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The COLONIAL ŠPORETART BOOonded HOL. T.I. WAITSEFADE, I Fiss to move that this Bill be read this day three months. do so on the following grounds—

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The COLONIAL TREASURERI beg to more and it somed to me and unviral others who am fairly cansdent that thef, was the decision of 1991 the nuoficial tomblea kel mered for the bus not to find the funds. "It is the taxpayer to encourage anything in the staps of pressure rolled under such endi jen ne Volunteers the first reading of a bill entitled An Ozdin Garsidered this Bil that the language of the Government—not to somit fey Intartai, reduction of other items kleo, and that the total who has to provide that, and therefore I was being put upon any man to join the Volunteers and fear that, however large the military anac for raining the sum of £200,000 by lown for the onion might be somewhat improved. † diste olan for Huropeans of Chinasa

of the reductions Aesired by then umeanted to a rather surprised at a moant meeting of the bat, there are many mga In whilah hands of guerigen may be, they will be arge looked

· The slause was then left orang the parpses of defraying the cost of certain Thơn, again, there are these words, “prastiso

aynaldarable anm. - Bắt rust as thous other re- - Coungil to find thet na kon. simber who repre, houses and employers osa encourage thale youur en as intenders whon dapsing their uniform,

• INTUITATS ESTATEN, Pablis Works. There will probably be a ona navdioian or acrgery." To the prasties of in-

duations which they hare, mayed. First, the gents the people of this colony to a certain ex mun to becomes efficiul members of the Yulantæer or sogaging in their military parents As alderable difference of opinion on to the relative disine there asema to be no ubjedlion, but ? to The Acting Arromax-Gzrunas—There is abolition of the vote for indets salaries. This font moved that the Volunteer vote record toron. Now, goniloan, there are many reason regards the ost organisation which the Force marits of borrowing in gold and in silver, and practies margery" seems to be rather a curlore one other short Ordinanes, which le down on the was obviously moval by way of protest agalost from 819,400, at which it stands for 1893, in half whys Volantear foges should exlat here. Ons rea should assumo, this oany portaps hardly be sat

to the advantages to be derived by our sink-statamovi, a bra is no much thing really ozdiseant the day. I have to more the second the Secretary of State, who had, so was sieted that amount. Therefore I am as it were be mon is, and it is a rajzou worthy of ague considerailed unfl the gumbora volantcoring for the ing fand being tested at a low rate in gold-among the Chinees as surgery, and what we pro-reading of a Bill entitled an Ordinance to repsel in eapport of the motion, appointed a gentle, twein two dros. In the first so I bays Hon, a reason. I think which was taken into con- different arms is approximately koows. The using, or at a higher ons in silver-aring, pass to le 14 this "This Ordinaces shall not Section 45 of Ordinance No. 8 of 1850 and to man who was not a cadet to the post of Gaol poolel members of Conus objecting to the deration by te late Committee, and it is that Committee which recently considered the ques enootrise. With regard to the latter I think be deemed to prohibit. Chinese praalitioners amend Schedule A to Ordinanca No. 1 of Superintendent. They must have known that the vote as it stands, and on the other hand I have the home authorities intend, or have expressed tion recommended that it should be pulled It verg improbable that the Secretary of Stats from protising medicine or treatin-surgical 1893. The objecta and ressons ses fully est payment of the oudata" salaries was quite on this very able and representative omisitte the intention, that sols and every other colony Volunteer Artillory" and that it should would allow the Colong to invest in any onsen somording to Chinese methods or from forth in the footnotes. The rat setion of the avoidable, and they could not possibly have in, suggesting that this appenditure should be son under the Crown should pay for the whole of be formed in two batteria of equsi strength. other spesies of funds than that in which it demarkling or removering remenadle charges Ordinanca repeals section 45 of Urdinados No: agined, that it was feasible to abollah the rota sissably increased. The conditions which it and defendes, and I think that as far as we one for field guon the other for machine guns, was permitted to invest or the last occasion. for serviies rendarel by them in connect of 8 of 1860 which desit with probate and ad- le fact the bon, senior soffold amber his laid dows were also stated when the Lapislative are related to the military contribution the probat I am still in favor of the distribution With regard to the ralatire merils of gold and such presties." The port amendment is a ministration. The section provided for Ebe well stated that if your Ead disney would give Council tenabled the other day and I promat amament is to last only two or three years which I recommended to years ago, band as silvor, I am fully stive to the advantage of purely tobnimi sus, The Medical Ordin taking of accounts of intestats catatas. For martat undertaking they would pres to the mised then to place before the Finance Cous-longer and then will probably be rennaidhead was on the saggustion of General Edwards, who borroning in ora metal whils interest and sink was pad in 1854. At that time the opwards of 20 years the ses i ohee bean ignored rate, thereby clearly showing that their ob nitheo two votes, mus for 810,000 for filial with a view to spores. We máy ei her gen- ariginally proposed the formation of this new ing fout have to be asvumulated in another, andActs in fores were 31, and 23 Victoria, chapter and the counts of these estates baro book re-ration was not to the vote in itself. Second, expeners and other for $12.000 or $13,000 for tribute mossy or men, and calculations which Corpa. My plan is to have ope Battory of Field if there were as manterbalancing advantages 20 and 31 and 32 Vistoria, chapter 29. Borily gulated by departmental instructions. Then the abolition of the vote for the Audit Dapart, the annual asiatensvice of the Law verpa, pore carefully worked out be the Chairman of Artillery and thres Machine Gun Companies, there would be little difference of opinion as to after 1694, when the Orleans was pused, an instructions do not require miniatury sacation, mant. This again must be regarded rather That 812,000 has already been voted, to the Committee show that a couple of hundred sil forging_one C sp which I would esi which metal to adopt. Ent the counterbalansing xnding Act was passed which noonded the but so long as the old notion zemains they are as an expression of dissatisfaction, than $10,000 remains to be voted if it is the wish Volauteera, raised here would cost the Go imply the Hongkong Volna tears-nader, sus atvantage in the considerably lower rate at Malloal Act of 1858, repealed the Act of 31 sad incestent with the law. There is another slight substantive proposal, for they surgrated no al of the commosity of Hongkong that this foro sorament here very considerably less than command but not necessarily wanting the which we can borrow in England as compared 54 Vistoria, and made varions slterations in the amendment wala has been made by the Ordin-ternative, and it is hardly conceivable that they should be re-established and main glued, The half what I would cost the Imparial Gesome uniform for the two branches. A to be with hors, and hon. members, if they will work is. This motion deals with the admission of age in the schedule to Ordinance No. 1 of 1995 oculd be contant to ses ne provision made for terms and conditions that I imposed wore the sorament to par down 863 maintain 200 trained in, the man of the rifa as well as the Egures out will use that if the differenon roadical practitioners registered under the dealing with distraints for rent. It is pro-auditing the seconsts of the colony. Third, that by the 3nt of December 150 men had artillergoen here for twelve months. I have in that the field or machine guns. The amounts to 1 per cent, we will gain steadily Medical Aste of England, and therefore the old pod tri raise the konseksopers' fe from 25 the abolition of the second magistracy. The expressed themselves willing to join the fores not ges, bofore me the extet figures, but Field Hattery to be osmposed at first of natil the dollar drops to 8d below its price Act of 1-68 having been altered and the del 81 carts to 50 cents per day. The fact of the mat motion was withdrawn. Fourth, the redno and to abide by the conlíte ma of the Volnafeer think that the expens-Mr. Halliday may on Captain. 3 Lieutenants, and 50 mez. Bach at the time of the inete of the loan. As and 92 of Viatoris repealed and a new Orliamos ter is that where distress has been put in it bastion of the vote for the Volunteers by ans half was hot which would be passed, probably this session, root me if I am wrong-wee asiointed at Machios nn Comping to have 1 Captain. 2 regarde paying off par Ican and the losseuoted, was madessary to make in this partic-been impossible to find a respectable Chinnan proposed by one member; the wollon was not then I would go to the Finance Chemitted for considerably less than one balt, of what it would Lieutenants and 50 men divided into 4 rections that might arour it mast he remembered that for section refers to this new Act. We how to take charge for the sum nimed. I move the eru smoonded. These, Sir, were all the other this money. But I think that perhaps thoas cost the Imperial Government to make a proof 12 with 1 gus ta osehr gection This or

redmotións micked for in the Committeo of Commeil conditions were raktar too stringent, and feeling vision of the same number of regulars. our paying off is sífected by a sinking fund of 1eone to the more important provisions of the sound reading of the Bili.

Now, gazisation would 'ba bust slapted for the work por cont, por asam, to last over fifty years. The really deal with two'olasses of per-

In the Finance Committee the bon. member as I do that at all granta it is very necessary and gentlemen, it fu a serionn entsideration for the the Curps would have to perfarm, one Compest That is what would be affected by say future sons onlouiel and forsign practitioners. In the

who represents the Chamber of Commston maddesirable that the uncleus of's force should be community if they hare in contribute the whole under its captais bring primarily attacked teach larga drop in the dollar. It has also to be re-law as it stands at prut appliomass for regis- The Bill then passed Commities, was read the abolition of the office of the Assistant Her established and maintained. I am quits prepared or the greater portion of the neosary xpendi af the 3 frenta into which out Southers Defence membered that the purchases we hare to train from other ofonies have simply to prove third time and posed.

bone Master. His motion was not woonded to reduce that number of mon to 120 and to sxture for the land defarces of the colony, whether is divided.-a hall Compuer, or 2 Seations make in England from the Crown Agente their registration, and by producing such proof THE COLONIAL SECRETARY ON THE FOBITION He also moved the abolition of the Registrar tend the time antil the let of Jogasry, most. I they can make the avitribution in money with their 2 guns being dutchable as a soit Are not mede in silver but in gold. It thus ap to the satisfaction of the Colonial Secretary

General's Department La foto and the reduction am very sorry that there are so far people here or man-whether they will pay $3000 oder its Liettoon. Not only would this pants that we have to weigh the prostili thay become entitled to registration in this The COLONIAL SROENTART Sir, the orders of the salaries of the department by ons half this evening. Perhaps I sta comerbst 1er 940,000 additional to the Home Covero-distribalken fata amallar units be profor ty of a large prospective less, which might colony. Applicants nude the 18th section. I of the day having been disposed of, I beg have only, a somewhat hastily conosived proposition blast the hour may not be convenient, bat I ment for a couple of hundred artillery-able front a servion point of view, but I aqually be a large prospective gain, against think it was, then holding alpiones from any to move the adjournment of the Council, and I which usturally found no secunder. There was not aware that half-past five would be too men or whether at less than half the ex think it may greatly facilitate the prospect et the certainty of the densiderably loss which University or College, had to prove to the antie bike the opportunity to make a brief statement) were the only malions for reductions made early the time was enggested to mo and Iponse they will maintain 200 Volunteers. It obtaining the samber of Volunteers we want walt st once rundt from borrow in silver Infection of the Medical Board the granting of which will not detain the Council more then in Finance. Commit in addition to those agreed. I am thankful to ray, however, that 1 is not merestry for me to say saything as, to and it is for this reason I Lave, at the risk of the Colony For these rossons I must express the diplans and that it was granted few minutes. In speaking to the Supply Dill; which were made in the Committee of Connoil. have been susred the support act only of the personal and physical advantages to each being somewhat wears me, troubled rom with myself in favour of borrowing in gold, and, if it after a gours of stady equivalent to the in Committee I observed that while it was my Thas it will be soon that the only possible reluosar emiboot and sloquant QC.—Mr. J.-J. momber of the community through being a detaile. By increasing the number, and at the is decided to do so, then, for the reasons given minimum conwe required, in England. The desire to treat the unofficial, membeze of the tion moved and maintained by the uncleial Francis-and of H.E Vajor-Geverd Barker, but Volunteer. We all know very well the usual same time "degreasing the size of the units, it by the Crown Agents, I am of opinion that we present Wil makes this alteration. Enstead Council with all possible, courtesy, still certain members was the redzation of the 1891 of Mosers, Jardine, Matheson and Co., Mesare stock phrnens of inemaand development, morst will be open to small bodies of men, motoal should adopt the proprazi to issue inscribed stook of the unfter being referred to the Colonial allegatione having been made in the Finance increases of tarim. Art that they were Butterfield and Swiro, Moure Dadwall, Cell & and athlalls training, to, which a man gains friends and companions in recreation--to come at 31 per cent in the beat wathed of causing a Secretary as regarde colonial diplomes, it was Corrottee and in the Committee of the upaulmone, so wuch as indeed that one member Co..and others and I am told that 70 por cent. of by Volunteering. Of the purely military id forward and volantor to form, eny, a com loan. The sinking fund is proposed to be da thought it would be more desirable that the Conosil which were zot justified by facts who wa sbseat wrets to my that he would vote the amplogers of labour in this colung are pre vantages I have no doubt H.E. the Major plate section, or sections under their own chosen fend for three years as the public works will qualifications of applicants should some before and which were eminently calculated to for it without having bird or walking to hear paral to afford every facility to gentlemen In Guneral will tell you, I think he will tell Lieptonant, or ren, as I hope may be the oase, not be at once prodnative. I beg to move the the Medical Board, and in all cases who the pre prejudice the credit of the story at a single word that might be said against it. their satablishments who may wish to join the you in seconding the resolution what partia whole company under their an slooted Captain Jrah reading of the Bill.

titioners who wish to be registered come from ingakely inopportuns juncture, it was my But as I have already had occasion to stats that Volunteer fores (Applause). I think that with onlar description of amistats the colony on as well as Lieutenant-such elention of ours the coloniss, or hold foreign diplomas, they moet imperative public duty 10 state the real facts and reduction would only produce a net saving of a view to bringing the matter to a head as soOT most usefully rander to the price. That to be subject to wafirmation by the Governor and prors that they are of good character and have repair as far as I could the injury which the same £5,000 a year. Tudir these roumalances, as possible I had better prosend to the resolution Volunteers on render most efficient service any to Entisfying the professional test, to be requir Ised through a samme of study aquivalent to the credit of the colony had resolved through thene Str. I cannot but think that it is a matter for which Mr. Francia bag hindi vasated to propose man who thinks the matter orse for a mood by the flitary authorities Thars hitherto miuinam required in England. It is. I think, tion and statements of the anoicial members regret that the motion for the immedisto rodne The resolation is-That it is desirable to rement will acknowledge. The addition of 200 bus opposed to the idea of the oflears being The COLONIAL 3 caurant-Sir, I else to quite obvious that persons who sums here from Had I not d per so to the best of my bumble tion of certain salaries we made With these establish and maintain a Volunteer force in use to car small force here in case of elected by the men, bat with a system of this a point of order. I believe it la nousual hers, foresign countries and other colomas, sand of whom ability I should have consulted, my own case observations I beg to moja iba adjournment of Hongkong, or the understanding that it is the war would be of considerable valne who kind I think the objection may be wised.

it ie curtainly on in tao House of Com nothing may be known, should produce some cer- and my dazima to svaid ħarting the sumptibili- the Council

wish of the Government that that force should ther they

rifemen or artillerymen Such an individualiaing of units, whil pecially mona, to oppose a Bill on the fat reading. The floate on some aridason of their óharacter. Wo ties of the unofficial members, but I should havo

EN EXOSLLENCE-The Comeil will now be brought in 24 cloas touch na possible with the ready to zavist at the big game. I ask jos convenient in a soial point of view in entiroly frat resting is a mara matter of form. the in- do not know whom we might get bere otherwise. failed in my duty. Since then the matter bas adjourn until the 24th

military foro.”;

...therefore, gentlemen, to pass by scolamation in keeping with the guiding principle now tention of which is to give hon; members due And it world cartainly a detrimental to say boen very fully discussed in the local prose, and

Mr. J.J. FRANCIS said—Your Excellency and this resolution- That it is desirable to extend adopted in the regular sarrica. For ipalance, in police of the socps and provisions of the mes porson who should come under thair osen if the it must be a gratification to this Connel and to

gentlemen, the resolution which has been placed and maintain the Volunteer foros in Hongkong" car infantry, the day that o noroit joins, he is cure. It in usual to defer any opposition which ractitioner was given to habits of intemper | all was takean intelligent interest in the welfare

in my hands to propose is to acertain extent * mod with enference to the second part of the told off to the smallest fire unit (either rac It may be fond necessary to make to the mesance. Yea will also notice that in sub-ala of the colony to find that the position which I

double-bodied resolution and one which easily ra olation—” on the understanding that it is the tion or sub-section) with which he is to be always sare till the second roading. I would suggest (3) the Hongkong College of defne for hidrourelle netabliet: remains not only eseure.

might be divided into two or three wish of the Government that, the faros should quartered and to perform all guarda, fatigues, or to the hon, number that it would be more con cese is specially mentioned. Woil there but practically unassailed. Learing on one side

The following letter from Sir George Bowen hads. Tho drst part lahat it be brought in as pose tough as possible her duties, so far as can be arranged. vedieut if he wore to follow the want exeres in was some questions to whether they came a good deal of personal abase of myself which respecting space in the Imperial Institute al desirable to re-establish the Volunteer forms." with the military foren. I can only say Expericace be shown that greater results respect to the present Eill.

under tan dedultion of "College, University, or has no bearing on the question, not svo an aflotted for exhibits from Hongkong was kid be- I do not quite like the wording of the resolution that all of us who have any experience her are oblaivable from soldiers of ordinary courage Hoa T, H WRITERSAD-I have very little other beds," and it was thought desirable that tempt has been seriogely made to traverse my fore the Legislative Council on the 14th inst. and I am sure you will agree with me that "rein connection with the Voltator force which who have gained confidence is enob other to say, and with your Exa:liener's permission I they should be specially named in the section, argumente or to okailenga the anoncoor of my

Imperial Inatate Krad,'

saleblish" ja not quita a suitable word, because has existed since 1878 feel that as far as through being accustomed to work together. Corire to pay that little now.

At the prment moment. I am sorry to say, the figure. I had shown that the general indica

London, 8. W., 28th October, 1892. thanks to Capt. McCallum and some 30 or 40 the military foress were concerned we were than fram even the bravest who have not ham EN EXCELLENC—It would certainly be out loation through which they go there is not tinus pointed to the sondition of the community,

Sir-Sir Frederick Abel, the Secretary of energetis men, there is a Volcatuer fores, altott to a certain extent out in the cold, and that trained. There is, thus, nothing anmilitary at order. You will be able to say ib on the equivalent to the minimum course required in lakes as a whole, being sound and pangrove, the Imperial Imtitute, his shown me a copy of though only a small one, in the colony which Ihowater wiling to worn in many respects to to this proposal and the forms would be readily

8. It is almply a formal matter, the fest England, and therefore for the present they can and in particular I had shown that tha: revenue by bím on the db Zübruary Inst. No. W, and grasion requires.

letter which was addreaded to your rellenoy bellers to be fairly competent to do its work it fall into line with the military in paradas son arpangible in the ovent of war. If the Companies rending of the Rill.

not be registered under the Ordinanon, but I instead of dwindling had steadily increased, that

herefore I should like to that sort of thing, the same fasilition ward not and sections can be formed by men calnutfor hope hereafter that their qualibration may be, up to date'it had more than exfired to meet the of the printed matter, photographs, ke, which alter this lution with respect to that gaite giron to ne as are habitaully giron to thing in bulin as have suggested, ruch desirable The ACTING ATTORNEY-GENERAL-I rise to so far improved na to admit them to bo rogis ordinary expenditure of the colony, and that for accompanied it, giving full information respectono word and turn it into this it is Yolunteer fores in England. Therefore the sad wholesome emulation would probably result. mante the second reading of a bill entitled an Ortered as medical practitioners. It was suggested | 1893 the very cautious and moderate estimate of ing the sters of the space in the Imperial d'airable to extend the Volunteer fores Tate Committee requested that the Volunteer Wo might hope to see, for inelepes, the Bank dinsues to amend the Marriage Ordinanes, 1:75. that we might possibly registeren Intermediate rezanne abowl a murplas over the anneally Lustilata Buildings preliminarily allotted for and maintain it in effeiency." The next ques foros it raised should be placed as completely as Jompany, or the Funk section, vising to have a It will be within the recollection of the Cranch class by liceusing those students who bays large estimate of ordinary expenditure for that the reception and display of specimens of the tionis, what is meant by encouragement? It is it is possibis, consistent with the instractions smarter torn out of a chiau guna, s master drill- that when this Bill was before the Comboil on passed through examination as an intermediate poar. That was the statement which it was my producs of Hongkong:

to be established, and maintained, and encourag from the Storetary of State and subject to the detrakmonts, and better rifle shot, than, say, His first roading I briefly explained its objects class, but after very considerable thought and duty to make, and that statement the Council In view of it being understood that Her Mand.. I myself individually have bann connoted control of His zullesoy the Governor is (cpposing there ara enfioinnt gentle of the and reasons. I then stated that the obief object are the conclusion was come to that it would will be glad to find remains absolutely unshaken jesty the Quera, who laid the foundation stone with the Volunteer force in Hongkong sings Council, nader the military authoritire; that low in this Colony to permit) the "Deri's Own." of the Bill was to ofter relief to certain saruples be undesirable to have a sort of men who trare It has in fast ressited, soms ouroboration from in 1887, will formally open the Imperial Institute 1878. I nes woll a quainted with the old force the orps should have a permanent military I would further anggest that sack Company or of the Boman Cathulin Charsh to Hongkong not really doctors, who were not really loomed the mention of the fact that ae regards the only in May or June next, I take the opportunity of raied in 1862 and always have been of opinion adjutant with no other dating than to attend to scation se formed should be allowed to All up As a matter of fast, however, the Bill is general ander the home Asts or under the Local Ordis branch of sar trade which we have any direct urging upon your Excellency the importanca of that it was not possible at any time, when the forge and in fast in every possible way that by ballet any vacancies that may cour in it. It in its form and say Christian Church can make aures and we at "fully gaslified to desi with meer of measuring that portion, namely, of our mediate action in order to secure a representa thiege wore in a pelosa la condition, to maintain, the Volunteers whatever their strength, should would be desirable that the Captains should be ose of its provision. On this occasion I will Europeans and all clamen of the people. The trade with "hina which penn under the notion of tion of the reparous of the colony at the time permanently in Hongkong more than the be unde an integral portion of the forte, under the mounted, and if it would make tba Bervice mom very abortly recar to the actant provisions of the waining sepilments proposed are necesitated the Commissioner of the Imperial Chinem Mari. zaentioned,

nordans of a Volunteer forney that the time et supervision of the Alejor-General, and getting popular there seems, ne reason why the Lien- Bill itself and the conditions under which a mally by the two clanses which are introduced in time Costomy-that effimer a returus show that In order that your Excellency may be the disposal of the younger members of the tail benefit of all instrolion and oste and tenants should not be measted also, Soms gen desibbed turrisge is allowed to take place. In sub-section t. They are of a formal and technical there has been a decided inorenzo; and from the uslated to some extent with the importance the community, both before and after bus attention that his staff can girs. I beg, gentle lemon are. I believe, deterred from joining aotion 2, which sanctions merringe between nature. I beg to more the second reading of mention of the fact that it is a matter of comme end useful of the Imperial Instituto, I may mess hours. is so sort. bieques to a cur man to propose the relation. (Arplange by the idea that they will be cabinetëð people who have lived together in unserful the Bill.

unloristy that if our proposed lose were offered mention that, although up to the present time stain extent of olimatio conditions salt a short Donnection, 1 propose when we go into

Major Gorul BARKED said- Emel to the bard labour of dragging their guns and The COLONIAL SECRETALT proonded.

locally the whole of it would be readily takes part only of the buildings has baso (informally) twilight, and there are so say forms ofleney and gentlemen, I have very much pleasure but this is not required, sad it is not desirab ́a. -

Habera thruagh the streets and up the bills, Committes to make some slight altoration

Bill road u angond time.

up on the spot. The ben, member who repre- thrown open, over 9,000-persons, many of them amusement and so little time to indulge in the in seconding this resolution. With all doe in the languagh, sed to substitute for "lived in The Cousal went into Committee on the Bill.sents the Chamber of Commerus may perhaps being of sonsiderabis political and social stand ordicary sports and exercises, that they really respect to the learned Counsel who has just Daught must be provided sither in the shape unlawful squastion" the words" lived togather Hon. He Kar-I beg to move an amendment recollect that I also shaormed that I was almost ing. hare become Fellows of the Imperial Fuvli- have not laisors as a rals to giv, to Tolunteer spoken. I should have preferred to retain the of coolien, as proposed by the Comition, or by in unlawful concubinara". These marriages are to section. The amendment I wish to more tempted to salom

fole. Derisio of the greater colonies having. But i do think, and have always thought wording sa it was, herause I think it really is Dois, a I think would be better and less costly a only to take plase pader certain defluita con to leave out the words “according to Chinese Hou. Ho KAI-Sir, I rise to order, I do formed so high an opinion of the usefulness to and alwara insisted upon it to everyone who mote a re-acablishment than an extension which had the guns would only be dragged by the ditions. The Best is that the parties are to ethols". The reason I move this amendment not know whether the hon. the Colonial Secre. their communities of dse reprsesatation at the addressed me on the subject, that it is of is proposed by the Government. It is partly detachments while sotaally on parale or in the be able to signify their consent to the mais apostest if I explain to the members of this fary la in order. Is he spooking to anything an Imperial Institute that their Gureruments have the vary greatest possible importance that becases the peersat corps is not founded sport fald. Lasily. There are too slaves of residents riage, And to do so in the prosence of tere Conseil the principal result it this was buy ardent a day

already made special votes of money to beapplied here in Hongkong we should maintain the the same principles which the Volenter forse to whom this ramluzion apacially appeals They Rituees. Then with regard to winors ench slowed to pass it is. The rosaft would be that BIS BICELLENOT-No, the orders of the day not only to the preparation of carefully arranged auslons of a Telastess force, a skeleton corps in England is founded upon that it is proped are the employers and the employed. As a rule marriage is not to take plans, except either is those who have studied Chinese medicine would bare been fisposed of, bat ke is quite in order and elevated collections, but also to the pay of some sferociption, m which if hostilities were in my viewto restablish it. It will be it may be aid to be the younger mce, the widow or a wide-cer, unless the cinnent, the save fra hand in dealing with Chiness patt-in apeshing to the muting for the adjournment ment of a skilled cerator and the necessary to breaks out dr if hostilition wars threston- necesmay, I believe, if the present proposals amplered, who are expected to gun forward necessary ausent, of those who stand in the sain in this Colony, whereas those who have beds of the Council on any matter which does not usedstints at the Institute, and to the purchased the whole body of the young mon in Hong- are carried out

of suitable show ears, 20, for the reception long would form an eff otire corps. It has corps if culy for a moment: And of course, fcation of the hours of office and work in favoar bo disband the presents Volunteers; but the employere ona do much position in loco parentie is obtained. Then no far bettor training in Western madisins, and touch the orders of the day.

to assist the movement by allowing some modi marries bail be valid which, on the ground of jet who are not considered by their fellow pro The COLONIAL SECEPTART (samning)- aud display of such collections.

often been unetioned, I think, that in 1878, I hapo, to enrol them all again. But they kindred or inuity, would be invalid in England teacionals of the Wartern world as having attained was mying. Str. that the bon, member wh I trust that your Exooliency and your Govern whees there seemal oma probability of war with will be placed upon a new footing. I do not of those who volunteer. It is ant for me to go, The Bill as orignally drafted, I may remark, soch a b gå standard as they themselves, would represents the Chamber of Commerce may sent and Legislature will agros that if the Russia, over 200 men were on the fall of the stink I need press my objection and there into the debated question of enst; but as I am not provided that a marriage en solemnised should be driven from the onling and he naabis to perhaps recollect that. I ulsa observed that rassures of the gelap of Hongkong are to be per the rained and while hostilitisa appeared furs I swoond the relation as worded. I should member of the Legislative Cosecil, oficial be specially registered in a schedule appended scale their craft after may yara" zindy even I was almost tempted to ask whether the represented at the Imperial Institute, it is imminent we had Jet 170 man on perede like to take this opportunity of refuting certain or un-ofletal. I may perhaps he allowed to BAT to the Bill. That seeme, however, to be in trong their own fellow countrymen. I do not neficial members were really in asmest; highly desirablo that the space allotted to it twice a day, morning and evening, and most misconceptions which I believe to be more or less that if the younger son of this solong coms mplate because if it is to be registered some think the Government have execeived an unwise and my impression that the reasons for their should not be unoccupied when public attention asions and energetic they were. The moprovalent, and which have landed to distenrage foward, as I hope they will do is larga notion most be given to the Registrar because it disgration in allowing the Chiness to preaties, action were different from these ostensibly ad. is so powerfully drawn to the colluptions na it will wout the possibility of hostilities had passed Voluntaaring in Hongkong. In the first place ambers, to fulfil the part which England sx- is his function to regieter the marriago. There their owa system of medicine and nurgary Long Fanoed has been strengthened by a considerate by their official upauing to tim public by the away the nambare present on paride dropped to home that I have been credited with die Pros of them, and of which noble examples are fore when we reach the Committee stage I will their own people. In the prosent site of the tion of the persistency with which, in onnecting Queen, and the ceremonies escected therewith. 30 or 40 men. Now wasther the force to be couraging the moremont, and in foot with afforded by the Mother country as well as by propose su smendment which rai will find pelat, | solexy. I think it would be dangerous to provide, with this question of the reduction of salaries. It will be recollected that the Hongkong malatained should be wholly artillerymen, train-holding the opinion that Volunteers are of an most colonies, and if the employer, give such bain italics in sub-section del saation 2. 'Thon otherwiss. The Chinese should be atempt he has dwelt apou what he is pleased to term the Courtattracted grest attention at the Colonialed to the management of the big guns at pro-nee All I can say ie that no one can appreciato practical evidence of their spinathy with the thers is a provision that no marriage celebrated from the operation of this Ortiaanse for aufortunate mistake semmitted by your Breeland Indigo Exhibition of 188, and that it is in sout in the forta, or whether they should form a beir was more than I do, or on be mure movement as I have suggestel, I feel convinood under the provisions of this Ordinanca shall be some time logger. I hope the time may come luzy in not needing to his request for the apportaat that the colony should be also permanent-marin gun carpe, or a riffs corps or whether an xuxions than I am to see a properly coustifated tast the aspirations of thom he volnatser, valid maless the conditions before mentioned are when we may be able to pass sa Ordinance that pointinent of a retromobmeat committee. He is represented ina similar manner at the Institate, attempt should be meds to form a composite and disciplined corps of Volunteers added to tonding, na they will, to render mora, kesura complied with. - Then there in a farther prori: Choose practitioners fera, whether practising dwelt on it in supporting the motion for ru- I would venture to suggest that Sir Fraderick corps, these are matters which, I think, the sailable strength of the garris a. In this colony from invasion, and your property ain with regard to the effect of the marriage.uong the Chinese seco ding. to the native or duction in the Finance Commitise, be recurred. Abel, should be authorised by telegram to pлr should be left to the military auth cities the second place I have been informed that a Cogucil for the sake of a tow thousands of fra destruction, ose never be thwarted by the The role in this onlogy and in England is that European method, should b men who have proved to it in speaking to the same nation in Com-chase show casos sach as thus indicated in tas They, I think, should be permitted to say fu erroneous idea, in quite the oppo its extreme, a marriaga revokes a will. The Boretary of thmonetvos to lure studied the ambjent and not allies in Council. I can only infer that photographs forwarded to you by him (the cost what way any men of the colony aan be exists in the minds of some, Tia., that the War ofiars, a few hundreds of pounds » year into has Hrs ted that if this Ordionnos was merely being themselves out as medical there is some connection, not very apparaat of which would not ord £100) and that, before mort, fective in the defense of the island, Departaunt, is urging the formation of Volan- Gentlemen, I must apologize for having taken op introduced there should be a previsiva inserted praositioners without having gone through say at first sight, between the the motions-I February next, he may receives collection of but it must be left in a great degres to the taste, has in view the withdrawal of a portion ook of your time." In seconding this re- thak a labhind marriage should aus have the course of study whatsoever. At the peasut man bia mation for the appointment of samples of the loosi industries, with other exbi-young man themselves to say in what particular of the garrism, which is supposed to be noe up solution I most cordially commend it for your States ban not exactly stated what bis ressons in deleting them for words to enable thone for the reduction of salaries and that be not exceeding 25) to ba davoted to the reran-doublows would like to be maxim gan and mad fonos of the fortress, and that by the training men, before the resolution is put I should like

Jest of raroking a will. The Secretary of moment I wish the Government would consent retrenchment committee and the motion bits for display therein; and also a sum of money kind of force they would like to serve. Some men to the fall complement required for the off stare deption.

Captain RUMSEY-Your Freellency, geatla are, but I would very well imagine myself that students who have studied Europesa medicins intends to conray that if the former had been aerating of an experienced offer, whom the shine gun mon; others would like to be riflemon, of Volunteers some of the parman at gaerleon A man might be under the icfuance of religions in the Hongkong College of Medicine for the granted the latter would not have been made. Executive Coaudit of the Insti ate will provide, Thao there are many datails to be considerad 43 to mag ba rolezzad: To this I one give an emphatic to wakes few remarks on the general ymestine to your sed do possibly what his religious ad pad. flew years and slao at the Manson Memorial Test, is difficult to naderstad. The contention to place the collectiva in under!-

how that corpa should be worked to prove innst denial. The establishment of the garrison has of Volanteering in Hongkong, aud in so do. vinera or priest way telt hire is bis duty, and it Hospital at Formoes or at Tiantain or anywhere of the anoisial members of Council was that I may add that I shall be glad to bring before effective and popolar. Porbaps some arrange been fired at the very minimum that can be or I monet disclaim any intenting of speaking i thought it that a marriage under such circaue els to protino. Wabavo a student from the the Buangial condition of the Gelony was such sai the governing body the pumes of any gentlemen ment could be made by which, as in Shanghai, pented to hold the fortress than wasiated by such i opposition to anything already said, or to atages should not revoke any previous provision Tiantsia College of Medicion as bons surgana to require the immediate reduction of cartain resideat in, or conrated with, Hongkong, who the men were called up only for a short amber of trained Volautoore as it is considered underrate in the least degree the sersion of the which he has made possibly in good heaith for in our hospital to practies surgery and medisine alerter Now, either this was the case or it was may be desiroon of becoming Fellows of the period of drill, my a month or six wake in the the British population bare, as clowhere, onight Present Voiculeer Corps who we all know at the benefit of his family or rela ives. Then according to Furopean methods," Why should not the case. If it was the 'enso it was the Institute. The partieniars of Fellowship aro pooler season of the your devoted to earnest to, and will provide. Thirdly: It is sometimes sidemble trouble to chemives spend a good I think. sir, the Ordinance would be isoom this mas, who has gone through a course of study, hon, member's duty to move or support u motion skewn is a memorzadam which, together with | deili, zaczuing and evening, and the man left to argut that in view of the anthoient strength of deal of thuir time in qualifying themselves to plots mulera there were some prouits im though not considered by the Medical Board of for the reduction, amongst other insures, and z vampblet descriptive of the Institute, will dispose of their time sa they plead daing the the garrison here, for all ordinary porpezes take part in the defence of mur island. What posed for non-compliance with the provisions; this colony to be squal to the slutmam required the fact of your Excelleasy's karing 40oaded to be forwarded to you by Bar Predarisk Abəl grator portion of the rest of the year. That the maintenzene of Volunteers in pason time is

I have to say I desire to be more as a suggestion

should be attached to valsbrating any marrings medicina among the Chizmo pupalation here, in cerias absolve him from that daty. On warm interest which I shall always feet in loot the least doubt, and I do as thick any of be relied na to come. forward in the root of will agree with me tint in disousslag the ques- of the Bill, and I aley thick that a penalty ( by the British Act, be excluded from practising his previous motion, if you bad done so, esald Lu sonoinion. I would only add that the such a corps ould be established here I have quite unnecessary; that any number of can to this meeting and the Committe gerally than as any enbatantive proposal. I think you without dae potios to the Registrar. With whecem or the other hand the thiness whỏi the other hand, if it was, bot the case. I projects calculated to promote the welfare and the genomen interested in the question who isager to assist the regalar army in conducting for of Volunteering we must aloṣely consider those remarks I box to propone the second rova-have learnt only Chinese medicine are allowed fail to see how he could be justified in jajarinsrease the reputation of Hongkong will at says oon silored it have any doubt on the matter the defene I am smident that there ing of the Bill

from songs! I hope the Gorerament in dealing ing the credit of the palony merely bonos explain and justify my addressing your stall. Sipes 1878 tha, European popalating of would be no lack of Volunteers in such The COLONIAL BECHETARY Confnd.” with this sabjunt will swadder the principle in-case your Exaaliency bad dealiced to Excellency on the abject-I have the honour the colony has very giderably increased and focant; bar wars break at quickly nowadays, the defends of the island ampposing they t Bill end a second, tinie.

volved in that alarm There is an old proverb | soept his presious motion. No amount of into te, Sir, pour Excellancy's ofedigat servant, I myself believe that if hostilities were the and on the first alarm overs offloor and called to actual service. In esse of war, then, I The Coutoil tued wont into Committee on the that half a baf is batter than na bread.

vestigation by a retrenchment committee could

G. F. Bower, tanad, or when break out. arar 300 instead of the regular for would bengaged Dill, the reotions being taken woristim. Vely Hon. T. H. Warganzad—I rise, to second alter the natual facts of the finazoiki position.

Representative of Hongkong of 200 would be ready to turn oal st a moin the duties specially salgued to him, that goes that if an attempt wore made to take on the Governing Body of the ment's notice. Is it too much to expect that there would be little or no time to give to or Hoogkong by sagault that attempt will b

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100er 1.0 could be got together now? I do not ganiting and disciplining and training are made on the south side of the ideod, and understand quite whether His Dzoellency means Volunteers, so as to render theirssalatance effecin nook ones the question arises, how could a forms of 10 men in additing to the present tive, but with a nuolens of twoce three hundred comparatively small foron of Volunteers force.

already drilled and rored in the use of their be most effalivaly axed? I say, with all de His EXCELLEN-No, including the present weapons, the value of the Volunteers wold be and ethers who bold coinions different from ference to His Exceltuary the Major-aaral increased fourfold. As the one responsible for the mine, that the surfer wenld be, mot hy prent. Mr.J. J. Fao-Hept. McCallum has 40 or defence of this Colony. I assert that such a no-

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is what mogaor the comparatively small body

of mon on be most effectively made of in

a tow verbal alterations were made on the the amendment. I think the arguments adduced Those facts it was perfectly say for him to motion of the Acting Attorney-General. The by the how member who represents the Chiness ascertain for biwsalt without the aid of any following motion so to penalties was added to have good man in them and that he has made retrenchment committee. Iam very reluctant to To His Excellancy the Governor. Hongkong,~ tko Ordinamos-(1) Whosoever shall knowingly | out a good case for deleting these four words. credit that either without having taken th -owlabrate bay marrings in purported preautés The ACUNG ATTORNEY-GENERAL-IfIus treabla to escarlain them, or to spite of har. of this Ordinause coutrary to or not in accord-derstand the hop, member, what he means to saying scertained them, if he did no, be was auce with any provision thereof, and whosoever is this. There are curtain Chinese, educać sailafod to fojure the credit of the colour out of rot being legally competent shall oferits wayed Chinese who bare gone throngh a nouens of piqas at your Excellency's having enfured bin marrings ander tale Ordinance, shall be guilty instruction bure or samanh ra alas who inve previons application. It will give me very pr. st A public meeting to soarder what steps should ¿0 men already, is the deficiones to be supplied cleas of thoreagh, frajasi Valante re capable them about the south eile of the island or of a misdemeanour and upon possiction thereof laarat Buropean methods of treating care pleasure if he can suggest an alternative cuginos- to taken with referenm to the ro-selablishment la not very "great But there are certain of ampassion in war in vitaly necessary. Then, trting them anywhere in one of the gaps before the sagremo Conet shall be liable to be if that is so--and I as that the hea, ember lich, for at present I am stable is plane any on a new basis of the Volunteer Corps in Hong diffenities always attending the getting to again I believe that there is a feeling which when it is quite possible the enemy might not loprisuund for any term not exceeding 2 years bows his head--this section dose not affect them other Intelligible constraction upan lifechsarva hong was held on the 19th inat, in the.. An-gether of the corps to addition to thora I have rastrian mang from Volunteering, a feeling das pass that way, but, in the first place, by keeping with or without heal labour. (2) Any minister at all. The wention indeed has nothing what tins. The mirim Gristates before supply drew's Hall His Excellency the Governor (Sir already mentioned. The one of time bay boon fo the modesty and difdanan whiob obaracterize watch and giving timely notios of the near ap who after alebrating any marriage under this ever to do with that slass of people. The reason affords no explanation, for naturally I should not William Robinson) presided and sugar those preto my mind the main difully. After 5 o'clock por me vis, that Volunteers vang belankend upon pro of the enemy, and afterwards by swisting Ordinanca fails to trapant the cartif ate there why the alteration was made in the ward- complain of any statement of grievances What sent were H.D. Major-General Hacker, Hr. 7. in the evening there is very litlu tims indeed by the regular forces with a contemptrons eye is prarenting his landing on our shores. Shortly, of in accordanos with section 1 di sind being from thit esplored in the old Ordin. I do complain of is the mingtatement of J. Prancis, Q.C., Han, J. H. Stewart Lockhart, for men to go to Arlll. The present corps hand considered to be playing at soldiers rangestion is to utilise the Velsainers pot Hable on samary cogvistion by a Magistrati BROO was the Medical Roard said the flasin position of the calooy. I thers Lisat. Col. Jarrard, Major-Glateral Garden, wanted, I am sorry to say, and sadly wanted. Though this may to some extent be true where a military fores to fight the enemy after to penalty not rasating 850.

there was really wash thing as Bur for offae him this opportunity for ex- Hos. N. G. Much-il-Inves, Mt. Alford, Dr. a central plans where the men can krop their the Volunteers are formed and maintained he has landed, but as a naval foron to prevent The ACTING ATTORNEY GENERAL--I de volery among the Chises. That is the whole ploration and disclaimer, and I hope he will J. Cartlis, Mr. C. 7 Holiday, Mr. C. Ford, clothing, arms, and socoteaments, and where without any connection with the Military bim landing at all. The first of the uses to propose to move the third reading at the Bill reason for the alterations in the bid section. If avail himself of it. If at the moms time he will Mr. Boyd, Mr. A. G. Gordon Mr. W they can drill on the spot without having, as with no proper provision for their discipline which I suggest the fores he pat-namely, io-deg as there is no great hurry to pass the the hos. member really wants to have a diferent go a little farther and now that it has been Watts, Mr. G. L. Dracas, Mr. J. Metalen, Yolanteers have bad to do in past years, to rush ar for embodying them for soties servies by giving timely warning-ould be that Ordinance.

dass of people such as he has proposed--that | shown that the financial position of the cotony Mr. IL Smith, Capt. Rumter, B-N., do | home to get their uniforms and fach of to the auder military law in the event of war, it is number of steam launched be used se seout or three students should be allowed to trust se did not require the rednotion of salaries--will F EXCELLExer, in opening the meating, artillery offices to get their guon and what with quite the opposite when they are raised, as in picket, boats to patrol the waters of the south The ACTING ATTORNEY-GENERAL-The next by European methode you will have to have a sdmit that he regrate that the motion was made, said-Gautleman, I have convened this meeting one thing and souther, of the time they are on England, and as it is now proposed to raise side of the teland; the second use would be to itom on the orders of the day is the second different selion altogether and the question it would be a graceful sat on his part and not this evening in the hopes of being able to as the parade ground the whole of the time at their then here, as an integral part of the military man certain other launches to be used for reading of a Bill satitled an Ordinans to provide will have to be very seriously considered. Dat aubecoming. I would even routers to say, Sir, vertain if possible the views and hellogs of the disposal is last. Therefore, the Commites have spatez, placed under the supervision and attacking the enemy as he attempted to for the recognition in the colour of protutns and think the whole question has been considered that it would he only becoming and proper. My community generally to referees to question asked the covernment to incur considerable or tutelago of the military authorities, and Kable land. Au atleak anch as I am imagin latters of administextion grastad to the United already. The Medical Boned mada some angges-ben, friend---

which certainly is amerounded by diffcoltios, peres in velablishing a centrát place in which the is the seat of the polosy being threatened, to being would probably be ne by a sumu Kingdom. The objects and reavove are stated tions is to having au tubermediata olsa, bat the Hon. G. P. CHATEN-Tho business of the That question is the re-establishment and the Volanteses can keep ovarything they require for by edur of the Governor, embodist for active quadron of cruisers bringing a number of at the foot and I do get propers to do more than Government decided that they could not admit Council being frished, I will ask your Excellency tonistenance of a Volunteer Corps. In their purposes, and whern delil mn be put for service, under the Army Act, as paid soldiers of troupe here closely packed, which troops wonić tanve the annoud reading of a Bl

it. Therefore I should airiainly oppose atters to prmit me to retire,

Hongkong. My own opinion, as you are ward on the spot. That is the encoergement the Crown. Susa a foron the Army will be probably be augmented by the crews of the The COLONIAL SECRATARY 8oooaded.

tions of that kind in this section, and if y Boa. T. H. WEITEREAD-I demire your Er- swazo, bis beru expressed freely enough sad support, the Volunteers want from the Go grond te welcome: as an auxiliary ally, nkd will take themselves. These would have to be Bill read a second time.

othar class of practitioner is to be introduced collenoy's permission to do the same.

It was in the affect that it would be very vornment; from the community they want very feel it a privilege to do all in its power to landed in a very short space of time with littis The Bill then passed through Commitise with. † by amendment the matter must be considered at i Hoa. C. P. Chater and Hon. T. A White diffult, looking to the numerona amas largely that personal encouragement which the help with advies and guidance. The contempo appliances in the shape of beste axcept out alteration or omissal sud was ikan read a ‡ the proper moment.

hand then left the Chamber.

ments which present themselves to young man ballef in the messsity for the existence of a alated Ordiasure will, I understand, place their own. My suggestion is that the bosta third time and prased.

Hou. HoKA-I think the hon. member mis The COLONIAL BEURETARY (continning) is the colony, such cricket, tennis, golf, Velusteer corps on only give. From employera ach Volqutears as may be raised in Hong in landing me that they would be able to offer would be so negunarily overcrowded, or orowded, MEDICAL BUGISTRATION.

understands my meaning. What I wish to my My hon, friond the senior anoflalal member la rowing, football, and other games, to miss so of labour they want consihing more than mases song, under the Army Act, in an erectly The Active ATTOEN 23-(ENERAL-1 bag to in thit the regelt of the slause is to exempt his reply to my speech in Committen made some large a form se 206 or avan 150 Volazztsers, nozomain of time, Thay may, "It won join analogous way to that by whisk the eglish resistance ton deterrained attack if you turned, moce the roud nauding of & BU entitled an Chinasa practitioners who are practtslag me. endearam to show that the revenue bad fallen and that even if that forgo were exisad it would the Volunteer force we will give them every Volantear Faroes Act deals with the home Bay, half-a-dosen Laspoken on them with machi e Ostinanon to amend the Medical Registration dielne and surgery, according to the Chinese swap. For the purpose of his comparison he possibly, and probably, bu very difficult to onpouragement. That is innativo, susanrage Vaiznteers. I am sorry that that Ordinance Runs and they would be able to get vory litila sup- Ordinance, 1821. Honergable aber will methods form the operation of the Ordinance Wear un further back than 1891, and as the re- maintain it at that Igure. Personally, I may went. Heade of bozucu muat baner perfectly has not her passed, or publiskeit, before this port from their own skips, who would be afraid to find that the objects and reasons of the Ordia- bat I say why not exempt also these Cliness veras for the current year bas of course not yet say I air placed in rain an awkward dilecom, well, and with buails of houses I think I may hi-mesting was called, that the terms of aerol are on their own men. diy suggestion may l anes are detailed at the food. The provisions of the bus srat European medicine and allow been ascertained he compared the seertained rete explain which I must take you back a few olude head of Government departments as well, ment might be generally know, but I may made more obese to you if you will allow me to the Ordinazou are not very imprast until them to pretise among the Chinese sosording salt of 1801 with the estimate for 1892. If he months and show you exactly how the matter that, without pottior undue pressare on their package meation that the main fedfire of read the following extracts from a Bebama which you come to setion 4 Thosabanotion 2 ra-anauts to the Earenean methods? ·**

will have a very little patiense he will see the stands. Holding the opinions I did, and bering men, they ar give them to understand and feel that the home arrangement on which it is based veepazed some time ago at the request of in somewhat different, laurage the section. I The Acting Arrosnar-GENERAL-That is fulfilment of my statement that the reverse for expressed the opinions I held. I referred the the man who devotes his thus to Volunteering tre--(i.). Provicious for effective discipline Major-General Cameron think it is 2, of the old Grciennes of 1 A. the very point that the Government has de 1992 will oxseed that for 1891, as that for question to a very able committee which seat in will be locked upon with a certain amount of when paraded under their own offers. (l: That Ordinance rend somewhat in this way. efflod was a principle it could not admit.

1891 exceeded that for 1890, and as 1890 er very expellant report, a report which erred favour. It head of homes and departments aco. Subjection to military disciplice as a real part of defence against attrez by an anemy is weald be In the areat of having to placo Hongkang in a state This Ordiannge shall not operate to limit the Hon. HoKA-I did not know that

ceeded 1880, which in ita tara prodaod & perhaps on the side of 13berality. The compositirely in favour of the Volunteering, ora of the regular army-when paraded with or so unaway to provid right of Chiness praplátionery to proctis medi- The ACTING ATTORNEY-GENERAL-I would venue largely in excess of that of any pes-mittee did not at all ngren with me. They setira and realous themes, if they would working with the regular formie (8) Liability (1)For the delenes of the unige feld by means of omne or surgery or to regelve, demand or recover propose, in order to code to the her. member rions year. In castradística or dispate of the attributed the complete failure of mach jelu a vt rau corps, say, and take a real in case of danger to in culled out by the armed ba roopablo charges in respect of such practics." is far se pusible, that the stanas be left oror thares which I quoted be wild not ono ingte auccessivo effort to establish a parman-lutereat in the wetter, then probably, it would Gozortne og detiva grevin becoming for the I do not know staally what right before that will the nest meeting of the Connell In order word. He also observed tant besides demanding lent force of Volunteers here to the watit he found that young up, who would nat tos to all intents and purposes offera and gold- dalo Chinese protitioners lnd they certainly, that I might be quite oare of the grounds I havn the mediate rednotion of the additions granted of indnorment and saticient liberality on the stbarwias John would shed their names as Ya- fara of the z-gular army, entitled, tā šis aŭtus- Bad no right, as far as I am aware, statute by law, 'etuled. I will look up the papari again, tui. I to salarion under the general sobemratings in part of the Government. Now the Government Inntesra, é should be the last men in the world age mad subject to it liabilities. Eosed mahard by table c

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