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One 'sm is splendid: six suns would be only vulgar,

Station leave lus been granted to Liont, W. Af Hazzor, 120d Baluchistan Infantry from Oct. 30, to Nov. 8 inclusivo...

Tenders- Tonders will be received at tho Colonial Secretury's Office until

oon on Friday, Nov. 3, for repairs to the steam launches Daisy and Stanley. Tonern for sanitary work at Kowloon will be recaivot until noon, Nov. 14,

Land Sales.

Auctions of fots of Crown Truid 1 Paktumching. Taipomi, and Winguing wai aro to be held at the District Land Oleo, Taipo, on Nov. 4 Lots at Cheung chan will be sold by auction at the Dis trict Offico, Hongkong, on Nov.

H. M. oruiser Flora arrived to- THE CANTON OUTRAGE. CONDITIONS IN CANTON. NOTES AND COMMENTS day from Singapore.

The English Mail of the Sop tember 30 was delivered in Lón- don on Qot 27.

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General Fung Warned

The Voice of Ramour-

Some of tho local vernacular TELEOZAVE” CORRESPONDENT +

The Chinese community

papers are reproducing wood-

Canton, Oct. 27.

Hongkong is convinced that big outs of what purport to Go

ago at puper money by the Re- When the late Tartar, teneral ton. It was understood earlier involutionary Party. Tliese notes Fung Shun rengland Bocca Tigris the week that an outbreak was are identical with those issued by on the gunboat Po-pik, he was probable on Sunday (to-morrow); Sun Yat-sen many yours ago. It is now said that trouble will rather ninoyed that no salates

This shows either that the wood- occur on Monday. wero rod from the forts, His

The statement is made that the cute ure not, what they purport On pago 1 wo give a vivid de- Excellency at once sont for Com-bannerman soldiers in Canton to be, or thint the Revolutionaries

gunuor's to nanod Camp beli, attached to ILM.S. Clio, was drownod in the rivor at Shanghai Fou Oct. 22.

amber 25,000-and that they de

aro in fact associated with the

scription of the recent events at mander Wa who was in charge Wuchang and lankow, writton

rovolution in the Two-Kwang. by Mr. Dingle, the spacint Torre- the gun-bost and asked for un sito Props Sun Yat-gels factions. Most

explanation.

They believe that a change of foreigners who have followed the spondent of the "China Press,"

Commander We explained overnment would be disastrous career of Dr. Sun Yat-sen with One of the loaders in thorovun that in view of the trouble as far as they are concerned, and any degree of closcuess and in- tionary invement in Kwangtung, hanging over Canton, he thought it is said that they propose to re-lined-to-believe-that commun may be seon daily walking the undvisable to signal to theuco Canton to aslios if the Vice-

troets of longkong, queuoless,forts to fire the salles us the and dressed in stylish Europom reports might causa alarmn among They are also credited with the likely to corrupt good mannera roy nakes terms with the robols,cation with that gentleman is

clothes.

the panic-stricken pooplo.

intention of 'turning their guns and good principles. As nir While on the way to Canton, upon Shameen in order to organizer of rovolution Sun Yat- one of the General's, nidos recompol foreign intervention. cinded His Excellentty tnt Can- Those rumours aro

The Chines Engineering and Mining Co., Ltd., informs us that

tho total output of the Company's ton was donsoly..populated and what they are worth grey for sen has been a successful failure,

THE INVESTITURE

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if the paradox bo permitted.

Tho succèss has been to Sun Yat-

son, who knows not want nor hunger; the failure has been to those who personally risked their all in the cause of roform. San Yat-son takes risks by proxy.

Ufficial Appointments.

three nings for the week ending that it had been quite impossible. in Excellency the Governor Oct. 1i amounted to 13,161.91 totally to eradionto the bad char- has been pløssed, under mstrue tous and the silos, during the netors in the place in spite of its

CEREMONY. tions from the Secretary of Stale period, to 25,505.50 tons, Jarge police force. The A; D.-O. for the Colonies, to ajipoint Moj

said that he Wan cortain Yesterday afternoon II.E the David. Willini Tration to bol

with the exception Clovernor field an investiture, at The Rev A. Evans, of the thn, First Assistant Registrar Generi

of the bund, tho whole Government House, The Hon. English United Methodist Church, The rates of Subscription to the. Hongkong Telegraph" will and Me Alan Luslare Woodloted at Tungiwan, Yunnan, city was infected with revolution- Mr. A. W. Brewin, Registrar

to be Second Assistant Registrar will be the leader of the meeting aries and suggested that His Ex-General, was invested with the Wo published a report yester- -General, both with effect from of the Hongkong Christian Union collency should take a small boat Companionship of the Order of St. July, 1, 1911:

at St. Stephen's College at 5.30 a land at Shaween with only Michael and St. Georgo, and Mr. day that the Captain of the steam- p.. on Monday, October 30. The a lewaticadantsin privato cluthes; E. "II. D'Aquino, of the Stamp or Kumehow had sighted a comet. meeting is public..

at Shameen ho could got a chuir Revenno Office, with the insignia on Oct. 26. This must be and enter the Turter City without of the Imperial Servico Order. Brook's comet. The authorities escort,

The coremony took place in the it Siccawei Observatory nt ballroom in the presence of A very large number of Hongkong's Shanghai on Oct. 2 stated loney was supported on the dais plainly visible in the morning. principal residents. His Excel- that the comet hind begun tơ bỏ by members of the Executive it is passing, just now, at ila near- and Legislative Councils, Major Fost distance from the sún, and is oneral Anderson, C.B, and the thus at its brightest, and will be on. Mr. W. I. Barnes.

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HONGKONG, SATURDAY, OCTÖMÉR 28, 1911.

THE MOMENT FOR MEDIATION.

New Ordinances **;

His Majesty the King has not been advised to exercise his power of disallowance with respect to the following Ordinancos --

Ordinance No. 33 of 1911, outitle Au Ortinince to amend the Probates Ordinner, 1897.

Ordinance No. 37. 1911, entitled An Ordinance surther amont le Proteotion of Women

and Girls Ordinance, 1897.

Oplum Ordinance.

In the current "Government

A very oxcellent programinė lins

H.E. Fung said that he had been drawn up by Mr. Benman Puller for the Chtheirut her seen active service pluring his offi- corort, which will be given on about in fear of his life being, in cial arcer, and ho nover went Friday oyoning at the City Hall. Among the items, that will be danger and refused to net upon delivered are selections from the advice given. Veronique, including the "Swing The lato Tartar General was Song "From Tolupite. The book only 52 years of age and leaves besides his family, an aged father ing is very good.

to mourn his death.

on the volunteer parade ground on Tuesday, Oct. 31, from 2.30 to

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Canton Merchant's Views

Order to Mr. Browin's coat on!

Gazette" appears a now rule in: A Bazaar and Fancy Fote in relation to packages ud qanti-connection with the Ministering REBELLION AND TRADE. when fixing the insignis of the Lies of opium as follows Pre-Children's Lenguo, will be hold pared and dross opium shall be sold only in the following pack ages with weight of contents as stated-Earthenware put at sizo containing 025 tools; 2nd *030, 3rd 040, 4th 945, 5th:050, 6th 071, 7th 195, 8th 395, mth 1000. Metal boxes 19h 2000, 1h 5000.

The Shinyo Maru

Canton, Oct 27,

The progriname includes children's entertainment, anTTON" CORRESPONDENT unetion, ami a variety entertain- mont. Shoal the, weather be wet the Bazaar will be held in the Volanteor headquarters...

A well-known merchant in Canton has written to the Canton Press Society asking them to The Honig and Colonial Mail publish in their columns a warn ing to the public against the ajurnal that has good iaforma policy of withdrawing deposits tion about tea-ayathat for some from the banks and exchanging me past a Japanese ngent has then for foreign bank notes been in England ondouvouring, to which may be easily circulated in create interest in his country's time of trouble in Canton. toa. Ho has doubtless learned,

The merchant reminded the

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Mr. Brewin was escorted into very easy to observe during the the room by Hon. Mr. Wei Yuk, next few days, weather permitting. O.M.G., and the Hon. Mr. W. The comet appears now nearly dus Chathom, CALG., and H. E. East, at about 1 n.m., about 10 de grees N.N.E. of Venus; at 5 athi. bolt of lis Majesty the King, it is visible, but soon-dimppears- said it was a recognition of the in the suurise. On Oct. 23 its dia- valuable work he had done for the metor appeared larger than that Crown, especially is Registrar of Venus (with loss brightness of Gonoral, which oflico ho had held

[course) and the tail hind a length for ten years, earning the con-

once of siccosive Governors of at least six or`toven degrocs," of the Colony, and the rospeet of

Dick Arnst, the world's cham- the Chinese community.

Mr D'Aquino was escorted pioni scullor, would like to meet V.), and of his decoration Thames. At the time of Barry's Lout Col. A. Chapman, Ernest Barry, but not on the Yesterday afternoon the

His Excellency announced that it Shingo Mary of the Toy Kisen

was in recognition of 47 yearslong Kaislu line, was thrown open får

defeat on the Zambesi Arast pro- the inspection of residents of

and faithful service,

mised to meet the Englishman in Hongkong by invitation. A large

This concluded the brief cerea return match on the Thumes. number of persons took advantage

mony, but before lonving the dais, this connection Mr. W. of the invitation, and the new ways, the journal, that it is not Press Society that all the societies His Excellency drew attention, to vessel was thronged from 4 to.sable) by those who want tho were working in conjunction to the silken scroll bearing nu ad-

Lotingn-alias ** Magpie.”...... ̄ of p.m. by crowds of people, who made by the other producing deep-coloured, strong, black tea

proserve the ponce and itress of angratulation from the the "Globe," alias "Larry greatly admired the luxury, which

was unlikely that the rebels Chinese community to the King Lynxwrites: "I have tried very countries, and that its palo i would creato trouble. He also on his coronation. It was to be hard to bring about this match on Events big with possibility noar at hand have oclipsed; in the a great feature of freshment fusion and resemblance to Cli- declared that should a republic presented to the King, said is the Thames for the World's Cham- popular imagination, for some little tiho, tite, war in Africa. At besi,modation. Tea and refreshments

uese unfermented tea commends

be declared the people would not Excellency, on his return from the indeed, it seemed impossible to regard a war between Italy and were served in the dining room only to those who like thatffer. He requested the editors Coronation at Delhi.

while every facility was; given

variety. "Turkoy very seriously For one thing it was..poor pop-gun allair visitors-for-sooing-overy portion.of.

th inform-the-public-that-in-spitolioso present were-afterwards the bestuan livingové lieco of the change of government in entertained to to3. compared with the grant European conflagration which threatened the ship,

The remains of Russian soldiers

Hupoh, the government notes of win were killed or died of disease issue were still accepted as legal ominously for a time and, which every ono anticipated with norvous

A report has appeared focally in Korea during the late war were expectancy as to the outcome. Happily that storm-cloud,lius now lifted and the diplomatic air is fairly clear again. And not alone that the Yokohama Specie Bankinterred in graveyards at Wiju, odor. However if the people EXTRA-TERRITORIALITY, for expenses, so last wook I The "Heion Pao." of Pekingoffer misread. Guarantee Barry's is mado a large loan to the Yongampo, Chonju. Since we to continue to make runs on the Italo-Turkish war small by comparison with what might have Chinese Government. We are the war, however, says the "Seoul to banks a crisis in the moner

protests against the privilege been, but it has not been waged in very deadly fashion. Turkey's asked to state that this report is Press," there having been none market was certain to follow with 101 on the extra-territorial £500 stoko 2500 expenses os

attendunt failures of coimhercial visiting or taking care of the Grins,

laws, whereby Chinese journalists ultimantur. ReplyLoting. The arniy seems hopelessly incapable of standing up to that of Italy, and has not accurate.

Yesterday a Reuter telegram graves, and they have gone to

may place thenisalves beyond the brief answer is, 'Insuficient,' mostly occupied itself in getting out of the way. The Italian army announced that a Gorinan Bank Tuin. Some days ago officers and

jurisdiction of their own Courts so that there will be no ruce. has spent most of its time, so far, announcing dates for its advance. had granted a loan of Tis. 1,000, men of the Second Division and AMERICAN TOURISTS. by registering their newspapers Arust selaim for £750 for expenses. The bombardment of Tripoli, again, was farcical. The forts were 000 to the Chinese Ministry of ex-soldiers living in Wiju decided ́ ́ulterly incapable of effectively returning the fire of tlie battleships, Finance. The Manager of the to repair tho graves, and opened a Deutsch Asiatische Bank informs subscription among themselves and however courageous the Turkish garrison may have been, its us that he is advised from Peking for that purpose, and the work courage availed-it-nothing, High, courage, is of no account that no such loan has been made has recently been commenced. when pitted against long-range guns and deadly explosives, by that or any other Gorman The grayos will here:ifter lo-taken

curo of by the Japanese military It is worth noting that, in that bombardment. Adimiral Faravelli | Bank. Gun Practice

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Loans to China

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A Large Party,

pionship, believing that Barry is

Arust refused a guarantee, of“ £500.as stake money and £950

cabled as follows :—* Proviour

ta foreign Consulate. Most for a journey, for which Fogwoll of those journals aro de recently took 450, and Hanlon, scribotnslagrantly revólu Trickett and all the old-time

A party of forty-five American tionary." It appears that there are clumpions cinly asked £200, is taken advan-Barry again," Tho New - tourists arrived on the ss. Min-oor directions in which this absurd. He does not waris to m the world under the direction of willing to make use of the but not where he promise to have nesaty. They are on a tour round Privilege in

Lage of by those Chinese wlio are lander does want to mee: Barry, Mr. 11. F.. Itobertson, Steamship foreigner. The writer says :--- A notification appears in the Readers are reminded that the Agent of Los Angeles, Cali,

the second oncounter. · Ho offers oranment Gazette" that inboxing match between Blackmore USA.

Tho.indiscriminate protection Barry his expenses to row on the formation hits been received from and Humaford comes off to-night Aftor visiting Canlon and that foreigners give the Chiness is Paramatta, near Sydney.

But the Military Authorities that Gun at the City Hall. The match is Macao they will proceed on the source of trouble to Chinese will ho pay £760-an expenses? Pruetico will be carried out as for a purse of $1,000 and should

chants spend much money a year jurisdiction. Many shrewd mor- andor

It has come along at last. In n just to keep a foreigner on. lant, who does nothing except, when calm and natter-of-foot statement occasion doniands, he will appear the London General Omnibus in the defence of the interest of Company have announced an

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From the West of Hongkong:--

On Monday, the 30th instant,

prove well worth sooing.

Hongkong and the Rebellton,

This afternoon a Chinaman in a North-Westerly direction. look up a position mid way on the On Tuesday, the 31st instant, flight of stops leading from in a South-Westerly direction.

steamer Prinz Eitel Friedrich to Singapore.

This is Mr. Robertson's sixth annual tour round the world.

confined his attention to the Turkish batteries and to the official rouidence of the Turkish Governor. The Italian purpose, both by land and ses, is to secure Tripoli without unnecessary bloodshed Whether her claim to Tripoli is justified or not, Italy.must be credited with having waged war, up till now, with all possible humanity. Now comes the news of the hanging of captured Italini officers and the mutilation of their bodies. The mind rebels against the thought that this should happen in a war between two European nations, and that conduct so, barbarous should be credited to a nation of which great progress was optiunistically prophesied only a few short years

Queen's Boad into Hollywood' The utility of finger prints as his employer. Anyone who has impending ovent that marka ant ago.

On Thursday, the 2nd proximo; Road opposite Queen's College an aid to criminal investigation aufficient sense of self-respect will epoch in the history of London, It is easy to see what will happen now. Tho, gloves are off.in a North-Westerly direction. and harangued a number of na- was demonstrated in a rather not accept these posts in fear of At the end of the procent mont Reprisals lose horrific than the original offences, no doubt, bu On Friday, the 3rd proximo, in lives on the subject of the rebel- striking manner at the Mixed his name being abused this way: the last horse omnibus of tho swift and stern and widespread are nourly certuin. It is asking South-South-Westerly direction. lion. His auditors listened to the Court at Shungiai on Oct. 21, Sometimes offers cotne from Company's equipment. will be too much of human nature to expect Italian troops to show clemency On the above datos practice foration with evident interest. when a coolio was sentenced to foreignors. They persuade the withdrawn from the London towards opponents guilty of such barbaris. Kid-glove fighting isoffio will take place between the hours St. Paul's College. nine months imprisonment for Chinose to employ them by show-streets, and thenceforward the avail againat fanctios who have roverted almost to savagery. Complete of 1) na.. and 1. p.m. If the This afternoong at St. P's burglary at No. 104 Bubblinging what benefits can be derived entire fleet will be motor-driven.. Italian success is certain and was so from the first. If the war is weather prove favourable practice College, his Lordship the Bishop Well Roud. The thief gained from keeping a foreign lawyer, October 31, 1911, will stand in continued headlessly it can result only in rigorous and, perhaps, will probably be over by-2 p.in. of Victoria, Dr. Lander, perform- entrance to the house by breaking as they are often oalled. What- London history, as the epochal revengeful destruction of life arfil property.

If the weather is too unfavoured the ceremony of the dedication a window, and upon a piece of over the case may be, the co-point that marks the end of the

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The hour has arrived when mediation scoms very necessary if able to carry out practice on any of the chapel at the Collogo. The broken glass a finger print was operation thus realized cannot be old era and the establishment of welter, of blood is to be avoided. It sooma fairly clear that the of the above datos, the practice dedication service was followed found. This was photographed, but detrimental to the interest of the new one. After the close of Italians will place' no very serious obstacles in the way of peace and will take place on the following by the opening of the new rooms, and was found to correspond ox- others. For this reason the for- Oslober a few horse omnibuses the Powers may be trusted to see that Turkey's difficult business of day...

which function was performed by actly with an impression taken sign authorities in Chins cannot belonging to smaller proprieta resigning to the inevitable is made as easy as possible. The ond is All ships, juks and other II E. the Governor. A more ex-iipon the arrost of the prisoner, exersisa too much discrimination may continue to drag weary bertair, why should it be delayed since dpluy may mean, almost versole are to keep clear of the tonded report of the proceedings against whom there was some against their nationals meddling wheels along suburban be router,

In others business,

but not fre long pertalaly will moan, slaughter as pitiless as it is unnecessary? range

will appear in our next issue, suapiciou