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Telegrams..

" HONGKONG TELEGRAPH”

SERVICE:

THE KWANGTUNG FLOODS.

INUNDATION SUBSIDING.

DISTRICTS, STILL KNEE-OKEP IN WATER,

[From Our Own Correspondent.]

Shamern, 16th October, 1.80 p.m..

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH FRIDAY OCTOBER 16. 1908.

DASTARDLY AFFAIR AT CAUSE. WAY BAY

SHOPKREPER AND DISTRICT WATCHMAN ATTACKED BY HIGHWAYMEN.

́Causeway. Bay was "the scene of a most audacious highway robbery last night. A shop. keeper damel Chan Kai, carrying on business

CANTON DAY BY DAY.

THE CHAOTIC, CURRENCY,"

[From "Our" Own “Correspondent.),

Canton, 15th October..

The notes issued for circulation by the Can-

COMMERCIAL.

WEEKLY SHARE REPORT.

Reviewing the share business for the wook, Messrs. E. S. Kadoorie & Co, write this after DOOR-

To-day's

Advertisements.

THE TRADE MARKS ORDINANCE, **1898.

APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION OF TRADE MARK.

at 51, Jardinck, El. zaŵr, was held up," beaten ton Kwan Yin. Chin Chu of the follow been no material change in our market, and NOTICE is hereby given that CHAN SUI

During the week under review, there hat

rates for most stocks remain more or less changed.

Banks-A slight Improvement in Hoog.

and there are buyers at $795. The London quotation is unchanged.

INCHI, of Nos. 63 and 65 Quesu'r Raid East, Victoria, in the Colony of Hongkong, carrying on business of Aurated Water Mass. facturers, in co-partnership with CHAN KAM YU and CHU SHUN CHO, at Victoria afore Water Factory (in Chinese styled "The On Lok Aerated Water Factory"

and robbed of his money, whilst

denominations, viz, 51, 55, and $10, redeemable a district watchmar, who went to his assistance, was also according to the standard of 20-cent pieces, roughly handled by the thugs, who managed have now amounted to over two million dollars to elect an escape. One of the highwaymen The Canton authorities propose to call in all .can be recognised, and it is to be hoped that by these noles from circulation as a new series of kong and Shanghai Bankı bas taken place said, under the style of the Connaught Aarated

notes of the values of $t, 55; and Sto, respect- ively, based on the standard of the Mexican dollars, has lately been put into circulation" by Hahu was instructed to lov sigate the pos

justice.

From the districts of Cheung-aha, The robbers took the advantage afforded them the Canton Govein.nen: Bauk, The Sban without business, to raport at $100. North

bis arrest the remainder will be brought to The robbery was a very cleverly planned affair, by the darkness of the road, due to the absence of any street lamps, to carry out their project they secreted themselves outside Kennedy Stables to waylay their victim..

San-cheung and Pik-hoi reports have been reecived by the Central Relief Committee to the effect that the

At about cight o'clock last night, Cbạn Kai floods are gradually subsiding.

· left his chop to visit friends residing on Shauki The water in most places, however,wan Road. At he was passing Kennedy Stables still remains knee-deep. `

[Reuters.1

Parol Pest to Japan,

LONDON, 14th October..

The British Post Office has instituted a parcel post to Japan via Siberia,

The European Crisis. At a secret sitting of the Montenegrin parliament, all the military supplies ed by the Government were voted.

Dr. Sven Hedin.

he noticed five men, who hid probably been hiding behind the large rock near the sea-wall appear on the road and started out in the

direction of the polo ground The shopkeeper was not aware that he was being followed.

When he reached the Tin Hau Temple he was suddenly seized by the queue and thrown vidently to the ground. The man struggled fiercely with his assailants, but he was soon overp: wered. In a few seconds he was relieved of $260 --all the money he had in bis pocket,

The highwaymen were then proceeding to dvest him of his clothing when District

Watchman 31, bearing the shopkeeper's cries, demand-rushed to the scene, and taking the situation in at a glance, proceeded to the'assistance of the. shopkeeper, who was being beid down on the arset. Before he could, do anything

was seized by the throat however, he by one man, grabbed round the waist by an- other, and in the struggle that came about, the trio rolled to the ground. The D. W. got to

Dr. Sven Hedin, the celebrated explorer, has sailed from Bombay for Hongkong en route to Burope via Japan. «

Later.

his feet first, and drew his truncheon, which he

was not quick enough to put to any use, fur by The European Situation. the time he got up he was jumped upon again Sofia wires that Bulgaria emphatically and pushed down. When he regained his foot. denies the intention of sending an ultimatuming this time the scoundrels had disappeared.

to the Porte.

The Cretan Chamber have appointed an executive committee to govern the island in The name of the King of the Hellenes, until a Greck administration can be established. Montenegro and Servia have resumed diplomatic relations.

The Koelnische Zeitung's Sofia correspond- ent reports that the German minister has notified Bulgaria that, until she has given up the Oriental railway, or paid the daily in demnity of fifteen thousand francs which is demanded, the question of her independence cannot be discussed.

The Chinese Railway Loan. The Peking-Hankog railway loan has been largely over-subscribed.

Austrian Steamers Boycotted. The Austrian Embassy has protested to the Porte against the boycott of the Austrian Lloyd steamers, and also as to the language

· of a section of the Turkish press hinting that

It is unwise to irritate Austria too much,

Later,

in company with the shopkeeper he returned to No. 2 Police Station and reported the matter, giving a description of the one man they recognised among the lot. It is believed that

The robbers were boatmen whose boats were

moored in the refuge..

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U, E TRANSPORT " SEWARD"

MORE REPAIRS REQUIRED IN SHANGHAI

The repairs to the transport Seicard are to be much more extensive than at first contem plated. In going over the ship in dry dock in Shanghai, the engineers have found that her cold storage department needs complete renova- tion. Müch of the wood work, etc. was found

to have been rolled and it will be pecessary to completely rem ve it. Orders have been issued that the work be done as thoroughly and in the most expeditious manner possible. The Sripard will not be able to leave Shanghai until about December 1, it is stated.

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THE AMERICAN PLBET.

DEPARTURE FROM, MANILA,

The Battleship Fleet left Mauila bay yester day morning before most of the good people of the city were tip and abast, reports the Cole news American of 12th inst. At least most of the Americans The big feet pulled up its divers anchors and departed at the witching An Austrian mail steamer which liashour of six o'clock and by nine o'clock was well arrived at Jaifa has been boycotted. out in the China Sea steering north toward the coast of Formora. The Panther, Cuigao, Relief and Glacier have been left Lehind, the

A mob subsequently attacked the Austrian Post Office and destroyed the mail carts and letter boxes.

JAPAN.

THE PORT AR "HUR-CHEFOO C⚫HLE.

Tokin, October 13. The Chino-Japanese Convention with regard to the Pon Arthur to Chefso cable and the South Manchuria overland telegraph line was signed in Tokio to-day.

A CABINET COUNCIL,

An extraordinary Cabinet Council was held this morniny. Subsequently to this Marquis Katsura, the Premier, was received in audience by his Majesty, the Emperor."

HE. TANG SHAQYI.

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sibilty carrying out the props. The Chu has now submitted, a post that, under pressat circumstances, the calling in of the notes of the Kwan Yin Chin Chu will seriously affect the Capton money market, as these notes have been very favourably accepted by the people.

TROUBLESOME MISSIONARIES, The Canton Viceroy is reported to have ro: ceived instructions from the Ministry of Fore eign Affairs to establish a separate court with power to conduct affairs having connection with foreign missionarios and Chinese con

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EARTHQUAKE IN HEUNGSHAN.

On the 11th instant, after heavy rain ́a vio feul earthquake was felt in the Heungshan district within the city at 6 pm. The city wall was damaged to the extent of several cheungs, and a large number of houser suffered more or less damage. It is reported that several persons were killed.

WINTER UNIFORM,

The Viceroy has issued a notification that winter hats are to be word from the 24th day of this moon, the 18th instant.

ROUBER CHIEF,

The robber chief, Luk Lan Ching, has long

been wasted by the authorities, but none of

their efforts have proved successful to captor-

ing hint. Day before yesterday Admiral Li Chun accompanied by a number of selected braves" left for the West River. Admiral Li, as it is reported, was ostensibly going to make a tour of inspection of the guard bosts tationed in the waterways, but in reality it is arnt de for the purpose of trying to a west River was for the purpose of trying to person ally effect the capture of the robber chief Luk:

MILITARY MANŒUVRES, A

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Marine Insurances-Cantons are quiet and Chinas have further buyers at Tls. 81, Unions are in demand at 5785. There are buyers of

Yangiuzes at St674-

Fire Insurances.-China Fires can be obtained at fo6, and Hongkong Fires at $315.

Shipping Douglases and China and Manilas are unchanged and without business to report Hongkong, Canton and Macro Steamboats are still in favour at $28).

P

Refineries-Chica Sugars are somewhat ne glected at Sito and Luzone 21 $22. In the North, Perak, Sugars are in demand at the slightly improved rate of Tinʻgɔ,

*| Minjng,→Raubs-are' weaker and obtainable at $7.

Docks, Wharves and Godowns-Whampoa Docks have been dealt in at $93, closing with further buyers at the rate. Shanghai-Docks have declined to Ti. 82, efter sales at the rate. Hongker Wharfs are a shade firmer, and buyers rule the Northern market at Tis, 153j.

have, on the rth day of January, 1908, applied for the Registration in Hongkong, in the Register of Trade Marks, of the following Trade Mark

in

The Representation within a circle of a lion standing on a globe, in the back ground on the left of the figure the sun rising from the sea and on the right three shipi and the Chinese words

meaning "Awakening Lion Trade Mark";

the names of CHAN SUI CHI, GHAN KAM YU and CHU SHUN CHO, who claim The Trade Mark has been used by the Ap. to be the proprietors thereof.

to Class 44 since the year 1997. plicants in respect of AERATED WATERS

A Facsimile of the Trade Mark can be seen at the Office of the Colonial Secretary of Hongkong.

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Dated the 16th day of October, 1908.,

WILKINSON & GRIST,

Solicitors for the Applicants

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ALTERATION.

DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED.

Lands, Hotels and Buildings.—Hongkong Hotels are in request at $77. Hongkong Lands FOR SWATOW, AMOY AND FOOCHOW. continue quiet at 594, #bile Humphreys Estater have buyers at $9. Shanghai Lands can be.THEC

HK Company's Steamship

sold at Tli. 115.

Colino Mills-Ewos have risen to Tls. 65 with buyers at the rate. Hongkong Cottons are obtainable at $0). In other stocks under this heading, we have no basiness to report.

Miscellaneous.--China Providents have buy. ers at 593. Green Island Cements have been booked at Sto. Steam Laundries are quiet at 56. The report of the directors of this com pany for the year ending 31st May, 1908, just

." HAIMUN,"

Captain Evans, will be despatched for the above Ports, TOMORROW, the 17th instant,

12 o'clock Noou,

For Freight or Passage, apply to

DOUGLAS L` PRAIK & Co.,

Gezeral Managers. Hongkong, 16th October, 1908.

FROM EUROPE. “

"SENEGAMBIA,"

issued to shareholders, shows a credit balanceTHE H.A. L. Steamship. at credit of profit and loss account of $16,593.87, which the directors recommend should be ap- Captain Eckhoro, having arrived, Consignees portioned as follows:-To pay a dividend of of Cargo are hereby requested to send in Tantai Ng Chur, director of the newly 8 %-40 cents per share, absorbing $8,000, To their Bills of Lading for countersignature organised Army Training Department, left write off machinery and plant $6,573.16. To by the Undersigned, and to take immediate here yesterday for Hupah province accompani.write off buildings 51,781.19 and to carry for.

delivery of their goods from alongside. ed by a number of officers, to attend the maccuvres there to be held is the coming ward to new account. the balance of $336,46. Langkais have experienced a slight decline, winter by the troops of Kiangsu and 'Hopeh,

with sales at Tis. 615, Sumatras have likewise weakened to Tis, rig, but bayers prevail at the rate,

MARINE COURT,

BOARDING A STEAMER WITHOUT

PERMISSION,"

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Exchange, The Bauks selling rate on Lou don in 1/9 og demand. The T/T. rate on Shangbai is 753.

Dividends Payable.-Cantons. Dividend of

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Optional Cargo will be forwarded 'unless

To let.

TO LET.{

FROAD Central, containing Rooms

*IRST FLOOR" nỉ, No,” 6, QUEEN'S

and Bërvants' Quarter. Apply to-

DAVID SASSOON & CO., L. Hongkong, 22nd May, 1968,

TO LET.

*ODOWN' No. ța, DUDDELL STREET,

Apply to-

THE HONGKONG LAND INVEST. MENT & AGENCY CO., LD. Fongkong, 1st October, 1908;

·(490

#

TO. LET.

OFFICES and ROOMS on the 1st and 2nd Central (formerly occupied by Messrs. Shewan, Tomas & Co.) -

of No. 14 Das Vœux Road

Apply to-

THE COMPRADORE DEPARTMENT,'

E. D. Sassoon & Co.,

Queen's-Road Central.

Hongkong, 9th June, 1908.

TO LET.

HOUSE in KNUTSFORD

A.Kowloon

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: "Apply to→→

THE HONGKONG LAND INVEST. MENT & AGENCY CO. LD. Hongkong, 1st October, 1908

TO LET.

`ATHERLEIGH, CONDUIT ROAD.

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A HOUSE in WONG-MEI-CHONG ROAD, A HOUSE in Ripon Terrace. OFFICES in YORK BUILDING," GODOWNS in PRAVA EAST, BLUE

· BUILDINGS, and No. 168, Das Vœux Road next to the Hongkong Hotal. FLATS in MORETON TERRACÍ.

No, ie, DES VŒUX ROAD GENTRAL;

Ist Floor,

notice to the contrary be given before TO- Apply DAY,

Any Cargo impeding. her discharge will be landed at.consignees' risk into the hazardous and/or extra hazardous Godowns of the Hong, kong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Com-- pasy, Limited, and stored at Consignees risk and expense. r.

All Claims must be presented within ten days of the steamer's arrival here after which

In the Marine Court, this morning, before$4 for the year 1907, payable on the 23rd inst.date they cannot be recognised

the Hoo, Commander Basil R. H. Taylor, R. Harbour Master, Cheng Ki Chun, accountant of the steam launch, Kam Po, charged Lau Kai, a Chinaman with no occupation or fixed abode,, with unlawfully boarding his vessel without the permission of the master or other officer in charge this morning.

From the evidence of the complainant, it appea that at 4 a.m. to-day he was on board his lauach, which was alongside a bamboo

wharf off Yau-ma-ti Police Station, He served the defendant come on board and proceed to the engine room. The launch had been laid up fur the night, with no steam up. He followed the defendant, and demanded to know why he was there. The answer was that he wanted to see a man who he declared was a friend_of_his Thero wa1 nobody on board defendant alleged belonged to his imaginary

Steam Lanudrys. Dividend of 40 cents➡➡8 per cent, for year ending 31st May, 1908, payable le-morcow,

TO-DAY'S EXCHANGE.

· Salling;

............P1/9 3/16 ...1/44

have left the Godowns, and all Goods remais. No Claims will be admitted after the Goods

ing undelivered after the 23rd inst, will be subject to rent.

All broken, chafed, and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on the 220d inst., at 3 P.M.

No Fire Insurance has been effected.

HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE' Hongkong Office. Hongkong, 16th October, 1968, [917

Lipdoo-Park T.T.

Do, domand......... De.

4 months' sight Franco-Bank T.T...... Amalsch-Bink T.T.. Germany-Bank T.T. tadla T.T.133 TCOLONIAL and OVER-SEAS MEM.

Do, demand................

..1/91 ...2.21.

I.80

_THE, IMPERIAL-COLONIAL-CLUB-

Yankton being the only vessel of the feet answering to the name (Yeung Yo Tai) that tava-Rack T.861 Dining, Billiard Room, Smoking Lounge,

auxiliaries that accompanied the big ships to Japan. The Panther will leave here in a day or two for Hongkong and will be away for a short time. The Glacier will be sent in Olongapo to dock and will then be sent to San Francisco. The Culgio is engaged in taking stores from the Glacier and when the complete cargo is received the Culgao, will leave for Amoy. The date of departure is variously set at some time between the 23rd and 26th,

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friend.

Before the Marine, Magistrate, this morning, Lau pleaded that he went on board in order to find Yeung Yo Tai, a fireman on board the launch. He admitted not obtaining permission A fine of $5 was imposed, in default of pay- meat, 14 days' bard labour,

THE Chinese Engineering and Mining Co., Ld- announces that the total output of the Company's three mines for the week ending October 3, 1708, amounted to 31,707.44 1098 sad the sales for the same period to 25,079.90.

DR. Sven Hedin has telegraphed a cordial acceptance of an invitation cabled to Simla by German friends requesting him to visit Berlin and deliver a lecture before the German Geographical Society on the results of his recent explorations....

There were no sad firewells, no parting words. The fleet simp'y pulled up anchor and departed. Admiral Sperry addressed a request to Governor-General Smith to have all vessel notified of the time of the return of the Beet, November_._so_that_the_Batan range. could be cleared and target practice could begin at once.. The Governor-General will Count Komora, the Minister of Foreign take the necessary steps. Despite the fact that Affais, Baron Gote, President of the South the hour of departure was two hours earlier Manchuria Railway, Governor-General Oshima than that announced Friday evening, there and the Chinese Special Commissioner to study were no stragglers. Every member of the constitutional questions, Lí Chia-chu, will | crews'was aboard Friday night.? entertain H.D. Thoq Shãoiyi to dinner on the SERVICES OF GEISHA AS WAITRESSES TO BE rath, 13th, rath and 15th inst,, respectively,

DISPL ̧NSE D. WITH, "Christian Japanese in Tokyo and Yokohama have been ende souring to persuade the Tokyo municipal Luthorities and busites associations to dispense with geisha and waitress at the receptions to be given to the U.S. Pacific iquadron, A memorial has been addressed Fox B generation past the Zoo has been to the Gorerement on the same question without a Sumitran tiger, but the omission signed by Mr. Ebara, Chairman of the Tokyo has just been remedied by the arrival of one of Young Men's Christian Association; Mr these animals. The Sumatran tiger is the Hachido, Chairman of the Corresponding & smallest in the world, but it is a very handsome sociation at Yokohama; Mr. Ozaki, Chairman beast, with a very rich golden coat,, and with of the Japas Christian Gospel Association; Mr. twice as many stripes as other tigers. He has Ando, Chairman of the Japan Temperance extraordinarily big whiskers. Society: Mrs. Yajima, Chairman of the Chris

AMERICAN VISITORS.

--Thirty-sight-representatives from the Ameri- can Chamber of Commerce of the Pacific Coast, nineteen of whom are accompanied by their wives, arrived at Yokohama this morning on board the T. K. K, S. Tergo Maru The fivo principal Japanese Chambers of Com merce presented an address of welcome at the pier.

The arrival of these commercial visitor and of the American Exbibition, Commissioner, thas preceding the arrival of the American battleship feet, is regarded at typifying an ad. vance messenger of peace-N, G. D. New

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CHE above. Club is formed chiefly for

1334 | BERS; it is situated at No. 8, Piccadilly (the. Shangbal-Bank T.T. ................................75† contra of Clubland), opposite the Green Park, Angapore-Bank T.T. per H.K. S100.........76

The Club has a Bridge Section, Reception,

Reading Room and Library, 'spao-Back T.T.,

Ladies are eligible as Members. Buying,

Kotrance Fee, Five Guinées, Annual Sub- months' sight LJO; ...................1/9 9/16 | scription, Five Guineas.. is months' sight L/O. .5 .........1/9 11/15 Further particulare from 10 days' sight Sao Francisco & New York..43 1 months' sight

do.

441 jo days' sight Sydney & Melbourne...1.9`11/16 months' sight France ....................2.361 4 months' sight

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2.281 '1 months' sight Germany...KERAS ...1.84 Bar Silver...stock

..23 13/16 Bink of England râte .......................................... Severalgo

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Oldest

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A MARRIAGE has been arranged and will short- ly take place between Arthur Edward Kennedy, Patua Now eldest son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kennedy, and grindsɔn of the late Sir Arthgi Kennedy, G.C.M.G, C.B, at one time Gover-

or of Queensland and Hongkong, and Marie, | Persian (Paper) @ geologa second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. O'Connor, . of retoria, South Africa,

THE ORGANISING SECRETARY

84, Piccadilly, W. Landon, 19th-August; 1908,

THE PACIFIC FREIGHT

QUESTION..

THE HONG KONG LAND INVEST. MENT & AGENCY 00, LD.

• Fangiring, 1st October, 1907,

Intimation.

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KOWLOON

HOTEL.

THE TOPIC OF

THE TOWN.

769 Let us

The Özaka Mainichireports that a conference „511:24 | of agents of steamship companies engaged in

the Pacific trade held on the 6th inst. al, Yokohama failed to come to any agreement OPIUM QUOTATIONS,

It was eventually decided that each company To-day's quotations are as follows :—

should act on its own discretion, and the Nip -Per picat pon-Yusen-Kaisba-has-arranged-to-make ̈ite": Malwa New

„@ 1,200/1,260 | own independant tariff. Its intention is to jaruo .....® 1,280/1;310.|| through bills of lad ng at the present rates on certain goods, including steam and rail transit, ...© 1,320/1,350 |and to take upon its own shoulders the increase

Per chest

in the American rail rate. This applies to raw silk, silk and other valuable goods, the steamer rate on which will be reduced by about 25`gold

On other goods the increas cents per, 100 lbs ad rail rate will be partly counter-balanced by reductions in the steamer Transport. For example, the rate on tea is to be reduced by about 16 gold cents, on mati ting" by 15 cants, on 'straw braid, by 30 cepts, The rate on porcelain exported from | Nagoya will be reduced to do centi, a ređyc. tion being also made in the freight sy most of the other cargo. The average rate charged by the Nippon Yusen Kaisha, saya a Tokyo din- patch' to the Mainichf, is about 64 cents par ron lbs. against the average rate of 7a cents' Tho, C. F. R. Cols aju. Lennox, arrived at recently published by the Pacific Mall Steamship Company. The new average Vancouver at 11.30 p.m., on toth inst..

| rate of the Nippon Yusen Kalaba in'a reduction of about 17 per cent from the

SHIPPING AND MAILS

MAILS DUE.

Indian (Gregory Apcar) 19th inst., daylight Indinė (Arratson Apear) 20th inst, moming German (Kleisi) azad inst,

diaù Ladies' Social Reform Society; and Mr. | Two unemployed-coolie and a hawkor--were Ibuke, Chairman of the Central Committee of the defendants in a case in the Police Court, E. & A.Colt sa. Bastars, from Sydney

de, loft Manila yesterday at 3 p.m., for this part,

THE Sonouncement comes from Washington | the Young Men's Christian Associations: Union, today. Leang Cban, another hawker, 50The N. Y. X, sa Tango Mary, American Prozent tariff, - This, coupled with the increas-

that the American edition of the official life of of Japan.................

-Wanchai-Road, was the complainant, and ba accused them both of having stolen from him, Line, left Shanghai for this port on 15th inst, yesterday, at 75, Cross Streat, the set of sixty.od is expected here on 18th inst.

Li Hupp-chung has been published in Chinese A Tokyo dispatch states that in compliatice at San Francisco in 103 voʻmmet. It is possible with the suggestion of Japanese residents in for Chinaman to ascure it on monthly payments.America, the Tokyo municipal authorities have fire cente.__It was related that the defendants The C. F. B. Cali s.a., Glenfarg arrived at extending over a hundred years. It is bound decided not to employ the services of geisha mot the complainant in the house and dorlog | Kobe at 6.30 am, on 14th last, and left again in beautiful half rubber belting, and, according ae waitresses at the reception of the U.S.squad his absence took the money from la contat.g p,m, same day, via Nagasak for Shang "to the publishers" notice, guaranteed to last ron, Gelska dancas will; however, be given, | which was hanging on a peg in the wall. This hal, where she it due to arrive at noon on

forty centaries

„Japan Chronicio,

they denied, and the case was adjourned,

rith just

-ed-railway tariff, will bring-the-average-tofal facrease on the through rates to no higher than 16 per cent. The report that the Nippon Ya, sen Kalsha had adopted a conference rate with the American steamship companies" lat:1be Month is incorrect, From the first the Nippon Yasen Kaisha bad decided to fix the rate in

cross over to

Kowloon Hotel on

Saturdays and Sun-'

days where a fresh

supply of Seabreeze

is given away free of

charge.

PRIVATE BAR.

Ikan Merah on toast

at gratis.

O. E. OWEN,

Proprietor

Hoogkong, 18th October, 1908.

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