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HONGKONG, THURSDAY, NOV. 25; 1903.

JAPAN FOREIGN TRADE.

From the official summary of the returns of the foreign trade of Japan for the first 26.00 eight months of the current year, we learn that the declared value of the exports of merchandise for that period shows a sub- stantial increase as against the corresponding period last year, the total being 179,549,402 yen, as against 151,073,133 yen, an increase of 28,476,200 yen. The declared value of the imports for the eight months indicates a still greater increase, the total being 225,594,222 yen, as against 174,190,687 yan, an increase of 51.303,535 yen. The All less 10% discount on account of Curbullion and specie movements also show an excess of imports, Japan having imported rent Exchange.

during the eight months gold to the value of 21,952,199en and silver to the value of 2,423,583 yun, or 24,837,782 yen in all, as against exportsofgoldthe value of 5,534,128 yen and silver to the valpe of 1,441,328 yen,

of gold for the eight months are, therefore, 16,418,071 yen. It must be remembered that Japan is a maritime Power, with a.con

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qy kind permission of Major Radcliffe and CUTIFUL, harvests of rice are being gathere Oficers the Band of the gird Burma Infantryed at Canton, the Philippines, Indo Chins, will play the following programme of music, Japan, Java, and Burma; in fact the widespread prosperity in this direction is exceptional. "At abe King Edward Hotel, during dianer, on

Saigon holders of the remaining stock of pid- iday the 27th instant.

dy, roughly estimated at between 300/40000 piculs (mostly Cambodia grain) are losing beavily or recount of not being able to ship it to Hongkong or the Philippines in competi tion with the Canton and Island producers, who have also been favoured with splendid

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March Carillon st Tambour"...(Rosenstela) (te rung appNell Gwyn"....(Ed: German) Selection..."Turce Llilä Malde".......(Rubens) aph" Loreley .........(Nusvadian) {aliction." Reminiscences of all Nations "(Godfrey)" Waltz." The Blue Danube

interno. KAYARITA, **Endorle

God save the King.

(Strauss)

hard

OWING to the fact that recruits are very to find, and it is repole that in consequence one of the battalions of the Sents Guards and of the Coldstream Cuords will be disbanded. Mr. Brodrick's sehi ine, with all the increased inducements it offered to men to join the Two new battleships, the Fustachius and Starmy, has failed to keep up the supply of John Chrsyostom, are at present being built in recruits, Ou this ground alone the organisa tion scheme framed by the hat: Se retary for the yards at Nikolaieff and Sevastopol. They War would have to be given up. The want of will have a large tonnage, and will be heavily ecruits 8 in one inspect a good sign. It Amed. Three fast torpedo-bats-the Zork, shows that there cannot be such a great dearth Zadorny, and Zvonky-are being built in the employment as is represented in many same yards.

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THE Ounwa Criisen says it is stated in innerEUT. R. M. G. Knight, of H.M.S. Fox, was circles that on the completion of His tern, as Governor-General of Canada Lord Minto is to dismissed the service on the 2nd inst, by a beppointed the exalted post of Viceroy of Court Mattial held in Bombay on 11.M.S India. While a change of Government intronaut The charges were, negligently England might affect this arrange eut it is, felt performing the duty imposed upon him as Navigating Officer, by ordering a petty officer that it will probably be carried out.

to wind the chronometers during his absence int leave, it being directly opposed to Article 1040 of the King's Regulations; and, with being guilty of an act of the prejudice of good order and naval discipline in ordering a Ser-- géant in the Royal Marine Light Infantry in report the chronometers wound to the Captain, knowing the same to be f·lse,

THE Katser has announced his intention to exect a monument to the intely deceased Herr Alfred Krupp, in the front of the Imperial Yach: Club at Kiel. His Majesty commission

the sculpter, Prof. Wilhelms Haverkamp to carry out the work. The status is to take the form of a more than life-size figure of the great gunmaker ... a granite pedestal.

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ALL the Ministers of Finance of the German Stiffes have sat in conference, at Berlin under the presidency of, the Chricellor. Count von Buelow. It is rangly believed that the result of the deliberations' will be an increase beer find tobacco. The Kolnische Zeitung in taxation which will take the form of dearer

THE Russian newspapers publish most alarm ing accounts of the distress prevailing among the rural population of several provinces of the empire in consequence of the bad grain and forge harvest. Many villages have suffered. severely from fires, which this year have been chien merus than usual, and the scarcity f work and the decline of rural industries have seriously affected many thousands of persons

crops..

PROGRAMSIE of music to be performed by the band and drums of the 1st Sherwood Foresters on the New Parade Ground, on, Saturday next, the 28th inst. froin 3 to 5 p.m. - Ostur......" Charles VI

.Halery. "Farewell Don't be cross ".....Zeller. March (Drums)......" Abalon"

Joyce.. Scicution..."Cinder-Ellen up too late "Lat

.Maxwell. 'Intermezzo......" Gaga D'Amour ".....

..Rice. Minch (Drums)......" Garrison" Selection..........." Patience", Folka......... Return les Chainpe.. Waldto-fél, March (Drama). "Connaught Ranger"....Bourke Vales....."Soldaten Lieder ".................Gang

Regional March-The Vousse May Moen. God save the King-

Sullivars,

in the literary world as Miss Isabella Bird, has MRS. Isabella Bishop, who originally won fame completed her seventy-first year. Unfortuna oly, she is lying in a dangerous state of illness in Edinburgh. Apart from other distinctions she has earned in her time, this gifted lady enjoys that of being the first of her sex to be elected a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society, and she is also a Fellow of the Scottish sister

CONSCRIPTION)

Military service in Inpas is obligatory to certain percentage of the inhabitants and the recruiting is done by conscription, The popu Intion of the country is so dense that it is neces sary to employ only one quarter of its available, male population as soldiers andthese are chosen with a regard to physique in the, main. Thus, out of every hundred men presenting themselves for milltary, service, twenty-five of the mo

for desirable are picked for service and, from this may be gathered that Japan has a reserve of no mean order as regards numbers. times of peace the army, numbers some hundred and fifty thousand m1n...

THE SHORT SERVICE SYSTEM. The time that a Japanese conscript is requir ed to serve amounts altogether to some twelva years, three of which are spent actually training in the army proper, four in the in the territorial army.

reserve, and five

THE JAPANESE OFFICER, Most of the officers pass through the military school at Tokio; a very small proportion being promoted from the ranks. They enter a the age of eighteen, having spent two years of a

military school. They then spend a year in the military preparatory college and four years at a my as privates, passing upward to the rank of sergeant-major, after, which they go to the military college at Tokio until they are twenty- !' two years of age. They may then be voted for sion as second lieutenant. B by ballot and, if successful, receive a conim:s-

TRAINING THE PRIVATE. The usual routine of a Japanese soldier is as life, and spent many years in the wilder parts follows: The day begins at four o'clock in society. Miss Bird began her travels early in of North America and Eastern Asia. She was

lummer and half-past, five in winter. Drill on the point of fity when she married Dr. koes on from five to eleven in the summer, and. Bishop, and when he died a few years after-from half past six to noon in winter; this is pre- wards she set out on a fresh series of travels, ceded by a breakfast of tea, vegetables and journeying for five years on end in Japan, meat. Then tiffin is served, consisting of rice, China, and other Enstern countries. Her books meat, fish and vegetables; lectures and indi or mrike a small library, and only a short time work accupy the time until four in the after back she issued two frash works of importance doon, after which there is more drill endiig un -Korea and Her Neigkiursan | The Vang-with the evening meal at six., Every soldier is ise Valley and Beyond. Six years ago Mrs

pssessed of four uniforms, two cloth for winter Bishop delivered an address before the R.G.S. and two of lighter material for summer; he has

GROWERS; they are of exceptional value or 6,975,456 yen in all. Tapan's net takings however, ridicules any such intention on the that a repetition of the terrible distress of 1801 on Szechuer, which attracted a great deal of also two coarse suits; for matceuvres. During

and in fine condition.

THE CHATEAU BRANDS ard recommended to the notice of Con- noisseurs as high-class after-dinner Wines.

part of the Finance Ministers.

is feared. In Siberia, where, according to the "Nivoye Fromyn, there is also a very bad harve 1, the state of affairs is aggravated by the fact that the new wheat is affected by ergoi,

sonic persons.

THE work of fitting up the Nelson is now being buried on, and the Victory will soon become a show ship pure and simple, She

now combines this function with that of flag-

attention at the time.

MK, Nakamura, of Auchi-ken Japan, who is at

THE Young Men's Society connected with the Tairo Doshi Kai-the Japanese war party-was siderable ocean canying trade of her own assembled in a ten-house in Tokyo making which has already Lesulted in the poisoning of present. in London, has en in hundreds of and, like India, she was formerly a silver preparations to greet the Emperor at the Shim-

bashi station on his depanure for the South.! using country, and the fact that both are now taking gold from the world's market undoub. The members were about to proceed to the tedly opens up a prospect of an increasingly station in procession with banners, when the large and very heavy demand for that metal police suddenly appeared and seized the flags, on the ground that be proceedings were pro in Asia, which may have an important invocative of a breach of the peace. A. S. WATSON & CO., fluence on the future of prices and money market rates in the western hemisphere. Japan's export trade is classified in three groups-manufactures, pat manufactures, and raw products. Each of these groups shows increase as against last year, but the greatest expansion is shown by the "part beneath him than most men in the world. For school, will be transferred, with the Admiral's ages were, however, the things in which he was

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ship, signal school, and court-martial ship, An awkward combination it is, too. Visitors

THE Earl of Ronaldshay is off for another go aboard by the thousand, and they interrupt protracted tour in the East, the gossip suns. the signal classes. The holding of courts An exchange says it would be something nestial, which sit in what was once 'Nelson's were he not. Although stil on the right side forecastle, is another source of interruption." of th ity the son and heir of the Earl of Zelland To get rid of these inconveniences the courts has managed to put more strange ground martial are to be held ashore, and the signal the last four or five years little has been seen of flag, to the Nelson. For the past year or two him in England. When he has not been in

there has exited aboard the Victory a museum India he has been in Persia or in Kastmair, or

of Nelson elias. This is to be adiled to as Ceylon or eluchistan, or Ladak or Thibet, or

opportun.ly offers, -1. regions still more remote.

THE report recently published in respect of the ported finished silk fabrics, made from the administration of the Opium Department of fibre furnished by her own silkworms, to thee Bombay Presidency deals only with the eight months ended on March 31st of this year in order that future reports of the department shall coincide with the financial year. During the eight months there was a very considerable increase in the total revenue; the figure being: Rs. 76,00,091 as against Rs. 61,73,548' in the corresponding period of the previous year. This was due to larger exports to China and also to increased imports for home consumption consequent on the disappearance of famine.

ACCORDING to a home paper, the editor and proprietor of the jiji Shimpo, the largest and most powerful daily paper in Tokio, which has been so frequently mentioned in the English Press since affairs in the Far East reached an

acute singe, is the son of the great education- alist and reformer known in his native country as the Dr. Arnold of Japan. This is Mr. Jukicki Fukuzawa, whose son is married to the eldest daughter of Vi-count Hayashi, the Japanese Minister in London. Their little daughter, Miss Sono Fukuzawa, who is eleven years of age, is being educated in England, where she has been residing with Viscount Hayashi for the past two or three years The little maid is an omnivorous reader, her favourite work being Shakespeare, and she also cycles and plays croquet.

strange places since he lefthis native land over two years ago. Yet he told a newspaper re- presentative that he is poor traveller.' Before starting on the present our he had gone far and wide through Ameriga. His next stage, however, will be Liverpool and he wants to find out as much as, and rental can of the factories and factory life of Lancashire. He has been through Korea, China, Siam, Suinatra, Java, the Straits Settlemen's, India, Persia the South of Europe, Egypt, South Africa, and so on. ife has been in bouth Africa since the

Manners and customs, commerce and langu- war, and noted labour difficulties particularly,

manceuvres the life is exactly what would be expected in war time. Japanese, sold ers are given every opportunity, and encourage

icnt, to increase their education, and special, officers are told off to instruct them. They are supplied with books and papers for which there is a considerable demand. The Japanese lay great stress upon physical train ing and marching, and much of their drill. consists in these gymnastic exercises. The life of the soldier is haid, but as the men are picked from a large selection, they are, as a body, physically capable of bearing fatigua well,/. The Japanese system of training has, moreover born fruit, for the average height has increased during the last few years very considerably. Contributed.

most interested. They treated him very genial THE FORTHCOMING MARRIAGE

OF MR. BELILIOS..

ly in Pecsia, Consuls making him at home and with donkeys. governors presenting him Persian authorities made coffee for him, and gave him cake into the bargain. The Shab was courtesy itself. Persia to him spells the highest hospitality. The world outside Japan has not Like hugely surprised him on the whole. Mark Twain, he find that human nature gener- ally prevails..

HONGKONG FOOTBALL CHAL-

LENGE SHIELD,

In response to an application from the Sher wood Foresters, the Committee have agreed to alter the rules of the Competition so as to per mit that Regiment and the Royal Artillery to enter one or more teams instead of Company clavens.

Clubs wishing to take part in this season's competition should notify the Hon. Secretary (H. F. Chard, Chartered Bank)

December.

PARSEE CHARITY IN HONGKONG,

by Japan this year, the value being stated as 46,479,783 yun, as against 58,092,115 yen. There is also a large falling off in the imports of cotton yarn, the declared value for the period under review this year being only 624,472 yen, as against 1,407,849 yen last ABOUT twenty of the foremen and workmen on year. An increase in the imports of wool King Edward's estate in Windsor Great Park is shown, the value being 2,987.029 yen, as

who are over sixty years of age have received against 2,305.125 yen. The imports of notice that they are to be pensioned. Many of woollen and worsted fabrics also show in the incn have been employed on the royal M. Kang Yu Wei has concluded his tour in creases, especially the imports of mousseline-estate nearly half a century. The pensions java and is now in Singapore. According to The latest date for receiving entries is 12th

a letter received from his Secretary, Mr. Chew de-laine, the value of which has risen from vary from 7 a year 10 £26. Formerly the

workmen were employed until they were Kok Hear, it seems that Mr. Kang Yu Wei 2,022,055 yen last year to 3.044,008 yen this.

was extremely gratified at the cordiai reception year. The imports of iron and steel in incapacitated by illness or extreme old age.

The only drawback to the new sytem is that he met with in java both from his countrymen various forms, especially rails, have increased the men and their families have to turn out of and the Dutch Government. Among the very healthily, and also the imports of ma

their comfortable little homes on the royal places of interest he visited were the prisons, chinery and stationary engines; but a slight estate, where most of them five rent free and schools and public offices, and while at Sours baya he took the apportunity of ascending decline in the value of the imports of loco have large gardens.

Gunong Brome, where there was a volcanic motives and other rolling stock is recorded. Japan has purchased ten steam vessels IT is stated in mandarin circles that Hsian, the eruption every morning. The scenery from abroad during the eight months, valued at capital of Shensi province, is to be renamed the height, which is about 600 feet above sa Great interest 1,120,139 yen, as against scren vessels,Chitargan (City of Eternal l'eace) which was level, was described as superb

The former name of Hsian when it was the is attached to the future welfare of Mr. Chew valued at 372,706 yen, during the corres

Koh Hean, who is liked by all the Straits ponding period last year. The influence capital of China, a thousand and more years ago during the Tang dynasty. Further, that

Chinese and leading. I owkays of this place. which the promised good rice crops are

Fan Tseng-bsing, who has been sent back to Pinang Gazelle. likely to have an Japanese prosperity may Hsian once more as Provincial judge of Shensi, be gathered from the fact that the imports of this foodstuff up to the end of August this year are valued at 46,247,767 yen, as against CARMICHAEL AND only 6,678,343 yen for the corresponding

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LOCAL AND GENERAL. PRINCE Henry of Prussia, the Kaiser's brother, lelt Berlin for the Far East on 26th ult,

that Peking is soon to be abandoned,once more

crisis may turn out.-N. C. D. News.

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The statement of accounts and ba'ance sheer

published annually for the Parsee community by the Trustees of "The Hongkong, Canton - and Macao Zoroastrian Charity Fund," is always an half-hour of pleasant 'reading, but the one just issued for the year 1999 is particularly interesting by reason of its completeness and lucidity. Started in 1815, the fund showed on the 31st December of last year the neat little sum of $85,000 odd to its credit, which bids fair. at no distant date to reach six figures. It is managed by a 'body of three Trustees and consists at present of Mr. H. N. Mody, Mr. F. H. Arjanee and. Mr. Defabjeo senior of the Victoria and King Edward Hotels Mr. Arjance

in the nature of a compromise. Mr. Balfour is also acting as Honorary Secretary and having

is to be made Fuyin," or Governor of the new THE London correspondent of the Liverpool capital. There does not seem to be much has reason to believe that the appointment doubt in official minds at the present moment of Mir, Arnold-Forster to the War Office was by the Court, no matter how the Manchurian did not want to disturb Mr. Brodrick. The King, on the other hand, wanted to make Lord Esher Secretary for War. Whether the noble THE War Ofice is not the pleasantest of tard declined the office, or whether the Prime places just now. It is said that Lord Roberts Minister objected to his appointment, it is deeply resents the appeltment of Mr. Bromley impossible to say. Try case, a difficulty Davenport as Financial Secretary. The hon. arose, and as a sort of compromise Mr. Arnold. member, it will be recollected, severely criticis. Forster was made Secretary for War ed the action of the Commander-in-Chief in advent to the War Office is regarded in all superseding Colonel Kinloch in consequence Mall with considerable doubt, if not positive of the ragging case in the Grenadier Guards, dislike. Whether he will prove a great ad and Lord Roberts' friends regard his appoint. ministrator no one can say, but he is a man of ment to the War Office as little less than an somewhat imperious and overbearing temper. THE four men charged with armed robbery insult. Whatever truth there, may be in these Though these qualities, if united with adminis. on board of a junk at Lung Shun Wan have reports, Lord Roberts must regard the selec-trative capacity, may be useful at the War

likely to

to commend him to been committed for trial at the next Criminal tion of Mr. Bromley-Davenport for this office Office, they are not

as in the circumstances very peculiar.-Asian the officials there?? Hat 1355e Sessions.

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THE Pinang Gazette hears of arrangements having been made for an introduction of the cold storage scheme into that town.

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The forthcoming marriage between the only son of Mr. E. R. Belilios, C. M.G., and the young. est daughter of Sir Israel Hart is of special interest because, although the two familles have much in common in a commercial sense, tey are, politically speaking, as wide as the poles asander. Sir Israel, who has fought ro fewer than three unsuccessful battles for his party-twice at Folkestone and at the last election in Central Hackney-is an unc m- promising Radical, has been four limes Mayor- of Leicester, and is a wholesale merchant in that town. Mr. Belilios, on the other hand, was for close upon forty years a merchant in Hong. kong; and as to his political faith, says a home paper, it is best explained, perhaps, by the fact that for many years past he has been the donor of the magnificent primrose emblem which, with its patriotic inscription, is always so fami- liar a feature at the foot of the Beaconsfield statue in Parliament-gardens. as each-anniver sary of that statesman's death comes round.

SHIPPING AND MAILS.

MAILS DUE, American (Coptic) 28th inst. "French (Salarie) 1st prox.

Indian (Lightning) ist prox. Tacoma (Tacoma) 4th_prox. Australian (Chingiu) 5th prox. Indian (Kumsang) 7th piox. French (Australiên) Bil prox.. American (America Maru) Bih prox. Canadian (Tartar) gth" prox Tacoma (Victoria) 13th prax. American (Korea) 15th prox.

The C. C. Coss. Lothian arrived at an Francisco on 23rd inst

The CN. Co.'s as. Changsha left' Kobe fer.

The C. N. Cô's 5.5, Kaifang left Manila for this port on 25th test, and is expected to arrive here on. 28th inst., at daylight.

been connected with the funds for the last 35 this port on 24th inst, and is expected to arrive, years, off and on, in that capacity has all the here on 29th inst., p.m. details of the work well in hand, is dis-The T. K. K. s.5. Rohilla Maru left Manila interested management of the minute and yesterday at noon, and is expected here to- multifarious duties apertaining to a large morrow the 27th inst., at noon! charitable institution leaves nothing to be de- sired sad merits a better and wider apprecis Hission at the hands of his co-religionists. Being himsell of the Mobed or priestly order his ser- vices, ungrudingly given, have been extremely useful in previous years on many an emergency. &c., left Shanghai for this port this morning it' We have now, however, a Pucka Parsee Priest daylight, and is due here on 28th inst after- from Bombay who administers to the spiritual noon, bl wants of the community and who, strange to Auburn of Goldsmith's fame, is also pass relate, not unlike the village priest of Sweet ing rich with £40 a year."

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The C. P. R. Co's 8.3. Empress of India

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where she is due to arrive dt noon on 26th inst

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