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INTIMATION,

THE HONGKONG DAILY "RESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 20т¤, 1907.

enry declares without any qualification or doubt whatever that the Frehoda incilent was grasped ni by thỏ Japanese us an "Whilst Sir MORTIMER opportunity. DCHAND was conducting in Paris the negotiations which torminated in perce, the

As a result of the failure of the basking firm of Arbuthnot and Co., in connection with which Sir George Arbathnot, the senior part- ner, has been arrested, the London Misdonary Bocinty has lost £14,000, and the board is appealing for help to make ap the deliciency.

The Hon. Treasurer of the Alios M-6,

A. S. WATSON & CO., Japan vermut," it roundly state, and Amiated Hospitals Leknowledge, with

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CHEMISTS BY APPOINTMENT

HIS EXCELLENCY THE

GOVERNOR.

DEPOT FOR

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THE FINEST FRODUCTS OF BURROUGHS WELLCOME

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"TABLOID BRAND PRODUCTS.

· SOLOID `· BRAND PRODUCTS. KEPLER MALT EXTRACT. KEPLER SOLUTION OF COD LIVER

OIL IN MALT EXTRACT. BEEFND IRON WINE (B.W. & Co.

DARTRING LANOLINE PREPARA

TIONS.

Every staff thanks, the following donations to the funds of

the Hospitals:-

"was preparing for war. officer was summoned to Tokyo in the expectation that at any moment orders would be issued for the mobilization of troops which were to he employed in a descent upon French possessions in the Par

East in the event of war between France and Britain." This is wonderful, and does not enhance our appreciation of the way history is made. Som papere outside Japan at that time may have suggested, and perhapa did, that Japan could and might do sound such thing; but so far as our recol. lection goes, there was absolutely no funda- fion discorsible in the Teland Empiro for any such statements. The JapaneseImteiligen office may have known "to a buje" bow mich Frauro's alle Rueda, wo uld be worth in a Far Eastern strits, but we are not prepared to admit that "every' raleslation (was made for the success of the under

taking." simply because we do not hekova Chat such an undertaking wase ontemplate. It is easy for a armchair strategist to point out that if a descent up-m "Tongking rould be made simultaneously with an out- break on a large scale of the Black Plag Societies on the border provings whilst Francs was (sie) hampered by a war with

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Among the many pleasing incidents relatius TELEGRAMS.EVENING CONTINUATION CLASSES. to the Spanish heir, a contemporary notes that "King Alfous walked once round the room with the bibs." And the married men of all uations, anxious for their nightly slumbers, will regard this kingly precedant. as placing a highly dangorms wapou into the hands of their women.folk.

DAILY PRESS "

ANARCHY IN FRANCE.

LONDON, June 19th. Martial law has been proclaimed in L'Echo de Chine, columenting the the South of France. depreciation of silver cites the case of the

The peasants

un

Hongkong Star Ferry Company which though are armed and disailoction exists not a big enterprise had last last year 39,866 among the troops.

rough the depreciated coinage. This journal'

Arrangements for the organisation of the advises the people of Hongkong to follow the

years

Japan Society of New York have been com.example of the Phillipines Though the plated Viscount Aoki is lionorary president Amarigung only bees there xix and Dr. Fiuly, president of the College of the they have settled the money question. Laring City of Now York, is president. A number of denuded that the Gavram at should establish prominent Ainericans and Japanese oro mambers fized value for the silverenérangy. [a these of the committee. Tus frat anf of the sonisty islands there is no monetary dnctuation, maú will be to invite Priacs Fushimi to visit the this dixity given security to all negotiations, United States on bis way bo k in Japan.

A Bavarian named George Drusell, an apostle of the simplo fife, arrived recently at Tinfin. The Man in a Siate of Nature," as be calls binussif, is travelling round the world and is living on the prasseds of the mle of his amplitet on the "Natural Sanitary System". Herr Drutschel wears only two garments, and has; su e marquence, found sansa difficulty in getting steamship and railway lines to carry him as a saloon passenger.

Bank has continue to iner-un steadily of Deposits in the Japanese Por! Ooo Savings late, and the total has now reached the highest figurs on record sings the introduction of the system in that country. The number of dequositus land i 7,366.25 ou May Wl, the total deposits amounting to ¥77,421,316, Capared with the corresponding date of last

year, the aumber of positors shows DL Britio, a considerable measure of anecess

inorenes of 1,389,456, and the total deposita an might be safely antic'pated for the expeli. incrensa of Y23,822,804. At present, the tion."

That bears all the stigmatd of interest is being computol, so that whoa this “HAZELINE" SNOW," &c., &e, &e. ascchair-strategy, but it is not high politicredit of densitors will, it is expected, exceed sum is added to the principal the sum to the

HAZELINE, HAZSLINE CREAM

TABLOID' MEDICINES CHEST, AND

POCKET MEDICINE CASES.

The Fine Peducta of MirrongHY WELL

18:4000,000,

Our polar friend the Rev. C. Bou would

[REUTER'S SERVICE.]

TROUBLE ON THE RAND

LONDON, June 17th. A number of serious outrage; on strikers have occuries on the Rand. The house of the Foromtu was dynamited and the Foreman killei, others were ambushed

A. Gorman paper publishes a somewhat re- marzabla artiolo by Dr. Mongs on Kiaochow. | und, shot by revolvere, or seized and Sjem- The writer urges flat Germany should abamlou | ladkihed.

ground that position, disinterest-alanss paya lu all her political rights in Shangtung on the

China, and that the best pall" is to have politient pail at all. You getos with a thing. man as soon as ho treats you.

Is rusten enon as in mees that we are politically disint-2- exted, and as soon so we give up the savorsiga ty of Kiao-chow, which brings us no manner of profit: 20 sooner and later." Dr. Mengs would like to see Kingchaw couvertal into a Chinese port with a Europan witlement like Shad- ghai; he would axtard the railway system; und

Interest in the evening continuation classes auitaovation introduced by Sir Matthew Nathan last year-was heightened yesterday when the first presentation el prizes and certificates woa by students attending those classes took place at Queen's College. The oremony was attended by a large number of stulate while Mr. E. Ralpha, the soretary, the Rev. T. W. Pearos, and members of the teaching staff, were present.

The Hou. Mr. A. W. Brawin, who prestad the prizes and certificates, adrassed the etudnuts, romarking that though the classes were discontinued now they would be resume ngain in October. The committee thought it was only polite to the sludents who by their ability and industry had guined prizes to just that afternoon and congratulate them upon their success, and whilst doing so to commr the founder of the evening classes. The students owed a debt of gratitude to H. E. Sir Matthew Nathau. Education was a subject in which he took the despost interest and they THE RED CROSS CONFERENCE. know that when His Excellency took an interest in a subject he was not coutant to stand by and JONDON, Jio 17th.

criticien bat took more than oar's sa share a The King and Quen will receive the the work. There was anothe· Fontleman whoss Jolegates of the Red Cross Confereacx, on į same they should also remember, Mr. W. H. Saturday, Birou Ozwn has delivered a Willinus, who ha·l drawn up the prsspoetas sud message to the Queen from the Empress of the syllabus. They were fortunato in having a Japan conveying the Empress's good wishes their disposal the services of a man with thes and apprecation of the Queen's humanita-quisite knowledge and experienes, and the a position to give a riad works, in which the Empress is follow-usoful education is variety of subject- That afternoon he would only refer to one and that was Baglish. He hoped that all ambitious thisane wouldnot nat with the knowledge of English they hat scquired at the schools but that they would attend those evening class for at least two years No doubt sums of thêm felt that they know abong rondy but he hoped they would take the advice of those who

ramination and heard the conversation between were older and knew better. He resubred when His Exellency after led to Eaglish the examiner and a certain student Sir Matthew Nathar turned to him (the speaker) and remarked that he did not ses why that student wished to cows there. But Mr. Wong Tak

he would-establish Garma schools so as toing in the Queen's fonts teps. The King uake Kiss cher the capital of intellectual and Queen sent their most, cordial greetings

tercume baiseen Germay and China- bix that in this way Germany would greatly

Hand thanks in turn.

elrengthen hor enmmerce and hor influenes in Chins; and los apgoals throughout to us con- siderations but those of coel, enlightened naifichness.

Revinwing the sceurs of the two weeks past, (famine time, I am filled with amazement that

A missionary writes in the Christian World:

these millions of starving people do not rise en masse and march to rub and plunder and riot.

CORRESPONDENCE.

DWINDLING DOCKS.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE "DAILY PRESS,"

raised a hornet's nest by his letter on the Sm, I fear that "Dock Shareholder" has abors subject in your esteemed papar of tho

comittee were now 10

& Co, ari prescribed by louring Physi- the Japanese press, like the bowspaperloggeration in the following excerpt froma uut and steal foul front a few houses where focil for if he does he would know that he is staling Kwong differed from His Excellen and he

cians all over the World.

end it is not history. There was undoubtedly seme dissatisfaction over the allegation of French breaches of neutrality during the Raisee-Japanese war, and we know that probably be the first to deprecate the note of Now and again a band of hungry oues will start

the Methodist Becorder. At present in con- is known to be, but why they do not attack the noction with one Mision in South China agities and, west of all, the Yamene, is u terrible strain is being imposal an those who unanswered query. They are too weak, perhaps, are standing in the breach. Mr. Done is at their instincts are in general, sil to orderliness, at Fatsbau, Messrs. R-binson and Hatchinson peeply all this, bat behind a'l lies the dondly Hongkong, Mr. Topo at Canteù, Dr. Anderson certainly, they are decidedly an easily governed up the North River, and Dr. Reos at Wachouartia of the whole nation which makes thom Foor Dr. Macdonald was shot, Meaars. Dewat die in the first rather than the last ditch and Guff are in England; Dr. Dausey Smith Paralism allied to fury makes a warrior race, in a pacific people it always means decay. There will be more uppe for China when her people learn to fight disaster, evou if they fight it by revolution.

of other nations, had hotheads who talked of reprisals, but the government of Japan is not swayed by this sort of counsel, and it is A. S. WATSON & CO.. | sheer invention to say that there was "again a strong feeling in favour of the invasion of LIMITED,

Tongking." Japan had too much euits hands, even if it had been tempted to favour such a policy ; and if, as is further alleged, France had at that time set about preparing

THEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS.

THE HONGKONG DISPENSARY.

ALEXANDRA BUILDINGS.

Hongkong, 13th June, 1907

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NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS. About consoraieutinar relatingle the news edane hundil ko addressed to Tux Evizek.

1 with tout argindens addres

bebitur, pot for publication last as evidence of award

padk

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Anderson and Mr. Scholes are only renovering from typhoid furor, with complications, and are going to Japan to rooruit. This takes up the English staff."

is also fuvulidad home, whilst Mr. H. E.

iramense re-inforcements of French forces in the Far East," her protestations of entrality would have gone for less than

Dr. E. Klein, F.R.S., has published a volume they did. The onralesanoss of the historian of "Studies on the Bacteriology and Etiology is evident in his reference to the new of Oriental Plagon," comprising as socount of Anglo-Japanese agreement, by which the the recoarch work on which he bas now been Allied Powers are not pledged to assist gaged for the past ten years. There is now cach other in the event of war." The pledge of bubonic plague, sad these studies are of this no question that the Bacillus pestis in the cause Hours Contents must forward their sad operates only in the event of "anprovoked at bacillas in its conveyance and action, and in its tack or aggressive action," and the war 10 morphological, cultural, and physiological cha. follow must be a defence of its territorial rectory. Whether it is the fons with which right or special intereats." If Japan declares rats are infected that play an important part in war on America, which is most unlikely, the spread of this deadly disease or but may be Great Britain would not be concerned auderea to doubt, in India the idea is taken seriously enough. The Imperist. Entomologist has the treaty, though it taight if the declaration recently brought out a loodut on fas and how egune from the other sile. Great Britain ia to destroy thein, and this is being scattered bound to interfere against any Russino broadcast, The device is simple. The doors

amation mixed with water in the proportion of one to lea. It may be washed off again almost as soon as applied, and not only animals but planta are relieved of insant life by its applion-

All letters for potest should be writers on uae site of the paper sandy.

Na jogom purusty sequot comparuarcations there bece abyvaly apprared in other papers will be insectel.

Yoders de cat ca eagles of Dany Press should be raf began latenustag of publication After that, kutty the sappig te hanteḥ. Only supplied for tanki,

Telegraphic Address: Pioess,

Codes 4.8.0. 50 KR. LABv.

1.4. Bo, 31. Tel:phony No. 12

DEATH

Dad at the Government Civil Hospitan RODOLPа SCHWEE Y The funeral will pass the Monumont to-day, the 29th inst at 6 pu087 HONGKONGOFFICE: 10A, DES VEUY ROAD CL LONDON OFFICE: 131, FLEAT STREET, B.C.

The Daily Press.

6th inst. It is quite cortain that your corre spondent cannot know the circumstances prevailing in the Shanghai docking business,

au untruth by making the sanertiou that thera is work and work in plenty ni this moment (and there will be more to keep the Shanghai Dock Company busy and enable it to return a reasonable dividend....

What is a reasonable dividend? 10 per cent.S or 8! or 6P

The Company cannot even pay per cont on the past year's working.

first week of July.

The proof will be fortbooming before the

And the cause? Teo bugo a capital inverted in a now obsoleta plant. The Reserve Fund of one million Taals which" Dook Shareholder "

suggests to be utilized for the purpose of writing down the assets would be much better employed in purchasing an up-to-date plant if the Fund is in liquid form. But any man in Shanghai is aware that not a cent of the

s Roserve Fand is represented by cash but by

Mr. Churchill, at question time, on May 15th made an sitsok on the Daily Mail which has seed some saomation. He was asked by Mr Labmann whether he could confirm or deny the aratement that at the Imperial Conforence an Bond to leave the room is fadiguation, com- insident occurred which cauend Sir Robert plaining that groen humiliation had been inflicted on him and the colony he represented.

And it is this very resson which prevents the The Lador-Secretary for the Colonies replied: Book Co., as at present constituted, to sver get "I cannot undertake, as a governi rale, to out of the moribund sista into which it has corrost mixtatements appearing in jourusin of

sunk. The capital of the Co. was, originally, this class and character; but, as I learn that la 2,200,000), and without the slightest addition this particular mport has bean cabled fally to

to its plant or property it was raised some years the melanies, it becomes necessary for me to say, by a siroke of the pen, to Tls 5,520,000.

hat it is from beginning to and a baselow and

The plant boing now obsolete the Company impudent fabrication, which bears not the cannot compete with modern machine shops

anything which took place at the Colonis! Conference." Again, at question time next day, Mr. Churchill described a further statement in the Daily Mail as "another misrepresentation

hop-d he would contions to attend those classe for another year. Before distributing the prizes he would like to express his thanks to the members of the teaching at for their kindness during the past eight months. His connection with the work was unly temporary but he wan glad to have had the opportunity of working with them. For the inferinition of the public he would mention that 76 stadsots had passed with credit, 30 students passed, and 13 received certificates for regular attendance. In all subjects the majority of the students showed very good attainments.

The Hon.. R gistrar-General then presented prizes to the following:

German, M. Gomez; Physics, Wong Tak- wong and Tam Wing-kwong: B sok Keeping (El), Elias Abraham Book Keeping (Adv.). M. 9. Capur, Machine

Drawing, Woo, Lambort; Chemistry, WOLK Tak-wong: English (Senior), Wong Tak-kwong: English (Junior), M..Juman scd Ho In; Fretich (E). Ho Wing: French (Ads.), N. C. Galluzzi Shorthand (Elej Alice L. Lesbirel; Shorthai (Adv.), S. A. B. Bur; Building Construction, Tse Ching-forg, and T. E. Wright, Mathe- (Adr.), Chan 8-yui, Mechanics, Chan Sa-yui matics (Ele.), Un Kwok-yan; Mathematics

Kunigi Yocose. special attendanes prizas, Chau Chui-un ani

On the motion of the Rev. Dr. Pearce a vote

campaign of revenge, as was probable and walls are thoroughly washed with ornde oil sigh test resemblance in substance or form lo which will finish work in half the time sad of thunka was passed to the Hon. Mr. Brwin

chiefly intended; but at the time of the renewed Alliance, there was no queation of the amicable relations of Japan and France, or of Japan and America, and it is nothing then. It attacks the respiratory system of the more thao journalistic imagination to ❘ baleful parasites, suggest otherwise. Recognising the pre vailing mistrust an? cvil thinking of pseudo Christian Powers, the Japanese statesmen have thought it well in the interests of peace to take pains to prove the good faith of their Government, and that is all there really is Fehind the much-talked-of retrate.

from the same mint."

POLICE COURT.

Wednesday, 19th June.

BEFORE MR. F. A. HAZELAND ¡FIRST POLICE MAOISTEATER

GETTING UP 83AM.

sanonnsement with regard to the mail service The P. and O. report makes an importan

The company has been carrying on an interime mail control for a period of three years, which will expire on January 31 next. The Post OFce having ad vertised for touders in establish new mail services with India, China, Taiwan was charged with cutting and wound. The donkey anginsman on board the 8.8. and Australia, the directors submitted in Au- ing seaman gast last & comprehensive tender for the work appears that a dispute arcs over the matter on board the same ship. It in question. which may he said to have been of raising steams. for nearly two-thirds of a century in the get up geam and words led to blows. The The complainant forgot to company's hands. Owing to various oxuset, not in any way originating with the company,

defonds it alleged that he was attacked by the

ant matter was only arrived at a few days ago, the final decison with regard to this import but the directors are new enabled to announ that their tonder, as put forward, for these services, has been accepted.

the smoant of the present subsidy. This tracts embrace on acceleration of speed, and, at the same time, a considerable abatem aut in

aow contract will run for a period of years from February 1st, 1908,-

The future oOD.

other men with an iron bar and that he picked ant was not able to leave the hospital, the case up a knife in self-defence.

As the complain.

was remanded.

THEFT FROM A STEAMER.

HONGKONG, JUNE 20TH, 1907.

If the American Government were in 'He would an be could" is apparently the position of real authority over all its com-. ignoble view taken by nation of nation, in ponent states, which it seems it is not, we respect to possible aggression and land-should soon ser a similar agreement between grabbing. Japan has had to go to great it and Japan. The Times has suggested that lengths to assure other natious of its pacific America's "traditional polioy" is against and honest intentions, since those other such agreciments, but the real obstacle set ms nations awoke to the fact that Japan is to be, as we pointed out some time ago, that able to be discusst if it likes. The America is vet ret in a

position to keep Franco-Japanese agreement is taken mainly them. as a guarantee bat Japan does not covet terrible example of a misfit ideal, still lets The great Republic, the world's fudo-China, uor contemplate conquest the tail wag the dog, such as China does. there: sud if there could only be a similar guarantee that Japan has no designs on the The 94th plague case notifid yesterday was Philippines, we suspect that we skull hear so arrival, from Canton.

A fish hawker as charged with harbouring much less of American anti-Japanese pre-1

has published two vernacular notices to his Sikh a married woman, pained Kan Chun Tai, on the The German Imperial authorities bave de-religionists, expressing great regret at the 18th inst, and was remanded. judice. Even when Japare was struggling sided to strengthen the defences of Kinochan, mischievous writings of certain newspapers with Russia, and the Freneb authorities of and an artillery depôt and also a mining, dephiaud the riots in certain cities, He regard's the Judo-China were just a little too hospitable have been formed there, as from April 1, 1907, disturbances with completa hatred, anit exhorts

his fo`lowers to take no part in them, adding *Not only must you yourselves avoid al.

to Admiral RozanISTVENSKY and bis ill. for service in the Prolectorate. fated Armada, the Japanese found occasion

Moners, E. S. Kadoorie & Co. ars in receipt

Bevan

The head of the Golden Temple of Amritsar

Four coolies were charged being in possession

they stole the oil from a steamer in the harbour. arrested on board a sampan, and it is believed of four cases of oil valued at 392. They were

Remanded

HARBOURING A MARRIED WOMAN.

IN POSSESSION OF DANGEROUS WEAPON.

Sentence of 14 days' hard labour and air

hours' stocks was passed on a coolie charged

He had been found in the early morning in.a with being in posession of a dangerous weapon.

stairway at 48, Bridges Strost, with a hammer,

at lass cost than the Slangbai Dock is obliged to charge.

and the preceedings terminated. Presumably "Shipbuiller" was actuated by the same motises as myself when he wrote his THE LATE BIR GEORGE RANDOLPB. latter of sening to the China Gavella' to warn people against listening to auch Watements as made by your correspondent Dook Saare- holder."

Statements of that nature have been made a hundred times during the last five years but not one of them have been borne ont by facts, and the unfortunate people who have listened to them have had to suffer accordingly.—I um, &c.

ANOTHER SHAREHOLDER. Shanghai, 13th June

SANITARY CONDITION OF MACAO.

Admiral Bir George Grauville Randolph, K. B., died last month at his residence, 79 Brunswick-place, Hove, Brighton, aged 80. He was a son of the Rs7. Thomas Kandolph, of Hadham, Harta, Prebendary of St. Paul's sad. Queen's chaplain, and a grandson of Dr. John Royal Navy in 1830 us a first-class Volunteer, Bandolph, Bishop of London. Entering the he was promoted to lieutenant in 1838, and in that

t capacity, while serving in the Deelatus, commanded the barge of that. vessel at the destruction of Malloodve, a piratical strongholt

રમ in Borneo, August 19th, 1815. A forec 340 bluejackets and 200 Marines, under the com- [TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY PRESS. "T mand of Captain Charles Talbot, of the Vestal

WAR Was employed in this operation, and the loss ou communication from the Secretary General of ton morially, wounded. He was promoted to SI-I am to-day in receipt of an official the British side was six killed and 15, including

forming nie that the Sanitary condition of with Rassia at the attack on Fort Con- the Macao Covernment, Dr. Alfredo Lello, in. commander in the same year,

and

in the Rodney

present during the War that Colony is acw excellent; only a few cases utantine, Sevastopol, and other operations in the of Bubonic Plague are recorded occasionally and Black Ses in 1854 For these services ho these are considered "Sporadic." You will Turkish medal, the Medjidish of the 4th class, received the Crimeas medat with clasp, the

your newspaper. Yours faithfully, oblige me by announcing this information in and was made a Knight of the Legion of Hen our, as well as being promoted to captain. From 1867 10

10 1872 be served on

on the Cupe of Good Station, and was then advanced to a rank, commanding a detached squadron as Rear- Adinizal from 1873 to 1973. In 1877 he was wede a Vice-Admiral, and, retiring from active The jurors who were discharged co. Today in 1897, on the commemoration of Queen service in 1881, became au Admirat three years la'er. HA had received the C.B. in Jane, 1869, morning are required to attend at the Supreme Victoria's Diamond Jubiler, was made a K.C.B. Court House on Friday the 21st instant at

Sir George Randolph was Tastitut

A. G. ROMANO, Carsal-Geteral for Portugal.

GENTLEMEN OF THE JURY.

11.30.

to publish assurances that they did not and afteingraphic advices from Singapore inforia political gatherings, but, also, your children, He explained that he had left the hammer there at 6.30 p.m. on Monday the 17th June.

ing them that the crushing of the Raub remembering tho good deeds of the Govern the previous afternoon and returned in the and is dus here to morrow morning.

i

never bad had the least wish to covet or

Australian Gold Mining Co., for the past period. sapture the Asiatic possessions of France. vielded S1 oz. smelted gold from 4,475 tone They were not believed, for such suspicions stova. are more easily propagated than exter- minatod. Now they have given the best of the agreements with Grest A ritain and Japan The Slovo announces the imminent conclusion possible proof of sincerity, it is somewhat which are expected to he signed simultaneously odd to find a respectable contemporary within two or three weeks. The Russ warmly gravely recording as history the nightmares endures the participation of Russia in the of political pessimista. The Shanghai Mer Anglo-Franco-Japaness ententes,

ment. To loyal and faithful, and value the peaceful overnment under which the tiger and the goat drink at the same spring." The officia Sikh manifesto, dated from the Golden Templa compared with a previous rules has brought at Amritsar, declares that British role na

peace, wealth, knowledge, and religions liberty, sad adjures all

Bikhe participating in or countenancing. any politics to abstain from

movement embarrassing to the Govekament.

morning to get it. He was au uzabrella-maker, and had been 18 years in the colony.

BURE MR G. N. OME (SEOND POLICI MAGISTRATE).

ABSENTING BOATMEN.

Four boatmen in the empley of A. S. Watson

They were each fined $5 or seven days' imprison and Cc. were charged with absenting themselves from dnty yesterday morning without leave.

ment.

LATEST STEAMER MOVEMENTS. The C.P.R. str. Monteagle arrived Vancouver The FM. str. Mengolia sailed from Shanghai The E. & A. etr. Empire from Sydney, &c. left Port Darwin on 17th June for Timor, Manila and this part.

The

Hope

Aud

member at Royal United Service and a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society: he bad sko written on professional subjects. and published a work on naval tactics. In 1851 he married Eleanor Harriet, a daughter of the Rev. Josaph Arkwright, of Mark-ball, Esser. Lady Randolph died in April of the present

year.

Self-possession implies the capacity for Apcar str. Gregory Apcar from Calcutta self-restraint, self-compulsion, and self-dircolion; loft Singapore on 18th June afternoon and may and he who has these, if he live long enough, be expected here on or abent the 23rd June p..os have any other possession that he wants,"

Tas

P. & A. str. Nicomedia sailed from Moji Half the people in the world, perhaps, never

Yokohama to-day and is due to arrive at this talks if they don't. on the 18th June and is due here on Monday do their duty, nor dream of doing it, po, a the 24th Juna st daylight.

of the other half perform thairs because it is The T.K.K. str. Nippon Maru sails from what the world expects of them, and folk will

port via Manila on the 1st July.