aussmanlike navigation on the part of the "Aragonia?" His norwer is “There appea-s to have been at one time some risk of collision, but I do not consider th's was dan to anscamanlike handling of the "Aragonia" The vessel WAN very light with a great
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26rn, 1907.
HONGKONG SANITARY BOARD.
A mooting of the Sanitary Board was held on Jane 25th at the Board Boom. The Hon. there were also presont Hon. Mr. W. Chathaus Dr. J. M. Atkinssa (President) presided, and
"TANSAN"
3
The PRESIDENT-~It would include them all. | Board, obtain the advise of the law officers of The VICE-PRESIDENT seconded the motion, the Crowa for guidance. which was carried,
Mr. A. SELTON-HOOPER minuted--Will
Beware of Bogus Imitations mit consisting of Mr. Hooper, the guide for us, any rale, if any, in the Standard water hardens the arteries; Soft Water helps to keep thom elastic and pulse-responsive The ParsivENT moved the appointment of a you please obtain and annex to these papers i
The only genuine TANSAN bears the name of J. CLIFFORD-WILKINSON on the labe Director of Publie Works and the Presting Orders of the Legislativo Connell gevern.
exposure of side, In a rough sea with a strong (Vice-President), Dr. F. Clark (dedicadent, to report to the Board oonoorning ing the question of voting in cases where a TANSAN is the Boftest of all Drinking Waters,
wind it would be difficult to bring the "Ars gouin" within hailing distance of the "Hapah" without incurring a certain amount of risk. I am.confirmed in my opinion that tha" Aragoals"
Officer of Health), Dr. H. McFarlane (Assistant Medical Offloor of Health), Major T. P. Jones, R.A.M.C., Hor, Mr. E. A Hewett, Mr. H. Humphreys, Mr. A.
member may have a pocanisry interest?
Hon. Mr. E. A. HRWEIT-I understand
TANSAN is entirely free from the obnoxious taste peculiar to salted or other fabricated
WATEES.
was handled in a seamanlike manner by the frat / Shelton-Hooper, Mr. Lau Cha-pat, and bo of great assistance to us. I would wak that that the procedare in the Executive Council is TANSAN mixed with Milk, Wines, Spirits, etc., neither impairs nor in any way saltors, exeept
Mr. G. A. Woodoook (secretary).
1.
QUESTIONS.
limewashing and periodical cleansing bye-laws,
Mr. HOOPE-I should like to see one of the Chinese members on the Committee as he would
Mr. Lau Con-pak's namo be added.
The PRESIDENT agreed to the inclusion of Mr. Lau Chu-pak'a name in his motion, which seconded by the VICE PRESIDENT, and car. riod.
that within four and a half hours of first night- ing the "Eupeh "the "Aragonia” had taken
Mr. HOOPER, pursuant to notice, asked: that vessel in tow and continned on hor vejage. The answers of the Assessor are such as I should, to take in the matter of the Cemeteries Bye. What action does the President propose as were landsman, have expected. I am quite laws having regard to the statement of the
TER INSANITARY BLOCK AT MONGKOETJUI. smra that the captain of the “Hapah" thinks Government contained in the paper No. 25/1907
A reply was read from the Governmous! he could have manoeuvred the "Aragonia" far laid before the Legislative Council on 13th relative to the provision of open spaces for better than Captain_Erast; most people, wea instant by His Excellency the Offer Adminishes Nos. 181 to 281 Station Street North, captains not being excepted, who are notering the Government, to the effect that "the Mongkoktaal. The letter stated that the engaged in the actual work going forward, Govern maut awaits the Board's recommendation Government were not prepared to entertais are oritically icelined, and from their posi for axendment of ench Bye-laws." tion of vantage as observers detect faults in the performance of it by ethors. I am alified that the law does no require the ser- vice of the calving vessel to be done in the most samanlike way possiblo, but only that: what she does should be done in seamslike manner; and that any ries she actually runs in
Lheas circumstances is a risk properly to be taken into account in estimating the salvage sward. The Assessor's newers canolado this question in favour of the "Aragonia" and I
ontirely concur with them. The salvage award should be based on these arers. The
2. Whether it is a fact that notices are always served in the onse of nuimaces before prosecution, as stated by the Officer Admin intering the Gvernment in the paper No 25/1907 in question No. 1!
the Board's recommendation that no action be
as
for a member to withdraw before the discussion on a subject in which he is pecuniarily interested.
The PRENOSsr - I understand there is mo rule, but the English practice is followed. I will make enquiries. It is so stated in the Executive Council
The PRESIDENT-I understand there is no culs dealing with this matter in the Legislative Council where the English pruotice is followed. I think it is evident that in pablo bodies some such role is necessary. I propose that
the matter be referred to the Law Officer of the Crown to incorporate it in the standing
able to have a written rale?
Hoa. Mr. HEWETT-Do you think it is advis.
The PRESIDENT-Yes,
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THE OBNOXIONG BEOT ON AGAIN. Correspondence was submitted relative to section 175 of the Public Health, and Baildings Ordinance, 1998, in respect of Nos. 377 and 379 ROBINSON PIANO Queen's Road West, Messrs. Leigh and
these houses had an open space in the rear ex• Orange, architects, wrote stating that each of
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needing 50 square feet in aros, and that the right of way in the rear could not be built upon. They therefore submitted that the owner, bad
Ordinance 1 of 1903.
do in the Legislative Council without a writ-provided the necessary space required by TALKING
Hoe. Mr. HEWITT-And not work as they ten rule?
The PEESIDENT -Yo, ·
taken to enforce the provisions of section 175 ending the consideration of the report of Commission, for the reason that the upper the Public Health and Building Ordinance orders. floors of the houses in question were so ill- lighted and l-ventilated by reason of the 3. What action does the President proposa to take with regard to the statement by the absence of any windows in the rear walls of omler Ailministering the Government in the upper rooms as to make them ineanitary who paper No. 25/1907 referred to in question occupied, as the majority of, houses were the No. 1, that the Government is prepared to family dwellings with the concomitant arrange-
The LAND OFFICER minuted that the lane at consider recommendations of the Sanitary 20 were occupied and these contained 51 illegal Board for amendment of Bye-laws relating to cubicles. If the suggestion contained in the
the rear of these houses was a private one and whitewasking and poriodical slènusings ?
might be built upon subject to the approval of Colonial Senratary's letter of May 9th was ing he said-I propose an amendment.
Mr. HOOPER exalsimed-“ (b," Then ris the Building Authority, which would probably adopted, a great improvement in the lighting a written rub is not required in the Legislot no doubt showed su open lane and were If not be gmated as the plans for lotting cut the 1. I am prepared to more the appointment of which would justify the allowance of a larger of memers not to act in an improper manner, have been approved without the lane being szal ventilation of the floors would be effected, lative Council where they raly upon the hocour approved subject to that is, they would not committes to report to the Board,, the comnumber of oubicles than it is at present possible think it might be left in the same way in the mittes to consist of the Captain Suparinteadout of Police, Mr. Fang Ws Char, and the Medical Beard would reconsider the matter by the light honour of members se in the House of Com to permit. The Government requested that the Sanitary Board. There they rely upon the Offlour of Health.
a
ANSWERS.
The PRESIDENT replied:
2. As far as I am awore, the provisions of sections 20 and 32 of the Ordinance are always adhered to in case of notices served for quianacos, 3. 1 am prepared to move the appointment of committee to the Board, the committee to oensist of Mr. Hooper, the Vice-President and
myself.
2.
is of opinion that no extra risk was incurred by taking the coursa inxidə Cebson, the danger, if any, being limited to the twly minutes when the vessels were in proximity to that island. I do not sas my way to reduce the water queation into figures, though undoubtedly the "Aragonia" was short of water and might aaro ran cherter still: but Amoy was always open us a harbone wher water could be get. The Assessor is of opinion that the towage was performed in a successful and seamoulike manner, that no towags in the Chica des during monsoon, with following wind and sas, is unattended with risk, and that it was net such plain sailing as the captain of the "Hupeh" endeavours to make out; and Mr. HOOPER-Sir, I cannot admit the farther that in the circumstances of this ouse Boburacy of the answer you have given to No. the difficulties of towage and ateerage of the I believe the only way we can discuss by disabled vessel were considerably increased by quation is for a member to move the adjourn. the fact that there was a strong following windment of the Board. That is the proceduro laid and son. What happened in connsetion "with the brosking of the hawser and tho alleged sudden alteration of the conso seems to me to by immaterial to the question before the Court. Now, with regard to the calvage award, One point in clear, that in the opinion of the owners of the." Hapeh" the £750 paid into Cmart le sufficiant, apart from tho
special items of expense incurred as based on the captain's views, which considerably underestimate the risk ran. It follows that the amount is insufficient.
Mr. HOOPER-The Commission's recommen The Assessor and myself considering the matter entirely independently, have some to the canola-dation on that point is in clause 2. We sho sion that the proper sum for award is £1,500, apart from the apesial items of expenses. should say that I have paid due regard to the
F
amount awarded in the cany of the "Braman "
before arriving at this figure. Tha opinin to roosive £250 and the orem £303: the chief] offer and other desk offlours to rank with tho chief engineer and his staff socording to their respective grades. The items of expenses agreed to are as follows:-Cosi, $00); taiagrams etc, 5575; overtime $90. The demurrage item in som- plicated by the intervention of Bunday and the notice of sailing given to the Post Ooo In the direunstances I do not feel justified in allowing more than one day's demurrage, Le., $600. In all the orponses Amount to €2,200. Judgmont will therefore be for the plaintiffs for this amount with coats.
ALLEGED LARCENY AT THE COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL.
At the Police Court peterday afternoon, before Mr. G. N. Orme, the case was pro- ceeded with in which Mr. Lonis Comar, pro- prietor of the Cosmopolitan Hotel, prosented an amsh for the larceny of about $600.
Mr. P. W. Goldring (of Mosers. Goldring and Barlow) prosocated, and Mr. Otto Kong Sing appeared for the defaudant.
ment of onbioles. Of the 22 houses in the blook
of the above faste.
Hon. Mr. Hewgr-I second that. The motion was being put whon
opened.
minute of the Land Ofloor I think the applica-
Mr. SHELTON-HOOPER-After reading the
tion should certainly be granted.
Mr. HUMPHREYS-Under what motion could the Building Authority withhold permission to build on private property
be granted.
Mr. Liu CHU Pax-This application should
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NEW STOCK JUST ARRIVED.
LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT
owner should be withdraws on the e ondition
Members agreed that the notice served on the MUSIC: that the lane at the rear be preserved as an spen space.
MORTALITY STATISTICA.
mons. There are no written rules there Mr. HUMPARATe-This applion tien has and I don't see why they should impute already been before the Board of three possibility of improper conduct to members different occasions, each time the Board wore of this Board. If such rates as introduced I of opinion that the exemption should be on foreso great difficulty. I believe we are granted, and it seems to me if the Board to be honoured in the future with the estimates go back on what they have decided on three and a member of the department who draws separate occasions, they are stutifying them a salary or even any portion of a salary from selves. If we as a Board are to do anything the Sanitary Department will be able to vote that the Colonial Secretary tells us to do, upon them I cannot conceive a question in then * are practically
pappets and which I may be pecuniarily interested, bat I for one jum
not propared to acnept if any application were to be made in respect that position. It is true the Colonial Seore of the houses belonging to the Laud Invest tary may have ancient influence with thement Company, I am hero to make expls. Mr. Hoore-f more the adjournment of Governor-in-Council to grant rofuse nations relating there to, which I think would exemptions but on the other hand he cannot be to the advantage of the Board, because The SECRETARY-You more the suspension of compel this Board to taka action in the Standing Orders.
ibey would have all the facts before them. matter that it is not prepared to take. If
The VIC-PRESIDENT said he thought Mr. you don't make any proposal, Sir, I shall more Hocper was under soms misapprehension with that the Board take on action in the matter respect to members reiving part of thoir and if you make any proposal I am prepared to emoluments from the Sanitary Department.
At the instance of Detective-Sergeant move an amendment.
Mr. HOOPER--Probably, we shall have an Terrott a native named Un Chun-nam wat enlargement of the Beard and I van conceive arraigned before Mr. F. A. Hareland at the Mr. HUMPHREYS--Then I more we take noen, occasion whez, in discussing the estimates Pelics Court yesterday on the charge of anlaw- action.
down.
The PRESIDENT-That is all right.
the Board.
Mr. HOOPER-Well, I will put it that way, I will move the enepension of the Standing
Orders,
The PRESIDENT-I second that.
recommended that in no case shall a prossoutier
be allowed unless notice to shate a nuisance ba
served on the owner or cooupier, in order that he may have an opportunity of doing the work required or appealing to the Board H.E. the Offloor Administering the Government says: "Suoh noticos are always served in the case of a nuisance." That is why I asked whether it was a fact or not. You, Sir, have just stated that it is u foot.
The PRESIDENT-As far as I am aware. Mr. HOOPER-As far as you are aware, cr the Ofoer Administering the Government.? The PRESIDENT -As far as I am aware Mr. HooFER-The question is whether the Offfoor Administering the Govern mant
He made a reply that they wore always sorted. I thought you would have asked him,
L
The PRESIDENT - The question, I take, it, is
addressed to me as President.
Mr. Hoop-It is addressed to you. The PRESIDENT And I slate, as far as I am aware.
The VICE-PRESIDEST-No.
or
*
It is
it might be necessary to move a reduction of The PRESIDENT-I would draw attention to salary affecting one of the members. the fact that the Government in one letter
rather remote perhaps, bat such's thing might stated that they were prepared to nocapt the half occur. In the circumstances, as no standing baloony half kitchen arrangement.
ørders are required in the Legislative Council, Mr. HUMPHERTS-The owners are not preparand I move that the latter lie on the table
I don't see why they should be required Lore, ed to accept the modification,
Mr. HONPKREIS aid he would alter his resolution and move that those houses be exempted under the new Ordinance.
Hon, Mr. HEWETT seconded,
Mr, HUMPHREYS secouded.
WAY
May 25th showed that at a death rate of 1,000 The mortality statistics for the week ended
per annum the percentage for the week ending May 18th was 19.6, and for the following week 20.5 against 34.1 for the corresponding week last year.
DEALING IN SUBSIDIARY COINS.
fully and wickedly conspiring and agreeing with Un Bia-mai and others to cheat and defrand Chan Wan-sko of $700.
It is alleged that the defendant approached the complainant and asked him if he wished to) bay subsidiary twenty-cent pieces cheaply, as he know where $1,000 north could be purslised for Hon Mr. HE WETT referred to the moditica-
8800. The complainant was delighted to be let tion given by the new Ordinance, and alluded
Hon. Mr. Hawser remarked that as he had
into snob a secret, and promptly accompanied to the minutes of the Board on the subject seconded the original proposal, he would like to the defendant to his friend's shop. The latter showing that the Board had recommended that remind Me. Hooper that in pointing to the posed as a broker and was willing to deal the matter stand over pending the report of the mother of parliamente ho had been unfortunate in large stonuts of subsidiary coin, but was Commission. The Commission had pow made in his selection, as the cowritten rules there were not ere that he could go to the trouble of pur. ite report, and as a result the Governor-in. rules which were never broken. He agreed that ohasing 8700 worth, This announcement Council had suggested that the Board should rules should be laid down here, and did no damped the hopes of honest Chan, and the have power to grant total exemption as well as regard that as putting any slight upon any breker, seeing his dejected look, said he thaught modification. Under these circumstances hamamber, official or maofficial. t
he could strange matters if the complainant per misible for a member to speak, bat not to
would agree to enter into a purobase, with s bagged to second Mr. Humphroys' motion.
vote on say question in which he was peomniarity frisad of his. This man would pot up $1,200. interested,
Similarly, he thought that Mr. Chan could supplement the amount with his Hooper was unfortunate in his simit o when he 8700, and advance a promimory a nts for $500| spoke about the estimates, as if that rule were mora. This settled the difficulty. Chan ot The motion was carried by four votes to applied in the House of Commons when the ones agreed to the arrangement, and banded three.
estimates were under discussion, there would bis $700 to the broker, who told him to return scarcely be a singla member who could take in the afternoon and he would get the smonut part, because most of the members were luterested as ratopsyors and taxpayers, and good many younger sons who were waiting for their fathers in the Upper House to pass away, were called upon to vote upon the ancesssion The man placed before his Worship and duties. In conclusion he said he saw no remanded in custody, is bo lie ved to be one of a objection to such a rule, which would not put a clever gang who have been perpetrating daring slight upou say member.
nod ingenious frauds for sometime. With the
the remainder will shortly follow. arrest of one, it is expected that the capture of
frand ascribed to these mon is the engagement Another
of compradores. They can always and gullible natives anxious to get appointments in European firme, but the first thing they demand is the de posit of security. This is banded over, and when the would-be compradore goes back to the self, later, he finds out that he has been advertising agent, or whatever he describeskim-
duped.
follows:-
STANDING ORDERS.
Hou. Me. HEWErr-It is a question of voting. It is not a question of speaking.
The PRESIDENTI think the Crown
due him in subsid iney to oins. When the complainant returned in the afternoon ha found an empty office. The broker and his friend, had gone.
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Hongkong, 29th Novomber, 1906,
AWFUL SUFFERING OF LITTLE BOY
Bad Sores Spread All Over His Head-- Grew Worse Under Doctor's Care -Cuticura Effects Perfect Cure, Bringing Relief with First Set. FATHER RECOMMENDS
CUTICURA TO EVERY ONE
137
"When my little boy was about four years old the is, now about dx and a hall years) a spot appeared on the sidà of his face just under the ear. After time it broke and spread further down. I took him to a doctor ne soon as it appeared. He was under his orders for about £lues or four months when he was much womo. Sering in a paper a Cuticura advertisement I went and got a complete set of the Cutiestra Remedier, the: Čutiques Dialment, Cuti- I cura Boap, and Cuticura Resolvent. took him away from the doctors and gave him these Cuticura Remedies. I used two large bottles of Hesolveat, five tablets of Cuticure Soup, and two or three line of Cuticura "Ointment. From the first bottle he began to mend and before he had finished the two he was wholly mended. About twelve months after he broke out again at the back of the neck and it spread all over the head. I had one large and two small bottles of Cuticura Resolvent, three tins of Cutiques Ointment, and four tablets of Cuticura Soap before I got it monded. I think it took mo about three months each time. It is now about eighteen months since he was ill, and it has not broken out again, so I think he is all right now, thanks to Cuticura. I always recommend Culicura wherever I can, and I will always have pleasure in answering any. inquiries. R. Searth, 25 Newport Rd., Middlesborough, York, June 24, 1906
ONE NIGHT TREATMENT
For Sore Hands and Fect with Cuticura.
Soak the hands or feet on retiring in a strong, hot, creamy lather of Cul- oure Soap. Dry and anoint freely with Cuticura Ointment, the great Skin Cure. Wear on the hands during the night old, loose gloves, and burdage the fest lightly in old soft cotton or laca.
Mr. HOOPER-Very well, Sir, would like to dissbase your mind, because I
A letter from the Government, relative to the know it is only an inadvertence on his part that would Standing Orders of the Board, was road, as cause His Excellency to strictly true. I am auro he did not know it. say anything not.
Colonial Secretary's Office, Mr. Hooper here read a summons against
June 12th, 1907. Mr. Goldring stated that the evidence in Chin Tai of 476 Queen's Road West. The this case was circumstantial, and was so strong soliciter who let me hare a
$18,-I am directed by the Offer Admin- copy of that istering the Government to stale for the infor- that the guit of the defendant would be
summons inform us that he had three other mation of the Sanitary Board that his attention brought kome very clearly. After the house
summonses for similar offonos at the same time, has been called to the absence of any rule in the rate wers passed he might be debarred from Mr. HUMPHREYS said that supposing this was closed for the night, the only person on
and in none of the cases was any notico served Standing Orders, governing the question of speaking on such a tople as he spoke on that the promises besides the family was flo
ou the owner of the building or works. defendant. The coolies and boys bad quarters are these four cases, and I am under the impros- pecuniary interest.
Here voting in cases where members way have a afternoon, broause he was practica Ly interested at the rear. As the boys were going to their sign that with a little trouble we could find a
la everything in the Colony, quarters on the night of the 15th instant they great many more.
In this connection I may be permitted to quote Having stated this, Twould not rulings made in the House of Commons found the door of the third floor leading like to say that a magistrate has power unde. as follows; A member may not vote, bat il to the roof open. One of the boys went below section 230, which states that notines shall be is not absolutely out of order for a member to Solicitor will be able to draft a rate which will and said there were probably thieves on the servel, to dismiss ench a sammens. premises. A search was at ones made, but it mission asked, not only that that should be interest is involved (July 25, 1859).” “A hon.
The Com- take part in a discussion where his pecuniary not offend any member, appeared that nothing bad been lost, MIG
altered, but that in every case where there is a member
On a vote being taken thres were for the Comar, who had the keys of the safe, tried it nulance the defendant should have an oppor-questions
voting inmendment and fear against the realation and found it was locked, therefore she did not inuity of applying to his Board or to the interest, though they may
pecuniary being afterwards sarried. open it at the time.
Before going to bed that Building Authority for protection or exemption when it is becoming for members or a mem be questions night, however, her husband anggested that she hatore he was prossented. In view of these ber to withdraw before the
She did, and found certain moneys missing amounting in all facts, Sir, I cannot quite understand the notion (March 18, 1864). "This inter eat must be a GENERAL relative to the number of infants
of H.E. the Ofoer Administering the Govern direct pecuniary interest and separately be received into the Fronch and Italian convents.
LATEST STEAMER MOVEMENTS. ment unless be was unaware of the facts, and Ionging to the person whose votes were quest.
It stated: I send herewith for the informa-ozcarred 9. China. In the Southern Philip-
The C.P.R. str. Turlar arrived Nagasaki at think if they were brought under his notice it ioned, and not in common with the rights of lion of members of the Sanitary Board a record pins pressure is slowly increasing
The depression, which is probably becoming 7 a.m, on Tuesday the 25th Jane, nud left agaju is possible he would modify his opinion.
His Majesty's subjects, or ON mattor of of the number of infants received at the French deeper, appears to be situated to the S.E. of at noen same day for Kobe where she is due The PECCIDENT-If you will hand me that State policy" (May's Law of Parliament, 9th and Italian Convents during the last 20 years. Formosa and to be moving slowly towards to arrive at 8 pin, to-day. paper I will inquire into the matter and find edition, page 1811).
in both nonvents the number roceived fell off N.W.
The C.P.B. str. Express of Tadia arrived out whether notices were verved or not.
I am, therefore, to suggest for the considera-very considerably after 189, but whilst
N.E. gales are expected to prevail in the Hobo at 6 p.m. on Monday the 24th June, and Mr. Hoorns-I will go farther. I think it tion of the Board that an additional rulo be made Italian Current the numbers have risen N. winds along the Northern shores of the for Shanghai where she is due to arrive at 11 the Formosa Channel, and fresh or strong N.E. and left at 11.30 p.m. same day vis Nagavski would be only fair and courteous to His to the effect indicated above, with the addition to what they were previous to 1894, at China Ses.,
should look into the safe.
to about $60. Incl ded in the missing valuables was a satchel containing a Dom. ber of roubles. The behaviour of the defendsut after
the robbery Wag very peculiar. It appeared that at aina o'olook that night she was undamaged in, any way. Later her hand was found to be cut, and when the missing entobel was found in a basket, that was smeared with blood, and likewise the sides of
in debarred from
in which he se A
CONTENT CHILDREN. division" A minate was receive I from the REGISTRAR-
WEATHER REPORT.
The Heugkong Observatory yesterday immed the following report:-
On the 25th st 120 p.m.-The barometer | has fallen considerably over Formoss and the Southern Loochoos and a further slight fall has
Hongkong rainfall for the 24 hours ending
the basket. Questioned es to how she cut her! Excellenoy en my part if I asked you to hand that when any member is so interested be should the French Convent the average samberat 10 am. to-day, 0.09 inches.
band, the umnh said she burst a lemonade bottle some three days before, but this was the first. time she and mentioned the matter. Evidence was called, and the case adjourned.
"The clourest demonstration of zeobr Jasy: oust⚫ pleasing pacing bistory can never Botion from the popular belief.
mention the fast and withdraw or abstain from received during the last four years is larger than voting settlement. The suggested rale would any number rossivod in also provide for the Chairman in all cases of previous to 1884, except the year 1893.
Convent yer year for the last 20 years in 1,415, doubt by the Board on the matter, after the The average number received into the French while the Italian Convent's average for the tame period is 546.
withdrawal of the member concerned, Should
him these papers.
The PRESIDENT moved that the Captain Superintendent of Police, Mr. Fang Wa-obus and the Medios! Officer of Health be appointed a committee to consider the question of the any point of law arise in connection with this Cemetery Byelaws, and to report to the Board,
matter, either now or hereafter the Colonial Mr. HOOPER-Would that include all seme- teries, or European or only Chinese cemeteries?! Secretary would, on being addressed by the
Laid on the table.
Complete Exterest and Internal Trestnen KE Every Tumeur of Infants, Children, and Adjüs eras mata of Cusieurs Soap to Cleman the Bin, Couleura Olotment to Heal the Ɛktu, and Cuticura Resolvent Fila (Chocolate Unated)_ to Farify the Blod. A Fingia set often Gyres. Sol throughout the word. Depota: Landos, 22, Uharterhouse Hq.; R. Towns & Co. Bydger: Lennon, Cape Towa, eta.; B. K. Paul, Calcutta: Polter Drug and Chem. Corp., Bale Proja,
Fort-des, Cuticurs Book on Skin Diemen,
54-3
a.m to-morrow.
The Boston Co.'s sir. Tremont wiled fro Yokohama for Péolfo Cosst on 21st Jone,
The N.Y.K. str. Riojun Maru (American the 25th | June, and is expected here on the 28th Juno,
The Japanese str. Kashima Mary left Kara- tzu on 25th Jane for this port, and is dus kere
The forecast for the 24 hours ending at moon Line) left Shanghai for this port any single your
to-dag is as follows:-
South coast of China between N. to Non Hongkong & Neighbourhood(") Formees Channel
N E. gale.
South coast of China betweenĮ
Hongkong and Lamooks 3 winds, strong.
-
or about the 30th June.
The J.-C.-J. Lija str. Tjiliwang left Moji Hongkong and Kainan } Same as No. 1. via Keelung und Amoy for this port on the 24th
June, and may be expected kere on or about the
(*) N.E. to N. windo, fresh; squally, showery 6th July,
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