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The favourite perfume of a bygone age

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A.S.WATSON & CO.ID

NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS,

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, AUGUST 25, 1913.

Preservation of Wild Flowers.

Quite recently the authorities! took steps to prevent the hill { aides from being stripped of some eight or nine different species of flowers, by making additions to flie condtions of hawkers' licen- ces, the opinion, evidently, being bold that the flower sellera in Wyndham Street were the princi- pal, sinners. It will have been noticed, however, that this method of dealing with the matter has failed, for only the other day a man was arrested with some

of the forbidden flowers in his possession, and, when it came to drawing up the charge, it was found that he could not be pro- ceeded against insemuch as he was not a licensee! This point Ishould have occurred to those re-

sprasible for the now measures takon, and we hope to see the point adequately covered by its being made an offence for ung hody to be in possession of these flowers.

High Cost of Dying.

DAY BY DAY.

*** Praise not thy work, but let thy work praise thee."--Suadi..

The Malls Australian Mail-Arived per 8.8. Changeba on Saturday. Siberian Mail:- Despatched per a.a. Chenau at midnight on Saturday,

HONGKONG'S OPIUM DIVANS.

Some Reflections on the Fruits of the Present Polley,

[SPECIAL ES CLE].:

THE NIPPON.

A Settlement Reached at Last:

INTERPORT POLO.

Shanghai's Keswick Cup Team

The Cublenews American" of } The "North China Daily News" Thuredsy bas the following: understanda that the follwing At last the far famed and much bave been chosen to represent

It is now some few years since talked about ease of the Swedish Shanghai against Hongkong in steamehip Nippon has been sot the match for the Keswick Cup the last batch of licensed opiumtled, at least as far as the ship to be played at Hongkong on divans in Hongkong was closed itself is concerned, and negotia- September 18... Siberian Mail.Arrived per s. down, and a sufficient period of tions were concluded yesterday P. Orighton, R. I, Fearon, E. Luchow yesterday afternoon. time has elapsed to examine the for, a settlement between the H. MoMichael and V. Davis. French Mail.-Closes per results of the prohibition plan. Swedish East Asiatic Co., Ltd.

Chili at 11 a.m. to-morrow.

The Home Govelament, it will be owners of the vessel, the Sveriges American and Canadian Mails.-

Angfartyges Assurans Forening instigated the of Gothenburg, the underwriters & POLICEMAN'S DEATH. Close per 9.8. Nippon Maru remembered,

movement, urged on, there is not and Messrs. Erlanger and Galin- Australian Mail.-Closes per s.a. the least doubt, by its Exeter ger, the salvore.

·Changaba at 2 p.m. to-Hall supporters. At the time

at 11 a.m. to-morrow,

morrow.

Canadian and American Mails

Close per as. Tamb. Mira nl 3 p.m. to-morrow. New Customs Launches.

Two new Customs launches are

being

built at Kowloon Ducks.

Man killed.

A piece of rock fell on a mon

working in the stone quarry as Shaukiwon and killed bim.'

Ar other Collision. The e.. Tang Fate reported to have collided with a junk and damag d t to the extens of $150.

No Licences

Much has been heard of late of the high coat of living in all parte of the world, and of the efforts that are being made to combat it. Now we read that a movement in on foot in Chicage to lower to high cost of dying. This is to be accomplished by the coach, driven by motor. The vehicle will have a compartment to the right of the chauffeur's seat for the collin, and above it a After four blank days, four place for the flowers, while bear canes of plague were reparted drivor will sit the during the twenty-four hours clergyman and the undertaker, enling at noon, to-day: for 27 mourners. It is calcaint-

The rates of Subscription to the "Hongkong Telegraph" will provision of a new type of funeral

be as follows:

a

Daily issue-$36 per annum, Weekly issue-$13 per annum.. The rates per quarter and per m em, proportional. Subsoriptions

for any period less than -ne month will be charged as for full month: The daily issue is delivered free when the address is accessible to messenger. Peak subsoribers can have their copies delivered at

and there will be accommodation

A number of Chinese who had failed to licence their boats, were fined $250 each at the Marine Court, this morning. Plague.

The Tenyo's Cargo.

The agreement was reached. „Tragle”End of a Young Officer. : yesterday after much cabling, the those who knaw legal eoeditions owners and underwriters naming looked askance on the movement a price they would pay for the Water Police (No. 2 Launeb) and P.O. 58 J. W. Harris, of the and did not hesitate to prophesy Halvage which met with the ap- late Corporal in the Buffe, died, proval of Messra Erlanger and it is raid as the result of a revul- that if the aim was to suppress Galinger and although a written ver accident, last night. the opium-smoking babit, the agreement has not yet been so The deceased, who was quite s plan was doomed to failure.complished it is understood that

young man, joined the police Time has proved that these were one will be signed to-day or to about three years ago. When in quite right in their judgment, for morrow None of the parties in the Buffs he had made an a none who have taken the trouble known, the terms of settlement boxer of no mean merit. He was terested were willing to make pearance in "the ling," being a. to follow up the question will yesterday but it was admitted by very popular, and lived a very deny that the opium pipe is both sides that an understanding careful life. quite as widely in the Uolony thad been reached.

This disposes of the case so far day as ever it was. The

The funeral will take place at

records of the Police Courts as the ebip itself is concerned and five o'clock this evening.

a motion will be filed, probably this fact. to-day, for a dismissal of the amply testify to Scarcely aday in the week passes attachment. There still remains that fines are not inflict:d or im- prisonment imposed on Chinese arrested for being concerned in the running of illicit divans. From the standpoint, therefore, of ful filling its principal aim, the move

their residences without any extra charge. On copies sent by ed that there are at least 31,000led in port yesterday from Sanaient bas signally failed.

post an additional 81.80 per quarter is charged for postage. The postage on the weekly issue to any part of the world is $1.00

per quarter.

Single Copics, Paily, ten cents. Weakly, twenty-five cents

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"HONGKONG TELEGRAPH."

BIRTH.

The Tenyo Marn, which arriv.

Francisco, brought to Hongkong

flour."

G51 tous of general cargo and

funerals annually in the city, and it is reckoned that by the use of (for this new type of coach at least

The Confidence Trick- $30 (gold) will be saved on each

A Chinese abop-keeper has funeral. We all know how in been the victim of the confidence England the poor waste much trick for twenty rolls of silk valu money on elaborate funerals; the ed $475. fact is often commented upon by Bankruptcy Court Judges. Per- haps the evil might be modified by Chicago's example being copied

AUSTIN. On 25th August, at "Hartley," 7 Babington Path; Hongkong: do Mr. and Mrs. Frank Austin-a son.

The object of this paper is to publish evroct information, to the serve irutá

"and print the news without fear or favour.

情徇無林彍我好開防探大正路笞旨宗根本 Cable Address: Telegraph, Hongkong..

Telephone: No. 1 ABC., 5th edition. Western Union.

The Hongkong Telegraph.

HONGKONG, MONDAY, AUGUST 25, 1913.

BRITAIN'S NAVAL SHORTAGE.

On Good Manners."

Tooshin Salvage.

Fell off a Plank.

Stolen a Gold Ring,

Laft for the Pratas,

:

front can be believed a settlement

the question of salvage on the THE HUNAN OUTLOOK. cargo and if rumours on the water-

A Peaceful Settlement Likely.

Everything points to a peaceful

in

an average, exceed twice over the

THE LIVELY SAILOR.

Alexander Brown, a fireman on

his

this case will not be so DORY for it is understood that a counter claim will be filed by the shippers and under-writers of the cargo, settlement of the Hutan attempt against Messrs. Erlanger and at rebellion. Tan Yen-k'ai, the Galinger on the grounds that Hanan Tutub, many times re- Then and Now.

more cargo could have been salved. ported to be assassinated is alive Prior to the suppression of William M. Law, represents- not merely in a physical sense, licensed divans in the Colony tive of the Shanghai Dook and but is fully alive to the needs of the situation was, one which Engineering

company, lowest his Province, says the “Peking gave but little trouble to the bidders for the repair of the Nip: Daily News." He definite- police, and as all existing divans pon, had booked passage on the Government attitude and renoun- were registered and known to the Zafiro which sailed for Hongkong poolaimed proced aathorities, Government control Tuesday night but having had the declaration of independ We understand the silvige relatively easy As conditious tions for a settlement cancelled day, he rent a

and supervision were rendered notice of the impending negotia ence on August 12th, on which telegram to the operations on the s. s. Tuoshin,re to-day, much of the time of the his ticket and will remain in President, explaining his position. that went ashore during the police is taken up by hunting Manila until the deal is closed. This action signifies real courage, typhoon, are to be put in band down the innumerable small when in all probability the con- for it was no easy thing to divest almost immediately.

divans which have since sprung tract for the repairs will to signed himself of insidious influences Whatever Lord Rosebery may

into existence. It is calulated and he will accompany the and make a definite stand for be as a politician, he still remains A man bas been removed that within two years of Nippon to Shanghai.

sound principles. He was sur ons of Britain's finest orators.to the Kowloon mortuary the shutting down of licen-

rounded by men who were bent His speech, at the Royal Gram- having fallen off a plank and sed divans the number of

on destructive designs. But now mar Shool, Guildford, on the struck bis head.

illicit smoking-places, taken on

Tan has turned on them, defiant, decay of manners, was one which

and has determined to act as bis few men could have made and yet When it was reported to In-old establishments. That is not

deepest convictions dictate. He ld the President that he was be taken seriously. It was a well-spt stor MoHardy that a Chinese the worst feature of the merited rebuke to certain tend- bad stolen a gold ring from the lat- situation. When the licensed

coerced by the rebellious els encies that are too common to- ter's mistress, the Inspector notified divans were closed down, the board the 88. Ikala, was charged but that at last he had again, got ments to do what he never liked, day.

People nowadays have no all the pawn-shops in Wanobai, Government paid out very large at the Police Court, this morning, the upper hand, and that he was time to cultivate politeness, and and thie led to a capture. The sums to the dispossessed licensees with being drunk and disorderly Lord Rosebery regards that as a thief was at the Police Court, by way of compensation. Thees in Connaught Road, and assault working hard to preserve peace bad sign. People who lacked a this morning, eentenced to one sume were quietly pocketed by the ing the police. He was charged

and order in his Province. sence of reverence were not going month's imprisonment and four recipients who, however, soon be with assaulting P. C. Comfort,

The cancellation of independ the right way. That was why he hours' stooke.

gan Betting up in business again; I.P.S.322, and Sergeant Paterson, once was not merely a matter of attached so much importance to

and even today it is a most com- and with damaging the lat words. Tutuh Tan made clear the words in the statute, "Honesty

The Chips Navigation steamer mon experience for these men, ter's uniform.

his intentions, and took activa and cleanness of life, gentle, de Kaifong left on Saturday for the who have received liberal compen- Defendant pleaded guilty to measures to sweep away say op cent speech, humility, courtesy Pratas Shoal. She is taking downsation, to be brought before being drunk, but Baid be position to his dictations. A cutting from a Home paper which appeared in our columna and good manners were to be a number of Chinese workers, the Courts for still actively run- did not know anything about the Therefore, on the day when the the other day remarked on the current statement that the sending established by all good means." and bringing back others. It is a divane illicit establish rest. "You can charge me as you cancellation took place, about of the battleship Triumph to the China Squadron would be the first Although it is not generally recog; said that these men are concernments, of course. Another fact like; I do not know anything 500 soldiers on the rebel side fted step towards materially strengthening that squadron in capital ships. nised, good manners have a deal ed in industrial work on the reefs, will illustrate what wily people about it," he added. "They can from Changsha for Yochow, Tan "That must be taken with much caution," it added. It may quite of value in life; rather, the man but it is also reported that they the authorities have to deal with charge me as they like: a man wired Vice-President Li Yusn- well be the first step, but the remaining necessary steps cannot well who possesses good manners has are doing work in connection in their endeavours to keep down who has not got his senses. You hung, saying that he was taking follow for a long time to come. At the present rate of nara! pro- a value a commercial value, if with a proposed wireless instal- these smoking establishments. might condema a man and get steps to withdraw the Hanan gress or want of it-the succeeding steps cannot be taken at all. you like which otherwise helation there...

The law laid it down, that any bim hung," was in other observa troops that had intruded apon Capital ships cannot be sent to Far East until the Mediterranean would not possess.,

place where smoking was indulg-tion.

the Hapeh territory.. Station has been first served; and there seems little likelihood of

Refusing Hire.

ed in and a sum of money or its P. C. Comfortail the prisoner A obair coolie was fined $2 at equivalent was charged to those caused an obstruction and, when were not unsupported. Most of that Station's needs being met in the near future.

But Tan and his convictions The Chinese and Firearms. the Police Court, this morning, frequenting the place, was a di-asked to go away, he rushed at the higher military officers did From the moment that the old two-power-standard was There is something truly won for refusing hire. Mr. Green, of composition of his party, to play fast and loose with the whole which, law and fines notwith-here were a number of coolies the law for a time by charging witness was able to strest him. Chiang Yih-wa, who was stationTM, abandoned and the present First Lord was forced, by reason of the derful about the poraistence with the Forestry Department, said van. Keepere of refreshment the witness and knocked him not sympathize with the extrem

houses, however, circumvented down. With the a stance of 322 ists. For instance, General question and so try to keep both wings of the Liberal party quiet, standing, the Hongkong Chinese at the corner of Ice House Street the navy has never been so alrong 'as. the needs of the Empire continue to get possession of and when he called them one ran for food and drink and throw-violent and bit the witness on the Commander of the Hunan Forces.

patrons a slightly enhanced tariff Defendant then became very fed at Changtoh, was elected as set by Mr. Churchill's own promises. It will be remembered that without some offender's being There was always this difficulty This plan succeeded until the was too drunk to know what he he wrote to the Provincial Assem

day goes away but he caught the some time ago the First Lord declared the three Canadian super-heavily fined at the police court in getting chairs, when the hirere

was doing.

bly, declining the bonour con→ Dreadnoughts to be "absolutely necessary." They were not forth on account of arms or ammunition came from Queen's Gardens.

Defendant: If I had fourteen ferred on him. He is in constant coming in time, for reasons that are well known, and there was having been found on his pro

Soldiers and Loot. only one course for the Admiralty to pursue. It should immediately mises; the police are tireless in Two men were charged at the

pints of beer I ought to be drunk.communication with the Vice- have replaced them by three other ships. It had no right to their efforts to stamp out the evil. Police Curt, this morning, with

His Worship (Mr Melbourne) President, discussing the means speonlate upon the victory of any political party in any Dominion, sad yet it continues unabated. If being in unlawful possession of It is, no doubt, "a pretty theme pints?

Did you get outside fourteen of quelling the unrest. The four Garrison Commissioners of Hunan His plain duty was to prove, if only for the sake of prestigo, that the police would accept a sugges- nine gold watches, a metal watch for contemplation by the Exeter the Mother Country, while grateful for help from the Dominions, is tion from us, they would devote and two metal chains valued at Hall folk when they think, and tall fourteen pints if I had one

Defendant:-Yes, I think I had also refused to participate in the yet strong enough and resolute 'snough to ensure the adequats a little more time to making en- $300. Detective Grant who their friends that Hongkong has

course taken by the insurgents. protection of the Empire if help from the Dominions is delayed. quiries as to which big firm or prosecuted said the men were no opium divans now. We have kicked on the knee.

Sergeant 322 said he was Commissioner Tao Chung-hein," firms are responsible for the soldiers from Canton and they no licensed ones, it is true. Bat

et whom a bomb was aimed not The First Lord did not lay down three new keels. Be did 10 bringing into the Colony of there landed by the s... Ho-nam. The there are plenty of others, and knocked down in the charge room loyal to the Government all Sergeant Paterson said he was long ago and missed, has been more than accelerate the Home programme by a few months. The weapons and cartridges. But property was loot. They were there always will be. We Brit- and his uniform was torn navy is therefore three ships short owing to the dissensions in that is only by the way. The each fined $100, or in default ishers are a strange people, truly.

along Wang Chen-yi Canada. More than that, the superiority of sixty per cent. which mistake that most Chinese are three monthe.

We permit the selling of opium; my life away.

Defendant: They are swearing clog the owly

Kno

Jeu Mr. Churchill promised is not being provided. Against the 26 making, at the present moment,

chang, the

appointed bot we prohibit its buyera: con- German Dreadnoughts ready or in hand, only 39 British Dreadnoughs is in thinking that firearms are We are informed that the gregating to use it! We make it six men to get the defendant to Hunan, and he is also on intimate Sergeant Paterson said it took Investigation Commissioner to are being prepared. Britain, that is to say, is short of three shipa a sort of leveller, making one man Asiatio of the best class, aside from the three that are not forthcoming from as good as another; and it is the oil tank steamer Murex, which an opium divan; but we throw

Petroleum Company's an offence for Chinese to patronise the station.

terms with Lang Chi-kuang, the Canada. Britain's supremaoy is confined to the immediate shores duty of teachers and preachers to recently went ashore at

He was fined $15 and ordered Kuangtung Tatuh. Tien Yin- of the home country. She cannot afford to send Dreadnoughts disabuse their minds of that idea. Celebes, tas been successfully the cheap liquor shop! This is

the wide open to them the doors of to pay fifty cents compensation. chao is closely related to Heiung either to the Mediterranean or elsewhere. There are the New When once Chinese boys have refloated by the Hongkong and no plea for opium-smoking

Hei-ling and his troops stationed Zealand and the Malaya, of course, but these are gifts, and we have realised the value of physical Whampoa Dock Company's tag facilities. It is a statement of

at the west of the Tang ting Lake been told, more than once, that these gifted vessels would not culture, and have learned to use David Gillies. The vessel is the facts of the case. Has the Damage to the extent of fifty source of uneasiness to the count in estimating that sixty per cent. superiority. Meantime the their fists in good, healthy fas- now on the way to Shanghai present policy at all discouraged dollars was done to a 180 of the firm attitude of these rebellious elemente. On account Home public appears to be neglectful of this vital question. One hian, they will cease to hanker under her own steam, and will the moking of opium? Undoubt Mong-kok-tani, occupied by of these days there will be an awakening, a scare similar to that of after anything so unwholesome later come to Hongkong to uu-edly it has not. Then what is it widow, by are. The cause of the military offers, it is conjecte

that Hanan will enjoy: “armed 1908, and an immediate laying down of the necessary new keels and en ludicrously needless (in dergo repairs made necessary by for which the Hongkong Govern are was some sabes smoulder- That is the British way, but it is not the mest natisfactory way, a general way) an revolveru. ja her mishap.

Iment has had so dearly to pay?, ing in the kitoben.

Refloated.

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Government in the end prohibit

ed the smoking of opium in licensed refreshment houses.

Inconsistencies.

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Fire Outbreak.

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