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SUPREME COURT..

Thursday, March 28th.

IN ORIGINAL JURISDICTION

BEFORE SIB FRANCIS PradeTT (CHIRE

JUSTICE).

DISPUTED POYBRESION OF TIN. The case was concluded in which the Koe Guon firm, Buz Tin-kno and Thong Seng sued the Yan On Marine Insurance and Godown Co, and the King Kee firm. The plaintiffs claimed a declaration that they were entitled to a first charge on 590 subs of tin which had been stored in the Hongkòng and Kowloon Whari and Godown Co's, promises to the order of Mr. G. H. Wakeman, to, the extent of

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$43,288,15. The Hon. Mr. H. E. Pollock K.C. (instrueled by Mr. George Hostings), appeared for the plaintiffs, while Mr. M. W.. Slade, instructed by Mr. H. Huratheuse, of Musser. Dennys and Bowley's Ofte for the King Kee, and Mr A. (. Halborew, (o! Messrs Deacon, Leokürand Descon; represented the defendants.

After hearing lengthy evidence his Lordship.

reserved his decision.

IN SUMMARY JURISDICTION.

BEFORE MR. A. G. WIE (PUENE JUDGE).

A PROMISSORY NOTE DISPUTE. Bhola Singh saed So Show and his wife to recover $72 due on a promissory note.

When the defendants appeared before his Lordship both admitted the debt.

His Lordship-Very well, judgment and vosta.

Then to first cofendant, the husband, ST- pleired to his Lordship that he was liable, and afterwards the woman produced receipts to show that she had redeemed leer promise.

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His Lordship then found that there were two bill, and although the woman said she had paid, she could not produco receipts.

The cuno

adjourned until others had boon s-tited. When it was again called on. Mr. Gurdizer (of Messrs. Bratton and Hett who appeared for the plaintiff, asked-Do you want the plaintiff?

His Lordship-No, I will talk to the

defendants a little more, I think.

The second defendant, the womon, then hastened to explain thinge.

His Lordship---Put her in the box; she rane

the show.

Socond defendant, after being worn-Now let me explain to your Lordship.

LOCAL SPOET.

CRICKET

HONGKONG CRICKET CLUB, The Club's last match of

the

Bea801

will take place on (Saturday), Fith imut., against a League XV. Play to commence at 4.30 p.m. The following have been selected to represent the Club:-Messrs. W. C. D. Turner, R. Hancock, T. F, Pearce, A. H.

Young, Mejor H, E. Lewis, 119th Infantry, Lt. H. E. Stanger-Leather, 13.8., W., A. Powell, 11. W. Woodward, a.x, R. E. O, Bird, W. Feake, R. A. B. L'ossonby,

H.X.C.C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT 1007. It is proposed to commence the annual Tournament OA the Cricket Ground on. (Wednesday), 3rd April, 1997, and the following week days until finished.

The following evenin are open to members :-- A. Championship. B. 1.Single Indiesp Class. B. Single Handicap "B" Class, C. Double Handicapo, 1. Professional Poire.

Entrance foo $2.00 each event towards cost of prizes.

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For oven's B. I and B. 2 the Tennis Com. mitles reserve the right to ploeg campetitors in either Clase.

The Special Rules governing the Tournament will be found in the Club Rules,

Entries eloss on Monday, April 1st, 19-7.

CANTON RAILWAY-POSITION

CLARIFIED.

SECRETARY OF THE YGET-UAN RAILWAY

COMPANY INTERVIEWED

Our Creton correspondent writes on March 27-

THE BONGKONG DAILY PRESS FRIDAY, MARCH 29ṛṇ. 1907.

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HONGKONG'S NEW BISHOP.

THE REV. CANON LANDER

Canou Lander is the son of Mr. J. G. H. Landur, of Bishop Oesley Manor, Staffordshire. He was born in 1801, and received his educational training for the ministry at Trinity College and Ridley Hall, Cambridge. In 1884 he was ordained by the late Bishop Ryle to the curacy of St. Bride's, Liverpool, and four years later was appointed ricar of St. Benedict's, Evertor. It was here that he found scope for the exercise of that "warm-hearted zeal and activity which have all along characterised his work in Liverpool, and endeared him to the hearts of his parishioners, says the Liverpool Courier, Hin grost and abiding in torost in education led to the building of new schoole there, sed be did much to stimulate and develop the life of the shazoh in this part of the city. Arrivar of St. Philip's, Litherland, which position he took up in 1800, Canon Lander was able to do a great deal in the way of church extension amongst a rapidly. growing population. The needs of the district booama very pressing and the task which he set himself to perform, was a heavy one. How he mucneeded in his endeavour to meet the require maul for more commodation is well known. To his energy was larg›iy dus the erection of two misalon halls, and he had mack to do with the building of the now Church of St. Andrew, the while his educational propensities found an outlet on the Litherland School Board, of which he was chairman. It 1964 Canon Lauder was appointed to the bonorary canoury of Liverpool, and in the following your he succeeded Canon Hodgins as visar of St. Cyprian's, Edgebilt. Here bis broad sympathies, his eloquent pranching, and bis qualities as u kind friend and wise-coun sellor have been appreciated to the full, and the congratulations which are being showered upon him in regard to his new appointment ure zaingled with a sincere regret at his severoaco. from the parish. Amongst other preïtions which Canon Loader has filled with distinction are bon. chaplain to the Liverpool Lay Readers and accrotary to the local auxiliary of the Charck Missionary Society, and secretary to the Liverpool Cathedral Chapter,

Canon Landor has been twien married, bis first wife, who died in 1902, being formerly Mies Fletcher, daughter of Mr. J. P. Flataber, of The Grange,, Edgo-lane. The prosont Mrs. Lander, to whom he was married last year, is the dang hator of Mr. H "Crawford Smith, er.M.P. for Tyneside.

I had an interview with the secretary of the Yost Han Railway Company yesterday and asked him a series of six questions which I append herewith with his anaweza :-

(1) What is the point on which the share- holders of the Yust Han Railway Company differ?

This was how the dispute originated; The time limited for the payment of the diret culi of 20 per cent, on the Company's shares expired at the end of the 5th moon last year (Chinese). Messrs. Chọn and Yéong of Hong- kong took the lead to invite people to take up shares in Hongkong and about $150,000 wero subcribed. As the first instalment on those shares www pot forthcoming during the 5th meon the Company wrote on several occasions to the Hongkong representatives reminding them His Lordship-That's what i want you to do that the time for paying the first 'cali Defendant, proceeding, said, that in the was about.

to expire, but no notice WAR twelfth moon of the year before last she and her faken of the repeated applications. Finally husband borrowed $12 from the plaintif. She the Company delegated special messengers to got the money and gave it to her husband Henghong to call on thom personally, Menare. to carry ou business, and it was her Chan and Yeong replied that they bad already fioger mark that was attached to the promis collected the first instalment and invested the

money in local foreign banks.. requested to forward the deposit receipts to the Company, but refused to do so on the ground that the Company was not properly established, On receipt of the abova seply the Company palitiana ex-Viceroy Shum requesting His · After alapseof the abovementioned period this Excellency to direct the cancellation of all place was officially annonseed to be effectively shares subscribed by Hongkong merchants. Ex-opened" to foreign trade from the 1st January Viceroy Shum memoristised the Bureau of 1997. Yesterday Chinese placards informed Railway Affairs at Peking to that effect and the public at large that the opening ceremony I obtained their sanction.

of the Imperial Maritime Custom House, known everywhere as San Kwan ie. the New Customs, was to take place to-day. -

Hory Dote.

His Lorde hip-- What about the second note Defendant My kuband signed this note and gave it to the plaintiff, and I got it back from

the plaintiff.

Hie Lurdskip-You are speaking about the

first, I want to know shout the second.

Defendent-In the fourth moon of last your my husband gave me $100 and then went away

to attend to Lis business. In the fifth E Bhola Singh asked me to pay the money and made a finger mark to the promissory note.

His Lordship-Very well, judgment and costs, and if she takes my advice she'll tear up the litat note, As for the first defendant be shouldn't try to tell his wife what to say

This remark, when interpreted, had be ella at again making the defendants desirous to explain, but his Lordship did not wish to hear, and said to the bailif-All right, put them out,

CHINESE HGSYNENS METHODS.

The Ka Shes Co. sued the Tri Hang Cheong fria to recover $12 dun for printing. The master of the defeudiant firm dosied liability, remarking that the goods had hoon ordered by one of the hands...................

His Lordship-But the order has the chop of

your firm on.

Deferidant Every one in the shop has access to the correspondence chop, from the master

down to the cook.

His Lordship That's what I say.. More foot

you.

Defendant-It is not only myself, but such in the ease in overy shop..

His Lordship-If you allow this sort of thing to go on you must suffer. What I say is that an accountant can bind his master'acredit nuless

you can prove to me be had no authority sato do Defendant-In that caseginy Lord, we'll have

to oloze our business.

They were

12) Are accounts in order? (As cumour accused the management of baring invested part of the funds in uusiable establishments),

The munirs collected from the first call have all been deposited in iccal banks and business establishments and the Company holds receipts from them, The officials have audited the scoounts with the exception of the daily uning recounts which is an insignificant

item. They have found them all correct. To the best of my knowledge and belief I am able

in state that the banks and firms' in which the Company's money is invented are all scund establishments. Surely after the cocants wero audited the officials must bave called on

those establishments or made inquiries as to Their position.

-What-is-the-total amount of shares subscribed and how much has been actually paid?

NANNING.

(FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT),

March 17th. OPENING UPSTOYS CERÉVONY.

It is now a matter of over 10 years since Nanning, or Nemning, as it is pronounced in Cantonese, was nominaity declared a “open” port.

Tou o'clock in the forenica was the appointed time of the furetion. Long beforo that hour all interested parties had arrived on the scene. The antire Customs personnel, consisting of Mr. E. von Strauch, Commissioner, Mr. R. 1). Marefield, assistant, and Mr. M. Neuheuro, examiner, with the Chinese staff of deres,

writers,

shapaus, tostmen and tingchais in full stale attire WAJA thero and several Chinese officials headed by the Tactai and the chief of the local Likin department put The latter were dressed in

in an appearance. their gorgeous rohas.

Salutations, à la cbincias, were gono throngh and tea having been partaken of in a houseboat specially engaged for this day, the Custom House was declared open for the transaction of public business, which it will commence on

the morrow,

The actual amount collected on the Brat instalment was $8,817,562 and this gare represents the number of shares ambscribed. Amid a fasillad of fire errekers nod the This, of course, does not include shures sub-discharge of several gingals the yellow banner scribed by the Hongkong merebants.

with the symbolic dregon was hoisted and unfurled, Avast anti interested-crowd witnessed the ceremony and shortly after completion of which the company present dispersed. Owing to lack of civil engineers at present The Customs will operate pro tent on a float- the Company will push on with the work sulying temples which has been requisitioned for that purpose, and in a month's time they will at this end of the line.

move into new offfees, a portion which is now being put together here.

() What is the construction plan and is work carried out at present?

We have thres engineers at present, Mr. K. G.. Kwong His Lordship--There is not only the question | Engineer-in-Chief, and Messrs. B. Yamamoto about the chop, but the question about the man | Japanese) and O. Sharvon (Norwegian), Fi who put the elóp on. That tan was the two lattey are assistant engineers. The work accountski, and in the usual way he has is authority to bind his master's credit.

Defendant--These_goods were not supplied for the use of my shop; the accoutant got

then for his own ass and benefit.

progressing

Howly but satisfactorily.

(5). How long will it take to complete the Kwangtung seotion? The Company expects la complete the Kwingtang section within six

years from now.''

“SPOTTED FEVER.”

·TUNNELS AND FLAGS.

AN INBURANCE CLAIM,

Mr. A. B. Renais of the Hongkong Millog Co, informs us that the Miteni Bussan Kaisba, food agents of the Tokyo Marine Insurance Ca L, hors prid the Milling Co's claim it full For the Dokuto enrgo.

NEW STEAMPE LAUNOBED. The Tjong Pagar Deck Board bare sucessfully Isuuched the steamer Wilhelmina which is to be placed on the coastwise service of Dutch West Bornea. She was built to the order of the Handel en Industrie Maatschappij Wilhelmina in Pontiansk, and after undergoing her saved trials will louro at an early date for

Postiak.

BELL AND GÒNG,

The competition between this B. I. 8. N. Compony and the Bengal Steam Navigation Company, of Kangro, in passenger raies is still as keen an eror. Deck passengers by the Taibe to Calentia the other week were charged Rs. 5, Le repen less than their rivals were charging. The Bengal Steam Navigation Co. through the median of bell and gong ringers. then followed suit. proclaiming the redastion

ACCIDEST IN THE HARBOTE.

Yesterday morning a the Sui An was leaving Douglas Wharf for Maons; stern first, the strong breeze apparently caught her story and swang her round among the sampons. It was impossible to stop the engines, otherwise the Teel would have collided with Pottinger Street Wharf, and her propeller smashed one or two of the small craft. A girl and boy were drowne" and a woman and an old meu were severely injared.

*** KEY BLITZ'S ' TOBACCO CARGO. It will be remembered that an expert in tobacco was early last month despatched from Sumsten to Colombo to see what could be done with the damaged tehneen landed from the German sternier Feydlitz. The following telegram has been received in Amsterdam from the representative there of anderwriters on the Seydlits's tobacco-

Heinsins the expert) has abandoned. because, ulior reconditioning tobacco the considers the value to bo belew estimated cost; wil by sold by suction sert Tuesday failing to obtain an offer must be effactually destroyed. I bave te egraphed to every cigarmaker Madras faud) Trichinope @richivopuli ?).**

IEBTEEDAY'S WEATHER. The disasters on the water of late have made the boating population nervous, and the extraordinarily sudden blow which swept Hong. kog in the early hours of yesterday morning tarrrived the boating population, who awakened to find their smal craft dancing like cookla ahells on the troubled watery. Immediately

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Mazatlán, Guaymar, Santa Rosalia, Aatofa gasta, Valparaish, Chemperion, Iquique and other South American ports on both coists nod back to Dunkirk and Marsillon,

CYCLONIC STORM IN CEYLON,

Colombe papera, bouring dates from the 18th inst., report the occurrence of a terrible storm along the east coast of eylon on the proviene Saturday and Sunday. Telegraphio communi nition was so seriously interrupted that it was to get fall detaits until maol inter impossible to in the week, when the Ceylon Steamship Co., Ltd. received news, via Trincomalis, that the

ROBINSON PIANO

CO.. LTD.

Lady Harlock stranded, at Kalkudal, on Sun-TALKING

day.

It seems that when the cyclone com meaced, Captain Whitley, seeing the serious state of the weather, wisely decided to ran the steamer ashore, to avoid loss of life, and the ship now lies firmly embeded on a sand,bank, some 40 feet away from deep water. The passengers were the Rer. Mr. Trimmer, Messrs. Soott, Irrigation Engineer: P. Shut laworth, slipuram Sapor intendent of Minor Road, and are. Allegan and family--and they lost almost overy

Mrs. Alleracoon lost valuable silk clothes worth about R2400. The officals of the Ceylon Steamship Co. Ltd., are of opinion that the stomer cannot be pulled off, and that the only hope is by dredging. A estiva sahooner was wrecked alongside the Laly Hamlook, at. Kalkudah. The vessel was entirely broken up. Of 14 men on board only six were saved; the bodies of the eight others were washed ashore, also some eorge. Some boatmen are reported missing, but no definite information is available Sur des a Leiche in yet. The schooner missing with 9 of the crew.

GERMAN SHIPPING German shipping and commercial circles are in a fever of delight at the extraordinary pro- gress which their over-un shipping has beani recently making. A few years wore of auch progress, they say, and the maritime sapremazy of Britain will begin to be called in question. Take, for example, the Snez Caual. In 1882 British shipping through the Canal was otur four million tons; in 1906 36 had rimn to sight i and a half millions, or a tride over 100 par cent. inereuse. In 182 Gorman shipping was 127,030 toos, la 1906, two sod a quarter millions, en Sporense of about 1,700 per cent. p 1982 England owned 81 per cent. of all shipping passing through the canal, in 1906 the per- centage had sunk to 63. In 1882 Germany i owned only 2 per cent,, but in 196 this had risen to over 16 percent. Equal jubin. tion has been caused by figure recently published by the Norddeutscher Lloyd and the Hamburg. America lines, with regard to the enormou increase of their toausge, which is now far in excess of that of any British rival, and is rapidly increasing. Balk Estes ara rapidly developing their trade with the Far East and in seas which! until a few years ago wera British preserves. Their lines to India, China, the Straits Settle, ments, and Japan are some of their most fourish ing ventures, and it now has been decided put un steamers to trade with ports in the Persian Gulf, German caplains not being abore calling at any port, no matter how insignificant. Equally surprising are the figures with regard to

during the past ten

ten years the empleyed, and German Fardu have been fully number of men employed in shipbuilding has increased Evefold. While Germans are entitied to rejoica at the progress of their shipping Englishmen deed not despair. · The figures above show that while Gense tonnage throngh the Suez Canal increased atrifle over 2,000,000, English tonnage had increased 4,500,00 in the anme period considerably more than 100 por

vent better.

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"AT HOME ON THE VORWAERTA," Yesterday the Captain and officers of the Austring Linyd steiner Ve euerte celebrated her maiden trip to Hengkoor by an "At Home which was attended by many leoňl residente,

the launches which plied between Queen's statue pier and the steamer between the hours of four and siz o'clock pm, being well tilted. The now Horistbaa which-is-to-plangb-Eastern waters | was the centre of attraction on the barbour!

was dressed with Cuurge yesterday, and of

Visitors were mat

banting for the occasion.

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on the gangway by Chief Over Grimme, and were thence conducted ever the con medions steamer and made to "feel at home," the marked attention and hospitality of the officers generally being a feature of the celebration. The Forwards was built in the Austrian Lloyds shipyard at Trieste. She was launched on September 23rd, 1906, and all was shy-baje and these ready for sen by December of that year. Her not registered tonnage in 3,727 and her carrying capacity nently 10,010 tons, while a speed of 14 knots an hour can be altained She has a length overall of 452 fost, a borm of 53 and a depth of 38 feet. She is fitted with two centrifugal triple, expansion engines and four tabalar hoiters of the Hood win type, and being lighted throughout with electricly two dynaming are kept in readiness so that should IS IT A URINERT U SEASE?

Anything go wrong with or the other ein be The Daily Mail publishes the following :--

immediately set in motion; therefore passangers Was spotted fever introduced inte this there was a "bobbery." and the burning of will not be inconvenienced through the lights going out. Great attention is a bora paid country by Chinese? Captaiu Etti, of the joss sticks and the firing of crackers was European Eastern Asia Traders Association, resorted to, to propitiate the storm got by the deeguers to the refrige sting plant for

which a special engine is engaged, himself of Chinese parentage and a wel-known was not bez su misolief, however, for the gal ship's provisions are kept in the refrigerator, it spray different varieties baing consigned to different authority on the affairs of the Celestial Empire, subsided front as quickly an declares that it was.

ap. In the evening there were further

compartments. Besanth the vessel's musin deck "It is a disease which is common among indications of bad weather, and before sunset The Company sent a memorial to Peking Chinamen, especially in the interior of the yesterday most of the native craft sought are four iron desks, built with the object of hospital and apothecary's store, while in the fore strengthering her, and although, us before bold the crew are quartered, the officers' cabins about two years ago applying for its registration contry," he said to a Daily Jail representative shelter at Causeway Bay.

stated, her large engine wastmilt in Triate, the occupying the starboard side of the vessel. and the Throne has acknowledged receipt of the

The Chargeure Requis, a French line operat. auxiliary engines and other appliances com from the many pleasing features of the Veracrts memorial and plaod on record that such applica

ing round-the world freighters, whose steamer the Ironyards of Brown and Co., Edinburgh. The oust ho added the courtesy of her officers. is fitted with this firm's a patent Isle. Yesterday they wore hosts, and no doubt all tien was duly made. But so far the cortificate! I have long studied the symptoms and Amirul Hamatin has arrived on l'uget Bound

'at home" will admit that motor steering wheel, which is a great improve who attended their of registration Bus not been issued. The history of the disease, and know all about from the Orient by way of Hourlola and. San

hax સુંદ Franeiroo, the present time five steamers

many respects on the old style. Being in their irving daty they sustained themselves Company has complied with the statutes laid It is ons which has been peculiar to the yeight of the stroke building, for additions to the line, specially built for the Japan and Chins trade, right royaly.

peoples, I am certain that it has been brought "At the approaching meeting of shareholders, for limited companies.

LATEST STEAMER MOVEMENTS. down by the Bureau of Commerce at Peking her hy Chisese. The germ of spotted fever The new steamers, which are being built on the nothing that corduces to the pleasure and

there is fog ind murkiness. On the Yangtre will be placed in commission early next year. for promenaders, inviting lounges neath the loft Singapore for this port yesterday morning. will not live in clear air bat is deadly where Loire, are each of 1000 tonu not, ad the first comfort of travelling in the East has been ear, overlooked. There are long sweeping des the Directors will recommend a dividend for the

A meeting of the shareholders will be held on

The str, Indrans, from New York via Snez past half year at 13 per cent per annum, free of the 2nd prox. to decide whether the Company Liver I have known it to travel Rifty miles in from Francs 10 Fuget Sound via the Orient electric fun in the prefly litle single room ge

at a monthly service

Income Tax, that £25,000 be written off Bank will reject or admit the Hongkong shareholders, sutum.

in the ladies' room,

The C.P.B. str. HMS. Athenian lof: Van- and homeward via South America. The Premises Account, that £100,000 be placed to As the meeting hall in the Company's Head

Amiral Excelmane uw en route from Japan gore port holes which provide the seedfat conver B.C. for Hongkong, (ria usual poris of

fresh air while eteaming in the tropies. There Call) at pm, on Wednesday March 27th, he course follows: Dank. Resorve, (which will then stand at £1,075,000), Office is too small for an important meeting of

to Puget Sound.

The M.M. Co's str. Ville de la Citat, with irk to Port Sail, Singapore, Hongkong, shang and in each a wardrobe is provided for every the next French Mail, was to leave Saigon on are single, doable and treble berth cabins, that £98,500 be carried forward as undivided this kind a large shed har boon erected at Wong

a Taka Bar (the port of 71'ientsin and profit and that a Bonas of 10 per cent be paid Sha for the accommodation of three to four

Peking), Moji, Kobe, Yokohams, Honolulu, San passenger. The saloon and accommodation is at 4 am today for this port.

The NYK. str. Riojan Maru (Eombay amidehips and fifty-two passengers can be com. Francisco, Seattle, Tacoma and thence to fortably taken care of. Abaft of this is the Line) left singapore for this port on the 27th

March, and is expected here on the 3rd April,

Hig Lordship-And he's run away, I suppose, Well, you'd better pay. Judgment and costs for plaintif.

CHARTERED BANK DIVIDEND.

The local office of the Chartered Bank of Tadio, Australia and China yesterday received

the following telegram from their lead

Ofies--

to the staff of the Bank."

16. Is the Company registered and what are its statutes?

thousand people.

It is not found so much on the seaboard, where the air is clearer and purer, but inland, where foga frequently arise, it is very prevalent.

"They call it the shiver in China, and in the province of Huren I have known 15,000 remedy which is used in China, and which is people die in one year from it. I kuow a absolutely sure to prevent fatal results if applied in the incipient stages of the disease."

BOUND THE WORLD FRZIGHTERÁ,

in or ment

smoke or

To