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Perla, for Shanghai. Canton, Muru, för Wakantsten. Leksang, for Shanghai.
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The Nu D. L... Yorck carrying the Ger- man Maile with dates from Berlin of the 5th February, left Singapore on Saturday, the Jet March, and may be expected here on or shout Thunday, the 6th March, at Ba.m.
The P. M. S. 8. Co.'s as, 'Mongolia with the American Maï, left San Francisco
for this Port, via Honolulu, usual Japan Ports and Manila on Saturday, the 18th February.
hey, &c., arrived at Manila on the Ah Choo (Queen's Road). 4th March, and sails on the 5th for
this port, and may be expected to Wo Cheong (D'Aguilar Stroot). arrive here on or about the 8th March.
The I. C. S. N. Co., Ltd.'s .a. Falshing Ratonjes & Sca (Kowloon).
is due to arrive here from Moji on the Hang Obing (Fewlom). 8th March.
The 1. C. 8. N. Co. Ltd.'s 8.8. Namsang is due to arrive here from Moji on the 9th March.
CANALLINGS. March 4, Bayern, Benetton, Altmark, Flintshire, Lovat, Laomedan.-
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EXCHANGE. Hongkong, March 5, 1913. On Landed-
Bank Wire...
CLEARED.
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PASSENGERS.
ARRIVED,
Per Haiyang, for Hongkong: from Foo- chce, Mr F. Bargemaa; from Amoy, 3r Whitfield; from Switow, Mr M. Anderson. Per Chenar, from Shanghai, Mrs H. von Broan, Mra Benderson, Mr Barrett, Mr Prior, Mr Minnfeldi.
DEFABIED,
BUILDING AUTHORITY
SUMMONED..
Welt of Mandamus Sought.
The motion before the Full Court mado hy Mr. Eldon, Potter, instructed by Mr. R. F. C. Master, of Messrs, Johnson, Stokes and Master, for an order upon the} Building Authority to show cause why as writ of mandamus should not be issued
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 1913.
pot wish to evade the Ordinance but they Bonsidered they were within the law. Rotuning again to this question of pas nges Mr. Petail is might be desir sole that bat Balling Authority should be the sole arbitor of what part passage waes should be at the sole ares bus, the Ordinance gave them no such discretion It might st course be desirable for the Logisture to amend the law.
The case was concluded this morning. their Lewdships reserving judgment.
+
AN OPIUM CONVICTIO.
Application to the Full Court
BE-HARING ANKED POR.
or in the alternativa why the Court should not make such, order as it sco it to take under section 285 of the Public Health and Building Ordinance o call apan kim, the Building Authority,. to approvo certain plans, was continued this micruing, when an interesting argu-
An application was made to the Full Court this afternoon for the return of a mont ensued. The application was in
rule nisi calling upon Mr. C. D. Melbourna, respect to certain plans deposited by Second Police Magistrate, to show case Mewars. Palmer and Turner for the creewhy he should not expange from the re tion of European flats and Chinese houses, cords of the proceedina Ras, by R. O. Hutchison versus Wong Hong" the plea of and yesterday Mr. -Potter (who was op-guilty entered therein and determine the posed by the Attorney-General, instructed by Mr. Kemp, the Crown Solicitor) ad the Arst point for their Lordships to dede was the construction of section 153, sub-section 2, of the Building Ordi. From the warding of this it was
Dance.
POST OFFICE NOTICES.
The .. Tjibedas is as pooted to arrive: here on Saturday, the 8th inst, with'the London Baile (via Siberia) of Wednesday the 12th and Saturday, the 15th Feb:
Mails will alone. For :---
AMUY.
1
Par Finghome, at 15 a.m., on Thu
the 6th Star.
SWATOW & SIAM.
Per Haldiz, at noon, on Thursday, sha”
MAÇÃO.
Por Sui Tai, at 1.15 p.m., on Thursdayın.
the 6th March.
SHANGHAI & NORTH CHINA.
Per Anhui, at 3 p.m., on Thursday- the
6th Mar.
PHILLIPPINE ISLAND.
“Par - Polaris, at 4 p.m., on Thursday,
the 6th Mar.
SHANGHAI & NORTH CHINA
Per Kuongeing, at 5 p.m., on Thursdayy
the 6th Mar
SHANGHAI,. NORTH CHINA
TSINGTAU 'JAPAN' V & KOBER
(Europe vin Sikeria...) Per Forch, npm, on Thameday, the
6th Max.
SWATOW, AMOY & FOOCHOW...
Per Haiyang, at 9. on Friday, ther
7th March.
STRATES & INDIA Vin CALCUTTA.
Par Fooshing, at 1 p.m., on Friday, the.
7th March.
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS.
Per Rubi, at 3 p.m, on Friday, the 7th
March. HAIPHONG & PAKHOI
id case socording to law; or in the the case in pursues of Section 86 of the alternative why he should not re-bear Magistrates Ordinance No. 3, 1800.
Mr. Eldon Potter, instructed by Mr. Reader Harris of Mesers Wilkinson sud Grist, made the application, which was opposed by the Attorney General, Hon. Mr. J. A. S. Buckmill, instructed by the Crown Solicitor, Mr. J. H. Kemp.
Mr. Potter said that Wong Hong was offente under the Opium charged with an Ordinanca. A plos of guilty was entered and fine of $500 The defondant, who imposed, by the Magistrate.
At the time of the his solicitrus, wa application for a re-hearing of the
Per Kumsang, at 11 am., on Saturday, the ground that in
the 8th Fob. fact he did not plead guilty and that the plea of guilty on the records | PHILIPPINE ISLANDS.
in fact an error. Defendant paid the fine previous to this application
"
Par Hue, at... on Saturday, the 8t5
Mar. STRAITS. L
Per Laerte, at ..., on Saturday,
the 8th Blar.
the Legislature conceived was the least conviction, afterwarde made, through JAPAN Via YOKOHAMA.
was
to
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quite clear that the owner of a bouse was entitled to have any rooms up to 100 quare foot and down to 7 feet by 7. 1t was phly reasonably that he should. The incasurement of 40 square feet was what un-represented
space for a room.
The Building Author ity had contended, although he'did not know whether it could be seriously argued, that the words the whole area should be read into sub-section 2. If that were done, the section would be reduced to w utter absurdity. It meant that to sufalivide the rooms would be a physical inpibility. If the whole area was to be sub-divided into rooms no provision could be made for passage ways. · Objec- tion was made that the passage space was not reasonable and another reason given for the refusal to sanation the plane was that the basement, according to the con struction of the law by the Authority constituted a story and that the house shus infringed the provisions regulating the height of houses.
This morning there was a long legal | argument ne to the jurisdiction of the Court in the matter of the application. the point having been raised by the Attorney-General yesterday.
The Attorney-General argued that the intention the Legislature with regard to writs of mandamus could be seen from the Hansard reports.
escape "three mont"a' imprisonmeät which was fixed at the alternative. It was a little difficult to see at the moment wby the Crown opposed this application, thongh there was no doubt some reason,
Mr. Potter said he doubted if ever an application for a re-bearing had been re- fused in which there was such evidence produced by the defendants' solicitor to show that he was in fact not guilty.
mara of
When we went to press Mr. Potter had not concluded his case for the applicant.
ALLEGED FALSE PRETENCES.
At the Magistracy to-day before Mr. Hazeland, a Chinese named Cheng Wing Low was charged with obtaining by falso
pretences the sum of $4,000, in two sume $2,000 on two occasions, by pretending to Chen Fin Sang that he had rented two doors close to Messrs. Sincere and Coy's Mr. Potter submitted that these were premises on the Bund at Canton, and that! not admissible in evidence.
The Afterany-General further submitted that if the Ordinanco gave, any discre-
ho had set up a dentist's establishment...
Mr. Jackson, of Messra. Johnson, Stokes snd Master prosecuted, and Mr. Davidson,
tim whether the so-called basement in of Messrs. Hastings and Hastings, de-
=
The case was remanded until the 20th,
tlus boss, or what he called a story, fended. was adapted to be used for human babita- tion, it gave it to the Building Authority. bail being fired by the Magistrate at Cases which he had quoted showed that 84,000. a writ of mandamus would not be issued where any discretionary power had been exercised by the Authority whether such power had been used rightly or wrongly.
Mr. Patter said at Home if there was an alternative remedy there was no 'right
Per Derflinger, for Europe via porta of call, Mr and Mrs Duncan "Clark, Mr F. Ferau, Mr Tobon, Capt. T. P. Brichwoldt, Mr and Mrs A. F. Blanck.. Mr L. Blanck Mr F. B. Smith, Mr 4. Hyde. Mr Hof mandamue, but in Hongkong though an alternative remedy there Robins, Mr Metcalf. Mr E. W. Peck, Mr there was
"Mr J. P. J. Gilbert, Mr C. M. Koeler,
was also this right. It did not matter Ebcstron
Mr.F. B. Helm, Mr R. Evers, at Herne whether the alternative remedy Mr Ch. J. Preusser, Bro. Marcian, Mes 8.
was one of fact or law a writ of man C. Wallace, Mr Percy Smith, Mr and Mrs de Fass and child, ir E. Grundler, Capt. damus could not be obtained. Nauer, Mr J. W. Walter, Mr Berg, Mr We enzel, A. Mahlstedt, Mr and Mrs L. H. Tibial, Rev. H Josten, Mr O. Boyer. Bir A. de Castro. Mr J. H. Guzmann, Mr T. Kratzchmer, Mr Raisa, Res. H. Toddle Bor. F. Dehn, Mr R. Demfeld, Mr Hepp and family, Dr and Mrs J. Jahrling, Mr H. Tomalla, Mr K. Grant Mr and Mrs H.
Mr
ELECTRIC SUPPLY CONTRACT
FOR FATSHAN.
SECURED BY-GENERAL ELECTRIC Co.
We were informed to day that the General Electric Company of Chins Ltd had secured, the contract for the supply o The the generating plant etc. for the Fatshan words in the Hongkong Ordinance cover. Electric Light and Power Co. Fuller de tails will appear in to-morrow's China od overy conceivable dispute which could Mail"
riss either from facts or law. 21/11/
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On demand, in
13.00
30 days' sight...
T
4 months' sight
Credits, 4 months ag
Documentary, 4 months' sight 2-Y On Paris
March 5, 1913.--.
Wind
On demand,
252
Credits, & months
sight,
On Berlin
On demand,
... 2044
On
demand,
Hour.
Barometer
Temperature.
Humidity.
Direction.
stock. 7.30.01 10:63) Nemuru... 6.29.63 Hakodate... 29.30
The C. P. R. Coa R.M.S. Emprem of In- Tokio ....... dia left Vancouver B.C.. at 11. Kochi"...... on the 21st February, due to arrive in Nagasaki ... Hongkong on the 13th March.
Ragoubima.30.27
The C. F. R. Co.'s RBLS. Empress of Oshima...
Japan arrived at Vancouver, B.C., at
2 p. on 28th February.
Other Vesela
Weather.
On New York...
Crodit, 60 days sight, -
On Bombay....
On demand,
On Caloutta
Wir****
Wire.
***
11
29.95
M
30.17
148h
11 Boningland.
0,29
**20.94 » 30.25
30.18.---
On demand,
On SingaporeTM→→
On decaand,.....
851
On Manda
On demand,
88
On Shanghal-
On
dercand
50.14 35
On Yokoham
Chefoo.... Weihaiwei
The L. C.S. N. Co., Ltd.'s a.s. Choysang is Hankow ...
due to arrive here from Shanghai on the 6th March.
The Austriei Lloyd's vis, Austriz left
Six-***
gapore for this port on the 28th Feb., a.m., and is due to arrive befe on or sbout the 6th March,
0.24
Ichang.....
Kiukiang...
11
330.29 3891
Ba 30.24 51 56 6.30.27
30.22 54 63
Sharp Pk... 7, 30.31
14
The 1. C. S. N. Co., Ltd.'s s.. Hopsang water.....
Amoy is due to arrive here from Bangkok Taikoku on the ith March.
Tücht The P. & O. 3. N. Col's. Nors in Tainan... expected to arrive at Colombe on the Koshun..... 6th March, at 7 a.m.
"30 days' night, (pelvita paper)
On demand,
Gold
20+ 974
Barine, (par taal)...42.60
Silver
An ap-
peal could be made to the Governor-in- Council from any act of a person entitled to enforce the Building Ordinance: Pro vided nothing herein contained shall pre-
H. Thomas, Mr H. Bier, Mr F. Radlmayr, vert say person applying to the Supreme
Mr M. Leid, Mr J. Hitthing., zu d
Court for a madamus, izjunction, pro-
For Manchuria, for San Francisco, &,hibition or other order... instead of Lieut. H. A. Law, Mr and Mrs A, Sea-
Мтя
SPORTING.
Cricket.
The following has been selected to pay
Par Yunang, at 1 p.m., on Saturday,
the 8th Mar,
SHANGHAI & NORTH CHINA
Per Tipanos, at 3p m., on Saturday, thự
8th March.
M
BATAVIA, CHERIBON, SAMARANG
& SOURABAYA. Per Tatjap, at 4 p.m., on Saturday,
the 8th Mar,
NORTH CHINA. SHANGHAI
JAPAN Vĩ YOKOHAMA. Par Austria, at 4 p.m., on Saturday:
the 8th March. TSINGTAU, WEIHATWEI & CHEFOO, Per Paoling, at 5 p.m., on Saturday, the
8th Fab..
SHANGHAI & NORTH CHINA.
Europe via Siberia. Par Chenan, at p.m., on Saturday, the
Bth Match. WATOW, AMOY & FOOCHOW, Per Haiching, at 9 a.m., on Tuesday, the
11th March.
SHANGHAL NORTE CHINA, JAPAN Vis MOJI, VICTORIA & SEATTLE, Far Tamba Maru, at 10 am, on Tees
day, the 11th. Mar.
SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA, JAPAN Vi, MOJL UNITED STATES, SOUTH AMERICA & CANADA vis VANCOUVER.
(Europe via Siberia).
Fer Monteagle, on Friday, the 7th Mar.. Printed Matter and Samples at 5:00 p.m.- Registration at 8.00 p.m. Registration, Kowloon B.U., 400 p.m/ Letters at 8 p.m.
PASSENGERS EXPECTED.
Per P. & O. steamer Nyanza. · De Hongkong Mar. 9.-From London Jan.- 25, Mr W. Skey, Mr A. 8. Cooper, Mr F. Mathows, Miss L. James, Mr R. Coot Mr, Mirs and Missca Stapley, Capt.: kad Mrs James, Mr L. Williams, Mr R... Dizon, Mr K. J. Blinch, and M M Williams.
Per. O. Mongolia, comecting with the s.. India at Colombe. Due Hongkong Mar. 14. From London Feb 7. Mrs E Stanton, Mr F. B. Marshall Asst. Pay. W. E. Jolly. At-Pay, M Bloke, Asst. Pay. H. B. Greig,
Per P. & D., Nore. Duo Hongkong Mar. 19. From London Feb. 8, Mr G Edgecumb. Miss E Newman, Mr. G. A'cock, Mr E. Geacher, Mr W. Hender Fon, Mr G. W. Randall.
ford, Rev. A. M. Williams, Mr. Harris, appealing to the Supreme Court." This for the Hongkong Cricket Club "B" team Per P. & Ontexmer Nile. Due Hung kong April 2. Mr O. Willison, Mr and Mr and Mrs A. G. E. Haske, Mr W. M. could only mean that in any case in against the Staff and Departmentals on Mrs Eldridge, Mr J. Stalker, Mr M. Hull, Hill, Mrs J. w. Wolf, Miss Alice Wolf, which there was a right of appeal to the the Hongkong Cricket Club Ground on and Mr and Mrs A. Bawer: Mr R. W. Hilla, Mr E 5. Brown, Mir and Governor-in-Council the matter could be Saturday, 8th March. Play to 2 pm.— Per P. & U. steamer Malwa connecting- MTS A. T Thoita, Mr and Mira M. Adair, brought before the Supreme Court in R. Hansock, A. A. Claxton, S. H. Dodwell, with the steamer Devanha at Colombo. Mr A. Pinazek. Mr G. del Vale, M. 4 stead of appeasing. It was clear that the E. Bancock, J. W. S. Jellie, A. O. Lang. Das Hongkong April 10; Mr A. H. Harris, Gell spie, Mr H. Bundfuss, Mrs H. Z Hansen, Mrs M. Schumacher, Mrs A. Legislature had given the widest power M. M. Mass, E. A. Fowler, G. W. Rorers, for applying for a mandamus injunction B. B. Pearson, B. F., and P. P. Hutton, Miss J. Townsend, Mis 0, L. Knox, Miss M. J. Arober, Miss E. Archer,
or prohibitio against the Bullding Thursfield. Mrs L. A. Seamann, Mr and Mrs W. P.
Mr and Mrs Authority. The proviso had been put in Zwilling. Mis G. L. Rocasine
B. Kicine, Mr and Mrs G. A. &cut there was now an attempt to cut it the Ordinance to safeguard the builders, Miss I
E. Archer, Mr H. V. Porter,
Bev, and Mrs D. J. Flewing and children, out. Be submitted that the Director of Mr Wm. Booth, Jr., Mrs Wm. Ecoth, bir Public Works had no discretion sa to the
3. B. Heum, Me B. Challenor, MissChild Mine
I. Sherman, Dr and Mr Daywelt, Miss (Banks' buying rabe) $10.00 F. B. Tiffany, Major B. A. Craig. Mias (per on), DE
Clewe, Mr G. Bussell, Mr K. B. Doer ...10% prem, ger, Mira Mckinley Usborne, Miss Osborne, Mr and Mrs H. A. Koster, Mr LM Whyte, Mr B. Jaffray, Mr C. Mrs Neumond, Mrs R. I Cowan, Mina L.
Bar Silver in Hongkong
Chinese Copper Cash... Chinna Copper Cent
Babe of Native Interară vise
Chinese Sub, Coin
Hongkong Sub. Cola
B. Randall,
Annual Tennis Tournament.
The Hongkong Cricket Club sro arran-
sidth of passages in buildings and if he ging to bold their annual Tennis Touras-
The events include Championship Singles,
but it did not affect the case. All he mont during March and April next was concerned with was the grounds on. which the D.P.W. refused to pass the plani, right or wrong. Ho said the ground of his refusal was that the whole
eron could not be divided. But he went
LA Foltz, Miss M.C. Olds, Mr Tewsbury, on to say that even if the true view of
iso. low was not in accordance with this contention he would still have refused. the plaas: The only thing the Court was concerned with was whether the ground of refusal was right or wenige
Mr and Mrs T. H Korwin, 2 Misses M. Karwin, Mr W A. Farley, Mr J.
Mis 3. Frankenburger, Mr K. S HONGKONG REGISTER.Eny, Mia Buid E. Ide, Bay, Julian Silva, Miss M. Spencer, Mr and Mrs J. B. Clay Us date al'on date at tom, Mr and Mrs A. M. Black, Mr Gelb
trunk, Judge and Mrs F. Kerrigan, Mr A. Hohener, Mr W. B. Hinda, Mr and Mrs Geo, Y. Taylor, Mas R. Graham, Mr 1. Beck, Mr. and Mr. C. C. Baldwin, Mr B. P. Du Bois and I children, Madame Gaby, The Puíané Judge obscrving that it had Mr Alex. Taylor, Countess de la Nas been suggested that this was a test-onse, Hon. Mrs Gifford and maid, Mr. F. Hand said it had been stated that all the Schwind, Miss H. Pritchard, Mr 8. Hart,
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Pescadoros.
The P.& 0:8, 'N Co.'s as. Hakisol is ex. Canton ... Dn.
‚ ̈pected to arrive at Colombo on the 6th
Hongkong. G March, m.
Gap ROGE The Indrs Lian Ltd.'s 8.4. Indiani is duc Macao
Wachow
冥出歌
LE 29
Barometer Temperatury
30.18
30.19
I p.m.
30.15
62
58
Ob
Humidity
*78
50
Direction of.
I
Wind
Foros
Weather i
b
11
doe to arrive here from tshang on the
Pakkoi 8th March, The F. & O. B. N. Co... Nyanza laft Holhow....
Phulien Bingapore for this port on the 3rd Ph ... 62.3.15) Barch, at 5 pm, and is dus here on Tourane..... 30.08 the 9th March, at about 6 a.IT
D. St. James
The Bhite Live Lad, Den of Glamis Apart
from London, pawod Canal for Hong- kneg on the 7th February, das Hong Legaspi .... kong the Luth March
The B. 1, 8..N. Co., Ltd.'s as. Multra'is due to arrivo liere From Rangoon on the 19th barch
T. K. K. s... Hujo Taru left Callao Lor Salina Cint in the 24th January, and is szpected to arriva in Hong- kong on the 30th March
29,91 Došlo....9.29.91 81
Bacolod Cebu Labuan......!
29.01
T. F. CLAXTOR Director. Hongkong Observatory, March 8,-1913,
1. BAKURETER, reduced zanz digrati Fazrenbest
on the level of the sea, in inches, tendur and
dred
*Americnaj & Manchurian Line' 1.8.
Encryomed the Suez Canal Ozult (25th Fibrogj, nad Se dus kara on er
about 16:28th March.
Mogul Lisa Lullion miled from
Thái Trized Kingdom, nu, thì 3643 Felsenry for the Far Tant via the
the
Lowmeti, openļais temperature, on the Eth -15.
1.9. CLAXTON, Director. Hongkong Observatory, March 5th. 1918.
The Chief Justice: In other words. whether he refused to carry out the law?
Mr. Potter: Exnestly, „ Marke
Dr J. E. King, Rev. F. N. Bouck, Mr H. plicant had to do to comply with require. Hardy, Mr and Mrs F. Bowditch, Mr and thents with regard to the basement or Mrs P. W. Richardson, MrB. W, Richard-to raise the floor one inch. It did not son, Mr and Mrs J. F. Ferger,
soem practicable to come to Court and Par Haitan, for Swa'sw; Dr. Hultman; catall the expenso proecedings to get for Amoy, Sir Charles Ellot for Forchow, a ruling in face of that." Mr A. 8. Campbell
Mr Potter replied that they thought they had raised the door sustently, Originally the clo apsce the ba monk was 10ft. Gin,, but in order ts got: over the difficulty of the number of stories owed the floor above was Lowered 1 1006 6.
Par P. & G. steamer Palatan. Dow Hongkong April 16, Mr H. Donne...
Per F. & O. steamer Moolten connectiby. with the steamer China at Colombo. Du Hongkong April 24, Mr. D. J. Doang.
HONGKONG TIDES.
The tide table given below has bee compiled at the Nautical Almansa Office in London from the result of the analysis of observations taken by means of an sg Winner to play Mr. H. A. Nisbet, for bomatic tide-recording machine in the Wa the championship;
Handicap Bingies “* A " Bandicap Singles "*" Bandicap Doubles "A" Handicap Doubles Professional. Pairi,
Temperature. Hongkong, biarch, 5. 1912. BAROMETA
Do.
30.17
Возверели
12.
$0.14
Do..
90.00
THERMOMETER
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March 8th to 19th, 1918,
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