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KEEPERAMEN

LORD BURNHAM

THE SITUATION IN CHINA

THE HONGKO

SHARK MARKET. QUOTATIONS.

favis" Press Tributes.

(Router'e Sarrios 25-The “Tsing:aph.”y

Landon, Esosired January 11.

Is Chan Kwing-ming.

Concerned r

While all still remains quiet at. Canton, it is reported that there The newspapers pay warm has been fighting of "wortsat tributes to the late Lord Burn-Tamahui, from which the rebels! bam, whom they describe as "the have now been driven back. It Grand 013 Man of British is still denied that any serious;

fighting has yet taken place at Journalism."

Their Majesties have telegraph-Wai Chow. ed their sympathy with the family.

ST. PAUL'S

W

Suffering from Senile Decay.

London, Bacsired January 11. St. Paul's Cathedral is suffering from * aanile decay." The build ing is in a graver condition than ever before, socording to a state mentianed by Canon Alexander, the Church Treasurer, who renew the appeal for funds to consoli date the piers and battresses Two years ago £70,000 was asked for, but the war interrupted the Sow of subscriptions and only half was obtained.

OBITUARY.

Sir Samuel Way.

London Rose Gol The death is announced of the Right Bon, Sir Samuel J. Way, Chief Justion of South Australia since 1876.

A ramour, spread some time sizce to the effect that Chan Kwing-wing, who succeeded Wa Hon-man as Governor General of Canton, is concerned in the pre- sart unrest is still repeated with Fome amount of obstinacy by

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SOME OF OUR

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DRIPPING,

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GORNED TONGUES,

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WHICH CANNOT BE EXCELLED FOR QUALITY.

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COMPANY LIMITED.

The following is the approri- mats statement of Traffic Receipts for the week ending January 8,

of the Chiness. Chaa Kving-mine, it will be re- membered, escaped Malay States, via Hongkong, after any Chur-krong entered Cantor in August 1913, and his anb sequent movements bare scarcely interested Hongkong people. Ws beliere he was last heard of in Java, though, last year the belief was current among some of the Chinese that he had veatured on

In their declaration to the | 1916-- trip to Paris and was the guest

* We do so for of a Chiasse curio-dealer in that city. However that may be, the people, they say

The Five story goes that he is now in Macao diplomatic reasons." and has even been seen in Hong-Powers tendered their advice for This Year: kong, but at present it very mach fear of internal disturbance in our Last Year:

connuy. Thus," satisfy our Increase: lacks confirmation.

diplomatic relations, there would Decrease: Oo enquiry a the Chinese appear no better plan than the Maritime Castoms Office this prevention of internal disturb. aftercoon, var representativeance. Now Tangsod Jen have dons ascertained that there have been just the opposite thing instead Chinese of preventing internal disturbance wo further raids on Customs Stations, both taking in order to consolidate

diplomatic relations, they created place yesterday afternoon,

Early in the afternoon, a band internal disturbance to

Two Further Raids.

oar

Beceipts for week. -$10,554

9,875 681

PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.

THE CHINESE TELEGRAFE

ADMINISTRATION.

WIRELESS SERVICE.

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NOTICE is hereby given to all parties concerned that the Ad- ministration's new WIRELESS TELEGRAPE STATION FOOCHOW will be open for general public correspondence with ships at sea on and after the lat. of January, 1916.

With regard to the handling of radiotelegrams the Station governed by the R les of the In-

Per es. Cordillere from Yar temational Radiotelegraphic-Con-

Dubrezil M

The deceased was appointed of Chinese men, apparently be-pics-e our diplomatic relations-seille etc, first Lieut-Governor of South longing to the same c'ass as these. Do they mean to cheat the friend- Australia in 1892, has adminis-ho made the raid on the Customsly nations? Do they mean to Briand Mr and Mrs tered the Government of South Station at Shatankok a few days cheat our patriotic people? - Carriere Mr and Mrs D Australis many times, and beago, Fise the Long-an-hales they be mad and foolish, who Docroiset M came the first. Representative of Station, which is about three miles can believe them? Their idea Dorizon M the Australasian Colonies on the from the Shan-chan River, and is must be that, being aware of the Dupont M Judicial Committee of the Privy in charge of an Englishman fear of internal disturbance by Frophey Mrs E

the friendly countries and of the Frupil M tamed Harrisos.

During the afternoon, the rob- daily precautions taken by the Lawett Mrs EC bers also raided Shatsu Station Government against internal dis-Martalet M about seven miles away, which is turbance, they purposely created Meur Mrs Le ander the supervision of another this internal disturbance most Nachbaur M

nation, Risser Y

Council in 1897.]

INTERESTING WEDDING. Englishman, named Cooper. The detrimental

to

robbers took everything of value I Tang, Jen away from both stations, but possessed there were no casualties.

COUNCIL OF STATE'S

MEMORIAL.

our

snd athers Sommer Mr. and Mrs the least love for their country, they would never have acted in this way. As they have intentionally created internal disturbance this time, they became persons abandoned by the whole nation and unworthy

TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS,

to be treated as citizens of China. THE CHINESE TELEGRAPH

This is their first great crime.

Yust's Answer.

Yasa's reply to this memorial trads as followe

Tang Chi-yao and Jen Ko-cheng are prayed as twice to become Em-

ADMINISTRATION.

WIRELESS SERVICE.

vention of 1912 and the Service Regulations appertaining thereto

The rates applic-bleto wireless messages may be obtained on application to the Telegraph Office.

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The entire charge for wireless messages must be collected from the Senders.

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For the convenience of Ship Stations the following informa tion is supplied ---- Name

Nationality: Geographical posi- tion: Longitude.

Latitude

Call Signal: Normal Range in Nautical miles:

phic

Radiotelegra- System used with the nature of trans- mitting system

Wave Lengths

in metres: Nature of Service performed:

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600, 1200, 1600, 2100, Public radio- telegraphic service with Ship Stations and other Coast Stations in China.

A very quiet wedding took place at St. Andrew's Church, Kowloon, yesterday, when the contracting parties were Mr. William Edwards Harton, of Hankow, China, younger can of

Yaan Shih-kal's Reply. Mr. and the late Mr. Walter Hazaton, of Norwch England,

The memorial of the Peking and Madge, daughter of Mr. and Mr. George Swarbrick, of Council of State, drafted on De “Chatswood," Sydney, N.S. Wcember 23 reada na follows :

In the circalar telegram of Tang The officiating minister was the Bay. N.C.Pope. The bride, who snd Jen, it is stated that the had just arrived in the Colony Powers have interfered to the from Australis, was given away great consternation of the people

NOTICE is hereby given to all by Captain Carter of the a. and that there is doubt as to

peror and ascend the Throne at an parties concerned that the Ad-

Working hours Eastern After the ceremony the where the blame for foreign 88 early date in esraeet and truthful ministration's new WIRELESS

aChina Coast time: happy couple left for Macso,gression should be laid, etc.

It is manifest that all friendly ones. In their telegrams dated TELEGRAPH STATION

opened for 8 hours East of where the honeymoon is being

Powers wish to maintain good prior to the 21st (December), they FOOCHOW

Coast Charres spent.

relations and have not the slightest reported there were rebels secret-general public correspondence Greenwich):

with ships at sea on and from the ly spreading sedition in Yunnan,

oper Frc. 0.50 intention to interfere. Yet Tang but as they had taken very string- 1st of January, 1915,

With regard to the handling of N.B-The promptest attention to and Jen falsely spread the news ent precsations, no possible out-radiotelegrams the station is call is easured by the ships using of interference and loudly probreak could happen. Yet scarcely governed by the Rules of the

a sending wave-length of 600 claim foreign aggression. Thei

Radiotelegraphic metres, For being in unlawful posses idea is to cause our people to feel decade (of days) have passed international sion of dangerous goods, namely sadden misapprehension 33 re and they have changed their Convention of 1912 and the Ser- four sticks of dynamite, without a licence from the C.SP. at 14 gards the friendly sentiments minds. Teal Ao, at the begin-vice Regulations appertaining GRAPH ADMINISTRATION.

of foreign countries, and to ping of the discussion of the thereto.

form of government

The rates applicable to wireless Bestow Street, woman brought before Mr. J. B. Woodcreste disquiet and confusion

lar and

near, thereby giving rise sembled military officers of messages may be obtained on ap at the Police Court this morning to complications and ill-feeling is high rank to a meeting and him- plication to the Telegraph Office. When the case was first called, diplomatic relations, jeopardising self was the foremost to sign his The entire charge for wireless Mr. Otto Kong Sing, who appear the interest of the nation and name in advocacy of a constitu- messages must be collected from tional monarchy. He obtained For the convenience of Ship

WANTED IN TWO COURTS.

W3:

ed for the defendant said that tha

necessitating precautionary me

the Senders.

WE

8 am to 10 pm.

FOR THE CHINESE TELE-

C. W. MARK.

Manager.

Hongkong, 7th January, 19.6.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

HE Undersigned has received

woman was the plaintiff in a casa sures by the Government. More leave to attend to his health Stations the followinginformationstruction to sell by Pub

abroad.

FRIDAY

the 14th January (916 commencing at 11, a.m.

Why did he secretly is supplied:- at the Supreme Court which was

Hever, friendly nations, in tender- coming on at 10 o'clock, therefore asked for a remand billing their advice, reiterated their proceed to Xancan? Anybow, Names Foochow He Auction on

declaration that it was not inter-Tang Chi-yao and Jen Ko-cheng, NationalityChinese 12 o'clock. This was granted.

ference. There is no question of who are responsible for the safety Geographical position=

bat who have Longitude......119" 18" E- When the case came up for foreign aggression at all. Never of the territory,

Call Signal: IOW hearing later the accused was sheless, Tang and Jen themselves been unable to uphold their Latitude 25° 7′′ N, discharged.

whether they were acting under coercion or whether others had fabricated the rale.

VOLUNTEER RESERVE

atate is to be interference, to the authority, are truly blameable, Normal Range in 650 by day;

antenn.“

Nautical miles: 1,300 by night. greatest humiliation of the nation. Now, there was no trouble in

Radiotelegraphic Telefunken" System used with-singing quen- Chips until Tang and Jen started

Tang Chi-yeo, Kai-Wa Chiang- the nature of trans-ched spark. OBDERS.

it. It appears as if they werS afraid of the sheance of inter- chun, and Jen Ko-cheng, GoT mitting system: 5 K. W. in the

ernor of Yunnan, are both hereby data. ference and wouble, so they must hired of their official ranks Wave-lengthsin metres: 600, 1209, 160, 2100, HK.V.R. Order No. 3, issued needs create the trouble by a to-day by Major Wakeman, Com-revolt so as to shake and con- and deprived of their posts as well manding HK.VIR., state buy found the popular mind. True se of their ranks of nobility and Nature of Service Public radio-

performed: maritoricus deccéations, and are Farndes for Wednesday the patriote, even holding somewhat ordered to wait for investigation 12th instant at 5.15 p.m.

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