Hong Kong Telegraph 1904-03-28

Hong Kong Telegraph 1904-03-28

Year: 1904

THE LAROUR QUESTION. The movement against the introduction of Chinese labour into the Transvaal has almost attained national dimensions. The subject has deeply stirred up the British people at home, and at many meetings or ganised against the proposal the conduct of the Government on the matter has been strongly censured. ONE fatal case of plague (Chinese) qccurred to-day at Salisbury Avenue, Tsim Sha Tsui district. OPERATIONS on an extensive scale are about to be carried out by the whole of the troops in. THE British battleships and cruisers left the harbour at two o'clock this afternoon and proceeded. MR. W. J. Tutcher, assistant superintendent of the Botanical and Afforestation Department. PLAYING under Association rules on Saturday afternoon the navy league teams from the. CHINESE FOR SOUTH AFRICA. LIGHT BLUES WIN. THE BOAT RACE. CANTON STEAMERS DELAYED. INSPECTION BY THE VICEROY. The Russian Tea Import. France and the Vatican. Result of the Grand National. The Near East. The Russian Fleet. The War. The Japanese in British Columbia. The University Boat Race. VESSELS FOR NEWCHWANG. THE FRENCH PAPER ON NEUTRALITY. THE SITUATION IN KOREA. THE SHIMOSE EXPLOSIVE. THE S. S. "HAIMUN."