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FOR SALE

AT'

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PER POUND TIN.

BREAKFAST CUPS

GRATIS

TO REGULAR BUYERS.

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&& CO.,

4, DES VOEUX ROAD SOLE AGENTS FOR SOUTH CHINA,

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WESTWARD.

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LAST TWO WEEKS ONLY.

CONTEMPORARIES:

Dasty Press,

The Chinese Situation. China has much to be thankful for in that she has a man of the calibre of Yuan Shih-kai at the holm of the Ship of State. What has been happening in Peking during the past few weeks does not help to strengthen publio confidence in the stability of the Government. Wo can only trust that the President has succeeded in impressing upon his Ministers

Enormous reductions made in all kinds of India, that the rosigaation mania which

Chinese and Japanese Silk Goods, &c.

An Inspection earnestly solicited.

appears to have infected them augura ill for a country whose 400 great need for some years to come

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is strong, stable and intelligent government. We can see nothing in the conduct of Tang Shao-yi, at the present jubeture of affairs, which justifies the laudation of his friends. Without compromiso and conciliation at the procont time, peace and progress in China" aro impossible, and assuming the "authentic story" of his reaignsTM tion to be true, we think most reasonable people will "approve" the prudence of the President in declining to risk a rising of the troops in the metropolitan provinco.

China Mail

The British Colonies.

By every loyal Briten at home or abroad, the interesting speech delivered in the House of Com- mons on Thursday by Mr. L. Harcourt, the Secretary for the Colonies, will be read with plea sure. His survey of his particular. department reveals interesting. facts of the prosent condition of | the Colonies, and gives assurance of satisfactory progress for the future. Without exception, what is boing conducted in and by the Crown Colonies has met with cordial approval of the Mother Country, and rightly so, for the past year has shown nil- round progress, which though not in some cases of a particularly brilliant character is steady and socure and of a nature, sufficient to inspire the hope of a cons tinuance along the same lines: Wo oro glad to 'note that in his reference to the restrictions upon opium, Mr. Harcourt again points

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PEAK

that "over-rapid prohibition might have in spreading the more deadly vices of morphin and cocaine." This is not a favoiful danger, but wall-founded on experience and [44 one which cannot be too clearly

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15 min.

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15 min.

12

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10 min. 7.00 p.m. to, 8.10 p.m. - 11

NIGHT CARS as on West Day

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Chinese · Labour,

ona

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grapple with the question sooner

or Intor and nation can afford to make the blunder that Siam has nade by noglooting to deal with it when the time is ripo,

"PARTY INTRIGUE.”

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tirement from the Premiership.. Even the members of his own party, the Tang Meng Hui, aro said to have worked against him. Mr. Tangis & quick-tempera man and for the least" "ostise, be will grow, pessimimio and g up: his & responsibilities

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