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THE INDIAN" WATCHMAN.

MURDER.

· PRISONER SENTENCED TO TWENTY VERS HARD. LABOUR.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH WEDNESDAY MAY 18 1910

RAUB AUSTRALIAN GOLD.

MINING 00, LIB.

MINING AND MILLING REPORT FOR 'FOUR-

WEEKS ENDING APRIL 1920, 19ła.

BUKIT KOMAN MINES.

PROSPECTS OF MERLIMAŬ,

THE PROPERTY COMPARED WITH QTHER ESTATES.

The following is taken from a recent issue of the Straits Timar şii

In the days of the Medimau flotation you ad- M.lo. Shrit, The fixing of the plungerely criticized it. You not only found fault fift" and new main rods, also bew"balance with the underwriting part of the business, but box No. 5 level is proceeding satisfactorily, and, you also gave it as your opinion that, for a Chi nose owned,astate, the price paid for Merlimau already stated, should be completed in the Estate was very high,--backing your oplaton mouth of May.

440 ft. Level N. Main drive advanced 16 it up with figures which I had not the time nor in-

clination to go into. total 467 fti, the lode of about the samb value a when last reported on.

Bafore. Hon. Mr. W. Rrat-Davies, X,C., Act. Ing Chief Justice, at the Criminal Sexulous thit moralog, Wong Ming wai indicted on a charge of the wilful murder of one Fakir Singh, watch, man, in Des Vœux Road on the 3rd Apri last Mr. M. W. Slade, KC., Acting Attorney-Gepas eral, Jostructed by Mr. H. L. Deunys, St, from the Crown Solicitor's office, prosecuted and Mr. G. G. Alabaster, instructed by Mr. Mi Reader Harris, appeared for the defendant. „Filsoper entered a ples of pet guilty,

A. H. Otto (foreman), H. R. Makin, J. Tatam, The following were the jury-Mess, W.

C. A. B. Brooke, J. F. Van Rees, T. Barnett and W. Tulip.

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440. ft. Lovel No, a Winzi S.. Sunk to

$40 ft. level S, has not quite reached this Winze, and has now reached the required depth

but should connect during the next four weeks.

The 440 ft. Level Stopes produced during the four weeks 1,047 tons of are assaying 3,50 dwts, per ton.

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"People who have any knowledge af rubber ftstate valuations kauw very well that Mr. H. M.

kaawa to certain influential London group the Darby's estimate of value and output 1, almost invariably, vory connetvalive. This was woll.

who were making every endeavour to secure Merlimau Estats at a price much below Mr. Darby's valuation by making" capital of the fact that Mr. Darby's original re port bad valuation' had been made at the request of the owner: The inference WAS that the report could not possibly ba an un- biased report. By perning" sucb lactice Merlimau Estate was lost to them and fall into other hands. When it was too late, they raised their figure, and made a most tempting offer to the owner. But much to their chagria, tha

546 It. Level N, from E, cross-cut advanced 20. ft, total 73 ft. from cross-cut, the lede averaging 44 inches, wide and the assay valvo,

$40 ft Level S. in ft. drive advanced 1 total stỏ (t, this driva should connect with No. z Witze S. shortly,

540 . Loyal, S..90 ft, drive advanced iz ft. and connected with cross-cut from rat ftdrive, It will not be necessary to extend this drive,

Mr. Stade stated that the prisoner was char- ged with murdar-with the killing of a man, an the law.nxpressed it, with malice aforethought, the charge being read thus lg the indictment; His Lordship would tell them that in many cases the milice was dependent on the circum-17.87 dwts, per lon, stances What were the circumstances in that case? The prisoner was charged with. having killed a man who tried to arrest him and did in fact arrest him while the latter was in the net of allempling to oscapo apprehension for getting into a house and committing an armed robbery. The story was a simple one.. On the 3rd of April last, at about ten o'clock in the evening, à gang of man went to a un alus store dealer's establishment, Ons of them kqucked at the djor and a foki." west to the door to answer the call. A voice replied in auswer to the joke's myany An or geat letter." The door was opened and seven jor eight men entered the house. They waited the folie on the ground floor and threatened to Kill them if they did not keep quiet. Two of the man then proceeded upalairs The master of the shop, who happened to be awake, heard the moo.coming ap;

stairs, looked dui and called out to them. On seeing things were wrong. He rushed out and caught one of the men. Meanwhile, another foki tried to ariest one of the robbers but fail. ed. The men below on heating crios of Thieyeal" let their prisoner and ran away. The whole gang rau downstairs but one of the fokie as song as he was released jumped up and chased the robber into the stract. It was possible that prisader was the second of the two men who made their way upstairs, as à falso queue, which was admitted by the prisoner as belonging to him, was

· subrequently found in the room, The man was.

The Stopes batwon the gão ft. level and 440 ft level produced about 500 tons of are, this," from ga fi, level Stope, Station Drive Stops, and Intermediate Drives and Stope

STOFA MINK.

bait proved of no avail. They did not, how- ever, give up all hope, Even when Marlimau their policy of obstruction, and questioned the was an the eve of, flotation, they maintained

ownership of the report made by Mr. Darby in June last. Mr. Darby bad consequently to telegraph to London ̋an up-to-date report so as to remove all grounds of dispute. Naturally it was a mere skeleton report.. Although it

16 ft. Level N. Mas drive extended za fly total 412 ft., the lode coatings: about the sonic in value as when last reported on.

160 ft. Level S. No. 3 Winzs suok af, lotintained all eraatial facts, it was necessarily

meagre in detail. go ft. This Winza has passed through the E. lode and is now in country rack; it should be connected with the main drive $. from Ander- son in about 20 days.

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The Stops about the 165 ft. level produced 1,136 lons are, the quality being rather lower than usual, as a low grade block was removed during the four weeks under review.

ANDERSON'S.

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260 It Level N. Main drive advanced 38 ft total 331-it., at this point it connected with No. 2 Winze sunk from 160 ft. Level Stope" Mine. 250 ft. Level S. Malo driva extended at ft., total 230 ft., apparently a part of the lode bas

been "thrown to the W. A cross-cut will be put out in this (W.) direction" to test the ground,

200 fl. Level 5. diivsoo E. lode advanced

The time has, i think, "now arrived when nothing will be lost by affording to the public fuller details of cultivation and possible output.

According to the prospectus issued in Sep- ember last year, it was estimated that there were altogether some 857,000. Rubber trees planted on Merlimau Estate. It has been us. cortafood since that the number is not less than 1,000,000. Of these a considerable num. her will be tappable nine months earlier than was at first anticipated. In fact provision is now already being made for this earlier tap ping. It must also be borne in nied that Merlimau tapioca fetches the bighest price in

the market.

chased dawa The street for some considerable 23 ft., total length 54. Tais lode has every Kuala Lumpur Rubber Company, Limited

distance-it was given as 30, 40 or so shops whistles were, blown and a call for help raised

appearance of the lade driven ou in the level ove, it is about 4 ft. wide and well formed,

but is poor.

The Stopesan the W. lode (Branch) produced during the four weeks about 400 tons of sie, assaying, according to samples taken in the mine, about 8 dwis per to

GENERAL.

The sound of the whistles attracted the atten tion of two ladian walchmen who were carry ing on a conversation in Eastern Street. Ose of the watchmen threw his arms round the prisoner and stopped bis further progress. The

·latter struggled and draw a knife-a horrible,

Aa Air Shalt or Shate is being sunk about murd rous-looking weapon and drove it apparently right into the deceased's aido. Ac.250 it. N. of Anderson's to connect with the cording to the doctus's account, the knife 100 ft. level Stops (Stope Mine). This will Was driven right into the muscles in the back serve to send into the Mine stone for stope B very serious wound. The other ladian and refilling, consequently when it in connected shop coulio nad another mad came up to the cross-culting for refilling can be dispensed with deceased's assistance and together they got the io this part of the 160 it, level Stops. prisoner under control. The deceased arrived at the "Police Station to a seil-pacuoscious condition, and remained in that state until a few days afterwards, when he died at the Gov. verumcat Civil Hospital, the cause of the death being sceptic paritonitis. As very often hop. pened after an evant of that nature, the wi pesies differed widely in their accounts; noue

40 stamps in 2017 dáya. Loss of 2.8 days had exactly the sams story. Their minds did not scom to coincide. But he hoped that fact caused by breaking of two Cem shafts ard

Bukit Malacca Mills are temporarily shut down, the machinery is being thoroughly over hauled. Probably the Mills will start up again by the middle of the next four weeks.

MILLING SHEET FOR FOUR WEEKS ENDING

APRIL 23RD, 19:0,

BUKIT KOMAN

would not go against them. They were all re-replacing them with new ones, cleaning of Hable witnesses and the difference, was only &c. &c.

with regard to details which were immateri- al. The only discrepancy in the evidence was that one man said he was the first to arrive on the scene and another party said he was the first to be there, but the main facti' were absolutely clear. The prisoner WAS caught running away. The jury would not have the slightest doubt aller they beard the evidence that the prisoner had killed Fakir. Bingh while the latter was trying to do his duty in trying to prevent a felon from running away. They would find no difficulty, under the direc tions of his Lordship in finding the prisoner

- guilty of murder.

(The jary returned a verdict of guilty and pri- Bener was sentenced to undergo twenty years' imprisonment with hard laboot.

CITF OF CHANGSHÁ,

FIRST FOREIGNER TO ENTER IT.

It is not often that we fad the Time maklog a mistake, but in a recent, article on Changsha quoted by the Shanghui Times, it states that it believes that the late Mr. Morliniora O'Sullivati was the first, "foreign devil" to go to that once practically forbidden city. We can authorita tively contradict this statement, and giva họd- our to whom babour Is dug. Mr. Griffith John

more than fifteen years ago approached the city, but could uni eater, or at all events ge anywhere in it except to a yames. The first European, as far as we know, drested la Euro- peau clothes, and behaving as u Europțio, to enler Chaiba and fearlessly circulate in the streets was William Frank Wenyon, some timp

toni.

Stone Crushed Bukit Koman 1,731

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Stope

17

tons.

919

110

2,771

Anderson Huntington Mill ran 26,66 days. Loss of 1.33 days for general" repairs and clean up.

Stone Crushed Bukit Komin 15

Slope

232 Total

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Producing Amaiam 2,933 ok..

Retort Gold 1,149 cz. Billica

Average yield per ton

1,337.415 nz

7.017.dts. Value of tailings 1.2 ti

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3,118

BUKIT MALACCA MILLE Crashed 390 tens of stone from Anderson.

Stopp Mine. Total

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411 tons producing Amalgain 239 i 2, Retort gold 43 1 Bulino

Talsi Tops crushed 363)

Amalgam 3172 08. Retort guld 1201 Bulbon 1178.425 02.

9:6.098

Average fineness

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yield per ton 6.476.

In a capital little book entitled The A B C to Rubber Planting Companies in Malaya. compiled by Mr. M. Sidney Parry, Director and Mons. E. M. Muraour, the great Delginn authority on subher matters, and publiebed last month, the possible production of rubber by Merlimau Estate in 191t is gived' as 147,500 pounds, which maken at 41 net perib.. give a dividend of r cent on £175,000, or 32 per cent it taken a 8 per lb. This is exclusiverf estimated profit on Tapioca, amounting to £7,030. For19-2 Messrs. Parry and Muraour give the output as fit,100 pounds, which at 31. per ib. nett give 36 per cent on £20,000. If be 48 per cent., if at 5s, 60 per cent, 68. 72 per rubber were sold at 45. net, the dividend would cent, and so on. For 1913, the output is put down as 3,07,000 pounds-giving a dividend (with rubber at 2s. net) of 5 per cent.

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COMMERCIAL.

TO-DAY'S RUBBER QUOTATIONS.

May 18th, 12.30 p.m. The following quotations for rubber shares, by wire, are supplied by Messrs. E. S. Kadoorle

& Co.

Allagars.... Anglo-Javan

301434TIS, 20

523

Anglo-Malays...33/3 Balgownies wizäris Batu Tigaste Beriams

Bukit Kajangs.. Bukit Rajah

Carey Uniteds........... 32/6 prem. Castlefields..........................130/- Changkat Serdangs...$20 Choral vapärandadsters.$12

Damansaras......[85/- Eastern Internatiovals.....50/- prom.. Fed. Selangors

Glenealy .......................................$3,50

Glenshiels....but ***

Golcondas....

Golden Hopes, in Highlands and Lowlands ..... Indragitis....535

lach Kenneths

155/-

.10/6 prem. .............310/

Jequiel Jenglandars Kataunings............... Kuala Lumpare Lauadrons (fully pald) tabaco -Lacadrons (ppd.) ............................105ĥ prem.

Labus..........................................................

Lodbury 115/- Linggis aying mua65/3 London Asiatics

183/6.

Londes Ventures ... Merlimaus

Pegahsskabețe

Rabber Truste........................67/6 prem. Saggas............................310/- Sandycrofts....................... Sapongsa.41/-

Seafields Sekongs

$40

......37/6 prem Shelfords...........8716.

.. Slogapore & Jebores........$22

Sumatta Parasau indoyum 140 Sungel Choksantannons.135f- Suogė Kapas....................................200/+ Tandforgs 55/* prom. Tangkabs.......30/- prem. ..7/5 prem. nom.

Toerangie, Ulu Raptu United Serdangs

151/6 Uaited Singapore... $34 ox rights Usited Sumatras 4/3. United Langkatsoigneuma

Part Rubber

............... 11/- per lb.

APRIL RUBBER RETURNS, Jugra Estṣto —7,170 lba. «'. Batu Tiga: 6,323 lbs. Bertam 10,000 lbs.

The Sungei Way is issuing 3,300 shares at. promium of 60s,

Kepong, April 2,435 Ib...

"BABY"

A resúra of 3a, would give a dividend of 261|COURT SILENCED\BY_CHINESE 25 Cent 46 102 per cent, and sa-on-For- 1914, and taking robber at 2s net pe b., the dividend is estimated to be 77 per cent, and 97 per cent, respectively.

I append a table givirg (according to the above-mentioned brok), he estimated divid enda for the years 1910 to 1916, taking the fol- lowing as the basis price of rubber, namely.

.1910 $3.

1914 21, nel 1911. 43.

1915 25. 1412 36. 11 1976 2B, 19:3 26.

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A JUDOR'S CONSIDERATION.

A doll-like Chinese baby clad in sea-blue silk, with its little' head covered in a curiously fashioned cap of cardinal trimmed with a mazy border of green and gold, alternately drowied and wailed in Police Judgo Shortall's court

4 glace at these Ggures will show that Jesterday, says the San Francisco Chronicle at

To-day's Advertisements,

BANK HOLIDAYS.

No. 138 of 13th lust, add Ordinancer No. 6

'N accordance with Government Notification

of 1875 and No. 14 of 1923, the EXCHANGE BANKS will be CLOSED for the Troastiction" of Public Business on FRIDAY, 20th, and TUESDAY, 24th May, respectively..

Hongkong, 17th May, 2010,

THE

PUBLIC AUCTION.

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HE Undersigned have received instructions,

to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED,

SATURDAY,

the 31st May, 1918, at 19 A.M.," at the China Navigation Company, Ltd, Godown, Praya, West Point,

About 24,000 LOOSE GUNNY BAGS, more or less damaged by salt water

ex 1.4. Kwoiyang,"";

TERMS -As usual,

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HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers.

Hongkong, 18th May, 1910.

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PRELIMINARY NOTICE.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

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HE Undersigned have received instructions

from The Official Administrator,

to sell by

FUBLIC AUCTION,

For Account of the Estate of the late.. Mr. THOMAS ISAAC ROSE,

on

FRIDAY,

the 17th May, 1910, at 2,30 PM, at

Goolistan," Conduit Road,

SUNDRY VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

ALSO

One COTTAGE PIANO by Haake.,

.. Particulars from Catalogue.

‚TERMS :--As ngapi.

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HUGHES & HOUGH,

Government Auctioneers. Hongkong, 18th May, 1910,

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD, BREMEN IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINË,

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

THE Steamship

"PRINZ EITEL FRIEDRICH,"," having arrived, Consignees of Cargo are hereby.. informed that their Goods, with the exception of Opium, Treasure and Valuables, are being. landed and stored at their risk into the hazardous and/or extra hazardous Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Go- down Company, Limited, Kowloon, and West Point Godowns, whence delivery may be, obtained.

No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowas, and all Goods remain- ing undelivered after the 23rd of May will! be subject to rent.

All broken, chafed, and damaged Goods are la be left in the Godawas, where they will be examined on the 33rd of May, ai 9.30 AM.

All claims must reach us before the 37th of May, 1910, or they will not be recognized.

No Fire Insurance will be affected. Bills of Lading will be countersigned by the andersigned.

H

THIS STEAMER BRINGS, CARGO Ex 9:5. Halle from Rio de Janeiro.

Scutari from Naples, Konig from Zanzibar and Mombasa. Transhipped at Port Said,

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD, MELCHERS & Cu General Agants,

Rorgkonk tô B Mày, 19t),

Entimations.

THE

DAIRY FARM Co., LIMITED.

Choice AustralianTM

BEEF, LAMB, MUTTON,

RABBITS and HARES.

ASAHI BEER SAPPORO BEER

TO BE OBTAINED

FROM ALL WINE DEALERO

THE

"HINA PROVIDENT LOAN AND

MORTGAGE CO., LD.

(CAPITAL PAID UP ...............¡,850,000).

Loans on Mongage ei Hoats Property, &c. Goods received on Storage. Advances mada on Marchandise, f Lraus made on the Provident System.

(Rates and Particulars on application),

tus Ornick or TRUSTER, EXHOUTOR OF WILLS,

ATTORNEY, ka.. -- Undertaken and Executed.

SHEWAN, TOMES & 00,

General Managers,

Konglony, roth Mɛrgh, 100%, `

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A TOO STABLE,

LEIGHTON HILL ROAD. (next to No. 1, Police Station).

LTAS established a SHOEING FORGE 11 Leighton Hill Road where Horses and Ponies can be shod by EXPERIENCED SHANGHAI FARRIERS by arrangement.

Shosing of Horses and Ponies also under- saken at Kowloon na rṣcalpt of Owners'. instructions.

PRICES:

At the Stables or anywhere in Hongkong, Sa per animal;

At Kowloon, $3 per animal.

A TOO STABLE,

Leighton Hill Road Hongkong, 23rd March, 1910,

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JAPANESE : MASSAGE,

GRADUATE ON - KOBE MESSAGE SQHOOL. ATTENDANCE AT

PATIENTS' HESUDENCE.

Merlimau stands out well as a dividend paying hule. It was held fovingly in the arms of a AND O. PASSENGER MISSING M MEIJI SHA, company. The latest report from the Genem-bright-lacad-Coisese girl-of-porkaps-13-years, Manager states that the estate has been split and when it wailed she suffired greatly from up into 6 divisions of about 1,000 acres each (all mortification.. fully plantes) for easier and more effective management, that the trees are growing very well indeed and that everything is in satisfac tory order: I am, Yours etc.,

A. J. Rass. Singapore, May 9,

(Enclosure). Parry and Muraour Calculations, Estimated profits,

The Judge observed the girl surreptitiously, and once, when a leather longed practitioner moved for the dismissal of a case on the ground of insufficient evidence Judge Shortall raised his finger-and said warningly:

Sh-ab! You'll wake the baby." The attorney was as startled as though a

Name of Company

bomb was spluttering at. bin feet and be in- Berlimau 16 36-51 77 97 107 stantly dropped his voice to a whisper. Allagar ........... 1271 27 25 38 39

2910 1911 1914 1913 1914 1915 1916

Angio Jobore... '3 8 10 15 20 Ratnog Malaka

Beroam Per.k.

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41

74

3 71 8 6 ist 35

5 18 30 44 54 59

Thereafter until the tiny Oriental ́was car-

ried out by its big sister the proceedings in the

court were conducted with the utmost quiet,

Dikam .......... Bri-N

- 20 47 29 36 43 48 52, A MANCHURIAN ASSEMBLY, Hojong ******

48 15 18 34 58 Bukit Kajing, 16 38 47 10 64

Lintang

18 56 75 67 Merle Jam. 210 18 34 50

Chers best

(FALS.). 8 25 27 26 3 37 Dennistown, 21 2 Heawood 3, 9, 16 Jabore Rubber

Land Kemuning 51 12 21. Kelias

10 40

32

39

21 75 25

31 33 41

Peking, May 13.

A Rescript has been issued sauctioning a Government Council for the Eastern Provinces,. organized by H.E, Hal Liang,

The Council will sit periodically in Mukden' and will discuss politics; provision is made for

43 extraordinary meetings in cases of urgency. 33.4348 The members will be officials between the

faezmocker Man Fungogom RTSH eas

95

66 100 rank(ol Viceroy's Secretarios and Tastain, and'

Grit Mills, Amalgam 96 ozs. Retort gold 32 | Lapadron... 37 53 6% 55,65 60 cz, Bullion 31 exs.

Wilfler Tables. Amalgam 26 cz. Retort gold 8 oss, Bullion 8021,

Chill Mill. Amalgam io cas. Retort golds CEL. Bullion s cel

:

Mortar Boxes, Bullion recovered 78 ozí.

WM. J. OATES, Manager,

of Hongkong, tee of the most intrepid travel. THE DOMINIONS AND ROYALTY.

fers who ever risked his life in travalling across China. His paper read to the Royal Geogra-

Landon, May 13. phical Society some ten or so years ago, ex- South Africa and Canadá are each clamour- elted considerable interest at last in the develop. | ing for H.R.H. ibe Duke of Connaught↑ the ment of British trade up the West River, and former that he should replace King George at the Times noticed the traveller and his paper the opening of the Valon Parliament and the in a leading article."

latter that he should succeed Earl Grey, as Governor-General.

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Killingball...** Kata Tinggi... 8 12 13

Ledbury ones 46 37 47 448 Padang J6TR.... 9 26 34 1140445 Lumat

11 28 35 53

Rembla... 49 31 28 50 71.83 Rim (alacca)... 8 26 37 Selebs 16 19 5 Sendayan (F. M.

9.).

37

74%

S'pore Parais 19 31 Sungel Bbar... 10 21 Tebrau United Sun Betong........

8 30 40 56 65 (67) Val d'Or Victoria (Malay) -"$ 7 to 14

[Our criticism of Merlimau war a criticism on methods of promotion-especially a protest against excessive underwriting expendliaro,

Bat we took Merlimau as an example under our own scale of valuation about a month ago and showed that it should yield about. La ̈13) part of cephal in 7 years from JanuRTY L 19:0, without taking any credit for now planting or other sources of revenue.

RETURN of visitors to the City Hall Library Botk may possibly be disappointed, as a Re -and-Museum for the week ending the 15th gency Bill is anticipated appointing the Duke

May, 1910 [~~~~*

of Conduught Régent in the event of Edvard, ⠀ The estimats made by Menry, PETTY and Library Museum Non-Chinese 184 16.

Duke of Cornwall, acceding to the throne Muracar is considerably higher than ours, but Chinese .................' 149 2,133

during bis minority. This messere might have not had time to check by the two I scales. They credit each scre with yo'lba, morn prereat the Duke of Connaught leaving the... in the grd and 4th years than wa do, and this Totalının 544 2097

country.-N. 0, D. Hous

helpa en explain the diferance. -Ed, S. 7.]||

also member of the Provincial Assembly,- N. C. D. News,

Events Coming...

́Wednesday, 18th May.

Hongkong Gymkhana, entries close, 7 p.m. Hoogkong Club,

Thursday, 19th May.

Legislative Council meeting, 2.50 p.m.

Friday, 20th May, Day of Mourning, dies mone Memorial Service; St. John's, Oathedral,

14.03.

Saturday, aret May, "Star" Forry Co., Ld, anos! meeting, ∙12.15 put,

Tuesday, 24th May, Empire Day, Bank holiday,

The captain of the P. and O. -intermediate steamer Sardinia, which atrived from Hong- kong, this morning, 12th inst., reports that a rst class passenger, Mis. Longworth Baker, disappeared on Saturday last while the ship was between Hongkong and Singapore. She Was booked from Yokohama to London, It is believed that the lady must have thrown hereali overboard.--Straits Times,

DR MACH

No. 171, WANGHAI ROAD, GROUND FLOOK, Hongkong, roth January, 1910,

KENZIE'S

BURTON ON TRENT

SPECIALLY

·BREWED

FOR THE EAST

INVALID

STOUT.

DR MACKENZIE'S INVALID

STOUT.

UNSURPASSED IN QUALITY AND CONDITION.

LIGHT, PALATABLE AND HIGHLY NUTRITIOUS;

BEST VALUE,

Per Case 4 doz, Quarts... Per Caso 8 doz, Pinta Per Case 8 doz. Splits

Saturday, sith May... Gymkhana meeting, Rice Course.

Telephone 185.

To be had also per doz.

$18.50

20.60

14.00

H. PRICE & CO., LTD.

WINE MERCHANTAB

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