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*NEWS OF THE DAY, ́ ́

H. M. S. Cadmus is expected to

Owing to the inclemency of the woatber, the Band Prenisondu Concert

power. The engines for one likely to be ordered from Messrs J. Samuel White and Co., Limited, of arrive to-day. Cowes, and these will be of the Nürnberg two-stroke cycle type; while in the case of the other ship the machinery is likely to be constructed by Messrs Vickers. Limited, at Barrow-in-Farness. The tenders for the construction of the other ships,

arranged by the 5.0.Y.LI. for to-night has been postponed until further notice.

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The Linan, which arrived last evening, was placed in quarantine with a suspected case of cholers on board, but

THE GOVERNOR VISITS CHLUNG CHOW.

Y.M.C.A. Directors Els Guanta

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1912.

THE TYPHOON.

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Sampans Wrecked.

The Colony has been furtunate to escape' visitation by the many typhoons which have lately been reported, but, at the moment, the weather conditions are exceed ingly threstaning.

Though it is only a week or two since he accepted the office of President of the European section of the T. M.C.A., H.E Sir Henry May banaltoady shown in a

Yesterday the weather report stated that a shallow depression enfared the North practical way the great interest he takes in the organisation. Yesterday afternoon. His China Sen, I centre being between Excellency invited the directora of the - Hongkong and Luzon. To morning this

SCOTTISH LETTER.

'(From our oies. Correspondent.)

Earssonar, August 13.

THE LATE DUKE OF TITS, Wibh quistly reverend caramiaini, the

casket containing the remains of the labe Duke of Fife was removed from si George's Chapel, Windsor, and deposited in the vsule specially constructed for ihr - reception in the chapel of St. Ninian's, '16 at New Lodge, Braemar. Su private ware the arrangements that the home-coming

and for fitting of oil machinery in was released this morning when onsociation to accompany him to the summer | depression was reported to have developed Į of the Chief of the Duffa was almost un-

examination the case was discovered as net being cholera.

-camp which has been established at Cheung

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Chow, the trip being made on the steam into a typhoon, and the rod eiguala were noticed until Dooside was reached, it them, bave not yet been received by

launch Stanley. In addition to His Ex-hoisted at 9.40 followed at 11a.m. by the Ballater, the casket was removed from the train, placed avou a motor hourse, and the Admiralty. One of these is a 1000-ton ship, the other will have The action commenced yesterday in cellency and the directors of the As-black ones.

The fresh breeze which blew early wovered with a Union Jack. The cortage, carrying of 6000 tons, and twin-screw the Summary Court to decide the owner.sociation, the party included Lady May,

the weather became vory squally.

through Upper Dasida, mluted during thứ engines oach of 1250, brake horse-ship of a fishing link was concluded this the Mines May the Hon. Mr F. J. Badaisy this morning strengthened rapidly and very small one, paused slowly

morning, the Puisse Judge, Mr. Justice Captain Superintendent of Palies; and the

At 11.30 am, the signals flown from eighteen miles by the Inhabitants of the Gompertz, giving judgment for the widow Hon. Mr W. Chatham, Director of Public Signal Hill, Kowloon, indiented that stylistrict, when the dual grounds were

Works, whosa visit was of a business

phoon was 9. E. of the Colony, N. W. of reed it was moi by the Duff Highlanderw the late owner of the craft.

nature.

Luzon travelling W. At 12.30 the typhoon and pipes and a party of the Baimeral Highlanders all the Highlanders were in 200 miles from the Colony. Just about coonthere was a big squall, fullmourning,eir weapons, their bonuse vod

launches and other creata, their shoulder heroches, and their

power.

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Another step forward—” taxis"

The appointment of the Commis- sion will assist the Engineering

Protesting his innocence of a charge Department of the Admiralty very of throwing stones at an Indian watch considerably if the Commissioners will man in the small court at the Magistracy. a Chinese offered, if his word was doubt take the view that, having regard toed, to go to a temple and cut off a cock's the great potentialities of the internal bead. His offer was not accepted, a fine combustion engine, less heed shall be of being imposed instead. paid to the question of first cost; and more to the desirability of having practicnl tests with engines of 'differ- ent classes and designs, so that it on and the same number at Shimbashi. After January next the company will may be possible to accumulate experi-operats ons hundred. The fare in 80 sen 12.50 p.m.-Hongkong Hotel Co. HalFence from seu service of a variety of for one mile, and 10 sen for every additional half-raile, hat since a taxi-cap Fearly Meeting.

types of oil-engines. In a case likelids thres people the fare will be cheaper this, says Engineering, where immense in proportion than rikishs for a journey, gain may accrue to the Service, the any, between Fyeno and Shimbashi.

ALEXANDRA BUILDINGS.

A

CHARMING

THE

General Memoranda.

SATURDAY, Sept. 7 :-

SUNDAY, Sept. 8:-

a.m.-Excursion to Macao.

MONDAY, Sept. 9--

First Drawing of Macan Lottery under commercial condition of accepting the

New Conditions.

lowest tender need not be scrupulously

GIFT

TUESDAY, Sept. 10:

Token. The Taxi Company was to start business rosely with six "taxis" At

Tady May and the Misses May, together with the directors, visited the camp, and were delighted with its general arrange- ment and situation. Mr White, the socrò-

WEB.

A TENANCY ACTION.

An Unregistered Lazsa.

several

WAG blown beck by

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a wise devoted considerable time and craft were in difficulties. The fire dust, sword belt buckles were did with ope energy to its establishment, was con- while towing a number of sampane to At St Ninian's Chapel, there we present the the Princess Royal, the Dachem of Fite, gratulated on the success which he has shelter, achieved, the directors expressing the fores of the wind, and two of the the Princess Maud, and a faw triosis and ampans got under the flat's star ambers of the household. A shet say- thoroughly wall

and were damaged by her twin screws, vice was held, sad the casket we thes opinion that it equipped.

Both bonte manazei to maks fast to a deposited in a vault that bas hoen spcially Japanese launch and the crow of the Janus, | constructed. The chapel is situed in socing that the boatmen were in danger, the garden, a little to the northink of got ready with ropes, buoys and the New Mar Tedge, and in overlookedy the life-saving appliances Eventually and of pineclad bill of Craigalloch. It built in the Norman style of the pink grita of the district, and accommodates abdi Afiy the sampan unde the Praya wall in a

people. At the mat end in the alt, and At noon to-day the harometer still stood in the floor in the front is the rich sinking condition, waterlogged. on for hearing in which the possession of some business premises were involved. bigh, Merra Falconer's instrument regis. is divided into fire chambers. Theresent is the first interment in St. Ninik, the The plaintiff, Kwok Sui Lan, merchant,tering 29.72 dogreve, At 2.45 pm. the rest of the family being interred the was entitled to possession of the premises was seen being towed by the Dock Co's Banff. No. 256 and the secoral and third floors tug David Gillies" from the Kowloon The breeze freshened so suddenly that by the defendant as a tenant at will of

No. 208, Queen's Road Content, held Docks to behind Stonecutters Taland. the plaintiff, which tenancy was duly many sampans and junks were caught determined by a notice to quit expiring unawares, and all the afternoon launches on March 18 last. Plaintif claimed

have been busy towing them to the shelters poskession and mesae profits since March

The forecast is East winda, strong;

In Original Jurisdiction this morning, before the Chief Justice, an action came

10.Special Slecting of Hongkong Gallowed. The Commission, it will say the Japan Chronicle, the importance 9, Robinson Road, claimed that be gen read 29.65. About 3 o'clock a steamer mausoleum of the Dafant Bankovse

Chamber of Commerce.

THURSDAY, Sept. 19-

p.m.-Allan Wilkie Co's first perform

Dee Theatre Royal, City Hall.

As recently pointed out in our columns. of Japan na a buyer of American cotton he agreed, will investigate thoroughly is rapidly increasing. uue figures on this the whole question, and the presence aliret by the Manchester Guardian at

interesting. For the year 1909-10xports of Lord Fisher of Kilverstone as

from the United States to Japan were chairman is most satisfactory. More-7,633 bales, for 1310-11 they were 149,972 over, the Commission, as will be seen tales and for the present year the total at by the list of members published in 4.30 p.m.-Lady May's At Home at another part of this issue, is

Mountain Lodge,

thoroughly representative one. Lord "THUENCY, "Supt. 19-----

Interport Aquatic Sports a V.R.C. 1st Fisher is known for his determination

ew Victrola VIII, SATURDAY, Sept. 14

Price $92.00.

An Ideal Musical

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Bangkong, April 15, 1907

Powell's

NEW STOCK OF

BABY-

CARRIAGES

IN

WOOD & CANE

3.45 pm-Lawn Bowls Championship

at Taiko.

TUESDAY, Sept. 17 ---

Day.

FRIDAY, Sept. 3):-

in carrying into effect the projects to which he is favourable. It is known, ton, that he is a strong, advocate of the application of the internal-com-

the end of July was above 520,000. F 18 at the rate of $280 per Chinese month far the greater part of there exputts go to the date of the judgment, and fur-equally, rain at times." through Theiße ports, chiefly through Santher, rose profits at the same rate up At the time of writing the weather in- -

Francisco. It will surprise many even in

the cotton-trade-to-learn that San Francisco

ascolta exporting port now takes pre- cadenes of Baston, Baltimore, and Philadel phin, and comes not very far behind Cincle-199 and Mobile.

the time of obtaining possession, and

costs.

In their statement of defence the delen- dat said that by indenture they secured a lesse of the premises 558, Queen's Road Central, for a term of Evo years com- mencing on March 1st, 1911, and by an Indenture of assignment dated January 17, 1912, between the excentrix, executora

a hundred miles to the south of the Colony dicated that the typhoon would pass about

The wind was steady.

TYPHOON WARNING.

THE PRINCE OF Ważts. It is understand that the Ece of Wales will be inrested with the jar of the Thim lest the erzaination of stay of the Court at Balucral. The intitare

at St Giles Edinburgh, w was will take place in the new Thirthapal opened last year by the King "great" ceremony,

THE MANTER OF ELISANÍ The electors of Mid-Lothian noo altogether taken. by surprise they Elibank bad resigned the past Chief Ministerial Whip-and-beon-eleves the read the announcement that the cre

Peerage. At almost any moment the last General Election they have pre- to lose his services. It well pared to

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known to them, as indeed to every that he could have had bis choice of sujthat fall vacant. What did astonishenn- stituents was that his retiremer not only from the Whip's Room but trac

Interpart Aquatic Sports at V.R.C. 2nd

Day. SATURDAY, Sept. 21:-

A varrespond at seuls us the fellow Noon-Douglas Stextship Co. Meeting. Interport Aquatic Sports at Y.R.C. 3am rugine muder certain condi-jing The Australian cousins are in 9 p.m.-Variety Concert at 37t. Austinious, so that the Commissiou is likely the way of making that country an uel and trustees under the will of one Wei

Lone and a near approach to the modern i 3 Kwang on the one part, and plainte General for the following copy of a telegram step-the state of his health and ! to be guided towards a definits conopis can be gather from the following: clusion.

Day.

lblacks

WEDNEADAY, Sept. 25-

7.34 p.m.-Full Moon.

7.44 p.m.-Partial Felipse of the Moon be fextina lente. SATURDAY, Sept. 28-

o far as is peable, by extencta of a correspondent Australia 7 p.m.- Entries close for lust Gyaikhua the presence of a

forceful clmiris booming, plenty of work and high wages, gna would also be'much surprised THURSDAY, Sert, M:-

man. Withal the watchword should

at the progress of the Labour Policy They are making a maternity grant of så for euch child born, also a state payment at 258 a work for every child born until it reaches the age of 15 years. All widows are to have a pension of 190/- a The Kuala Lumper ufffar of the Ingweck, und any parents who do not scout their children, ents

Performance at Theatre Royal in rid of

Cathedral Organ Fund.

Opening Night Bijou Scenic Theatre,

MONDAY, September 30

The China Mail.

HONGKONO, Thursday, Seeteuka 5, 1912

agent.

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NEWS OF THE DAY.

made their wealth out of South Afries to migrate. should prescat the Imperial Governincat with a Dreadnought.

Pain wathorities at the Home Office are making efforts to collect for an inter- national exhibition purpose ancient imple- ments used in prisons and old documents, fether with skilled work performed by convicts.

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A PLAINTIFF ABSENT.

Action Struck Out.

An Indian watchman, who is also a

on the other, the premises were assigned to plaintiff, but subject to existing ten neies, Defendants also stated that the plaintiff had notice and full knowledge of the main lease.

Mr. G. C. Alabaster, instructed by Mr. Brutton, appeared for plaintiff, and Mr. F. Potter, instructed by Mr. Otto Kong Sing, for the defendant:

Mr. Alabaster, in ogning, stated that settlement had been arrived at in respect to the premises No. 25A, defen- mentioned that the lease was granted to

no encam-

We are indebted to the American Conautical politics. Two reasons are givthis

he received this morning at 11.50 from Manila :-

Manila, September 5, 1912. Cyclone or Typhoon over North China Sen moving W.N.W.

"WHAT'S IN 1 NAME"?

We find, on enquiry, that the basket

PEAK BURGLAR CAUGHT.

Runs Into Chinese Detectives.

جديده

Chinese detectives last night in a smart

Fren

ponsibilities. Undoubtedly k years as head organiser of theral

Jπ

with a brief interruptin he India Office, was a great straken" hit he was not only Whip, hully controlled Mr Asquith and the party arrangements, Isrve a well. It will be remembered that he he n holiday in the spring, and sinche has curtailed his

doties Inal directions. But his intimasto de in Scotland state that the dome. onee with the aw Por present moment hun been the neto devote himself to family d few months E his father (t Elibank) transferred to bila the ment of the family estates in Sol distributed over fact counties. TE an onerous tark, as, the propel

required, as that his personal attention

A

ese'o

estate is underg opments loss to the Coalition by the of Elibank's tirement will serious, in view of the present state of public

Affairs.

As a he had few equais. Howeve political feeling waa" running, the knack of keeping on friendly

F lesma not merely with the various el that

support the Ministry, but w of the Opposition. He was Also wbon segotiation

maner effected the arrest of a bud; he had the happy kn

were his own restless supporters

Entries close for Swimming Recu nerons | kring and Shanghai Bank has now been to, or cannot mar

the Harbour for Prizes presented by raised to the status of an Agency and Me band then over de stue, dants having consented to julmunt. Hemarked Teams left behind by a hur thoChina Mail."

Perey de C. Meriss has been appointed whom they will be tucated and trained."

Phew! if that doesn't populate the defendants in March 1911 by M. J. H. garut Mr. Ho Tung's house, was not cantry nothing will, nisl some of cur Seth, win was acting as Receiver of this the property of Mr. B. Jarnes, of Queen's A sugg stion is nu de by So do Mrica married men who have a constant grow! | property, and that the permis ́s were most ! College, Mr James whnitted to our to the effect that ten of the men who have at the care of a family would do well in November of the name as ar with durigesentative that he had once entered permission of the Court. Pri to the Mr. Io Tung's house but that it was in registration of the agronet search broad daylight as an invited quest. was made, but there were brane registered against the two lots |

which the property stood with the exception of some mortgages. Up to this date the plaintiff had had no notier what-i money lender, Surdar Singh of 15, Peak ever of the lease held by defendants. In Road, brought an action in the Summary January of this year the premises were assigned to plaintiff: another search had Court against another Indian, Shair Khan, been made but the lease was not reveal-who entered the house of Mr. E. A. N. conciliating antagonists, whether a watchman on the an. Shing Tri, lying at the Even On wharf, to recover 68 naneyed. Defendant, who was managing part Williams, of Messrs. Lowe, Bingham and

ner of the King Wab firm, was notified Matthews, at No. 127, Barker Road.

- A÷1.15 am. Mrs. Williams, was awak- thus the rent would be raised to $226

only from February 18 and throughened by a noise in the bedrooms, and see- solicitors be wrote informing plaintiffing the figure of a dan silhuetted against of the lease, and declining to pay the the sky, aroused her husband. Mr. Wil

count. Afr. Alabaster quoted an lions at once sprang out of bed and went ordinance, No. 1 of 1844, to bear out his for the man, who however, eluded him, contention that as the lease had not been and jumping over the verandah slid down registered the assignment of the premises a water-pipe. Judging by the speed with was not subject to it, and it was nowwhich the man disappeared he must have null and void.

dropped a considerable distance. Mr. The hearing was adjourned till Williams immediately raised the cry of

Sinks 'neath the plangent warü !...: Stop thief" and was surprised a few "Tis u'er! The splendour of the sunset seconds later to see three Chinese And all our glory plumed woe, proach the house, one of them being held And all our world's a grave! prisoner by the others. stated that they were Chinese detectives, we loved him at we loved nor man nor gi but Mr. Williams, suspecting that the We gave him adorativa : tireless Inad two might be confederates, detained them For his wore wisdom, courage, Jora:li

might all tatil the arrival of a European officer.

THE ADMIRALTY AND "QIL"

YESTERDAY we referred to the fact that the time had undoubtedly ar- rived, as events had clearly shown, when it might be stated that oil was about to supersede steam as the pru- pelling power in ships of all classes. This, of course, is a revolution in the industrial world of a gigantic charto ter, made all the more so by the attitude of the British Admiralty to the claims of the new motive

power,

The Chinese Ministry of Navy as determined to open · narni schools in lent and interest upon it. Chefoo, Hsiangshan and Boogkong and

Plaintiff did not appear, and his Lord. will appoint Admiral Sah in charge of these ship the Puisne Jadge said he wonki schouls The Ministry of Finance has non-suit him, and allow costs against him. been asked to appropriate the "nesessary.

Mr Crowther Smith, solicitor for the funds for the purjuse.

defendnet, said be thought the case should be struck out, as it was plaintiff's duty to appear, and his Lordship consented to do

Today the transport Soudan, which will convey the 2nd Battalion, South Wales

As Reuter telegraphed recently, the SMART SHAPES AND Admiralty have appointed a Commis-

Hrderers, from Durban to Ching wang- to, will live Southauapton for Sou h COLOURS.

Ision to "report on the means of supply Africa. The vessel will leave Durlan for and storage of liquid fuel in peace and the North m Chinese,port in 4th October. war, and its application to warship:

FOLDING CARS.

this.

» A TENANCY DISPUTE.

Laken.

In the Summary Court this morning morrow after some evidence had been Ching Taz Kwan, a merchant living at 90, Wellington Street, brought an action Major R. S. Stewart, The King's against a trader named Ngan Wing Hing engines, whether indirectly, or by (Liverpon Regiment), whose appointment carrying on business at 2, Lai On Lane, Internal-combustion fuel." The Engi. D. CA, and Q. M G. South China to recover possession from the defendant neering Department of the Admiralty Command, in succes ion to Captain W. MI, of the premises, Nos, and 3 Lai Un Lane, According to the writ the premises has adopted an active, yet prudent. Stewart, Cameron, Highlanders, was ret

ently xenouncer, is a presenger on there jet to defendant at a monthly rent of

$149, and the A

determined

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SPORTING.

Alley Bowling.

The two mer

Um. Powell, Id, policy, and the result of their investit. and O. Nankis which is dus is nirirs at auto, sidef on truyne, spidern Art by on the Hunzing Club and-German Club 3dentilipid the detectives, and the burglar

THE EDWARD DISPENSARY,

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GREAT REDUCTIONS IN

PRICES.

PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY

DISPENSED,

Fare Drags, Patent Medicines, &c. CRA, QUEEN'S IWAD, HONGKONG.

Hongkong, July 20, 1917:

THE

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aggrieved opponents. And it is hard much to say that the success d Government in December 1910] due to his exortions than to the ape and wirepullings of any other politicia

MUTSUHITO.

A Tribute From Japan.

I

17.

IL

Mutuubits, Mutashito,

Glory was thy throne, Starred with vianý a gem and pearl

Thro' the Orient saw...

Every pearl in now a tear-drop,

Every gem a groan,

A friendly match took place last night whom he telephoned for. The, officer To fing the tyrant, deiva the foo in fligh

gations les encouraged them to enter Hongkong on the 18th instant.

12. Defendent disregarded this noties, Alleys, the German tuam winning by the was taken to the police station." and failed to pay his rent for the sixth handsome margin of 284 points. A feature the police station.. upon certain practical experimenta.

moon of the present Chinese year, The

of the game was the fine score of H. Adam. According to figures supplied for May defendant claimed 8140, one month's rent, The working of the oil-engine in

of the promises is obtained. of judg

I.K. CLUB. C, GERMANIA TOTAL submarine boats has rendered possible by the Cammonwealth Statistician the and damages from August 12 until posse The following were the scores.

750 H. Adam' try of Chinese into Australia during the

t delivered. the accumulation of a large amount first four months of the year sumbered

730 Mr. L. R. Neodham, of Messra Eweos Th. Christiani... of data, and, in addition, there is in 892-nn increato of 3 7 over the similar and Haratón, represented plaintif, and Mr Hansemann... The Secretary of the WEL Shouton, of Messrs Deacon, B. Eggers...

Looker and Descon, appeared for the de- course of completion a 1000-horse-period of 1911.

Department of External Affairs dies not fendant. Power cylinder, with which extensive kitola any special significance to this in- experiments will be made. In ad-ereasu; he does not think that more tig Mr Neodhan had outlined plains | PENTA DIRE

in Australia, the Chinese have been making more money than in previous years, and have been able to afford trips to their native land.

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855

When disturbed the man had collected several articles of value and placed them on the verandah ready to take away and 1611 on his person were found other articles 1500 rich as cuff links: Evidently the thief 1441 enter the bedroom, which is on the 1388

first floor, by climbing the water-pipe.

760

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743

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887 1423 692

1394

1280

P. Konze His Lordship, sekod you do not want H. Homphreys... 730 ****A. B. Polloak 702 Needham said plaintiff wanted posW. B. Rigden B66

defendant would pay double rent and give possession of the premises at once they asssion: he did not want this tenant. If

His Lordship reset vod judgment.

might be prepared to accept it:

Dust and sales who didst set them-

Lo, thou liest alone.

IV.

His path was in the heavens, and his trend Was, da s god's, unfaltering, till he shed Bieb dower of strongth and skill for high té kompřísa

O'er all those radiant islen who knew his rise.

Hark, the boom and sullen roir

All along the fringed shore, Tunes into a muurner's key, "Music of the land and'arx Mutsuhito, Mutauhita, All the world's a grave

Lieutenant-General Sir H. Bilom, Inte Quartermaster-General of the Forces, who dition to this,"progress is being made Chinese are coming into Australia than this tenant ?"

recently left England on a special mision, with the fitting of an oil-engine to a hava a right hy reason of previous residence

5654 on the recommendation of General Sir Ian Hamilton, Inspector General of the Uver je due to the fact that, owing to good times torpedo-bout destroyer in association there. His opinion is that the large index

Statistics have just been based in seas. Forcon, has arrived at Capetown. with steam-turbines, the former for

Paris showing the amounts expended by After visiting the most important garrisons use only at cruising speed. But there

France on entertaining foreign Sovereigns in South Afrios, General Miles will spend is now to be embarked upon probably

CHAMBERLAIN'S COLIO, CHOLERA in rocout feare. The Tear's visit at some tiros in Martins, and then proceed the most notable practical test, as in

AND DIARRHŒA REMEDY. 261,170, the King of Italy's £12,800, the to Sierra Leone before returning to Eng. four ships for supplying oil to the

THIS reiandy always wins the good King of Spain's visit: 231,000, the King of land. The General has been sent out sit fleet nil-engines are to be fitted. Two TARRHEA M always more or less pre-

opinion, if not the praise, of those Portugal's £8,760, the King of Norway's plenary powers, His mission is not con Dvalent during this month.

who use it. The quick cures which it. 12,720, the King of Denmark's £12,044, nocted with any question of a withdrawal of Ba pre effects, even in the most Nerore ORBES," of these ships, to take 2000 tone, arepared for it Chamberlain's Colie, Cholers make it a favorite overwhere. Is is and the King of Sweden's £11,200. The British garrisons from the placen mention 26any cases that hava dated 21 to be built in the dockyards, and they and Diarrhoes Remedy is prompt and equally valuable for children, and when trips of the President of the Republic will each be fitted with two sets of effectual. It canalways by depended upon reduced with sweetened water is pleasant to London £8,010, to Roms £14,800, and is pleasant to take. För" sile" by All to take. For sale by all Chemists, and oil-engines, each of 750 brake horse- Chemists and Storekeepers.

AN EFFECTUAL, REMEDY FORS

DIARRHOEA.

Storekeepers

and to Madrid £16,400,

MUSCULAR REFUMATISM" TIFF neck, lame back, l'imbargo, palne

in the side and obes, all indicate

fatisecular rheumatism. There he more at alactory remedy for trouble of this kind them fra application of Chamount in Pain Balm, managed wall into the ski

ed, his business boing to inquire into, and thoatment have plailed to the

deal on the spat with matters of ad effect of this elment For

ministestays detail.