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TELEGRAMS

The Anglo-Japanese Treaty,

LONDON, 17th September

A letter from Lord Lansdowne, dated 6th September, instructe Sir Charles Hardinge to communicate the text of the Anglo- Japanese treaty to the Russian Government. The letter explains that the Treaty, which was signed of the 12th August, was not published befora in view of the peace negotiations.

Lord Lansdowne, trusts that the Russian" Government will recognise that the new agreement is an 'international Instrument, unexceptionable to the Powers interested in Far Eastern affairs..

The letter especially dragspatention to Article Nos, laying at be words unprovoked attack; it altention to Article No. 3, and to the fun of Japan in Korea, and concludes by saying that the

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 29, 1905.

THE AUMIRALTY BOCKYARD.

HKRIOUS SUBSIDENCE A

THE PROSPERITY OF WUCH

'POSSIBILITIES OF TRADE

A PROGRESSIVE PORT,

British Government anticipates that an alextra precautions to guard against further daming report on the trade of Wuchow for the year

llage, designed for objects purely peaceful,

bulk of the freight is still carried by Chinese stnamers, though the companies running them are all either British or Anglo Chinese ; in fact, but for the Hongkong Ordinance which com pele vessels over a certain tonnage taking out a British register to carry a certificated manter, the steamers would one and all fly the British With one exception all the boats on the flag. M Canton Wuchow run did fairly well last year, though the opening of the Canton-Samebai Rail- way considerably affected the passenger traffic. The steamers, on the other hand, running. be tween Hongkong and Wuchow had a bad year and it was not till the very end of the year that the inevitable pool was formed. The combined companies are now running some 'excellent passenger boats between the two ports, and if. they would only reduce their fares to reason. able rates, would probably do a very profitable passenger traffic as well as'a freight, business.

MOTOR LAUNCHES, «A

There is unquestionably' a great futurs for motor launches on the West River as, awing to the nature of the traffic, economy of engine space and weight are all-important. A gentle man, who is well acquainted with the trade, informed the Consul that the right type of vessel should be about 30 or 40 tons burden and able to steam at least 10 knots on a 3-foot she should be built of wood and have water- tight compartments, as, owing to the numerous rapids, shipwrecks me of frequent occurrence. This probably means that the hulls would bärs to be built in Hongkong, but it might be worth the while of British motor boat builders to ex periment in this kind of vestel. On the West River alone there is room for any number.

In addition to other works, for months past Mentrs. Fonchard Lowther & Co., the con-

Having regard to the enormous area of which tractors to the Admiralty at the Naval Dock yard Extension works, have been engaged in it is the distributing centre what the port of building a large concrete chamber, or pump Wuchow has done up to the present time in well, some filly feel sleep, foto which the water developing her own prosperity cannot be will be turned when it is desired to emply the considered as more than a commencement. deck now in course of construction. At the And when one realises that this area" includes muiset, it was recognised that the loose mature practically the whole of Kwangsi, the extreme of the ground in which the work was to be west of Kwangtong and the southern districts carried out was such as made it imperative of Kwaichow and Yunnan, and is well over that, considershie care should be exercised seq,oco aquare miles in extent the truths of this during excavations in order to insure not only assertion will be apparent, especially when it is the safety of the man employed on the job, but pointed out that ever since the Taiping rebel alio to prevent any sink of the walls subsiding on Kwangsi province has been gradually or falling in. A large quantity of timber was decaying until, at the present time, it is in driven down against the sides of the well habited by a people, who from Industrious and strongly shared up by means of cross-stays. and law abiding countrymen bave de Hut for some reason or antler one of the generated into a thrikiors, indolent and corners of this oblong excavation subsided unruly class. Some idea of the disheartening yesterday morning, and, notwithstanding the conditions prevailing la the province can be fact that the contractors immediately took gathered from Mr. F. E. Wilkinson's interest age, large quantities of earth have since fallen 1904. The acting British Consul tells us that no attempt has been made to improve or ex until; at the present time, the sides to `a into the well. The mishap is attributed provinces, to inigate the soil from the rivers so io the recent earthquake shocks as it is that the success or failure of the crops should not believed that the heavy rains could not be entirely at the mercy of the rainfall; but given freedom from internal disorder, in any way be held responsible. To re- pair the damage and bring, the work to good government, and capital he believes that the stage at which it was before the subsi- the wealth of Kwangsi might be developed. dance will take several months. Fortunately, Its vegetable oils have a high reputation in no damage has been caused to the dock China, its mineral wealth is said to be con- which lies so close to the scene of yester-siderable, while its magnificent forests, not yet. day's mishap and so far only this deep put to any commercial use would go a long excavation has been affected. This chamber is way to swell the export trade of Wuchow. at the rear of the Commodore's offices and close to the bow and of the dock to which it is connected by menos of a shori, narrow channel through which the water will be allowed to flow out of the dock. The delay occasioned The agreement between Great Britain and by this subsidence is most unfortunate and Will Japan lasts ten years, if neither party de entail a serious loss of time, but the contractors nounces it. In the ninth year it remains will no doubt engage extra hande and by put binding until the expiration of the year from ting them on the job without waste of time the day on which either party has denounc-minimise the damage as far as possible. ed it, but it continues binding, ipso facio, if either England or Japan is at war at the dale of expiration."

and for the protection of rights, and intered depth of about twenty-five feet have slipped tend the caktiration of the land, or, as in other draft. It is essential, however, he says, that

the validity of which are incontestable, and upon which both parties are fully entitled to insist, will be regarded with approval by the Russian Government.

The British Government is justified in be lleving that the conclusion of the alliance has not been without effect in facilitating the termination of the war, and trusts that it may for many years he instrumental in securing the peace of the world in regions within its

scope.

Lord Lansdowne also sent an identical despatch to France.

A CORRECTION..

Austria-Hungary.

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Later.

The refusal of the Emperor to listen to siny change in the Hungarian army has united all parties in Hungary against the Crown. The leaders of the coalition have issued a manifesto denouncing the saver eiga's attempt to cripple the nation's control, of its own affairs.

CANION AOTES.

[From Our Own Correspondent,).

Canton, September 28th.

THE BOYCOTT MOVEMENT...” The Cantonese are firm in declaring that they will continue the boycott until a treaty is signed. Efforts are being made to have the men who were arrested some weeks ago re- leased. The seventy-two bongs promised to go bail for them, but for some reason the Viceroy would not allow the men out. They are suffering no ill treatment in prison, and it is evident that the officials do The shield winners in the League Competinot look upon them as guilty of any tion met last ayening to discuss the affairs" of

CRAIGENGOWER CRICKETERS.

THE CLUB'S AFFAIRS.

RAILWAY LINKS.

The difficulties which the Viceroy experienc- ed last year in his operations against the rebels, LARGE INCReage of trADE.

owing to the absence of roads and other means to spite of these adverse circumstances the of communication in the north of the province, customs returns of the port for the past year has made him contemplate seriously the can- again show a large increase over previous years struction of a railway from Wuchow to Kueilin, in the value of both the experts and imports. the provincial capital. If this fine ware to be The gross value of the trade was £1,583,186 as built it could be extended subsequently viá compared with £1,090,301 in 1903, an increase of Kuchów to Kueiyang, the capital of Kueichow, £493,184, or nearly 50 per cent. The increase to which province it would prove of "even in the former was mainly due to the unusually greater advantage iban to Kuangai. The Black, good rice and opium crops harvested in Kwel burn Mission found that the country between chow and Yunnan, it being recorded that be Kuchow and Kuciyang offered no obstacle to tween them the two provinces took over 60 per the construction of a railway. The total dis ́cent of the total imports whereas in 1903 their tapce from, Wuchow to Kueiyang via Kusilin, share was only one-third. The balance of the is slightly over 600 miles; vid Liuchow, the imports were retained by Kwangsi for her own mora natural route, it is less. From Kesiyang consumption, and this province also supplied to Luchow, above' Chungking, on the Yanglen, the whole of the exports from Wuchow to far is only. 203 miles more, but the country is eign countries, Kweichow and Yuanan having mountainous and not suitable for railway cou nothing but opium to offer in, exchange for struction. If, however, a route could be found, their purchases of foreign goods. The imports the line would tap the richest portion of from foreign countries,, that is, from Hong Ssuchuan, of which this port would then be- kong, with which the foreign trade of the porcome the outlet. From the British point of is entirely carried on, rose in value from view such a line would be far more valuable to £703,731 in 1903 to £1,072,398, an advance pourtrade than one into Ssuchuan from Hankow, 53 per cent. About one-fourth of the good for the distance put goods would have to travel were retained in the port for local consumption, to reach that province would be at least 2,000 and the balance forwarded into the interior miles less via Wuchow than via Hankow. under transit pas sol

VILEGES.

PROSPECTS OF THE PORTS. Writing of the prospects of the port Mr.

the past year, Mr. W. D.. Braidwood presided very serious offence. They are detained rather The incratch every class of goods | Wilkinson says:-

over a fair attendance of cricketers, and in congratulating the club for its achievement last wassou expressed the hope that success would continue to be their lot, and that they would be able to retain the Challenge Shield, In the matter of finance, it is gratifying to learn from the President that notwithstanding the fact that the extension to the pavilion was carried

to show the American Government that' the Viceroy is trying to keep the Chips within bounds. He has been urged to put a stap to the boycott, but up to date he has refused. The fact is that he understands the temper of the people and is quite aware that any serious attempt to stop the movement would result in an uprising. He is ready to tell them to go There is still a good deal of avitation going

"cipates,of course, extremely satisfac- but Mr. W. Inwon says it is disappointing ics that some of the items showing the greet advance, though classified as foreign because they have been imported from Hong kong, are really of native origin, and were only shipped to Wuchow via the Colony so that they might become entitled to the treaty sul draws atention to the small proportion of explains how the Wuchow market is supplied with the fancy goods trade, pointing out that though there is a sale at the port in a

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The prospects for the present year will again depend in the case of Kueichow and Yunnan on the result of the rice and opium crops, on the first of which the inhabitants rely for their food and on the second for everything else that makes life for them worth living. Up to the time of writing this report the news regarding both crops is favourable. In the case of

out at a cost of $300, they have still a consider. I slowly, but lie is not prepared to say stop, privileges of foreign merchandise. The Con- Kuangsi it is difficult to prognosticate, as O

Out-

much depends on the internal condition of the

able sum at credit balance-$174.97. standing chils' amount to $61.73 and taken on, and it is rumoured that warranis nie out for British goods among the sundries trade and province, Whether the insurgents have receiv.

the arrest of some more of the most violent of the agitators.

.

EXAMINATIONS,

allogether, $138 has been appropriated from the funds as a contribution towards the exten tion of the Pavilion. The club has in hand,

The local papers are, discossing the `edict of however, something over $300 at the present time; and that, ni the chairman remarked fast the Emperor abolishing wil examinations for literary degrees. Colleges are to be establish- evening, is a subject for congratulation.

OFFICERS.

ed in all parts of the province and these schools The report and accounts having been adopt-are to teach subjects prescribed by the Govern ed and passed, the following officers were appointed for the ensuing year:-'cident, Mr. Braidwood; secretary, Mr. A. B. Asger treasurer, Mr. G. Rapp Capiain, L. Lammert; and vice-captain, Mr. H. E. Asger.

The following committee were elected by ballot :-M. E. Asger, R. Bass, A. O, Brawn, L. A. Rose and J. Toppin.

POLICE RECREATION CLUB. We take the following items. from a resumé,

of the working of the Police Pecreation Club

ment,. When the student has passed the re- quired number of years in school and passed the examinations required he will be given a Government standing and be on the list for office. The papers are for the most part in favour of the change. It seems, however, that this change shows a good deal of ignor ance on the part of the officials who have the guidance of educational affairs. To put a stop to the old system before the new is started is certainly unwise. The old system

In the meantime there are few of the new

small way for such articles as fancy soaps, scents, belts, cutlery, biscuits, condensed milk, medicines and even feeding bottles, it is quite impossible for him to be of any assistance to exporters at home in placing their particular productions on the market. He urges the decessity of British manufacturers getting into touch with the buyers at Hongkong of the local firms.

THE EXPORTS.

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Turning to the exports from Wuchow to foreign countries we find that these totalled in value $437,113 as against $301,838 in 1903. The principal items on the list were, hides, poultry, aniseed oil, cattle, wood oil, raw silk and indigo in the order named. Ever since the opening of the port, in 1897, hides have

COMMERCIAL

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Hongkong Fires China Firen H., C. & M. Steamboats Indo-Chinas Ge Chink and Manilas.

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Advices from Shanghai, dated 23rd ́inst., state-Business reported:-Farnham, Boyds at Tis. rs for September... Shanghai and Hongkew Wharfs at Tis. 197 for September.

at $145 cash. Langkats at Tis. 232 for September, at Tis. 340 for December. Lane, Crawford and Co.

Busings done direct:-Varnham, Boyds at Tis, 150/151 for December. Indo-Chinas at Tis, fur December. Shanghal and Hoogkew Wharfs at Th. 190 for September, and Tis. 195 for December, Lungknis at Tis, 235 for Sep- tember, and 1s. 240 for December,

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MENU.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30TH, 1905.

DINNER.

HORS D'OEUVRES. Caviare in Eggs.

Sour. Mock Turtle Soup,

FISH.

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ENTREES. Lamb Cutlets and Green Peas, Rabbit a la Française. Chicken, Macaroni Pudding,

CURRY. Malay Curry. JOINTS,&C:

Roast Australian Beef.

ed so severe a lesson as to make it unlikely that there will be renewal of the disturbancer on any large scale during the present year is a question regarding which eminent authorities on the situation hold very different views; but appears to be the general opinion that, pro- vided that ne untoward circumstance such as another famine intervene, there will be peace for some months to come in Kwangsi, in the

Boiled Bacon, and Spinach. meanwhile, though brigandage is still tife, the

Balad. province is certainly enjoying a period of Cold Pate de Foie Gras en Aspic and Asparagus greater tranquillity and gen ral prosperity than she has experienced since Wachow first be came a treaty port, and there is every indication, sn'the whole, that the returns of trade for 1995 will show a further advance on the figures of last year.

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for the season 1904-05-On the 26th of Novem- had some userit. Now it is suddenly brought been the principal export. They are of ber, 1904, our present club premises at Happy to an end. It is true that the Chinese may go excellent quality, and a sample shipment sent Valley were opened by the Captain Superion as before and study, but the door to a degree

We are informed that the P. M.S.S. Co.'s .. tendent of Poland Mr.Halifax, who was

Korea, which left here on the 6th inst., arrived at then Deputy perintendent of Police, he has been closed and with it the road to literary to the United Kingdom last year resulted in a price it could not be executed. Although sclub ackntin (xiges, with thanks, that its pre-honour, Taking away these two inducements large cider, which, owing to an advance in

andin alt entirely due to the assistance to study not many of the Chinese will continue te hides are stated to be one of the most San Francisco, her destination, on the 27th, mak givan, and the interes taken, 'by these two

at their studies with the real beretofore shown valuable exports from Wuchow to foreigning the run from Hongkong in 21 days, and from 30th September, 1905

Yokohama to San Francisco in 10 days, it gentlemen.

The club joined the Cricket League last re son, and, after many pleasant and at times ex. schools ready to receive students, and there countries, there is another local product hours and 5 minutes, breaking the best pre citing games, finished up fifth on the League are fewer teachers ready to teach. These which finds its way abroad the valuevious record of to days, 15 hours made by the

of which is even greater, but no mention

same ship in 1902. The average speed Yoko list-a very creditable performance for a new Chinese officials seem to think that to have an club. A silver cup had been offered the League edict issued and sent throughout the empire is of which appears in the customs returns. This hama to San Francisco was something over 19 for the highest individual batting average, and all that is needed to effect any change desired. is the cassis lignes. Almost all the plantations was won by our club in the person of P. C. Edwards, with an average of 38.14. On Mr. While the change from the old schools and are situated within the prefecture, of Wuchow, Hallifax leaving the force, temporarily, to take examinations will, in the long run, be benefi- yet the whole of the export goes by jusk to

reserve ASSOCIATION.:

IT is hereby notified that, on and after SUN. A position in North China, in connection with cial yet the Government is creating unnecessary Canton, where it is shipped via Hongkong to the Transvaal coolie emigration, he offered two irritation. The student body has among it Europe and the United States. Mr. Wilkinson silver cups to the club for the highest averaga

The Competition for the Governor's Cup WATER within the area bounded by the Canton for certain German merchants, but he in batting and bowling respectively, the cups to some of the most radical reformers, but at the explains that the business is a monopoly remain the property of the club-the winners to same time the student body is the most con

that the water will be turned on to each rider. hold them for one year only. The cups were wonservative body in the country, To cut these believes that any firm with capital which would and Chins Mall Cup for the month of Septem undermentioned streets will be controlled by fing and boards and PC. Shepherd for bataien suddenly off from their past and give them engage in the business at Wuchow would soon bex resulted in a win for Mr. F. Fisher. The bringing the rider-mains into operation and

and bowling respectively, their average be-

figures are available to show the value of the were as follows:-F. Fisher 6x+4-66; J. E. 6 and to A.M. and for one bout between the ing 28.11. Several inter-club games were played little hope for the future is a sure way of mak cut out any competitors at other ports. No distance was 200 yards. The principal scores main daily for one hour between the board of Rumsey Street, Wing Sing Street, Queen's and proved most, interesting and enjoyable. ing enemies

cassis exported from the province, yet Judging Dingham 38+48-66; J. C. Gow 64 scr,643 hours of 2 and 6 2.14,;-) Also several second team_games were played CANTON, MISSIONARY CONFERENCE. with other clubs with different degrees of for

from the Canton returns the Consal thinks it / H. E, Goldsmith 40+,24×64; E. W. Dawson Road Central, Circular Pathway, Ladder Street, Square Street, In Mi Lace, Pound Lane, Bad- tune, and these also proved most-interesting." The Canton Missionary Conference met mustwell exceed too,popannually. Afterdraw. $5+8m63; J. II. Pidgeon 62+1-61; J. C..

Daring the summer months a tennis and yesterday at the Canton Hospital. The a wasing attention to the fact that the value of the for. Peter 56+6-63; J. Rankin 50+ 12m61; Wham Road, High Street, Fokfulam Road, Third bowling competition has been in progress large attendance including the Rev. Mreign export trade is out of proportion to the Goodfellow 55+4m59; C. E. H. Boavis 53+4 Street, Kwong Fung Lane, Queen's Road West. slowly thoug

flow the Bonfield; agent of the British and Foreign resources of Kwangsi and mentioning some of57: W. H. T. Davis 51 +6-57; W. A. Farrell Sutherland Street, Connaught Road Wast and

Edwards | Doubles: Tet; A Bible Society, in China, and Rev. Mr. Taylor, the causes of the decay of the province, Ms. 43414-57: I, Melanes 39+18=571']; Whittall Connaught Road Central and a demonteri

and, Inspectors one of the Secretaries of the Society in London. Wilkinson touches upon a subject of special 522543 Sir Francis Piggott 18+ 6m54; 0. 18 Inspector. The usual time devoted to the reading and disinterest and importance to firms in Hong-Richardson 34+20=543 1. McCubbin 54+8m

The tennis cussion of an essay was given to those two kong, viz.

bum 41+ 13-53; Hon. Mr. G. Stewart 37+ 10 Strep all that

531 J. Hutchings 33+20=531, J., Dongles 36+1-5; and W. Boyce 36+ 64-sa: The

result 4-Tenbur

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and bowling greeteroded" that "in the gentlemen in which to tell about the work of..

L. 8. Pitt and 9

Kerr and Mol.

Ritchley 2nd, Ins

could be desired, but

The club prem

repair and the "E

WUCHOW, SHIPPING."

near future they will be le ali sad proper state, the Bible Society, and two very interesting ad. We are told that steam traffic on the 2000 slate of dresses were delivered. It was rather aur West River continues its steady, development,

branches of sport

accounts, presepteds

surer, show a balance in hand

addition there are subscriptions

¿the amount of BLOWERS

53 R. E. O. Bird 43+ 10–531. W. G. Winter

W. CHATHAM,

Water Authority. Hoogkong, 29th September, 1905, p (977

THE REAL THING AT LAST:

RY FUSSELL'S EVAPORATED CREAM, No petservation of any ER

To the several prising to learn that in Russia the ngasis of "The number of vessels flying the British fing: winner's score was 5, 47 33, 4) 575; 5+1=35 and used. This is sboolutely

order. The the Society receive use best 'frentment that is plying between Hongkong and Canton and S. 4; 4: 3; 5; 4: 4+**31. /Total 60. Owing to Kani, hon. fren:

$135. In accorded to the agents by any Government, Wachow has nearly doubled, but the bhare of - the practice for the Interpois match the King's outstanding to. All of them travel on the rallways free of charge the trade taken by British steamers is by no Park Range will not be available for members kad bibles are carried anywhere free of freight means in proportion to their loncage. The until Saturday, 31st October.

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