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Telegrams

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

SERVICE

THE JAPANESE BOYCOTT.

ADMIRAL LI CHUN BLAMED),

* [By courtery of the "Sheung Po,"}

Peking, 21st April, It is rumoured here that the Japanese attach to Admiral Li Chus this blame for the boycott in Canton.

POPPY. IN CHINA.

ANNUAL REDUCTION IN CULTIVATION,

[By courtesy of the "Sheung Po."]

Peking, 21st April - Board of Civil Affairs has decided

on the annual reduction in the acreage of land under poppy cultivation in China.

The Board has, accordingly, memorialized the Throne to that effect.

SIR ROBERT HART,

DEPARTURE FROM PEKING.

[By xuniory of the "Sheung Po

Peking, 211 April. Sir Robert Hart, Inspector-General of the Chinese Imperial Maritime Customs, took his departure from Peking on the zoth inst

CHERIANG RAILWAY.

APPOINTMENT OF BRITISH EN-

GINEER-IN-CHIEF,

[By cowlery of the *Skyung Po"}

Peking, 1st April. The Chekiang Railway Co, has decided

to appoint a Britisher as the Company's engineer-in-chief.

{Reuters)

Italy and Turkey.

"London, aoth April. Italy's demands from Turkey include a right for foreigners to acquire property in Turkey, and a cessation of the obstructions in the coasting trade..

The Tribuna states that Italy has kept the Powers informed vr the Post Office negotia tions, and even Germany has recognised her demands as well founded and her attitude

correct.

Prince Budlow re-expressed this view in fils conference will Signor Tittoni on Friday,

The Beet sails to-day.

Later

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH WEDNESDAY APRIL 22 198.

AAGSE YARN.

"EFFORTS FÖR RESTRICTION OF PRODUCTION.

HONGKONG OYMKHANA CLUB.

BECOND MEKTİNG,

RAUB GOLD MINING CO

[MONTHLY REPORT.

General Manager's Report for 4 weeks ends. Ang March 28,

bemite measurements, and assay' sosulta

To-day's Advertisements.

DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED.

THE Company's Steamship

"HAITAN,"

of prospecting work shows a total of 974 ft, for FOR SWA TOW, AMOY AND FOOCPOW, the period (weeks) under review, made up of Catch” weights at 10 st 6 lbs., Winners of ao open race or open griffin race 5 lbs, extrating and 309 of surface prospecting as against 43 ft. sinking, 194 Ft, driving, 479 ft. cross cut- Non-winning subscription griffies allowed a total of 648 ft. for the previous five weeks. lbs. Jockeys who have not won more thao two official races in Hongkong, Shanghai or Tientsin allowed. 5 ibi.. A cup called the Gymk up will be presented at the end of the seas to be won by the pony scoring

A menting was held on the 9th instant of The programme of the second meeting to be "the committee of the Japan Cotton Spinners' held at the Happy Valley, on Saturday, 16th

Association, when a resolution was adopted May, 1908, (weather permitting), is as follows relating to the restriction of the output of 1,1-3p.m.-GYMKHANA STAKES-Valon $100 report the Japan Chroniclo, The, resolution Distance one mile.. For all China ponies Tato be laid before the regular general meeting of the Association on the 17th instant. The resolution, recommends that the mills should suspend night work for three months between May rat and October 30th next, so far as the circumstances of each milt would allow, in order is reduce the production of coarse yard n 20 counts and below, this acting in com pliance with the suggestion of the Shinghaf Cotton Yaro Gedd. Mills will be allowed to discontinue the operation of a certain number of spindles instead of the suspension of night work, in the intter cases it will be neceliary to suspend the operation of spindles to the extent of not less than 271 per cent, of the number for six months in order to bring such m-lls into line with those abolishing night shifts for the time. It is farther recommended that those mills engaged in weaving should suspend the operation of a reasonable number of spindles for spinning yarn for fabrics for home

use.

The Kanegafuchi Spioning Company has decided to contrict a new mill at Sumoto,

Awaji, and the work is to ba shortly éqm. menced. For the encouragement of the anter prise the Sumoto people have agreed to make x grant to the company of about 20,000 taubo of land reclaimed from the Sumotogawa,..and the purchase of an additional area of about 4 cho of land adjoining has been made on easy terms. It may be remarked that the Kanéga- fuchi have already one mill on the island near

umala.

The new mill is to be devoted to the production of fiue yarn and shirtings: .11 will be fitted with 20,000 spir dies and soa looms, and is expected to be completed io eight months.

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A FURTHER DECLINE,, " Despite all the efforts made by the colloa spinners- limitation of output, the issue of prize, tickets, and a conference to maintain prices the yard market continues to decline. The boycott of Japanese goods in Chion, the depression in the cotton-weaving industry in Japan, and the generally unfavourable financial condition are regarded as the main causes of this serious state of things. On Tuesday, 7 b iast, the lowest priát on record was reached in the quotation for Juno delivery on the Osaka Yarn Exchange. The closing quotations on Tuesday are compared with the closing rates. on the preceding day as follows-

April delivery... May delivery te June delivery.........

1 uesday, Monday Y10305 Y104 35

10215

103.51 1018; T03:01

BONUS SALES CONDEMNED,

Tokio April 16,

The Jiji Shimpo, speaking of the sale of nus-bearing Japanese cotton yarns in China, describes such a course of action as harmful and ineffective, and exhorts the spinners patiently to awat the natural recovery of the market

This journal suggests that reduction of the amount of cottos produced would be better policy than bonus-bearing sales,

The Hochi Shimbun, while dep ecating any appeal to the English Chamber of Commerce, Eleven Italian warships are proceeding to hopes that the Japanese spinners will take other, the Levant, commanded by 'dmiral Grenel; and mederate, means than those of bonus- the squadron includes the Regina Helena,earing sales for the relief of the yarn trade.

commanded by the Duc d'Abruzzi.

The Italian newspapers hint at a possible occupation of the Island of Algean, and ex- pect that a naval demonstration will be mide against Smyrna.

.

The demonstration has surprised Europe, as it was not preceded by any intimation of the existence of a dispute, and it is regarded as of great significance, in view of the pre- sence of the Kaiser in the Mediterranean

and Prince Buelow's visit to Rome,

N. G. D. Netus

A QUEER COMMERCIAL ARTĪP CE. One of the most remarkable commercial artifices of our tune has been the attempt of the fipinexe yarn merchants to foster their rade in China by resort to a lattery, writes the Manila Tinies editorially. The trade, never very, strong, was in stagnant condition, and when some genies suggested as appeal to the capidity and gambling instinct of the Chiurso. the idea was taken up with avidity. The result was that lottery tickets were placed in the yarn.

packages and the scheme was bunched with a flurry of advertisement at Shanghai.

The position regarding the French Coal Angry proteils were inmediately forthcom Mining Co., The Societe de Heraclee, threating from the foreign n erchants and paticularly ens to assume a critical aspect.

If om the British. It was, understood that the prizes were to be in money and the consular

It is stated that the French Embassy has a d'món'cipal authorities at Shangbai took notified the Porte that they will exact £500ction against the scheme as illegal. To this the association of Japanese yarn spioners re

lied that the prizes were to be in yara and pleaded that the law was therefore not violated: The japanese consul openly fought the project, reparting adversely on it to'bis govern- meut, and now the Japanese Foreign office

for every day's delay of the settlement, as well as Fres. 14,000,000 for compensation and losser to the Company through the at- titude of the Porte.

M. Constans has had an audience with the and the Japanese Interior, department have Sultan.

A SETTLEMENT,

taken the question up. The latter have made it very clear that they are against continuing. the scheme and it will probably be dropped.

The Ottoman Ambassador has visited

Meantime the commercial storm stirred up Signor Titton, and inmated that if Italy on the China coast gains in violence. The only demanded the, establishment of post Hongkong Chamber of Commerce has just "offices in the five towns `where: foreign' post applied to the chembers of Leadon, Liverpool, Bradford, Glasgow, Manchester, Shanghai, and

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most marks in the races for the Gymkhana Biakes at the Gyrakhana meetings during the senaon, counting 4 points for: a first; for a second ; and 't for a third, "The benefit of marks already scored to pass with the pony és a sale. Any winner of the race to carry 5-lbs, extra for each win in subsequent starts for the race, but in the event of a pony carry ing the penalty not winning, 1 lbs.to be da ducted next time he starts. Such z Ibsto deducted until he wins again remain when he will carry the fall penalties without deduction, Penalties accumulative up to is .Ibs. Entrance fee $5. 2nd prize: $35.

Hajf entrance fees to go to winner.

2.3.20 p.m.-THREE QUARTERS OF A MILE

MINES

Koman-540 ft. Level, Drive South. This end has been extended from 16 to 26 it. The lode 52 in. wide assays if dwi, pár top.

$40 ft. Level, Drive Norb,-This has been driven 15 ft. making a total of 24 16 The tode 55 in. wide is worth 2j dwt.

440 ft. Lavel South, No. 1 Winze.—This has been deepened 19 ft making total depth 95 ft and has been connected to the 540 ft. level..

wall Portios. To this has been added 14 ft. 440 f. Level Norb, Drive. South on Foot. making a total of 141 ft. The lode 60 in wide is worth 81 dwt,

Căptain 1. S, Rosch, will be despatched for the above Ports, on SUNDAY, the adth instant, at to o'clock AM,

-For Freight or Passage, apply to

DOUGLAS LAPRAIK & Co

General Managers.. Hongkong, 224d April, 1908.

1440

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BEN* LİNE OF STEAMERS:

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES,

·5.5. "BENAVON," FROM ANTWERP, LONDON AND STRAITS.

440 Level South on Footwall portion South of male crosscut-This has been driven 18 ft. making a total of 14 ft. The and carries mixed matter only 54 in. wide and valueless.

34. Level North Hanging Wal! Leader.hasardous Godowns of the Hongkong and

240', Lovel North Drive io Branch from

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This has been advanced 14 ft. making a total of 214 ft. The lode 54 in, assays rr.co’det. FLAT RACE-Fer Chion posits subscrip.

340 ft. Level South Drive in Stope-To this tion griffins of this season 1907-1908 non-bas been added 12 ft, making a total of 42 ft.` winning runners at the Hoogkong Jockey The lode 36 in. gives a value of 8 dw.. Club meeting 1908. Weight for inches' as per scale. Winners at the 1st Gymkhana meeting this season 7 lbs: extra. Jockeys who have not won, more than two official races in Merck-ng, Shanhai or Tientsin allowed 5 ibi. Entrance fee $5. 1st prize;) The Off Day Cup, prescated by G. K. Hail Brutton, Esq, 2nd prize: $15. (Entrance fees to go to winner.)

3340p.m.-TENT PRODING.-For China popies. Best of three runs. 3 points for a carry; a for a draw, and I for louch. Points will be deducted for lack of pace. Entrance fee $. 1st and 2nd prizes presented by the Club.

Post entries will be accepted for this evant,

Stope-14 it. has been driven bringing the total to 164 ft. The lode 61 in. wide averages 7 dwt. Cróis culting for stope filling, 126 ft.

Stopes. The following have been worked :— wide and worth 7.co dwijnen.

Above the 440 ft. Level: 1 stope, lode 93 in.

Above the 340.ft, Level: 1stopes, lode 93 in. wide and worth 3.00 wt.

-Above the 240 ft. Level: stopes, lode 94 in. wide and worth 63 dwr.

STOVE MINE,

New Shaft. This has been sunk 24 it, mak-

ing a total depth of 48 ft.

160 fi, Level, Drive South. This has been

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ONSIGNEES of Cargo are handed

informed that all Goods are being

it their risk into the hazardous and/or extra

Kowloon Wharf and Godown Con Ltd.,

whence and/or from • the wharvas delivery may be obtained. (“

No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns, and all Goods remain- ing undelivered after, the 19th inst. will be subject to rent,

rented to the Undersigned, on or before the All Claims against the Steamer must be pre-

5th prox., or they will not be recognized.

All broken, chafed, and damaged Goods are

Intimations.

THE

ROBINSON PIANO

CO., LD.

AGENTS

FOR THE

FAMOUS

VICTOR"

o be left in the Godowns, where they will be TALKING xamined on the 29th inst, at 18 A.M.

No Fire Insurance has been effected. Bills of Lading will be countersigned by

GIBB, LIVINGSTON & Co., Agents, Hongkong, and April, 1908..

WANTED,

driven 10 ft. making a total of 624 it, the lode SASSISTANT OF SECRETARY. FOUL

100 ft, Level Drive North.-This has been taken from 245 to 164. There is no change and work has been stopped.

184 10, wide assays 171 dwt, 20

165 ft. Level Drive North, East Lode. This

has been re-started and driven 7 ft. making a total of gak. The lode 24 ip, wide assays' z dwt,

Cross cuiting for Stope filling-176-11. - Sinpes-Above the 160 ft. level, z stopes,

B. MALACCA.

The lode 24 in. wide gives dwt, per ton.

No. 1 Level South of No. 1 Shaft.-This has been extended 16ft, bringing the total to 198 R. The end carries mixed matter only.

Cross cutting for slope filling-27 it.' Stopes. Above the No. 2 Level, i stope, lode 52 in. wide and worth 4 dwt

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HOTEL_MANAGER,

tren years' experience in the East.

1st Class reference. Address-

"ROTYAHC,"

C/o this Office.

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Hongkong, aist April, 1008,

CHINESK NATIONAL BANK,

The National Bank of China has succeeded in subscribing the increased capital of Ţis.. 5,000,000 so as to make up Tis.10,000,000 at Th, 100 per share,

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MACHINES.

A comprehensive stock

MACHINES & RECORDS.

Hongkong, 27th February, 1908.

-LIMITED.

The bank was formerly called Hupu Ying- bong or Bank of the Board of Finance, but now it is called Taching Ying-hong or National Bank of China, which will gradually be deve- loped into a proper Chinese National Back in the same way as the National Bank of Japas, PEAK TRAMWAYS COMPANY

The business of the bank for 19 7 was very prosperous, is the Directors experienced no difficulty at all in getting the new capita! sub- scribed which was twice over-subscribed in a From the Wildey Tables 15 tons of 'con. few days, by the old, shareholders without ad- centrates have been won worth 1.99 oz. pervertising in the native jourople, (00..

On Surfice.--08 ft. of prospecting work, such as pit sinking, cross cutting, and driving bas' been done.

4pm-WELTER RACE.-About half a mile, round a post and in. For Chins peny hacks and polo popies passed as such by the committee of the Club. To be ridden by riders who have never won an official'race in Hongkong or China. Catch weights over 13 st, Open to members of the Jockey Club and Polo Club and members of both services as well as to miembers of the Gymkhana Club. Winner of the Wilier Race at the first meeting 14 lbs, extra Competitors lode 80 in. wide and worib ta det. must pass the post leaving same on their left, Entrance fee $5. ist prize presented · 2nd } · No. 2 i evel South of No, z Shaft-This has pize: $35. (Entrance fees to go to winner) been driven 13 ft. mak ng. a total of 128 ft.

· 5-4 30 p m.-FaVE FURLONG FLAT R CE

For all Chiva ponies, Weight for inches us; per scale, Jockeys who have not won more than two official races in Hongkong, Shang- hai or Tientsin allowed 5 lbs. Entrance fea $5 1st prize: A Cup presented. 2nd prize: S13 (Entrance fees to go to winner.), 6-4.30 p.m.-FROM THE TWO-MILE POST ONCE ROUND AND IN FLAT RACE.--For China ponies subscription griffins of any seatoo and all ponies entered in the Hong- kong Griffin Stakes and The Tientsin Stakes at the Hongkong Jockey Club Meeting 1908 Weight for inches as par scale. Winning ponies at any official meeting other than subscription griffins of this season 1977-;9c8 and pnies entered in the Hongkong Griffin Stakes A d the Tientsin Stakes at the Hong kong Jockey Club Meeting 1958 of one race 7 lbi extra; of two or more races 2 lbs. extra. Nun winning subscription 'griffios; of this season 1957-1958 and non-winning run. ners in the Hoogkong Griffia Stekes and the Tientsio Stakes at the Hongkong rekey 49 Stamps. Club Meeting 1958 allowed 7 lbs. Winter Huntington Mill ara of a subscription 'griffin race at the st

Totalı 12662 953. Gymkhan meeting this seaten to carry's Ibs Averagyield per ton extra. Penalties accumulative. Jockeys who have not won more than two officisi races in Hongkong, Shanghai or Tientsin allowed, 5lbs. Entrance fen 55. 1st prize: A Cup: presented. 2nd prize: $15. (Entrance fees to go to winner.)

5.20 pm.-ONE MILE And a Quarter

FLIT HACE HANDICAP-For all Chica ponies. Jockeys who have not won more thas two official races in Hongkong, Shang hai or Tientsin allowed 5.1. Entrance fee $5.st prize Cap presented, and prize: $15. (Entrance fees to go to winner.)

Entries close to the had. scretary, long- kong Gymkhana Club on Saturday, the oth May at the flongking Club at 7'pimi,

Entrance fees must accompany entry, other. wise entry will not be accepted,

Entries for events No. 1, 1, 5, 6 and 7 must state name, colour, and' height of pony, alas racing colours..

Entries for event No. 4 musi siate name of pony.

MILL RETURNS...........

1470

1371

4

printing of bank notes in both taels and dai- Jars for the Central Government in Peking, for ciiculation in the Capital and the various Pro" vinces,

The bank will hold a meeting of share. holders in Peking on the 6th May next to dis- Koman-40 Stamps, ran 28 days less 1.31 cuss certain affairs in connection with the days for repairs and clean up.

Stone Koman

Slope

"2842 100s. Huntington Mill, ran 28 days lasa 2.7 days (or repairs and clean up.

Crushing

rozo tons. Tots toos crushed 3861.

Amalgam Retorted SmeltedGold. 7450 263 853.517

*

70

·· B ·MALACCA.

30

The printing office will be modelled after the methods of the Japanese Government Printing Office in Tokio,

7:00 B.3.

TIME TABLE

WERK DAYE.

7.30 am to 9.30 am. ...Every 10 minutes 9.30 am to 11.00 am....Every 15 minuter. 11.30am, 10 12.45 pm....Every 15 minutes. 12.45 p.m. to 1.15 pm. .....Every 10 minutes. 1,15 pm, 10. 1:45 pm, ... Every 15 minuter - 1:45 pm. 10 215 p.m... Every to minutes, 3.15pm.to 3.00 p.m. ....... Every 15 minutes. 330 p.m. to 5.00 pro... Every 15 minutes, 5.00 pm to 8.00 pm....Every to minuter,

NIGHT. CARS.

8.45 pm: and 9 pm, 9.45 pm. to 11.15 p.m.. overy half hour, SUNDAYS,

8.00 am to 9.00 am. .....Every 15 minutes

As the branch of the bank at Yingkow suffered great losses in 1,07 through the recent · 9.00 14, LO® 9.30 am. ... Every 30 minutes. Tung-sheng-ho failure, the Roard of Finance | 9.30 am to 16,30 am. .....Every 15 minutes

THE CRIMÍKAL SKSSIONS.

69.000

hai appointed. Taotai Lo Bun-ching as 10.30am to 11,00 am. Every to minutes

-tr.45 a.m. to 12.00 poon...Every ly minuter 932.537 024. Director at Yingkow with a view to reorganize rz.00 Noon to 1.00 pm. Every to minutes 4.77 det.

the business at that Northern Treaty Port- 1.00 p.m. to 5.00 pm. .....Every 15 minutes Value of tailings .68

China Critic.

5,00 15, la: 6,00.p.m. ...Every to minutes. 6.00 p.m. to 7.00 p.m....Every 15 minutes 7,00 p.m. to "B.00p.m....Every to minute""

NIGHT CARS as on Week Days, SATURDAYS. Extra carn al 3-15 p.m., 17:30 pm, and

1.45 pm.. ·' BPECIAL CARS by Arrangemant at the Company's Office, ALEXANDRA BUILDINGS, Des Vieux Road Central, c

JOHN D. HUMPHREYS & SON,

General Managars. Hongkong, 4th June, rooy

24

No, I Mill an,24 'days”) Crushing 1756 tona Surface ore and 203 'II

tons Mino ore. Total 1959 too. : "f Amalgam Retoned Smelted Gold.

489

159

157 019.

Average yield per top 1.6> dwt, Totals. Tons

$821. Amalgam

3157,00 DIS. Smelted Gold 1079 537. Average Fineness 911 31.

Yield 3709 dwt,

W. H. MARTIN,

General Manager.

JAPANESE beer exported to South China is "chiefly the production of the Dai Nippon Beer Brewery Company, but the annual exports for ~banghai, Hankow, and Hongkong are not more than 15,000 cases, the majority being shipped to Shanghai and Hankow. In Hong Post entries will be accepted for event No. 3. kong and Kwanglung the domand for Japanesa Forms of entry may be had on application beer is small, and is practically confined to Chinese and inteigners in China seem to Tea, will be provided in a special stand for prefer German beer. Last year the Dai

The Criminal Sessions were opened and ad- journed by Mr. U, H. J. Gompenz (Paiane Judge), at the Supreme Court, this morning. According to the calendar no indiciment has been framed against Foog Tim, the coolie who was accused of committing an armed robbery at Tai Hang Village, and he was discharged. § At the convening of the Court to-morrow the cases against the three men charged with the safringement of Florida water trademarks and three others with robbery will be heard.

THE WEATHER.

Director of the Hongkong Observatory ---

The following report is from Mr. F. G. Figg.

'On the 22nd at 11.35 a.-The baromatar has risen in N.E. Japan, the depression lying to the North of Hokkaido yesterday having moved

to the Pacific.

Pressure has given way quickly over S,W,

offices already are, there was no reason to Tientalto assin it in drawing the attention of to the hon, secretary or at the Hongkong Club, supplying the wants of Japanese residents Japan and the Loochoos, the other depression

*trent Italy differently to other countries; the the Briiks Government to the unfair menice

·Ambassador added that the Porte had not / ta Bellish-trade, to the end t’atthere be diplomambers of the Gymkhana Club and their lady Nippon Beer Brewery Company sent a

conceded its right in reference to post

offices,

matic action.

Time and aven's continue to operate against

and that any future proceedings concerning that alliance. them would include Italy,

Signor Tilloni expressed his sailsfaction. The raval demonstration has been counter manded.

CAPTAIN E. Shepherd of the Chang"Cham pleaded guilty before Mr Colman, ihl d'imagis trate, at Singapore on lith Inst, (q carrying

tion's

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friends;

R. F. O MASTER Hongkong, 21st April, 1908.

: Hot, Secretary,

having deepened considerably. It is now proaching SW, Japan and moving is an Easterly direction

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Pressure" remains high ovar the Pacific to commission to South Chius-Hongkong and Kwangion-in investigate whether it was Moderate to fresh N. winds musy be expect

this S E. of Japan, gay

Rot

possible to induce the Chiasse to fore-ed in the Formosa Channel and along the sake German beer for Japanese, and as a result of the inquiries made it was found that CHU TAI, an accountant, residing="at there was a possibility of selling some 15,000 Queen's Road Central, was charged at the Police cases this year I South China, Arrangements Court this morning, before Mr.

mada accordingly, but the outbreak wih assault causing bodily harm

mog of the agi!!

A TOKYO despatch" states that the British steamer Glenfarg chartered by the Toyo Klien Kaisha, and the steamer Kasado maru, which are on the company's South America line, were recently subjected to oppressive treatment at a port in Chile, at the hands of Chilian health. It appears that during au'argu officials. The Turo Kisco Kaisha has pre- Inset the defendant shrew sented to the Foreign Office la Tokyo reports water on the

on the Captains of the two steamers on the sitall This romar itboot a qualified ma prazil; matter, and

and has applied that képe be taken for from which ke

He was fined ""310) and costs. The the prevention of the repetition of such prac▪ || Thà

Hongkong qualification.

northern shores of the China Sen.

Hongkong Rainfall. for the 24 hours ending at 10 am-to-day, 000 inches

Hongkong

Neighbourhood N.

winds, modes

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Hough

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