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SUPREME COURT,

Friday, June 29th.

IN CRIMINAL, JURISDICTION.

BEFORE SIE FRANCH PROTT (CHIEF JUSTICE).

ALLEGED MURDER.

Trang Ming was charged with the murder c 2 coelie named Ng Yuen on board the KS. Indravellin the 18th instant.

Sir I. S. Burkeley, Attárnay-General, in- strusted by Mr. G. E. Morrell fel the Crown Solicitor's Me), prosecuted, and Mr. H. G. Caltrop, instructed by Mr. P. W. Goldring tof Mrs. Guldring and Barlow), appeared for

the defendunt,

instant,

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Lordship's. The market price on the day of the auction was said to be $5.41; the goods were sold for $3,90 plus 70 conta for packing, 2160, ↑ so that a handsome price was realised. It would be a very curious thing if it could be found out

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, JUNE 30rx, 1906.

POLICE COURT,

Friday, June 29th.

POLICE MAGISTRATE).

at whose instance the glass was bought. His Berong Ms. H. I. J. Commerz (FIRST Lordship had his own opinion about it. Under the circumstancer he thought the auction priso must be taken as the market price. There would be judgment for the plaintiða less "por cent. commission, anil less survey for.

A TIRED DIVER,

E. P. Gibson claimed from P. S., Morton the smay of $10y for breach of contract

Mr. F. J. Grist (of Messrs. Wilkinson and Grist), who appeared for the plaintiff, put in an affidavit of arvice untidy the jurisdiction by

the Consul Tictain

The plaintiff said that about January, 1945, ho ed into an agreement with the defendant with referencs to the removal of the wreek of the Pak Shun. He paid the defendant 31,099) for the job,sad produced this written agreement. fondnut started the work in June, but ran away, leasing it unfaished.

Ifis Lordship---What did ho run away for ? Plaintiff I think he was lazy. On locking pver the work I found he had done nothing at all..

Mr. Grist Ho was a diver?

Plaintif Supposed to be a diver.

SLAPPED THE POLICEMAN.

Ms. Kingdon, who arrived bore by the Arendia from Shangbai, was charged with boing drunk and disorderly and refusing to pay veliols Eire. On Thamday defendnat was sau riding in a riesha drask, and when stopped by a policeman and asked where she was going she slapped bi on the ice. She was put into chair and taken to the Contral Station, Ske

toki the Magistrate that the British Consulat Shanghai had paid har passage to Hongkong, whither she came to see the military authorities with a view to getling her passage, home on the ship. She explained that the heat had affectest her. She was fined $1 and ordered to pay $1 compousation to the coolie. Defend ent then exclaimed that she had no money and would have to see a priest.

THE LEIGHTON BILL ROAD OUTRAGE

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Two Chinmen wors placed in the dock durged by Inspector Gerlay with haring committed grievous bidily harm Mrs Mr. Grist And you had to stuet diving Joki, last Saturday. As the lady was stillin yourself?

hospital and unable to appear the defendants

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His fordship-Do you think you will be able to get it ?.

The Attorney-General aid it wood that the prisoner and the man he wen alleged to have murdered were areng a lot of coelies returning free South Africa by the Indr veiti. On o'clock the Bl in this morning, while the ship was betwem Singapore and Hongkong, a ucise was heard which awoke the passengers. Cries of "pare life" were lisard, and several roolies rushed in Ou the direction from whence they came. arriving on the starboard side of the vest about amidship they found deceased lying down and prisoner standing by his aida. Prisoner swi that decumal was drunk, and tried to covor ki up with a blackot, at the same time undearoaring to push away the crowd. One of these men,

Plaintif Yes, and to remove the wick who was relber more curious than the rest, got

candle and hot look round. He so umeaufferod-sore-than $1,000stsins ges blood, which rather frightened him, and he went qui inforined. As a remilt of this, amongst the Beone was Mr. those who appeared on Whiting, who was in charge of the uolien. Ife new that he, man lying down had two stab wounds in the heart. The prisoner was taken in custody, and next morning a sort

that he stabbed the decossed. He haid he dit so as the result of a quarrel, but not until tho decuasel had struck him and threatens him with n kuite. A curious feature about the one of the onic was the disappbaranes of coolins who was on board the ship on the mocning previous to the murder, when search was made after the inquiry he was not to be found. The Attorney-Cloceral emphasised the fact that prisoner tried to conceal the body, and gaid it would be for the jury to say whether aftor bearing the evilencs, the charge should be reduced to manslaughter,

Plaintiff I don't know, but I can try. His Lordship-All night. Judgment and

costs.

AN INTERPRETER WANTED.

were remandad.

ERCAIED FROM - KOMPITAL Chun Hing was charged with being found on premises in Queen's Road with intent to commit felony and aden with returning from borisha wretil When the police discovered bin in the house in question he sought to escape by the rain water pipe bat fell to the ground and fractured The caso, in which Lau. Tak-shan saed Leung his skull. He was conroyed to the hospital,

three days he seonpad from Agapital and wis only arrested on Thursday. It was sontea cui to six weeks' imprisonment and six hours' stooks on the first chargo and 12 months on the second,

"SEAFARING ENGLISH:"

the

Tu considering the Merchant Shipping Bill, the House of Commons Standing Commitee on Trade had its attention obiety directed to the eloventh olmuse of the measure, which

probibits the employment in the United Kingdom of seamen with an insuficient knowledge of English, M. J. H. Wilson proposed orlension of the olnuen to

port within Ony home trade mit--that is to say, on the Continent of Europe, hetwoan tha River Elba and Brest. Many of those foreigners, hot, were engaged at Continental ports, and if this state of things worn allowed to continue the alauso would be practically valuelose.. Sir R.. topper thought the difficulty about the engagement of scation ignorant of English was magnified. His suggestion was really that is this matter the knowledge of the moning

of "purt." aod starboard went a leag was.

Mr.. Austin Taylor vared Inst the machinery to le sel up for giving effect to the late would have a hampering offer on British ships in Continental parts. They wanted examiners who understead 'soslaring "English, which is quite an art by ital£** (Laughter.) Mr Wilson declarsı that his only couerra was for thin safety of ship and eramon. There was at Continental parts an amplo supply of foreiga wamen possessed of a working segasistuace with Engli-h. Mr. Lloyd-George ltimately accepted the anent mention behalf of the Geveru of, subject to the inclusion of the Chaunal Islands and the Isle of Man. They did not, he sail, expert the. the British organtile marine (Laughter.) foreign seaman to be able to write an away on

What we wanted was enough Engilsh to enable him to understand his orders, (flour, hear. Another amendment put forward aimed at

Vibram tie clause those words which would i

exclads Lasers from its operation. Mc-Lloyd-George answered that if the employ ment

of Lascars was to be prohibited on British ships, curtain bratelog of the British shipping trade would be hopelessly paralysed. Mr. Wiben pointed out that in the case of a collision in the Channel, where, perhaps, only a couple of minutes was armilable to get out the boats, it would be of little avail if the Lascam on beard or other of the vessels bad to ran hither and thither to find their

head

in order to

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of inquiry was held, when the prisonor admitter Tai-bun for the recovery of 812 31 was called where how was watched by a lukong. But afternderstand the orders of that offers. Lascars bath wared all against the babblings of!

on.

Mr: Hett for More Bratton and Hett) appeared for the plaintif, wal the defendant appeared in custody.

The defendant, one of the returmal coolies by

"A FEROCIOUS DOG," the Indravelli, was from the North.

T'ho

Fornando Musso, of 12, Bonham Hund, interpreter tried to make himself understood iu | appeared in responso to an adjourned summoos several dialects, including the Mandarin, but for keeping a ferocinas dog. The cases the dafariant thank his had and gave the before the Court last week, when Mrs. Wing Court to understand that he had no knowledge a neighbour, stated that defondant's dog had of what was being-Baid.

bitten her son when ba-entered the garden to recover the ball with which he had boon playing. On the previous occasion, irs. Wip asked that the dog. be destroyed, but this

injury to the boy's lag and produced bills show ing that the expouses incurred up to date

in gol when he complains so much?

His Lordship-How do they understand him

When further efforts to take the defendant When evidence concluded-soul addreanderstand proved futils, his Lordship-told-dvicndant refused to do. She now showed the the Court and his Lordship mamed up the Mr. Helt lie would have to provide in interpre. jury retired to consider the facts. Shortly afterwards they refurred and found the ter, and adjourned the case til Monday. prisoner guilty of manslaughter. The crime was geminitted under grent, provocation, and they strongly reccomended him to mercy.

Ilis Lordship said ho could not darogard the jury's recommendation, but, at the same time ho was bound to exercise his own discretion in regard to the reduction of the punishment which way to be imposed upon the prisoner. Ho therefore sentenced him to Bogen yonza imprisonment with hard labour.

IN ORIGINAL JURISDICTION

* URPETED COXHIDERATION, The case in which Chan Tack`sues Chiu Young-loong to recover the sum of $2,01×0, balance of purchase money in respect of the sale

FEMININK EXTRAVAGANCE.

The Sam Les Company sued Sam Nai-to recover the sum of 85425 duo for goods sold.

His Lordship to defendant; Why don't you Pay?—I have paid.

Where's your receipt - was iuforial that no receipt was necessary, no didn't take one.

Did you have all these goods? Yes.

His Lordship-Well, you've got to prove you paid; the onus is on you.The plsiuti said to me. You cannot read, what do you want a receipt for?" I bought goods to the value of $26.

His Lordship But, they are claiming. $4.25 --Woll. they have sided some more to the bill, my loril

Is your master in Court-He has gone to Shangbai.

What does he allow you for olothing ?—He My H. E. Pallock, KC, instructed by Mr.allows-y-389-a-mouth asian m

of certain property, was concluded,

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G. Instings of Mr. John Hastings' office),

appeured for the plaintiff, and Mr. M. W.. Slade, instructed by Mr. F. X. d'Almada o Castro, for. the defendant.

After hearing the evidence, his Lordship gave judgment for the defendant and costs.

IN SUMMARY JURISITION.

BEFORE Ms. A. G WISH (Puissa JUDE).

J

ALLEGED BRELLA OF CONTRACT.

The case was concluded in which Mosera.

.......

What do you do with it?--Pay my house rent and household erpKONSAS.

Who is your master? Is he a Chinaman ?

Yes

Well, he won't have much money now; no wonder.he's gone to Shanghai. You're bad all these things-YER,

And you've started on a $51 contract ont of your $80 a month: How are you going to do it-Of course I am ignoraut. I don't know.

His Lordship-That is just the trouble. want to help you if I can, but I don't see

Yon had better write and tell your master.

Juy

amounted to $74.

In reply to his Worship, Mr. Musso said the dog was muzzled. The polico, he main

bim. tuinud, and no right to SUL MEDE because there were varying glatemouts as to which dog was the subject of the complaint

Thore was no offence in the first bito,

Mrs. Wing asked if Mr. Musso was willing to pay the bill why couldn't it be settled out side,

His Worship adjourned the case for a fort night in order to give the parties an opportunity of settling the case,

BEFORE MR. P. A. HAZELAND (SECOND POLICE MAGTRATE).

DEMANDING MORE THAN LEGAL FARE,

-----ríesha coolie-was-flued-810-for-demanding more than his legal fare at Yaunali. An interpreter had been driven for 10 minutes and tendered 5 cents in payment. The coslio threw it at the interpreter and demanded 10 cents. A police officer near at band then arrested him.

LATEST STEAMER MOVEMENTS:

The I.G.M. str. Bayers, carrying the German Imails with dates frew Berlin of the 5th Jane, left Singapore on the 29th inst., at 10a.m., and may be exproted here on or about Tuesday, the

The Silk 补票

Carlowitz and Co, sued the Fuk Leo ärm and way. Judgment and costs for the plain 3rd July, at 5p. R. als. Empress of China,

Pok Kam-churn, a partner therein, to recover the sum of £3007,29 damages.suffered by reasOVEL of a breach by the defendants of a contract in writing dated 19th December, 1995, whereby the defendante agreed to purchazo 1,90 "hozes of window glass, and have refused to take dufivacy of 160 boxes thereof.

Mr. R. F. U. Muster (of Messrs. Johnson, Stokes and Mastery opppeared for the plaintiff

UNION JACK CLUB.

which left Hongkong on the 30th May and Tukobama on the 8th June, arrived in New York on the 26th Jane (Tuesday), thus making s transit of 27 days from Hongkong and 18 days from Yokohams.

The Boston 9:8. 06's-str. Shawnant arrived at Yokohama on the 28th June

Colonel Sir Edward Word, Permanent Cader- Secretary of State for War, pre ided, on May

Tha PM. str. Siberix arrived at San Fran 24h, over the aboual general muirting of the Union Jack Club at the Royal United

cisco on the 24th it, and the O. & C. str. Service Institution, Whiteball Among those Copfre sailed on the 27th inst.

The N.G.I. str. Lechia loft. Singapore for this

ties

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ap, were

stress on the practice and importance of faith, Faith had much to do with recovery from illae of course, but there must she is trust is, thể skill of the kindly surgeon. were necessary to the curing of illness. Faltit would not cook one food, cleanse nar roodie provide sanitation. Tho works necessary te faith in illness wore the accumulated experienes audi skill of the physician, surgeon and pares. Faith when used properly could work wonders,

s of Christiau Scinnor, falsely se ci professors

caller. The Her. W 8. Smagne, Vicar of St. Peter's, Cranleigh Gardens, said that Christian Sei nee called, was a fallser Trun, there were canes of eure, but for every one of them-and they were boralded loudy abrowl--there were ava eases of disaster which were ueçer spoken-

nof. (Hear hour) The only skeuss for thran da ima was and they rewinded steadfast to the end, they that they had given up Christine Biene: that,

would have on saved. (Laughter, and Har hope)

Lord Halifax enll Christi‹u, Beiener, was

curtain addu, were all right in good weather, and

work, such as cleaning superior to Britishers, hat in a gas of emergency when the crew must be cool and collected, its was undesirable that it should include mon Mr. Munro-Ferguson ignorant of English. hesitated to excludo. Lasra's simply on account of their nationality. Why e exclaimert, might be a souce of danger ou board ship

Lloyd George's countrymen 'some of Mr. (laughter) and some of my own countrymen from the North of Sootland with an imperfect knowledge of Engilch might be a source of danger not only to the ship, but to one another."ipes facto condamned for Christians. Not only would be a very sesions thing if ther embarkud (Lond laughter) Mr. Lloyd George thought it in its tenching and practice was it opposed to the Christian Church, but it was abo an on a crude guinet Lasers. There was 10 anti-Christian delusion. (Hr Jar) Chri branch of British shipping in which there al

the Salutista Boid there was no pain. He more competition then in the Oriental traile know a friend whe was at a Christian Sciencs and there the Germans were beginning to ship rooting whero a healer was holding forth on Lascura

After all, Buglish was only the that theme. His friend could not resist the Jus gangu of the minority in the British Empire. teraptation, but he had a pin, and inserted it. “It is saggested,” la alde, that my (Laughter.) The healer collapsed, and the Christian Scientists left the room in confasion. countrymen might be a source of danger on board ship. They have always been a Roars of loughter.) Though a defasion, ezrce of danger to the sasmy when on board Christians had a lesson to learn from Christina & British ship. (Laughter.) This amendment Solengo, and it was to ask whether or no their was still uuder discussion when the Committes teaching had not been defectire, and was t adjourned.

to some extent responsible for Christian Science, If the Church was true to bern:lf and cher traditions she must restore the office of anoint. ing the sick.

A

At an earlier stage of the proceedings Mr. Austin Taylor proposed to make more stringent the first cisuse of the bill, which applies Britisk load-line provisiose to forsign ships ia British which arrived in a homo part with its font line ports. At pressul, he explained, z British ship

clear, but which awing to consumption of coal on the voyage, must have left the port from which it started overloaded, was peaslised, and the object of the amendment was to pat British and foreign ships on an absolute equality in regard to that matter.

Mr. Kearly, sponking for the Government, said that that point was very carefully consis dered in the drafting of the bill, but as they

now imposing as foraigners many pro visions from which they had a hitherta exempt, they came to the conclusion that they bad gone far enough in the bill, and that to go further might produce resentment in some quarters. Their idea was to come to some international arrangement, and it would be to press amendment whilst they were in negotiation with foreign Powers

On's division, the amoudment was carried by 23 votes to 14.

Azother ahendment which world have extended the clanss to foreign ships in Colonial ports was not pressed, Mr. Lloyd-George pointing ent that it might bring us into conflict with no governing Coloniar

"A FARRAGO OF NONSENSE

AND HERESY.**

LONDON CHURCHHEN AND CHRISTIAN

SCIENCE.

At the Loudon Diocesan Conference on

"The Bishop af London said the other day lo I did not withdraw from that, but he described Christi Soienes as gigailio høress.

had to say that he felt it was due to admit on the other side that just as every berry called attention to some forgotten trath, so he felt that this gigantic herear

bad brought to light several truths, The first was the influence of mind over matter.

Then they must admit the sacredness of the healing art, which had been so much left of use in med

Thay must consider carefully times. the question of axotion. That was not a party question, as they would sro when be mentioned that the Bishop of Durham and himself had brought the maller up at an assembly of Bis. hops. They were giving the matter their care. fal attention, with the benefit of all the expert advice they could get, and when the decision. was given, whatever was, he should ask them to sccept it loyally and respre fullypted unani

modern

Eventually the unction WBN

meusly in the following smuded form Thut this Conferezer, while emphasising the power of faith in healing, views the main ontline of the teaching and attitude of Christian Scientists as antagonistie both to Christianity and science,"

JOINT STOCK SHARES.-

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CURED BY CUTICURA

IN ONE MONTH

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CUTICURA A BLESSING

To Skin-Tortured Babk

and Tired Motiers.

The suffering which Cuticura Soap and Caticura Dintsient have aileviated among the young, and the comfort they have afforded worn-out and worrieri parents, have led to their adoption in countless homes as priceless curatives for birth humours, milk crust, called herd, zemas, rashes, and every form of itch- ing, scaly pimply skin, and scalp humour, with loss of hair, of infancy aud childhood. A warin bath with Cuti- cura Soap, and single suvinting

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DOCKS, WRASVEZ AND GODOWNS.-Not withstanding reports of a fair half-year's work- fug Hongkong and Whampos Dooke continue to rule wosk, and sellers at the farther reduced rain of $154 fail to and purchasers; it in able that an eron lower male maritia prob Vesra. Varson & Buyth in their weekly

be accepted share report, datert Hongkong June 29th, 19: demand daring the week, and shares have been cash. Kowloon Wharves have been in sese - A small besinons has been transscted during

$103, and again at 8102, the We have nothing: ale to report

Bay

for

the week, atiefly for cash, but the market con. placed at B1th farther buyers at the

tinues very dull sof depressed, and we have no markel elogiur

lower rate, special features of interest to report, Exofange on London T. T, 3/4, on Shanghai 724

Mr. F. B. L. Bawlay (of Messrs. Dennys present vers Colonel the Hon. J. T. St Aupport on the 28th Juun, and may be expected bore an eclectic form of Christian Science, its mom. I GIOFping up Offers in the carip part of the closing with furthar sellers at the lower rate.

and Bowley: for the defendants,

Ja delivering his decision his Lordship sid

Raid

glass was perfectly sound. The contract was

complets the presant cont

contract, how. of netual invasion. At about this time a

It begins by With reference to the building operations, Es was glad to report that they wore proceiding rapid two miles ilka side this house,

Abessing upon a în

als

faw

"with"

rustr

to report.

Bells

CHURCH SERVICES.

May 17th the principal subject, discosud was

under this ES AND BUILDINGS.--Bong the question of Christian sienos, As we Banze-Bougkong and Shanghais con.

LANDS understand that the Hongkong branch of the tinue firm and scarse, and it is difficult to get kong Leads cult disavows Mt. Eddy, and professos, uly shares to meat, the spell demands which are been affected at 8114 and $114, the market N. A. Lowry

DS.0. Mr. Johu Miss. Ethel Metal and

West Palete are on offer at, 952 without Major

week at 24 brought ont મ hers will not on or about the 4th July.

shares, bat be hurt by the strong language with a further demand sellers quickly declined buyers Hotels Lavo fallen to 91275 without (sacrotary). The annual report. of the

of the Lalon clerics. it was admitted that the case containing this council was presented. Sir Edward Ward, in

The Archder of London novel: That to part with any more exmpt at an advance. Humphreys bave ruled steady but with window glass were diamaged by fresh water, also out of funds promised and received since orats the invasion of England, which has come

The market clases with buyers at 8820 Nation.siness moving the adoption of the report, that th

Liam The modal struck by Napoleon to commem- this Croferenca. while considering that

Corron MILL8-All rates from the norik, Christian Scientists are justitied in emphasis but with probable buyers at $38.

unchanged and without basis, total amoun! tho straw packing, and on that ground the the inauguration of the club wow amounted to in the sole-room again, would bavo fetched a ing the

the exception of Loon Kung Mow (Tls. 70) r of Power

faith in healing riem, the MARINE INSURANCES-Unions have been como weaker, and we have no local business to defendauts refused toraceofit. To cases, the nearly £1,000 There was a sums considerably far higher price, when it was first cast, could main outline of their teaching and altitude na real roanou being that the glass was not mer- over £2,300 which had been promised to the club his contemporaries have had guarantee of the antagonistic hot to Christianity and Sciones again placed at 8810, and close with further MISCELLANEOUS.-Small sales of Ices at 3240 cheatable. A survey of the contents of these cases but which had not yet been received, buil they had faisons of the prophecy which it express, Archdeacon Siaslair aid thers was a good debuyers at that rate. Cantons have farthes showed that they were perfectly sound. The actually in and ou deposit and current account Tho-o wera the days when the Volunteer more of curiously perverted opinion on the subject, declined to 80 without inducing buyers to and of Powells at 8103 in all the business we

shout £15,000-that was to say, they had &

inent was born, those the days when Pitt and it was therefore desirably that they should cpu forward. China Traders are still enquir. have to report under this harding. defendants refused to ascept delivery of these total en which they could count of about; promised an importuale sjund that they should have an idea of what it meant. Most errors ed for, but none are available North China Asbestos, Dairies, and Chins Baraton are 40- packages because the outsido looked damaged; £17,500 for

in cam wore duc to noglect to His Lordship could not think that applied to time. Toding purposea at the present not be sent out of the country-excapotable tenth, but it might exaggeration of and Yangsizes are without local business at quired for at quotations. We have nothing els

aquetatingt also agres that pinuple FIRE INSURANCKE, Hongkongs' charged understanding of the trucks favoking had a very imperfect nud everything, because it was admitted that the ever a further of 125 (000) was still required prayer was published this house, and â' within { of Christianity and that was that it and à demand. at time of writing at $310 fails | The wax just one good thing bands in the early part of the week at $3076. the cow, the about Christian

ST. PETE' Cacaca, Queen's Road West. to finds selles, the market closing firm at that strongly

of faith. Towar That wa

rates Chinas in Hongkong in fair condition. They had stage between the sond and third loors of the Tha Scois Grays "Iyin' in Hamilton Barracks"

smaß

11am. Vonite, ovello, To Dem; Lawes, Jubi. zales. in Waterloo-road. He thought they are commended to favour. They are braw Obristianity, and it hal been somewhat neglected building in done so, and he did not see that the

were justified in anticipating that should no chiels-they are not like the English whalp in the Church's teaching. Christina Science wa

SHIPPING-Hongkong, Carton and Macaos iste, araby, Hymns, 9, 60, 64, and 229. Holy Communion 12.15 Evening Prayer, 0.30. sen and straw packing were for anything untoward event occur and the necessary funds that dash their foot against a stous, and really a recrutescence of an ancient gnostic svo ben placed during the work at the und Magnifient, Jones; Kunc Dimittie, Elvey; Bymns, better than to protect the gloss and lead to forthcoming the club, should bec oponed sheat

damn

the son of the stove, as if a stone heresy. I had now been rerived in the United prosed-rate of 80, and shares are now wanted 262, 52, 543, and

at Indos reamis neglected with sellers be saved." There were alber States by two professors, one being Mr. Eddy quotation. The report, which has just carrying white crews, to bring friends ashore t it here in a merchantable condition, which was this time nor year. As to the dinner which had

The Church launch Bagspring, will call on ship way to be held on Juus 21, aud over considerations, Not only was Napoleon to be Christian Soivuce claimed to cure everything arrived from London, shows that the Company the services, between 9.15 and 10.30 am, and

feured. "Ob; build a strong dyke between us without medici and to have a new revelation refase delivery. The second question was as to | WAK

cistion, the sum of £27,794 odd, admitting of 10.30 and £), returning afterwards. damage. Correspondence pased between the expressed the hope that it would lend to a gnb

the funds of the club. increase to stantial

w between us and the wild Trial. Preserve uy New Testaments. The principles of

of the sect parties, and up to May 2nd the defendauts and conclusion he urged everything should be done from witches and warlock and lang nebbed were contained in a book callet Science and dividend of i por cont. and carrying forward Answering Fennant in the call Bag

In this book it is stated that no 42,452 odd. Douglases have been placed at sittings are free and they would take delivery if plaintiffs to secure the balance which was still required. beasties that gang, through the leather. A Health."

Bunday School 10--20:45 Bad. be oripped by any liabilities when it was opened who, for lack of a

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mame, appears us no person could fulff the individual place of have improved to 27/6 locally and in Londen he had to decide was whether there was any Hu was confident that the elab would be widely of France. Oh put a pair

branks

Aanley ROAD HALL, Kowloon, No. 6, Ground about Jesus Christ, and no person could take the to 29 Star Ferries remain unchanged and

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Services, Lord's Day, 11 am, Breaking nudus delay in selling the goods. They realised used and be anticipated that if they eculd start the King of France's neck-gie me the halter place of the discoverer of Christian Science-thus without business.

BEFINERIES-China Engera ore quoted at Bread. Lord's Day, 6.30 p.m., Gospel Meeting $3.90 per box, the market price then being free from debt it world with the aid of sanus! in my sin hand, that I may lead him about when patting Mrs. Eddy on a level with Christ. The

Science and Health contained an $255, but we have no business to report. Lasons Treedey, p.m., Bible Class. Thursday 7 p.m. $5.40. The defendants manager, in his evidense, subscriptions from ships and regiments be self. I like; for Thy name's sake, Amen, The atated that he would take 70 cent: per caso to other business had been transacted the proceed. Napoleon like a dancing bear about Scotland is most startling and horrible kiud, Modera of Raabs at $34 we have nothing to report Catholic), Maas, Benediction and Sermon (in

tame amazing farrage of nonsense and heresy of the rain unchanged and without business. General Heating. Saturday, 7 p.m., Pac. Moeting supporting. The report was adopted and after idea of wild Icittad man leading a

MINING. With the exception of a few aules BT.. JOSEPH'S CHURCH, Garden Eend (Romati zo-pack. That was kis estimate, butēnot his | ingo olosed.

rather a fins fight of imagination.

Christianity bad, no doubt, not laid enough

under this heading.

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that the plaintiffs should deliver so much glassly and satisfactorily, and had now reached a kail-yaird, and the muckle tour,c' Dumbarton." insisted couree, the really essentia! part of 385 with coatinus in a small demand at/Third Sunday after Trinity.. Morning Prayer

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done; therefore the defendants bad no right to which the Lord Mayor, was to presido, be the muckle Franch, but a far stronger ene of spiral traits on & par with the Old, ruil i gaesed, after making full provision for depre- between 5 15 and 6 pm. (Kowloon Police Pier

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would re-pack the glass. The next puint They were most anxious that the clab should not special clause was devoted wholly to Neeme Parsun could take the place of the Virgin Mary. 841 and olose with further buyers. Shells welcome. Books, etc., propriated. Visitor