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Telegrams.

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH "

BERVICE.

NEW CANTON VICEROY.

ARRIVAL AT SHANGHAI,

[By courtesy of the Sheung Po")

Shanghai, 23rd August. H.E. Yuan Shu-Hsuan, Viceroy- designate of Canton, having recover- ed from his recent illness, has ar rived at Shanghai from Nanking.

He is at present staying at the Foreign Bureau and will shortly proceed to Canton.

A DENIAL.

REPORTED BURNING OF C. M.

'STEAMER UNTRUE.

[By courtesy of the“ Sheung Pa”).

Shanghai, 23rd August. Yesterday's report of the burning of the C.M.S.N.Co.'s as. Kirang Chi is absolutely untrue.

NAVAL STATION.

SELECTION OF BASE.

{ Py courtesy of the Sheng Po"] 2

Peking, 3rd August.

The Governor of Chokiang will

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH TUESDAY AUGUST 24, 1909.

Telegram,

"HONGKONG TELEGRAPH”,

BERVICE.

JESSFIELD CLUB "RAIDED.

ROULETTE TABLES SEIZED.

TI

{From Our Own Correspondent.}

Shanghai, 24th August,

p.n

12.35

Self-Government ̈ Society.

REPRESENTATIONS BY BRITISH

AND PORTUGUESE MINISTERS.."

PROMPT ACTION. BY MINISTRY OP FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

From Our Own Correspondent.]

THE RAUB AUSTRALIAN GOLD MINING COMPANY, LIMITED.

MONTHLY CRUSHING... Following is the result of crushing opera tions at Raub for the four weeks anded 14th instant:-Bakit Koman, stone crush, 3.374 100% gold obtained, 957 ounces, and average per tob; 5 dwis 16 grains. Bukit Malacca: stone crushed,, 1,779 tons, gold obtained, 78 ounces, and averageperton, at grains, Cydside: Twelve weeks ending 14th instant;-68 ounces. GENERAL MANAGER'S REPORT FOR THE FOUR WBEKS ENDING JULY 17, 1909. The Chairman and Directóri, Raub 'Austra lian Gold Mining Co., Ltd, Singapore.

Gertlemen, I herewith beg to hand you my ́report on your mining and milling operations.

The mice measurements and assay returns

for the period (4 weeks) under review, made up of 86ft, sinking, zzzft, driving, $65ft. crosscutting and 142ft. of surface and under. ground prospecting work, as against a total of 1,1488), for the previous four weeks."

Canton, a3rd August. The Canton Self-Govaerament Society bas Jessfield Club was raided by the of Native Industries a despatch to which was

received from the Taoist for the Development]: Municipal Police last night.

Two roulette fables were seized, The Indian watchman, in resist.

ing the seizure, bit Inspector Arm- Peking informed this Miniitry at an interview of prospecting work shows a total of 1,0x5ft. strong's arm severely.

to

attached a telegram which was received by the Acting Viceroy on the 18th instant from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The telegram runs as follows: The Portugaste Minister at

that the Self-Government Society in Canton has, in the matter of the delimitation of Macao, been CHINESH POLICAMAN CHARGED, acting in an absolutely unfair roanner which is calculated to insult the Portuguese Con- 'ACCUSED OF KILLING A HAWKER. sul at Canton. The same Society bar, moreover, The trial of the native police-constable, Wont tried to institute a boycott against the for Kam (No. 960), for the manslaughter of a haw-tuguese employed in all the foreign firms. This ker named Leung San, formerly residing at 148, action on the part ofthe Society is considered Hollywood Road, was continued before Mr. F. have undoubtedly been detrimental to the A. Hozeland, at the Magistracy, this afternoon, friendly relations between the two countries.

Further evidence was called to show how the The Portuguese Minister has requested this. act was committed. It would appear that on the Ministry to despatch telegraphic Instruc- 29th July fast, while the defendant was on duty in tions to the authorities in Canton asking Hollywood Road, he saw the deceased sented them to protect the Portuguese residents Foon box alongside his two stalis, which were in in South China, whenever necessary. The the side channel. Defendant believed that an British Minister, at Peking, has also made obstruction was being, committed, and ordered representations that the Self-Government deceased 'away. The latter, did not obey im Society has, in the case of the Eatshan ip- mediately and defendant, so it is alleged, pro. cideri, acted unreasonably by attempting to duced his truncheon and poked the man in the stir up bad feeling among the Chinese. This side. Deceased terrned home, and died on Ministry has been requested to give instruc the following day. The cause of death, accord,tions to stop the Society's action. In his des jog to medical evidence, was strangulated hernia.

The ca 18 was further adjourned. Mr. P. iv, Goldring, of Messrs Goldring, Barlow and Mer-

rell, in retained for the prosecution. The "de-

patch, the Acting Viceroy, H. E Wa Seung Lum, warded the members of the Self-Govern- ment Society to be careful in their policy with a view to avoiding serious consequences.

On receipt of the above despatch, the Canton

culars to convene a public meeting to take place to-day, when the despatch will be read to the people for consideration and, probable dis, cussion.

MINES,

Bukit Koman. 540 ít. Leval, Dzive South, This has been advanced Ilt, bringing the total 10 123 ft. The lode so in, wide has been low Kråde.

siol. Lovel, Drive North. To this has been added 14 ft. making a total of 5 ft. The lode 47 in, wide assays a little over I det.

440 k. Level, Drive South. This has been

To-day's “Advertisements.

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General Agents.. Hongkong, 24th August, 1909.

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driven 18 ft. bringing the total to 593 ft. south FOR SHANGHAI, MOJI, KOBE AND of the shaft. The lode st is. wide is worth

I dwi

The crosscut cast has been taken from 9 ft. to 14 h, and the west crosscut has been taken from to ft. to 24 ft.

440 ft. Level, Drive North.Here az ir. bas becu driven making a total of 308 ft. The lode 47 in. wide givea 1. dwt per ton,

Dave North, No. i Wipro,-This has been sunk teft, making total depth 93fì, and having renched the required depth has been stopped... Drivo Norib, Wine from Drive North from

and is opening up a good body of stone..

proceed to Ningpo on the 26th inst.fendant is represented by Mr. E. Davidson, of Eeli-Government Society at once issued cir. Stope-This has been started add sunk igft.

to receive Admiral Sah and Prince 'Chun.

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They will then proceed in com-. pany to Cheong Shup to select a suitable naval station.

HANKOW-SZECHUAN RAILWAY.

THE LOAN AGREEMENT.

· [By courtesy of the " Sheung Po."]

Peking, 23rd August. The agreement for the American loan for the construction of the

Hankow-Szechuan Railway is ready for signature.

Later:

Messrs. Lastings and Hastings,

CONCERT AT KOWLOON.

OPEN-AIR ENTERTAINMENT BY KOWLOON

CRICKET CLUB.

The concert given under the auspices of the Kowloon Cricket Club on Saturday night in aid of the Scamcu's Institate,tarved out a bril-

lians success in every respect. These open-air muncal evenings fostered by the energetic conmmittee of the K. C. C. have come to be a delightful feature of the sultry summer season and the success which attended Saturday night's affair proves the popularity of this form of entertainment, provided the services of a strong combination of vocalists CAD be secured, which the Kowloon Cricket Club succeeded in doing on Saturday night, The grounds were brilliantly illuminated with Chinese lanteros for the occasion and brightly red flags adorned the stage, the entire

scheme of decoration being carried out with an artistic sense of taste,

by the Rev. A. P. Crofton, was much appre-

The merchants and gentry of the Tannhauser, by the Band of "The Buffs," The concert opened with the Overture Hukwang Provinces have wired. to which was finely executed. Life the Organis" the Waiwupu to oppose the conclu-ciated. Mrs: J. W. Kew's rendering of "Awake" sion of the American loan; they was exquisitely given and was greatly en joyed. This lady's appearance on the concert assert that they would rather die than platform after a long time was appreciated recognise the validity of the loan. Later,

The Waiwupu is in a very per plexing position in regard to the loan.

NAVAL BASE. ·

COMMISSIONERS TO SELECT. [By courtesy of the "Sheung Po"]

Peking,, 22nd August.

LOST BOYS FOUND.” ALLEGED KIDNAPPERS CAPTURED.

Wood (second police magistrate) in the Police. A kidnapping story was related to Mr. I. R. Court, this alterough. Two farmers, Cheung Sao and Wong Sheung, were charged with taking two boys out of the Colony, by force and against the will of their guardians, on the 18th instant. One of the kidnapped boys, o Youngster of twelve years, said that he come from Tao Sui How, which is neat Kongmoon, He had been in the Colony for some time, living with his uncle in Aberdeen Street, Some weeks ago .be joined a man, who employed him an assistant hawker. He was then taken

to a house at West Point. There he met the other fad and they were sald to the defendants

SA U Chung steamer Hai Ning, and, were for 595. They were then put on board the recognised by one of the folie on board, who

The circumstances under which the other lad

was the means of having the men arrested and the boys restored to their lawlut guardians. was kidnapped are somewhat different. He. stated that he was an apprentice in a tooth by local lovers of music. Mr. WES. Hone's brush shop in Canton, and not liking "The Bandolero" was appreciated. Miss the work, ran away. Afterwards, be mel Parkes "Vilia" was, as usual, very sweetly a man, who inquired whether he would AC Ector. The lad (eleven years of age) consented, and was brought here and taken to the bonso at nest Point, thence to the Hoi Ning to be taken to Mirs Bay, The defendants pleaded not guilty to the charge, and were remanded, Delective Bergeant Appleton

like to be

rendered and an encore was demanded, which was responded to. Messrs. Worcester and Car. rot supplied the bumorous element and their appearance in the humorous duet1 Of Courag" evoked cooxiderable merriment. Mrs. Belition' zendering 51 Arditi'ʼn difficult' piece " li Baccio" was a'decided treat, Mrs. Belilios was in ex-conducted the case for the police. cellent voice and the purity and pathos of ber voice came upon the audience with inspiring · SHIPPING ENTERPRISE, force and she had to re-appear in response to popular demands for an excore. The duet. “A NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD COMPANY'S

: PROJECT.

E. B. Ayris was a proinfocat sückess of the evening, their voices blending beautifully.

--

Admiral Sah and Shun Pui-lap Night in Venice" by Mrs. J. W. Kew, and Mr. are to leave Peking on 25tli inst.

They will proceed to Chekiang first to see about establishing a naval base in that Province,

CANTON-HANKOW RAILWAY.

́THE LOAN AGREEMENT. – "By courtesy of the "Sheung Po"],

Peking, 22nd August.

Mr. Geo. Grimble acted as accompanist in is usual able style. A word of thanks is also due to The Buffa Band, who were respousi- ble in no little degree for the success of the evening.

HONGKONG university

FONDS.

FURTHER CHINESE BUDSCRIPTIONS,

Further subscriptions to the total of $8,750 bave been collected by the Chinese Sub Committee towards the endowment and equip, ment funds of the Hoogkong University,

Grand Councillor Chang Chih-Details are as follows :— tung has, in conjunction with the Waiwupu, memorialized that the agreement for the loan for the Hu- nan and Hupeh railway in ready for signature.

Already acknowledged...$111,150

Li Sui Kam.... 2,000. Lo Kit.ping idingcorn was

700 Tai Chee-ho... ana

SIÚDENTS FOR AMERICA,

FORTHCOMING EXAMINATION..

[By courtesy of the "Sheung Po.";

Peking, 22nd August.

It is notified that candidates for education in America should send in their names between the 25th and 30th inat

An examination will be held on the 4th prox.

One hundred students will be

..

MR. G. FRIESLAND IN HAMBURG,

As soon as the Panama canal is finished the

North Deutscher Lloyd Steamship Co. will have a line of round-the-world steamers sun- ning into this port, says G. Freisland, ágest of the Germas line at Hamburg. Steamers, of the type of Princess Alice, Princess E. Ludwig and the newer Buelow class, which ply from- Hamburg and Bremen to the Orient by way of the Suez canal, going to Yokebama and retard. ing homeward from that part by way of the Suez,, will, as soon as the Panama canal is com picted, come from Yokohama to Puget Sound and return to Germany by way of Mexico and Central America, passing through the Panama canal. Whether alterosto sailings will be given by an outward line is not yet arranged.

340 f1. Level. Drive South from Stope Hera oft, bas been driven making a total of 1j8lt... The lodě 4 3in, wide in worth 13 dwt.

240, Level. Crosscut West Opposite Shaft. -To this has been added 18ft. making-a, lotar of 6978. ...Crosscutting for stope Filling.—3241t."

Stopes Above the 440ft. Level 2 stopes: Lode 18rja, wide and worth 24 dwt.

Above the 340ft. Level, 2 slopes: Lode 10gin, wide and worth i dwt.

Above the 240ft. Eevel. i stope.; Lode 10 jin. wide and worth 71 dwt,

STOPE MINE,

160 ft. Level South,-From the crosscut west drives have been taken 2aft and 7ft. to the north and south, respectively, on a lode that has averaged 7610, wide and 71dwt, în value; both ands at present are poor and crosscutting wastward has been restarted.

160 tt. Level South, No. Wiors-This Bas bern sunk 27ft. making the total. depth 86ft. The lode 43in. wide gives izdnt, per ton by assay.

16oft, Level, Drive North.-To this has been

УОКОНАМА.

THE

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

"NILE,"

Captain E. P. Martin, will leave for the above places TO-MORROW, the 25th Augun, 1909, at 5 P.M.

For Freight and Passage, apply to

E. A. HEWETT,

Superintendent.

Hongkong, 24th August, 1909.

ORICHTAL

STEAM

WAVE COMPY

THE PENINSULAR AND ÖRIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.-

STEAM

FOR

STRAITS, CEYLON, AUSTRALÍA, INDIA, ADEN, EGYPT, MEDITERRANEAN PORTS, PLYMOUTH AND LONDON. (Through Bills of Lading issued for Batavia, PERSIAN GULF, ContinentÀL, AMERI» CAN and SOUTH AFRICAN PORTS.)

added toft. making a total of 35f. The lode THE Steamship

yria, wide averages 16jdwt, in value..

Crosscutting for Stope Filling.-19oft. ** .Slopes-Above the 16oft, level 3 štoper. - Lade 8gin wide and wonh rgdet.”

The third stope has been started over the 16ost level north.

ANDERSON SHAFT.

20oft. Level. Drive Norb.-To this has been added soft, making a fotal of 86ft. The lode 7810, wida is worth 5dwt. The drive is being kept on the footwall to connect with the winze from the 160ft. level.

26cft, Level, Drive Somh-Here zift, has been driven making the total 42ft. The end continues to carry low grado mixed matters.

BUKIT MALACCA.

No. 1. Level, Drive South.—This has been driven 23ft. bringing the total to 493ft. The lode 64in. wide bas averaged 4dwt.

No, 1. Level North, Drive North from Crosscut. East.This has been extended gift. making a total of 116 The lode goin, wide gives an average value of 3dwi.

The wioze has been sunk from 27ft. in 37īt. on a lods 4010, wide and worth rdw.

Stopes. Above the No. 1 Level, 2 stopes : Lode join, wide and worth 4fdwt.

On surface and underground, 143ft. of pro✅ specting work has been done.

The winze from surface to the west of Malac ca sbait bas boon aubt zofi, making total depth sak. It bas passed through the lode the last assay from which gave 12dwL. A crosscut is pow being put off from the bottom of the winze to further open up this lode. -

GENERAL,

At Anderson shaft the cags roads are com. pleted and the broken stone is being raised to surface,

The station at the 260fi, level is being cut From the Wilfiey tables 47.2 tons of con centrates have been won worth tijdwi, per ton, Milling. Sheets for 4 weeks ending July 17,

BUKIT KOMAN.

1909- 500

Kin Yeung Society, Fenang..

500

+

Esi On Company

500

Lee Hoyee

500

250

200

Kwan Yuen-chtung .............................. Jp Wal-pak...

Wu Fal-annosaan Ja 200 Tak Lee ................... 200 Loo Loong La ..................s

200 Sun Loong LRD $200

Mr. Freisland said there was now strong competition in the coasting steamship trade in The Orient, especially in the South Chios service, where the new Chinese national steam- ship line had become a factor. The Chiness about the world subscribed stock in this lins, and a start has been made with three chartered Norwegian steamers running from Hongkong to Bangkok and other ports of Indo China. Mr. Freisland thinks, however, that the com- petition will not be leng maintained. He bo- lieves the Chinese line has not sufficient capital to continue the war and mast sooner or later go-to the wall. -

Yue Leong Labi Hang Fat Loo......

200

200

Yuet Loong La............... Yes Cheung Loong-Lan

200

200

Wang Loong La¤·......... Wai Loong Lai summeunang Saa Laavg Litc pcrisreuer1d1aeroe

200

200

Woo Lus Yeung Wing Cheung 200 Hap 2008g mmmfimwe Hog Oboongiamas Ying Leez

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200

Fred

200

200

300

200

Hing Leong Lainasuarios '-esine Ng Kwok Hlog.............. 200

COMMERCIAL,

4 p.m. Following are funker alterations in Mators, E. 9. Kadoerie & Co's share lisėto-day >—

Shanghai Docks .......................Tia, 78] sollers—~ Hongkow Wharfe .............. » 147. buyers – Chinese Enginearings... .,, 151 sallars Hos grimony (238) » Somatrasami z 151 · buyer

Langkate

Indo-Chinaskipan. 434 p1 Faral Sugare visusun à 300 – sälet

2

clean up and repairs.

40 Stamps: ran 28 days less r'as days for

Huntington Mill ran a8 days less 16 dayı clean up and for repairs. Or Crushed: Komag

2,391 tons. Stope 1,396 的

Total 3,789 tons. Amalgam Collected 9,311.00 oz. producing Retorted Gold 1,105.00TMTMTM Smelted Gold

1,086.55 Average yield parton

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5-73 dwt. value of tailings.57

n

BUKIT MALACCA.

No; 1 Mill run 35 days ( crushing 389 tons Mine {'ore mad" 1,644 tons No II 243 m. Surface ore.

Total crushed 2,033 tons. Amalgam Collected 211.co oz. producing Retorted Gold

70,00 -- "Smelted Gold

75.00 Average yield per ton .73 dit. Total Tops crushed – 5,832... Amalgam Basalted Gold Average Fineness

Ylaid

ท

3,532.00 02.

7,161.55 021.

903.98 OFL 'n 3-99 dut. W. H. MARTIN,

General Manager.

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"DEVANHA,"

Captain H. Powell, carrying His Majesty's Malls, will be, despatched from this for BOMBAY, &c., on SATURDAY, the 4th Sep- tomber, at Noon, taking Passengers and Cargo for the above Ports in connection with the Company's 88." Marmora, 10,500 tons, from Colombo, Parsangers'accommodation in which vassal is secured before departure from Hong- kong.

Silk and Valuables, all Cargo for France, and Tea for London (andar arrangement) will be transhipped a Colombo Into the Mall steamer proceeding direct to Marseilles and London, other Cargo for London, &c, will be conveyed via Bombay by the R.M.5. Perala, dus in London on 16th October, 1909.

Parcels will be received at this 'Office uni|l 4 PM, the day before sailing. The Contarin and Valus of all Packages areʻrequired.

For further Particulars, apply to

E. A. HEWETT,

Superintendant.

Hongkong, 24th August, roop.

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