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HONGKONG TELEGRAPH MONDAY, JANUARY

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shares. A sharp demand got in and from the previous rate of $333mat whi was done caused the quotation quickly until a sale at $890 was To-day $1,000, is being freely holders are awaiting developments before quitting, London has risen to £115 buyers. With this good news, a wave of prosperity is bound to follow. Rumours arealready in the air that the Bank intends to extend its business by opening several more branches in many desirable localities."

STEAMSHIP SUBSIDIES.

INTE POR

CRICKET

SINGAPORE,

Hongkong Cricket Club

1*91st January, 1907 Dear Sir, enclose copy of letter of inth Instant from the Singapore Cricket Club ivit ing the Hongkong Cricket Club to send a Hongkong, or Combined China team to Singapore during Easter, 1907, to play cricket against the Straits and Rangoor teams.

¿DIVIDEND, DI CLARED.

The secretary of the Hong kong & Whampoa Dock, Co, L., writes us under today's date ---- audit the director of the Hongkong and #1'am nuthorized to inform you that, subject to Whampoa Dock Company, Limited, will re- cohimend at the foithcoming meeting à divi dend of 12%-5600 per bare, pass $50,000 to Special Account and carry forward about fy93,020

Canton, 19th January The directors of the Canton-Hankow, Rail- way Company headed by Chu Nam Chou have Commerce, and the Ministry of Posts and scht a telegraphic despatch to the Ministry of Communications reporting as follows:-The account books of the Yuet Han Railway Com pany have been examined by the officials of the Government Railway Bureau and have been

No Hongkong team has visited Singapore since 1890-16 years ago—although Hongkong been favoured by visits from the Straits on several occasions within this pariod, and the Committee are very desirous, in the interests of State subventions to steamship companies Interport Cricket, to return thess visits by one

this year.

I shall be glad to receive as soon as possible ince visited Samshol on the 11th inst. Theed you for authority to cancel their scrips, and

CHAMPAGNE trading to the Orient appear again to engage

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1898 Vintage.

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A. S. WATSON & CO., LIMITED, AGENTS.

ALEXANDRA BUILDINGS. Hongkong, 4th January, 1906.

NOTICE

WEST RIVER NOTES.

VICEROY CHOW FU YISITS SAMSHUL

Wuchow, 18th January, Viceroy Chow, Fu of the Kwanglung fro.

SHANGHA

MR. J. PRENTICES

TO THE

DINTMEN

found correct. Although Chan Kung-Yu, Chan Chik Yy and Yung Sal Ngam, Hongkong mchurchants, bave nominally subscribed tome ond hundred thousand shares of the Company, the subscription of which are long overdue, for they have not yet reinitled their capital to the

the names of pla crs willing to visit Singapore

Company, so the ex Viceroy hom has request

so as to enable the Committes to decide Viceroy, who has been making a short tour of

accordingly the Company and the Canton

The appointment of Mr. whether they are justified in accepting this tospection of the neighbouring cities near Caseholders do not recognize them as share Prentice, Managing Director of invitation.

ton, arrived at Sambui by special train from merchants are continually interfering with the Shanghai Dock and Engi

holders. Nevertheless the above named three It would be necessary for the team to leaveFa T.The Viceroy was accompanied by a affairs of the Company, which action is quite Co., L the passage of a ship subsidy measure at the Hongkong on Saturday, 23rd March, The large retinue of officers and foildwars and also conmry to the status of the concern More

the attention of foreign legislators. In recent dispatch from Washington, to hand by the American mail on Saturday, it was reported that Tresident Roosevelt would sent to Congress a special message advocating

to the Municipal

John

present session. It was said that the Pre. Approximate date of arrival back, here would his own special bodyguard and band. over, they have proposed to withdraw the whole has evoked a protest from one of the

sident had declared that the recommendation

be April thYours faithfully,"

The Editor,

· Hongkong Telegraph.

A. R. LOWE

Secretary,

[Enclosure.]" SINGAPORE CRICKET CLUB, Secretary's Office, "Singapore, 11th January, 1907, Dear Sir,-By direction of the Committee of Hongkong Cricket Club to send a China or the S.C.C. I have the pleasure to invite the Hongkong team to play the Straits at cricket at Easter.

of the capital of the Company, some $8,000ce Dook Co.'s shareholdora.

at present deposited in the various native banks of Canton, and to deposit, same in different

in his annual message was misunderstood. In that message he said that if it were found inexpedient to pass the Senate bill a mea. sure should be passed to provide for a few lines to the South American ports. He did not mean to minimize the importance of other festures of the bill, it is said, and now purposes to correct any false impression that may have been gained by the House. The amendments to the bill drafted by Repre sentative Grosvenor eliminate cargo subsidy entirely and limit the Government's aid to mail carrying ships to South America and the Orient. That opinion in the United Stites is not, wholly undivided on this ques tion of subsidy may be gathered from the This invitation also includes lawn fannis, Magistrate, who will find himselt a bit "poorer" vice-president are to be elected to replace Pra

splendid and enthusiastic reception was ach corded the aged Viceroy, by the Samshul off cials and towns people, and after acknow. ledging the welcome of the people, Vicero Chow Fu immediately mida tracks for bis private yacht, anchored in midstream. OF course, the usual salutes were fired, as befitting a man of the Viceroy's position, and large numbers of troops were lined up, with bancers flying and trumpets blowing, and the whole

is a difficult question to decide, we, directime in the interests of their business. show presented quile a rate spectacle. Early regulations as stipulated by your Minis nominated to fill the vacancies caused by the fors, could do no more than to follow the [Mr. Prentice is one of the three members Commissioner of Customs, Mr. K. H. Von public meeting on the 24th day of the 1st on Friday, the Viceroy returned the call of the tries. Now we have decided to call a resignation of the old members, Mess S Lindholm, and stayed a while to discuss mat-moon, next year, for the purpose of discussing H.K.T.]

Little, J. Liddel.and F. C. lleffer. The other two are "Messra: Hanson and Lowe-Ed ters of local importance. The Viceroy left for whether the said Hongkong merchants be re- Canton on Friday afternoon, by rail, with his cognized as proper shareholders or not, and A.D.C.'s and most important officials. The the advisability of depositing the whole of the remainder of his retinue remained behind for a Company's capital in different Hongkong day to be feted at the expense of the Samshui banks. At the same time a president and a as a result of this generous entertainment.

flo contends that the fact of th longkang banks. A number of the Canton Company, not declaring an interi shareholders have made strenuous protests in interference. Since this affair is of great the Dock directors devoting more consequence, agalost their proposals and dividend points to the necessity of importance to all the shareholders and

fact that, even with these changes, the

members of the committee from the Middle West do not favour the measure,

· LOCAL AND GENERAL.

We have invited the Rangoon Gymkhana Club also to send à Burma team at the same time, which will admit of a series of triangular matches being played between the three teams

Rolf and any other games you can send repre-

sentative to play.

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FIRES IN HUNGKONG,

The fire season in Hongkong is apparent.

With regard to the dates upon which the matches might be played, we have suggested" lo Burma jual before and during Easter, and we trust these dates will be found conveniently ppproaching. In less than twenty-four hours two fires have broken out in the Colony. The first occurred on the second floor of No. 1or, Queen's Road West, at pine o'clock, last evening, but was extinguished

to your representatives,

I need hardly add the pleasure it will give us to again welcome a team from China is Singapore and the pleasure it will be to be

sident Chang To Chai and Vice-president Wong King Tong, who resigned their posi tions, and also one director to fill the vacancy caused by the recent death of Mr. Tso Si will send out circulars inviting shareholders at Chuk, which happened a few days ago. '

.' We

home and abroad, to attend the meeting. We have also reported to RE. Viceroy Chow to this effect and are

now sending you this information requesting you to instruct the

FROM the agents of the Meiji Insurance Co., of Tokio,-and-the-Mitsui Bussan Kaisha we have received some beautiful and characteristic able to reciprocate the cordial hospitality shown before much damage could be done. The Viceroy 'to give the Company the necessary.

calendars.

Tuc riso in Shanghai Dock shares to Tls. 107 cash is reported to be in rympathy with the idea that London shareholders will support the new wharf scheme financially..

THE Chinese Engineering & Mining Co.'s total output, of the Company's three nines for the week ending January 5, 1907, amounted to 23,002.75 lons and the sales during the same (31 period to 18,128,93 tons.

All commnetcalions intended for publication in "The HONGKONG TELEGRAPH." should be addressed to The Ritur, 1, Ice House Rond, and ⚫bould be accompanied by the Writer's Name and Addres Ordinary brainom communications should be addromed

to The Manager: "

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The Paltor will not undertune to be responsible for any rejected M8; ihr to return any Contribution.

SUBSCRIPTION RATER (IN ADVANCE). ILY-380 per annum WISELT $19 per sunum. The rates per quarter and per maniem, proportional; The dally uns in delivered free when the addrom is accesible to mouenger. On coples want by post an

We have received a copy of the latest number of The Godown about the contents of which we should not be surprised if the gentlemen of the long robe had sonicthing to say before many weeks are over-Shanghai Timus.

A SAN Francisco massage to vernacular journals states that the U.S. Naval authorities have decided to attach to the Pacific squadron the Kentucky and three other powerful battle- ships, in order to double the present force of the squadron.

THE net profit of the Japan Cotton Spinning The postage on the weekly isun to any part of the

donald 81.80 per quarter in charged for postage. Company of Osaka for the last half-year has world in 80 conta per quarter.

amounted to Y267,354; and a dividend is pro. Bingle Copies, Daily, ion centar Weekly, twenty-posed at the rate of 16 per cent, per annum, which will absorb V160,000, after providing for the reserve, &c.

five cents, -

BIRTHS.

On January 5, at Seoul, the wife of W. MEYRICK HEWLETT, of a son.

On January 14, at Shanghai, the wife of ARTHUR RUGH, of a son.

DEATHS.

On January 13, at Shanghai, EMILY GOD- DING BELDIN, on her 61st birthday. Deeply regretted

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A TALLYMAN and a conk, both employed on board the steamer Sui Tui, were charged this morning, at the Police Court, with stealing a duck, valued at sixty cents, the property of ed to take the duck ashors yesterday afternoon the ship. The accused, it was alleged, attempt

when they were arrester. A sentence of six werks gaol and four hours' stocks each was

On January 14, at Shanghai, WILLIAM SEYMOUR WALLACE, aged 21 years.

On January 15, at Manchester, England, passed, PERCY HOWARD TWIGG, formerly of Shanghai, THE Nippon Yusen Kaisha has under-contem aged 46

6 years, On January 16, at Shanghai, DAVID plation a proposal to construct several new CONKLIN (late Tidesurveyor of the Imperial steamers of the Afinnesota type for the Maritime Customs), aged 71 years.

Os January 16 at

Kiel (Germany), C. company's Pacific and European services. It WITTMUSS, Lower Yangtze Pilot, of heart is proposed to increase the cargo-carrying failure, aged 48 years (by telegra

On January 17, at Shanghai, SOLOMAN the accommodation for passengers, which it capacity, and also to effect improvements in DAVID HAYER; aged 28.

is boped will largely increase the comfort of those travelling on the new boats,

The Hongkong Celegraph THREE men-Chan Kay, Tam Lan and Chong

to our teams when we have visited Hongkong. invitationYours faithfully,

Trusting that you will be able to accept this

(Sgd.), G. W. F. OWEN,

Secretary.

To the Hon. Secretary, Hongkong, Cricket

Club

THE TUG ROBERI COOKE”.

SALVAGE NOT YET ABANDONED.

Several telegraphic advices have been re ceived in the Colony since Friday as to the condition of the Dock Co.'s tug Robes Cook on Cape VarellaAlthough one of these mes sages might be regarded as somewhat pes simistic, we have reason to believe, from inquiries made, that the hope of salving the of, which she proceeded South to rescue, is Robert Cooke, which is ashore cear the Wong-

not altogether abandoned. Fortunately for the Robert Coots she is stranded on a sand back and although full of water fore and aft, there

ground floor of the premier is used as a roast meat shop. The meat is cooked on the floors above. It was while the cooking was ob that' a foći overturned a store A stack of firewood took fire, but was extinguished by the instates. The damage done is estimated at $5 only. The premises are insured with Messts. Carlowisz

and Co. for $1,000.

protection for the maintenance of order at this meeting.

After the examination of the accounts of

THE SENTENCE ON S. R. PRICE

TO BE APPEALED AGAINST.

[From Our Own Correspondeni.

Shanghai, 21st January,

1.10 p.m.

The sentence passed on 9. B. Price, on Friday last, of six months' im prisonment, is to be appealed against, Mr. Andrews, one of the disbarred lawyers, left on Saturday for Wasb-

the Yuot-han Railway Company, the offington to appeal against Judge cials of the Governmost Railway Bureau have Willey's sontence. made a complete list of the Company's capital (The Indictment alleged that 5. R. Price on deposited in the different banks and firms, and July 24, 1906, with a dangerous weapon, to with have published same in the press for the ina.31 cal. automatic Colt revolver, did wilfe ly

make an assault upon A Jovassen, by point

Two robbers named Chun A-chou and Loing the said revolver at him in a threatsojnë hin, who were arrested in Hongkong and put the said A. Jovansen in great fear of bodily manner, and by so doing did then and there

Viceroy, in the presence of the Magistrate of brought back to Canton, charged with having harm, against the peace and contrary to la the Execution Grounds, by orders from the committed armed robbery, were executed in Ed., 2.A.7.]

Namboi.

The second fire-a more serious one-onformation of the general public. which the fire brigade, under Chief Inspector Baker, Jaboured for over an hour before, it could be extinguished, was that which started

flames travelled to the second and third floors, on the first floor of No. 77, Jervois Street, at two o'clock this morning, From there the doing some damage. occupied by an opium dealer, and is covered The premises were by insurance. The origin of the outbreak is unknown.at present,

GAMBLING "RAIDS,

THREE HOUSES VISITED,

is every hope hat, upon the strong monsoon The police in Hongkong and Hunghom moderating, there is every chance of refloating got busy last night and the occupiers of the tug. The superintendent of the N. 1. L. three houtes paid the penalty for their is conducting operations at the scene of the activity, The

first raid, ander Police wrecks, and on his advice the Hongkong office Constable Wat began at eight o'clock, will decide whether or no to despatch the Danish when house No. 53, Aberdeen Street was salvage termer Protector to the aid of the visited. A number of men who were in- wrecks on Cape Varella. Meanwhile, the agents terested in a game broke away as soon as they of the Protector have no definite instructions in caught sight of the officers. They dashed reck. regard to their vessel which is held is readiness iessly about the place in an attempt to evade to proceed South at a moment's notice.

capture, and had it not been for the quick The possibility of the Dock Co.'s harbour work action of a lekong lo seizing hold of a man by being disorganized by the loss of the Robert the coat as he had lost his balance in trying to | Cooke has been discussed. We are, however, cross to the verandah of the adjoining hours, given the assurance by competent authorities he would have dropped to the street and pro that the floating plant of the Company is equal bably fractured his skull. In all only six men to any emergency as might be, caused by the were arrested, and two of them on being placed loss of the Robert Cooke, invaluable as she un-

before Mr. F. A. Hareland, at the Police Court doubtedly is. In the absence of the Robert this morning, were fined $50 each. The re- Capte the powerful launches Kó and Hy will mainder paid $3'npiece. be called into service to replace the tug. Be and the Cf. If we mistake not the 7,ance sides there are the auxiliary versels-the idik bout, has, atrendy done excellent harbour duties, being engaged in towing one of the Empresses to and from the Kowloon Docks,

CRIMINAL SESSIONS,

A STARDING AFFRAY.

The next raid occurred at No. 388, Queen's

night, under the superintendence of Sergeant Road West, shortly after eight o'clock last

Gordon, of No. 7 Police Station. In this ten men were arrested. Go being placed before. Mr. Hazeland, this morning, the police failed to prove that the first two defendants were the runners of the game. His Worship, however, convicted all for gambling and they were fined +$2 each.

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livan, eleven men were arrested. These were paraded before Mr. F. A Hazeland and on being found guilty were fined $a apiece;

The January Criminal Sessions opened atham, which was conducted by Sergeant O'Sul In the raid at No. 75, Berkeley Street, Hung the Supreme Court this morning. There was only one case on the calendar-that in which Chan Kan, the master of cargo-boat No. 494. wounding four men on the 29th November was charged, on four counts, with cutting and

last. The prisoner pleaded guilty to all of the charges. This case, it will be remembered, the Wing Lok Street wharf between prisoner's árose out of a collision which occurred acar cargo-boat and No. 3 sicam water boat. No damage was done to either boats, but there was a quarrel between the two crews which' drawing kalves His Honour the Chief ended in a fight, the prisoner and his fokis Justice, before, whom the case was tried,

has purchased through Meists. Carlowitz & Co. The Sin Hau-Kuk, by order of the Viceroy,

8:0 rifle Inyonels, which have now arrived at Hongkong, and the firmi has now applied for the necessary permits to land the bayonets in Canton.

Att pin, on the 17th instant, a gang of about forty robbers attacked a village damed Lung Hing, belonging to the clan Pua, in the Nam hoi District. The robbers ransacked five houses and carried away a large quantity of booty. It is interesting to note that there was a certain regiment of troops stationed in this locality, but the soldiers appeared entirely ignorant of the excitement at the time. From the present state of affairs there seems to be more bad characters harboured in the Namboi District than in any other place.

KUĻANGSU (AMOY) MUNICIPAL COUNCIL,

SANITARY BOARD.

held at 4.15.1o-morrow afternoon Mir, Hun

At the mealing of the Sanitary Board to be

phreys, pursuant to notice, will aski--

(1) Has the Medical Officer of Health ever" found that certain Chinese housua, which are perfectly sanitary in every respect come within the scope of ection 175 of the Public Health and Buildings Ordinance 1902?

(2) Has the Medical Officer of Health ever found that Chinese houses that do come within the scope of section 175 would not be rendered more sanitary by an enforcement of its pro- visions?

The following items are among the orders of the day:

Report by the Select Committea ba the Colonial Cemetery Bye-lawa

Report by the Government Bacteriologist and Analyst on the water from the wall in the, | garden of Messrs. Jardine, Matheson's bouta'at

East Pointer

Correspondence relative to the draÏDATO ME, the City Slaughter House.ee/

Minutes of a meeting of the Council held at the Board Roons, on the 3rd January, 1907. Application for a modification of the require President Messrs. F. B. Marshall (chair- ments of Section 180 of the Public Health and Thomas, W. H. Wallace, the Health Officer, premises on Kowloon In ad Lot No. 4 man), C. A. V. Bowra, P. B: Gardiner, L. I.Buildings Ordinance 1901, in 'respect, of the and the Secretary.

(corner of Robinson Road id Humphreys Avenue).

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1. The minutes of the last meeting were road and confirmed, passed.

2. The Estimates for 1907, as presented, were

3. The Accounts for rgo6 were read and passed.

usual notices regarding "Annual Meeting,*: 4. The Secretary was tastricted to publish the

"List of Ratepayers; "Notice calling for namess of gentlemen for 1957 Council," and to forward call the annual meeting of ratepayers. a letter to the Senior Consul requesting bim to

5. Applications for twelve debentures were considered and received an allotment in full

6. The Superintendent of Police reports the Mixed Court since the last meeting - following cases have been deals with at the

SUMMONSES...

Breach of Municipal Regulations, 1; Debl,

SUMMARY ARRESTS.. Cutting and wounding, 8.

(Signed); F. B. Marshall;

Chairman. By order,

SHIPPING AND MAILS

EMAILS, DUR, VAS French (Tourams) szod instea English (Devania) 24th inst, 5 pm. Indian (Namiang) 31st inst Australian (Eastern) and pro Canadian (Athenian) 3rd prox.... German (Prins Sigismund) bil prox. TheT

The s.. Sophie Rickmers left. Moji for this port, and is due here on 24th inst

hama for Vancouver p.m., on 19th june phy

The C. P. R. Co. Tariar left Yoko-

The Boston 5. S. Co.'s 5.6, Sharms mailed from Shanghai for Maslia on zoth inst

The N. Y. K., Nikko Mori, Australian and is expected here on azad inst Line

left Manila for this port on 20th Just

Twee-were arrested in this Colony yesterday Hongkong, MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 1907.

for returning from bavishment. They were arraigned before Mr. F. A. Bazeland, this morning, at the Police Court, in answer to the THE HONGKONG BANK BOOM,

charge. The first and third defendants were We commented last week at some length and on arrival here, on the 27th December deported from the Straits Settlements last month on the proposal of the Hongkong and

were "passed on." They pleaded guilty and Shanghai Banking Corporation to increase were sentenced to one year's hard labour and its capital, That we are not alone in the four hours stocks each. The second accused

'It is an event of some importance for those ladles who desire to be in fashion (and what views wo hold will be borne out by the fact-Tam Lan-who, the police say was deported

lady does not ?) to leam that to-morrow, by the that in Shanghal also, as in Hongkong, the on the 30th March, 1904, after serving a sen

Colony Madame Baibey, modiste, for Madame French mail Tourane, there will arrive in the Announcement was received with a large tence in gaol, denied the charge, and he was

Jay's establishment. It is sufficient to say that degree of favour as will be gathered by the detained for further examination.

Madame Barbay has been at Doucet's world. remarks of Messrs. J. A. Sullivan & Co. in We regret to record the death of Capt. W. A. their weekly share circular of the 17th inst, Seabury, the commodore of the Pacific Mail

test Paris fashions are brought to our very famous establishment, Paris, to realize that the This is what that firm of broker has to say: decl, Capt, Seabury was formerly in com

doors, and Madame Jay is to be congratulated

C. BERKELEY MITCHELL, "The figures for the past six months mand of the P.M.S. Korea and was to have

Secretary, K, M, C, working of the Hongkong and Shanghal commanded the P.M.S. Mongolia on her pre-tenced the prisoner to one year's hard labour having secured the services of so high class Bank show a continuous state of prosperity

gent voyage East, having been recalled from

WONG Lei, a coolie, formerly employed in the which is welcomed by everyone. £1.15/- Porter's retirement from the Company's ser Hazelsad, at the Police Court, this morning: Count, this morning, before his Honour the

a vacation to fill the vacancy caused, by Capt. Is this another case? queried. Mr. F. A. bankruptcy action came up at the Supreme charge of street matching. The complain- THE matter of costs in the Chung Shun Koo' Waterworks; residing at 75, Third Street This morning. In the Police Court, "on's dividend and a bongs of £1 will be paid to vice. According to San Francisco papers, when the seventh case of dumping night-soil Chief Justice, Sir Francis Piggott, Mr. M. W. Staunton Street, She said that while walking shareholders. Silver reserve is augmented Captain "eabury met with an accident a fow

Ant was Li Leung Sxe, a, widow, residing at 85 by 74 lacs and the amount carried forward days before the Mongolia sailed and it is prob- before bim, "Yes," said Inspector McHardy said that Mr. Ho Tong should be made to pay yesterday afternoon accused crept up silently in side-channels at the Peak was brought Slade, who appeared for a number of creditors, in Des Voeux Road Central at three o'clock 7 lacs. A further bonne bouche is able that death resulted therefrom. The de-"This defendant has already been convicted for vided by an increase of 40,000 new

ceased had a great reputation on the Pacific assimiler offence sot long ago The defend all the costs of this action, and in this be was behind her and grabbing a gold,hair.pls which with the outw. a skilful and careful navigator and the many ant denied the charge, but an Indian police supported by Mr. F. P. Het of Messrs. Bruta,bad in her hair, bolled down the road. Here on 24th

man said that early this morning be swton and Hett Mr. H. W. Looker, of Messrs.

on each count, sentences to run concurrently.

a modiste.

Stydlite

The Apcar Co's sa Gregory Apear from Calenta isf Singapore this am and may he expected here ou 24th inst,, afternoon The Imperial German Maila which left here on 16th inst, at noon, arrived at Singapore on 20th Inst; at p.m

The Impenal German Mail,3,1. Greisinau which left hate on 18th inst, at 6.m., arrived at Shanghai on 2011 init, at 9 p.01.

Line, left: Kobe for this port via Moil Shanghul on 19th inits and le expected Mere on 20th 10st.).

The N. Y.-K. a. Toloms Maru, Bomb

The Imperial German Mail 21, Rams 20th at pm, and maybe w rich left Kobe via Nagasaki and Shangbal

Singapore for this port

The P&O 18th fast. p.my

of $185 each to be fasued to share thousands of passangers who travelled with accused dump' the contents of bis hucket in. Deacon, Looker and Dendop, opposed the Sho raised an alarm and he was arrested." His arrived at Nagisa

at the low figure of 630, in the him will receive the news of his death with the side-channel ontalde house No. 155 plication, and after considerable argument his pudtshment took the form of six weeks' im: leaves a

of epe new, for every two old sincera regret.-N. G. D. Now,

Magazine Gap Road -- He was fined Sty?

Honour reserved his declalo, i

prisonment and four hours' stocks,