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INTIMATIONS

IMPORTANT NOTICE.

FRESH ARRIVALS.

BY GIVING A VERY LARGE ORDER

WE HAVE SECURED THE

CO-OPERATION

66

OF THE MAKERS OF THE

APOLLO

MASTER

PLAYERS'

99

IN LOWERING THEIR PRICES,

AND

FROM

POLICE COURT.

Wednesday, 3rd Angost.

REFUSING HIRE.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 4TH, 1904.

start the lattilo on the question of fiscal reformn" terast. Mr. Lassner likewise rendered Food THE CIGARETTES OF

Herose MR. J. H. KEMP (SECOND Power against what he described as "the introduction of powerful and corrupting interests under the MAGISTRATE).

system of protection which will control and poison the very sources of our national life."

Ha gars as one illustration the case of the Licensing Bill. This is intended to hand over additional wealth and additional security to what is already at enormously powerful in- terest," he said.

Mr. Ross, Assistant Colonial Secretary Hammoned eight sapan men for refusing to Recept legal hire off Blake Pior. Soven of the

defendants were convicted aud fined 87 each.

AN ILLEGAL PRACTICE,

fishermen were charged with making

and until he be ready to take up the burden and ↑ President and in which he takes a lively in- Continuing what he described as a "teu-lp by espousing the cause of the native Jows minate eermion." Lord Rosebery protested of China, when the appeal of the late President, Mr. I. Moore, was sent to him. He convened a meeting and delivorei very, able lecture on bellf of the Chinese Jews, which resulted in n very haulsome collection. Indeed, it was the first help that reached the Society. He is liko wins Prestient of the Jewish Benevolent Fand of Nagasaki. His services to his co-religiouists are very kyeuly appreciated by them, and two years ago Mr. Lessner was presented with n beautiful address and a handsome present in recoxarifilis, by his parvite os pefictions, way of services.. Mr. is families and individuals having been helped by hira; und in addition he is a liberal contributor "I build a house costing £1,200. I get a to all the communal charities. He is greatly licence given me by the State for nething, but admired for his character and gonority both my property becomes worth £3,000), perhaps ay Jess and Gentiles-The Jewish Chronicle, Kreat deal more, and the object of this Bill of th Government is to strengthen the right on pro party for all time, to give up what in the free of the State, the free gift of the Stato, and what is the property of the State."

You are going to hand over not to the pub. to the su: Kenshaw While who was under way in liran who serves in the public-lume, int to his

the Harbour.

Mr. J. H. Grist, solicitor, of Messrs. Wilkin- sau and Grist, appeared for the defence.

The defendants were convicted and fined

each.

A DISGRACE TO CIVILISATION," F. Marahill, husband of the licensee of the Criterion Hotel, was charged, on remand, with assault, by a man named Harlow, a relation of his wife. Mr. P. W. Goldring, solicitor, of Mr. John Hastings office, appeared for the prosecu. tion. After evidence had been givou, and the defendunt had made a statement, Mr. Goldring said that in the assault the defendant had need his teeth, like a lower animal. He asked Mr. Komp for a savore penalty, as such behaviour was disgraceful in a civilised person.

Mr. Kemp said he would convict the man. taking into consideration, however, that he was drank when he committed tho assault, and that it was a family dispute. For biting, the penalty should be imprisonment without the option of aine. He would impose a fine of $25 or me

willions sterling. Where does the value of u licence coue in P It comes from the Stato.

PUNCH IN SERIOUS VEIN.

Wasted labour, misdirected onthusiasm, and the Empire's need form the subject of the epilogus to the 126th volume of Punch, which takes the shape of a conversation between Mr. Punch and a fomons cricketer.

The cricketer details the labours which make up his day. To-day I made 120 not ont," he says, was interviewed twice, photographed

WE NOW OFFER THESS Month's imprisonment, and bind the nan over three times, and wrote half a column for the i

$365 TO

$850.

NEW

CONSIGNMENT

JUST ARRIVED

PER S.S. EMPRESS OF CHINA" WE WILL SUPPLY AN UPRIGHT

IRON GRAND AND A PIANO

PLAYER FOR

in the sum of $100 to keep the peace for six months.

ALLEGED FORSERY.

Daily Dunagogue.' I'm off now to get a bit of dinner, and before I turn in I've got to finish artick on the Economics of Sport for the Statist. If I get to hed by twolve I shail consider myself lucky."

BC

Mr. T. Arima, manager of the Osaka Shosen Kaisha, charged Cheng Tak Ho, described as au office boy, with forgery. The same defendant

That's the pity of it," carves Mr. Panch. recently pleaded guilty to embezzlement, and Energy and ability lavished on games, when the object of the complainant was now to prove the country is crying out for efficiency and thut to forged dobit notes with which to col-intelligence in commores and the Army and lect money. Mr. 2 W. Goldring, soliciter, of the Navy Mr. John Hastings' office, prosecuted.

The case was remanded.

AFTER 33 YEARS.

$825, CASH inclined to him; I

OR CREDIT TERMS.

These Players have been tested in Hongkong or 5 years (nt. Peak included) without u

·

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Sir Stamford Raffles, Governor of Java, hud an interview with Napoleon on St. Helena, ană on May 20, 1818, he wrote a private letter about it to his friend Sholto V. Hare. The latter, recently sold at Sotheby's, has now for the fret time been published. Here is an extract:

Believe me, Hare, this man is a muster, who has none of those feelings of the heart which constitute the real man. I was favourably I compassionated his situation, but from the moment. I came into his presence these feelings subsided, and they gave place to those of horror, disgust, and alarm. I saw in him a man determined and vindictive, without che sperk of soul, but possessing a capacity and talent calculated to enslave mankind. I saw in him that all this capacity, all this talent. was devoted to himself and his own supremacy, I saw that he looked down upon all mankind us his inferiors, and that he possessed not the smallest partick of philosophy. I looked upon him as a wild animal caught, but not tamed. He is, in short, all head and no heart

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nover

man

who may by his ability com mand respect, but by his conduct can ensure the affection of suyone. I am still more deeply impressed than ever with the highest opinion of his abilities. It seems as if the despotism of Europe, all the ability of other countries, were concentrated in him. He is the head of the great monster despotism, but has no anecoction with the heurt. Tis folly to talk of this man's rising by taking fortone just in the nick of time. Fortune may in some degree have favoured his plans, int it is he who conceives them, and can show equal ability whether fortune favour or not. There is nothing dignified either in his appearance or his conduct. His appearanco I have accurately described, and during the seven mouths that he has been on St. Helena there is not a single anecdote related that on induce us to believe that feelings of magnanimity, philosophy, or benevolence ever could enter into his heart. The alarm I felt was lest he should escape.

HANKY PANKY ” GOVERNMENT,

"Has it never occurred to you that you ar overdoing all these athletics, that it is time to grow np and be rather more serious? Cricket isa splendid thing; football is a splendid thing: bat no healthy, fiue young fellow like you ought to spend the whole summer in knocking a solid all about and the whole winter in Thunt is only a small kiaking a hollow one.

Is there no Empire to expaud, no country part of le, and you are making it the whole. to be defended? Are we not menaced at every turn by dever young Americana sud plodding young Germana? Against their quickness and thoroughness are we to offer resistance but fine averages Pr

THE JEWS IN JAPAN.

The war in the Far East between Russia and Japan has drawn the attention of the Jewish publie to their brethren residing in the domir- ions of the Mikada. In the Jewish Chronicle of the 1st June. 1900, there is a short account of the foundation of a synagogue in Kole, but although the writer of the report was in hopes that the scheme would be carried out it has nevertheless fallen through owing to want of fands. Moreover, the Jews of Kobe hardly number a dozen.

Hitherto, very

Ettle was known about a Jewish solony at Nagasaki, and at the present crisis sone particulars about the colony will, I hope, prers uot uninteresting to your readers.

who

victims were

HONGKONG

AND SHANGHAI

BANKING CORPORATION.

This alxtract of assets and liabilities of the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, accompanies the report which was published yesterday.

Part-up capital

LIABILITIES,

sterling reserve fund....

Silver reserva frnd ....... Marine insurance account...... Notes in circulation-

Authorised issue

against securities de-

posited with the

Crown Agents for

the Colonies $10,000,000.00 Additional issue autho-

rised by Hongkong Ordinance No. 19 of เรท: · against coin lodged with the Hongkong Gove, n- -mont

Carrent accounts:-----

Silver.

Gobl, £1,939,613 95.

5d.

Fixed deposits :-

4,893,332,00

..$76,201,028,31

&

FUTURE.

ONCE SMOKED ALWAYS SMOKED.

E. D. PROTOPAPAS &

FINEST

ALEXANDRIA & CAIRO, EGYPT.

5

THE

CO.

EGYPTIAN CIGARETTES.

LOTUS, Large Size 85.00 per 103

Gold Tippo Medium Size

$3.75 per 100

ZAFAR,

Large Sizo $160 per 100 Medium Size $4.20

TRAUR MARK.

KARIM,

Large Size $3.75 per 100

Medium Size $9,50

THABIT,

Large Size $3.00 per 100

Melium $2.75 per 100

SOLE AGENTS FOR HONGKONG :

16,09, 00 00 1615 KRUSE & CO., CONNAUGHT HOUSE.

10,000,000,00 6.500,00:1.50 250,000.00

14,591,352100

21 851,423,55

--- 98,055,30180

Silver

... $18,382,951.01 Gold, £4,478,516 11.

57,445.256.01

Bills payable (including drafts on. Lon. don bankers call Ïauns and short Fight drawings on London office against bills receivable and bullion shipment.4)

Liability on bill of exchange re-dis Profit and low recant

counted, £4,543,54:3m NE of which £4,101.749 01, Ovi, have singeran off,

ASKETS.

-1 1,128.287.5

13,317,670.51

JAPAN

COALS.

MITSUI BUSSAN KAISHA (MITSUI & CO.

HEAD OFFICE), SURUGA-CHO, TOKYO. LONDON BRANCH–34, Lime Street, E.Ç.

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Now York, San Francisco, Hamburg, Bombay, Singapore, Soura'nya, Manila, Amoy, Shanghai, Chefco, Tiantain, Newchyang, Port Arthur, Seoul, Chomulpo, Yokohama, Yokosuka, Nagora, Osaka, Kobe, Kure, Shimonoseki, Moji, Wakamatso. Karatsu, Nagasaki, Kachinot, Susebe, Maidzura Miika, Hakodate, Taipeh, &-5.

Tolographic Address: "MITSUI" (A.B.C. and A 1 C‹ds)

CONTRACTORS OF COAL to the Imperial Japanesa Navy and Aresaals and the State Railways; Principal Railway Companies and Industrial Works: Home and Foreign Mait and Freight Steamers. 14297181 | BOLE PROPRIETORS of the Famous Miike, Tagawa, Yamato and Ida Coal Mines; and

BOLE AGENTS for Hokokn, Honde, Kazads, Fujingtaos, Mamoda, Mannoura, Onoura Otsuji,

Snashara Trabakaro, Yoehintani, Yoshio, Yunokibara, and other Coats.

8. MINAMI Mazagar, Hongtane.

$259,905,108,20

$ C.

12,338,014,60

Cas

• Cain lodged with the Hongkong Govern taent against te circulation in excess of 10,40,030am-4pm 4,900,000,00 Bullion in band and in traneit

4,507,708-07 2.018928.38 Indian Government rupoo paper pre Console, Colonial al other securities... 6,713,306.96 Storling reserve fræk investments, viz. :-

£670,000 per cent. Consols

229,600

MITU BISHI

GOSHI-KWAISUA

(MITSU BISHI CO.) COAL DEPARTMENT

at 85 £481,500 (of which £259,900 lodged with the Bank of England a special London re- BOTTA.) $255,000.23 par cetit, natiɔzul

MARUNO-UCHI, TOKIO. war loan, at 90

Cable Address, "IWABAITI,” £125,000 other sterling secu-

rition, writton down to ... 286,000

which applies to all Brauch Offices and Flong- kong and Shanghai Agencies, £1,800,000 10,000,000.00 A1, ABC 5th Edition, Western Union Codes

used. Billa discounted, lonas and credits 87,146,299.81 Bank premises

Bills receivable

99,852,943.49 1,897,763.77

$350,935,106,20

C.

GENERAL PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT.

Dr.

30th June, 1904.

$

15,000,00 Romineration to directors...nasa. To dividend account :--

More than twenty years ago Jews found their way to Nagasaki, and while Shanghai possesses the largest unmber of Jows that has ever resided in the Chinese Empire, Nagasaki, which is thirty-six boura distant from Shang. hai, can claim to rank the same in the Bowery

To Nagasaki most of the amounte written off :-- land of Japan.

of pers-cution Jews, in their native lands, came from all parts of Fussin cud Roumania. Incidentally, it is not amiss to stute that the Russo-Japanese war will he quite an exception to almost all preceding wars, inasmuch as the law of Japau does not permit foreigners to take up arms in her deferco; hence the absence of Jews from the services. The Russian Jew, who is sacrificing himself for the hour of his country will, therefors, not rou The Jews of Nagasaki have displayed their the risk of shedding the blood of his fellow Jew. keen sense of patriotism and loyalty in the pre- sout war by nleribing liberally towards the

To

£1 10s, per share on 97, sherga

$12,000 at 4s. Glavad dividend adjustment scout Difference in exchange between 44, GA, the rate at which the dividend is, declared, al 19. 9 5-8ths the rai of the day

To transfer to silver reservy fund....... To trasfor to bank promisis necorat...

To baile formaal to next half-year...

じょっ

profits, 31st Decem-

bor, 193 - $1,437 43

By amount of net profits

for the six or ouring the June, 130 aftur routing provision for bad and doubtful debts, de- ducting all expenses and interest paid and dine

To balance....

535,533.33

All Leitors Addressed:- MANAGEL, MITSUBI841 Co., with name of place under.

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AGENCIES SHANGHAI: H.J. H. TRIPP.

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I am almost afraid that this Government will go down to posterity as a hanky-panky Red Cress Society the sympathy of which, it By Lalanes of nuvided Government," said Lord Rosebery on June 25th. The ox-Premier was addressing 10,000 Liberals i almost needless to say, is with the side of Jupan. We have in contemplation," writes at Lambton Castle, where a garden party was given by the Earl of Durham and Laly Anner. 8. Lesauer, a resident at Nagasaki, "to hold before very long a special service in the Lambton.

"I do tut know really what hanky-parky the Japanese armoe

pray for the continued success of synagogue to

No ono, I believe, world

Jars are means," said his lordship. I could not for the venture to question their loyalty. IMPORTED EVERY MONTH, THERE-life of me give a definition of it, but I know bound to pray for the welfare of the country in

FORE ALWAYS FRESH

that the Government represents to me the very which they dwell. It is hardly necessary to stato absolute meaning of the words hanky-panky. FLEX'S, SCHULTZE'S, AMBERITE "When I think of the way in which they got that, about forty years ago, Japan granted full SPORTING the majority on which they live; when I think freedom and liberty to all foreigners, irrespec- CARTRIDGES & 10, 12, 16, and 20 BORE. of their wrigglings and dealings with regard tive of creed or caste to observe their religion or hindrance. The Jews of without let and NEWCASTLE CHILLED SHOT into fiscal reform; when I see their candidates Nagasaki-a in all other parts of Japan-are all Sizes, Nos. 10 to 8980. AIR GUNS and going down as supporters of Mr. Chamberlain has allowed to breathe a free air and are not in AMMUNITION in Variety.

to the by-elections, and as soon as they have WM. SCHMIDT & CO.

besa twelve hours in the constituency declaring aay way molested or restricted on account of their faith. What a lesson to the so-called that they would fight rather than put a tax on Hongkong 28th November, 1912

"civilised" Russia! Well might it be said that TAP OF THE SIKIANG or WEST food, when I consider their documents which MAR

are not documents, and their documents which RIVER

are pamphlets, Tum inclined to think that there is no Government in the world so justly entitled to the mysterious denomination of hanky-panky as the blessed Administration under which wo are privileged to live. You have read that remarkable cry of deamir which has appeared in which the Prime Minister discloses his views of the situation, and ends by saying pathetically that they do not hold office for their own confort or their own satisfaction. The Government certainly does not hold office for the comfort or the satisfaction of the Honse of Commons, because, ns that manifesto say, the supporters of this Government cannot be induced to come to its accour in the voting lobby. It is not for the comfort or the satisfac tieu of the muntry, because there is no by election which does not show the extreme dis comfort and dissatisfaction with which the country regards the Government.

From HONGLONG to WUCHOWFU, Showing the Ports and Calling Places Opened to Foreign Trade, 1897. Published at Daily Press Office. Price 25 Cents, Cash, Hongkong, 1st april, 1897

HONGKONG

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ready to produce on a large scale the best Buzen UNDER THE DIRECT SUPERVISION Coal from 1305.

Sole Agents for Kigio, Kerastaa (Tegawa' OF EXPERIENCED EUROPEANS. and Matsushima Coals.

The Head and Branch Offices and the Agen cies of the Company will receive any order for Ceals produced from the above Collieries.

Coal sold in 1303 by the Company amounted to 1,210,000 tons,

TAKASHIMA COAL, New and additional shafts at the Takashima PUND.

$10,000,000,00 Colliery have been completed and this wali. 10,000,000.00 known best and most economical steam Coal in the EAET is now produced in abundavos Bud $7,000,000,00

cau be supplied in any quantity. 0,300,000,00 500,000,00

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a heathen petion is warring to teach "civilised" Hy transfer from profit and loss ageusiał Russian lesson of toleration and righteousness.

The Jews of Nagasaki possess a beautiful synagogue, which was founded sume nine years ago by the late Mr. K. H. Goldenberg. The A Japanese lady, who deceased married ultimately embraced Judaism together with her two sons and daughter. The boys are now capable of reading Hebrew, and they attend service regularly, This is not the only occasion that Gentiles have embraced Judaism at Nagasaki, for only recently two gentlemen, one an Englishman and the other a Portuguese, applied of their own accord and were ultimately

received into our faith.

SHIPPING NOTES.

STEAKER MOVEMENTS. The stoner Catherine Apcar, from Calcutta, with the mail ou board) left Singapore for this port yesterday morning.

The steamer Macduf left Bingapore on the 2nd August for this part, and may be expected

on the 8th August.

bere

The 0.8.8. & C.M. stoamer Mackson left

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The President of the Synagogue Both the mainstay of the community. There 2nd August, and is due here on the 7th August. Israel" is Mr. S. D. Lessner. who is Singapore for this port on the morning of the Tho P. & A. steamer Aragonia left Portland is not a movement having for its object

with which Mr.on the 31st July via Japan poris, and may be effective preserver of Word against White Ants

Fangus, Dry-zot, Decay. hs interest of Jews

Whenever good expected here about the 31st August. Lessner is not identified.

Number of Testimonials from Authorities as well as frem Private Customers. "I am forced to the conclusion that this self-work is being done he is always to the fore.

Association denging Government, that lives and suffers in Through his instrumentality a branch of the was formed at office against its own wishes, exists only for the Anglo-Jewish comfort and satisfaction of Mr. Chamberlain, Nagasaki a few years ago, of which he is the

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WEATHER AT BEA.

A typhoon is raging to the south of Japan; Arrivals reports fresh it is working north." monsoon to the west.

The cableship Store Nordiske arrived from Shanghai yesterday.

MISCELLANEOUS.

The Italian 8.a. Capri arrived from Bombay yesterday with 4,800 tour of cotton.

The Carl Menzell arrived from Malaya yes. terday with 600 tons of timber for the East Asiatic Trading Co.

The 5.3. Belgian King arrived from Kuloten Festerday with 4,190 tons of coal for Messrs Bradley & Co.

The Brunhilde arrived from Wakamatsu yesterday with 1,680 tons of coal.

A HUMANE SKIPPER

The captain of the s.s. Southgate, bound from Kaiotsu to Saigon with a cargo of coal, put into Hongkong yesterday morning to bury his chief engineer. He died from dysentery at 11 p. on the night of the 2nd. The deceased was named David Lewis.

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