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Hongkong Weekly Press

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China Overland Trade Report.

VOL. LXIV.]

CONTENTS.

Epitome.

Leading Articles :--

HONGKONG, MONDAY, 26тя NOVEMBER, 1906,

PAGK 353

Chinese Topics

..354

China's One Step Forward

354

Cases Deserving Deportation

.355

Banking in the Philippines...

35.5

The Chinese Imperial Post

356

Russo-Japanese Relations

356

British Consular Service

337

Hongkong Sanitary Board

Supreme Court

3.57 34

Marine Court

Chinese and Birth Registration

Infringement of Trade Mark

Mr. R. Houghton's Dehth

Corinthian Yacht Club

No. 21

On Nov. 22nd the Danish salvage steamer Protector commenced operations which it is

Hongkong Weekly Press. Boped will be successful in refloating the French

HONGKONG OFFICE: 10A, Des Vœux ROADCI LONDON OFFICE: 131, FLEET STREKT, E.C.

ARRIVAL OF MAILS.

The German Mail of 23rd October arrived, per the ss. Prin: Regent Luitpold, on Wednes. 33 day. the 21st November.

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36%

33

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Oxford Local Examinations. July, 1906

364

Viceroy Shum

364

A Tale of the Sea

361

Kowloon Dock Extensions...

Hongkong's New G. O. C.

361 365

Heungshan Refloated

Companies:-

Dairy Firm Company. Ltd....

FAR EASTERN NEWS.

The Municipal Council of Shanghai has 365 ordered from Messrs. Howarth, Erskine & Co.

two steel bridges costing $220,000.

365 36

in

On Nov. 16th the police and employees in the 345 Registrar-General's office started work

connection with the taking of the census.

365

366 366 3.0 366 Bef 367 367

A large junk entering Shanghai on Novem. ber 20th, and crowded with Chinese, capsized in the Huangpu. About sixty were drowned.

H.M. 8's Fame and Handy have proceeded to Kumchuk to assist in towing off H.M. S 367 gunboat Robin ashore on a sand bank there. 368 368 368

The International Cotton Company, Ltd.

Correspondence

Indians Warned off Vancouver

Canton

Macao

Typhoon Committee

The German and Japanese Affray at Shanghai

Min ng Hights in Shansi

European Dealers and Chinese Taste

Interesting Horse Case at hanghai.......

The Sagar Industry in Formosa

Interesting Chinese Decrees

Broker and Lawyer

Chinese Railway Loan

New Treaty of Commerce

368

A Successful Japanese Speculator

369

Luggage Inspection at Shanghai

Chinese Retrogression

369 369

Review

369

Departure of the Fleet

369

Miscellaneous..

.369

Commercial

Shipping

BIRTHS.

370 372

On November 13th, at Shanghai, the wife of W. F. BICHARD, of a son.

On November 15th, at Shanghai, the wife of A. W. BURKILL, of a son.

On November 19th, the wife of Rev. R. A. PARKF8, Shanghai, of a son,

On November 19th, at Shanghai, to Mr. and Mrs. J. C. SHENGLE a daughter.

On November 19th, at Shanghai, the wife of J. E. B. INCH, of a son.

MARRIAGES.

On November 10th, at Shanghai, FREDERICK WILLIAM STEWART to MARGARET SLACK.

On November 17th, at the Roman Catholic Cathedral, Hongkong, by the Rev. Fr. P. de Gabardi, JOAO JOAQUIM, fourth son of the late ANTONIO DOS REMEDIOS, of Hongkong,

to

Rinderpest has broken out among the cattle kept by the French mission at Pokfolum It is reported that one has died and three are sick. The Rev Ll. Lloyd has issued & subscription list to raise funds for the purpose of erecting a brass tablet to the memory of Bishop Hoare in the Foochow Church,

The Shanghai Municipal Council aunounces its willingness to admit a body of one hundred Chinese Volunteers under foreign officers as a unit of the local defence forca.

It is reported that an action for libel instituted by the Scriety of Jesus in Tientsin against the China Times will be heard next month in Tientsinefore Mr. Justice Bourne,

The international walking match took place mud. The English representatives were first, at Shanghai on November 25th in rain” and

the French 8. cond, and the Scotch third.

The contract for the lease by Korea to Japan of Chinhai Bay, which is to be used as a naval port, was signed on the 12th ult. The land will be taken over by the Japanese authorities early next. March.

An influential Chinese and foreign committee is being formed at Shanghai to organize relief for the famine stricken people of North Kiangsu,

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torpedo boat Frande. When this task is com. pleted the Protector is expected to attempt to

refloat the s.s. Petrarch,

The Osaka Spinning Company has received an order to supply khaki nuiforms for three divisions of the army of the Viceroy Yuan, According to the Jiji the Chinese military anthorities intend using this material for the clothing of all Chinese troops.

A Chiuaman employed at the China Borneo Company's sawmills at Mongkok met his While carrying a of

death there on Nov. 21st. load of wood he slipped and fell ou one the huge circular saws, which cut bis head open, death being instantaneous.

A very daring robbery was perpetrated at Messrs. Falconer's premises early on November 24th. The thief succeeded in breaking a sida window and abstracted three watches without the watchman being his

aware of

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movements. Whether the latter asleep or temporarily absent is not apparent, but the incident is a serious reflection on the utility of some watchmen. The police are making inquiries but up to the present have obtained no clue as to the thief or thieves.

Africa, arrived bere from Shanghai by the A Chinaman recently returned frora South Choysmny and engaged quarters at a boarding house in Centre Street. He bad £6) on hia person, and apparently had been exhibiting it, for two coolies are alleged to have relieved him of the money yesterday. When he discovered his loss it is stated that he atticked the two with a knife, inflicting, it is feared, fatal injuries on the one, and minor wounds on the other. Five men have been arrested in connection with the affair.

It is reported from Peking that by the abolition and amalgamation of the various Boards and departments which recently oime

within the

metropolitan official system, no less than fourteen scope of the reforms of the hundred secretaries. clerks, scribes and petty officers belonging to the Boards and depart- ments concerned have to wait appointment to the provinces. or other metropolitan depart- the aulucky people to draw in consequence of ments. In the meantime there is no salary for which there is much discontent in Peking.

The China Times remarks:-Sir Robert Hart recently appointed Mr. Konovaloff, a young Russian with nine years' service, Chief cecretary of the Imperial Maritime Customs, a post ranking is importance after that of the Deputy Inspector General. The Inspector. General has appointed Mr. Cheung Yok-tong, Chinese olerk of 3rd class A. employed in the to be Commissioner in charge at Yatung, in succession to Mr. Henderson-even more rapid promotion than that of Mr. Konovaloff.

EPICARIDES MARIA (NHONHA), younger daughter Spasmodic rioting continues there among the Iobtang Customs at a salary of 70 taels a month

of Mr. ALFREDO MARIA ROZA PEREIRA of Hong kong.

On November 14th. at Shanghai, VIRGINIA, the beloved wife of A. R. MADEIRA.

DEATHS.

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On November 15th, at Victoria Hospital, ANNIE

distressed population.

The 8.8. Mongolia, having been thoroughly repaired and placed in good order and condition, will again go on the route taking up her regular | sailing date as per schedule leaving San

via usual ports of call.

The incorporation of the Tokyo and Osaka Sugar Refining Companies was approved at

M. COYLE, the dearly beloved wife of J. COYLE of | Francisco on December 21st for Hoogkone special general meetings of the respective con.

Public Works Department.

On November 16th, at Weiheiwei, ANNIE ELIZABETH VICTORIA, beloved wife of DUNCAN CLARK.

On November 19th, at Shanghai, KITA, daugh- ter of I. r. and Mrs. J. A. URQUHART, aged 7

weeks.

On November 23rd, at 31 Seymour Road, A. H. BANKER, wife of the late WILLIAM SWALLOW Banker, of Newchwang, aged 60 years.

It will interest the travelling public to learn that Messrs. Thos. Cook and Son, the well- kuown tourist agents are about to open branches in China and Japan. The chief office will be in Hongkong, and Mr. Norman F. Blanch who has been appointed general agent for China and Japan, has already arrived in the Colony to make the necessary arrangements.

cerns on Nov. 5th. The necessary procedure for the incorporation was gone through on Nov. 11th, and the business will be conducted after this date under the style of the Dai Nippon Seito Kaisha (Great Japan Sugar Refining Company). We understand that the proposed incorporation of the Dairi Sugar Refining Mill has not come about, the terms proposed by the latter concern being disapproved of by the incorporated company,

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