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Telegrams.

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH'

SERVICE

SHANGHAI SETTLEMENT

EXTENSION.

CHINESE OPPOSITION.

[By courtesy of the Sheung Pp."]

Peking, 12th April. A mass meeting of the Chinese was held yesterday at Ming Lun Tong (Hall) to oppose the extension of the foreign settlement in Shang. hai.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH TUESDAY APF

LUSITANO RECREATION CLUB,

AN ANNUAL ATHLETIC MEETING.

Eresident--Mr. J. J. Lalria ; Vice-President -Mr. A› G. da Rocha; Hon. Secretary-Mr. P. M. Remedios; Hon. Treasurer-M? A. V. Barroa Judges Nr. Lio, d'Almade Castro, Mr. J. C. Barretto, Mr. D. P. J. Lopes, Mr. 1. D; Osmund, Mr. C.M.-P. Remediál, Mr. P. da Rors and Mr. M. E. da Silva; Referes-Mr. C. M. C. V. Ribalto Handicappers-Mr. U. M." S. Alves, Mr. A. V. Barros, Mr. A. J. C. V. Ribeiro, Mr. A G da Rocha and Alt F. da Roza,

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"120" YARDS FEAT. RACE 30 years First prize!

Barretto, & Co. Sicond. pris Lusitano Recreation Clut |551—A: E. da Silva, so yds. a--M. Baptista.

Timer 15 sec

LADIES' NOMINATION.—First prize presented, by. B. da Silva Second prize presented by Mr. J. M. da Cruz.

—F.J. Barroito (nominated by Mrs. Bar- retto), 2—E. M. Hyadmin (nominated" by Min. J. M. Brito).⠀

HALY-A-HILK FLAT RACE (Handicap). Fixat prise presoated by Mesars. Crox, Basto S & Co. Second prize presented by Messrs,

Vieira & Co.

MI I-A. A. Baptista, 80 yds ~F. B. da Silva,

Staren-Mr. A. E. S. Alves and Mr. J. M. v. Remedios; Time-keepers-Mr. C. M. 8. Alves and Mr. Remedios; Clerks of

the Course-Mr. J, M. Britto, sad Mr. G, F,

France; Commites Mr. J. A. S. Alves, Mr. M. Alver, Mr. F. F. Barretto, Mr. H. J. M. Carvalho, Mr. C. M. Castro, Mr. B. M. Cunha, Mr. E. J. Figueiredo, Mr. E. J. Noronha, Mr. AF. Osmund, Mr. S. Piano, Mr. J. A. C. V. Ribeiro, Mr. I. Rocha, Mr. F. M. Rori Pereira,

It was decided to telegraph to the Waiwupu (a brief report of the pro- Mr. J. T. Silva and Mr. A. M. L. Soares; Work ceedings) to be followed by-the-des- og Committen-Mr. F. X. Britto, Mr. J. R. Campos, Mr. L. G. Cordeiro, Mr. M. V. Leon, patch of a representative to Peking Mr. A. A. Lopes, Mr. Alfredo Remedios, Mr. who will transmit viva voce a full re- E. M. O. Remedios, Mr. H. M. V. Remedios, Mr. F, A. O. V. Ribeiro, Mr. R. C. Silva, M. port of the proceedings at the meet-J. M. Victor and Mr. P. Yvanovich. ing

HE. SIK LIANG."

ARRIVAL AT PEKING.

[By courtesy of the "Sheving Po."]

Hankow, 12th April. H.E. Sik Liang, ex-Viceroy of Yunnan, arrived at Hankow on the 11th inst, and intends leaving by special train for Paking on the 15th inst,

CANTON-HANKOW RAILWAY

THE GERMAN LOAN,

[By courtesy of the " Sheung Po."

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The annual sports promoted by the Lusitano Recreation Club were held yesterday afternoon at Happy Valley, when the weather was all that could be desired: There was a largo gathering of spectators present to witness the numerous events, among whom were the Rt. Rev. Bishop D. D. Pozzoni, Mr. J. J. Leitia, Consul for Portugal, and Mr. Leiria, and a number of officers from visiting Portugucie cruisen, who manifested a keen nterest in the afternoon's proceedings. The events were all keenly contested and it was refreshing to see the competitors Corage in friendly rivalry for the honours of the day, A feature of the afternoon was the tug-of- war contest for Portuguese sailors, which turned out a tough event, the representatives of the Patria eventually winning' from the men of the Vasco da Gama after a hard Lüssle. The other events were likewise inte- resting, all baving a large number of entries. During the afternoon, the 13th Rajputs Band under Bandmaster Coke played populer selec |tions of music, which wore much appreciated.

Detailed results of the events are appended: Boys' Ra E; 220 YARDS (Handicap).--Boys from to to 15 years of age. First prize, present

by Mr. A. G, da Rocha: Second, prias pre- sented by Mr.‍], rida Silva.

Peking, 12th April, The British Minister in Peking has telegraphed-to-the Foreign

1-1. Pereira, 25 yds. 2-G. Rezi, 30 yds. BICYCLE RACE, I'mile. (Handicap)-First Office in London urging the British prize presented by Mr. A. M. L. Soares. Second Government to domand an explana-pries presented by Club Venatorio.

C. M. Sequeira, 80 yds. F. M. G. tion from the German Government Oxorio, 150 yds. Time; 3 mins, 5 seca.

220 YARDS FLAT RACE (Challenge Cup) regarding the proposed loan for the

Presented by Club Lusitano. To be won two Canton-Hankow Railway and to years in succession before becoming the pro- hold China responsible for the perty of a competitor. First prize presented by the members of the Sociedade Philarmonica. breach of the Chekiang Agreement. Second pries presented by Medor. Graca & Co. 1-1. F. Castro. -D, A. Soares. Time: 23 7/5 secs.

IMPERIAL PALACE.

ENORMOUS TREASURE,

[By courtesy of the "Sheung Po."]

Peking, 12th April. By direction of the Empress Dow äger, the Superintendent of Imperial Household has taken stock of the treasure in the Palace. that there are T. 12,000,000 gold and Tla. 90,000,000 of silver.

Ho finds

SHIPPING AND MAILS

MAILS DUE · ·

Canadiaw (Embrase of Chína) 15th just, Indian (Namsang) 15th inst... English (Assaye) 1jih inst. American (Nippon Maru) i7th inst. ·

· Indian (Kumrang) zzud inst. German (Dirflinger) zand lust.

The Glen Line sa Glenlochy left Singapore on the roth inst, and may be expected to arrive

hare on the 16th Dist.

2.

The 1.8. Woglinde leit Singapore, for this part on syth inst., marning and may be expect od bere on or about the 18 lijst.

The Imperial Germin Mail sa. Prins Lud. -wig which left here on Wednesday, the 7th lost, at noon has arrived at Singapore on Sun

day, the fith lost, at-o a m.

The Imperial German Mail sa Burlew which left bere on Thursday, the Sib init, at 11 am, baš arrived at Shanghai on Saturday, the soth inet,, at 9 pm.

__The_C,_P‚_R_Cals an. Empress of Japan. arrived at ́Shanghai at 4 a.m., on Tuesday, 3th inst., leaves again at 4 p.m., samb day for Nagasaki whoresba is due to strive at 6 mm, on Thursday, 15th inst, -

The C. P. R. Co. s. Empress of China arrived at Shanghai' at 5 am, on Tuesday,

· 13th lost, and left again at upon, same day for Hongkong where is due to arrive af 3`p m.,

on Thursday, the 15th instead 3

left Hongkong on the 13th ult,, and Yokohama, 'on the aust-alt, arrived in New York on Fri

day, qih inst., thus making a transit of 27 days from Hongkong and 10 days from Yokohama,

GIRLS' RACE, 100 yards (Handicap). For giris under 10 years of age. Ist catrics, (Confined to children of subscribers). First priz's, presented by "A Sportsman," Second prize presented by the Lusitano Recreation Club. Third prize prevented by Mr. O. F.

Ribeiro,

-G. Pinos. 2-M. E. Loureiro. 3-A Silva.

THREE LEGGED RACE. 103 yards-First prize presented by Messi, J. C. dos Remedios & Co. Second prize presented, „

1—J. F. Castro and F. A. Barradas, 2-H. M. V. Remedios and A. J. C. V. Ribeiro.

130 YARDS FLAT RACE (Handicap)First prize presented by the members of the Catholic Union. Second prize presented by Messrs. Jorge & Co.

F. B. da Silva. 2-F. H. Hyndman. Time-11 4/5 secs.

BICYCLE RACE, milo (Handicap).-First and second prices presented by members of Club Lusitano.

*—Ė, J, Brown, 350 yds, 2-C. M. Sequeira: Time: 6 mins, 14 SECS.

HALF-A-MILE FLAT RACE. (Öpen to Euro. pean sailors, soldiers and police. Thron prizes, 1-Keep (The Boffs). -Reed (the Buffs) 3-Chester (The Baffe). Time: 2 mins, 7 secs. BOYS' RACE, 120 yards. (Handicap)--For boys under so years of age. Post entries, (Confined to children of subscribers). First and second prizes presented by Lusitado Re

creation 'Club.

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* 1-F. Loureito, 2-H, Lopes, 3-E. Ro- zario

123 YARDS FLAT RACE (Championship)-- Open to all bood fide amateurs in the Colony, under rules of the A. A, A.; First and second. prizes presented by Lusitano Recreation Club

1-P. C.-Fenwick:--2-A. Coombas. Time: 23 2/5 tech.

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too yds. Tima: a mine. 13 saCEJ SY

Heavyweight RACE FOR GENTLEMEN

OVER 175 LUS, 100 yards.

1-A, A Alves, 182 lbs, a-J. D. Osmund,

216 lbs.

TEAM RACE, 230 yards-First and second prizes presented.

1-JF. Castro (Capt.), J. M. Rozs Pereira,

T. A. Cordeiro and F. J. Barretto.

-1-F-H.-Hyndman (Capt.), F.-M-Cruz, Pr A. Yvanovich and J. M. Fonseca.

CONSOLATION RACE, 120 YARDS-Open to all competitors (except those in open events). First prize presented by Mr. J. M. Rocha.

A. H. Carroll.

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At the conclusion of the sports,” Mr. A. G. da Roche, Vice-president of the Club in asking Madame Leiria to present the prizes to the successful competitors," said Cousol Leiria, Ladies and Gentlemen,-The athletic spons which we have'just "concluded is our third athletic annual meeting. The success of our undertakings is due entirely to the 'com- patitors, priza desora, subscribus and members. On behalf of the Lusitano Recreation Club, i have the honour to ask Madame Leiria, WAGGONS, Single and Double IRON to distribute the prizes to the successful com petitors.

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UNION INSURANCE

CANTON.

NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS,

THIRTY

IN SIXTH ORDINARY YEARLY ME

JOTICE is hereby givan that

-ING of the Society will be held at its Held] [Offic®, No?" Qusen's Buildings, Hongkong) on WEDNESDAY, the afat" April,"@1909, a Noon, for the purpose of receiving the Report of the Directors, together with Statements of Accounts, tostat December, 1908, and of claring dividends &

The TRANSFER BOOKS of the Sociaty will be CLOSED from 118 April to the åtm

| April, both daya inclusiva. (E

By Order of the Board

AC MONTAGUE EDE

Secretary.

Hongkong, 24th March, 1909. (190

UNION INSURANCE SOCIETY OF CANTON LIMITED.

NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. XVI

LOTICE is hereby givan thaí að EXTRA-

NORDINARY GENERAL MEETING.

of the Society will be held at its Head Office, No's, Queen's Buildings, Victoria, Hongkong, on WEDNESDAY, the 21st April, 1909, 1215 F. for the purpote of considering and, if thought fit, passing the following Special Resolation MANAM ANDRATHON

That the Memorandum and Articles of Association of the Society be respectively “extended, altered and amended en as to ...” read as shown in the print signed for, the

purpose of identification by the Chair Ilman of this. Meeting, and that soch: "extended, altered and amended Memo- "randum and Articles of Association be Whenceforth adopted as the Memorandum "and Articles of Association of the So.

ciety to the exclusion of those heretofora "prevailing AutoG Should the above Special Resolution i be duly passed, it will be subsequently submitted for confirmation to a further Extraordinary General Meeting, of which Natics will be

hereafter given.

Captain G. S. Warner, R.NK., will be des patched as above on or about 8th May.

Prints of the proposed Memorandum and For Freight or Passage, apply to

Articles of Association can be soon at the "JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., LD., Society's Offices, or obtained on application

there,

Agents.

Hongkong. 13th April, 1909.

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SANITARY BOARD SECRETARY-

SHIP."

By Order of the Board of Directors,

C. MONTAGUE EDE,

Secretary.

Hongkong, 7th April, 1909. -

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LETTER FROM GOVERNMENT?

Madam

Leiria then complied with Mr. Rocha's request and received a beautiful bouquet in a handsome" silver vase, three cheers and a "tiger" being accorded her.

Mr. Leirls, Consul for Fortugal, thinked the|PHONE and RECORDS. Vice-President (Mr, A. G. da Rocha), the Secretary and the Committee.al the Club on behalf of his wife for the handsome bouquet and still more windsome silver presentation. It was a very pleasant duty, the speaker said, to distribute prizes and be presented with a silver souvenir, especially when acknowledgmisit had to be made by the poor busbad, who got nothing. He felt certain all had enjoyed the sports immensely. They had Captain Reher, of the Rajah, which arrived seen good racing, and there was no doubt that this morning from Hongkong, reported that The following letter from Government re the best men had come la first (Applause); when near Pulo Opi he picked up thres Az-lative to the appointment of Mr. Bowen-Row- The speaker congratulated the successful names who were adrift to a small boat. They lands, principal clerk, to act as Secretary to. competiters and trusted that the less fortante had, it seems, been blown out to sea, from the the Board was read in the members of the ones would have better Juck Dext year; There was so doubt that the success of the month of the Saigon river, a distance of about Sanitary Board this afloro os

140 miles and were in a very miserable condi- sports was due to the hard-working vice-pretion. Upon arrival here they were handed over siden, the energetic secretary and the com

to the Harber Department which in tura sent mitted in general. Thanks were due to Sir them to the French Consulate. Frederick Lugard for his kind patronage, lo the jockey Club for the loan of the ground, to Bishop Prizini for his presence, to the O- cers of the Pactuguese gunboats and to the ladies and gentlemen for their kind, attend. acce. In conclusion, the speaker wished pro-an the 1st April. sperity to the Lusitano Recreation Club and called for three cheers for the institutido, which were heartilyresponded to.

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Cheers were called for the President, the ladies, and officers of the visiting gunboats. These being given, a successful meeting was brought to a close.

DOG NUISANCE AT WANGHAI DISTRICT FULL OF UNLICENSED PARIAHS.

The Telegraph's attention has been called by a correspondent (signing himself "Hydro- phobia") to a dog nuisance which exists in that district round and about the race-course. Jud. ging from the letter, which we have received, we think "Hydrophobia" bas good cause for com plaint, and we hope that steps will be taken to eradicate the evil before any serious injury is inflicted upon residents in that district. We append the letter in full-

"Not very long ago an order was issued by the Captain Superintendent of Police to the effect that all dogs found in the streets at night (whether licensed or not) were to be shot,

For about a month the Police, especially those in the Wanchai district, wasted much ammunitions aroused the whole neighbour. hood, but seldom was a member of the canine tribe bullet-ted". Have they given, up the attempt now? If so, why ?

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Morrison Hill and Leighton Hill Roads, In the Eastero district, more so around

children are afraid to leave their houses owing 10 the presence of these semi-wild parishs (most of which are sulicensed), que d

"And taxpayers wonder why the revenue 'le' on the decrease l

WATER RETURN.. Level and storage" of water in reservoirs

CITY AND HILL DISTRICT WATER WORKS. LEVEL 1908,

1909. -47′ 5′′ below) 45′ 17′′ below overflow Loverdow

Tytam,.. TytamBye.

25, 5′′ below

wash

overflow Tytam, In á al below) termediate (overflow

Pokfutur

25′ 1′′" below Overflow..

balaw "Overflow 47 3" below 19′ _4′′. bolow

Overflow Loverflow.

421 below) 319" below Wong-nai-

Overflow chung... overflow..

STORAGE GALLONS,

'1908,⚫ 97,600,000 571,009

Tytam. Tytam Byewash... Tytun Intermediate 183,642,002- Pokfulam ........

11,740,000 .403,000 Wong-nai-chung

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Colonial Secretary's Office, :-

30th March, 1909... Sir,-With reference to ing letter of the 24th instant, I am directed to inform you that Mr. Bowen Rowlands, principal clerk, Sanitary Department, will, be appointed to act as Se cretary to the Board from Monday, the 5th proximo,

have, etc.,

F. H. MAY,

Colonial Secretary.

PAY IN THE NAVY.

THREE NEW ORDERY, IN COUNCIL.

His Majesty has graciously given his sauc ion to three new Orders in Council'affecting the details of pay in the Navy. The three Orders ran on the following linen

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(1.) By an Order in Council dated April 9 1909. 198, a climate allowance was granted for 103,620,000 service in the China tivers during the months 644,000 of June, July, Augost, and September at the 24,500,000 subjoined rates (payment being restricted to

15,700,000 Europeans)-

3,290,000

- 287,754,000 Total 291.956,000 Consumption of water in the City and H District during the mouth of March.

1908.

1909.

Consumption...134,783,000 110,851,000 gallons Estimated)

206,460 209,260 population Consumption)

31.0

perhead per day....................) Constant supply in all districts during March, 19c8

31, a day to each commissioned officer.

is, a day to each warrant offices.

6d, a day to the rest of the ship's company. This climatic allowance has now been extended to service in the Persian Gulf.

(3.) By an Order in Council of March, 1903, the rank of engineer captain might be granted at the discretion of the Lords of tbo Admiralty 17.1 gallons to engineer commanders on retiremaat, provid. ed they had thirty years) meritorious service, By a further Order in Council, dated November, 1948, the 'qualifying piriod was reduced from Intermittent supply by Rider mains in Rider thirty to twenty-seven years. The now Order main districts during March, 1909, in Council now sanctions the change taking

The return of consumption is subject to place from April 1, 1908. error owing to the difficulty of accurate mea. surament whilst the extension works at Albany Filter Beds are in progress."

„KOWLOON WATER WORKS LEVEL

These dogs (il they must be called by that nams) are of a most vicious nature. They are Kowloon kept locked up all day long, and when released Gravitation in the afternoon-well, women and children are Reservoir 2440 YARDS FLAT RACE-Confined to sailors || 81 a.fons...ic.discover in 'which direction to fles of Portuguess men-of-war (Vasco da Gama outof their way. and Patria). Three prizes,

1-2 H. Hyndman, 2-P. A. Yvanovich, Time: 64 sacs.

sented by Mr. L. M. Alvares, Second prize SACK RACE, 50 YARDS-First prize pre-

presented by Mr. J; Beroardo,

1-4, V. Barros. -P. A. Yvanovich,

"Several persons, Chicamen especially, have| been bitten, and, I believe, compensation has hushed up the matter. But will I, the father

bydrophobia for the question of a dollar or sof of a'few, suffer my children to be the victim of

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1909.

| THE · CHINA "TRADERS' INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED,

NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS,

| OTICE is hereby given that the FORTY- THIRD ORDINARY MEETING of, 'SHAREHOLDERS in the, ahora Company. will be bold at the Head Office, No, a Queen's. Buildings, Hongkong, on WEDNESDAY, the 21st April, ig09, at 1.30 2.1., for the purpose of receiving the Report of the Director, to gether with Statement of Accounts to the gist December, 1908, and of declaring Dividends,

The TRANSFER, BOOKS of the Company will be CLOSED from the 7th April to the

1st April, both days inclusive, dond

By Order of the Board of Director,

MONTAGUE EDE, Secretary

Hongkong, 26th March, 1909,

THE CHINA TRADERS' INSURANCE- COMPANY, LIMITED.

NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS.

NOTICE is hereby given that an EXTRA ORDINARY GENERAL MEETING of the Company will be held at its Head Office, Na z, Queen's Buildings, Victoria, Hongkong, OD WEDNESDAY, ibe a1st April, 1909, 120 12.45 PM, for the purpose of considering and, if thought fit, passing the following Special Resolution -

"That the Memorandum and Articles of

"Association of the Company be respec.). ("tively extended, altered and amended so "as to read as shown in the print signed" for the purpose of identification by the "Chairman of this Meeting and that such "extended, altered and amended" Memo, *randum and Articles of Association ba henceforth adapted as the Memorandum and Articles of Association of the Com "pany to the exclusion of those heretofora "prevailing."4

Should the above Special Resolution be. duly passed, it will be subsequently submitted for confirmation to a farther Extraordinary General Meeting, of which Notice will be hereafter given,jenge for

Priols of the proposed Memorandum and Articles of Association can be seen at the Company's offices or obtained on application: there,

By Order of the Board of Directors,

PNEUMO, MONTAGUE EDE,

Secretary, Hongkong, 10th April, 19c9'

(3) By the third Order in Council the follow ing now payments are to be made. Five shil› lings a day each to the lieutenants commend. jog H.M. ships Orion and Calypso, payable in THE HONGKONG ELECTRIC CO. LD Torpect of duty as Registrar-General of the Malta and Newfoundland branches of the

hereby given that the TWEN below Royal Naval Reserve respectively when par NTIETH ORDINARY GENERAL

Toute past Accountant officers of MEETING of the SHAREHOLDERS formed by a lieptengsl.

be held at the Company's Office, St. George's Building, on SATURDAY: thegaztir, Kprin 1909) at 13 o'clock Noon, for the purpose of gether with a Statement of Accounts to 28th presenting the Report of the Directors to February, 1909, and electing: Directors and Auditors

overflow

-STORAGE" GALLOI

1908. Kowloon Gre

vitation Ré-127, 133,000 129,367,000 gallons servoir..... Consumption of water in Kowloon during the month of March-

1909,

.M. ships are to rective 25 m your each, pay able for duty, as a local auditor of the accounts of the Malta and Newfound and branches of the Royal Naval Reserve respectively, Accountant officer of one of H.M.S.'s is to receive £35 year, payable for duty, as local auditor of the accounts of the Australian branch of the Royal Naval Reserva The naval instructor borne on will

It was not six months ago, that the police Consumption ....22,361,000 23,901,000 gallons the books of H.M.S. Terpilchors is to receive | April, 1909, both days inclusivo, ci

at No. a Police Station started, a maide 440 YARDS FLAT RACE (Handicap). First, against the owners of unlicensed dogs. Those

Estimated

63,100 85,900

The Silk ex RM.S. Empres of India which pries presented by Mr. J. J. Leiria. Second, who were summoned and floed were Port Consumption

prise presented by Mosure. Noronha & Co. guese, Chinese, and Japanese. But did they

per head per

8.7

8,8 gallons 1—L, G. Cordeiro, 2-C. M. C. Ribeiro, at the tima try other quarters where dogs-- Time: 55.60

and a puissoce to other slow-abound?

The Government Analyst reports that the from the cruiser Vasco da Gama verins somm to house visit, then and not

Tuð-OF-WAR for Pontagnose sailors, to men ............ “If they-ki they should do-have house water is of excellent quality

W/ CHATHAM,' from the gunbost Patria, Best of s pulls.

Wafer Authority? tax-payers of the district be pårmitted" out unmo

Mr. F. D. Cloud,, Actiog. Consul Genaral, ... → This was a very exciting event,... The second

sized before the pall caused latause exciteme

of fostering || siderably over a mingle, of the Patria aventually.

tires Tax Chias

rmen.. prating the self duties to

£100 per annum for service at the RN. War College, in lies of tuition money. Chief officers of H.M. Coastguard are to receive compensa tion for loss of remuneration previously receiv od. for drilling Koyal Naval Reserys men on cloning of balletion on the subjoined tarma :---- Qar year'sallowance, based on average of last five years, payments awarded for first year, l'after the drills čoused.

Jor

The TRANSFER BOOKS of the Company be CLOSED from the foth to the 14th.

By Order of the Board of Directos,

* GIBB LIVINGSTON & Co,

Aganta Hong any, 7th April, 1909/2

GOLD STORAGE,

THE HONGKONG ICE

BLTD. Mave now: 40,0 COLD STORAGE (VI! Storan (will be: Open:

Jy, Bunday sucupied,

skable goods.

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