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HOUSE, to assume any such functions, and its work at present is often very illegal. He says:
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I shall not call upon the prisoner to make his defence. The complainant who brings the original charge has varied his statement so much from time to time that it is impossible for me to attach credibility to what he says. The whole Case bear the appearance of the complainant having voluntarily come down to Hongkong on that employment would be found for the promise him there by the prisoner, and of his having changed his mind upon the arrival of the stes
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it was possible that he was going to be kidnapped and sent aboard. Had he made that statement in the box in all probability the prisoner would have been convicted. But I am bourd
to take his evidence as he gives it, and if he chooses to give me some other st which he thinks la better calculated to secure the conviction of the defendant, bat which is not true, the defendant must get the benefit of This is an ordinary case of a man' being brought into the colony- whether for an improper purpose or not is not in Company, formed and registered in Hongkong. question now and is chief iniciat lies in the part that has been taken in it by the Pe Leang not the cast intention of asylog anything against the motives by which thai soclety is actuated,
&c.
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YE have the pleasure to announce that this
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large Chinese population, it is very important that they should know what the countitational method of obtaluing Jestice, and that anything which causes them to think that by irregular proceedings of this kind they are more likely to obtain the end in view is quite wrong. In what I have said I have no desire to make any reflection on your institution, I am merely dealing with it from the prisoner point of view. He is not defended and is there.
to all entitled that can be said in his favour story. The result has been that, whereas
discrepancies in the complainant's and to the think that if the matter had been brought for ward in the ordinary and simpis way in which. It ought have been and the complainant left to tell his story as it actually occurred, a con› viction would certainly have been obtained; as guilty and he is discharged. it is I think the prisoner has not been proved
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THE JUDGE AND THE
"CHINA. MAIL
ArTax a careful perusal of last night's China Mail, we are bound to say that, though never guilty of undue leniency in
we are unable to entirely concur in
THOUGH Mason's tiras expired on Friday last, he was to be kept to custody till Tuesday, to be put on board the Glenfruin, which sailed that day.
THE Canadian Pacific Railway Co.'s Royal mail stencer Embrass of India which leli Hongkong on the 9th July arrived at Vancouver at 5pm. on the 29th, As an instance of the terrible havoc caused by the late typhoon in Formosa, it is stated that totally obliterated, no trace being left of the in a large fishing village near Auping has been habitants (about 2,000) or their property.
In view of the fact that small-pox is reputed to be rampant in Vancouver (as shown by extracts from our exchanges published on Tuesday) it would be Interesting to know what is the present position of the Quaranilne question in Hougkong.
THE British ship Simra Miranda, Capt.. A. M. Master, arrived bere from Cardiff yesterday, go days out from port to port. This is smart work which shows the Affranda is first-class "saller" well handled, and can make grad use of every "plant" she gets.
the
THE steamship Zambesi has at last been released THE German steamship Hever, Captain Neilson, by the Court of Admiralty and handed over to ia attempting to leave Nagasaki harbour on the the mortgagees, and will soon be docked, for evening of July 24th, steified' shend with her scraping and painting, preparatory to analog anchor down, and ran faul of the moorings of under charter in the Straits and Java trade. the Nippon Yasen Kalsha budy, which she apparently struggled vary hard to carry away, WHICH is correct? Tho Shanghai Mercury says: ber, 11 might be expected, failed to do so. After The Garmin steamers Ingo and Aiwis Sayd "backing and filling fall-speed ahead and have been chartered by some Russian mer- satera, for quite a considerable time, witheat chants to go of a trading expedition along the any special result, beyond causing considerable coasts of Siberia and Kamstchatka as far north amusement to onlookers, the trouble was found 11 620 The expedition
will last about two out and the struggle was abandoned. Sha months. The Ingo was to leave Shanghai on ¦ eventually got citer, and left at y a.m. the next 29th ultime, and the Alwine Seyd on the morning. This reminds us of the rowlog party 30th." The N.C. Daily"News says:-"The which after working all night trying to pail American firm of Mosers,” Walsh, Hall & Co., in || home found the boat was still moored. japan, have chartered the German steamers Cito, Ingo, and Alwine Seyd for their usual summer trading expedition to their stations on the coasts of Siberia and Kattchatks,”
THE action taken by the creditors of the defunct Siam Electric Light Company has at last led to the desired result, and the payment of all claims | Fetis (y the Siam Free Press to band by last mail) | 2774fe uniminumuyu may have 1: kn place before this issue is in the anghel hans of our a. ders. The creditors were severely Charger «......................(chip) censured for to persilently pushing their claims,
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nor against the organisation of the society. confine myself entirely to this case. And i am sorry to say that the impression left on my mind is a very disagreeabla one.
MR. KITAMURA, Japanese residing in Yoko- hams Chiho Salbansho against Mr. J. L. dos Remedios, Portugáçse subject, on account of wegen alleged to be due him. This will be the first case tried in the Japanese Courte singe Consular jurisdiction was abolished.
will be observed from the election. returns, that the late Lord Beaconsfield's nephew and bef, Mr. Coningsby Disraeli, has been elected as a Conservative member for the Alriarbam division of Cheshire; that Sir John Pender, managing director and chairman of the E. E. Telegraph Co., has been returned as the Untonist member for Wick; and that Charles Dilke's majority, in the Forest of Dean, over the Con- servative candidato was 2,000, Sir Charles was looked upon by many as the Liberal leader on whom the mantle of the Grand Old Man would probably fall. He has now a chance of re- trieving his position and verifying the thoughts
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This is specially notablé :— The action of the society has been altogether irregular and I may say that in their efforts to make
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The simple facts of the case appear to rue to be that a detective of the society, in what be no doant considered to be the discharge of his duty, found this man on board a steamer, being brought into the colony by the prisoner, and that be thereupon arrested the prisoner and took both men to the Po Leung Kuk; that there the prisoner was locked up, and, the day beleg Sunday, was kept there until the following General's office, and from there to the Police day, when he was sent down to the Registrar. Station, I am extremely doubtful as to the existence of the other two men. They have disappeared. Nobody has seen anything of them. In the statement contained in the letter which was forwarded to the Registrar-General there is not a word about anybody except the prisoner and the complainant, and it seems to me rather as if the delective Mok Chi, thinking he might have exceeded his duty, has tried to resolvs the maller loto a squabble between faut parties, with the view of giving the impression that they remained 14 the Tung Wa at their own pleasure and were in no way detained.
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HONGKONG, THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1892.,
THE PO. LEUNG KUR And The
SECRET POLICE.
On Saturday last Mr. H. E. WODEHOUSE, police magistrate, 'In deciding a case concerning the work of the Po Leang Kuk,
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the remarks of Mr. LEACH to-day. His lordship the Chief Justice, according to the report in another part of this issue, said he had not seen the paper complained of, and therefore in laying down the general principle that cases must not be criticised while sub judice, he did not necessarily imply that he thought the rule had been broker. in fact, it may safely be inferred from what he said that he did not think any such offence had been committed, or of course stronger evidence of his disapproval would have been necessary. We may, therefore, In the absence of any definite expression of his Lordship's opinion on the facts, be permitted to say that, with all due defer ence to the Acting Attorney General, we The China Mail report of the Sessions think he bothered himself unnecessarily. was not exactly in the form usually taken by such reports, but then, nobody ever expects anything very great of the Shaik, least of all that it would be sufficiently outspoken to merit rebuke, If Mr. LEACH is dying_to_distinguish himself in protecting the Court from contempt scopes in the Daily Prets. For instance, or false report, he can find ample several very improper comments in this very case, culminated in the declaration case will be committed for trial to morrow." This fiat did not, however, Influence the magistrate, who adjourned
ing contemporary sald of a libel case the case several times in spite of the Daily Pris. Again on the 29th' ult., our morn- now pending that "the libels complained of extend över a considerable period" which is false and calculated to give the special jury very wrong impressions, Agala-but it is unnecessary to multiply examples; there is sufficient cause to have committed the Daily Pras staff to prison almost every week for a long while back, and the only cause we can imagine to explain its immunity is that nobody reads it..
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TELEGRAMS.
MR. GLADSTONE'S RETURN TO LOND. N.
LONDON, July 18th.
ways produced such excellent results, we would steater, for Singapore.
strongly inclined to advocate the leading by Activ the nose which has been so openly sor ffed ut. We are glad to see that the Siamese have acted sensibly and promptly in meeting the claims of creditors of the defunct, company, and a like P. C. C. Kleo....
Kong promptitude to meeting other claims would be highly appreciated by Europan
Nemyong traders. The sharbolders will, of course, wait yet some time
Columbast before their claims are considered, and though their lot may be hard it will be a lesson to Europeans against putting capital in Siamese compaules of unlimited liability. The 20,000 VERILY the Commons' Parliament is productive gastanteed by the King of Stam is given nes of mixed metaphors Last sessions Mr. Tim. first mortgage, who the plant will be sld and,Healy fatroduced a castle in Spalo, held out s it la hoped, a far higher figure reallred-saya mirage to act as a bulwark; Mr. Storey £30,000
revealed to the House his discovery that record- Dr. A STRANGE and disercditable incident is said to lng angela write with double dyed pensj
Tanner protested against an extraordinary bave occurred on board the P. & O. steamabip attempt to stab the Welsh mumbers Ancona during her last, voyage from Yokohama the back in their absence; Mr. Labouchere to Hongkong which appears to call for very compared the Government promises to crusted strong comment, if our Information is correct, part and old masters, used as pavingstones which and if not, we shall be happy to publish any the usurer palms off on the silly persons who fall explanation or correction which may be forth
into his nets and the late Mr. Reikes drew an coming. With this view Rice des appalling picture of a pseudo-national chimers Orinoco, which arrived at Plymouth on the property. According to the statements of the session Colonel Saunderson spoke in scorn
the story, which is already practically public
paraded as a stalking borsel le the previous 20th Jane from the West Indies, were Sir saloon passengers, it appears that while Wilson, Secretary of the Commission sent out Wiliam Markby, Sir Frederick Pollock and Mr. through the fuland Sea, from Kobe to Nagasan of a shameful barbett arrow, fired in the hope that some of the mud would · stick; an order was given to stretch the double against the First Puise Judge of the Colney, Chinese (or Malay) sailors made a false knot,tural language, to good seed which, whee to Trialdad to investigate the charge made ings. While engaged in doing, so, one of the Mr. Sydney Burton alludel, in almost Scrip Mr. John Cook. The charge was proved and and is pulling on it, he lost his hold and fell own, red tape grew up and choked it; while Mr. Molloy, the member for Blır, accused a right Judge Cook was suspended by telegraph from backwards into the sex. The cry was imme. hen, gentleman of being very clever: at starting stopped, a life-buoy threwn overboard, and a boat across the track! At one of the recent political expression suspended by telegraph, --
lowered to go lo search. After belag la the Tax Kobe Herald says it is reported that the water about half-an-hour, the man was picked actings, speaker thus delivered linself proposed extension of Kobe Port, which has up and taken back to the ship. As aven as he the party, is en in last legs; give there rope
anctioned in the near future. Consequent upon however, was not a man of that sort; he saluted been long desired by the peeple of Hingo, was set fast an dies, the passengers raised a cheer enough, and they will cot their own brosts," recently submitted to the consideration of the ❘ for the half-drowned sailor and his rescuers, as Cabinet and agreed to, and that it will be openly any British crowd would have done. Capt. Mudie, this fact, the Kobe Custom House is reported the native as follows:-"So it's you that has to have called the attention of those who stopped the ship for three-quarters of an-hour raised the petition to the fact that when the Take that, you (blank, blank) at the same petition is granted a branch office of the Custom time administering a sound kick behind. It wa House must be established in Hinge Fort, and pretty rough that after risking and almost loslug that prior to its establishment the Government's his life to do bis duty, a man should be treated measure will need to receive the approval of the in that way Diet Thor not of course betained until next session, so that a considerable time must yet clapse cre the port can be actually opened to foreign trade.
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the presence of the ship's Crew and potengers. If the man had not been a good swimmer he would undoubtedly have been drowned, as it was about half-an-hour before the boat reached him. It is to be hoped that Capt. Mudie will be able to explain, for say one | who would dans he is said to have done deserves to be strung ap by the heels and pelted with bad eggs.
SUPREME COURT..
IN CRIMINAL SESSIONS. (Before Chier Fustics Falding Clarks and a Special Jury)
*: August 4th.
The trial of Emts Deen, receiver of Victoria Gaol, for the murder of Ram Samy, an Indian watchman, was continued to-day.
The Right Hon'ble W. E. Gladstone on his the same month, thus making the passage and a good deal of trouble is being caused by thought that were his lordship to call the
PETITION AGAINST MR, DADABHAI NAORUJI'S ELECTION.
When his lordship had taken his sont on the "Bench, the Acting Attorney-General said he desired to call his lordship's attention to certala comments on the trial which had appeared in a local paper. He did not suppose that such remarks would carry any weight with the jury, but they were calculated to do so. It was very unusual for papers to comment on a criminal case while it was sub fudice, and it was most unfair. He attention of the Editor of the paper in question to the comments, a stop might be put to such conduct in the future. He would, with bis lordship's permission, and in a copy of the paper with the objectionable comments marked. its appearance was a copy of last night's issue Mr. Leach then held up a paper which from of our esteemed evening contemporary, the China Mail.
THE Anjer correspondent of the Singapore Free Press (pirated by the Daily Prety without xc- knowledgment) writes: The four-masted sailing ship Howard D. Troop left Greenock, Scotland on ber maiden voyage on the 12th February this year, and arrived at New York on the arth of across the Atlantic in 14 days. Her greatest day's run was 330 miles. Shela built of steel and registers 2180 tons, and is owned by Mr. H. 2
I. D. Troop of St. John, N. B. The new steel barque, Procyon, of Dundee, register, 1995 tons, com manded by Captain Dundas, which was also on her maiden voyage, arrived at New York on the agth February from Leltb, after a passage of 15 days. This vessel salled around the North of Scotland, and when compared with the time made by the Howard D. Trook, had a remarkable pussage. Both these vessels loaded petroleum at New The Times states that the Sultan of Morocco York for Shanghai, the Howard D. Troop sail has asked Russia to accredit a Ministering on the gth and the Procyon on the gtk of to Fer, thereby hoping with the assistance of April; the latter vessel arrived at Anjer on the France to render himself independent of the 14th and the former on the 15th inst, this giving
win for the Procyon, so far, of 5 days. They course, on both decks are smached. The hull paper they appeared in or the extent of them have been at anchor on the north side of in uninjured and day or two will put the Thwart-in-the-way, and resumed their voyage this morning, the
A position against Mr. Dadabhai Neorojl's, ballot for Central Finsbury has been officially lodged.
in the direction of sasisting the police and not s an indepent act of his
OTA. Had the delecitve, on suspecting the defen. dant of bringing the complainant Into the colony for an Improper purpose, immediately handed him over to the police the case would
return to London received perfect evation. have been disposed of without any difficulty. As it is, a great deal of evidence bas had to be in the ereafug he conferred with the Liberal
Leaders. taken irrelevant to the malo line but at the same time having an important bearing on the ́caso, and I think it would be well that the Po Leung Kuk should clearly understand that the performance of police and remal-judicial functions of this kind is beyond their powers, and that, while they might be of great asifstance in alding the police in the detection of special crime, they ignore that body and exercise irregular fancit nr in the manner indicated in this case, their action is calculated to do more harm than any good that might be derived from their charit able intention. They must know perfectly wall for what objects the police force exists, and they must also know perfectly well that the or dinary course of things is that the man should as soon as he is arrested straight to the police in order that he should be at once charged. Not only do they detain him
be taken
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THE SULTAN OF MOROCCO · APPLIE 3- TO RUSSIA.
July 20th.
other Powers.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
A Water Police lakong was 8:01 to gol His Worship summarised his judgment for term of three months by order of Mr.
has been rife in New York and a considerable amount of being the leading vessel. Speculation Troop money has been placed on the two vessels for the race. It will be interesting therefore to
note thele arrival at Shangħal.
Tax are, says the Mercury, an unusually large number of rafts just now on the Yangize, the reckless manner in which they drop down among the shipping at the parts. Several vessels have been fouled by them, the men-of-war appearing to suffer more than the merchant shipping in this respect. The most serices accident so far has occurred at Wuhu where the Chang-on was run into a few days ago by a huge rait and driven into collision, stern on, with Measta, Jardine, Matheson & Co.'s bulk. Tas upper works of the Chang-on wern rather seriously damaged, a piece about six feet square being cut cleas out of the starboard quarter of the promenade deck; happily the steering chalos were not broken but the supports were all carried away. The main deck is also slightly damaged in the same quarter, and the are broken for some distance, and the rails, of
His lordship'said he had not seen the com- ments in question. It must be perfectly well known to the Editor of any paper that remarks on cason sud judice constiinte gross contempt of Court and are highly improper. Any comments tending
to prejudica a jury must, of coune, be most unfair. His Lordship did not know which
of
His lordship said that he could not
Mr. Francis Q.C., spoke briefly in support o
emphasise too much the importance of the Acting Attorney General's complaint.
observing the rule that no comments should be allowed while a case was pending, especially in colony like this where the population was SO small, and the numbers from which the jury. were selected were also small,
Gunda Singh, gaol guard, spoke to seeing the prisoner return to the gaol about 8.15 p.m. on the 19th
either, . steamer all to rights again. H.B.M. gunboat sustained no injury beyond, having her paint peeled off. A rather curious accident of the Passes was also fouled by a raft at Wahn, but
same klad happened at Hankow some days ago, when a large raft ran right on to the ram of the Russian crolier Mandjous. The salt is, tble instance came out of the encounter only second best, for the sharp spar of the man-of-war cat it neatly in two. One half of the refl with number of men was thrown on one side by the ram and daited on to the Zinnst, and the other half, also with a crowd of Celestials, got foul of the First Nobody was hurt, but a good deal of cursing was given went to by the ramen, as they set to work to get the two halves of their unwieldy craft together againstakin CAPTAIN LOFTUB for over twenty years Hydrographer to His Majesty the King of Slam,q passed through Hongkong lately, having left the service of Blam, according to the Fyn Prass,
fof
Labh Singh, Subadar of the Asiatic Artlilery, Bald Emin Deen, whom he knew well, conversed with him in January last about getting Ram Samy out of the colony.
Case proceeding.
PRES CORRESPONDENCE.
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for more than twenty-four hours, but even then, that the lady who threw the ginger-out at Mr. A CORRESPONDENT, Writing to the Times, saya when they consider that a charge le made out Gladstons is one of Mr. Gladstone's most ardent against him, they do not hand him over to the supporters. The operation was merely an out police but send him to the Registrar-General ward expression of her frenzied admiration.
And this ought to be embodied in an Ar Sourabaya, a short time ago Miss Jessie THE Singapore Free Prass publishes the follow Order in Council -
Stewart of Klaer and Abell circus was performing translation from an article in a Netherlands This farther facreases the Irregularity of the tag on a Japanese ladder when the man below paper which is of direct interest to merchants all
lost control of it and she fell into one of the proceedings. The Registrar General had no
over the East-Every, one knows that the American combination, of which the Standard more to do with this case than anybody else in boxes, breaking one leg and injuring her back. the colony, and they might as well have went THE typhoons have been turned off for the time. Qll Co. is the leading member, is trying to get a the defendant to the Postmaster General, £18 Once more we have peerless blue skies and monopoly of the petroleum trade in Europe. But Surveyor-General, or any other official here. Iglesions refulgenes of the tropical sunt (vids not every one knows that a syndicate of English was not a matter pertaining to the functions of Dally Preis bick number) and Dr. Doberck caplialisis has formed a plan to monopolise the the Registrar-General at all. The police, are has taken in his typhoon drums and things, and petroleum trade for the Far East : They have a bere a properly constituted body for dealing got back to his own deat old "gridients fode big fleet of steamers, with which they hope to with crime and it is to them that, they should | rats.”
send the petroleum in balk through the Suez have handed over this man.
Canal. The Muras, one of the steamers, can load about 4,800 tons of petroleum, and this society's mode of operation. We were for the purpose of Interpretation as follows. Hastings, Acting Magistrate, this morning for use, This spadesse olshes to secure samittent Loftus, has had exienstre dperience in Blan
of shoes from a comrade. time, syndicate sufficient only able to refer to the case in the Leucg Kuk in d-taining this man and sending at a pawn-shop when going there to hand over
I have been saying that this action of the Po was sailed by another long who met bim ground for the building of storage tanks in and has made elaborate surveys of the greater briefest possible terms at the time, but him to the Registrar General is quite irregolar. some of his own clothing to his “uncle."
fourteen ports in the East. From these tanks, part of the east and west coasts of the Gulf a the petroleum for distribution will be pumped Slam Surveying the coasts of Siam has not I see in your issue of yesterday you state that the whole text of Mr. WODEHOUSE'S It is one of the first principles of justice that a remarks is well worth reproduction, even man accused of a crime shell ts brought speedily DURING the past week it has been noticed that in to iron caske, which can always be refilled interfered with other work, for we fed that he the above named bank is sulog a syndicate for again after use. By these means the syndicate bas sade hay in the heyday of his fame and 8380,000 on Mr. Melbye's account. Are you at this late date. In order that the io trial. Not merely is this the practice of the water in the harbour has been covered with hopes to reduce storage and other expenses: so obtained several valuable concessions from the sure that you are not confusing Melbye's affairn with a syndicate of 'shara gamblers, which wan attention of the Government, and more English law but it is a principle affecting the minste parifeles of red or brownish dust, hardly as to be able to sell oll cheaper than petroleum Siamese Government His literary cond were guided to destruction by Mr. Keswick, and not
of the subject everywhere, and your visible to the asked eye, except when, for particularly of the Po Leung Kuk Com-ve, when he suspected the prisoner of instance, a swimmer' stays in the water a few packed in thus and cases. The result of this of the pamphleteering Grummanda mission, may be pointedly directed to this basing brought the complainant into the colony
minutes-and
syndicate will shut out every other variety, judgment of a most able and impartial for an improper purport, should have at once rusty son comes out looking like a figere oftem will be that the petroleum of the to $87, not so highly commended by the Mr. Melbye Me
It supposed that during the
for no one will be likely to successfully critle, a trained police magistrate and handed him over to the police and not taken recent seogh weather junk loaded wit
oppose such rich syndicate. Among barrister-at-law, who is probably better him to the Tung Wa Hospital, whence he was sort of saltpetra must have been capilied the fourteen ports we mentioned above to benefit his adopted country, www next [Our Information was as we published it,
afterwards sent to the Registrar-General. He or smashed up. Does the favestigation of a
fured Are: Bombay, Calcutta, Madras, Singapore, fitted than any other man in the colony to
the invention of Improved though of course, to ers is human. Wait till
the case comes on, Johnny 1-Ed, HKT) state what is right and what is wrong should not have been brought before the phenomenon like this came within the provlace Penang, Hongkong, Batavia, Soerabaya Sama ship's light, and the result of many year
and Kobe, Registrar-General at all, but Immediately of the police, the Observatory, or the Gover
For us Dutchmen, it is
experiments
to the world the per has given about this secret society. By the way, handed over to the police. The delay whichment analyst Pics
Important to know what will be the influence of Loftus Lampe
Tha
Invention is remarkable for BORNEO-THE SHAREHOLDERS' has Mr. WODEHÖVER been called as a bas been occasioned, and, the proceedings "Trata declares that "in all parts of the this syndicate end the trade and industry in the the Improved curve of the reflecting lens, and
GRAVE, ASIGURA witness before the Commission? If not, which have taken place without the knowledge Empire, there is a keen Impatience for a change Dutch Indies. First of all our Datch, firms will for the adoption of glycerine as medium of why not?
of the public have greatly increased the of Ministers at the Colonial Office No, there fose a big, branch of commance, because the ith reflecting power. The lights has been DEAR SIR-I have lately bean shown an It is, perhaps, rather a disadvantage difficulty of getting justice done. How can not. What is wanted, desperately wante, in Import of petroleum in cases will never succeed pronounced excellent by many shipping.com article to your paper speaking of North Borses that these remarks of his Worship are too decide whether the prisoner has had fal play 7 Hongkong at any rate, is a change of system against the import in tanks. In the second panies and Captains, though for some reason or au un altogether disappointing country and a long for the ordinary newspaper reader He may have had statements extracted from entirely The Ministers Ard
will be
for we hoped | A “moaqulio Best * of small gunboats for the the country very well I must protest against this to wade through; but the theme, the ever- him which would tell against hips, which might according to teetr lights, but like the catheter. Butch: Indies and promiting industry in the other than not yet camelajo unasadil prosta enne enmétas an, lurid bopes. As one who know recurring refrain of the whole speech is the evidence of the whole case
not have been legally
with a quart, jug up before his faon, 12by see to exploit our Otter fields "in | defence of Bangkok was another Invention of I'disciplion of what is one of the finest pika 1 case I am afraid that only through a glans, darkly The Colonial Langkat and Koet. The population of the Captain Lottos fertile brain but this scheme countries in the world? England's best tropical that the Po Leung Kuk must rigidly adhere great deal of it is untine, sly think Office is worked as well as can be reasonably Datch Indies will not derive any profit from this probably moved in the bad owing to the factored colony of fallerants, it is necessar to the voluntary principle In Its work; the real
to the Registrar-General, Government service, working ten thousand miles, petroleum in the Dutch Indles per year is about smart little mosgatto feed was to escape after to fallure hitherto, but as I have the very firmest in any direction whatever It must not be and that all the evidence have had away from the place which they worem, What 1,000,000, but we hope that our own petroleum potting big adversaries. Other schemes belief is the immediate future success of the allowed for & moment to do police work, lace of what has gone on at the Po is wanted is the abolition of this abnormal will renace the foreign and enrich our colonies of ble for the defence of the river dist with county I will now detall my reasons for ve for which there is already in Hongkong as there must have been some lag husgatal do sythian rupes Physics Imposibility to instead of America had as owing to do tolls adoped to malant Captain can bid on thera
properly, st a highly efficient and" siltmore highly in the proceedings thire, and therefom, they are worss Dowsing Steel it, the better are our expensive police force, The Po Loung not enil led to fall credit. £ sope you will bear chance for reforma, since the seed isi môre Kuk cannot be allowed, says Bar, WosK", in mind: wisp that to a Colony allee sala, with walevident.
FABR
we BIG Botty
Siamese authorities as their merits deserved. From hydrography to writing pamphlets les long step į but his versatile talent, always eager
ta.
NERES À BROKER,
Yours truly Hongkong, 4th August, 1893
It can never exercise compulsdry powers statement reths contained in the simple expected bi urdinary (tary ordinary} mortals, in system of foreign monopoly, The Import of dilting of Bangkok, Kiongs through which the to this letter to go into the causes that have led
It would be wise of the Dutch Government to his adepted country, with an easy concianos. Til the tropical products I have (riid-16) le stmoak to favour the Dutch industry and to and fo the fall omylotion that be her terve KÓWɑ. JAYE DSvér bað a failure yet (15.3, baki ) give no sights of innda for the bulding of psted: Jessa innks to foreigners,
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Slam and her King, at least, to The Best varied a bullies:
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