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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH WEDNESDAY

Indian Bomb Outrage. knobs while some are intended to be

BOMB WORKSHOP DISCOVERED.

CULPRIT'S CONFESSION. gare details of the bomb,utrage in Followi India, reported by Reuter's telegram, which appear in the Advocals of iria of the and inst.:-

the latter being constructed out of brass door exploded by fuses and hundreds of yards of fases and electric wires were found. The others are urdinary percussion bombe-kana

The men had plans of the railways in India, and it is believed the palice have at last fathomed the outrage on the Lieutenant Governor of Bengals special train last Novam

ber.

Mr. Kennedy expired at 12 o'clock, fast nigh 50 far ab arrests have been made is direct connection with the tragedy.

ASSASSINS ARRESTED.

FULL CONFaasion,

Lalor.

-A startling and dastardly outrage was per- petrated at Mozaffarpur on Thursday night, wben Mr. Kennedy, wife of the leader of the Local Bar, was neverely injured by the explosion of a bomb, and her daughter and a 'syce, were killed The outrage has roused a feeling of horror and indigeation throughout India and is

· lo`the Mozaffarpur, tragedy, news has just certainly the most serious incident of its kind which occurred since 1897, when Mr. Rand and been received that one of the culprits has been Lieutenant Ayerst were murdered in Poona, captured at a railway station 34 miles from the The story of the crimb is a simple one. Mrs. scene of the tragedy, and has made a confer and Miss Kennedy, left the club at Muzaffarpursion that be with a companion traveled from at about 8.30 on Thursday night, and, whilst Calcutta with the direct object of killing Mr. driving past the residence of Mr. Kingstard, Kingsford. the Sessions Judge, who has just been 'trans. ferred to that district from Calcutta, a bomb was thrown by some miscreant which must

have fallen into the carriage and exploded, The charge, which is believed to have been plaric acid, must have been a particularly powerful one and the explosion was terrific. Both Mr and Miss Kennedy were terribly in- jured, the carriage was shattered and the syce

• wounded. Miss Kennedy died shortly after the explosion, and the syce has also succum. bed, whilst M14, Kennedy is lying in a critical condition.

"At first night it would appear that the affair was a here. wanton outrage upon two

defenceless English ladies, but from circum stances which have since come to light it seems probable that the jarident has a deep political significance. Moz ffarpur is the capital towa of the district of the same name in the Patna division of Behar and has a population of 49,192. It is one of the last places at which sa sensational en outrage might have been ex pected were it not that Mr. D. H. Kingsford, who until recently was Chief Presidency Ma- gistrale in Calcutta, has taken up the duties of District Judge at Mur-ffarpur. During the time he acted at Calcutta Mr. Kingsford bad before him a number of sedition cases in which he passed sentence on the culprits and thor won for himself the hostility of the seditionists in Bengal.

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He bad one bomb and 3 revolvers, They were under the impression that they had in fact killed Mr, Kingsford. The other man has not yet been argued.. A man has also been arrested at Muzaffutpur charged with throwing the bomb which caused the death of Miss Kennedy.

A quantity of bombs and other explosives have also been seized in Celcouta and some arrests mide..

THE JAPANESB

BOYCOTT.

CHINASE STUDENTS IN TOKYO.

The Japan Chronicle of 13th inat, says An association of Chinese students studying in Tokin held a lecture meeting on Sunday last at the Koto Engei kai Chamber at Kagurasaka, Usliyome, Tokyo, with a view to denouncing the boycott movement in South Chipa. Ac. cording to a somewhat confused account in one of the japanese papers, the meeting was large ly aller ded, the audience numbering about Bon, chiefly students from Liang.kwang. A body of the students belonging to the students association known as Padebangbui seem to have regarded the holding of the meet inga revolutionist movement, and it was apparent when they entered the hall that their purpose was to break up the

7. meeting.

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The theory of the outrage in Muzaffarpur is that the bomb was intended for Yr Kingsford, and thrown at the ladies' carriage by mistake. This seems all the more feasible from the report that a young man had left Calcutta with the object of making as attempt upon Mr. Kingsford's life. The police at Muzaffarpur, therefore, scarched the lowe for suspicious, charcters and stationed a guard of plain clothes policemen over Mr. Kingsford's house. These men stated that they saw two youths prowling under the trees in the vicinity of Mr. Kingsford's gate at 7 pm, but they evaded the policemen... About an hour and a half later Mr. Kennedy's came driving along and the bomb was throws with terrible results. '

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One of the number ascended the platform and declared that the boycott move. ment in Canton was a retaliation, which China was justified in indulging in. The remark aroused wild excitement among the Kwangtung students, while the friends of the speaker cheer- ed him in. Some of the former rushed us to the platform and pulled down the speaker, and general disorder ensued. It looked as if the Paowhanghui were going to be roughly handled when the police ficials present stepped in, and put a stop to the proceedings.

It is stated-though with what truth we cannot say that the F'nowhang-hui is in favour of the boycott, and is giving assistance towards the success of the movement."

THE TRADE-MARK QUESTION,

KOME PLAIN QUERIES.

One serious feature of the outrage is the salure of the infernal machine used. As previously stated, the bomb is believed to have been charged with picric acid, similar to those.

The following lever addressed to the Editor used in the Chandernagore, and Midnapore outrages. But in this last affair the deadly of the fap n Afail and, signed "Trade-mark results of the explosion, which is said to have Loser," appeared in the issue of that journal of been heard three miles from the scene of the Monday (rith inst.). occurrence, would pointTMld the home-baving-Sir,-In your today's issue you refute the been used with a deinenter, and goes to show assertions that the Japanese regulations are that the native makers of these inferasl not only useless but evan da gernus' and the' machines are growing more expert. A fact foreign merchants are ex osed to fading which is calculated to arouse some uneasiness themselves actually debarred from using their in that picilc acid can be obtained in. large own trade-marks in Japan.' quantities from chemists and is imported ex- tensively in connection, with dyeing processes. The police of the district appear to have taken" prompt steps to capture the assassins, but so far without effect, A reward of R. 5,000 has been offered for information leading to the capture of perpetrators of the outrage and *You further point ut that the Bureau of It is rumoured that this will be increased to

Patents and Trade-marks cannot be familiar R$ 10,000. In an account of a newspaper with all the marks in use whether at home or representative's interview with Mr. F. L. Hal-abroad, and it may thus happen that registra liday, Commissioner of Police, Calcutta, it is Įtion is granted in. unwitting violation. But in stated that the perpetrators are believed to be that event action may be brought for nullifica- 'well known; but if this is the case it may be tinn of the registration,

difficult to fied pront of their participation in the murders,

Simla, May 2.

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*Your contention is that the Japanesa regula- tions privide that registration shall be refused any trade-mark which tends to deceive the publle or which is identical with or bears 2 close resemblance to a trade-mark already in use.

"Are you prepared to practically prove your interpretation of the law b taking up a case advanced above or to give the address of Japanese patent agent who is prepared to do

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THE OPIUM QUESTION,

ARBITRARY ORDERE GENERALLY SESENTED.

The annexed resolution, having reference to the aplum question, was passed unanimously by the Commitice of the Hongkong General Chamber of Commerce at a meeting held an The Commitire of the Chamber record their Saturday, the 16th fest, strong protest against any arbitrary orders from the Imperia! Government to closs immediately the Opium divios in Hongkong.

"The Committee of this Chamber is entirely sympathetic towards all reasonable bona-fide efforts for the miligation of the shuin of opium but is of the opinion that any action having for its object the immediate suppression of thessie and use of opium in Hongkong will have serious effect on the economic conditions here and lead to disastrous results to the Colony's prosperity unless similar action is enforced in China,

It is therefore resolved to request the Hong.. kong Government to inform the Imperial Go. vernment that xoy hasty and ill-considered action taken in this maller to the detriment of the interests of this Colony will be generally resented, but that on the other hand a policy of Imperial Government's agreement with India gradual reduction similar in its action to the will be loyally supported."

·DRASTIC" REFORMS PENDING IN CEYLON, The following is an amplified form of the telegram received in Colombo, on the 7th last,, - - and forwarded to Singapore the same dayım

The report of the Ceylon Commission, said Colonel Seely, Under-Secretary for the Co tonies, recommended the abandoment of the present system of rating and licensing, the closing of all houses at the expiration of the existing incass, and the establishment of Government monopoly over the crude drug For every shop closed the bearest Govera ment dispensary should be available for the drug to adult habitual uren, who would be registered. The report also recommended the entire prohibition of the use of the drug, excep! for medical purposes, after a defisits period, and the appointment of special officers for inspection.

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Goverment, he said, had accepted all these recommendations, except the entire prohibition of the use of opium, on which he was not prepared to express a definite opinion at

present.

MA

JAPAN

DRAWBACKS;

Mr. Nishik

Dager of the Japan "dalivered an interest Cabaldien at a recani Shipowners Associ meeting of the Oriental Scelaty held at Tokyo, ing speech on ship which may be taken to show that even in

Japan some doubt is beginning to be felt in the ally of such messures of protection and on couragement. “

All will agree, said Mr. Nishikawa, in the necessity for the development of the country' madtime trade io order to encourge the growth of foreign trade and the emigration of Japans ess abroad, ate Fir this purpose the Govern ment is manually spending a large amount of money. The total amount of abipping subsidy provided for in the Budget for the

ment of communications and 3 Boc, co in the current fiscal year is Y3,192,000, of which 12,100,000 is under the control of the Depart badds of the Home Office for the purpose of the extension of navigation in Formos 1, The mount of subsidy japan is paying for the en Couragement of her maritime trade is thus by 00. means small. In the current year, for instance, the subsidy absorbs ó, per cent of the 47 per cent. of the income tax. The fact that estimated revenus f.om the business tax and the Diet agrees to the disbursement of such a large amount of money without any ob Jettion may be taken as proof that the people are paying the utmost attention to the

ENCOURAGEMENT OF THE SHIPPING: INDUSTRY.

Advertisements:

BANK HOLIDAY.VN

FN accordance with Government Notification No. erg the EXCHANGE BANKS will be. CLOSED for the Transaction of Pablic

Intimations.

VICTOR

Business on MONDAY, the 25th los being TALKING DAY

[570 Hongkong, 20th May, 1908, 5 the day appointed to celebrate VICT RIA

A. B. WATSON & CO., LIMITED,

the

TOTIC is hereby given that N TWENTY THIRD ANNUAL ORDINARY GENERAL MEETING of the COMPANY since its Registration) will be

Noos, lor, the purpose of receiving the Report held at the Offices of the Company in Alexandra

Statement of Accounts to the 31st December, Buildings, 00 SATURDAY, the 30th instant, at of the Faneral Managers together with

1907,

MONDAY, (be 1st Jane (both days inclusive), The REGISTER or SHARES will be CLOSED from MONDAY, the asth inst., to daring which period no Transfer of Shares

JOHN D. HUMPHREYS & SON,

Cederal Managars. will be Registered By

Hongkong, 20th May, 1908,

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PUBLIC AUCTION.

THE UNVAND LOWTHER

HE Undersigned have received instructions

& Co., to sell by. PUBLIC AUCTION,

-FOR, ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED,

Further, it may be shown that Japan pays the largest amount in the matter of shipping on an early date in June, el H.M.'s Naval subsidy of any country.in.the world,

This 3 car's subsidy shows an increase of Y3,086,oco no that for last year. The increase is due to the building of ships of large tonnage such as the Texy, Chiyo, and Kamo, The law puts no limit on the construction of large vessels, and therefore the subsidy, which st present amounts to 13 million yea, may be in creased to 15 or even 10 million yes to the near future. It is very donbiful whether such a method of shipping encouragement is beneficial to the country.

England, for

THE OBJECT LESIONS. fora shed by some foreign countries lend to demonstrate the fact that the development of the mazit me trade dies by no means depend on the amount of bounty that country spends for its encouragem cof. Lord Crewe, telegraphed to Sir Henry Mc example, annually expends Y10,348,000 on Callum last night recepting the proposals, ber mail and caval subsidies; Germany Mr. Alfred Lyttelton congratulated the Go Y3,330,000; the United States, V9,816,000 vernment on their entirely reasonable action, France, Vig Sur,con Italy, Y4,465,000 and Sir Edward Grey said Viscount Morley's pro Russia, Y3,516,000. Of the countries men mises had largely been fulfillo 1. With regard to tioned above subsidies are mostly gives for the criticisms that Shanghai wis om closing a'like' canying of minis under contract, with the st dens he painted out that. Shanghai was onception of France and Italy, where bounty is tatercational settlement, and that the de-given for the encouragement of navigation and cision rested with the rate payers. He would shipbuilding. Despite this fct the shipping use every infl sanca to inaure the Municip duy trade of these two countries not only does not carrying out their intention of ending the show any advance.compared with that of England, Germany, and the United States, but traffic in two years; but it was unfair to contrast the action of the Municipality with it seem to be actually declining. that of pativa cities where the dens. would' still sell opium, though they were closed.. Ho had asked the United States the date and place of meeting of its proposed Commission While welcoming that Commission our scilon would be quite independent. Sir Edward Grey paid a tribute to the good result attained so quickly by the Chinese Government, which was undertaking a great task-a greater tia was not possible for any Government. He desired the Chinese to feel that” we were sympathising with and aiding them.

The motion was adopted.

JAPANESE YARN TRADE,

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If Mr. Nishikawa continued, we take the. Countries when divided by the total lonnigo amount of the subsidies paid by the various possessed by them, it will be seen that

JAPAN COMES FIRST· IN THE LIST

Yard Extension, b

A LARGE QUANTITY OF

SURPLUS STORES, MATERIV!, PLANT

ROD ION, &c Catalogues and further particolam will be issued.

On View from This Dale.. TERMS:-Ausual,

HUGHES & HOUGH," Auctioneers."

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Hongkong, Joth May, 1908.

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD, BREMEN. ** IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINE

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

HE Steamship

THE

"PRINZ HEINRICH,* baving arrived, Consignees of Cargo are 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 basardous Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Go down Company, Limited, Kowloon, whence delivery may be obtained.

Optional Cargo will be forwarded unless notice to the contrary be given before TUESDAY, the 19th of May, at Noon..

No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns, and all Goods remain ing undelivered after the 16th of May, will be subject to rest..

All broken, chafed, and damaged Goods are examined on the 26'h of May, at 9.30 A.M. to be left in the Godawas, where they will be All claims must reach us before the joth of May, 1908, 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, 3ctb May, 1908.

NOTICE" TO CONSIGNEES

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PEAK TRAMWAYS COM

7:00 10

LIMITED,

TIME TABLE

WEEK DAYS,.

7.30am. 10: 9.30 am... Every 10 minutes 9.30 am, to 11.00 am... Every 15 minuter 11.30 am, to 12.45 pm ... Every 15 minuta... 12.45 p.m. to 1.15pm...Every 10 minutes :: 1.15 p.m.10 1:45 pm. ...Every 15 minuter, 1.43 pm to 2:15 p.m. Every 10 minutes, 3.15pm. to 3.00 pm....Every 15 minuter. 3.30 p.m. to 500 p.m... Every 15 minute); 5.00 p.m. to 8.00 pm. ... Evely to minuter

Niaит CARBURA 8.45 p.m. and 9 pm, 9:45 pm to 11,55 p.m. every balf hour.

with Y13.30 psx ton; France second with V1.13 per ton; Russia third with Y3.75; Italy fourth with Y3.66; America fifth with Y4:37; Germany sixth with: 81 sen; and England seventh with 16 sen per ton. It may serve as a vatrable lesson to Japan to nole that in -France-and. Italy where a similar system of encouragement as in Jepan is in vogue, be shipping trade shows very little head. way in comparison with other countries, This year's shipping subsidy in Japan, shows an increase of three million yen on that of last NO IMPROVEMENT IN SIGHT.

year, and it is more than probable that it will

8.00 am to 9.00 am...Every 15 minutes The Japan Chronicle says:—At the result of ROD increasing year after year unless as amendment of be law is introduced. The pre-

9.00 am, to 930am....Every 30 minutes, the reduction in the output of yarn by various sent law for the encouragement of bavigation having arrived from the above Ports, Consignees of Cargo are hereby informed that their Goods

9.30 m. 10 '10.30 am....Every 15 minutes. spinning companies, the production of yara foras framed ard put into operation in 1896, and fast month showed a decrease of about 10, on is in remain in force for eighteen years, that will be delivered from alongside 10.30 am to 11.00 am, ...Every to minutes. Cargo impeding the discharge of the Vessel 11.45 am to 12.00 0000... Every 15 minuten, law as applied to the present conditions of bales as compared with the preceding monib, i", until 914. The unsuitable nature of the.

and expense. and April last year, as will be seen from the things can be easily imagined when it is con-will be landed at once, at Consignees risk 12.00 Noon to 1.00 p.m.... Every to mianter...

sidered that a law brought foto oporation to fellowing figures:-

April 1989, March 1908. April 1907, meet requirements twelve years ago is still al-

Bales. 'Bales.

Bales.

lowed to exist, notwithstanding the tremendous ¡ progre a made during the past decade or so. 76,759.

Mr. Nishikawa then goes on into detail as to

THE FAULTY NATURE OF THE LAW,

86,310 86,732

As the spinning companies are agreed among themselves to reduce production by 37 per cent, from this month, a further reduction will beseen,

LIGHTNING,"

Cargo remaining on board after a PM of the and ics, will, be lauded at Consignees' risk and expense.

Consignees of Cargo from SINGAPORE and PENANG are requested to take IM- MEDIATE DELIVERY of their Goods from alongside, such Cargo impeding the dis- at Consignees risk and expense.

Bill of Lading will be countersigned by the No Fire Insurance has been affected. Undersigned.

DAVID SASSOON & CO, LIMITED,

Agents. Hongkong, 20th May, 1908,

AND MOJI

***, SOFDAYS,

1.00 pm to 5.00 p.m. „Every 35 minutes 5.00 pm to 6.00 p.m. ...Every 10 minutes. 6.00 pm to 7.00 p.m....Every 15 minutes. 7,00 pm, to 8.00 pm. Every 10 minute

NIGHT CARS as on Weak Days.

BATURDAYS. to harde

·Extra carr at 3-15. p.m., 11.30 pm, and B 11.45 pm SPECIAL CARS, by Arrangement at the Dompany's Office, ALI XANDRA Buildinni. Der Vaux Road Central

JOHN D HUMPHREYN & SON,

Général Manager bjöd Hongkong, 4th, Inna, 1007

& Co.,

SHIP-CHANDLERS, SAILMAKERS, COAL AND PROVISION MER CHANTS, NAVAL CONTRACTORS

AND GENERAL COMMISSON AGENTS, GROUND FLOOR, BUT ST. GEORGES BUILDING,

HONGKONG, SOAP AND SODA MANUFACTURERS

and points out that, as it now stands, it has a positive tendency to encourage the construc There is a deep and widespread feeling of for nullification of registedion' an: the plea But this being the season when there is only fan of shini aud promote their voyage, abroad Charge of the vessel will be landed and stored sympathy with Mr. Kennedy who has suffered

small demand at home, the redacties of the more for the sake of receiving the county than this awful berehvement. He is the leader of

stock congesting the market. The Hitsa is the real object for which the law was de: the local bar and the best known man in bis

output is set likely to materially reduce the for the development of trade, though the latter so with a chance of success?

ments the larger the connugo and the grasier profession in Tirboot, and is about fifty-five

**The facts of the case. I am able to Bussan Kaisha is reported to have contracted vised. According to the existing arrange years of age. Both Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy furnish you with are very simple: Cer- the purchase of 2,030 bates of 16's at Y103.50 the speed, the more will be the rate of subsidy and, their daughter were known and very. tain manufacturers abroad -ae debarred from the Kanegaluchi for export, to be delivers given, For this reason there has been an: 05-

•popular in local society.

from not only using their tr de-mark ined in May, June, and July. Nevertheless, the mistakable tendency to build larger ships with

nomy of such vessals for business, purposes. FOR SHANGHAI, YOKOHAMA, KOBE F. BLACKHEAD Japan but also from cancelling a regis. quotation on the Yarn Exchange for July greater speed regardless of the general eco- The outrage at Muzaffarpur on Thursday tration becauss & Japanese correspóndepi ap delivery having dropped below Yes, the On the occasion of the late war; for instance, evening led to a wide investigation by the Cal-plied for the registration of the very trade-mark bears went on selling, and it would therefore the Goverment paid chartersge on the graNY seem that there is likely to be a loss on this tonnaga of the vessels engaged as transports. colta and Bengal Police, and the capture in a few days earlier than the rightful owners.

transaction, Bosiness is only being done to The result was that the Government was oblige Steamship Calcutta, this morning, it is believed, of twenty "At the trade-mick lo question is part of the.

actual benefli, the net tonnage being far below ARRATOON APCAR,“ Bengalls and a tremendous stock of bombs trading name of the mzoufacturers the latter supply pressing wants, so that there is goed to pay for tonnage which was not of any

prospect of improvement for the present.

resent the gross tonnage. There is that the question Capt. A. Stewart, will be despatched for the above, Ports on FRIDAY, the 120d inst, at sad ammunition in different quarters of the city, are "contepuently also shut out with their ex-

Much of the spinning machinery for extend of speed.

P.M. instead of as previously advertised, Most of the prisoners come from East Bengal hibits from the next Grand Exhibition to be

ing plant ordered during the boom is only new THE INVITADLE CONSCQUENCI and had erected in Calcutta workshops fully held in Tokyo

golog leto operation. The Fukushima Spin of building vessels of greater apted for the sake This Steamer has Superior Accommodation equipped with all necessary things for the

ning mill has already started the operation of of subsidy must be the production of ships of a for Passengers, and is installed throughout manufacture of bomb, including very large

additional spindles to the number of 3,000, and very uneconomical character. That a greater with Electric Light and carries a duly certified

For Freight n Passage, apply to

•quantities of picric acid, dynamite detonators

is matter of course, and in a long voyaga a 2,000 mare are being added, to start working in speed will require a larger consumption of fuel Doctor

DAVID SASSOON & Co., LIMITED,

Agents, and gun-powder. Nany, bombs were spized

October next. When all the locrossed spindles, large portion of the space of such a wessel will with fuses standlog-by..

Hongkong, 20th May, 1908. Most of the prisoners are evidently well-

In'a Governmen Gazelle Extraordinary issu.,80 into operation, the output-of-yard-by the joeritably be isken up by her fuck. The Japan- travelled, not for the amount of cargo carried coached in the manufacture of explosives and ed this morning the following notifications company will increase by 50 per cent. The ese navigation subsidy is paid for the mileage company's Imabara millikau been shipping or not carried, with the consequence that iba courts yarn for export exclusively, and all the privileged ships are often induced to travel with output from March to August next le sold for scanty cargo. Some year ago when coal was export with prize ticket. The Dairel Spinning father der in Japan, certain ships brought coal Company,

pany, which was amalgamated with the to this country all the way from Australia. Or courne Australian coal was dourer that Japans bas decided Fukashima Company in Fabri

ese even then, but it was calculated by the (With Liberty to Call a 000 isto shippers that when the subsidy received for she The deporate was taken into consideration Australian coil came cheaper than Japanese Again, the grant of bounty to certain classes of ships will have the result of driving awayḥupprotected vessels from the field of competition, and the spirit of lößei dence, and

had the latent works on the science in their

appear:/

EMPIRE DAY.

PUBLIC HOLIDAYS.

possession as well as anarchist literatore. A The Police Magistrates' Departmest shall be, huge rock of steel trunks stands in the Police and the same is excluded from the operation Commissioner's office containing these bomb of the Public Holidays Ordinance, 1875, on

Monday, the Bik June, 1908,

Much correspondence has also been seized

no doubi, lead to further arieste, police acted with great discretion in miss, the sight oftheir revolvers position. Practically all the

"It is noï fi" dị that Ka Victoria Day, the 24th to convert 28,000 May, falls on a Suqday, Monday the agih May,

will be observed as a Public and a Bank Holl.livery of day in its stead under the Victoria Day Ordinar

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