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TRONDH'S FORMER OWNER.

MD, MACHIE'S RECOLLECTIONS OF PIONEER DAYS.

Mr. Grant Mackie, one, of the oldest residente in Malaya, was interviewed by a. Times of Malaya man the other day and had soms interesting things to relate con- cerning the pioneer days of the peninsula Questioned about the Tronoh Mines

said:

“Yes, is true that 1 once owned the whole of the Tronoh Mines at least I owned the land. I applied for the land in 1854 and Government gave it to ras, but I surrendered it because in those days no one bared for tin in this country deeper than 40 feet, and, as you know, the tin at Tronoh lies much deeper than this. The boring tools of these days, too. After I handed the were very erode.

Tronoh coession back to Government it was taken up by Chinese and, eventually, passed into Mr. Too Choo Choon's hands.

ex-

Mining at Tronoh, however, was not a success till Captain Addis, an perienced Australian miner came along and put down a deep shaft similar to those on the deep leads in Ballarat. Addis the struck the phenomenally rich tin leads which have occurred at Tronoh Tronoh was and sucross was basured. formed into a limited liability company in 1908 by Mr. E. G. Edgar, but all credit is due to John Addis, for had he not put down a deep shaft the land might have lain idle for many a long day."

that Mr. Mackie mentioned Mr. Douglas Osborne came to Kinta about IESD-1890 to take charge of the Leh Chin Kongsi's lin mine and later was interested with Mr. Pike, an ox-Inspector of Mines, in the now famous tin mine owned by Gopeng, Ltd. Mr. Piks became the first manager of this mine and when he died Mr. Osborne took over the management of it.

THE JAPANESE BATTLE CRUISER "KONGO."

The Japanese battle cruiser Kongo.con- cluded her gun trinks in the outer estuary of the Clyde on the 15th ult. The vessel, which was designed and built by Messra.

Vickers (Limited), Barrow-in-Furness, mounts eight 14in. breech-loading gaus in pairs in barbettes, two of these being for- ward and two aft, and so arranged that all cigh guns may fro on broadside, four firo ahead and four astern,

There are

also 16 din, breech-loading guns mounted behind armour in a citadel. The lighter armament includes eight din, guns.

The trials began on Wednesday, the At 14th, with the 3in. and Sin. guns daybreak the following day the trials of the 14in guns were proceded with The gun mountings, which are of the Vickers type, are hydraulically operated, but have secondary electric equipment, the control gear being of the Janney-Williams type, the first atted in a ship in this country. A programme of ten rounds per turret was arranged for at different degrees of elevation, and training to test the mount ings and the strength of the ship, and the meantings alike in precision and variable speed proved thoroughly satis factory. The trial concinded with a salvo from the starboard broadside of 18 guns, eight Min. guns and cight sin, guns, the collective weight of the projectiles exceed ing 8 tona. The trials were in every way

There was an unqualified success, evident whatever of strain to the ship's structure.

SIR JOHN JORDAN'S MISSION

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by the time their first meat is served out to her they have already been conveyed in their broad many-tiered basket forty mikes towards the market of their destina- tion. One such establishment as I have described will put forth 200,000 chicks in the course of the season,

It is held locally that an incubated chicken is not such a good layer as one hatched by natural means, and moreover, which is more feasible, the young bird is not strong against disease and sickness. The mother bird in the period of sitting imparts to her offspring a reserve of the artificial method with all its economy strength, a fuller measure of life, which fails to supply.

SHIPPING IN PORT.

STEAMER..

Asavi, British atr., 1,352, J. B. Harris, 9th June--Shanghai sth June, Gen- erel-Butterfield & Swire. AWA-MARU, Japanese str., 3,912, R.

Shimidzu, 8th June-Seattle 6th May, General.-Nippon Yusen Kaisha CANTON, Swedish str., 2,164, Kenstrow, 7th

June Antwerp 1st Joue, General,- Arthur Nillson & Co. CBISHING, Britiel str.. 1,199, T. M..

Mayrick, 8th June-Tientsin 1st June, General.Jardine, Matheson & Co. FATANG, British str., 1.461, II. S. Malk

6th Tue-Singapore 31st May, General – Jardine, Matheson & Cn. Foo KEANG, British str., 3,100, T. A. Mit-

chell, 10th June-Calcutta 24th May, General. Jordine, Matheson & Co. INDE ASAMHA, British str., 3,366, J. P.

Jonce, 8th June-Maji 2nd June, Coal.-Order.

JOHANNE, German str., 951. H. Ipland.

9th June-Saigon 5th June, Bico- Jebsen & Co.

KWANGLES Chinese str., 1,462, Mac-

Arthur. 8th June-Shanghai 5th June, General.--Chinese. MANDABAN MARU, Japanese str. 3,245. T.

Ota, 6th June-Miike 31st May, Coal, -Mitsui Bussan Kaisha. MOGILERY, Russian str... Prince Rekuntof,

19th June-Nagasaki 5th June, Gen- erzi.-Russian Volunteer Ficet.. MONTEAGLE, British str. 1,953, F. L.

Davison. 13th May-Vancouver 17th April, Flour and General-Canadian Pacific Railway Co. NON MARU, Japanese str., 3,468, A. G.

Stevens. th June San Francisco 10th May, General. Toyo Kisen Kaisha.

PAKLAT, German str., 1,018, J. Wenzet.

8th June-Bangkok 1st Jane, Rico and Wood-Butterfold & Swire. PETCHABURI, German str., 1,073, C. Gose

wich, 6th June-Bangkok 30th May, Rice-Butterfield & Swire. RavaOON MARU, Japanese str., 3,316, Y. Kamoshita, 6th June-Bombay 17th Mav.

Nippon Yusen General: Kaiabn. SINGAN, British str., 1,047, G. Morse,

8th June-Hongay 6th June, Coal Butterfield & Swire,

SUSANG, British str., 1,780. Simpson, 7th

June-Shimonoseki Lab June, Coal

and General-Jardine, Matheson & Co.

SASIA, German str., 3,611, F. Buch, 10th

June Idukura 3rd June, General- Hamburg-Amerika Linie.

SUNGKIANG, British str.. 975, J. Robinson. eth June-Haibow 8th June, General

Butterfeld & Swire.!

TAMON MARU, Japanese str., 2,700, A. Kabagachi. 7th June-Karatsu 1st June, Coal-Mitsu Bishi Goshi Kaisha..

TITAN, British str., 5,730, H. W. N

28th: Evans, 4th June--Vancouver April, General-Butterfield & Swire, NKAI MARU, Japanese str.. 2.275. Y Tanaka, 10th June-Moji 4th June Coal. Mitsui Bussan Kaisha. TEENSANG, British str.. 1.128, P. H, Rolfe,

10th June-Manila 7th June, Glen eral-Jardine, Matheson & Co.

LATEST STEAMER MOVEMENTS.

I learn from an official source that Sir John Jordan, the British Minister in Peking has been sittamoned home by Sir Edward Grey, in order that his Ex- celles may render at first hand to the Foreign Secretary an account of the present condition of affairs in China Upon his report very much will depend, as the Foreign Sceretary has been indis posed to yield to various representations made to him from divers quarters, religious as well as financial, regarding the future of the Chinese Republic until he ha had an opportunity to discuss matters fully with the British Minister in Peking. The situation there, as well as in other great centres in China, is con fused, and the accounts received here and such concering it are contradictory; East are involved in a pesceful and

The O.P.R. str. Empress of Russia orderly solution of the present difficulties

The Hansa str. Goldenfele left Sing that the Foreign Secretary will be leaves Vancouver on the 18th June. generally commended for making every personal endeavour to arrive at a full pore on the 10th June, p.ro., and may be of the position-Bir-expected here on or about the 10th June. understanding mingham Post London Correspondent.

The str. Rubi left Manila on the 10th June, and is das here on the 13th Juno, nt daylight.

The OS.K. str. Panama Maru, from Tacoma, left Shanghai for Hongkong on

on the 14th June, a.m.

Sore Throat?

Then Try Formamint.

Sore Throat is so common in this climate that never to suffer from it, even during the worst season of the year, would be an unique experience for most people. Yet this car casi! be accourished, is an emi- neat physician has proved.

"I have never had a Søre Throat myself since I be gan to use Formamint Tablets," he writes in the “Practitioner for Decen-

ber, 1907. "although I suffered periodically before."

Everyone who uses Formamint may enjoy the same immunity, not merely from Sore Throat, but als from Tonsillitis, and those grave infectious diseases like Diphtheria, Consumption, Scarlet Fever, Measles, Minips, etc., many of which invariably begin with Sore Throat.

All such diseases are contracted through inhaling gerns which A Forinamint Tablet, dis- breed rapidly in the math and throat. solved in the mouth; inst intly destroys these germs.

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Formamint

THE GERM-KILLING THROAT. TABLET

PROF. SEIFERT, M.D.,

her writes: "Formarcist Tablets rave answered excellently in Sorc Throat, and are splen didly adapted as # preventive of infer tious disease."

SIGNOR CARUSO, the world-famous tenor, writes: "I have found Wulfing's For-

- mamint: Tablets very bereficial to the throat and pleasant to the

taste."

life

Although Formainint Tablets are pleasantly Avonred and quite barm less, they contain a powerful anti- septic which goes thoroughly over the lining of the mouth and throat,

fatal to germ and is absolutely Therefore, they not only care and pre-

safe

pro- vent Sore Throat, but offer tection against infectious diseases."

These claims are thoroughly en dorsed by the Medical Profession there are thousands of testimonial written in the same strain as the three quoted above; and amongst the most prominent users of Forma- mint are such celebrated people as

THE BISHOP OF BATH AND WELLS writes:Wulfing'. Formamint is a remedy and preventive, the value of which is appreciated in this house."

Queen Alexandra's confidential secre- tary, the Hon Charlotte Knollys; the ex-Prime Minister of Great Britain, the Right Hon. Arthur J Balfour, M.P.: Lord Kingsale: Lord Sir Gilbert Parker, Ristice

M.pdeacon of Bristol, and

the Dowager Countess of Wicklow, etc.

Harmint and worthless tablets, with maines very similar to Forma mint, are frequently offered for cale. Refise these firmly and insist on Wulfing's Foroamint, which is sold at all Chemists, in bottles of 50 fablets.

FREE HANDBOOK.

A. Wulfing & Con 6, Kiukiang Road, Shanghai. Please send me a copy of "Hints on Sore Throat," gratis and post free.

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Brides the ul Alphabetical List of Firms the Directory give the CLASHIFTED LISTS of MADES PROFESSIONE the large mariterna! Õentrés.

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ALPHABETICAL LIET of- "REAIDEN'S remains the names of over

20,000 FOREIGNERS,

wel arranged with the Initier the Surnames to strictly Alphabetical Ordon tay name caule found instbully.

Snipe, river gunboat, 95 tous 2 gads 240 hp,

Lt Comdr Maurice B-Leslie, Yangise, Tuka, torpedo boat destroyar, 305 tonsi.h.p..

6,000, Granner W. H. Ryder, Hongkong. Temar, receiving whip, 4,650 tom. 6 guns, Commodore R. Anstruther, C.M., Hong kong. Teal, river grinboat, 180 tons, 2 guns, 800 i... Loe ograted by one of the most emira Frios in Great Britain and are: corrected, u Lieut. Comdr: Hot Guy Storford, Chunghttp to date. They consist kiazg.

Thistle, gunbost, 710 tons 900 Kipi Liont.

Com. H, R. N. Cottrell Dormer, Hankow Usk, T.B.D., 590 tons, 7,500 f.d., 6 guns, L.

Maxwell, Yangtee

important British interests in the Far the 11th June, and is expreted to be Tere Britomart, gunboat, 710 tons, 900 b.p., Lient. Virago, torpedo-bost destroyer, 395 tour, 6 onar

CHICKENS IN CHERIANG. INCUBATORS ON A LARGE SCALE.

A correspondent writing from Tai- chowia to the N.-C. Daily News says:

I was introduced a few days back to one of the Tintai chicken incubatories, which during the months of April, May and Juneare in full swing. The combination of simplicity and effectiveness is the most striking feature. A long dark but with earthenware butts ranged up and down. and long double shelves above complete the apparatus. What is not present is the thermometer. Four men and the pro- prietor make up the stoff. A gentle fire of oarcoal and ash is placed in the floor of each butt, a tray, full of eggs is placed within the mouth and covered with a closely fitting straw cap. At the end of six days each egg is examined by placing it in a circular hole in the panelling and the unimpregnated eggs are rejected. At

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Comdr. W. E. Darwall, Hongkong, Cedrans, British sloop, 1,070 tons, Lhp, 1.400

f.d., Commr. Hugh P. E. T. Williams, Shanghai. Cherub, water tank and tag, 390 tons, i.b.p., 34;,

Master W. Smith, Hongkong, Clio, British slop, 1,070 tons, i.h.p., 1,400,

Comdr, Mackenzie, D.8.0 Penang. Fame, torpedo-boat destroyer, 340 tone, 6 guns, 5,700 hp., Lt Comdr. Wilkin son, Hongkong

ham, en route Weihaiwei

6,3001.p., Lient Cowdr Boddam Whit. Walland, T.B.D., 690 tons, 7,500 f.d., 6 gmor,

Comir, Seymour, Yangtse. Whiting, torpedo-boat destroyer, 360 tons! guns, 6,900 hp, Lient Coradr. Neville, Yangtse.

Widgeon, gunboat, 195 tons, 2 guns. 80 b.p, Lient and Comdr. J. C. F. Borrett, Kisting Wooddock, gunboat, 150, tons; 2-guns, 550 +. p.,

fellowing

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the Texte of all the most important TruLE

Trade

May 20th--Benluwers, C. Ferd Lacin. 1 Floro 4,340 tons, 9,000 td., 12 guns, Capt. Linut Comdr. M. B. K Blackwood, Lawncluded with tre countries of Erstern A

Derflinger, Asama, Sachsen, Goldra fets, Indraghiri.

Charles F. Charles F. Corbett, M. V. Ô,, en route to Weihaiwei, Hampshire, 10, 850 tons, 21,000 f.J., 14 ganz, Captain Marc Bowley Hill, Weihaiwei May 23rd-auta Haru, Iyo Maru, do Mary, Mendous, Spesia, Weldezt, armoured cruiser, 9,806 tocs, 14 gura, Prince

May 27th-Hyson, Atlantique, Rheau. May 30th Antilochus, Ceylon, Nort, Po, Simla.

June 3rd--Hyson, Inverclyde, Scandia. Spezia.

June 6th-Bulow, Ernest Simon, Glenroy, flirano Maru, Satsuma, Teen kai, Teuter, Tudens, Den af Glamir..

ARRIVALS AT HOME. June 6th-Amazone, Rhesus.

the end of ten days the eggs are removed PRINTING from the butts and placed upon the sholes and covered with cation quilte. One of the principal occupations of the workmen appears to be that of going over the whole setting each day and changing. the position. The many gentle to keep the fires in the butta serve building at a genial warmth.

Thus in a single night a whole batch of 10,000 chicks will hatch out, followed by another a few days later. These, in spite of the proverb, have already been sold to the vendors as sixty to the dollan. They

Nothing creates anoh good impression fr business as the use of First Class Printing be difference in cost between good and ltó printing and material is generally nil.

THE HONGKONG "DAILY PRESS PRINTING WORKS

are received before dawn. For the first turn out the Best Printing at Rensasable Frics

day they require no nourishment, so that

1.b.p. 22.000 Capt. Allen T, Hunt, C.SI, Hongkong.

Riushs, 616 toux i..p. 1,20", Lt.-Comdr.

H. Marryatt, Hankow. Merlin, surveying ship, 1,070, tous, 6 guns, 1,400 ip. Capt. F. CC. Pasoo, Labuan. Victaur, armsored orniker (fagship Vice

Admiral T. H.Jerram, C. B., Lhp. 27,00 Capt. E. B. Kidela, Weihsive. Monmoutli, armoured cruiser, 9,800 tons, ih.. 22,000, Capt. B. H: F. Barthelot, M.VIO. Yokotoma

Moorsen, river gunboat, 180 tons, 2 pan,

Woodlark, gunbosh, 150 tons, 2 gain 550 h.p. Liant Comdr. Robin W. Lloyd, Hankow gatzrines f

No. 36, D. J. MoCillewis, Lieut. Comms No. 37, J. A. Gaimos, Lieut-Commr, No. 33, R. E. G. Popa, Lt. Comm. T.B. 055, Lt Comy Handley, Hongkong. T.B. 036, Lt-Com: Stileman, Hongkong TB. 037, Lt-Com. Nicol, West River [T.B; 038, Lt: Com. Seymour, Hoogkong

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Otter, torpedo-bost destroyer. 385 tona. 6 guns, 6,300 hp, Lieut. Comdr. Wilkinson, Hongkong. Ribble, T.B.D., 690 tons, 7,500 f.d., 6 guns.

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