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COLONIAL LITERARY NOTES.

Mr. Kawin is adding to his Colonial Library the following books :---

"Cecilia's Lovora" by Anglia E. Barr,

ARMY ORGANIZATION/

Author of "Prisoners of Caneciseca", "The carrying out the recommendations of the Eaber su eficered wil include

Black Shilling," etc, etc. Crown Sve,

Vulike some of Mrs. Barr's recent books, this novel is a story of the present day.

It is concerned with the fortauss of a young girl Cecilia Clarke, who is left a panniless orphan, and has to make a living by work very distasteful to her, till she comes under the notice of an artist and is engaged as bis secretary. He and other men fall in love with Cecilia, and she passes through a time of much diflculty before thinga sottle down to a happy

conditionis a fresh appointment may be made irrespective of the time already spent upon the staff or in the parformsass of other duties.

13. All dext appointments to the General Staff will be on probation for the first year. If at the conclusion of auch probationary period retained ic his, Goneral Staff appointment. the probationary

and will not be in additon

itor to it. An

below the rack officer lioutoaant-colonel who does not hold a Staff

of his first General Staff be sent for

Dao year to the Staff where he shall be admitted without sxamination,

The issue of an Army Order formally coa- stituting a General Staff for the Britieli Army marks an important advance in the direction of

Commission. The following are the main features of Mr. Haldane's scheme

The General Staf of the army falls into two

namely principal divisions, but af Army Headquarters. College certificate will, after he has complai

(b) The General Staff in commands and distriots.

and

the

4

College an

bo.

The functions of the former are to advise on the strategical distribution of the army, la super-entrance

14. When an officer vacates a General Staff viso the education of officers and the training

appointment, his retention on the General Staff study military schemes, offensive and defen- list will be subject to the decision of the

preparation of the army for war, to sive, to collect and collate military intelligence, Secretary of State adviced by the Chief of the to direct the general policy in army matters, General Staff, or of the Commander-in-Chief in

Sof that

15. In addition The functions of the lattor are to assist the manis specified in Appendix B, officers may he officers on whose statis they are serving in attached tot the Graoral Staff at Army Ifood- promoting military efficiency, especially in quarters, and occasions!

and occasionally also at the headquarters of the regard to the education of effera and the of commands and olsewhere in oXCOSS training of the troops, and to aid them in car-establishment spreided in that appendix. Fring out the policy prescribed by Army Hoadquarters.

conclusion. The book is thoroughly healthy into secure contiguity of astion in the exsoution Indis, on the case he feneral Staff appoint.

its tone, and is likely to prove to many readers one of the most attractive of Mrs. Baer's stories "Counsals of the night" by Incas Cleave. In her now book Lucas Cleeve enters the alta of the serult. The story tells of the revelation, through a dream, of a secret two generations old. The dream seems at first fo point to facta which, if true, would wreck the hero's happiness, but investigation shops its M. MUMEYA, JAPANESE ARTIST,

Bromide and Crayon Enlargements and maxing to be other than that which appear.of also colouring Photos and relet Photos, | Lacos suggest. The book will interest Viowa of China and Manila. - Work | those who love to explore the mysterious

denn for Amateurs; lo. Ra, Queen's dark places of the human consciousness.

Road Contra).

"The story of the amulet" by E. Nesbit,

PRINTING.

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TYPEWRITERS.

Author of The Treasure Seekers", etc etc With 49 illustratious by H. H. Millar,

The Armlet, or rather half of it, is bought by some children is a London curiosity shop. It has the power of transporting them, in order F. A. V. RIBEIRO,

that they may search for the missing half, into Typewriting Work Undertaken, Cleaned,

Repsiral, Overhauled. Charges moderate.uuiry epochs of the past. So the story falls late of the Hongkong Typewriting of their wonderful adventures in Ancient Bureau) SA, Queen's Road Central Egypt, Babylon, in the island of Atlantis, in

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RUSH FOR CLAIMS,

On Sept 19th the Daily Expras reported from Fariage la Prairie (Manitoba).

Further reports from the Peace River district atrengthen the belief that the gold deposits

discovered by a Governmsat survey party ará the greatest unearthed since the days of the Australian booz

boom.-

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The fact that the report emanates from CARTRIDGES 8, 14, 12, 16, and 20 BORE

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The gold deposits wors discovered in the Ponce River valley, seventeen miles from the Alberta,

With the objects in view, the General Staff will be drawn from the officers of the army who may be considered most likely to prove capable forming a school of progressive military

thought.

All appointments to the General Staff will be for four years, after which an officer, if bolow the rack of substantive lieutenant-colonel, will return to regimutsi duty for a period of not less than one year.

All Brst appointments to the General Staff will be on trobation for the first year.

Mr. Haldane accompanies the Order with a memorandum, in which he discusses the new brganization.

The following is the Special Army Order rafarred to,

1. The General Staff of the Army falls into two principal tiivisions, viz

In

4.) The oueral staff at Army Hond-

quarters.

(L.) The General Staff in commsude and districts.

2. The fractions of the former are to advise on the strategical distribution of the Army, to supervise the education of officers, and the training and preparation of the Army for war, stody military chemos, offensive and Refrasivo, to collect and collate military intelligence, to direct the general policy in Army matters,

and to secara etinuity of action ths erneation of that

policy The 3. funotions of the latter are to assist the offers on whose staffs they are serving in promoting military efficiency, especially in regard to the education of officers and the training of the troops, and to aid them in carrying out the policy prescribed by Army Headquarlar.

With these objects in view, the General Rial will be drove from the others of the Army who may be considered rust kely to proce capable of forming a school of progressive mili iney thought.

16. Approved service on the General Staff will be recognizeal Boostera ind Such accelerated premation will be bestowed in ordinary cases in the form of a brevet up to the rank of lieutenant-colonel, and above that reak by selection for the rank of substantive colonel,

By Command of the Array Connoi),

-E. W. D. WARD.

CHINESE MARITIME CUSTOME

One of the papers received by yesterday's Mail says:-A meeting of the Gouaral Com mittee of the Chins Association, presided ocor by Sir Alfred Dent, was held yesterday at 159, Cannon-street, in someo'ion with the threatened change in the administration of the Chinesa Customs and the position of Sir Robert Hart. Mr. William Keswick, M.P., of Jardins, Msthe- son and Co, whose interests are so intim stely bound up in the Chins frails, and Mr. J. H. Scott, and other prominent members of the association who are away from London were able to attend, but there was a representa- tiva gathering matabering close on & Reore. which included Mr. R. 8. Gundey, President of the Association.

The view that anything which detracted from the high standard of cup city and integrity which has charactorised the Chiness Customs Servise in the past must be regarded with

grave endorsed and it apprehension was unanimously end was strongly urged that effective steps should be taken to procure the abrogation of the Chinese Imparial" Deares of ofay 9, which was regarded with daug as being pregnant

to the authority. of Sir Robert Hart, the Inspector:Gaporal, ani to the welfare and smooth conduct of forsiga trade, The derogation of dignity in the office of the Inspector. fonoral and the persons afront to 3r Robert Hart implied in the unqualified nasumption of control and the aleged purpose of trademitting orders to him through the mediam at a Chinese clerk cald not be regarded otherwise than with grave apprehension. While the anxiety felt by the association at the creation of a new control cur the Chinese Imperial Maritime Customs had boon mitigated by Sir Edward Grey's statement in Parliament that he regarded it as vital in the interes's of trade, Chinos

Chinese credit that the administration of the

Customs should be maintained on the lines on they have been so an Essfully work, and 7. Appointments to the posts specified in that Chinese progress in intimately bound up Anpandit B will be made from a special list of with the maintenance of the Chinos Customs others, considered wall qualified for such on the lines laid down by Sir Robert Hart, the of the assurance given by Prince smotorment, termed “The General Staff List." | adequacy

the This list will be drawn up and from time Ching that no change would be effected by

adid to time revised by the Army Conseil, con-

Commander-in-Chiet in fudia.

Bills of Lading will be countersigned by the NEWLY OPENED HARDWOOD STORE: Columbia boundary, and thirty-seven miles bɔlow objects, are enumeratod in Appendix A,

Undersigned, Goods remaining unclaimed after MONDAY, the 22nd Oct., ut Noor, will be subject

to rent and landing charges.

All claims must be sent in te me on or before the 22nd Oct., or they will not be recognised.

All damaged packages will be examined on MONDAY, the 22nd Oct., at 3 F.M.

No Fire Insurance has been effected.

G. DE CHAMPEAUX, A gent.

Hongkong, 15th October, 1906.

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No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have bait the Godowns, and all Claims must be sant to the Office of the undersigned before MOON on the 3rd Oct., or they will not be recognised.

No Fire Insurance has been effected, and any Goods remaining in the Godowns after the 23rd Oct. will be subject to rent,

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In this bead of the river, several thousands of

acres la ortont, a thick and deposit has accumulated consisting of a slate shale two hundred feet thick. Below this is a gravel bed of the same depth.

The survey party found that the shale deposit tests with

d pestle and mortar and mercury gave! assays up to 16 Sa. per ton, and none below 88. per ton.

was fall of minute particles of free gold. Rough

to

This shale deposit outcrops on the river bank auch an extent that it was possible for the survey party to locate seventeen claims, which they believe to be of abnormal richness. This gara ona claim for each surveyor and for a small body of North-Westera Matuted Police who accompanied them.

The Peace River-district--is-to-day- the last haunt of wild buffalo in Canada, and in the least

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FOREIGN INVESTMENTS IN JAPAN.

5. The detailed duties which fall to the lot of the General Staff in furtherance of these 6. The extablishment of the General Staff, exclusive of India, it, the detailed list of thos posts which will constitate the General Staff appointments of the Army, is given in Appendix

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9. As a general rule, an officer will not be eligible to bare lie namos placed on the General Staff list unless he holds Staff College oer titiente, aut naless he has at least 8 years' surries Bat the guiding principle in the election of officers for this list will be the gossion of the qualifications which rander them fitted for the performance of the datian of the Goueral-Staff.

Of those qualifications. experience on the administrative staff, though not indispensable, will not be disregarded. Officers st

at Fressat occupying pos's speci- in Appendix B will not necesarily be selected for the General Staff list.

Officers performing duties other than those detailed in Appendix B are not thereby debarred from pelection for the General Staff LivÍ..

in

opinion was regarded as questionsbis, were was reiterated that a declaration

FESTUA explicit that no change was contemplated or would be made either in letter or spirit is the status or powers of the Inspector General or in the system on which the servies has been hitherto coaducted could alone restore confidence and that nothing short of decres could reatore conditions which a decree had affected. Stross was again laid on the fact that there is in volved in the ni sumo the status of the service aepasideration more important even than the security of loans, seeing that the welfare of foreign merchants and their trade was bound up in the purity and freedom of administration which had characterised the administration of Imperial Customs in the pie".

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in the mathod of administration, and that Sir Robert Hart has been authorised to circaiste the verbal instructions which ho has received to continng the administration of the Customs as

considerei before, was

E. Grey a commauisation to the Associa tion of Chambers of Commerce a week ago that his Majesty's Covernment has been gɔnsider- 11. At home sad in the Colonies appointing the best as of inducing tho Chinese men to the General Staff will be made by Government

ment to give publicity throughout the Secretary of State for War from the China to the assurance of the Chinese Govern Treneral Staff list after taking the advice of the ment that tha Chief of the General Staff. Sach appointments, Dr. Henry Dyer deals with Engal Aspects except in the case of staff coplaine and brigade. of Foreign Investments in Japan in the jors, will be submitted to the King for his

Majesty's approval. Financial Review of Reviews. So that resders

In India kuch something of

appointments will be made by the root of the questions Command-in-hief in Indis under Indian may know

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12 All appointments to the General Sterial communication was issued for public

The General Committee of the Chine investment of foreign capital in Japan, certain below the rank of substantive lieutenant-anlonel Association have decided to make farther strong modifications were made in the laws b the Japanese Dist in the session before last. By a will return to regimental daly for a parind of representations to his Majesty's Government to law promulgated in March, 195, mortgage was years tenure may be extented in the interests in regard to the administration of the Chinese not less than one year. In exceptional cases the reconsider the attitude that has been taken up permitted, sud in case of failure the undertaking may be sold as a going conceru. Writing on of-the-service, and under similar exceptional Castons.

nationalisation of the railways Dr. Dyer states

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THE VOLUME which consists of 461 Pages and ineindes a Sketch Plan of historical interest showing the disposition of the Forces at the bottle of Evelin, is dedicated te Sir ROBERT HART, G.C,M.G., and Dr. A. RENNIE.

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