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WHY THE JAPANESE HAVE

FAR FAILED:

The reason was, said a Japanese ge

a meeting of the Japan Society that be Japanese had seen only the did not see the spirit of things. In the duction of the Parliamentary dystem had been trying very hard to accomplish the object of the system of the representation of popular ideas and the realization of self govern meat by the people j but 20 far, he was sorry to say, they were not governing themselves so well as they should do. This he, considered to a great extent due to absence of the inherent spirit which the nation and British men had in themselves. Let them, for example, taken. British man. iravelling abroad. Everywhere he went he carried the same cloak the same coal and the same portmanteau, (Laughter.) He remained a British gaubject however long he was abroad (Cheers.) That was just the spirit he supposed thar they were proud of (cheers), and which the Japanese envied very much. To imitate,exiemals was very easy, but to imitate the spirit and make

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to fall in or drill, and Hoot colonel and off- of the proprietord to worksth staffs seven: FOR SWATO pancen They shouted, We wan'e drill unices' days a weeks.

HOTSAAREN HE Compa our comrades are let out of gaol and the ad.The Daily Mail announced in its issue of. Jutant is dismissed. They gathered found the Wednesday that its Sunday edition will appear parado ground and hooted and threatened their no more I may be remembered that after Capinin Lehmann, will be despatched for the.

NANYANG comrades who were drilling. The sergeants Lords Rosebery's speech Mr Hartsworth did not join the mutintors. About 13 men offered to discontinue the Sunday Daily MallyPort Te.MORROW, the 23rd instant, are in gaol, but the regiment is subscribing to If at the same time the Sunday Daily Tele

Listead of as previously advertised. For Freight or Passago apply to keep these men's families while they are im-graph should ceass to appear. Since then,

DOUGLAS LAFRAIR & Co prisoned Once before the whole regiment marched off parade without being dismissed

Hongkong, zand Jane, conges General Mangers. but the matter appears to been hushed up. The serious disaffection now manifested in the

THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LIMITED maka of the Royal Guernsey Militia is only the outcome of feelings of discontent and in

FOR MARSEILLES, COPENHAGEN subordination which have been prevalent for some ycars," The militia boast of being the- oldest military organization in the British Empire, Its

in the ninth records how they

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their own was very hard. That was one of Francare were clothed not know

the points he was very desirous of learning

four:

clearly to be agalese seven days Journal that

public feeling has been knows the propriatars of the Daily Mail waited for Mr. Harmsworth's condition to Sa complied with "They have not," they stated un Wednesday, "had any communications from the proprietors of the Daily Telegraph," "bat," with the desire to meet the views of those who object to Sunday Journalism," they have decided to cease publishing on Sunday, whatever their rival may do Their decision, they add, was considerably influenced by an appeal from their own employes. The latter presented a respect. in which the following passage occured ro deprived us of a day of feber of our weekly grievance The Sunday edition has not of rest during the week, nor has it increased working hours. But for those of us who work on the Sunday edition (and this number. in

more upon, and he wished to investigate the they have fought well, and have always ful-petition Let us say first of all that we have

subject during his residence in this country.

THE PACIFIC CABLE BOHEME.

It now seems not unlikely that the Govern

ment may make some modifications of the stipulations made by them in connection with the offer, of an annud subsidy not exceeding €20,000 towards the projected Pacific cable The matter was brought forward, in the Hause

of Lords by the Earl of Aberdeen after the Board of Education Bill had been allowed a third reading, His Lordship pointed out that, it was felt in Coanda and Australia that the conditions: on which the Government offer was based were a great deal too stringent. He feared, there- fore, that the effect of the Government.com- munication would be to retard the carrying out of the scheme by want of confidence in its success. Once granted the principle of a Contribution, he thought the Government might have gone a lule further, not so much in the amount as in the manner of giving it. The Earl of Selborne, in, reply, assured the House that the Government had not the slighest idea of throwing cold water upon the project. They had undertaken to bear a full share of the annual burden, which had been suggested as appropriate by the colonies concerned, and at the same time not to demand any share of the profits realized. As to the conditions attached to the subsidy, they were merely of the kind which the Treasury made it. a rule to impose in such matters.

ANTIQUITY OF CORNISH

TIN MINES.·

In his paper recently read before the Society.

and commanded in the French language and how century after century been loyal to the British Crown In com mentoration of a victory over the French they were called Royal, and allowed to wear blue facings Now, after nearly 1,000 years, they tarnish their good name by insubordination. countries have changed their laws and customs, The reason is not far to seek While other

the old feudal laws of the Channel Islands have remained stationary. The old Norman French is still used in their legal documents, and the lawa by which inilitia service was made

oblig obligatory" on all natives of Guernsey with trout, their receiving pay or reward are still the

same as they ware goo years ago

NAVAL NOTES.

The Barum cruiser, had a' satisfactory eight hours trial at Portsmouth, after a com- plete refit, including the substitution of seven Thornycroft water-tube boilers for her former steam generators. The vessel drew fi, gin. forward 14ft 9in aft, and had 147th of pre- ssure in the boilers. The vacuum was 26in. starboard and zzlin. port the revolutions were 191.9 starboard and 191 port... The total I. H. P. was 4,490, and with a mean air pressure of 39in. a speed of 18.6 knots was realized,

The report prepared by Signor. Randaccio the halian Navy Estimates is a document makes grave accusations against the naval administrations for having squandered public funds during the long period of zo years on the creation of an inefficent fleet. He has demanded that the Minister of Marine should produce the accounts for the period named, with documentary proofe of the expenditure, and he says that this cannot be done."

AND ST. PETERSBURG THE Company's Chartered Steamship

“NORDHAVET Captain. Olsen, will be despatched as above on or about SATURDAY, the 24th instant.

For Freight apply to

ARNHOLD, KARBERG & Co., Agents, Hongkong, 15th June, 1899. FOR NEW YORK VIA SUEZ-GANAL THE British Steamship

MACDUFF,"

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VERP LONDON ND. STRAITS.

ZONSIGNEES of Cage are hereby informed that all Goods are being landed at their risk into the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company Godowns, whence and/or from the wharves delivery, mity be obtained,

No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Gotowns, and all Goods Yemains ing undelivered after the 29th Tistant, will be subject to rent.

The All Claims against the Steamer must be pro-

BAKAR sented to the Undersigned on or before the 5th July, or they will not be recognized.w

All broken, chafed, and damaged Goods nee to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on the 28th instant, at Ps

3 No Fire Insurance has been effectedly 24: Bills of Lading will be countersigned by

GIBB, LIVINGSTON & CO., Agents. S Hongkong, 1st June, 1899

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cludes practically the whole of the staff, and are on duty until midnight on Saturday, It is impossible to reach home until such a late hour on Sunday morning that we practically lose the whole of the day, and are deprived of all chances of joining in the Sunday reunion of the family circle or availing ourselves of those." Sabbath opportunities and participating in the observances that are inseparable from the recognized English Day of Rest

The men also pointed out that the loss of Saturday after noon prevented them from playing games Instead of the Sunday Daily Mail, there will be published every Saturday from the middle of next month the Mustrated Mail a pictorial: record of each week's events.

FOREIGN COMMERCIAL INTE- RESTS IN WESTERN: OHINA.

The British Consulat Chung-king, in a re port which has just been issued, says that the foreign countries chiefly interested in trade in Western China are Great Britain, the United States, and Japan. Besides our carrying trade, the great bulk of the import of yarns, piece goods, and woollens will, it is hoped, remain in the hands of British and Indian merchants, while we shall also have a principal interest in the development of steam communication and of the coal mines, while our merchants will also, the Consul thinks, take an increased quantity of silk, wool, bristles, feathers, rhubarb, and The chief imports from the United musk. States will be drills and kerosene, while there will probably be a large opening for American clocks and machinery, Japan will supply yarn, knick-knacks of all kinds, for which there is a very large market. The Consul regards the present trade as but a fraction of what it will became when the problem of making western China more accessible has been solved.

DISCONTENT OF P. & 0. OFFICERS.

of Ans. Mr. H. Collins stated that mining in Core RAILWAY IN WESTERN CHINA. cotton flannels, tape, ribbons, and cheap foreign wall has been carried on for more than 3,000, if not for more than 4,000 years, and that the tin required for fixing the colours of the scarier cur tains of the Hebrew Tabernacle, and in making the brass for Solomon's Temple, as well as that used for the bronze weapons of Homer's heroes was pretty well certain to have been derived from the gravels of our West Country valleys, Having given the subject much consideration, Mr. Collins does not see how anyone could reasonably doubt that the conclusions set forth many years ago by Dr. Barham, afterward d by Sir Henry James, and also by Dre fece Smith in his most interesting book called the Cassiterides," and by the late Mr. R. N. Worth, in his Antiquity of Mining in the West of England," were substantially correct; and. that the Phoenicians of Tyre traded for tin in the West of England with the inhabitants of a group of supposed istands long before Solo- mon's Temple was built,

CANADIAN RELATIONS WITH

THE UNITED STATES;

As the result of a conference between Lord Salisbury, Sir Julian, Pauncefote, and Mr. Choate, the latter acting under direct ins tructions from Mr. Hay, it can now he predicted

The British Consul in Chung-king, in a re- port on his district which which has just been published, as some notes on railway comuni fross Burn to Chungking direct would pass cation in Western China He says that a line through an excessively difficult country which is commercially worthless. He doubts whether the cost of carriage by such a line from the Yang-laze te Rangoon would not be higher than the cost at present of sending goods the natural route for the trade of Western China, whole way by water, The great, river is the and it is Chinese capital from Shanghai and Han-kau that maintains the trade now. Besides, even if a line were constructed from Burma to Chung-king, it could not stop there It would only be on the borders of the promised land lines to Chieng-tu (350 miles) and lines to Chiating, and thence branching to the salt wells. and the rich valley of the Pou river, where is the centre of the cotton industry, would "have to be constructed also. These latter lines would certainly pay well, for they would encounter no serious natural difficulties, and would tap a densely populated country abound ing with every form of natural wealth. As to the proposed French line from Laokai Yun-han-fu, Mr. Litton points out that the latter is not a town of any real importance, and it must therefore be intended to continue the

The Pand O. officers in Bombay harbour aver go resignations, mostly in consequence of have written to the papers to say there have been the new rules. The two regulations they principally object to are, notices being posted in passengers' cabins drawing attention to their relations with the officers, and also debarring them from participating in any amusements on board when not on duty.

HOW AMERICA SEEKS TO DEVELOP TRADE WITH CHINA,

In reply to inquiries from Chicago corres pondent, U.S. Consul. Wilcox writes from Hankau, January 28th 1899 es

In my opinion, the time is ripe for the United States to develop trade with thing. Other nations are sending travellers all over this empire to learn what are the productions and to secure their share of trade

the 26th instant.

AFRIDI

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MOGUL SIKH "BRAEMAR .........

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1899.

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About 4th July.

End July. Early Apg

Middle Aug. At Intervals of. a weeks,.

JOHN SANDERSON" AFGHANISTAN "

For Freight, apply to

DODWELL & CO, LIMITED

Agents. Hongkong, 21st June, 1899.

Tsona

OCEAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY, FOR LONDON VIL SUEZ CANAL. HE Company's Steamship

THE

"IXIÓN;"> Captain Nish, will be despatched OIT TUESDAY, the 27th instant.

For Freight, apply to

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE

Agents. Hongkong, 12th June, 1899

OCEAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY. FOR LONDON VIA SUEZ CANAL. THE Company's Steamship

Captain Thompson, will be despatched as above.

"TANTALUS, on TUESDAY, the 4th July.

For Freight apply to:

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE,

Agents. Hongkong, 17th July, 1899. UNITED STATES AND CHINA-JAPAN STEAMSHIP LINE.

(861a

FOR NEW YORK, VIA SUEZ CANAL:

HE Steamship THE

THE Steamship

STRAITS.

* GLENARTNEY? - having arrived from the above Foits, Consignees of Cargo by her, are hereby informed that their Goods are being laurled at their risk into the Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co, La., a Kowloon, where each consignment will be sorted ouf mark by mark and delivery can be obtained as soon as the Goods"üre.linded. “d

Optional cargo will be carried on unless instructions are given to the contrary before NOON, TO-MORROW.

Goods not cleared by the 27th instant, will be subject to rent...

No Fire Insurance has been effected.

All ship damaged packages must be left in the Godowns, and a certificate of the damage. obtained from the Godown Co. within ten days of steamer's arrival, after.which no claims will be recognised..

MCGREGOR BROS. & GOW.. Hongkong, 21st June, 1899,

[820 SAMOGUL LINE OF STEAMERS,

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

S.S. "BRAEMAR," FROM GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL AND

STRAITS,

CONSIGNESS of Cargo are hereby informed

that all Goods are being landed at their. risk into the Godowns of the the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company, at Kowloon, whenco and/or from the wharves delivery may be obtained.

No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns, and all Goods remaining undelivered after the 27th instant will be subject to rent. Caplain A. Norsfall, will be despatched as above All Claims against the Steamer must be pre on or about the 7th July,

For Freight, apply to

INDRAPURA"

sented to the Undersigned on or before the 27th instant or they will not be recognized,

All broken, chafed and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be (686xamined on the 27th instant, at 3 P.M.

No Fire Insurance has been effected." Bills of Lading will be countersigned by: DODWELL, & CO. LIMITED Hongkong, 2151 Juhe, 1899, -

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JARDINE, MATHESON & Co

· Agents.. Hongkong, 21st June, 1899. " GLEN LINE OF STEAM PACKETS. FOR LONDON, VIA SUEZ CANAL,

HE Steamship

THE

GLENLOCHY," Captain McGregor, will be despatched as above on FRIDAY, the 7th July-*

For Freight or Passage, apply to

MCGREGOR BROS, & GOW.”, Hongkong, 20th June, 1899.

Entinations.

NOTICE.

OFFICES of the HONGKONG

SHEWAN TOMES & CO'S "NEW YORK TELEGRAPH have This Day been

LINE.

FOR NEW YORK VIA SUEZ CANAL.

HE

that the Commission to adjust the issues Quilincinto Szu-chuan, But a long transit through needs of the various provinces, and how best New Steamship.

standing between the United States and Canada will reassemble this summer or early in the autumn. This outcome of the conference is not yet positively assured, but Mr. Choate's report of what passed between himself, Lord Salisbury, and Sir-Julian Fentofte vertint great encouragement, and warrants expectation that negotiations may be again taken up with some prospect that an agree ment will be renched

LORD CHARLES SUMS UP THE SITUATION:

The situation of China to-day bristles with International, commercial, and financial diffi culties British commerce, once the only occur pant of the field, has now to face competition and adverse political influences, and if the 64: per cent. of British trade is to be maintained and increased our commercial classes will have to use all their energies and abilitisa to keep the flag of Great Britain in the front of com mercial, enterprises in China.

THE FATE OF THE IMPERIAL INSTITUTE.

ed

French colony is not likely to attract the trade of Western China, nor has the French Government done anything to attract Chinese if the Yang.tste is to be connected with Burma it capital into their Indo-Chinese possessions. But would be well to consider wether the worthless country of North Tun-nan should not be avoid opened. This could be done by cross- altogether and central Szu-chuan Le ing the river near 102 deg longitude, and so Into the Chien Chang Valley, which is rich in copper, lead, silver, gold, timber, opium, silk, wax and other products. Through this the line would pass by Chla-ting into Central Szu-chuan, and so to Cheng-tu and Chung however, so little is even now known of king. From the engineer's point of view Western China that it may be safely predicted that neither the British public nor the British Goverment will einbark on any scheme that has not received the full approval of dismter ested experts who thoroughly understand rail ways and who have thoroughly explored the country.

THE PEACE CONFERENCE:

"YANGTSZE

H. Allen, Commander, will be despached for the above Fort, on SATURDAY, the 29th July,

For Freight, apply to

SHEWAN, TOMES & CO. Hongkong, Jath June, 1899.

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I think the establishment in four or 6ve of the leading commercial: cities of China ef, as who know the ways and language of the country positions in charge of experinced business men is the best plan yet offered. Thirty years there were a large number of such men, citizeni China, but to-day they are few. The English, of the United States, engaged in business in Russians, Germans, Japanese, and French con duct their trade here to a great extent through men who possess the above requirements. There are now a large number of Americans visiting China representing various trade organizations in the United States. These and request them to get dates for interview representatives visit the ministers and consule with the Teungli Yamen at Pekin, the viceroys, an other high officials in the various provinces of the empire: Their plans are similar, they are all from the United States, and they re quest the Tsungli Yamen to instruct the viccroys to gather specimens, to be sent to the associations they represent Of course,

each commissioner informs the officials that his league is composed of the most prominent and wealthy commerical men of his country. The conso- quence is

that

the Chidese officials, by having many

brought to their notice, The have not

the time.

inclination to Sto assist all, and, sy while they will promies.to do many things to help the enterprise, they give little or no attention to the matter. If all these associations in the United States that ara working to the same end and wish to accomplish at No to QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL who the same purpose would unite into one organizPHOTOGRAPHS and PORTRAITS on ation, they could and would accomplish IVORY are exacated at Moderato Prices. wonderful results Business is not done in the Hongkong, and May, 1800 same manner in China as it was thirty years ago, when it was virtually in the hands of foreigners. During these years, the Chiness have become educated in the manner of conducting commerical enterprises, and to a great degree have wrested the trade from the foreigners and carry it on themselves.

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The Correspondent, of the Neues Blender are consociation su

Tagblatt at The Hague anticipates that the expanses of the various States represented at From Rs beginning the Imperial Institute the Conference will be very heavy. The has suffered from financial embarrassments Russian Government has already made a grant. The buildings were designed on a scale of of 10,000 roubles. for the purpose, and it is needless magnificence and there was no de estimated that M. de Stand will spend a nearly quate endowment Then it was hoped to equal amount upon the entertainments which supplement its resources by combining with it he will give in his capacity of president of the legitimate work series of popular entertain Conference The Sultan's principal delegate menta Those were doubly a fallure. They has been granted a surg of T600 and a daily resulted in financial loss and they disallowance of Tro. The second delegate has gusted, many of the beat friends of the Institute, T500 and T per day, while each of the who strongly resented its association with trivial attractions which would have been

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