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St. Stephen's College.

THE NEW WING. "ŽNADOURAL CEREMONY THIS AFTERNOON,

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH FRIDAY DECEMBER 24 1900

NOTES BY THE WAY,

THE V.RC. REGATTA.

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CASUAL CRITIC.

GERMAN FLAGSHIP ARRIVES.

HLQ.M." SCHARNHORST."

IN PORT

JAPAN YARN.

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The Osaka Mainichi notes that the fallure of the cotton crops in America this year kas resulted in the formation of a ring to buy up cotton. This has, forced up the quotation of the product, an advance at bos time being Tegistered of close upar X50 per roo. klu, Naturally Bombay cotton followed suit. On the other hand the yarn market in Japan clined in consequence of the falling-off in the demand, the quotation, dropping below Y124 at one tims. This created fool- of misgiving regarding the position of sploniss compaules in view of mall stock of cheap raw cottos held by them. of raw coffon quotation Subsequently the 1683an cotton increased and it has now broed te amarica was not so powerful a become known that the cotton-buying ting those formed in recent years. At the urme

with the result' that the, unessy,faellog been much dispelled. At the present quotation

Tent of the Unies Jack and the Yellowing us to carry on our work more given, I My Lord; for the reasons. I have deal of hest barning over the results of certain Dragon, alds by vida at the back of the dashaya at, ibs same time helped forward in no † spease the Chinese gentry upon; wham, Don with united cries of tho'migkt-have-boena, | flug:of Rear-admiral von Ingenohl, commander. - gradually declined the arrivals of now!

This

PASM Taylory" "ADIO, "Bishop Togh handsome donation of $5,000 from the gentle-rons, Dr. Ho Kal, Mr. Chad Sla Ki and we fought races. Vague, lastnications ware made exchanged with the PD The Scharnhorst was meihe yarn market has advanced by

Rey, C. H. Lickling

Ing. Rev. T. Johnsos,

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SHANGHAI AND THE PROVIN- CIAL DELEGATES.

AMERICAN

to

on their production, The Oiska journal gives the following quotations of raw coitos in Omake on December to explalo, ike position of the spinning companies

COTTON. Arrival in Dec.

aina 46.63:

DOMBAY COTTON.

Old Crop In stock:

49.00 *41.0

The first session of the Provincial' An-

ninth moon to the eleventh of the tenth moon (October 14 to November 25). has been con- cluded, and in ordinary circumstances 'thas0

semblies, which was to fast from the first of the Good Middling 47.354250

Fully Common:

43

Arrival in Old Stop Dec. and Jan. In stock,

be convened by the Viceroy or Governor Yothmal up.........i (30,35 on his own Initiative or at the request Bengal ........................................ 27.75 of two-thirds of the members. While there Bars 33.50. is not much probability of the former Broach, to be shipped lo occasion arising, various. Assemblies have Fab, and March................................ 15.00 taken themselves seriously enough to render it

C.M.G, the Hon. Mr. Wei Yuk, C.MG., Meza Hoes of our pablicschools at Home. Once moralising to the ear, in the Coprt-roam, which ibla" that they will not wish to be out of

$1.50

10.00

35.00

Club. It is calculated to give any young man departed parents. This Lall stunda at the seal and enthusiasm (ban Dr. Ho Kal-will

who has not that complete captaincy of sour south and and the laboratory with tiled Boors not cease their efforts to emulate the gen

and absolute foisure which go with calibacy, a Is placed above it. The roofs and floors of the soilty of Meurs, Butterfeld and Swire

nervous breakdown within a month or lass. building and of the varuudals are exocated in and the Chinese communities, both in and be

In India, of contes, too much is known of reinforced cement concrete, and the floors of youd this Colony andthelanding armi who harAfter the lapse of a number of years since what in demanded and expected of the A.D.C. the large hall, laboratory, bathrooms, ver-generously come forward with subscriptions the last water carnival held under the auspices for one moment to aven contemplate him as a andaba, etc., are paved with encaustic tiles,

by the Society which conducts St St. Stephen's College in Caine Road was this the whole building has a substantial ap. Stephen's and others, and above all, chat, Saturdays regatta was an ungum wards the feminine population would make life afternoon the scene of quite un important little

The structure, was erected to hope that the staff and the scholars of this ed access from every point of view. Some insupportable-if he had a wife of his oWE,

alight bitches, it i

8:11 in 1109, occurred, during the eremony so far as the College is concerned, the designs, and under the superintend. College will make up their minds that pe progress of the day's events, but thate com the occaelen being the opening of a new wing ence of Masura. Dantion, Ram and Gibbs, clal study and preparation le needed to prepare

an somelimet happen la important or

bad to be int the College, which fanction was performed The bastening of this opening ceremony for matriculation, and will be determined that

were unavoidable, and acholars by HE the Govenor, The hall was tastefully

for

of St. Stephen's shall be well res furnishing, except

chwerfally by those

shoulders oo, whose dachrated with dags and greenery, the most part, but we whose days are spent bare its presented among the undergraduates of the fall tha, brant of the work. There was a great Prominant seature of the decorations below again to thank heartily the donors who, in

| devoted i

The Garman cruiser Schärmkorat, flying the 1 to this aunty for havingİ -

The parents of your race and the air was blek on Saturday after- at out and of the hall. There wae & isge mail degres the education of their sons,

but sedless to remark, that was hardly the in chief of the German squadron in the East, gathering present to witness the ceremony, mall degree the education if below as the above all others, local Univarally plnit with which to view the reaulis of hard. amived last Saturday afternoon. Salutes ware which included His Excellency the Govation, Lal Kwai Pui Hall in consideration of the coafar benedite, ( senumong your Chinese

and Admiral the Hom Captain | Simson, Private Secretary, Capt.

ia corrain quarters that there was going Sir Hedworth Lambton. man paaring that name. This name together Tao, those who have been most prominent la to ball general scramble among certain com launched at Hamburg in 1906 and ap Secretary of the Church Missionary Society

with the names of subscribers will be recorded promoting the University.1.appeal to thens to

the capture of gilded cups, a regular armoured four funnelled cruiser of 11,600 tons the Bishop of Victoria. Mr. E. &. Irving,

permanent form. have make this thing a success, not merely a Director of Educatios, Hod, Dr. Ho Kal, Hon.

will be perday the bar beer cal muccas, ha ext chat for the probent in the

fint, Con her chair são did so gious most important object,, but a fuccass.in the Dandarous innuendoes had in point of fact no | She carries eight 8-inch;' six sỏinch and twenty the spinning companies will reap soms prout M. Wel Tok, Memu, Lai Kwai Pai, S. W

foundation 110, seeing they were read in

and there is little doubt that the | 3-inch guns, with four torpedo fubes, and her 10, Chad Sis XI, Räv. E. F. Barnett (Warden), death

qualibed by a best men in each face came out victorious complement, dil told, is Ĝgo man. of the foundation stone. But number of students property to rea one other

the must be mentioned. Reference thorough knowledge of Plorcy: Lady G

T. Fucatsu, Mr.

le up to fosilval, it i the Colony's sports: may,

has been made to the confidence which the benefits of University education With Considering the success which attended the H Madhurst, Mr.

aquatic provide an adequate Tapands Conral, Mr.

parents and guardians of the students have sufficient fonds

med to try and sustain the V.R.C.4 sporting and Wrs: Lamigo, Rev. C. E. Thomson, Dr. reposed le us, when they undertook to erect

rect and high clair staff, and

qualidad sufficient J. M. Atkinson, and

sand out representative men to participate of Victorin opened and to hand over to the College authorlifes students I have no fear that the management reputation. It is to be hoped that the old Club

ip-turning out His Lordship *** 2? W. H. Hewitt.

this

In the Governors Regatta, which can only bullding without conditions. We desire of the University will succeed the proceedings, after the byms "Oh God, above all things that this confidence should graduates not only equal in scholastic attalb

Is the sports. our help in ages past" had been sung,

phors addrest. He said that they were be maintained. Yet trust can be kept alivements to those of Western seats of learn. ccomplished by full interest being sustained

AN OVERWORKED DEPARTMENT. gathered together that afternoon for an im. only by reciprocity. The College Council, ing, but men of bigh moral character whose therefore, bas decided to Tavite five standard of life in whatever posts they may

will be a credit to the University as What hard times our local magistrates are Portant function. The Conncil · kad modestly abinéto parents to sit with three Empeans is the uprightness |・ of their charac» } Eaving. The other day an overworked staff ånd. I bodies will not meet until next automp. · Ac- | Called it the new leg, but it seemed to

on an Advisory Committee for the safeguarding well him so large that it was larger than the

and fartherance of the College. The diffically teres in the degree of their learning, to patiently wait and ses a case through at an cording to their constitution, la addition

The ballding An occasion such as traducation of making selection among so many friends is monument to the Colony's zeal for education. I grest Year by year the number of those in-wils University once built and, endowed tour which had, perhaps, seldom bean expar)• ; to the regular annual meeting, they may. Acola & Kangam... Y:20.30 Y31.00

a self-supporting institution, and enced by them before. There was not even an could beip being impressed with the

terested in la St. Stephen's bat increased. hope that

Bat

вере St. Stephen, which is also a self-sup occasional Flowdonism to cheer those who had number of magnificent buildings to be

from among these gentlemen the following porting Institution for the sons of gentry, may perforce to remain in the Court room but what seen, Him Lordship referred to His Ex-

have been choren: The Hon, Dr. Ho Kai, developinto a large and important feeder on the might have struck the attentive listeder was Cullency's enthusiasm in the cause of edaca.

the popping of mysterious bottles, extremely tlon and the unity which existed between

Kwal Pol, Mr. Chau Siu Kl, and Mr. S. W. Tso. I congratulate you catbis extension which gives

warafterwards discovered to have been caused by the British and the Chinese and by a happy The Council has the fullest confidence that proof of its vitality for vitality will continue the Chinase employees who proceeded to regale arrangement the Unlon Jack and the Yellow

sach an Advisory Committee will be of and extension and I hope that it Diagon were, that afternoon placed side by the greatest benefit, and it trusts that St. to grow until this College becomes one, of the themselves in the usual manner after the day's alde, The new wing had been built entirely Stephen's College will continue its career un leading institutions of this Colony. (Applause), work Outside lafuences were a bit diversified with Chicess money. The Chinese parents of der the same harmonious conditions as have 1 have now the pleasure of declaring this new by faint sounds of scale practice on a plano the scholars trusted them and they considered been enjoyed during the first nearly 7 years of wing open and wish it every success (Loud which must have sten its best days. The "me-ows" of the Police kitteds also helped to that trust mors precious than gold They had been able to convince them that their its existence. What I have been able to do in applause.)

the College-has been done only by the fact

Bishop Lander asked the Secretary of the intensify the general discord and all things trast

mislaid and they

Church Missionary Society to mora a vole of comblued would undoubtedly have proved # turn trusted them. The Collage bara testhat I have been supported by an able staff,

His Excellency the Goyamor, Bishop Ingham in sising and that he, gladly Inferno had the scene been laid in the

iwaltering summer months, timony to the good work carried on by the (Applause) Church Missionary Bociety. The Collage was His Excellency sald-My Lords Blohop, obeyed the order. His Excellency was the P CHRISTMASTIDE.. started a few years ago by the Church blission Ladies and Goutismeo-11 is close on a year Governor of Hongkong at this critical moment

Christmas day is fast approaching and with ago that I had the pleasure and privilege of

and it seemed that His Excellency was made it are revived happy racollections of our chlid- ary Society. At that time the Society's re- presentative, was Archdeacos Baulster to laying the foundation stone of this band for critical moments. The speaker referred to whose

to describe as bearing peace and goodwill to all College was dão. He was pleased to welcome phen's College and from time to time Uganda and to the good services he had rendered

man and whether it be in the darkest depths of Blahop Ingham that afternoon. The opening have passed by and watched the progress of the wing was alap 4 witness to their excel of the building. I congratulate you on its When he came to that room that afternoon, he adini or ja the bosom of Bar Cathy the

that the extended ac Tent Warden. He was positively amazed what completies and I hope!

was told that His Excellency bad dreamed occasion basin sarci od for con for your old as it has exercised for centuries pant, an enormous amount of hard work he could put commodation now afforded will enable you to

dream of a Hongkong University, which through and he bad his doubts whether he was increase your numbers largely. I recollect

was now an accomplished fact, He, was liter. The Colony's shop windows have for weeks past displayed these particolar objects which bpt the most hard-working man in the Colony, that the Warden told us hat year that during ally amazed at this bit of the Empire at the bring gladness to the little ones and coming His Excellency was another hard-working rose, tambors had fecreased from 7 to 125, but in fald, he had, phon brein moving the grown-ups of their bitta obligati al I would surely lie between His Excellency has, I hear, fallen to irg'of late. I hope that this, he bed.indeed great pleasure in moving friends abroad. Hongkong as other places

a prize were to be offered numbers it and the Warden. They were most thankful decrease ledus to purely temporary causes and i Dr. Ho Kai, in seconding the motion, said where civilisation Bat spread its blessed wings, for the opening of the wing that afternoon. amespecially glad that this extension will enable that they were very much indebted to His doubtless preparing for "A Merry Christ

Addressing the gathering, the Warden sald: you to practically double the number of board. Excellency for bis interest in the Collage. ers, When I first came to this Colony was His Excellency bad come to open the wing Your Excellency, My Lords, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your presence bers to-day gives smazed to find how large a number of schools that day and he had given them his best in St. Stephen's there are here and how large the number of wishes. After thanking His Excellency on be. to us who are interested in St.

scholars at chaby of

set to work them. College sincers

pleasure.

Ascertain the statistics of each, its special aims half of the Chinese parents of the scholace, my privilege to express to: Your Excel- lency the gratitude we feel for the con- and objects, the class of education it provided, Dr. Ho Kai said that they were indebted to His enterprise in this place. Twaive months have European and Chinese Staff and other particulara, was owing to his dreams that the Hongkong stant interest manifested in our educational the number and nationality of its pupils and at Excellency ever for his dreams, because not yet passed since you laid the foundation Thera we.e so many: sanse maintained by University was now a fait accompli. He bad stops of this extension to our buildings, and, Government, some by the China Mission So. great pleasure in seconding the vote of thanks Three cheers and a "tiger" were then led by Tube when offer a sincere welcome to clety, some by the Roman Catholle Mission aukasker religious bodies; some private, that the new wing open for the 16 of Chi noted down the result of my inquiries in a Aese students. Your Excellency, will doubt nota'uuun, that a uzami nansineries "adegaste, whi

oach one. Yesterday I took up those notes welts fost remember the matshed which has 'saryed for our half of meeting on several ten early three years ago and I found the fol bccasions. In that matshed, Sir, nearly two lowings-St. Stephen gives a high education. fears ago you made a public utterance which Dasires to be affiliated to an English University culminating to the Hongkong University, so as to get English degrees, prefers students About to be erected. Early this year you ex- for a Universary courte." Shortly afterwards in pressed the opinion that St. Stephen's College December 1goy distributed the orixes and I would take no mean place nu a feeder to the expressed an aspiration that the Colony should found a University where Chinese boys (umiong University. The substitution of this more per. manent building for the transient matched will, others) might obtain degrees equivalent -to we trast, help to confirm the opinion that our boss granted by British Universities while andeavour will be in fulfil the educational still remaining among their own people. responsibilities we have assumed. This build and to touch with their own relatives, & year ing, however, is, as was mentioned at its faunds. fafer (last December) when I laid the foundation

not

thanks

GENERAvtal foresight the existance of the some and useful extension of St. Ste. His Excellency, when he was Governor of hood days. This le a time which we are wont auguration of a 'Chlkets Parliament, and it of roo kin of raw cotton will be Ygo.35; THIS

vote of thanks.

MAS"

- ENGLISH AS SHE IS WROTE, " That darions product known as Japanned English is by no means conned to the land of specimens of the the Rising Sun, for we can find beautiful ex- King's English at our Own doorstep. amples of murdered An observant individual could hardly have failed to notice' on local shop-window. placard which bore the interesting announce ment of "Cheep ala" nother enterprising shop-keeper, went one better with Window tonity tomers with Now goods for Christmas pre Tes was served, when A1 opportunity WARK AINED 10 the red or in- Those are some of the pleasures of

walking through Hongkong's streets. ipecting the upper buildi-gs of the new wing The gathering then dispersed,

session for a whole year. In the meantime however, they have decided upon a step of considerable significance. As was stated yes terday in our Notes on Native Affairs, the pro posal to convene a meeting of delegates from the Provincial Assemblies bas materialized and representatives of the provinces of Chibli, Shansi, Shensi, Hoon,

Kansu and Chinese Tor cata are due to arrive this weak in Shanghai, where they will meet delegates from the Kiangsu and other Assemblies. The purpose of this joint, meeting is to urge upon the Government the advisability of expediting the may be regarded as faragoon conclusion that the delegates support fairly unanimously such a motion. To dance the effect of this notable: gathering we have the picturesque details of the spirit in which the provinces have elected to speed their paning delegates. A teacher in a school at Changsha (Hasan), we are told, chopped off one of bis fugers, and, writing with the stump eight characters expres sive of approval of the mission, sent this weird testimonial to the delegation.

When it is remembered how recent of growib is the tendency to fofat action even among neighbouring provinces in China, the summon ing of this unofficial parilament of Assembly delegaten Is

A SIGNIFICANT EVENT

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CHINESE COTTON Toongchow..................................V32.50 Shanghai N. markatumiziki 31,50 Shanghal 8. market................immar 30.00), The proportion of various qualities of raw cotton used in producing the yarn, adds the Osaka journal, varies according to the com panier, but in spinning 304 60 per cent of Acola and Kangam, zo per cent. each of Yoth mat and Tungchow are generally used. Ac cording to the prices of raw cotton quoted, so per cent. of Acola and Kangam represents 17.70; 20 per cent. of Yothmal Y6.05, and 10 per cent of Tungchow Y6.to. Thus the cost will bring up the, cost of raw cotton used in producing a beje of yarn to Y105.87. Add- ing Yao, producing expenses, the original price of yarn will not exceed Y126 par bale. This will leave a profit of Va to Y's par bale: at the current quotation of yarn. The cost of TAW cotton required for producing coarse yarn of 20's to 16a, does not exceed Y30 per 100 kin, and when the producing expanses-X15d added, the original cost of yarn will not Y120 por bale. The horse" brand of 16's yara is now quoted at Y115.50 per bale. Is consequence the current quotation of raw cotton will amply pay the spinning company concer edia producing zole and below. In conclusion |

the Afafniski remarks that what should be noted if the small stock of raw cotton now held by Even among the in the short history of the nation's adoption of each sui

few hold stock! the constitutional idea. It indicates primarily powerful companies only a

all the the importance attached by the Assemblies sufficient to last ever March next, nad

At themselves to their own existence and to the companies are now striving hard to purchase bold that constitutional government in the stobks of raw cotton. They are contracting abstract bas obtained upon the people. As we high prices, though making it appear that they are purchasing on low terms. If the fact that pointed out when the Assemblies first met, an attempt at constitutional government

has beep

the companies are holding only a small stock regarding the nature of the constitution. the companies are compelled to purchase. In Nothing is known to justify the belief that no circumstances, the price of raw cotton fo

Во the Central Government has any clearer Japan will above that prevailing" ideas on this subject than it had at the be America and India, and the present situation ginning of the year when elections for the Pro- of the splaalog companies will be reversed, vincial Assemblies were ordered. Since that their working again becoming upremunerative, data, however, these Assemblies have, as it-Japan Chronicle. were, found themselves, and whatever may be the outcome of the united Assembly meeting FICE ADMIRAL IVON INGENORL. in Shanghai, it cannot be long before they force the bend of the Peking authorities. The prospect is not altogether satisfactory, as the

At 1045 last Monday mening a guard offion. country is in need of a slower process of evolu tion than is to be anticipated from an open breach between the Provincial Assemblies our compared of one company of the "Baff and the Government. An indication la time was drawn up at Blake Pier to receive the Ger adapt itself to the new conditions by the ampler a salute was fired from the shore battery. an expert executive might save the position the pler by Capt. P. H. M: Taylor, A.D.O to and enable the somewhat formidable forces the Governor, and the German Consul, Dr. called into being by these Assemblies to Be Varaissch. After lospecting the guard, the conducted along lines of gradual and intelligent Admiral and party proceeded in chairs to progress. But so long as the members of the provincial parliaments are encouraged in their bellef that, whatever Edicts may proach to the contrary

the real anthorities in Peking have

one of the Chinese scholars and heartily girebilass" while's third sought, in attract cor. initiated before any decision has been taken of raw kottop becomes generally, known, and

by the gathering.

.

RUSSIA'S POSITION IN MANCHURIA,

Tokio, December igth, The Russian Minister of Finance, M, Kokovtseff, who recently returned to St. Petersburg after a brief visit to the Far East, in replying to a telegram from, the Russian Com mercial Exchange at Harbin, déclares that the To rights that Russia has already

acquired

PITY THE POOR AD.C.'.

"

up

OFFICIAL LANDING,

10

dog, a monumant of Chinese liberality. We stone of the Extension I told you how M Manchuria and Mongólia must not be cus | intentiowatty cruel people have given us from from the latter that it in serionuly preparing to man Admiral on landing. As he stepped on the

tailed..

on the platform to-day the Right Reverend that we did not conste to the Decarsity that existed for strósger protection orgeous Vicarégat A. D. C."" and presented ployment not only of expert advice, but also of at Kowloon. The Admiral was received at

are more

and

Mody bad come forward in response to my suggestion and had offered to erect the neces sary buildings estimated at Sigo co0 to $180,000, I told you that I

boped to College of Medicine in the

<it possible to accept Mr. Mody's generous offer unless and natil we should bave raised an adequate Endowment Fund and a sus for equipping the laboratories, olc. Mr. Mody allowed his offer to remain open till the end of this year to

M. Kokoviseff added that he recognised the of those rights. In regard to customs duties Da goods passing overland between Russian and Chinese territories Russia was ready to N.C.D. Neda make concessions if China would reciprocate.

AUSTRALIAN COAL STRIKE,

As Indian sporting journal has been laying bare in gloomy vein to a weary world the trials and vicissitudes of Colonial A.D.O'. Most people fondly imaging that an A.D.C., espacial ly of the Colonial varisty, has only to have a suficient stock of good looks and that amiable disposition described by newspapers with the aid of the magic epithet "genial. But according to the journal'io question, an 'A D.C.' life is by no means all beer and skittles. This is how it rambles through its columns on the ect 1-Mr. Aberigh Mackay and other un, abject 1- sime to time little thumb-nall pictures of the him to the world as a gay and insouciant being bestrowa with dowers and whose whose path person is bespattered with gold lace, and in bis hours of case, the most beautiful of multi He is held up to us as the embodiment of all that is orzamental and, parenthetically, in Chfective. All that he is supposed to require is beautiful Agure, and plansing smile, and a vast stora of good-temper and money. Like no

and latention of allowing constitutional govern maoy another thing there in reverse to this ment to ancroach upon the time-honoured prl- bright and glittering medallion, Beer and vileges of the ruling class, they will be tempt. ed to accelerate evolution by revolutionary skittles are not the end-all and be all of the A. D. G's existence, and though in India bis, and methods. The Central Government may have yet to learn that neither secret societies nor wife bas some moments that are green, and

rap piek, no one has ever really disclosed the foreigo "aggression can undermine the authe total suppression of opium in the province, og grey patches that. Form, the background, thority that it has an often abused as effectual writes a correspondent in the NC. D. Nor We remember, for instance, a case of a wretchy as the coastltational forces created by itsell are publicly destroyed by fire, in the presence No less than 20,040 ounces of prepared oplum $4.4. D. O., who was longing for bed but who The choice of time we would particularly specify 1) was having had to remain because His Excellency (of a past

Government House.

OPIUM IN YONNAN,

BURNING OF THE DRUG AT THE CAPITAL.

The execution ground at Yunsanfo, a few days ago, was the scene of a remarkably daring proceeding by the officials in the campaign for

prepared plass Chinees parents and guar dians, subscribed the money. We offer & liberal secondary education for their sons; they provide necessary buildings for the purpose.

than glad, therefore, that

t we have The Central Secretary of the Church Min. for this afternoon's function fora addiloza, evidence to Bishop Ing. ham, and to the great anciety he represents, that the Chinese not only appreciate what is being done for them by the Church Missionary if we could raise the necessary food which Society but that they are quick to require millon dollars: When speaking to you last we estimated at nearly one and a quarter serious attempt is made to meet mente.. It would, be as unjust to our Colusse rear, I sald that I had been tempted into the friends as it would be unfair to the Church degremion regarding the University be Missionary Socialy if we omitted to point cause the project would always ramala out that Chinese parents do not Want Associated in my mind with St. Brephen's Coi for their children an education divorced lege where the first words were spokes on from moral teaching. It would not bave led to the scheme taking practical shops. But strange If an lostitution with definite re- at the time it all seemed for off and it was DO!, betong had been assapected and avoided I confess, without misgivings that i anticipated. We have not done it," pursued the repre- by our Chinese friends. It is because they the task bafore us of raising sonnormous & sum.

· Ergint sto: that, we are able to meet in this halltion of the period assigood'and, 1. àm have done so, but that does not involve the a good timp and sbowaḍ no signs of lénying the bas fallen upon Shaoghal, and it would ba idle | monstration of the kind that the people, ked" have not only, come to understand us but to I come to you again on the eve of the expira.

one pur glad than I can to be able to

MOIN

CHINA DOESN'T WORRY, "Someone has been drawing upon his imagination," said a leading member of the Chinese Merchants' Society, when seen by representative of the Daily Telegraph yesterday afternoon (9th alt.) regarding a statement that the Chinese in Sydney cabled the news of

coxlfelds.

گا کر

sentative Chinere. "Some person may

Chinens of Sydney.""

A COMMON MEETING-GROUND CA

of an enormous crowd of people. The officials of the were present in person, and

by the delegates of the Provincial assemblies wit looked upon as the erasing pabilece

to suppose that geographical considerations seen. The atmost stringency is being optarved,

have prompted their They harshly

these

murry roval at which they happened to be. The today the save realised that ver that state mesting at Government House on 13th presses could not afford China in any way. Her buffet and meeting a gay and Irresponsibis let could have prom no better selection, and it and smokers are being stably dealt with bot

It was further pololed out that the strike at poor young officer strolled languidly into the gospel shage walls is educative te astet instant of the University Commitice the follow foreign supplies are drawn from Japaus der of friends who were having supper, said is to be hoped that chuss among the Chiness who yours ago, "As one of the greatest opism centres

of Any

Resolution was unanimously passed stated yesterday, but the evolution of industrial voice punctuated by cavernous AWD

* seen my will act as hosts will scare that nothing ls of the ampire, and it le questionable Wäscher hat, the terms of Resolation No. 1 hat-afairs chin the Empire cellenaturaly carry mad Has anyone suma taylords ampellal spot wanting in their hospitality to make the day of the Tilleir trade-will ever be exedicated, ves Stands for of Chiness youth upon tha Principle that

that every man possteps something for been complied with to the satisface with it the development of the Empire's resour more than physical and mastal, capacity that tion of the committee, work on the build. ces Railways will be the main factor in bring words out of his mouth then a voice of chilling the delegates as agreable and an instructive with all the precautions taken to bring About

lag of Als moral nature cannot be soundly developed

University may be commenced this about Thare is the capital with which and fearint politeness rose from behind a big possible. It would also be a tactful recog; that end,

pition of

new in Oblea, if

The drug is brought into the cept on the basis of religion, rampeat that forthwith. Resolution raferred to the to put the coalfelds

pot pain and said j into affective working trim,

the Executive of the Settlement were to sasure in many ways, and the man, who wants any Chinese friends full escogulse this fact minimum endowment considered necessary bo- but transport facilities",

Yes, Siri Here's your old Imperial sports this informal national parliament, the first of quantity generally knows where to get it. But ́are absent. 4. They have leamad by, experiance that, fore accepting Mr. Mody's gift and to the

The province of Kwangosi, close to Oroton, man 1.

its kind, of its i

Interest and sympathy, wh

while it cannot be said that. Yonnant as a province is This the Christas Scriptores are the ing of

is one of the many provinces of Chius which

takleg stops to give practical expression to such backward in the national suppression movamont book for our moral training, coarsive mansuras

from distant provinces, and it is probable that were only a couple of years ago. At one time, sentiments, 3. The delegatse will be gathered the conditions are far diferent to what they rivar in stasmer of light

to many Shanghai will be a city of wonders; the only products of the province eplum

the

of adequacy of the buildings for the pur.

iDg

e.

among us. If I have misindged them in this present who will There are gentlemen pres

pose of University. When I look back on abound in coal, but that age draught will

the

The

.THE COLONIAL TYPE. But in the Colonien they do not have even so

good a time as all bit, and we read in a Sydney St. Stephen's Collegs, and recall that it not permit output being readily placed paper the following: account of the denary ille

first'aza 1907)

market the hope,and that here in Decompon

port, and the

will

the most of Governors,

ktm of faith and consolence..nd no place that vote in my pocket-book, wriitan opparite, i massard kit of the tongkong is the Fearest of the solitary A, D. O, permlited to Golonial their position assume for them fataliigenci | and tin. :-Oplom: cama from all parts of the 10% opportasily to set me right. But in December,

the

of Your Excellency, who has manifestad so keen December 1909, I am able to senesnice to you could not do much to cope lit any serious daquately discharge the duties of State Gov-

x spécial

of the Central Breiptary of the C.M.S. I

In

ge, that might come in

of 1 | SHORE A. D. C,.

and induango above, their fellows, and them | province and went in all'o

| that portion

and

brie, posed reald that as project which seemed in working days in the fagionant that they will not to shiped for the use of the copies suppo that Ta the presence almost hopeless way on fact and that now in stricted

The KWD coal mines least of all' a “pomiy:married one, could able to ansion of the interns” | quantity going by land into Chic's balletmeck- 润 of shortage on to

aducational, melters; and, in: the 1 harichat, suilding can commence-forthwith speed strike by Australian memaksaka · Arine of unsa [ece on The Goy,Gana- | it should be possiäisto nominais a small ezná Poem oblakiang la 38fg unà then tha DIPLES I

1ks bafora the subscribers to the

building UV Ataphen's is naw.building | than a belecsired bara bees.”

land, the principles upon, which our under Baking 11 based should be clearly apuaciated

cribed, bat the

which is formally opened under

|, with (this project.:: Inhope that In wa had the Cantos ankow las com rais. For sury that the

Are nearing completion and we could stap in and help to sapp key. fally tired, famine in any part of the world. But until t that in December, tort, may be abir facilities aref

-Stephens on kavior

marious to supply our

toto, 1 may be able to announce | plated but that will take at least two-yakran fah G. 4, mačkratni at least t

of the kind. startad”: la-the

plans disciowed the

47

without the active Tonkin amanating roughly to plaid, the

bear top ralailon to the clonal territory, n from formal welcomes, greater. Yunnan oplum was kabwa #

Cantem Association mitt of Chinase-speaking: members of the tion was axitosted at soms 30,000:pically bas

Cuba wilt foreign community

themselvesʻla will pat

Whan Hei Liang, as Viceroy, began his emanch delegates and cater for their agelost | the Ktowers, the known production was

Insight into the not less then Sto gaialog an:

40,000 picule. :: On the main rond. When dall' existence of a foreign town. Our visitor to-day, o

ops can see very little callvation of the

• heard much of Shanghai y 'they:

Grown la

is produced in isolat. in wapata.

VATY different

are the conditions Blower Shows,

from

the Chinese polat of

chow and

ATHO ry Yelps, Homes brought into touch with these forsiguen Brechous miles and miles of

thousand other (Cheirown surroundings even fagyis intirely to the growls of the poppe

pppppliant la jorus, faw days, thay may retum to their provinces lentated district, but on both sides of the mais

Parkinta Governor and his 08ly AND Cygni of wishes in foretak KAMAG | have railway⋅ fácilities "we" "con" supply "the | Asylums for Alu

“'yat," sald ly know our own power: 742 19 The stamination of the base merchants representslire, ở but when, wa

sembly - and diping bafta, } 906 190-terised plans are:now 'estimated to | vinces of China" CAAMERADO for man. In 18 den for Decayedframes Adamals China and alfarivets

ppy-what is

All 900/37, being under grounds would cost much more than and bass world, and the more strikes you have lo Aus. Kommanda

offer i tralla, the 'better it wilket fennd in Vlenty," affairs of the kinden ways the i dividedkatdadormitorias and single, "add jumbly, undertaken 2 bus, beverthelasar Band'as int north as Manchgris, there szó rich || worked XD,O.In there" smiling zag kunne viwiss) with maturer views, that 'may bear fruit í prófit» } pack roads of the provisos.; Evei/coming?

(Mr, s Mödy

circumstances, divided by movable muticipated by Miralody when he mada Kia of

Machad, The. and second cost $185,000. S

arect them la ac depositas This Weald, of course, hay for and fy log to bark on though he didnt has the maly and to grazier to be reached by no other the Upper Yangtes from the houseboe) may be vatories, OG Los Arst floor cordance with they approved designs Wanhipped at Vladivostock, and it would camaly whole bakemenwith a complete carse: The State maanty: Out Gerarments at home can always sodo Liinats of the poppy in Rowerkit logy 34MX: 18,5" This was fregake funds to erect the stod. Come into competition in the Australian mar

1 day consists in attending with be relied upon to walcoms Chips, oficial 231-Kualchor, at the present moment idea. Wor Branulßcence of a A lady ante quarters and anatomical laboratory and kåt att eratan funk miqural, from pa

the more

es from one to

Golan Hogay wala Shanghal will now be given the know what to do with as supply, and more (012 agar the foundations to completa the equipment fond, kad I varnost, člandy Allinated nocibern none” “The

opportualty of showing similar hospitality; | glare and it an easy mulfer, to uscany (AMIGAN") 18d 10, KINGS: 4 Ball-hall for | 57 kopa:that those who have this vol895 Mil Chise bave no bead to weży dyer, 160

then appausing stan