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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS SATURDAY, JULY 22ND. 1905
ROTHSCHILD, opposing the identical Bill, at its first appevance last year, snid it -proposes to establish in this country a loathsome aystem of police interference and esplounge of passports, and arbitrary power
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The new Indo-Chiny steamer Autsang, 3,109 | tene, arrived in port yes erday having been
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Russian and American Consalates are to be established at Chinaofu and Wilson, the howly opened trailing centres in Shantung. A contemporary asks & How shout the British?
1/ fùpartial advises the censors, and high officials to take the opportunity of the Chinese Emperor birthday to urge on the Empress Towag to relice and leave the Government to the Emperor,
understand the language of these upon whom they are callel to sit in judgment.”
In proseqnimce-of the-doalli of Secretary Lord Rotusco, by the way, was a
Hay, the wit of Miss Alico Roosevelt and member of the Royal Commission appointed, Secretary Tuft to the Far East has born post- in 1902, to investigate the whole paltor.poned, and may possibly be abandoned. That Commission agreed that the nuusher of alien immigrants was becoming excessive, mostly Russian and Polish Jews, and that under existing arrangements there was no prospect of the numbers diminishing. The Commission, while setting its fica against total exclusion, or even severe restrictive measures had to admit that it was necessary and right to mrke some change that would restrict the inconveniences canteed by the sudden increase of forsigs immigrants. Some of these were undoubtedly undesir, ables," whom it was only right, and very neccesary, to exclude, and where necessary, deport. Bat as the principal evil they were able to discover was the ovɑrerewoling chased in certain parts of London, they suggested that the better way would be to make spocial régulation "for the purpose of pri- venting aliens at their own will choosing their residence within districts already s
overcrowded that any addition to dwellers
The Tienisin Times, in an article og "the meat question," ignocently romarks that the upward trend of prices afords food for theaght" Chinese, poris are all, apparently, thing to take thought for food.
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A-GOVERNMENT DEFEAT.
Inox, 21st July
The Government has been defented lay thrọn votes on a division on the Trish Land Bill, but it is considered
improbable that this will involve resignation.
MEETING OF TSAR ÄND
KAISER
LONDON, 21st July. The Tar is leaving on a cruise (during which he is to meet the
Kaiser.
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CHINA AND THE PEACE CONFERENCE.
The Sin-san-pro reports that a Russian a reling through Mongolia, was
-LONDON, 19th July, altacked by Chinese voluntoors and dispersad. | That such a ridienious lie could be even in reply to China's notification that she would dreamed of shows how: Russian prestige mastrofage to recognise any arrangements made at have waned in China,
the peace conference concerning Chinese inter- ests unless she is consulted, Rusia says flat the war is between Russia and Japan and pass must be negotiated through the Russo-Japanese
in relations of fiiendship with China, recognises that the latter is interested in certain questions which will be discussed.
Latest reports from New Zealand give a of the condition of Mr. serious, aceaunt Seddon, who has been Fremier of the Colony
of the brain, arising from deficient supply
SUPREME COURT.
IN SUMMARY JURISDICTION.
Friday, 21st July. HeroRE M. A. G. WISE (PTISNE Jrox).
THE CHEUNG YU AND OTHERS EL TRE
WANG ON FIRM.
one d'
ANOTHER GAMBLING RAID.
Hones No. 8, Quarry Bay, has long been. suspected by the police of being a gambling rendezvous, but their efforts to raid it have sgain and again boou spoiled by the presence of a watchman who has raised an alarm and Senabled the inmatós to osospo Ou Thursday.
night. howover, he was either asleep at his
The plaintiffe a number of Chinese Brus.post, or absent from duty, for Detective Terral. the defendants, the Wang On firm, a Chiness defective in disguise approched bradors, of Commwight Rfid, fpr an aggregate unobserved. The Chinese datesti vy onterod and amount of $3,924.51 die on gols sold and saw 28 men, disguised as filters," playing Ilivered. The various amounts claimed www fautan. He went out and reparted the mstter ---Tha Cheung Yv, $1,000; the 'Jack' Shing, to his superior, they entered together and (896) 65; the Ting Toi, 9540.78; the Kwan On secured the whole school. Charged befors Mr. Leong, St5157, the San Choy. 8977.52; the FA Hazeland at the Polk Court yesterday, Yung Fang, $263,85, the Choung On, $164.42 the first three defendants who were the kospors
of the house, were each fined $100, and fl ind the Hang Shing Bro, $57.37.
His Honour zave judgment for the snouts remainder were fined $3 each. The fines were
paid. claimed and costs in each case.
MAU-JAN VUN US, MUGIĘLEY. This was a claim by the plaintiff,
a cook,
recently in the employ of the defendant; for | 81280, alleged wages dna.
Man Lo Yun declared I entered the deindent's amp'oy on the 23rd May and left on the 2nd July, when I asked for my wages. †The defendant refasst to pay me, ami turped
me out.
8. Gidley deposed--I engaged the plaintiff to Fact-an-cook-as-$10 a month. He outered my employ on the 23rd May, and I paid him at the end of the month. Towards the end of Jano I became ill and had to go to hospital. While there my wife sent me a letter stating that the boy refused to clean the verandal: “On |
THE BLACK SMOKE NUISANCE.
Another prosention for eresting a naisance by the discharge of black smoke occurred at the of the Sanitary Board charge the Ming Ou Police Court yesterday, when Inspector Ismile
Company, agent of the ex. Wingches with allowing that vesal to discharge black smoke in such unutities as to be a nuisance while lying at her wharf, and white teaving the have bour on the morning of the 15th instant.
His Worship inflicted a fine of $15, and made recurrence of the an order probíviting a
nuisance.
Pinotes a healthy action of the skin, counter within it must produce most, injurions for twelve-years. The trouble is degeneration plonipotentiaries. Nevertheless. Russia, who is that he wanted to leave os-his-father was dead 7,000 silk wearers of thint olts went au striker-
acts all effects of perspiration, and insults." While it was conclusively "proved refrashing and invigorating to the system
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that it was wrong to say these aliens were filling the workhouses and asylums main. tained by the state, it was not shown how many of the native born paupers work so;'n
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Can the Sufly be salved? The most op site opinions continue to ressive expression. A gentleman who has recently seen the wreck days it is optimism cerried to the verge of folly to a result of the competition of these wage-pretend any longer that the Sally is not a tot..!
Also, a point dwelt loss." cutting invaders, upon by those alarmed by the rising tide of new blood was the threatened contamina" tion of the race. As usual, there was a good deal of wild exaggeration, but the fact remains that, chiefly owing to the fact that Russia is still several centuries behind the
A. S. WATSON & CO. times in it's social system, the British people were suffering real injury because the noise of their more perfect state had gone abroad, and attracted all them that wore uppressed, much as the porch of an undiscriminating philanthropist attracts all the tramps and beggars of the neight surhood, or as the elcemosyrary castaess" of the Far East Once admit, that attmets beachcombers. even ar altruistic country like Eugland has á right to consider its own interests," and to take steps to safeguard them (and the Commission of which Lord RoTHSCHILD WAS a member admitted that), and it follows, as Lanspondents must for their names and ad- the night the day, this the latest act of the British Parliament was fair and reasonable. dresses with communications muversed to the White, nut for publication, but na evidence of good faith
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A mother who refuses a crust to a heggur ane side of the paper only.
No au nynwusly signed communicati ne that have child is regarded as unnatural, woriaaly,
inserted. already appeared in other papers will
no doubt, but not when her own broad Unders for extra copies of DAILY PURSE should be ient before 11 am, on day of publication. After that hour the pepply is limited. Only supplied for Cash, happens to be starving. The fact that the Telegraphio Address: Pasa. Codes: A.B.Ú.6th Ed.
poorer classes in Great Britain have been Lieber's
feeling the pluch more than usual for some time sufficiently accounts for the widespread agitation which has apparently brought about this new enactment.
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On 16th July, at Shanghai, GROE FLORENTIN WAD, Silk Inspector, Messrs. Arnhold, Karberg & Co., aged 3d years,
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HONGKONG, JULY 22ND, 1905.
The 257th com of plague as recorded yesterday.
The Governor of Shantung's recent visit to the Govornor of Kinochow was in connection with the German demand to work the salt fields around there. Governor Yaog baving duly inspected the salt ground has refused the
dornand
The American Minister is said to have wired
RUSSIA:
LONDON, 19th July. The great Zemstvo Congress has begun in Moscow, the polles not interfering with the moebug.
THE RUSSO JAPANESE WAR...
LONDON, 19th July,
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the 1st July, after I had come out of hospital, SERIOUS STRIKE IN CHINKIANG. the cook asked me for las mouth's wages, saying It is reported from Chinking that nearly I told him I would not pay him unless he on the oth instant for higher wages. The ety supplied another man, er gore reasonable notice, officials tried to prevent the strike but ware His Henone-- You must pay the plaintiff the essful. In the meanwhile, the employ ex are holding out, in consequence of which threats mosut duo for June, but you esu, take action have boa lately issued by the leaders of the against him for not giving you notice.
strike that unless their demands are grated The case was adjourned, as the defendant they will be unable to prevent the strikers from intimated his intention of taking out a cross. attacking the houses of the employers.
summons.
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AN UNLICENSED PAWNBROKER. Bofore Mr. E. A. Hazeland at the Police Court yesterday, Lou Chuon was charged with
broker without a licence.
It is reported in Tokyo that an army has carrying on the trade and business of a pawn- acinally landed north of Vladivostock.
Mr. F. B. L. Bowley, Crown Solicitor, prosecuted, and Mr. A. E. Atkinson (of Messrs. Deacon, Looker and Deacon) appeared for the defendant, and pleaded guilty on his behalf...
Mr. Bowley informed His Worship that the
THE CRISIE IN HUNGARY.
LONDON, 19th July.
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THE END OF THE IZUMRUD.”
A Tokyo telegram to the N.-C. Daily News says that Rear Admiral Yamada, patrolling the coast of Eastern Siberia, roports that he found the Russian orniser Icinrud aground to the Borth of Orebova Point, at the south entrance. of St. Vladimir Boy. She had a list of 20 deg. to port, her masts were riddled, and her equip ment completely removed. There is no hope of refloating her
home recommending that special officials be ap pointed in Canton and Shanghai to investigate
The crisis in Hungary las calminated in tho the real status of emigrants leaving for Americs. so that if they are not cool luy may be opposition-issuing a manifeste to the country defendant was really keeping a sly pawnshop, following summary of the terms agreed on treated well.
erging the refrisal of taxes for military thereby defrauding the government out of the ficence fee which would have gone to swell the
The Chief of Lawas, Bornea, threatened with
the oxpropriation (by Sarawak) of his kingdom at a figure which seemed to kim inadequato. travelled to Singapore and appealed to the Governor. The matter had already been decided by arbitration, and the Governer declined to interfere
Sandow and his strong men still drew
admiring residents to the City Hall where feats of strength and exhibitions of muscular development, attract breathless attention. The attendance last night was not so largo as usual, the typhoon signal probably keeping a number indoors, but as large an, attendaaps as hore- tofore will probably fill the hall this evening...
The programma of musia to be performed by the band of the 10th Baluchin on the New Parade Ground on Monday, from 5 to 6.30 pm, is as followe :---- Overturo Polun Duet Selection Seng
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THE "NAMOA" ROCK.
H.M.S. Waterwitch. has conevlled its hydro-
graphical note of July 8th, and reported as follows concerning the rock that was found to the eastward of Namon Island. It has twenty foot over it at W. & and depthe-offsight to sovente fathoms close around it. Tide rips mark it during strong, flow, but the lead gives no warning of approach.
The bearings are thus given :--
From the rook Lamsek Island High Light beark B. 7 dog. W. Centre of Dome Island boars 8. 65 deg. W dist 11-3/19. North Point, Naamoa Island bears N. 73 deg. W.
THE NEW GOVERNOR OF SHANSI.
revoque.
Mr. Atkinson-Defendant has carried on this ħasiness privately for over a yeäř.”~^
His Worship-He has evaded detection for a year?
Mr. Atkinson-He was not an ordinary pawn broker, and only leat money on gold rings and angles He give no tickets, kept no books, and only charged a small interest on his ad. sancos. Having done this business for a year without being interfaced with showed that the defendant thought he was doing nothing wrong,
and I would ask Your Worship to deal leniently with him.
His Worship-Defendant's ecasion of the law is no defence..
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Mr. Bewley-The defendant is an intelligent of business, and it is absurd to suppose him ignorant of any wrong doing. 289 articles, The new Governor of Skansi, whose appoint admittedly held on pledge, ware found in his mout our Canton correspondant telegraphed safe, and I would ask Your Worship to inflict pramiptly, has been Governor of Kwangtung the maximum penalty. since April, 1003,
His Worship-If I coorleted him on each act His name is recorded officially as BAR of illegally taking into pawn the articles in (Chang Jèn-chin); He is a native of Chihli, a question, I should be straining the law. 3 thonssed articles had been Faio Metropolitan Graduate of 1968, and has-held† Suppose
various appointments in the two Kwangs, as pawned the fine would be $200,000, but Financial and Judicial Commissioner. &c. In such a pensity. I am convinced, was 1900 he was appointed Director General of never contemplated by the Legislature.
rain Transporta; and two years later was
The maximum penalty of 8210 is utterly inade quate, but it is as much as I can inflict. Governor of Honan.
Dafon laut is, therefore, flued $200.
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Atine swimming bath was opened at By kind permission of Colonel W. G. B. Shanghai on July 15th.
Western, C.B., and Officers, the Band of the At Swatow, violent opposition to the railway Secand Battalion "The Queen's Own" (Royal is still rife:
West Kent Regiment), will play the following programme of music during dinner, at the The Mitsu Bishi Bank is paying a five per Hongkong Hotel, this (Saturday) evening. cent, dividend.
Owing to the band having a Ister cngagement The steamer Munchen is taking the body of the band hours will be from 7.30 pm, to 8,45 the late M. Leusar to Odessa.
p.m. instead of the usual time. March......
"Liberty Bell"
THE announcement of our London corres- pondout, subsequently confirmed by Reuter, that the House of Commons-had actually pissed Bill for the restriction of Admiral Bozhdestvensky's wife is expected Selection front. "Carmen" Alien immigration, was more than mildly in Japan to nurse her husband.
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sensational. To begin with,* Parliament The Tientsin Tin
reports a phenomenal
has been latterly in such a furried coudi-dulness" of shipping at that port. tion, with the Opposition openly watching
A sharp tornado with much darkness and for dissolution, and as openly trying to heavy rain swept over Tientsin on the 7th inst engineer some pitfall that would bring
alanit.
The Wai-wu-pu is alarmed because
the
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JAPANESE BONDS. The total amount of the Japanese War Bonda ised abroad since the outbreak of the
is -520.000.000 wor
Yen, including the Bizet 200,000,000 Yen about to be issued. Of the Tresor D'Amour: Waldte el amount already issued (20,000,000 Yen) Blingot
*Pant'me Vivants Leoncavallo 200.000.000 Yen in round figures is retained. Scene Espagnol "Sevillaria "
in London and New York, and upon the issue Selection from "The Schoolgirl "............
of the bonds now undertaken, the Japanes Government will have about 500,000,000 Yen DINNER--Hors D'Euvres-Salines on Toast. in gold at its disposal abroad. It is evident Soup-Potage Creme d'asperger. Fish-Boiled there is still a largo margin in the empire's Fish and Parsley Sauce. Entrees-Laib Cutlets financial capacity; wad should the war be a la Nelson, Jugged Bare and Red Currant Jelly, continued during next year, it is the opinion in Indian Corn and Butter Sauce. Curry-Goa Tokyo that Japan will even then not be | Curry. Joints, &e-East Australina Bouf, Roast Champagus Sauce, Cold Pigeon Pie and Mixed Salad. Sweets-Caramel Padding. Coffee 100 fream and Finger Cakes, Pouch Tart, Tipsy Cake
GOD HAVE THE KING,
the speedier downfall of the Japanese are putting down a light railway at Lapon and Bread Sauce, Boiled York Raja andvolved in any financial difficulty..
Government, that there were few expecta-Hsinming-fu. tions that the fag end, or the supposed fag
Yunnan, the provincial capital of the pro- inco, is to be opened to international trade, and all tim Powers have begu notified,
China has been advised by one of the Powers and, of the Session" would see any decisive not to send a representative to the Peace Con logislation. Certainly, so far as opinion ferruce. in these remoter parts of the Empire is concerned, there was little expectation of anything-kappening 80 historically revolutionary as the passing of an Alien Immigration Restriction Bill. For it must beremombored that the policy and principles of such a piece of legislation are in violent opposition to some of the oldest traditions of the United Kingdom. For long 'it was a British boast that the island kingdom was an asylow for all who needed
A Japanese telogram says that the Aborigines of Saghalien warn unable to conceal their delight-at-the-udront of tlio Japan
The N.-C. Daily News says a Filipino took poison on the 16th inst. Our evntemporary adds: "Suicide is believed to have been the motive."
Leading Japanese pewspapers are firm in. their demand that an indemnity should bo exacted big enough to cover all that Japan hea had to spend..
-Dessert-Coffee Fruits
STEAMSHIP ACCIDENTS,
-The steamer Holira-kuru, owned by the Ustáre Steamship Company, of Tokyo, struck £ sunken rock at Nasamiseto, vert Idzakushims,
Mr. Bowley-I would ask Your Worship to order that the articles he returned to those who
pledged them,
His Worabip-I have no power to make such ao order, but will consider applications from pledgers on merit of the case.
"A VERY BAD CASE, INDEED.”
The master of a sampan and another native who was to take charge of smuggled cargo, were charged before Mr. F. A. Hazeland at the Police Court yesterday with attempting to stow away six Winchester repeating rifles on the 8. Hallan with the object of smuggling same into Swelow; the second defendant was further charged with attempting to briba a constable.
The evidence showed that the sampan had pulled alongside the ss. Haitas, and the master
at daylight on July 7th. When the crew left was waiting an opportunity to smuggle the the vessel it was making water rapidly. As arms on board. While so waiting, the police foreigners, being an old P. & O. best... the Rohillo-maru, the vessel is well known to pinnace ran alongside, the arms were discovered,
At 2 6 look on the arme day the steamer
mer and the pollea wore taking the first defendant Konoura-muru came into collision with the to the station when the second defendant, who Zenhamaru between Tsushima and Iki. The latter steamer was sunk, and the crew was rescued by the Konoura mara, Pho Zensko-muru was a vessel of 323 tons, owned by Mr. Ikeda, of Try Saga
VOLUNTEER CHANGES.
Gunner W. L. Patiendau, leaving the Colony, has rosigned from the Artillory; SapperTM C McCreary from the Engineers (ill health); and Corporal J. Johnstone (going away) from the Troop Captain G. P. Lammert is transferred From the Laft Half N. 2 Cay to the Loft Half No 1 Coy, on prepation
HONGKONG VOLUNTEER RESERVE
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The King's Park Rango will bo open for shooting over the 200 yards range to-day, from
CLAIM AGAINST SHIPPING AGENTS.
was on board the Haitan, called them back and offered the constable in charge a briba to
allow the arms to be taken on board. He did not state the sim, marely mentioning tens of dollars.
THE MOROCCO AGREEMENT.
The Tokyo Government has received the by-France and Germany with reference to Morocco:-
of
1.That the sovereign rights of the Sultan Morocco shell in no way be interfered with. That the Tation existing Entour And other Powers to confirmed and
respint the Anglo-French and Franco- Spanish Treaties shall in no way be prejudicad (by decisions of the Conference).
That in view of France's close relations Leith Morocco, certain special rights of Fruen.
oyer Morcoco should be recognisedL
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AMERICAN FIGHTING FINISHED.
campaign. (against the insurrectos) is urar, The Manila Cablenncs reports:-The Carit Yesterday, Brigadier General Edgerly issued the crder withdrawing the troops from Um field. Work against the lawless elementstill remains to be done but it calls for the slim energies and stealthy methods of the detective, not the swords and rifles of the soldiers.
General Edgerly expressed his bigli apprecia- tion of the way the troops bekarad all throngl sterling behaviour of Major H. W. Eibley and the campaign, and his endorsement of the
Major Walter K. Wright and their subordinate officers and men is shared by General' Allen and the officers of the constabulary.
CHINA'S INTEREST IN THE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.
A Peking telegram, dated the 7th inst, y that M. Pokotiloff, the Eussian Minister at Peking, has been active among the Chinese. Recently M. Pokotiloff informed Na-tung that officials in connection with the pesen question. apon the conclusion of peace with Japan, Russian troops would be withiliawn. Manoharia and the lease of the Kwantung Peninsula would be returned to China. The Russian Minister suggested that the question of the disposal of Kwantung might be settled between Japan and Chine, but the Eastern Obiness Railway, having been constructed jointly by China and Russia, would never be coded to Japan. The railway was necessary for checking the expansion of Japan, and China' should not remain silent on the question of
disposal.
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CHINA'S TIKING FOR RUSSIA.
The following telegram, published by the Cablenews, is confirmatory of some of our comments in yesterday's editorial
Washington, July 17.-Wu Ting Fang, former minister of Chins to the United States. will nore here to look out for China's interests at the peace conference between Russia and Japan. China haring been denied actual representation at the conference, Wu Ting its fair deal from both the belligerent countries. Eang will do his best for his nation to gain for It is said that China looks on Russia as more its friend in these negotiations than Japan, as the latter refused to permit China a voice, and Russia was willing.
WEATHER REPORT.
The Hongkong Observatory yesterday issued the following report
On the 21st at 11:25 am. Orders issued to
hoist the Black Cone point downwards.
The barometer has fallen slightly is the neighbourhood of Hongkong, and rissu on the E. and SE coasts of China and in the Philippines.
A depression appears to be situated to the
Southwards of Hongkong in about 13 lag
His Worship considered the case a very bad one, indeed, and fined the first defendant, who was in possession of the arms, $100, the On June 8th the Kobe Court gave judgment alternative being three months' imprisonment. it, and that under the Union Jack all men
in the case of Tuck Woo, a Chinese firm, verez The second defendant, for koving "arms in his might walk, in perfect freedom from any
4J. Cornes, of Messrs. Cornes & Co., ship possession without a licenco was fined $250 or form of molestation whatsoever. Such is
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"the expenses inoarred in carting a three months' imprisonment, and on the barge Latitude. apparent in speeches made when the
All the crew of the American sailing sup Cup this mouth may do so. There will also be of which the defendant is agent, when the to pay a further fine of $100 or be imprisoned the Formosa Channel, and strong winds to gales
Members who have not shot for the Governor's consignment of timber to the steamer Benalder, of offering a bribe to a constable he was ordered. It is probably moving toward W.N.W.
Moderate E. winds will probably prevail in desirability of protecting Jony BULL. against Andie E. Smale, including the officers, refused
Pool Compotition. Colour Sergeant Bollocksteamer refused to ship the timber Plaintiff some of the inmitable consequences of his duty when the captain wished to leave will attend to give instructions to now Meribera claimed for breach of agreement, but the Court for a further three months. The arms wero eser the N, part of the China Bea
Forecast:-Strong E. winds; squally, showery, own good nature was first mooted. Lord Shanghai on the 15th inst.
'clock to o'clock.
is the handling of the short rifles.
dismissed the claim with costs,
andered to be confiscated
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