1908-05-22 — Page 2

Page

INTIMATION

LIMITED

ESTABLISHED AD.

CHEMISTS

BY APPOINTMENT TO HIS EXOELLENOT THE GOVERNOR & HOUSEHOLD.

WATSON'S

Excellency was bound to become untenablo,

for even a stronger type of man than he.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESE, FRIDAY, MAY 22ND 1908.

Mr. L. E. Channuit has joined the H.K.V.

Corps and Sapper H. Watkins and Private TELEGRAMS.

J. Stereos are permitted to resigo, Best MoKirdy and Gauner W. Mackay aro

granted leave of absenes ont of the Colony, for nine months.

The seventh and last shoot for the subscrip- tion cups la connection with No. 3 Company H.K.VA. (late Right Hall No. 2 Company). will ta e place si Tai Hang Bange on Sunday next, the 24th instant. The 200 yards mugs will be closed as soon as possible after 2.30 am,

A terrible tragedy was enanted on April 2nd in the courthouses at Terre Haute, Indiaoni where Henry M'Donald was being tried for Агвер, The prisoner had just been found guilty, and the judge was pronouncing sentence

when M'Donald whipped out a revolver, which

he had concealed about his person, and Bred at the chief official of the town police force, who had been the principal witness in the ouse. The -officer fell-deed on the spot and without passing

But our contributor's reference to the greedy ideas of "somebody in authority fits somebody at Lisbon just as readily as it fits anybody elsewhere. Our contributor's critic says it in "entirely falsa" to say that WATSON & CO., half the Chinese have left Macao. It may not be entirely accurate, but that a very large number have abandoned Macao as the result of new legislation, in force or prospective, cannot be denied, and that it should have occurred daring the régime of the ex-Governor certainly warranted in clusion in any review of his reign. The precise degree of his Excellency's response bility for the conditions lending to it was not suggested; he was not wholly blamed for it, and he cannot be wholly exonerated. "It seems no' more to the purpose to point out that if business has gone from bad to second the murderer emptied the remaining burrals of his six-shooter fato the group of worse at Macao, "so it has at Hongkong and witnesses who bad figured in the trial, and were "all over the East". The suggestion is that lingering in the courthouse to hear the mantones. business has become comparatively worse Five of them sustained more or less severe in at Macao than at other Far Eastern places, juries, and then M'Donald started to flip some and there appeare to be ground for it; ala cartridges into his weapon. Here the matter for the hint that it is largely due to ended, for recovering from their first shook and bewilderment, the police hat by this time drawn maladministration. The presentation of an

their own rovolvore, and the murderer fell address to his Excellency by the Lenriddled by hall a dozen bullets. Beaudo in no way discounts the vraisem- blances of our casual contributor's com- ments; it rather strongthens them. There was and is no imputation against the in- tegrity and good intent of the ex-Governor, who sompares remarkably favourably with many of whom we have been reading lately. But at least he does not seem to have shown the strength or determination of FRANCO.

Genuine Doublo Distilled

TOILET

BAY RUM-

Delightful after Shaving,

WATSON'S

SHAMPOO

POWDERS Highly recommended, Cleanse the Scalp and Impart a Rich Brillianes

WATSON'S

to the Hair.

HOUSEHOLD

AMMONIA

For the Toilet and Bath Refreshing and Invigorating.

WATSON'S

PURE CARBOLIC

SOAPS

5 per cent, 10 per cent. and 20 per cent, For the Toilet and Bath.

Yesterday the plagas total was increased from 334 to 356 cases.

Mr. C. G. R. Broderaan has joined the directorate of the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank in the place of Mr. Fache, resigned,

Opinion among the Chiness to Hongkong is divided on the subject of the Imperial Govern mont's opiam resolution, though it is beliered that the majority approve of the step which has been taken,

Anamnă în the employ of the compradors of Mass Loxley, and Company, who stole

A.S. WATSON & CO., jewellery to the valus of $635, and the costie

LIMITED,

THE HONGKONG DISPENSABT,

ALEXANDRA BUILDINGS.

Hongkong, 18th May, 1918,

29

NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS. ONLY communications relating to the news column shouid be addressed la Tux Eurros..

Correspondents must forward their names and ad- dresses with communications addressed to the Editor, not for publication but as evidence of good faith.

All letters for publication should be written on ins side of the paper only.

who was charged with receiving the sam knowing it to have been stolen, were at the Magistracy yesterday sentenced to six weake imprisonment arch.

The "Tenyo Mara," the new stesser of the

Toyo Kisen Kaishs which is to repinas

the "Hongkong Mara" on th Padifio rus, arrived here yesterday from Yokohams and attracted a good deal of attention as she lay off Stonecutters. She is beautifully filt up and is well designed for the tra le hor owners have in view. She has no less than six desks with a promenade ares of 5409 fest. She is the first tarbine steamer in port and ber record will be watched with interest.

The typically American love of a joke was with Edison, as the lady interviewer who asked him if the world would ever become Chris

No anonymously signed communications that hava already appeared in other papers will be inayeticised found out to her cost. For a minute

Orders for extra copies of DAILY PRESS should be

or two Edison bowed his head as though the sent before 11 am. on day of publication. After that problem were too much for him: "And thou kour the supply is limited. Only supplied for Cash his brew olesred, a smile rose to his lips, his

Telegraphic Address: PED,

eyes lost their profound expression, and he Codes: 4.8.0. 5th Ed. Lieber,

replied, 'Not only do I think that the world in time will become Christianised, but I believe we shall both live to see it. Then, as the young woman gave an ecstatic upward glance,

F. O. Box, 84 Telephone No. 12,

HONGKONG OFricu: 10A, Des Vaux ROAD C LONDON OFFICH: 131. FLEET STEXET. E.

The Daily Press.

HONGKONG, MAY 22ND, 1908.

Nor at all unexpectedly, we have received an indignant letter from Portuguese gentleman who resents the criticism of the ex-Governor of Macao that wo published from the pen of an occasional contributor, We may mention that the said contributor has sources of information that entitle him

WHITE ANTS.

KATAGES IN PUBLIC BUILDINGS IN FORMOSA. The white ant in a power in Formoss. The last parliament passed a bill for the expenditure: of the sum of yen 30,880 for Keelung Hospital and yen 30,876 for Keelung Post Office, as the cost of repairing damages to thess buildings

from white ant.

["DAILY PRESS” EXCLUSITE SERVICE].

KING AND TSAR

LONDON, May 21st. King Edward will visit the Tsar of Russia ou June 9th,

BRITAIN AND FRANCE,

LONDON, May 21st. President Fallieres will visit King Edward on the 25th inst.

HOME LEGISLATION.

LONDON, May 21st. The Premier has announced that a Reform Bill will be introduced and that the Government will not oppose the Woman's Suffrage Bill. The second, reading of the Education Bill was passed by a majority of 165.

The Reform Bill is presumably a mansure for reforming the existing franchise.}

{REUTER'S SERVICE. |

THE NEW EDUCATION BILL

LONDON, May 19th,

The Irish Nationalists have decided to oppose the second reading of the Education

REVIEW OF TROOPS AT ALDERSHOT.

LONDON, May 19th. The King and Queen reviewed 30,000 at Aldershot. A feature of the review was the succoss of traction engines replacing artillery horseS.

These posts injure almost every building in | Bill. Japanese styls in Formens, which for the most part consist of wood. For inatzucs, the Keelung Hospital had been under repair from March to July Inat year, and thoni concerned were greatly worried, for so Booner had the work of repairing the injured parts been finished than the same parts ware gnawed away and were just as bad sa they had ever been,

Most serious injuries were sustained by the Keelung Post Coe, whers pillars, beame, foors, papers and oven mail bags were gaawed away. In a Jargo room, provided for mail carriers, and so forth, & Fundred mate were all destroyed. Astonished at this event, the postal officers replace them by new ones at once, bat on the very day this had all been done, it was found out that half of the new mals were again gnawed away.

PRIVATE ENTERPRISE.

THE BRITISH ARMY.

LONDON, May 19th. Lord Roberts, Lord Middleton nad Lord. Grenfell have renewed the attack on the Territorial Artillery scheme, pinting-out that it is ridiculous to expect a respite of six months for training before the force is wanted in the field. Col. Lacas says that the Army Council never underrate 1 the difficul ties of the scheme, but there was evidence with the Minister for War that the training would be made thoroughly efficient, Lord Tweedmouth safe that it appeared that a fair trial of the Territorial Army would not be denied. The scheme was largely

a

Those persons with socialistic tondoncias who wish to down private enterprise (ay the Australian Mining Standard" should study history, buman nature, and political economy Some before they air their primitive viewa. men are born to load, others to follow. The great incentive to work is personal benent, Thie may take the form of pecuniary reward er honour, depending on which the individual perfers. If privato enterprise whaodono away with, the spur to extra work would be too It is well known that when work is wards man's idea of a fair day's work increases above that when work is plentiful, so that he does not care much if he gets sacked or not. How often gamble, but he would lay odds on its do we hear of a Government official inventing success. something, compared with a similar number of private individusia. Those men who'osu work" and think burder than their fellows must zise to the top, their results are of a higher class, and they deserve a better remuneration than those who lost or have less ability, Without the hope of an adequate reward few persons would trouble to exert themselves unnecessarily for the benefit of their neighbours. Legislation may change customs, bat it cannot change human nature, And this is where many so-called accialists come to grief. They think that by destroying private It is the enterprise they will raise the mass.

LONDON, May 19th. go, energy, and forethought of the private individgal that ban made the Empire. Gold

Mr. Ashley asked in the House of Com- mining did more to bring Australia before the mons concerning the progress of the Anglo- world than anything else, yet the Government

THE QUEBEC TERCENTENARY.

LONDON, May 19th. France has decided on an official participation in the Quebec tercentenary.

THE MACEDONIAN QUESTION.

of the day tried to suppress it. The question Russian negotiations re Macedonia. Sir may be asked. Where would the mining of Edward Grey in reply said that various the Commonwealth be, which finds employ.. ment for fligusands of men, and enriches points were still under discussion and

various Etates, but the coffers of the

he added. Just look at the way those big for private enterprise. Competition, and that he was unable to add any farther

improved machine guns are wiping out the heathen;""

t

Fashionable and diplomatic circles in Wash ington are bemoaning the fate which threatens not only to deprive them of the liberty comisionally to risk a "pony" on a favourite horse, but also to render illegal the favourite pastime of bridge and card playing

generally.

Thoir despair is due to the Anti Gambling Bill which the Senate has just sanctioned prohibiting in the most stringent terms all posible-forms of gambling in drawing rooma no less than on rscs-courses. If the action

life of trade, which pars men on to greater. efforts, whoald bo little more than a word ex- cept as between nation and nation. The mora active spirits, finding no scope in a country where private enterprise did not exist would go elsewhere, so the very men who are wanted would be driven away to competing countries, leaving their inferior and mediocre brothern to drift away. Whether we look at it. from the standpoint of improving the human rase or increasing business, the annihilation of private enterprice would prove an utter failure, And one which once unde could not be easily remedied. The concomitant effects of driving. capital and credit from the south has inoressing taxes, ote, are all factors that hase to be reckoned with. That alterations of social sud economic relations must take place with a

has been so in the past, and will be so in the fature; but that section of the public who con siders that the workers should obtain the full results of their labone by overthrosing; the present competitive system of capitalism, by fostituting system of publio ownership and control of all the means of life, at least give evidence that they have failed to grasp the | situation, and wand bunglo matters if placed

at the helm.

information:

DISTURBANCES AT HANKOW.

SHOPS WRECKED IN NATIVE TOWE,

SUPREME COURT.

Thursday, 21st May,

BEFORE THE Cntar Juanics

(Sm F. PIGGOTT).

IN CRIMINAL JURISDICTION.

THE HILLAIDE MÜRDES,

The Court was engaged all day yesterday in the trial of the threa Chinese for the triple marder near Shatin in December of 1000. The prosecution by yesterday afternoon had salled about ten witnesses, but more than double that number is yet to be heard,

The most interesting man in the box yer- terday was Chan Yau, who formed one of the party alleged to have killed the three people, and who turned King's evidence.

JAPANESE TRADEMARK LAW.

REGLECTFUL FOREIGN FIRMS.

The Japan Times pablishes the following authorized statement regarding the Trade-mark Law and its working in this country, and a careful pornsal of it will prove useful to those who sre a interested in the trade-mark question;➡

Besently various completass hava bean received from foreigners about alleged cases of trade-mark infraction. They do not stop at finding fault with the morality of our merchants and manufacturers, but go the length of saying This is all vary regrettable: bat still moreS: BO that our Trade-mark Law itself is defective. is the tendency on the part of some of them to entertain doubts as to the polloy and principle followed by the Patent Buresa. It need be hardly pointed out that the Bureau, in con ducting examinations and giving judgment, has always been guided by the policy of fastics and impartiality so that it shall be consistent The informer, who looked very unhappy dar. throughout in the administration of its basi'leas. ing his examination, said in reply to quistions Not only that but the Buresa endeavours to pro- tect all those who are legitimately engaged in by the Attorney-Geveral that on the 2ad Do- business, as well as tɔ do all in its power to keep cember the three prisoners name tɔ his matched under control the wrong-doers. Saoh being the and amored opium. The second prisoner sugetituds of the Bureau it falls due on those who asked how, to which the prisoner replied "If the provisions and spirit of the said law and aim gented that they should make a fortune and he wish to receive the protection of our Trade- mark Law to fally acquaint themselves with Luk Bang le daught there will be over $100" at notlus ng the protection extended by it.

rat prisoner remarked "it is good for you to go," and witates made answer that he was not strong enough. The first prisoner then said "If you were to work here for two months you would not make so much," to which he replied, "Very well, you go first. I will follow. All four then went up the hill, and when they caught sight of Lak Sang thay agreed to walk on and pestiil to ba marely taking a walk. Witness had ban instructed to way to Lak Sang "I hear you have selected a good grave site; will you show it to me." Accordingly when they came up to Lak Sang and his two companions. Witions put this question and Lak Shag replied Very good I will take you· round. As they turned to go, the second prisoner called out Lay hands on him." Witness, the first prisoner, and the third caught hold of Lak Sang. Wit nees was not strong enough to hold him. The second prisoner struck Luk Saug on the head from behind with a knits. He struck three blows and the man fall to the grenad. Wong Sam Bou, who saw what happened, ran up to where Luk Sang had fallen and tried to asize hold of witness and the prisoners. The Orst prisoner called out "Buize him; Oght with him." The first and third prisoners and wituees oanght him, and the second prisoner dealt him a blow with a knife and chopped him to death. The first and third prisoners and witness searched Lak Sang's body. While they were doing this the boy was arying and shouting out “ Save life," and the second prisoner went up and killed him. Witness did not see how he was killed. Afterwards he asked the first and third prisoners if they had found anything, and the latter raplied that he had found a watch, a gold finger ring and two bauk

notes of 35. Witness found

on

Luk

Sang three rolls of 20 cant pisses but told the frightened he ran back to his matshed, on the others that he had found $3 only. Becoming

way throwing his bloodstained jookot into a stream, and afterwards he went into the country. On the day of the murder he saw a knife in Chin Mau Fatsleeve and the others carried s small stick each. When he returned to the Colony he was enterpped. He was naked to mest a sergeant at the Police Station and was asked to stay there at the expones of the polios, Afterwards he found he was todor arrest.

Crees-examined by Hoa. De. Ho Kal-He did. not know the name of the man who employed hím at that time and he know the names of very. feer of the other men in the matbed,

Hearing adjourned.

SINGAPORE COMMENT.

of the Registrar General in Hongkong, in the It is very gratifying to see from the report section dealing with Chinese emigration, that

standing between his department and that of the there now exists an excellent working under- Chinese Protetorats here, over that important question, says the Free Press. For long it was known that the very gravest abases prevailed in relation to the cocle trafe from the Chias ports to Singapore, including the further distribution of the coolies Ex supplies to other A telegram to the Shanghai Mercury dated places for which this put was merely an in

The Chinese Protectorata did here termediary. May 14th says:→→

what ensure that the coolie who came here undertaking could be dons to detect abuses and to to make a labour contract knew what he was doing. But it was felt that myre should be dons by fostituting the closest possible investige to safeguard the coolie at the port of departure, tion into the conditione under which he was being indeed to emigesta

The improvement

|

The Trademark Law of Japan adopts the principle of priority of registration, a principle Europe. Heuss it becomes important for which obtains in the continental countries of Britishers and Americans who are spoustamed to a law radically different from ours in this respect, to carefully note the provisions of our Trade mark Law and seek redress when need for it arises. Article II of our Trade-Mark Ly provides that registration shall be refused to all these trade-marks which tend to deceive or work fraud on the public and also to those which are exactly identical as or bear clear resemblancs to trade-marks which had been put in usa by others previous to the date of enforcement of the said law, namely, July lat 1899, and still continue to Dred. If a trade-mark which has received registration happens to bs in violation of this rule, any interested pero may bring action at the Patent Dares and seek jadge- ment for the registration thereof. But notion for nulfication on the ground of previous use by another, or of identity or of close resemblance. will be adopted, when such action is taken with-

bo

BO

in three years from the date of registration of trade-mark, as provided in Art X of the Trade- mark Law. In other words a trademark which was in use previous to Jaly 1, 1899, and soutinues to be in use in Japan will be registered in favour of any person other than its original owner, irrespective of its having or not having been registered by the owner. But should a trade-mark bappen by mistake to receive registration (in favour of a person other than its original owner) the registration becomes good and legal after the lapse of three years. Suoh being the case, it is advisable for those parties who make nas of trade-marks which are not yet registered in this country, and whioli are entiled to reosiva the protection of the aforesaid provisions, to submit to the Patent Bureau copies thereof, together with evidenos that they have been put to ass in this country may be referred to when the Bureau condecta previous to and sinos July 1, 1899, so that they

examinatione and enquirios,

As regards the case of two or more registered and non-registered trade-marks coming into conflict with one another or of the comict occurring between a registered and a non mark Law provides that the interested parties registered trade mark, Art. XX of the Trade- may sus at the Patent Baresa for judgment to determine and recognizi their right. It would ba convenient for those who are under doubts arising from the resemblance of trade-marks, to ook judgment in virtue of the provisiou just referred to. As to the question of the digres of resemblance it will be decided by Judges on fact is exercise of their power of dator mination. But generally stated ali trade- marks which bear close, resemblance to another In their main feature will be classed as įmitation, oren though they may differ in minor respecte That is not all. Though dissimilar in the principlal portion a trade-mark will be regardel as an imitation of another, when it ay be mistaken for such other in its general appear ande. Immitation comes under two categories,

mely, imitation in appearance and imitation in appellation, and both are dealt with accord ingly. It should thus be even that the deflsition of imitation is not at all so narrow as Imighed by a section of foreigners,

In case the owner of a registered trade-mark, after its registration makes false representatione as to the place of production, the quality and so on of commercial art

articles on which he uses the- trade-mark, Art. VI of the Trade Mark Law vests in the Director of Patent Barean power to cancel its registration. As to those trade. marks registration of which had been applied for and which come under the operation of the

*

said provision, it should be remembered that their registration will be refused in observance of the afore-quoted Art, II which provides

the public. It follows that despite the com- "Registrations will not be granted to trade-

plaints of some foreigners, no room is left for the existence of any trade-mark wrongfully of registered trade-marks is rigorously punished registered; it may be added that the infringement

in accordance with Trademark Law.

marks which tend to deceive or work frand on

to speak with a great deal more authority of the Senate is confirmed by the Honess of shango in the times goes without anying. This hips bave arrived here but the disturbances chinese to the Strait, is due to the person it is desirable that all foreigners interested

of Macao affairs than the gentleman who now desires to contradist him a claim He pointed out, it may be remembered that all Portuguese speak in the most respectful and admiring way of the ex- Governor, and we refrain from publishing "the rootful letter referid to, not becanaa. we are disinclined to give all sides a fair hearing, but because its writer has 80 obviously misread and misinterpreted our occasional contributor's remarks When

Representatives all people who play cards for the most triflag stakes, even in their ora homes, or who bet on a horse race, bost race, or say other kind of rad, or on an election or any content of any kind, will be liable be a fine of £100 and imprisonment for ninety days

WEATHER REPORT.

Bush is a sommary of rules and regulations. The Bureau concerned is firmly determined to of the Trade-mark Law in force in this country.

continue to strictly enforce these provisions, and should bear in mind the law and its clauses and avoid being made the dupes of others.

CHINESE STUDENTS IN TOKYO.

OPPOSE THE BOYCOTT,

As the Bankow authorities have prohibited vending on stalls and borths in the native town, coplits numbering about 5,000 have attacked and destroyed the ordinary shops still open Japanese shops in the nativa town have also almost all been destroyed. The situation is grave and several persons have been wounded. In the system at Hongkong and the more effed- tivo way in which tis authorities at that port One battalion of troops and Chinese war and Singapore are nontrolling the movement of have not been suppressed. We are prepared for disense that tak place between the heads of emergencia If there is farther danger the the two department whilet Mr. Barnes, the Bingapore Protsoför of Chinens, was passing formiga warships are ready to land landing through Hongkong. Suche discussion was parties hat they will probably not be needed. worth reams of correspondonos and many months

of t me, and the only thing now that Incendiarism is feared.

be said in that if it is arranged that in alternate years the Straits Protseter of Chinese visits We have received from Mr. T. Warner to Amoy and Swatow, and the Hongkong Re- Laarie of London, for review, a book or gistrar General comes to Singapore and takes

An association of Chinese students studying pamphlet entitled The Hunger Line," by a run through the Foderated Malay States

in Tokyo held a lectura mesting on May 10tь Bart Kennedy." We have read it, pains to Fenang, such periodical consultations

at the Koto Engel-kal Chamber at Kagurazaka, takingly read it, and we find it hysterical would tend more and more to that perfect Ushigonte, Tokyo, with a view to denouncing sterk, staring, naked and unashamed hysteria, co-operation that is so desirable between

the boycott movement in South China, Ac The man has been touched by real enough colleagues whose departments are so largely sorrows, if he is not merely bypocrits, but bound up together. It need not be supposed cording to an account in one of the Japanese audience numbering about 800, chiefly students Hokkaido,

rated, over-coloured, even invented. No wo complete extinction of fraud on the part of the from the two Kwang. A body of the studente Pressure is almost uniform and gradients

man was over sent to prison for neglecting to astute rogues who have found coolie brokerage belonging to the students association known as alight in other areer.

Very

send her five year old infant to school of and recruiting so profitable a business. But

Prowhanghai mom to hate regarded the hold. Light N.E. and variable winds may be ex that we are sure." This Barb Kennedy is nothing can be better valculated to reduce

ment, and it wie apparent when they entered pected in the Formosa Channel, and the N. part the illogical scribbler who perfected the fraudulent practices and impositions on ignoranting of the meeting as a revolutionist move- of the Chini Ses

Siscoate style of journalism till Punch blad- Chinese coolies more difficult sud more the hall that their parposo was to brask up the meeting. One of the number ascended the Hongkong rainfall for the 24 hours ending gooned him with a Boraming parody of than a close understanding and common action at 10 am, to-day, 0.00 Lates

his irritating style. We cannot remem between the Emigration Department at Hong-

platform and declared that the boycott move- ber enough to quote, but it went some kong and the Immigration Departmantment in Canton was a retaliation which Chins The forest for the 24 hours ending at noon thing after this style. Here am I Bart Singapore.

was justifled in indulging in. The remark to-day is as follows

Kempedy by the sea-side. By the side of the

aroused wild excitement among the Kwangtang (N.E.or variable sen Bart Kannady Me Myself. On the B- Hongkong & Neighbourhood winde, light;

shore. Where the waves, the wot, wet waves,

TO EH BRAUTIFUL-Keep your cam students while the friends of the speaker beat the shore None is with me. I am here, plexion, Mrs. Killen Créma Charmante alt cheered him on. Some of the former rushed on to the platform and pulled down the speaker, huel

Bame as No. 1.. by the son, alone. Solitary. By myself-with- Charmant and Special Skin Tonle and Fondre

Decidedly the author of The Charmant will enable you to do it. Her and general disorder sasued. It looked as it out my keeper. stibordinates in Macas, and a corrupt officialdom in Lisbon, the position of His Grenada for some years with considerable South coast of China between game a No. 2 would establish that, but we have not the Heart Itetime. A B. Watson & Co., Ltd., Bole Agents handled when the police offein's present stepped

in, and put a stop to the proceedings,

The Governor of the Windward Islands in Executive Conacil has decided to suspend Chief Justice J. Baylden Walker from his office of chief justies of Grenade pending the decision of the Heorotary of State for the Colonies The

On the 21st at 11.55 am-The barometer has fallen in E. Japan, and risen over .Japan and N. China

A depresion which cressad the Bes of Japan

for instance, tbo failure of the Macao lottery chief Justice entered the Colonial Service yesterday, les now in the Pacific to the E. of to make a book be bas deliberately exagge- that even this co-operation will ensure a papers, the meeting was largely attended, the

scheme was attributed to the greed of

eighteen years ago as Police Magistrate of somebody in authority," that somebody Sierra Leone and was afterwards Judge of was clearly not His Excellency the departed | Tork's Island. In 1899 be was transferred to Governor. The whole tenour of the con- St. Vinosat as Chief Justics, and has since tribution was against any such suggestion, served in a similar capacity in St. Lucia and only a hasty reader could have jumped at Grenada. Chief Justice J. B. Walker has such a conclusion. What is certain is that During the suspension of Chief Justice Walker, there were many "somebodies in authority" Mr. W. Sidney Shaw will continue to not as who failed to give to the late Governor the Chief Justice of Grounds and his plass as Chief loyal support and service that was his due. Justice of St. Vincent will be temporarily filled

Law of the Inner Temple and has practised in

arrived. In England from the West Indies.

Farmors Cham nokka:

„Löir.

ي

Home

With passively, if not actively, mutinous by Mr. Malcolm E. Martin, who is Barrister-at-ath dont of China between Same as No. Hunger Line requires a keeper, Quotations Spection for the Skin are the study of the Paowbanghui were going to be roughly

aît consi.

Hongkong and Lannook

Hongkong and Haleas,. }

to do it.