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Telegrams,

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The Opium Question.

London, 16th August, Mr. "Churchill, in the absence of Lord Elgin, who was engaged in the House of Lords, received the anti-opium delegates, Mr. Conolly and Mr. Alexander, from the Straits and Malaysia.

They urged that the time was ripe for troducing reforms, and for restricting and eventually suppressing the opium traffic.

Mr. Churchill promised his careful can. sideration of the facts presented to him, and said that he felt the present condition of the trade cannot be allowed to continue. Mem beri of the deputation must not assume that the Government in indifferent; he thought the case for Ceylon was particularly strong, and that the Government must go step by step in the Crown, Colonies with the new policy adopted in reference to India and China

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY AUGUST 19, 1907.

THE EAST COAST PORTS OF

CHINA.

Mr. Angior continues bis series of articles in the London & China Express'an the Changing East. In the Current (mg of our Loudos con- temporary the East Coast Ports of China are dealt with. The writer says -

mented, an now they az 10 be embarking. along many other fines

A notable change here, as I have already remarked of Canton and other places, is the creation of freign school. Here you have the Anglo-Chinese College educating the youth of China along foreign ways, to su end no one can yet foreste. There is likewise sa increase along medical missionary lines; in the directions of hospi:a's much good work that, ould bear fruit in after years as being done Finally I may remark that Bwatow district was threatened with famine at the time of my visit, unless abundant rains came soon to save the | rice crop. Rice bad greatly risen in price, and

cargoes were being imported from Saigon.

↓ AMOY.

It is the same phase just noted that one observes on entering Amoy harbour, Foreign colleges are springing up everywhere, and-a- striking, building is seen coming up to the an chorsge. It is an Anglo Chinese collegs bay

ng foreign teachers. It has been provided solely out of Chinese funds, but the donors have wisely luft it ander foreign control on certain trust lines. Seeing the chaotic condi- ton of much that has been and is being for inulated, towards attaining the new foreign, learning, it will be interesting to observe the growth of the present venture.

The Eat Cots ports of Chins, or the "Coast parts," as they are usually termed in Hongkong, are still somewhat off the beaten track. The mete tourist will probably proceed. indirect from Hongkong to Shanghai in the liner, unless he has some friend to visit, or has been specially recommended to make the trip up vía ports. He misses a good deal that the large centres of Hongkong, Shanghai, Tientsin, or Hinkow provide him with ; but the Coast ports show him a sort of final, though passing itself also, glimpse of what the erstwhile Treaty post or hong life consined in China. The ports have, indeed, lost much of those characteristics, but some fow traits remain to remind one of past glories, and the time when the Mexican showed a bold front in exchange of over 4 Commercially and socially the ports present many attractions, and well repay a visit. The time-honoured Duglas line of steamers still makes the run up as pleasant, us ni yote, and though you are reminded in Hongkong of It will be remembered that Kulangin, the the severities of the Japanere competition island, across the harbour where foreigners the line, as also to Formosa,, directly settlement by the Chinese Government, in mainly reside, was constituted an international on bard you are aware that the 1903. Its conditions have certainly been great. you are traditions associated with the name remainly improved since my last visit. It is now intact. It was a genuine pleasure to find one.

cared for by a 'municipality, which has much self again on the deck of the Haifax, and to improved the appearance and scavenging of the roads. A rate assessment is made fo which find also the same genial skipper stiff'in com

the Chinese are also amenable, whilst the little Mr. Hobhouse replied that the Govern-mand. Nought clac is then wanted, provided domain is more effectively psliced and rẻ ment had not lost sight of the importance of the elements are propitions, for the Formosagulated. It is the residential quarter for for eigners, but again, as,at Swalow, one finds the the matter, but it would be most injudicious channel in a comparatively small steinier can

British Consulate on that side. The distance to lay all the reports on the table at present. only be equalled for uncomfortable conditions is certainly less across the harbour, and con- by the British Channel. Either forms a species venience is not so much interfered with, but it The Busst-Japanese Agreement. of funnel up or down, while the wind becomes in certainly to be regretted that, the Consulate

The Times, in pointing out the equity and concentrated, and the seas of the choppiest opportuneness of the Russo-Japanese Can-description. Neptune int,unately proved in vention, hopes that Japan will now take fairly smiling mood, and nothing much of nicasures to re nove all grounds of complaint trying or disagreeable character prevailed.

Leaving Hongkong about mid-day, regarding the open door in Manchuria and

SWATOW Trade-marks in China.

The Yunnan Railway." Mr. Hobhouse, in reply to a question, stated that the Government had received Lilley's report on the Yunnan railway.

Mr. Smeaton asked whether the Govern ment was aware that if such a line, were not made the whole of the true of Yunnan would be diverted from Rangoon to Saigon.

The Belfast Strikoa.

is reached at daylight next morning. Entering the port, the focale of the former foreign The Belfast strike has been settled and merchants residences may still be seen at work is resumed to-day,

Later.

Great Britain and Germany, King Edward's toast at Wilhelmshoche, which was couched in remarkably friendly terms, has given the greatest satisfaction in Germany, and is regarded as evidence of the happy relations existing between the monarchs and the peoples.

The Transvaal

In the Transvant Assembly, General Botha

office is not on the business side-that is Amoy, Certainly one may find by a little in quiry that a British post affice exists in Amoy, but from personal experiences I found that you could not purchase stamps thereat! To do so you had to apply to the adjacent Chinese Im perial Post Office, where there was no diffi culty in readily obtaining stamps and dispor ing of your mail. Similarly, though a Euro- pean mall had been brought up on board of us, the delay in delivery, which I was informed, Duble Island. All business, is now, and has

was by no means unusual, was such that one wenders complaints were store.num - for long been done at Swatow. Here at

erous ant serious, We had made fast to Kialaf, as it is known, are the songs and a few the buoy at 4.30 p.m., but at to.30 am: of the foreign residences, The bulk of the next morning the mail was still undeliver foreign population reantes across the river ated This was in contrast to the greatly Kakchis. The method is generally convenient, exce entried out by the Chinese Customs extending and generally punctually performs 1 but it is not one that has yet been adopted by authorities. This organisation is being greatly the British Government, be Consul has his extended throu hout the whole country. It is residence on the Kakchio side, but there is no efficient and popular, but it has great trouble in getting satisfactory postal agents in the interior. Defalcations are constant, and such

office on the Swatow side where all the business 8 transacted. It is an inconvenience that has been frequently pointed out. It leads to delays when,, say, a British steamer wants to clear the other side of the harbour, where the water is

INTERPORT PULC.

RHANGHAI POLO CLUB V. THE HIDDĻESÉK REGIMEST.

The Interport l'olo match between Shanghai and the team sent from Hongkong by the Middlesex Regiment, for which Mr. Henry Koswick his presented a handsome challenge qup, took place on the Polo Ground, last evening, reposts the #. C. D. Netts of 16th st, under perfect womber conditions and on fast ground. The Polo Club's pavilion was crowded to its almost capacity and the ropas on the West side of the ground were lined threedeep by spectators.

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At 5.9 p.m. the teams entered the field and were composed as follows--

In the fint chukka

To-day's Advertisements.

HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA: DOCK⋅ COMPANY, LIMITED.

NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS.

Entimations

THE

THE DIVIDEND of 8% per Share for the ROBINSON PIANO

six months ending 20th June, 1907, de ing, will be payable at the premises of the clared at Monday's Ordinary Half-yearly Meet Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, on and after Tuesday, the 20th August, and Shareholders are requested to apply for Divi dead Warrants at the Company's Office; Queen's Buildings, New Praya.

By Order of the Board of Directors,

THOS. 1. ROSE, Secretary.

Hongkong, igth August, 1907.

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A GOOD OPPORTUNITY TO LEARN SHORTHAND.

HORATIO C. POLLOCK, Court Reporter,

OPENS A

Sbaoghai, -Mesars. J. Johustone, K. J. Me- Eueu, G. Dallas and G. A. Robins.

Middlesex Regiment, Colaus Scott-Mon- crieff, Capt. Davy, Lieute, Dixon and Large.

Shanghai defended the Noith goal, and immediately the ball was thrown in Hoogkong gained possession and made a good run down-field, which was stopped by McEnen. Johnstone then tarried the ball slong the sight boundary and transferring at the right moment, sdabled Dallas, to send in a shot at goal, which was, however, well stop. ped. Hongkong relieved and play was carried Into the Shanghai hall, bui Johnstone and Dallas, playing well together, brought the bali up to the Hongkong goal, when Dallas-shot, but unsuccessfully. Shortly, after Johnstone and Dallas again attacked and Johnstone thor at goal, but missed. During the remain- der of the chukva play ruled fairly even and though Hongkong showed rather batter com-

When the bell announced that the first eight bination, their ponies were beaten for pace. THE Undersigned bave received instructions

minutes had elapsed, neither side bad scored.

in the second chukka a hit-off by Dixon was followed by a good run down-field by the Hongkong team and Large made a shot at

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goal which narrowly missed the mark. Dallas then made a run down field at a great peace, along the right boundary, but the ball went out opposite the Pavilion, and play settled down in midfield. In this chukka play was very faxi and

OLD SATSUMA VASES, INCENSE at this stage the bill was seat from end to end BURNERS, WALL PLATES, GOLD and of the fild is quick succession. At Jength; S11.VER CLOISONNE WARE, TEA SETS; Robinr took the bill well down-field to the LACQUERED WARE. SILK EMBROI neighbourhood of the Hongkong gaol, and DERIES, OLD BRONZES, WALL HANG. riding off the Hongkong back, gave McEuen aINGS, KAKEMONOS, IVORY ORNA.

MENTS, &c, &c. &c. clear opening of which he made the best use

Catalogues will be issued. and put the ball between the posts. The rest

TERMS —ÅGusual,' of the play in this chukka ruled fairly even and when time was called Shanghai led by one goal to nit,

From the third chukka, Dixon and Davy carried the ball towards the Shanghai goal, bui

A case as an agent gambling away Post Office it was quickly transferred to Hongkong' ter. funds is not uncommon. In the case men-ritory, where Rubies was afforded good opon.

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MUSIC

Comic Opera

Scores

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moved to acquire the Cullinan diamond for rapidly, if the papers have to be obtained from agent had.Inst the money to the should to press for some time, but missed two goodtaining a Temporary Pier over Crown Fore- RECEIVED BY EVERY MAIL.

the purpose of presenting it to the King, 38ot always entirel propitious. A separation a token of loyalty, and to commemorate the of offices and residences is doubiles, desirable granting of self-government to the Transvaal. and a Consulate office, as in the case of the

The King.

other foreign consulates in the neighbourhood of all the offices, would be a convenience 17th August.. -

greatly facilitating shipping. The King has arrived at Marienbad. Pr. Olt says that he has never known His Majesty in such perfect health.

TYPHOON WARNING,

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- On nerival ni Swatow your attention will soon

Another

he drawn to the railway Chao-chow-fu. The native staff in the Amoy district under

This place is la cality the port opened to foreign commerce. its effect on the trade of the port can already be traced, and will doubt Jess increase in course of time, and other rail The telegram quojed helow was received way developments progress. The line is from the Manila Observatory by the U....about 32miles in length,' and was 'constructed Consul yesterday, August 18, 1927, § 25 p.m. - by Japanese contractors, At present the Noan, August 18, 1907. Typhonn neigh station on the Kialat side is somewhat. distant, bou.nood North Ladrones Island,

but it is intended to bring it to the river front on a new reclamation of foreshore in alignment with the reclamation leady carried nut. The line brought about considerable inflation in the

THE DES VOUX ROAD MURDER,

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The first case called at the criminal sessions was expected to be full of interest As five

wele committed to take their trial at this sessions, but of the five Chinese who were committed in trial for the

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murder of the 'foreman at Waisar's soda water factory, were to have taken their stand in the dock at the Supreme Court this morning."

Only three were charged, however-Tam Pai, alias Tam Tak Lau, with murder; Li Su Kai, alias Fei "sai Wai, and Won Hoi Chi, with aiding and abetting. The charge against Si Fe and Hui Tin was discharged, the Hou. Mr. W. Heep Davis, Attorney General, declin- ing to file indictment.

The Hon. Dr. Ho Kai, C. M. G.. appeare i for the accused.

The accused pleaded not guilty and the fot. towing jurors were sworn-Messra, W, F. Gardner, S. G. Fenton, W., C. Drew, L. E. Lainment, H; W. Page, J. von Risged and W.S. Brown.

The Attorney General outlined, the case for the Crown, details of which have already been fully reported in these columns,

GOVERNORSHIPS OF COLONIES,

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branch of the

tioned to me the loss reached $4,000, and the ing, but missed the bail. Shanghai continued trate, the functionary presumably rested him for any such proceesling: The of play in neutral territory, Hongkong got have had the oversight of the employ, an as opportunities of shooting. After a short spel amount that the Post Office revenus yearly within distance and remained there until suffers from fraud must rug into a large sum kobing and Johnstone relieved with a good little of which can be recovered. noteworthy rfaiter respecting Chiocię ways ran down-field to the Hongkong goal. Davy has been the revelations that have come to light and Large, got the ball well away, but were as the result of the Native Customs being well stopped by Dallas, and Robins cleared banded over to the Imperial Maritimes Customs.

cleverly to mid-field. A brief attack by native ways was about 3co This has now Shanghai included an unsuccessful shot at been brought down to about 75, whilst the goal by Johnstone and then Hongkong gradu. collected revenue promptly doubled, and has ally worked the ball up to the Shanghai since further greatly increased. This is going on all over Ching, As the figures goal, where Dixon found an excellent open- which are now given by the Foreign Inspec-a, but before he could turn bis pony to torate abundantly show. A return is about shoot, was cleverly checked by Dallas. Im ae. to be made of all the revenue collected since | diately afterwards, just as time was up, the ball the transfer was made, and the contrast be

'was worked by Shangbai, into the right-hand tween these figures, for the last five years, and what the sums were under native collection, corner of the Hongkong ball, from which John- would be highly interesting. The question stone shot a splendid goal. This conclzded always recurs: What would China ant be able the third chukka and Shanghai stood on clover, to achieve if the revenue, actually collected with two goals to their credit and only six and submitted to by the Chinese nation, was honestly applied? I must not, however, digress minutes and a halt left for play! 100 far by following up such a reflection.

The spectacle is presented here, as happens, one may ehsery, at most of the ports in China, of the number of foreign residents having

At the opening of the fourth chukka, Shaog- hai at once got possession of the ball and a and drive up by Dallas enabled Johnstone to shoot, bus unsuccessfully. For a couple of minutes there was a series of scrummaging in front of the Hongkong goal, in the courte of

where after Dixon and Davy had made repeated shots, the former at fast put the ball through just on the call of time. The game thus re sulted in a victory for Shanghai by two goals to one..

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CONSIGNEES of Cargo from London ex 5.3. Matapan and Charente, and from Bordeaux ex 1.8. Verdeckmois, in connection

with above Steamer, ate hereby informed that their Goods, with the exception of Opium, Treasure and Valuables are being landed and stored at their risk into the hazardous and/or extra barardous Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co., Limited, at Kowloon, whence delivery may be obtained immediately after landing,

Optional Cargo will be forwarded on unless intimation is received from the Consignees before Noon TO-DAY, requesting it to be landed here.

Hills of Lading will be countersigned by the Undersigned. Goods remaining unclaimed after MONDAY, the 16th August, at Noon, will be subject to rent and landing charges.

All claims must be sent in to me on or before the 26th August, or they will not be recognized, All damaged packages will be examined on MONDAY, the 26th August,,at 3 P.M.

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value of land; and several people, I was in formed, had no cause of complaint against the result of the railway. The line itself, I believe, is now just about meeting expenses, and with any forque at all should soon be on a pay-argely increased, whilst the actual number of ing basis. Its ultimate destiny would seem foreign hongs is either stationary or the bum

hers even.reduced. The growth seems to have to be that it should be main Castone-Hankow line when the Chinese arisen through increase in the number ri\which Johnstone made a good but unsuccess-

stants in firms necessitated by the con. succeed in su mounting the vicissitudes by dition that a larger turnover is required to pro- ful shot. At length Hongkong got the ball which that fine is at present beset. It is hopduce the same amount, or even less, of profit away and after a good run down-field play than was attainable before. At most parts selfed down in front of the Shangbai goal, ed, at least, that the many "interests" which surround railways generally in Chitia, and so, and certainly of Amoy, the extra duties now performed by the Maritime Customs re- Chiuse constructed lines in panicular, will quies an additional staff to carry them out, not militate against the connection of the whilst the missionary community has every Swatow section with the main trunk line. This where largely augmented its numbers.

In the way of foreign business it is shipping would mean much for the railway itself and that has again largely increased, not to mention atso the Swatow interests. The mention of the busy activity of native launches and small buoding for a railway terminus sile calls to steam craft of all sorts and conditions, of mind what his been done already in this way quaint appearance, and suggested instability and unseaworthiness. Foreign shipping has at Switow, Twenty years ago the question of

increased, and so has Japanese, whose increased reclamation was a great and burning one at interests in other directions are likewise to be the port. The silting foreshore led to much observed Shipping and ten still remain the inconvenience in handling cargo and conduci-chief objects of foreign interest at Amoy. ing business. Now the banding has been, in General imports and exports of produce are great part carried out and has immensely is still a considerable maller and shipping is practically in Chinese hands. The coolin traffic facilitated general business. Atrendy seven largely interested in carrying. emigrants back. | years ago much had been done, and now one wards and forwards, whilst the province of

Fubklen, in itself a poor tract of country, has to note the work completed by the China equally largely interested in the remittances Mr. Walt asked the Under-Secretary of State Merchants' Company; with its row of go that come back from workers in the Straits, for the Colonies why military men were ap-downs, an the new land. These are below the Siam, or other foreign countries. Should the poiated to governorships of Colonies; what previous bunding carried out by the shipping suggested railway from Amey to Foochow, now contemplated, and on which business the rom- were the duties which they performed in companies and some merchants.

misioner arrived in Amoy the day I was the Colonies which were suitable for that pro The foreign trade of the port has progressed there, constracted, something may be done to fassion; and whether he would in future cou- and with it foreign shipping. As far as foreign open out the mineral resources of the province, sider the necessity of appointing commercial era are concerned it is mainty in the way of which are probably all it has to look to for or business men to these positions.

shipping that the greatest advance can be increased prosperity. Another line from Amoy to days' aight Sydney and Melboume.....2.31 Mr. Churchill: A considerable proportion of scored; but it is princisally the larger com to Swatow is farther in the background. It 4 months' sight France. the governorships has been held and I hope panies that are affected, smaller lines being likely to be consummated, viewing the goal months' sight Germany

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mas a misgaea2.33 always will be filled by civilians; when, a driven out by stress of competition. Swatowtion of railway matters in China, but there Bar Silveryme meñ31 11/6

· military man is appointed to be Governor the was formerly considered one of the minor are many who speak hopefully of the line to Bank of England ratë........aonumun 42 Secretary of State is satisfied that the parti: porty, but it now does a considerable trade. Frockow being undertaken libin a reason. Bank of Francé prizna cular individual is fully qualified to perform and yields a fair sum to the Customs Revenue, able period of time. It would pre umably be. Savaralon

constructed by money put up by Straits Chi- the general duties of government. Ei the hon. Sugar is one of the main staples, but low prices nere. It is a feature wonh noting, perhaps,

ÕPIUM QUOTATIONS, member will be good enough to look into the and severe competition still necessitate the that one may see substantial residences erect

To-day's qonta i sns' are as follows:--: subject, be will find that in many instances the shutting down of the China Lugar Company's ed on Kulangeu by wealthy Chicose who have Gaveroor, also holds a commission as Com refinery, which has been idle for years. The comparative immunity from squeeze, and at Malwa New

from abroad. There they.

live in mander-in-Chief, and also that in certain in Hongkong refineries can produce cheaper and least they know that as regards the island they stancen the govern rship is of à disțincily supply a superior article ut a price that cannot are fairly sale from arrest on spurious charges, military character, as in the class of Malta, be touched locally. A feature to be noted in | Intended only to extort money, and that they Gibralter, and Bermuda, when the namines is respect of trade is the growth of Japanese in have only their municipal rates to pay. To suggested by the Secretary of State fr War. Lerests and the Japanese community, Every return, however, to the callway, the completion Pains New on wai

of any lines debouching 'on the harbour of For further information I would refer my bon, where one sets evidences of their activity and | Amoy should certainly be beneficial to the Benares New friend,tő a detailed reply, I gave to the senior | increase. As contractors, for the construction, shipping interests of the part. - member for Buck as recently as June so fast. of the railway their numbere are largely aug.

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