HONGKONG LEGISLATIVE
COUNCIL.
A mesting of the Legislativo Commett was held at the Council Chamber yesterday afternoon. **
1 bere were present:- His EXCELLEOY THE GOVERNOR, SIR MATTHEW NATHAN, K.C.M.G
lion. COLONEL C. H. DARLING, R.E. (General; Oficer Commanding the Troops).
Hon Mr. F. H. MAY, C.M.G. (Colonia) Secretary).
Bon SIL HI. S. BERKELEY, K.C. (Attorney Central),
Hon. Mr, 1. A. A JORNTON (Colonial, reasurer).
Mr. EA
·EA General).
Hos. Luptain,, A. W. HALNEH-LAWRENCE. R.N. (Harbour Master).
Hon. M
Warke),
IRVIKO. (Acting Registrar.
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The COLONIAL SECRETARY-Hon. members,
have had that award before them, which I th; ak fally explains the expenditum they are w asked to recozaword.”
Hon. Mr. Sngwan--Did Messrs. Howard pud Stephens accept this as a dual settlemoet? The COLOSTAL SECRETARY-Wo bare not yet offered them the amount, as it has not yet been votes,
Hon. Mr. SHEWANI on whatever was awa:fed, did they agree to it as being ful?~
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, JULY 28ru, 1905.
SUPREME COURT.
Thursday: 27th July
IS APPELLATE JURISDICTION), BEFORE SIE F. T. PIGGOTT (CHIRE JUSTICE) AND MR. A. G. WISE (POISNÉ Junos).
TANG TIŻ U r. The ATTORNEY GENERAL In the matter of the cisim of Tang Tee U. to the Inud in the New Territories, being claim C.
soution 597 of the Code, you will see there
expressly laid down that in moving for a new
THE "LONG HING
trial the grounds of the application must be PHOTO COMPETITION FOR AMATEURS
stated. We are not moving for a new trial- but appealing, and that brings us under section $70, ̈* That section states-" Esery appeal shall be by notice of motion in a summary way, al no conditions other than sich autice of motionTM
The ATTORNEY GENERÁL-They will surely A. Sperby district No. 4, and in the waller of dealing with a motion in a ser trial can be in
accept this mount. It is open to them to take. it or have it or gat nothing.
Hon. Mr. Snuwan They will take this no doubt; but will they uk for more?
the New Territoring Land Coart Ordinames
1900 to 1903,
shall be necesary to focu
Ia. face of those two sections it seems to me rather is difficulty Low my friend-alleges that an authority solely "point on on appol. The question has been made nhandantly clear by the fact that it has been laid down that these rules and practica applicable in case of motion for
now
$220.00 IN PRIZES.
ENTRIES FREE.
CALL OR WRITE FOR PARTICULARS.
LONG BING & Ca
47, QUEEN'S ROAD, CENTRAL, HONGKONG.
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The COLONIAL, TECHNTARY-Thoy may, brt Petition of the appellant for leave to appeal to trial are not on all fours with the rules MERCANTILE CLUB FOR LONDON..
they are not likely to get any further considera- tion. I think it will probably be the und of this CHATÍAS (Director of Pabliesmonist troublesome dispute.
Hon. Bin C. P. CHATER, M.G. Hon. Dr. Ho KAI, M.B., C.M., C.MUG: Hon. Mr. R. SHEWAN.
Hon. Mr. GrEGHJM STEWART.
Hon. MR. WET-YUK.
ffon. Mr. C. W. DICKEON,
Mr: A. G. M. FLETCH.1 (Clerk of Councils), The minates of the previous meeting were rend and confirmed.
NEW MEMBERS.
Colonel C. H. Darling and Mr. E. A, Issing fook the oath and assumed their seals as
ealers of the council.
FINANCIAL.
The COLONIAL SECRETARY—Ibog to lay on the table financial minutes Nos. 20/23, Two of these were not received in time to create with the orders of the day: I beg to move that the four be referred to the finance
committee.
TREASURER
secpailed.
Thu CUTORIAL Carried
The COLONIAL SECRETARY-Sir, I have the honour to bring up raport of the finance committee No. 4, and move its adoption.
The COLONIAL TREASURER seconded and
the motion was carried.
FAPERS.
The COLONIAL SECRETARY-Sir, I have the honour to lay on the table a minate as to the effect of Government market rents and
The vote was nigtend to
KOWLOON-CAN.ON RAILWAY YABILITIES, The Governor recommended the Council to vote a sum of twenty-five thousand dollars ($25,000) being the salaries, &c., of surveyors and other liabilities for the Kowloon-Canton
ruilway.
TheOLONIAL SECRETARY -This item is to provide the necessary ospenson for the survey which is ut pecent being conducted in connec- tion with this railway.
Agreed to.
COMPENSATIONS FOR RESUMPTION, The Gaternor recommended the Council to voto a sum of thirty-five thousand four hundred and mustaine delle (35-40 in aid of the vote Public Works Extraordinary, being com pensation to the owners of Koskou Marine Lots Nos. 3, 4, 5 and 6 for resumption of portions of the lots for the purpose of widening Salisbury Road.
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of the appellant. the service of the motion, or I will undertake to filo an affidavit of service of the motion.
Tho Puisuse Judge-We had better hear the witness,
This was a notice of motion to dismiss the
and practice, and do not apply to appeals the Privy Council.
The Attorney Couoral-appear for the such as the present. I would also refor A club for the accommodation of London respondeat, but there is evidently no appearance. Your Lordships to page at of the White Bock, and provincial buginous raam
laus bha a I will call a witness to proteTherein Lord Lindley has said- An uppelcomply with this want has recently been!
long-folt aut in London, and a Rohotus ta TLLADE from the judge is not governed by the rules completal, temporary oiab house accensaodation applicable to a new trial." It is plaid my friend having been seru ed at the Inns of Court Hoel, High Holborn, London, W.C. In can produce no authority or form in which addition to the umal elabet oms, the accom ustice ofmation for an appeal contains any nation, comprises private offices, which may thing more than the present notion of motion, be engared by the hour or day, typewriters As Your Lordships will see, the respondent has brand-writers, and the copying and den. patching of members correspondence, telephone. had two notices of mation served on him, and a safe deposit, bedrooms, and dessin.FOODS.
club strictly the second dois a late the grounds of appeal, so chorges aro
prices, special! that he is perfectly well acquainted with them. arrangements having been indo with the hotel VIN ORDINAIRE $4.75
10 COTES commercial mon to have muoting-pl.co They were points on which His Lordship, the proprietors. It will be a great convenience for
Loudon where they can transact their business MEDOC Chief Justice, said ha desired farther evidence.
Chief Justice I said that further with the same facilities as in their own offices, Ar EMILION
combined with the social advantages and
MARGAUX... 100 should have brou proditoed.
privileges of a first-class club. The clab has been started under the most favourable ST. JULIEN,
Ou the ST. ESTEPHE auspices, and among the names list of the present committee to those of Cas Sir. MICHEL 12,50 anny well-known bariness men. The subscrip tion is £3 3. per annum, and at present there C. LEOVILLE.... 13.00 is no entrance-foe. It is the intention of the CH LAROSE cnmitte to acquire suitable premises for a club-hows in dus eonse, -British Trade Beriem.
Tok En Kau declarad--I am a clerk to the Crown Solicitor. On the 18th July I served a copy of the notion of motion in Rais matter-on a Chinese clerk in the office of Messers, Ewens and Harston, also an affidavit of Mr. Bowley's.
The Aitormy General-The affidavit on the ül refers to the granting to the appellant of provisional leave to appeal to His Majesty in his Privy Council against the decros pronounced hercia by the full court on the 31st March, is. Euch love was grooted subject to the performance of special conditions. One of thes conditions was that the appellant should my security to the antisfaction of the Registrar in the sum of £300 sterling, and that he sliceki within three months from the date of filing the petition for leave to appeal, that is to say, on the 10th April, 1905, tako out all appoint- The court granted the mouts necessary, appellant, leave to appeal exparte within three months from the said day of April. le con. eluding his affidavit. the Crown Solicitor says -- “I have searched the record in this matter and It appears that the appellant has taken no steps towards complying with the conditions of the said order." 26. My Lords, you The COLONIAL SECRETARY-Explanations will see on that statement of facts that the are contained in the supplementary estimates.respondent is entitled to have this leave to and I hope numbers will find them sufficiently appeal distharged,
The COLONIAL SECRETARY-This widening of the rond is to improve communications at Kowloon by giving access to the new forry pier, and it will be necessary to widen the road throughout to a width of X00 feet.
Agreed to.
SUPPLEMENTARY APPROPRIATION BILL. The committee next considered this bill.
voted That means that those sums were voted during last year by council, sad it is now necessary to legalise all those roles by this bill.
In the 10th rulo, of
that security be given by the appellant for the prosecution of an appeal, for the payment of
three months from date of the petition costs, and that such costs shall be paid within for leave to appeal.
OR
- Pollock-It. seus to me that the retico c.ot be suBeient if the afpellants do not state whether they are appealing on grands of fact or law. Surely the respondent ought to know what he has to meet.AM
The Chief Justice-1′ think we will begin with the notice of motion.
Mr. Ferrers As Your Lordships are already aware there are strictly speaking two notices, and I will deal with the first, in which I wil ask you to exercise the power you possess, and permit me to call further evidence. I will put in an affidarikog sp
VALUE OF DESTROYED MERCHANTMEN,
in
If compensation should he found to be due from the Rawian Governmout for the sinking of the British stomer. Ikhona hora carrying rive from Rangoon to Japsa-the bill will mount fully 16 £10,00). The internets of the Loudon murket are not easy to determine, (says the Times) as thore is muh overlapping cf reinsurances, but they are hardly less than £20,000. The total values of hulls and cargoes of the four British steamers sunk by the that Raseinas -Hipering, Raight Commander, St. Kilda suit zonnexeend £250,000****
Mr. Pollock-I Vret to the affidavit which has been filed by Lau Ping being put ing-
The Chief Justice What you want to show now is whether the case is such that we should allow further evidence.
Mr. Ferrers--And in support of
Tan Ping, which I wish to read.
Mr. Pollock I object.
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slaughter house fees upon the retail selling price of beef and mutton, This memorandum was prepared for the information of for full. You will see in columns "provisionally instructions to appeal it is specially stated contaction an afidavit was put on the by members owing to certain comments made in the public press and elsewhere as to the effect of these market rents and slaughter house fees upon the price of food; retras of the sub- ordiants court for the year 1904; Your Excellency's award in the claim of Mesare Howard and Stapisan (this award is the subject of a financial, minute which will presently be laid before members); report on the awes mont for the year 1805-6.
SUPPLEMENTARY APPROPRIATION BILL The COLONIAL SECRETARY-Sir, I beg to move the first reading of a bill entitled :---
"An Oriinance to authorize the appropriation of a supplementary sum of two hundred and one thousand five hundred and fifty-five dollars and twenty cents, to defray the charges of the year 1944."
霉
Hon. Mr. SULWAN-There is a big under- estinato made in the store account of the public works. Surely it is misleading to say you will caly spend $100, and then spend $118,000. ̈
The DIRECTOR. OF PUBLIC WOnks-That is simply to keep the item on the Estimates, It is not in any sense an estimate of the amount required.
The COLONIAL SECRETARY-The expendi turo is really estimated on the cost of the works io hand
Hon. Mr. SHEWAN-When you estimated you must have known that the cost of works would be more than $100.
The COLONIAL SECRETARY—It is merely a The ATTORNEY GENERAL seconded the matter of accounts. It would not be satisfar- tory to estimate for $100,000 when we do not motion, which was carried.
know what qurticular works we are going into.
Hon. Mr. SHEWAN-Curions thing to call it so estivante.
TES COLONIAL SECRETARY-Sir, coing (list the whole of this app ementary provision has been already voted by council from time to time on the financial minutes adopted by the finance committee, it is desired, if no member has say objection, to pursue the second and third read- inge, when the bill can be dealt with by committes of the whole council, and so got rid of to-day. I, therefore, beg to move a suspension of the standing orders.
The ATTORNEY GENEEAL secouded and the motion was agreed to.
The COLONIAL SECRETARY-I beg now to move the second reading of the bill.
Hon. Mr. STEWART-When will the iteras about increased cost of postal service come in ?
--The COLONIAL SECRETARY-They will come in next year with the other supplementary works.
RESUMPTION OF COUNCIL
There being no further questions council resumed, His Excellency taking the chair.
The COLONIAL SECRETART-Sir, I have the bonour to report that at a meeting of the Finance Committee just now hold, financial minutes Nos. 20/23 were considered by
The Chief Justice--Does the three woatks apply to the giving of the security?
The Attorney General-Yes, My Lord The Chief Justice-An order is made as prayed, and the provision for leave to appeal is dismissed with costs.
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A QUESTION OF OWNERSHIP. Be LAS TUKO AND THE NAM LOONG FIUM. This was an appeal by the Nam Loong fir against a judgment of the Chief Justiev given
The Chief Justics-I want authority-showing that you are allowed to read it. There I think your application will fail under Mr. Pollock's
contention.
Mr. Ferrers-We can state the main grounds
as laid down in the affidavit.
The Puisse Judge-Yen caoust put that iu. The Chief Justics-Do you mean to say that anybody could put an affidavit on the file and state that according to his views the case was wrongly decided?':
Mr. Fortōra-No, my 1r. But we can fil an affidavit to say that certain ovidonce was not
in favour of Lam Tang, the plaintiff insured that should have been called. former action. That sotion arose through
Mr. Ferrers then proceeded to relate the facts the rendition of one, Chow Kwan, to leading up to the pretent hearing, which Suigen, who the sum of $2,000 found on have been previously reported and was arguing his person when he was arrested, was retained the pciats on which, he based his appeal when by the polico. This amout the present appellants and respondent claimed, and His the Court adjourned. Lordship held that the respondent was entitled
FRENCH INDO-CHINA.
The Parliamentory Commission for Foreign and Colonial Affairs has father considered the home el organisation for the defence of Indo- China. The project coatemplates a total expense of £150.000,010, to be provided partly by a contribution from the Stateland and partly by the Colony. The latter would not be able to maintain its payments to the Metropolitan (loreroment for expenses of military foreas, but that amount could be utilised for the necessary loan. The Commission decided before proco-de ing further to hear the Ministers of Marine and Colonios.
RUSSIA'S NEXT NAVY,
AN INCONCEIVABLË KUNDUR?
MARK,
CLARETS:
1 doz utiles.
•2 do. 4ñoz Bottlen bortles
$5,75 $8.75
-5.95
6.75
7.00
8:00
625 5.75 6.75 9.75 *7.7%
9.25
10.75
8.00.
.11.00
9.00
10,50
11.50 14.50 14,50 16.50 1400
17.00
14,00 14.00
17.00
AMERICAN.
CALIFORNIA $4.75 $5.75 ZINFANDEL
$8.75
9.76
-5.75
SPANISH. VALDEFENAS... 8475
THEGE
$5,75,
$9.75
H. PRICE & CO.
12, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL,
THE
ROBINSON
PIANO CO.,
LIMITED.
-PIANOFORTE
The Nasha Blizn heats, but refuses to believe MANUFACTURERS the rumour, that the Technical Marine Commis sion is working out a project with regard to erecting on warships autrivance by nians of which the vessel can bo sunk within the space! of half a winute: Seeing that the programme
TUNERS.
*
AND
of the new Navy is not yet worked out, it seems POLISHERS alpost inconceivable that Russian naval experts should be busying themselves with trying" to
to recover the money as bailae, and gave jude. THE SINGAPORE DOCK QUESTION.ake their fetare warships sinkable in thirty:
ment accordingly."--
Mr. II. N. Ferroes, instructed by Mr. J. Hays (of Messrs. Johnson, Stokes and Mester) appeared for the appellants, and Mr. H. E. Pollock, LC, instructed by Mr.C.F.Dixon (of Mr. J. Hastings Office) for the respondent.. ་
Mr. Pollock-My Lords, I have got a prelim inary objection to make. If Your Lordships will kindly refer to the notice of appeal which has been fled by the appellantain this case, Your Lordships will find that there are no grounds whatever stated in that notice of appeal. I am referring, My Lot, to the notice of appeal itself. It runs as follows:-Take notice that the full
SHALL THE CROWN AGENTS BE ALLOWED TO INTERFERE?
seconds in order to prevent them from falling into the enemy's hands. With such methods Russia will never be victorious at sea, and if the Commission is really at work in the direction mentioned, then it would be better not to build
now Navy."
A TIBETAN TEMPLE.
A remarkable addition was made to the Colonial and Indian Exhibition at the Crystal Palace, on June 22. It was the opening in the north pave of a Tibetan temple, the entire fittings of which have been lant and arranged by Colonel Waddell, who took part in the expetition to Tibet. Around the temple aro objuots of
The ATTORNEY GENERAL seconded, and the the commifties, also several items on the sapple court will be moved on the 24th day of July, or initiated the trade of the port would be diverted ranged a number of cazes, in some of which are
bill was read a second time.
The COLONIAL SECRETARY-Sir, I beg to more that the bli be referred to the finance committee.
The ATTORNEY GENERAL seconded and the motion was carried.
Council adjourned.
FINANCE COMMITTEE. A-meeting of the Finance Committee was then held, at which the Colonial Secretary (Hon. Mr. F. H. May) presided.
POLICE AND FIRE BRIGADE EIFENSES.
mentary appropriation bili, and the committes ware unanimously agreed to recommend that all the votes be passed. I beg to move that financial minutes 20 to 23 be adopted.
The COLONIAL TREASURER Second, Carried, The COLONIAL SECRETARY-I beg to move that the council resolve itself into a committee of the whole council to take into consideration the Supplementary Appropriation Bill clauso by clause
The ATTORNEY GENERAL Bcowded and tha
J
motion was carried.
Connell then went into committes on the
Bill
REPAIRERS.
BEG TO CALL ATTENTION TO
THEIR EXTENSIVE STOCK
OF
HIGH-CLASS INSTRUMENTS,
•
THEIR
BOTH OF
"OWN MAKE”
AND THE .
LEADING BRITISH,
CONTINENTAL
AND
AMERICAN HOUSES,
AT
PRICES WHICH DEFY
COMPETITION.
The question of importance in Singapore just now is the expropriation by the Govern. went of the Tanjong Pagar Dock Company, For many years past shippers and shipowners bave felt the need for more up-to-date accora muation and appliances at the whartes of this concern, but the company has treated represen. lattens on the subject with absolute indifference, The company laboured under one very grout disadvantage. Its whole policy and expendi turo was controlled by the Louiton Board," a body which had no laterest in the port of in the drawing of dividends The Government, realising Singapore other than
at last
that if drastic changes were not
ots of the most shored kind connected with the Tibetan worship of Buddha. the like of a neighbouring harbours, brought in as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard, that the judgment given in this action on the 4th.
for the purchase of the company's property which, it was stated, have never before been This Bill has at last been passed, and the only seen anywhere or by any one ont of Tibet. day of July, 1905, may be reversed, and judgment question that remains to be settled is that of Facing the visitor on entering the temple is an entered for the appellants; und that the costs price. Now, the capital of the company consists setual shrine of Buddha. In other cases there of this application may be paid by respondent of 37,000 shares of 100 dols. each, equivalent at is an extraordinary collection of articles and I submit to Your Lordships that such a notice present rate of exchange to £370,000. The curiosities Blustrative of the life and civilization present value of the 100 dols. shares is 400 dols of the people. Colonel Waddell opened the in is bad in point of law, and ought to be dismissed.
so that the market value of the shere capital court, and spent a considerable in support of this contention I may point is to-day £1,480,000. In add tion there are explaining to the company the rangement the temple and the princit contents of out that it is not even mentioned whether 250.000 dols, siz per cent. debentures, and
cases. Sabsequently Sir the appeal is intended to be brought as a 1,365,00 dots, five per cent, debentures. This of the various
rings the total present-day valas of the.com Thomas Holdich delivered a lecture on Tibet in appeal on facts or law, and that absolutely pany to, roughly, £1,641.550. Upon this figure the theatro, illustrated by many excellent views on the screen. He began by a reference to the no information whatsoever has been given to here will, of course, hava to be paid a preminci, respondent as to the matter. It is quite obvious, besides which there will have to be an expendi ignorance that prevailed concerning Tibat, its
of about another £200,000 to renew history, and its geographical position in relation! My Lords that-sach-aulico iz bod, and I will ture
tus prosent delapidated whartes, prosion of
to that part of the world, and then showed, with refer to an authority precedent where motion plo-date appliances, anil for the proposed two maps, the relation of Tibet to Reusain MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
to Indis, and pointed out why we should resent The whole question of the betterment of the zuy interference with that country by Bassin,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. mit similar principles apply. In the case of
harbour and wharfage accommodation ise purely of which, Lowever, the turn of affairs in the The AFTURNEY GENERAL-seconded, and the Pfeiffer against the Midland Railway Company local one, and, if the mistakos of the past are Far East had nos prevented any immediate Law Reports, 18 Q.B.D., page 243, the court not to be repeated, the management must be danger. lie then showed slides illustrating the motion was carried.
Council adjourned eine die. -
refused to give leave to amend a notice of motion placed entirely in the hands of lost men, who mountainous region of Tibet and its general and dismissed the motion altogether, and I alone understand the needs of the port. I scenery, and concluded with some especially would ask Your Lordships to take the same vin understand that the present proposal is to good views of Lhasa. A guide to the Tibetan
appoint a local Board elected from amongst the Court will be issued. in the motion now before you It is very mercantile community. This is a very good The Japanese Government are proceeding to
engaged earry out an ambitious programme of new connecessary that is proper notice should be given idea, provided expert technical men are
nador the Board Another important point to ROJESTVENSKY'S RESPONSIBILITY.
Agente It is understood that two more bags to the respondent of the points he has to meet, be considered is whether the Grown struction.
A correspondent of the Times at St. Tattleships have been ordered or England and in the absence of being furnished with shall be allowed to control the
purchase of
Petersburg telegraphs: The immediate vo Megara. Vickers, Sous, and Maxima are preparing that information, I submit that this motion stores, engage men, and draw commuistous sponsibility for the action of the esplains
If the Crown Agents are allowed, ta
Rojastvensky's auxiliary craisers apparently lies to lay down the keel of one of these rosets, should be dismissed. which will dieplace about 1000 tons, exceeding The Chief Justice.Do you say you should anything wistaver to do will the Wotter that, who, in defiance of the
well let the present might as Singapore
amonded instructions ised to naval officers roto miscellaneous services other misestlaneous services, for award to Mesers. Howard and and Agamemnon. Ne details are get known as have the right to call on the other side to stato state of affairs continue. The Calony can go after the British protest in the case of the
commissions to the Crown
Commander, order
ordered them, to siuk to the other vessel, which it is boliesed will be their grounds, and that they should be refused afford to pay afford to have repeater found
contrabin 1 Stephen's :-
carrying Agents, nor can bailt at an East Coast yard. These two men-
would Award
85,7200 of-war will be the largest and the most powerial leave to amend if those grounds are absurd *
axplain the apparent inconsistency Interest thereon from 1st September.
jottier failure. “As basiness the Colombo tug boat fiasco or the Colombo cou jedno i there. Count Lansdorff, tenor her Lstost Amerionn Methols 1898, to lat August, 1905, at percent. 17.04.79
ruthless disregard thereof by Rejestvensky' value for their money. If the Board is to $39,029.79
Ha work thoroughly, it should be insisted upon, as Oldhamis (adds the correspondent) pre- captains. The latest information concerning
Dednot amount paid on 29th
before each individual member takes office, that clades the idea that was sunk According August, 1903
it should be entirely free from domination by and Interest thereon up to 1st
August, 1905...
The Governor recommended the Council tobillund.canaldarei it clause by olsuso. vote a sum of two thousand dollars ($2,000) in
aid of the vote Police, Sub-Department-Firo
On resuming the COLONIAL SECRETARY
passed and become law.
Brigades, other charges, for the item repairs to moved the third-reating, and thist the bill be was made for a new trial, and in which I sub harbour improvements.
engines, lues, &c,
The COLONIAL SECRETARY This is sa which was really spent at the end of last year, but there was not time to include the amount in the financial year. The excess is due to the long drought and abortage of water
The rote was agreed to...
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES.
The Governor recommended the Counette vote a sums of thirty-six thousand and four dollars
and thirty-four cents (336,004.34) in aid of the
Total...
...$15,000.00
2,019,45
17,019.45
....536,00434
NEW JAPANESE WARSHIPS.-
by 2,500 to the British battleships Ford Nelson
Battleship
in the world. Apart from a large number of Mr. Pollock--No. I wouldnt say that, fy torpede exalt, Japar will have in progress the Lord. following now abips-
The Chief Justice That is the grouna o your last sentence.
fir. Pollock-Itu alisolately a matter within Your Lordship's discretion
Displacement. Where
Tons, Building: 19,000... Barrow do.
-19,00 ----- do.
Kateri
Волтой.. ...15,050 do. Koshima... 16,400
... Elswick. do.
19,000 Yokosuka. Armoured cruisers(2).13,500... Kurt.
дой
"The
to do
Of
This
the Crown Agents. With the fares of the to the statement of the captain of the Kuban, Bir. Ferrers In the first place, the authority constructions of the Singapore Kranji Bailway the Oldhania coaled from the Kuten, and was quoted by my learned friend entirely refers to a always before their eyes one has hopes of the placed in charge of a prize crow with orders to
for Kame' atka.* motion for a few trial, which is not the case in now Board showing a bold front to the Crown proceed to Vladivostock, but probably headed this instance. If Your Lordships will refer to Agente-Commercial Intelligence.
CASH OR HIRE PURCHASE
SYSTEM.
Hongkong, 20th July, 1905.
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Dr. NEWELL WILSON, DENTIST.
annsblo Foes.
No chargo for examinations. Office hours 92,M. to 5 PM,
No. 2, PEDDER STREET (ourt to the
General Post Office and opposite to the side. entrance to the Hongkong Hotel) Hongkong, 5th 1905,
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