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EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

(Reuter's Service to tha China M18.), (Continued from Page 1.) LEAGUE OF NATIONS.

NOT THAT WHICH CAUSES DELAY.

SCOTTISH LETTER

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THE STRIKE WAR.

THE CHINA MALAYA

standing and friction between them

A znemoting in hocour of the Glas-

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WHY DO WE SLEEP Ý

EVERY DAY MARVEL THAT WE DO NOT UNDERSTAND..

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TUESDAY APRIL 1919.

PROTEST AGAINST. "PICCADILLY-MEDALS.”

WEATHER REPORT,

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ROYAL OBSERVATORY HONGKONG, DAILY WEATHER REPORT.

Station.

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Wind

Hour.

Barometer

at Sea Level

Temperature,

Humidity

Weather,

and their employees. But, he re- marks, this admirable atmosphere did not result in satisfactory produc tion: output per mun fell, while the built by the Shanghai Dock and The launch of the att. Marita, (From Our Own Correspondent.)

cost of production rose.

April &å tëk. 1^m--No returns from exceptional drm like. Mesars. Yar April 2 at the Peotung dockyard. If i angineering Co., Ltd, took place an

Seven silver medals för bravery February 13:

Japan and Vladivostock. Pressure has Many indications point to an early run-it is impossible to carry on inlet go and no the ship gided grace because they are so familiar it never Morant, the chairman, said that of probably highest over Japane

row,there are others equally well A 2.20 p.m. the signal was given to also the most wonderful, but just the Society Admiral Sir George Digby alightly to moderately elsewhere, and e have just been awarded by the Royal inercased derately at Weihaiwal, and Some of the most usual things are Humane Society, and at a meeting of lightly at Shanghai, is ha decreased." resumption of industry on the Clyde. This country, with diminishing pro fully down the slips, Mrs. Thoresen occurs to us how wonderful they the recipients the most heroic was a Ir. the rest of Scotland the situa duction per man, interrupted output broke a bottle of wine over her bows, really are. Paars, March 17th. Prezident Wilson, to-day, issued the mai. The anke has failed, pot, as pletion through stries, and increased ship Godspeed and good luck to all and faterworkings that go to make Grace, of Gourdon, Fife. The story

tion is rapidly appreaching the northrough unrest, uncertainty of co-as the same time wishing the good

Hongkong Rainfall for the 14 hours following statement-In view of the the strike leaders enim, through the wage cost the fabric for the great who travel in her. very surprising impression which seems intervention of the military, but be average bulk of industrials concerns

In all the complex arrangements skipper of the motor fishing boat againat ha average of 7.93 inches.

young man, Hugh Lownie Ritchie, dis at 10 am. today, 0.00 inch.

Cotal inca January lad, 4.82 inches,' to exist in some quarters that it is discussions of the Commission on the cause the large majority of the con

up human life there is, perhaps, none of the "bravest deed of the year," soon on the sth.

Forest for the 26 hours ending at League of Nations that are delaying the munity, inchiding the large majority owing to output per man being anywhere Mr. J. Prentice proposed the is blotted out, the activities of our lows: Anal formulation of peace, I am very of the working less community, was thing up to 200 per cent, greater than prosperity of the arts. He said bodies and minds cease, and sleep

is black indeed, In Yancouver, journxt to the offices of the builders, at regular intervals our consciousness hope gold medal and £5, is as fol and N. or variable winds, moderate; The company present then udmore remarkable than that by which for which Ritchie receives the Stan -Hongkong fo Gap Rook. E. glad to take the opportunity of reporting against the movement. There may here, wages are normally much high that lots of difficulties had come the alone. possesses us- that the conclusions of this Commission

fair, log or mist. were the first to be laid before the Plenary be divided opinions us to a shorterer than in this country.

On the early morning of October 9 No. 1.

-Furmosa Channel. The samo as Conference.

They were reported on week, but public opinion is over

Yet since last the fishing boat Grace was at sea-outh coast of China. between February 14th, and be world has had a whelmingly opposed to the waston Sir Lenden Macusey, with the ther. The inspection of the buikling dividual every day of his life, the rough and the weather, dull and Hongkong and Hainan.

Will British Latour." concludes non-arrival of material and bad wea ordinary course to every healthy in five and a half knots, the sea being

way of the builders; both as regards this miracle happens In the and four miles from Gourdon, going ongkong and Lamooks. The same as full month in which to discuss every fea breaking of bargains, to the intimida-satids so quickly running ous, not had been undertaken by Capt. Murder wonder of it never strikes us. We threatening. Without warning a No. 1. ture of the draft, Covenant then sub-on of decent workmen, to the hold learn that production is the life and Mr. Lied, and he regretted that do not stop to ponder on it and to huge wave broke over the boat.

No. 1. mitted

South coast of China, between During the last few days, the Commising up of the public services, and to blood not merely of the mition, but ill-health necessitated, the return ask what is it that happens when washing one of the crew overboard. sion has been engaged in an effort to mob rule, and all at the command the paramount condition of their home of Caps, Muller; he wished him life is thus almost completely inter- When the water cleared the man was take advantage of criticisms which the of a soul and arrogant section of own prosperity? Is there no-one to better bath, prosperity in the home rupted publication of the Covenant has for agitators. Such methods can never tench Labour and Labour is amen- land and a speedy return to Shans do we wike again? bupately drawn out.

A Committee of the Commission has prevail in a society such as ours, just able to cold "common-sense that bai. The toast of the Marita was Like most natural phenomena that reaching him, kept him afloat for seen some distance to windward. also had the advantage of a conforence the use of force could not prevail with production at home on the then drunk.

Why do we sleep, and more, why Ritchie, fully clothed and wearing with representatives the neutral it were not supported by the great Canadian and American scale, work. Mr. Trentice presented

heavy boots, at once sprang in and, pations, who are evidencing very doop bus of the people. intercet, and are practically unanimous in their desire to align themselves with rest is shitted from the Clyde to put, they obtained the whole of the ed him on her behalf.

For the moment the centre of in-than if, on the basis of present ouskaite bag, for which Mr. Sem thark. tells us that sleep is a

men would secure greater earnings Thoresen, with a guld chain chate hidden from us. The physiclogist was brought round and both were Afrs appear so simple the explanation is nearly half an hour when the boat the League.

The revised Covenant is now practically the Thames. I use the words for employem present profits"

synaptic dis hauled on board in an exhausted Buished

sociation of, neurons." "It may be,state, It is in the hands of a Com-the moment" advisedly; the mulig mittee for the final process of drafting, ants do not conceal that they have GLASGOW HIGH SCHOOL WAR Co., said: The Maria in originally a

Mr. Burns, manager of the Dockbut we are not much the wiser for Admiral Fremantle mentioned that and will almost immediately bo presented other schemes in the fire. Ghsgow,

that even if we know both what is a 853 persons had saved 761 lives and a second time to the public.

MEMORIAL

Friederikstadt type of cargo steamer, it is synaptically dissociated.

neuron and what happens to it when attempted to save 127 others. In Conferences of the Commission have though outwardly quiet and orderly,

bus with so many additions, I think we do not know just what sleep is bronza medals and 606 vellum certifi invariably been held at times when they is really in a state of siege. Alt the gow High School boys who fell in she is almoeb.beyond their style. nor why it happens.

No, addition to the silver medals, 176 could not interfere with the consultations strategic points in the City, the main the war is being widely supported, claimed that they were building in happened because the circulation of home rescues during the year had of those who have undertaken to forma public buildings, the principal indus About 1,400 officers and 1.100 non-

year or two ago some shipbuilders

cates had been awarded during lats the general conclusions of the Fence trial works, ure occupied by the mili-conmissioned officers and men, edu- proved Frederikstads and this, the blood through the brain grew so been effected by boys of ten and up takic

It used to be thought that sleep the year. A large proportion of Vidicstock 6 Conference with regard to the any other try. Not only infuntry, but artil-cated at the High School, have contended that it was not possible sciousness, could work no longer and during the past four years he had Nagasaki

Nemuro Be complicated problems of pease, that members of the Commission can congrusalery and cavalry, are on the spot, borne arms; and of these 420 have to improve on their type. I must sleep took place. Many years ago, been on service in France and Pales goshima.

Friederikstadt firm resented, as they feeble that this, the seat of con- wards. Major Guy Paget said that Rochi

Hakodate iate themselves on. the fact that no part and parade in full war equipment. been killed and five are missing. I of their conferences has ever interposed It is eloquent to ace the sentries is proposed, first, thut, there should say I think they had a good indeed, a surgeon studying the sub- tine, and could say that the Society's Naha any form of delay.

pacing to and fro in tin hans. be erected within the school a pers an improved Friderikstadt, but I of the brain through a hole in the ranking next to the V.C. Machine guns are ready there are manent memorial of those old boys am quite sure she is a very superior skull of a sleeping animal.

puse. We will not say the Marithject watched the falling circulation medals. macy rolls of harbed wire; and the who huve falles. Secondly, that the streets are familiar with the heavy fund should be applied towards erect-1

and Busia Laland Yet this above the M.M. and the D.S.O. Weihaiwai B rumble of armoured tanks. And the ing on the new athletic ground which Det Veritas Lloyd, said the Afarita does not sleep because it has less ment at what were styled deroga Changaha

is only effect, not cause. The brain He fourd Captain Parker, on behalf of the has less blood because it sleeps; it men there was a good deal of resent. Kiukiang'... curious thing about it all is that when the High School are acquiring at,

that among Service Hankow

Ichang things were at their worst a single Anniesland a memorial pavilion, and well worthy of her class and was blood. baton charge of the ordinary police otherwise contributing to the equip that the Deck Co. would long con- that during our active day we make, about with rows of medals, not one Sharp Pka 28.66 da

up to first-class standard, and hoped

tively "Piccadilly medals." served to disperse an incipient rot,

It did Shanghai ment of the ground. And thirdlytinue to build such ships,

More recently it has been thought seem ridiculous that men should go Gatzla With: Glasgow: still feeling, though that the, fund' should be applied to- in abated strength, the current of wards commemorating the services of stadt type of Norwegian standard of deadening mental action. This could not be included with them, but Taichu... 23.6.

The Marita is of the Friederik poison which has the peculiar action yet the society's medals for heroism Talbotu

by the activities of our muscles a of which was for war service, and my unrest, and with many other parts all High School boys who have play ship, and the second of the kind to gradually accumulates in us till by had to be worn on the right breast. Teinau..... of the country displaying the symped their part in the war. toss of disorder, we are under no mated that the scheme will cost Solnaer launched last year by the the brain is overpowered. This argt not be the case, and he would like

be built in Chian, the first being the the time that sleep is due at night In these democratic days it should Koshan...... temptation to slip into the comfort about £15,000, able belief that the tide of trouble is

Dock Company and on completion meet is supported by the familiar to ace some representation made to Hongkong spent.. In all probability we have

engaged by the British Government fact that there are many poisons, the King Colonel C. James said be Gap Rock.

Canton 6 x 29.99 not yet witnessed even the dress re-

trading to and from: Great Britain drugs of the bearsal of the dram of revolution

during the war.

dope" class, for exagreed with Major Paget. She will be equip-ample, which are certainly capable often found distinguished offcials Wucho 8a

They Macao ped with the latest appliances for of producing sleep. the quick-handling of cargo and en-

going about wearing ribbons add Sleep is a necessity of life no less decorations when they had not been bodies the latest ideas in ship off than is food. "No man has ever further than the southern coast. ciency. Her londen Esplacement is succeeded in keeping awake for more 5,000 tons, which means that she than a few days continuously. If he will carry approximately 3,100 tons is forced to do so, as in ancient of cargo. With triple expulsion en- gines she will steam 10 to 11 knots tickling of the feet made sleep im tortures, where constant on 1,600 i.h.p. Her length is 277ft, possible, he falls at last into a com- 42. moulded breadth, and 20 atose state from which he never Mesars Brausgaard, Kiosterind moulded deptb. Her owners are

awakes.

Co, Drammen, Norway. The main inco, and boilers, steam steering gear, steam winches, steam windas, evaporator, winch condenser, Weir's type feed pumps and heater and

WRECK OF THE 'NIMROD." BIR E SHACKLETON'S FAMOUS SHIF LOST.

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Two exhausted sailors" found in the bitter wintry weather this morn ing on the shore neur Great Yar-

mouth were all who were left to all the tale of the total wreck of Sir Ernest Shackleton's famous old ship the Nimrod; says the Daily Chronicle of January 81.

They were dixitted into the Sailors' Home at Yarmouth, and there toki a thrilling story of peril and escupe

The Nimrod was on a'voyage from -Blyth to Calaix with coil, when. about midnight, she struck in heavy Beus on the dangerous Earber Sand, off Cuister.

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Rockets were red, and all avail. able flares burnt, but before the life- boute launched from Caister and Yarmouth could reach the spot. the Nimrod had been buttered to bite, and her crew of 12 were battling with a stormy sen in weather below freez ing point.

The chief engineer disappeared early in the disaster.. A. lisbout broke loose and drifted out of sight 'without an occupant.

Eleven McD were then left with the remaining boat, but it capsized; and eight men, Including Captain William Dorchurn and his brother, were lost.

The survivors drifted about on the bout's keel, passing and re-pussing the Cockie Lightship, and crying for help. Charles Watson, becoming exhausted by cold, slipped off and Bank.

The others, Jamies Thrawlson "(chief nute) "and Bussell Grigory.. (boatswain), clung on until by strange chance the boat tighted al they were eventually driven to the

beach.

Lifebouts and tags went out when the disaster became known und-made senzeb for anyone se who might be affect, and a military patrol ex- plored the beach, but poly discover- ed portions of the wreck. The two survivors belong to Hull.

The Nimrod was 45 years old when Sir Ernest Shackleton secured her for his 1907-0 expedition to the South Polar regions. She was then engaged in a sealing venture off Newfoundland, and arrived buck showing signs of the rough treatment she had experienced in which bed over-run her and damaged the ice, her bulwarks. She bad already re ceived many hard,, knocks in the course of ber varied career, but she was perfectly sound, and, when thoroughly overhauled at Blackwall, created such an impression, that Bir Ernest Shackleton said he felt “real Ty proud of the sturdy little ship."

CORRESPONDENCE:

DR. BARNARDO'S HOMES. (To the Editor of the " China Mail.")

Sir,May I pass on to others a suggestion which has been made to me, namely, that, as the War Chari- tes aubscription-list hus just closed, the ex-War Charities subscribers might be willing to give their usual, contribution the month to the. Hongkong Bed in. Ir. Bamardo's

amcs.

If as we were tald, every fighting man_made a difference, then we surely owe a debt of gratitude to the 0358 Barnardo Boys who took part, the war, and this endowment fund Hongkong's recognition of their rvices to the Empire, and a mem ial to those who diedYours faith-

PAULING POLLOCK. AμZET, 1019.5

It is esti

GIFTS TO ST. ANDREW'S UNIVERSITY

re-

St. Andrew's University has planned for us by the Bolshevists.ceived from Mr. James Younger of The British variety of anarchism, we Mount Melville a gift of £30,000 for may feel sure; will be as astute and erection of a hall for graduation pererering as the Russian, and in remontuk. The ides of a gradus the immediate future we may expection hall was first coted at the to find the agitators busy manufae, turing now labour troubles and fomenting all sorts of cosial unrest. LEAVING THE CLYDE FOR

VANCOUVER.

quincentenary celebration in 1911, over £5,000 wae subscribed, and it is proposed that part of this sum shall be devoted to the erection of an organ in the Younger Hall.

one.

The decision of Messrs, Yarrow &

A HIGHLAND GLAN WEDDING. Co., Ltd., stripbuilders and engineers, The Maclachlan of Maclacatan, to dunisish the output of their Clyde whose engagement to a daughter of works at Scotstoun, and increase the the Cluny Macpherson of Cluny has production at Vancouver, is based on beer sacounced, represents one of the view that America offers better the oldest families in Argyll His prospects than this country for the clan hame comes from Lachlan Mor, her auxiliaries have all bee con- economic development of the ship-Big Lachlan," who fourished instructed by the builders building industry. One of the Clyde the 18th century.

Weir own But the family workshops and the vessel is highly Directors of the Company, when ask-history goes back to the mists of Snished and equipped for her class. ed what were the considerations that antiquity-or, as it we once put,

The berth vacated by the Marila had inuenced the decision, replied to the mists of the West Highlands will immediately be occupied, as the that American workinen handled The galley on the family coat of armas keel of a 6,000-on steamer will be twice as much material, as corre suggest that the old MacLachlans laid at, once. Besides a sister of the sponding number of men in this were sex rovers, though not neece-Marita, due to launch in a couple of country. The transport facilities sarily Scandinavians, were also more satisfactory,, und, the

weeks, the Company is busy build. costs were quite low. For instance, they coki got delivery on the Clyde of steel plates and ungles made in favouraby with that of steel plutes America at a price which compared and angles made at Motherwell, unly a fe miles distant from Scotstour.

Had the frequent abour troubles on the Clyde anything to do with the decision of the firm?

The future lady of Stratblashlaning the standard ships for the British belongs to the Cun Chattan. The Government, and other craft, and family surname, Macpherson, sign-the shipyard and workshops are prac fiesson, of the parson," and the tically covered with worked material of Kingussie and Captain of Clan ancestral parson, Murdock, Parson ready for erection în place. Chattan," married a daughter of the two sons, Duncan of Chiny, the' eld- Mackintosh of Mackintosh, and had est, being the ancestor of the Chiefs

Chinese

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HONG KONG REGISTER.

There is no greater misery than interested House: Major Cchen Labusp sleep that nightly brings us fresh Speaker accorded it instantly with a antowilling, wakefulness, and no craved the indulgence of the House. sweeter, boon than the untroubled for permission to speak seated. The and invigorated to

the next day's wave of the arm, and hearty cheers from all parts of the House showed that members were of one mind on the matter. Major Cohen spoke briefly, quietly, and well. subject was an amendment to the Address expressing dissatisfaction with the pensions given to disabled sailors' and soldiers. The following note in the Straits referred particularly to partially Times of March 26 shows how disabled men. (Sympathetic cheers.) purity campaigners" garble their "There is also the totally disabled statistics"

man. I myself am graded by the In our leader on March 20, in a Pensiors Department as 100 per reference to the CD.A. we said that cent. disabled. But I think there are "The Purity Campaigners do not still some things "I can do ("Hear, quote, as the Royal Commission hear.") "A man of my kind can take does, the history of these Acts." up tailoring, or cobbling, or type- The accuracy of this statement was writing. challenged, and we were assured that solved the problem for me. I récog- My constituents have the history to which we referred was nise that every totally disabled man given fully in Dr. Douglas White's cannot become a member of Parlia synopsis of the Royal Commission ment. But he can do something. at one of the early meetings, during nothing to look forward to Temperature Report, and that the whole of it was He does not want to sit at home! quoted by Mr. Makepeace in a speech with nothing tơ ore influencing everybody. I do not the problern whether the Mackintosh Paul's College, Hongkong, last even Purity Campaign week. If we were but the drawing of bis pen. Humidity mean, the labour troubles on the of Mackintosh or the Macpherson of ing

do and

Barometer. Clyde specifically. The Clyde is not Cluny is the bereditary chief of Clanschere for getting college students, we acknowledge our fault sion." A cheer of friendly approval Direction of

He is pushing an American different from other parts of the Chattan.

in their vacation time to do some

freely. Here are the facts country. I mean the spirit of labour'

followed the speech. Mr. Will Crooks throughout the United Kingdom as

free taching to their less well-o five inquiries into the Acts were the new member and others followed Rain... The Royal Commission state that crossed the House to congratulate Weather

Force | a whole. In Arerie everybody

fellow boys, with emphasis on the made between date of their passing the example. Col. Sir James Craig At a quarterly communication of Bible as a text book.Daily Voca- and repeal wants to do as touch so he can, and the Grand Lodge of Scottish Fren- tion Bible Schools are, he says, he is allowed to do it; hub the feel masonry, Col. Sir Robert, K. Ster successful in the U.S.A. If we ing in this country is that a man art of Murdoslom, Paat Grand thought that our students would give should do as little, as he can, and Master, installed as officers Leed up their holidaye to altruistic work, prevent every other one from doing outgomerie as Grand Master De- we should recommend them to teach more than he does. Even if a man puts, the Earl of Elgin as Senior the poorer hoys something untul waits to do his best, others won't let Grand Warden, the Earl of Stair as As it is, we are only miklly excited hin. It's a hopeless kind of doc Junior Grand Warden,, Major Nor- by Mr. Boyle's advent. trine, the doctrine of the restriction man M. Mckean as Senior Grand in this country as if it were an article Grahame of Glenny as Grand Sword- of output; but it is regarded by men Deacon, and Lieut.-Col. A. M. B. of religion. They honestly believe in Bearer.

THIS ISN'T AMERICA. His reply of Cluny Since then many a word from New York was speaking at St. was: Yes, most certainly these and other battle ba been, fought over

The Rev. Mr. Robert G. Boville

the doctring that to restrict minut

is to spread employment."

Mesars. Yarrow have had the yard,

at Scotstou on the Clyde for about

18 years. They had previously car

ried on shipbuilding at Poplar, and

FREEMASONRY.

BUGAR,

The Sugar Commission were to

SWIM OF THE GALLANT FIVE.”

veteran

(Parliamentary Secretary, Ministry (1) Committee of Medical men, of Pensions), in reply, said

1868.

(2) House of Lords Committee

..1868.

(3) House of Commons Committee,

1869.

The number of pensions, and al lowances granted up to the end of last year was 1,780,000. That nummi ber was being added to at the rate of 15,000 to 20,000 new awards a These three committees recom- week, in addition to 25,000 or 30,000 mended the cautious extension of pension renewals a month. At the the system of the Acts." Vend of the current financial year the (4) Royal Commission, 1870. This pensions bill would amount to nearly

commission was generally in) £50,000,000. favour of the system of the Acta.

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HONGKONG TIDES,

compiled at the National Almanne Office,

The de-table kiven below has been la London from the result of the analysis of observations taken by means of sa automatie tide-recording machine in the

The zero of the table correponds with Water Polios Basin at Tam Sha Trut during the years 1803-9, 45 were almost equally divided in apiatori," but "the majority re- Shameen was entered by some un the rare of the sounding in the Admiralty ported against the repeal of the welcomed visitors last Saturday even-hart, which has been found to be 4 feet

3 inches below mean sea level all a Acts were ing, while they were attending an To obtain the depth of water on the In 1886 the Acts were repealed

entertainment in the Canton Club tide gauge at the Victoria Naval Yard Dr. Druglas White's synopsis says

Theatre, the property lost being $200 add 3 footfaches, and on the gauge 4 Inched to the height given in the table.

Mr. Harry Ledger, a swimmer of 68, led four other swim- 1879, reported in 1882, Members Courtney of Butterfield & Swires, at mere to the banks of the Serpentine

The apartments of Mr. and Mrs. on Feb. 8, and after the ice had been broken they all took their plunge, despite the 18deg, of frost which pre

bad transferred from the Thames remove the embargo upon the use of because of the high cost of produc- sugar in restaurants for sweetoning vailed: There was some shivering tion there. They were able to re- beverages at Home in March. Stocks when the five inen returned to the

April to 18, 19102

DIRK VAZIS

Haugong

LOW WATAN

duce costs by 12 to 15 per cent, duro'sugar are: gradually accumulating. beak, but they all said they folt fit of thes five inquiries that Com in Hongkong notes. Mok Shin Kwan st Lament Dook, "Aberdeen, add 10 feet ing the first year or two of their and the position will be favourable and well after the experience. Mr.mittees of investigation were appoint a servant of the house, has been an operations on the Clyde compared to the removal of all restrictions very Ledger has not missed his plunge ed in 1868 and 1869, Royal rested on suspicion by the Municipal with their working expenditure on soon. Theatres and large retailers this year. the Thames; but they have never will be allowed to resume the le ploited to the full the accommoda-of sweetmeate on March 12

Compassion in 1870 a House of Police, tion which they required at Sote-

Corranons Carminittee in 1879, The toud.:

reports were lukewarm in favour of Mr. and Mrs WA Wilson from TAKE CARE OF YOURSELF.

the system

Singapore are making a brief stay in a Mr. Make peace condensed the the Colony while waiting passage to You want a clear head and good abowy condensation in the following England for a boliday Mr. Wilson Sit Lyndan Macusey, who acted

digestion you must not let your bowels Worris Reports were lukewarm has severed his connection with the hecoms clogged with poleucous waste in favour of the system of surret II Singapore Free Press and on his return as Chairnun of the Clyde Dilution

rom the body, na is always the case race and medical examination of to the Straits will take-up the wate Commission and later as Director of

of outdoor are fuld keep your mission does not say anything about with which paper the Hon. Dr. Lim when you become, constipated Froper food, an stundanes of water and ploprostitutes The Royal Com editorial chair of the Malaya Tribune, Shipyard Labour, sends a letter to the bowels and should receive the most beweis regular. When that ails you the reports being "lukewarm. Boon Keng is connected. Mr, Wilson sa the Times in which he pays a high acetal átigation. As som se any un ould take Chamberlain's Tablets simply gives the facts which shew is the author of a popular book cumpliment: to timarrow firm and noticed Chamberlain's Colic and Diar bos is and are easy and pleased to that the Picts were repealed in the oublished in the Straits, Mutiny

natural loseness of the bowels They caus & gentle movement of the their officers for their endeavours to chos Remedy, abould be given. For turc For sale by All Uhouts and face of frye official inquiries which & fusings, and co-editor of Wis oliminate all causes of undercle By All Chumists and Storekeepers.Atorekcopozisy

Fended in their favour.

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WHAT UNDERLIES THE YARROW MOVE

BOWEL COMPLAINT IN- CHILDREN.

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