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It was urged that the water was only used for charing purposes and wan therefore, open to discussion as affect! public health. But anyone who has been in China for any length of time knows per, fectly well that if a coolle desires to quench & CO., his thirst he will do so at the first well, re gardless of his own health of the health of the community,
Our contemporary remarks that very few towns in the East have such A supply of water as to meet all demande, in the easiest possible way. And none has inhabitants who will readily give up the habits of generations, and cast aside the sources of supply that have served them and theirs for many years. Besides there are to be found scientists-rigid oxponents of the
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From Our Own Correspondent,| **At the Magistracy, this afternoon, Mr. F. A. Hardland · présiding, as Coroner and a jury
Canton alh January, We are requested to make public the en- comprising Messrs Ho Kom Tong (foreman), H.B. the Viceroy, who has bean absent from. closed correspondance regarding the Royal C H. Rogge and J. E. Danielsen, conducted Canton for the past week, returned to his an inquiry into the circumstances surrounding yamea yesterday afternoon. After visiting the visit -
-- Colonial Secretary's Office, ".|| the death of Cheng Kau Mul, a boatman, who Ting Wa Medutains H.E.. mturned by steamer Hongkong, rath January, 19076, was killed at Ping Shan, New Te ritory, on the to "amahui yesterday moming, where he was Sir-Referring to my letter of the 2131 De- 26th December, the result of injuries' he res welcomed and entertained by the Commis- cember last, I am directed to forward copies of ceived from a suoi gun while out bunting with loner of Customs there, Afterwards he board- the telegraphic correspondence noted in the Police Sergeant Kerr, officer in charge of Pinged the train and left Samihui for Cantón, and margin on the subject of the approaching vialt Shan Police Station.
on arriving at Fatthan, he was met by the of Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and
Police Sergeant Kerr was called to the wit military and civil officials there, assembled ou Duchess of Connaught, together with a draftness-stand. He explained that on the 26th the platform at the station and was entertained programme selling forth the arrangements December last, between ton and eleven o'clock by them. H.E. remained in Fatshas for two CHAMPAGNE modern bacteriological school would prefix Highnesses' entertainment during the first two village to go to Deep Bay to shoot ducks. There he arrived safety
that it is proposed to maks for Their Royal in the morning, he took a boat from Tai Ching hours and subsequently left for Canton, where days of their stay,I have, etc., M
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"so-called" to that title who contend that big, bacteria eat up little ones, and that absolutely sterile water does not exist in nature. Anyhow, there is so much doubt about the harmfulness of most bacteria to the human, that it seems hardly worth while straining at the presence of a few in water used for washing, while all around us in the dust, on the roads, in sewage, in the drains, on our food, in the air there are countiess millions which might also, under conceivable dircumstances, prove hurtful. Possibly the expert biologist suffers from a lack of the sense of proportion, and is prepared to strain at the water bacteria while he swallows wholesale the aerial and food varieties.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
THE English mail of the 15th December was delivered in London on the'ixth inst.
THX Chinese Engineering and Mining Com- pany's total output of the Company's three mises for the week ending December 29, 1906, amounted to 22,41 1.34 tous and the sales during the same period to 18,561,03 tons,
A & F companies of the 3rd Middlesex Regiment will play off their tie in the Football Challenge Shield match, in the first round. to-morrow (Tuesday), Kick off 4 p.m. Q. M. Sorg. English will referee.
RETURN of visitors to the City Hall Library and Museums for the week ending the 17th January, 1907 :—Library, Non-Chinese, 289, Chinese, 117 Total, "416. Museum, Non- Chinese, 149; Chinese, 2,844. Total, 1,993.
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Mas. Hempstead, a dressmaker, residing at No. 52, Hollywood Road, gave two coolies in charge yesterday afternoon. later at the Central Police Station and com- plained that the two men not being in her em- ploy made use of the servant's quarters of her house without permission. The accused were arraigned before Mr. F. A. Hazeland, at the Folice Cour, this morning, and pleaded guilty to the accusation. They were fined $5 each.
The Honourable
Sir C. P. Chater, Kt., 'C,M,G.
[Telegram from the Governor, Hongkong, to Secretary of State, London, dated 3rd
January, 1907.]
Community of Hongkong desire to present Address of Welcome to H. R. H. Duke of Connaught and Duchess on landing and give, public ball in honour of Their Royal High poses, Native Commualty, also desires to give theatrical entertainment one afternoon during visit of Their Royal Highnesses more especially to Her Royal Highness Duchess and Princess, Please telegraph whether proposed arrangements would be acceptable.
were four parsons in the boat. The deceased was one of the boatmen. Witness and another Chinaman carried guns. After they had rowed for about 150 yards witress saw a curlow sit ting on the bank of the shore, a fiulle west of the boat. The Chinaman fired at it and missed. The bird flew from west to east and crossed the bows of the boat, Witness then fired at the bird and he also missed its
Here a plan was put in, which showed the posiiton each man occupied on board the boat just before the shooting occurred: NPA
Continging,, witness said that after he had. missed the bird he opened the gun, which was pointed westwards, and extracted the empty cartridge. Through extracting a cattridge the. gun reloads itself and leaves the rifle full cock, he explained. Witness then placed one finger on the trigger and his thumb on the hammer [Telegram from the Governor, Hongkong, to tumb slipped off the hammer and the gun to ease it down to half cock. In doing this his the Secretary of State, London, dated 5th.went off, the shots striking deceased about two, January, 1907.3
Referring to my wire of 3rd, instant donors inches above the right knee on the front of Statues of His Majesty the King and His part of the thigh.
At this stage witness produced the rifle and Royal Highness Prince of Wales anxious His
the shooting Royal Highness Duke of Coraaught should gave an illustration of how unveil Statues during visit. I'leasó ascertain,
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occurred. whether His Royal Highness, graciously con-witness, and he was transported to Hongkong The injured man was bound up, went on.
and to the Government Civil Hospital.
"How long have you hul this rifle ?" asked the Coroner,
(Telegram from the Secretary of Stato, London, to the Governor, Hongkong, dated 7th January, 1907.]
"About a month,” replied witness, On how many occasions bave you used it ?--- On two occasions, I think.
Your telegram of 3rd January fully appre ciated. His Royal Highness thinks reception preferable to ball. Their Royal Highnesses will, if time permits, attend afternoon perform. ance given by native community, is their honour. Please send to meet them Colombo-Yes, always. It is safer. Singapore programme of proposal.
Are you in the habit of going out firing ?-- About once or twice a year.
[Telegram from the Secretary of State, London, to the Governor, Hongkong, dated 8th January, 1997.]
Ulis Royal Highness will be glad to unveil statues His Majesty the King and Prince of Wales during visit, if time permite:
DRAFT PROGRAMME. Wednesday, the 6th February, 1907.
9 am. Arrival, 11am. Presentation of Address from the
Community..
12 Noon, Unveiling of Statues of H. Me the King and H, R. H. the Prince of Wales.
I p.m. Lunch at Government Hou 5.30 p.m. Masonic Lodge Meeting, 8 p.m. Dinner at Government House. 10 p.m. Reception at Government House.
Thursday, the 7th February, 1907. 4.30 p.m. Chinese theatrical performance for Their Royal Highnesses the
Duchess of Connaught and Fric.
cess Patricia.
Do you always, after a shot, ease the spring?
„VE SOLAR ECLIPSE.
Next Monday, there being a partial eclipsò of the sun, the Ministry of Civil Rites at Pak- ing-bas issued instructions to both military and civil officials to come out to save the sun from being devoured by the mobster.
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· RAILWAY AFFAIRS,
1: Last evening at seven p'clock a meeting of the seventy-two guilds was held at Kwongchai Hospital, for the purpose of discussing railway matters. There were present a couple of hundred persons and the meeting did not dis- perse until eleven o'clock, ----*
Protests are being contemplated by a majority of the railway shareholders at Canton against official of the Government Railway Bureau and the examination of the account books by the
the four elected shareholders Ascertaining that some of the Canton shareholders are con culars and placards, the Provincial Judge triving to stir up the public by means of cir feared that serious consequences might follow, so he has at once given instructions to the police to take extraordinary precautions in exercising their duties and to arrest any one if found in the act of issuing circulars and post- ing placards, and to find out the leaders of He also gave instructions prohibiting the print. these actions and to deal with them seriously,
ing establishments of Canton from accepting orders for the printing of circulars and placards of this naturo.
DISPUTED INSURANCE.
ACTION IN COURT.
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The Russian Govern greed to transfer the Heilung Gold Mines to China.
[N. O, D. "News] Japan.
Tokio, 8th January. Ideal weather favoured the New Ysarz Re- view to-day of the Guards and 14 First Divis sion in the presence of the Emperor.
Viscount Tanaka, Minister of the Honse hold, has been ordered to represent the Em- peror of Japan at the jobtallation o Crown Princess on January 7451,
the Korean
M. Wallenberg, the Seat Swedish Ministar at the Japanese Court, presents his credentials on January 12.
M. Gerard, the new Franch Ambassador, will present his credentials on January 15
A War Soare.
JAPAN AND THE UNITED STATES.
Tokio, Fath January.
A war scare, continues in California. One rumour is to the effect that 2000 Japanese bave landed in Mexicó en ronds to the United States, Another story is that goo soldiers have arrived at Honolulu,
"A Yangtze Rebellion." SPECIAL JAPANESE INFORMATION,
by Tokio, roth January. Reliable advices reaching Tokio stato tist the Yangtze insurgents are will" rampant. Japanese authorities on things Chinese arge that prompt measures of suppression should be taken, before the Cantonese revolutionisty make use of the rebellion,
SUNDAY MACAO EXCURSIONS,
Dr. W. V. Koch, of the Government Civil Hospital, stated that a man named Cheng Kan Mui (deceased) was admitted by him into the hospital about 943 p.m., on the 26th December fast. He was brought there by Sergenal Kem. The boatman had a lacerated, wound on the front portion of the right thigh, witness said, and was suffering from shock. The thigh bone was fractured in addition. „An operation, was judged to be necessary, he added, and, witness removed the lower extremity about the middleed for the plaintiffs, and Hon. Mr. H. Exleamer (Sad An, sistership to the Sai
of the thigh. The man stood, the operation well, but became bad soon after, and died at midnight. The cause of death in witness's' opinion was due to a gun shot wound.
The Chinamen, who were with Sergeant Kerr at the time the bosiman was shot, gave cor. roborative evidence and that closed the inquiry. His Worship shortly addressed the jury, who after a consultation, brought in a verdict of death by misadventure.
A COOLIE named Chan Cheung was brought before Mr. F. A. Hazeland, at the Police Court, this morning, and ordered to be held in police custody for a few days, when he will be brought up for examination. He was charged with stealing $140 from the Shing Kee money changer's shop, 88, Des Voeux Road Central, yesterday afternoon: At about four o'clock.
Pollack, KC instructed by Mr. E. Hurthouse, of Messrs. Dennys and Bowley, Crown Solicit ors, represented the defendants. --
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At the Supreme Court, in Original Jurisdic tion, this morning, bis Honour the Chief Justice
The Hongkong, Canton and Macao Bteam- presiding, the case of the Sun Kwong Ice, who boat Co., Ld., decidedly deserve all the sued the Commercial Union lasurence Co., Ld., tronage that can be extended to them, through to recover the sum of $5,595.55, being the their enterprising and energetic secrmary, amount due by the defendants to the plaintiffs Captain Clarke, for giving Hongkongites an" on account of a policy of insurance, dated 19th opportunity to recuperato their jaded spirits, May 1953, on the premises, furniture and fixing after the strenuous labours of the wack, by at No. 352, Queen's Road Central, which were a few hours blow out on the briny, far from totally destroyed on 20th Februay, 1904 by fire, the maddacing crowd.. Yesterday a large paity Mr. M. W. Slade, instructed by Mr. took advantage of the opportunity thas offered, Grist, of Messrs, Wilkinson and Grist, appease and weat over to Macao in the fina
Tal, and they one and all undoubtedly spent a very enjoyable day--with the exception of those who "did a flutter" and came ou second best, and who, we hope, were in the minority. The weather was perfect, the sen almost like glass, and the Swiite as steady as a mountain. The Sul-Aw is not a new vertel, but has already seen some service on the rivers of China, since she was built at Shanghai, in 1889, by Messrs. Farmhain Boyd to the order of Messrs. Rickmers, being later purchased by the Hamburg-Amerika Linis for service on the Yangtze. After some time on the rom-k; was. considered that, owing to the exigencies of the freight and passenger traffic In that regione both she and her sister-ship, the Sad Tat, wern found too small for the run, and so they were disposed of to the Hongkong, Canton and Macao Steamboat Co., Ld., acquirements on
tulated, for they are admirably adapted to
company, being well equipped in every possible the requirements of the run operated by that
way. The cabins are very comfortable and attractive sitting and dining room combined, well upholstered, while the saloon is a very
ATTORNEY L. D. Hargis, of Manila, was a pas- enger on the steamer Taming for Hongkong on the 8th inst. Attorney Hargis comes to Hongkong.in hopes of securing evidence in the case of the United States versus Sin Su Tan, accused of attempting to export Philippine currency, Mr. Margis will visit the alleged owner of the P20,600 now in the bands of the officers of the law and if possible induce him 4, at Hankow, the wife of F.L. to proceed to Manila as a witness, or to make by robbers near No. 3 Bridge-half way be yesterday afternoon the accountant of the 352, Queen's Road, Tha said goods and furni- which the laiter company may be congra•'
affidavits concerning the money and his re- On January 9, at Shanghai, the wife of D.W.presentative, the defendant in the suit. CRAWFORD, of a daughter,
five cents...
IsIRTHS.
On January HARRISON, of a son.
On January tỏ, at Shanghai, the wife of Ep. WARD E PARSONS, of a daughter..
MARRIAGE.
On January 9, at St. George's, Bloomsbury, JAMES RENNIX, of the Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, London, to Mrs. M. A.
MACCALLUM, of Shanghai,
• DEATH, Op January 9, at Shanghai, Nellarmina MARIA, widow of the late A. A. da Cruz, of Macao, aged 54.
The Hongkong Celegraph
“Hongkong, MONDAY, JANUARY 14, 1907.
WATER,
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Ar about half-past six o'clock this morning, a hawker, who resides and also sells tea and cakes in a matshed at Pokfootum, was held up
Mr. Stads said that the plaintiffs are piece goods dealers, and formerly carried on bysi. Dess at No. 353, Queen's Road Central, and now at No. 63, Wing Lok Street. The defend. ante are a registered company, whereof the head office is in London, carrying on the business of a fire insurance company, at No. 10, Des Voeux Road, Hongkong. By a policy of in surance, dated 19th May, 1903, made by the de- fendants in consideration of premium paid and to be paid to them by the plaintiffs, the de fendants insured the plaintiffs against loss, by fire as follows: $5,000 on goods, $500 on the furniture, fixing, and sewing machines, and Ssco on the clothing belonging to the plaintiffs and contained in the above-mentioned premises, No
ture were also insured against loss or damage by La, for 55,500 on the said goods and $1,000 on fire in the New Zealand Insurance Company, the furniture, etc., and in the 1 On Matine and said goods and $1,000 on the said furniture and Fire Insurance Company, Ld, for $3,000 on the fixtures. On the asth May, 1904 the said goods, furniture, fixings, sewing machines and clothing were entirely destroyed by fire. At MRS. Danenberg, who resides at No. plaintiffs, of the value of 512,300, and furniture, the date of the fire goods belonging to the Chancery Lane, charged a public. chair fixtures, etc., of the value of $3,000, were on the premises. The proportion of the value of the said goods, furniture, fixtures, etc., payable by the defendants under the said policy is $5,555.55.
tween West Point and Pokfoolum. The hawk-money-changer's shop was engaged in count er, according to the report he made to fning a roll of Kwangtung banknotes. The spector Collett, at No. 7 Police Station, was on defendant, it was alleged, suddenly rushed up Yesterday morning, at about eight o'clock, his way to Hongkong to purchase a supply of to the counter, seized the roll, and dashed an umah, employed by a family at No. 41, tea and cakes for his business. At the place down the road, with the accountant after him. Hollywood Road, went to the Central Market mentioned three men attacked him from be. He was arrested, but the notes were not found to purchase the day's provisions. Immediately hind. One seized him by the queue and rub- she returned home she became ill and started bed pepper in his eyes, another held him
on him, as, so we are informed, he threw away the money before being caught; to vomit blood. She died a few minutes later. round the waist, while the third went through inspector Ritchie, who was on duty at the his pockets and stole $1.70. After that they Central Police Station, was notified of the oc
made off in the direction of Shek-tong-tsui. currence and he ordered the woman's remains The police have the matter in hand, but no ar- to be taken to the morgue.." Up to this morn-`
rests have been made up to this morning, ing the police have pof received any repor from the medical officer showing the cause of
AT about half-past-six o'clock last evening the death, but it is believed that the amal's death policeman on duty in Des Voeux Road was caused by a broken blood vessel
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Coolis before Mr. C.. A. D. Melbourne,
this morning, at the Police Court, with using abusive and insulting language to- wards' her yesterday afternoon. From the
evidence heard it would appear that the com
The said amount is due from and payable by
all the Sui-A, as also the "Swe Tof, han ample accpromodation for about 1,300" pas. sengers, and the promenu-le deck are wide and selves together as they please. The excupion afford plenty of room for part es to group them
yesterday will be repeated uex Sunday, and Douglas' Wharf has, by arrangement, bean en- gaged for the accommodation of these vessels and thence they will depart. on San- days for Macao, returalog, to their wharf at
fall advantage of by all desiring week-end could scarcely be planned, and should be taken
Central found a Chinaman lying on the tram plainant engaged defendant's chair for half as the defendants to the plaintiffs, but have not about 7 p m2 A more enjoyable Sunday outing
track in an unconscious condition. : An am
balance was called and the man taken to the
furnished by the plaintiffs to the defendants, hour. On returning home she paid the coolie been paid, though, full particulars had been fifteen cents-the legal fare. Thereupon he
Central Police Station. While he was being became very disorderly and used most insulting The plaintiffs therefore asked for judgment for changeTAIN
frealment.
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Two Japonesa curio dealers, one residing and carrying on business at No. 87, Fraya East and the other at No. 9, D'Aguilar Street, were before Mr. F. A. Harsland, at the Police Court, this morning. On the first charge the pair were alleged to have been disorderly in Queen's.
extended, and the estimate for these works is included in the liudget for next yaar.
SHIPPING AND MAILS:
MAILS "DUE, Indian (Latrong) 15th inst." German (Manila) 15th or 16th lust,
A CHINAMAN, whose name the police got as Tsang Yok Lua, and who recently returned from the United States, was arrested last even.
the amount claimed... Even the Singapore papers are interesteding on board the steamer Wang Hing. The prepared for removal to hospital the man
For the defence it was admitted that a fire | THE Japan Chronicle understands from verna- in the question whether the Stanley Street charge entered against him at the Central regained consciousness and informed Inspect language, concluding with "If you have no
occurred on the 20th May, 1904, at No: 352, cular contemporaries, that the accommodation. well shall be kept open or not. It appears Police Station was for being in possession of a tor Warnock as to how he got into that money don't take a chair," Defendant depied condition. He said he was a coolie employed insulting complainant. He complained that
Queen's Road Central, and that the goods of the Sasebo naval arsenal and shipbuilding that some little time ago a case came up in loaded 'revolver. He was arraigned this morn- the Singapore Police Court in which the ing, at the Police Court, in answer to the in the Quarry Bay Shipyard. Yesterday, he he was not properly paid, but did not speak to mentioned were insured with the defendants, yard is to be extended to equal that of the charge. He pleaded guilty, Inspector Ritchie, was a passenger on board a tramcar and complainant, he was speaking to his fold, and but that if any substantial amount of the goods Yokosuka Javal aisensi and shipbuilding yard, question of the potability of the water of a who had charge of the case, said that he be when the tram was still in motion in Des called witnesses to substantiate his statement.
were not of the value alleged by the plaintiffs, well arose. The health authorities contend-lieved accused to be a good man; he was tak: Voeux Road he sprang out landing on his head. He was found guilty, however, and was fleed of the plaintiffs was destroyed thereby they The establishment at Küre is also to be largely red that it was bacilli infected and unfit foring the revolver into the interior to protect There were no braises about him, but he com- $2 and cautioned,
The policy was issued subject to a condition use. The Government analyst said there himself. Under the circumstances his Wor-plained of great pains in the head. He was
that within 14 days after a fire the plaintiffs were no harmful bacteria in the water and ship inflicted no fine, but ordered the revolver sent to the Government Civil Hospital for
should furnish full particulars of the loss sustained, and should verify the same by the that if any got in they would die. Of course to be confiscated.
plaintiffs' books of account and youchers, and © that is very interesting ai an "academical
THE Hist opinion, but the question which will come Chinese Immigration laws came up upon the case under the enforcement of the
such further evidence as the defendants should reasonably require. But the plaintiffs did not to the mind of the average laymen is this: arrival of the Zafire, reports the Manila Times Police Court, this morning. He charged a Road Genital yesterday. On the second count furdish the sald particulars, nor any proper] German'i Gmaizenam) syth inst., daylight, Supposing the bacteris refuse to die, who
of 9th inst." A Chinese marchant, a resident
verification, and fo failed to comply with the
The P. & O. 8. N. Co s Nyngra left suffera? The Singapore Free Frest, from of Manila, what has been in China tallyman named Leang Hong, residing at No. the first defendant was indicted for damaging condition. The defendants say that such Singapore for this port on 11th inst
15, Li Yuen Street, with stealing a piece of a ricksha. The first defendant was driving, in which we quote, remarks that "if chemical the past four months, returns with trachoma.black cloth, valued at fifty cents, from his office a ricksha at the time. In Queen's Road Cen- particulars as bave been furnished to them The HA. LE Saxonia examination is against the water being He was exainined by Dr. Manning and later polluted, and „bacteriological examination | by Dr. Helser, both officers pronouncing the
on Saturday. The tallyman, it was alleged, teal be met the second defendant, who was by the plaintiffs, contain untrue defaili. They left Singapore for this port on
may be expected bere on 18th lust, want to complainant's office on no particular walking. The latter lopped his friend's vehi therefore held that they are not liable.
The Imperial German Mall s.1. Seydlice Evidence was called, and the case-pro cannot show the presence of specific harmful case one of trachoma, without a doubt The business. On leaving he picked up a piece of cle and during the bowing and scraping core-
HOW BAG - Shanghai on 12th inst., åt 10 m.m., and ana bacill, then there is no case for the closing Chinamed, brought his two young sons with cloth, which was lying on the floor, placed it mony which followed the meeting the ricksha ceeded.
Wespected here on 14th instat s pan
The NY. Kas, Ciglen Marw, Bomber of the well But that is rather a comfort. him and they may be allowed to enter. It is under his jacket and proceeded to leave." He shafts snapped. The first defendant refused to Able idea, which, in the case under review, not known whether his broker will file a
was arrested. Defendant, who was dressed in compensate the coplie and they were arrested. Tite result of the 15-Pdr Bil gon competition, Line, left Shanghai for this pow on 13th insta does not affect the matter. In the case of the sible way by which the case may be dismissed, explained that he did no work for the last | Haroland, at ile Police Court, this morning, held on Saturday afternoon, is as follows. The Imperial German: Mail Ka
protest, but under the new law there is no pesa long coat, denied that he took the cloth. He They admitted the offence; before Mr. F. A Hongkong Volunteer Corpe, for Sauders' Cup, and is expected here on 16th inst, a.m. aley Street well, the bacteriologist The unfortunate 'Celestial it being held at the month and bad, otly forty-sdrap cents to his and the first defendant was fided $5.50, which Winners Right Half No. a Coy. (Capt. w carrying the German Malls with dated
Berlin of the 18th-älte, left. Singe distinctly stated that the water was im immigration detention station, awaiting de name. He was sent to gaol for three weeks Included compensation to the coolle, the second Armstrong), Left Half No. Coy, (Capt Gostal 8 am and may be expe
17th init, at daylight, pare. The analyst held that it was potablo. portati
and to be exposed in the stocks for four hours, being fined $5 only,
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MR. F, X, dos Remedios, a clerk, employed la an office at No. 8A, Queen's Road Central, was the complainant in a larcony case heard at the
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