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STRAITS. Consignees of Cargo by the above-named vessel are hereby informed that their goods are being landed and placel AT THEIR BISK in the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Gedown Company's Codowas at Kowloon, where each Consignment. will be sorted out Mark by Mork and delivery can be obtained as the Goods Are landed,

This vessel brings on Cargo

From London, &c., as, “Maesdonin." From Persian Gulf, or s.s. B. I. 8. N. and B. & P. 9. N. Co.'s Steamers. Optional Goods will be landed here unless instructions are given to the contrary within 6 hours.

Good, not cleared by the 3rd Oct. at 4 ms. will be subject to rent.''

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Damaged packages must be left in the Go-

SHIPPING IN PORT.

STEAMERS

and

DISCOVERY OF JAPANESE STUDENTS.

A NEW TREATMENT FOR LEPROSY, Javidence given by the proprietor that he did so 50. The evidence of the staff of the Chinese Legation at Tokyo also proved his fraud in that ho sentenced to imprisonment for one year, direction. He suggested that accused shoult

Judginient was reserved.

BUTO MARU, Japenese atr, 3,247, T. Sagars,covery of a new treatment of leprosy by the We recently drew attention to a reported dis 29th Sept.- Moji 24th Sept., Coal and application of "totrod toxin," M'diso-Toyo Kisen Kaisha.

a substance CARL DIEDERICHSE, Gora str., 774, extractal from the poisonous elements of the globe-fish. The discoverer in Dr. Tahara Turgeon, 28th Steeneral--Jobsen & Co. Bono. President of the will be interested Tokyo Hygienio CHICAGO MABU, Japanese str., 3,832, J. Goto, in the history of the discovery which the Japan 27th Sept Manila 25th Sept., General-fail gives as follows:-After Dr. Tahara Osaka Shosen Kaisho. ------ Carruan, Chinese str., 1,177, Wm. Jamieson age he commenced the study of the polson returned home from Europe some twenty years 27th Sept Shanghai 24th Sept, General contained in the globe-fel. After much CROTTAI, Garmaa sir, 1,115, W. Rebor, 27th element from the ovaries of the fish, and

0. MS. N. Co.

labour he succeeded in extracting the poisonous Bept.-Bangkok 19th Eopt. Rice and Meal from this he prepared a pure white tasteless --Butterfeld & Swire.

WEATHER REPORT.

approching the coast about midway between

On-the-lat at 605 p.m.-The typhoon is:

N.W. and W. will probably prevail in the Hongkong and Swatov, A hard gale from. Colony to night.

and Drum hoisted.

On the 2nd at 6,05 a-Black North Cone

at 10 am.-Signals lowered,.

DBYAWONGSE, German str., 1,057. E. Gatha ad odourless powder, soluble in coast during the night between-Hongkong-and-

Butterfield & Swire. maun, 29th Sept.-Manila 25th Sept. FRI, Norwegian str., 869, C. Wagle, 29th Sept Newohwang 23rd September, Beans and General

l-Aagaard, Thoresen & Co. British str. 5,866,–Conradi, 30th Bopt-Vancouver 30th August, General Batterfield & Swire.

Koorer MARU, Japanese str., 461, K. Masuda,

29th Copt. Takao 25th September, Coal

Atako & Co.

1

which he named tested on rabbits it was found that four

totrod toxia." milligrams of the powder wasenficient to cause death, from which it was concluded that 200 milligrams would put a man to death. The seventeen years ago, that is, in 1894. Dr. result of his discovery was first made public. Tolars made further studies, and in June, 1500, Laboratory Report. Not being a medical man he again published the result, in a Hygienic but a chemist, Dr. Tahara loft the application

downs for examination by the Consigneos' and Eworusang, British str., 1,428, W. F. Rickary of the toxin to the medial. profession.

the Company's Surveyors, Messrs. GODDARD and DOUGLAS, at 10 AM. ou MONDAYA and THUESDAYS. All claims must be within ton days of the steamer's arrival hore, prosented after which date they cannot be recognised. No claims will be admitted after the goods

E. A HEWETT, Superintendent. Hongkong, 27th September, 1911.

have left the folowns.

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SAMSEN, Garmina at 899, R. Peterson, 28th

Sept, Bangkok 21st Sept, Ries-Butter feld & Swire.

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At 1206 pm. The typhoon ontored the Swator. It is situated to the NB, uf Canton this morning. The barome or is rising quickly. on the S. coast of China, and falling over the Yangtze

day has moval away over the Pacific, and

The wing oror Hokkaido-yester.- presare, has inorased considerably and in new high oror the Sea of Japan.

he expected over the N. part of China Bes

W. and S.W. winds, deoroasing in force, may

Hongkong rainfall for the 24 hours ending at 10a.m., fo-day 2.39 inches.

to-day is as follows:-

The forest for the 24 hours ending at noon

FORECAST

DISTRICT

* Hongkong & Neighbourhood

South east of China between)

When Dr. Tabata represented Japan at the Brussels Hygienic Conference held last year, discovery of the toxin whioli attracted a he laid before the Conference a report on the good deal of attention among the chemists of roquest of a certain chemical manufacturing various countries. In compliance with the company in Germany. Dr. Tabacs offered them Formosa Channel histotrod toxin," when it was tasted-by-the- medical men of the company, who pronounced that there was little or no prospeat of its use in medical treatment in consequence of its strong. ly poisonous nature. No attempt has since boon made by medical mou to use it until quite recently it was applied to the treatment of with brilliant success by two young leprosy medical students in the Higher Medical School. in Osaka. The two young medical men ara assistants of Dr. Sakuran, who is in charge of graduates of that school and are now acting as the dermatological department of that school, Their names are Yoshikawa Tomonosuke and Yamazaki Sanzo.

A few months ago, when the two medica? bappened to come to the hospital n young lepor men were on duty at the Osaka Hospital, there patient from

having hendekuyama, who told them that

-Blah pojson was officacious

(B.E. winds,”

strong.

Hongkong and Lamooks, Same as No. 2. South coast of China between (W, winds, Hongkong and Hainan fresh. *W, and B. W. winds, moderating; aqually showery.

CHINA COAST METEOROLOJICAD

Station

JR.

REGISTER.

October 2nd-AT AM.

Wied.

Hour.

Barometer

Temperature.

Humidity.

Weather.

Direction.

Force.

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in the cue of leprosy, he risked the danger and took seme, with the result he found himself much relieved by the treatment. After patient's to the narration of the young

Vl'ostock experience the (den crossed their minds on to Namazo toxin the practicability of applying the "tetrod Hakodate forthwith wet

to the treatment of leprosy. They Tokio

to work to

prepare the Kuohi report. medicine in conformity with Dr. Taborn's Nagasaki tested it on an animal with successful results. Oshima

loving succeeded in this they. Kagoshima

to administer the medicine to the leper patients Ishi' ima The two young medical men then commenced Naha under the guidance of Dr. Sakamne. To start Bonin with, the medicine was administered to eight Chiefoo patients suffering from various forms of nervous Weitiniwei leprosy, the quantity applied boing 0.01 Hankow the patients in five to eleven portious. The treat. Shaugard grammes, which was injected under the skip of Kinking ment.proved so eflensions that after five inje

Chutz pain for seven months was so much relieved that Amy tionen patient.who had been groaning with acute Sharp Peak Cost-ho could sleep at right, while in other cases it Switow

proved so efficacious that all the symptoms

Taiboku dually disappeared. Being satisfied with the Tajahn result the two medical mer tried the treatment on Tainny equal success. After four injections all the Pescadores patients suffering from servons ailments with Koshan

symptoms were found to disappear. The report

Canton of the experiment was made public last month.

Although the experiments are yet rather Vict. Peak few in number the effiesey of this treatment Gap Rock Whether the treatment will completely curs of leprosy is considered sufficiently proved. Manno

Wachow leprosy is a question which further study and Hoihow experiment alone can decide, but one thing is Pakhoi now quite certain, and that is, that "terrod Phalien. toxin, in capable of medicial application It Tourne is further stated that the two young medical C. St. James.

on recently came up to Tokyo to receive in Apri Jan,struction from Dr. Tahara and obtained from Manila. him four grammes of the medicine. They are Legnepi now engaged in further experiments in the Bisolod Osaka Hospital -

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F. G. Fido, Director. Hongkong Observatory, October 2nd, 1911.

Mr. Kobayashi, Director of the Hygienic Cobu Bureau of the Home Office, has issued to the Labuan Tokyo and other loper asylums instructions to conduct experiments in the new method of treatment, and small quantities of tho medicins have been distributed from the Tokyo Hygienis Laboratory. The results of these experiments will be reported and mais public in dus course of time.

FOREIGNER CHARGED AT KOBE WITH FRAUD...

In the Kobe Chiho Saibanaho George Snow flon, aged 20, dosoribed as a British subject, way charged before Judge Hatano and two Associate Judges with fraud. The charge was the de- franding of the Kobe branch of the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank of Yen 150 and the Royal, Hotel, Yokohams, of about Yon 118.

Mr. Naito, the Public Procurator, in a speech occupying three hours, and going into every byway and detail of the case, said that the acensed Spowden on May 13th last proceeded to the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, Koba, and stating himself to be a Bocretary to a Chinese Minister in a certain country from whom this

were due in a days, manager, Mr. H. B, Pike, and thereby obtained from the bank a sum of Y150. On the 16th of the same month acessed want to Yokohams, where he put up at the Royal Hotel, Yamashita, sho, until the 25th, but failed to pay bie bill amounting to Y11864-Y27,75 for food and

drinks, V63,00 advasood, and Y27 charge for room. The * the money obtained fraudulently thus anted to

T268.64. In reply to questions by the Court, Snowden, through a Court interpreter, said that he was born in Hongkong, and had a sister in London, where he had been loft some property by his parenta He came to Japan in May from China, where he had originally proceeded in search of a position. Accured admitted that he had obtain ad Yen 150 from the Kobe bank by false pre- tences, but denied having stated to the manager that he was seeratary to a Chinese Miointer. In

1 BAROMETE 6, reduced to 32 degrees Fahrenheit on the level of the sea in inches, tantha and hundrothe TEMPERATURE, in the shade, in degrees Fainee

hoit,

3 HUMIDITY, in percentage of saturation, the humidity of air saturated with moisture being 190.

A TRECTION OF WIND, to two points.

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O RAIX in inches, tonthe and bandrethe..

HONGKONG METEOROLOGICAL

REGISTER.

Hongkong Clervatory, October 2pd.

Previcus,On Date On Date

Day et

at 4.4 pan. 10 a.m, 4 p.u

Barometer Temperature Humility Wind Direction

Forceti

Weather Rein

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85

75

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regard to the second chargo, Snowden admitted his guilt, though he donied having gone to the hotel with the intention of defrauding the proprietor. He really intended to pay upon receipt of remittance from England which was thon duo. After this

aconed

was questioned in regard to the circumstances in which he attempt od to obtain from the Chinese Conant Kobe aredentials to the Chinese Minister in Tokyo. Thurs Evidence was given to show that scoused went to Tokyo and, driving to the Chinese Legation in Pri. a pair-horas carriage, demanded to see the Minister; but was refused. Incidentally, it was mentioned that accused also dined with the Chinese Congal in Kobe

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Procurator Naito said that although seensed disputed the fact that he had defrauded the Tokohara hotel, it was quite clear. from the

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