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the commercial life of this district. The socialaida of the question is discussed by persons residing in the province, persona who have studled the situation in this chronological development.
Mr. Roy C. Bagnett is the special editor of this issue, price Weekly Half a century ago foaling be81, published by the to quote prices for best quali- y freshly mined SILIMPOPON tween France and China wazed in Arsage Edward VII,
Shanghai. COAL, trimmed into Bunkers at very bitter. The former was con- SERATTIK or SANDAKAN solidating her colonies in the Far
Mr. Ernest Raymond scored British North Borneo) or to East, and collisions on the border sontract for regular Bunker Sup-between Tonking, on the one side, such a prompt success last year plies for 5 or 12 months at favour-and Kwangsi and Yunnan, on the with "Tell England" that his other, were often attended by new novel, "Rossean!” (Castell, Steamers calling at SEBATTIK barbarity, Better feeling prevails 7. 63. net), has to be julged by a › SANDAKAN exclusively for to-day, but passibly a tinge of old high standard. As in his previous colours the in-novel, Mr. Raymond traces his Bunkers are exempt from pay-remembrances ment of onlinary Port Charges.fromative description given by hero's career from schooldays, The minimum draft of water me.abriella M. Vassal in her and the public school and private YUDDALĪu school scenes are written with longside the Company's Wharto
Young Sebattik is 28 feet at low water (Heinemann, 103, 63).
sympathy and insight. Mmo Vassal, the wife of Rossanal, about whose parentage Spring Tide Charts of Cowie Bay (Sebattik Harbour) and ang French Army officer, has had there is some mystery, after drib London clerk, and required information concerning number of sears experience of days as
already happier days, in which loves the port can be bad on applica- Indo-China, and has
written of Annam. Some time comes to him out of what hid back she spent the summer in been nearly a tragedy, as a young Yunnan'u, the capital of Yunnan, act.oolmaster, launchas on adron. which enclosed by mountain ture further afield. returning at
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Burma, Tibet, Tonking. The The author has again achieved situation of Yuonsofu makes it
PASSENGERS DEPARTED.
a place for interesting sights, and Mme, Vassal contrived to see her fair share of them..
| considerable success.
Mrs. Margaret Deland takes for Her description of the country the theme of her new story." The is attractive. Life at the French Vehement Flame" (Murray, 78. and British Consulates also ap.), the tragedy arising out of amusing. the marriage of a young inan and pears to have been
woman 20 years his senior.
recovered. never
Per T. K. K. 2. TENYO M. Mr. & Mrs. F. A. Babcock, Miss Velma P. Batrock, Miss Birdie E. Babcock, Mis M. Bottema, But the undoubted fascination of ļa Mr. W J. Cramer, Mrs. Chin the town was marred by its dirt But the tragedy of the married lite Shee, Mr. Go Hung Yow, Master and squalor. The visitor confesses of Maurice Curtis and his wife. Gen Sruk Doon. Master Geethat she received a shock to her Eleanor, was not an inevitable one. Sruk Hung. Mr. Geo Chuck faith in hygiene from which it There is love between them, and Since the disparity in years would not Kwan, Maj. R. Logaya Mr. S. has W. Jones, Mrs. Jong Shee. Wr. peeping into a Chinese home she have mattered had it not been for whether the terrible jealousy that sprang S. Kuroda, Mr. Lau Fa Ting, has often wondered
as al-up in Eleanor's soul-the jealousy is "really Mr. Lau Chun Kwong. Mr. Lim cleanliness
that grew from fear of her grestest | Shee, Mr. Louie Bow Ton. Mr important as we make out. Lig Yee Cak, Mr. Cipriano D
It was a celief to her to die rival, youth, and from s succeed- Bernardo, Mr. & Mr. Ramon cover the relative tidiness of ing self-love and self-pity that Corpus, Mr. H. B. Furlong, Mrs. Annanese quarter, yet in justi gradual stied all that was desirable in her lie. It is a long
H. B. Furlong, Mr. M. Hatami, she allows that the Chinese Mr. I. Miya, Mr. T. Maerla. Mrs, contribute must of the colour book, almost too long for Eleanor's and unhappiness A. Mitarsi, Ar. Ng Wing Mr.to Yunnanfu. Other travellers self-torment
ai
Quang Fan, Mr. Rim Tian Poo, before me. Vassal have wonder become a lile wearisome Eng Comm. & Mrs. Campbell fed, and not in the East on 5, why times. The story is written with Samson, Mr. K. Shinoda.-M. & clour boull so often accompany evident sincerity and understand. Mr. H. Todaki, Mr. S. Tanaka, dirt and drabness seem inseparing.
CONTROL OF THE
C. E. RAILWAY.
Inter-Allied Board's Function Ends.
Mr. T. Wright, Mr. & Mrs. Wong able from sanitary virtue.
The Chinese, as they are Tes Lai Cho, Mr. Wang L'zm. Met Wook Wai Kong, Mr. Woo Fook presented in Yunnanfu, Failed o On, Mr. Woo Kue Kee. Mr. Jas.impress Mme. Vassal favourably
e-remontil K. Westerfield, "Mr. J. H. Kuns-She was bored at a man, Mr. Edward, Kiuilau. Miss feast at the Governor's Palace. Agnes Kaawa, Mr. & Mrs. Frank except when his second wife was V. Luiz. Mr. H. C. Mahn. Misallowed by the first wife to make! A. Mencke, Mr. Jose Mantas,ja transient and embarrassed ap Mr. J. A. McClain, Mr Victor pearance; while at the Chinese McCain Mr. E. McClain, M.. theatre she satisfied herself that C. McClain, Miss G. McClain, they are a prople who delight inpeditionary force in the C.E. FL Master. R. McClain, Mr. James cruely for its own sake, K. Mackenzie, Miss T. Mat-airly her experience in the box samura, Mr. T. Matsuo, Mr. M. of honour was both unusual and Mukai, Miss A. G. Raine, Mr.jdisagreeable. To begin with, the Josa V. Reyes. Miss J. Van box was over the orchestra, were Schelvon, Mr. & S. Tapia, Miss four men made as much noise as Marie Vlachos, M. S. Watanabe, possible on a drum and other members
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area at Harbin gave a farewell banquet at the Railway Club, Harbin, this month, which was at rended by upwards of 300 guests, including the Consular Body, the directors of the C.ER. and the of the Inter-Allied struments. Then the greater Technical Board. The Japanese part of the stage entertainment Commander announced that, dur was composed of the realisticing the course of the current performance of a large variety of month, all the Japanese troops would be withdrawn from Harbin A small They heard later that this and the CER. area, performance was 90 rare that Japanese military mission, with a they ought to consider themselves few guards, alone remaining. lucky to have seen it. Tre Now that the Japanese are native audience enjoyed it hearti-bout to evacuate the railway ly. Their eager. crual expres-area, the Inter-Allied Technical sions, their glistening eyes feasz Board are also preparing to with- ing on the scene of blood, were draw, their function as stipulated as horrible as the performance by the agreement arranged by the Allied Powers having come itself he remarks.
Thus the entire pro- During the war the Germans to an end. were active in Yunnan. From testion of the Chinese Eastern Yunnanfu they hoped to spread Railway falls upon the shoulders UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMS. PEAK. TRAMWAYS CO., LTD.
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Sept. Ed. 11h 00m-Warning 13 to Hongkong, Coast Ports, &c~~ Depression or typhoon in Lat. 15 N. Long. 125 E, direction unknown, position uncertain.
Oct. 6d. 11h. 03m.-PressUTE bas increased moderately over
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N.E. Japan and slightly at Gusta | H.K. Observatory, Oct. 6. 194 It has decreased slightly-arother
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Hongkong Rainfall for the bours ending at 10 am. to-day, h.. 20.00 iach. Total since January m 3 17 24 18 66.94 inches, against an
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