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Telegrams.

*** HONGKONG TELEGRAPH”

SERVICE.

CHINA'S SOVEREIGN

RIGHTS.

THE REGENT'S INSTRUCTIONS."

[By courtesy of the "Sheung Po."]

Peking, 22nd July.

The Prince Regent has directed Liang Tunyen, President of the Waiwupu, that in conducting negotiations with foreigners he should exercise caution lest China's sovereign rights he further impaired.

H.E. Liang has replied that this may be 'possible in future,, but not practicable as regards any matter concerning which a Trea ty had already been concluded.

THE EUNUCHS.

FRÉB FROM OPIUM HABIT,

[By courtesy of the "Sheung Po."]

Peking, 22nd July. The Superintendent of the Imperial Household reports that five hundred cunuchs have got rid of the opium habit.

LUK CHIN-LUM.

APPLIES TOR LEAVE.

(By courtery of the "Shoung Pa"]

Peking, and July, Luk' Chin-lum has applied for sick leave. The Prince Regent has deputed an official

to inquire after his health.

MANCHURIA,

A MILITARY APPOINTMENT.

[By courtesy of the “Sheung Po"]

Peking, 22nd July. The Prince Regent proposes to appoint Chan Chiu-sheung, a Cantonese 'Governor of Kirin, to be the head of military affairs in the Three Eastern Provinces.

VICEROY CHANG JEN- CHUN.

FORTHCOMING DEPARTURE.

`[By courtesy of the."Sheung Po

Nanking, and July.

The Acting Governor of Nanking has ordered the O.M.SN,Cos us. Hận động to proceed to Canton to embark the new Viceroy (H.E. Chang Jen-chun) for Nan king,

YUNNAN VICEROYALTY.

DEPARTURE OF H.E. LEI.

[By courtesy of the " Sheung Po."],

Wuhu, zand July, H.E. Lei King-hei, Viceroy-designate of

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH FRIDAY JULY 23. 1909.

CANTON HARBOUR, FATALITY:

'CHINESE LAD 'MEETS' DEATH UNDER

STRANGE `CIRCUMSTANCES, ** (From Our Own Correspondent.]....

Canton, and July.

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A sad harbour accident took place on the 16th instant in the vicinity of the Canton Medical College. The seam-launch Kong Saue, when about to leave her wharf, collided with a junk and damaged part of the latter's stern. As a result of the collision,, a line of rops was scapped in two with great force "and in rapidly swinging round caught a boy of thirteen, who was at the time standing on the deck. The unfortunate youth was seriously injured in the neck with the result that he was killed instantaneously. The master of the launch was arrested by the Water Police and at the Namuoi Magistracy yesterday be was made to pay a sum of 200 tuels to the parents of the deceased as compensation..

TROUBLE IN A BARBER SHOP.

ALLEGED EXCESSIVE BILL BRINGS

·BAD BLOOD,

A certain barber shop in the Colony was the scene of a disturbance the other day. The story was told to Mr. F. A: Hazeland (first police magistrate) in the Police Court, to-day, when A. Landau, the manager of a cinemate graph show is the Colony, summoned J. O. Speiss, the manager of the Paris Toilet Co., Ld., for using abusive and insulting language and assault. A cross-summons was issued for the use of indecent language..

When the case was called, the magistrate inquired whether the parties could not come to some settlement.

Prosecutor stated that he was willing to with- draw the summons it defendant apologised.

Defendant,will not apologico,

The Court-I will adjourn the case. for a week to see if some actilement cannot be ar

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DEATH OF CAPTAIN "ROBSON.

AT NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE,

COMMERCIAL.

WEEKLY SHARs esport.

...' Reviewing the share business for the wask, Messi E. S. Kadoorie & Co, write this after-

BOOR

We regret to announce the death of Captain Robson, of the Dougins Steamship Company, Limited, which occarted at Newcastle on Tyne on the 17th ult. Captain Robson was a well-known skipper in Hongkong and Coast ports and was in command of the .. Fain before he proceeded Home on leave in October last. By his death, anothem loss has been sustained by the shipping community, who bave lately been most udfortunate in losing several of their principal officers employed on the regular run to Hongkong. It was only you terday that we reproduced from the M. Dist, a low well-known companies. News particulars of the sudden death of Cap tain Roberts, of the G. N. 5. S. Minnesota, and it is an irony of fate that before the lapse of sweaty-four hours, the unpleasant daly devolves upon as to record the loss of another popular sea-goer. The sympathies of all will go out to the relatives of the dicensed in their sad bereavement, ́`

Another dull wask has passed with little business to report. There have been no spe cial features except a small recovery in Heng kong and Shanghai Banks and a continued decline in Langkats in the North.

So much focal Interest has recently been ex-

As a mark of respect for the deceased officer, the flags of the Company's ships in harbour To-day were half-masted.

SEČNÉT SOCIETIES.

LEGISLATION IN SINGAPORE.

At the meeting of the Singapore Legislative Council on'16th instant, the Hon'ble Mr. W.D. Barnes moved the first reading of, a Bill to amend the law relating to Societies. The objects and reasons attached to the Bill are as follow.

The Societies Ordinance 1889 needs amend.. ment partly to enable the Government to exempt from registration barmless societies which it is now found necessary to register and partly to meet the alteration in the mature of dangerous societies since it was passed,

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A society ence exempted from registration under the present Ordinance cannot be sub. sequently dealt with under it, and as experience has shown that several societies, which were harmless and oven useful when first exempted, Defendant-1 dent't want to settle the matter, became later objectionable and dangerous, it The prosecutor stated that on Tuesday last, has been necessary to relase exemption in all in the forenoon, he called at the barber shop but exceptional cases. The result has been _and_complained_10_defendant_of_being_over_10.give needless trouble_10_the_maangers of charged in the bill for his wife's hair-dressing.a large number of societies with which the

"I told him that his charge was excessive, the prosecutor went on, "and told him that those were his charges be bould have a notice put up in the ladies' room. Charging $8 and $9 for arranging a lady's hair is ridiculous. The delendast is a countryman of mine, and 'I called him a robber.

Government has no wish to interfere. It is proposed to aller the law by requiring exempted zocieties to give information concerning them selves when called upon to do so, and by au- thorising the Governor in Cottocil to order the dissolution of an exempted society, which is be- ...ing used for unlawful purposes or for purposes incompatible with the peace or good order of the Colony, and to order the reduction of an exempled society to the status of a registered society. This alteration will enable the Gov- orament to limit registration to those societies whoso conduct needs supervision.

His Worship remarked that prosecutor bad no right to use those words. They were very strong words indeed.'

Prosecutor said that those very words had been used to him when he was engaged as clerk by a certain hotel in town.

robber,

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...

Defendant-Did you not call me robber? Prosecutor-I called you a robber, not a

Defendant-No man in Hongkong calls me a robber. Did you not call me bad names and asked me to come aut into the street to fight?

No.

The defendant stated that at about balf-past cleven o'clock on the morning in quastion Landau went to his shop with certain cinemato. graph papers, and he asked him why he had struck out certain items on the bill. The bill was not a heavy one, he went on to say; as a matter of fact $4 more abould have been added to it. Landau replied that his wife Was not an American fady, and became very angry, saying that he could pay the bill.

** I got angry, too, and said that if he did post want to pay, I would arrange it."

Landau then proceeded to leave the pre

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hibited in Rubber Plantation abarca that, we now think it as wall to include, in our weekly

The Hongkong Land Investment and Agency Co., Lich, bave declared an interim dividend of $34 per share payable on Tuesday, the 3rd August. The transfer books of the Company will be closed from the 26th inst. to the 3rd prox,

It is announced that the West Point Building Co., Ltd., bave declared an interim dividend of 5 per share payable on Tuaaday, the 3rd prox. The transfer books of the Company will be closed from the 16th inst. to the 3rd prox. Thaeighty-sixth ordinary half-yastly meeting of shareholders in the Hongkong, Canton and Macao Steamboat Co., Ltd., la`fixed for Tudi day, the 19th prox. The transfer books of the Company will be closed from the 27th lost to the roth prox.

Banks-Hongkong & Shanghai Banks þave ruled very firm during the week under review and at the close there are buyers at $1,005.. A sale has taken place at 5,100, The London price is £92 ron. Nationals contique firm and wanted at $55.

Marine Insurances.-Cantons 'continue da glected and offering at 5195. North Chinan can be placed at Tis. 115. Uclons are firm and small sales at 8zo and $821) have taken place and more are wanted at $825. Vanglices are quoted at 5135 in Shanghai,

Fire Insurances. There are buyers of both China Fires and Hongkong Fires at 5116 and 3345 respectivaly.

Shipping. China Meollas and Douglases are again" out of favour. Hongkong, Canton and Macao Steamboats have attracted a little more attention, and after sales at 5314 and 533 are inquired for at the latter rate. Tudo-Chinas are quiet, at $66. In Shanghai the quotation is Tis. 49, and he London rate is 63-15/- for the preferred and La for the deterred shares, Shell Transports-ara-ip demand-at-70/- Star Fertits, old and new, have been dealt in at $16 and Sist respectively.

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Today's Advertisements.

PUBLIC AUCTION,

HE Undersigned have received instructions

to sail by

PUBLIC AUCTION.

▾

Qa MONDAY and TUESDAY, the gth and roth August, 1909, at 10 A.M. each

day, at H.M. Naval Establishments,

SUNDRÝ OLD AND SURPLUS, NAVAL AND VICTUALLING STORES,

Comprising

Old and Surplus Naval Stores-CHAIN, WOOD BLOCKS, HOSES, TOOLS, OLD TRON METAL, OLD MACHINERY, ELECTRIC CABLE and GEAR, MATS and MATTINGS, WOOD BOXES, LEATHER, COAL SACKS, OLD INDIA RUSBER, OLD BOATS, FURNITURE, CARPETS, SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, &c, &c,

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|_ Intimations.

THE

DAIRY FARM

LIMITED.

Co.,

Choice Australian

RABBITS

75 cents each

HARES

$1.50 each.

Hongkong, 17th July, 1909.

ASAHI

Old and Surplus Victualling SING, DAN PILSENER KETS, MESS TRAPS, IMPLEMENTS, STAVES, and a quantity of ELECTRO-, PLATED ARTICLES, &c. &c.

Catalogues will be issued. TERMS OF SALE :—AS Customary.

HUGHES & HOUGE,

Government Auctioneers. Hongkong, 23rd July, 1009...

THE AMERICAN AND ORIENTAL

-LINE.

CSST

FOR BOSTON AND NEW YORK. (With liberty to call at the Malabar Coast),

THE Steamship

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"WELSH PRINCE " will be despatched for the above Ports on SATURDAY, the 14th August, 1909.

For Freight and Passage, apply to

ARNHOLD, KARBERG & Co.,

Agents. Hongkong, 23rd July, 1909.

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The poringe on the weekly issue to any part

Refineries-China Sugars have been a very firm market and have brought forth many inquiries, but holders are not inclined to part with shares unless a higher rate can the obtained; at the close there are buyers at 5:40. Luzsus are also firmer, and wanted at $15. Perak Sugars have improved to Tla, 160 in the North, but there are sellers at the rate. In 1889 the usual dangerous society was a large organization with many members and an Miolog Chinese Engineerings are.in elaborate situal; its modern successor is a knot-quest at Tis. 18. Kaabs remain quiet and of bad characters with little bood between them neglected.at 58§., ' except the recognition of certain imen as Docks, Wharves and Godowns.-Kowloon leaders. To deal with these altered conditions Wharfs have changed hands at 5571 and $48 it is proposed to enable the Registrar to record and more are wasted. Whumpon Docka are the photographs and finger prints of persons easier, and have been sold during the early, who give false information concerning unlawful part of the week at $57, but at the close are societies or refuse to give information in their offering at $66. Shanghai Docks, have been possession concerning them; to increase the, rising steadily and after sales at Tis. 8ch are, powers of search and to make the offence of on offer at Tis, 82. Hongkaw Wharfs werken- managing so unlawful society triable by aed considerably but a slight reaction has since taken place and they are obtainable in the District Court.

North at Tle. 159.

Alterations of minor importance have also been made and it has been thought better to repeal and re-enact the Ordinance rather than to amend i

Lands, Hotels and Buildings-Hongkong Hotels have improved to $73 for the old abares, ex new issue, and 543 for the new shares, both closing with buyers, after sales of the latter, Hongkong Lands are quiet at $108,

ducing sellers.

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OPIUM IN CHINA.

SIR ALEX, HOSIE'S REPORT,

Mesir CALDBECK MCGREGOR & Co.

H, PRICE & Co.

A. S. WATSON & GO., LTD.

VICTORIA

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Yunnan, left Wuhu on the 21st inst. for his mises. When be got as far as the counter, he years ago for the purpose of abolishing the old Humphreys Estates are firm at $94, without in bisa issued containing a report by Sir Alex-

post.

Japanese Syndicate for CHINA.

PROFOSED CO-OPERATION WITH MESSES. -PAULING AND COMPANY.

turned around and said:-" Look bare, you are Brabber." Defendant took him back again into the abop, and asked him to retract the state

ment.

The Court-Did you hold him by the chest? Defendant-Yes. When he went out he called me bad names in French,

Landau-What language did I use when called you bad names?

Speiss-English.

Landau-There is no word in French for- Speiss-if you did not say it in French my wile could not understand.

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Ia moving the first reading he said that the bill was intended to replace that passed twenty

dangerous societies." That Bill had been the subject of a very keen debate and was intro Catton Mills-Hongkong Cottons have duced on the personal initiative of the then found buyers at 583. Ewas are offering at the Governor, Sir Cecil Smith. It evoked much reduced rate of Tie. 133. The mail quota Unofficial opposition and many doubis waretions of other Northern Mills are as follows: expressed of the probable success. It had been Internationals Tis, 92. Lau Kung Mowa a brilliant success, and wis now to be re-coвci- | Th. 1t1, and Say Chees Tis, 400,

Miscellaneous-China Bornsor have declin. 1ed with some changes dictated by the experience

of twenty years. It was natural that some altered to Sist China Light and Powers are ation and amendment would be requited, from again on offer at $6.85 after sales at $5.80. What language did I use when I called you the alteration in the condition of things. A large Chios Providents have found investors at a-robber?—French.

number of applications was made for exemp $3.60 and Green Island Cements at $8.80, tion, but the Government had to refuse those the latter stock closing with sellers at and direct registration. The reason is that the $8.90. A sale of South China Morning Post present law gives no power to control the has taken place at $13. Peak Tramways (old) society, anca exempted, Literary societies, de: | have risen to S14h with buyers. The new bastog societies, recreation societies bad bean shares have been sold at St. Hongkong Ices exempted, and then been changed into nothing have further improved to $180 at which price more or less than gambling clubs. In one case business has been done, and there are further a Club had been bought by a Chinaman and inquiries. Sumatras have suffered a severe carried on afterwards by him. The Govern decline to Tis, 138) at which rate there are ment therefore had bad to refuse exemp: buyers. Langkats are also weaker and have tions in many cases. The present bill pro- sellers at Tls, 980. posed to give the Government - power

Exchange. The Banks selling rate on Los order as exempted society- to- register, but don-is 8-on-demand-The-T/T-rate on shall not do so unless it shall appear, that it is

Shanghai is 741. likely to be used for an unlawful purpose in the Colony. The old Societies were mainly Triad Societies, large organisations some times spreading beyond They had very full boards of ment and elaborate ritual. The secret society of the present day was a loose collection of bad characters, with no panicular bond and often dying away in eighteen months or so, organisation was of the loosest, books and docti ments scanty, and it was very hard to get evidence egalost the leaders, Power is nOW to be taken to order exempted societies to give information to the Registrar. And to take photographs of persons suspected of belonging to nofawful societies for fature se ference. At present the powers of search were confined to a time when a meeting was actually, going on. This was to be enlarged into the

THE WEATHER.

We (Japan Chronicle) are given to under 'stand that the formation of the Japanese syndi. cate for China will be announced to-day, the 13th instant. It will be styled the Kyori Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha (Union Profit ledus trini Company, Limited), and the authorised

Landau-Was your wife present ?—Yes. capital of the company will be Y1,000,000, of which one quarter will be immediately called, When I spoke to you did you not crash up .The shareholders will be limited to about the bill in your band?—I did. . · twenty leading capitalists of Tokyo and Osaka, And did you not say that you would put me including the Mitsul, Mitsu Bishi, Baron Shibu-in Court if I did not pay ?—Yes, sawa, Mr. Okura of Tokyo, and Messrs. Sumito His Worship said that both parties were me and Fujita, of Osaka, so that it will really equally to blame. It was unjustifiable for forme sort of Trust. The first business ofthe com- Landau to have used the word robber, and he pany will be to undertake the contract for the bound both parties over in the sum of $100 -constraction-of-the-Kwangtung-Hankow-Rail-|"exchto keep the peace for a-ycın—

way. It is stated that an understanding has been arrived at for co-operation between the company and Mesará, Pauling & Co., who, sc cording to Tapanese papers, répresent “a' Bri- tish syndicate which constantly comes into conflict with Japanese interests in regard to the Fakumen Railway," The Japanese Govern. most, it is further stated, has been striving to conciliate Messrs. Pauling & Co, since the outbreak of the Fakumen Railway trouble, and has sounded the views of the British firm an the matter of co-operation through Mr. Ogata, director of the Specia Bank. It was found that the British syndicate would agree to co operate in the construction of the Kwang- tong-Hankow Railway on the condition that the work of construction should be divided be. tween them and that Japan should supply sleepers and cement and English rails and engines Marquis Katsura sad other states. men at warmly supporting the proposal of co-operation because of its political, signific. apce in connection with the Fakumen Raliway

question. The Osaka desht fears, however, that the co-operation of diverse elements will fell at the critical moment". Our contemporary also fears that the new enterprise, will and in * Filiasing the Mitsu! and Okura interests, but, that is in mot likely to do touch good to Japanese

The following report is from Mr. F.G. Figg Director of the Hongkong Observatory :—

On the 23rd at 11.45 –Black South Cone And Drum hoisted.

On the 23rd at 11.55 a--The barometer bas fallen moderately on the S coast of China and risen considerably over the NE, part of the Sea of Japan,

A circular depression appears to have formed Hongkong probably in about 18 Lat. It in the low pressure trough to the 5.5.E. of seems likely to move towarda_W.N.W..

The depression lying to the North of Japan yesterday bas moved into the Pacific

The bigh pressure area remains over the Pacific between the Loochoos and the Bonias, Moderate E. winds may be expected in the Formosa Channel and strong.N. to E. winds along the northern shores of the China Sea.

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Dividends payable-Hongkong and Shang- bal Banks. Half-yearly dividend of Li per share. Hongkong Lands, Interim of 531 for account 1929 payable on the 3rd prox. West Points, Interim of Sa for account 1909 payable on the 31d'prox. Hongkong, Canton and Macao Steamboats. Interim of St for account 1909, payable on the roth prox.:

A Parlimentary paper [Cd, 4702) has recently

ander Hosie, Acting Commercial Attachè at the Pekin Legation, upon the opium question in China. This, it should be remembered, is the report made by Sir-Alexander prior to the recent. Opium Conference in Shanghai In bis covering despatch dated November 14, 1908, Sir J. Jordan, the British Minister, saya that considering the magnitude of the task, the success of the movement for the suppression of opium has so far been as great as could reasonably be expected. That the central Go- verament continues to be sincere and santous'

Sir. A. Hosie thinks is beyond question. De- tailed regulations for the image of certificates

· to-smokers-and-of licences-to-shops-have-been- published. A memorial recently addressed to the Throne by the Board of Finance, the pro- popals contained in which were approved on Cctober 4, 1908, expresses the opinion that poppy cultivation and opium smoking will be abolished well within the ten-year period,

Sir A. Hosie summarizes information sup-

EVERYWHERE.

SOLE AGENTS:

THE MITSUI BUSSAN KAISHA,

THE HINA PROVIDENT LOAN AND

MORTGAGE CO., LD.

(CAPITAL PAID UP ^.........................51,#50,000) Loans on Mortgage of House Property, &c Goods received on Storage, Advances mada on Marchandine. Loans made on the Provident System.

(Rates and Particulara da application);

THE OFFICE OP. TRUSTEK, EXECUTOR OF WILLS, ATTORNEY, &c., Undertaken and Kiscuted...

SHEWAN, TOMES & 004

General Managers, Hongkong, toth March, took

plied by British consule as to the progress of PAK TRAMWAYS COMPANY, the anti-opium campaign in the provinces. It is dificult, he polpin uat, lo estimate exactly how much has been done, owing to the lack of

any common plan of action. The various re ports."reveal a curious mixture of energy and apathy; but

LIMITED.

TIME TABLIE

WEEK DAYS,

7.03.£.m. 7.30 am, to 10.00 a.m. .....Every 10 minutes - considerable progress is1000a.m. to 11.00 am. Every 15 minutes (jo am, to 12.45 p.m. .....Every 15 minutas being made, especially in the curtailment of 12 45 p.m. to po....Every to mianças. production. Generally speaking, the licensing of shops and smokers is being enforced. In some places refugees for the treatment of those Forward Settlement-The following dates who have succumbed to oplum and in several provinces anti-opium bureaus have been as have been fixed by the Stockbrokers' Associa-tablished, one of the functions of the latter ties of Hongkong for forward Secțiomests ---

July Settlement 30th July. Augant

September October November Decembar

goth August.

9th Septembar. a9th October. #9th November. 29th Decembar,

being to text officials.

1.15 p.m. to 1.45 p.m. i.livery 15 mẫnnina 4.45 p.m. to LES p.m. .....Every 10 minuta, 1.15 p.m. to 5.00 pm....Every 15 minutes, 1.30 pm, fo 5.00 pm. Every 15 MINDEN" 5:00 p.m. to 8.00 pm. ...Every 10 minut

NIGHT CARE,

5.45 pm: and 9 p., 145 p.m. 10.11.25 joi

every kuf-kost. SUNDAYI,

Hongkong Rainfall for the #4 hours andin-power of search when there was reasonable THE Government regards with"diafavour the the chief advantages of opium is that it can be - 6.00 p.m. to 7.00p.m. .....Kvery 15 minutes.

at 10a.m. to-day, 0.13 lechos.

BEFORECAST.

Hongkong and Neighbourhood, N.E. and E. winds, strong; squally, showary,

-Formosa Channel, E. winda, moderate.

South coast of China between Hongkong and Emmocks, time sa No. 12

-South Coast of China between Hosgkong

Two questions connected with the suppres

8.00 sm. to 9,00 am, 2.Every 15 minutes. sion of oplom call, Sir A Hosle considers, forgoo.am.to_g.jaam.....very 30 minutes. some attention. First, what can be grown in place of the poppy; secondly, how is the revenue hitherto derived from oplam to be made good. The solution of the first question, he points out, Iles in better railway communications. One of more easily carried by men over bad country than other crops. Where and when communi. other change was that cases might be tried by and is anxious to put a check on such reports, cation is cheap the farmer will lose little by the District Courts.. Still another provided for It proposes, therefore, to forbid publication of abandoning its cultivation. The question of the making and regular publication of lists of ramvars; and a scale of fides has been at "revenue is more difficult: Bait, however, which societies. He moved the first reading of the ranged. It is also stated that the Prince is a Government monopoly is to be taxed, and BILL OTOHA

Regent desires farther to revise the Cbluesa | a fresh duty en opitim is to be laried, as Wall as The Attorney General seconded and the moi Presh Laws but this idea is opposed by ose the tax on poppy land, to help to minimise the

-ground, for suspecting the presence of persons freedom with which the Press has made state or documents connected with societies. Anments that affect the reputation of the officials,

of the Grand Councillon,

9:30 am to 10.30 4.mm. .....Every 15 miantes. 10,30 3,1 10 23:00 mm. „Every 10 minutes. 11.45 L.. to 11,00 noon,...Every 15 minutos 12.00 Moon to L00 pm. Every to minutes

1:00p.m. to 15, 14kvery 15 minutes.. - 5.00 p.m. to° 6.00 p.m. i.Every so minutes.

3.00 3,10, to: 1.00 1.m. .....Kvny 10 mlantas

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