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HONGKONG, Friday, May 14, 1913.

ANTI-GERMAN RIOTING..

THE CHINA-MAIL:

BANKRUPTCY COURT.

Before the Chiot Jastico, Sir William Rees Davies, this afternoon.

Ro., O. G. Vinton: This was so applica- tion for adjudication in bankruptay on the The Oficial dubtor's

nw petition. Receiver (Mr. A. E. Carpanel) said meeting of crediters wa hold, but no resolution was passed. Es accordingly applied for døbter to be adjudicated bank rupt and the Obell Receiver appointed

ristes.

An order was made thess in terms. Ra the Wah Lee Chan tirol, boarding house keu; or, 192. Connaughs Road, Cantral.

Mr. Hind, of Mr. G. K. Hall Bratton's «ffice, on behalf of the petitioning creditor, kad for receiving order against the debtor firm. His client's indebted nem was 8014, and documents on the file showed that the liabilities of the firm were about $15,000 and the assets $3,000. A notice of suapassion of payment was also on the file.

The Official Receiver did not oppose the applicationy which was granted.

NEWS OF THE DAY,

LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Volunteer and Reserva" Orders will be found the back prze

Rev. Father Wilson, Catholic chaplain

to the Navy here, has gone to Faking for |« holiday,

pak me

|

Wong Pak Lar, living at 6 Hing Bon Road, has reported to the Police that ho ad stolen from his rooin yesterday a guid |chain valued at 819.

"

A Chinese who fell from, the top door

PRINCE OF WALES'

FUND.

SUBSCRIPTION LIST NO. 32.

M. R. HARVEY'S KUND,

Callected by T. Care Ran

say Ex(Suntow): - Mr G D. Itsipios Mr W. G. INT J Mr J, M. Forbes........ Me C. Hod B....... Mr R. D. McLachl Mr S. Darker

Mr A. MacgoraD Me G. 1. Fletcher Me . G. Hubanu Mr W. G. Lay

fr V. R. Vick..... Me Too Yes Swes

dr J. A. Puroo........ Mr C. 8. Holdsworth.. Me A. R. Pollock.

We Tan Chang Yong.....

as Dawson...

Mr T. Carr Ramsey .....

Mr Tan Boon Ek

Mr Lim Mark Chman

Mr Hana Tek Mo

là 20

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A YEAR'S CRIME.

ANOTHER BIG DECREASE IN 1914.

مدفوو

The report of, the Captain Suparinzen- dent of Police for the year 1914 presented to the Tgislative Council yesterday, cons tains the fillowing pussagys—

The total of all cases, reported to the Police during ghe- gear 2014 was' 8,817. asugainst 12011 in 1913 being a decrease of 3,104 or 20,50 per cent. The averna for the last five yours is 10,313,2.

In the division of these inses inko zuri-

sunor cffences there appears a derrense, as compared with 1919, of te: cases or 13.5-1 por ceur, in the former and Lot 2,72% cases er 31.85 per cent, in the

latter.

The deerease as compared with 1933

HONGKONG BOT SCOUTS.

FRIDAY. MAY 14 1915.

OFFICIAL APPRECIATION.

TIPHOON WARNING.

The following Taulegram was received by the American Cogsulate General From Manila Observatory at 9.15 a.m. tordaginn Cyclone or Typhoon Woof Bashi Chan-

435 p.m. May. 13:-Depression nerth eastern part China Sem.

The fuluniag latter has been scutite the Chief Scoutmaster of the local Associational. Moving N. E of Boy Scouts:

-

Colonial Secretary's Otňou,

Hongkong, 30th April, 1915. Sir,-1am directed la inform you that, in forwarding a roport by the General Officer Commanding to the Secretary of State on the military operation in this Colony from the oathress of the war up 13 the end of the year 1914, 1.M. the Governce was pleased to bring to the nation of the Secretary of State for the Colonies the public spirit exhibited by the Daya Scouts in placing their survices at the

OYER-SEAS AIRCRAFT FUND.

Subscription List No. 1.

$200

disposal of the Military Authorition and H. E. Sir Haury May, K.RM.O., in sorius offences is shown us follows:-roudering much valuable assistance, and Commander W. Bookwith,

that Air Harcourt bas desired Hia RN. Ercullency to convey to you-his apprecia. chir. D. Fafé ........................... tion, which is shared by the Army Council. Capt. J. T. Douglas..

Robbery

Burglary or laceony in dwelling 17

160

Assault with intent to rob

*

Kilopping and protection c

of the assistance rendered.-I'am die, Your obedient servant.

Messrs. Jardino, Matheson & Co.,

Ltd.

1000

women and children

MR. T. G. Murdoch

10

$210.00

Pitary

1

(Su.) CLAUD SESAR,

Colonial Secretary.

Moonis. David Sassoon & Co, Ltd.”

1:000

Mesars, Batte ückl et Swire.................. ·

1,000

| Moearn. Baise & Co...........

1.00

Members of the EP.

Unlawful possession

Mawara, Güman & Colaba

500

53.0)

[medy $1

48.00

1th

ጎሮ

Mr. Eau Iu Chang...........................NTOISTUR 3. Lau Tak Po

500

300

Canton Insurance Office Ltd.

2,000

33.10

-10%

News hu been cr

nceived that le, heu. Menus Gibb Livingston & Co. R. Deany, youngest son of Mr H. Isis E D. Sasson & Co.

Sie C. P. Chater, C.M.G

300

250

2,5KM)

2,000

Mission (Senin + TV } Members of C, M. Che- Aprons Half (walow} Certed by Mr d. P. Seut (Haiphong)...... Collected by Mr H. J. McKay(Konginazi}; — Me and Mic – Frank

Suit

De d. A. Meitpants Me Dunises Mellan

31 AM Acres L. Dickson...

is Fine ice Langtille

Wia Ethel C. Reil ......... De Jessie A. MacBean... His W. ft. MeRog.

Collected by Mr J. Arnold-; Capt R. A. Biras

Mr J. Stopni...... Mr C. P. Archer Mr G. W. Kew

MrJ. Wilson..........

4 The Praya Est and sustain dr J. B: Holloway ayoral injuries he been removed to the Government Civil Hospital,

11

Capt AC Smitir enemie 51 F. T. Dayla.

The theft of 30 cents worth of fish | Collected by Mr. C. E."

Warren:

from the Godown Company'ı promises

The

|

Mr A. J. Walters Mr H. Steinfeld

R. H. Hamson Mr A. Cordeiro Mr i. Acnck

Mr. Xavior... Mr A. J. Lindberg Mr D. Brath ........

Mr E. James... MISC. K. Warren.

Mrs J. son Mr C. E. Warren

Mr C. W. Olson Collected by Mr F. M.

Cinwford-

Mr F. Graham. ...

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Fraruar evidence—if such evidence is necessary of the detestation in which German methods are held is forthcoming in a telegram which we print: to-day fromi Johannesburg. In it is stated that serious nati-German rioting has taken place, resulting in

| cost a coolia 14 days hard labour and four fifty-one buildings (German property hours' sto kathis morning, Mr R. Takham, probably) being burned or wrecked Súperintendent of Carga, prosecuted. and damage done at least to the extent of quarter of a million sterling.the Folicitors engaged Arranged with the In the Summary Court" this morning

There was no looting. This outburst Puisas Judge to bare heard in Chambers against the Germans is evidently an e-morrow four claim for wages 1 indication of the feeling engendered rurkish Bath Co. against Samuel Green Japanese supplyoss of the Hongkong by the sinking of the Lusitania, which field, of Fedd Street, what issued as

imanager of the company. has been universally recognised as r diabolic murder. In London and else- whero in the United Kingdom sinsilar anti-German outbursts have occurred Tlicy are the spoutuneous and natural fair-minded people against acts of Winton savagery. In some respects, it is very, regrettable that such: scenes have taken placesures, against Melba Lavey for 81,000 was

Achim by Samuel Greenfi le, Pdder Me F. I. Cmwierd......

Mr G. J. Harman expecially at Home, but the people mentioned in the Summary Court this Mr S. J. Arab

Mr Lam Tam San

would be more than human if; in the noraing and fixed for hearing on Thursday MrTam Shau Shan circumstances, they refrained from iternoon. The solicitor stated that there Mr B. A. Stanford

Mr. P A. E. Scrived.... showing their detestation of the possibility of the action being settled Mr Rt. I Ezidger before then. Another netin which was Mr Dancan Clark German methods. What the Germans stated to be in course of metriement, Rose Mr J. C. England. have done and continae doing justify | Mortis v. Lantise Form; a claim for $100, Mr. Bullock... Me W. B. Cormack.. what has taken place and the only was adjournal for one week.

Mr A. E. Faine...... regret that need be felt is, as Mr.

Collected by Me B. D. Asquith ointed out, that the innocent

Harvey arn now in danger of having to pay for the crimes of others. From the when she was torpedoed by the KoenigsMr. J. M. McGregor few particulars that have been tele-erg, nod landed at Santum, whence the [graphed regarding the disturbances USA. Causal sent him to New York. in London it appears that the object Later he went to Liverpool New Zealand

WM: POWELL, LTD.xpression of

THE DIARY.

MEMO. FOR TO-MORROW. 21.30 p.m. - Auction of Antique Chinese Cation at Messin. Hughes and Hough's

General Memoranda.

MONDAY, MAY 17-

King of Spain's birthday (1886).

5:30 pan-gan Recital at St. John's

Cathedral.

TUBADAT, MAY 18:-

Emperor of Russia's birthday (1868) WESTERDAY, MAY 19:-

Nesbit

TODAY, May 21-

2.30 p.m:--setion of Texkwood and Blackwood Furniture at * Messze. Hughes and Hough's,

BATVEDAY. May 22:-

Soon-II.K. Electric Ca's. Meeting.

The Puisne Jaiga, in the action by tween two Tadinax beard in the Summary | Mr 9. H. Dutton Court yesterday afternoon, non-suited the Mr C. M. Castro plaintif with cast against hi

Capt. GH. Alecek Mr W. G. Pitesin mount in dispute was $130, said to be the Capt. L. Haney price of two cows which plaintit bought | Capt. A. Fraser.. afterwards wrongly rewrld thens.

Collected by Mrs B. Eustace: J. A

fruen defendant, who was alleged to have

:

"Tommy" Egan, the well-known el swimmer, is serving with the Aus Long was in the steamship Indian Prince tralian Contingent in the Dardanelles.

aid Australis, and for a time served in

of the rioters was chiely, if not entire-Egypt with the Australians.

Is, to nuolest those alien enemies who,

them should have been interned, no matter whether or not they may now be naturalised British subjects. For too long bave aliens been tolerated | in the United Kingdom, as too often have a soch undesirables been nothing mire than spice. It is to be hoped

by a strange lack of foresight on tho It is credibly reported that s namber part of the authorities, are still permit of rubber trees have recently been found Fin Inner Mongolia, which yield more than ad to be at large and are evidently 300,000 pounds of rubber. A number of being alloyed to continus in their prominent, Chicass merchants in Tientsio Challenge Tonais tatch: Grega gual avocations. One and all of are now organizing a company for the development of the enterprise, and they bate propused to recuro $800,000 as capital. If the quality of rubber produced in Mongolia is discovered to be, in no respect inferior to rubber imported from Abril, China can use the native rubber, thereby saving an coormoon amount of acney expended erary gear for the im iekshas. It is esiculated that, from the portation of forzien zu ber for the use of

second year to the fourth year of the Rs. pable, China has bought ne Europa that the authorities in London and $2,000,000 worth of rubber. elsewhere will be able to cope with: the rinting, but for the mishaps. that) Whic Molay, Empire Day. Publicave taken place the Germans have

Holidy. Anniversary of "the "Birth "of Queen - | themselves to blame. It is “rightcon.

Victoria (18TOL

BONDAY, May 28:-

Whit Sunday.

MONDAY, May 24-

WEDNESDAY, May

Qaton Mary' birthd ep (1817).

Faway, May 28:-

IL5. Stove bach ygu Salilament Day- Ebay, May 30

Decoration Day (1.5.A.) Tricky win ley

THE EDWARD

THL TREBLE MURDER

CHARGE,

.....................

Mr R. D. Harvey (April & May)

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14

A. E. Jackson.....

D. E. Clark...

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A. E. Roberta....

K. L. Railton

H. B.......

M. J. Brewer

PW. A. Wilki...

1.50

Tocad dgerque

CRE

the

Peursen taurd en were reported Pullen during the year, the same. Lum hers in 1983. In connetion with 10 of these reports, no arrest was made, and in the remaining four cases arms were made, but in these four enses nos real 11.00 that was obtained fit persisk.

33.00

36.00

37.00

59,00

$,00

$710.10 24.30

387.89 $13.00

MER. D. HARVEY'S FOND

15 10

Les diff. is exchange Staff, Taikoo Dockyard (april)

Collected by Capt. H. D. Mr F. G: Becke

"

Jones :-

W. L. Foster ...... Capt. and Mrs H. D.

Jades

Collected by Mr F. A. Pago Patrick:-

Mr.

D. B. Izatt

J. Chipperfield..

+3

H. C. Serimshaw...

A. Granthaw

BL. Friedma

E. A. Friederichson

50 Ce

F. A. Pago Patrick. 10. Anonymous rom

10

$4.00

Already

99.00

Acknow. The hearing was adjourned this after. indignation" and no other feeling that won by Mr Wond of the application of

ledger List 1/31 242,115.34 8243,293.33 has caused the British-invariante Mr. Sharpe K.17. (lastracted by the Crown

Sdictor) the extradition & Canton Monthly-Subscrip- slow to demonstrate violently--toupit requisition from the hinese Gov. express their feelings with so rauchment of Canton of Hang Shiu Lun, on Already acknow

gour, and who will say that the the Weishow or Wei Yuan Yuan district of

| Gerinans, latest atrocity does not merit |such reprisals?

A further we k'stemand on extred tinn. DISPENSARYdings in Macan against Bro. Keer in C. KAMMING & Oo Lг, Chemists and Druggists

barge of committing three murdera iu

tion

1,238 24.

MANSLAUGHTER,

Six cases were reported to the Police during the year as against seven in 1913. In cao case, no arwah was made; in the xemaining ve cases arests were made.. There was one case in which conviction was obtained (1 person). In four cases there was no conviction ( persons),

CANO ROMPERIEÀS ~ _ Seventeen gang robberies were jopeźted to the Police during the year as against 40 in 1019. En 11se, no Arrest was made, and in the resulting six case) arrests were made. There were thres yos in which convictions were obtained (9 persons of whom 6 were convicted und 3 discharge. In thres cases there was no winvterion (9), persona).

STREET STÅ HIGHWAY HOBNERIES, Sixteen street in highway rubberies! were reported to the Police during the In eight year as against 23 in 1913. As a trust was murdes in the w umizing eight cases Bitests were ma The Weir four cases in which "ousvic"" sions were obtained is persons of whom ! 4_wn convicted and 2 discharged). Ini four cases there was new conviction (5) person!

DEATH OF MREEN, R. DENNYS.

Danuys, solicitor, was killed in netion on Mr. Ellis Kadsgris the Dub. inst. Bly Ken. Donnya, who was. N. J. Stabb bam in Hongkonan 18, and made many Union Insco, Soviety of Canton friends bera during a visit to the Colony in

Wa

Ltd.

1509, was in the theatrical profession & small contributor who hopes the outbreak of the War, and enlisted in the Artists Corps. recently gazetted Second Lieutenant in the Royal bunster Fusiliers, and probably joined the Roll of Honour an the Franco-Helgian Frostier on Sunday last.

Thawwing corrosive duid Beediving stolen property Child' stealin Threatening letter Attempted burglary Sedition. Publication Attempted armed robbery „Posession of materials for

making forged notes.... Attempted to obtain tuwmeyi.

ly false pretences Aiding and abélting in a

piracy.....

Aiding and abetting prison anto volcagus Ion law, tl easterly Fulitication of seromats by

Jerk

Shopting stel vnuing grier. dily barm Possessing, explosive sub- stant with intra .......

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"the Community of Hongkong will provide an aeroplane to help avanza many cowardly acts Hongkong & Stanghal Banking

Corporation.....

Hongkong, 1th May, 1915.

N. J. STALO,

10

5,000

$ 16,310

Hon. Tresanter.

The wial amount required to provide an armed Aeroplan on behalf of the Colony

in about 825,000, ao further subscriptions will be receptable.

EXTRACT FROM OVER-MEAR APPEAL TO TEX

PEOTTYS, OF THE AMPIRE,

The latest type of Vickers' Gan-plane, complete with gun. is £2,250, and these machines are the latest word in sizeradi, | and can be obtained for immediate delivery. In view of the superhuman efforts which Germany is making to establish a mastery of the sir, the Nation can mako uşe' i every Aeroplane given to it.

The Over-Sena Club invites donations from all parts of the Empire, and Bui. clout funda and forthcoming it is hoped to present one Aeroplane from India, ona from Canada, one from British West Indies," one from South Africa, and so on.

If ces section of the Empira contri- hutes sufficient funds for an Aeroplane, the name of the country or district will be painted on the machine, which will serve

splendid testimony to the patriotism? of Grater Britain. In view of the recent Activity of Garinan sirmes, and the oficial The number of onses in which converterman statement that the Yarmouth raisi

sions were obtained was rar på against

ROBBERLER ON BOATS AND JUSKS, «bergh cises merit, commencal to the Police in 1988. during the year as agdast 19 in 1999,

RAMBLING

is only the precursor of many such exploi every Aeroplane which we can provide will e needed. The greater the response, the

Two lubrifi, and forty gandding wagreatar the mumbos of Aerop'abes which

Ta tra es, no arrest ans made: iu the remaining due cases artit 4 werntants wen, exonated as aging 32 in ale. The was one use in which con- 1922. There were 15 enses in which no viction was obtained 11 person but inviction was obtain Trentewight the other case, there was no conviction were lottery cases, compared with 41 in (1 person).

PROPERTY REPORTED STOLES, AND RECOVERED.

PIRACY.

1013.

The estimated valuo of propertý stolen

we shall be able to furnich.

Na sulmeription will be too small, atd.

we invite avery British subject in ang part

of the British Empire to contribute to sur Aircraft Fund.

ed

Nearly £20,000 has already been enllest by t

y the Uvez-Sens Club te provide tobacco for our sokliers and sailors. We confidently appeal to the patriotism of British subject beyond the seas to make our Aircraft Fund even greater success. Will you help us friends to do the same? by subscribing yourself and saking your

Please start collecting to-day and return us this collecting shest not later than Empire Day, May 34th, 1915. All, com- munications and donatina about? be mử- dressed to the Organiser. The Oren-Seas Club General Buildings, London, WC. All remittances will be acknowledged by

The Tai On, a river steamer of 138 tons frading between Hungkong and Kong Mus, owned, by the King On Steam during the gear was $100,073.27

against #276213.81 in 1018, a decree ship Co.. ft Hongkong at 7 pm on

At 10.10 p.m. whes of 11.31, the average the last April 27th, 1911. off Ri ) in Chiness waters pimies who w years bing $209.125.81. The valus bad bounded the ship in Hongkong of property recovered and restored to "MUL $26,907.30 H aginit passed attempted to take possession pers of the ship. The European Officers and $70,004.00 in 1913, decreas under guards with great courage resisted the property recovered in the previous rear pira, who after some time set fire to the ship, which was carrying a compnty The ship of 40 paracagers and crew.

pore, 1 vagranta received from Dutch was berned aut but 180 persons were property loat of recovered:-1914: Artí

les reported fest, 321: valtie lost, East Indies, 108 vagrants received froz rescued. With the assistans of the

| $18,206.220; articles recovered and arti- British North Borneo, 1,256 vagranté were Chitese and Macao Police twenty-thames found which were not reported text, received from Saigon, and 14,195 Coolies

pirates were arrested.

Keventen

of $43,006.41.

LOST PROPERTY."

The following a * return "showing

FALUTU.

them were executed by the Chinese 105; value found. S4,8.17: 1913: Ani-received from Singapore, were sent on by eles report, lost, $12; value" "bat, Authorities."

1000

rats for opin were utal by the Police and Excise Officers of the Opium Fara compared with 2.047 in 1913. In 68 cases opium 'was found and so porous "were arrested.

The Norwegian stemmer Childur of $25,71915; rticlex recovered and arti 1500 tons chartered by the Chino-Siances found which we uct reported list,

74: value found, 35,51.44. Co., No. 5. Queen's Stood West,' and

OPIUM WARRANTS. trading between Hongkong and co6s.

Two hundred and four surch waz. porte, luft Hongkong at March 15th, 1914 About 6p.m. whey about twelve mill South Fast of Man dozi Island, about Sixty pirates who had boarded the ship av passengers over povered the offers and took posse-aipu of the ship. They ransacked the ship nod then left in small boats which put off ' from the shore. With the assistance of the Maena and Chidese Police fifteen pirals were arredol.

J

OPICH DITAN. Seventy->briel warrants were exvented

the Police for korping Opium Divang. 40 cases convictions were obtained,

Of these ningeue cast was discharged amf is a viced

·WEIGHTS ASD Mearches....

have been executed by the Chinese, no arrest was made. Withorities fona died in gasi muud trial of others pending,

On August 29, 2014. in Ordinan titled the Piracy Prevention. Ordiname was passid "unlr which the owners onl river steamers and steamers trading i si pirts have to enter inte bends carry out rehnin regulations for the pr

The Faminer, of. Weights und -Men- surasymade the following verifications :-- | Pozele Sales, extanined 273, correct 260, incorrect

Chin Scales, pesandbed 2,714, correct 2,657, 'incorrect Yard Measures, examined 311, cor rect 314, incorrect nil;-Chok Measuresji

ledged Lists 131 42,298.16 43,536.40 etion of the ships. ['p to 31 Decem. examined 549; correct 5-19. incrrent nil.

Mr Wood, who is indisposed, announced Remitted to Lodon; - What he would adjourn the casio until 22/12/14 £17,000 Monday afternoon.

| 29/3/15 £7,000

Sergoant Famar Harford Blackmore," An old Crimean and Mutiny reteran, whe joined the ray seventy-four years ago.

who recently died at Aylesbury at the age

-n shares of abduction was granted by Mr of 90, enlisted in the 58th Foot in 1841, Wo ở this motôing. Detective Inspector and w service with his regiment in the China war in 1842-43. Hesian took part in

He

195/10.101,436,95

Fifty-nine prosecutions werò instituted

the Police.

· LICENCES,

The following Licences wera, imsund dur- ing 1914-

1,150 Hongkong Jinrickahaa,

16 Kowloon Garage Lleoners. 20 Kowloon Garage Drivera.. 343 Kowloon Jinrickalas. 685 Hongkong Chairs.

00 Hill District Chaisa. 13.406 Drivers and Bearers.

1,864 Truck Licences.

8 Private Vehicles.

33 Motor Cars (Livery).

10

Moter Capa (Private).

Motor Car Drivers.

18 Motor Cycle Licences.

20 Motor Cycle Drivera.

Aacticnears.

Licences to store Acetone.": 8.Billiard Tables or Bowling'Allaye.

12 Distillery (Old Territories). --

32 Distillery (New Territories).

50 Licences to store Dynamite.

911 Licences to shoot and take gamé.

24 Marina Stores

247 Money Changerä.

00 Pawnbrokers.

Poison (Wholesale)

240 Spirit (Chinese, Old Territories)." 83 Spirit (Chinese, New Territories). G744 Hawkers, and others detailed.

DOGE OLDINANCE.

2,600 dogs were licensed daring 1014: 114 watch dogs were licensed free of charge: 1,156 stray doge wars impounded. 408 were sent to the Dogs Home and 747

8286,829.73er one hundred and soven bonds have

been signed, and one hundred and fifty.underthe Wrights and Messurrs Ordinance, a conviction was, noorded in enob earn.. eight guseds under Police control have the amoort of Does being $129. bear engaged. The total number of There wors six prosecutions instituted eleamers affected by this Ordinance is under the Dangerous Goods Ordinance, aiz 1/93 & 1/1) 76,737.66 208,174.61 aut one hundred and fifty. Two Euro convictions, the total amount of ines being were destroyed.

$30. Balance in hand

pesta and 26 Chinese police are czapkoyed |

1608 prosecutions were: iristicated under in searching stenders and pasengers the Traffic Regulations." and 1537 convic Hongkong, 13th 138, 1015.

uler the stove mentionid Ordinance, tious recorded.

Fifty-two begin were dealt with by the and one Firejeun fance-Sergeant is in JSTARE

Magiatmte 9 were sent to Canton, charge of the gurdi. Hon. Treasurer,

$18,658.12

Watt, of the Criminal fazendige Str Wars in India, 181748, and on the Department in da the application Teatark outbreak of the Crimean War volunteered ing that the necessary evideɗce from Macro for service with the 38th Regiment, and

servod throughout the campaign. roturned to India upon the muting outbreak, and took part in a number of actions during 1857.58, including, those THIS is no dangerous and so around Lucknow and Dawnpore, Ordesviog

rapid in its development that every

GREAT REDUCTIONE IN not yet arrived.

PRICES.

PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY

DISPENSED

Pare Drugs, Patent Medicines, &G1

ZA. QUEEN'S LUATE HOMOKOSU,

Bengkong, July 22. 1913.

A GOOD RULE FOR THE HOME."

CROUP.

the army in 1874 Bergeant Blackmore went mother of young children should be pro to New Zealand to set an instructor to the pared for it. It is very risky to wait until ARKit affile of your home to always Volunteer and Militia Furces of the the attack of croup appears and then send rep on hand a bottle of Chamber Colony, in which he bore the commission of for medicins and let the child sufer auül Esin' Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoes Remely lieutenant. He remained there for twenty it can be obtained. Chamberlain's Cough enfoguned auxinst bonal complaintstarpe rear... and succeeded in breaking up Romely le prompt and effectual und-bas Fatways cures promptly and so household the notorious Kolly gang of bushrangers in over, been known to fail in any case. is fe withers it. Forale by all Chomists Austalia. For those services he reseired Always have a bottle in the home. For and Storekeeper.

State gratuity,

sale by all Chemists and Storokospers, "

A OTHER FELONIESÍ

ARMIN ORDINANCE.

Seven licences to import and deal in arms nad two to deal in sporting arms and ammunition were is ued dating 1014. Dur ing the whole year a Pr. cinciation has been: in force prohibiting the export of warlike 77 persons were departed from Hoogtores from the Colony. The following aring and atomunition were confiscated during the year, viz

Cler this healing are comprised the kong. following

DETORZEIS AND VAÚBANT.

730, persona departed from Singapore,

8 persens deported from British North Borneo, 402 vagrants received from Sings

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