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SUPREME COURT.

Monday, November 19th.

I CIMINAL JURISDICTION. A

BESORE FIR FRANCIS Piquort (CHIEF JUSTICE).

DIKOBETING Å KNISHMENT ARDER. Koung Wing was indicted on the charge of clisobedience of a bazirhnout order.

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Mr. H. H. J. Gompariz, Attorney-General, instructed Me. Q. E. Morro'l, of the Crown

Solicitor's uffler, "Prosecuted, and prisoner, who was undefended, pleader! not guilty.

The following jury was ompaneled J, H Underwond (foreman), K. Freud. H. W. B. Keurt, G. P. Malden, A. C. Dierke, E

Howard and F. Heldt,

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20TH, 1906,

Mr. Pollock-That is just where the imits. Į received • telegram, which was sunexed F. Shu for infringement of their trademark tion comes in. In cases of condensed milk you to the affidavit, and in parnuance of instrue in tsnsan mineral waters. Correspondenco vory seldom see an exact design. Some extra tions contained thereon be brought actions followed with regard to cases against other Agure is put in to imitate a certain brand. against the Nippon Yason Kalaba shil Ritolte alleged infringers of the tendomark. Mr. Wilkin- His Lordship-Defendants" undertaking and Co. Mr. Pollock stated that if his Lordship | Bon, the judgment debtor, was invitedio talograph would not provent the sale in Canton of shoes would refer to extracts from newspapora bofore the word "promoed" if he wished the nations already old by the defendants.

the Court he would find that John Clifford | prebroded with, leaving thair conduct in the Wilkinson gara certain ovidence before the hands of the solicitors and counsel. Later, Courts in Japan as a witness in his own behalf when a compromiss seegand to be in processS which certainly seemed to convey slonrly the of being affected he was invited to telograph meaning-part from the motion, against Ea the word "withdraw if he decided to with Shu and Co--that Mossza. Wilkinson and Grist | draw. That is to my, to withdraw from in taking proceedings against the other parties actions which he knew were already begun were noting without his instructions.

in scordance with his previous instructions.

Mr. Pollock remarked that it would prevent the rule of shows sold, but not delivered,

His Lordship-Prior to this undertaking 6 cases of shoes wore shipped to Couton.

Mr. Pollock-Stipped to Canton, but it does! not say they have been sold. Wo waat specially, for the plaintiffs' protection, delivery of those crows which have not yet been delivered.

His Lordship-It Books to me that on this, application I might say you cannot haygan indurim injunction mulows you can show a breach of the undertaking.

His Lordship read the cuttings referred to,} These are the sistements as reported in the after which

Kabe Chronicle. The statements 18 ry Mr. Pollock said his Lordship would ses ported ara as follows:-1, C. Wilkinson, from the letters anuaxed to Mr. Wilkinson's | defendant, who appeared to defaed the onse afdorit, and the telagram wired back cuntain- | in porren, stated through his interprefer, Mr. Pollock--I submit the undertaking ising the word "procesi", that Vasara, Wilkinson Mr. Kurogagi, that he refused the claim. Ev not intended to cover merly Hongkong, but and Grist were to proceed. not merely again

Es Shu and Cc., hut against the others. In other porte,

July they received a cablagrum containing the word "stop."

His Lordship-An interim judgment would only apply to the sale of goods not delivered. I don't see how you can get an injunction with regard to things partly delivered. That is danger.

Mr. Pollock-It could only refer to what they have get in their possession.

His Lordship-kot vs lonk al it from this point of view. Supposing the action was merely for dages for breach of autortaking, could you the got an injunction to prevent delivery of

That undertaking ought to cover any transaction not, set completoda

Llapade cakes?

"Mr. Pollock- We would subunit so.

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His Lonship- Ils that anything to do with the other two actions?

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GUINNESS SON & Co, kn, Dublin, Knisha and Tram Ha: Long 28, alleged by plaintiffs. They took steps against them three f: ms eptirely on their own responsibility, with. out being asked, and for the Etter actions the costs of the Court and renaueration totalled a very high figure. Plaintifs had no legal

The Attorney-General, in opening, stated that is the result of a prescation fie prisoner was banished by an order of the Governor-in-Council under the name of Wing Sing on November 12th, 1904. The order was dated November Ded, and areased left the Colony by the Tai O on November 16th, but apparently retornet. In the year 1905, he was arrested by the polica

Mr. Pollock ---Materially in this respect; there for having returned from banishment. Records

can be no doubt about it that Joha Clifford a deporties were always taken by the polien,

Wilkinson must have known the actions against but the default's apparently had been mislaid,

Ute Nippon Yuson Kaisha and Ritchio and Co. On that version the defendant was let go, bat subs garnfly ho was again arrested. His finger

were going on. It was a monstrons thing for grounds, whatever for demanding remuneration prints, however, were not forthcoming, so us

the defendant to sy he did not know about it of services which were noasked for. Defoodnot

Morskied that he had paid 100 yen in April 1993! was again discharged. Finally, the officer is

whon ho asked them to withdraw. Wilkicron and Griet's costs formed the subject for services rendered on instructions, and Chat charge of records sneceeded in finding what was

instter of un action brought in this Colony, and was quite enough. In answer to the Coart, alleged to be defendant's record, and secured

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on October 2ied. Evidence

they obtained judgment for these costs. They defendant sinter he ħad paid 1,000 you for the would be called to show that accused had all the

Just therefore a foreign judgment in their services of plainti Te in condneting the notion marks recorded under the name of the men His Lordship-I think, in view of future cases, favour which was being set upon in the Conris against Ea Shu and Co Defendant denied banished ne-Wing Sing A wander from the fit ought to be mindo clear wbal an injunction is

of Japan. His Lordship know the ordinary baring applied to plaictifs to take action. jail would give evidence that the defendant given in respect of. With regard the rule followed in our Court was to accept judg, against the Nippu Yosen Kaisha and two was banished as Wing Sing, god although the undertaking being put on chữ side; then I havements of foreign Courts upon their merits. In other firms. Knowing that plaintiffs were

to consider whether anything is likely to be

Wilkinson and Geist bad making praparations to bring action against latter pleaded not guilty he called no witnesses. The only question to be decided, therefore, dons in Hongkong as a distributing contro

obtained judgment for chais after dus the three firms, he wrote and instructed them was one of identity.

I think, I my way to give you an injunction notice to John Clifford Wilkinson, and it did | to refrain from taking such action." The facts to prevent further breach of the undertaking, see a somewhat serious siter if the judgment are sufleiently before the public to justify notice but that opens up the question whether the

of this Court, was to be set aside and not received being taken of them at anca; and further. sale in Canton is a breach of the Hongkong

ou its mirits.

it is clear on these facts that I love sufficient trademark.

information before me to express an opinion în Arnhold, Karberg

the absence of the judgment debtor, and bis absence ought not to precluie me from doing so, and so a fording the solicitors the pro-. tootion they ask for. On these facts there is not the ebadow of a doubt that Mosses it,

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After hearing the evidence the jury found the prisoner guilty by a majority of fivo to fero, and his Lordship suntenced him to twelve months' imprisonment with hard labour,

IN Onidizat. JURISDICTION.

BEFORE SI FRANCIS PIGOTT, (CHIEF JUSTICE).

ALLEGED THADEMALA INFRINGEMENT. This was sure parte motion made by Hon. Mr. H. E. Pollock, K.C., instructed by Mr. C. D. Wilkinson (of Meers. Wilkinson and Grist) on behalf of the plaintiff, the North British Rabber Co., Ed., for an injunction to restrain the defendants, Messrs. Arnhold, Karberg and 09.. their servante or agouts, from selling or exposing for sale or from parting with the possession to any person or persons other than the plaintiffs of India rubber shows bearing on them the mark of a "Lion Rampant "eitheria the Colony of Hongkong or at Canton or in say other placa. where the plaintiffs had acquired reputation for their registered trademark of a. "Lion Rampant.”

In the statement of him it was set out that the plaintiffsdesired en in juuction to restrainthe

Mr. Polioak - Mesaro.

this cus Marsrs.

He Lordship aid-This motion is one of most nansaal kind, and I doubt if such an and Co. haven brunek of their fems in Conton.application has ever been made before, But If we cannot proved against them there it the circumstances are uncsual and I doubt if would amount to this that no protection would they eyor occurred before, though the ingenuity be granted to ang trademark in this Colony of judgment debtors in inventing devioss for All parties would have to do would be to open a branch in Canton.

His Lordship-I want to see whether it is sssential to connect this undertaking with the trademark or ant. You cannot get an injune. tion to restrain the breach of any contract in the abstract.

Mr. Pollock-Your Lordship will probably retomber the celebrated singing case. The singer was under contract to sing at theatre A and threatened to sing at theatre B. The Court held that they could not make her sing at theatre A, but injuncted her from singing at theatre B in the hope that it would induce her to carry on her contract.

His Lordship granted an interim injunction to restrain the defendants from branch of their undertaking not to infringe the plaintiffs' rights by selling goods in Canton, and granted leave

for the other side to bo served with a notice of motion, the hoaring of which was fixed for December 10th.

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COURT PROTECTION VOL SOLICITORS.

defuldanis from infringing their trademarks, ous consisting of a "Lion Rampant" and the other of a poir of scales suspended from the point of a sword, and to restrain the defendante from selling or disp sing of any rubber boots or In the matter of the Legal Practitioners shoes not of plaintiffs" manufacture bearing Ordinance 1871, and in the matter of Origival a colourable imitation of plaintiffs' said trade-Jurisdiction Actions 197 of 1904, 20 of 19 3 and marks, and also from passing off any goods net 8 of 1903, ci plaintiffs' munufacture as and for the goods of the plaintiff. Delivery up of the marked goods Damages for breach of defendauts undertaking given on March 29th, 19, where

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Information has renched us to the effect that Holmen, bakiang, was the resim et, souse serious rioting on Friday last, the Diâ iust, Here aid to have bean boted; ahots were fined with what effent is not known-Bad eventasily a large unmber of Chinese families tock refuge in the compound of the Protestant This Mission. The intelligenes comes through shouts and is based on the evidenco of a Chinese messenger. We have no wish to discredit our information, but in the form in which it rencher obviously compiled in great hante and possibly in a intent of great perturba. tion that we prefer to await further detail before publishing any full account of the dis turbane

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It will be remembered that consider. | able tuurion hus existed for some time pust in the prefecture of Taichoufn, Chiking. An incident arising out of the

erading paymeat of their just lebts in general kiuson sud Grist acted in every step within the water chestnuts in this grip of

is known to be very fertile. In particular, this ingeamily displays itself in devising defences to an action on a judgment giren against them in a foreign part. But, though I have had some experience in the matter, and tLough the defence of frand is occasionally raised, I doubt if it has ever been raised in such

bure-faced manner before, and in a manner which must of itself react when the teus facts are known against the judgment dobler himself. The motion as I said, being of a very unusual kind, I must first consider whether I have any jurisdiction to entertain it, quite apart from Lavy juriadielivo under the Ordinance. What

is it? It is not a motion which calls on this Court to express any opinion on the judgment of the Japanese Court. That, of course, I could not entertain howovor mach I might

regret the result which has been brought about by the conduct of the judgment debtor, him- Bulf a British subject, that result being a refusal to enforce a judgment of this Court. The Courts of our Ally are entitled to receive, and will always roosive, the same respect which is paid to the Courts of all nations within the comity, even though, they may have misinter

Beema to

into

scope of their instructions, and to bring the have named the passious of converts of We matter into narrower compons within the ex Raman Catholic and Protestant Missions. explanations press worde of their instruction, and that if Rioting ensued and we have had they had not acted as they did they would have and refutations from both of the parties con- rendered themselves liable to an action for breach. We do not propose here fo go of instructions. These things being stated.

the rights and wrongs of this controversy The natives of the district are Dolorieuxly and the jurisdiction of the Court being clear:

turbulent and the actions of at least one this Court on this motion d clares that having

of the missionary bedios represented regard to the written document, Merars

not reem to have corrected the tendency for Wilkinson and Grist bad express authority from the judgment debtor te fake each and of sardifying character have become very outbreaks among the population. As incidents every step on his behalf that the statements

friquent of

of late, it would seem that the time made, in this respect by the judgment debtor to

has arrived for a thorough investigation the Japanese Court are statements calculated to

It cannot be the prejudico them in their professional capacity the situation on the

wish of the exod.

ury bodies! that missionury and also calculated to deceive the Japanese Court, and that those statements as they are covered that these unseemly wrangles should in the reports laid before this Court are without prolonged indefinitely and that

Chinese should witness the spectacle of any foundation. I can only regret that this foreigners, who have come among them to Court has not the means at its ecmmand fer

prach the Gospel of penes and good will, engaged in encouraging or countennacing bringing this declaration to the notice, of the Japanese Court.

mcb law.

MINING RIGHTS IN HANSI

MORE "SWARMERY Letters from Shatzei of date, October 3018, indicate that there has been a time of onder- able eritement in the provincial capital, or some time there has been great dissatisfaction

mining rights in the

with the verament for baring granted

THE INTERNATIONAL COTTON 00, LI.

the

Hon. Mr. H, E. Pollock, K.C., instructed by preted or been misinformed as to the law of this Peking Syndicate.vince of Shamsi to the of the Board-are able to pluce such a favour.

Mr. C. D. Wilkinsons (of Messrs. Wilkinson and Grist), moved for a declaration that in the conduct of several sations, being setions 197 of by the defendants undertook that they would i 1902, 20 of 1003 and 28 of 193 in original not in future by themselves or by linie servants ¦ jurisdiction, brenght on behalf of John Clifford

or agents sell or expose for sale nor import into Wilkinson by the firm of Wilkinson and Gris. the Colony any rubber bouts or shows bearing in this Colony, that the said firm acted through en the many merk se resembling the plaintiffs' out in a strict and, propor professional manner, trademark ofu " Lion Rampant" as to be calculat- and that they were duly authorised by the said ed to deceirs. Further or other relief.

proceed with the said actions.

Colony on which the judgment has proceeded. But the motion is quita of a different nature. is made on behalf of a soliciter practicing in this Court, for a danisation that certain state | mouls made by the defendant in the Japanese Court in an action ca the judgment of this Court for his coste, which reflect on his profes- sional conduct, in proceedings before this Court

The vleresik snowst meeting of this Com-l pany was held at Shanghai on November 14th.

The Chairman, 1t is with no little pleasure that your Directors-specially the old members Au impression has guzeable report balore you. Interest you will be abroad that a moueply of mining rights in the glad to note is some 8. 80s that previous! province has been given to

to this company and

year, and although at timer we have to carry that oron natives will not be permitted to work Leavy sometimes very heavy stocks of cotton On coal mines, but meat perforce yield and yarn, so this in still further reduced their property to the foreign speculat

yarn, we say hope, as he financial positio inproses, to Working Account. The balance at this credit of ibis account is Ts. 52,000 more than anything

before shown

Your

their

in the early part of this year the students from this province now lying in Japan appointed one of their number to return to Government against granting the rights sought

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we have over

year

China and attempt to influence their home the favourable anticipatio and fully-bears out Directors trust that you will approve of the sposal theruf Thesmunte Decore- ! to le

le written off for depreviation may

12, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL.

SCALP DISEASE

& ECZEMA CURED

Suffered More Than Six Months with Scalp and was Fast Losing His Hair-A Member of Family Afflicted with Eczema on Hands.

TWO COMPLETE CURES

BY CUTICURA REMEDIES

"I have great pleasure in giving particulars of two complete cures de- rived from the use of the Cuticurs Remedies

"In my own cusc, for, more than six month we sufering from disorder on my scalp and in consequence was fast Losing my hair. I was advised to give Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment a trial, which I luckily did, I adoptent the treatment prescribed and at the end of one month was completely cured. This was at the beginning of 1005. Since that time my head has been restored to its noctial state, and no further out- break has occurred, and whenever I have had the opportunity I always recommend the Cuticure Remedies.

"A member of our family periodically suffered for nearly ten years from dry eczema on the hands. The fingers and pulips split and cracked everywhere at the slightest uoverent. At such perios they were most painful as well is quite useless, and gloves were always obliged to be worn. Every possible remedy wis tried, besiloš medical advice, blood mixtures, ointment, soups, etc., some of whichi gave slight relief for a bine, dut never permently, Pin- ally, she was advised to try Cuticuru Soap and Caticura Ointment, which we are thankful to say effected a complete cure, as he has had no reeurrence of the temible for the last three years We are most happy to testify to the efficacy of the Cuticura Housedios in xituiler case. You are at perfect liberty to make use of above testimonals, Edward Allen, 65 Denmark Road, South Norwood, S. E., Eng, March 24, 1906.7 Coaternal, Rod interns! Theatraent for divery Burnag of Fetante, Flail tren, gred Adusia estonian of Casí- Pense The al Status 10 Sa te ikin, ait Cutieira Fahlah Couled,

pizdy the bond. A single Meloften clos uld changlion! the wrate. Flag. MrAntraila, 51, Brya W Co. duos ; Landben, Sachary, 27 ("herlordung he Paris, Asher, Rue de la l'ala." "dev

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aca eo." áow to Cure Phapartog rata." 655

Job Clifford Wilkinson to commone end and, which are clenlated to injare Lim among departure from Junan the young man daingüten large, but are not really so; our plant and year ending September 30th, 196 as prevented

în the

in respect of which the Costs were incurred, for by the Syndicate. On the eve of his

to this work learned by a talegrant from Peking that the Foreign Office had already caneal mashinery for instares will stand closed on Tiscopal and passed.

appear the rights asked for by the fweigh firm. In 2000 more than it would hati

,900

A study despair of accomplishing the task assigned bim

of & doubt. Bolicitors are officers of the Court.

and civil war.

This was, however, sheived as

our

CHINESE CRUSOES.

CAST AWAY ON AN UNINHABITED ISLAND.

Mr. Pollock stated that his application

his clients whether in this Colony or in Japan, was supported by two affidavits, ono made

Counsel explained that the Pozson for an untras That I have jurisdiction to enter

Proposal by the Chairman, sonded by Mr. by Mr. Cecil Humphreys of the firm of this motion being made before his tain such a motion I have not the smallest shadow Messrs. W. G. Humphreys and Co., plaintiffs' Lordship was that Messrs. Wilkinson and

the student, after the manner of Chen Tien-hra cent boen writer off, and Chinme houses, as Iburg: That a dividead at the rate of 3 per you know. deteriorato rapidly Reserve Fund. cent, or Tis. fi per share, for the year ending agents in this Colony, and the other by Mr. C· ¦ Grist, who commenced

who drowned himself as a protest against theYou will. I am sure approve of the building September 30th, 1906, be paid to shareholders. AN sotion and Tuore is a jurisdiction in the Court quite apart D. Wilkinson, of Meers. Wilkinson and Grist, obtained judgment in

Japanese proposed restrictions on Chinese

up p of this fund ; we hope soon to see it exceel this Court for their from the Ordinance to investigate their conduct students residing in Japan, caet himulf into the sum written off in reduction of capital in the solicitors for the plain:Iffs. Mr. Hamphreys costs incurred in the three actions mentioned when it is brought before it an investigation the BS.

190 Stock of cotton carried is less by Tla in bis affidavit stated that his firm bad for many in the notice of motion, had since sought to which is not entirely limited to branches of

"News of this event having been received in 800 than at the end of the provious year, but years beeù the sole agents for the plaintiffs in enforca that judgmant

Talyusufu the students. in the city, to the that at Courts professional gond behaviour, and in conducting number of 2,000, gathere is mass meetings are is no less than Tls. 223,6:90 more, | the Colony, and had imported and sold large of Japan, and John

Clifford Wilkin.it the Court is bound to ingaire narrowly into and for three day's discussed ways and means of and this, afthough all our production is sold for

another two months, at present we haro quantities of boots and loss bearing upon them son, the defendant in that

enis

The Singapore Free Press of Nov. 5th eve': sation (hs the circumstances. This jurisdiction cannot be carrying to a successful sens the protest to. 2,000 boles yarn in stock not paid for, which, —It is reported that the Nom Sang, which ar plaintiffs trademarks, both of which were plaintiffs being fears. Wilkinson and Grist) one-sided. It cannot exist merely for the emphasize which one of their number had just considering the state of the market, is not rived here on Friday from Hongkong, picked registered in Hongkong. The said trademarks stated that he had not gives instructions to purpose of enforcing the duties of silicitors gifen his life.

unsatisfactory Russo Chinese Bank. Gur up three emaciated bine coolies on a bamboo bad acquired a good reputation among the Messrs. Wilkinson and Grist in two out of against them and punishing broaches; it must of the aforesaid student, and his action was so Te 13,00 more than a

A great funeral ceremony was held in memory. jud 1 btedness to the Bank on September 30th was ruft. The men, who are very thin, state that year ago this is of about a month ago they sailed from Singapore Chines of Hongkong und South China. On those three notions. Those proceeding had been also extend to the co-relative of protecting one time as if the whole 2,000 might at one fell It is to be noted that we have two aconuts with eight all told. Everything went well till thei lauded as a glorious example, that it seemed at coures accounted for by heavy stock of yarn. in a junk, the persons on the craft numbering November 1.1 ho discovered at several reported in the Japan Chronide at. Kobe and their rights should they be infringed in a way stroke commit suicide. Chinese shops in Canton rubber shoes had also been repeated to a certain extent in the which cannot be redressed by the usual procesZOS

the Bask-a fixed lean of Th. 250,000 and voyage had been a wook in progress and then The first for sale having stamped upon local Press here,

proposal made at the mass meeting exposed

a current account with a credit balance on one morning a terrible storm arose and their Therefore this was a matter of law. What is the case here? Charges hare was that they should declare their oppositing to September 30th of 11s. 56,556.09. Dividend vansel was whirlet betore it like a cork. After Cinem imitations of plaintiffs' trademarks. which it Imperative for Magery.

beos made against a firm of solicitors in this the Guerunt even to the extant of rebellion Our Liquid Assata (Stocks and D Trust Fund), driving before the gate for some hours the junk Mr. Wilkinson'a affidavit showed that earlier Wilkinson and Grist to bring up before his Colong for conducting proceedings entirely being impracticable.

les Debantur s to be paid off-sustry anddenly out to pieces ou small island and proceedings had been taken in respect of the Lordship for the purpose of laying before the without instructions and on their owa initiative.

creditors and amount due Russo-Obinese Bank, with good lack they all managed to get nehore The second proposal was that all should learas s oredit balance of Tls. 51.69375. The though they were same bon rampant werk, when an undertaking | Court the real facts of the cuses.

soveraly brais

braised and battered was given. Inter utiu counsel suggested that bistion was supported by two atidavitas one by highest degree unprofessional-the ponaty, ines, and there organize pablie. mutings to exe-pt borrowed money and while this is a great uninhabited. For two works the eight wee The applica- That in coadust which, if it were trus, is in the abandon their studies and return to their hotass dividend proposed will absorb Tle. 50,304, so in the surf. When they recovered somewhat

in the various prefectures throughout the prov. that we have practically no working capital

pital they explored the island which they found Lordship would see there had been a breach of

Mr. Wilkinson and the other by Mr. Beavis removal or suspension from the rolls. It is arons popular sutagonism sgatus the Govern impravendent on last year it still leaves much lo remained on the island eating shell-fish and that undertaking.

Mr. Wilkinson's affidavit stated that in the Fondast which it would be the duty of ment for weakly granting a conuasion to the be desired and shows the necessity of building drinking water caught is the His Lordship --Do you apply for an interim month of November 1902 he was instructed by the Law Society had it received the status Syndicate: ales to collect subeeriptions and buy

rooks ap our reserve fand. Debentures stand at Tle. As no su bove in sight three of the most injunction ?

Mr. Mitchell, then agent in Hongkong for which I hope it will soon receive, to have back the land already purchased by the 107.0 0:00 or deducting Trust Fea of Tis. daring decided to build a raft and pat to sea in Mr. Poliook-- Yes.

Johu CUford Wilkinson, to commence an

45,379.91. at Tis 61,620.48; this corresponding the hops of drifting into the track of

stesmore. His Lordship-Sama prima facie breach of action

brought to the potios of the Court. I am The Governor tisited the various colleges fures E against.

the aid of their comrades the three Ta. With Shu

Agures for 1905 and Co. to

were 'Tis relaru Bare that when in due course the report hat and urged the students to

to their 371 balance of Tls. the undertaking must be shown.

37,600, B

of Tls. 96,400; the tigaras adventurers

built a raft out of resiraiu

Giris from infringing that

giant, bambong decrease of which gre Tla Mr. Pollock-Defendante solicitors have registered trademark.

taken more consistency than paragraphs in the audio. The principal of the Government for this year shorting A

in profesion on the island and liniversity expostulated with the students of 34,779.91. As will no doubt haca observed with stock of dried Gab and little water stated in their corresponderca-and it is John Clifford Wilkinson did not dispata that the duty of the Attorney-General to bave no exact knowledge as to what were the terms of off the remainder on March 30th neer. it only shoate of their lesa daring comrades. For newelspers could give it, it would have been that institution and pointed out that xa they had from the report, your Directors propose to pay put to па ово day amidst the farewell disprove that state-he instructed them in that actiên. Mr. Wilkin-brought it before the Court. But, wisely by the Government, they ought not to act

the concession granted to the faniga Syndicate requires some Tla 11,000 more than the niz days the buoyant bamboo raft drifted son's afidavit went on to state that abso the solicitors whose coedgol has been impagued | hastily and risk bringing calamity on themselves ablo osiumastion. Mill ork has beeny way from the island without a single shoes has been put on by Chinese after quently to bringing the said action he was in-

Tristees will have in hand to effect this desir steadily

the goods had left

appearing on the horizon eveu, and as their have themselves brought the matter before and their provinces. In the end wiser counsels carried on afondily during the year, and your stock of food and water was done the men defendants' possession. Therefore it is prezumable that Chinese have Kalaha, Ritchie and Co. and others in Hong- that if it is a proper case the Court is bound

formed by the agent that the Nippob Tusen me and asked for protection, and I am certain provailed.

Directors Are pierced to round their satisfootica 2 however, smoke was seen on the horizons

to die. On the evening of the sixth afixed that mark on the exhibits before the kong were selling goods bearing on them an

Work in the different colleges is now going at the way in which the foreign Staff hare deyil of a large stemmer rapidly came and to afford them that protestion, and will do so in

Doug usual, but there is a good deal of Bup carried out their duties-not om lity of our into view making right for the castaway.

our able

then the imitation of the maid trademark, whereupon the most ample sad sEective way it on.

seed excitement in the atmosphera,

secretary, Mr. Wuilleamier; the he wrote to John Clifford Wilkinson asking facts are as brief us they can be; certain ia have been to Japan on their compatriots, is so

The influence of many of the students who yarn has been well maintained and production This vessel, as already said, proved to be the if copied by a Chinaman. There is no saase in for instructions. io (he matter.

sticreased.

Nam Sang and the castaways were picked up stractions were in fact giren to Measry, Prnisions that the Governor has now decided With

a large number of the students to others, the following resolutions were and very kindly treated by their rescuers. to send

animously:-

The coolies state that they boliero their observe that the lions are used in a different reply to which on January 21st, 103, ha Willanson and Grist by John Clifford Wilkin-Western countries instead of to Japan--N.-G.

Proposed by the Chairman, seconded by Mr.five comrades on the lonely island to be sou of Kobe to commence an action against' Daily News.

Seaman, That the report and accounts for the still alive but they cannot give its position.

to

difficult for us meuf-that the Internal merk Dia the

Court.

His Lordship On the face of it, it looks as

it and the letters are put in in any way. I also

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