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Entimation.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH SATURDAY DECEMBER 14 1907.

WEST RIVER PATROL:

factor in producing the conditions which make subsidies necessary, but it is a minor factor. Free-trad England finds them as CHINESE LAUNCH OVERHAULED, essential as other nations. The principle of protection does not apply beyond national boundaries. Our contemporary remarks:

S. WATSON & CO., The vituperaters are accustomed to ali

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BRITISH CRUISERS VIGILANT

[From Our Own Correspondent.

LOCAL GARRISON.

at the inquity of paying public money

Canton, th December!" to bloated corporations who ard suck.

Another complaint has reached the author ing the life blood of the Nadoo, No ties in Craton. It is to the affect that, op the bloated corporation that we know of it sih instant, one of the cruiters attached 10 the operating American ships on the deep British Flotilla overhauled a Chinese-owned seas and getting rich by it.

We do not launch flying the British flag, when nearing think the expressed fear of the Pacific Tak Hing, with a passenger junk in low. The trew of the British vessel made an inspection of POPULARITY Mail Steamship: Company that I

It will

the passengers on board the isunch and jusk, have to withdraw from the Asiatic trade and apparcally, hopparing suspicious, baoded mere..." talk............ We are of the opinion them to the Ho Row Customs station to be that it cannot stand the competition much dealt with. longer, even with Asiatic crews. The argu ment in favour of ship subsidies is that without them we can have no deep-sea American merchant marine of any conse quence. Other nations give subsidies most of all Japan, which ought to be able to: sail ships without subsidies if any country can. So far as the Pacific trade is concern ed we should not suppose that any one would claim that American-built ships manned by American sallors could compete, without „subsidies, with Japanese-built ships canned by Japanese crews and heavily subsidized At that. It cannot be done. It is not CONSISTENT EXCELLENCE altogether a matter of sentiment that

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good men dislike to have American ships driven from the ocean. It is a matter of commerce, for a subsidized line of steamers can be made to go where we desire, and with easy communication trade grows. It is a matter of protection, for In time of war, the San Francisco journal urges, an

PURE MALT WHISKY American feet of swift steamers for trans

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ports, scouting, coal carrying and such fer- vices might prova our natiqual salvation. In our opinion the President, whether he favours ships subsidies or not, could do the country a great service by a calm discussion in a state paper, in which no real objection should be minimized, but the facts bearing on the matter made clear, together with the arguments which they support.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.

STATION leave of absence has bren granted to Captain R. Whitehead, R.Q.A from. trib lo 10th December."

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RECENT ARRIVALS

The undermentioned details arrived in this Command on roid instant, per, II. T. Stellig, ar notified in the Garrison Orders of today's date

From England-Royal Antillery Major D. F. Logad and wife, Lient: R. H. Fitzroy, zod Lieute, A. W. Chapman and F. Thicknesse, Captain K. D, Hutchinson, wife and a children, Captain V. L. Beer, wife and 2 children. 24 N. CO's and man, 32 women, 31 children.

ROYAL ENGINEERS.

Lieut. B. E. Coke and wife, Lieut. E. Wood- house, wile and a children of Captain" Walker, 2nd Lieut. C. K. Shannon, and Liant, C., A Rivers Moore, 73 W. O., N. c. Q's and men,

a women and 3 children.

3RD MIDDLESEX; REGIMENT, 154 N; C. O's and men, a women, children

ARKY. SERVICE CORPS, Major H. F. T. Fisher and wife, z warrani officer (indulgence from Malta), 12 N. C. O.

und men, I woman, I child,"

ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS, Colonel H. Marlin, Major. S. Macdonald, Lieut. and Qr Mr. G. A. Benson, Lieut, and Mr. J. Glennon, wife and diughter, 22 N. C. O's and men, z wonen, & children.

ARNY ORD. DEPT, AND CORPS.

Lieutenant-Colonel W. Lambert, wife and daughter, Captain J. H. Murray, wife and a children. Captain (D C.O) A. Baker, wife and's childres, Captain (1.0. M.) O. Brown, wife and 4 children, 17 N. C. C.'s and men, 4 women, 8 children, Foreman Goulding, wife 'and 2 children. '

WOCHOWANOTES:

WEST RIVER PATROL

11th December : 19077, *HM:S. Moorhen with Torpedo Bost 4 15 of the raw Patrol Flotilla arrived here three days o. The Moorhen left the following morning ago. for Hongkong, but the A 35 in making a foot days stay until.relieved by the Sandpiper and another torpedo boat. The natives are dis playing a lot of curiosity in the movements of the British Fietilla but absolutely no hostila feeling is belog shown locally. As a matter of fact the petty traders welcome the advent of the flotilla as they are profiting by the increase in butinerk. ↑

CANTON DAY BY DAY.

FAMOSI DISTURYANCE:

[From Our Own Correspondchi.}

Canton, 13th December. Owing to the recent rising at Chun "Nam Kwan, in Kwangai, H.E. the Viceroy his sent telegraphic orders to Yum Chow to transfer Total Kwok Jen-ching, the commander of troops there, to Kwangel for service. A

In accordance with a telegraphic request from the officials at Yumchow, the authorities. have given lnstructions to the local Arsenal to supply the Imperial troops at Yumchow with 500 rifles and 100,030 rounds of ammunition, which will be taken to the destination by the Chinese garboat Fak Per

VICEROY, TENDERS RESIGNATION,

UNCHAR

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It is notifie of the strack a pinn fathom

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THE OPIUM QUASTION,

MR. TË EL TAYLOR, MP., AND

Mr, Theodore G.......1.aylor, U.P., in the House of Commnation resolution expressive at the lave

of the House towards Chin

THE RIVER. The river having fallan in the winter level, the Customs have now bu yed the channels at Dosing and the first and second Wuchow. Owing to the difficulies in conducting for Barr, with Triangolar Spar Buoys painted Red sign affairs, H.E. Viceroy Chang Jen-chupcurtail this opium trade, addr and Black. A notification to mariners bas bas tondered his resignation to the Throne been circulated and the buoying of these from the viceregal position of the Liang Kwang places is gladly welcomed by the shipping provinces, but the application was refused. community.

SPORT.

The local sportsmen availed themselves of the slay of the Torpedo Roat 4.35 30 port 0 have a cricket match on Monday. A stajl was. made at 430 pus., Wuchow bating first. The local team knocked up 35 tung for 6 wickets and declared the innings closed, giving the naval men a chance of knocking up the runs with 40 minutes to play. The visitors were in poor form and were all dismissed for 27 rurs, Mestre, Daniel and Smiles each taking wickets and baving a remarkable analysis.

CLÂN FIGHT AT 1UE DOOKS...

POLICE ATTACKED BY HAR KAS,

"A disturbance, bordering very nearly on a riot, 100k place last night at the Kowloon Docks be een two gangs of coolies-Hak-kas add Hok 10s. From Information a Hongkong Telegraph representative could gather to-day, it would ap pear tha the trouble started about half-past four o'clock yesterday afternoon, but it was not until aller sundown that the affair was

bought to a head. A number of Hak. has wu esgaged during the quarrying on the top of the hill for the No. 1 Dock extension. The Hok-tos were at work immediately belt them. Somehow or a other a quaniity of earth was let fall on the Hellos, who the,ht it was done purposely, Nothlog was said at the time, but after dinner the question was brought up again and, the Hok-los proceeded to the "Flak-as' matched. armed with bamboo poles, to demand an explana tion. None was tonhcoming and both gang clashed. The fight lasted for about five minutes ARMY CHAPLAIN'S DEFT,~Rev. A.D. Ennis during which the Hak-kas were forced to retreat. and wife.

A lukong standing on, duty in Market Street EDUCATIONAL DEPT.-Schoolmistress Miss saw a crowd running in his direction, and

--ARMY NURSING STAFF.-Miss A, M.,5bor

rock.

saria, no nove Manchester Reg.-Barget Bling), Ship's Q. M. Sel.

ARMY PAY DEPT. and Corps. Major W. B. Lauder, and Class Asst. Acct. Warbrooke, 3 N. C.0.4 and men, a women, a

A. S. WATSON & CO., Tan Peteris Father Angonia Picick ins When

LIMITED, '- WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS.

ESTABLISHED) A.D. 1841.

ALEXANDRA BUILDINGS. Hongkong, 30th November, 1907,

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The Hongsang Gelegraph.

HONGKONG, SATurday, December 14, 1907.

SHIP SUBSIDIES.

been appointed chaplain of prisons, with effect from the 6th inst.

MR. Pattenden having resigned membership | B. C. Myles. and the post of honorary secretary of the Church Body, Mr. Alfred Bryer has been appointed in his place..

An old offender for cutting open a bag of sugar

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THE COLONIAL OFFICE

LORD ELGIN'S SCHEME OF REORGANISATION The reorganisation of the Colonial Office in relation to its dealings with the self-governing colonies was one of the subjects debated at the Colonial Conference in My last, and Lond Elgin then gave assurances that the suggestions of the Colonial delegates would be carried into effect. The form in which the recommendation of the Conference has been applied is show. by a dispatch to the Governors of the self governing Colaples, which was issued last month as a White taper,

Chinese audience in the Mat Hall of the Chinese Y. M. C...

After some letroductory rethar ked the young man facute of your country?" "Whi going to have in, making yo In the future?! He, poin strength of Great Britain, and the China depended not upon rum aw upon the quality of her ave more particularly en herleading. attended this meeting in a, peal country of these young men. Peo land had been working, agai it traffic for a long time it bad taken maay years of hard work, falth and prayer to change public opinion on the subject. The unanimous decision of the House of Commons represent

Lord, Elgin, waiting on 21 Sept. fast, ex-ed a great victory for morals over money, for plains that the pledge he gave the Conference principle over interest. It was the Christian was so, to endeavour to arrange the work and people of England who had won this victory. the sulf of the Colonial Office as to' constitute' a separate branch for dealing in the business of the self-governing Colonies and to connect with it a permanfit sectclary, who will be specially charged with the duties, saltospective and prospective alike, imposed or contemplated by the periodical Conferences.

STRENGTHENED AND ENLARGED.. The Colonial Secretary proceeds:

The business of the Colonial Office has been arranged up to the present time mainly on geographical fines, though there is a general department to which certain maters common to all the Colonies are referred. Th General Department" propose in future to strengthen and enlarge, and to separate entirely the work of the self-governing Colonies from that of the Crown Colonies and Protectorates...

The Colonial Office will therefore in future ba divi led into three branches or department, one dealing with the self-governing Colonier, a second dealing with the Crown Colonies and Protectories, and a third-the General De- partment,

Mr Taylor proceeded to relate the arguments which had been advanced in support opium traffic, and said that those who cos demnad the traffic replied that they were determined that Britain's share in the "ro sponsibility should cease. It was not Britain's duly to hold the Chinese Government to the Trealy, but she must help her in the great task. before her... Public opinion had compelled the House of Commons to carry unanimously thin resolution, and public opinion said that the traffic was not right and the pallon, must give up its part la it as quickly as possible. Now

what had been done by China ?" There had been the edict of September zu 1906, forbidding the cultivation of the poppy and the consumption of the drug; there had been a further, decree in June, 1507, and then the closing of the apum shops. Mr. Taylor referred to what Kiangsu had done and said that the Chinese bad scared over the British, for they bad closed their oplum dens in the Shanghai native city before those in this Settlement were cinsed. The Englimb, fiks the Chinese, were slow to move, but when they did move it was quickly, and, therefore, he would look in the newspapers next March to see the report of the Ratepayers' meeting, and to see whether they voted for the removal of the opium deos from the Foreign Settlement of Shanghai. The battle had only just begun and than the closing of dens. One of the reaso01 why japan was strong was that she stamped out opium-smoking like the plague. What Japan could da Chint could also do, and Great

on Ewo Jetty, and stealing 40 lbs. of sugar, was sentenced to 300 blows, and 2. weeks indulgenca nurse, Capt, Stanhorough, Lisut, no' sposer got near to them than a Hak. with the self-governing communities will be the Chinese would have to go much further. Cangue, says the lankow Daily News.

THE National Republican' Convention wil ba held at Chicago on June 16. The members of the National Committee have failed to their

DOMINIC NS DEPARTM”NTS. believing that something was in the air, he

Loid: Elgia procede to siste that the fint of upped one man and questioned' him, "." A light is on at the docks," the Hoki lo said, and these three department will be known as the one man is killed. The Jukong burned in Dominions Départment,, the term being used that direction, but the fight had ended by the to, differenti,te the status of the self-governing From Singapore-ROVAL ARTILLERY time be arrived. All he saw was a number of provinces of the Empire from that of the Wife and child, of Capt Burton, R. G. A., and its assembled near the No. 1 deck. He had Crown Colonies. All the business connected ka named Chan Treung picked up a good included in its scope; and the staff of the siz:d stone and, hurling it at the lukong, Dominions Department will be in no way con struck him do the chest, bowling himdered with the Crowa Colonies... over. The lokong was of his feet. the next All questions of emiration will be referred minute, and rushing at his assistent, over to this department, and it will keep in close-untain most do, for she bad opium-smoking in powered him, and removed him to Hunghom touch with the Commercial Intelligence Com Hongkong and the Straits Settlemania. Mr. Police Station, Hearing the news "ergeant mitles of the Board of Trade. Watt promptly made for the scene, and he himself came very nearly getting injured. Two

¿A. H. Allen..

ROYAL ENGINEERS,—Lieur, Colonel H. V. Kent (on sick leave), o N. C. Q).'s and men.

ROYAL WEST KENT REGIMENT.

Licut. Paget, zad Lieut. Hamley, 53 N.C.Ö.'s attempt to induce President Roosevelt to stand and men, convalescent party, i woman and again.

Ar the expiration of three months from the 13th Inst, the Star Fie Insurance Company, Limited, will, unless enuse it shown to the contrary, be struck-off-the-Register and the Company will be dissolved........

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Bir Thomas Sutherland's statement to the shareholders of the P. & O S. N. Co. has disclosed to the mercantile world at large a condition of affaire in the shipping trade Lizu-COLONEL N. Lambert, Army Ord, Dept. | which we are not surprised at for the having arrived by H. 1'. Sicilis has from this, strenuous efforts of the Japanese to caplu e dite assured the duties of Chief Ordnance the commerce created and fostered by British | Officer, South Chion, nám 'Licut-Colonel E H. capital and enterprise have long been the Seymour proceeding to Gibraltar for duty. subject of comment in these columns. For some time past we have repeatedly sounded TENDERS will be recrived at the Colonist Secretary's Office, until, noon of Wednesday, the note of warning; the echo now comes the 18th instant for the supply of miscellaneous from London-a centre which, until recent stores for construction of the Kawtonn-Canton Railway, British section, for one year from 1st January not

months, appeared to have been oblivious of the policy which was guiding our Japanese competitors in their race for supremacy in Far Eastern Seas. That policy was backed by no less than a paternal Government which

child.indulgence.

ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS.

The secretariat of the Imperial Conference will be linked to this department without being

Taylor said that his party would not rest in the House of Commons until they had compelled their government to stop opium-smoking in China would do the samo, ma

Cxplain J. H. Duguid, I warrant officer and of the gang turned on him with bambia poles entirely merged in it. The secretary will be British colonies, and he hoped the people of wife, man.

Army Ordnance Corps.--2.men..

Royal Navyr details. From Ceylon:- Captain j. L. Jones, R. indulgence.

SUICIDE AT, WEST POINT.

YOUNG WIDOW'S GHIEF.".

A young woman, whose name was given 10 the police as Chung Shan, was found dead in her house-1, Sheong Fung Loos, West Point--yesterday afternoon. The woman's body was found by a maid servant who went to make the bed." She found the dior locked from within and she summoned the deceased's MESSRB Gilman & Co., Lloyds agents in Hong-husband's brother to investigate. He climbed | kong, this morning received the following tele- up and thrust his head through the transon gram hom Sabang-$.9: Chariton passed and the shock he received aroused the the locked 13th December." On inquiring at the ofice of house. When the door Messrs. Gilman & Co. for the purport of the room was forced the woman's body, was telegram we were cour cously informed that found lying on the floor, her hands resting over her face. Inspector Collett was in mediately the firm had not any idea about lete q

ntified of the affair and he had her remains PROFESSOR Do Espirando, of the Government removed to the mortuary, where it was disco. College at Caracas, Venezuels, has been vered that death was due to opiom poisoning. making some interesting experiments with it: was learnt to-day that the young woman electric eels (says The New York World). He took her life because the euld not live sloge,

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with the wherewithal'obtained from British and American capitalists, has directed its energies in subsidies and bounties to undermine the very interests which stood for the Japanese in their hour of need. It'ia curious that from England and America simultaneously the voice of complaint is heard. On the question of the subaldy granted by the Japanese Goverment to their national began with one hundred average-sized electric her husband having died some time at shipowners on n the Pacific, the San cel. Copper wire collars were put around month,

Chronicle reports that, Francisco

at their necks just behind the "ea19," and then the banquet to the Congressional dele. connections were made between all the collars gation the other night, Governor Gillette'da motor, the captive cell being in the river lavede

near the shore. The vinteal flopping- and expressed himself as heartily in favour of contortions of the eels created a most uncertain. substantial subsidies to American shipping. sort of electric corrent, so the professor There is a very strong party in the country procured another 101 cels, and put them which favours that policy, among whom, we into a sing bath, which he had in his suppose, may be counted the President. house, and connected it with the motor, The party which favours such subsidies sup and, found that they produced, about 20 porta it by reasoning. The party which horse-power. With this he ran a mill and ports it pay have lighted op bis house and grasas. The power Been great floods of literature on this sub-from each wel suffiped to produce 45 candle

Incandescent lights," file also found that

The following report in from Mr. E.G. Fig. Diretor of the Hongkong Observatory *-—-

On the sath at goa. The depression, lying over 5. Manchuria yesterday, hai traversed the Box of Japan and is situ ted la the neighbourhood of Hakodate this morning A very rapid increase of pressure has taken place over N, China which is now covered by an anticyclonic areas cidades para

The monsoon is expected to freshen chesi derally in the Formosa Channel, and over the N. part of the Chlos, Sex by tomorrow,

Hongkong Rainfall for the 24 hours ending. atto am today,obo leches.

ject and read a good deal of it--but we to car can be run for 24 hours with 100 nover yet saw a calmly reasoned argumenteel, in a tank ft. long, by shit, square, weigh- against ship subsidies. We have seen no ing less than 2001b. It is cisimed that the end of abuse. We never saw one frank largest open steamers lost can be, rud, with | FORECASTANYA discussion by an opponent. A common 200, co eels, producinų 40,000 horse-power, allegation-used to support both sides

that it is an extension or an abuse,

of the principle of" protection," We do not see that it has any relation to that, 2x cept very indirectly. It is perhaps true that protection to home: Industries has been one.

1 Hongkong and grighbourhood, N. winds, and contained in a tank not larger bus to x freshening considerably gleir, ya da kd 1DX 15. This plaos will have to be duplicated,Formosa Channel, N.E, winds, Bros so that when the energy in one is axhausted, to a gala, road drazin It can be holsted from the bold to the deck, so South coast of Chios between thất: the light, of the sun may infuse now and Lamocks, sama at No

South coast of Chips between anergy into it while the power is farmi led by 120 relay plant,

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The Sergeant, however, succeeded in getting member of the department; and he will bave "out of reach and when¬bju-assailanto-least ex--"direct access to the Secretary of State,–

pected it assistance arrived and they were arrested, as were eleven other men. Soom after the crowd had melted away a Hak-ka named Tsang Wong was picked up in the street buffering from wounds on the head and was removed to the stafion, where he was treated, He accused Chan Theung of assaulting him.

CROWN COLONIES DEPARTMENT. [-] The second department will be styled the Colonial, or Crown Colasies, Department, with deal with the administrative and political work of the Crown Colonies and Protectorates,

The third, or General -Doparment, will be also the legal department, and will deal with various matters common to all the Crown At the Police Court, this forenoon, the ac- Culonies-such as currency, banking, postal cused were charged before Mr. F. A. Mareland and telegraph matters, education, medical atd with disorderly behaviour. In addition (hananitary questions, pensions, patronage, and so Tecung was indicted for assaulting. Trang forth. Lord Elgin adds i Wong and the lukong. For their riptous con-

lo' connection, more especially with this de, duct each man was fined Sia. Chan Tseung partment, four stnding committees will be had to pay an extra 110 for assaulting Trang established, vz, 3 Patronage and Promotions Wong, while on the charge of assaulting an Committee, a Railway, and Financial. Com officer whilst in the execution of bil doty he mittee, a Concessions Committee, and was convicted under Section 34 of Ordinance 2 | Pensions Committee.

1863, and sentenced to fourteen days", ime prisonment and six hṛur" stocks-to be exhi bited on the spot where the disturbance oc-

curred;

CALENDARS, ETC, RÜCKIVED:

From Messre, Sennet Fibres a useful paper knife.

From Messa Arahold, Kaiberg & Co local agents for the Royal Insurance Co, Ldi, * p-cket almanas and diary for, 1908 and

desk: blotter

PERMANENT STAFF,

Mr. Taylor proceeded to refer to his inters views with H. R. Yang Shih-brian and HrK, Na Tang, and expressed confidence in the sincerity of China to throw off the bane of opium. He pointed out that Sir Edward Grey Mr. John Marley and the British Government generally were genuinely sincere in their desire to help Chlon. Great Britain and Chins could carry out this great reform if the governments had public opinion behind them, and he exhored the young men to work so that public op alon would say that the people

By would bot have this traffic. He palated out that public opinion dejerisined what was done in a country and he showed the young man present the fis d of work that lay before them, appealing to them to live and work for their country. He promised that Englishmen would

-continue to work and believe in Chisa's sin

cerity, and he asked them to work and "balièra In England Rustic

The permanent staff of the Colonial Office Included, at the head, the Permanent Vader. In conclusion, Mr. Taylor appealed to the Secretary of State and four Assistant Under young men of China to do their best in fatum to i

fight against the squeeze aystem and, said Secretaries. The Permanent Under-Secretary that China zeeded good men to save her for will remain, se now, the permanent head of the their county's wak, men who would refuse whole uffice.

take bribes arthair country's expense

The speech, which was listened to wish The four Assistant Lader-Secretaries will

attention; was ponctusted, by hearty applauses be allotted as follows: Mr, Antrobus wil tako. O D, NowNAGA control of the Crown Colonies Department,

DRUAR NGA

Mr. Cox will have control of the General with very heavy and important work. Department, The Dominions Department From the Scottish Daion and National will be under the control of the Senior Assisisot Insurance Co, Ld., represented in Hongkong Under-Secretary, ale. Lucas, and with him by Mostre Sander, Wieler & Co., A handsome will be associated Mr. Just, tha Junior Assistant wall calender.

25 3 Under Secretory, off From Messra. Meyerink & Co., an: bigbalf of

the Liverpoot and London and Globe Jesuratice Co., a wall calender, a

From Mess, W. G. Humphreys & Co advenisins calenders, for the State Pics and General Life Assurance Corporation, Lo,

From Messi A, B. Watson & Co, Ld," an

ornamental calendar of pretty design.

From the Victoria Dispensary a smaller col- endar with a dainty picture of a girl in colours,

MARIAN" is the one of a watchman beard the Canton steamer, Kinitan. Hacharged

PERMANENT SECRETARY,

SHIPPING AND

Canadian Empress of India) 16/hr inst. German (frina Bitel Friedrich) 17th Jantz Ger. (Prinz Rezant Luitpolá), 19:4:İNE, Indian (Lightstes) j9lb lasts pur

Indian (Footrang) ash loa

Australian

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Australian (ChinaÍN) STS T Lord Klein states that he has nominated Mr. Just to bs Permanent Secretary of the Imperial The outcher Tell Ch

Jeff Chefos on roth insti Conference; and bis lordship says in conclusion and is due here on igit Init Conference, dailos of my proposals for mantha sa kanungston Java on tak fest, arranging he work of the Colonial Co. They and is due here on 20th to haradan

The Talyman left Thursday Island are made in the strong desire to promote the interests of all parts of the Empire, and to pre- 13th lasts and is due here on 36th Just..

The P. M.. S. 5. Cola 23, Sibiría arrived duce a ficient and sympathetic treatment of the San Francisco on 13th net, EPAVA manifold questions that arise. I ask for, and The CPR. Cal War??

am, confident shall receive, cordial co-opera-couver am,, on Isih inak, Jör: Markkengeria

the tisual Ports of Calli) sens tion from all concerned,

Count

* coplie this morning, at the Police Court, with The well-known police cricketer charged the being in unlawful possession of n-door mat | master of sampan

Rhout being able

kong embere be obtained"

The Apear Co.'s s‚s. Lightning from Jefgelogapore yesterday afterboos, and

expected here or 10 hiest,

The Imperial Gem

from Berlin of

0 107 Bt the

accused, was fined fast to the

Was sulging port yesterday meringu

Fon 17th inst