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HONGKONG, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1903.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.

HONGKONG volunteers will go into camp for the annual training on the 23rd instant and remain under canvas for a week.

"CANZONE LIMITED.

Do your own developing without a dark room | UNION-INSURANCE SOCIETY-OFT by using an Eastman developing machine. LaMunyon-Advi

THE preparationsforthe formation of a Japanese.

joint-stock stevedore company at Kobe, which ported to be well advanced. The company will probably be floated shortly..

bave been in progress for some time, are re:

THREE natives buarded the s.s. Monmouth shira yesterday and broke into the cook's quatters where they found a box containing articles of clothing value $18.30. Thay mana. ged to get it away, but a watchpian caught them, and this morning two of the men were sent to prison for three months with hard

labour.

MRS. Sheffield, wife of Mr. A. Sheffield, of the, Hongkong and Chinu Gas Co, Ltd., had her "boy" in Court for disobedience and while waiting for the case, to come on for hearing recognised one of the fourteen men in the dock whom she alleged was concerned in the attack upon her on the 24th January last. It will be remembered that Mr. Sheffield and her young son were cycling along the Kennedy Road one

1903.

AUDITORS

Col Webb minuted I think the sugges The Chairman The next business is the | tion of the Hon. P.C.M.Q. should be carried election of the auditors. Mr. J. H. Cox retired out from bis position as auditor at the end of last Mr. Lau Chu Fak mauled --Past experi year, having served continuously in that phistence does any show that disinfection can suc. would like to place on record their appreciation advises that it should be kept on I'am in favour on aisee 1876, a period of 20 years. The Board eessfully prevent infection. But as the M.C.H. of his services during this long period. Mr. of giving permission to the people to carry (toat appointed to nudit the present se- themselves; the Sanitary Board to supply the Lowe was counts and stands for re-election together with requisito disinfectants free of charge. If the people are subjected to the same hardship and Mr. Potts and

annoyance as they used to be they caùnor be blamed for refusing to help in destroying rats on their premises.

ANNUAL MEETINO, Thethirtieth ordinary yearly meeting of the

was held at the offices of the Company, 1. Union Insurance Society of Canton, Limited, Quten's Buildings, at noon to-day, Mr., A. G. Wood presiding. There were, also prosent: Messrs. N. A. Siebs, H. W. Sde, E. S. Whealler, and C..A..Tomes (director), W. J, Saunders (secretary), Hon. Gershom Stewart,

Mr. Goddard proposed, Mr. Melchers second T. M. H. Nemuzee, H. R. H. Hunter, R. Ced, and it was agreed that Messre, W. Hation. Wilcox. G. Winterbare, F. B. Hett, Capt. F. Potts and . 1 Lowe be re-elected andite D. Goddard, Ehmer, C. H. Rogge, Melchers, C. E: H. Beavis, H. W. D. Schmidt, H. M. Carvalho, A. B. Rouse, E. V. M. R. Souza, J. A. Carvalho and J R. Michael.

The secretary having read the notice conven ing the meeting,

The Chairman said :-Gentleinen, the re-

part has been in your hands for nearly three weeks, and, with your permission, I will take it as read. The figures we have to lay before you are, we consider, very satisfactory. They compare favourably in every particular with the figures contained in last year's report, and as the rate of exchange taken for the 30th June,

The Chairman:-That is all the business to be put before the meeting, gentlemen. Thank you for your attendance. Dividend warrants will be issued to monow (applause),

SANITARY BOARD, I

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A meeting of the Sanitary Board was held this afternoon in the Board Room. Present The President (Hon. Dr. J. M. Atkinson, P.C..O.), Hon. W. Chatham, (D.P.W,), Mr. C. Mcl. Messer, (Acting Registrar General), Coli Webb, R.A.M.C., Mr.hmet Rumjaha, Mr. A. Hewett, Hon. H. E. Pollock, K.C., Mr. Fung Wa Chun, Mr. Lau Chu Pak Dr. Pearte, Acting,

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Mr. Fung Wa Chun minuted quite agree with the acting M, O. H. that the people would never catch or allow the rats to be caught even if cages are put in their houses, that their houses be upset by the disinfecting gang. The best policy of the Board is to offer the cleans- ing to the tenants with disinfectants supplied free of charge. In that case we may hope that the destruction of rats can te done effectively.

The President's suggestion was adopted.

APPLICATIONS...

The following applications were considered- For permission to erect a matshed at No. 84 Sai She Tong, Kowloon City, for housing cattle; for exemption from the provising of a backyard

Saturday afternoon when they were attacked 1993, is the same as that taken for the 30th M. O. H., Dr. Barnet, Assistant, M. O. Hat No. 13 Gage Street; for licences to sell fresh

by five Chinamen and robbed of their watches and chains. The man she was able to identify this morning was arrested after paying bis fine in connection with the disturbance in Des

of

Jane, 1932, the comparison is a fair one and dof upset by exchange. The result of working. for the year 1902 shows a balance $968,815.93 now to be dealt with, this being

balance shewn for 1901 account last year. We propose to pay a dividend of $32 per share Mail your films and Kodak orders to LeMun(against $30 last year), to place to rescive yon, P. O. B. 358-Advt.

THE population of Cambodia which in 1887 Vieux Road and will probably be charged with rather more than $150,con in excess of the

was estimated at 750,000 is to-day put at the offence. 1,100,000 according to official figures.

Que more chance to buy a Kodak for $5; a

good Kodak. LeMunyon, 31, Des Vœux

Road. Adv.

FROM the past two years' experience the For mosa Sugar Refining Company has become In the case of E. D. Sassoon & Co. v. Chang convinced of the fact that the increase of the Suki mentioned in our issue yesterday judg output of sugar does not necessitate a corres ment by default was given on 28th ultimo, defendant being ordered to pay yen 59,114:89 toponding increase in working expenses, and that it is expedient to extend the business and plaintiffs, and costs,

increase the output. The company has there

$150 020, and to carry forward to underwriting suspense account 5.498,815.93. The figures for the year 1903 are, so far as they go, exceeding. 17 good, shewing an increase in premium of | more than $100,oço and a decrease in losses of $166,000 as compared with last year at the same date; but, as you are aware, it is far too early to make any forecast of the final result yet: Turning now to the balance sheet we find our fonds in the East have increased by some

and Mr. G.A. Woodeack, Secretary.

The minutes of the previous meetings were

confirmed.

At the outset Mr. Fung Wa Chun moved the suspension of the standing orders, and this having been seconded and agreed to be pro posed that the item on the confidential agenda relating to what preventive measures are to be taken during the coming winter against plague next year be considered in public.

Mr. Lau Chu Pak seconded, and the motion was carried, the president remarking that the reason the item was placed on the confidential agenda was that it involved a considerable ex penditure, and in such cases it was the usual course to consider it in private.

fish at No. 19 Wing Fung Street, and fish at h No. 8 Wing Fung Street; to sell pork at: 249, Queen's Road West, I, Graham Street, and at 6 and 9, Wing Fung Street, to sell pork, fish and vegetables at 49 Quarry Bay; to keep a poultry shop in 11, Li Bing Street, and for the renewal of a licence to sell fresh fish at 17, Wing Fung Street.

MORTALITY STATISTICS. Mortality statistics for the week ended August 15th showed a death rate among the civil popu- lation of the whole colony of 31.1 per 1,000 per.. annum as against 27.8 for the same period last

year.

RATS CAUGHT For the week ended 5th instant, 201 rats were caught in Victoria of which three were infected, and 85 were caught in Kowloon of which 4

7 infected.

M. HARDOUIN, the Chief of the French Indo. fore decided to add machinery capable of pres- China Cabinet, has been presented with a Crosssing 150 tons of sugar-cane a day. The balance $200,000 and that investments in London and their own houses under the supervision of a were infected, being a total of 286 caught and

of the Legion of Honour set in brilliants. In a happy little speech Dr. Cognaçq, who made the presentation,' speaking in the name of all the members of the Cabinet, gave expression

to the affection that all had for their chief."

THE case against the fourteen Chiness con- cerned in the clan fight at Tai On Lane on Tuesday afternoon was brought to a conclusion at the Magistracy this morning when Mr. J. H. Kemp lined five of them Szo or a month's hard labour each, and bound six of the others in a personal bond of $ is to keep the peace for three months.

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of the capital unpaid, Y140,000, was recently called up, and the additional machinery was shipped from England on the 15th of last month. This machinery is expected to arrive at Takow within a few days at the latest, and additional building for its accommodation is now being erected. At present the company is working two sets of machinery capable of squeezing together, 200 tons of sugar canes. To meet the auditional requirements after the arrival of the new machinery, the company is now contracting for the purchase of sugar canes rd on extensive plantations in the neighbourhood of Takow. The total quantity of the canes to be so purchased will amount to about 65,000,000 kin, which will make a total of 95,000,0:0 kin when added to the cane raised by the company itself, and from that quantity it is estimated that about 55,00 bags of sugar can be obtained.-Kobe Chronicle.

Melbourne have increased by some £44,000 on the other side of the account we find as increase in paid-up capital of $500,000 and a decrease in exchange fluctuation account of a similar sum. The shareholders were fully ing formed of this proposed transfer from exchange fluctuation account to capital account last year. and it was carried out at the end of the year without any dissenting voice being heard.

MISCELLANEOUS.

The matter was subsequently dealt with and the Board decided that Chinese should cleanse

European member of the sanitary staff, and that a sub-committee, consisting of Dr. Pearse, Messrs. Hewet, Fung Wa Chun and Lau Chu Correspondence relative to using the base Pak be appointed to consider the matterment of No. 166 Queen's Road Central for the Mr. Pollock, parsuant to notice, asked the preparation of food was laid on the table... With reference to "Sanitation's "letter in the The matter was deferred for further coo- China Afail of Saturday, the 3rd October, sideration. have any, and if so, what steps been taken in abate the nuisance which he complains of?

The President pointed out that the matter had been reported upon on several occasions, and it was suggested that there should be some proper method. of ventilation as there were always smells from such places,

PLAGUE INFECTED RATS

This brings me to the question of exchange, a question which was referred to at some length at our last annual meeting and has continued to be an ever present matter of consideration to your directors in the meantime. To a company whose liabilities to its shareholders

The Director of Public Works said that! are in dollars but whose business is mainly in

a fan would be found effective. Todo (JA sterling and whose assets have therefore

The Hon. Pollock was glad that something held to be largely

in sterling, thecould be done to abate the nuisance... proper method of dealing with exchange is of vital importance; and 1 think our system has very well stood the test of the recent violent Framing, fancy and artistically done by Le fluctuations, in the value of the dullar. The Munyon, 31, Les Vaux Road.

Rewaring suspense account which you were, told last year were treated as gold liabilities are this year shewn as such in the balance sheet. The investment fluctuation account is mainly a gold liability, The following is the report to be presented and also the working account 1993 balance is,

officers, the band of the 33rd Burma Infantry inst:--

In Kobe, the circulation of money continues dull, reports on exchange. The stoppage of the importation of foreign rice, smaller arrivals of raw cotton than was expected, and the un- favourable state of trade with China have at tended to produce much inactivity in the de.... mand for money, which has resulted in a large increase in the deposits at the banks, and a slight decline in the rate of interest on advance.

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"OHEL LEAH" SYNAGOGUE.

Dr. Pearse minuted-At a meeting of the Board held on the 9th April this year it was decided that: Buring the continuance the epidemic of plague, it was not advisable to treat rat holes in houses with carbolic acid por to fill them up with cement. The object was

from infected houses into not infected ones. to prevent as much as possible driving rats Now, however, that the epidemic is over, it is

as effectually as possible. The plague in

Further correspondence r relative to the appli cation for permission to erect a trough closet. an Inland Lot No. 1633 was brought forward and the application was granted after a very lengthy discussion.

THE LATE PETŻY OFFICER GROUNDS

We have already referred to the unveiling the of a tablet erected by the Navy League to memory of Petty Officer Grounds, and in the September number of the Navy League Journal “An English woman" writing of this

seaman-gunner ? lates

The captain of the Terrible, speaking of in, said: "He used his brains; he thought cut eich shot. When he failed, as much as when he succeeded, he examined the causes of failure and success. It was not given to days before his death be wrote to me a letter

By kind permission of Major Radcliffe and at the annual meeting of subscribers on 18th a large extent, in gold. Any fall in the necessary to take steps to rid houses of rate him to reap the reward of his efforts, but threa

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The Committee bave the pleasure to submit be met, to a large extent, by a corresponding spectors are now engaged in inspecting houses saying how deeply the men of the lower deck

to-morrow, Friday, the 9th inst. (weather the year ending 29ih. Elļut 5663. permitting).

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MANILA'S water system is to be improved at a cost of about $1,800,000. The new works as proposed will provide a supply of at least 1,500,00 gallons per day, which shall be cap. able of enlargement; a reserve storage capacity sufficient to provide for an extraordinarily dry season at or near the storage basin; diversion works at or near the storage basin; a pipe line of sufficient capacity from the diversion works to the city; a reservoir system for storage and distribution, in the immediate vicinity of the city; and a distribution system whose mains and ramifications shall reach and supply all portions of the city.

rest wo have to fall back on the exchange They regret the heavy expenditure incurred fictuation account, which is at the present in the engagement of Hakham Abraham Sabisme sufficient to insure the balance of our as Hazan, his subsequent illness and return to serling assets up to 25. od for the doll it which Bagdad.

sems a fairly safe limit.

The dollar now Resignations and departures from the colony sands at 1 or 24d higher than it did at the

salisfactory,

of some of the subscribers have also had anath June, arise of more than 11% in the three adverse effect on the income. The financial oaths, and shareholders are to be congratulat outlook of the current year, however, appears fd on being able to remit their dividends home this figure should they wish to do so. Before froposing the adoption of the report and ccounts I shall be glad to hear if anyone hould like to ask any questions.

It was considered desirable to lower the railings of the ladies gallery, and this work has been satisfactorily carried out.

Mr. E. S. Kadoorie has donated the liberal

public in their effons to become efficient

uppers. Within a few hours of thus writing he was seized with Asiatic cholera, and he went to his long home just as his shipmated were leaving for England,”

This memorial to Grounds touches the human, not the technical, side of Navy ; and in that aspect of a great question all of us, and women in particular, have a special interest. The American admital was right when he said. Think less of the gun than of the man behind the gun. The hand and eye of the trained seaman gunner are of infinitely greater value to the nation than cold massci of welded stech, But while we spend millions on armament we still labour under the delusion that

rat runs are complied with. Since, the re- arrangement of the rat catching staff com- paratively few cats are as yet being caught, but many more are now being caught alive in houses than formerly and the percentage of plague infected rats has gone up. I feel sure, and I think every member of the staff is of the same opinion, that the only way to get the people to help in destroying rats is to avoid disturbing them when a plague rat is found on their per, mise. quite agree with the idea that a house. in which a plague infected rat has been found may be as great a source of danger as, if not There being no questions the Chairman progreater than, a house in which a human case of sum of $500, which together with other. sub-bsed that the report and accounts as presented plague bas occurred, and, that logically we scriptions in the course of collection will be adopted and passed.... expended on the levelling and improving of The Hon. Gershom Stewart said Mr. Chair- every house from which a plague rat has come. ought to thoroughly turn out and disinfect

or two (and now a medal has been thrown in, the synagogue grounds.

an and gentlemen. I rise with very much. It is quite certain, however, that the moment

which is good, but not sufficiés) is adequate The following gifts have also to be recorded: leasure to second the adoption of the report

we do this, the people will determine that ward for all the toil, skill, and devotion to ---Curtain for the ark from Mr. D. Haskell and d accounts, but the figures are so extremely no more rats shall be caught on their permises that have gone to the making of such Mr. D. H. Silas; a new Sepher Torah from Mr.tisfactory that I do not think it requires any of course, it is open to us to disinfect

Karrible's, the Orian's, the Crees J. Silbermann.

prds of mine to recommend them to you, every house within say 100 yards of the space The Committee take this opportunity of ex-bey speak very eloquently for themselves, and where a plague, infected rat has been picked the lower deck valued pubileinterest and syme pressing their appreciation of the increased im sure we can all feel in a very contented up in the street, so as to make tolerably aure interest taken by the subscribers in the affairs

pathy in their doings, how it helped to stir that we are disinfecting the right house, Dis. of the Synagogue.

invested and available at the shortest pos infection is worse than useless unless properly that emulation which is at the root of efficien le notice. I think the remarks which the carried out, and the method which has been

Members of the Navy League may feel certain bisman made about the manner in which this adopted here formerly is, I think, inadequate res

that this honour to the Terrible's best gunn mpany treats the very difficult, problem of as a preventive measure, while it is extremely

will not go unrecognised among the change are worthy of earnest attention. irritating to the people. I refer to the washing of our greatest Navy. They don't

shows us the sound way

in which

but they remember out of the ground floors only of housei near me ad management can meet this, very where a plague rat has been found. At present the inspectors offer disinfection to the tenants

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A. HOWARD, Vice-President

The list of subscribers to "Ohel Leah" Synagogue, is as follows:-). Arron, E. R. Belilios, (C.N.G.) J. Benjamin, E. Burnheim,

jine of nind when we see our resources.90

SHORTLY after six o'clock last evening an alarm of fire was given at Wanchai, and tele- phonic communication having been made to the Central Station, members of the Brigade with their appliances were soon on the way-to the scene of the outbreak which was found to PHOTOGRAPHIC be in the shop of a camphor-wood box-maker

at Lung On Street, Queen's Road East Great S. J. David & Co, J. 11. Donnesberg, E. Idcuk question, and is an object lesson DEPARTMENT.

excitement prevailed in the neighbourhood, a Ellis, O. t. Ellis, R. Ezra, R. M. Ezekiel, Rch we can all profit by. When we find where an infected rat has been found or will- large crowd of natives awarming the streets A. Gubbay, D. Haskell, Emas Haskell, A. and almost blocking the traffic. Fortunately Howard, E. Howard, E. S. Joseph, S. H. the fire, which originated on the third floor of the building, was extinguished without much Joseph, E. J. Judah, R. S. Judah, Ellis Kadserie,

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HE Beer to drink in the tropics is the Beer made to the tropice-SAN MIGUEL.

difficulty and within half an hour of the arrival of the Brigade the firemen were on their way back to the station again."

THE Toyo Kisen Kaisha has declared a divi- dend for last half-year at the rate of 12 per cent. per annum. According to the report just published, the total revenue of the company for the half-year ending the 30th June last, amounted to. Y1,708,671, of which Y1,371,683 was expanded upon working expenses, the cost of repair of vessels, and the redemption of the value of vessels, leaving a net profit of Y336,988, which makes a total pl Y409,496 in addition to sum brought over from last account. Of this um, ¥200,000 was placed to the legal reserve, V120,000 to the reserve for the equalisation of dividend, and Y195,000 was paid as a dividend

cenfe, or the ATWELI SA

Grounds himself sad. Now keenly the men of

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yearly reports issued by the comgive them disinfectants for their own use if continue to be so satisfactory in the face of they wish. The question of what is to be ever changing conditions of wind and the policy of the Board in this maller is an E. S, Kadoorie, W. Krater, 1. Kuon Levy, her, and the increasing competition we important one and should, I think, be decided Armand I: S. Levy, R. Menashob, H. At realise and appreciate that our interests

very soon by the Board Meyer, J. R. Michael, M. H. Michael, S. Han very able hands at all pointi (applause). The President minuted. There can be no Michael, E. J. Moses, S. E. Moses, I. S. Perry know that the foundations of the success doubt that most of the rats caught before Albert. Raymond, A. J. Raymond, B. Ray his company were well and truly laid by August, when a bonus was given for each rat mont, Edward M. 5. Sassoon, E. Shellimful, steady and consistent policy in years were introduced into the Colony. The best C. D. Silas, D. H. Silas, J. Silberman, M. by, and it is comforting to feel that the Simmons, A. Weill, S. Wienberg, Mrs. A. systematic efficiency is maintained how plan, I think, will be to have the rat runs treat

ed with carbolic and filled inj we are a much larger concern, I am sure Papier.

expressing the views of all present when and disinfect the houses in which plague rats

inspectors to persuade the peop

tome back of most excellent secretary who

are found been a

for some daya to an alteck. Melewelt minuted!- the suggestion, indi London Jefe Singapore, y erday, for this engue and we wish him, a c

complete reacted upon someone by the best of health, and contiqued

BEARERE

TYPHOON Near amoy.

Captain Harder, of the ss Taiwan, arrived from Shanghai to day. In his report he states that the ship encountered strong monsoon gale and heavy tea to Amoy, thence variable winds and heavy rains. A small typhoon passed near Amoy, Captain Harder observed twelve ships

at the rate of 13 per cent. per annum, leaving a at anchor in the outer harbour on Monday balance of Y74,496 to be carried forward.

THE Beer to drink in the tropics is the Bear 1made in the tropics-SAN MIGUEL

night

THE Beer to drink in the tropics is the Bear made in the tropics-SAN MIGUEL")

le motion was put to the meeting and

DIRECTORS.N

people properly disinfect Me:Rumjaho, minuted Lem of compelling? up-rat-runs abou piers oug

the proposition of Mr. Winterburn, ded by Mr. Ehmer, Masin. NA-Sichs deste A. G. Wood were re-elected directors ".

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American (longsong Mars)iroth inst., Indian Aumgang)

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left Manila for here on roth inst, at daylight?” this port on 7th ini and is expected to, arrive,

The Len Line ER. Binvoritch from Aufwerp.

ted here