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creditors, it is a great mistake. It the truth, the whole truth, were kuown, it would be soon that Peking could have paid these debts without this latest loan. That of course would have needed more honest
A. S. WATSON & CO., administration, and greats: warranty for the untruthful adage that attributes to the Chinamun & commercialkonesty transcending all others. The EMPRESS DOWAGER's epicts forbidding the spending of noty on birth day celebrations in her houour sounded vary well, indeed; but if their eineority gauged by what actually cured, we can WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS. not think very highly of her protests There was, if we may believe repeated Teports from Peking, a more than usually seandalous waste of money in connection with the birthday of that old woman, whose
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1 Dozen Quaris $52.
2 Dozen Pinta 855.
Mr. F. Bornamaan, merchant and commission agent, has sent vs a very artistic Chinens
slander.
We are asked to state that on the night of the ball at Government House, 2nd justant,
special trams and ferries will be rau as follows:
Troms at 1a.m., 1.30a.m., 2 am, and 2.30 a. Fertion at 1.30 and 2.30a.m. Full drew wij be worn.
Sorgeant Sim went over to Aberdeen on Saturday last to execute an opium Warrant, › He
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ANNUAL MEETING,
The . C. Daily News had the following there were also present the Hou. Mr. P N. H. Bir C. P. Chater (Chairman), Bon. W. J. caplaras reported by telegraph:
Toxro, 12th February. The German steamer l'arca, bound to Vladivostock with military applies, was Belted on Friday off Hokkaido. (The Paros is a steamor of 2,308 tons gross, belonging to the
Torro, 14th February.
did not und any opium on the praises, but found a suspicions looking banner. This on boing submitted to an expert, was prenennced Deutsche Levants Linie, of Hamburg). to be a flag of the Triad Society. For hav.ng it in his possession the antiva was sent to gao
with hard labour for six months.
Two Bremen of the .s. Veggut, both named Auderson, being intoxicated, attracted the
The British stoom or Fastry has been refossod.
TOKYO, 15th February.
A meeting of the Sanitary Board was held The ordinary yearly meeting of shareholders in the Board Room on February 20th. Dr. of this company was held at noon yesterday at J. M. Atkinson (President) presided, end | Qusoss's Buildings. There were present
Gregson and Mesara N. A. Siobs, E. Goetz, A. Haupt. H. P. White, E. §. Whenllor, J. S. Van Buren and E. W. Tildon (Divectors), W. B. Dixon (Chlof Managor), T. I, Koso (Secretary), Captain J. M. Hay and Mesars. E. Georg, E. H. Binds, W. C. Jack, E. S. Josoph, C. W. May, J. R. Mishaol, M. h. Michael, S. H. Michael, 8. J. Michool, R Mitchell W, Farlane, C. W. Richards, A.
Jones (Vice-President), the Hon. Mr. A. W. Browin, Col. W. E. Webli, R.A.M.C., Mr. A. Rumjan, Dr. F. Clark. Dr. H. Macfarlane, Dr. F. Gröno, Dr. Pearsa, Mr. F. J. Badeley and Mr. T. A. Hanmer (Secretary),
The minutes of the previous meating were. confirmed.
TOO MANY EXEMPTIONS. The Registrar Geners! micuted :-I beg to
Ho Shai Wing and Long Man Pin. EEPOET AND ACCOUNTS.
The CHAIRMAN, sporking with regard to the
position of power with regard to the vital attention of a lukong. One of them struck the day off Hokkaido. (The dullo is a Newcastle the Fullie Health and Bu'ding Ordinance and Danal report and statement of accounts. which
affairs of the largest community oa qarth is source of wonder and regret to all who are able to view affairs without taking the things that are as a matter of coarse. The
policeman on the chest with in bolfle of whisky. The bottle was broken, and the contents maturated his clothing. The couda'ło, called assistance, and the Andersons were taken to No. 7 Polica Station. They were pled before
yesterday. The cno who committed the assault was fined $7; tho other $8.
The annual general meeting of the Hongkong Chamber of Commerce is called for Tuesday Det to 28th inst We would draw the
attention of mettlers of the Chamber to the advertisement setting forth the business to be transacted. Besides the usual contine business it is proposed to submit resolution asking that the Chumbor of Commerce may he given on opportunity by the Government of expressing their view upon any proposed legislative arrangements Hely to affect freedom of action.
in tie trada of the Colony.
ALLEGED MURDER AND ARMED ROBBERY.
Tas
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no re-
The British aloamor Apollo with coals, and the Besteman with foodstuffs, were captured yoster.
steamer of 2361 tons not, which left Borry on the 7th of Tharember last for Bangkok. The Stoleman (whone capture we reported on private information some days ago) is a London steamer
on the coast).
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that is not the opinion of the Chioso owners of property and I think the publication of auch
return would be very useful. Mr. Howelt minute:-If anything the Board bas besa too liberal in granting exemptions.
It was agreal that a raiarn to furnished accordingly.
ABATING OPEN SPACE ECQUIREMENTS,
suggest for the consideration of the Board Rodger. A. S. Wood, Ho Feok, He Kom Tong. the advisability of directing that a return should be drawn up by the Sacrotury showing the number of applications for modifications ol the number of applications granted snge the are already appeared in these columns, said: contug luto force of tho Pubic Health Build Gentlemen; The report and statement of ings Amsadment Ordinan- 23 of 1903. Bly accounts having been in your hands for como impression is that the Board has been liberal inte. I will, with your perre'ssion, following or
profits for the half year onded 31st, December 1904 amounted to $370,159.03, to which must be added the sum of $505,471.73, the amount brought forward from our last account, and, after deducting directors" and auditors' feas thera romains for appropriation the sum of 8864.880.76, na compared with $954,037,67 for ...the previons half year, and 8817,040,04 for the corresponding porial in 1909. Subject to your concurrence, the Boaril propose to deal with this balance as follows:-To pay a dividend for the half year of 19 per cent and a lunes of two per cent to shorolders; absorbing 3330,000, to write off from the value of the Kowloon Toks the sum of $36,391.66, and to carry forward to new account the balance, $498,289,10. Dr. Clark minutod:--I recommend that this We trust fut this distribution, which we think modification of section 175 be approved. It has recommends itself in ovory respect, will meet been sanctioned in a nuraber of similar houses with your approval. From the statement of at Kowloon, I have arranged with Dr. Pearse accounts you will observe that the saing of that, we will recommend the adoption of this material in hand is about the same as at this dovico in future coly when tas laue in the rear
time last year, the increase of some $220,000 is not less than one third the height of thote which I drew your attention at our last hoan. It is necessary to have some nlo and meeting having been amorbed in the com- this is. I think, a runsamble ou",
pletion of the steamers for tha Yongless Rivor and Philippine Government, then in course of The dredger, "Canton River" construction. having been for the greatar part of the period ander review usefully employed in the work of dredging the foreshora frontage at the Kowloon Dock, thus cambling vessels of deep draught and great loarth to lie alongside oar harf when under repair, has not been able to seek ontside employmat, and her carniiweari The dos sien mentioned consequently slight.
News of the death of Sir Robert Jardine, head of tho "princely house" which has always heen a conspiccons supporter of our anal Race Meetings, coming ss It does in the Face weak, excited fears that the mosting would bo deprived of much of its interest, as indeed:
Messrs. Leigh and Orange, on hobulf of would have been the case had the doors of Messrs. B. J. David and Company, applied for Jardine's stables remained closed for the wook.exemption from the provision of back yards in We understand boirever, that the ponies already respect of Nos. 86 to 10, Market Strest, Hung. entered for the various events will not be with hom, on condition that the kitchens are partit drawn but the usual tiffin will not take place.
-ioned off and openings made in the back all Adrosticaments in another column announce that in the case of Mr. John Peel's stables the colours will by permission of the stowords bo changed to all purple; and in Mr. Joloistons's case the colours are changed to "yellow black and exp."
Soms half dozen first-class jockeys from the north, who have been regalar attendants at the Hongkong Races, are absent this mosting, The tipstare confess themselves baffled by the apparent equality of this season's griffins. Our own prophet, however, risks his reputation on the following selections:—
wasteful progress of the Imperial likeness Mr. H. H. J. Gompertz at the Pico Court of 1,063 toux 1ot, which has been lately trading granting and recommending modifications but asual castom, tako them a road. The net JULES MUMM & CO. REIMS. from Peking to St. Louis is still remem- hered, with as much regret as amusement. The leakage of national funds in the one (FOURNISSEURS BREVETES DE LA small corner allotted to the sick enguch, the miserable cresture whose only use in the CCUR INFERIAL ET ROYALE
world is to toady to his Imperial mistress's vanity and perverted affection, is another item worthy thoattention of the sympathetic, It is useless perhaps to mention the caeruious sum recently wasted in fireworks. Even more anlightened peoples share the bar inrous delight in mere naine, however much it costs to produce; but the fact that this RECOMMENDED BY CONNOISSEURS, | extravagance is imposed on the very poorest ea of Han minst qualify the reflections On the distressing poverty of this strange Another application for extradition was meaG
the people. Tho theory of
Chinese to Mr. H. I. J. Gompertz at the Pelica our
Mr. H. E. Pollock scrupulous honesty gaius strength at youterday afterno-a. Chinu New Year, the popular impresioninstructed by Mr. R. A. Harding, made the application 02 bobelf of the Chinese being that the Celestial starts each your Government. Prisoner, who "square" and free of all dubt. We 600 presented, pleaded not guilty.
Mr. Pullock, in opening the case, stated that | him going round witha paper lantern look-
the crime was alleged to have been committed jag for his debtors, and inngine some
on the the 16th June 1904 when an attack was resonblanco to the classical DIOGENES who
modo on Ngan Kok Shia village in the Eau also used a lantern in his hopeless search Ming District of the province of Eweng Toug The Diocese of by a band of upwards of 100 roblors. When to-day night find room for cynicisus in the the robbing was going on reports of firearms ndmitted fact that the lantern carrying Ware Leard. A great many bouses ware broken into that night and many robberies wore com- Chinaman is looking for his debtors, not
mitted. There was a sort of genorai melee for his creditors. It seems to inlicate that
between the robbers and the villagers. As the the honest debtor is a rather shy bird, to
result of the visit to the henso with which wo need so much stalking. It is xiso quite are concerned, the defendant is slingud to late 33 certain that the vaunted settling up at this killed Li Cheng Sham's father, and Li Chung zeuson is feritious, if not hypocritical. To Sham was robbed of $120 in cash and various pay his debts the debtor frequently incurs other goods and chattels new ones, like the Russian national finun cier. dresses with conuuunications addressed to the Editer,
The only real difference is, in the muajority not for prication, but as evidence of good faith
Letters for pubisertion stwust be tortion on
of cases, that creditor Paul, of 1904 is paid ene side of the pazer anly,
Ne onymously signed communications that how off by making PETER the creditor in 1995. already appearsi in other papers will be insertod,
The Japanese have an almost identical Orders for extra copies of Lay Perau should be sent before 11 am. on day of pubication. After that fashion of New Year settlements, and why hour the cupply is liniitel. Only mupplied for Cash, Telegraphic Address: Press Codes: 4.B.U.6. Buthe Chinese should earn a reputation for
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On 16th February, at Shanghai, the wife of Ee P. Huese, of n eon.
DEATHS.
On 15th February, at shangbai, Frank Dalbas, aged 40 years.
On 15th February, at Shanghai, Captain Puexis, Iate of the T.-C. S. N. Co.'s steamer Kingsing, aged
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HONGKONG OFFTOR: 14.DEVEUX ROAD CL LONDON OFFICE: 131, FLEET STRENT, E.C. HONGKONG, FEBRUARY 21st, 1905. The old story of the immaculate honesty of the Chinaman in business matters, as com- pared with the legendary dishonesty of the commercial Japanese, never really causes to be told, but lately, for some unexplained -reason, it is experiencing revival, and is cropping up in the world's press with a
honesty that is with-held from the Japanese, on this ground, is a mystery to be explained only by the eccentric inconsistencies of popular judgments.
By the homeward-bound French ma3 steamer, leaving at mid-day, 249 parolled. Rassions are travailing from Japan to Port Said
Rasing men will be startled by the announce ment that Frank Dallas, a well known Shanghai jockoy, is doad. He was big, healthy looking man.
The case of an employé of Messrs. A. S. Watson and Company's Manila establishment is under investigation. He is charged with being a contrast employo from Englad
charge of armed robbery Mfr. Pollosk aid he As the extradition papers only referred to the
would formally withdraw the charge of murdar. Li Choang Sham ceclared: i am a andent residing at Ngen Kok Shiu village. My residence is about four chung from the East. gate of the village. On the evening of the 18th June our cook went out to buy goods. Shortly afterwards he come running back calling out thieves." My father immediately got on to the roof of the house and beat & gong. Just then the thieves broke in the door. There were about twenty of them, headed by the defendant who carried a gun. Before the defendeut entered, he shot at my fathar on the roof and he fell to the granted. The defendant then best his brains out with the butt of his gun Ons of the other robbers took hold of me and covered me with a rovolver, telling me that it I moved I would be killed. Leung Trung then came up and asked where my money was I said "In the room." Defendant caid to the
robbers-Go in and get it" Then five or six men went into my father's room, and five or six into mine. I heard the boxes being broken open, and my wife and children crying. The robbers gathered all the clothing, they could find and put them into about treaty luskots, which they carried into the yard. They thor and-"Let us go into the next house", and ther left. They took about 8120 in silver be longing too. Several of the robbers, all armed, held me while the others ranracked the place Henry H. Fongys, a bartender, is on trial at Most of the robbers were armed, some with Manila for bringing counterfeit money irto knives and firearms, others with axes. Affor
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Mr. Rumjohn minnted :-Upon what ground have the Medical Officers of Health based the standard of open space in the rear, required in fathra before modification would be recom. monded by them for similar applientions ?
The Registrar General minuted: --If the Board adopts the recommendation of the M.O.H. it should show this is a special case, and why tho modification is uncentsy.
The PRESIDENT mored that the application be granted.
Mr. RUMJAN Souted the motion. If the exterior wall at the wear cor'd be taken down it would not only give external air but rontilate and light the promises to a much greater extent. Posibly the Government, which has something lito $200,000 at aside might be approached with a view to compensat ing owners of property to toe suck walls down,
Hon Mr.JONES: The amount on the estimates is intended for special cases wherein te Govern. ment is obliged to give compensation secording
to the Ordinance.
Mr. RUMJARN: This is a spac's care, and in a case like this, compensation would be allawod in England.
Kon. Mr. BREWIN: The Medical Officer of Health had much to do with the drafting of
this Ordinanc, and might be able to tell us what the draftsmen had in their minds when they used the phraseology "special casea." I should like to hear whether he considers this special ease.
Dr. CLARK: The idea was that thero might possibly bo certain dwellings in which the wording of clause one could not be carried out. I do not think this is a special ense, but I recommended that the same regula tion apply to these houses as applies to the
houses next door.
Hon. Mr. Browin: That is the reading I gave to the clauss, and having heard his opinion we might wak him to put in writing his inter- pretation of this section for guidance.
The motion was carried.
our
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at our last meeting to replace the "Fune" by smaller vessel with moda machinery
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work with the Robert Cook" being carried ont, and it, when completed, will be found very useful. The returns of tonnage of ships docked or repaired during the past half year, te cojured with the previous six months, shows, as was foroshidowed in the last report, a considerable falling off, totalling a decrease of 58,513 tons, and I fear I cannot hold out much hope of improvement in this respect, so long as tho present war between Eussia and Japan continues. The wiring and
motors for a further extension of the electrio
drive are now deliverable. The power for this and other extensions which we have in view, is alrowly scoured, and has team at work with excellent results at low power for the past half year. We may shortly expect delivery of extra cranes for the Engine.Works and other tools' and we intend to extend the electric drive to the Sawmill. We have also in view the extension of the Boiler Shop at Kowloon, entailing the acquisition of additional machinery. Improve outs are also necessary to both the Cosmopoli. top and Aberdeen Docks to bring them properly into line with present day requirements, but these I am pleased to say are not of a costly nature. I am glad to say that we nornmonoa this year satisfactorily. Nothing farther occurs to ma for comment, but before formally proposing the adoption of the report and accounts, I shall be pleased to answer any questions. As there were no questions asked, he moved that the report and accounts be adopted and passad
Mr. Wood: I have much pleasure in mysond- ing the motion, but regret that there is such a large falling off in the number of vessels dockod, thereby reducing the earnings of the company... Mr. B. Brotherton Harker, on beh-lf of a I trust the war, the course of which we watch
A SIMILAR APPLICATION.
quite uncalled for emphasis. The pop-Manila from Shanghai. A large cigar box full leaving my house I heard them breaking in Lei Lane. The outbreak which occurred about Praya East be allowed to count as open space,
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of the band,
itself.
The PAESIDENT mered that the application -be granted.
Mr. KUMJAHN Seconded the motion, which wes sgreed to.
Our thanks w due to the Manager and staff for their share in achieving the restits before ns, also to the Directors; and if I may do so, I congratr'ate our chairman on the completion of his second year of service in that capacity, and wish him a good time in his third Year. (Appiansoj.
client, applied that a lane at Nos, 60 and 60 with such painful interest, may soon come to ag ead, and that this company may share in the Mr. Ramjaha minuted :--Application re-revival of trade we may then look for. Mran- larity of the recent Chinese loan may have of Chinese copper coins corresponding in size other doors. Then several gongs were beaten, 730 last night is the third we have recorded had comething to do with it. This loan, to porotas and media posatza all silvered over is and the robbers ran. After consulting with from this place within a month. The fire orig.nut commended. Of course the owner waivas all while it is satisfactory to learn that everything which led to quite a siege of the London produced as evidence,
the elders of the village, we sent a potition to ed in an oil and matting shop, and was soon claims as regards compensation for the scavenge being done to keep the decks, and the machinery employed about them, efficient and branch of the Hongkong and Shangbui
The Regist-ar Gonore' m'nated :-Were not up to the requirements of the day. The Before Mr. F. A. Bazeland at the Police the Sun Hing Magistrats, and he came and burning fiercely, the sky being brightly ing lane, which must be made public.
made inquiries into the case on the 19th June. illuminated. Showers of sparks were blown Bunk, is supposed to be needed to repair Court yesterday, Inspector Gould charged a
those two storied houses, originally ? The question of increasing the size of the accommoda am quite sure that defendant was the loader by a fairly strong brooze iu ell dieactions. The M.O.H. gives us reasons for his recommendation of the docks to bring them into the max the deficit caused by the Chinese Govern- collo with the larceny of £10 worth of clothing
brigade turned out under Deputy Superintend- wont's undertaking to pay the foreign from a residenes in Wanchai. Defendant had
F.J.Badeley, Captain Superintendent of Police, out Halifax and Chief Inspector Bakes. Totions at the meeting, hat it would be much line is probably a more difficult ons to tackle, indemnities in gold, and there are sympa previons conviction, so was sentenced to two
from amongst twelve others in the gaol com work pamping water and soon a strong pressure gave evidence as to the identification of prisoner fir eng ras, also the fire tanzish, ware got to better if they were put on record on the paper but the Board has, no doubt, this in mind. toms of a re-actionary sentiment of sym- months hard labour and six hours stocks.
pound by two of the witnesses in the case. pathy with the Imperial debtor, the senti-
Further evidence was adduced and His was brought to play on the burning pramises mentaliste forgetting the nature of the
Worship informed the defendant that he would The fire, as before stated however, had a very be committed to gael posing the order of the circumstances which created the debt, and
Governor as la winter he should be sur strong hold, and before its progress could be altogether ignoring the long record of
mondered. If he liked, be could apply for habeas stayed, caught on to another oil shop in New- market Street. The back portion of this, and corpus within fifteen days. broken promises and evaded obligations that stands to the eternal discredit of "honest John." How far this sentiment
Captain d' Antas Ribeiro and officers of the has inspired President ROOSEVELT's recent
Portuguese craisor Adamastor entertained a action with regard to returning such a large large party of Portuguese friends na bourd on portion of the Chinese indemnity we have Sunday. They were assisted by offears of the Conselheiro Senhor yet to learn. The sentimental side of Diu and Bio Lima.
Mr. and Mrs. Leiria, weto Washington is but rarely evinced without a Romano, and nucleus of soif interest and shrewd business amongst the guests. Dancing, masie, decors
tions, and sparkling wine- tended to policy concealed somewhere within it. If
happiness and an entente cordiale between the it be tinctured at all with the idea that European Portuguese and the brethren of the Chiun is being unduly opprered by her Orient.
Throo Chinese were charged befora Mr. F. A. Hazeland at the Police Court yesterday with being in possession of various amounts of illicit opium. Two of the defendants were fined $500 each or the alternative of three months hard labour, while the third was fined $120 three months imprisonment.
WEATHER REPORT.
MORTALITY STATISTICS.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
Mr. RICHARDS proposed the election of Hon.
ths top Boor, were practically gutted, while The fellow'ng is the return for the week nothing was saved in the Tung Loi Lano shop, ended the 21st Jennary, at a death zato per it was some two hours before the fire conla ba, 1,000 per aunum:-British and foreign civil got under, and late last night the firemen population, 149; previous week, 149; cor- Mr. W. J. Gresson and Mr. H. P. White ta the were still at work putting it out.
responding week 1904, 10.2; Chinese population Board of Directors. Mr. Parlane seconded 16.6; provions week, 11.2; corresponding wook, the proposition, which was agreed to. 1904, 12 2.
The Hongkong Observatory yesterday issued the following report:-
On the 20th at 11.45 am. The barometer has rises throughout China and has fallen au Гаран
The depression referrent to yesterday bas
At St. Patrick's Hall, near the Peak Tram. moved eastward into the Pavitio.
Gradients are moderate upon the east corst way Terminus, on Thursday, Friday and Satur. of China and slighter upon the south coast. day next, the Bijou Variety Entertainers will Fresh N.E. monsoon will prevail in the Formen give a Bloscope entertainment, producing Channel and to the northward of it and moderate the latest pictures of the Russo-Japanese to fresh N.E. winds in the northern part of the China Sea
war. The music loving public will also be Forecast:-Fresh N.E. winda, overcast, hasy, catered fox.
ZAT KETURN,
Mr. WHITE,moved, and Mr. Jack secondéð, the re-election of Sir C. P. Chavor and Mr. J. 8. Van Buren to the Board of Direct ra, Carried.
For the weak anding 11th February 456 rats
Mr. Grong moved that Messrs. Thomes were caught, of which 19 were found to be infected, while of the 650 caught for the week A-nold and H. U. Jeffries be re-appointed ending 18th February, 26 were found to be Auditors. Mr. Ho Foe's seconded the motion.
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which was carried.
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