668
THE HONGKONG GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 1ST AUGUST, 1885.
1. Food (of employés and patients),.
F
2. Salaries,
3. Medicines,
4. Sick-rcom Expenses,.
5. Stationery,
6. Cemetery,
7. Sundries,..
8. Insurance,
9. Crown Rent,
10. Interest,
11. Police Taxes,..........
12. Repairs,
EXPENDITURE.
Tls.
c.
1,383
1 8
5
3,615 9
2,841 6 5 6 2,293
416
2,310 6
921 1 9
159
180
382
8
251
2,724 2
13 0 10,080
663 3
0
2 00 10 10 30 JHO∞ = 10 10 20 505
ATOGIOF+OGO-NO-M
6
9 0
400044 PC H -GN== 0) JAN 09 2
13. Building Expenses,
14. Furniture,
15. Land Property,
16. Medical Students,
17. Expenses of Wong Tái-ch'o, travelling through the 4 lower prefectures (of the Canton
Province) for the purpose of gratuitous vaccination,
272 7
-T
Total,....
.TIs.
28,517 6
Value of 4 Houses, Nos. 86, 88, 90, and 92. Queen's Road West,
10,080 0
Total,.........
Tls.
18,437 6 5 0
Total of Receipts,
Tls. M. C. 7.
.116,510 0 6 I
Deduct total of Expenses,
28,517 6 5 0
Balance in hand,
..........................Tls. 87,992
4 1
STATEMENT OF ASSETS.
1. Deposit in the Hongkong & Shanghai Bank,
2.
"
3.
""
Yik Lung Bank, Hung U Bank,
4. Value of 11 Houses bought,
5. Balance in hands of the Directors and Subscriptions not yet paid,..........
C.
Tls. 40,053 9 3,600 0 1,944 0 0 0 36,072 0
~OOOOT
0000-
0
6,322 4 1 1
Total of Assets,
................................... Tis. 87,992 3
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GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION.-No. 305.
The following Hydrographic Notices are published for general information.
By Command,
FREDERICK STEWART,
Acting Colonial Secretary,
Colonial Secretary's Office, Hongkong, 1st August, 1885.
[This is in substitution for the Notice, bearing the same number and date, published in the Gazette of 25th ultimo.j
Government of Japan.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
(No. 3.)
GON-GEN SPIT BUOY.
Notice is hereby given that a Buoy has been moored to mark the end of the spit called "Gon-gen-no-su" in the Bas of Handa, Owari, which stretches in a W. S. W. direction from Gon-gen-no-hana" (point with a single tree) the extreme west point of the eastern shore of Handa Bay,
The Buoy is painted Red and is surmounted by a spherical cage, the top of which stands 10 feet above sea level. It is in 5 fathoms, Low Water, Spring Tides.
The Buoy bears from the single tree S. 75° W. true, distant about 1 mile. The Buoy should be passed to westward,
Tokio, July 1st, 1885.
COUNT SASAKI TAKAYUKI, Minister of Kobushe,