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RANDOM REFLECTIONS.

Though business prospects are dociledly gloomy the weather is doing its best to keep ap our spirits, and the bracing atmosphere we have enjoyed during the past work ought have. its effect on even the most despondent

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LOCAL SPORT.

RESULTS AT A GLANCE.

LEAGUE UKIUKET,

H.K.C.C."A" 234 Police

(7 wickete)

(5 wickets) R.G.A.....

118 Kowloon... OTHER CRICKET.

135 A.0.0. FOOTBALL

2 88th Coy.

Craigengower

It is amusing to notice all round us how- engagements are avoided for the middle of next work. With one accord the Supremo Court, † 83rd Day. the Magletracy, and the Sanitary Board arrange their calendar so that nothing falls on "race daya." In that wapcot Hongkong ia rtainly thorough,

The cutting of undergrowth on the hillside, near residences in being regarded by the Sanitary Board and the Government as a valuable agendy in the prevention of malaria, and both authorities are to be congratulated on not stinting money for this ebjast. After all, health is the first consideration.

The dislocation of the Siberina mail service has become very apparout during the past week. A week on Friday was the last mail from Home by the hand route until yesterday an interral of nine days, and when the next will arrive no one dare prophesy. At proment there is only a week- ly service, and that in delayed four or five days because of the quarantine regulationant Woosung, Bohat altogether the Siberiun nail service mast be described ne very unsatisfactory. Most people who maintain a regular correspondance with Howe will doubtless profer to us the old Blues route until tho con litious in the North bave become normal.

Doubtless the plague is one of the cousas oper ating towards the fall in the price-of exobango Expert authority is found for this in our Telegraphia news this morning.-Ed.]. The drop has been very persistent during the past two or three week, and its effect on business is very serious.

The selfishness of bachelors was under dis- cussion at ton the other afternoon, and one lady declared that if she had her way "overy bachelor should keep an old maid." the gathering smiled.

Neodiss to say,

I am sure the public must appreciate the restriction which prohibits motor cars from being driven along Kennedy Rand. As I do not pessoas an automobile, I ualurally incline to the belief that such vehicles are a nuisance on our thoroughfares, a belief which is shared by most people hare. It would be well in view

of the summons hoard ut the Magistracy on Friday that tho regulations regarding traffic on that road should be made more clear and definite.

·Snatching from Europeau ladics has been un- pleasantly frequent of late and the result will be to deprive many ladies of their usual walka along the less frequented roads. Fortunately tho oul- prits rarely attempt violence. They belong apparently to the type of sneak thief who hope to take their victim by surprise. A moro general application of the birch, a course which I am glad to see the Magistrates aro adopting, should haren wholesome effect upon thego pests.

It has been remarked before what interesting

indications of international amity, are found in Hongkong. Occasionally we have warships fying the flags of some half-a-dozen different nations lying side by sido in our harbour. At present wo bave zavoral in our waters, and the aight of them on a Sunday morning each show. ing their mon attending divine service at the same hour is one of those things which holp us to realise how much we have in common. It is a very striking testimony to our common stock and our common religion to hear from British and German worships the airs of hymns which are common to both.

Another aspoot which emphasises how much we have in common with other nations is im general love of sport. International sport,, as much as anything else, has led to better international understandings, and we have scen in Hongkong that despite Janguage difficulties British and other blaojackets frotornise. Jack now Kowloon is interested in the sight of German bluejackets playing football aud practising vaulting with the pole and other exercises on the vacant piece of ground along. side the railway terminus. It would bo interesting to see these Teutons participating In some of the sports meetings, at the Exppy Valley.

The question of dress, which is perhaps per. petual among the ladies, is ocessioning more thought than usual with the imminence of the Races. As a mere man, I have no great moueera in the matter, except that I like to see the dear creatums look their best, but I suppose we shall have to tolerate thom this woak in hobble skirts and big hats."

Bridge players are invited to quote aathorities

LEAGUE CRICKET.

B.K,0,0, "A" v. POLIOU.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18TH, 1911.

tr. 139

81

70

ROYAL HONGKONG YACHT

CLUB.

CLUB REGATTA

The postponed regatta promoted by the Royal

THE SHANGHAI RUBBER CASE. commercial nation and of the faith which ought to be placed upon nirekt merebants carrying frades in

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Country such as this. There are general remarks which I think I ought to make on this occasion. To your dealings, I must point out that there is no deal shortly with this particular instance of

THE TRIAL AND CONVICTION OF H. J. CRAIG. The trial of H. J. Craig took place last

The

INTIMATIONS

Hongkong Yacht Club took place on Saturday Monday in H. M. Supreme Court, Shanghai, position whore good faith and straight doning PEMARTIN

ofterocon, and provod a most interesting one Many ladies and gontiomen attended, and the pleasure of the occasion was onhanoed by the presence of the band of H. M. S. Minotaur, while the display of bunting added to the gaiety of the Boene. The regatta was well managed, and thesport was all that could be desired, several ex- olting finishes boing witnessed. The judges were Flayed on Saturday, this match resulted in a Messrs A. Rodger, F. Lammert, and H. W. draw. The scores were as follows:

Loster; Mr. K. Sutherland acted as ampire, POLICE.

and Mr. W. Hutten Potts filled the role of starter. Details are opponded:-

INTER-CLUB FOURS. Corinthian Yacht Club-

Boy-D. Macrae

20. J. Cooke

PP. J. Wodehouse, b Mukiti W. Fil, b Makin.

W. Cooper, a Atirinson, b Lowe

G. A. Woodcock. not out

W. Kent, e Atkinson, b Payan.

Dr. Kelly, Payne, b Makin

J. Ogg, not out...

A. C. Langiog, G. Hoggarth, J. H. Korr

and D. Mallardy di not bat,

Extras

Total (for 5 wickets)

H...O.A. “

J. Hall, b Hoggarth.......

P. Jacks; b Karr ......

A. Mackonzio, o Cooper, b Hoggarth

J. Rastings, o Kent, b Korr

Dr. Barnard, b Earr

A. R. Lowe, b Hoggarth...

H. R. Makin, c Ogr, b Hoggarth

A. P. Dashwood, not out------

J. M. Atkinson, H. Hancock and Rev, &

W. Payno did not bat

Extras

16

..139

****RES

234

Total (for 7 wickets).

Bowling Analysis.

0.

R.

W.

IS

1

8

19.8

5

2x

23

0

Когт

Hoggarth

Kent

Kellyveran

R.G... KOWLOON.

This inaigh playod at Happy Valley on Sat- urday resulted in a win for the E.G.A. Scores

KOWLOOK.

J. P. Robinson, o Cleares, b Paris

A. R. Havon, v sub, b turis

1. B. Aumenler, Thicktease, b Paris

Liest. Haughton, lbw, Paris

F. Sutton, b Goodall

L. Bunbury, b Gordall'

F. J. du Rome. b Goodall

J. lead, Chuave, b Paris

Major Chitty, not out

W. L. Wenser, e Garnott, b Paris

L. E. Brott, & Thicknesso, b Paris

Goodall.net

Faris

81

3-F. Rose

Str.-J. Forbes

Cor E. P. Lanfesty R. H. K. Y. Club-

Bor-R. C. Martin

2-A. L. Shields 3-F. Martin

Str. A. B. Pollook Cex-G. A. Caldwell Victoria Recreation Cmb- Bow-H. C. Sayer

2-C. A. Rodrigues 3-F. L. Roza Str. A. II. Carroll Cox-W. J. Carroll A good race.

No. 1 Station

Won by six lengths. JUNIOR FOURA.

Bow H. 8. Kennett

2T. J. Fischer. 3 M. Alport. Str.-O. B. Rowe... No. 3 Station-

Bow-R W. Lee Jones. 2-R. H. Appleford. 3-J. H. Brister. Str.-A.-Murdoch

No. 4 Station-

Bow-T. Cocker

2 R. W. Warbirst 3B. F. Chapman Bir.-E. Gaster

before Bir Havilland do funsmirez. indictment was as follows:

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SHERRIES

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are more necessary thau between a director and his shareholders and still more between a director and his follow-directors Your fellow- Hiram Parkes Wilkinson, Esquire, Crown directors in this case have placed in you that in this behalf, comes into H. B. M.'s Supreme on of commercial enterprises in liraited liability: Advocate, who for our lord the King proscentes confidence which is necessary for the carrying Court for China and Cores held at Shanghai companies I cannot help feeling that at the on the 6th day of February, 1911, and for time the you sent this telegram you did abase, our lord the King charges Herold John somewhat shamefully abase, that confidence John Craig on or about the 16th day of March, am glad to think that a conspiracy of a mean Craig for that he the Baid 1910, in the year of our Lord 1910 and on divers kind, a conspiracy to defraud the public, a con Harold which was placed in you. On the other hand, I

other days thereafter between the said last spiracy to soll an inferior cofcom as one which mentioned day and the 16th day of May, 191,

you pretended was a good one, was not in your unlawfully, frandently and deceitfully did thoughis. The Crown Advocats has stated that conspire, cauflerate and agree together with there was no reason to think that this was a con one William Pitts and with divers other persons spiracy to get money for what did not exist, but! whose names are to the maid Crown Advocato it was to hasten the payment for shares which unknown by divers false prstences and unlawful at all events you thought wore your ine, nad for and subtle ways means, stratagems and levices a concession which you had actually sold. to obtain and require to themselves of and front Whether or not that is the exact law of the pexi- the Sink Indrapera Rubber Concessions, tion, it is not for me at the present moment to Ld, a Company registered in Hongkong ingaire. It'scoms to me that you might quite well with Limited Liability and

Carr ing hate thought so. At the same time there is no on ansiness at Shanghai, divers large doubt about it that, perhaps urged on by the

the

property of desire to handle these shares, to obtain this the said Siak Indrapoers Rubber Concessious, money, you did with Pitts defrand or conspire Ld, to wit, the sum of Shanghai Ts. 40,000 and to defrand by reading the telegram which wes certain tuluable securities the property of the entirely groundless requesting sald Siak Indrapoers Rubber Concessions, Ld.. would in effect have been a bogus report. report which to wit, certain certificatos for 45,000 shares of Under those circumstances I cannot of course and in the sai! Siak Indr poera Rubber Concea refrain from passing a sentence span yon. I tako sions, L., of the same against the peace of our into consideration all the circumstances which lord the King, his Crewn and dignity.

course, the fact that you were not at that time have been urged in your behalf, and most of all, of

SUTA of

money,

The Crown Advocate (Mr. H. P. Wilkinson)

assisted by Mr. S. H. Maokean, prossented, and aroused was represented by Mr. R. N. Macleod, and Mr. W. A. C. Platt."

When the indictment was rend over by the Clerk of the Court, and prisoner was asked to plead, he answered "Guilty."

The Crown Adveo te addressed the Court at great length, and in conclusion said: The facts brought forward by the Crown were documentary facts. His learned friend wou'd Bay anything that could be said on nocused's behalf. But it was his duty to say this on behalf of neeused. Ho came here after a strenuous life elsawhore, e life that was mostly an open air life. He was not a man of great education. He came here when Shanghai was on the boom. Since then, in various ways, he had been a very successful man. He lived in a society which while concealing its damper feelings of right and wrong unfortunately, ou its outer surface, worshipped success

Last year like he reat of Shanghai he tried to be success. The winners had no difficulty in keeping the It was a very strong toptation. Accused was ful by any menus and whatever means hot could, lead. Gastor got third place,.

No. 2 Station

Bow- H. Hunter

2-H. Poulson 3. F. Long

Str.-W. B. Marshall

Extras

Totals

Bowling Anulýmim.

INTER CLUB FAIRS,

M

W

*

31

4

V. R. C

8.4

33

Boy-F. L. Roza

n.0.A.

Str,-A. H. Carroll

8

C. Y. C.-

#

G

Capt. Garnett, de Rome

Lient. Thicknesse, c.Aunosley, h Romo

Lient. Wiltshire, not out,

Liant. Parin, Annosloy, b Wenser

Gr. Pherro, iw, b de fłomo

Sorgt. Claves, b da Ramo

Gr. Branagan, b Haughton

Gr. Light, Houghton

Gr. Palloy, c and b Annaaley... Gr. 3olding, ↳ Anneeloy. Gr. Goodall, did not bat

Haughton

de Rome

Wasser

Chisty... Broll Ameslag

Extras

Tóta! Bowling Analysis.

Cox-W. J. Carroll

Bow-C. J. Cooke

Str.-H. H. Cox

Car-E. F. Leafusty

R. H. K. Y. C.--

Bow-R. C. Martin Str.-G. Day.

Cox-G. A. Caldwell

A most exciting race. Tho Corinthian men took second place from the Yacht Club by less than a yard, as the latter stopped just on the mark.

118

0. 21, I

V.

3

...

Ewo

1

·5

1

1

12

0 10

*

OTHER CRICKET,

0,0,0, V. 4.0.0.

This match wis played on Saturday and resulted in a win for the C.C.C. as per scores

A.0.0.

Corp. Osman, E. Braga, J. Biog 10

Pto Crew, b Braga..

Corp. Johnson, a and b Carris

B. Serg, Graham, b Currio

Corp Daviann, o Wartar, h Taylor

I. Corp. Tacker, Carrie

Ple. Itchbrook, o Phillips, b Carrio,

S. Serg. Kirby, e and b Taylor.... Corp. Saunders, h Currian... Pte. Watt, b Currie Pte. Forshow, not out....

J. V. Benga

P. Carria

H. Taylo

Extras

Totals,

Bowling Analysis.

H.

W:

9

30

18

U

4.5

0

0.0.0.

I.. A. Roan, b Watta..

W. . Warrener, o Osman, b Kirby

J. V. Braga, b Oaman.......

H. A. Carvalho, e Tackor, b Davison......

E. L. Braga, not out.

P. Currio, o Crew, b Davison

R. Phillips, b Osman

H. I Taylor, J. D. Noris, H. B.

kaitliwari and A. M. Suflad did not bat.

Kirby

Davison... Saunders Osman Lashbrsek Watta

Extras

Totals

Bowling Analysis:

Q.

30

FOOTBALL.

11

**I

9

0

10

135

HONG FOURS,

Bow-O. V. Lanning

2- T.B. G. Tennent 3.-H. W. Moon Str. A. Murdoch Cox-H. W. Kenneit

Keechong-

Bow R. W. Lee Jones

20. B. Howe 3-C. 3. Alport Sir.-A. L. Shields Cox-W. H. Chatban... Taikoo-.-.

Bow-H. Konnett

2T. J. Fischer 3B. F. Chopman Str.-W. B. Marshall CoxinG, A. Caldwell

P.W. D

Bow-A, Darby

2-H. C. Sayer

3-E. B. Roed

Str.-E. W. Carpenter

Cox-L. O. Rees

Ewo led from the start and won easily.

No. 1 Station --

BENIOR FOURS.

Bow-T. Brayfield

2-A. L. Shields

3-F. L. Browne

Str. A. B. Pollock.

No. 2 Sta ion--

Bow-A. J. Darby

2 -S. J. Chincheg 3-R. C. Martin Btr.-F. Martin:

No. 3 Station

Bow-T, Weall

2-E. B. Reed

3-E. W. Carpenter

Str.-G. Day

Pollock kept a good course throughout.

ONE-DESIGN CLASS, Fire boats entered for the sailing event for this cless. They were: Owner Ailea, Mr. P. S. Jameson Alannah II., Mr. F. P. Hott. Bonito II. (Mr.H. W. Bird Mr. L. G. Bird.

Mr. L.. Bird

Steered by Owner.

The 83rd Coy. R.G.A. met the 88th Coy. B.GA, in the B.A. Cup competition, on Satur day last, at the Happy Valley. This was the Daphne, R. E. Yacht Club Lt. Brown, R.E. stond mesting of the above teams, the previous Halcyon, Mr. A. Rouss Owner. match being won by the 88th Company. The The result wass win for flalayon, with Don ite weather was a shade warm for football, but not second. withstanding some good play was witnessed. The game was only a few minutes old when the 83rd were awarded a penalty. This, however, was not converted, the ball being place behind. A

HANDICAP OLASS.

Beren yachts entered for this ovent, They

Owuor

Steered by

were:

a man of broad standards. He was a Sue largo, hearty and healthy man for au opon-ir life. Unfortunatoly, he was very successful, shortly after he egne here And the temptation to consider success, and whatever was necessary to obtain suoress justified, led him to do what he did. Mr. Macleod in bis addreas on behalf of tho accused dealt with some of the features of the evidence and submitted that it showed that bie client's intention at the time that he committed or took part in the commission of this offesco was not to obtain something to which he was not entitled or to defraud anyone. But his in- tention was, as the Crown Advocate bad put it, sible at that time. Counsel asked his Lord to obtain his share of the profit as soon as pos- ship to imagine his client's state of min', his feelings about this telegram which was seat by Nijiin and had been represented by him to come from Franeken, whom he

actuated by a desire to defraud people of money which you could not have thought was your due. I take into consideration the services which in know you have done good to many. I know many ways you have rendered to this community. also that you have worked in the public interest. Therefore, I feel that I am justified in passing on yon a sentence which will be sufficient to mark the sense of the Court for this lapse, this serious lapse, from commoroial uprightness-s lapse which has aromuted to a crime and at the same time to leave you in such a position that you will be able at the expin tion of that sentence to resume, so far as you are able to do so, your position in the world. And my Reutence upon you therefore is that you be imprisoned for four months; in so far as the arrangements of the gaol in this country will allow that, you will be imprisoned as a priannor of the second elas,

The Crown Advocato-There is oue further point which it is my duty to raise, though in ether cases bas complained that I have not it is rather an anti-climax. The Foreign Office asked for costs. Esubmit that this is eminently a casa in which I should ask for costs.

Hi Lord hip-I think that this is a caso in which the costs ought to be paid.

The Court then rose.

EPIDEMIC CHOLERA,

EUROPEAN SCOURGE PREDICTED FOR THIS YEAR.

A highly instructive lecture on opidemic clio- lern was delivered by Major Leonard Rogers, J. M. S., the well-known pathologist, at the Bengal on January 3, of which the following is monthly meeting of the Ariatio neiety of

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1911.

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India, and reached Russia in ta autumn, over. In 1908 cholera was unusually prevalent over 6000 cases occurring in St. Petersborg. In 1909 having been recorded by the end of August, and a small outbreak also occurred in Holland. Doring 1910 the disease assumed epidimie proportions in deaths ware reported by the end of September, Russia, where nearly 200,000 cases with over95.000

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estate. Ever since that time Mr. Craig had bad to meet his directors, the shareholders in the Company, and the public for a matter of six montba. He had been through a time which to man, however strong, however hard he might be, could endure without a Cón- siderable amount of suffering. Counsel said this because it med so clear that at the time this tologram was sont he had not suspected that this estate was not a valuable ose, and there was nothing to show that he did not suspect that it was a valuable one. Then

Since that time telographic information has his sufferings had been heightened by his pesi- been received of outbreaks in Portugal and tion in Slangbad. He was a member of the Madeira, while the reserve troops could not be Conucil; a prominent man known to almost galled out for training in Turkey last untomn everyone; a man with many friends. Theran account of the wide distribution of eren more delicate, difficult question cholera. Numerous cases have also occurred which it was Co nsel's duty to touch upon. in Eastern Germany, so that a large portion His cliat was not only a man who had occupied of Europa has now been invaded. The his- a prominent position in Shanghai, not only a tories of earlier epidemics always show E man with mang friends, but he was not a marked full during the winter months, and it bachelor- he had a wife and children.

is just possible that especially savere cold may destroy the infection, but unfortunately all the 12 facts point to a still farther spread of the disease, especially in Southern Europe during 1911, the position bois more serious than at say perind since the 1883 ontbreak in Egypt and the Stoth of Europe. With regard to the prospects in England there is litth ground for NEW MODEL 6 × weighing alarm, as the English inspection system has been uniformly very successful in preventing any spread from imported cases, while the excellent water supplies of our towns has robbed the disease of its principal terrors. The zama remark applies to a considerable extent to Ger many and France, but it is to be feared that the more southern parts of Europe still frequently prezent

for favourable opporturities

the spread of cholers owing to sanitation being less advanced in their towns..

His Lordship-That is not a matter I can consider

Mr. Macleod I know, my Lord, although it is a fact that if he suffers others innocent must also suffer. My client is not a man who would seek to hide behind the suffering of others, but

I can say to your Lordship what he could not say to your Lordship, that these considerations which I have put before you have increased the Bufferiu, that be had already endured a great deal more than if he were a man in a different position. My Lord, I find it difficult, and I particularly desire as far as I can not to make these proceedings more painful to your Lordship, my olient and everyone concerned, but it seems to me that when a man in the post tion of my client admits his guilt, when you consider the nature of the mistako m de, the motives with which it was made, when you con- sider what he has endured since and the various surroundin circamstances which make that to put it that you should take into account that suffering the more soute, I think it is my duty suffering in what your Lordship says to him and in whatever sentence your Lordship passes, His Lordship as ed if the Crown Advocate wished to say anything more.

AS THE TREATMENT OF CHOLERA,

Lastly, although this is not a suitable occasion for speaking of the treatment of ebolers (which efficiently carried out by a medical man, prefer is highly technical in nature and can only be. ably in a well-equipped hospital, and is fally dealt with in a book by the speaker which will be published very shortly), you it may just be mentioned that during the last few years the mortality of the disease has been greatly reduced in Caloutta hospitals and elsewhere, and many

who formerly would have beculost. Thuset the Medical Collegs hospital the mortality during

Mr. Wilkinson ad th the syreed, on behalf of the Crown, that every considoration should be placed before his Lordship as his learned fria datients on now be saved by prompt treatment Bugcated.

Accused then stood up on the Clerk calling His Lordship addressed prisoner as follows: I cannot help feelin that this crime to which you have very honourably pleaded guilty s been one of the results of the folly, and more

ihis name.

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a number of years was 50 per cent, but during WHY GO TO. the past year it was only 23 percent in upwards. of one hundred eases while it has been ander 30 per cent, during the last three years. Still cholera must be a very dangerous diseno and

on the question as to whether the penalty for a goal was scored by the 88th just on the interval, Dione, Sir Henry May Mr. A. G. Fletcher thun folly, which worked the conduct of so many prevention is better than oure, so it in well to

revoke may be claimed twice or offener under the following ciros mstances: Ata bridge party one of the playera (A) accidentally dropped the only spede in his hand on the floor. Ou o spade being led by his right hand opponent be discarded a heart, and on his partner taking the trick and leading another spade ke trumped it. His opponent maintains that A has revoked twice and is liable for each revoke made ander such circumstances. "John Doo" says "the

Owner

Owner

Clarke doing the neuifal. Play was mostly in Iris, Commdr. Byres, RN favour. f 83rd after the cross-over, and a goal Crien, Mr. A. Denison was scored by Ingram, the same pinger adding Ada Col...Chapman Mr. P. Tooker a second near the close. the scoring, the game ending in favour of 83rd Colleen, Hon Mr. H. E. Pollock, Owner

This conclud-d

Mr. H. P. Tuoker Coy, by 2 goals to 1.

Kathleen, R. Yacht Club, Lt. Wedd, RE Dorothea r. C. G. Alabaster (late in), Mr E. A. Irving Ayesha. Capt. Loring, R. G. A., Owner

The result is shown by the corrected times:

M.

BILLIARDS.-

HOLDIERS' CLUB TOURNAMENT. The Volunteers placed themselves in a strong w'nuing position on Friday night, adding 97 more points to their lost, and thus making s total of 255. As there remain only two more penalty for a revoke may be claimed for as many games to play, it would appear that the 83rd revokes an occur during the head." But its Coy, R.GA. have little hops of qualifying for disputed that the penalty can be exacted for the econd round. The result of Friday night's more than one reroke under the circumstances play was as follows:- related.

83 COMPANY E,G,A. Gr. Goodall

RODERICK RANDOM

VOLUNTEERS.

250

Diono Colleen Ada

Kathleen

Iris Ayesha Min

43 35 47 39

SMOKING CONCERT,

214 Cpl. Ballock.

A smoking concert was held in the evening. 12b Cur. McLennan... 250 There was a large attendance, and the excellent

programme afforded much enjoyment to all

In this ettinent in connection with be bear in mind that as Ernest Heart well express- speculation of the last year.he dire effects of od it, you can eat cholera and you can zink that speculation on so many will point a moral chalura, but

you cannot esich it,” and during

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of the effect of such abandonment mere strongly the prevalence of the disense to avoid all uncook- than muy words of mine can do, but there fed vegetables and jellies and still more any un- ano her spent of the case I foel that I must boiled water, Soda water, if it has been kept pk of It is even more serions than the for a week, is said to be safe, but if is well to former, and it is this, that it has ben. borns in pracuse it through a reliable firm who only use BECAUSE o my mind by any instances which have been storilised water in its manufacturo, multiplied recently, that there is a fatal inclina tinu in this society here to slur evor any lapse from charmercial uprightness. People are content tolet things drift in a course without due inquiry or care as to whether that course is right

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We have a Sound Optical Reason behind every Lens,

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tions which their conduct has shown them unfit The P. & 0. 8. N. Co.'s atr, Assage is expect

to fill. In community such as this, which

oziats mainly for the purpose of trade in a foreigned to arrive here on or about the 17th instant, land, cannot but feel that such neglect of the

respect for commercial uprightness must have a United Kingdom on the 4th instant for Hong- The Mogul Lane str. Montrose sailed, trom very serious effect upon those with whom we on via Stasis.

live, In their esteem of our character as a

OPTHALMIC

OPTICIAN, CORNER D'AQUILAR ST., HONGKONG.

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