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ESTABLISHED A.D. 1841:

WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS.

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH TUESDAY AUGUST 9 1910

latt King's federal cost £40,500, CASES of cholera have broken out at Koh-sl- hang recently and some deaths have occurred. Fever at the present time la very provalent among the inhabitants of both the Eastern and Western coast-linez..

THE Coxswain of the Hongkong Hotel stea launch was charged blare Mr. E R. Halifax at the giracy this main ng th making

fart his stam launch to the x Erie 1 $ veran While the versei was under way. The case was adjourord.

VICEROY Chang Jeo-chuo ban telegraphed to the Ministry of Finance, proposing in view of the fisancial stringence in Shanghai to issue tome transferable bands, The Ministry dis- approves the idea for fear lest it may give rise to abuses.

STEAMBOAT CO., LTD.

HALF-YEARLY MEETING

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PARINGESE COLLOQUIAL..

'A NEW POCKET DICTIONARY BY SIR WALTER C. HILLIER,

| SILK ROBBÁRY ÄT HONGKONG.

*MINBESQTA" CARGO" MISSING,

When the Minnesota kirvyss at Seattle thura- The eighty-eighth ordinary balf-yearly meet- Sir Walter Calve Hilliṣr, K.G.м.0, Cin, late | will be a special express tralo wasting near the log of shareholders in the Hongkong, Canton Financial Adviser to the Chinees Government, what to receive a consignment of raw silk, and Macao S:oamboat Co., Ltd., wis held at left Peking for Home on the 24th ultimo, but valued at $7,200 gold, which is not on board, the office of the company, Ho al Mausians, at before departing from the scene of bis labours | says the Afantia Timer of 4th lust. noon to-day, for the purpose of receiving a re- be left behind a very efficacious memorial in This valuable cargo, was kept in a water and pus of the directors, together with a statement the shape of an English Chinese Preket Dic-fire proof vault on board the ship, and was of accounts, declaring a dividend confirming tonay in the Peking Colloquial, a copy of being shipped from Hongkong to New York. he appololment of directees; and electing which we have to acknowledge receipt of from its absence was not discovered until Wednes. directors and auditer). Mr. K. Stan (hinir the American Pre byterian Mission Press of day niietuvo. The vault is called ibn alik mau of dizaciora) presided. There were Bina Shanghai. Before leaving the Capital, Sir room, and in it are kept consignments. of present:Merir. H. A. Siebe, J. W. Bandow, Walter Hillier was cotertained to a banquet by silk and cigars. When the ship was be F. A. Gomes, F. 11. Armstrong, C. H. Ross, the officials of the Wawup, the duties of ing loaded Wedoekday a consignment of Lieb (directors); J. M. E. Machado, A. H. M. chairman belog crued by H.E. Trou Chin cigars was taken to the silk room for storage, da Silva, A. Tamer, E. A. Stanton, Obao Slo-ki, Lai, Pcting President of the Board, As show- ❘ and it was ikon discovered that the lock of tha K. von Wiser, M. S. Northcots, A. O'D. Gouring the esteem in which his services, to the door had been broken and nino bales of silk Imperial Government were hold, it may be mentioned that prior to bls leave he was decorated with the Star, and Ciess, 1st Divi- sion, Double 'ragon. From the nature of his training and matured work in the Far East, us man.could be more qualified to compile a volume of the nature of this now under review. Sir Walter Hillior was

din, A. Denison, T. F. Hicugb, Fernandes, D. D. Gaztar, nd John Arnold (acting secretary), The Acting Secretary having read the notice of the meeting, Pr

relions may impress political purists as in-A SUPPLEMENTARY, estimate shows that the HONGKONG, CANTON & MACAO compatible with the higher ethics sad the behests of the categorical imperative, she is at any rate sinuing in good company. For the rest, her statesmen have left no stone unturned to prove that their aims are A. S. WATSON & CO., essentially defensive, not offensive; nor will any unprejudiced on-looker blame Japan for declining to commit her destinies on the mainland to the efficacy of sweet reasonable nss, in preference to "more lethal -argu- mente." So far, it is to be noted that no singla Power has had the temerity to accuse Japan of failure to live up to the principle of the open door and equal opportunity in Manchutia; and, this being the case, it is unreasonable to "expect the Government of the country to be forever controverting what from its point of view can only be charac. terised as the conscious or unconscious miss the House of Cont cons on 21st Juar, W. VcKenon staląd, in reply in Mr. Burgoyne, that representations of private individuals; As

the forty-seven submarines in commission in a national partisan one may do everything in

the Royal Navy bad all been fitted with airlocka one's power to retard Japanese progress on

and helmets, sufficiest in number for the whole the continent, but'as a compolitan.with no

of the crew. axe to grind, Mr. Harrison is of opinion that it. must perforce be admitted that the sum total of Japanese foreign policy is perfectly normal, and, judged by international Blanů- ards set by the Powers long before japan won a place for herself in their county, per fcctly legitimate. As an admirer of both Japan and Russia, the author rejoices over the rapprochement which has set in betwecu the two eratwhile foes and says that the evo- lution of a more enduring and specific com. pact in the acar future would appeal to him as a very natural consummation in view of the identity of their interests on the mainland. Such a compacts that denoted by the au- thor has already become an accomplished fact; and from the full text of this new Russo Japanese agreement which has been pub lished to the world, we have leamed sufficient concerning it to know that it has been drawe up on broad and safe lines so far as the two

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To convey some idea of the extensive field covered by Mr. Harrison's book, che lead

only glance through the headings of some of

the chapters: "The taking of East Si- beria, The Manchurian adventure' and after," "On the Amur River and beyond," Vladivostock and protection,Russia in GUINNESS' .STOUT North Manchuria," Russian rights in the

in PINTS and SPLITS.

A. S. WTSON & CO.

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ALEXANDRA BUILDINGS." Hongkong, 7th July

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On August 3, 1910, at Shanghai, to Mr. And Mrs. Mulvey, a son,

On August 5, 1910, ai shanghai, the wife of Hugh B. Cochran, Lower Yanjise Pai it, of a 100 (William Coc ran) -

On August 5,1 10, at Shanghai, to Mr and Mrs. G. Murray-Kidd, a dnogbier.

DEATHS..

On August 3, 19, Edmund Bellinges Skat: towo, lale of the Char ered Bank of Inci, Australia and Chios (by telegram.

On August 4, 1910, it Shanghai, Ernst Wer zel Albrecht, the beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. O. Struckmeyer, aged to months

The Hongkong

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RETURN of visitors to the City Hall Library and Museus for the week oading the 7th August, 1910;—

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stolen.

An investigation was made immediately, and both the customs officials and the agents of the vessel, Maisro, Macleod and company, NOW believe that the theft did not occur here but at Hongkong, where the ship ly sine days, The customs secret service and the city secret ser vice were put on the case, and u for an investi. gation they have reached the same conclusion."

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The agents of the vessel were positive that the theft did not occur here. Owing to the rapidity of the service furnished by the fin Mesota and other vessels of the Great Northern ime, according to the agents, the company. does an extensive business is carrying slik to the Dalted States, and special express trains are kept in waiting for the arrival of vessels carrying this valuable cargo, which is imms. distely put aboard the train and shipped to its destination as quickly as possible, to minimize chances of its loss.

The Chairmao said Gentlemen,- per same that, in accordance with the accepted practice, the report and account will be taken as read. The present position of the Company

The Afinnasols, whils in por; had aboard THERE is not only a dearth of timber and is no clearly set forth therein that it is undecas wood for building and other purposes at pre-sary for me in detain you with many semarks, in 1849 and rame of Consular stock, Aller Like most other local enterpriers this Company being educated to England, he came out to

one customs inspector and four guards at all sent but prices are double' what they weld a shortlinks bick. Can any one throw any light has suffered from the general dullness of trade; Chien again as andent interpreter in 16671 was times, and Colonel McCoy stated that be this shortage and increase in prices, asks in addition we have had increased competition Assistant. Chinese Secretary at Peking from thought it impossible that the silk could bave heen taken off here, especially as no cargo wại the Perak Pioneer,

to coclend with go all the liner occupied by 1885 till 1889; Comul-General-in Korea from our steamers during the period under review. then till 1896. To gou be was Adviser to the uploaded from the vessel at this part on its On Saturday, the bih`iast, R. W. McCabe won

I am glad to be able to state that after Military Forces in China, and lu 1904 he as-way to the United States,

Bumed the duties of Professor of Chinese, at He said also that even at night the utmost the Shanghai 100 Yards Swimming Cham-prolinjed negotiations a strangement was

come to at the, end of June with the Chinese King's College London.

- precaution against theft is maintained by the pi sahip in 71 seconds, with E. Prince a close

The new Dictionary will be found to be of customs officials, who keep a ful tausch, s coed. N. if. Alves secured third place, and foreign-owned steamers tunning between This took place in the International Swimming Hongkong and Caslon, Since the formation great service by all students of Peking Collo-equipped with a searchlight, in operation all of this agreement our earnings on this line quial. Although of a strictly "pocket" size, it night, and intercept any moving thing after Bash in the Nuthern Seulement,

have shown a marked improvement, and it has contains within its covers over you pp. in his night, Oxx of the most serious Alpine tragedies of worked beneficially for all parties. In view of introduction, Sir Wallerstales that many of the the last ten years, occured on July 8, a panty th.beavy annual outlay for repairs to the tone marks allached to the phetic randering of climbers, guides, and porters being swept boilers of the ss. Hewn shan your Dixators, of the Chinese words in the volume d for from away wear Griedelwald by sudden valache.acting on the advice of experts, have deemed those assigned to them in the dictionaries. Twa visitors from Germany and a guide were it prudent to replace the present boilers Tsere apparent discrepancies are intentional, killed instantly, and four of the remaining with others of improved and more modern the tones being given as they applied, or guides died soon alterwards.

type. Teeders having been invited the.or-appear to the ear of the compiler to be applied der for the constraction of the boilers was by natives of Peking and he points out that, placed with the Hongkong and Whampoa unless the tones here given are adhered to Deck Company, The cost of these boilers many of the expressions would be unclelligible about Spro will appear in the.ext_hall-a Pekingese, thus affording an answer to the year's working account: The Company's in- criticism that the value of the book, whatever it vestmens, I am pleased to day, are in a catis may be, is materially reduced by its strictly factory condition, all cur morgages with one exception, which we are, however, about to No col'equial dictionary cad be correct la lone foreclose, show ample margins on the respec or in idiomr more than a limited area, fo tive loans. As customary the properties most Tientsin, for insa ca, poly some go mies from giged to the Company have been surveyed Paking, expressions are in use which are not understood by natives of the Capital, wbilat and re valued by Messis,. Palmer And Turner Funds in Public Companies, as aluat, have hundreds of words are pronounced not only been ajusted in accordance with the quo- differently but in a different tone to the same tatione current on 30th June, by the trans-wirds in the metropolitan area, and the farther fer of $24,780 go from lovastatest Fluctua- one goes from what may fairly be considered tion Accoust. The loss by subsidiary silver the centre of the “Mandarin "dialect, the more

The Chinese merchants baya come off victo- daring the past six months' working amounted frequently will expressi as be met with that are

rious agaigas Immigration Commissioner Bart to 518,18 may say the corrent ball year either not known to

North in the preliminary arirmish at Washing, NATIVES OF PEKING bas opened encouragingly and i trust when wo

Aon for the proper exforcement of the Chinese meel ogain we shall be able to show an im- or are employed by item is another sense.

Former the failure of a prominent Chinese firm,provement of the result of the past six months dictionary of Mandarin Collequial is an Im Immigration law at Angel island.

I would reem as if the com.

Judgs Carrell Cook returned from the capital working. I do not think there is anything | possibilty, but none the less there are so many more which calls for explanation, so unless expressivas common toolispeakers of the official yesterday, where he apsat six weeks conferring tere are any questions to be answered I will dialect that the author is hopeful that the preseas wih President Tuft, cabinet officials 'and propose the adoption of the Report and Ac work put before the public will be of some depermeet heads regarding the mods of

utility in all places in which that dialect is.xamining incoming Chinese." counts as presented.

spoken in some form or another. There is this, at least, to be said in favour of the Peking dialect-that it is probably intelligible over a wider area than any other form of Mandarin, and the (praker of Pekingese will command respectful attention wherever he goes, provided that he speaks correctly.

Now Chinese Chines:........

Library Museum

339 114 ****** 155 1,877

Total...... 495. 1994.

A CHIESE rele,ram says that the British Minister is Peking recently complained to the Chinese Government of the 1. xity of the opium prohibition in Chion and the Waiwupu replied that opium had decicated by seven-tenths in the interior. The Minister, demanded to be shown proofs, which the Warwupu was unable to supply,

stevid.res.

munity must recipuede usell to the pinspect of revise 'ficaucial stringency extending ovai several months.

This ship is spoken

LOCAL CHARACTER.

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ANTIÂMERICAN BOYCOTT,

IMMIGRATION RULES TO DE MODIFIED IN MAKY MINOR DETAILS FOR ORIENTALS.....

In view of the recent résolution of the Self- Government Society at Canton to revive ibe anti-American boycost be following clipping from this San Francisco Call will be read with interest -

All of the minor points and objections pro- sented by the local Six companies were readily acceded Judge Cook, while the two. Most important issnas have bena tuken under advitement with every prospect of favourable consideration. The first of these is to have be identification of returning Chinese" con. ducted in San Francisco instead of Angel island, so that witnenes will not havs: to lose a whole day in ottending; ~ The second is to allow all Chinesa to bava za

interpreter other than the official one when undergolog the cross examination.

It is understood that Taft inlende taking the mitter up at the cabinet meeting" following tha summer vication.

railway zone, The Yellow Peril from a Russian standpoint," "Japan in South Man- churia, The American advent and the Powers," "Japan in Korea," "Japan at Honie." The volume is not only of high value for the well-arranged information it con- Ti hopes certained of a speedy in prove. lains, but also it is written in a pleasantly discur.ment in the financial situation at Shanghai sive style that will be found most acceptable received a setbac lan week with the report of by the general reader both in China and else tawh re. One of the most interesting chapters

is devoted to a discussion of the U.S. A. pro- | posals recently made by Secretary Knox for neutralisation of the Manchurian rail-

THR Bangkok Dally fail says:-It is under

There boing no questions the Chairman stond iu shipping circles that be British s.. ways,, Mr. Knox expressed the belief at that time that one of the most important steps to

Paisking which was.chartered by the Chino moved the adoption of the report and accounts perpetuate the open-door policy, to secure Siam S.eam Navigation Co,, only for a short

Mr. A. U. M. da Silva Mr. Chairman, to China the enjoyment of all political period, will in asutber trip complete her char

Before seconding the adoption of the report Unlike the

and accounts, I beg leave to say a few words. rights in Manchuria and to promote theter and will be taken off the run

I am almost sure that the shareholders of this normal development of the Eastern pro-other vessels of the Company she is used in vinces, was to take the Manchurian railways the cargo trade and only a very few paisen Company are quite pleased with the result of

the half year's account, and that, in spite of Sir Walter also gives instuctions for guiding out of Eastern politics and to place themes come and go by her.

thebad time and depressed state of trade, ibe the student.in acquiring the dialect and the of as one of the best in the harbour..

Directors were able to present such a salisikë, tones. In the vocabulary there are more than under an economic and impartial administra- tion by vesting in China herself the owner- The Saigon Opinton says that two competities lary report. I believe the Company bas never 10,00 words and phrases givan.. Each paga ship of the railway. Such a policy, the are in the rousing for the French Far East been in so prosperous and sound a position,is ranged in thres parrow cotumas, the U.S. Secretary declared, would require the

Email services under the new contract which wh cli is a credit to the Directors. I therefore first giving the English, the secord the co-operation not of China only, but of begins from July 31, 1912. The Mess geries wish to congratulate and thank them, also the romanised Chinese, and the third the Chinese Maritimes bave tendered for canewal of their acting secretary and the itiff in gener1 for the character. The work cf compiling this Dic Russia and Japan as well. It is now existing contract under revised conditions.

coperation they have given in de interests of onary must have beso eupendous, and its matter of history that America's pro- Thige Ficach shipping companies at Marseilles the shareholders. i wish also to i how our opi

author is to be congratulated on ide successful posal was at once rejected by Japan and have syndicated was another company to send preciation of the servicer tendered by the Act sccomplishment of his task. If there is one Russia, the two countries most interested in rival tenders. Tas syndicate will be coming Secretary, Mr. Atzold, who has alsa con- fault to be found with the bizak, it is certainly in that section of the mainland. teat with lower subsidies and offers the Go-tributed very much towards the welfare of the not in regard to its literary contents, but to the Harrison sympathises with Japan in her

Company. With these few, remarks, I have quali y of the piper used by the printer; that Judge Cook sald -We have to acknowledge receipt from action. "The question," he says, "is now:

much pleasure in seconding the adoption of leaves som.thing to ba desited. Messrs., Kelly and Walsh's press in Yoko Will the United States remain content to

the report nad.ccounts as presented.

The motion was carried saanimously. bama of a new book, bearing the above accept 'no', for an answer, or will the famous

Mr. A. Tuner moved the confirmation of title, from the pen of Mr. E. J. Harrison Knox proposal, after a brief sojourd' on the

the appointment of Messis F. H. Armstrongion Ir.as. Unlike many authors who write books on Far astral plane, enjoy future reincarnation?" Of

and C. H. Ross as directors. Eastern things. Mr. Harrison is thoroughly one thing at least we may be certain, viz., that conversant with his subject, and well-inform-war, or no way it is idle to dream of peace in ed in the matters upon which he dwells. He the Far East. has had many years' experience as a journalist In the East and is correspondent of one of the foremost newspapers in the United States, so that he has had exceptional opportunities of studying Rastem questions on the spot, The value of his book, 100, is enhanced by carefully compiled indices and appendices and by profuse photographic Illustrations excellently executed. In his preface, his declared that the volume represents an CAPT. Krebs, the Superintendent of the Nord- attempt to elucidate the more recent phasca deutscher Lloyd for the East, is now in Bang of the Far Eastern problem as they affect, kok, on a visit, chiefly in connection with the more particularly, Japan, Russia and China, grounding of the 1. 1. Dagmar, -

HONGKONG, TUESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1910.

FBACK OR WAR BAST OF BAIK ET

LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Mr.

A CHINESE Cook was bound over in the auth of $15 at the Magistracy this morning for using abusive language.

RINCE Tai Hala ed Admiral Sah bave bren ordered to attend the marœuvres of the United States' Fisel on September 1.

vernment a share in the profs.

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BEFORE the Chief J1 tice, Sir Franco. Piagati in the suprems Court this morning, the case was respied in which Tang Wong shi, p married womat, sued Lai Chi Chic and the Choong Hing Steamship Company in recover the sum of $5,1556 amount ullaged 1 ba

dus under pomiary aɔtes.

Mr Edin

Potter instructed by Me P. W. Goldning, of Messrs. Galderog, Batlow And Morrell," spas ir edTic the plnatif, and Mr. M. W. ́Stde, K. G1, instructed by Mr. W. B. Hiad, of Maists. Bratton nod

et, repressoled the defendant, After farther evidenco tho casa was alj ›ursed

HONGKONG WATER FOLO SHARED COMPRTITION,

FINAL.

The fast of the above shield competition was played off yesterday afternoon is the V. R. C. bath between_the_Victoria Recreation

Club and the 17.b Company, Royal Garrison Alery. The attoedico of spectators was a

gone and qace age they had the oppor unity of seeing the "Old Club" winding the

Shield.

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Mr. A. O'D. Gourdia seconded. Agreed..

The re-election of Messrs. H. A. Siebs and J. W Bandow to the Board, was a reed to on the motion of.Mr. Stanton seconded by Mr. Northcols,..

Mr. Chau Siu-ki moved and Mr. Machado Seconded that Mestra · A. O'D. Gourdin and W. Hutton Potts be re-elected auditors,

Caried unanimously.

The objection to facing Chinese witnesses to cross the bay for the purposs of identifying Colocse held at Mare island has beea of long standing with the local Chioare. In this regard

**It is not that meichints are compelled to Anglo Chiness Pack Dictionary of Peringgo 10 Angel island is witnesses. No one can force them to do this, nor can any one properly Collega al By Sir W. 1er Hillier, KC..., Cn Shanghai: American Presbyteras Mis. expect a businessman to leave his office an antire day; However, if they fail to go when summoned the man in ́ detention may be de- pared for lack of identification. This manifestly just. It is also absurd for ike government to expect-- bank officials to desert. their offices and spend the day on the bay, q

*SALE OF BRITISH STEAMERS,

ANTICIPATING NEW TARIFF.

The British stermei At ́sa Crale, which ar The beal Chinese want the mea ́braught' I'ved at Logoshima on July 17 (rom Sisgapore, to this city. This will expedits the work of his been sold through ·Mersrs. A. Drewell & the immigration board walfe bringing immes- On, to Mr Iaui, of Hiego, nod is now koowa | surabis bencât to the local Chinese interests. as the Kenkon Maru No. 3, says the Kobe The demind that a Chinese interpreter, Herald, Having been decked and surveyed | acting in the interests of the Chinern, ba prac she was transferred to the japanese fl g.; This seot during the interrogation of immigrante The Chairman:-That concludes the basi Bass of the meeting, Gentlemen, Dividend rash for the purchs of steamers is, of course, and retarding Chiness is one of equity and com Warrants are now ready and may be obtained due to the new tariff which will go into force is mon justice. Incorrect interpretations have

worked many wrongs in the past. upon application. Thank you for your attend-July next year.

The Japan Ganitte understands that the P. Though I am not at liberty to say what ance."

and Q, steamer Java (1,631 tons), which er passed between myself and the president, I hived from Landes, via ports; on the adik alt"|"will way the interview-wan-vary satisfactory."- has been sold to Mr. Harada, of Drako, the

L'ELOUS PROTESTI ANAY transaction --being-effrated through Mesir, Secretary A. Yaeli-of-tho-Asiatic exclusion Jardino, Matbeson and Co, Lid. The vesst!|| league sent the following telegràm læst nyaning will be transferred to the Japaness flig Imma. to Commissioner Daniel J. Keefe of the United distely.

States bureau of immigration, Washington;

"Asiatic exclusion lengua requesis invastiga. tion of continued escapes of alisos from Angel': veland detention station,. Lust case was Thin

AN OHUM confuruNCH.

THE UNITED STATES' PROPOSALS.

I eking, Aug. 5.

In reply to inquiries from the United Starex The first half play was practically a one as to whether China would be prepared for an '18 Ruby Holstein, of No. 33, Wyndhamsided one, with the V.R.C. playing strong. L. opiam conterance at The Hague in September; Street, bas reported to the Police the loss of

E. Lammert opened the scaring for the Club China has answered that she would not be silver-ware and other sticles valued at $369 and was followed by H. A Lammert scoring ready before November.

In political controversy, it is difficult, to SIR W. G. Armstrong, Whitworth & Co. attain to absolute impartiality, yet our author (Elswick) will receive a contract for a training appears to have achieved it in a very recruiter for Chion similar to that contracted for markable degree. He does not share the by Menirs. Vickers, Sons and Muxim, view of many publicists in the sinister and war-like preparations of Japan for an epic effort to win the hegem,ay of East Asia. The fact, he says, that the aciremongers i-Russia-are-convinced that Russia is Japan's prospective fou, and that the fame gentry in America are equally certain that for Russia we should read the United States, should be sufficient to demonstrate the unstable foundation upon which all such sweeping conclusions must necessarily rest, "In any event, it seems unfair to cemure Japan for faithfully following the example of every other first class Power is the 'world to-day. If là thủ respect her portobellum

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NOTIGA TO MARINERS.

The attention of shipmasters in called to a

be'ween the hours of 8,30 and x1;10 last.night. | two goals in succession. After this the Guo-The United States draft proposals consist | Harbour Notification, which appears in the Saipa Chinese awaiting deportation. · Also Kỹ 107 masters of steam-ianaches were fined vees tried to improve their position but without of fourteen articles. They laclade, uniform Shanghai papers in which notice is given that sumber of Hindus escaped from the British 55 each in the Police Geant this morning for success and the whistle sounded for ball time laws for the control of the distribution of on or about the 16.b instaut the present buoy ship Iren at Redondo,

The exclusion longue wlil press the govern, oplum and its "dérivatives; reciprocal right | end light-boats, marking the fairway_of_the making fast to the s.s. Laisang while the vessel with the score standing 1 was under way. Thirteen cibers appeared, on

of searching vessels suspicted of carry- Astraes Channel will be replaced by incaudes. ment to investigate the capses for those escapes he same charge but were discharged with a

A better game was witnessed in the second ing contraband; prohibition of the poppy ceul gas buoys shewing accolting lights. The and fix the official responsibility moet Caution,

half with the gunders preasing strong; they in countries which slo.not at present Dew arrangement should prove a great boon to

Eunday is, a native broke foto a show-case and stole a large quantity of clocks and time. pieces valued at $150, The alleged culprit appeared at the Magistracy this merolog and was commiued for trial.: Tho care against the receiver of the stolen articles wan sumended,

V. R. C. 31 R. G. A. o.

pare its Club no chance for scoring. This prodece its prevention of expert to coun-shipping, for not only will the lights be far more A GRAVE report has been made by Baron Nor lasted till the end of the game with no further tries desiring to enforce prohibitlos; cem powerful than the present, bu, balog cccalling, denskjoeld regarding the viitual slavery which points added. The club won by 3 goals to helpulsory notification of shipme_ts; applica will be more easily picked up than the present prevails in certain subber districte la Conili The R. G. A. played a good game and with tion of the pharmacopoe's laws to foreigners fixed fights, it is interesting to note that these | Amarica. The Anti-Slivery Bodaty King - more practice and coaching a good leim could in China; uniform panallits for all effice ́s.➡ bacys will be she first in Ristern watere to be dressed to the Foreign Office & letier conta

dited with incandescent burners,

ing very serious allegations, ezenCI VE be put up by them

N°C D. Now,