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Entinations.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1904.

A NOTICE All communications Intende! for paliestion in The "HONGKONG TELEGRAPII "- ghould be adiroved to The Filter, 1, Ies Hana Road, Aml. should be accompanied by the Writer's Name and Addrow

A. S. WATSON & CO., nos comunes should be wildromed

TIMITED:

ESTABLISHED ... 1841.

-ALEXANDRA BUILDINGS.

CONFECTIONERY

to The Mauger.

GREEN ISLAND UEMENT COMPANY LIMITED,

"UNUSUALLY GOOD YEAR!!

INCREASE OF CAPITAL,

THE GOVERNOR ON SANITARY Impure conditions. In so doing he as tablishes the firahyest possible claim o SCIENCE.

The Eller will not undertake to be responsible for this forenoon at the offices of the General sances; elc, in connection with the examinations / takes, This task is undoubtedly more difficult as we understand there are many, imrorlani

any rejected M8, nor to return any Contributhin.

SUBSCRIPTION RATES (IN ADVANCE). DAILY-1990 por angka. - WEEKLY-813 per kuniani.

THE CONTRABAND CASE.

the respect and gratuude of the community, ⠀⠀ ́ ́ It was our intention in this issue to have. This claim is recognized where how rusi reproduced the judgment in the act on brought

·PRUSENTATION OF CERTIFICATES.

among people win, with the recention by the Dinky 3hoscji. Kuialia t, the owncis vit of the relation between cause and effact in⋅ | the-ss. Prometheus, indalclivered by the Chief. HE the Governor (Sir Matthew inherent in the western mind, readily understand Justice yesterday. So far Sir Henry has not An extraordinary general meeting of the MG) at the City Hall, last night, presented the object of the various mesures be under had an opportunity of revising the proofs, and

KCMG shareholders of the above Company, was held the certificates gained by Inspectors of Nui Managers, Messra. Shewan, Tunics and Co. held during the year under the auspices of the here in China where disease is not understood corrections to be made we hold over the mailer to be a punishment for the breach of the until this has been done. His copy was hand. Frince's Buildings. Hon. R. Shewan presided Hongkong Sanitary Institute. Amongst a natural laws of physical purity. In this ed to one representative of the Press on the and there were also present Iton. Sir C. Pfairly large attendance were:-Dr. J. M. Atkin Country he has to get his work done by understanding that a proof would be submitted Chater, C.M., and Hon. W. J. Gresson, (Conson (President of the Santary Board), Ur. B. The rates por quarter and por anu, tional sulting Committee), Mess-5. A, Babington, E.T. Harnett (Hon, Secretary), Mr. A. H. Ough, gradually making his influence felt, and he can for his perusal. The daily Issue In delivered free when this astdress A. Hewett, Turner, C. A. Tomes, T. Skinner, Hon. W. J. Gresson, Mr. E A. Hewett, Col. W. only succeed in this by giving confidence in

Webb, R.A.M.C, Captain Fitz William, Cap-

his carefulness and energy in his firmness and, tain Smith, A.n.C., Hon. F. N. H. Jones, (Di-scrupulous fairness and in the absolute integrity of his purpose and hit methods. A disciple of Tector-af-Public-Works), Ilon_Dr_BaKai

Confucius once inquired what ons should do Hon. Wei Yuk, Mr. C. A. Rumjahn.

in order to get along well with men, onfucius Dr. J. M. Atkinson said Your Excellency answered: le conscientious and sincere in and tentlemen,-It will be within the recol what you say be earnest and serious in what the meeting I wil as brietly as possible election of most of you that the Hongkong branch plain the necessity for more capital. We have of the Sa itary Institute was formal y apened neign countiles you will get along well with you do in that way although you may be in on the 6th October last year by 11. E. Sir Henry Blake. During the first session 35 lectures and www dentonstrations were given by the follow- ing gentlemen Drs. Pearse and Hunter,

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R. C. Wilox, F. B. Goddard, Fung Wa Chun, and N. H. Rußerford (Secretary).

` · The Seccolicy having read Thenotice.com vening the meeting.

The Chairinan. said :--Gentlemen,- Before Iruced to put the resolutions just read

added to and ex ended the capacity of the factor- its here and at Macau until we can go no fur.

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Hongkong, 19th November, 1904.

TELEPHONE NO. 250.

CARLE ADDRESS: "ACHEL' HONGKONG

A. H. C. CODE, 473 EDITION.

ESTABLISHED 1859.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Tur old 5.5. Totes, captured by the Japanese

34,000 barrels per month, but the demand has more than kept pace with gur enlargements so that in spite of all we h're stiḥ to suffer the chagrin of seeing good orders go past us. We have therefore to practically begin an addition- al factory. After very thorough study of the whole pretion we have decided in put up a rotary plant insteart of Aalborg k Ins as before. Rotary kilns are now giving great satisfaction in Europe and America. To begin with the first cost of the plant is considerably less and The U.S. supply ship Supply left this morning in our case the zaving is sull greater as we can

near Chefo, has been sent to Sascho.

THE U.S. naval collier Brutus will return from the target practice station at Mirs. Ilay on Tuesday.

for Cavite, P. 1 whence after a two weeks stay, she will return to her station at Guan.

This afternoon the children from the Union Church Sunday School were taken in launches for a picnic to Quarry Bay, leaving Murray

Pier at 1.3 p.nl.

Captain Fitz Williams (Army Service Corps)

and Messrs. Ongli, Gibbs, Lemm, Harker,

Browne, Bryan, Gibson, and jaffe. It will be

seen from the list that we have been successful

men

NAVAL. NOTES.

The flagship Glory with Admiiral Sir Gerar Noel aboard may be expected to arrive in pris to-morrow from her visit to Singapore, and Penang. She left the southern settlement on bean north is expected to call here on the 5th Wednesday Inst. The Leviathun, which bas"

prox, for a few days prior to proceeding to the Mediterranenn Station where she is to relieve the Batchante, which proceeds to Chatham and pays off. In all probability, on the homeward. voyage, the Leviathan will meet H.M:S. Suthji the Far East, and which relieves the Leviather. which has been commissioned for service in

The new ship departs Crun: home on or about Tuesday next.

HARMSTON'S CIRCUS.

But if in what you say you are not con scientious and sincere and, in what you do, you are not earnest and serious, even in your own country and in your own home, how can you get along well with men? Keep these diving in a carriage, you keep your eyes principles constantly before you, as when

on the head of your house. In that way you will get along well with men." And the disciple had these words engraved on his belt. I have now sad enough to justify the interests i take in the carnest and serious body of men that meet together in the evening also the great pleasure it gives me to publicly at No. 1o, Wyndham Street, and to explain

A large audience assembled at this popular recognise their work by presenting to sume of place of amusement last night, the majority them the certificates of the Royal hanitary being evidently attracted by the promised pony Institute which has so recently been placed jumping contest, and the disappointment wa under the patronage of our King. I take this proportional when Mr. Love came forward and opportunity of reminding the gentlemen here announced that the contest would not take present that the branch of the Royal Sanitary place, as the owners of ponies, eleven in num lastitute at Hongkong, which was established ber, had withdrawn at the last moment. He at a public meeting held in this hall on the 6th-stated that it was the first time after thirty of October last year at which my predecessor was such contests that he had had to apologise to present, was originally due to a suggestion the public for bus non-fulfilaient of his promise from the present acting Sisitary Surveyor Mr. but it was a inatter entirely out of his control, Carter who, I know from Chinese as well as

and the best be could do would be in put on European, testimony has the powers of getting along well-with-men. (Applause).——————

The meeting closed with a vote of thanks to the Governor, proposed by Mr. E. A, Hewett,

in obtaining the assistance of some of the local architects, engineers and military officers. This opportunity might be taken to thank these gentlemen for the time and labours they have bestowed. We wish to encourage this outside the branch will be established on a funer basis, assistance as much as possible as by this means take advantage of a good part of our present and will appeal more to all sections of the installation for the working of these xilns, community. The classes were held at Queen's while as compared with the old kilus the qual College in a room kindly lent for the purpose ity of the cement produced though not on the by the Headmaster, the average attendance as whole ty higher than at present will have each lecture being twenty-two. Examinations certain qualities which will recommend it to a

were held in March last by a Board of Examin particular section of our customers. Our

ers appointed by the Home Institute for the A VERY large number of Hongkongites left this Superintendent, Mr. Uldali, studied these kilns certificates in Practical Sanitary Science, and afternoon for Macao, to be present at the ball.

at home sometime ago and recommends their for the inspector of Nuisances certificates. The band of 11.M.S. Vengeance went over to adoption, and our Chief Engineer, Mr. Hewill, With reference to the Fospector of Nuisances play the dance music.

being on a holiday we took advantage of his pre-examination a practical as well as a theoretical sence in England to place orders for a twu kunwledge with the subjects set out in the rodaty kiln plan complete, making, as far as syllabus is required, and the Local Government

the exhibition of the perfoming lions just-im- possible, special arrangements for adding one

Baard, London, accept the certificate as evidence

|ported, and trained by Caplain Lindo. This rotary_kun_or_more_if_required later that the person possessing it is qualified for

performance was advertised for to-day, but will give us abou

the office of Inspector of Nuisances, in any

under the circumstances: Captain. Lindo had urban or rural district outside London. It is

consented to produce his lions then in tion of the absent ponies, and the trophy, to have similarly recognised in Edinburgh and Dublin.

been given to the winner of the contest, The Government has decided to refund the money spent in fees by thoss inspectors suc

The following notification is published in the would be disposed of in some other way. The cessful in the examination. In the inspectors'

Garette in substitution of Government notifications were then introduced and provided a dis Examination a prize of $fo in books was givention No. 747 published on the 13th November, tinct sensation. After going through anvera! jumps over their trainer, the intrepid tamer 1993, which is cancelled :—

Tai. Kong has approved of the appointment of the Hon. Gershom Stewart Lahe an unofficial intimber_of_the_Legislative Council-view the Hon.C. S. Sharp resigned.

Ta Hongkong and Shanghai Baking Corp ration have drawn in the last few days Tis. 209,030 in be silver from Hongkong, and Tls. 100 000 in bar silver from Hankow, reports the Shanghai Fimes, of 21st inst

Thess. Emprest of Zap in is now in No. 1 berth at the Hongkong and Whampoa Dock, where she is undergoing an overhaul, and minor repers to her boilers, etc. She is ex. pected to leave the dock about Monday week.

Amateur Dramatic Club, to learn from the

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These twa rotaries 16,000 barrels per month additional, a large increase in proportion to the cost of the new plants, which we estimate will be something Our present overdraft with under $400,000. our bankers is $424,000, and there's the divi. dend which may be reckoned at not more than $200,003, so that altogether the proposed

THE SUGAR INDUSTRY.

by Mr. Fung Wa Chun-to the first, won by Mr.. H. J. W. Gidley, and a second of $25 in books

It is hereby notified that for the purposes of appeared to slip, and one of the lionessel was which was won by Mr. R. Bennett. Thanks to the liberality of some of their supporters, regulation No. II! in His Majesty's Order in immediately on his shopiders, with her teeth dangerously near to Captain Lindo's neck. amongst whom were several Chinese gentle Council of the 11th day of August, 1903, inade For a moment it looked seriously as if a tragedy under the ImperialSugar Convention Act of 1903, (3 Edw. 7), the superintendent of imports and

men, we have been able to hire a farge room in Wyndham Street, next to the German Con-

was about to be witnessed, but the captain," never losing for a moment his presence of

the animal, and with a smart lash across its

las IT must have surprised the members of the dearly tor its experience; a cost us practically sulate, which is used as a lecture and read exports of Nongkong for the time being is the mind, managed to slip from under the paws of columns of the Daily Press, that they put on & struggle against adverse conditions, which doed on Tuesday and Friday evenings, whilst certificates of origin relating to sugar to be head, send it bounding to the other end of the

A CHEE & CO., 祥利 廣

17, QUEEN'S ROAD.

| performance of Dorothy" last night!

CHANG Yen Man, the ex-director General of the Chinese Engineering and Mining Com pany, Lid, has heen decorated by the Throne with a 3rd rattle button, and is appointed as the special respresentative of China to settle the C. E. & M. Co.'s affairs in London.

ANOTHER native Roman Catholic priest has been murdered by the malcontents of Nin-hae in Chekiang. The deceased was the brother of the one murdered not many months ago, for

$1,000,00 new capital and premium will not We shall, be more that enough for our wants. however, be in a much stronger position and, as the more we make the lower the cost, we'l should be able to produce our cement at a As price which should defy competition. every upe know. this Company had to pay

all our original capital and years of work and not obtain in Europe or America, and we do not envy any rivals who should attempt to take

underwent at its inception. We have had an unusually good year, but we cannot count upon always having a large Admiralty Dackthority to hold the examination. I think we inity congratulate ourselves on the growth of contract to fall back upon such as we have at present. It is never safe to prophesy unless this infant branch of what is now, the Royal

Sanitary Institute, as by the last mail news has. one knows, but as the end of the year is so near and ! know that shareholders are anxious been received that His Majesty the King has for a word on the subject I will go so laras to graciously consented to give his patronage

room. This session lectures are being deliver. commencing in February a course of lectures for inspectors of meat and other foods will be

Captain Iitz Williams,...Cand application will be made to the Home Institute for au-

a new concern through all that this Company given by the Colonial Veterinary. Surgeon, and ƒ can be had on application at the barbour office. tounds of applause as he left the cage unhurt.

say that at a rough estimate, for it is impossito the parent Society. Most of the success we

FURNITURE which the French Consul exacted a high in ble to give figures that are at all exact without have already attained is due to the efforts of

DEALERS.

DRAWING-ROOM,

DINING-ROOM,

and BED-ROOM

FURNITURE.

ELECTRO-PLATED,

GLASS, and

CHINA WARES. PASTEUR'S MICROBE-PROOF

FILTERS, ROCHESTER LAMPS,

WHITE TURKISH TOWELS

COUNTERPANES.

COOKING RANGES,

KITCHEN UTENSILS, and

HOUSEHOLD REQUISITES.

demnity from the Chinese officials. The priest was stabbed to death on his way to preach in a village. No arrest has been made. The case is now in the hands of the French Consul

1

In their weekly share report, Messrs. Erich Georg & Co., referring to Indo-China shares, state: "It may be of interest to note that the average dividend paid since 1881 equals 4.91 per tent, while the average dividend for the fast ten years is 7 10 per cent, and taking the last five years, the average dividend is 8.40 per cent,, and that the reserve funds, which in 1891 stood at £40,000, now amount to £35,000 ac cording to last year's accounts, with a paid up -capital of £495,890."

Two coulies were arrested yesterday for being in possession of a couple of rolls of heavy black cloth, reasonably suspected of having been stolen. The men were carrying the goods in a big gunny bag on their bamboo pole, when a detective thought it advisable to investigale, and stopped the men. The latter immediately

PHOTOGRAPHIC dropped the bundle and tied to do a balt; but

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DEPARTMENT. DEVELOPING and PRINTING

ÜNDERTAKEN for AMATEURS.

GOOD WORK.

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PROMPT RETURN; Hongkong, 8th January, 1904.

ESPECIAL OLD TOM GIN. Marshall and

Elvy's

DOUBLY DISTILLED.

AND OF

MATURED AGE.

Tevar ONTAINED FROM-

they were na sprinters, and were soon in the lock-up. Chief Inspector Hanson, of the De tective service, prosecuted the men, before Mr. Hazeland, when the case was reminded to enable the owners if possible to be traced. It is believed that the loot is the result of coolits broaching cargo in transit f om ship to share.

taking stock and closing all our books, our profil this year should be about 40 to 50 cent more than last year.

No questions being asked, The Chairman moved the following resole tions:

That the Capital of the Company be increased from $1,000,000. (divided into to 1000 shares of $10 each) to $1,500,000 (divided into 150,000 chares of Sto each) by

the creation of 50,000 new shares of $1

each to be offered and if accepted to be

allotted to the persons constiluting the

our Secretary, Dr. Barnett, and especially to the Assistant Secretary, Mr. Carter, who all along has had the interests of the branch at heart and has done all in his power to foster it. H. E the Governor then distributed the certificates as follows:-

Practical Sanitary Science: Patrick A., Cunningham, Robert Edwin Hemmings, Joha Lemm, Arthur P. Samy.

inspectors of Nuisances certificats: R. Bennett, G. W. Coysh, S. M. Gidley, H.J Gidley, J. T. Longstaff, G. Morphew, J. Redie and W. H. Woolley.

"Fiscal Authority" for this Colony and that all

exported must accordingly be declared before him and must be in the form of which copies In accordance with the regulations made on the 17th day of November, under section 3 of the Sugar Convention Ordinance, 1904, a fee of $5 will be payable at the time of making each declitation.

THE "POK WA" NŬT~

AN INQUIRY,

Yesterday, Mr. H. H. J. Gomperiz held an inquest into the cause of the death of the two native children who died some time after taking, an evening incal.

The following jury was empanelled:Messrs. J. W. C. Bonnar (Foreman), Joha Lemon, and W. F. Basford..

cage. The performance then went o on without hitch the trainer being greeted with hearty

The other items were all up to their usual high standard of excellence, and were fully ap prociated by the audience. It may be re marked that these newly-imported lionesses

are very fine animals, and are well worth a visit.

FRENCH INTERVENTION IN KWANGSI.

On the 12th inst. at three p.m. the French blinister paid a visit to the Wai Wu Pu, where he had an Interview with Na Tuog, during which the former declared that in view of the increased, activity of the Kwangsi rebels the reprated defeats of the troops, the alarming On the 18ib ulto, a Chinese boy age about 11 reports about the exhaustion of the military years, and a gil aged about 13 years, afler funds by the newly-appointed Governor of partaking of their evening meal of rice, fresh Kwangsi, and the chtreaty for refforcements vegetables, fresh fish and preserved prunes, by the Governor of Liunan, the rebellion, it is became ill and died between 1 p.m. and evident, is far from being suppressed a the midnight-Dr. Swan testified to performing the contrary, it has become a menace to existing post mortem examination on the bodies at the conditions in China. Therefore, continued the montuary, and said that while the general cop French Minister, the French Government is ditions pointed to death by poison he was determined to intervent, with troops" and unable to find any traces of any particular money, in the hope of effecting a suppression poison. The brother of the deceased stated A reply dealing with this declaration is expect. that no other member of the family haded from the Chinese Government.—The above suffered or been ill as an effect of the is taken from the Eastern Times, and wa food eaten on the day in

not reproduce it for what it may be worth.

had they been in any way ill since then Mr. Wate, assistant Government Analyst, was of opinion that the cause of death was datura A CHEFOO telegram of 21stanst, says that the poisoning. The datura plant grows commonly German steamer Progress, and the English about Hongkong, and bears a long funnel-shaped steainer Kaiping, lave arrived there from white blossom. he Resident Surgeon of the Vladivostok. They report that the harbour of Tung Wa testified to the common use among Vladivostok, is systematically mined and that the Chinese of the datura flowers, for asthma the town is strongly fortified and almost im and also for producing insensibility, etc. pregnable. There are plenty of provisions.

11. E. the Governor then said :--Gentlemen, shareholders of the Company according to look on the ceremony to take place this after the Company's Register of Shareholders on

noon as one of the most important that I have the 28th day of February, 1935, at a premium attended since I have been in this colony, of Sto for each and every single share of The future progress of Hongkong must largely such 50.020 new shares in the ratio and depend on the extent to which we can eradicate proportion of one new share for every 1WD

those diseases which disorganise labour and old shares in the Company held by the prejudically affect intercourse with other coun respective Sharehokiers

thereof the tries. No Governor of Hongkong is likely, amount payable on each of such new shares respectively (including the aid once having read, to forget the picture drawn premium of.5to per share) to be paid as toy Ser William Robinson of the condition of his city at the height of the first plague one equal hall part thereof on the 31st day epidemic ten years ago. Since that first visita- of March, 1995, and as to the remainder in each succeeding year has added to the thereof (includin, the balance of the said plague death-roll, though fortunately it has never premium) on the 30th day of June, 1905.

again obtained to quite the high figure of 1894 And that failing such allotment as aforesaid the said new shares be disposed Each succeeding year, has also seen some mo-

Witness stated that the brother of the deceased Especially large quantities of coal have been of by the General Managers in accordance dification to the plague procedure. Here, as

in Bombay, when the disease broke out first informed him that the deceased had eaten a lot stored. The cruisers Roselt, Bogatyr, and with the Company's Art-cles of Association.

with fearful virulence in 1896, there seemed to of the Pok Wa flowers, and that they helping: Grenoboy were, when the two steamers left, 1 And that for the purpose of facilitating ! the carrying into effect of the above Reso-e a hope that by strict isolation and stringent to tin them in his shop-His Worship said this good condition. The customs ffice in Vladi futon the Transfer and other Books of the measures of disinfection it might be quickly was very important, and wanted to know why vostok is closed. The shipping is placed under Company be closed for the space of seven stamped out. This hope has now given way that fact bad not been communicated to the the control of a naval officer.

to the more rational belief that it is only by police. Winess said he did not kw what the t days us on and from the 191 day of Marchemoving the conditions favourable to the pro-"Pok Wa" was called in English, but it was pagation of disease as quickly as possible, burused both as food and for medicinal purposes. of necessity gradually, that, the recurring epi-Witness, continuing, said he had not known demics can be prevented. The temioval of the of any case of paisoning from eating these conditions favourable to propagation of disease flowers or seeds. They were good for many dis- in a town is what we mean by the sanitation cases besides asthma-The brother of the de of that town, The principles of sanitation are ceased, re-called, stated that he did not remem Simple. They may be summed up as pure air, ber saying that the deceased bad enten the clean water, unpolluted ground, and the letting seeds. He had seen such seeds, but had none The intlowing report is from Mr, J. 1. flume of light into dark ples. But while the prin- in his shop. He did not remember where he mer, Chief Assistant of the Hongkong Obser- ciples are simple their application by efficient saw them. Here the witness quibbled and was vatory:

ventilation, good water supply schemes, effecwaraed by His Worship that he would, be liable. On the 261 at 15.45pm. The barometer tive drainage and sewerage systems and, the for contempt of Court, and said he must answer has risen rapidly in N. China and more mode intelligent designing of houses in complicated the questions, unless he thought they would

1905.

Mr. E A. Hewell seconded, and the motions were unanimously agreed to.

This terminated the business, the chairman announcing that a confirmatory meeting would be held later on.

AN accident happened on Thursday night to Mrs. Harmston-Love, when going to the Circus in a ricksha. It appears that on the road near the Polo Ground there is a big heap of stones in readiness for repairing work and in the darkness, the light that should have marked this danger-spot, either not burning at all, or else burning so dimly as to be useless, the ricksha ran full butt into the heap, tuned over, and fell on top of Mrs. Harmstoa. Love. The stones were very sharp and point- ed, and the unfortunate lady received some very severe cuts about the face, arms and legs, one being particularly serious just beside the temple over the left eye, causing it to swell up to an abnormal size, and entirely laying her

for two days.. In the fall, she also had the rately to the southward and has fallen in Japan and requires a knowledge of many details not incriminto him, and then His Worship would

misfitune to lose a valuable jewel. We were clad to see that she was somewhat better Jast night, though bearing nicks of her ill treatment at the hands of those responsible for the unprotected, oe, not properly protected, {fo' heap of toast,

THE MUTUAL STORES,

De Vieux Road. Hongkong, 11th May, 1994.

THE WEATHER.

and over the Pacific.

SHIPPING AND MAILS:

MAILS DUE"

French (Tonkin) 29th inst. Indian (Lightning) 32h inst *Indiati umsang) 7th pwx American (Dority 8th work

· American (dfanchuria) 17th prox.

Bawmut sailed from Seattle for

"23rd Fina

sailed foto Seajlle on Fird

The greatest pressure is over the Yangtse in themselves attractive and the practical apjodge as to their propriety. The witness then inst for Japan, Shanghai, Hongkong and valley and to the northward and the least in plication of this knowledge under conditione admitted that he had had such seeds in his the southern Philippines Fresh to strong that of necessity are often repugnaal The shop within the last month, but had none now, N.E. monsoon will prevail in the Formosa Channel and fresh monsoon over the northern sanitary worker in his efforts to secure the The inquest was then adjourned for the pur. physical purity of a lown must study its pose of obtaining expert medical evidence as ta. | part of the China Sea,

| physical impurities and work under there the nature and properties of the Fox wa put.

Forecast Fresh N.E. winds, Bag,

The D. S. S Co. & C. M. 5°N, Co.'s 13) Drupallon left Victoria, Con Hongkong via Japan Ports, Shanghai hed may be expected here on January!