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Powell's.

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NEW

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Furs.

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Golfers.

Costumes.

Skirts.

Millinery

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THE ORCHESTRELLE Co.'s

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General Memoranda,

SATURDAY, January 15 :---

THE CHINA MAIL.

tion details would bare to be very care fully worked out. But there seems to no reason why the great trading nationa

Noon-Auction of Household Furniture.

dob, at No. 10, Pedder's Street. p.m.- -Concert City Hall,' Transfer Books of The China Provident should not agree to the establishment of

Loan & Mortgage Co., Ld.. close from

a coinage which would possess its face this data to 29th Jan., inclusivo, Transfer Books of Humphreys Etste & value in any country in which it was to Finanes J., La., close from this date be used. Between countries which had to 16th February, islusive, Goods per Kumsang undelivered after adopted the gold standard there could

p.me, on this date will be landed,

4

MONDAY, January 271--

spare auction, of Crown Land at the Publlo Works Department's fees, Goula per Oceanien unalaimed aftari

RETURNED AFTER A FEW MONTHS TOESDAy, January 28 :—

ON HIRE

11.16.m.- Afecting of The Hongkong Land Reclamation Co., Ld., at Co.'s

Offices.

Reduced to $350, 11.30 sm-ting of The West Point

A Marvel of Mechanical! Genius and the most perfect Instrument on the Market.

A written guarantee given with ench instrument.

8. MOUTRIE & Co., Lo..

YORK BUILDINGS, CHATER ROAD.

Hongkong. April 16, 1907.

A. S. WATSON

& Co., Ltd.

ESTABLISHED A.D 1841

INSPECTION INVITED.

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LADIES' OUTFITTERS,

HONGKONG.

Hotels.

ULABENUE HOUSE.

33, 34 & 35, NORTH SOGcnow Roar,

SHANGHAI.

TURST-Class Boarding House,

Room for one per day,

Room for two per day,

Monthly Rates.

$5.00. $8.00.

WINE AND SPIRIT MEROHANTS.

PORT:

B.-Old Tawny. Bed

Building Co. Ld., at Co's Office.

Noon-Meeting of The Hongkong Land Inreatment and Agency Co., Id., at Noon-Auction of Housas and Land at

Co.'s Offices,

Messra Hughes & Hough's Bales Roame.

Gonda per Siberia undelivered after this

date subject to renty

WEDNESDAY, Juuary 29:~~

11.3u.Bleering of thin Provide

Loan & Mortgage Co., Ltd., ste: Offices. 2.30 p.m.-Auction of Valuable House hold Furniture, &c., at No 13, Caine

be no obstacle. Now the standard of

THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 1908.

BY TELEGRAPH BY TELEGRAPH.

THE WATCH OLUB.

Arrests at Shanghai.

(From Our Correspondent.)

Shanghai, January 23,

the gold coins of different countries is Mr Ivor Thomas, a well known not the same but with the adoption of Shanghai resident, has been arrested on a charge of obtaining money under false pretences as the Manager of the Shanghai Watch Club.

HEAT WAVE IN

AUSTRALIA.

Disastrous Bush Fires.

(Exclusive Service, supplied by Reuter,

ta Bombay.)

LONDON, January 22,

It is reported from Melbourne that as a consequence of a-heat wave which has passed over the Colony of Victorin

Mr Thomas was brought before the there have been over a hundred deaths British Court and remanded.

from heat apoplexy.

American Consular Court in connection with the Watch Club and other arrests

Other actions are pending in the

THE HARBOUR REFUGE,

OUR RAILWAY.

OFFICIALS CRITICISE

EXPENDITURE.

At the Legislative Council, this after Moon the Hon. Mr T. H. Mey, (Colonial Secretary) mavod: It is here- by resolved that a sum of Four million two hundred and fifty thousand Dollars (84,250,000) be advanced out of funds in the custody of the Govenment for the Canton Railway (British Section) during purpose of construction of the Hongkong-

the year 1908.

the estimated total expenditure for 1997 A paper was Isid on the table showing (62,894.088.02), approximate actual total exponiture for 1907 (82,314,461.76) and total for-1008 (84,250,000) giving a grand the items which make up the 1008 total:-- total of $7,104,461.78. The following are

8800,00.00; Tunnels, $900,000.00; Rovás,

Land, $1,250,000,00; Eartliwork,

bush fires are reported and scores of From the country districts disastrous

Battlers' homesteads have been destroyed and many townships are threatened Minor Bridges, $300,000.00: Culverts, 250,000.00; Major Bridges, 8320,000.00; with destruction.

|$80,000.00; Boundaries, $6,000.00; Ballust, The losses in live stock have been 2160,000 00, Station Machinery, $20,000.00, $150,000.00 Buildings and Fixtures,

enormous.

this date at Noon will be subject to. René de Sousaure's system this rent and landing charges...

difficulty would disappear. Prices ould be quoted by the British mer chaut to a Portuguese client say, in pesmild and the task of referring to exchange tables would be obvinted. Anything which tends to remove barriers from trade is to be encouraged and con- sequently we consider that the proposal briefly described above is well worth are probable. the attention of those engaged in inter- national trade. The plan is more likely to commend itself as it is not suggested· that national coinages as they exist now should be supplanted. Ench nation would continue to use its own tokens and coins for domestic purposes. The spesmito and its complementary coins would only be brought into use for international payments, although it is obvious that transport concerns, hotels and similar undertakings would readily Causeway Bay should be immediately Keswick, Existing Bailour deepened. 4 depth of 9 feet all over, as

A match has been played at Launceston accept the new money. It would be propos d in the Public Works Department between the EnglandEleven and necessary for the Governments of the would suffice if the entire area were divid-Tasmania.

estimate, would be superfluous nad it countries which entered the coinage, and 8 feet respectively. New Hughes- ed into three equal parts having depths of

Roid.

Goods por Peninendur not ciestul at i

pon this date subject to resc.

Tevaipay, January 30:-

2.30 p.m.-Auction of Household Furni

ture, at No, 59, Morrison Hill Road,

5.30 p.m.-Annual Meeting of Hongkong

Benevolent Society at City Hall

FRIDAY, January 31:--

Non-Meeting of Humphreys' Eatote & Finance Co., Ld., nt Co.'s Registered

Offices.

FRIDAY, February 7 :-

Regalia Darice at City Hall.

NOTICE.

agreement to undertake the issue of the

A Few Suggestions.

At the last meeting of the Public Works Committee the question of a new refuge for small conft was considered..

question of improving the oxisting Har- The minutes by members on the generil bour of Refuge and providing a new one

road, and the following is a brief

abstr.ot of them: -

Mr.

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& Harbour at Cheung Sha Wan would be preferable to

to one opposite Mongkoktsui on

minor Mongkoktsui Scheine an alvolute Town proposal would be a luxury and the waste of money.

Letters velating to business should be addresoins through national banks in order the grounds of economy. The Kounedy that notes might be issued. In these days of extensive travel it would be of

ed to THE MANAGER,

Communications relating to sea should be addressed to THE EDITOR.

Mr Osborne, Existing Harbour, Chuso-

afford 10 feet depth along the North side, but, as the ares of the bay is insufficient, diminishing to 2 feet along the outh side,

lditional socommodation must be ided, New

*Correspondents must forward their name the utmost service to travellers to be way Bay should be despened sto and addreeace with any roinntication ad-able to carry coins and notes which dressed to the Editor, not for publication but would maintain their value at euch place visited. It is to be hoped that M.

Harbone. A sheltered Aren René de Saussure's idea comes to practi-Town Scheme would be too costly and too of 100 res is required. The Kennedy fruition.

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LOCAL AND COAST NEWS.

small and, in

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bosta would he

than

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CRICKET.

England v. Tasmania.

(Reclusive Servier, supplied by Beuter.- via Bombay.)

Lostor, January 29.

Workshops and Stores, $30,000,00; Plant, $20,000,00; Shlurlen, $80,000.00; Quarters, $10,000,00; Ofice Expenses, $5,000:00; Medien, 86,000.00; Homo Charges, $20,000.00; Total, $1,250,000.00.

The resolution was reforred to the Finance Committoo, and when the subject catue up for consideration the Hon. Mr Keswick asked: Has the work actually come up to the expenditum or not) My reason for making is that we are asked to vote large sums for 1903 and I am not tall satisfied were getting full value for our money, as things are going now, and before voting on this I should like to be satisfied that the work is getting on well and that the estimates are correct England won the match by 120 and that at the end of 1998 we shall not bo estled upon to take up large deficiencas on the estintos.

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CHINESE RAILWAY

LOAN.

Underwritten in Britain and Germany, (From Our Van Cin respondent.)

LONDON, Tannary 23. The Central News Agency, reports

Chinese five millions railway an

on the hirenkwater. A beskater at that the underwriting of the forthcoming Cheung Sha Wan would be more sheltered

anno at Mengkektsui and would thro foto less costly and f

was to be preferred.

Hon Mr May said the progress of the work to date was satisfackizy but the tunnel was not so far forward as the consulting engineers had ostinated it would be, but the tunnel had proved an extremely difficult one. Roesnt progress in the tunnel had been moro satisfactory hut oven so the original estimates would he largely exceeded. There was no con- ceiling the fact that the estimates on the whole railway would be much larger than the original estimate of £550,000

Hun. Mr Keswick pointed out that up to date expenditure was over $7,000,000, and

Hot. Me Howett asked if special engi neers had been oogaged for the tunnel.

The French Mail of the 24th. December minor reasons for that and other bearing five per cent. interest lins been the railway was not mult.

Me Hewett.--Eatous Habour, Cause completed in England and Germany.

was delivered in London on the 22nd inst.way Bay should be dredged as proposed by

In a few days the torpedo destroyers

go to Mirs Bay, The King Alfred leaves on Saturday for the South.

Mr Keswick. Now Harbour. This should

We

be either at Mongkektsui or Cheung Sha

preferably the latter,

Mr Thomson-Exoti Kubour. The dredging of

out, be an additiway Bay should, if carried work. New Harbour. Admiral Mooro leaves on the King Kennedy Towa Scheme is out of the Alfred on Saturday for Singapure. Ho will question. No estiunte has been gives of retum next month.

the Cheung

Wan

Schone.

Januarot by Mr Boulton, dated 3rd

Dr G. E. Morrison, "The Times" Pekin the

1908, reviewing foregoing

the points raised was then read.

ing Correspondent, arrived by the ArcadiaIt contained the fol statements:-

from Shanghai, on his way to Yunnan.

now

nu appreciable

TIBET.

British Troops Remain..

.:

(Chinese Mail's Service)

PEKING, January 29,

In reply to the Chinese Foreign Office,

Hon. Mr. May answered in the firs tive, pointing out that the present engineer, " who had been here four or five months, was specially qualified for this class of work.

As it has been decided that the Duke advanco of the foreshore had oc. urred sinco until the Commercial treaty between and the Government bad decided to roame of Connaught's status shall remain where it establishment of the Calonyly one the former country and India has been As the formalities regarding this

have been executed at Canton.

the

Chinese Mail,"

A Shanghai telegram to the "Chinese Mail" under date of yesterday saya that repeated cablugrams from Pince Ching to Shum Chum Hoon have been received, on- quiring about the latter's health, and requesting him to proceed to Peking if his health permits him to do a

discimrging

the bay. into

Of the

detritus and so produce silting; but this is concluded. drains bare hills which are likely to yield

work

to Britain for

o carry out the deepening. segBritish troops from Tibet. Apparently survey had boon mids and the minor

completing that i

It

E., O. M.]

DECER'S SERVICE.} | JAPANESE IMMIGRATION.

Hon. Mr. Howe

money that ro-survey was necessary, and asked what the loss would amount to

Hoa Mr May stated that it would not

proced $50,000, and, the land rich had

resumed

from

the Chinusu was avail able for bale

could not now be iorstood that it

Hen. Mr. Hewett

Hon Mr May

out that salaries

LONDON, January 21. Returns published in Washington would naturally suerenso as the work

In answer to Hon. Mr Pollock the Hon. Mr May stated that the construction and engineering work would cost $8,000,000 and they also had considerable expen the British Minister has stated that to quest for land and prepara

tion for

station yard situ and terminus." Causeway Bay. A comparison of old and British tops will not evacuate Tibet

Since the original estimats was formed charts showed that

larger view

had been taken

what was Επόνη:

nown as Blackhead's Foint. at present stands the Public Works Cam-

had not been completed the speaker

the resuruption would nittee have recommended a design to the sound

rather not montion the exact figures. Government for a new pedestal

counteracted by Frequent dredg

dredging.

The [It may be remembered that a pretiñus

Hon. Mr Kaswick pointed out that largo dredgers in the Colon which might telegram from the Chinese Commissioner though a saying of $200,000 was shown on possibly be hired were unsuitable for the at Tibet to the Peking Government stated bridge work that amount had been thrown. The two robbers - Wong and Li who in order to provide flotation for them, that the. fill instalment due to Great away on something else; and he chame

york suggested as it.

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be no

necessary. were recently extradited from Hongkong dredge to a diepth: far is excess of that that s roquest might be rando tal of Hon. Mr May explained that a new rindemnity had been paid, and terised the state of affairs as most insatis The specified. Special plant would have to be British Minister for the withdrawal execution took place on Jan. 21. The Punased to

gosted and, British Consul-General at Canton was of on con

were disposed We the civilized nations of the earth invited to witness the execution reports would probably amount to about $500,000. has been made, and the above is the reply.

acting on the advice of the Commissioner, bridges had not progressed as much as of the work, the cost a communication to the British Minister anticipue Howett thought it a waste of Fer Doz, Per Bottle have recognised, to some extent, the

The removal of all tantorial above the level of low water of Ordinary Spring Tides necessity for uniformity in regard to

estimated to cost about $70,000, could be done by manual labour and was postage and other matters connected

New Harbour-The cost of a breakwater at Choung Sha Wan, enclosing an sron of with the interchange of correspondence

160 acres

was estimated roughly at 81,420,000 and, if the bailes areaa between countries, nothing has been

opposite the ends of the breakwater had dono in reference to currency. It is

enried out, temporary groins would be show that there were 2234 fower Jap progressed expecially with regard to the not been reclaimed by the time it was singular also that, while proposals for a

required to restrict the width of the en-nese immigrants in the United States tannel. Shatin valley was found to be trancos. The scheme was as shown on common language have enlisted attention

tracing

malarious and the very

European quarters dated 2 for many years, the pressing need of

schomo to enclose an

an area of 1906.

accounting for the inerente in quarters, stor's Millions," at Sydney Theatre Royal

100 Acros

at Cheung Sha Wan could be

Ottawa reports that the report of the Hon. Mr Osborna-Might I ask where.... some common menetary system should recently, an incident happened which carried ont at cost estimated approximate Deputy Minister for Labour, Mr King, the money is to come from!

ly at $1,200,000. The objection to both of his mission to British Columbia, have received but little potice. It is caused the audience me amusement. these proposals was that they would pre-

Hon. Mr May stated the money would true that proposals have been made Having successfully got rid of his legacy rent the carrying out of an extensive re points out that the Japanere Cavern be found out of a lung authorised in 1905. that Great Britain should adopt the himself for the acceptance of a rival legacy

of £250,000, in a year (ilorder to qualify wallation seeme for which the bay was ment is not concerned with immigration terest?

I adapted.

from Hawaii while the Canadian Com

Hon Mr May-In the estimates of the proposed braakwater at Mongkoktaui panies were the cause of Japan departourrout sear. It is so chargabla decimal coinage but this would leave of two millions), Monty Brewster, dress strengthened by the futroduction of ing from the policy of prohibiting the Hon Mr Koswick criticised the extreme things much as they were. What is minatos before time's up," says to his otherwise it was of such a type as would be were strictly observed, Japanese im- Han, Mr. May replied that the llue was coneroto blocks to a small extent, but entrance of labourers. If the regulations orpenditure-€1,000,000 for 22 ruiles of required is the adoption of a monetary friends, "See. I Inten't a ponny in required at Cheung She Wan or elsewhere.

the world." Mr Thomas Kingston; as Mongkokteui was nearer the centre of the migration was not likely to cause any one of the most difficult in China. The line system for international payments.

harbour than

Shan Wan- very serious enibarrassment to Canada. Monty, in making this romark, turns instant con

would Frenchman, M. René de Saussure, bus his empty pockets out, to illustrato sudden s

be comploted in the middle of 1910. stant consuetarion 2 too and B of a

anyway, as soon as tho Chinese section AND PERSIA invented a system which appears to the truth of the statement. No sooner

was ready, meet the requirements. Briefly his plan bad he done this, than a man in the

LONDON, January 21, audience threw upon the stage a sovereign is that all countries should coin, for and half-a-crown. The possession of this various possible sites for a hasbour of statea that Turrish troops, the he was supported by The Kessick, who de

refugo were considered, the result being Persian frontier have been ordered to size to know how far the work had pro- money would have increased Brewster's foreign payments, money with a troubles, when the lawyer from the other that the Mongkotoisia masimously mobilize, and the reserving-have been

and gressed how much remained. to be kilo" came on, so Mre rdo Milio

(taking the

called out. "spesmilo" as the unit. The spesmilo's part of Monty'a friend, Mra

RECOMMENDATIONS. fasta the coins, and, with great equivalents aro 2.50 france, 2 murke, 2 of mini; said, I buy. Mostly a bistiday present agreed to the following recon-

preseuca

After full discussion, the member with

these, and shillings, 0.50 US dollar, 1 yen, 2,40 present

sitan mendations Austvian kroner, 1.60 Scandinavian Buring no visible rèsns of support (a) In view of the proposed reclamacion as Monty, was able to take schonte at Cheung Sha Wan, the Mong over the two millions. The money thrown koktsui scheme, should be adopted and kroner, 0.05 wuble, 0.40 Portuguese the stage has boon sent to the Chil condition should be made that the existing milreis, 0.50 Feroviau sol, 1.20 Dutch dren's Hospital by the management of the trading anchorage off Yaumati is not to be

the theatre. florin, 0,50 Mexican peso, and so on.

interfered with after the completion of the

The international monetary system once You and ovary other modern bousewife volved in carrying out

great expense in

DELICIOUS enough for the tasto d extensive S. WATSON & 00, established and the coins being in free bravery and see how nunca cute and skill which is really unnecessary for the require world smile approval if you inspect the soleme of dredging at Causeway Bay

A demonstration of the unemployed inviting enough to the oye to plonge the in Hanover resulted in an attack on

most fastidious, is Imperial Dought Beer circulation it is obvious that busineses devoted to the browing of Imperial men

ADVE hts of the emit aceking refuge there the police with knives. Draught Beer.ADYT LIMITED,

transactions would be greatly simpli-

should be taken to provide a shallowS

of water over the aron which at present dries at Law Water. This work than a place of pure Imperial Draught TN buying medicine, a few pones from should he regarded as an urgent one.

At an brening performance of "Brow- A modified.5.7.04 in 0.8.0. 9447/1909, fin December 1907, than in December had, to be erected on a high love, thus

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The Chairming rend the report of n Public Works Committee meeting held on

TURKEY

Hon. Mr Osborno-Where-ia the in

Lino.

Hon. Mr Hewett said bo was unt pre- pared to focommend the rate until he hat

the 25th October, 1900, at which the The St. Petersburg Bourse Gazette further knowledge respecting the work and

recommended to.

scheme.

(b.) In view o

the

fed. The value of 10 spermilo being WHY COLDS ARE DANGEROUS fixed at a weight of 8 grammes gold of 22 you would be immune frem diasase, The Committee understand that the

work recommended in (b) can be done by land nt a moderate cost

1keep the eye on healthy Eath-600- carnis considerations of exchange wouldve gold skene the constitution, and

renders infootiotta digesso more liable not bulk nearly so large as they do now. Chamberlain's Cough Romedy will cors

your to its normal condition. For sale by all touted a more delicious or eden a more

cold promptly and restore the system

AFTED drinking, you say you have never

shamista and atorekeepers.

pleasing sight than a gloss of Imperial Draught Beer-ADTE

* BUILDINGS. Of course it is obvious that before such

Boogkong. November 30, 1907.

asystem could be brought into opora

THE UNEMPLOYED IN GERMANY.

done.

Hou. Mr May promised to report to His Excellency, the Govorner who would be only too ghid to give the unofizial mombers any information he could. · As much economy as was possible was przalic LONDON, January 21od and nu inrge, exponse could be insured A fight has occurred between the without the consent of His Excellency. unempolyed and the police, in front of

After, further discussion the Finnuco

the Reichstag, during which the police Committee adjourned. elarged with swords, and numbers of the unemployed were wounded in the head.

WHAT groster luxury, what surer treat THE BEST IS ALWAYS CHEAPEST

Buor

I to fear proumonia, and should keep

BEWARE OF PNEUMONIA. TE you have weak longs, you have reason

mody, 1 counteract any teodonty of hand a bottle of Chamberlain's Coogs Re-

1 each bottle is no inducemont to the buyer. He wants that which is most effec tive, as it is cheapest in the end. This is why Chamberlain's Cough. Remedy is en

pegular here. It la guaranteed to do all

courte, colds and group ato always satis that is aimed for it and adored of

old to result in preumonia. „For sale by factory. For sale by all chemists and all chemistaand storekeepers.

wtorekeepers: