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Telegrams.

(Reuters)

The Impending Railway Strike.

London, 4th November.

The majority in favour of a strike, a shown by the ballot of the Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants, was 78,152 not 18,152, as reported yesterday.

86,925, out of 97,033, favoured a strike, and 8,773 opposed it; the rest did not vote: The result was announced at a maks meet- ing in the Albert Hall, at which 10,000 rail way men were present. "

Mr. Bell was enthusiastically received, and the meeting resolved to support any action the executive deemed necessary.

*Later.

The Financial Bituation." The raising of the Bank rate to 6 per cent. and further engagements of gold in London for the United States of over $3,000,000, "making a total of 832,225,000, has severely depressed the stock-markets in London, and If the demand continues the possibility of even an 8 per cent. Bank rate in London' is anticipated.

The monetary stringency in America is so intense that even the New York Municipality is paying its employees in cheques, and the Steel Corporation has instructed its subsidi ary branchu, with a weekly pay roll of *$3,000,000 to pay only so per cent, in cash.

THE INFRINGEMENT OF FORBIGN TRADEṀARKS.

THE HONUKONO TELEGRAPH WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 6, 1907.

SHANGHAIERAUBS,

SECOND DAY'S RESULTS, 1-

Furibar results of the second day's racing at Shanghai are appended :—

THE RACING STYKES-Value, T. 250, Secon pany The. If five or more starten, third pas, 150 Fur China ponies that have Weight for inches as pesscale. Winner, 5 lbs.

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Ponier that have never been placed, allowed 5 lbs. Entrance, Tia. 5. One mila and a quarter. Mr. Ring's Seafoam » uma

.............(Vida) 1 Mr. G. H. Fetts' Mongol King... (Comming) Messrs. Oswald, Husier and Burkill's

Ravenshoo (Master) 3

JAPAN'S GOLD MOVEMENTS,

BALANCE SHEET WITH FOREIGN COUNTRIES.

༣.

THE FRENCH CONSUL'S BONS.

ÁM UNPLEASANT EPISODE ON A BEACH.

HEAVY DAMAGES FOR ALLEGED MALICE

We have already given at some length the results of the vestigation which has been made. and outflow of specie during last your outside Free Prest of 1st alt by the Department of Finance as to the nowhowing is taken from the Soper the regular trade channels. A summary of these results may now be given. From the pavesi stone the movement of specie is com

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as follows:- Specie received ... Y453,687,975.

paid out

276,0B,139

Excess of recolpis

V177,604,930 The Department then proceeds to add the excess of experts over imports, which amounted to Yé,970,000, and comes to be conclusion

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that the total of specie which found its way THE LLAVA MIAU STAKES.-Value, Tsisto the country during 1906 over and above 350, Second pony, Tia. 73. If five or more staders, third pony, Tis so. For all China ponies. Weight for inches as per scale Popics that have started at this meeting and -not-won a race 'allowed 7 lbs. Entrance, T 5. One mile and three-quarters,

Mz Henry Morris' Heathfield ......(Master) 1 Mr. John l'esi's Quers.......... (Johnstode) 3. Mr. G. H. Potts Suthera King (Cumming), 3

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THE SYCEE STAKES.-Value, Tis. 25. Second pony, The. 75. If five or more starters, third pony, Thu. so, For China ponies b ing bons fide griffins al date of entry. Weight for inches as per scale. Winners of a race? {{ts, exira. · Jockeyr who have never won on official race allowed 5 lbs, Entrance, Tle. § One mile and a quarter

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outgoings amounted to Y182,575,000 More over, the output of gold bullion in Japan for the same year is estimated at Y5,200, 00, and therefore, according to the Department, the increase of specie during the year amounted

specie are classified as follows?— to Y187.775.000. The influx and efflux of

INFLAX OF SPECIE. Freight on Japanese ships.......Y Premiumis from abroad received

by Japanese insurance com·· panies.... *969141,6**41tantFr R* Expenditure of foreign visitors Remittancer, etc., of japanese

abroad Business profit made abroad...... Investmenia by foreigners

Government foreign loan food

brought in.... Other Government funds called in Profit from articles imported to be

manufactured equipments Investments abroad called in se Money paid by foreign insurance

companies.

Mr. Henry Morris Lingfield...(Master) : Uncle Charlie's, Valdai... (Hayes) Mr. Mellaw's St. Olaf (Johnstobe) 3

*Time-2.48 3/5+ *T SICCAWEI FLATE-Value,

Tis 350. Second pony, Tis. 75) If five or more starters, third pony, Tis. 10. For all Chica ponies. Weight for inches as per scale, Winners at this meeting 5 lbs, extra. Unplaced ponies at this meeting allowed 5 lbs. Entrance, T'in, §. One in le and a quarter,

EFFLUX OF SPECIE. ....Moster),1 | Freight on foreign ships............Y Mr. Buxey's Spring Rose......... Mr. John Peel's And Patrick......(Johnstone) a Expenditure abroad of Japanese Mr. Quebec's Mystic

ships and shipping companies Time-3.49.

Expenditure of Japanese abroad.... Frofit of foreigners from enter- prises in Japan umumeme ne Paid for foreign newspapers and

magazines

.Vida) 3

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THIRD DAY'S RESULTS. THE TAIKOO "CUP-Presented by G. W. Swite, Esq. Second pony, T. 100. If five or more starters, third 'pony, Tis. 75. For China ponies that have run at this meeting, Weight for faches as per scale. Winner of one race at this meeting, sibi exira; two or... more races, 71bx extra Entrance, Tls. 5 Seven furlongs.

Uncle Charlie's Maryland............ (Hayes)...: Mr. John Peel's, Ard Patrick (Johnstone), " Mr. Kennicks's Mannlight. .............. (Campbell) 3

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THE FOU-MA-TING CUP-Value, Tis. 300, Second pony, Tls, 100. If five or more startes third pony, Tis. 50. For China pooles, being bona fide griffins al date of entry.. Weight for inches as per scale. Entrance, Tim. 5. One mile and a quarter. Mr. Mallaw's St. Olaf Mr. Ballaus's Gemini Mr. Henry Morriss Lingfield

The Yokohama Foreign Board of Trade bas sent the following communication to the press: -References have lately been made in the European and American Press with regard to the infringement of foreign trademarks. The sobject is one which has been under careful consideration and investigation by the Com- mittee, and a circluar was issued on the sub Ject in June, special attention being then di rected to the recessary methods of procedure in cases of infringement. The Committee has now been specially requested by Mr. Hisamoto, of the Patent Bureau, to make known as widely as

· possible is en nest, de, ire to secure to every one: the fall protection accorded by the law. Many of the difficulties which have arisen are due to the neglect of foreign "merchants and manufacturers in not registering their marks. in Japan. The Bureau is thus unable to detect infringements, and in his way rights are re. gistered which afterwards become the subject of dispute. According to the Trade-marks Law Article II., Clause No. 5, trade marks cannot be registered if they are identical with, or si ilar to, marks used by another bere the op ration of the Trade Mark Law which came into force on July 1, 1849, provided always that such trade! marks have since continúel in use. In order THE COSMOPOLITAN CUL-Value, Tia. 250 to prevent, as far as a may be possible, the Second'pany, Tis, 75. If five or more starters, difficulties arising from infringement of old third pony, Tis. so. For all Chica ponies. established tinde, marks, the Patent Bureau Weight for inches as per scale. Winners at will be glad to receive particulara for its secords this meeting 5 lbs, extra Unplaced ponies at of all trade marke which are still in use and this meeting allowed sibs. Entrance, 15. 5. were in exilence and use prior to July-One mile and, three-quatters,, "_" / 1, 1892. in this manner it is hoped to Mr. John Peel's Quo10. (Johnstone) minimize the possibility of infringement, but Mr. Marius's Argante...(Vida) success in this respect requires that, all who Mr. Buxey's Glorious Rose (Master) 3 value their trademark should assist by supply. ing the necessary, particulate without delay,

THE GRAND STAND STAKES.-Value, is The Committee of this Yokohama Foreign 250, Second pony, Th, 75. If five or more Board of Trade is of opinion that this sugges starters, third pony, Tie. 50. For China ponies tion offered by Mr. Hisamoto, of the Patent being bona fide griffins at date of entry. Weight Bureau, is el an extremely liberal character for inches as per scale. Winners of ne race 5 and hope that it will receive the widest posibs. extra; two or more races 7 lbs, extra. sible circulation by all who are in any way Jockeys who have over won an official race interested.

allowed iba. Estrance. Tis,5-Three quarters of a mile.

COMMERCIALL

TO-DAY'S EXCHANGE Selling

London Back,T.T...........

Do..demand.....

Do, months' sight

France-Back 1.T..

America-Bank T.T.

Germany-Bank'T:T...

India T.T. capass Do. demand...

Shanghai-Book T.T.

Singapore T.T.

Japan-Bank T. T.

·Java-Bagk T,T..........

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4 months-right-£/Cominum/1-9/16-

6 months' sight L/C........................3/1.13'16

30 days" sight-San Francisco & Naw York,.51) 4-months.aight

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(Schnorr) ...(Master)

14,466,856

1,179,555 37.638,246

741,491

l'a, ment of principal and interest

392,992

of loan bonds..

bed, 201,197,000 Other Government expenditure

abroad....... Investments abroad

An actios in which a good den! of local la

tearest in centred, was opened in the Supreme Court, yesterday also before the Acting

J4 Mr. Justice A. G. Law,,

The plaintiffs are the youthful sons of the Comte de Bondy Riario, the well-known French Conunlar representative here-Raphael and Harald de Bendy. The defendant is a China" | man, Ho Yang Peng.

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THE

1975 ROBINSON PIANO

Hongkong, 6th November, 1907,

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD, BREMEN, IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINE,

NOTICE TO.CONSIGNEES. THE Steamship

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PRINZESS ALICE," having arrived, Consignees al Cargo are hereby informed that their Goods, with the exception of Opinm, Treasure and Valuables, are" being landed and stored at their risk into the hazard^;] cus snd/or extra bazardous Gedowns of the OFFER THEIR ENTIRE

Mr Nanson for the plaintiffs and Mr. Everitt for defendant.

Both cases being similar ware taken together.

HOW THE ACTION ARISES The action arises as a requel to a landing of the two lads at Siglap, from a boat in which they were proceeding near the beach, and the removal of an iron chain, which caused Ho Yang Pengy who stated the chalo was his, to have the boys arrested and taken to the police station. They were released by their friends, but rearrested, and ultimately discharged. The claim on behalf of Raphael de Bandy was Stojopo for assault; fales im prisonment and malicious prosecution." · And' that on behalf of his brother was the same sum for false imprisonment and malicious prosecuing

tion but not assault/

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Hongkong 'and Kowloon Wharf and, Godown Company, Limited, Kowloon, whence delivery may be obtained.

Optional Cargo will be forwarded..unless notice to the contrary be given before TUESDAY, the 5th of November, at 5 F...

No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns, and all: Goods remain- undelivered after the 12th of November, will be subject to rent.

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All broken, chafed, and damaged Goods are. to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on the 12th of November, at 9.50 A‚k. All Claims must reach us before the 16th of November, or they will not be recognized.

No Fire Insurance will be effected.. Bill of Lading will be countersigned by the Undersigned.

"NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD,

MELCHERS & Co.,

Agents Hongkong, 5th November, 1997

-A'UNIQUE POYAGĖ.

SAFE ARRIVAL OF STEAM DREDger at SHANGHAI.

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The first of the steam dredgers for the two-i million taal dredging contract is connexion with the Huangpu Conservancy work arrived here from Holland yesterday, reports the 'N. C. D. News, of 1st inst. Her name is the Colonia, she is owned by the East Asiatic Dredging Company, and was built by Grofe- mederij at Leiden this year. The dredger in fitted with buckets and suction apparatus, buvat present she does not present a very workman like appearance, as her buckets have been re- moved, the bucket smme is shipped, hatches are battened down, the engine room is inaccessible, while her deck upperworks and sides are coated with iust, She is now lying up at the Kiangpan Arsenal jetty, and bafora sha bagine, work, abe will go into Dock for a thorough overhaul. Fas more interesting at prosent is the raames. the powerful Rotterdam steam tug that has towed her out.

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The boys told the defendant that he could 10,947,851

4.328,679 have the chain if it were his, but they did not know that it was. The defence set out 59,030,100

romionable causs for what was done.

Counsel proceeded that this was a case in 295,500,000

6,051,741 tort, and no special damages were claimed, but this was a case for exemplary damages. There 1,000, were all sorts of aggravating circumstances in this case. Defendant had acted as hardly as 143,000

he could though the plaintiffs, were mere boys. THE RUSTY IRON CHAIN. 795.303

Raphael de Bondy went into the box and anid that on the day in question he and his brother Y453,687,075

and tutor west in a rowing boat. The tide was very low and still running out and they had to pull the beat over the mud to get to the sand. 8,161,552 They walked a little along the shore, and no-

liced a fusly iron chain embeded in the sand. Į 7,654,309

They took the chain out of the sand and drag. 10,934,134 ged it to their boat, which was rua up on the shore. They had no reason to suppose the chain belonged to anybody. They had no intention of appropria ing it and it was all done in play. Oo the Malay kebun coming up and asking them what that chain was," they made 47,680,661 no reply. The defendant, He Yang Peng (as 3.325,000 they now know him), came up and called out and he went and asked him what he wanted, Y171,082,139

Defendant then began abusing him in Malay and said he was atending bis chain. He It is pointed out that there are several items said he was'a pig and thief, in Malay, Witness bob under the head of Influx and Efflux replied that if the chain were defendant's he which are of an extraordinary or temporary could take it back again. Defendant did not character, such as the calling in of the loan accept the offer but sent for four ja,as-one for funds, foreign investments, etc, in the former; the police, the others to guard them. He and the payment of principal and interest upon (plaintiff) said "I want to go home" and one of loans, Japanese investments abroad, etc., in the man pat out his arms. Defendant said A trim little vessel she looked as the lay the latter After slimigating the items of an "Tangkap And one of the, jagas pushed alongside the Kiangnan whatf. She has two bim back. He and his brother were keptuousually large funnels for a craft of hier size, on the ahoro with the tutor, Ho Yaug and is well equipped in every way." She in Peng abused him in English and Malay fitted throughout with electric. light, has a and in Malay he said very indecent things, powerful dynamo on board, and has a search- He also made ladecent gestures to accompany light on her bridge, by means of which she can the words. Witness told him he was the French keep a watch on her low at night. The crew Consul's con ; and Yang Peng said in Malay, sleep in the forecastle, and the captain has a "I don't care whether you are the French cosy little cabin under the bridge, on the wall of Consul's son," you are ́a French thief."

which is the motto "As Gods tegen in alles showed Yang Peng the place from which they gelegen." At the back of the bridge there is a had taken the chain, and asked how he was to second steering wheel, which enables the know the chain was Yang Pong's, but the latter Captain 10 mancouvre bis vessel with greater constable arrived; neither hd nor his brother The Thamer gross tonnage is 383, and she was repeated that shey were stealing it. Socnapative case when tying up, or approaching a wharf,

ware.ever in the boat with the chain, Yang Peng built by Rykes & Co. of Rotterdam this year. said to the policamac, Arrest these boys, Her enginns, which develop 1,200 horse power, IT IS ALL SCOTCH AND THE BEST OF they have stolen my chain." The policeman and give her a speed of fourteen kavis per hour,

ALL SCOTCH. said that as it was a charge of these they would have to obey Yang Peng's orders and go to

WHAT MORE NEED BE SAID Rochores His tutor objected. Defendant seat for another policaman, and a Malay came. During this time they were detained on the shore.

extraordinary pature, the Department, comes to the opinion that the normal balance-sheet would stand thus *.influx.....

Efflux

-.Y.'99,014,075 70,565,139

Excess of receipts.......Y28,449,946 All this is very interesting, but it is also very speculative. For example, under "Influx of Specie" we have 14 million yen received by Japar ese ships abroad, while, under the head of "Efflux foreign ships are only tepresented We are very much inclined to believe that as as receiving for freight in Japan 1 of a millor,

regards the former the estimate to far too high and that fo the latter it is far too low. Again, we doubt very much if premiums from abroad received by Japanese insurance companies amount to ever a million yen The expiendi ture of forelgo visitors seems also to be placed rather too high, and represents an increase of more than 100 per cent, on the estimates of four years, p. Again, under the head of "Efflux" we have the sum of close on eleven" Laurance).millions asthe profit foreigners from enter

(Schnorr) aprises in Japan. Turping to the fuller figured we find that of this amount 31 million yen is (Waillumier) 3 given as net profit of foreigners' from business in Japan, while it million is the net profit from THE PARI MUTURI CUP-Value, Tis, 250. foreign capital in Japan-e put in by non-te Second pony, Tis. 75. If five or more starterssident foreigners presumably-2 2/3 millions third pony, Th. 50. For China ponies. Weight premiums paid to foreign life insurance for inches as per scale. Griffin's at date of companies, Yarocoo interest paid foreigners entry allowed 7 lbs, ¡Non-starters and winnen at this meeting, 7 464, extra. Entrance, Tly,

Mr. Fernando's Corrit Mr. Ballous's Gemini Messrs. Toeg & Specleo's Hunter

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One mile and a half

Mr, G. H. Potts' Mongol King ..(Cumming) Mr. John Peel's And Patrick......(Johnstone) Messrs. Oswald, Hunter and Burkill's' ...... Ravenshoe (Master) Timo-323.

THE WEATHER,

BAREFOOTED, TO THE POLICE STATION,

were constructed by Wilton's Engineering and Slipway Co., of Rotterdam. She has on board

Hopking. 5th November 1977.

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A crew of twelve, exclusive of the captain, YOUR WINE MERCHANT HAS IT OR": engineer and mato;' 'Captain Post, who is, in

WILL GET IT FOR YOU... command of her, has had £ 5 years' experience on tugs, and one of his exploits was the towing of the large floating dock from the Tyne to Dur The second constable was carrying hand-ban, a few years ago. Captain Post is a Dutch. cuffs in his hands. They were never used; man, an excellent English linguist, and `a the constable said they would use in case skipper who would delight W. W. Jacobs. Hà of resistance. They were taken to Biglap. has a rough and hearty masser, but unbands Nation in custody of two policemen, along after a little persuasion, and responds with a the public road. He had no coat on, or shoes, gruff laugh to any favourable comments on bis His tutor had no shoes. They were sil bare vessel, fooled. When in the station he asked to be allowed to go home, as they had had no

The Thames left Emden with the Colonis in tow on June 10 last. Two bands lived on on money on fixed deposit in Japanese banks, breakfast. Defendant drove up in a car

the dredger throughout the voyage. A fourteen. and z millions money remilled home by fore: riage and was followed by two men carrying towing, and it lasted throughout the voyage. In Inch Manila rope, 150 fathoms long, was used for igners Bal bowlgit possible for the Finance the chaid. Defendant wrote a report in Department to know how much money is English, which he translated to the Malay.

case of accident two more tow ropes of fourteen, emitted home by foreigners? Clearly this must Witness heard defendant order their removal

and sixteen inches respectively worn carried ba pu a guesswork. So far as the account is to Rochore, and he left. As they went to

on board the tug. : Algiers was reached in concerned, however, it is clear that the sum Rochore a lot of people looked after them and twenty-three days. After coaling there another actually remitted in all that should be calculated followed them, They were then in the same

ten days' took the tog and her low to. Porti ja estimating the movement of specie. The state, without shoes or stockings or anything to Said. Two days wale occupied in passing "profit" made by foreigner,hich in the est: They were told they could not have a

through the canal, owing to the loss of a pro- above 1.ble would seem to include the total of ríkisba as they (plaintiffs) and no money. Watpeller blade, an accident which 'necessitated a all salaries, is shipped homa in bulk to the

ness met an acquaintance, a Corsican gentle mental-error-which seems to ran through all policemen if they could wear their clothes, Japanese calculations of the economic position This was refused.

The following report is from Mr. F. G. Figs countries where, foreigners 'belong is a fundaman, whom they asked to inquire from the days'steaming from Sues brought the Thames

90 days sight Sydney and Melbourne 2.1 13/16 Director of the Hongkong Observatory :-

a monika' night "FeaDCÒ....................nage2.67] On the 6th at 1250 p.-The barometer ha 6 months' sight ......................69risen consideraly in X. Japan, and fallen

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4 months' sight Germany......................2.19 slightly on the E. and N.E. coasts of China,

Bank of France.34 %. Sovereign

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of the foreigner in this country. It should be

Witness succeeded in escaping before they Ber Silver ........................28 3/16. The observations from the Boain islands evident, on very brief consideration that get to Rochors. The others were released some indicate the existercs of a depression to the the profit made by foreigners is in large time later. The folloxing day they received a Bank of England rate

...8%

measure spent in the "country itself, and summons for theil Witness was asked a few Market rate unadamu w61 % Southward of the. Group..

A high pressure area lies over the Sea of only a very small proportion is sent abroad. questions when he appeared: in Court, but be Japan

Thus so far from foreigners beläg a drain on was notʼsyorn. ' Gradients are, moderate to slight in the the country, they form an actual asset, in that Counsel: Has anybody ever brought up South, and fresh monsoon is expected to prevail by their experience and knowledge'they pro- | this chargò against you since? in the Formosa Channel and the N. part of the without which "profits" in the trade sense of told us before I had been arrested that we mote the movement in trade and commerce Witben: Oh! Yes....Arentiamın : who

Hongkong Rainfall for the as hours ending the term would not exist. Not the whole bal- could pass through his compound, when e at to a.m, lo-day, ooo inches..

ance, theat strikes us as being of a very fanel liked, canis out with bis stick and asked me .@ .059/980

CARE FORECAST,

fat-and speculative character. For example, what I meant by, this. It was trespassing. I @1,000/1,030 1-Hongkong and neighbourhood, "NE.how can profif upon articles, imparted to be told him he had given as permission to pass

Par chest winds, moderate ; fair,

manufactured be calculated a so much influx and what had happened to make you change of specie ? Such estimates must be rather your mind. He said, "Since I bave heard misleading than otherwise, and the chief valus | about you and Mr. Ho Yang Peng, about the of such a jable is to direct attention to the ex- chain,"

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4-South coast of China between Hongkong and Helsan, samo ai No, a.

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stay of a week at Suer for repairs. Twelve to Adon, it being necessary to lie to for three. days off Socotin, owing to unfavourable weather. About a week was spent at Aden owing to the prevailing S.W. monsoon, and, as it was, hasty weather was experienced, dare ing the twenty-nine days' run from Adeo to Babang. The journey from Sabang to Singapore was accomplished in six days, and (hence the tug nad dredger came direct to Shanghai aa days, five al which were spent at anchor at Break-

water Island. The average speed for the firt part of the voyage was six know, but as they dredger's bottom became excrusted with barnicles the latter portion of the journey was accomplished at an average rate of five knots,

As soon as the Thames, and the Colanta were- moord to, the Kiangaan wharf, crowd of sampaus came alongside, and throughout the afternoon the women who were on board them Malware opcupied in removing Barnicles from the dredges'a side; for, na q'lnodah axplained, “they belang more better oysters,

istence of unseen exporte and importa—Japan Cross-azimination was deferred and the case Chronicle.

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