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risk indul to have changed the matches, Jocuse they must have known that if it were discovered

The Basing of the Hongkong Legislative they would be their rosard a la care herstel Casamigell he proved syninat thom. All theyCouncil was opariad on the 5th Noramber. The were skal to to was to got frn ensor of theas Chief Justice, Hon. Sir Georgo Phillippa, took matches; they had pad thom, and ba did not as the chair while the proclamation was being read, what object thang could have led in fixing a false sapanny one. Having obtained tematahes and then were also present:- required was, it likely they would go mud fix the matter on sa on elan when they knew they would havo to stand tan-firvoforosa-examination and did not know what evidence would be given by the people in the shop and in the golown if tiny brengat such a Ele charge. With respet to the alteration of the sale paty, he hid not for moocul attempt to justify Oban Yuu Po, but if his story

true allowance must bo made for him.

His Lordship sail that Mr Justice Russull douel the alteration at the fucwer trial "And

MAIL SUPPLEMENT TO THIB "HONGKONG DAILY PRESS," NOVEMBER 9TH, 1896.

2a Ordinanca to amend the Law relating

"Tawa-brokaze. · 1. Ordinare to amend the Law relating

to Commera. 4-An Ordinances to consolidate and amend

the Magistrates Ordinazoos. 13-The Commision appointed under Section par. 7 of the Chefen Agreement of 18%, and The Additional Article of July, 1885, hue mot and real mutitionally to the terms of an arrang

HoF STEWART, Anting Colonial Secretary, Hou. EJACK Worn Acting Attorney-General.mont, which however will not have effoot nabe Hon. A. LISTRA, Colonial Teasurer.

it i ratified by the Teperial Government as well Hoa. J. M. PRICE, Surveyor-General. as by that of China. In cable therefore at Hon. H. G. THOMSETT, Harbour Master. present to enter into aur explanations. Hmm. P. Rruje

Hom. F. D. SASSOON. Hou, WorG SKLING.

Hou. A. F. MAC OWEN.

Hen. J.Bulavina.

Mr. A. ST, Clerk of Canneita.

The preclamation canroning the Sossion hay-

drew attention to it. And he his Lordships was ring koun raad, a mosango was sent to the Acting satisfied it was intended to be asel as altered, Goreraar informing him that the Coal was

beaduse the informer said the lawror would zot bara hoon satisfind if it was not for Red Cuck magielas.

The Acting Attorney-General said the only I expionation was that the men thought the hill anght totally with the goods they and got. There was one other fact he would draw attention to. Mr. Tuoli mid he want to serve au isjunc tion against delivery of the lied Cock matches and he told the godown keeper what it was.

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The Acting Attorney-Ganesal said they had Mr Home wir mas that the godown keeper polated the Bol Cock matches. To thought the plaintiff an aunty onte rory god case. The Es which could of bago cfer was that the arches were here. Thay bad bund a good deal gboat Deals Gald slal at the hat they ad not sure as of them, and the plautista curtou tion was that all these mentious about Donble 12.44 Chan umuralna ware best suvers for the Red Chek matches,

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The Acting Attorway Clozeral said that with refrench to his learned fein's rotuarras to unfair dealizes they had no unfair denies

uth part of the plaintiff The unfair dating. bad bundes magainst Sha plainfi Fa, who hail estah, j lished a good repntation for their matches. Mr. Olete suit thog mand to sell 200 cases a amente, mid all of a sudden the-al-bog-to- divinish. It was his right, and his duty, to take all measures possible to discover the muss.

Mr. Leveti-I made no sparious on Mr.

Gente.

His Lordship It was by his agenta.

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said the conduct of the gents would reflect on Al tirote

Mr. Leach-And so it does.

The Acting Attorney-General in conclusion sabinilted that the plaintiffs' conduct had bean fer sal hoa set; and that the page from Care which Mr. Lewch had and would not apply to misconduct by an agent such as it was contended Ore Ind been ia this case.

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in Session.

THE GOVERNOR'S SPRECU. His EXCELLENCv, having taken his sent, read the following speech-

Levar.

The Cansit then adjourn until a quarter to in by tomato children The necessity of some fire. On reassembling the following reply logislation on the subject has been bug reprapazelly the Crimmittee was rid by the Clerk cognized, and is shown by the fact that at the of Concils:- preseas motent there are nearly 200 girls of May it please Your Excellenc¥--

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one portion of his ranarks, and that is the mine he sprang upon us about the Cestral Markat

tore I think that any avere eriticism on them wisfactory to note that II. . the Admin's Council, as well as from other high vidharities get wivious of what sock-pis gun carrings is ta might be avoided. have no doubt that, with trator ha aut lost sight of this important whose opinions are entitled to the highest bo akoptod. alive experiments as hig It brought prost farofaly home to our sado at homage to gum curciaga k the addition of the four gentlemen who have matter. As regards the carrying out of the rest. been added to the Board since me last matension of Prays I so that the blame minds this fact that the coarse of sanitary Ingista nothing more can feline here until it is known everything will do that oan be dons, and for the delay of this whore is ably laid un tion was onstuing like that of tras love, what kind of gas cliparts to be adopted and that they only want to be invested with more the Naval and Military Authorities. It is and that it did not always son wheth. The the apuos that will be fun. With poorer than they have at presant end we will 80s very curious thing, bat a short time ago I had Publio Halth Orlimares we therefore with regard to the muzzle landling gane, that is, then a a better stats of things. With regard to what a conversation with a high military authority drawn, and. I think, jatirimly withlawa, with matter to whink I wish to refer,

sert the object of recasting is late two separate met- often heard the Government is not keeping itu has been done towards getting a light at the here, and hid tho blaga to` a

I think extent on Civil Government. Ia frot sures to be introduood this sosion. At the first contraet In a minato dated the 1ith Forway, sugilera entrance to this hubour, that H. E the Administrator ann clain crolit I was led to boliera the Gay Parent had meeting of the constituted and enlarged Sani. 1880 His Excellunny say

The rasalt of there recommendations basin Pl to himself. for being the first who feat really cooled town ta & considerable extent upon this tary Board the draft bill we brought forward gone into the work and endeavoured to bring important rastier. This extension of the Praya and placed before now is abors, and from that the dam of defence a hoen very wrefully it to practical issue. I believe nothing would give the Military six wraz of ground, and tires to the present fuas continued to zecoire fra considered. Iusto of the works and r 14. The copresentations of the Chamber of codd be more practicable than having a light they wori prapaxed to pay two thirds of the cast them that earnest attention and apnaidaration maunting enna in existing works, the new soha an of fr single heavy guns, and whilst onitule pho works Commerce on the nearity of constrooting at the southerns approach to the Harbour of the andartaking. Of course it is possible that which it so pre-eminently deraande. As the Bill dolenes inclu loo for now works and time wa Lighthouse for the Southern appeal to the Why it was not nominereal years age it is disince that statement was made certain alterations will hold upon this table before long it criginally proposal at Quarry Bay il subtitrator Colony will be iransmitted to the Sarebury of cult to say. I think that at any time Sir Robart may have taken place; but I mat say this, that world. p rasp;,"by pramature for me to mentalite defence of the Mundo The State, as soon as I have evolved all the reports Hart might have bean approached. In fact I baftave if the Govorument took this matter in tax into the question at greater length now; but weight power of the have boon so greatly De tas subject which luvs bean called for, know be coalit have been approaelad on the subhaad in encuest the Admiral, who, I believe, well I cannot belo expressing a conviction, which I that such moes massive and eatly to an

An idea trane in the guns pe pod The day Reck is, in the opinion of theject. But I suppose it will go on now. I think sood return from the North, sold be indend to are sure the hun, member opposite wat are that tions and cpl vooronts have to be pravi and far there. qualified to judge, the bon situation for this it will now no longer be allowed to pass, and consult with the (tenoral and the members of this that Eill will be found an effactumady for it of their onto my latud may be t Lighthouse, although it is more difficult of Romething will be done. I have only to join in nucil, nut this desirable schemas ovalt very all the erils and complaints which depicts, from the rovi ed estimate gast of the semant access than some of the other Islanda in the im- the words of the Address, that wariow with really be carried out. As regards the all-importaal therefore I trust it will nat ha kong before which, fastead of being £17,50! will we a novel to mediate vicinity. This objection in, however, Igret the approbingdeparture of His Excellency ant matter of the fortifications of the calony, it takes its plaos in the Statute Book weght, beliare, not insuperable..

the Administrator train spong us, and when he it is to me & cost surprising thing that in his perhaps tan that the Sanitary Board has been When this minnie was presented to the Cour 15-E regret to say that the prospect ofourry goes I think he will have the hearty good wisher Exoolley's Address no allusion is made to it animated throughout its dalibrations us to and referred to the Finance Committee a ful whaleur. This ectony has hewn called upon to this important legislation by the sole dosire description of the works and guns was also i Honourable Members of the Legislative in the shoe for the extension of the of the community. (Applan

Praya. in order to conot the Busteru and Council.

Ion J. BELL IRVING- I bag to rise to ge-pays Tory Ingasms towards these fortifiantions as far as the oxiganoica of the public health befor them. The letter from the War Olo As I stall in all probability be soon refiered Western parts of the City, senins as roote and the Reply of the Council to His Bellar's and yet in an important address like this them will admit to congait on the one hand the dated 18th September 1885, shows that in the ari- When the The original ostinste of the oast of this Address. My hon, friend the senior 13oflolal is not a single wort of explanation as to what welfare and interests of the masses who are gins! schomo the cost for the works was £15,000, of the resposible duting of administering the work made by

the Survagor-General Was Thember has tonohad so fully upon the overal progress has bon made, or how theg at present mompelled to tahabit the houses of Hongkong, and in the repiand scheme £116,00), Government of this Colony, it would obviously on. This had to be raisnil anbiequently se painta in the Aditrans that it is only left for me stand. Of course, seeing that no allusion what god on the ether the interests of the landlords Finance Comittee was asked to wet this addi be impradout for me to make any atatadents, £71,060 is order to meet the objections of to say that His Excellency's Address is en sleazevar has been made to it, I can only assume that All landlords, Lum sorry to say, who build such tional sam a full description of the guns, the sine, which might pleilge the Governor, regarding the the Naval and Tiliary Aufbosition, and land to the point that it cannot but be appreciated things are not in a satisfactory state, because I houses for personal proât without dva regned to system, weight of shot, piercing power olo, was comandivated, and it was after seeing and enri His Lordship-Dora Mr: Hawel spunk Chi-besiness that will be transacted during the though the whiels of thy land to be veslaimed. by all those who take an interest in the altairean oortsin that if H. D. the Administrator drainage, to proper lighting, or signata vaati

ousning session.

which ta elizanted a £190,000, was to be up. of this colony. I bag,, therefore to ascend the mould hay sail anything favourable with lation Trapant I think the evils which the hon.sidering this that the vote was unsuimonsly regard to them he would be pretty certain member has depicted in such glowing language agreed to, and no departure from the armament, Mr. Towell said he spoke Chinese to a certain eitherulenty sader consideration, or in regard to the Admiralty declined to beat ang paction of

2.-There are, boworar, some public mesures propriate to their us, the War Ofae a Teply to the Address,

Hon. A. P. MACE KN-Sir, I wish to rsmarke to have done so. My hou. friend the senior will all be found to come within the grasp of prorised in that paper has been made except in extant and it wens in Chinese ho spoke to the go which reconimandations have been received from the cost, The Secretary of State for the with reference to the reply toika Addrass, which unofficial manter, in speaking of the lazarośŝo I the now Ordinanca Our sim therefore should one or twa instanow where the sizś of the guns Her Majesty's Secretary of State for the Coluates; Calories, on the other haud. has causidered that was considered at a privats mosting hekt two oe on Stonwalters Island, and com-he ti napadite that Ordinance, and place has bon increast, Therefore if the hon. m- Mr. Fach-How do you know be understood which ought to be pashed ou as soon as possible one half of the cash should be borne by the Im-thras days ago, which consisted of his and pletion of it, Inforred to some remarks it upon tas Statute Book with all possible spond, ber seus se masslo Jouling guns arriving it ta you?

-As regards the Financial position of the portal Departments in consideration of the great unofficial members of Cannail, that I docitned to mult a former mesting of the Chamber of tor is that Ant lies the only amady for the grils boossss those azal loading gas are for post- Mr. Heweli-By his answers.

Colony, the Acting Colonial Secretary and extension of groned that they would gain. take any part in the proceedings for this reason Commerce in which I expressed fotbt as to which my hon. friend has referred to. The hon. fine which according to the best capable of Auditor General, in his report of 16th Septem-General Cameran las singo roammended that a -I wished to leave myself free, sither to criti- whether my hon. friend opposite the Surveyor-member last made sims romarks in what I may judging are bast capable of being defonded by ber last forempanying the Fatimistes for next portion of the currs past entailed by the models that Aidroas, pe to take whatever notion I dezuratt would onmplate the work in the timenverr warmly expressed hangangs about the theso gan y han fried said he was dis Appointed with the Address, braait indioster year, stated that he anticipated that the Revogns Boation of the original plats should be borne by might choose to tak with referauen therets. I he stated, and I hare very great pleasure this Central Market. I ang atata that the ANATA, of the present year, which had bras estimated at the War Ofs but th Admiralty have stated dil so sto bcan I think that in a Crown orening in knowledging that in thinking this most of the Content Market is not in my hands. a mind which refused responsibility and it sha work would not be completed within the state Hon. A. P. MACHIɔver sold it was dowed forth very little work. Now, I atá güen $120.973, would ranah $1,304,000. The actual that notil sorge extension of their premises has Colony like this a formal reply to the Address in

The SVAY TOR-GENGEAL That is so. But no member of the Council who knows His Ea resipla for the first thras quarters of the year beat obtainal, they must withhold their sent, the instruction of which the unofficial raambers time I was entirely wrong has, buen $1031,350, or very nearly fou: dfthe 16.In respect of the larger public works and are also called upon to take part, is introducing completed. I went over there after the contract as the Government fally intended that year to cellency will with that. II. Excellone

rebuild the Warkat, it may be understand why cannot plodge al atare Govorace, but he i... of that ammut. There is therefore every rundertakings in which the Governant les beans it were the thin and of the wodes to mazzle was finished, and I saw the work myself. I con-

businesslīko son for believing that his anticipation will be engaged during the past twelve months I may them in the proceedings tho Connal gratulate my h m friend upon the excellent man.Sanitary rafarms my not huban instituted willing to take a the responsibility be can apau realized

mention that ingenteof an aprecedentedly sickly I therefore consider that I should he wall ar ie whos it has been completed. I pay anythers. The only impediment to the arealion of himself. I this is addess is 4-It in, hovor, very necessary to seating wong the workman at Tetam, good pro- within my rights it esket for an adjournment that to me the whole Address in disappointing. n new market has been the financial impediment statement of rus he really is to do. and to xureise trist supervision over the expandigress has been made in the construction of the of this Council; bat I do not know what It coma, I think, to have manated from a Rider than wasts tius in discussing maltors I sun aary- the armbers of the Council will mabas he will do s atrao to fulfil Hi Lorship saúd by il not think the dature of the Colony, for the year 1988 will com

new water-works, unil that partisi relief mar bey hon. friend opposite (Hon. Wong Shing man who anga Wall I am soon leaving the ser- of the past, and kies now no longer exist, Ingres with ma oveything is Evallency pro fendants were particular at infringing trademanes as will he soon at page 3 of rest year's expected from the subsidiary supplies in son any think of this, because either be nor I have vice, sud I am not going to take aug more ran think should be viser to ga to work in earnest,

arks, became the Danbld Coin purported Estimate) with a probable Lafuzon in hand of action with thess works, in the areat of a known anything of this Addresa till we came to ponsibility upon myself than circumstances so make an assault upon the old pile, and knock it an are His Excellency is the last person- I do not think. how tally ampel is to." There is very little indies down during the next your, as sont as this may who would shrink frora ting responsibility on- nisa tobon European mark, mit still the question only

............3115,000 drought recurring during art sowner. The the Council this evening

be fansible consistently with the finding of suit-hiwwolf when the exercise of that responsibility was as to this particular case.

Add to this the balance of the Loan, say 183,000 erection of Victoria College also progresses aaavor, after reading the Address and liston-tion of any progressive legislation, and to me,

tisfactorily, and the new building will, I trust, Ing to the Reply thereto that there is anys a newly joined member of this Council, It is able temporary accommodation for the Market would be conducive to the welfare of the Colony,

people. I do not very disappointing.

The COLONIAL. TREASURER--At this hour there will consequently be only

be ready for occupation early in 1838 New Pa thing of marked importance in it.

The SURETOR GENERAL-It may be fitting, The Actors ATTORNEY-GENERAL -Sir. Inf the evonlue I do not propose to any more than applicable to the extraordinary works already a buildings have been cemented both st think, therefore, that it is more far ma të commened, the the completion of which during Kenedy Town nod at Mount Gough for the press for this adjournment, but if my hon. friend perhaps, that I should reply to some of the rowish to aid a far comarca to what are baan said a word or two. My hon friend (Mr. MacEwan) 1338, the following suns will be required:- protection of the resident in those localities, would like time to consider the Address and con- Farks whisk bave fallen fritm the hoo, mamber on the motion for the adoptica of the reply to evidently determined to solebrate the 5th of No. Tytan Water Works about ....... $ 12,000 and proposals will be duly submitted to salt his contrymen in this clay will refer who has just addressed the Conneil, especially the Address. With respect to Guauce. I thia's vember by blowing up the Government,andhehag have my hon. friend opposita (Mr. MacEwent said he certainly done so. I propose to contine myself ta Victoria College

55,000 you for the construction of Police Stations arrence to certain points in it, and if he likes to pro-with referance to matters with which Folies Buildings 24.

70,000 Quarry Eay and at Abard vn. Arrangeus powers resalation to that effect, I shall have much baan connected. The hon. mwake ualled, if I was disappointed. I don't think wo san join in Military Defences

170:830– are also-in-course-of-completion-for-beginning pleasures in esconding it and I have very little may say a very paturally and properly called, that fosling, w from a statement before me I

the erection of the proposed aw Central Mac-doubt the Council would grant that adjourn for further information as to how it camo And the refonas-baserer siago-1876 standily and It would have made his apsuch asre complete if

ment. kot Building during the coming year.

It is orident from my hon. friend's to pass that the estimate for the coastrac-regalarig and rear by your.risen from $870,000, he had told us, what he knows to be the fact that

1. stand hore B $307,000 Nothing, it will be observed, has been not dowe

12-In occlusion I am enafident that our silence that he agrees with me that the sub-tion of the proposed Praya between the Mar which it was in that year, to the $1,300,000 weich that Market is duome for Sanitary Works daring 1888. Means must labours daring the present gesinn, probably the jeats contained in the Address are not of sat-pay Pier and the Blus Buildings, which we expoot to racire this year. With respect as offer of this Governant who certainly for last at which I shall have the honour of co-op feinat importance to ask for an adjournmat, originally figured, as stated in his Excellency's to a large development of public works and insteen years has known all the facts the ba davised, when the estimates for that year are Tu Acting Attorney Gural-dr. Loach pared, the providing funds for this important rating with you will be marked by the sacs but I wish to make a few romarks with reforsuse Address at £15,000, should have extended to large exponitibure by means of a lone my hon. hou gentlemen has told us of all about the Eak zeal for the welfare of the Colony that has al- to them As to the statement ineluded therein €71,000, an increase of £30,000. The explana friend has expressed his disappointment no such tall and the hole & teat ling, and in the little .object.

Aacugst the measures to which I have ways bom manifested by the Members of this with referstoe to the finances of the colony, I ting of this increase is told in a few words. The pramme figures in the Address. I don't think I have be able to do in connection with tit referred in para. 2 in a Bill dealing with the Cenzoil in past years, and that the sales to think it is minantly disappointing. It is ovident extimate of £45,000 has referans to an early we could expect bis Excellency Pre Administra Market I have never lost any opportunity of try. Triul and other Secret Sociaties, aa al cnother be baitted to you will remite at your handy if we are to make the revenne mest the expenses echome I had the honour of submit Jug, as far tor letrarmel the hands of the future Governoring to battar the existing state of things. But The Govern-to-morrow and look at that Market will agre His Lordship That may or may not be regulating the carrying and possession of srips, that cereal and attentive consirlaration which of the current year, there will be but very little back as 1874, to Sir Arthur Kennedy, which by aurobing out late those great works. Every this I will any: any persca who will go down don't think it does. Of course they might have both of which have already be drafted and sub-has always characterized the proculings of this of that progress made in the Inture which we comprised the cousicuoting of a sea wall and on thirty-sannot be done st ence.

bar an ardently hoped for. At a previous bankorent raxning at a cniform level through. rent is fully awars of the importance of the snh- with ma, the one way not to saf tings right is Those Bills were Comell.Appl a more paths to Tarify the statements i themitted to the Colonial Ofea

recanaende by a Commission which I appointed His Excellesey then left the Connell Churber, meeting of this Council I ventured to suggest out. Subsequently the Admiralty objected to jects wajch have been montioned, and noimportant to deal with it on any patchwork systera. No- informers.

that pops a loan might have been rained for the project. They contended that it was abwa werk is lost sight of. Lu due course of time they thing could be more deplorable than to make some time a to inquire into representations and the Chief Justice resumed the chair.

that purpose, and I was in hopes that H. B. the lately szary they should be provided with an will all be taken in hand. Some altasion has been aisting evils worse by attempting anything mads to my by the Captain Superintendant of

THE REPLY TO THN ACTING, DOVERNO L'a Administrator would have taken a favourable inland dock or basin izsldo the proposed new made a sanitation. I don't think it is neary short of a radicul asily. The only thing that Palies and also by the Superintendent of the

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view of such a proposal, and more particularly embankment for thy perpass of enabling them to say very much about that, because in discus has indowed me to rise is to say that two yours Gaal, reporting the growing power of the Triad

as I was led to believe that my hon. frisad to revet the exigencies of the naval service in on the Estiastes which we had before us only a ago the Acting Governor, the Auditor Godaral Society." The proceslings of this Commission The ACTING COASTAL SRCRETARY moved

on my right (the Colonint Treanor) has rest of the refitting and revictualling of Her short time ago 9000,000 was got apart for saní-al myself, all three af us addressed the Sar- ware necessarily confidential, and it was only on that a Comitton bainted to prepare a raply rarared with his nanal care and precision Majesty's ships. Moreover the Admiralty stipn.tary works next reir, and may hon. frist by his revor-General ad begged him to he'd his han this understanding that much of the evidence to the Address of His kielloney, the Ceramitten a Rehamo for borrowing & vory mach langer lated, is cus of the conditions of their nagnfassiles on that point accepted the principle that with regard to hat Arkal. We had not got ar His Lordattip in delivering judgment, said was obtained. The Secretary of State basalto sunsist of the Anting Attorney-General, the sum even than what I proposed at the raceting in cance in the project, that the proposed now ma that sure was sufficient and that only the works ons, narroald we afford to to the Markerente. that of come there could be a doubt the plaurendyapproved of the proposal to pass a new Bill Colonia! Treasurer. Hon. P. Ryrie, Hon. F. D.

question. As regards the all-important point riue roadway should be carried an on Lasoond. Corred by that sun would be carried out next The hon. gentleman says we get from $890,000 to Ti pre peloutly justi in averia to dealing with Frinds.

Sassoon, finn. J Ball-frving, and the Acting of sanitation, I think it is extremely disappointing gradient from the Murray Pier, so that by year. I don't think, as her mads go protest then, $10,000 a year from that Market. We do, and find one was it was that was pirating their G-Another important treasure which will be Colonial Secretary.

ing to ants that there has been almost. I may the time it reached the Naval Yard frontage it he has any right now to come and say no allusion it is a lat on foot I very much regret, but there tryle mask and resorting even to the spintroduced early in the Session is a Bill for the

The COLONIAL TREASURER secondel...

say, no allusion made to it whatever. The only should have attained a ancient height to admit bos been made to mailary matters. Frora-the is this to bid if the Governmaht did. Carried. views of persous like Chung Lai and Chan prevention of aouses connected with the so-called

point that I could see with roforonce tuit in of a bridge over the entrance to their dook or statoment of say hon. friend the Surreyor-Ceno- not got that money it would be going into the YP but he shrught that where a party adoption of female children, and domestic

the address is the heps held out that a draft basin which would anable them to preserve their ral be vill perceive smitary matters are one of pockets of middle-men, and the Gorerament rearted to destruments like those they ought

Public Heath Bill may be intro inord daring the communication with the sex while the roadway, those abjects receiving the close attention might as well have it as let it go to the bucksters to take some stops to verify their state

present Session I confond that such an import was carried ororhead In addition to that the of the Government. With respect to the and stall holders who would otherwise appro- 500,000 WAS "Hot apart priate it. But there is this consideration. that In this instance he thought they ought

snt matter a this ought to have ressived the Military Authorities in conjunction with the Ad Central Maēst,

wewald not do without that $30,000. Wowali. to have got some indepen/lent perica to ro to

chief attention of the Govorament of this Colony.miralty in-ized on the onbankment being pushorl for the anquisition of property this year---- the padder and watch the proosadings. At pretender age who are being taken care of ander the

We learn with satisfaction from the Ackless Things are, no doubt, in a most disgrastal state, further out into the harbour, along deeper water, and I may say it has been very difficult to get not appropriate it for the improvement of the sont they were entirely depoudest of these use direction of the Registrar General sasiated by delivered by Your Exellency that the bar and I think there are very few people thisthas involving the cost of the laying of deep saw the property-- $30,000 for next year. There- Market. Whan wa were delivered from the ab lucir secount was that they admitted having the Fo Loung Ink, and who, but for that care, able anticipatius orand respecting the ranous entony perhaps I might even include earlais si foundation a It may readily a walorstool that fore it cannot is said the Garerior is shoringsolate paralysis of public works which had reigned for their own parpas, alterul the bill of sale as would probably, be consigned sooner or later to of the Colony for this year will most probably the officials who are aware of the rasl state of such very heavy additions as these to the original any ramissassin that matter. With respect to farsome years, and found half a million to the good. prisontal to them at the shop, and substituted a life of infamy. The powers which the Regia be renlieul, and ve biliore, that the incrate things which now exists. In order to pravo ov simple scheme could not bat inoroase the out the Gap. Raak light my hon. friend re- we went to work to spend it like a seboolboy the Rod Cock for the Donble Gold Coin. He tur-Geaoral posses ace, however, considerve which has yearly taken place in the revenue will statement to x certain extent I will with your mate of east very largely and these additions greted the papers had not been sent in. I spending a ball-vrowa. We thought them was on could not caneive that this was done, as these inadequate for the purpuso in view. Dilities be main cinel. We think we may safely rely permission to to you an extrast from an official will give hot. members a dive to the larger believe it is not been possible yet to make and to it, that we could send it half a dozen Alin urine; it was loue, as the of a legal and zastitutional narra bare hittar upon the revenue of 1888 being salliest to report which was sont ju to the Gorerumsat av Suure of £11,000 ant forth in the Address any estimate of what it will onst. It is tines over and still have it. The Treasury wes Cara, Yuu Po kimsif said, because the to presented the introduction or the Bill. But most. the demands which may be made upon it. at a June, 1895, or ahont 18 months ago, hay While on the enbisat of the proposed Prays tras a fam socka have elapsed since wa visited in a lorganised state. There had been a sac borys world unt be satisfied antesa ha beaught these difficulties have been now evercome, and it Wongres with Your Excellency that it is still referees to the state of the Market. It is extension I nay. perhaps, be permitted the place, but it is felt and must take case of acting appointments--one mas for a the1 Cock mark. It was unroubtedly in his gly retains for the Legislature to deal with necessary to exercise a strict supervisina over a very lentily report, and it is one of the most incidentally to remark that for the first time to take any reliable estimates of what such fortnight, suother for three days, another for sir considered weeks, and so forth, so that really yon may say this Lordship's opinion forgory. The question Bill the principle of which has been approv. the expenditure. then was was he to take the evilerses of thosed by the Seiretary of State.

We learn with pleasure that a sum of $12000 prebere I bays ever ass issued by ss time in the bistory of this question we have work will cost. There have

à General in command of the China Station whe. the Uffealties of the approact distanca, and there had fores me time really been no responsibl min as worthy of belief was they started off by 7-Cha Sarretary of Stata has sisu arpressada al that will be required in 1991 to complete

holding liberal views on the matter, is animstad whether we could gai anv reliable contractor who head of the Treasury, I don't know whether, using a false document? This fect was suficient bis approval of a gestion made by the Sathe Tytaz Water Works.

The occupation of a specially set apart for the by at. exrnest desire to gratify the aspiration of well underinke this job. I don't think any when the hot fit of extravagancs took place, I sale of hartan fand es wollige is in ftagit a worg to throw doubt, and not only diahr, but grare

perintendent of the sol, in his suuusi report, Among the mousures which Your Excellency

gravo sanitary defect. It becomes a great deal more the colony as to auiting the eastern war western avoidable defty has take place in placing all the was Treasurer or not, but if I was I had had no denbts the whole of their avidanes. It had at prisoners who have earned aroission of proposes to present for the consideration of thy ran that what the bongoa are not only pre-ros3rtions at the town by moans of this omnecary documents in the beads of the Ad- srperience at all. And therefore what I must been cantended for the plaintiffs that without sentence should be placed, as in England. under Council, we attach special importance to the fol- hat also quite saft for human hablation. That these bank pent

call the extravagance of the colony took place at And even if the Government should miristmtar.

Hon. A. P. MacEwer asked if he might be a time when there was practically no responsibl regarding the aridance of these men the abain the supervision of the Police, so that if four lowing: A Bill dealing with The Trini and other market homes sro uninhabitable is beyond quantion he unoble at the moment, owing to fonnciat of civitanons was so strong that the fact of returning to a criminal carer they might at Soorat Societies; a Bill for the butter Pictae. The best of that are so posed of two rooms, more or considerations, to gica effect to the soheren, it loved to correct a misstaternant. Ho it the Treasurer. We spent all this money, then we had their having produced five cases of Red Cook once by pt back to prison to complete their time of young girls and a bill for the Puliona lled with cd, without enesenie uses of

sny kind. There is one room which is oly 11 fest will have been a highly desirable thing to rail Acting Attorney Ganemal seemed to be under the one bad year if not two, and we Emad ourselves in ales lead to auch a strong presump lou original senteness. A Bill giving effect to this supervision of Gertain Criminals. This last mea

lene, 7 foot wide, and 6t fent high, and the grester ourselves of the present favourable attitude of impresion that no estimate for the Gap Book such a position batwe really did not know which they got the Frese this shop that judgment recommendation will be laid before you.

sur, in presence of the number of recommittals, portion of which is ba low ground, without any windor, the Military Department, and to procure its light bad bean prepared, whereas Sir Robert way to tura. Therefore, bosovar much we may 8.--ACoroission appointed by ma tomport on must birea for tus plaintiff. But if was :

regret it, this $30,000 was required for uther and the only opening to it being a doorway 6 feet by we believe to be greatly needed. not. For some reason or other Chan Ye Po presentations made by the Superintendent en

We observe with approval that a Bulombody fat leading into a live fiels store. Thin hole gives acceptance of the schemes in soch a manner as to Hurt had bad one prepared

The Aczing ATTORNEY-GENERAL-My bon. purposes and could not he spent on the Markel, render it anliky that it can be afterwards the obercrowded state of the Gaol has recoming the recommendation of the recout Gul

sleeping poopmodation Summer and Winter traover altered on tanded; or the coat still further friend also said that from information he had re- there was a fact that could not be got over. did not rake this business bimself, but

·wart-to-Ekang Lai, What was the resounded the infiction of whipping for certain Commising respecting whipping for certain of

increased. The hon. member appolice has exceive he was under tho, impression the delay and I for one went to the Surveyor-General and The only reason was that Chuap Lai toer where offences. I have no authority for introducing a fone 4 been prepared.

I have visited that hole solf, and I can pressed the opinion that if the Colonial forara- counneted with the Pryn ertopsion had hem begged him to defer for another year the recon- some of these matuhes are. For all that one change in the law of such importance, but a

With respect to other Bills mentioned in dim what I been said of it in every particularment ked sa prionsly, desirous of having this partly caused by the Government having cooled lauation of the Market. It was very bad, but it knew they night hava bean in Chang Lai's own Bill embodying this recomandations of the Your Exellency Address, we trust that they I have also visited in the Market veral other scheme carried out they would nagnostimably Rown. Asfar as I have seen from the documents had gonesa for some time, and there did not seem possession, or the posarasion of some other Commission has bean prepared and want ho may during this asian be adfet to the Statutes holas in a far worn state than this, in which I

have been able to carry it out. I am not to which I have balaccus there has been any insuperable objection to its going on for a It might be in order to earn the ra

for consideration by the Imperial Goverment.

book, Judging from their title, we believe have seen men netually suffering from loathsome aware that any want of anth desire can be co cooling down. The Government have pressed other year; at any rate it had to do so. Now irard and save his fried that he got his friend

9-1 has slso forwarded for the consideration that they will prove aminantly beneficial to the diseases, hires in the midst of the food supply of attributed to the Colonial Authorities. The the raitor forward as much as possible, but there there is one thing in which one novar gots"

this colony,The raport goes on to szy :: po al purchase the five cases and change of the Secretary of Stata a Bill which was real Interest of the Colony.

delays that have arisen are mainly owing have been differences of opinion hetwas the one grain of sympathy from the public, and a first time last Bession outitled the Eupenu We learn with satisfaction that the quos. The very fat than three houses are uvinhabitable to the objection of the Naval Depart Miktary Authorities and the Naval Authorities, that is any attempt at economy. Every stem. At any rate there was no explanation

This Bill proposes Letion of a Lighthouse for the Suathorn approach seams anticient to ansura that the Carornmant I ment to being ent off from the ses frontage and the Naval Authorities are very averse to one has an iron in the fire, a scheme to urge given to satisfy him as to what was done during Vagrancy Ordinance.

deal with those Europeans who are frequently to the Colony is at last receiving seriens no longer allow them to he pcampled na dwellings.

ho is Mrs Money zaight be and their bear brought to Messrs. Wotton sad landlar discharget from rassels in this port and attention, and we hope that shortly this resttermore expecially as the Haard-bas sires 17, its the enge by an intervening public roadway. It is als bring out off from the ses, and will only sousent and every one says his schone would not

of a private individual, takin eteps under eeotion 3 af entirely owing to the favourable view which to that on the basis of receiving some post much, who are either destiinto or become so after e

will take a practical shape. The want of a light Ordinance 7 of 1893, with rerard to aninhabitable General Cameron takes of the project that the tion from the Military Authorities in the way of foved for thrt, surely one could find

Awalling! This being the ones, it means revdlere to Government now for the first time sass sama additional spaon, which the Military Authorities mool as 330,000 or $50,000. Well, perhaps o°30 take out their case, and if he could not short period. As International questions are has been much fel! for raus years, sad ne viilat on the somowe disgusting details of handrade pròspact of carrring out the improvement within i do not xep their way at present to grant thera, esuhl for one particular seliame, but money is believe the evidence of these two man it was

involved in this measure, it was withdrawn after port of the world of the magnitude of Hongkong of on sidoping nightly in control with and surroun meaaneable distanco ct time. As to the re- My hon. friend las, vaid no allusion.has been wanted on all sun, and we shall never be ab. impossible for them to do it. He could not

is without a loading light to its principal ap-ed by the food of the majority of the inhabitant of marks which fall from the ban. member, op made is the Address to the question of the forti- to spend money right and left; we shall always belive the evidence of two men who started

It is accounted for behave half-a-dozen ises for every deur wo posse1 nff with a forgery. With regard to the

We join Your Excellency in regretting that with regard to there dollings it seems need. posite will reforone to Sanitary Works, the fications. That is trus eridence for the defence, he must say they It-Thus Sanitary Board, which has been eu there should be any difficulty in carrying out a seemed to have fairly established their cases for larged by the appointment of four additional schema so desirable and so groutly nodded as the { of men slooping rightly in contact with our foode-sware, that the Government of the colony in Oatcher His Exeedinuny referred to thet sab. aumentation. There may be some truth in the fess to dwell on the disgusting details of antror hon. manber may be aware, or he may not the fact that in his closing speech to the Council My hon. friend poke of money spont in or as it could be established. There had been sorne Un-official Members, have had ender their coa

extension of the Praya.

soustructing the main made with the fortifcations, and in his minute aster before bat a Surveyor-General who Buish- It is satisfactory to learn that progress is apply. I have discovered that in that Marset has been for the last three and a half years lost and asid satisfactory progress was being charge. At the sada tinu I would say this, wa Amorepancy betwese the goitown keeper and the sideration for some time past the provisions of a

there are 1,200 men and upwards sloppioz night-sidenaly engaged

A building was tyftsurrounded monger as to how often the latter was at the go-Draft Public Health Bill which were included being made with the larger poblis works and

by boulders and the rough hill side. We don't down, mit his (bis Lordship's impression was the Barceyor-General in a general Ordinance dertakings of the Colony, and that arrangements I will ask you to follow me in the anoceed werage of this town upon modera anitary dated the 17th September last His Excelleneyed his work off

ing remarks of this report:-

principles. From the returns which I hold said.-- when the manager gave bis evidence thay Lo was relating to Buildings, prepared by hiss a year for the acestion of the now Contral Market aro

ia my hand find that during the last three The amount providel for Extisonary Public quarrel with our cook when he gives us a good going a little too far in raying he was there every. I has now been decided that it would be well advanced

There is caly pus pail lost and it has four com-and a half years in the Western District of Vio-Works is $700,000. For thin yhe pravision wis ori dinner if he puts a frill of red paper ronn day. But whether the manager was there or mare convenient that the provisione originally i We have board with regret that this is prob.partments ft in closed during the day and open st taxis 2.450 yards of monin sowers bare hoop con- rintly 3 for $59200 bal it is probablo, that the end of the lag of mutton; and I think not ho (kis Lessin) did ant think be knew proposed to be contained therein should be dealt ably the last Session during which Your Ex- right in practical Awanza box withwat light or strusted in the Central District 1,800 yards, sadin bost $755.300 will be exponded, the construction of the community is glad to say this finished of Tentilation. Kvent on a lamp is required to see with separately in two Bills, one confined to celleney will preside over this Council, cad w

wist the place is like. The Contral Markes Author the easterndistrict 3,100yards, making in all 7.450 Mila Defangen having been carried out with greater and the work made to look a credit, justead

expedition that was originally contamplatod. Daly much about it, but the accountant was the technical building matters only and the other bag to assure you of our tusarly co-operation is all ties do not apply the rice with a light. Two yards of new mais sakārt, or roughly sneaking, | 531,000 was provided for this carose during the bre, oftheneglect of anything like finished work which relating to purely sanitary matters. I hope that wach measures conficive to the welfare of the bydranta stand on the wad and west sides of the about four and a half miles. Besides this many sent year whereas it is probablo that $210,000 will be prevailed until ten or twelve years ago. I am

closet, a vegetablo stall on the north, the door of the other works of improvement in connection with spended.

surry there should be this want of dollars, this these Bills will be laid before the Council Colony as Your Excellency may bring before as

Hon. P. ETEIT-Hon. President of the Legis. closet and a lah atall on the south and a bad main sewerage have also been carried out, and That was only in Septembe- last, and there has

Eturml want of pouca during the present Besnivo.

That vxos public mur, 11-Besides the Bilis already referred to the Iative Council. I rise to propose the adoption detective.

sbars. The fittinge of the alcast are old and very these improvements have been pushed forward really keen nothing to report since that date. receive freen Japan. were entered in their books following Dra Ordinances have been prepared of the Reply to the Address of 11: E. the Adesfuis-The only urinal provided in a wooden backet in the for the last three and a half years and are still His Excellency has received to-day a letter fra bat it will continue, and we must make up one

by the Law Commission or by the Acting Attrator which has just been read by the Clerk of closet, and of course this is only availablo at night. being unremittingly pushed forward from day Major-General Cameron on the subject. His minds to the fact. torty Goueral, and are ready for consideration Councils. I think we must all that I, B. The door of the glost and the inlets to the drains in to day as part and parcel of the comprobotsire Excellener says

every coin bofore we spend it, for whenever we the Administrator, in his address to us, WAS the various stalls are regularly het aandestingly scheme for the main drainage of the city adopt-

have a hundred dollars to spend we stall bare at by the Council.

Tall the Legislative Chonail wa sre making steady 1-An Onlinance for enabling the Legislative placed in u rather delicats position. Ha

Council and any Committoo thoraf to com

The motion for the adoption of the reply to could only state what has been done and what Now, sir, I blush with shame to have to hold four years ago. The main drainage works of and rory satisfactory progress with the forfications feast half a derby different claims for it.

at io pubis oriticism Britial officials who Victoria, however, sro something like Eome, they as far as we are permitted to ga under orders from pel the attendees of and to administer oaths he has arranged to be done; be and not

have bad ist ztatement before them for oirt are not to be built in a day. At all events the home, and with dao regard to the work being well done, the Address was then put and carried sem. comi to witnesses,

commit himself to anything beyond that, as the

statistics I have quoted to the Council will show The Home authorities in the present rather quest The ACTING ODLONIAL BBORSTARY moved thed state of mariy artillery questions had not quite -An Onlinance to anable the Governor of the that ho bus to preside over this Council teen months, and get lure taken vo steps what that considerable progress has been made in the made up their minds so be tho partienter darcription that the reply bo presented to His Excellency by

ever in the matter, with 8,000-Europeans it this main drainage works. Having said this much on the best of the Chony and to soafer portain he could save said nothing further than he has colony all drawing their food supply from this she subjectef the main drainageof the town, Toomey, they caplacements and pintforms being depon taited that one o'clock to-day Saturday) would Hongkong to apprint Commissicas under is certain. I think we must all admit that

DE ringe, and this be used ocnsiderable de the mover and sander and sail he bad ascer Purers Commissionera no appointed I think that we can congratulate ourselves, tinsting of person, are deserving of the severest.

source. I say that one and all, make no dis to the cornato subject of house drainage, and here dent on the un-carriages to be adopted.

beacausantant hour for His Excellency But it is for bettor to proceed with caution in such although wa are not preticularly overflowing

I am able to agres with any bon. member at this

The COLONIAL TREASURER acorded the with wealth, that mur position as regards fonds end that this state of things should have table who may lift his voice against the actual matters in to ho in too great a hurry and commit

motion.. is not an unsatisfactory one. We see from this en allewe in continue. The improvements canditing of bings. Honso drains are to the intakes not easily rootitio

Carried nom, cozi Tko erolaad prietal alatarcent, received by last year's returns that there is every prospect of which were suggested were as follow:--

main sowers what the veins are to the arteries mail, giving the armament of unsh Baitory, may bo having an increase of some 370,000 odd on tho 1.-Ties prohibition of the occupation of the stalle in a man's body. The Government have been thora ceefdsutistly to any Honorable member of estimate that was made, and I 200 30 reason * dwellings.

The following BBs were read a fret time: engaged in restoring the arteries to proper work. the Consell wishing to see it-bot. for manifest ros jwky an ingresse, perhaps not so large, hat 2-The repairing, de, of the main and branching order, and it daroles upon the owners of sens, must not he mude poblis. Please retrat which An Ordinance for the better protection of Girls, When was foram, episcements, the Commissiver's Powers Ordinace, the Cat- drawings, giving all perti- the Legislative Cosuoll Witnesses Ordinanco, a very substantial increase should and

The through classing and white washing of house property to do the same for the vaina, that one of ourlagen. recited both in 1897 and 1893 and I think the whole of the buildings hath jos do and antalde, ls for their house drains. These private house do, and are ordered to provod, there will, I hope, there neod bo no far as to our not being ablo 4--The improvement of the clot and neinlit drains which are the cause of all car present be so more interruption. Other stations both at Ue and Markets Ordinance. to carry out the works which are laid down horo. 5.More constant an 1 couplata nupervision.

The ACTING ATTORNEY-GENERAL said he avils are built at the expose of private owners home and abroad are exactly in the saran position,

hat much pleasure in stating that the last natu- It is very satisfactory to note that considerable Now, as I have stated, that repert is 18 months of property, sad it should dovolve upon houses Hungkeng has no spoia, griseanED

The golony Ray rest assured that its interests are od Bill dealt with overcrowding in the Markets progress has base made with the new watercid, and not one stop has been taken with ro proprietors to imitate in respect of their privata being wel looked after by run, and that I am quite as works at Tytus, and further that, should a frence to it; and I have no hesitation in saying housa drains the action of the Government in much interested an anyone here, ont valy in pashing

ADJOURNMENT. drought happen in the course of next so that it is disgraceful state of affairs I have respect of the reconstruation of main sewers, the works to the best of my ability, but in wing mer, there are means of supplying the town no doubt I shall be met by the enekes ery of the But this is not being done thing's tre in the that the public gots i full money's worth.

The R. E. Department is exercising the closest with a fair supply of water by a conduit Government that we have no funds, but as to state referred to by the Hon. member apposita.azparision orenshe Controlors and their was, and I think wo con polat to satural public works that I say that a profit of 830.000 or $10,000 | What is the remedy for this state of things! Ikoliere the work is weli ap to the mark. that are prosanding satisfactorily. We dan oon. yaar is drawn from that Market and thousands Tegislation, questionably. Legislation that

These people who are in such a luperste harry gratulate ourselves that we have a new respect of dollars are squandered sanually for use will make it compulsory apou the householder to shopil regember that we only draw on the Colonial

Is sotally dus to pay Con -An Ordinance for the regulation of ablo wharf with the old respected name of Fedoroasentation, although there is a crying reconstruct his honge drains as the Government contribution as the worry Markets and the Importation of cattle. der attached to it. The old wharf was curtainly evil like this in one midat and no stops has roostested the mnia sewers of the town. truturear, and that therefore none of the 14.-An Ordinance consolidating and amend not a great credit to the usmas it bore, but Í afe taken to remedy it. As regards the And with terepe to the subject of this lagis meer is lying idin

With regard to the time when the guns may be ex ing the Laws relating to St. John's Cathe-think the new wharf is a very respectable and various Ordinances which have been referred to Istion, I noticed a passage in his Excallano poetal ou lest advion; (25th Jaly) seyBroadh Ioad, back Wa Ta-udes from the Bean frontier.

The Sanitarinn at Stopscatter Island also in the Adimas, I think it will be time enough Address which says that an Ordinanes in this out will be supplied as 309, 45 krugu. 15,An Ordinance to facilitate the tacorpor-plated. I congratulate my friend on the to consider the utility of them when they connection was prepared by myself a year ago monte aan be made. Onkore daro boca giren for the Vindivostock vis Port Arthur. It is supposed

ation of Italigions, Educational, and Charlright (the Surreyor General) that he bay not hold come before the Cougail for discussion. I think With dae deferonon to his Excellency's state despatch of rided male leading straments." table. Institutions

ont any delusive hugs to the bees nithed with reference to the proposed light on the Garment, I have to polut cat that that passage The Generel has also farnished His Excellency Abould the latter pass the winter at Pao-ting. 16-Au Ordinance to amend the Law relating within the time ba said. With regard the Bock, that it is a very disappointing thing that in the Address would hara boss more correct with a statement of the actual progress of the Wa is a well bred, lassant man and would no

to the registration of Trade Marks Sanitary Board there has been a great deal of this report has not already been forwarded to the if it had stated two years ago. It being. I works, a rery detailed one, and I will just give doubt be popular.

The French Syndicate have entered into s 12 The following Bills aes also under conel-correspondeque going on about it. I look up Becretary of State. The report is of very thini in 1854 that the draft of the Ordigans you some of the details. (The hon. gentomaa deration or reparation, and will, it is hoped, be it myself in the light that the Hoard are only simple naturo, prepared by the Harbaar Master, was test sabmitted for consideration. The reads report giving the state of its varions hat contract for sxecuting the Fort Arthur Harbour. introdnood this Salon

really commenting their work, only beginning the Commodore, and my how friend opposite Bills then drafted bristled with diffenities and terie) Ica are the Council the General in Works, and the Customs Two-tri is deported to 14 Ordinans to consolidate and send to feel their way, and beginning to know whet (the Sarmorer-Gonorell, and I think it should perplexities, and it had the misfortune to meet pashing on this work as fast as he pan go oor sod instal Mr. Thorenst and discharge

the Criminal Law Procedura,

should or what should not be done; and there- pertainly hay bapa gent in. It is however, with some opposition from Hon. Member of the Nothing incre can be done at great put they hold hande-Dadly Noura Correspondent,

person

A fine between the delivery of the matches

Dencou's ofles. It was for the plaintiffs to

and the story of the plaintiffs' witnesses and bon is no way bermoborated by the ovidace which land been profaned for the defons. On the other hand, according to the oxide tee for the defenes

the goods, the Double Gold Clais matchas, ware

as Double Gold Cofu matches they were entered

on the bill of salos Double Gold Cois sontelics,

and on the delivery order to the godown keaper they were so entered. Unlays he cares to the. ccactusion these people ward, all in a conspiracy to put the Red Cock mark cu matchs sold as Double Gold Coin matches he must believe they were not Red Cook nutches. Why should they have been is a courpiracy? They dil not "sam to inve been particular about trade marks, for. the Double Gold Coin was not a Japanese mark. the Jupenes did not sustick" for amtetes aud he did not think if the Red Cook mark bol been sent to these people they would Live on any reason for nut refereing to them as Bud Cook antchas. For anything they knew to the coutrary some one might have registered The Double Gold Coit mark" He did not think the fit the plaintiffs had been made out. He thought that the plaintiffs having known The facts in the former sait ought not unless they had further evidence, to have gone on with this case. He was setinfind with the explan ation given by the clerk of Mr. Ewens as to his haring himselfoped the aste recitany of the Bel Cock mark matches were then. He was uot satinted with Mr. Howell's evidence Hu did not think Mr. Howell had said anything un- true, but he was ung satised the godown keepar anderstood him when he asked him if he had any Red Cock watoles; because as he said himself be i know himself how the matches WAIB worked. But apart from tint, and even if hob

were disposed to pises considerable relizace on Mr Hawella, acidlenes, it turned out that there Toully were no Red Cock watches there And apart allegether fean that, the plaintiffs were

bound to prove their ease to his estialantion. If it had been clear these goods had been fapered with ju any way after the injunction beroakl probably not have allowed defondant his coste,

but be thongh: a fair explanation has been given,

ud that after the evidence which was given in

the former suit.it was aurise to go on with the presont exit. He therefore gavs" "judgment fur The defendant with costs.

the first reading, in order that it might be. rub. mitted for consideration by the Imperial Government before it was passed.

ncossary for conducting inquirion

to Willi

3. Az Orlinapos to amend the Laws relating 4.An Undissue to amend the Law respect

ing defamatory wurds and Libel. 5.An Ordiannos te amond and consolidate

the Law of Evidence.

An Ortiuance to amard said oonsolidato the Laws raluting to Jurors and Jaries. 7-An Ordinance to solidate the Laws re

lating to good order and close liness. 8.An Ordinance to promote the revision of

Statuto Law. 9.-An Onlinance to and the Companies

"Ordinances 1865 to 1880.

10-An Ordinance relating to Bills of Lading 11.An Ordiauuge to consolidate the Laware

tating to the Post Oce

12-Ao Ordinance for the better preservation

of Books printed in the Colony.

dred

prosch.

official in this colony.

men.

the city.

ngod sa neicule.

dona with

We must look at both sides of

NEW BILLA.

The Council adjourned until Friday next.

TIENTSIN.

423rd October.

The settlement has been gay with soldiers.

and the river with gunboats and flags to welcome

He dine by sea in Chinese ganhost from

that Wu will be locaxa feira for the Vicery

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