- dead of the disease, but also probably by fleas which infest the sick animal and inoculate the healthy. 2. From rat to man the infection travels in the latter way. Under given cir cumstances, the rat may contract the disease from man.
LINE OF ACTION.
This suggests the line of action :—
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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1902.
TILE CORONATION.
1
26 JUNE PROCLAIMED AS THE DATE, Fourteen Miles to de Cavered by the' Royal Procession.
EDWARD RI.
Hotels.
THE CONNAUGHT HOUSE,
QUEEN'S ROAD.
Whereas, by our royal proclamation beating The most comfortable family Hotel in Hongkong.
1. Exterminatiaŋņ of rats. While this may the date 25th of fune last, we did aniong other express the aim it cannot reasonably be re things, publish and declare our royal intention garded as indi ating a result which is possible in celebrate the solemnity of our royal corona. of attainment within the timits of one comman- tion and of the coronation of our dearly beloved ty, But every considerable reduction in their
consort the Queen upon a day in June next to be numbers will materially lessen the opportunities thereafter determined at our palace at West of infection among them, Every method by minister, and whereas we have resolved by the which they can be killed should be resorted to. fiour and blessing of Almighty God to cele Trapping is everywhere possible, poisoning is brate the said solemnity upon Thursday, the frequently practicable; dogs very rarely con 26th day of june next we do by this, our royal tract the disease, andļa nowyoose is an efficieni proclamation, give notice thereof, and we do exterminator if operating within limits from hereby strictly charge and command all our which he cant ot himself escape, as on shipboard loving subjects whom it may concern, that all and in institutions. "Tur even to become fairly persons of what rank or quality soever they br, effective these means must be resorted to gener. who either upon our letters to them directed or ally, because rals migrate directly they are per.by reason of their office and tenures or other. sistently disturbed in their haunts or when disease pecurs among them, 'and a sick rat en tering a fresh colony may begin disease in a new area." The question of fencing off what might be assumed to be an infected area must be dismissed as impracticable.
2. Exclusion of rats from dwelling houses, places of business, public resorts, etc. If made the object of deliberate effort this is not wholly impossible. Rat-infected premises are potenti. ally dangerous to health. Hence the aim should be to exclude rats from 'dwellings, and in remove from the neighbourhood of nil oc- cupied premises collections of garbage on which they may feel, and lumber in which they may nest. They live and breed in the dark, and come to the open in search of food, When gune is, to be found, or access is denied them, they cease to be troublesome. Many
wise, are to do any service at the time of our coronation, do duly give their attendance at the same on Thursday, the 26th day of june next, in all respects furnished and appointed as to so great a solemnity appertaineth and answerable to the dignities and places which every one of them respectively 'holdeth and enjoyeth, and of this they or any one of them are not to fail, as they will answer the perils unless,upon special
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1075c)
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ed we shall dispense with any of their services of attendances, provided always, and we do fur- ther by this our royal proclamation signify and declare that nothing herein contained shall be construed to change or alter, our royal pro- clamation bearing date the 26th day of June last, whereby we did signity it to be our royal will and pleasure upon the occasion of this our coronation to 'disperse with that part
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ashpits are feeding places for rats, hence the of the ceremonial which heretofore took place Convenient distance from town, delightful
value of destroying by fire all domestic refuse. Collections of lumber in the neighbourhood of a food supply afford suitable nesting places, so do ill-constructed, or badly-kept basement floors, cellars, stabies, all places, in fact, where organic refuse is allowed to collect, of where fond is stored. Open..or badly fitting doors offer access to them, especially at night, but burtowing though the earth along the lines of drainage, water, and gas pipes is probably the more common way by which they gain ac cess to tengruent buildings. Having reached the basement the movement of rats through a tenement usually follows the line of pipes, be- hind wondwork or plaster, and below floors. Cementing or asphalting basement floors affords protection from burrowing, openings in walls through which pipes are led should fit accurately, all openings to ground floors which cannot be otherwise closed may be protected by wire netting, Rat runs within buildings should be searched for systematically and de- stroyed, and the point of entrance to the build. ing cemented. It is useless to slop a rat bole within a house and leave the rat run behind the plaster or below the floor intact.
THE USE OF POISON.
For the purpose of driving rats away from buildings without killing them it is said that the excreta of the ferret mixed with tar and
sawdust and pinced in rat runs is infallible.
Chloride of lime also is of use for this purpose. The use of poison is frequently objected to on the ground that the rats die under the floor and create smells. But it will thereby reveal a rat run, and this knowledge is at the moment valuable. Dead rats should not be lifted by the hands, if they are recently dead they are likely still to be infested with fleas, and these may be dangerous. Boiling water should be poured over them where they lic, or they should 'be drenched with a liquid disinfectant. A mix- ture of half a pint of carbolic acid to a gallon of water, preferably boiling, is reliable for this purpose, and the whole surfaces around them should be similarly dealt with. After this treatment they should be lifted with tongs and burned.,
While the foregoing measures are directed chiefly against the local disease, the railways and shipping traffic offer facilities for trans. mission of diseased rats from one part of the country to another, Rats travel in goods trains, and these should have special care. It is believed that they rarely travel in the vans of passenger trains. At all railway depots and
in Westminster Hall and that part hereof which consisted of the procession.
Given at our Court of St. James's this enth day of December, in the year of our Lord one thousand ning hundred and one, and in the first year of our reign.
GOD SAVE THE KING.
At soon on the toth ult. the King held a Privy Council, probably one of the most im- portaat over which he has presided.
Among the business before the Council was the fixing of the date for his Majesty's corona. tion, and the King was pleased to append, bis signature to a proclamation fixing the corona- tion for 26 June, 1902,
The Coronation Committee have been dis-
cussing recently whether the long procession through some of the principal streets of the metropolis should precede or follow the corona tion ceremony in Westminster Abbey, but nothing official can yet be ascertained as to whether the point has been settled.
The fixing of the coronation for 25 June, seems to suggest that the public procession may take place on 25 June.
The route, as in the case of that fallowed by the Prince and Princess of Wales recently, has been arranged to avoid the usual but narrow and unsuitable throughfare where Fleet-st. joins the Strand, and the King and
Queen will approach the City by the Bolborn
route.
So great is the length of the roads to be traveised on the south side of the river Thames. that the total distance to be covered by the royal pageant will be about 14 miles,
Their Majesties will, it is tentatively arrang. ed, call at Westminster Hall of their way back to Buckingham Palace for a short ceremonial. NEW COINS,
The King attached his signature to yet an- other proclamation, the practical effect of which is to authorise, the issue of the first gold and bronie coins of the current reign.
The designs of the silver coins have not yet been formally approved.
THE PRINCE'S "ACHIEVEMENTS," The council disposed of another matter-the form of the "achievement" of the Prince, of Wales. The term has reference to his Royal Highness's coat of arms, to the design of which the King issued an order in Council, making certain additions.
What these additions are is learned in the fol- towing announcement in a London Gazette: "That there be added to the achievement of
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SPECIAL HOME RETURN TICKETS.
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FROM 1st RETURN
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E. A, HEWETT,
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P. & O.Š. N. Co.
P. DE CHAMPMORIN,
Acting Agent,
Messagerles Maritimes Cie. MELCHERS & CO.,
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N MONDAY, the 27th instant, 1902, On the Company's Steamship [1425"CALEDONIEN," Captain Blanc with Mails, Passengers, Specie and Cargo, will leave this Port for MARSEILLES, via BOBMAY,
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persisted in termination should be rigorously the Prince of Wales the badge of the Dragon, REPAIRS of WATCHES and CLOG, at
Every coasting vessel should be systematic ally disinfected when the holds are empty. Famigation with sulphur is one of the most readily available and reliable methods for this purpose, but the disinfection of all the com- partments should be carried out simultaneously where possible.
Rat guards should be placed on all the moor ing ropes of ships in harbour, and all gangwaya should be removed at night Goods sheds and timber piles at the docks should be dealt with as rigorously as railway sidings.
LORD ROSEBERY'S APPEAL. There is reason to believe, says a mail paper, that the Liberal Imperialists in- tend to follow up Lord Rosebery's ear nest appeal to the nation by a series of meetings throughout the country immediately after Christmas, and some of the prominent statésmen identified with the Progressive wing of the Liberal party will then take opportunity of laying their views before the country. The enlightened Liberals realise that if through slackness or want of daring they allow the present opportunity to slip through their fingers,,
to be borne in the following manner:—(1) The Royal Crest, as Heir Apparent, in the centre: (a) the Badge of the Plume of Ostrich Feat hers on the dexter side; and (3) on the sinister side a representation of the Badge of Wales, namely, on a mount vert a Dragon' passant, gulet, differenced (as in the Crest, with a label of three points argent."
THE NEW STAMPS,
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NO. 10, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL. Hongkong. 15th May, root.
1526
LEVY HERMANOS. DIAMO
JAMOND
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A portion of the new issue of postage stamps, bearing the King's head, were on sale at all post offices in the United Kingdom on Jan. 1. The first issue will consist of the få, Id, and 6d. denominations. New stamps of the other | 241 values will be issued as the existing stock is exhausted. The new penny stamp will be red, F. BLACKHEAD & CO., instead of mauve, as at present, in order to SHIP CHANDLERS, SAILMAKERS, secure uniformity throughout the Postal Union. The existing 6d. stamp in red and will be changed to mauve. Caution will therefore have. to be exercised for a time to avoid confusing the sixpenny with the penny stamp. The id and afd. stamps, will remain the same colour. The new rd. stamp, printed from a design by Mr. Emile Fuch, bears the King's head placed
a like-chance may never occur again of lifting in an upright oval, and flanked on the right their party on to the Progressive level which it by a branch of oak leaves and on the left by a is clear they must attain before they can hope; branch of bay. The ld, stamp, though of the to obtain even a share of the confidence of same colour as before, will be of more elaborate the nation. Lord Rosebery can count upon the design, and will correspond with the new id. valuable services' of several" able, lieutenantsj), and with the zhd, and 6d, stamps. ↑ In the case Imbued with his own spirit and sincerely an-, of stamps of higher value there will be no xious to carry out the policy which he has change in colour, and the King's head will enunciated, and which, no doubt, they had appear without the crown, which will be placed some share in framing...........
at the top of the design.
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ITS USE.
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This Steamer connects at COLOMBO with the s.s. Tonkin, which vessel takes on her Passengers and Mails leaving that Port on the 8th February, Direct to Snez, Port Said and
Marseilles.
A. S. 'MIHARA, Manager.
ORIENTRE
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STEAM FOR
STRAITS, CEYLON, AUSTRALIA, INDIA, ADEN, EGYPT, MEDITERRANEAN PORTS, PLYMOUTH AND 'LONDON. Through Bill of Lading issued for BATAVIA, PERSIAN GULY, CONTINENTAL and' AMERICAN PORTS). Steamship-
THE
"COROMANDEL"
Captain. F. W. Vibert, R.N.R, carrying His Majesty's Mails, will be despatched from this for *Cargo and Specio will be registered for Lon. BOMBAY, on SATURDAY, the 1st February don as well as for Marseilles, and accepted int Nood, taking Passengers and Cargo for the transit through Marseilles for the principal above Porte.
Silk and Valuables, all Carge for France places of Europe.
Shipping Orders will be granted till Noon, ad Tea for London (under arrangement) will Cargo will be received on board until 4 PM be transhipped at Colombo into a steamer Specie and Parcels until 3 P., on the 26th proceeding direct to Marseilles and. London) instant. (Parcels are not to be sent on board; other Cargo for Lexden, &c., will be conveyed they must be left at the Agency's Office.) Convid Bombay with Transhipment. tents and Value of Packages are required.
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3,750 W. Frakes... Feb. 7 Duke of Fife 3,821. S. Cox...... Feb. 22 Tacoma
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Parcels will be received at this Office until. 4
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For further Particulars, apply to
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H
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A "AFRIDI "
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