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Telegrams,

"HONGKONG TELEGRAPH❞

SERVICE,

TIENTSIN-PUKOU RAILWAY

APPOINTMENT OF SUPERINTEN-

DENTS..

[By courtesy of the "Shoung Po."]

Peking, 3rd August. Yesterday an Imperial decree was issued appointing Hsu Hsik-chung, president of the Ministry of Posts and Communications, as superinten- dent-general of the Tientsin-Pukou Railway with Shun Wan-pui as assistant superintendent.

COMPULSORY EDUCATION.

TO BE ENFORCEN.

[By courtesy of the "Sheung Po.")

་

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH WEDNESDAY AUGUST 4. 1909.

MR. B. N. MODY.

HONGKONG'S BENEFACTOR INDISPOSED.

Mr. H. N. Mody, whose benefactions to the Colony, is now so well known, was, at a Jato hour this afternoon, relied with one of those fainting fits that have troubled the respected. gentlemen during the past year or two. He had been visiting his new houre "Newinnds" an Conduit Road and took ill as he was reture log to his town office. Mr. A. Bryer, architect, who has designed and is superintending the now works for Mr. Mody, had him conveyed to the nearest place where restoratives could be obrained for him. Mr. Mody was subse quently removed. in a chair to his private

BELL'S ASBESTOS BASTERN

AGENCY, DIE.

ANNUAL-MEETING.

The fourteenth ordinary general meeting of the shareholders of Bell's Asbestos Eastern Agency, Limiteų, was held at the offices of the company, London, on July 7, 1909; Mr. A. G. Augier (Obairman of Directors) presiding. The Secretary (Mr. G. Loooox) having road the notice calling the meeting and the auditors' re- port, the Chairman said—

Gentlemen-I presume that as usual you will take the report as read. Before dealing with other matters" 1 would refer for ope moment to one or two figures in the balance. room in the King Edward Hotel, where be sheet. It will be observed that the net staying, and where his friend and partner, profit for 1908 is not quite so good as for Sir Paul Chator, immediately proceeded to the previous year's working, but" the, year with Dr. Aubry to attend to Mr. Mody. Re-1908 does not figure as a cord one in the sidents will learn with regret of this gentle-balance-sheats of most companies, and we man's latest ailment and all will hope that he must not complain when in such a period our may have as early and complete recovery.

A BRITON IN SAIGON.

The "Continental" i Saigon's leading hotel, a most imposing structure but very expensive as Freach hotels go. One never expects in France, or her colonies, to pay anything like the amount in Britain or the United States. On learning that the tariff en pension was $3 per day 1 bowed gracefully, jumped into the voiture and rattled off to the Hotel des Nations, This, too, is a good hotel but I was invited climb six flights of steep stairs to the roof, actually, and to pay $6 with the electric fight

Peking, 3rd August. The Board of Education has de- cided to enforce compulsory educato tion as soon as the Consus is taken.

GAMBLING IN CANTON.

REVENUE HOW REPLACED,

[By courtesy of the" Sheung Po.")

as an extra

Madame, who interviewed me, in a very décolle é-peignoir (Frenchwomes never put an

aything like a frock till sun-down) went into raptores over the cuisine, the wise, thrown in free, and especially 'z'douche, one of those pins and needles sprays that sting you at all points of the compass. Still, in spite of the chef's art, the wine and 'ze douche" I couldn't Peking, 3rd August. »

get over those six flights of stairs and descended The Ministry of Finance has asked to my voiture once more and gave orders to for the views of the Viceroy of Can-rive to the Hotel de France. ton as to what revenues may be raised to replace that lost by the abolition of the gambling farms.

THE UNITED ASBESTOS ORIENTAL AGENCY, LD,

I was getting "to know the ropes" of Saigon pretty well by this time, and although the driver, the house, and the four coolies were all

perspiring Irealy (the latter especially), chasing the cab is the hope of carrying my baggage if I ever found a place, I enjoyed the situation I had come, for mild-adventures and first im- pressions are lasting.

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figures are slightly below, the level of the pre vious year. You will see that by the allocation of the disposable balance shown in the profit and loss account proposed by the directors for you to pass to-day, we intend to finally deal with the item under the beading of "Purchase of Trading Rights." This, I may say, was the consideration for obtaining the charter under which the company has been trading, and that it is now all written off may, I think, be con sidered as satisfactory. The amount of the debecture bond you will see is decreased by £500 since the last balance sheet. Since the figures were made up, as at Dec. 31 last, a fur ther sum of £500 has been paid off, which will be exhibited, in the accounts for the curreal

CHINA. BORNEO CO, LD.

WORK FOR THE SLIPWAY, The Sandakan correspondent of the Singa pore Free Friss writes ––

·

We hear the Sabah 8. 5. Co. has placed an order with the China-Borneo Co., Ltd., for the construction of the hull of a new steamer. The particulars are not yot public property, but we understand the boat is to be a considerable advance on anything yet attempted locally.

S. Y. "PETREL." The Governor's yacht Patred is now in the bands of the China-Boraes Co., as the result of a fire in her bunkers a little time ago. We have not heard how serious the damage is as yet, but the vessel is on the Company's patent slip at present.

"BUDDHA'S REMAINS..

REMARKABLE DISCOVERY NEAR PESHAWAR

CHARRED DONES IN A CASKET.

As announced by Reuter, the other day the Archaeological Department at Calcutta bare made an amazing discovery of a portion of the ashes of Gautama Buddha in the Buddhist Stupa, near Peshawar, exactly on the spot where the Chinese traveller, Hieun Tsang, sald they had been placed. According to the Times of Ceylon, the site was indicated in the Gist place by M. Foucher, a French savant who measured the distances indicated by Hisun Teang and pointed out two moɑnds half a milè from Peshawar City as almost certainly the exact spot where the ashes were buried,

M. Foucher convinced Mr. Marshall, the head of the Atchaslogical Department, and the latter oblained money from Goverment and proceeded to excavate. The first mound only showed the remains of a gigantic temple. of a pagoda bu less than 285 feet from, side to The other mound,, he found, covered remains

year. The sum now outstanding is £500. The debenture wat originally for £5,000, as some shareholders will know, was practically capital; that it has been almost repaid may, the directors also hope, be considered satisfactory

Turning new to the general conditions, the year 1908, was not a red letter year in the Farside and with calumns so long that the legend East. It common with the rest of the world, of the constraction by the builders of a sub- which felt the aftermath of the spheaval in the sidiary tower around to enabis the coping stoge United States in the autumn of 1907, the condi. to be hoisted to the immense altitude of the top tions, were not, prosperous. Speculation and of the structure is by no means out of place, overtrading at an antecedent date had left Deep into the remains of half-dressed stone their mark, and a residue that had to be and brick, which be mined, he found the re-

quidated. That liquidation, I am glad to

believe, bas been practically accomplished to a great extent, and the directors trust that they may look forward to an era of improved condi. tions, in which they hope the company may sei cure its share. Reverting again to the accounts, At the Hotel de France, l'encountered the we propose to maintain a like rate of dividend to same difficulty with stairs, lifts, being un-

that distributed a year ago. The reserve fund koown, and although the coolies in despera remains at 41,500, which, I may remark, is fion had actually lifted two bags from the early 30 per cent. of the capital of the company, The report for presentation to the share. roof, I made them put them back, the caval-The stocks of goods bave somewhat increased, holders at the thirteenth ordinary aboual meet.cade then starting for the Hotel de la Pa'x. but have been carefully valued. The general ing to be held at the offices of Memis, Dodwell _&_Co, Ld,,Qaren's Buildings, on Monday, the

23rd lost, at 3 p., reads as follows:-

ANNUAL REPORT

The general managers have now the plea sure to lay before the shareholders the accom. -panying-statement-of-accounts-for-the-year-take baibs as a rule.

ended 31st May, 1939. -

ACCOUNTS,

The balance at the credit of profit and loss account, alter writing off $172.05 for deprecia tion and including $1,254.76 hrought forward from last year, is $1,182.54, which it is proposed to appropriate as follows:-

"M'sieur can have the tuul ensemble for, $5 per day and no extras."

"C'est bon, madame, but the pilee seems

At last here was something! A large balcony fancial position of the company, as exhibited room on the first floor, a writing-table, a ward by the balance sheet, will show, on analysis, robe, a gilt clock that wouldn't go, a Tremon" that the company has worked itself up into a dous bed, and a dressing-room with a shower-position that is sound. With the improved bath! This amazed me, as the Frer ch don't condition which we are looking for, and with -some-further-resources, the directors_hope_to_ be in a position to develop business in direc. -hong-that-it-bas not been bitberto possible to exploit. Before concluding, I would meation, as the report states, that the agreement with the parent company expired on Dec. 31 last. A new agreement has been entered into for a period of ten years. Generally the new agree ment is on similar lacs to that originally made,

was inaugurated.

a little high,"

Mais nou, m'sieur," said madams smiling sweetly, but il m'aicur will take the apartments for a week, he can have them for $4.50"

mains of a stucco frieze ornamented with seated Buddhis and interspersed with Corinthian pilasters Ho unearthed bundreds of great, quare earthen plaques, almost Babylonian in their proportion, covered with blue vitrous glase and containing individual letters la Kharoshtbi; the script of anciant Budphism, which, however, were so broken up that epiographiste have not been able to decipher the inscription.

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To-day's Advertisements.

"BEN" LINE OF STEAMERS.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES..

5.5. "BENGLOE" FROM ANTWERP, MIDDLESBRO', LONDON AND STRAITS.

ONSIGNEES of Cargo are hemby

Cinformed that all Goods are being landed

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

No Olalmi will be admitted after the Goods bave left the Godowns, and all Goods remala- Ing undelivered after the 17th inst., will be subject to rout.

All Claims against the Steamer must be pre- sented to the Undersigned on or before the 18th inst, or they will not be recognised..

All broken, chafed, and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godówas, where they will be examined on the 17th inst, at FI A.M.-

No Fire-Insurance has been effected. Bills of Lading will be countersigned by

GIBB, LIVINGSTON & 05., Agents.

-- Hongkong, 4th August, 1909.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES,

THE P. & O. S. N. Co.'s Steamer

ไป

"CALEDONIA,"

THE P

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FROM BOMBAY, COLOMBO AND

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STRAITS. Consignees of Cargo by the above-named ressel are hereby informed that their Goods are being landed and placed at their risk in the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company's Godowns at Kowloon, where each consignment will be sorted out Mark by Mark, and delivery can be obtained as soon as the Goods are landed:

· This vessel brings on Cargo :—

From London, &c, ex S.S. Marmpra, From Australia, ex S.S. Macedonia, “ From Calcutta, a S.S. Nors,

Intimations.

THE

DAIRY FARM Co., LIMITED.

Choice Australian

RABBITS

75 cents each

HARES

$1.50 each.

Hongkong, 17th July, 1909.

PILSENER

ASAHI

AND

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"SAPPORO"

BEER.

From Persian Gulf, av B.1.5.N. and B. & LIGHT AND

F. 5. N. Co.'s Steamers,

Optional Goods will be landed here unless Instructions are given to the contrary before 6 hours.

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Goods not cleared by the 10th inst., at 4 P.M., will be subject to rant.

No Fire Insurance will be affected by me in any case whatever,

Godowns for examination by the Consigneo's Damaged Packages must be left in the and the Company's representative at an up- pointed hour.

All claims must be presented within ten days of the steamer's arrival hare after which date they cannot be recognised.

No claims will be admitted" after the Goods

bave left the Godowes. E. A. HEWETT,

Superintendent. Hongkong, 4th-August, 1909 ——

ECHO OF THE TYPHOON.

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To place to reserve fuad.............................$1,000.00 piastre, the latter being about 2/-each, As-which was the basis on which this company modera, beauty, which is also the shape of the American liner, Vandalia at Hoogkong during

" pay a dividend of 15 % on ordinary

They don't talk of dollers in Saigon, bur

there was no steamer for Hongkong for a week

shares ..................... que commmmm.. 5,940.00 | | closed with the bargain, much to the relief of

carry forward to new account .........

GREEN MOULDERING, DOX. Farther down, he came opbo a great square platform, with wide flights of steps leading. up to is from every side. Into this again he turnelled, and in the very heart of the-mound, thirty-feat-below-tha-level-where;} the Mabomedan Pashan-speaking peasants now plough the surface, he unearthed a stone burial chamber, which was what, all along,

THE CRANLEY-VANDALIA‘CASE. he had sought for. The roof of it had fallen in, but in the corner, broken by a block of

Before Lords Justices Vaughan-Williams, stood from above, yet still upright as it had been reverentially packed nearly two thousand Moulton, and Backley, an appeal was heard years ago, was a heavy casket that contained of the owner of the steamship Cranley from a the treasure. A green mouldering box of cor judgment of Mr. Justice Bargrave Deans's, raded' bronze, seven inches high by five across holding the Cranley alone to blame for a col lision between that varsel and the Hamburg- and shaped like the powder puff 501 of a

a typhoon is "July last, Both vessels were at jewel case of a Greek lady of the time of Christ, I now beg to move "That the repon_of_the was all that could at first be made out. Little anchor at the wharves, the Vandalis discharg. with when, at I &.m., a signal was shown, indicating company's accounts at the 31st December, carved figure altor figure emerged "What tot, going to all that trouble," remark. 1908, duly.audited, be now received, approved. Kharoshthi inscriptions in fios dotted and a typhoon at a distance exceeding 300 nautical and adopted," but before putting the same 1 jadeated curves between and on top. Once miles. The master of the Cranley had her "We are all free-traders, my dear chap" I shall be pleased to reply to any questions nearly threa inches high, but now crushed into towed out to an anchorage, and the Vandalia

hareholders may desire to ask..

the surface, in a seated Buddha.. On sitter side steamed out. Shortly before midnight on July

which was carried scanimously.

Mr. H. R. Preston seconded the motion, are two broken figures of worshipping 26, when the typhoon was raging in the bar.

Bodhisattvas that may have stood for Brahma bour, the vessels collided.. The Chairman then moved: "That a divid-ead ladra. 'At their feet is a Kbarosbṭhi in- end of 15 per cent, be declared out of the pro- scription, which runs :-Homage of teachers of The rest of the top is fits of the company for the twelve months and the Servasivadin sect. og Dec 31, 1958," Mr. Preston seconded the curved and carved to resemble a full-blown resolution, which was also carried unanimously, lotus flower, in the centre of which three bronze The Chairman proposed: "That the retiring figuroi were set. The lid pulls off exactly as director, Mr. H. R. Preston, be re-elected so

in a powder-box Around the top of it, where

He thought that he should be wrong in hold- the Board," Mr. H. J. Ward seconded, and the the vertical side begins, are carved bronze geese chasing each other is flight and supporting resolution was again unanimously approved.

Mr. Ward moved: "That Messrs. Cooper, amongst them a garland of flowers of Grecian-ing that the master of the Cranley had by any can dine alfresco, your table right on the pare Scott, and Clarke be reappointed auditors of the make. Between the geese is another.dotted neglect to get up steam brought about the col- lision. They had bad the assistance of their company, at a fee of 15 guineas," Mr. Preston inscription too corroded to make out, except seconded the resolution, which was carried no-that the name Kanishka is one of the words

..General managers' remuneration... 2,000.00 the four streaming.coolies, the horse, the driver: directors and the annexed statement of the by little, however, it was cleaned and delicately ing cargo, and the Cranley undergoing repairs,

342-54 and all concerned.

ed a friend.

$9,282 54

AUDITOR. The accounts now presented have been audited by Mr. W. H. Potts, who, being, eligible, offers himself for re-election.

DODTELL & Co., LTD.,

Hoogkong, 25th July, 1999,

replied, "and especially as regards hotels. I fiod that certain "grand" hotels haro names, merely, and charge exorbitantly for just the same kind of food, and service that you can' General Managers, procure at a less magnificaul edifice for half the

money. The difficulty is in fading it."

Saigon is laid out with an air of magnificence. To cross the Boulevard Charger, for example, is quite a litale journey, being a hundred-yards from side to side. Numerous calds with cool looking palms, white awnings, and bands play. ing in the evening make up a gay scena and remind you that you are in France again. You

BALANCE SHEET, 319T MAY, 1909. Liabilities.

Capital 9950 ordinary

shares of So, of which

$4 per share paid.....$19,600,00

Foo Founders' shares of

Sto fully pridelan

Reserve fund....

Unclaimed dividends

*1,000 00

Exchange factuation account Sundry creditors

Reserve for bad and doubtful debts Bills payable....or rosebemenet jou Profit and loss account balance...

Launches Furniture and fittings Less written off

Avels.

Value of material on hand

ip Hongkong, inga pore and Shanghal .. Unexpired. ponios of in- surance policies...... fundry debtors uopion Cash with bankers......... Cash le band ......

$1,159 19 270,05

45,000.00 459:60 5,308.60 30.581.77 307.41

ment in fact, and watch the crowd fitting past, $4,600 00 Everyb dy in Saigon goes bome at 11 am

-nad-staps-ibere-till-3-p.m.-when the city is practically asleep. You might fire a galling. animously.

Mr. Ward, sising, said: As the representa- gun up the principal rue and not even bit a

tive of the shareholders, I have much pleasure policeman. Exercise is taken by going to the opera. Frenchmen of all classes simply in proposing a vole of thanks to the Board for 8,078.10 revel in such things as 'La Belle Helene sheir good management of the company, and 9,-81.54 Girofle Gief. 1 beard the tuneful work congratulate them on the figures which they *Le Petit Duc' and the house was crowded. ・・ are able to put before us to day, and especially -$139,608.03

The beat of Saigon is notorious. The spion being in a position to write off the balance diers who loll about the barracks have ennni of £400 for the trading rights, and to bring the 6:113.83 written on their features, and the guards are almost falling over in the heat of the day I never saw a more untidy, slovenly looking 1,889.14 lot with tunics unbottoned in the street, grease-stained trousers, bulging like bal lovas at the hips, and going in at the ankles 80,158,16 like a cyclist. The French don't seem to

know, according to our ideas, how to ride 630.35 or drive. A Frenchman comes down the 39.538,55 Bp levard Charder as fast as the borse can go 10,207.54 bolding the rain on a level with his eye- 970.35 | brows, hauling in the slack, and stamping madly on a fool gong. A dreadful exhibition, $139,508,01

The French motorist, too, is a perfect demon, but then most motorists are demons!

Looking at Saigon and Happi, the latter still better and far more extravagant,

FROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT, 31ST MAY, '1929*

To interest....................

..Auditor's fea

Depreciation for your ending 31st

May...................... 27005

M

By Balance from last account

Transfer lees

*****

want to know where does the mosey come ...$ 11.90 || from and what reíura does the French Govern. 100,00 ment get for spending such huge sums in Cochin China, Cambodia, Annam and Tonkin? Buildings worthy of Paris, millions sunk in 9,283.54.con-productive adorament, every second per $2,664.49 on in uniform, grand uniforms, and all paida good deal more probably then they are worth. $1,254 76

-H. M. M. in Singapore Fres Prown, 3:00

Profit on trading .....................8:426.73 | The King has been pleased to applove of Mr.

$2,654-49

William A. Rubles as Consol-General of the United Sinigt at Hongkong.

debanture down to practically the nominal sum of 400. I hope that when we meet next year we shall be able to say that debenture does not exist, I think that the Directors' have done exceedingly well for us in the difficulties, which they have had to surmount, and I congratulate them on the success which they have attained The Chairman: Will you include in that resolution the staff working abroad, because the result attained bas been as much due to them as to the work here?

Mr. Ward: I will gladly do so. I beg to propose a vole of thanks to the Directors and Staff, It is only the directors who know the value of the work of their staff; and I am quits sure they could not have accomplished these results if they had not a very able staff in the

East.

The resolution was agreed to.

The Chairman: We can only direct policy; it rests with the actual agents and their ways of carrying it out whether the company is saccess tal or not. On behalf of my brother directors and staff, I beg to thank you very much for the kind remarks made.

In order to undergo repairs the Manila steamer Sorasgon has been dispatched for Hongkong

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Mr. Justice Bargrave Deane held that the Oraniey had dragged, and the Vandalia had not, and, therefore, that she was to blame, and was liable for the damage done to the Vandalia,

that there was no negligence on the part of This Court now reversed that decision, holding the master of the Cranley. Lord Justice Vaug ban-Williams said:

assessors, and he gathered from their answers to questions which had been put to them that, if the boilers of the Granley bad been in position

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HINA PROVIDENT LOAN AND

MORTGAGE CO., LD,

(CAPITAL PAID UP.....................$1,150,000)

Loans on Mortgage of Hossa Property, &c. Goods received on Storage. Advances made on Merchandisa. Loans made on the Provident System.

(Rates and Farticulars on application).

ΤΕΝ ΟΥΓΙΟΣ ΟΥ TRUSTER, EXECUTOR OF WILLS,

ATTORNEY, &c., * Undertaken and Executed.

SHEWAN, TOMES & CO.,

General Managem.

Bongkong, 19th March, 1908.

7.00 8.

TRAMWAYS COMPANY,

LIMITED.

TIME TABLE.

WEEK DAYS. ・・

GREEK MAKER OF THE CASKET, Below the lid are a number of bronze figures, each a couple of inches long, in high relief, and in a condition to be used effectively at the moment when the first signal was exhibited, The principal one is a standing image of then as a matter of good seamanship the ma princely person, extraordinarily like the image ter ought to have got up steam. But in fact the on well-known coins of Kanishka, one of which Cranley was undergoing repairs, her fires were coins was actually found a few feet away from out, and her boilers were empty, and it was the casket. The other figures run in a circle obvious that, if the master had immediately PEAK round the casket. In the middle of its cylin procended to take steps for getting up steam, drical portion they represent seated Buddhashe could not have got up steam within such a with worshipping disciples betwase, and time at would have been available for the pur amongst them a festooned wreath supported posa of preventing the collision. He did not by tiny figures obviously Greek, Below these desire to express any opinion on the question 7.30 am to 10.00 am....Every 10 minutes figures is another dotted Kharoshihi inscrip whether the remoteness of the danger to be ap 10.00 am to 11.00 am...Every 15 minutes. tion; which gives the name of the Greek maker prebended from the approaching typhoon would 11.30 am to 12.45 pm. Every 15 minutes. 13.45 p.m. to 1.15 p.m. ..... Every 10 minuter, of the casket. It runs :—Agisalaos, baad exonerate the master from the obligation to get

1.15 p.m. to. 2.45 pm. Every 15 minutos engineer ió Vibara (Pagoda) of Kanishka, ja

up steam. He based his decision on the ground 4.45 pm to 115 pm...Every zo minates, 1.15 p.m. to 1.00 pin. ... Every 15 minutes, Sugarama (collection' of pagodas and mon-that, if the master had proceeded to take steps

1.30 p.m. to. 500 1.05 ... Krary 15 minutes. asteries) of Mahasoņa, ...

to get up steam immediately on seeing the first

5.00 pm to 00

P

2. Every to minutasi The arme Kasitbku in this inscription is to signal, it would not have been in time to prevent

NIGHT CARE.. arranged that it falls immediately below, and the collision...In bis opinion the appeal should | 8.45 pm, and 9 pm, 241 pm to 12.15 pm,

svery half hour, is indeed divided by,, the figure of the King, be allowed,

SUNDAYE. The dat bottom of the casket was loose, and. Lord Justice Fletcher Moulton said he was

8.00 am to 9:00 km. ...Every 15 minutos, through it peeped the glittering edge of a tian of the same opinion. There was no doubt that

9.00 m, to 9.30 am. .......Every so mianter,, sparent-rock crystal. The actual relic wax ex- this accident occurred in the very farcost 9:30 am, to 10.30 am. Every 15 minuter, wrought bexagonal receptacle, five inches long it well to leave captains free to act on the know- am to 800 Bo... Every 11 minut tracted with infinits cars and proves to be a moment of a very violent typhoon.... He thought || 10.30 am to 11:00 am....Every 10 minutes,- by.three inches across, with a bele, two luches ledge of each moment with the certainty that 12.00 Moon to you Km....Krary 10 minutes. 1.00 p.m. to: 5,00 pm. ...Zrazy 15 minutes, wide by three deep, to the top. The top was such action would not be used against them

5.00 p.m. to: 600 pun in Krazy tó minmer, stopped with an earthen soal bearing the device in a court of law..

3.00 p.m. to: 7.00 p.m...Every zy mlautod. of ab elephant, which is supposed to have been Lord Justice Buckley also agreed.

7:00 p.m. te los jum. ...Kray 10 mlunta",

NIGHT CARS a on Wosk Days. the Royal emblem of the house of Kanishka

HAYURDAYI.» Within is the relic, which the crystal dasket, RETURN-of visitors to the City Hall Library vault, and pagoda were alike destined to guard and Museum for the week ending the rat It consists of thres small pieces of charred bone | Augut, Igogs--. that saca wern Buddha himself.

by way of Hoilo, The vessel lakes on a cargo THE German mail of the 1st July was deli.... of sugar at the southern part for the China coast (vered in London on the gret July-

Non-Chinese...

Ohinese.....

Library, Museum,

453 ....... 247

Total immi 180

241 8,548

11:45

· Mxten cars at 3.15 p.m.; XX.30 pm, and

SPECIAL" CARS by Araugerant RE Company's Oca ALAXANDRA

Den Verex Road Cominskogby

· JOHN D. HUMPHRE

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