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Telegrams.

[[Renter's.]

Great Britain and Germany...

LONDON, 29th October.

It is officially admitted in Berlin that the interview with F. I. M. The Kaiser publish. ed in the London Telegraph is substantially

correct.

The Kaiser's statements are universally commented upon, and it is declared in Paris that His Majesty did not reject the Franco- Rusșină invitation, but made its acceptance conditional to the ratification of the Frank fort Treaty, and that it was thus that the projected intervention collapsed.

Later. The storm raised by the Kaiser continues, and everybody is irritated at His Majesty's double-edged indiscretions.

The English newspapers are calm in their comments, regarding bygones as bygones;; they consider that the Kaiser means well, but that he has missed the mark in trying to deduce a reason for the necessity for a powerful navy,

The German newspapers are extraordinari- ly outspoken, condemning His Majesty's impulsiveness and disregard of his ministers, and deploring his reference to the "yellow peril" whereby old sores are re-opened.

Lord Roberts declines to say anything-re- garding the Kaiser's plan of campaign,"

TYPHOON WARNING.

„The following (elegram was received at the American Consulate-General (om the Manilä Observatory at 9.00 am, to-days!

Cyclone or typhosis.east-of-Northern-Ladrona- or Mariana Islands, moving N.

ROBBERY WITH VIOLENCE.

SCENE ON BOARD STEAMER "HONG,MOR,"

A robbery, to carry out which violence had to be used, took place on Thursday evening'on board the steamer Hang Mok, in the harbour, A mousy-changer was attacked on the deck by three men and dispossessed of $411"

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH SATURDAY OCTOBER 31, 1908,

CHAMPIONING A COOK

LAMBERT-CASTLE STORY, CONTINUED..

41 hat man Lambert took the Chinsman to the Registry and made out the writ on his be half against Quartermaster Sergeant, Carle,

P.W. D. OFFICER ARRESTED.

· ACCUSED OF ACCEPTING A DRISE,

Emil Scherrer, who is put down as a bridgni bellder, of the Fublic Works Departmet, was arrested yesterday afternoon. The warrant on which he was apprehended was taken opt by This was the gist of a story which was told the Crown Solicitor, and executed by Detective to Mr. Justice Gmos 2, this faredoon, in the Sergeant Bell, who met the accused in Queen's Supreme Cour, during the hearing of a debt Road Central. The warrant charges him with case, in which Quartermaster Sergeant Castle,, R.GA., was sued by his cook, Farg To Kew,aving accepted a bribe of $16 from a con to recover 524, alleged to be two months tractor named Yu Tin Sam, on the 3rd, instant. This morning, ho was arraigned before Me, wages.

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THE AMERICAN FLEET."

ADMIRAL EMERY · EXPECTED. IN HONGKONG

ALESSON NEXT WEEK,

"At the conclusion of the American" Flent's visit to Amoy, it is expected that individual. vessels forming the visiting flest to the Cainere port will call at Hongkong en runde to Philippine waters for battle practice. We understand that the first battleship to put in an appearance at this port will be the Louisiang doring the first week in November, when it may be expected Admiral Emery, U.S.M., will

Okiel..

the

To-day's Advertisements.

PUBLIC AUCTION, HE Undersigned have received instructions

to sell by

PUBLIC AUCTION, FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED,

L

WEDNESDAY,

4th November, 1008, at 2.30 P.M., at their Sales Rooms, No. 8, Des Voeux Road, corner of Ice House Street,

The plaintiff appeared in: person, while Mr. J. R. Woad to answer the charge and, pleading ba. the guest of the British Commander-in: | SUNDRÝ KOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

P. W. Goldring (of Goldring, Barlow and Morrell) represented the defendant.

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The evidence of the plaintiff was that he was formerly a cook in the employ of the defendant He had been employed by defendant for two years, at Sra per month. On the 5th instant plaintiff left because he was not paid. "Defand- ant owed him two months' wages,

The Court-When did your service begin? On the stb.

When did your master pay you?--On the sth of every month.

.....

Mr. Goldring (cross-examining) - Who brought you to the Registry?-Mr. John Lam

bert.

not guilty, the case was adjourned. According to the charge-sheet, Scherrer is described as a

native of Fresce.

CRIME AT PAD-MA-11,

COMMERCIAL;

YARN MARKET.

Comprising:-* SIDEBOARD' and WARDROBES with BEVELLED GLASS, SILK TAPESTRY. COVERED DRAWING ROOM SUITE, Single and Double IRON BEDSTEADS and BEDDING, GLASS, CROCKERY and In their report dated goth instant, Measts, E.P. WARE, OVERMANTELS with BE 'Phiromba' B. Petit & Co; writer-Pa

VELLED GLAS✨, IRON FENDERS, &c.

Catalogues will be laged.. TERMS:-As Usual.

"1961

Out last circular was,dated the róth Inst. ... The briskopus of the market mentioned in

HUGHES & HOUGH, ❘our lest report has continued "unabated, and

Auctioneers. good business has been transacted boib” för

Hongkong, 31st October, 1908. prompt cargo and delivery "to arrive." The reported settlements have been op an aboör "BEN* LINE OF STEAMERS, mally largescale, and had shipments afloat bean shortly available thom is no doubt that, sales

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. would have run into still higbar figures. Bayers'

$.3.BENARTY," demand remains unsatisfied at time of writing,

FROM MIDDlesbro', anTWERP, Allcounts have shared in the general inquiry, but

LONDON, AND STRAITS, favourite No. tar, have, as a rule, participated more largely in the turn-aves. Prices have ad-informed that all Goods are being landed "ONSIGNEES of Cargo are hereby vanced, as compared with last fortnight's quota- tions, from $1 to $3; bat selected spinnings fetched a much as $3more." Meagraness of stock of boldings

SMART ARRESTS BY THE POLICE.

"'There were two street robberies and the samo number of burglaries. committed at Yau-ma-ti during the past twenty-four hours, and in each ease, it is pleasing to note, an arrest has been effected. This speaks highly for the police of You-masti. The accused ware charged be- fore. Mr. J. R. Wood this morning and all but one ware convicted. Two méo- | And be made out the writ for you?—Yes. Wong Ping and Leung. Fok-ware found Your master bad some trouble with Lam guilty of stealing, respectively, a gold-mounted bert?—I don't know.

ration bangle from a three-year-old child, and aver kept two silver anklets from a six-year-old girl, vas veryTheir mod as operandi was to give the children something to'play `with and then relieve them of their trinkets. Wong Ping was remanded, while Leung Fok was given six weeks' bard |-·labour-and-to-be-whipped-twelve-stroke-in-first-hands-and-the-absorption

Chan Loi and Wong Luk were next called to amongst buyers in the consuming districts have answer charges of hurglary-Chan with eater-produced the stimulating appreciation in figures ing 12, Kennedy Street with felonious intent, and recorded within. But for the floods in the din- Wong, with stealing from No. 18, Reclamation ticis comprised within the North and West Strast a pair of woman's trousers, which he was | Rivers, as reported in our last, the advance in Weating when he was arrested. Chan was prices as well as settlements, would have bann given three months bard labour and his on an even higher scale. colleague six months.

The Court-Has your matter your wages in arrear? No. regular.

"

What was the reason for this?—1 gave no reason, My master moved out of the old

house.

When did he move?-Os the rst of this

month. When I went to the new house he

wouldn't let me in.

And what was the reason he dido's pay you the previous month? ~He was in hospital..

Did you ask several times for your wages? Yes,

And what did he say to you?-He said, Wait a bit; wait a bit.":

Bombay mziket reports considerable firm ness and coupled with the continuous, bealthy

COTION SPINNING IN JAPAN,, demand from the Northern parts there is every

RESULT OF THE HALF YEAR.

Mr. Goldring said that What wages were due to the defendant were paid to him in Septem- be $8 in al. The reason why two months' wages were owing was because defendant

The cotton spinning industry in Japan en was ju bospital. As an explanation · for the summons against the defendaal, Mr.joyed extraordinary prosperity for some thiee companies for gas amounted to 13 million yen years. The aggregate net profit of the various

reason to believe that the upward movement will, until the temporaiy closure of business in the twelfth Chinese moon, continue unchecked. The fall in Silver exchange further fosters this

belief.

slected throads. Prices show an advance of No. zor. A fair business, was reported in

It would appear that the money-changer, a man Castle had had some trouble with his wife and it reached nearly 15 million yea, ia-19 6; and Si to Ss in selected threads that are in short

Goldring stated that Quartermaster Sergeant Jnho Lamberi, juu, who was doing all to his power to trouble Castle. It was a series of pauly annoyances, Mr. Goldring stamped it..

named Lam Sik, went on board on the arrival

was 16 million yen în 1907. In other words," of the vessel to do business with passengers,

these companies cleared a net profie do a who had foreign coins to change. He was seated

average of more ibas 40 per cent, on the paid on the deck with rolls of bankontos aprend in

Quartermaster Sergeant Castle denied

up capital in 1935 and 1995, and of over 30 per front of him and a quantity 'of silver coins at wing plaintiff anything. He paid him two

cool, in 1917. Up to 1994 the profit of the bis side, when three mes pounced upon him. mo the wages in September. Plaintiff's salary spinning companies had been comparatively He was sent sprawling over the deck, and I was Sp per month. When he was first engaged. malt, and no repayment of the fixed capilal had

he drew 51 a month.

while two men held him down and attempted to insert a gag is his mouth, the other collect od the cash. -The trio than made their escape. The outrage was reported to Inspector Robert- ron, and as the result of careful loquicies, (hreo sospects were arrested in Third Street. They were charged in the Police Court, to-day, and held for trial..

INTERPORT CRICKET.

小

HONGKONG, AGAIN DEFEATED: -

The Hoogkong Cricket Eleven have yet an ather defeat to their debit and this time, it has bres inflicted by the ladies of Shanghai, the match having taken place yesterday (Dci," 26} on the Shanghai Cricket Club's ground, in the || presence of quite a number of speclators, the majority of whom were ladies, who did not ne glect an opportunity of applauding when the mambers of the fairer sex scored. The gentle men were under the disadvantge of hwing to bat and bowl, as well,as field, left-handed, nod we have no doubt that this morning, when the return match will be played, they will succeed in avenging their defeat. To-day's match will Yesterday's scores commence al 10.15 am.

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The Cour-Did he ask you for his wages

No.

been practically carried our. During the three

Mr. Goldring-When your wife left the house years under review no less that Y10,650,000— did he leave with her?

or Y3,550,000 on ike, anual average-was Defendant-Yea

appropriated towards the refunding of the fixed capital. During the same period the amanet of the reseave fund, which totalled only Y6,000,000 at the end of 1934, increased by Y16,780,050, bringing the total up to Y23,500,- Why should I sue you if you didn't owe ma 000 The Japanese spioning industry thus wages?—No doubt Mr. Lambert is at the bot-enjoyed an unprecedented prosperity during

The Defendaal --Didn't you owe some com, pradores money, and when they asked for pay. ment you turned them out?-It is not true.

tom of all this.

Mr. Goldring-Lambert issued the writ for bim, my Lord,

The Court (to defendani)--You say that this is a false claim 7-Yes.

When did you come out of bospital?---At the latter end of September.

When did you go in ? - In the latter par

part of August, ".

His Lordship, said that he did not believe. the plaintiff's story, and gave judgment for the defendant,

ROBBERY IN THE HONGKONG.

BANK.

"CHINAMAN'S ATTEMPT TO BÖLT WITH

51,000 ODD..

SHANGHAI LADIES, Mrs. Barrett, b. Edwards ......

A very daring, not to say barefaced, robbery Mian Butler, c. Turner, b. Lanning

was frustrated in the Bongkong and Shanghai Miss Peterson, b. Edwards............. 10 Bank last evening, and as a result a man, who Miss Merriman, b. Lanning:.......

alleges that he is a school teacher, by zame Miss Dondfield, c. and b. Claxton 12 Ho Kam, is now imprisoned at headquarters Miss White, b. Prakerin

awaiting his trial. Mrs. Cox, not out"

6

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Miss Wingrove, c. and b. Claxton........... 4 Mrs. Billings, b. Lansing.....

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Tee full story of the robbery is sppeaded. At this time of the month, it might be explained in the first instance, `ewing to pressure of work, the compradore's depart 10 most of the Hongkong and Shanghai 3. Bank is kept open until late at night. Total... At about hall past seven o'clock last even.

Miss C. Merriman- c, and b. Lanning ....... Miss Whittall, c. Shaipe, b. Lanning

Sundries.

ILONGKONG,.

A. Claxton, b. Miss C. Merriman...

A. Peake, b. Miss C. Merriman ...........................

Leint. Haughton, c. 'and b. Merriman .....'

R. Hutchison, run out” a willig

A. Lauping, run out

W. Turner, mus oat., .......com

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supplies.

No. 16.-Moved slowly. Only best have changed bands at current rate.

No. 12-A moderate business has been done an advance of $1 to 53 per bale.

No tor-Are in good demand. Prices show an advance' of $1 to $3 per bale. Selected threads-that-ara-io-short-supplies fetched. $4.

batter,

Nos:8r. and 68. – Na business reported. The Market closes firm..

Sales/325 bales of No. to., 135 bales of No. 124, 315 bales of No, 168, and 1,375 bales- of No, zos,, in all about 7,3 7 bales...

Arrivals: Por steamers Arratoon Aptar, Fooksang, and Latsang (from Calcutta), and Kagoshima. Maru; China, and Delki (from Bombay), of about 13,000 bales

Unsold Stock-About 7,000 bales. Uncleared Stock :-About 14,000 baler, Exchange: We quote to-day as follows :--

India T. T.

at Rs. 131 per cent.

,, Sb. r.gd. =$

*

these three years, ~~During the second-half~of~lastTMTMyear; however, а reaction began to manifest itself, and the depression reached its beight in the first six months of this year. The total net profit of all the Japanere cotton-spinning mills for the first half of this year amounted to only ¥3,370,000; ̃ ̄ar one-half the profit realised in the second half of 1907, and two-fifths as compared with the correspond.. ing period of last year. The average rate of dividend for the term "was only 11 per cent. Of the 78th companies six suffered loss, while ten had to be content with no dividend or were b.rely enabled to pay a dividend by means of | the balance brought forward from the last sc-

Business remains dull and inactive and the count. Only eight out of the twenty-eight mill-few-transactions-that-have-been-pul_through were able to carry out the repayment of fixed capital to a more or less extent.

Generally speaking, however, the spinning companies are now on a much sounder basis than they were three years ago, remarks the Tayo Keisai; on account of the appropriation of 10,650, towards the redemption of fixed

capital and of Y16,800,000 for the reserva lunds. It may be presumed. that they will have afficient financial power to successfully tids over the existing depression. It may be in- teresting to separately review the position of each company for the first six months of the

year:-

ing shopkeeper named Wong Wing called Osaka Boreki...

Capital

Dividend

¥3,750,000

Paid-up. Par cent.

at the biok and deposited on the counter Sets Bockings: 1,735/200 ** A handkerchief, in which was wrapped $30

16 in notes and one dollar tie silver, making the total sum of $1,311, While he was leaning over the counter waiting for the shroff, man, who tas passéer!

6 | avidently knew of the shopkeeper's errand sad made

had followed him, walked boldly up to the counter, sonicbed the money, and bolled. The thief made tracki for the' malo` door. Lieut Home, bit wicket.................. 5 This be discovered was closed. He then to tried the side door which leads from the Savinge Bank, but by this time the alarm had been

W. Edwards, rop out..

F. Blid, b. Mist Merriman

Corpi, Sharpe, not out a DANI Bandsman.Barton, run out...una wain

Sundries...

Tola in

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75

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7 | given, and the thief was captured by the waich- Atelephone message to headquarters brought down Detective Sergeant Terrett, who proceed. "Shanghai Times,

edto investigate. On the counter of the office was found a quantity of black pepper. There was POLICEMAN94 Taylor charged a hawker named also a good supply on the floor and in Bo Kam's Chan Chuen before Mr.J. R.. Wood, in the pocket. This undoubtedly went to show to Police Court, this morning, with keeping a what extent he would have gone bad the konnay-changor's stall without the necessary shopkeeper not had his backturned on him when permit, and with being in possession of a scale | his machey was removed from the counter. which was not of the standard weight. It was 2. The sccused was charged befois Mr. J. R. | suspected for some days past that defendant Wood, in the Police Court, this foranoon (1) was doing a 'money-changer's business and it with theft and (3) with being in possession of a was kuzwa to the police that he had no permit, quantity of peppar for an nolawial purpose. Kesterday, a coolie was given a marked dollar | He pleaded not guilty, wad the case was ad bill and sent to the defendant, who changed the Journed.

money and gave the pramiam. Besides this

defendant also, sold fruit, and when his stall. THE Police Magistrates' department is exemp

Osaka Goda Fukushima Boseki

12

20

2,400,000

20

1,250,000

16

16

Nippon Basaki...... 3,750,000

Naigai Wata........... 1,50,500 13 Temma Orimon0 ....................: 703,000 - 30

450,000

16 Sakai Boschi .................. Kishiwada Bosoki.......................... -736,000 Ja

900,000 Wakayama Boschi

1

40.

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950,000 5,761,500

437,500 155*

400,000 10 400,000

300,000

Nippon Seiluran je 2,450,000 Teikoko Seishi... €,500,000 Amagasaki Bosek Kenshi Bosaki Hatima Bosekl Kurashiki Boseki........................ Kamaoka' Bosaki Ebime Boscki ...mmon. Wakayama Mempun me 613,500 16 Matsuyama Boski Banki Bosekima Miya Bozek

$877,675 12 Kaungafuchi Boscki..... 7,854,750 Fuji Gau .............................: 7,995,615 Tokyo Bok 2,100,000 Nisabin Basel... 2,500,000 Miyazi Bosaki Shimotauke Bosaki ........

250,000 300,000

900,909 $40,000

57,193,534:

* Danotes Losses),

was visited thu fales scale was discovered. His led from the operation of the Public Holidays. Such are the result Worship fived him say on the first chargé and. Ordinance, 1875, on Monday, the 9th $19 on the second.

Kiss's Birth

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16

Demand London T. T.

Demand

n 1.9 1/16d=5 ...«, Tis. 75)=$100. Steagbai............ Silver -93.7/16di per os

WERKLY SHARE REPORT. Reviewing theʻshare) business for the week, Mears. R. S. Kadoorie & Co. write on Oct. 30

during the week, have not altered rates to any material extent.

|

have ruled firmer closing with probable buyers

·Banks,—Hongkong and Shanghai Banke |

at $850. The London rate is unchanged.

Marine': Insurances.-There are further

bayers of Cantons at $175 North Chicas have declined to Tis: So, with inquiries, whila yangiszes continas steady at $167. Unions can be placed at 5785...

Fire Insurances.—Chinà Fires have impray. de 598 at which rate buyers prevail, · Hong- kong Fires are inquired for at 5335,

Shipping China & Maciles and Douglases are unaltered and without businues to report, Hongkong, Canton and Macao Steamboats.can be sold at 518). Shall Transports are quiet ar 454

· Refineries.—Chías Sugars and Ļozies are easier at quotations. Perak Sugars are offering in the North at Tis, go:

To Let.

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LIRST FLOOR of No. 6, QUEEN'S

ROAD, Central, contálníng 6 Rooms: and Servants' Quarter, Apply to

DAVID SASSOON & 00, LD, Hongkong,'azad May, 1908,

GODO

TO LET.

‘ODOWN`No. ŝa, Duddell StREET.

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

TO LET.

FFICES and ROOMS on the 1st and, and Floors of No. 14. Des Voeux Road Central (formerly occupied by Messrs. Showaq,' Tomes & Co.)'

Apply to

THE COMPRADORE DEPARTMENT.

E. D. Sassoon & Co.,

Queen's Road Central, Hongkong 9th Juns, 1905.

at their risk into the hazardons and/or extra hazardous Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown. Co., Ltd., whence and/or from_the_wharvon_delivery_ may be obtained.

No Claims will be admitted after the Goods A. have left the Godowns, and all Goods remain Dundelivered after the 6th prox. will be subject to rent.

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

ath prox, or they will not be recognised.

All broken, chafed, and damaged Goods are to be faft in the Godowns, where they will be examined on the 6th November, at 11 AM,

No Fire lusurance has been effected.. Bills of Lading will be connberalgund by

GIBB, LIVINGSTON & Co., Agosti.

· Hongkong, 31st October, 1908

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THE PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.

STEAM

FOR

STRAITS, CEYLON, AUSTRALIA, INDIA,

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Through Bills of Lading issued for BATAVIA, PERSIAN GULY, QONTINENTAL, AMERI- CAF and SOUTH AFRICAN PORTS.) HE Steamship

THE

"DELHI,"

Captain J, D. Andrews, R N.K, carrying His Majesty's Mails, will be ́despatched from this for BOMBAY, &c, on SATURDAY, the 14th November, at Noon, taking Passengers and Cargo' for the above Ports in connection-with- the Company's 8,8. China, 8,000 tons, from" Colombo, Passangen' accommodation in which vossal is secured before departure from Houg. kong.

Silk and Valuables, all Carge for France, and Tsa for London (under anisogement) will be transhipped at Colombo into the Mail steamer proceeding direct to. Marseilles and London, athes Cargo for Loudon, &c, will due-in-London-on-16th December, 100% be conveyed direct by the R.M.S. Reypt,

Parcels will be received at this offee until 4 PM. the day before sailing. The Contents and Vatus of all Packages are requiri,

For further Particulars, apply to

E'A, HEWETT,

Saperlatendent Hongkong, 31st October, 1908.

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"PROTECTION” NĚKDED.

LOTHARIO AFRAID OF BEING SHOT.

Let it be stated at once that we are in no

position to vouch for the veracity of the story, which, our ipformant alleges,is “the truth and nothing but."

A day or two ago a gay, young: Lothado visited a cortaio police office in this Colony, and, shaking in every limb, naked for " pro- tection." "Mr. Blank," he said, "bus threa tened to shoot me and I'm afraid he will do it Lo-night."

Mining-Chinese Engineerings have de

The officer do duty, who, no doubt, know the clined to Tis. 15.85 at which price sales have character of Lothario, listened very intently." been affected. Raubs are obtainable at 57.

"Well, what do you want?' be asked when he Docks, Wharves and Godowns-Whampoa had heard the story," Docks continue in demand at 595. Shanghai want protection, was the reply. "I don't Docks are on offer at Tis. 8. Hongkewwant to meet Mr. Binok to-night,”

Wharfs have risen to Tis, 154, after sales.

Looda, Hotels and Buildings-Angio French Lands are in demand at Tis. 48 and Central Stores at $12). Humphreys Edtates are firmer with bayers at $9). Shanghai Lands can be

sold'nt Tit. 116,

Cotton Mills-A further iniprovement. In | Ewói has taken place and there are buyere at the improved rate of Tis. 67% in the North. Internationals are offering at Tim, 65, and Lao Kung Mows at Tia, 75, bilo Soy Chess have been sold at Tj6, 140.

Miscellaneous-China Borneos are in re.

"You don't?" remarked the officer sarcastic ally. "Well, if I were Mr. Blank," the officer is alleged to have said, "you would have bees shot long ago! If it in protection you want it: Is my duty to give it you."

A sigh of relief was beard.. Officer an doly (to a subordinate)--" Here, accompany this man home, and if there should be any shooting don't stop Mr. Blank, but pick up the shots"

And Lothario, keeping close to the police- man, disappeared in the darkness, quest at sto, and China Providents at Sold Meda

Groan Island Cements have been dealt in at & Toxio despatch of Oct. 26 to the NC. D. tro... Sales of Hongkong Electrica have bean" | Newr says:-To-day-bis-Hxcellency-Bhang effected in small lots at 517). Sumatras hayo. Kun pao was entertained at luncheon by Count weakeond to $116. Langrats have improved considerably and at the close buyers

buyora prevail at

Kxcbange The Banks selling rats on Lone:

demiodatke: T/T rate on

mills for the first half of the | đón

Komore, Minister of Foreign Affairs, and at dinner by the Yokohama Specia Bank and the Miss Bink His Excellency leaves Tokio to-morrow to inspect the. Government fro Foundry si Klushu, and will afte Suma gear Köbe for the beasất

Kowloon.

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