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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1903.

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"Do your own developing without a dark tóm HONGKONG SANITARY BOARD. THE TRAINING OF NULLAH

using an Ensiman developing machine. LeMunyon.-Ader.

A. S. WATSON & CO., The Eiitar wil not undertake to be responsible for longkong run is expected out fram France at

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SEEDS

FOR THE SEASON 1903-1904.

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New Stocks only.

PRICED CATALOGUES, with Hints on

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These SEEDS are supplied to us by

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It is essential to use particular care when sowing and to exercise supervision over the

Chinese - Gardeners, whose "olo custom"

methods of dealing with the Seeds may

sometimes lead to disappointing results..

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BIRTH.

On the 9th September, at. Kennedy's Florst

GELG, of a son.

ONE of the two new steamers which Messrs. J. Trevoux & Co. are placing on the Canton

an early date. According to contract, the new crafts are to be furnished in the same cumplu ous style as the French Mail steamers.

MEETING THIS AFTERNOON.

meeting of the Sanitary Board was held this afternoon in the Board Room. Présent The President (Hoo. Dr. J. M. Atkinson, P.C.MO), Ron. W. Chatham, (D.P.W.), Mr. C. cl. Messer, (Acting Registrar General), Capt: Lyons, (Acting C. S. P.), Col. Webb, R.A.M. Mr. Ahimet Rumjahn, Mr. E.' A. Hewett, Hon. H. E. Pollock, K.C., Mr. Fong Wa Chun, Dr. Fearse, Acting M. C. H., Dr. Barnet Assistant M. U. 11., and Mr. G. A. Wood- cook, Secretary.

DURING the first half of the present year the Mitsui Bussan Kaisha shipped 660,977 tons of con! from Moji, 122,50 tons from Karatsu 55,191 from. Nagasaki, and 369,250 from The minutes of previnus meetings were con Kuchinotsu, or a total of 1,207,927 Lons, Nfirmed. less that 2,955,381 tons have been shipped from those ports since 1st January.

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APPLICATIONS.

The following applications were considered For the issue of a market licence in respect Repository, Causeway Bay, the wife of G. W. AT8.300'clock fast night three celestials entered of No. 132 Station Street, Mong Kok; for (oba dry goods shop in Queen's Road West. One licences to sell vegetables and fruit at Ncs of em took his seat near the money drawer|| 124, 126 and 128 Shaukivan, respectively; for other two pretended to be buying exemption from the provision of a backyard in utes the native, near the money drawer, opened spect of No. 3 Shing Wong Street; for permis

The Hongkong Celegraphs.mething. After contracting for several mie respect of No. 1 Shing Wang Sueet, and in re

HONGKONG. THURSDAY, SEPT. 10, 1903.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.

It is reported at Canton that Viceroy Tsen Chiun-hsuen is ill, and is returning to the city from Kwangsi at an early date.

THE British barque Forthbank, 1,322 1ons, Captain Young, which arrived here on the 27th August, went into datk this morning.

It is reported in the City to-day that shares in Farnham, Boyds have again receded to Tis. 136. They are ofering in Shanghai at this rate.

One more chance to buy a Kodak for $5; a good Kodak.

LeMunyon, 31, Des Vieux Road.-Advt.

The Secretary of the Treasury Department at Washington basinstructed the Customs officials al Honolulu to make nó examination ថ

For use in the garden generally, through passengers' luaggage.

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The Best and Cheapest Machines in the

Market.

THE proposed reclamation at Canton will extend from the Customs lionse, near the Hongkong, Canton and Macao Steamboat Company's Wharf, to the Salt Flats, a distance of about one and a half miles.

THE recent heavy rains have retarded progress on the Kowloon waterworks. Quite a rivulet runa over the ground on which work has been

commenced in connection with the big dam A. S. WATSON & Co., Until the rain stops work on the foundation

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On the evening before sailing, a birthday dio. ner and dance was given in the harbour aboard the Trans-Pacific Liner Nippon Maru, in honour of Miss Mae Perkins, the well known

and popular San Francisco belle, now visiting the Orient. Her father is a United States

Senator..

it, thrust his hand into it and managed to geļsion to erect two temporary wooden sheds on $12.85, but was caught when about to leave the premises. Before Mr. Sercanbe Smith this morning the man who stole the money was sent to gaul for three months, and bif confederate for two months.

IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENTS

At the Sanitary Board meeting this afternoon the subject of the training of nullahs in the Western district, was under consideration, lengthy correspondence having been submitted to the members."

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exist when the water is not in considerable

SOME AMERICAN IMPRES! T

SIONS OF HONGKONG.

Mr. Edward F. O'Brien of the Manila Sun | day Sun has written some of his Impressions of

the Colony. He says -

Hongkong is very different from Manila. Perhaps the greatest point of difference which impresses the visitor from Manila is the almost entire absence of criticism of government la Hongkong they are obviously too busy to worry about government. Then again the govem ment is the result of years of colonization and is satisfactory to all but a few chronic malcontents; The administration of affairs by Sir Henry Blake, the present governor, seems to be con- ducted along broad, but at the same time, con-f servative, lines. The only fault. I heard found with him was the allegation that he is too pro Chinese in his views. However, this criticism did not seem to extend among the better class of residents of the colony,

Hongkong can boast

stone ant snasonry. Queen's Road Central and SOME MAGNIFICENT BUILDINGS) four and five stories High mud cha

· High aud constructed of

Des. Voux Road in the heart of the business district are thoroughfares of which many Eure... pean and American cities would be proud. One thing which impressed me with this part of the city, however, was that, w whde the buildings are

is of brick, covered with plaster and painted to massive, they are in many instances bizarre in. their architecture. Much of the construction

resemble stone. The style is glaringly modern in many instances. Instead of noble simplicity,

The Acting Medjral Officer of Health writing on 9th August said am indebted to the Hon. Director of Public Works for figures as to what lengths of nullahs have been trained, viz-t nullah west of the Nethersofe Hospital about three hundred feer (2) Nullah west of Richmond Estate about 1,400 feet trained. The work is being continued below Bonham Road. (3) With regard to the ullah passing the Pumping Station in Bonham Road, it is still untrained above Bonham Road, and in its old rough trained condition between Fairlea and Nullakside. (4) Nullah passing Public Mortuary. There are allows still water to collect and pools would still places where the concrete, being broken,

Farm Lol 23 for the purpose of housing dairy quantity and not rapid. The bed of the nullah castle; for a licence to sell fish, meat and vege opposite the mortuary might be smoothed tables at No. 38 Nu.lah Road, Quarry Bays for off, (5) With regard to the Chinese garden, permission to erect 15 water closets and two mentioned in Dr. Thomson's report, p. 15, arinals at M. L. Nos. 2A.. and tot Southi may mention that I visited these places Block, for licences to sell pork, poultry and

visit notices have been issued calling upon on the 9th May, and as a result of my

served as breeding places for mosquitoes, the owners to remove all pots, etc., which These notices were complied with. With re- gard to the Kennedy Town nullahs, I regret the Hongkong taste seems to run to frills and son, has not been sent down for reference, as it be plastered on, there it is to be found. It that the sketch map, referred to by Dr. Thom-furbelows. Where a bit of ornamentation

is impossible without it to follow the descrip. tion of the streams given. The water-cress bed, which Dr. Thomson refers to on page 17 paragraph (10), has been abolished and the swampy ground; drained. This matter is, however, still under consideration as the work done was not satisfactory on the occasion of my visit on znd July, 1903, The Public Works "Department have improved the place by form- ing and channelling the south end of Cadogan Street Ahhough not dealt with in the recom mendations cited, I may add that, in view of flower gardens attached to touses being often breeding ground for mosquitoes, the public have been warned of the danger they incur by having collection of water in flower- pots, etc., by advertisements in eight papers three English and five Chinese.

vegetables at No. 46: Sai Wan O; to keep cattle on premises Nos. 11, 12 and 13, Causeway Bay; to sell fruit at No. 6 Ship Streei; and to sell pork at No. 44 Nullah Lane.

Ir is officially admitted that bubonic plagu has broken out again in San Francisco, a though the marine hospital authorities and the local health officers in San Francisco were quite confident that the scourge had been per manently driven out. The marine hospital

The applications respecting 152 Station service is still-taking heroic measures to purity Street, 11, 12 and 13, Causeway Bay, 6 Ship Chinatown and to drive the plague in ection Street and 41, Nullah Lane were refused. from the city, but the task, seems almost hop-Those from Shaukiwan, Farm Lot 23, Nullah less at times. Although the San Francisco Road, M. L. Nos. 2A.B., 191 South Block and newspapers do not print the news about the Sai Wan O were granted, and those respecting plague situation, and in fact do not admit that and 3 Shing Wong Street were referred plague exists, the local health authorities have back for further particulars. It was decided to recommend the Government to notify certain villages respecting licenses for the sale of pork, poultry and vegetable..

abandoned the effort to conceal the facts.

YESTERDAY morning a Chinese broker left his private rickslin on Queen's Road, Central, outside the Western Market, to go for his breakfast. The coolie, it appears, also left the ricksha. When they returned, to their great amazement, they found that the vehicle was missing. They inquired of the coolies aboui, and all stated that they could give do account of. il, except one who said he knew where, the rick stia had been taken to. Heaccompanied the bro- ker and the coolis to Third Street and in a quiet corner spotted the ricksha and the thief busily

engaged stripping off the brass mountings. As

soon as he saw that he was traced, the man bolted, but was caught and handed over to the police. At the Magistracy this morning before Mr. Sercombe Smith he was sentened to three months' hard labour.

DOGS FROM SHANGHAI Further correspondence relative la the pro- hibition against the importation of dogs from Shanghai was submitted as follows

II.B.M. Consulate General, Shanghai, 13th August, 1903. Sir,-In reply to your letter of the 5th inst, (2718/03/ C.5.0.) requesting to be informed how many cases of rabies have occurred in Shanghai since 3rd February last, 1. beg to state that I have received the following report

from the Municipal Health Department, Shang-

hainam

"Twelve cases of rabies, in dogs have come to our notice since the 3rd February last. During the same period one case of hydrophobia occurred in the person of a baby, bitten by a mad dog at Tientsin, and subse quently brought here for Pasteur treatment."- I have, etc.,

- (Sd). R. W. Mansfield,

Acting Consul-General,

"

MR. Hamilton, who arrived at Port Darwin recently from Manita, and is said to represent a Hongkong tinber syndicate, returned last week from a three weeks exploring trip down the

The Hon. Colonial Secretary. coast in one of the local luggers, as far as the

The Secretary of the Sanitary Board notified King "River, which has a reputation, for, the number and size of its alligators. The buffalo the Colonial Secretary as follows:-In view of shooters down that way-Messrs. Spencer, the report the, Board will not recommend the Cooper, and others are said to be averaging Government to withdraw the prohibition. I from four to five buffaloes a day despite the grow-am directed by the President to recommend that the prohibition be extended for a further

A CANTON Correspondent writes, under yester lay's date: learn from a very good source that Marshal Fung T'sz Choy, a great favourite of the Emperor, and who has been up to Kwangsi, has died at the age of 85, and that Cheng, head of the On Yung army corps, has been wounded in the left arm while engageded to have been almost wiped out of existence period of six months. in resisting the rebels.

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THE P. M. s.s. Siberia will leave here for San Francisco, tú Macau, Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe; (Inland Sea), Yokohama and Honolulu, on Wednesday, the 16. instant at daylight fler berths are being well filled, and judging

1ST FLOOR, 12, QUEEN'S ROAD,by her freight tonnage she continues to be popular with shippers. The Korea, sailing from Hongkongon October 13th, has already booked 150 cabin passengers.

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TELEPONE, 132

Hongkong, toth March, 1903.

JED TO.

Hongkong.

Fresh Kodak blm, plenty of them, at LeMun' you's, 31, Des Vœux Road.-Advt.

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WE should like to point out to the editor of the

Manila Sunday Sun that the Telegraph and the China Mail have not been calling each other "prevaricators and kindred epithets in relation to whether typhoid fever was indigen ous to the island or not, neither have we made certain accusations regarding Collector Shuster as recently alleged by our Philippine contem- porary. There are three papers in Hongkong,

By kind permission of Major Radcliffe and Officers, the Band of the 33rd Burmah Infantry will play the following programme of music, at the King Edward Hotel, during dinner, to-morrow, Friday, the 11th inst. (weather permitting) -

March....... "Walverine". Overture... **'uncredi Selection.... "The Geishať,

Sidney Jones Sung-s

Beloves, It is ven. Florence Aylward Selection...." The Sultan of Mogha

Cellier Valli Gignies

..Crowe

Polonaise....."Hosall'

treeGung"

WE stated a few days ago, that fourteen polo ponies were expected by the China Novi gation steamer Chingtu from Australia, but Mr. Gegg, manager, of Kennedy Horse Repository, kindly informs us that the horsedealer, who was expected to bring the ponies out, missed the boat and will probably be here by the next Australian stener. The Chingin arrived here yesterday, at brought only two pola ponies one for Mr. Moxon, and the other for Mr. Gedge/

THE C. P. R., O 30, concluded the most successful year in its history. The net profits for the year, which were $15,836,845, are the largest in the history of the company--an in crease of a little over 12 per cent, on the whole capital stock of the company, including the now issue, about $18,000,000 of which has already been spent. The gross earnings were $43.957.373.04, and the working expenses!

were $28,120,427,25. This is an increase over 1903 of $6,454,31936, and in the working expenses: [35se of $4,703,285.89

PHE Bear to drisk in the tropics is the Beer THE Beer to drinke in the tropics is the Bear

*** made in the tropic SAN MIGUEL

THE

'made in the tropica-SAN MIGUEL,

ing scarcity of these animals, that were suppos

so far as the mainland was concerned. So far as we can gather Mr. Hamilton came across

some good patches of useful timbers, and there appears to be a prospect of arrangements being concluded for exploiting some of these.

Northern Territory Times.

Framing, fancy and artistically done by Le- Munyon, 31, Des. Vœux Road-Advi,

Mr. E. A. Hewett minuted --With regard to the note made by the. Secretary, dated 19th August, I should like to know who authorized such a statement, as I have no recollection of "The Board" coming to such a decision.

Hon. H. E. Pollock" minuted ;-This matter should have come up at last meeting of the

Board.

Board.

was

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reminds one somewh at of Chicago, except that in Chicago they usually eschew the whitened sepulchre of plastered brick and imitationstone. In Hongkong there seems to be a superfluous amount of sickly red paint. If they must imitate stone they should imitate other than sand stone. To be fair, however, it must be admitted that there are many buildings in the ty constructed with a view to beauty of lines and solidity of material."

It is claimed in Hongkong that the city is second only to Liverpool in the amount of its shipping. This may or may not be so. Ini should not be inclined to wager any amount of money that

THE SHIPPING INTERESTS OF BONGLONG

approximate those of New York, although I must admit that the city stands near the head The following day he wrote:-1 may add of the list in this respict. As an example it. that to-day I paid another visit to the flower may be said that an amount of shipping equal gardens&mentioned and found that although to that usually to be found in the harbour of Culex larvæ could be found in a very few odd Manila might be removed from Hongkong collections of water in broken pots, etc., yet

barbour without any appreciable difference I found a very much better state of things than being noticeable to the eye. Without its ship. on my previous visit.. I saw no Anopheles ping interests, Hongkong would amount to but larvae. Larvæ were very few in number in the very little as the island virtually produce.":" cemented tanks from which the gardeners dip nothing. It is merely a great central port of up their water for the plants, but the few broken call and trans-shipment. In this respect it is. pols, etc., thrown aside in corners were the peculiar. I can imagine that fully two-thirds chief breeding places. I have again instructed of the business houses and hotels of Hongkong the inspector-in-charge of this district to pay receive their custom from transient residents attention to these gardens systematically.

KENNEDY TOWN NULLAHS.

On the 3rd inst. Dr. Pearse wrote:--I visited these nullahs yesterday and found that the branch "A" is free from larva as it is still used by washermen. In "C" found, a very lew Anopheles larva. The recent rains have caused all these nullahs to run rapidly, although they are small in volume there are not just now

of the city.

THE CLUB.

They are more English then British in Hong... kong-a distinction with a difference. They resent the invidious encroachment of the for- eigner-especially the German, who has sub- stantial commercial interests in the city. The Hongkong Club, which is really the only club in the city of importance or of commercial and social recognition, is extremely exclusive. It

is harder for a camel to pass through the eye

of a needle than for the average American to: obtain admission. I imagine, however, that the objection to Americans extends chiefly to those engaged in commercial pursuits-trades. opposition comes from the minority of the men in a way. And again I imagine that the members of the club rather than from the majority. They are not slow to extend the temporary courtesies of the club to visiting Americans of known status. I had several kind offers of the courtesy. The same objection which extends to the American extends to the German-only the feeling seems to be anore deeply rooted:

Slowly but surely, Americans are obtaining.

A COMMERCIAL FOOTHOLD

many still pools" was not being used by washermen. I was told by one man that the Sanitary Board did not allow C to be so used 1, however, informed several of the men that they should use both strains and the Board might ask the police to see to this as The President minuted-The Board only suggested by Dr. Thor on. " had no recommended that the prohibition should be small still pools for the same reason given An old native woman was charged at the

withdrawn provided no cases of rabies had above and i saw ao larvas there. I do not see Magistracy this morning before Mr. J. H. | occurred" since the 3rd Feb. - As twelve cases how the suggestion of Dr. Thomson as to keep Kemp with brutally assaulting a little girl, who had occurred it was evident that the prohibitioning the channels of nullahs free in the lower had been in her charge since the 6th May last. should be extended.

parts can be very well carried out short of at The woman is a match-boxmaker, and the girl

Mr. Hewett spoke at length on the question, least a partial training of the nullahs, as during helped her in the manufacture of the boxes. pointing out that no decision should be sub- dry weather pools are bound to collect. But Whenever a box was badly made the girl was mitted to the Government which was not possibly some such partial training can be done, brutally beaten with a stick. The girl was passed by the full Beard, otherwise there (7) "D" and "E" are apparently in the same supposed to work from six in the morning would be no security, us in the event of state as when Dr. Thomson reported. Possibly until mid-day, when she stopped for a little members arriving at a decision, one or two

some partial training might be done. I found in Hongkong Of course we are weak at pre- food and continued her work until late at night,menbers might take it upon themselves to

no larvic as the streams were fairly swift and sent but we are gaining, and not losing ground. She was beaten about three times a day for send an entirely different report to the Govern there were no standing p pools in consequence The colony is prosperous; new buildings are little or nothing whatever. Yesterday morning ment from what was arrived at by the full "K" is trained in its lower part below the water constantly being erected, new enterprises cojer- the girl misbehaved, and the disgusting manner

cross beds. These beds are not very swampying the field. in which the old woman treated her is revolt- Hon. Pollock agreed with Mr. Hewett, now; although holding a large quantity of water In the matter; of transportation, of course The matter was The President thought there had beca few actual pools are present it seems that at everyone know that the rickshaw and the chair, ing beyond description. reported to the police who arrested her. His some misunderstanding the part of some seasons the beds are swamped like paddy are supreme. The horse is a novelty, except Worship sentenced the woman to three months' Mr. Hewett, and explained that the matter feds and at other times are drier, I found at the racetrack and to ride as a recreation. hard labour.

considered at a meeting of the anopheles larva, however, in one still pool at The Chinese coolie does all the work that the Board when it was resolved that the probibi the top of the gardens. There is a certain horse, mule, and carabao dees in Manila- THE funeral of Signora Majeroni, the distin- tion against landing dogs from Shanghai beamount of vegetation which might be cleared better and with less expense. The coolies are guished actress, who diedat Carlton, Melbourne, withdrawn provided no case of rabies bad oc away at the upper part of the trained part of this like ants Everywhere is evidenced their won- on the 8th it, took place in Sydney, the curred in that port since the 3rd February last nullah,, (8) "F" This nullah is trained for a dertul industry. Without them Hongkong interment being made in the RC. section of Government was informed and a communica-short distance only, and is too swift in its trained could have never become what the Waverley Cemetery, says a Sydney paper. tion was sent to Shanghai with the result that pan to barbour larvær.

dWithi Above the trained part them, Manila and the Philippines might jump In the presence of a number of old professional a reply was received to the effect that twelve where the nullah runs amongst stones and ahead in property at an unprecedented pace friends, and a gathering of a few hundred per cases had been reported since that date. That bushes there may be mosquito pools, but the sons, who had either known the deceased lady being so he took it that, as the Board had only growth is so thick here that it is impossible to by repute, or had been drawn to the Cathedral decided the prohibition should be withdrawn if inspect. (9.) G. I have mentioned already out of mere curiosity, the Rev. Father O'

no cases had occurred, that it should be con(10,) H. There is still a considerable piece of Gorman conducted a brief service, at the closetinued. The prohibition ceased on the 13th marshy ground at the back of the Tung Wah of which the funeral proceeded to Waverley, its dit, and it was necessary that the Government Infectious Diseases Hospital and on this land departure being witnessed by a number of spec should know what the Beard recommended in adjoining between the back of the Hos tators, who had assembled in the vicinity of St the matter, so he took it upon himself to con- the hi lside to the South of Cadog Mary's. Good in tragedy, and in some charming clude that the members did not intend to with Owing to the recent rains po larvae are to be comedy parts, it was in the romantic drama that draw the prohibition, a jar

seen now, but I bave seen them in

en them in this situation the Majemnis excelled, and play-goers of to-day would probably be astonished at the enthusiasm

Un'a previous they aroused in plays in which British per formers wou'd possibly have failed in pathos. Signor Majeroni, as our readers know, died a few years ago: With the death of his wife, at lady and a gentleman in the highest and trees! sense of these somewhat hackneyed wards, who

ANA CHOLERA AT, SHANGHAI gave the best of their talents to the stage, and bai was laid on the table.

Correspondence relative to cholera at Shang- ROBERT M. Wil on, editor of the Durn

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The Vice-President was of opinion that in such cases as the present the action taken was only right and proper.

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The President, proposed, the Hon, Pullock

After some discussion the President moved,

seconde and it was decided to draw, the and Capt. Lyons, seconded, that the action of attention of the Acting Captain Superi the President be confirmed,

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