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INTIMATION

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, MARCH 20Μm. 1906.

the probable difficulty of collegting water The New Zealand Rugby football team is charges from the Chinese. To do tmcontinuing its triumphant career in British

| justice, Sir Jos Bownino had one excuse, that we may regard as natural, though not valid. He was very much in love with his

A. S. WATSON & CO.. Prayn scheme, and having already experi.

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It has been arranged that Hawaii shall send representative to America to study tobacco- growing.

It is estimated that the savings in wages by the employment of Chinese in South African mines is 9 per month as compared to white labour, or more than 86-1,000,000 per year.

Caruso, the world-famous tenor, was nearly killed by un accident in a New York theatre on Feb. 14th He osoaped, however, without a fall of heary injury. The recident was

Excuery.

Those who are subscribing for Mr J. C.. Kershaw's Butterflies of Hongkong m

South-East China" will be particularly pleascul with part III., which we received from Messrs. Kelly & Walsh, Ltd, yesterday. The boutiful coloured repressutations of local fritillaries aro more numerous, and shom to deal with prottier specimens, while the notes are much more pious. The completed work will undoubtedly cecupy o nicho of its own

enced on more than one occasion the passive · resistance that departmentalism can offer to the energy of the most energetic governor, he accms to have jumped to the conclusion that some of the opponents of his scheme were trumping up there new schemes in SPIRIT the hope of diverting funds and so swamp-

ing his own.

It was left, eventually, for | his successor, S: HERCULES ROBINSON, to take up the matter, and this was done, we read, with the vigour which characterised BULL DOG BRAND all his doings," ably supported by the Colonial Secretary already mentioned. By the year 1, the works were mitficiently advanced to justify a charge for water, and then our waterless drinking fountain" was erected in front of the City Hall site. The population at that time was only | 124,860, including 3,149 non-Chinesó. The By kind permission of Lisut.-Col. Aitken nud eers of the 119th Infantry the Band of Host water charge was at the rate of two the Regiment will play thefollowing programme cent, on the gross annual value of house at the U.S.R. Club, Kowloon, to-day, comment. property, as assessed. But it was even thening at 430 p.m.- realised that the relief was only temporary. Marek The High School Cadete," Sonsa The population was expected to grow rapidly, Cornet Salo... Eilon Alannaų.

Waltz "The Shop Girl.” sithough, as a fact, it decreased considerably Blection..... The Emeraki Talo,"

Serenade... You Sleep." at that period Five years later, when the Retra La Retraite Militaire," Lefeben Wely When the 8. Pleiades arrived at. Vancouver, MACDONNELL spent nearly $20,000 to im-reporters learned that strong uuti-foreign feeling prove the water supply, and towards the was being shown in China Japanese corros- end of the year was asking for a further pondents at Peking in noting this state that $20,000). Unlike Sir John BowRING, tis-Japanese feeling is also growing in Governor spoke of it na "a most necessary public work," and deplored the incompetence of the Colonial employees which had so

GUINNESS'

STOUT

PINTS AND SPLITS

LIGHT ALE foreign population had doubled, Sir R. G.

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BRIGHT AND SPARKLING

botched an important schonne. He was the first to import a competent engineer to superintend the waterworks. The Pokłakuu schiene, bagua in 1871, was completed in QUARTS. PINTS AND SPLITS. Sir ARTHUR KENNEDY'S administration,

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Sullivan

Sullivan

China and considerable feeling is dik.

played by prominent officials because of the continued indur of Japanese into Manchuria and Mongolia within the last few months.

Cautonese fileruti recently spread a'manifesto that the real menace of China's integrity casac from Japan.

A Honolulu despatch says it is new practically determined that Governor Carter will not again You the activities of his office. He has recovered from his recent ilness. Secretary of the Territory Atkinson was expected by the

It is ramonted, says the Malay Mail, that TELEGRAMS.! Lord Carnarvon has applied for 1,500 acres of rabbor land in the Kuala Selangor distriot. It i said that fully 20,000 acres have already been applied for in this part of the State.

General Bragg, American Cousal at Hong- kong, has left with Mes, Bragg for America. It is understood that the veteran officer will not resume consular duties here, where he has bean batweon three and four years. He is an

potogenarian.

The Board of Trade inquiry instituted in connection with the wreck of the pansongor steamer Hilda, which occurred on the French coast in November last, has resulted in the sronsration of the captain and alteors of the ship.

The following, notification is published in

Fasterday's issue of the Gate: Harbour- has been received from the Commissioner of master's Department-The following telegram

the Chinese Imperial Maritime Customs at

Amoy Deitling tains blow up thing bost

two miles East of Turnabout Island on the

9th instant.

troubles.

After visiting Natal the Jolunuborg correspondent of the Times talagraphs that he is inclined to take a serious view of the native The correspondent says the official balletins give an erroneous impression because from politie motives there is much angerness to avoid bringing matters to a head. The natires, the correspondent adds, Lave been gatting out of hand for a long time and rigorous action would save life, both of whites and of blacks.

Thirty-eight thousand men of the regular American Army are to be mobilized at Manila for servies in Chian in case of an uprising against foreigners in the ancient empiro. The regiments of cavalry and seren batteries of War Department has determined to send four srillery' to the Far Eastern islands in addition

["DAILY PRESS KICLUSIVA SREVICE.]

BIG STRIKE IN FRANCE.

LoxDos, March ́19th. Forty thousand miners are on strike in the North of France.

FRANCE AND GERMANY.

LONDON, Match 19th. The Moroccan Conference is at a deadlock. Both France and Germany adhere to their respective claims.

WINTER STORMS.

LONDON, March 19th.

Scotland,

Icary floods have ocenired

DEPARTURE OF VISCOUNT HAYASINI.

in

LONDON, March 19th, Viscount Hayashi leaves England tu-day for Japan.

(RESTER'S SERVICE]

- AUSTRIA-HUNGARY.-

LONDON, March 17th. The Budapest Government has dissolved the executive committee of the coalition parties, on the ground that it was inciting sedition.

THE RAILWAY COLLISION IN

AMERICA,

LONDON, March 17th. Ouly forty were killed in the recent ac-

to the troops, already ordered. Rear-Admiral Train bas atranged with missionaries living incident, including 15 burned. the territory imversed by the Yangtze to hurry to certain pointy in case of opprehension of trouble, and upon arrival they will be picked up by the mos-of-war.

when the Tytan scheme, now advancing a further stage, was first projec ted. The whole history of the water schemes is a lisas. Alameda, Governor Carter, as soon as howar with China. It says, There is a good deal tory of half schemes and tinkering, owing to hesitations and diffidences connected with A.S. WATSON & CO..nds. In Sir J. P. HENNESSY's time, the

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after the resurrection

The San Francisco Chronicle does not favour

of loose talk indulged in by army ofleers respecting the attitude of the United Statós toward China, but its sincerity may well be called into question.

It is absurd for anyone

RUSSIA AND JAPAN.

LONDON, March 17th. St. Petersburg denies that the Tear is

to Jaizsan. going to send a Grand Duke on a mission

THE GOVERNMENT AND SOUTH

AFRICA.

LONDON, March 17th. Mr. Winston Churchill's speech in the House of Comnious, especially the portion referring to an Imperial vete, less aroused indigeation in South Africa.

PROPOSED NAVAL DEMONSTRA-

KOWLOON SCHOOL PRIZE DISTRIBUTION.

The onn nal distribution of prizas took place of Kowloon School yesterday, the event being attended by a nunther of interested parents and friends. Mr. E. A. Irving, inspector of schools, presided, and was accompanied by Mrs. Irving, Mr. Bray, and Mr. B. James, headmaster.

As a proliminary the children sang a part song, after which Mr. Irving prooted the prizes as follows:---

Form IV-Form Prizes), Gladys Hama; 2. Nan Rodger. Scripture prizo--Hadys Hume, English prize-Nau Rodger. Mathematical prize Ethel Parker.

French prize----Naz Rodger. Needlework price-Evo Rodger.

Special prizess--Nurul Stone and Lizzio Vau

stone.

Form III-Fort prize--Lily Neave. Scrip- ture, Lily Neave; 2, M. Rodger, English- C. Lone Mathematics-J. Rodger. Needle- work-J. Rodger.

Form 11-Form prize-Bessia Robinson, EnglishBessie Robinson. Mathematics - Bessie Robinson.

Form Form prize- J: Mashab. Scrip- uro-D. Rodger. English D. Rodger; Mathematics-J. M' Glashan. History J. M'Gluxism, Needlework--M. Wilson.

-Lower School: Class I-Conduct prize- Mollis Neare Roading-Jessie

Craik, Arithmetic Recitation Elia Robertson. Arithmatic-1, Alex. Kinross; 2, Roge Lungley. General Intelligence and Scripture-Henry. Stowart. Writing-Willie Stone. Spelling and Dictation Nellie Vaustove. Class II... Conduct prive and Needlework- Enid Craik. Spolling and Dictation--1, May Smith: 2 Alister M'Donald. General Improvement- Willie Korr. Arithmetic-1, Willie Watson; 2, Dolly Lenson.

Infaats-Class I-Conduct pria-Kounoth Robertson. Arithmetic and Writing-Colin M'Donald, Kindergarten prito-Dodo Ritello, Reading 1 Kenneth Robertson; 2, Dodo Ritchie. General Intelligence-Willie Møjer. Class 11-Roading, Spelling and Kindergarten Elizabeth Skinner, Conduct Charlie Stewart, Arithmetic, etc --C. Stoyart. Re- uitation-Muud M'Glasse. Sowing- K. Williamson. Scripture--Harry Langley. Class III-Sawing-Dolly Hame. Soripture-Nora Robertson

The Chairman zait he thought his test romark wust be to congratulate those who had survived and were able to turn up after the horrible pidemic. Had it not been for that. the number présent would doubtless have been grunter than before, Mr. James had luformed him that the attendance had reached, 80, which was very satisfactory. I had never been more than 70 befero, and when it was remembered that the new Europeau school opened haû taken way a good many of the older boys there was reason for satisfaction. Not only did it show a zeulisaresse, but he thought that without boasting they could say flair work had also shown distinct improvement He would not speak of the singing, because the organist of St. John's Cathedral had in terms of the highest praise of the singing. mado a veport on that, subject in which bo spoke

Ho complimented the children who had obtained prizes. making special allusion to the great

who won the prize for improvement, and in propres that must have been made by the boy

Ho ananymously sized communications that, alretty appeared in other papers uit be 1-serted. Unders for el copies of JAILY PREER should sent before 11 am, on day of publiculion. ; After tha! hotr the supply ís inmateḍ, Only supplies - 10mah ¦ shy of for years, and when at last the popularity. And. I challenge anyone and all printed an article inviting the couscripts who impress upon the Govermucut of Chinn that conciusion expressed the hope that at this time Phlegraphics Address: Pusat.! Codes: A... th Ed Colonial Office sent out peremptory orders

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On the morning of the 19th March, at the Government Civil Hospital; the wife of N. G. NOLAN, of a dauzier,

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that the work should be commenced at ouce, Sir Jons, for purely financial reasons, took it upon himself to disregard the cuan mals be received from Downing Street, and the work was not commenced until

of them to meet in patie discussion, and will show them that the negro is a far better inan than they are." That sort of Ling is valikely to improve matters.

and the present uprising is for the purpose of The Manelas are insigriɓcant in numbers, establishing a new dynasty and not to cust foreigners, continned cager. The st

distar auces will

sinkost

is able to start. will take a trip, probably a tour of the world, and Socretary Atkinson will become Acting Governor, Next September, when Atkinson is old enough to be oligible for question of the water supply was still appointment, Cacter will resiga and ask Presí to urge that it is our duty to preserve order in financial que; and we read that as regards dent Roosevelt to appoint Atkinson.

China, or to interfere in any manner with the this and other public works, his term of office was "chiefly remarkable for the

In an address before 500 delegates attending political concerns of the Chinese. Those who number of important works discussed, de-ons, Bishop H. M. Turner declare the

a convention of negroes is discuss rucial prob- do so are not thinking of American interests they bave nothing else in wind than the poesi clored urgent, ami rejected or postponed." American flag to be a dirty and contemptible bility of personal advancement st the expense of ()s Lycommunicationa rolutions the news column Nothing can be more urgeat than an aule rag. He further said that hell was an improve the people of the United States. In another

TION AGAINST CHINA.. Correspondentast forward their names and ad-guate water supply, and there should have sat on the United States, as far as the agro spirit, one writes, Americans who are disposed dresses art communications addressed to tos Editor, becu un hesitation in mortgaging the Colony

was concerned. In conclusion, he said: to subnut to all sorts of treatment from the a little ignorant and stupid white man who was

Chinese ought to take uote of what is going & States Minister to Chin, is noted in an inter- not fee poultication' butjas evidence of good faith,

Edwin H. Conger, for many years Unitel to secure it. Dr. Erre says, "The Tueror heard of and never would be heard of All latvis for pubiscation should be written on

in the Orient and learn the lesson that view on the present agitation in Ching as on side of the paper only.

tam waterworks, the plans for which had at 10,000 years

nothing is gained by cringing to the Chinese. been elaborated and approved under the trampet wishee a littl: notoriety, he begins to

making an interesting proposal. He said: - The United States shond warn China against previous administration, Sir Jous fought belie and shnder the negro, and hotade into

Au anti-military organ, Veix du Peuple, ag. A show of warships should be made to ar petition of the terrible riots of a few years

draw lots to determine which branch of the the troubles must not be repeated and will NOL service they skalt join, tá refuse to obey thair be tolerated. I am satisfied that serious troubio officers. The ticle is illustraful with a hor-directed specially agafust the United States,

will

come, but do not expect that it will bo rille cartoon, depleting conscripts being stamp but will be against the reigning Manchai nd on their shoulders by examining doctors dynasty. China, and, in fact, elsar down to the Straits

An Americau journal siya:-Prop SouthFit to bo küled." Prefect of Police Lapin Settlements, comes the report that thues is to improvement in the boycott situation; that trade is badly affected in most lines and there is little er no business outside the small usiou trade. that the Chinese are afraid to go into its places American sewing machine companies report Although some are likely to buy, they are not willing to have a machine in their possession. The reperi concludes: "If the boycott is called off to-morrow, it will take many years to remove the ill-effect from the injury done. At Penung The political tido has returned about Gity American Arias could not move any goods in soldiers to the House of Commons, says the their godowns, and Chinese refused to take the London correspondent of an Indian paper, and, goods which they had already ordered.”

together with the strong element which Californian

do not always

supports the Auxiliary Forces, possibility is presented to these members of forming a qundupeds when they talk of nesses.

I believe the boycott en Amoricus goods is Service Party, which shall aim at non-party new beginning to operato against the Chines Chronicle remarks. A story comes from Now.

themselves York to the effect that a young Americas

administration for the Army. The possibility ycott as instituted rocked their establish

Chiness merchants long before this donker was so lavish in the beatowal of tips of such a combicati nis already being discussed

ments with goods from the United States. to the steamship stewards on his return from Bat the soldiers sit on both sides of the House When the boycutt was declared the merchants Europe as to excite the special, wonder of all and the difficulty of amalgatasting the various earned a lesson in 1965, and Chine learned one

could not or dared not sell the goods. on board. There is the yarn, so for us

to discredit political interests is in no way diminished. too. Our experience should comped us, and will, the extravagance of the There is, however, much

blood ut

to take every precaution. In the future it young man is concernel. for this country Westminister, and if Mr. Haldane will show would or the part of wisdom to have our war- ships and troops ready, if only for the purpose breeds plenty of fools, but it is accompanied a lavil in placing defence matters above political of letting Chisa know that we are watching beneficiaries grew literally ashamed to take sides of the Heuse. by

suspicious Hatement that his juggling, he would recsive support from both her." they lither did, it is the first instance ou record of steamer stewards feeling qualisch on the subject of excessive tips.

The Daily Press.

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1882, on the eve of his departure." Enfor tunately for the comfort and well-being of the residents, it is even yet unfinished.

Some additional notes on the present state of fairs appear elsewhere in this

ISKUP.

Information has reached Hongkong that the 8.8. Agincourt has been lost in the Torres Straits

During the weak ending on Saturday there were uiue cases of staalipex, ull Chine. Seven ended fatally,

Mr. Schwerin, of the Pacific Mail. is reported to have said I wouldn't give a ceat for the life of any Caucasian missionary this summer who doesn't get out of the interior,"

HONGKONG, Maken 20rn, 1986.

THERE can be no better illustration of the truth of the frinpora mutantur adage than a review of the history of Hongkong's water supply. In these days, we regard adequate arrangements for a plentiful supply of good fresh water as the first and paramatut duty of our legislators; especially during the last week, when the value of quother well-known adage has made itself apparent--the one that gratuitously rendside us how we miss the water when the well rus Bry. As we know, work is proceeding now to increase our local storage capacity, and it is to be hoped That nothing will be allowed to stand in the way of its being steadily untilued. In the past, very curious views appear to have

The return of visitors to the City Hall Library been entertained of the importance of the and a usum for the week ending March 15th matter. The first curious talk of establish shows that of non-Chinese there were 271 to the ing waterworks skzems to have been in the Library and 118 to the Masurae; and of Chinese year 1858, and for bis ardent advocacy, in to the former and 3,84 to the latter. thee of influential opposition, of what we Library was, therefore, used by 50 persons, and now unanimously recognise as the only sensible programme, the Colonial Secretary

The 64th plagna ouse was notified yesterday. There had been six fatalities during the previous forty-eight hours. The number for the week ending on Saturday was even. Only two cases of the 4 have recovered.

the Museum by 4,017.

The

of that day, Mr. W. T. Mincun, deservesaturday commented on monument. It seems difficult to believe, become apparent when Chinese documents ware

submitted

Japers

and. Seotch whisky.

rease

mean

L'ho

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interests.

Americans

ordered the seizure of tho paper, but the police have been unable to find a single pe, owing to the precautions taken. All unsold copies were hidden and boles of the paper about to be dis- Patched to the cosutry were heki back. Tu the Government's precautions, is atracting increased activity of the anti-rallitarists, despite touch attention, and a certain amount of appre-of its citizens. Lension, owing to the excellent manner in which the movement is organized.

now

From the agents, Musers Shawan Tomez & Cu., wo have received another copy of the quitable News a bright little compilation devoted to the interests of the New York Insur. ance Company of that ill. In a list of death

provines and will endnuger all foreizu rebellion are able to be hurt before they can within the one of

should -t Chins know that it will not tolerate get out and that is why the nited States for an instant anything inimical to the interest

"If the Chinese can be impressad that we are con fhe alert and that we mean business, om interests will be seence. If China is permitted to think that it can ignore our interests some.. thing terrible will happen. The trouble now will be a great struggle within the empire-a battle of the popular majority against the dynastic minority. It has been Trewing for years and has now apparently reached

u climax.

AMERICAN VIEW OF BRITISH POLITICS.

WA

next year they would see parents' present in even greater numbers than were there that day.

After the sider pupils had given a part song, Mrs. Irving was presented with a beautiful bongnot by Miss Eva Rodger, and the proceed- ings terminated with the singing of the National Anthem,

HONGKONG VOLUNTEER TROOP.

The riffe meeting at Kowloon Range on Sunday, under the alors auspices, proved vary successful. The results are appended:-

THE KOWLOON C4 presented by Mr. N.J. Stabt 200 yards, 7 rounds, lying, 1 sightor allowed.

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Trooper L. C. Anderson 2 Corporal G. C. Moxou 3 Trooper G. KC. Bruttun THE YAUNATE CUP, presented by Mr C. IF. Ross-20 yards. 7 rounds, lying, sighter allowed.

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Trouper A. T. Walker

2 Trooper W. K. Robertson 3 Trooper A. S. Henshman THE KAN TIM COF, presented by Mr. W. A. Cruickshank-200 yards 7 renade, koeling, to be completed in 50 seconds from command "commonce."

1 Trooper L. Murphy 2 Tromper Brutton

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Trooper W. G. Cruickshank

G. Moxon-300 yards, 7 rounde," lying. THE PINO SAN CCP, presented by Mr.

1 sighter allowed.

1 Trooper H. J. Godge

Trooper H. W. Looker 3′Trooper Brution

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The TAI-LAM-CuоNG Cer, presented by Mc. Murray Stewart-300 yards, 7 rounds, lying, to he upleted in giroads com command "commonce."

Trooper Henshan

2 Trooper D. Forbes

3 Trooper Walker

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RING,ed that it was not the business in future, take anything that was not properis parlaps e-judicial gentlenes merely show point it insisted on that the Equitable is still cent. of the people of Great Britain.

This is growing suspicion that the recent British judges in the East should be glad they

poverty, demonstrations in London wore worked up for political purposes, as since the elections do not live in British Columbia. We clip the

they have completely fittened out. That of following from au exchange coming front

last Sunday was a rauk fizzle. It is denktful The Paisue Judge (Mr. A. C. Wis) yes. Nebou, B.C. Canada: We have wondered a caitas paid in October, 1905, outsido Amerien which side was responsible for the discreditable

Apparently ir Henry Campbell showing. the laxity which bad the affeetion between British Columbia judges we notice a Far Eastern case, in which the Bannerman belesed that a big mat sand be The Wo HANG Cur, presented by Mr. J.

it is truly pathetic to

relatives of Charles Dubois, of Yokohama, basing made for his side by representing that the It. M. Smith-500 yards, 7 ronads, lying, 2 but the absurdity is recorded in our Colonial translations. He said that the Court was an

without being accompanied by watch some of them kiss the gloss us thaugh it paid Fox 2,111 in premiums, received Yes 500 condition of the British mass was desperate, *ighters allowed.

for he deliberately stated at the beginning of 1 Sergt. N. J. Stabb history, that the Governor, Sir Joas Bow- English pue, not Chinese, and his would not

was the red lips of a suramer girl. Whisky A great many letters,, untbertiented; from

the discussion, prompted by Chamberlain's is largely the mainstay of some courts, und satisfied policyholders, are published and the preferential

proposals, that at least 93 of the Government to furnish individuals trauslated.

their appreciation of such a valuable ally. In the strongest in the world During the last living on the band side of the starvation line. On the other hand, Chamberlain was using the with water any more than other necessaries

The Hongkong Hockey Club plays the our option judges and persons should be in the forty ve gears the Equitable has paid to policy poverty of the working classes to strengther of life, and that therefore the annual income H.M.S. Andromeda's Gun-Ruem eum day same class, Neither should so stimulants, and holders over $81 (69,009 in dividends in addition

his contention that something must be done of the Colony was not fairly applicable tv at 4.45 pa... playing in colours. Their pee, thereby set an example

to death claims and surrender values. The for the British worker to gave him from going the people who look

In the meantime, the such speculations!" He thought it ought sentatives ate:-Sub-Li, Florde, RN.; T. C. | up to the Judges who Meme booze fiende cery's total seip's from policyholders, from to the low-wows

British worker has been doing ronching for the date of organization to January 1, 1985 himself, and the first thing his good friends in Mr. W. J. Gresson, to the competitor making aud J B. Macgillivray should Is relegated to the back sents.

GRAND AGGREGATE PRIZE, presented by to, be left to the enterprise of a joint-stock Gray (cap.)

paid to and hold for policy-holders aggregates sait huself without reference to the pre- amoant to $862,997,559, while the total monat both parties know he will be rousing things to the highest aggregate at the meeting. company, and even then talked in a way to frighten off such enterprise by mentioning

1 Trooper Murphy

No mon

C. P. Chater, H. R. Ogle RE and F K with a whisky oaked upper stores is fit to even Karet II. G. C Bailey, H. F. Churd, deal out justice over a dog fight let alone cases

P. P. Wodehouse, E-Gaske and F.J. Q. Barratt, that involvo fiberty, or large sums of money,”

$891,659.524.

wero

grammes of Liberals or Tories --- San Francisco Chronicle.

Liout, Ross Trooper Murphy. The Tairo CUP, presented by Mr.. II. J. Gedge, 50 yards, rounds, wing. to be completed in comincn.co."

50 seconds from commard

1 Líout Q., Ross

Trouper W. Inglis

3 Trooper Brutton

2 Sorgt. Stabl

3 Linut. Rom...

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... 147

... 140

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