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quid New Zealand to be noted. India produces its own supply now; and the com- petition of Germany,

we are told, in spite of labour troubles, is becoming more and more formidable," Amarion, also, has more

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, AUGUST 181, 1905.

It is announced in onrrent ardura by Calené TELEGRAMS, C. H. Darling, C.R.E., that revellle will sound at 5.55 am, and retreat at seven p.m. The change begins to-day, let inst

A. S. WATSON & CO., than she needs for home consunuption, gud harbour, without the consent of the master, were

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"that THE WATER used is THE PUREST't can be obtained, and is SKILFULLY FILTERED ON THE MOST BCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES. :

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25th from Deli, having picked up at 7 ah, tho The Calypso arrived at Singapore on July previous day a Chinese fiberman off Bagan The man bad been drifting for four days with out food and water.

Treo boarding house runners, for boarding! the ss Narisung while under way in the setting into Western markets," slowly yesterday fined $25 each by Mr. F. A. Hazelaud but surely. Indeed, Cardiff is said to beat the Polics Court. depending largely on the European market, (which the Americang have abandoned as unrianageable) and as the demand in France, Spain, Portugal, and North Africa is shown to have seriously fallen off since 1902, the ery now is quito different to that,

His Honour the Chief Justice made a sugges- we heard last year. The enormous ahiption in the Supreme Court yesterday, that ments for war purposes alarmed some whenever Counsel are going to refer to es403 in people into thinking that there would soon argument, they should let the Registrer know. noue left for the British navy, and letters so that he can have the books ready in Court were written to the papers suggesting that the export of this kind of coal should be forbidden! And now the complaint seems to be that Cardiff is being ousted from her markets. America has abandoned, after one attempt to capture it, the European market; but there German and Belgiau

The Shanghai Postmaster has laid it down thst 25 couts means of a Mexican dollar not 25 cents in subsidiary coln." He adds 13 eash when accepting the heter. How is a quarter of a Mexican dollar to be paid othor-

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STARTLING RUMOUR OF FRENCH AND GERMAN

HOSTILITIES.

LONDON, 31st July,

It is reported that Germans have fired upon Frenchmen; and that an official demand for an explanation has been made.

This encounter is stated to have occurred on the Congo, boundary of German Kamerun (Cameroons);

SAN FRANCISCO CHINESE AND THE BOYCOTT.

LONDON, 31st July.

A meeting of San Francisco

to-day in connection with the boycott.

.SUPREME COURT,

Monday, 31st July,

IN APPELLATE JURISDICTION.

BRFORE SIE F. T. Pracorr (ChieF JUSTICE) "AND" ME, A. G. Wisc (Pues JUDOI).

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▲ QUESTION OF OWNERSHIP.

RE LAM TUNG AND THE NAM LOONG FIRM. Justice in a formor nation, wherein he decided The appest against the decision of the Chiof that an amount of 92,600 held by the police abould be paid over to Lam Tung, the plaintiff, was continued..

Mr. H. N. Ferr. ra, instructed by Mr. Hays (of

Counsel then discussed several of the findings of the late Chief Justice against his alient

Mr. Ferrors The appellants did not bring this case in order to recover the small amount tha was at stake. Costs of these proceedings will be far in excosa of the sum in Court, bet what the appellants want is to prove that they have been made the victims of a conspimey. Therefore they are anxious to get evidence, which ought to have been pressutod, and satisfy the Conet that there has been a conspiracy of a fraudulent kind. Before the money is handest to the plaintiff, the Court should fad ont whether he is actually entitled to it or not. A man cannot be szputed is travel from Saigon to Hongkong just because a claim has hesa made against him.

Judgment was reserved.

Johnston, Stokes and Mastar) appared MARINE MAGISTRATE'S COUNT.

for the appellants, and Mer H-E, Pollock, K.Č. instructed by Mr. C. F. Díxón” ̈ (of › Mr. J. Hastings' office) représented the respondent.

Mr. Pollock--I think it will be convenient if I deal in the Erst place in address. ing Your Lowlatips, with the appellants" motion to adduce fresh ́oridoncs. In connection with that point I desire të point out to the Conrt that the Acting Chief Justice refused the appellants application. Therefore,

THE MACHINERY employed is of latest competition is becoming more apparent. That the schooner yecht Puritan. ones the Chinese merchantsis. being held from that date, My Logis, of course apart from

design and most approved type..

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In the Far East Japan and Australia are gaining ground. In the Mediterranean, it is stated, Germaŭ depots have been estab- lished nt Algiere and at Port Said, and the German Coaling Company, founded at Hamburg föür years ago, is stated to intend establishing further depots at Genon and at Naples, nud in the course of time at several ports on the route between Port Said and Singapore. And the following figures from the Times are interesting : —

The following figures will give an iden of the extent to which Cardiff coal is shipped 10 the depots where mercantile steamships and warships call in order to refill their bankers.

The earest and by far the greatest market is

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Yachtsmen will be interested in the pers

famous sloop of the same name, which defended the America, Cup against this Genette in 1985, was sold at public action in Bostan & munth or Bo ago for $4,025.

Mr. J. W. Davidson, nütil roccully acting na American Consul at Shanghaj, has sailod for San Francisco. He had boon down with typhoid, followed by an attack of heart disease, and it is earnestly hoped that the sea voyage will improve his condition.

COTTON TROUBLE IN LANCASHIRE.

LONDON, 31st July.

The cutton operatives of Lauca shire have demanded an increase of Return of visitors to the City Hall Reading-pay, threatening to strike unless it be room for the week ending the 30th July, 1905,

Non-Chinese Chiness

Total

Reading.room. 167

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... 209

His Majesty the King has been pleas‹¿¿to approve of the appointment of Vice Admiral Sir Wilmot Hawksworth Fawkes, K.C.V:0., toʻbe. Commander-in-Chief on the ¿ netralian station in necession of Vice-Admiral Sir Arthur Fab chowe, K.C.B., when that officer's appointment expires.

in thy Mediterranean, and the following wore the exports from Cardiff in 1904 to some of the ports on the French, Italian, and Egyptian counts:--Alexandrin, 508,000 tons; Bord-ops, 255,000 tous: Constantinople, 186 000 tops; Games. 970,000 tons; Gibraltar, 180,826 tous: Marseilles, 331,157 tons: Malta, 342,100 fous; end Port Said, 1,114,086 tons. To Madeira and the Canary Islands the exports amounted to over 600,000 tons; to Aden, 163,000 to Cope Towr, 317,000 tons; to Colombo, 280,000 tona; to the Philippines, 57,00

The following paragraph is taken from the tons; to Hongkong, 582,596 tons; to Singapore, Manis Sunday Bun-Marchall P. Wilder A. S. WATSON & CO. 1100 tons; to Bhanghai, 141,000 tons; and says that the coming of the Americans to the

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At Pakhoj, the wife of F, R. G. DA CRUZ, 1. M 180

·Chistoms, of a son.

MARRIAGE.

On 29th July, of St. Joseph's Church, Houg kong, by the Chaplain, the Rev. Father Augustine,

·NUXO ÁLVARO, eldor son of C. J. GONCALVES of Hongkong, to HYACINTH MART, second daughter DANIEL JOHEN, JP, FRGS, of Shifal Shropshire, England.

DEATH.

(1809:

On 12th July, 1003, at Bombay, Eno KAVASHI ARBIWALLAS"

over 200,000 tors went to Uruguay atist the Argentine Repubile. Other depots might have been mentioned, but these figures, thoug

a few cases of an exceptions! character, suffice to show how largely supplied is the world's mercantile marias with the "black diamonds" of the South Wales coalfield, and inoidentally, to explain how it is that Cardiff clears more tonnage for foreign trade than suy other port in the world.”

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Part of the Lu-ban Rulway in the Noeth Las Uson destroyed by foods.

| Philippines has made the Hongkong Hetol pros

It looks like rank ingratitude when реговн the managers of that institut on will insist on the Manila Americans' paying in advanos.

Some time ago, in reporting the punishment of a Chipaman for injseling morphia into ricsha coolies, we believed it to ba a novel form of depurify-för" the Chinese Wa note that a Singapore Chinaman has just been sentenced to two months' imprisonment, without the

option ofafine, for trafficking with a hypodermie The Korean loan of two million yan was syringe. His clients also were of the coolie over subscribed four times..

The Kanogafuchi Cottun Spinning Co. has paid an interim dividend of fifteen per cont.

The wreck of the old P. & 0. Rokilla (uow Bohird-maru) has been sold for twenty thousand yer.

The German feet is expected to pass the summer at Roitabo, where the Admiral will be the guest of the German Minister,

Only The 35 were offered at a Shanghai muction for a nineteen foot sail boat, built in 1804 and still in good condition. **Ex-Speaker Mr. Gully has taken the title of Viscount Selby. Selby, we believe, is the name of a place in his old constituency.

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The following alleged acknowledgment by Li Hung.chang of the gift of a dus ball terrier sent him by an English admirer appears in Cherry Blossoms, the Nagasaki Press monthly:

My Dear Sir,-While tendering my best thanks for sending me your dog, I beg to say that, as for myself I have long since given up attendants, to whom I handed the creature, tell the practice of eating dog's flesh; hat my

mo they never tasted anything so nice-Your devoted Lt."

gran ted.

M. WITTE'S CURIOUS EXPLANATION.

Losos, 31st July. M. de Witte says that be is less a peace negotiator than a courier to learn Japan's terms.

{RBUTER'S SERVICE.]

way appeal brought by them against the decision of the Acting Chief Justice, the sppellants were perfectly wall aware that their only hope of laying any evidence, before this Court on their aids was to get witnessed to cons op here and give evidsten víru nose.

The Chief Justice-They took that stop on the 9th June, when notice was given to admit.

Mr. Pollock-Yes, My Lord, but an important thing is that the cass did not come on for trial until the 16th June. Of course, My Lords, we sabuit with confidence that that argument which was hinted at by my learned friend that the appellants could not be expected to appeal from the decision of the Acting Chief Justice, is not to be listened to by the Court, because that is a matter of the constitution of the Court

The Paisoo Judgo -Yon needn't go into that. Mr. Pollock-But I am entitled to point this out to the Court. Two or three maths hisfore the case came on for hearing the learned Acting Chief Justice ceased to be a judge of the Const.

The Chief Justice-That is not an argument andI don't think it is aproper subject on which to address the Court,

Mr. Pollock-After Your Lordships were o GERMANY, THE MISTRESS OF THE the bouch, the appellants had an opportunity of appealing, but did not avail themselves of BALTIC.

that opportunity. As Year Lordships are Losobs, 29th July. probably aware, the rules here as to appeals The forthe.ming cruise of the British from interlocutory ordura are different to the Channel Squadron in the Baltic Sea is causing rules at Home, where from such interleentary great ostery in Berlin. The Conservative orders the appellant would bs debared fromt rawspaper claim that the Baltic must be appealing aftor the expita ton of fourteen days: regarded as exclusively controlled by the I would refer Your Lordships to Section 603

of the Code, which says: "No appeal to the Fun countries bartering it; and as Sweden, Des-Court from any decision of the Court shall,

mark and Russia are not able to say much on

the matter, Germany minst be considered mis- tress of the sea

VLADIVOSTOCK BLOCKADED.

LONDON, 1th July, A strong Japanese squadron is blockading Vladivostock.

THE PEACE CONFERENCE.

LONDON, 29th July.

M. Sato, at an interview in New York, said that Japan was perfectly ready to agree to armistice after the credentials of the plenipo tentiaries had been examined.

Court,

Monday 31st July,

Berosz Hox, CAPTAIN L. A. W. Bannes- LAWRENCE, RN. (Marine MagistrATE).

BREACH OF THE RULES OF THE ROAD.

P. C. Norman of the Water Fol'es charged Wong Kan, master of the unlicensed steam auch K:87, with unlawfully failing to observe the rules of the road in the harbour on the 28th July.

Coariable Norman, sworn, stated-On the

28th July I was on duty off Arsenal Street steps when I saw lock lannch 87 leating Wanchai and heading in the direction of Höngham. At the same time the launch Cel Maru coming from the exist, blaw one, blast ou ber whistle. The dock launch blew two and held her course, I stopped the Dock launal and the Osaka Mara went by.

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Wong Kan stated that he put his helm: to port, bat lad first to keep on-bia courte to clear s sampan. Constable Norman, recalled, stated that there was no sampan that cool. possibly have interfered with his movements in avoiding the Osaka Murg

His Worship lined the defendant $5, arel | warned him to be more careful in future.

BEFORE MR. BABIL H. TATLON (ABSISTANT HANDOUR MASTER),

A LAUNCH COLLISION. An injury was held into the circumstances connected with the collision between the sterm Iaunches Kanong Hồng, and Daisy in the waters of the Colony on the 80th July,

Arthur Consell stated--Between 8 and 9am. on the 30th July I was proceeding. from east, " to west in the Daisy. When off Blackhead : · Hill I saw the steam launch. Remy Hing coming up astom, going a great deal faster than I was: When abreast of us on our starboard side, he put his helm to starboard and collided with us, grazing along our starboard sida.

Cheung Tim, coxswain of the Kuong Hing stated-I was on my way from Hurghom to Hongkong, and coming from Wanchal on my port bow. The Daisy was a long way away

when I first saw her.

At this stage, witness constantly contradicter? bitself, and at length refused to answer any further questions.

His Worship suspended the coxswain's ver- fificate for two months.

except by special leare of the be brought after the expiration of six months. The rale as to time for appealing Ets interlocutory matters differs in this Colony from what it does at Home, and tho timo for appeal from any decision of the Court is six mouths. As Your Lordships know, the Court is defined in the Code as being the learned Chief THE FIRST VOLUNTEER FOR THE Justice and Paisto Judge, whether sitting separately in Court or ja Chambers. Therefore, My Lords, my contention is that it was open to the appellants if, when they found they could not get the witnesses up to girsevidenco venture, and they thought it to appool to the Full Court as now constituted, to apply that the trial bonet board until the commission had been returned, It is also important for Your Lordships to bear

BY COURTESY OF THE JAPANESE CONSUL.in mind in this connection that it clearly

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The Daily Press.

HONGKONG, August 1st, 1905.

It is reported that those in charge of the boycott have advised parents not to keep tur children from attending schools kapt by Amari cons as there is no querrel with them.

The work's plogne cost numbered, olevo with eight fatalities. To noon yesterday the reprit was 271, with 25:3 fatalities. There is case of enteric fever from Manila,

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Our

SPANISH WAR.

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The first volunteer mustered into the army for the war with Spain was "Bucky" O'Neill. He entered as a private, but was afterwards made Captain at Troop A of Roosevelt's Bough Biders. His laconic expression, Who wouldn't gamble for a star" is response to somebody

remonstrated with him for enlating as private, made the rounds of the country. Wha ther the star he meant was Cuba, statehood for Arizons through the gallantry of her sons, or u brigadier'e rank for himself, has never been Hough Ridora, who was present when the definitely settled. A follow captain of the

remark was unde, told me that a brigadier's

for was meant

In the mouth god uzime out at the back of kic

Common-sense" writes to the N.-C. Daily News that raen who have studied the history of Japan's intercourse with the Foreign Powers

appears from Mr. Hays' affidavit Bled in support will appreciate the importance of China's not

of the summons for commission that the very throwing herself wide open, till the time arrives

points on which evidence was "desired were when she could say to this world, as Japan did,

Toxxo, 30th July,

neationed in bis affidavit, so that it cannot be We permit your subjects to travel and reside

The Habifuto (Ségualien) army reports said these points on which it is desire to proSan Juna July, 1998, as he walked up sud 'Bucky" O'Neill was killed at the battle of in any part of ouie water, but you must sur-that-our-independent cavalry force, which duce fresh evidence are points of surprise, down before his line of waiting man, talking to ronder your right of extraterritoriality." entered Loutkov on the afternoon of the Well, My Lords, what is the position the ap- Captain Howse of the Artillery. Bailets were Unfortunately, China ie not Japan. The 27th instant, withdrew that night, owing to pellants have taken up? I mbmit that it outifles zipping all about hina. Somebody remota- Japanese Emperor's order to respect foreigners The China Sugar and Refining Co. bares sufficient protection anywhere in Japan. the grave unrest in the town. Our army's to bring on a mattor for hearing without

them to no sympathy at all. They have cliosonstrated with him for exposing humself no reck-

lessly. You'll be killed sura, Captain," declared an interims dividend of ten per cent.

The Spanish bullet that will kill 100 is not Can as much bo`said in Chius ?

left colman commenced the movement atovidence; in fact, My Lords, deliberately, I yet monkled," is eaid with a laugh. forth half-year ending 30th June, 1905, on the

3.30 a.m. on the 28th inst, for the occupa would sabialt, "trasted to chques to be able to A be turned on bis heel a bullet strack him phid up capital.

A lady describing her impressions of the tion of Louike v, and its advance guard, with break down the plaintiff's case. The appel auts, head; so that ever before he fell his galant Looooos anys have never been afraid of the Japanese, although I have lived alone and cavalry, after attacking the enemy on the not having taken every available means in their soul bad gone out into the darkness. travelled alone among them But with thera north side of Louikov, entered the towu

wer to procure evidence on commission befaro In this sentenca, Colonal Boosevelt tells of it was always purely negative feeling of no Street fighting ensued, and at 8.30 am.

the trial, this Court should not now allow the character who smoked cigarettes and quotesl the passing of "Bucky" O'Neill, that strange danger; with the Lonchogans I had the positive Louikov was completely captured.

to do so. They say they want to call a gentle.

Whitman on the battlefeld, who fought nij feeling of safety. Gentle folk and common army's right column, after defeating the as being the head of the Chinese community in but loved a row as a schoolboy does a holiday. man whom they mention in- Mr. Hays' efidavit his gasty lifetime against injustice to the weak, people, men and woman, old and young, all looked inte my eyes with the same kindly hospitable enemy bear Wedemikovaki, pressed hard Saigon, nhan another witness from the Ban Bing His life work is written deep in a territory. To understand redeemed from lawlessness. upon him unit is main force fled in Chun firm. I submit, My Lords, that by

"Bucky" O'Neill you must know Ar zona- smile. A traveller from Japan, I was at once struck with the alert activity of the women. I disorder southward. The pursuit has con.deliberately electing not to appeal from there turbulent youthful enargy, its biguess and decision of the acting Chief Fastico, the appel its breath, above all, its antlinching loyalty to A Tokyo dispatch states that since the Bank on the street, but it is easy to see that woman A detachment sent in pursuit met, on the cried out, and Your Lordships ought not to

saw men at work, and I met a few gentlemen tinued since the night of the 27th instaulants have deliberately elected to have the case banhood. (Wm. Macleod Razno in Outing of Japan-ruised the rate of interest on advances, is the dominant note in the Loochoo harmony instaut, at a point eight kilometres exercise your discretion because it is purely a

RUSSIA AND THE DALAI–LAMA- all the banks in Tokyo have been working very The men are philosophers.

south of Lonikov, the enemy's infantry, call evidence. I think I shuki be able to show ance to the courtesies shown to the Dalai Loza matter for your discretion to allow them to exatiously, with the result that many cheques

Prince Ukhtomeky attachien enormous import-e about 800 strong. Of these, 200 were killed Your Lordships that the Court of Appeal enter which he thinks will endear Russia to the and 500 captured. The enemy who contains The very strongest possible objection to whole Buddhist world. Friuce Ukhomsky is fronted our right colon since the 27th, admitting further evetoure to meet the ginch rather given to hyperbole, and his assertion Capas no surprise If he had said that M justant consisted of 3,000 infantry and eight of the case. The appollants are not actually Pokotiloff a gifts were intended to smelllate

seted of 2,000 infantry and four gans. guns, while that confronting our left coil. appealing from the judgment, but are trying the Furiate, including the norturions Dorjleft,

We get what I submit is a very unfair advantage it would have beca terror the mark.—Tissu They first say they will take their chance and go before the Chief Justice, but are unable to break down the platatiff's case then they go to the Court of Appeal and say what a hardship, it is

another case on that ground. for a commission to be refused, and try ki gat

A telegram from Tokyo to the N. C. Daily News mys that the Japanese began to paip the water out of the Poltara at Port Arthur on July 21st, and had her floating by three in the

afterno:n.

Ir is tou early yet to expurit. fall particulars "bual the Gorman outerprise in the Welsh

coalfields, about which our London corres.. poudent recently telegmphed. Mail papers hand yesterday, however, indicate that Welsh steam coal is a commodity just now enjoying a particularly big share of arten- tion. For twenty-five years it haa" occupied its quique position at the various coaling depots along the trade routes of the world, but no v, it seems, its pre-emiuence is threat ened. The alarums last year, since satis. factorily quieted by a Royal Commission did not take out of its modern rivals; and if a Gersian syndicate considers it desirable to gain a share in controlling the output, they must believe that the new The poor work man blames his tools Admiral stear coals talked of fall short in some way Ruzhdestvensky has reported to the Russian of the famous culorific. For it is seriously Admiralty that his four finest hatleships were stated that it does not pay to produce it.able. With their full complement of cost mus-nworthy, structurally defective, and unman When the coal demand was streng owing toon board, they drew three feet more than was the war, the Times states that the yield on anticipated. just over £2,300,000 invested in the ordinary share en tale of the fourteen leading ur telegram about the explosion on the collieries in South Wales and Monmouth shiro averaged & fraction over seven per cent If Welsh steaurcoal be the best in the world, it should be more remunerative

to its producers than that. Japan is said to Lave taken away any of the Cardiff markets, för commercial purposes, and there is the competition of Australia

bare been dishonoured.

number of cosasities, although the number was American gun-boat Bennington overstated the

will very large. It appears that 27 were killed, and 70 injured, by the blowing up of the deck.

The Far Eastern Review, which arrived yes. today from Manils, contains the architectural designs of the new Government offoes at Hongkong; as well as of the new Palace Hotel which is to glorify the Bund at Shanghai.

The Indian Daily News reports the following incident on the Calcatta electric tramway systems. The intest danger that has nopped up affects the passenger. It appears that some- times the insulation gets out of order, so that the vurrent overflows from the trolley into all the car becomes charged with electricity, and

the metal work, such as the bandles and the stanchions. This is a great source of incon venience, for it is alleged that, the other day one of the cars was so affected that a European brass handle, and suddenly received such a gentleman wisting fa alight auglit hold of the shock that he was thrown some yards off, luckily escaping without injury." A similar thing happened to u Bengali and ons of the framway officials. In another car, also ander the same influence, the motorman was affected, so that he was auable to work the apparatus in front | owing to the overcharge of electricity.

28th

LATEST STEAMER MOVEMENTS.

expected here to day at 7 p yesterday morning at 10 am, and may be The I.G-M: str. Scharnhual-loft-Foodboy

The CN str. Changsha, from Australian ports, left Sydney on the 26th July, and in das here on the 19th Aug.

pore on the 28th ult. st.5 pm, and is due bere The 0.8.8 &C.M. str. Machaon left Sings- to-morrow,

left Kuchinolta on the 28th July, and is The C.N. st. Faigrum, from Australien ports,

due here to-day, p.m.

THE CASE OF THE ST. KILDA,

Times

The following talegrama appeared in the

-Suez, June 30C" The Russian agziliary cruiser Dnieper and his Majesty's battleship Canopus have arrived and have entered the Caral. No one was allowed on board the Deeper. His Majesty's battleship Goliath has also arrivo!

Port Said, June 30.. Mr. Pollock-I will show Your Lordships ¦

The crow of the St. Kilda will be bonded bare from the Dnieper, but the captain and chief reluctance to admit fresh evidence on the pinch Labu that the Court of Appeal has frequently shown officer may be detained on board and taken to

The Chief Justice-The question is whether in the absence of certain evidenes affecting the decision, the Court of Appeal should allow that evidence to be taken.

of the case.