Wong Cheuk Hing
100 103
100
100
100 100
$191,850.70
LIST OF PROFUSED. COPANIES,
Reference has already been made in our columas to the extraordinary activity that pre vals in industrial circles for the promoto of new enterprises and the extension of existing works, and it is interesting to make a closer study into the nature of the newly-promoted companies and to consider the amount of capital involved. The following table shows the principal undertakings newly projected and the amount of capital to be invested. Some of these have already completed the first call on: their shares, others are now making the first call, while the majority are sul in an initial
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KOWLOON-CANTON RAILWAY,
TROUBLE WITH THE LADOVRERE.
roth inst. Kowloon-tong, near Yau-ma-ti, the spoi where work on the tunnel has been com Darmenced to connect Kowloon with Shatin, New Territory, by rail, was the scene of some trouble yesterday, and a free-fight would have occurred had it not been for tact used by Sergeant Appleton, of Yau-ma-ti Police Station.
A meeting of the Legislative Council was held this afternoon. Present:-His Excellency the Governor, Major Sir Matthew Nathan, KC.M.G, His Excellency Colonel lieg, R.E. (Commanding the Troop), Hon. Mr. T. Nercombe Smith (Colonial Secretary), Hon. Sh H. Spencer Berkeley, K C., (Attorney General), Hon. Mr. A. M. Thomson (Coloojat Treasurer), Hon. Captain J. Badeley (Cap. Iain Superintendent of Folice), Hon. Mr. W. Chatham Director of Public Works), llon. Mr. A. W. Brewin, Registrar General, Hoo, Mr. E. A. Hewett, Hon. Dr. Ho Kai, N., CMG, Hon. Mr. Wei Yuk, Hon. Mr. W. I Giessen, and Mr. A. G. M. Fletcher (Clerk of Councili).
AUSENT.
"
I he contract to build the tunnel referred to. was let out by the Government. The contract bas been sub-lel on so many occasions that the . present sub-contractor finds it difficult to engage the number of men required under the terms of the contract to do the work. The result was that sufficient hands were not employed. The cogineer-in-charge of the works, our informant says, heard of this about Bea, Mr. H. E. Pollock, K.C., and Hon. Mr. a fortnight ago and issued orders to the sub- in ten days time the proper Contractor that if Bumber of labourers Was Not al work steps would be taken for the more expeditions carrying ent
ibe The minutes of the last meeting were read the work. Yesterday saw the expiration of and confirmed.
ten days' notice, yet no extra" hands were engaged. Shortly after noon yesterday seventy other labourets were engaged by the Govern ment to take the places of the sub-contractor's men and these were marched to Yowloon- tong. When the sub-contractor, beard what the Government was doing he, it was reported, engaged 140 men, and by the time the overn ment men arrived at the works they discovered. the contractor's double force hard at work.
THE LATE CAPTAIN DARNES-LAWRENCE. His Excellency, addressing the Council, said that the constitution of this assembly, and the conditions of life in this Colony were such that we were frequently called upon to regret the departure of members and others. Often they were men going home on well earned leave, but, would return; but it was acidom they were called upon to see them go to their last resting place. Since the last meeting of this Council they had had to deplore the un- timely death of the Hon. Captain Barnes Law rence; an efficient, capable officer, and a noble, kind-hearted and honourable gentleman, (hear, hear), who had fallen a victim to his zeal for the care of the interests of the Harbour and the shipping community in general, in the distress following the typhoon of the 18th ult. He was sure that the sympathy of the whole of the hon. members of the Council were with the widow and daughters of the late lamented member. (Hear, hear;}
FINANCIAL MINUTES,
Joo Tek Seng
10
fantry ..
60.40
Kwong Man Cheong
G. W. Ever...
50
Wing Fat Hong
G. N: Örme
50,
Yuen Shing Fat
Superintending Civil Engineer's De-
Kwong Tak Fat
50
Ming Shun Hong
40 26
Shing On Hong
30
Hip Wo liong
**
..**
25
2,000
20
Tak Cheong
1,669.10
fficers and Ship's
Company,
Osaka Shosen Kaisha
H.M.S. "Robin."
20
1,500
China Traders Insurance Co. Ltd...
H. C. Sandford ...
20
296
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY OCTOBER 13 · 1906,
HONGKONG TYPHOON RELINF | Native Officers and Men 119th In-
1
FUND.
6th inst.. Mr. H. Hunter, the Hon. Treasurer, acknow ledges with thanks the following subscriptions. Already acknowledged...$ 45172
Russo-Chinese Bank
The Portland Flouring Mills Co.
G$1,000
partment, Naval Yard
Chinese Y. M. C. A... George Falconer & Co....
Geo, Keeble
Collected by Chipa Mail Ltd.
Wong Chung Pat
***
Kwong Hing Loong
Chan Kwong Lan
Chro Foo Lan...
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
1.
ith inst.
150
Tio Yuen ...
ECO
Chin Cheung
100
100.
150
Lo Hang Kee ...
100
Yu Shing Loong
150
He Kan Pau
...
150
Ho Kwan Lai...
150
Wai. On, Cheung
150
Wong Po Chuen
100
100
100 100
150
Tai Shing Paper Mili
150
Yal Cheong
C
***
Mak Oi Yat Tong
100
ង
Yan Yeak Tong
1,00
150
Li Chung
Lim
100
1,000
F, 11. Thomas
20
Kung Yow Shing
150
Tung Hing Loong
140
S. J. David & Co.
***
1,000
Eastern Extension, Australasia and
H. A. A.
10
Chit Wo Hong...
150
Tak Shing
100
China Telegraph Co, Ld...
•1,000
1. R. Boyeste
10
Yu Yuk Chee
150
Kwong Shing On
F. C. Kendall..
30
Shu Yuen ...
150.
Wing Wa Kea
100 100
Great Northern Telegraph Co...
*3,000
Hunghang and Whampia Dock Co.
Prof. Dr. Marc Dalout, Lausanne
10
Ya! On...
150
Yu Wo Fat...
100
'Ltd.
J. Matrubara
10
Lai Chen...
1
150
Bo Hing Cheong
100
141
1,000
John Meek...
10
Chan ip Tong
Po Sang Cheong
100
Meyer & Co. K
1,000
R. Nicholson
10
Wo Cheong
150
Wing Chun Wing
Union Insurance Society of Canton
Ltd.
1,000
L.. Evans...
Wong Cheung Wa ...
150
Ip Kwong Tại Tổng..
190
Officers, non-commissioned officers
E. G. Ferguson...
+
Leung Pui Chee
100
Mrs. Lau Cheung Shi
100
and men Hongkong Volunteer Согра
Allan S. Fraser ...
***
Yung His Peng
100
Chu Pik Tung
Edward Osborne.
FOU
L. Gange
-Pooo Yan Chuen
***
Cheong Shing
for
MINUTES.
I
775
Dr. J..W. Noble
500
F. H. Pentycross
Johnson, Stokes and Master...
250
JR. Michael........
200
National Bank of China...
Sergt. Sandell, R.M.LUJ,
250
Amoy Community :—
Hon, Mr. Edward Osborne
to
M. J. D. Stephens
250
·F. I. Marshall ...
Officers and Ship's Company H.M.S.
Lim Nee Kar
P.
E. O'Brien Butler
Collected at Church of England
Military Parade Service
***
Wa Hoi Chow..40 Leung Ngan Pau
30 Cheuk Yew Fung
Chan King Wan
Leung Ping Nam
+
Chiu Chow Sam ***..
Tradg Sz Kai
103
Awong Tung Fook...
100
ros
Chen Kwong Company
100
100
100
100
250
***
100
200
Chiu Yu Tin
--
100
Jamara
163.30
100%
100
JAPAN'S NEW INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISES.
Collected by China Mall Lid...
We
to
Pasedag & Co. .......
100
Lau Cha Pak
100
Captain, Officers and Ship's Com
Yap Tico
100-
Chau Siu Kị
100
pany H.M.S. Flora L1).3)-
Mitsui Russan Kaisha
·100
Ng Lec lling
100
100.27
Teah Eck Say...
100
Ho Ping Woon...
100
W. Meischke Smith......
100
E. C. Ray ...
H.M.S. Alacrity
A. Brooke Smith
T. S. Forrest
F. A-Gomes
100
Kong Phoc Chun & Co,...
100
Wong Shiu Tong
100
Khoo Fwe Chye & Co.
50
W. H. Wallace...
Oh Wing Chan..
50
A. F. Gardiner ...
.
Kwan Mow......
50
Yan Tamco.
ко
**
Kwong Yee Ying
30
Society of St Vincent de Paul
Siu Long...
50
Wet Ont
H. McDougall
50
The Shi Ping
103
X...
50
Captain and Officers, U.MS. Pro-
Chew Boon Tian & Co
30
Kwok Shiu Lau
100
L. 1. Thomas
25
Kwan Tao Ching
metheus
45.00
G. W. Barton
25
Wan Tso Choi...
100
100
Collected at Church of England
Military Parade Services...
36.50
D. MacHaffic...
A
25
ham Pak Ming
I. K. Hall...
25
Cheung Tin Son
100
Lewis Plummer.......
35
Officers, Royal Naval Hospital.
U. S. Consulate....
25
Tan Kwai Pak..
100
33
Collected by China Máil Ltd.
'31
S. Shigenaga
25
Li Po Chun
100
slage
Deputy Inspector-General' T
Osaka Shosen Kaishn
1.a Chee Ting...
100
Dog Pak Liok...
Chan Chik U. & Chan Kaug-u'
500
Rumue Colliery Co.
Gimlette
30
*
Rev. G. Searle
Kung Tsung Yao & Cu.
Shoet Shin Charity Institution (Aḍ.
Tokyo Trust Co. ..........................................
W. H. Howard...
dditional subscription}
200
Kushiro-Golliery Co.in
Capt. S. H. Belson,
H.H. Gompertz
L. N. Legfe
Kian Hio ......
Kwan Yik Tai...
.150
Japan Matéli Co. Timor
20
T. G. Gowlani...
Wo Chee Cheong
150
Meijs Iron Works Ca.
Collected by China Mail Lad...
Naval Hospital .....
J. J. Eitzen...
---
Patients, Officers and Men, Royal
21.40
24.86 Kang Tsung Tin
Yap
Chong Loon
P. 1. Peligura
Fung Wa Chuen
Choi Lup Chee...
100
Mankan Sal-Co.
Bauza Life Insurance Co.
Choi Kwai Sg
100
Toz Petroleum Co.....
Hock Ho Choon,
Pang Chin Wan
100
Otaru Timber Co..................
20
L. P. Gum & Co.
19.
Chun Cheong Wing...
ton.
Im,erial Flour Mill Co.
George Hastings,
Rev. Arthur J. Stevens
A.S.
Sick Berth Staff Royal Naval Hos
pital
***
Chinese Staff Royal Naval Hospital
Rév, T. Genaht...
B. Gressang hu
Spencer Hough...
P. S. James70...
E. Stevens...
to
Tun Wo Hong
100
13
W: Duncan
Merz
S. Hanisch...
10
Chuen On Insurance Company
100
10
Man
Insurance Company
IOU
10
Wang Lup Kee...
100
1. de Nutly.
រ
Tung Où lusurance Company
JON
12.05
S. Wright
10
Chrong Shing Loung
100
Ja
+17
*
C. Whitfield
Cheong Shing Hong,
1100
10,
H. S. Spurge
10
Compradore of Netherland Trading.
10
10
ring Mil Choa
TO
Society
...
100
Japan Patent edicine.Co.. Tokyo Electric Power Co. ., Silk and Cotton Spinning Com Jaan Matine Produce o......... Bokura sailway Co............................................ Mutual Fire insurance Co... ma Imperial Fertiliser Co......................... Bast Asia Flour Mill Co............ Chiental Timber Co.......
3000,000
2,000,0.0 500,000
Omar Kitchell
10
Tea kian Hoat & Ca,
10
Kec Fuag Hong
100
Liu Bian Lee & Co.
TO
Yee On Insurance Company ...
ino
A. Morley ...
10
Ronald G. Munro'
Koa eng Walt & Co.
10
Yan On Insurance Company...
100
10
Rhenish Missions Girls School
Tan Hway Lon
10
Tak Sing Hong.
100
Japan Solid Fertiliser Co.
10
W. W. G. Ross...
10
Kung Tsang Seng & Co.
10.
Hip On Losurance Company.
100
Korea aw Loiton Co.....
W. G. Stackwood
JQ
Tan Hiap
10
Wo Kee Hook.........
100
Daise, Culton Spinning Co.
L. F. Tegner***
10
an Tiang Seng
10
Wing Sun, Hang
100
Osaka Industrial Co.....
Mr. E. C. Wilks
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Tan Thien Khi
To
Lee Yık
100
jigawa Electric i ower Co.
W.
To
Tan Eng Soo
10
Kwong Mee Shing.
100
Unios ire Insurance Co.,
City Hall
Rev.
Naval Yard...
Deputy
Indian Police Royal Naval Hospital.
O. Meyer ...
Mrs. Edward Osborne
Rhenish Mission Church
A Zoroastrian
Chan Hoo...
M. W. Bishop
C. Miller
H
1+
Naval Store Officer's Department,
Victg. Store Officer's
She Ewe Song
10
Kwong Hing Hong
100
7,50
im Leong Eng
10
Wo Hing Tai
100
Koto Street Railway Co........... Kyoto-Usaka Elecine Radway
141
Kiong Siong
10
Chan Foo Chan...
100
Co
5.
1 ee Hock Siang & Co.
10
Wo Hing Chan
100
P. M.Sugar
10
Yuen Shing Company
100
Oriental Marine Produce Colony," Artificial Fertiliser Co.
Yap Eng Siong.....
.10'
.
Yuen Sing Hing...
100
Tsushuna Electric Power Co...............
Lau Hoan Khoay
5
E'Shun Tye
100
Nagoya as C.
1. Sullivan...
5.
Tin Sanheong
100
Tokui Warehouse Co,
2.50
Wochow Community
Mrs. I am Fu Shi-
100-
2:50
Edwards & Co. ...
Poon Cheung Cha
100
J. T. Pratt...
Po Mo Shau
100
H. Arther....
20
i un Cheong Shing
100
Nagoya Electric Power Co.......... Japan Silk Refining Co. Yokohama Sugar refining Co. ... Yokohama Fertiliser Con
35
E. von Stranch
Sang Kee Company.
100
Kit Timber Co
Department, Naval Yard...
H. Sharples-
Ku Wing
100
Sulphuric Acid. Fertiliser Co......
F. 1. Gelsthorpe...
$20
P. R. Adams
A. Blowey ...
W. Wolle ...
H. Warmington,,.
J. R. Knight
Secretary & Cashier's Department
L. Jones
II. Tindall ...
Huang Ping
Se Tu Hi
Shih Wen Chang,
Chu ing Chedoy...
Tak Cheong Hong....
Yea Hing Lai
Wing Yu Shing.....
Kwong Yat Hing
H
Wai Su ***
Inn
Korea Colonisation Cott
1,000,000
Lo Lim yeuk
100
Manchuria Electric Light Co....
Lo. Hoga Chung'
100
Yuen On Insurance Company
100
Tung Foo Tai që
100
Japan China Fire Insurance Co. Glass Manufacturing Co............ Anglo-Japanese Bank.......
100.
100
100
200
+++
H. E. Viceroy Shum of Canton
Kwong, Chai Hospital, Canton Shung Ching Charity Institution.
Canion... Kwong Yan Charity Institution,
Canton....
Fong Pin Hospital, Canton
Shuet Shin Charity Institution,
Canton...
A
Kang Wu Hospital, Macao
Namboi Pit Sul...
Yuen Fat Hong...
Lau Siu Cheuk
Liu Po Kwo Chai
Yu Hing Opium Farm
Tang Chi Ngon
Sing Wo Company
Yan Wo Company Chap Sing Company Hop Hing Hong Koog
Yuen
Ho Tube T
Lau Chia Ting_......
Wing Cheong Fat
Wo Fat Shing
Thui Tak Loan
Lau Chu Shi
The Educational Association of
Three Missionaries at Alliance House
The following amounts received from the Chan Shek Sun
an Hin
100
100
100
Capital. Y1,000,000 1,000,000
2,000,000 600,000 500,000 1,500,000 500,000 1,500,000- 1,500,000 500 000 200,000 6,00,000 350,000
The Colonial Secretary laid on the table. Financial Minutes Nos. 73 to 77, and it was agreed that they be referred to the Finance Committee.
H. E the Governor said that the vote of one thousand two hundred dollars, asked for in vete No. 73, was to cover the cost of repairing the damage done to the Public Gardens and trees by the typhoon of the 18th ult., but mos of the repairs can, only be effected' by time. But the Superintendent of the Botanical and Forestry Dept. had informed him that it would take at least ten, and perhaps fifteen years, before the Public Gardens would look as 3000,000 they did before the disaster. The vote of $49,000 asked for in financial minateo. 74 3,500,000
was for menting the cost of repairing the 1,000,000
mage to public works, buildings, etc. wrought by the same typhoon. This would include repairs sen-walls,, roads, buildings, tridges and drains, afe. At the last meeting a sum of Izo,oco was voted making the total to he spent at present $69,000 and on account of the typhoon of the 29th alto, further damage was done, it was thought that it would be neces sary later to ask for a further vote, as he did not 2,000,00think the damage sustained by the Government
The above are promoted in Tokyo. Hoko Petroleum Cp. V 1,000,000
s.hi Fishery Co......
Total............
203,000 200,000 200,000
200,0-0
700 000
12,5x,000 on landand in th shipping would fall at all short of $120,000. This was ten times the amount 1,000,co
put down in the Estimates for 1907 for repair 3,500,00
ing damage done by typhoons, the figure having been based on the experiences of pre- -7,000,000
vious years. The sum of $5,000 asked for in 500,000 Financial Minute No. 75 WAS in
cover the cost of repairing the damage done to the boats of the 1,000,000 Police Department, for refloating the launch 2,000,000 which went aground; for raising the launch 1,000,000
which sank, and to cover the necessary outlay in 2,000,000
hire for boals for the use of the Police during the 100,000
days immediately subsequent to the typhonus: 1,500,000 Financial minute No. 76 asked for a vole for 1,000,000 $5,846. This was required to meet the cost of
100,0,0
repairs to the Hospital ship Hyge, the launch 105,00J of the Medical Officer of Health, and other boats of the Medical Department, The sum of Stoorasked for in Minute No. 77 was neces sary for payment to the Society of St. Vincent de l'aul, and the present vole was necessitated owing to the fact that the Society did not
240,000 5,000,000 1,500,000
claim its allowance last year, and now asks that it may be paid now, together with this, This method of letting -year's allowance.
these allowances sun on, and then claiminz two in one year caused a good deal of incon venience, and, is Excellency added, he had taken steps to provide against its occurring again,
LAW OF EVIDENCE A
The Attorney General moved the second of the Bill entitled An Ordinance to amend the
20,000,000 cghai Silk Spinning Co. p. 's $90,000
Y 104,740,003 Of the various enterprises enumerated above, those in which Jäp: nese and foreigners'ars supe too jointly interested aree rimated to amount to something like 28 million yen. Although the exact amount of the share of the Japanese cap- italists in these joint enterprises is not definite ly known, it would be nearer the mark-by add- ing those which may have been umitted in the foregoing table and the first call of the South Manchuria Railway Company, amounting 1920 | law of Evidence. million yen to estimate the aggregate capital of the new undertaking o far made public at between 100 to 120 million yen. Needless to say, the Tokyo -pitalisis come in for the tion's share in the new enterprises, their quota being 34 per cent, of the whole, Comparative. ly few new industries, are projected in Osaka, though the extension of many, existing factor. ies is under contemplation. It is believed, how ever, that sooner or later Osaku will be infect ed by the industrial mania which is noie at its height in Tokyo.
Some of the following companies have already increased their capital or have under- taken the issue of debentures, while others are considering the advisability of similar steps
Increased capital or loan. V186,000 250,000
7,500,000
The Colonial Secretary seconded and the Bill, having been read a second time, was takes through the sabsequent stages and passed into law.
MERCHANT SHIPPING. Consideration of the Bill entitled Au Ordi- nance further to amend the Merchant shipping Ordinance, 1899, and for other purposes, was postponed.
OPIUM.
On the motion of the Attorney General, seconded by the Colonial Secretary, the Bil entitled An Ordinance to amend The Prepared Opium Ordinance, 1Ɛg: was read a thud time and passed.
The Council then adjuurned till Thursday, the 18th inst.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
A meeting of the Finance Committee was
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of
The Government masnine were told to get to work and the contractor's men, to get out. They would not leave the works, deilber would they allow the other marans to take their place. At first matters looked threatening and it was feared the gangs would clash. When the situation looked black the Yaumati Sta tion was asked to send out a posse of police to keep order, which they did, and for some hours afterwards the works were under police supervision.
Sergeant Appleton, who had charge of the police gang, spoke to the head of the sub contractor's coolics, and it was only through tact and persuasion that the sergeant was able to get the contractor's men to leave, and a fight, which in all probability would have occurred, was timely averted.
The Government labourers took charge of the masonry part of the work later and so far the dispute has been satisfactorily settled.
THE ROYAL HONGKONG YACHT .CLUB.
The report for the year ending 31st August- is as follows:-The members nd subscribers on the register for the year ending 31 August, 1906, number 139, forty-six new members and sixteen Military subscribers having been elect ed during the year. Seven additional members have been elected since the 3:51 Avgüst, 1906,
The report of the Yachting Committee will appear as usual in the small book issued to
achting members.
Boat Committee. The Lub- Report of before you the report of last season. committee for boating have pleasure in laying
It has to be said with much regret that the recent typhoon bas blown down our matshed at the police basin in Kowloon and damaged the boats to a great extent. A new matched is to the boats are estimated to cost about $501. at present under construction and the repairs
The details of the condition of our fleet are :—No. 5 four, Mr. Wane's pair oar, one randan, completely destroyed.
German light four, No. 2 four, No. 4 four, Ligbi pair onr, old pair oar I.,old pair oar II., *Light double-scull, old double scull I., old double-sculi H., Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, tubs, damaged, but can be repaired. Without damage are Nos. 5, 6, 7 tubs, clasper light faur, and all oars and sculls, except, 2 oars and 3 sculls.
The boats marked thus are very much damaged.
Scratch races were held in October, 19oj, la the Club, five fours competing.
24th and 25th November, 1995, Canion Re- Ratta.Our club entered for single and double sculls, pair oar, junior four, Indies' prize four,- and interport four. The last race was web and the others lost, partly on account of heavier bhats.
Aberdeen-Dur club entered for interpart four, 9th December, 2005, Governor's Regatta in ladies' prize pair-oar, and Governor's four. The first race wiks WOD,
16th December, 1965, Victoria Recreation Club Regalia The Royal Hongkong Yacht Club competed in one four and double scull race, and members of the Club in the Interna- tional four race. The latter two events
wop,
Mr. W. O. Köhler was rowing Captain for the season as in the previous year. The thanks of the committee are due to Messrs. Caldwell, Barlow and Cruickshank for coaching the
W. O. KOHLER,
Rowing Captain. Hongkong, 8th October,"7566.
.crews.
WATER POLO.
Water Polo, which was started in 1905, WAE taken up again this season and the team has shown marked improvement and the Club has every reason to hope for a similar improvement next year. A team was entered for the Hong- kong Water Polo Shield Competition. Of the 9 league matches only 6 have been played owing to the destruction of the V.R.C. pre- mises by the typhoon. Of the 6 played we won three, our position in the league being furth.
F. ALAN BIDEN, Captain.,
2 750,000 held immediately after the meeting of Council, | SINGAPORE EXTRADITION CASE.
50,000 the Colonial Secretary presiding. 600,000.
F. Heilman...
F. N. Evans
42
H. Clive
Naval Yard...
Deputy Hxpense Aft Officer's
H. W. Clothier...
40
J. B. Pearson
Hung
Department,-Noval. Yard
J. E. A. Rees
B. L. Palmer
C. Komaroff
Lok Hing
M. Neubrunn
***
N. E. Ford...
Shier Fang
Kwong Tsua Co.
Lenog Feon Chang...
***
G. Wilse
China
Ng Fa
L. G. Xavier
Wong Shui Kwong ..
Lui Man Shui
W. Atkins ...
-
wong Fung Wo
100
Rey, R. A. Jaffray
***
Hang On Insurance Co.
100
Fey. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson...
Po On Insurance Co.
100
Dr. Dansey Smith
ft
Fook On Insurance Co.
100
Audit Officer's Department, Naval
Yard
Wing Kee, Coal Merchadi
100
Chan Wan Chong-
I
Sam Wing Co.
100
13
The following amounts received from the ung Wah Iospital:- The Chinese Community in San
Francisco...
130
Tung Wa. Hospital:-
Cheung Wa
190
Wai Hang Charity Institution
4,000
On Wo Loong.
100
.10,000-
6,000
Wei Chun Charity Institution*
1,000
Chui Cheong Looog...
100
Yo Shin Charity Institution
500
lau Hong Hong
100
Oi Yok Charity Institution, Canton
3,000
Telegraph Company, Shanghai
500
Wa Kee Hong
TOO
3,000
Lag Yo Fong
500
Man Cheung Yuen ...
JOD
Lo Koon Ting
300
Kong Fat Yoen
་་་་
A
2,00
1,000
Sin Tak Fas
Cheung Yuk Nam
Cheting Hung Nam...........
300
Let Loong
100
LAF
موز
Wing Cheong
IDA
300
Kam Fat Yuen....
***
100
1,000
Chân Tin Buran
300
Fook Tung Chan
[00
Kwong Mo Ta
300
Tang Shang Wo
100
1
1,000
Kwong Wing Shing...
*་
300
Shing Yuen
100
1,000
Tak Wa Tong...
302
Sun Shing
100
1,000
Lam Chuen Tai Kong Kung Tong..
30
Kwok Ving Kee...
100
*1,000
Wang Hing Tong
་་་
250
Yee Tai Hong
100
lyo Electric!ower Co
1,000
Suj Kut Bank
. 1,000
Leung Yan Po...
250
Wing Cheong Shing
100
Tokai Electric Power Co.
*200
Sheung Tak Fung
100
Japan Credit Mobilier.
600
Wong Ki Sam
ZCO
Yow
10
Tokyo Stock Exchange
Fung Chun Yuen
200
Wo Fung...
+
100
Tokyo Marine Insurance Co...
500
Kwok Vick Chee
.200
Yuen Fung Yun
100
Hakodate Doc Co...........
"500
Fung Kang, W...
200
(ui. Loong
100
500
Leung Lok Sang
Ku On
200
- 100
Kawasaki Shipbuilding Works....... Osaka Alkali Co.
449,000
Kinh Wo Hưng
200
W... Shing...
114
--
100
Owa i Clock Manufacturing Co......
175,000
Sing Hop Cheong
200
Po Loong
100
Kyoto Cotton Flannel Co.
600,000
Ming Yu Tai
200
Compradore of Meyer & Co....
100
•
Japan aw Cotton Co........
1,000,000
Kung Wo Hong
200
Compradore of Meschers &. Co. vaat
100
Union Cotton Spinning Co.
Nam Yeung Company
2:0
Fu Cheong...
100
Temma Weaving Co.
+
Ming Sun Bank
200
Lai Hop Yuen...
100
Osaka Ryuso Fertiliser Co
+
500
Shing Tak Bank
200
Shun Hing...?
100
Mikawa Cement Co...
4
500
--Tuong Tak Tại
200
Compradore of Hongkong & Shang-
Settsu Oil Co.....
Kin Tai Loong ....
400
Li Shin Hing Tong.......
200
Ng Yuen Hing...
400
Chinese Merchants in Manila
1,500
Compradure of Dodwell & Co.
hai Bank...******
200
Tokyo Fire Insurance Co.
100
Man Fat Company ...
...
***
4:0
Chinese Merchants in San Francisco
1,000
Cheong Hing Company...
18th Baskon
100
Tokyo Electric Light Co.
Ho Kom Tong...
200
Seung Jp Ying Kow Shea
Total
...5147,050.26
Chinese Merchants in Weihaiwei
Tung Kee Shipping Company,
Shanghai
1,000
Cheung On
100
Fruit Wine Co.
Yuen Tung Lee
100
65th Bank
£00
Wing Shing Loong...
100
500%
Fu Fung
100
fith inst..
450
Lai Hing
100
Kwong Hop
300
Tai Fung
100
K
300
Yeung Shing Hospital, Canton
100
Man Fat Yuen
64
L
200
Lai Kow Chung Tong
"
100
Sperry Flour Co.
144
·500,
Kam Fung Yu...
>
300
Po Tai
100
Deacon, Looker & Deacon
.250
Mra. Au Lo Shi,,
TH
200
Yan Cheong
.100
Douglas, Lapraik & Co.,
APP
FE
250
See Woo
200
Chan How Tsik Tong
100
Java-China-Japan Lijn...
250
Wa Hing...
**+
200
Tse Yam Chee ....
100
A. & S. Hancock
200
Sincere & Co.
200
Tam Chung Shu Toog
100
Yu Fung
...
200
**Tui Luk
100
132.70 Tung Ken...
200
Mow Cheong Loeng
100
100
A Täck & Co....
200
Kwai Mow Hoog
4
дор
Compradore of Butterfield & Swire
Shum Tai...
100 100
200
100
rs. Chang Lam Shi
200
Tung Hang Yu...
***
100
100
Shun On Fook
***
200
Man Song Tong
100
Win Tong Kut
*** +1+
200
Hing Tai...
100
67
Ming Kee...
***
200
---
Kwong Cheong Tai...
100
China Merchants-S. N. Co..
www
***
200
Sun Hing
---
***
100
biz. Hang Kee Hong...
W
150
Wong Kam Fuk
100
Mr. H. Hunter, the Hon. Treasurer, acknow ledges with thanks the following subscriptions: Already acknowledged ...$147,050.26
Tung Shin Tong, Sydney Mrs Chan Kam 1
Chic! Engineer's Department, Naval
Yard
H. Ehmer...
Japanese Benevolent Society...
Dr. Jordans, Forsyth & Grone
N. N.....**
TH
Staff and Pupils Yaumati Gover-
ment School Huropean and Indian Naval Yard
Pallos.
41 Tau
Marusan Beer Co.
It was unanimously agreed that the following 6,000,000 votes be recommended for adoption by the
Council.
TYPHOON DAMAGES,
FOETRY WORK.
800,000 A sum
of one thousand two hundred dollars 500,000
in aid of the vote, Potanical and Forestry De- 500,000
partment-Other charges, repairs of typhoon jogoo damages.
500,000
PUBLIC WORKS,
POLICE
PRIS INEK 10 BE SENT BACK.
10th inst. Wilfred John Holmberg, nineteen years of age, formerly a clerk in the employ of Messrs. Allen, Gledhill & Co., of No. 21, West Street, Singapore, who is being sought after by the Singapore authorities on a charge of criminal breach of trust, came up for examination this afternoon, at the Police Court, before Mr. H. J. Gomperiz.
Chief Detective Inspector Hanson con- ducted the case for the police.
Detective-sergeant Burton Bartels, of the Straits Police, who is here under the 'assumed name of " A, E, Dawson," said he lived at the A sum of five thousand dollars in aid of the Hongkong Hotel. He had orders to proceed to vate, Police and Prison Departments, Hongkong on the 24th September and left Police-Other Charges, repairs of typhoon damages.
5,000,000
A sum of forty-nine thousand dollars in aid 1,750,0:0
of the vote, Public Works Extraordinary, ty- +1,850,000
300,000 phoon damages. 100,000 1,550,000 ¥33,766,000 Adding the amount of capital required for extension of existing works to that of new undertakings, the total will come to between Ica and 150 million yen. The large amount of funds involved in the enterprises conjointly promoted by foreigners and Japanese is deserv ing of particular attention.
THE Japan Chronicle of áyth`ult. states-On Saturday last the Japanese Consul at ilong kong telegraphed to the Foreign Office to the || effect that the recent typhoon had very serious- ly affected the local rice-market. The scarcity of coolics has resulted in a decrease of rice transactions. The stack which changed hands during last week only amounted to 4,726 bags, Slamdao rice was quoted at 'from $4.40 to $4,55,
REPAIRS TO "HVÕBIA,”
A sum of five thousand eight hundred and inny-six dollars in aid of the vole, Medical Departments-Other Charges, for the following items :-
by the German mail. Witness's orders were lo search for the accused and have him arrested, Witness knew the accused, who was an accountant in the firm of Allen and Gledhill, solicitors, Singapore. He (witness) arrived here on 26th September with a letter of introduction to Captain Lyons, Having 'made inquiries as to defendant's whereabouts witness Staff: Health Officer of Port, repairs informed Chief Detective Inspector Hanson, of steam launch Sybit, $973,
and Sergeant Grant made the arrest. Hospitals and Asylums: Infect.ousNo particulars of the case came out at the Hospitals, Hospital hulk Hygela :-Repaica
of flygeia, 4,873 ; Total $5,846,
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY,
A sum of one hundred dollars in aid of the vote, Charitable Allowances, Society of St. Vincent de Paul.
This was all the buricans.
trial to-day, but we are informed that after delent left Singapore it was discovered that the firm was $7,0:0 odd out, and their accounts. falsified.
His Worship said be was satisfied that the defendant was the man wanted and ar dered that he return in the custody of Detec tire Bartels to Singapore,
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