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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18 1909

THE FLORIDA Water CASE.

JUDGMENT FOR the plaintiffs.

THE BRAZILIam runder INDUSTRY. Mr. Cheetham, Secretry to the British Lars gation at Rio, in his report frigo contributes ́a valɑ«ble s'atement on the rubber industry in that country. The rubber trade in the Amazon The case was resumed this morning before Valley is, he says, in, many, respects one of the the. "Afting Chief Justice (Hon. Mr. W. most se mirkąb'a commercial movements to ex- Rees-Davies, K,C.) in which- Edward Kemp is.enon. If the value of the product bì compar-

and others, trading as 'Matire. Ļaomad | ed with the trifling expenditore of human energy and Kemp, of New York, are suing the involved in its collection, the contrast is an ex- Kwong Sang Arm'fot: (1) an injunction to traordinary one. Deprived of her rabber output restrain their servants and agents from selling Brasil. would lose one third of her purchasing srexposing or advertising for sale; or procuring capacity; yet Mr. Cheetham states Brazil does to be sold, any Florida Water bearing therson Balbing for her rubber producers and these, in * label. (annexed in the claim) or any other equal disregard of great responsibilities,do little label to contrived or expressed as by colourable or nothing for their rubber trées, Wore the imitation or otherwise to represent or lead to industry of the Amazin Valley established on the belief that the Florida Water sold by da organised 'lines of cultivation and scientific defendants in the Florida Water manufactured vel ipment, the number of persons actively employed in tabbar production (row officially I given as 5,337) would be

ONE OF MANY HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS.

and sold by the plaintiffs (3) An account, (3) Damages (4) Costa, ·

Berkeley, KC, with whom was Mr. Eldon Pot- ter, instructed by Mr. F. C. Barlow (of Masura, Goldring. Barlow and Morrell) was for the de fendants.

Mr. M. W. Slade, instructed by Mr. H. W. Looker (of Messrs. Deacon, Looker and Dea- This, by the way, is rather an alarming prospect,con) appeared for the plaintiffs." Sir Henry but Mr. Cheetham goes on to say this the methods of production show no advance, and the cost of production increase: "That Para rubber asto-day exploited cad coolique,suċċess, fully to, compete when once the Exst fodia plaptations ́have attained 'a' førge area ol development seems highly improbable. After drawing a vivid picture of the unhappy lot of the Amazon rubber extraétor Mr. Caletbam goes on to say there is

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The following was the jury:--Mesin. D. W. Craddock (foreman), L. Gibbs, G. H, Medkunst, O. W. Lafrentz, D. R. Law, A, Shelton Hooper, and A. Mackenzie.

Sir Henry Berkeley continued his address to, the jury and in the course of a lengthy dissection of the various points on which the case turned, LITTLE LIKELIHOOD OF MAZIN RUMBER

BEING EXHAUSTED.

said that one of the issues was whelber the The area is vasi, the supply of trees 10 con.

defendants had copied· Mesurs: Lauman and stantly self-renewing, that it is most improb.ble Kemp's label so as to induce people to buy that, while demands continue and profitableibeir (Kwong Snog's) bottles of Florida prices are obtained, the supply from this region Water. The most prominent feature of the will fad off. The real danger to Amazon rub. case, Counsel declared with some amphaels, bar lies in

was that the plaintiffs bad not bṣen' able to bring forward a single person who was in a position to testify to having besa deceived by the labels of the defendants. It waI a foregone conclusion that, plaintiffs' "law.

THE COMPETITION Or cultivated rubbER, If this can shonly be produced on a large scale, and the demand does not keep equal pace, prices must fall. The Amazon forest on the present lines of Brazilian taxation and exyers had felt op stone unturned to incri- penditure can only be worked if the price of Jubbar remains bigh, The expenses are so great, the taxes imposed so onerous, that any permanent fail in the price of rubber, would mean not alone the, cessatios of Amsson pro- REFRESHING.duction, but a very serious financial problem

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RUBBER CULTIVATION IN CEYLON, THE MALAY STATES and elsewhere can be profitably carried out at a rate of expenditure that would be wholly is. Sufficient tap the wild forest trees the ́à maxın basin," Considerations such as these, while they should stimulate production in the British Empire, should not be fost sight of, Mr. Cheetham points out) by those wo may be dis pased to invest money is the purch'ise and ex- ploitation of sclled rubber estales on the Amazio. The excessive "import and export make excellent refreshing beverages,aff ct every aspect of commercial, industrial, duties must always be remembered, fx they

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LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Ms. J. H. N. Mody arrived by the Kamo Maru

to day:

FIFTEEN Chinese appeared at the Magistracy bis morning for gambling. Two of the man were each fined $:oo ard the rest $4.

IMIPECTOR Macdonald this morning prose- cuted Chinoman for having in his possession. 40 crunter eit Hongkong, dollars. The case was remanded.

[18 THIS, evening at the Union Church Literary Club, Kennedy Road, Mr. Bellamy Brown will del ver a lecture enti led "Folklore of the Manri". This lecture will be open to be public, and the chair will be taken ang p.m.,

All communications intended for publication

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minate the defendants, and, drifting into a sarcastic vein, Sir Hedry stated that an emi- ment firm of solicitors had raked Hongkong with a tooth-comb (Laughter). The case, Sir Henry told the jury, must stand or fall' on the assumption whether the labels used by the

"PROGRAMME ̄OF IN1&RPORT

CRICKET WERK,

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THE STOWAWAP OASE.

SENTENCES MİTİO ATED.

months' imprisonment each.

CANION DAY BY DAY,"

MACAO: DELIMITATION QUESTION.

Friday, Novembar 19th..

Before Mr. J. R. Wood at the Magistracy

. [From Our Own Correspondent] Straite team due to arrive 8 am, per'ss, ; this foronoon, Mr. E. Davidson (of Meses. Palawan,

Hailings and Hastings) made an application.

Capton, 17th November. Shanghai team due to arrive 5 p.m. per R. on behalf of one of the four prisoners who had

The Canton Association for the Protection of M. S. Empress of India.

recently been convicted of being slowaways on

Boundary Rights has convened a public' most- Saturday, November 201b,

board the ss. Exeters with intent to obtaining to take place on the 19th instant to discuss Hongkong v. Strafts. (Tennis Singles and passage to Australia and sentenced to nine matters in connection with the question of the Doubles).

Macao delimitation, in spite of the fact that the Mr. Davidson urged that there must either negotiations between the Chiness, and Portt- be direct evidence or evidence from which an inference could be diawn. Such was not the The people are of opinion to collect all neces guess Commissioners have been suspended, case and prisoner at the time of his arrest in-

sary information, and the views of the generat tended to get away.

| public regarding this question and to embody them in a joint memorial to be submitted to the Imperial Government with a view to orga it ta

The teams will be entertained by His Ex- cellency the Governor at Government House to dinner at 8.15 p.m.`

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Monday, November aand. Hongkong v. Shanghai (Cricket 1st day).

Tuesday, November sjid. Hongkong v. Shanghai (Cricket and day),' A supper and dance will take place in the

Hongkong Club commencing at so p.m.

Wednesday, November 24th. Hongkong v. Straits (Cricket rst day)

Thursday, November 2şıb. Hongkong e. Straiti (Cricket, 2nd day). H.E. The Governor has invited the visiting teams to the King's Birthday" Ball at Govern

ment House at 9.30 p.m.

Friday, November 26th, Shangbel v. Singapore (Cricket est day).

Saturday, November 27th," Shanghai v. Singapore (Cricket-sad day);" The visiting teams will be entertained to diupar by the Hongkong Cricket Club at the Hongkong Hotel at. 7.45 p.m.

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Mooday, November 29th.. Interport Champions. The World (Cricket 1st day)."

Tuesday, November 30th.. Interport Champions v.. The World (Cricket- and day),

The St. Andrew's Ball Stewards have kindly invited the visiting teams to the Ball at the City Hall at 9 p.m.

Cricket commences each day at fi a m Play stops each day at 5 p.m. and each match will be played to a finish.

OPIOM SMUGGLING.

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Mr. Gedge, for the prosecution, asked His Worship to impose as severe a penalty as possible to serve as a warning to Chinese who may to future try to obtain a passage to Avi- tralia.

Mr. Beavis, who appeared for one of the prisoners, stated that he wished to associate himself with the remarks of Davidson. The Ordinance which provided for the imposition of heavy penalties for ships on which stowaways were found stood by itself and had nothing to do with the nature of the pasalty to be imposed on, prisoners. The momal cetaiaty was on the side of the prisoners. The men were found in the afternoon and only the bare facis, of the case were laid before the Court. There was no evidence of güllt. His Worship sentenced two of the prisoneis to seven months' imprisonment and inflicted a fine of $10 on the fourth prisoner.

MANILA CARNIVAL AND HONGKONG,

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CHINESE FRAUD DISCOVERED. The fama of the Philippino Carnival having spread to many lands, the big show has furalshed as opportunity for at least one pelty graft which, according to information received in Manila, was worked in Hongkong last year, reports the faulla Times,

In a letter to the Caraival Association, Colo. esl McCoy, Insular Collector of Customs, states that he is in receipt of information from the „CHINKBE PASSENGER'S INGENUITY.

American Coniul at Hongkong to the effect that It would not requité a com nivalen to award last year o circular printed in Chinese and pur. to Jan Cuy, a local Chiao, the prize pipe for porting to be issued by the Carnival Associa. consummate ingenuity in attem sing to smuggle tion, was circulated in that city, in which it is opium. But to Chief Derr, of the baggage announced that any Chiness person desiring to division, and his able corps of assistants, become to Manila might do so at little trouble and Whe. they returned, the foreman announced longs the distinction of eternal vigilance and less expense. that the jury were disagreed, the verdict stand-refusal to be duped by heathen stratagem. ing al a majority of four to three in favour of the plaintiffs.

defendants were calculated to deceive,

Mr. Slade replied, and, after his Lordship had delivered bis summing-up, the jury retired

to consider beir verdict,

His Lordship asked them to retire again, but after having done so, they returned with the same verdict,

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Judgment was accordingly entered for the plaintiffs.

REVENUE FROM OPIUM,

BANGKOK VIEW ON PROPOSED MONOPOLY

IN THE STRAITS.

The seizure yesterday morning by the officials of the baggage division of four kitas of prepared opium, extracted from the gunaysack "travel ling bag" of Jan Cuy, says the Cadies American of tith inst, constitutes one of the cleverest captures of the contraband drag made since the enactment of the asti opium law.

Jan Cuy arrived from Amoy on Tuisang on November 3, Disembarking from the vessel, he 'left his bag containing parsonst effects and a

tiboral supply of liquid dope, at the biggaga' office trusting that what he considered the most "original packlog" yet devisel together with his seeming tardiness in claiming his property Oplom is much the biggest revenue head in would succeed in landing the swag, Chinese Siam's budget-thirteen and a half out of sixty-bloomers, canos-shaped footwear, chopsticks three million-bat fortunately, says the Bang. and candlesticks, dops and all. Jan Cuy bad kok Times, this country can regard with some heard of the pasuccessful effans of passing equanimity the plight in which both the Straits through the customs opium e acealed in falic bottoms and tubs containing drid fish and the and Hongkong are finding themselves from the same source of revenue. The Government of scheme ho hit upon to fool the sleuths the Straits Seulements in following the example eclipsed anything heretofore attempted. of Siam in bringing the opium monopoly under Government administration, but the colony is

ruled from. London, and the better the new department does its work, the greater will be the opportunity for censure on the part of the anti-opium agitators in England, and the greater the danger of this source of revenue being taken from the colony. The farms have been takes ultimately to discourage the use of the got rid of in Siam, with a view to stops being

drug. But we are not" aware that any such

Jan Cay leisurely sauntered into the baggage office yesterday morning, nonchalantly asking for his "travelling bag." The customary ex amination was proceeded with and at the bottom of the sack were discovered three roughly bewn, it pieces of wood, of non-descript shape and appearance. One would have guessed them to be placed there as ballast. But the customs" officials, with all their senses seemed to take a strange interest in the blocks. trained to the discovery of contraband,

The circular sets out that such persons, apoo presentation of their photographs and the pay. ment to the American Consul of one peso, would have a yellow certificate issued to them. which would entitle them to land in the Philip pine lalandi.

enter a strong protest against the Portuguese,

DOARD OF ORGANISATION, The Canton Provincial Assembly held a meeling to-day at which the advisability of abolishing the well known Sbiu, Ion Kuk Deparment, e. Board of Ro-garisation, was discussed."

FIRE.

On the evening of the 15th instant à fire occurred in Tsung Kwai Fong, inside the city, where one building was destroyed and several others damaged. The building' burnt down was owned and occupied by the expectant“ Magistrate Yiu.

KWANGBI.

The Governor of Kwangal, H. E. Chang Ming-chi, forwarded a’telegraphic dispatch th H. E. Yola Shu Kaun reporting that, owlogie! ́the mischievous and unfounded' rumours aboatTM the state of unrest in the Kwangsi „frontier, H. E. Chang, bas started from the provincial- city of Kwailin to proceed on a tour of inspec tion of the Kwangu) frontier of Lungchów 'indỹ other places to ascertala the exact condition of " the people in that district.

BERI-BERI.

SUCCESS IN TREATMENT OF DISKÁSK

IN SINGAPORE..

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Dr. W. Gilmore Ellis, who is the Medica Superintendent and Medical Officer to a special hospital for beri-bert which was opened at Singapore la 1997, sends to the Journal a graţir fringaccount of the success that has been secured. in the treatment of the disease. The Hospital... contains 130 beds, and of 738 patients who have passed through Dr. Ellis's hands only 10: have died, and in only 8,of these was beri-berl the cause of desiḥ. The healthy site of the hospital which stands on the sea five miles from Singapore, the open air. treatment, and tha sea bathing which is followed as a routine, all 'p tients being kept in the wea for half an hour...... Colonel McCoy stated that he believed that daily and masenged, promote healing, and Dr... the Carnival Association had nothing to do Ellis attaches the greatest importance to the prohibition of cucured rice as an article, o with the circulars, and made known the in

diet. His own experiente in connection with formation received ja arder that stẹpi may be

The Singapore Lupatic' Asylum, where there;" taken to prevent any such fraud in the future.

have been a succession of epidemics since It is believed here: that the-frau was con ceived by some ingenious persons at long. 1896, convinced him that the disease was dum......... in some way to the use of uncured rice, and the se kong, who might easily have duped the more ignorant of the Chinesa of that city tato hand-use of cured or Beagal rice exclusively bas ing over a peso for a worthless certificate, given kept the institution free from Beri-berl for more them by crooks posing as representatives of the than a year. Dr. Ellis gives the directions which are followed for the preparation of cured. American Consul,

rice in the Bari-Barl Hospital. The rice vend in Siam rice. · It Is soaked in water for, 48. ̧ ̧ .bours, the water being changed once. It, in | then, placed, in boilers and steamed, not wader

pressure, until the grains, burst, generally matter of from lan to twelve minutes. It is then ua dried, and afterwards goss through. the mill, to be husked in the usual way,

THE SBA SERPENT.

SEEN ABOARD THE "ON SANG." Nothing makes a man smile easier than to loform him that the Sea serpent has been seen. The parrator is invited to "change his brand" or "did he have 'em really bad this time." If he wore informed that a strange water reptile bad been seen, like an octopus, for example, he might be believed, but ''Sea-ser- penis" won't go down. They are ton fabulous, 100 monstrous, too much like the Franken

stein story and the notion is laughed away,

the Eingapore Free Freas office at the pre There is a sketch of the Sen-serpent in

CURIOUS LOSS OF MEMORY,

O. OFFICER AT BÝDNEY.

REMARKABLE DISAPPEARANCE OF A P, AND

A mild sensation has been caused ́oved" what may be termed the remarkable. case,OËN).

steps bavo b:en taken so far, since the opium It was the weight of one of them which attract sent moment drawn by an official of the steamer Pulma, Captain Cockman, one of the

́ed the attention of one of the sleuths, and an-

other, as though perchance bringing it close to his olfactory organ, began to sniff ominously.

The denouement and astest of the China followed rapidly, 3 be wooden pieces, opened with an axe, were found to contain four fins of

AT the Hippodrome Circus now performing at

revenue is as important here as in the colonies Causeway Bay, in addition to the old favourites mentioned. The necessary preliminary of of the popular Company there are some won-ending the farma has, however, been complet. The Editor will not undertake to be responsible for desfally clever artister who have just arrived ed, and when the new department has sufficient

́any rojecte) M8. nor to retufu any Contribution.

from Europe. The Carpie Bros, bead to head experience the question of what can safely be balincers, are distinctly gond and original dose to prevent the spreading of the habit will Breenco, the continental clown, is already deserve serione consideration. Opium does prepared opium. The tins, about twelve inches' Java to Hongkong, being then in Lat, 8 deg a fiod him. It was thought bs, might have

SUAB "RIPTION RATES (IN ADVANCE DAILY-466 |* Omota.',

WEEKLY--$13 per annum.

The rates per qoerter and per renasm, prijwertional

Subscriptions for any period lass than one month' will be charged as for a full month,

qu'te a favourite with the Hongkong public, also "Dalbenir," the man on the wheel, is grod. A visit to the Hippodrome will not be regrotted.

THR following is from the 'tenità Leto:-We The daily imane is dativared. free when the addrme is † understand that the proposed railway line from sooersible to messenger Paak subscribers can hare | Trang to Bangkok will be begun at oncò. The their copias delivered' at their residences without any extra obarge.. On coplas sent by post an additional $1.80 per quarter is charged for postage. Iba prslags on the weekly lane to any part of the

world is BQ osuta pis quarter,

Single Copies, Daily, en ont. Wekly, twenty

five cents (for csak only).

real evil, but the evil will not be lessened by ill-considered reforms, and fortunately this country can take her ow time in carrying

them out.

HASTERN CADETSHIPS.

. CIVIL SERVICE' EXAMINATION, 1908.

From the list showing the various servi

country through which the railway will run is said to be one of the richest portions of Siam. Little has hitherto been done in the way of opening up this d strict, but the Siamsas Gov amment is now escouraging the development can to which the nccessful candidates in

fighly fitted in their wooden receptacles. lòng by six wida, were neatly ensconced and

Instead of golden pipe dreams, bis ecstasy heightened by the supreme gratification of baving foiled a "Malicao custom man, it is to be the rockpile for Jan Cuy. He will hear rainged in court to-day."

JAPAN'S SHIFBUILDING

BUSINESS,

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come. The missing officer was discovered Paikes last Monday, where, on arrival, be i

Mr. J. G. Sims, chief officer of the P and Qata steamer On 8ang now in port, so that any big cargo vassalu of the P. and O. flest, wrilos iecredulous person may satisfy himself that the Perth correspondent of the Times of this buge snake, measuring about soo feet in Ceyten under dato November 4. It appears!** real life, was not a myth but a reality. To come that, when the vessel left Sydney: for Mele✨ down to facts. When the Indo-Chins Co.'s burne last week, Mr. Sims was missing. On steamer On Bung was on her last voyage from the ron round the coast every effort was made 10 min. N. and Long, 109 deg, 25 min. E, the fallen down a hole into oce of the buckers and an officer of the qorning watch discerned an im being studded, was unable to cry out for awes mensely long 'object floating partly above thesistance. Capt. Cockman caused the coal in surface at a distance of some 400 feet from the the bankers to be turned over to a depth of y ship. Shoals of black fish are so common in or 8 feet, but without Binding the missing officar. these parts that the officer at once concluded they Capt. Cockman on reaching Melbourne, on were this variety following each other in order Monday, reported this, but on Tuesday, Mr. F. with black fios appearing above the water. The White, the P. and O. agent at Melbourne movement however was different on further received a message from the company's examination and the whole mase, jast like the office at. Sydney. stating that Mr. Sims undulating motion of a huge soake 'about ico was alive and well, and no anxiety need feet in length, left no room for doubt that it was be felt regarding him. The most remark- DEPRESSION STILL CONTINUES, -

the sea-serpent. At intervals its huge black able part of the disappearance wi of dis agricultural resources, and is also offering oss held in August 1999 for (1) the Civil in the marine transport business still continues, made, though it is a pity so camera was

the concurrant open competitive examina-

The Osaka Asahi notes that the depression fas appeared and a sketch was able to be og concessions to foreign capital on a'trac terms. The proposed line will ius from Service of India, (ii) Clerkships (Class I) and individual shipowners are reduced to a handy at the time. There is alan another Once weat to the house of his sister-in-law, Trang on the west coast across to Pataling, and in the Home Civil Service, and (ii) Eastern difficult plight, though the Nippon Yuren Kai-witness to this strange sight and it is left His mind was a total black regarding kli Cadetships in the Colonial Services, we give the shy and the Osaka Shosen Kaisha are scraping to our readers to draw deductions from what is Tong Sarg, then in anonberly directiontoObam, pawn, Bar grapan, Patburce and Bangkok names of those assigned to the Eastern Cadet-long in one way or another. In these circum- solemnly declared to have been sees. After past life. He recollected leaving the steamer the F. M. B. lics is pushed northwards railway ships, including appointments to Ceylon, the stances shipbuilders are complaining that there all, the question arises why should not gigantic where he left. coapertion will in a few years be established Straits Settlements, the Protected Federated is no prospect of a revival la thele business. The reptiles, serpents or other living monster be bored finding himself at Parramatta, where between Fingapore and B.pgkok.

Malay States, and Hongkong :: -

inactive season for shipping has now been enter- found in the sea? Have we not to our Museums seeing the name of Parker, he suddenly Hubert Kinest Newnham, Dean' Close ed upon when steamers are withdrawn from Hok- such colossal extinct creatures asthe Megatheris Memorial School, Chelsenkam, Oxford (St. kaido and North Chion waters. In this season and fearful and wonderful suimals that lived decided to go there. Mr. Sime is in good TAK TRIDE 11F KIAO-GHAD IN John's), Arthur Michell Goodman, King great animation usually prevails at all the ship-before the glacial period. In birds, too, have health and normal in every respect, with the Edward VI, School, Both, Oxford (New). Guy building yards in the repair of steamers and we not the gigantic Moa of New Zealand whose exception of the inexplicable loss of memory, Stanley Woodman, Rossall Cambridge (Jesus) continues notil February or March, but in the legs measure seven fest and are as thick as a

He has no recollection whatever of the position There has been always much debate as to The Times Barila Correspondent writes: James Devans, St. Munchin's Limerick, Royal present conditions, it is feared, even the shipman's. Then why not the sea-serpest-koown to many in Cayton, having been once be occupied on the Palms. Mr. Sima will be whether there is to be such a thing as over-prs. The report of the Director of Costems in Kiso. University of Ireland (Queen's College, Cork), building and repairing, business will be adver- from the too frequent Irabibation of alcohol?

officer of the Moldavia... "Auction in plantation rubber, having regard to chau states that the total volume of trade for Mark Aitchison Young, Elon, Cambridge ely affected, and that it may be worse that The On Bang bad a fine weather trip, reports the tendency of the industrial world to accept the year 1908 amounted to £1,60,000, being (King's), Mungo Toussut Archibald, Hamilton was the case last year. Such yards as the Capt, Wolley, from Hongkong the only unto- greatly increased rubber'supply asthat comes an increase of to par cent, as compared with Academy, Glasgow, Oxford (Pembroke), Wil" | Mitsu Biabi and, "Kawasaki received ordern ward event being the suicide of one of the fire. Miss Violet Charlesworth, who created a "gradually within the financial scope of the various the previous year. Imports slightly declined, fiam Kenneth Hunter Campbell, Rossal, Ox-for no more then one steamer each last men, it seems this individual chose the ash sensation about a year ago by pretending

industrial activities.. Again arinus the question so that the increase is, natirely represented by ford (Wadham), Rubin Ernest Gordon Walker, month, and theis yards are now endeavouring shoot by way of launching himroll into eternity, that she bad been, drowned after ske bad- as to the relative power of forest rubber and exports. These have received a remarkable Rugby, Cambridge (King's), Richard Bourke to give employment to their skilled artificers in As soon as the alarm was givan, lifa-belts were || iccurred heavy debie, bas fled her schedule, plactation rubber to live against each other in fillip by the calling at Taing-tan since April of Osborne, Cheltenham College, Oxford (Wad- | skoro work.. The Osaka Iron Works has start-thrown and a bost lowered in the hops of res. While being examined in the Bankruptcy » competition in the open market. *A.B,” in the P, and O,steamers, which give a direct ham), Roger Edward Lindsell, Uppingham, ed the construction'afa dredger for the South coing the due, but it was all of no avail, as Court, on October 13, she alleged that abu kali the Timis of Ceylon quotes, an authority on communication with European ports. Tha | Cambridge (King's), Henry Augustus Forrer, | Manchurian Railway Company, a trawler, and the man'sack' soon after jumping overboard, bad great expectations from several pénilemek › 15/ Brasilian Natural rubber supply, and the ma-sumber of ships sailing under the German flag Dulwich College; (Cambridge (Magdalans); two cargo-boats, but this company is also sack though he swam for some distance. The On including 155,000 fron marks of the latter upon this all-important sub- declined from 181 to 213, and those under the Sumtel, Burnside Boyd McElderry, Campbelling shors work. Other yards are trying hard | dẳng has put out a large cargo of flour sloco | MacDonald, who was last heard of vin, Male Jace wilf përhapë hulp some who have felt" "British way to tog, while the Japanese ships, || College, Ballast, Trially College, Dablie.?? to obtele orders for any work in their Ulos, bot | Teasday and will probably get away, this even bowman, The Official Racalvar suggested that doubtful on the question to arrive at 1908 COR- on the other hand, increased from 38 to 79, 84, My, MoRiderry will probably come to kong, are in an aven lass favourable condition than lág or tomorrow morning for java where she the gentleuten referred to by Miss Chisle Fiction upon this waiter im

and the Chinese from § 30 20.

wiil lood sugar for Hongkong,

worth wars mythical

The Hongkong Telegraph

Hongkong, Thursday, November 18, 1909

PLANTATION RUBBER AND FOREST KUBBBR.

1808.

were at this time last yestı..

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