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TELEGRAM

[Reuter's.]

Colonial Preference. SCENE IN THE COMMONS!

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1905.

won the principal Ordinance was before the Counil, to allow the importation of bounty- fed sugar in transit, u

DESTITUTE KUROPEANS.

THE SUGAR CONVENTION, The Hon. Attorney General proposed the first reading of a bill entitled. An Ordinance to amend the Sugar Convention Ordinance, 1934. The objects of this measure are to allow the You are aware, gentlemen, that the question of destitute Europeans bas of fate been the sub-mportation of each sugar ss is not bounty-fed

'from countries

where other sugar is bounty-led; ject of considerable discussion in this Colony and to except from the operation of section a The nuisance of vagrants, is one that we can

of Ordinance No. 14 of 904 sugar in transit, which is to be controlled by special regulations."

The Hon. Colonial Secretary seconded. Bill read a fragtime.

to

THE VAGRANCY ORDINANCE. The Hon. Allorney General proposed the reading of a bill entitled An Ordinance amend the Vagrancy Ordinance, 1897.

LONDON, 23rd May. Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman moved hardly hope to do away with altogether, bat the Government believe that certain improve an adjournment of the House to draw atten- ments in the methods of dealing with them tion to a statement of Mr. Balfour's that the

can be effected: first, by making other arrange ments thin sending them to the House of De question of Colonial preference might be

tention for Destitute Seamen who are believed to submitted to a Colonial conference in 1996.be this destitute through no fault of their own:first

Sir Henry maintained that this was incon- secondly, by making more rigorous, the treat sistent with Mr. Balfour's Edinburgh proposals ment of vagrants in the House of Detention.j and subsequent pledges, and that it involved thirdly, by discouraging the landing of men in two general elections, the first on the ques- very short time of their arrival there. Arrange tion of a Colonial conference, and the secondments have been made with n Benevolent on a conference of the decisions that the Society in the Colony and with the authorities of the Sailor Home with regard to the first of policy was to @feguard a sudden change. theso matters, The andand gid are dealt with A scene unparalleled in the House follow in the Bill before you. I do not propose to ed, and lasted an hour, and the Deputy proceed to day with the fourth Bill that ap. Speaker was finally obliged to adjourn with pear on the Order of the Day, out putting the question.

It is pointed out that the object of this mon- sure is to reduce the evil of the vagrancy of the Colony likely to become destitute within able-bodied men" in this colony. It is con-

LEGISLATIVE LANNCI

SHORT SESSION OPENED,

THE CANTON RAILROAD.

Gentlemen, since we last net negotiations bave been opened at Feking with the Chinese fiovernment for an Agreement for the joint working of a railway line of 4' 8" gage from Canton with one from Kewloan to the frontier of the New Territories. It is proposed that this Agreement should b on the lines of one con cluded by the Colonial Office on behalf of this Government with the British and China Cor poration. Before any agreement with the Chinese Government is made binding on that of Hongkong it will be submitted to you, You will doubtless be glad to learn in the mican time th it a party of surveyors engaged to locate the line within British territory left England n the 12th of May. (Applause). Among other matters that are of necessity occupying the attention. of the Government at the present time are questions of aectrality arising from the state of war which unfortunately still exists between their Majesties the Emperors of Russia and Japan. This Government adheres and will continue to adhere rigidly to the proclamation The minutes of the last meeting were read of neutrality issued by Mr. May on the 12th

February, 1904. and confirmed.

A meeting of the Legislative Council was held this afternoon. I're ent:-His Excel- leny the Governor, Major Sir Mauhew Nathan X.C.M.G., R.K., Major General Villiers Hutton, (General Officer Cominending), Hon. Mr. F. H. May, C., (Colonial Secretary), Hon. Mr. 1. A. M. Johnston (Colonial Treasurer), Hon. Sir H. Spencer Berkeley (ttorney General), Hon Cipt. L. A. W. Barnes-Lawrence, R.H. (Harbour Master), Non. Mr W. Chatham, (Director of Public Works), Hon. Mr. A. W. Brewin (Registrar General, Hon. Sir C. P. Chater, CMO, Hon. r. ilo Kai, C., Hoa. Mr. Gershom Stewart, Hon. Mr. C. W. Dickson, Hon. Mr. R. Shewan, Hon. Mr. Wei Yuk, und Vr. A. G. M. Felcher (Clerk of Councils).'*

MINUTES.

THE GOVERNOR'S ADDRESS. His Excellency the Governor said:-Gen. lemen,-it hus become necessary to upen a stion session of the Council to dead with cer. tain financial business and to add to the Statute

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PLAQUE.

In conclusion, it is with some satisfaction that 1 call your attention to the fact that so far the visitation of plague this year has been a mild one. I am not prepared to say that this

Shanghai-Frám 1st January to 31st December, 1905. clerks at 5660 each,, = Do, allowance for extra work

nt 511ö'each ==ọ.

Total,..

LIGHTS.

"UMUM QUOTATIONE, To-day's quotations are as follows

Maiwa New.sket

$1,320

Old

1,580

1

{" Older

H

Oldest

53,931

Patna New.se Henares New

A sum of 16,550.00 in aid of the vote Public Works recurrent and extraordinary :--

PUBLIC WORKS RECURRENT. Maintenance of gas lampa for 3 months, $1,050 PUBLIC WORKS EXTRAORDINARY.

5,500

Totalón...... $6,550. "PUBLIC WORKS: „A sum of $44,793 in aid of the votes Public Works Annually Recuiront Expenditure and items

Lighting of the Peak Roads,....................

Por picul

1,140 1,180 1,230/1,260

.($1,340.

Par chest © LU

(a) 1.080

To-day's Advertisements.

THE TRADE MARKS ORDINANCE, 1898.

APPLICATION FOR RegistratioN OF TRADE MARK.

sidered that the conditions under which Public Works Extraordinary, for the following NON MEISTER of Hoechst-on-main,

vagrants are at present lodged in the House of Detention are not such as to discourage their resorting to Hongkong from other places, and a somewhat more rigorous treatment, ie, pro- posed. It has also been found that section za of the Vagrancy Ordinance fai's, in its present form, to accomplish its purpose. On the one hand the section leaves the shipmaster în

doubt as to the extent of the "means of sub sistence" whereof he is to require-proof; and on the other hand the possession, at the time

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TOTICE is hereby given that HERBERT

Germany, has on the 20th day of May, 1995, applied for the Registration, in Hongkong, in | EXPENDITURE.

the REGISTER of TRADE MARKS, of the Maintenance of telegraphs, ................................$ 7,600 following Trade Marks:-

PUBLIC WORKS ANNUALLY RECURRENT

PUBLIC WORKS EXTRAORDINARY.

1,800 Disinfecting Station, Kowloon, Gunpowder dépôt, Green Island.................... 34,393

Total...

HARBOUR DEPARTMENT,

-The representation of a Cash and on the Cash a Lion with a Shield and on the Shield the lellers M. L. & B, and on another part of the Cash the Chinese characters „146.793 | bring the Chinese firen' name of the Applicant

and the Chinese fx A: pure,'

A sum of $810 ja aide of the vote Harbour

of landing, of a trifling sum by a person who Master's Department, personal emoluments, is practically destitute, and who becomes a public charge immediately afterwards, may ex-for salary of an additional clerk, and increased clude the operation of the section. It is there-salanes of clerks from 10th May to 31st

December, 1905.

The meeting then terminated, fore proposed. in effect, to define "means of subsistence" as being not less that some stated amount, say fifty dollars.

:

The Han, Colonial Secretary asconded. Carried. The Counc adjourned until Thursday next.

FINANCE COMMITTEE.

A meeting of the Finance Committee was then held under the presidency of the Colo- nial Secretary, when the following financial vores were recommended for the adoption

of the Council:-

TUR STAMP OFFICE. A sum of 5870 in aid of the vole Stamp Office, other charges, cost of adhesive stamps, &c., for the year 1904.

RASTERN MAIL SERVICE.

A sum of £5.426 115, 8d. being the difference between the contribution of Hongkong towards the Eastern Mail Service for 11 months from 1st February, 1925, at the rate of 12,529 per annum in accordance with the award of Lord

CAGED WITH COOLIES..

BRITISKERS' treatment in HONGKONG.

HOW MEN OF AN IMPERIAL RACE FARE IN

MANILA.

Under these elaborate headlines a home

xTrade Marks at a series consisting of the Representation of a Lion with a Shield bearing the lettera M.

&B. and having one

or more Stars according to the rality of the Goods,

Intimations.

SPECIAL SALE

AT

ROBINSON'S

ON

PIANOS, PIANOLAS

MUSIC AND MUSICAL

INSTRUMENTS

PREVIOUS TO REMOVAL.

GUARANTEED-NEW INSTRUMENTS: BY ANY ENGLISH MAKER WILL DE SUPPLIED AT LONDON PRICES. We supply Superior value to any- thing to be had in the Colony in Tone, Price, and Appearance in First-class German Makes,

tested 30 years by us.

in the name of FARBWERKE VORM Metzler MEISTER LUCIUS AND BRUNING, who claim to be the proprietors thereof..

Mineral Dyes in Class One. Facsimiles of the Trade Marks can be seen

at the Office of the Colonial Secretary of Hongkong.

Dated the asth day of May, 1905.

DENNYS & BOWLEY,

journal deals with a subject which was taken 513) up by the Hongkong Telegraph several months since. The paper states:-

The Colonial Office is at present, so we un- derstand, investigating an extraordinary story close of last year were under contract at £4 a concorsing two English platelayers, who at the

week to enter upon duties connected with the construction of a new railway in Manila.

The contract was signed by representatives of the company holding the concession; and it is stated that a considerable sum of money was paid in advance.

Upon the arrival of the Englishmen at the

Book four Ordinances. The most important comparative immunity, which, we pray. Goa Billour of Burleigh and a contribution for the works, the manager is said to have been "an-

Solicitors for the Applicants.

PUBLIC AUCTION,

BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGER, of

$850 formerly 475.

Pleyel...

425

650

The Trade Mark has been used by the | Collard applicants in respect of the following goods-

500

700

Da Granils

050

1,400

Do

425

650

Allison

480

650

Rachais

575

760

Winkelmann

625

760

Haake

525.

650

Krauss

585

660

Own Make

300

to

450.

Hopkinson

600

700

Brinsmead

Kirkman Pleyel Gollard Grand

400

750

$385

290

800

· 150

400 to 285

$660

300

VALUABLE

LEASEHOLD

PROPERTY,

situate at Caine Road, Victoria, Hongkong,

ON

THURSDAY,

the 1st June, 190g, at 3 PM, BY

financial ma ter is a vote for the equivalent in may continue, la entirely or even mainly due same period at the rate of £6,500 per annum asnoyed" by the fact that more men had been office as Section A of Inland Lot,No.423

doll rs el £16,933, due to the Imperial Post Office as artears of mail subsidy to the P. and O. S N. Co. for the seven years ending the 31th January, 1905. These arrears have been

to the sanitary measures taken by the Govern-voted in the estimates for the current year... ment and by the Chinese community in con- cert with the Government. But it is, note-

worthy that there has been during the last six

sent from England. The American workmen already on the spot were more emphatic, and the "Britishers" had to face revolvers.

"A BULLET WILL STOP YOU." ́ ́"Even if the manager let you commence

the subject of correspondence, that bus gane on Years a diminution year by year in the genem koné pays 36 per sea mile, while the Straits work-a bullet will stop you,"

for the last 8 years. Of this correspondence all the important documents are printed as Appendices to Financial Minute No. 13, which I have drawn up to summarise it. You will see that this Government. con ented to the questions in dispute being put before an inde- pendent arbitrator and that its case together with the cases of the other Eastern Colonies were carefully presented to him by the Coloni

death rate of the Colony which in 1904 was the lowest recorded. (Applause.)

FINANCE.

The Colonial Secretary brought forward Financial Minutes (Nos. 4 10 14), and moved that they be referred to the Finance Committee. The Coletist Treasurer seconded, and the motion was carried

The Colonial Secretary moved that the report al Office after consultation with the Colonies. of the Finance committee (No. 1). be adopted.

In these circumstances the Colony should accept the award which has resulted, when cer-

tain accounts are brought up to the 31st of Ja

The Colonial Treasurer seconded. Agreed.

OPIUM DIVANS.

The Colonial Secretary moved that an ad-

puary last, in an additional payment at thedit on to the byelaws with reference to divan rate of £4,240 per annum for the last seven-made by the Sauitary Board-be approved

years.

THE P. & O. SUBSIDY,

The Colonial Treasurer seconded. Carried..

PAPERS

Hon. Mr. Dickson-As the Government has committed itself to this expenditure it seems hardly worth while to refer to it, but I would 'paint out that according to these figures Hong Settlements only pays 11/8 per sea mile and Ceylon af. That is to say, Hongkong pays 40 per cent more than the Straits Settle ments for the sea, carriage of its mails The Colonial Secretary-The arbitrator him. self points out that it is impossible to come to any thoroughly logical conclusion as to the apportionment of the cost. Of course, being at the farthest end of the line I am afraid we have in pay more. That is one of the disadvantages

of our somewhat isolated position..

Hon. Mr. Gerihom Stewart-Do Shanghai and Yokohama come into the list?

The Colonial Secretary-The line between langkong and Shanghai is entirely paid for by the Imperial Government. It is ons of those circumstances which explains how Shanghai is able to do things so very cheaply. You will notice for instance that

The two Engliadinen, Victor Charles Rae, the son of an English pilot, and his com-

panion shared hardships until they were almost Penniless, and from Manila they made their way to Hongkong. After weeks of suffering they found the English Consul, (Colonial Secretary?) who sent them to the Sailor Heme. There they were made prisoners in the common gaol, in company with Chinere coplies and the scum of Asiatic humanity.

[The writer was misinformed on this point,

Mr. GEO. P. LAMMERT, Auctioneer, ut his Sales Rooms, Duddell Street. HE, Premises are Registered in the Land

and Section A of Inland Lot No. 523 with the Messuage and Buildings thereon, known as "DINDER," No. 51, Caine Road, and contain n the whole 29,138 square feet and are held from the Crown for the residues of the res pective terms of 999 years, Annual Crown Kent $76.65.

For further particulars and conditions of sale, apply to

EWENS & HARSION, Soliciton for the Mortgagee,

or to

GEO. P. LAMMERT, Auctioneer.

Hongkong, 25th May, 1905.

THE "STAR" FERRY COMPANY, LIMITED.

[$94

NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS,

OTICE is hereby given that the

the men first being sent to the House ofN SEVENTH ANNUAL ORDINARY

Detention Ed., H.K.T.]

"They were simply thrown into prison," said the mother of Victor Rae the other day to representative of the journal. "Think! My bay, decently brought up and educated, a The Hon. Colonial Secretary laid on the table

teetotaler all his life, he was stripped, in com- on the page showing how the cost is, divified pany with Chinese coolies, and in a felid pri the reports of the Medical Officer of Health, the Sanitary Surveyor, and the Colonial Veterinary un, the different sections are shown. The son he remained for a month. He, without Surgeon, the Past Office, Registrar of the next liem to Singapore-Bongknag is Any hope, and we at home without any know. Supreme Court, Po Leung Kuk, Tung Wafongkong-Shanghai 15,00, which is entirely ledge of his whereabouts, Because, don't you Hospital, 20.M.O., W., Botanical and Aff restat on Department, Registrar General, Victoria. Gaol Superintendent of Police, and the Fire Brigade, for the year 1904; also correspondence rela ing to the Eastern Mail Service, report on the health and canitary con- dition of the Colony for igo, report on the work of the Land Court from 1900 to 1905, and financial returns for 1904.

The subsidy to the it and O. S, N. Cn. lias been raisert by Liocco for the 3 years of the extended contract which terminates nor the 31st. January, 1908. The contribution of Hongkong to the subsidy thus raised will be £12528 per annum against £12,170 the amount that will have been paid after the settlement and against £4,500 paid pending the settlement, for the preceding seven years. I would' poist out to you that from the apparent additions of £5,670 for the last seven years, and £6,029 for the next three years, have to be deducted amounts of between £1,000 and £4,000 that have hitherto been paid for sea postage in addition to the provisional subsidy, Financial Mina'e No. 5 provides for the increase from the tst February to the The Hon: Mr. Gershom Stewart asked- end of the year. You will observe from Finan. As the public continually find great difficulty: cial Minute No. 11 that provision is made for in getting chairs whenever it comes on to rain, lighting the leak as promised to the Council at will the Government provide shelter for the their last meeting. It is proposed to meet coulies at various. Important points and pass the expenditure incurred in maintaining the some regulations to prevent, them from desert- lights by an addition to the rates. The necesing their chairs with impunity and leaving sity for the expenditure represented in the re- them lying in the public road without bearers? maining france minutes will be explained to The Han, Colonial Secretary replied s you in Finance Committee.

The answer to the first part of the question i-Yes. The answerso the second part of the question is--The police can and will deal with such cases according to instructions.

NEW TERRITORIES LAND.

CHAIRS AND CHAIR COQLIES.

TRANSFER OF NEW TERRITORY LAND." The Hon. Attorney General proposed the first reading of a bill entitled An Ordinance to facilitate the transfer of land in the New Territories and for settling disputes in respect thereof and other purposes.

debited to the United Kingdom. I entirely agree that Shanghai ought to pay something but there is no way apparently of securing that result. It was assumed at the beginning of the` correspondence that we were to be debited with some portion of the cost of the section between Hongkong and “hanghai, but it appears that we are not charged with any portion of the cost

of that section.

*LIGHTHOUSE REQUIRENENTS.

see," the mother brake down, "we were ex. pecting to hear from him at that time.

VACCINATED AGAINST HIS WISH.

The worst of it all ́is that he was vaccinated entirely against his wish. He's away to-day, but if you could see the scare you might think that he had been vaccinated by means of a pickaxe!

!

"For at least a month my boy--he's only 23 now had to be in prison with coolies and cri-

A sum of $2,000 in aid of the vote Marbourminals, and then sone kindly Englishmen not. Master's Department-ligh hours, Cap Rock only managed to secure his release, but sub- and Wagland Island, other charges for gun. scribed sufficient money to pay, his and lis companion's passage home-Fo-ty-pounds powder charges and tubes for for signalling a-piece," said Mrs. Rac-money not to be guns,

picked up in a day. And the fact that Eng-

NEW RİYLE BANDE.

A sum of $3,6c0 at 1/8= £300 in aid of the vate Public Works Extraordinary, for improve ing new rifle ranges at Kowloon City, o

JUDICIAL AND Legal expenses, A sum of $9x in aid of the vote Judicial and Legal Departments, Land Registry Office, other charges, for the following itemize

Furniture and fittings for Official 7 Receiver's Office man! Rent of Official Receiver's Office for eight months from 1st May, 1905,

at $75 per month

AJA TUUMILITARY ITEMS,

$300

620

Of the four bills which appear in the Order of the Day for first reading the first is the most important. It has been drafted with a view to coabling land owners in the New Territories to be registered and lands to be conveyed, mortgaged and released from mangage by simpler processes than are possible under the existing law of the Colony. It also enables the Land Officer to decide questions relating to It is pointed out that the object of this men. land in a summary, way. The necessity for sure is to facilitate dealings with land in the

A sum of 5,166 at 1/8-697 4.0 in aid of these provisions will be realised when it is New Territories, by providing short forms of remembered that in the small cultivated area conveyance, and by establishing District Land the vote Military Expenditu e, expenses of in the New Territories, hardly more than Offices, and by conferring on the Land Officer volunteer, other charges, for 60 short .303 40.000 acres in extent, there are over 350,000 Jurisdiction to decide in a summary way all separate lots held under the Crown Leases, questions regarding land, subject to appeal to which I have recently" issued, to confer the Supreme Court. As some owners in the appropriate titles on individual owners New Teniiones will probably prefer to hold and managers of clans, families or tonga under the usual law of the Colony, and have I am satisfied that the amall peasant pro-chaired their land in the belief that they would prietors will appreciate machinery which do so, it is proposed that the Governor should will enable disputes about their fields to have power to exempt any particular lots from be promptly settled on the spot. At the same the operation of the Ordinance, apk range time it is possible that lands may pass into the The Hon. Colonial Secretary seconded, and hands of persons who would prefer that they the bill was read a first time... should be dealt with under the ordinary law of Mr. Shewan-I do not wish to also a dis o Bilt | cussion on the matter at this stage, bát I think the Colony, and provision is made in the

for their being so dealt with. The Bill to sub-sections of clause 1 vitiates the whole of amend the Sugar Convention Ordinance 1904; this Bill

has been drafted mainly to meet suggestion

The Attorney General-That is a question

which was brought forward but not pressed which will be dealt with at the second reading.

items

PEST OFFICE.

MEETING of the Company will be held at the City Hall, on SATURDAY, the 17th inst., at 12.15 PM., for the purpose of receiving the Heport of the Directors, together with a State- iment of Accounts to 30th April, 19 5.

The REGISTER OF SHARES will be

CLOSED from SATURDAY, the 20th instant, to SATURDAY, the 27th instant; both days.

EDWARD OSBORNE, inclusive,

Secretary, Hongkong, 16th April, 1905.

WOODCOCK.

1591

FROZEN WOODCOCK,

VERY FINE BIRDS.

fishmen in Hongkong were kind enough to THE rubscribe ithe grey-haired woman sobbed quietly, and then said, amid ber tears, I can't tell you how grateful I am. » My son has come to me.--

can do fitle. Can you in any way let them know in Hongkong how 1. thank God for their kindness ????

75 CENTS EACH.

DAIRY FARM CO.,

LIMITED;

(45

WYNDHAM STRENT.

Hongkong, 25th May, 190g, FROM HAMBURG, BREMEN, KOTTER- DAM, ANTWERP, PENANG AND SINGAPORE.

It is understood that one of the many awkward questions now before Parliament is one concerning the treatment of British T sailors in China, especially at Hoogkong.

COMMERCIAL.

TO-DAY'S EXCHANUS.

Hot Selling

ondoo-Back T.T. 199.9

Do demand; 200 Do months' night ........... France Bank T.Th Posterica-Bank T.T.

A sum of $3,93000 in aid of the vote Office, personal emoluments, for the following

Hongkong From 1st May to gur December, 1905, clerks at 548ɔ each per annum, Do. Allowance for extra work at $55.

each per annum Fabroff at $489 per annum, m

3 postmen at Stzo each per annum,

Do allowance for extra

516.50 each per and

“Do.. Lodging allowance,

per annum, m

CermanBank T. Tan Media TIT:

Da, demand... hanghai-Bank 1,T." spas-fixnk T. T...

$1,656 | Tava-Bank T.T.

Agenda Buying,

14 months sight Lif

5 months sigh! L/C)

3200 days' sight San Francisco &1

montbr sighte

160

32 Anys' night Sydney end

months sight Francs

32.

4

6 months, sightin

a'ndonths' sight Germai

32 Bar Silverumpens

Bank of England rate

2.95 Sovereign ...******

HE H. A. L. Steamship

"ABERLOUR,"

*

Captain Barnet, having arrived from the above ports, Consignees of Cargo are hereby requested to send in their Bills of Lading for countersignature by the Undersigned and to take immediate delivery of their goods from alongside

11/16 Optional Cargo will be, forwarded unless 1101 notice to the contrary be given before TO- „110 || DAY. ...37)

Any Cargo Impeding her discharge will be landed into the Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co., Limited, and stored at Consignees' risk and expenso.

All Claims must be presented within ten days of the steamer's arrival here after which date they cannot be recognised.*

No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns, and all Goods remaining undelivered after the 1st June will be subject

All broken, chafed and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on the rat June, at 3 P.M."-

No Fire Insurance has been effected

HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE.

Hongkong Office. Hongkong, 25th May, 1905,

Lunau

Planolas

Do

Planola Rolls 25% discount.

These instruments are GUARANTEED for the Climate.

*Hongkong, 16th May, Tong

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For South China,

Hongkong, 11th May, 1999.

THE POPULAR

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