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The San Francisco Chronicle says:-United States Consul Anderson, Baugehow, China, sonds a brief report.of the monetary operations in Chinn, which indicates that the Chinese are not likely to reach a silver, let alone a gol, basis in the near future. He gives an account of a new mint established at Hangehow which will be devoted to the manufacture of cash, and he intimates that this ancient coin is likely to remain in favour indefinitely. Ho
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copper 5, 10 and 2 ensh pieces is aniler construction in Hapgchow and from the sealə upon which the work has been notummoned it. looks as though the plans of the provincial officiula fet an extensive establishment would be realized. The general understanding is at the present mint will contione operations. Altogether the output of the two cone rns will be very large, aggregating 2,800,000 pieces per day.
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 3RD, 1905.
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"ODOROUS COMPARISONS."
A newspaper published in the Straits sectas to have indefinite ideas on naval matters, Ho indefinite that they am one thing at the top of a column but something entirely different a little typo lower down. For instance we find in largo hondings, "Most Magnificent Bea Spectacle Since the Armada"; "Forty-four Mighty battle Vessels in Battle Array" (a collier's array" is not bad in its way): and then the! anticlimas, "Not, a Stron Fighting Lot. The Big Now Battleships and Cruisers so for But the reversion to the magni- Unreported,” ficent comes on again in this really eloquent passage:—
:
"Sing the Dake of Medina Sidonin took the Invincible Armada out of Lisbon some threo centuries ago, the world has seen no paral pageant of such vast magnificence."
And some mure to that effec*,
But to
come down from the empyrean to the ordi- mary dull prose of everyday life, might wo mention that of Lagos in 1903 th joint The Low mint is to have twenty machinee Mediterranean, Chanol, and Home Fleets and complete outfits, and will be arranged for totalled shout me hundred and sixty yhting day and night work. The machines have been shipe, as against this Baltic squadron's 16; or "val arred in Germs, and are similar to the ton times as vastly magnificent H now in nse in the old mint, which was started pageant." At the Julen Naval Review in by. 1903. The old mint has eight machines, in 1897 there must have been abont 140 Bghting and turns out about 200,000 pieces per day. ships; and nearly as many at the Coronation AT ANOTHER, The chines need repairs, and the motive Naval Review in 1902. Often, when the divi- power (two ongions of English make) is in bulsions of oar Mediterranea flest munt, tho simpe, both hecus of ungical weakness and negregate of fighting power is easily double of by reason of unskilled labour in its nut. The engines and the slamping me the whole Baltic Armuds. But all this is the machines more semmen place of the British navy Russi and accessories are of the cheapest cort, bas made an enormous effort to accumulate Having no experience to guide them, the what under the British white ansign would be authorities establishing the concerns naturally no more than a fourth-rate show, the lika of took the cheapest in the market, and it is not which, and more than which, lappons scores of certain that they were not wise in view of the times every year in our navy. It was, in i manner in which the machines are managed, particular way, a fue spectacle, the only novel It in proposed to run the new mint on the part of which was the lose peacock tail of most modern principles, but how far this attendant colliers. But many big things in the promises real programs is lard to say, The naval world have happened sines 158. The buildings, are being constracted in an unusnally name Armala" is really the biggest thing EXCLUSIVELY substantial maner for such concerns in this belonging to Admiral Rozhdestvensky's a 'veti-
purt of Chinn, and a large number of workmen turo-Singapore Free Press, are engaged upon them. It is expected that MUSICAL the establishment will be in working order by
the middle of May. 1005.
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A large number of mints have been built in past years, and 20 cash pieces are rapidly superseding the old edge cash pieces with the quare hole in the middle for stringing them. At first in Bangohan the 10 cash coins were issued and sold at the rate of 10.or nominally 1100 cash to the dollar (Mexi cap but later the price was raised to 100 dell, somfually 1000 casti tothe Mexican dollar. With the Mexican dollar changing for an aor. age of about 860 cash, however, and with Shanghai taking all of these coins it could get at 8 or nominally 840 cash to the dollar, the price was raised to M, or 900 cash to the dollar, and it has romained at that point ever since. A large number of 2-cent or 20-cash pieces are being made, most of them being shipped to Ningpo, where they are very popular.
The Chinese authorities of tida province ars making no arrangements for the coinage of IN CHINA and gives the most silver pieces of any denomination. From the manner in which they talk they seem to bave no expectancy of anything in the way of mone Lazy reform in the empire. Their coinage of these copper cent proces seems to have been very Makos profitable, but they will give no figures with
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The Starrenpao published the following teleg rum dispatched from Cheugtu, Su, on the 21 April-To-day at 2 p.m. a telegram from Tachicola, on the Tibetan border, was received by the Viceroy reporting the marder by Patang Tibetans of H. E. Feng Chrman, the newly appointed Chinese Imperial Resident to Leasa. All who accompanied bis Excellency where also murdered at the same time."
the murdered Imperial Fang Chuan, Resident, while on his way to Lhasa, was ordered by a special odlot from Peking to
of investigate, en route, the recent murder Chinese officer and some soldiers at the Lam 31 temple of Taining, by the very Tibetans, nufortunate official was on las way to the Temple in question when murdered. The listuuce between Tachieal and Patang, the scene of TOTAL FUNDS AT 31ST DEGRERER, 1909. marder, in about 150 miles, white Fachien
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determined battleships of 16,000 tons, Japan the ships were, as usual barod upon an improve- to lay down a similar number, and thodesigns of ment of British roadels, From another aspect the Japanese decision appears vorg clover. When the war opened it was said that Russin intended to drag Great Britain into the contest; this confirmed Japan in her intention to have the vessels built in England The reason for this must be apparent. If Russia had succeeded in embroiling Great Britain, these vessels would have been at once available to take the sas, since the English Government would no longer be neutral. If, on the other band, the conflict was maintaloel without the intervention of any other Powers, the vesseln would be interaad in England, friendly neutral, until the war ceased, and wand then be free to leave for Japas. From the first Russia has realised the important effect of this clerer move, and she has been fally conscious that in case of Great Britain joining in the fghting these two versote would be flying the flag of the Rising Sun long before the two vessels building in the Baltic could be ready for sea.
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is the oldest and still immeasurably the best medium for Advertising among the Native Community.
Established for nearly FORTY YEARS circulates largely throughout Southern China Indo-China, etc.
Tertus for Advertising (Translations tres).can he obtained at the Office, 14, Des Voeur Road Central, Hongkong, 131, Fleet Street, Londen or from the different Agents.
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