The assistants, without whom a successful day would have been impossible, were:-

F. H. Stevens. R. O. Hutchison, W. F.

build the walls of great rectangular concrete. Clegg, 3rd Mid. Regt. ngraving deck, and it has been decided to c. Witchell, I. R. Phelips, Pte. W.

layer upon layu-s precedure well-known that a fairly barge sum will be included in and favoured by engineers. It is expected next year's Nary Estimates for progress with this constructional work.

CIVIL RERVICE 1. PAREZEN.

The magistrates brought enquiries after MrParkas from the Governor General, and information to me that His Excellency

Governor, lost no time in

and

to consult all thear States, the crops are very huck- with him. to the most expedient mcsward now, owing to the lack of adequate suren for the severo punishment of the

Tartar

READERS

offenders, that several had already been rainfall, and in some few cases have already seized by the Tartar General's officers, entirely gone off. But in the majority of but are they all'acquainted with and were about to be handed over for cases, heavy general rains would even now Service Club against the Fursues on the further hand taken phaco. Six men had come, however, within the next 2 or 3 heavy punishment. The General's

the fact that for The following will represent the Coffeere brought me information of what serve to save the situation; they must former's ground, to-morrow, commencing been tracal and seized, on the information weeks to be of any good. In Sydney.

2.10 p.m. sharp: P. T. Jumble, E. W. obtained from one who had confessed

wheat may be naty quoted @ 1/8 to 4/9 por Dawson, A. R. F. Blackie, L. E. Brett, three of these being young, had been bus, on raile. On Oct. 8 it was sold 4/7), A. G. Pile, P. R. Adams, C. W. Britt, overely benton

with bamboos and sent

20 cents Cash

e place at the disposal of our

- clients

A. Multoliand, F. Bacon, J. A. Kurdy, three older had been resorred for and at the latter and of Inst week 4/6, we

We peculishment from which it the early part of Jast week @4/4 per bus, the cangue, a and A. M. Thornhill.

of a Tastar torbe Caries: Mr W. H. Woolley.

exempt, and they were now posted ons-al

League Cricket.

CRAICENGOWEX V. TEI HARAPĒS. “

1

of 60 lbs. so it will readily be seen the

POUNDS WORTH,

of literature to suit every taste

The language used by Mr Keir Hardie Lady's Bowgr" Mr Mawns Slade; in India has been universally condemned by the pavas of Scotland, by the Radicals severely s by the Unionists. The Hon. Men. is a Sect; we know the man and his manners; and we are able to put the

each of the thive gaten, viz., the South, market is n steadily advancing one.

FLOUR. Values have advanced in the East, and the Hot Spring Gates, with true value on his utterances. But it is a

pincard stating their offence. After sympathy with the advance in wheat, at different matter in the East, where undue

responded so the period of confinement had elapsed the same time they have nut

generally as might have been expected, importance muy be attached to what he

they would then receive additional says. The Glasgow Herald" speake of

ment of the lamboo: The Tartar Benoni nud in one or two cases some cheap lines have been picked up, that is to say cheap hint slightingly as a specimen of thus the former Club's ground on Saturday al punishment, unusual among them, to prove offers, however, are gradually being picked This League Match will take place on having thus condemned, those men, con ne compared with the cost of producing

trazy to

to their own lawn

Laws, to degrading flour from present price wheat. Cheap fearsono objects known as a politician 16 p.m. The Craigengower team will be his detestation of the offence committed, on the loose," and thinks that at Calcutta-L. E. Lammert. (Capt). M. E. Asger, A. the officer was instructed

must have been under the influenes of 0. Brawn, R. Bas, J. D. Kinnaird, usted this would be considered quite difficult to get cheap flour in the-co

say that he thus absorbed. It will be incr

by larger operators, and their temperature of a hundred and-ever- Irving, R. Pestonji, L. A. Ross, It. Batisfactory, and that I should no longer future. Flour for export in calico quar

subject to Hongkong.

to make reference on the tar sacks is cem it necessary to

F.0.B. with the red & £9/10/- per tot: WATKIN'S

this quota- Shortly after their departure I received tion being exceeded in the very near future.

the probability of n answer from the Governor General.

Translations of these documents Are The high price of mill affal has also tended The H.K.C.C."A" will play its first

any sharp advance in flour, enclosed.

Prove This morning I determined to proceed wheat tries. Still, directly mill offal quite commensurate with the advance 11 League fixture. Army Staff, on the Mill taxy ground at 2.10 p.m. sharp, to-morrow, to the Hot Springs to make a further reaches a normal level, cheap Flour will

should

become scareer. The outlook at

at present being represented by: W.F.F. Swan, H. examination of one of these as Taylor, H. Wilson, R.N., S. Robinson, thus pass through the various gateways for

for next EBASON'S erop ton. serious to 11311 RN.R., Dr F. H. Kow, J. H. Gardiner, where the puisoners were stationed, and admit of any indication being given as to

the

TEA STALL Mesdames Hastings, Saun ders, Vaughn Lee, Beasley, Fremantle, Misses Alien Hurkeley, Evelyn Leyton, Joan Master, and Kathleen May.

ICE STALL-Mundamen D'Esterre and Bais

ONE TOY STALL-Miss M. Loureim, assisted by Mrs Stedman, Misses Chapman, Marie Rozaric, Eileen Hastings and Tris

May

Toy STALA - Mrs Tuxford assisted by

Mrs Parker.

-many-more degrees." The "Citizen " says that his appearances "show the weakness of the man, his lack of knowledge and understanding, and his indifference to anything but applause." The Edinburgh "Evening News," an Anti-Imperialist Print, is of opinion that Koir Hardie could not be regarded as a sensible man if he compared India to Russia, or the recent

Cooper, J. W. Stewart, and G. Evan Kosorve-A. E. Asger.

deem

an

SWEET STALL ---Miss L. Loureiro assisted doings in Eastern Bungal to what wents. 8. Lagun, S. Moore, J. H. Chalmers, quarter of the city where the dis-ices likely to rulo for Nov. Dec., Jan.,

Peler, Mrs Longridge,

There were 1 starters. The race Danby, was won by a neck, with two lengths

between 2nd and 3rd.

SENSATIONAL ARREST IN

EDINBURGH..

LONDON, October 30.

A sensation has been caused in Edinburgh by the arrest of Magistrate Ayling, who had just resigned a part- nership in MossTS Constable and Co.'s} Publishing "firm. The Magistrate is accused of forging bills to a large

amount.

THE LIBEL TRIAL IN GERMANY.

The

W. Ironside, and two others.

ELUA.

-LEAGUE TABLE.

MATCHES.

Furbance took place, and without making everything will depend entirely upon thei

to exult over the punished men by

tunity principal

find an whether

Mr Parkes

of ascertaining

rincipal object yet Conld verify them as the ront enak i

rains that should fall this month.

READ

CIRCULATING

LIBRARY.

A GAY PROFESSOR.

Dr. Asakawa, Japanese - professor of A FOLLOWER OF INFLUENZA. Yale University, hus created a sensation And forming my own opinion, from

ANY persons find themselves affected in Connecticut by eleping with Miss Ding- observation, as to the temper of the people with possistent cough after in 1 wall, a young dressmaker, of New Haven. after these

these punishments, which I under-

The couple,

successfully clading the friends -100.00 stand have excited much attention and to attack of influenza. As this cough can be

23.00 be the talk of the place. Three Tarlats in promptly cured by the use of Chamber and relations, set out for Washington, hin's Cough Remedy it should not be where they arrived in the afternoon. Sob 100.00 the cangue, and for an assault on an allowed to run on until it becomes troublesequently the professor and Miss Dingwall

English Officer!

For sale by all obe viata and store proceeded to Japanese Embassy, where

they were married.

by Madume Bribosia, Mis Macdonald,

on in Armenia a few years ago." Misses Rodger and Marjorie Roger.

Other stalle were presided over by Mrs "Dundee Advertiser," which is strongly Mrs Carter, Mrs Radical, says that "If Mr Keir Hardio Ms Bateson Wright,

Miss could be quietly led out of Indin just now Chatham, Miss Campbell, Mrs Robson, and deposited in some cooler corner of the assisted by any

children. Master Cari Hodgins resided over a boat swing, and Empire, it would be well for any little there were also A toboggan slide, 10 reputation for sobriety and judgment hemay Civil Service... cept dip and ducking for pineapples in a tub which caused much amusement.

possess; and if Mr Motley wore to issue the R. G. A.

Middlesex The proceeds of the bazaar an.ounted necessary orders, there are few who would

Ornigengewer to $1400

not commend his courage and statesman-Army Staff ship." The "Scotsaan" Parliamentary Kowloon

"When Mr Hongkong Police 2 0 2 0-2 correspondent writes that

A win-† 1;, & Draw 0; A Losg-1.

CORRESPONDENCE.

ROYAL H.K. YACHT CLUB.

(To the Bitor of the CHINA MAIL). SAs yachting is just getting under

Keir Hardio announced his intention to seek the restoration of his bealth

by a tour round the world, there

I wore gravo misgirings among his labour. colleagues in the House of Commons, He

3 2 1 0

1. 1 0 0 1 2 1 1 0 0

Son.

Mr Parkes was enabled, he informs me, keepers. 3 1 9, 0-1 - 3383 1.0-1 0-1 100.00 to verify one, and he believes a second. 160.00 On the cangue is written their offence as

above described.

i

Rugby Football.

The Hongkong Football Club will play

FROM THE PEKING GAZETTE.

build altars, and carry on

The Governor of Szochuen, in a very elaborate paper, states that a number of sectorios who rely upon gods and demons, 1 a very improper way I would like to throw out a suggestion sagacity than any one of those members of at 4.30 p.m.. playing in colours. The calves the Blue Lily Sen, hold frequent has probably a smaller stock of political H M S. Tamar to-morrow afternoon worship, have recently been discovered within his jurisdiction. They call them- re the ernisers. As they are so mixed and whom he is the titular leader, and his tenin is as follows: T. C. Gray, L. 3. meetings, use spoils and incantations and a mee is generally unsatisfactory I would emotional enthusiastic temperament, corn- Wishart, A, S. Kompthorne, F. C. Carroll, are rank heretics. In their meeting house suggest a challenge cup on the lines of the bined with a vanity whieri would be W. J. Daniel, A. V. Monks, L. J. Black the soldiers found a wood and an iron Royal Cruising Cup of England, the rulos offensive if it were not so ingonuous, has burno, E. C. Fast, F. C. Hall, R: G. their roligion. As it is n heinous offence sword, with sundry books and ossays on for which are, in brief: The oap will be made hun an easy prey to the Indian Munro, W. B. Stanton, B. Johnson, H. W. to dissent from generally received opinions LONDON, October 30.

Awarded to the member who, during thosen agitators. The only result of his mission Lester, P. Lanton and A. P. Usher. The dignified attitude of Count Kumon, shall have carried out the most novel, is to cause embarrassment to his political

or tenete, the Governor has put the all- into prison, to be dealt with according Moltke at the libel trial, and other enterprising, skilful and instructivo cruise.friends of the saner.sort."

to lau circumstances, hars produced a con. The cruise might be performed in, any

THE OVERLAND MAIL siderable revulsion of feeling in his kind of croft, whether propelled by steam, favour

snils, bars-or paddles. In adjudicating the

ON

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WEATHER REPORT.

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For two months-and-a-half, a party The following notice is issued by M portions of the list Overland Malwa We are offering our Complete NEW SEASON'S Delivery of

prize the judges shall attach special weight of Royal Engineers have been encamped in to the difficulties overcome and the skill dis. one of the most inaccessible regions of the played, especially having regard to the Grampian Hills. To the east of them is

Figg of the Hongkong Observatory

On the 1st at 11.55 6-The baroneter

nature and size of the craft in which the the peak of Ben-y-Gloe; to this west the has risen suodenitely to considerably over Himlary to the last, all our South-

the China coast and Japan respectively.

'thé

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THIS affords a really excellent opportunity for Ladies to obtain absolutely NEW GOODS at exceptionally low prices and much less than

The condition in which the Southampton

fandled at Hongkong demandanomenquiry, especially as we understand that on the THE WRESTLER'S SWORD.

previous occasion of the ** Lady Mary Wood's arrival part of the suno mail was damaged. We can speaks from Prasklont Roosevelt received ult, a visit from Hitachi: Yaran, the obu-cruto shall have been carried out. Con bienk, hold auminit of Ben Dearg : aud on

An area of higli prossura lies over the ampton letters having been more or less pion wrestler of Japan.V Viscount Aski, potiors will in every case have to the other sides are great wastes of mouriand Yellow Sea, and the lowest pressure is over injured, while one of them, except the the Japanese Ambassador, presented the take an active part in the navigation and hill. The purpose of the camp in the the Pacific to the N. E of Japan. Gradiente address and a tow words of the contents. wrestler to Mr Itoosevelt, to when Yams of their vessels-not to be more passengers wilds of Perthshito was to experiment withi

are moderate to slight. proffered a gr

was utterly undecipherable. Our case is gift of an ancient and highly

Fresh monsoon may be expected in the by no means a singular uno; on the con- bejewelled sword, which the wrestlers of the hands of their skippers There are now airship, and although the matter Former Channel and the N. part of the trary, the fow letters which havo come in his motivo city of Milo had bestused on several other interesting details in the was kept as quiet as possible, rumours of China Sen. him as a token of his prowess. The Pre winning of the cup, and I have several Scottish newspapers. To the credit of the Ting at 10 s.21. to-day 0.00inchos,

it reached the head-quarters of paversl Hongkong rainfall for the 24 hours and the hampton boxes to a sound state

the exception. sident accopted the sword, remarking :

It is said that the boxes got wet in the in LONDON, "It comes from the people who for hun journals giving the prize cruises. If the

Forecast for the 24 hours ending at noon Nile, and wore in this state shaken on the dreds of years have been the world's idea takos root I shall give what details responsible editors be it mid that they

tomorrow grostest, swordsnion.”

kept a discreet patriotic silence. Not o

camels backs. From the appontanes of STOCK COMPRISES Lange Selection of LATEST STYLES IN-HATS, * FORECAST DETRIOT

such letters as we have soon, we should say E. B. Sangla word was allowed to appor, in their

this explanation is not very satisfactory 1.-Hongkong and Naighbourhood: The damage does not look so like the effect [The idea mooted by E.B. S. seems to be columns during the first eight of those

N. E. winds, moderatu; fair. one that will lond interest to cruising weeks,

of friction se of danip or mildew, by which 2-Formosa Channel N.E. winds, tho and encourage loaginations, though, wo

writing has been obliterated while the letters that have been wafered were most

not seem to have been greater than oUTA South coast of Chipin between. Hong on board ship, and but for the damp would Is it heat to take nove some enthusiastic yachtsman does not to be in the Highlands at the time that Mr kong and Hainani Batas ag No. 2: new remedy put out with exaggerated fool disposed to put up a cup for com- Haldane delivered his Blair Athole speech,

haye done little harta. It will be

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the mails by the punte vessel. YONTAINS absolutely nothing injurious We shall by and by learn if those for India, immenso sale by its care of this disease forwarded to this office. We are ready to Scottish colleagues knew no bounds. “You

give any resistance we can in the promotion know all this, and you did not publish whooping cough it has no equal For sale risk in crossing Egypt, havo been similarly and for coughs, colds, Group and which must have been exposed to the same of the proposal. --Ed., C. M.[/

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A QUESTION THAT EVERY MAN SHOULD DECIDE FOR HIMSELF. THERE ie one subject in which many take it, the cruises are to be genuinely Unfortunately, some of the correspond-South coast of China between Hong-of them delivered open. The friction loos

of us are interested and that is, what recorded..

If the R.H.KY.O., or

is the quickest way of gotting rid of a be left at borations must, therefore, onta of" yellow." London rags happened/Kong, and Lamooks Same as No. 1."

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This remedy is for esle by all chemlats

and store-keepers.

COSTUMES, SKIRTS, BLOUSES, COATS, HOSIERY, RUFFLES BOOTS AND SHOES, BELTS, UMBRELLAS, &c., &o.

Sale Commences Monday, 4th November.

Closes 14th November.

LANE, CRAWFORD & CO.

Hongkong, October 30, 1907.

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