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HONGKONG COOLIE RECRUITING FOR BORNEO.

The minutes of a committee meeting of the North Borneo Chamber of Commerce, held on

18th December, contain the following:-

A letter was read from Mr. Frank E. Lease reporting that he was fully satisfied with the class of labour received from Singapore both as 10 quality

and

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESE, THURSDAY, JANUARY 9TH 1913.

SENSATION IN FRENCH TOWN,

SHANGHA

ELECTRIC CO. CHENGES WITH FRAUD,

Something of a sensation was caused in the French Concession récently when it became hown that the Cie Francaise de Tramways, who Bave control of the electric lighting plant of the concession, had been charged at the instance of quantity. A letter from the Government with using fraudulent, mittres. The case numeroys Chinese consumers of current was also read stating that it would seem advisable for managers desirous of reof the Chinese is now in the hands of the cruiting labour from Hongkong direct well-known French Attorney, Mr. H. to put themselves into communication Cücherousset, and he immediately with Mr. Bonnar, of Messrn. Gibb, Livingston & Co., Hongkong, whose work it will by to try and engage labourers for Estates and at the same time to reduce the recruiting expenses, and who will also sign the contracts as Labourer Commis The present company was formed sioner. The Hongkong Government will about five years ago when the old electric not recognise contracts signed in that works of the Municipal Council became Colony, but have agreed that the sufficient to take this service together

brought the matter before the notice of the French Consular authorities and the Municipal Engineer

The facts of the matter, the Shanghai Mercury says, are briefly as follows:

INTIMATION

THE

Remington

Typewriter

*18 THE

BERPETUAL

PIONEER

The No. 10 and No. 11 VISIBLE REMINGTON MODELS are the latest expressione of Remington leadership. They represent the aum bola of all Typewriter Achievement-past and present,

They contain every marit that the Remington has always had, and every merit that any Writing Machine has ever had,

They contain, in addition, new and fundamental improvements that no typewriter has over

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Registrar-General shall certify that the with the tramways and later the water. had; among them the FIRST COLUSOŇ BILECTOR, the FIRST BUILT-IN,TABULATOS and the FIRST, contract, the form of which has been he works that were then built and they are Remington contribuirements are the labost contributions to Typewriter Progress, approved, has then fully explained to Siccawri by the new company were of and contributions-every one. the labourers.

ari obsolete system and when the number in all new Developments of the Writing Mashing. *

The Bomington, the Origins Ploneer in the Typewriter field, is the present-day Pioneer Pf consumers increased, near Siccawei it was found necessary to change the whole ng machinery, wires and apparatus

REMINGTON TYPEWRITER and to adopt a new system, the triphased current instead of the alternative current. new metres as well as other apparatus had to supercede the old ones the Com pany did not buy the metres of the old

A communication frem Messrs. Melchers Cy of Hongkong, was put before the meeting stating that they considered it would be very difficult to obtain coolics it they cannot be registered in Hongkong They can arrange so that no advances need he paid to the coolies in Hongkong and, possibly, no embarkation money, but they would have to pay the coelie brokers the Sum of Hongkong dollars thirty-five (Hongkong $35) for every coolie put on board the steamer and also the passage money to Borteo, making a total outlay of Hongkong dollars forty-five (Hong kong 845), which, if the coolin refused to sign on in Borneo, would be a 'loes to the employer.

It was mentioned at the meeting that it was believed on Company in Borneo had placed пп order with Messrs, Melchers & Co. for twenty-five coolies, and it was thought advisable to wait and see if this order goes through satis factorily before going any further into

the matter.

VINTAGE REPORT 1912.

SIEMSSEN

(INCORPORATED).

&

CO.

Co., (MACHINERY DEPT.),

M.B.--Please write, and return of post will bring you free of charge an illustrated booklet

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IN PREPARATION.

DIRECTOR! & CHRONICLE 1913.

stem, and lately, they can shore of from the Chinese arrived sooner than the metres, yet an unexpected demand Campany expected, and the Company, instead of acknowledging the fact that they could not provide metres, are alleged to have employed faked ones in all the new installations in Chinese houses. They employed two kinds, the ones that were old and without any mechanism in them, THE and the others which were the metres. destined for the new system and which eculd not work with the present eur- rent. metres did not register, the bills were In spite of the fact that the regularly metres were regularly every month re

seat to

consumers. The moved from the clients' houses and taken to Lokawel and then returned again to the clients. Thus four Chinese merchants, on account of the doubts they had, asked through lawyer for an examination of the metres through the Municipal latter presented himself, the metres had Engineer, but when in the afternoon the

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CHINA, JAPAN, CORFA INDO-CHINA, SIAM, STRAIT) SETTLEMENTS, MALAY STATE, NETHERLANDS INDIA, PHIL} P* PINES, BORNEO, ETC.

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Descriptions, con with facts concirely set out, and contalbin sistitios of the THANH of each Country an

Messrs. Cutler Palmer & Co. write:- As usual the weather has been to a very great extent responsible for the result of The Vintage, and while in most localities

He then called on about twenty gong. adverse climatic conditions have pre- that the metres had been taken away by more Chinese and everywhere he found vaid, yet in parts, .. Spain and Portugal, quite favourable weather has complainants received registered letters the Company, and yesterday morning the resulted in a very good gathering, and dated 23, 12, 12, notifying them that the indeed in districts where the weather Company had decided now to charge proapeets in the latter part of the summer them, not by the metre reading, but by were unsatisfactory, the out-turn has fixed sum on the basis charged during Tour, ging every dat proved much better, than was expected November. The letters admitted that the some time before the gathering took place. and the crop as a whole is expected to be count of all these facts, a charge was

metres were not quite all right, far larger than that of 1911.

On ac We append detailed report as follows:- Company for fraud by four Chinese mer brought yesterday morning against the BORDEAUX. Exceptionally fine weather shall resented by Mr. Cucherousset during September and October allowed the and the

Municipal Council, and grapes to attain sufficient maturity, and seized the

in the afternoon the Marshal of the Court coquently far better Wines have re-Works and brought then to the Consulate. at the Electric Light suited than were for a time anticipated, indeed a good average quality is expected,

The matter is now being investigated by BEROUNDY. The

Mr. Dubois, judge d'instruction, who will Wines of 1912 are much inferior to those of 1911, both as

have to decide, according to the evidence regards quantity and quality,

that he will gather, whether or not he can of the Company for fraud. The French frame a charge against the representatives law is is very strict on the subject and the penalty is from 3 months to two years imprisonment or a heavy fine, without benefit from the First offence Act.

FRANCE.

CHAMPAGNE. The prospects of a Vintage Wine in 1912 have not, unhappily, been realized, continual rain in the month of August having prevented the perfect ripening of the grapes, and the quantity is below an ordinary normal year,

SAUMER. Up to the time of flowering, the greatest hopes existed both as the quantity and quality, the subsequent

regardl cold and wet has inade the out-turn less Satisfactory than in an ordinary yar

Coosac. The product of 1912 will, on the whole, probably be equal to that of 1911, but the alcoholic strength of the Wines being much inferior to that of the previous crop, the result will be a greatly reduced quantity of Brandy made, and the quality does not promise to be at all exceptional, although softness and rich ness in flavour is a characteristic that may be looked for in Wines resulting in low strength.,

GERMANY.

As far as can judged the yield will be about half an average one and the quality only medium,

PORTUGAL.

Gratifying reports have been received with regard to the Vintage of 1912 in the Douro district, the musts showing a high degree of saccharine, with good colour and bouquet. The quantity of Wine produced has been slightly above the average and considerably in advance of last year's yield. The shipments of Wine from Oports during the first nine months of 1912 have been 89,000 pipes, as against 83,000 pipes in 1911..

SPAIN.

SHERRY The weather having been all that could be desired both during the process of maturing and the picking of the grapes, the Vintage is excellent as regards quality. The musts. show a high degree of density and should develop into fine full-bodied Wines, and the quantity may be estimated at an increase of about 40 per cent. as compared with last year's crop.

SPANISH FORT OR TARRAGONA.The early- prospects of a good and abundant

THE TSAREVITCH.

AN INCURABLE HEREDITARY DISEASE... The pronouncement lately made by the Couri Physicians that the illness of the Tsar's little son is incurable, and that the boy is now discovered to be a hemophiliae,

commented upon in a late issue of Thr Hospital, which states that this strange and terrible malady, whose victims bleed injuries, has occurred at intervals among excessively after comparatively slight the scions of European Royal Familien since the Middle Ages, and that at present many Princes are suffering from it. At the present time it would seem that hemophilia is more prevalent than ever among the royal families of Europe, The late Thuke of Albany suffered from it, and the King and Queen of Spain is said to eventually died of it. The second son of be afflicted by it, and to be incurably deaf in consequence of hemorrhage into the internal ear. occure in femaica: but it is handed down almost exclusively through the male fine. The disease hardly ever

following special London cablegram: With reference to the rumours which were The Statesway (Calcutta) publishes the current some time ago as to the Tsare- Nihilist outrage, it is now stated that it is witch having been incapacitated for succession to the throne as

result of a Dmitri, son of the Grand Duke, Paul and proposed to make the Grand Duke a cousin of the Czar, heir to the throne, daughter, the Grand Duchess Olga. The and to marry him to the Czar's eldest. Grand Duke Dmitei was born in 1695.

WEATHER REFORT,

On the Eth at 10.55 am.-The anti excloue

Vintage have been doomed to disappoint is now central over the S. Japan. ment na far as quantity, is concerned, this being some "25 per cent, or 30 per cent. Jess than

Pressure bas iecreased moderately over was originally anticipated, Japan, and decreased along the F. count of though the quality is excellent; vineyard China and slightly along the S. prast, It is proprietors are consequently demanding ourly stationary over the Philippines and considerable advances last year's. Annam, prices.

MADEIRA,

The musts show a higher degree of sweetness than those of last year, and as to quantity, it may on the whole be con- sidered good. -

SICILY.

Light or variable winds are indicated along the E. coast of Chins, and moderate monsoon over the N. China Ses.

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10 a.m. to-day, 0.00 inches... today is as follows:

The forecast for the 24 hours ending at açox

DISTRICT

Order.

TRADIS PROFKERIONS at ths, large.. Besides the usual Alphabetical List of Firme the Directory gives the CLASSIFIED LIGTB (1 Comment Contras. ALPHABETICAL LIST=-

The contains the games of over

of "RESIDENT 20,000 FOREIGNERS**** Surnames in strictly Alphabetical bat any name can be found instantlaya

THE MAPS AND PLANS T sare been engraved by one of the most in Firus in Great Britam and are corrected, sed right up to date. They come fa folowing COLOURED PLATE OF FLAGS OF FOREIGN Here (Strong N. winds MAP OF THE FAR Ear bt Bist After. PLAS OF YOKOHAMA warde variable, equally

Hongkong & Neighbourhood.

MARSALA. Unfortunately before the Vintage was completed, torrential rain fell and continued for a week, impeding the gathering of the grapes, and diminish- ing the percentage of sugar in them. The musts stored before the rain should turn but well, but the grapes gathered after the

ain cannot but produce. Wine of low Formosa Channel lcoholic strength. The quantity of this ear's production is estimated to be elow the average.

ITALY...

The result of the Vintage in Italy gen-. ally has been most satisfactory, as the usts, taken on the whole, show plenty colour, quality and good vinosity. The eld is somewhat better than last year's.

FORECAST.

Senth coast of China kotween (The same a Hongkong and Lantocks.į No, L.

South coast of China between The same as Hongkong and Hainan.. No,. 1.

⚫E. winds, moderate; fair.

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HONGKONG .... METEOROLOGICAL :

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Maj. & Mrs Comyn Calt & Mr Craster maid and children, Miss M. Cumming Lat. & Mra T. C. Commingham

Weather s Batin

Highest open air Temperature on 7th...69 Lowest opan, sir. Temperaturo on 7th...56

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HONGKONG TIDE TABLE,

From 9th to 15th January, 1913. HIGH: WATER. -

h. m. It in,

0184 0

LOW-WATER

H'kong

Mean

Tim

5 20 7

-ARRIVALS AT HOME." January 7th-Hirants Maru

GRAND HOTEL·

Mr&Mrs Agnew

MrH. 8. Bailey Mr E. Bagok han ft. in.

Capt Refe Mr. Calvert Mr George Cuthbert Mr J. Dangann Mr Elson M-WFischer

14 3-6 3808 3-4943 6

H'kong.

Маад

Sa Time

Chart

9

9 527 G

Fri

до

044 & 4.0

10 277 3

Satur. 11

SHO

12

IN OF FORSE CONCESION BEANGE PLAN OF HONGANW (CHANGHAI) With The

Showing the ExDFD, SETZLAMERK

too,

13

Tues

14m 0 23

2 43 4-6

Wed

15m 1 14

5 3

16 & 4 9

8 63 al

PLAN OF KOBZ

OF

AND HOO FOREIGN SKITIEREN, TIRKINI~ PLAN OF THINGTAN (KIACOBAT) ->>

LARGE PLAN OF THE Crry or VICTORIL PLAN OF NEW Trav>Tour (Kowloon) PLAN OF KOWLOON

PLAN OF MANILA

1 14 41 ha 6 14:410

11:37:04 25 37

Mr A. Galta

14542 65113 Mr Prac

11 41a 6 5 5338 M

212 4 3 723-17

Grant

Mr WP Gregory 64539 Mr J. Grac

6 0812

Mr Peyton Grifin 6 46 4 4 0 Mr & Mrs Hamilton & 33

Mr Hansen

Dr Hillibrecht Mr-9. Hyde Rev. Kleinfeld and

family.

Mr EoFris Mr&Mr Mudia MAT.MY Mr J. Roberts Mr. Schmitto! Mr H. J. Bherp MID Swift Mr E Thompson MrP. Walter... Mro. 1 Wolkins Mr & Mrs White Mr Woolcock

Mr M. Darch

Major Davy Mr-Depnya

Consul & Mrs Eitzen

&

Mr & Mr. W. M MrH. NJ Jeffrion: -

Humphreys,

Mr&Mr Leo Joces

A Kalti

Lt Col & Mrs A L Mr & Mrs Kohler

Lean and child Mr Mason-

Capt & Mrs MaMuna children & nurse, R.A.M.C.

Mrs J. D.-Milne Mr&Mrs Morgan Misses Morgan and

maid

Rev. Foster Pegg Mr & Mrs Petrie Mr Plazmer

Mr Raiton... Lt-Col, Radcliffe, R.E. Mr Roberts

Mr & Mr G. C. Mr Bagers

Cardior

Mr & Mrs Gask and

obild

Mr & Mrs G.G.Gordon

Eng. Comdr & Mrs Roonie, R.N. Dr & Mrs Rutherford,

R.V.

Capt & Mrs Greenfield Mr A. Sinclair Mr & Mrs B. A. Hl Lt. Col. & Mrs Gordon Lt-Col, Smith

Mr Findlay Smith Hall, R.A.M.G. Mr K. E. Halt Mr. A. Hazeland Mr & Mrs Hen Jorson Mr W. B. Hlud.. Cept & Mrs Hodgins Major Humphry Mr & Mrs W, G.

Humphreya Mr & Mrs P. Jacks

Mr & Mrs Soffiet Mr & Mrs J. Sather

land.

Mr. & Mrs Thornton Mr & Mrs W. M··

Watson Capt Whitefield Major & Mry Wealou Mir David Wood