THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, JUNE 12, 1897.
Co-day's Advertisements.
DIAMOND
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JUBILEE.
MARRIAGE
On the 5th instant, at the Church of Sacred Heart of Jesus, Hongkew, Shangal, b the Rev, Fasher Lovall, S., WILLIAM ALLANSON, ci Sharghal, to RUYLA, youngest daughter of ja me and Adelalda Reng-i.
THE Rev. C. H. Salisbury, who was lately appointed Charlain to H.M.S. Undaunted, as previously announced in our colaming, selved
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elegraph deals with the Government of the Queen's yesterday by the P. & O, steamer Canton to join this afternoon was a great success and it is now
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AND
THANKSGIVING TO GOD
TO BE USED ON
THANKSGIVING DAY,
20TH JUNE, 1897,
A small pamphlet containing the forms of Prayer and special Thanks giving (authorised version, just received from London) was published to-day at the office of
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INFORMATION WANTED.
"Things you "ught to know, you know!" THAT THERE WILL BE A
GRAND
INAUGURATION
or
SFRIES OF SEA TRIPS.
Commencing
TO-DAY (SATURDAY), the 12th June, From PEDDER'S WHARY.
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OF HONGKONG'S LARGEST AND BEST LAUNCHES.
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Intending Passengers can embark from 8 x M. to &30, returning at 11 P.M.
Prices to suit the populace $1. Refreshments can be obtained on board. All tickets issued will be available for the sexson in case of bad weather. The whole will be under the personal supervision of
SAM MARKS,
Hongkong Hotel,
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HOMOKONO, SATURDAY, JUNE 12, 1897,
THE POSTAL SUBSIDY.
The question of the Colony's Contribu tion to the Mail Subsidy is a grave one, and, while we agree with the Committee of the Chamber of Commerce in the
opinions they have expressed on both aspects of the question, we think they are a little Indefinite, and have omitted to notice some of the more important features of the case.
to
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share.
the lives of Her Majesty's subjects. THE gold entput of the Rand for April lust was the world over so far as сап be 135,503 ox, being 3:631 oz, above the highest na record. That is a bit of land evidently worth accomplished pictorially and from it can be gathered in a few minutes a good "pacllying" almost immediately if not sooner! idea of Greater Britain, its people, scenery, buildings and the contrasts of the various lands and the people inhabiting them. The first number of The Queen's Empire
subjects and various buildings are la ship; shawn from the 'Houses of Parlament we understand that Lady Buller, the wlis of aquatic part of the Jublico celebration wil bo & Port Moresby, New Guinea? The publica- Vice-Admiral Sir Alexander Buller, K.C.Bu tion is to be by monthly parts at the very Commander-in-Chief of the British Far Eastern moderate price of sixpence each, and we Squadron, is now on her way to Hongkong en feel convinced that the English speaking routa lor England, public wili hasten to avall themselves of the chance of obtaining such a valuable collection and thus accord Messrs. CassHEL
down to the modest Government House at
& Company the support which they so richly deserve in their undertaking.
MEDICAL INSPECTION OF SHIPPING.
Girly certata that, given fire weather, the
credit in every way to the colony and all who are working together with a will to make a record show in the record year.
In his Wally Share List issued to-day Mr. Georg wdtes:-Boslers 'daring the week under review has been of a raiber ansatlefactory nature, most of the principal stocks, vit. Binks, Ducks, Insurances, Linds and China Sugars having rated weakish, while Mining shares have morn or less declined to a considerable extent, The
only stocks which show some limprovement are Ropes, Icer, Tramways and Cotton shares
Green Is and are down to $38, and weak at the
tate.
A DISPATCH to the Pall Mall Ganito fram
An Interesting summary of the last sonusl report of the Missions to Seimen is pnbibbed as a supplement of this issue of the Hongkong Telegraph. It has occurred to us that in this form it will be handy for seamen to take with them on board ship to perora while at sea. The We feel very doubtful about the pro- Mission is doing a great and rood work and What is the case? The British Govern-posal to detain and medically inspect deserves hea:ly support from "Jack" sed those
every vessel coming into this port. We ment subsidizes the P. and O. Company are nfrald that however theoretically who have his welfare at heart.
carry mails
the Mediterra- desirablelt may be to do so, that practically | REFERRING to the so-called Belgian loan nego. nean and Eastern ports-India, Australia, It is impossible. To be of any value the clated by Sheng Total for the Hanka-Peking Belfast says that inquiries tend to confirm the Straits Settlements and China-and India, Australia, the Straits and Hongkong are inspection must be thorough and universal; Rollway, native flead informs us (Shanghat previcas information to the effect that a recht it must be applied to everything. that Mercury) that there is a clease in the contract is about to be built in Ireland to ample not called on to contribute towards the pay-
enters the brhour and it must cease to be
to the effect that French englocars shall be en-only for the Queen's Cup, but for the America's ment of that subsidy. Hongkong has the very perfunctory arrangement that since 1981, contributed £6,000 per
including Mr. Custave M. Welf. M.P, for East now does duty for medical inspection.ged for the construction of the line. We Cup. The yacht is to be built by a syndicate further learn that the diplomatic representatives Belfast, and a member of the Belfast ship-build- annum and.
now called cn to
To do it as it ought to be done it will cost pay B very much larger
a very great deal too much. It will of France and Russia have lent material susisting firm of Hariand and Wolff, the Margale of With a degree of politeness not always require at the least four additional medicalnce to beloglug the contract to a successful Dafferia, the Marquis of Londonderry and Major
Sherman Crawford. The new yacht will pro...... shown on these occasions to Crown.
officers, two for each entrance to the port, Israe
bably be built la Hilditch's yards at Carrick- Colonies, this Government has been asked and one in reserve for emergencies and tools (says the Sfarcury-of-7th instant) mez-lergns, and the will fly the flag of the Royal to favour the Imperial authorities with its opinion on the justice or otherwise of the supply casual vacancies in the working slaved in to-day's Chik Nan Pao that separate Ulster Yacht Club, of which the Marquis of basis on which this additional levy is to be staff. That means a large addition to the cost of the Administration in salaries At the "HONGKONG TELEGRAPH "Office. calculated, and sundry figures put together alone, to say nothing of the cost of steam Hongkong, 12th June, 1897.
by the authorities at home have been sent launches, observation wards, &c., &c. out for consideration in support of the pro- The daily average of vessels entering the posals. The Governor, on receipt of these part was last year ninety-four-ships, papers, referred them to the hamber of steamers and junks, all included. Nearly | [The Chth Nan Pao had better wake up. The Commerce for their opinion and the Com-three millions of passengers arrived in mittee of the Chamber appointed Messrs. WHITEHEAD, EDE, and HERBERT SMITH Hongkong in 1896, or nearly eight thousand a day, and in addition the crews a sub-committee to consider and report. of the vessels entering port totalled nearly We have got the sub-committee's
half a million. If all these are to be report. We have had the Committee's inspected, even cursorily, four officers will letter to the Governor in reply to his re-be wholly insufficient, giving only ten quest for light.
NOW READY!
The form el Spulai Sirota and Prayers, as directed by the Chlef R✩bbl for use on
THANKSGIVING DAY, 20th June, 1897. PRICE, 10 cents each,
Intimations.
DAKIN, CRUICKSHANK & COMPANY,
VICTORIA DISPENSARY.
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HONGKONG,
AERATED WATERS.
'IMPLE AERATED WATER.
To whom all business communications should SE
bi addressed.
Hongkong, 12th June, 1897,
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IN THE MATTER ET ORDINANCE No. 1 OF
1891.
AND
SODA
MINKALE
WATER.
EMONADE.
SARSAPARILLA.
Now, the first thing that strikes us in endeavouring to arrive for curselves at an opinion on the point is the absence of any sufficient material on which to form a sound opinion. What is the total amount of work done by the P. & O. Co. for this subsidy; for whom and in what proper- tions is the work done, fa, what weight of mall matter is carried for each of the parties from whom contribution is sought? R ASPBERRYADE. &c, for what distances, at what speeds, and with what degree of regularity; what amounts, gross and net, are recovered by DAKIN, CRUICKSHANE & Co.'s WATERS Are the several parties in respect of the mail OF AN INVENTION FOR "IMPROVEMENT Qualified English Chemist and will bear comps.matter carried for each, and what amouut of profit does each derive from the rison with the best Engilsh Manufactures.
Speelkl terms to HOTELA, CLUBS, MESES and working of the subsidy?. Until these
IN THE MATTER OF APPLICATION OF JACOB PULVER WRIGHT, A CITIZEN OF THE ----UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. RESIDING AT 46, AVON STREIT, IN THE CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW HAVEN AND STATE OF CONNEC TICUT, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, FOR LETTERS PATENT FOR THE EXCLUSIVE USE WITHIN THE COLONY Or Honozoxo.
IN AND RELATING TO MACHINES FOR MAKING WATCHES.".
made under the constant supervision of a daly
seconds to each inspection. A month of such work would kill the men. In 1894 there was a special Inspection of junks coming from the westward only. It was the hardest work the two naval officers who undertook it ever had and it only tasted a month.
ANOTHER SERIOUS CONSIDERATION. There is another consideration. This
inspection can only be carried on by day. Steamers and junks may not therefore enter during the night. That is a serious trouble to junks, which must make use of the tide when It serves. Steamers are inde- be pendent of the tides, but the loss of time In loading and unloading will tremendous and will be another
it is a question »hinཐཾབྷཱ་ gain more by adopting these precautions against the introduction of disease than
concessions of a Settlement in Amoy will be granted to Russia, Germany, and Japan The Viceroy of Mlachi, Pien, by ceder of the Trangli Yamen, has already deputed an official named Chang Chookwel to survey the different sites Hongtong Telegraph' gave publicly to this fuformation fally two months ago.] CHEONG Ho, cashier, was brought up on remand at the Magistracy this morning on s charge of embezzlement. Mr. J. Hastings pro. secuted and Mr. C. D. Wilkinson appeared for the defence. Capt. Thompson, of the Ordnance Department, gave evidence that bis wife palda bill for about $39, the receipt of which was produced. The master of the shop was crois- examined at great length by Mr. Wilklaron, after which the case was dismissed owing to want of evidence.
In the House of Commons, on the 21st olimo Mr. Bal'our made an Important statement
regarding the filth policy of the Government
be
that during next Session measures will introduced for Ireland to the following effect: - A Poor Law; and, Establishment of
3rd. The grant of Imperial subaldies, for Local Administration, which would be elective;
sallamine landlords of enral raten, and the tenants of ha'f of the county cess. The speakers of all welcoming the scheme of Government.
Dufferin is Commodore.
THE INDO-CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LT'D.
RESULT OF LAST YEAR'S WORKING.
Meas 2. Jardins, Matheson, & Co., General Managers of the Indo-Chloa Steam Navigation Company, Ltd, courteously inform us that they have received a telegram, dated London th Jane, reading as follows :--
"General meeting of shareholders will take place on the 17th Jane, Report for last year forwarded by to-day's mail. No dividend will be declared. We ate bilaging forward £1400 Balance at credit of underwriting account, £90,000. Exchange ressive, £3,500."
THE LIGHT DUES QUESTION.
Chamber of Commerce,
Greenock, 11th May, 1897.
We have received the following letter from the
Secretary of the Chamber of Commerce for publication, and have much pleasure in com plying with the request :—
DEAR SIR-This Chamber have to acknow-
enclosing coples of the memorials presented to ledge receipt of your favour of 38th January last, His Excellency the Governor by the represents-> Ileos of your shipping interest, and from your Chamber to the Colonial Secretary, and they on consideration the executive Government will abt impose any farther charges on shipping visiting Hongkong.
I VEILT,Je Jerthe, given_sha; Zha / Mhpe Large Son-yrðuíd be addressed to Astonment of the expenses desea Ulance of profit or loss.. Shall we periler, lacluding Mr. Healy, concurred in cordially approve of the protest made, and trust
DECLARATION required by the above cited
Ordinance have been dult filed in the Office of
Manager.
Hongkong, 1st March, 1897.
the Colonial Secretary of Hongkong, and that it
TO SUBSCRIBERS. fe the infection of the sald JACOB PULVER. WRIGHT, by WILLIAM ELZIE HUNT, his daly SUBSCRIBERS TO "THE HONGKONG authorized Agent and Attorney in fact, to Apply | TELEGRAFH" ARE MOST RESPEONBULLY at the meeting of the Executive Cosell to REMINDED THAT ALL SUBSCRIPTIONS be held on date bereinafter men loned,, ter MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE. LETTERS PATENT for the exclusive Use within the said Colony al Hongkong, of the above-named Invention,
And Nolice is hereby given that a Meeting of the Executive Council will be held in the "ouncil. Chamber, at the Government Office, Victoria, Hongkong, oo TUESDAY, 29th instant, at 9.30 A.M
Dated the jack day of Jane, 1897.
W. E. HUNT, Agtnt and Attorney, in fact,
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for
JACOB PULVER WRIGHT,
"Gleanealy," Hongkong.
CHINA NAVIGATION COMPANY,
LIMITED.
FOR SHANGHAI.
THE Company's Steamship
THE
"PAKHOI,"
Captain Stott, will be despatched as above on TUESDAY, the 15th instant, at 2 P.M.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE, Agents.
Hongkong, rat Jane. Roj.
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FOR WEST RIVER PORTS. (KONOMOON, KAMCHUCK, SAMSHOI, SHUIHINO, TAKHING and WUCHOW)
HE Steamship
ΤΗΣ
* WINGTONG"
will be despatched as above on of about WED- NESDAY, the rốth instant,
For Freight or Passage, apply to
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE, Agents.
Hongkong, 12th June, 1807.
INDO-CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, LIMITED. FOR MANILA (DIRECT),
THE Company's Steamship
Tors
YUENSANG,* Captain W. Waddilovs, will be despatched an above on WEDNESDAY, the zóth instant, at' 47.M.
This Steamer Bas Superior Accommodation few First-class Pamengers.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
JARDINE, MATHESON & CA,
General Managers. Rongkong, raih Jade, 1897.
1933
MOGUL-WARRack-Milburn LINE. FOR NEW YORK, VIA SUEZ CANAL
•HE Steamship THE
* SIXH,
to will about 18th June 1897. 3.5." ARGYLL," to sail abot ged July, 1897," 8.S.AFRIDI to sail about 18th Jul;, 1897, 8.B. "LENNOX, ' to sall abour and August, 197.
For Freight or Passage apply to
DODWELL, CARLILL & Co.,
Agents. Hongkong, nah Jane 1807.
FOR NEW YORK
THE 100 4, 1. British-Ship
"CLAN MACKENZIE,"
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Captain Iddes, having merived will load here for the gbora Pori, and will have quick despatch,
ARNHOLD, KARBERG & Co. Hongkong, 1am Jnon, chey,
1748!
A. S. WATSON & CO.,
LIMITED.
› CHEMISTS BY APPOINTMENT.
ESTABLISHED AD. 1841.
MANUFACTURERS
or
carriage can be made by anyone, and the 3794 Home Government have only supplied one of these elements, and the least The Postal important the distances. Union has, as the Committee's letter points out, and as we all know, practically eliminated the question of distance from all postal calculations; a letter is carried to any Union country far or near for 24d. There are not to be found in the Colony, so far as we can ascertain, any Post Office statistics, blue-books, reports, or figures of any sort, except our own, and these are so Imperfect and so muddied that they are of very little use. There is not in the Colony, we believe, a single copy of the British Posmtaster General's Annual Report. We know in a general way that that Department of the Govern ment makes a handsome annual profit of over three millions of pounds sterling out of the entire Post Office business. We presume this is calculated after payment out of the gross receipts of all postal subsidles, and that therefore, the Post Office costs the British taxpayer nothing. The post office, business pays for itself and leaves a surplus over which goes in relief of the general taxation at home. Why should we then contribute anything? The Military Contribution Is a different thing, justified on different grounds. The Army and Navy are paid for out of the taxes levied In the United Kingdom, and we are asked to help to relieve the taxpayer of some portion of the burden. In connection with the Post Office there is no burden in
AERATED WATERS.
OUR AERATAD WATER FACTORY is filled with the best English Machinery, embodying the latest improvemeņis in the trade.
The Parest Ingredients only are used, and the almost Care and Cleanliness exercised in the Manufacture throughout,
The Water used is proved by repeated the adjustment of the Postal Union
Analyser to be Abrolately Pare.
For COATT FORTS, Waters ses picked and placed on board ship at Hongkong prices, and the full amount allowed for Packages and Emples when received in good order,
Accounts; we already pay our proper proportion of the expenses of transmitting the letters, Last year we paid out of the postal revenues 851,713 to the United Kingdom-and.837,219 to other countries as our share, and this in addition, to the £6,000 squeezed out of us by the Imperial Government as our special contribution to
we shall lose in the shape of additional Soyz doubt still appears to exist as to whether salaries and expenses, and in the heavy | the Undaunted will be placed in the southern loss of time in carrying out shipping or northern division of the station. However, an the necessary repairs and alterations to the operations? All that additional cost is in. the nature of an insurance premium ship will occupy some months, the ship's com- against the introduction of infectious diseases and the consequent losses. Will pay need have no fear of being hurried off to Singapore just at present. The ship will turn the proposed expenditure In fact insure us against plague, cholera and small-pox? her crew over to the Tamar on the 24th instant, and go to dock for an overbaul. We presume If it does, are the risks so grave that we. can afford to pay so high a premium? We that the presence of the Undaunteds on the Tamor will mean another lease of life for the fear that the protection will not be by any means complete, and we doubt if such old Victor, as it will hardly be possible for the Commodore to turn over with another crew in protection as the proposed new methods will afford will be found to be worth the possession, and the Undaunteds are likely to be expense.
there until the end of August.
REUTER'S MESSAGES.
RUSSIA..
LONDON, Jane roth, The Tearing has given bath to a 'daughter,
TURKEY AND THESSALY.
The Porte bas ordered the collection of the sheep tax in Thessaly and has appointed a Turkish Governor at Pharsala,
The Porto officially denies the reported atrocities lo Thessaly and Epirus.
TURKEY AND THE CESSION OF THESSALY.
The Daily News' correspondent at Constan- stoeple states that Tawfik Pasha has informed sulman religion to restore texritory conquered by the Ambassadors that it is against the Mus
the shedding of blood. The Gosman Ambassador appris Towk Parba,
LOCAL AND GENERAL:
***TH# first series of our Diamond Tables pamphlets are ready, Vide advtu.
the Postal Subridy, We confess we do not THz first of Mr. Sam Marks' harbour excuri Counterfell Order Books supplied on applica. | see any grounds on which we should pay | stous leaves Fedder's Wharf to-night at 8.30. any contribution to the P. & O. subsidy.
tion.
Our Registered Telegraphic Address is "DISPENSARY, "HONGKONG.". And all signed messages addressed thus will receive prompt attention.
The following is a List of Waters niways kept
ready tu. Stoch zu -PURE AERATED WATER,
SODA WATER,
LEMONADE
POTASH WATER,
SELTZER WATER,
BARSAPARILLA WATER,
TONIC WATER,
GINGER ALE,
GINGERADE
LITHIA WATER,
No Credil given for Belles that look dirty or greasy, or that appear to have been used for any other purpose than that of containing stated Waters, as such Bojiles are never used again
by th
We think the Committee and sub-Com-BIR HENRY IRVING will unveil the Siddons mittee ought to have raised the previous Memorial on Paddington Green at noon on question and asked if we ought to pay any Monday, the 14th foxtant subsidy before answering the question, or considering the question of amount:
Notes and comments.
THE QUEEN'S EMPIRE.
Among the numerous publications Issued
Sa NICOLAS O'COMOR, the British Ambassador at St. Petersburg, will probably go do Karlsbad shorti, to take the waters,
THE Diamond Jublies Choir met at the City Hall at 5.30 p.m. to-day for combined practice
in connection with and in commemoration of the "Hallelujah Choras," and other numbers
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The tendency of the present day is to cheapon the charges on shipping, and all the newer parts in this country have wade considerable réduc tlons with the view of encouraging owners to accept chartere on most favourable conditions,
by the preference given. knowing that these merchants will be recouped
Freights all over the world have within recent” years suffered a considerable decline, and in many cases, including your own local traffic, th reduction, we feel satisfied, exceeds 30 per cento This Itsal should cause the Government to pause before infileting greater burdens, / on
hipping.
A you state, the Home Government' have had our light dues question under their con- sideration for some time, and it is expected they will vesy shozily reduce the charge toʻu rafa more in accordance with the selual orilay, chants and the shipping visiting your port It mainly owing to the fact that your mere
are free from mii daes, that Hongkonoriocipal
IN connection with the ocean race between mail boats which left here on Wednesday for Marsellles, San Francisco and Vancouver, li should be mentioned that anotha: probable the position it cow occupies, being competitor, the N.Y.KM “new steamer Kana-shipping emporium of the Far Eait, and we feel gowa Mars left the same day at 4 p.m. for satisfied, if your Government wish to retain that position for the port, they will either do away Landon. Her first port of call is Singapore and entirely with the charge now existing for light then she touches at Colombs. The Kanagawa dues, or at the very least bring the revenue Isa.134-knot host and made her run from Kobe from this source down, and more into line with to Hongkong in the good time of 4 days 18 the actual expenditure. We observe that the hours. It is probable that she will reach including maintenance and repairs, amounts cost of the whole lighthouse establishments,
Colombo a few hours ahead of the French Uiner to $16,870 per annum and that the' estimated Sydney, and thence to the home poris bolk
-ravenue at aj cents, per ton, the burden your vetiels should be able to have a very fair trial Government propose to laflict on shipping,
would resils $113,000, thowing that after of speed. The Sydney, as we stated on allowing an ample margin for varision in Wednesday last, left her moorings promptly at toupage, the expenditure for maintenance and repakes would be covered by a charge of i cent. 104 pm.
pir ton, which would yield about §13,600,
We shall watch with interest your forther efforts, trust you will be able to get your. Govamat to make Hongkong, not only in game, but in fact, affres port.
THE Naval Bilgade bar already commenced lis preparations for the grand display to be held at Happy Valley on Diamond Jubilee Day. The men are being drilled on the stretch of ground in the rear of the Torpedo Depót at | Kowisan, hut sa no one, no far as we can gaiker,
Yours truly,
W. HARDIE,
Saritary.
appears to have any idea as to the programme R. C. Wilcox, Erguir, Secretary, Chazaber of
Commerce, Hongkong.
·DIAMOND JUBILRE SUBSCRIP- TIONS.
to be carried out at the parade, there las good deal of uncertainty among the Naval officers concerned as to what evolutions will be' pek. formed and there is a good deal of needless work. It appears to us that the best way out of the difficulty would be for the two services to hold
combined rehearsal parade at Happy Valleyiribations, vir — nt as early'a date as possible so that each contlogant may know exactly what is required of it.
JAMES SUTHERLAND, a gunner of the Royal Artillery, appeared at the Magistracy to-day charged with assaulting Mr. Osborne, the pro- prietor of the Bay View Hotel, on the 23rd May, and also on a second charge of assaulting Mr.
of the Diamond Jubilee Year few will be | THE Grand Council of the Primrose Loeguo bas more popular, appropriate or longer re- dacorsted Mt. Ballour, He has been made a | Hill, Mr. Kennedy's amintant, on the same day tained as a memento of the event by those | Grant Commander of the filth grade of the who obtain it than the fine series of repro- Order of the Grand Star, ductions of photographs dedicated to Her
Majesty and entitled The Queen's Empire, THE Duke of Cambridge was the principal published by Messrs CASSELL and Com-guest at the Jubiles Dinner of the Institution of pany. The publishers state their purpose Mechanical Englacers, which took place at the to be the bringing together a collection of Hetal Cecil, London, last month, photographic pictures which will represent
with absolute accuracy the present condi- WITH the Tower of June arst will be published tion of the British Empire and conse-coloured portrait of Her Majesty the Queen, quently views have been gathered from measuring 23ia, by 19in,, and with the issue of
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with intent to do bodily Injury, Mr. Osborne gave evidence that on the day named he heard diefarbance in the bar, and entered. Two soldiers were seated near a table draking, Some bottles and glasses had been broken by them and on speaking about it one of the men assaulted him. He could not swear that the
defendant was the man bat his assistant could, and as both could not leave the Hotel at the
same time the case was remanded illi Tuesday
A. B. WATSON & CO., LD. all quarters of the Empire, including the Jums 33rd a facsimile reprint of the Thess of sext at 1o.go am. Hall was not allowed as the most remote and lonely spots where the June 29th, 1838, containing a fail,account of Her | second charge was of a somewhat enfons British flag floats. The work will show | Majenga coronation,
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