For Sale..
TAKASIMA COLLIERY. JARDINE, MATHESON & Co.,
· agents.
FOR SALE
TRESH Takasima COAL, in lot to Lault purchasers. LARGE, Handpicked, Double-screened a $8 per Ton. SMALL, at $6 per Ton. Apply to
T. G. GLOVER, No. 7, Queen's Road and at East Point Hongkong, December 3, 1875,
CO DE MONTEBELLO CARTE
DBLANCHE CHAMPAGNE.
Quarts, $35 per game.(1, dozen. Finte, $18
E per cent. discount on 25 cases,
Bourbon WHISKEY,
4
$12 per onse (1 dezen.)
FOR SALE BY
HEARD & Jo.
Hongkong, June 22, 1875.
dollces w Consignees.
8. 8. ARGYLL, *
Notices to Consignees.
BRITISH BARK MARINA,
FROM LONDON,
CONSIGNEES of Cargo by the above Vessel are requested to send in their Bills of Lading to the Undersigned for countersignature, and to take immediate delivery of their Goods
Cargo impeding the discharge of the vessel, will be landed and stored at Con signees" risk and expense.
ARNHOLD, KARBERG & Co.,
Agents.
Hongkong, February 4, 1876.5) COMPAGNIN DES MESSAGERIES MARITIMES.
CON
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES,
YONSIGNEES of the following Cargo are requested to send in their Bilis of Lading to the Undersigned for counter "signature," and take immediate delivery, This Cargo has Been landed and stored at their risk and expense.
No Fire Insuranos has been effected.
G. DE CHAMPEAUX,
Acting Agent.
FROM CALOUTTA, PENANG AND SINGAPORE,
FD 1/35
¡ONSIGNEES of Cargo" by the above Steamer are hereby informed that their Goods are being landed at their risk by the Undersigned and stored at their Godowns, whence and from the Wharf and or Boats delivery may be obtained.
No Fire Insurance has been effected... Cargo remaining undelivered after the 11th Instant will be subject to rent.
Bill of Lading will be countersigned by
JARDINE, MATHESON & 06. Hongkong, February 4, 1876,
fol1
BRITISH STEAMSHIP. “CROCUS," Jor, Master, FROM LONDON VIA
SINGAPORE.
TONSIGNEES of Cargo by the above temerare cry by the above their Goods are being landed and stored at thair risk in the Godowns of the Under- ilgued, from whence delivery may be ob tained.
Consignees wishing to take their Goods from the bosts alongside the Whart, are at liberty to do so,
Goods remaining in store after the 11th ebruary will be subject to rent.
Optional Cargo will be forwarded anless notice to the contrary is given until 12
'elook on the 1st February.
Bill of Lading will be countersigned by
WM. FUSTAU & Co.,
Agente. Honkgöng, January 31, 1876,
OOBAN STEAMSHIP QOMPANY.
1
YONSIGNEES per Company's Steamer Stentor, are hereby notified that the Cargo ta being discharged into craft, and landed at the Godowns of the Undersigned, in both cases it will. He at Consignees' risk. The Cargo will be ready for delivery from Godown on and after the 8th February,
1876.
Goods undelivered after 15th February, 1876, will be subject to rent.
HUTTERFIELD & SWIRE, Agents.
felb Hongkong, February 8, 1876, FROM CALOUTTA, PENANG AND SINGAPORE.
THE
183 9. S. Hindostan, Captain T. S. GARDNER, having arrived from the Above Porta, Consignees of Cargo by her are requested to send in their Bills of Lading to the Undersigned for counter. signature and to take immediate delivery ‹ of their Goods,
Cargo impeding her discharge will be at once landed and stored at their risk gad expebas.
DAVID SASSOON, SONS & Co.,
Agents.
Hongkong, February 4, 1878.
BRITISH SHIP GRYFE, FROM LONDON.
“YONSIGNEES of Cargo by the above-
CONSIGNORE aquested to send in their Bills of Lading to the Under signed for countersignature, and to take Immediate delivery of their Goods.
Cargo impeding the discharge of the vassal, will be landed and-stored at Con-' "algness' risk and expense,
VOGEL, HAGEDOEN & Co.,
Agents, Hongkong, December 30, 1873. BRITISH BARK. COLDSTREAM, FROM LONDON,
CONSIGNEES of Cargo by the above
named Vesasi are bereby requested to rend in their Bille of Lading to the Under- signed for countersignature, and to take immediate delivery of their Goods,
Cargo impeding the disobarge of the Vessel will be landed and stored at Con signees' risk and expense,
VOGEL, HAGEDORN & Co.,
Agents Hongkong, January 19, 1876.
"YONSIGNEES" of Cargo par German
Barque IRIS, WENDY, Master,, from Hamburg, are requested to take Immediate delivery of their Goods from Blongside..
Cargo Impeding the discharge will be landed and skored at Consignees risk and Bill of Lading will be countersigned by
WE PUSTAU & Co... Agent
Hongkong, January 8. 1876.
|
Ex Donna, July 2, 1874.. 35 cases Boot.
· Ex Traoudddy, November 22, 1875. - AB No. 5.. I cane Merchandise. Ex Anadyr, January 16, 1876.
100 balas Cotton,
HM
Hongkong, February 1, 1876.
To Let
-TO-LET.
With Immediate Possession, '
WO Dwelling Houses and Offices, Nou
T1 and 16, Stanley Street, lately in the
oconpation of Messrs Kaynal & Copal
The House No. 85, Wellington Street lately in the occupation, of Messen. Ross & Co.
The Dwelling House and Offices, No. 1 Stanley Street, lately in the occupation of
for DREYER de 00.
The Dwelling House No. 13, Gage Street. The Dwelling House No. 4, Alexandra Terrace,
The Store and Dwelling House, No. 81, Queen's Road, istely in the occupation of Mim GARRETT.
The House and Office No. 8, D'Aguilar Street, lately in the occupation of Mr. Fr DEONIFAER
DOUGLAS LAPRAIK & Co, Hongkong, December 20, 1875.
TO BE LET,
THE CHINA MAIL.
PASSENGERS. ARRIVED, Par Fesso, Maners Gittan, Drew, Gair, Dalrymple, Kerr and Tennent, HE The Taotal of twatów; and 57 Chly
Per Norna, 40 Chiposo. — Per Pernambuco, 5 Chinese. Per Prosperity, 5 Uhitems," DEPARTED,Per Consolation, 40 Chinoso, To DEFART-Por Pardo, 47 Chinose.
SHIPPING REPORTS. The Britial steamer Norna reports: tine weather throughout the passage, armed
The British steamer Yego reports: from Foochow to Amoy light variable winds and foggy weather; Amoy to Swatow fresh monsoon and clear weather; Swatow to Bangkong moderate monsoon and cloudy weather. In Foothow: H.M.8, Hidge, stemmers "Kwangtung und Taken In Amny: H.G.M.8. driedns, steamers Esmeralda, Formuad and Hoshung, Str: Swatow left for Shanghai at 5pm. In Swatow; stra Ningpo and Fosshow. On afternoon of the 6th passed two steamers bound North.
The Siamesa barque Prosperity reporta: fine weather throughout the passage.
The British steamer Pernambuco reports: strong N.E monsoon and fine weather throughout.
CARGO.
For Prians, Hongkong to London, 27,000 iba. Congou Tea
POST OFFICE NOTIFICATIONS. MAILS WILL CLOSE--~
For YOKOHAMA,
Per ORISSA, at 9.30 am. on Thursday,
the 10th Inst
For SHANGHAL➡
Par STENTUR, at 11.30 am, on Thurs-
day, the 10th Imitant.
For SAIGON..
Per FERONIA, at 8 pm. Tomorrow;
the 10th Inst
For SHANGRAL
Per BATRAR at 8 p.m. To-morrow, the 10th Instant, instead of as pra MANILA
viously notified.
For
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OUTTA KUT
For
DAL
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or BINGAPORE, SOMERSET, COOK **TOWN, OLEVELAND BAY, BOW-
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For all particulars, apply to
ROBERT G. ALFORD,
Surveyor, Olub Chambers, Hongkong, January 28, 1876, 1829
TO LET
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The following will be the hour of closing
the Mails, der A
TIRST C STORAGE, GODOWNB, Wednesday, 9th Fob
on the Prays. Apply to ---
TAYLOR & THOMPSON, Hongkong, November 20, 1875,
TO LET. TTOUSE No. 6, Zetland Street.
DAVID SASSOON, SONS & Co.
- Hongkong, February 5, 1876.
To-day's ́ Advertisements.
FOR MANILA,
The Steamship,
- " ESMERALDA” will be despatched for the above Port on SATURDAY,
fel2
5 r.K., Money Order Office glossa." Fost
Offles closen except the Niour Box, which remains open all night. Thursday, 10th Febr
7 LM, Post Office opens for sale of Stamps, Registry of Letters, and- Posting of all correspondence. 10A.M., Registry of Letters ceases. 11 A.M., Post Office close except for Iste.
Letters
to
(11.10. M., Letters (but Letters only) addressed to the United Kingdom or to Singapore may be posted on payment of a Late Fee of 18 cents extra postage, antil,
11,80 a.., when the Post Office CLOSES
entirely.
ALFRED LISTER,
Postmaster General,
General Post Office. Hongkong, January 27, 1876.
#10
MAILS BY THE UNTIED STATES PACKET. The United States Mall Packet CITY OF PEKING will be despatched on TUES- DAT, the 15th Inst, at 8 r.. with the Malli
the 12th instant, at 11 am.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
A. MAGG. HEATON,
Agent Hongkong, February 9, 1876.
FOR SWATOW, AMOY & FOOCHOWALL
The Steamship
"YESSO," Captain PʊKonand, will be Ports on SUNDAY, the 13th Instant, at despatched for the shove Daylight
For Freight or Passage, apply to
DOUGLAS LAPRAIK & Co. Hongkong, February 2, 1876. feti
FOR MELBOURNE & SYDNEY.
The 41 Barque: "SPIRIT OF THE AGE? Captain JOHNSON, will have quick despatch for the above
Parts.
For Freight or Passage, apply to Hongkong, February 9, 1878.
PANAMA ROZÁRIO & Co.
WANTED.
SITUATION, by a young German, SE Servant Maid, to accompany a Lady et family en route to Europe,
Terms Free Parage Home.
Hongkong, February 9, 1876
|
General Memoranda. Finay, Feb. 11 :-
Noon. General Weekly Sale by Mears
Laas, Crawford & Co.
- 9 p.m.---Opera Comique at Fily Fall
Goods per Oremus undelivered after this
date subject to reût, Goods por Argyll widelivered after this
date subject to rent, Saturday, Feb, 12 — ̈
11am-Bamera da leaves for Manila. 3p.m.-Hindostan leaves for Bingapore,
Penang and Calcutta.. 5 pm.Argyll leaves for Singapore, - Penang and Calentta. Canada Bunday, Feb. 18-
Daylight-caso leaves for Nwatow,
Amoy and Foochow
Mojnar, Feb. 14—
Tuesday, Feb. 153–
8 p.m.-American Mail leaves for Yoko hama and San Francisco,imum nat Goode per, Stentor undelivered after this
date subject to rent. THURSDAY, Feb. 17
Noon-English-Mall leaves for Porta
of Call and Europe. 2 p.m.Meeting of Shareholders of the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Cor- person at City Hall.
No. 8987.-FEBRUARY 9, 1876.
only one local firm, and that not Eng. we should persist until we had obtained such lish, has carried to exploiter the new a settlement of the difficulties as would field of enterprise. The correspondent ensure permanent peace and security to in question may therefore remain happy
British sub cats. in the conviction that perfidious Albion Dr Little also spoke in favour of has not thus far done anything to de-appointing Residents. He was opposed prive French merchants of the chances to sanexation, but recommended “that which their Government has secured for wo hold on to what we have in Perak, them. Haiphong at present does not and retain the force there, until we were offer very great attractions
able to exact compensation for the But is not this idea of the newly, murder, and the enormous expense opened country over presenting tempta incurred. Messrs Boott and Read also tions to traders a mistakel. We cor- deprecated annexation, while Mr David tainly looked upon its opening ourselves Brown strongly opposed withdrawal at sa promising benefit to commerce in only the present moment, The Chief Justios one way the route it would afford to did not admit that such a mistake hadi trade with Western China. We never been made by the Government sa Mr. aupposed that it would offer any other Shelford asserted, and paid a high com advantages, the natives having as little pliment to the late Mr Birch's energy 2 p.m.-Bowen leaves for Cooktown, desire for Western trade as they have to and ability. The general opposition to
Sydney and Melbourne,
export the few productions natural to annexation was, however, noteworthy, the country, Nor, do we imagine, did and, as we must presume that the Straita the French Government view it in any residents know their own business far other light Haiphong was simply better than we do, this consensus of selected as a convenient place of opinion must carry much weight, The debarkation, for goods destined for Straits Times thinks that Earl CarnarvON the interior." The question is not, has been somewhat rush in committing what will Annam take from foreign himself against an annexing policy, but ers, but what new facilities are it would appear that the unofficial presented for opening up profitable com members of the local Council agree withs munication with Western China. And him. Withdrawal, it is admitted on all this point of view has, we fancy, been sides, would be most impolitic, and the somewhat overlooked by the Chamber of third alternative, that of a protective ad- Commerce. An agent sent down to ministration, seems to be the best and aiphong could tell us little that we do most popular. The journal quoted from not already know. But he might tellus a points out that such a policy would be great deal about the conditions of tran consistent with the previous action of sit. We want also further information the British Government in that part of about South Western China. A demand the world. We in Hongkong cannot of undoubtedly exists there for foreign manus sourse pretend to judge as well of what factures-especially in the matter of course in best sa those nearer the sens arms-but how can this demand be beat" of action. Annexation would have met and increased. This is a problem worth settling, and would, we fancy, be worth the trouble and cost. Annam itaolf offers little temptation. But be yond her there lies a territory rich in mineral and other wealth and quite ready to welcome the foreign trader. This fact seems worthy of attention. A thoroughly good itinerary of the route between the Gulf of Hainan and the Tas Press comments on the action taken Chinese frontier would be worth making, by the superior of a Chihsien in disgracing and we trust that before long either the latter for using torture. This was SU- public or private enterprise will soon afactory, but the story is an illustration give it un-It may will be that they Chamber of Commerce would hardly feel of what occurs too frequently in Chinese justified in bearing the expense until courts of Justice. The corruptness of their farther particulars are to hand from out officials is one source of the weakness of side sources. Bat if, as we anticipate, the present Government, and unless reforms Olaims against the Estates of Gustay these are soon forthcoming, we hope that are soon introduced by those in power, they
Tobler, Edward Parker, Edward an enterprise so interesting, both in Biobard Handley, Kwong Tham, Lam
will have the people clamouring for them. No European race would long stand the Countless abaacs of which the system ob taining in China is so prolific." The abo
3 p.m. Seventh Ordinary Annual Meet
ing of Shareholders of The Hongkong Fire Insurance Company, Limited. Ulyarez leaves for London on or abont
this date.
FRIDAY, Feb. 18
8 p.m.-Meeting of Shareholders of the China Fire Insurance Co., Limited. MONDAY, Feb. 28
Claims against the Estate of George Barty Falconer, decessed, must be sent in on or before this date. WEDNESDAY, Marchi F:-* |
3 p.m. -Occidental de Oriental 8. 5. Co.'s Steamer Oceanic leaves for Yokohams and San Francisco.-" BATURDAY, April 1¡---
Warrants against undalmed Dividends, Bonus or Interests on Victoria Firs Insurance Co, to be presented before
this date.
FRIDAY, June 80:-*:
Claims against the Estate of Diederich Heimsont, Querino Antonio Gutierras, Martin Carroll, Dora Howard, and Benry Roberta, docessed, must be *proved on or before this date. Monday, July 31-
a
Kok Cheong, Lee Ah Yon, Leang Saw Commercial, geographical, and scientific Fan, Man Chian, and a Chinaman, sense, will be undertaken under its name unknown, No, 11, deossed, must | Auspices.
be proved on or before this date.
MEMOS, FOR TO-MORROW.
Shipping.
10 am. Orisa leaves for Yokohama. Noon--French Mail leaves for Ports of
Call and Europe.
Noon-Stentor leaves for Shanghai. Batrak leaves for Shanghal, a
Miscellaneous.
Dividend of $2.50 per share of the Hong. kong Hotel Co., Limited, payable at the H. K. & S. Banking Corporation.
TO ADVERTISERS.
It is requested that all advertisements be sent, when practicable, by 4 p.ms to allow of the early issue of the paper...
seemed to us the most atisfactory and straightforward course. But when both y officials and laymen at Singapore take a different view, we may fairly conclude they have good reasons for coming to it
THE SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS,
We have already had occasion to notice lition of tortare especially is argently called the very plain language indulged in by forGiving a resume of the preparations the Straits Timas respecting the notion of made by Japan for war with Cores, it the Officials at Perak, and the latest observes that, the Japanese are evidently, ♦ isque brings us fresh comment on the name head. The language used indeed is more guarded, Nothing is said about "poltroonery & Bat premising that it has not a word to say about "the bravery and soldierly dash of both officers
determined, whatever the issue of the nego cistions with Cores may be, to be prepared for the rejection of their ultimatum. The prospect of a war seats to have become more generally popular, and doubtless many bellicose spirita will be grievously disap. pointed if Cores quietly caves in. This is, however, not so unlikely after all. It is to be hoped that it may turn out so, for it cannot be doubted that moze good would result from a peaceful settlement of the difficulty than could possibly be derived from a sanguinary and costly struggle,”
and men,” it insists that the Peruk ox- pedition per se has been a failure, it might almost say a fusco. For this state of affairs it believes that no one in par ticular is to blame, "Bat there the fact remains, the British are victorious, there is no enemy to fight, and the British retire to quarters with the enemy swarming round them, feeling keenly that they have given as much as they have got, and ready to follow hard and faat upon the footsteps of our retiring The publication of this imue commenced bravas-retiring by order of an ignorant at 6.25 p.m.
Secretary of State nine thousand miles. away." This statement seems to be un fortunately accurate, and if so deserves the anxious consideration of the Home Government. It is useless to talk about the war being over if the position is sapointment of the Duke of Edinburgh to the above described. But surely in that comand of an Iron-clad, it holds out case the responsibility is very easily bright prospects for those lads who should
THE CHINA MAIL.
HONGKONG, WEDNESDAY, FEB, 9, 1876.
THE HONGKONG NATIVE PRESS. The Chinese fast comments on the per culiarities of the different systems of oaths for Chinese witnesses English Courts. While noticing the ap
adopted in
different
For Yokohama, San Francisco, the United HONGKONG haa so seldom the opportunity defined. Either the Secretary of State be fortunate enough to get the Naval Ch
detships offered by the Foodfow Arsenal,
The Chung Ngoi San Po (the Chinese lette
States and the United Kingdom.
of hearing operatio performances, that is acting in opposition to the advice of The Post Office will be apon for the recep- there is a general feeling as to the the experienced officers on the spot, and tion of Ordinary Letters, Books, News. present opportunity not being allowed is consequently taking upon himself a papora, do,, until 2.80 p.m. quote to pass unimproved. And to this end risk which may involve the graveat con of the Daily Frem) gives insertion to a Letters can be posted on board the Packet we would urge the very able impresario sequences or, those present at Perak letter from a correspondent at Par-hot, from 2.30 pm to 2.50 p.m.on payment now in the Colony to make some efforts are advising him that withdrawal is who advocates the abolition of export duty of a Late Fee of 12 cents in addition to supply in portions of the performances politie and honourable, in which case the
to the Postage, amma
The prepayment of the Postage to all the the undoubted wart of more inatru whole blame must rest with them. It is and users that such is done in England; above places by this route is compal.mental accompaniment. M. L'Auner inconceivable that Earl Carnavon would be out-going merchandise brings SOFT. Correspondence insufficiently Cépbas is an admirable pianist, but a give such orders unless he were informed money back to the country, while incoming prepaid will be forwarded by the Eng-piano fails to fill the theatre sa milafao that adequate punishment had been in merchandise takes money out of the ish Packets. (20
torily as might be wished. And we ficted, and that all danger of further country. It mentions the hardships the Correspondenop addressed to Yokohama, arust therefore that he will endeavour disturbance was over. The Straits Times merchants are suffering from the Curtonis
and the United States must be super to give us at least one scribed par City of Peking, and that
or two aught, if possible, to ascertain how mat addressed to the United Kingdom must nights under these conditions. Weters are. It is not afraid to speak its officials who condenste anything they san be superscribed #tii San Francisco alluded also in our retent notice mind, we know, and it should endeavour possibly ash up a plea for. The writer siso ALFRED LISTER, to the absence of supernumeraries, to put the saddle on the right hores. It recommends the establishment of an in- Postmaster General, and as this merely spectacular item is will be unpleasant for General Colborne stitution similar to a foreign Chamber of
one which is easily remedied at a mini- to return to his head-quarters with the mum of expense, it will, we hope, be reputation of "having made a mean of amended. We should not make these the Perak business." But, if the facts
The Universal Circulating Herald ban remarks, did we not deem the company are as stated, auch will be the verdict au stilele on Chung How's memorial pray worthy of attention. It is because it is until bla phate in protesting against Ing for the appointment of more examilier fully up to its work that we desire to absurd orders is distinctly known. at the literary anaminations.
General Post Office, Hongkong, Feb. 4, 1876,
128
Address: Some passage, care of the MAILS BY THE ENGUIRE PAKET. China Mail Office.
The Engilih Contract Packet GWALIOR will be despatched with the Malls for Europe, do on THURSDAY, the 17th Instant. Ang The following will be the hours of closing
the Mail, den, panelet
Wednesday, 18th Inst
SHIPPING.
ARRIVALS.AR
Fab. 9, Norna, British steater, 600, Walker, Swatow Feb. 8, General (Oranges),
Kwok ACHEONG
Feb. 0, Tesso, British steamer, 669, J. E. Ponchard, Foodtion Feb. 6, Amoy 7, Swatow & General-D LAPBAIK & Co.
Feb. 9, Pernambuco, Brit, stemmer 648) William Hyde, Saigon Fob Ria Lasternis & Co
FROM LIVERPOOL, PENANG AND E. Muller, Amoy Feb. 6, Beans-Chr Feb 9, Prosperity, Siamiese barque, did,
SINGAPORE,
THE Russian Steamer Batrak having
arrived frott, the above porta, Dos -Haubia of Cargo by her are requested to loud their Bills of Lading to the Under- signed for gruntersignature, and tơ take Itumediate delivery of their Goods
Cargo impeding the discharge will be at "onde, landed and stored at their sick and
LANDSTEIN & Co.,
Agents, Bouchons Tobruary 7, 1876,
Гат Нока
DEPARTURES
Feb 1, Lemurs Lot Bato, d
1. Augusta, for Akyabi
9, Aapi, Tot Bangkok,
9. Consolation for Singapore.
CLEARAN Chdrite Andreau, for Mentsin, Nëntor for Shanqbal," Kate Waters, for Sulgun.. Hanns Fertio for Bangkolle Reethoven, fut Rougkom
& P.lt, Money Order Offos closen.
8 P.K., Fest Offled dioses except the Niour Bot, which remains open all night
Thursday, 17th Inst 2M Post on opens at sale of Blamps, Registry of Letters, and Posting of all torrespondence,
10 Artis Post Ofles oloses except for Iste
Letters Registry of Letters senses
10.13 Betters may be posted on to payment of La Fas of 18 cents
- ektra Postare until
和
its accessories suitably provided. The manager may rest assured that the course we suggest will best tend to a thoroughly successful vilik
Commerce
The debate on the question of annex ing Perak, at the last meeting of the Singapore Legislative Council would appear to have been somewhat lively, Sir William Jervois the Governor, was unable to state what policy would be We understand it is contemplated agales
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
A CORRESPONDENT of the Balgon Indepurated (6 somewhat extraordinary ad planug the Namon on the berth for Cook
pendant has addressed a letter to that mission, by the way), ant Bir Shelford tow paper, in which he points out that the arraigned the whole action of the Glov opening of Tonquin to foreign trade erament from the beginning of the affair His Eadelfancy the Tec-tal of Swalow skle during the prevalence of the N. W. mon The whole thing, he thought, had besu soon has resulted in giving Hongkong founded on a mistake, and be ban
down as a deck pastenger per Item. the first chance of opening communies that the Reddent system had not had a tion with Haiphong The writer is of Air trial Thero was, however, a good course alluding to sailing vessels as the ring in his concluding remarks lers-
11 4. which the Post Office Cubes contention, If applied to steamers, would As the Hundent had been murdered, and
Tun Agent of the O. & D...Co.In forms us that the steamer Oceania Anised
at Yokobams this morning, and falls for
1L80 Letters (but Lottem only) be absurd, He is not however, current is large fores had been sent into the country Hongkong to-morrow morning (10th) * senddrobnetk bor ille United Kingdom Faq | In his teslimption, inasmuch as seatnern to ponish fla murderer, there was no ni4 Heindist of in stikapora maý bá þóktad | only have a tot opened communioition": "ternative but to adhere to the course we had
on board the Earlier on hyment of t to that pott j and moreover it would ap- entered upon to withdraw from Parek would We understand that now capply of sphe Late Jes of 40 deute extra postage. near that the prospects, opened to trade be to allow the rulers we have driven out to sidiary coins for the Colony will be ordered
11,30 x.m.; Posting on Board oteter.
ALFRED LISTER,
General Post Office, Hourkongi Fab, 1, 1676
Poster General
for
feturn and recommence their extations and
in that direction are by no means bright on hortices whian had originally from home. They prove rush a convenir
The Chamber of Commerce has tob yeb sailed for one interferon and weld Koerance that a large quantity of sha been indubrd to send a delegate to re97 later deal to interna behin The port on them and if we mistake bolj behour of cat Brides, pams deguided that
cupeolally she jigant and 19 pens pieces,.
...
of
No. 3087-FRERUARY 0, 1876.]
THE CHINA MAIL.
carried into the mainland of China, and as | Britlal ship Birker, was fined 25 cents for above bridge. The saving thus effected in
proof of their currency in the interior, being drunk
they have reached a high-premium, while the Hongkong dollars are at a discount.
more than ten per cent.
UNLICENSED FLYING FOR HIRE. Pang Moon-it, a boatman, was charged with plying for hire without a license by Mr Wm. MoLellan, Inspector of Cargo Tax Straits Times says - There is a reboats to the Harbour Master's department He had been told to get his boat ready for port current that Hh Excellency Sir Wil-inspection towards the end of last year, in liam Drummond Jorvola has resigned. order that a new license might be granted to We do not know what truth there may be him. He did not do ao and yet continued
to ply. Fined $25. in this report, but we should not be at all surprised to find it true, and we are per fectly certain that His Excellency will
estimated at a very trifling sum par póla.
The "Cumshaw" nuisance, to which we referred in our last number, is not confined to chair woollen. The boating population men, women, and chlidren have parad- or the Battlement during the last week levying black-mail on foreigners indiscrimi nately. The women-bolder than the men have been loudest in their appeals, any in of laus value than a dollar being, ap. parently, beneath their notice.
These hard-boned daughter of Han pursued many a timid and irresolute baobelor, with a perseveranse worthy of a better cause in tunate man's private apartinents.
Garry with him the warm sympathy of the Regiment,, was charged, with making a dig. Many case ruthlessly invading the unforthe printing-press, as our readers no doubt their ignorance" but before condemning all At Kinta the troops apparently are vermilk.
Į Shanghai ; and proudly informed the Court made off before the old lady could call for is very hard for this column that they
that he was a Manchu and a "ubia-pai-ch'i help.
should have been brought all the way from jin': (a) Wille Banner man.) He was The year has opened auspiciously for India to improve the slate of Qualia Kang. searched usvertheless, in spite of his aris Shanghai when it has brought to life suck an sor, afterwards to be handed back to Malaya." were found several mure notes, fac-similua ture as the Commonwealth. But who is the be annexed it would be some slight torato preberatung, and upon las manosture to the deminen weit paper litera. If the country up to the Boraktiva whack of those he had already attempted to pass, great unknown who guides the goose-quill? Iation; but the attitude of the Home Go.. The wei-yuen in charge socordingly packed In the usual place I only find the printer's vernment seems to preclude any idea of gre him off to the Che-balen's yamên in thority, name than which none could be better part of this section of the Feninsula beiberg
But the Art preservative of all Arts alone taken over. Bu will never preserve a newspaper, and if he is The Boffs will probably remain here till We are given to understand that there only as well posted on other subjects as he relieved by the 10th, who are to be rellevan possiblity of the Ipwo beltig sequentated appears to be on The Chinese Literati, he be the Suth regiment from China, whom the Nothing has been decided hitherto, we must not object to a little eritisiam. If he will 28th from home replace. In the meantime beliers, and we are not in position to confine himself to the literati of Mission another fifty of the Bate will go down to state whether its reappearance dependatipon Schools we will not question his assertion Blanja and put things to rights there, which, ▲ DRUNKEN SOLDIER, -
pecuniary or propitiatory considerations that it is difficult to get to the bottom off if report says true, is very much required. Michael Horton, a private, H. M. 38th
remember, used to be of a somewhat reative China's man of letters he had better seek off for supplies, the buffaloes which supplied thres Settlements." If true, this action turbance in a brothel and assaulting an
disposition, and required periodical holo farther than this even though one was them at first having been all devoured or Inmate therein. He appeared to have gone will, we presume, have been taken in view there sober and returned to It drank → Hə
It is rumoured that HI, M's Government of pigs and oranges to keep it in possessed of 'superior facilities for learning, soared away by the firing. of home disapproval of bis polloy with re-sobused the inmate with haring stolen $4 seriously contemplate the erection of a flag good temper. We hope however, that the and another the son of one of the oldest and It is said that Sultan femail and his fol from her, and broke a door, Constable staff in front of the British Consulate. We they may be, will prove successful, and that the third an ordained minister. And as a Gala, a day or two before the blue-jacket present negociations, of whatsoever nature most intelligent pastors in Shanghai, and lowers with elephants passed through Chiga gard to annexing or "administering" Jones, No. 134, was called in, but he found were under the impression that one had ar the deserving object of the promoters may means to that end I would respectfully re-expedition went there. The beadman of Perak..
the defendant in Coobrane Street with his rived last summer, but it appears that be sooner or later achieved.
commend to the editor of the Commonwealth the village nover thought of mentioning such coat off He was drunk and charged the the white auta had taken possession
a careful study of the scientific instruction a trivial event when asked the whereabant second steward of the Oity of Peking with of the pale long before it became to the steward, who and the defendant in other words, the new flagstaff was the popular and sensible Viceroy of the the one thing needful for the renovation of stanach friand, and romains stammals not- given in the Uhild's Paper, which would of Ismail. And yet he, like the Che Mida - M.'s Government, We hear & rumour that Shea Pao-chan, seem to be, according to the Commonwealth (or the Sani, as she is called hare) is our stealing $4 from him. The Oopstable spoke the property of H wanted to strike a Chinaman and he pre- rotten! It le, at least, interesting to learn, Liang Klang, is abortly to be removed to a Chine. vented him. Jones, then took the soldier even at this late bour, that the matter has more important post in the Capital. The
withstanding the proximity of the Sultan. to the Station, but he was very violent, so not altogether escaped the notice of the inhabitants of Nanking will doable regret that other assistance had to be obtained. Authorities. The British flag was last seen his loss, and with reason; unless, indeed, The second steward said he was going along flying from B. B. M.'s Consulate in 1866. his place is filled by Ting Jih-changisane the following, dated 3rd January, Mesar Bush Brothers of Newchwang in a chair when the defendant ran up doined row and little Denmark exalt may well event which, we bed but as Facial or 1876-We had this pleasure on 15th 618′′ of the chair-coolica and charged him forow
Ting lately succeeded Shép az Fa-tal: of with stealing $4 from him. The steward
Fu-klen and Impestor of the Foochow and ultiaio, alues when we are without letters then made the men set down the chair and The following extraordinary letter was Kiangaan Arsenals; and being an able and from the South, although the first courier got out of it himself. He next charged the received on Monday, by the Editor of this enlightened man, it would seem a natural returned from Paking on the 28th ultimo steward with stealing the money from him, saying he was the "bor" of the house. He journal. It is herewith honour to write arrangement were he to follow his prede Business is stagnant, and we do not look had created quite an excitement. Sergeant to you by this during the day that I visited dessor a step higher. As for the post to for a revival till after China New Year.
which Shen has been appointed in Peking,
Malua.—The quotation is nominally Tis. Bayes, of the C: Company, gaye the defen- in the toe of you and obtained your we knew nothing whatever about it, but 610 to Th. 520 with slow delivery. dant a very good character. He had how-worthfull commanded since I left the time
is always satisfactory when a sensible man, Export-Large quantities of produce ever, joined only shortly before departure is also two daya now I am waiting outside and one acquainted with foreigners, is added daily arrive from the interior, but rates from Malta. Fined $8.
again but the matter in fually how it is and. anxious you kindly let me bave the infors to the roll of offcials in the metropolis; and Beancake Tia. 8.50 per 10 plecos, Peas the villago, which was found apparently much and beg you tenderly would cause me possasing an' amount of confidence! and Th. 2.78 per 300 catties, Oil Tls. 8.25 per Ross to this effect. He then landed with mation Furthermore am I wishes very wore gratified to see a man of Bhen's calibre
did this individual want - Cumshaw to possess the same as my letter before good will on the part of the Government 95 patties; Cash-Delivery in Spring either containing or mentioned,"
that results in auch very rapid promotion. Did he get it 7-Yes! and, we think, that, on obvious grounds, he fully deserved it.
Ar the Marine Court to day, H. Ryding, Book of the steamer Stentor, was charged with being absoat without leave and "ordered to forfeit 2 days' pay.
Adam Wilson, boatswain of the British barque Craigie Led, was charged with steal. ing ship's stores during the Foyage from Newcastle to Hongkong, and further with making away with ship's property since her arrival in port. The Captain said he had missed various articles during the voyage, amongst which were two or three sheets of metal, a new tarpaulin and a large anatch block. These things were under the defendant's charge, as he was boatswain of the ship-Charles Dupin, a boy on board, stated that he had seen the boats- wain, on the lith Nov., about past 2 p.m., take a bag and a chisel and go into the after hold, where the sugar was kept, and return shortly afterwards with about 6 lbs of sugar, He did not inform on hia se he was afraid, he being in the boatswain's watch. He had none of the sugar.
He on another pocasion saW some wire rigging passed up from the fore- bold, but could not say what becamos of it. Binee arriving at Hongkong on the 16th of rope (sbakings) overboardCharles Miller, an AB, gave evidence as to the rope being thrown overboard, and also three coils of wire. On one occasion long, overboard.The defendant dented He had seen him throw a plank, 20 feet the charge, and called the carpenter to support, him. The carpenter, Gilbert, and he messed with the defendant, and he had bought some sugar in Newcastle The defendant was .for his own USD.
allowed to use it, the never saw him with any sugar except that which he was alloweth, several things had Lawn missed from the ship, but he could not say who took them.The defendant ordered
and be discharged from the sli
THESTASE
with being found on the premise of Mr. Chan Atim, a servant, who was charged Moore, was again brought up, and fined
$2.
CONTRIBUTORY NEGLIGENCE, - -
What
SOOCHOW.
(Courier Correspondent.)
February 1st, 1876.
it
NEWCHWANG.
remain unusually high
COREA.
The new road in fast approaching comple tion and the stations along the route are all the surpervision of Sub-Lieut. Holme has strengthened. The stockade at Eupis under. been made a strong defence to the Eastern mouth of the Pass; as will be fouurl in another war, should the redoubt not be dis- mantled when our troops leave the countrys General Ross proceeded to. Loté Lams, on the 4th instant with 150 troops; he advanced along both banks of the river, the blue-jackets, 80 in number, in 8 boats wand up by water. The village on the right bank was disarmed without opposition. On the left bank the troops marched through
deserted. A message was sent to General
оде
his staff and 20 blue-jackets under Captain Garforth; and was joined by Lleut. Hire R.E. and 4 Goorkhas. This isolated party was surprised by armed Malays. Brigadaj Major Hawkins, two seamen and and 2 Goorkhas wounded. The Malays Goorkhas were killed, Surgeon Townsend ware eventually driven back. The village was completely destroyed, and the force Malay side is unknown, 8 dead were found on the field.
ultimo, he bad seen defendant turow a casking into collision with bis police boat, and particularly the visitor. The first day of Holt and broke open a safe containing three appointed as second envoy, people, not tally retired to Qualla Kangsa. The loss of the
Kwok Asing, a boatman, was charged by Chu Angan, a Water Policeman, with com- breaking an ear. The defendant said the complainant came right across the bows of his bost and this caused the accident, The Magistrate discharged the case, hold saggesting that each should pay one balf ing that there was no criminal offence, but the damage as contributory negligence sppeared to have existed. The defendant signified his willingness to do so.
LAROBNY.
Chan Yook Wong was remanded on a charge of stealing a box from a Chinese passenger who arrived by the Stentor from diugapore yesterday. The box which con-
(Horon Shimbun:) When people heard that Kuroda was to be sent to Corea as an envoy with full powers; On the night of January 80th me they said that the question of peace or war off to the satisfaction of everybody, more
The Races at Amoy appear to have passed thieves enterad the house of Rev. W. Erested with him. But when Inouye was or four bandred dollars. Mr Holt was understanding what this should mean, began the meeting was very enjoyable owing to the splendid weather; but on the second away from home attending the annual to make all kinds of conjectures, and rumours day, the course was heavy, both for man meeting of bis mission i but there were of all descriptions began to fly about. Some two families of Chinese in the house, and of these..represented what people really and beast, in consequence of a sharp fall of the safe on account of its great weight was thought, while others whers direnisted for both days, was extremely good, and several to break it open was made these natives made between them. We will give a few on the ground floor, so that if any attempt private purposes; but no distinotion can be rain on the previous night. The racing on cups were curried off by Boochow-owned must undoubtedly have heard the noise. specimens. evident pleasure, the favor bestowed on the the money in the safe was secure. Some ponies. Our correspondent notes, with
The missionaries thought, therefore, that Amoy turf by the ladies all of whom, with time on Sunday night, however, the 30th a very few exceptions, honoured the meet of January, the top of the safe was cut ing by being present. The heaviest bet re-open. To do this it was only necessary to ported was to the extent of $5, between two sub through a plate of wrought iron loss owners of horse foshboth canny Bete than a quarter of an inch thick and when there was a Cricket Match-Hongkong On the Thursday and Friday following, hole large enough to admit a man's hand
did not contain the money.
who greatly like inenys, and are anxious to There are some among the higher officials place him in some high position, in the Government. But us he has been under grave suspicion in relation to the Osarngawa mine affair, and has thereby lost his reputa tion among the people, his appointment to a high post will cause a great ontory, and thus A order that he might settle the Coroan affair,
and so, restore his damaged reputation."
„OOMMERCIAL.
tial Empire show a very large docrem la The statistics we published in the Cels
800 chests of Bengal Drug this year agadna the stocks of Opium as compared with lar year. There are 971 cheats of Majuu andi 3,066 and 1,726 respectively as the say time in 1875 Stooks of Shirtings and other manufactures are also on s'very mor derate scale, aud in view of the scarcity of spece, is already becomes a questing of how the next Tea and Silk crops are to be
to pay $13, the value of the misg artiolestained $66, and clothing to the value of Coast Ports-which was won by the Hong was made, the thieves found a drawerwhich he has been made the second Corean envoy in paid for. Courier and Gazette.
Mesas Hzooz & Co.'s Week Report, dated Pagoda Anchors gives the following —–
Shipping 5th Feb.,
Arrivals During the Work-Feb. 2, Yonto, from Hongkong; 2, Midge, from Cruise 3, Marie Heydora, from Amoy; 4, Taku, from Shanghai.
Departures During the Week-Jan. 28, Howsang, for Shanghai; 28, Cyclop, for Shanghai; 30, Douglia, for Hongkong.
ipping in Fort--Charlie Palmer, Lulu, Tosso, Midge, Marie Heydorn, Taku. Tax Philadelphia Bulletin editorially says: -“We have just visited and seen the Keely motor u operation, The secrets and the workings of this new engine, as well as the capacity of this new motive power or new force, have not been, and perhaps for some time will not be, fully described. One thing, however, in certain; the power used is cold vapor, it is gener ated without heat, without light, without the use of chemicals. And it may be stated, and it is stated absolutely, without fear of contradiction, that the force geuer- atod from a quart of water is sufficient of itself to propel an ocean steamer. Nor can it be limited except by the strength of the materials composing the engine in which the force is generated and applied."
kong-ites by 48 runs. A Theatrical per söö, was stolen suddenly from the comformaues on Thursday evening, was a great plainant, and the defendant was afterwards found in possession of it.
CORRESPONDENOK.
A REQUIREMENT.
To the Editor of the "CHINA MAIL."
Hongkong, February 9, 1876. S18,-Will you permit me, through your columns, to call the attention of the authori- ties to a great requirement in our municipal arrangements, viz., street latrines? There is a total absence of attention in this Colony to accommodation of this kind; and the fact is frequently remarked upon, especially by strangers. Surely the expense would not be ruinous, as two or three on the principal thoroughfares would be sufficient. Trusting the authorities may take the hint,
month.
I am, &o,
China.
FOOCBOW,
(Herald, February 3.)
A. B. 0.
ATICCOBS,
The pieces represented were "On Delicate Gretend," and "Betsey Baker." Two lady residents kindly assisted. On Friday evening, the Hongkong-ites were defeated at both bowls and billards, and sustained a further defeat on the following day, when Amoy was victorious at Roc quets. Sunday, despite the protests of a few "nuco" guid" people, was devoted to another day's outing, a monster pic-nic bringing the week's festivities to a close. The visitors speak in the highest terms, we understand, of the kindness and hospitality of the residents.
They manage some matters batter at Hongkong. For fring crackers after the prohibited hour, 235 Chinese house-holders were fined $1 each, on the 27th ultimo,
After making some severe remarks against the British Registration Tax imposition, ls not the British Government with an annual revenue of £75,000,000, about £6,000,000 of which is derived from the Tos duties alone-under some sort of obli- gation, irrespective of this petty sad most vexatious tas; to afford protection to the merchants and others through whose indus
the Herald thus concludes :—
whom the key of the sale was left went to On Monday morning a foreigner with get some of his money which he had put into the safe thinking that it would be secure there. He found both his own money and that of the Presbyterian mis sionaries, untouched 1-
KAWKİNG,
(Courier-Correspondents)!
January 21st, 1876.
One of the signs of official life in this par- tion of the Middle Kingdom is the rebuilding of the large bridge opposite the South Gate, At the time the one was built (and who
Others say:-"Kuroda is a man of a bold description, and should the Coreans insult him with any show of their pride during the negotiations, he might declare war immediately, and as this would be dangerous, Inouye, who is of a milder disposition, was Fappointed to accompany him.
Others again say Okubo has held the reins of Government during the last year, but latterly affairs have fallen into so dis- turbed a state that war with Corea has be como unavoidable. But as Okubo was pro- minent among those who opposed war with Cotes some years ago, he cannot now very
Quotations. Hongkong, Feb. 9, 1878. - OPIUM-New Pakoa, cash... 603
Snaredit, 608% Old Fatna, cashiers. credit,
New Benares, cash, 587
credit, 872) Old Benares, coal, credit,
11
New "Malwa, cain; 585
» Oredit, GRU Allowance Taels, 448 Old Malws, aah, 500 oredit, 695 Allowance Tady I a
CAMPHOR, QUICKSILVER,
knows when that was the stream was much well be made its usher, and he has there- wider than it is at present, so that it was fore secretly ordered Kawamura, Vice- necessary to have five arches. Now three Minister of the Navy, to prepare for war arches could span it easily and be both with Cores, and as Kuroda is on friendly cheaper and better, but Old Custom must terms with Okubo, he spoke as though his be carried out and hence five small arches intentions were peaceful, while his real pur- SALTPETRE. will be erected, though two of them will be pose is war. It is for this reason that the over dry land, and the others too small for vessels of the Kaitakusht have been em any large boat to go under. However, it is ployed in this mission, instead of those of employing a number of hands and so far do the Navy Department. When Ito heard ing good. While talking of the bridge what was purposed, he determined that it may mention a circumstance which occurred would not do, and, after consulting with the other day.A butoher, while standing on Kido, resolved on the appointment of Inouyé the bank looking at the men at work, and denly slipped and fell, the small of his back coming in contact with a chip of granite, which must have injured the spine, as he was unable to rise; so he was carried to s
225
Bank, 6 months' sight,
edit, 6 months sight.......
******* 3/117 on Caloutta, Bank demand,
Shanghai, domand, Bombay, demanil,
Bar Silver, 17, dwts. B
Shanghai, 30 days sight,... Sycee,
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Mexicans... English Sovereigns, Gold Leaf,... Australian Sovereigns, Discount,
Shares.
25.45
vice ambassador, and the reason why Inouyé went to Osaka a few days previous to the departure of Kuroda, was to purchase Now that H. B. M.'s 8. Midge has
bribes for the Corean officials." arrived, her gallant officers and crew will, we trust, afford the community the inestin-try and enterprise the Empire at large is slaughter-house near where he had been em- noble Japan, there is no need for this fool
Oh! in sanding an ambassador from our able privilege of witnessing a second dram- besefted 1 There are, at a rough guens,ployed. He lay there all day, and daring ish action beforehand. We see no good atie entertainment of the same excellant about 2,000 British subjects resident in the evening died. How to account for his reason for sending two envoys of such dif. character as the representation given last China and Japan (we do not include Hong death was the next difficulty but that was ferent views, and these rumeurs must sare- kong). Many of these evade payment of soon overcome when it was remembered that ly be false. Should they turn out to be the tax. Others mechanics and artisans every new bridge must have a spirit to suptrue, we doubt if the honour of this coun- Hongkong Bank, 7 per cent, prem.
grief. Therefore, as a matter of course, the ing of these two envoys must mean that China Fire Im Co., 1462% f port it, otherwise it would speedily come to try will be preserved in Cores. The send... Fire Ins. Co., $550 masons had, by working some charm, killed some profound scheme has been made by Victoria Fire Ins. Co., 370 020 the unfortunate butcher in order to obtain the Government, and the street rumours .K. & W Dock 0b, 60 % dia. his spirit to uphold their bridges. The work can now go merrily on without any fear of it are unworthy of belief.Japan Weekly Jhina Traders' Ins. Co., 1600
Union Ina, Society of Canton, $800 ever falling down, but I am given to under-
Chinese Insurance Co., $320 stand that this soul will at a great deal of THE PERAK EXPEDITION, O. & J. Marine Ins. Od., Tla 107– North Uhina Inn, Co., Tim, 860VI bitterness!" I wonder if there is any way. in China of relieving a soal from such misery The Straits Times contains, amongst a Yangtase Ing. Association, Tia 600- by paying money, so can be done in some good deal of other interesting matter, the ... de M. 8. boat Co., 5 us Countries we have read of Owing to following letter, which gives a rather unsa. Unton 8. Navigation Co., Fla. firm belief in this superstition, it has been isfactory idea of the position, boy, hanghal Steam N. Co., TIL 75 rather an anxious time since the commence Quaila Kangsor, Dec. 81. ment of the work with mothers living in the
Hongkong Hotel Co., 365 dia. neighbourhood, and as a protection against
Ohineas Imperial Loan, 2101 10/ all such spells they have sewn a piece of red cloth on one shoulder of their young hopefuls with following lines written thereon -
自速自
of discontent would be removed. -
It appears to us that the primary regis tration fee is not so much objected to although it is out of all proportion to the labour involved in preparing the certificates but the system of annual registration, and the tax which adoompanies it, will always be unpopular in an Anglo-Saxon comma- nity, possessed of a keen sense of justice and right, th
Tas Hongkong correspondent of the Cologne Gazette writes The different provinces of China contain hardly 1 per cent, of Mahommedana They are generally tran quil subjects, dress like the Uhinese, trade, and are sdmitted to the literary examina ing to this Port, with two Europeans on of argument, we will allow that all comply We hear that a Chinose pilot boat, belong.pay only $2 per sunum; but for the sake moms and to places in the public service, board, very nearly came to grief between with the Order in Council What a miser Where they live closer together, in the Tarasbout Island and the White Doya, able result i la it not plain sa day that if Bouth-west, Yuncan, and in the west, Tur during the stormy weather of last week the Government abandoned the hated im kesan, they are inclined to rebellions. In The great et exertions were necessary in post to-morrow, England would not miss Bastern Turkestan the bold Mahommedan order to get the little vessel safely into the wretched amount, and a fortile source chief, Yakoob, has already taken the title port. She in said to be badly found an a of Khan, conquered the towns of the coun- sea-going draft. ary, and expelled the Chinese garrisons. Nearly every alanobu Emperor of Uhius, The natives report that a blight bas fallen down to, Taukwong, has been obliged to on the numerous Mok-lee plantations in reconquer this province with many sucri- the neighbourhood of the Settlement. This foom. The question is now, whether the report is, to a certain extent, goof msd by armies of the Emperor Krangau will be our own observations, but it remains to be able to master the present rising, or when if the calamity is so widespread as it ther Eastern Turkestan is lost for China. is asserted to be. The fewer of the Mok The Bussians would then be the probable lea is, as most of our readers are aware, next heirs. For the present the brigand used in the preparation of Scented Tes tribes would like to form an independent. Bahommedan Stats, and have demanded help from the Sultan. The Turkish jous uni Sadayat acenses the Chinese of peraco tion of the Mahommedans, and the news has arrived here that the Sultan intends so send an embassy to Peking. The Chinese from it a reinforcement of the agitated would not like to receive it, for they fear Mabommedan elemente. At all events it would be interesting for the diplomatists at Peking to roosive a Turkish colleague.
· Police Intelligenoe. (Before James Russell, Bag.)
February, 1870.
ZAS ALLEGED THEFT.
· Robert Franklin, a seaman tunemployed, Was charged with. nåling the pucker of drunken seaman as a restaurant. It turned out however, that the seaman in question
shipmate of the defendant, in fact they were chume, and be bad requested the defendant to take care of any money he might have in ha pocket if he got drunk. The defendant was therefore discharged,
A large Swator junk, laden with a mis dellaneous cargo, was burnt at her mooring near the Long Bridge, on Sunday morning last. The fire is supposed to have been caused by an incendiary. Fortunately, the
at the time, otherwise the fire would have wind was blowing straight down the river spread and probably destroyed a number of other vessels that were moored in the same
line,
In conclusion, a few words regarding the document itself (Certificate of Registration) may not be inappropriate. In characteris ing it as utterly worthless for any practical purpose except as a bare acknowledgment of the holder being a British subject-we do not feel that we overstep the bounds of fair criticism. In the event of the holder getting into trouble with the natives up-
mince of the unruly Celestials as a copy of country, the production of such a document would have about as much effect on the (we do not as it irreverently) the China wch. Tet the holder it requested to keep it carefully, if be "would avoid delay and Inconvenience while resident or travelling.
The Provinofal Government has on band | in China." -
a few heavy pieces of modern ordnance. If the tax is to be continued, the British to get into position, if it only knew how to gible document for their money printed which, it would, we are sure, be delighted community might surely get a more intelli. susomplish that desirable end. Some of both in Chinese and Hoglish." these gune are rusting at the Mamol Ar senal, others are buried in the mud of Takao All are useless to their prosent, owners, who, ere long will, no doubt, be obliged to dispose of them as old metal.
Many of our readers may have anticed the inconveniente occasioned by the son voyatou of poles of timber through the narrow and drowded streets of the settle ment. It isay not, however, be generally known that this method of transporting timber in adopted, in preference to the
BRANDHAIF
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速呼叫 自石 承和 富尙
**** To keep the bridge from falling- *The masons rövid, a vonij
From day to day they're calling m Just let them give their own."
I noticed a paragraph in one of your issues
about the doings of wei-yuen which might
Mail.
you that the end of this campaign has be
On the last day of the year I write to tell
gun. Yesterday afternoon General Ross and Staff came up from Blange. The re sult of his conferense with General Gol Taken borne is, that it is decided that now nothing more can be done but occupy the country and endeavour, to starve the Saitan into subjection. It is very probable that you will shortly neo the Major General in Pe- nong, he having come to the conclusion that he has done all he can do. We have not much to boast of in this war | the Mai lays have decidedly done as mura barm that we have done them. The livesof Birch ́and Innes are not to be atoned for by the britning of a few flimsy hats, and the shoot. ing of a few ignorant innocent followers of the chiefs. Our object in invading the country was to capture the instigators of
Temperatare, Horezone, Feb. 0, 1976.
at Mistri, Falconer & Osi's Promla
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HOME SHIPPING.
The following a given in the London Mine Express, dated December 81
to be sold in this city. This is not to Bandes defeat, for we can call is nothing else, lies Dod, 16, W. E. Lewis, from Cardiff to the entrage, and this we have not done and Dec, 10, Hellous (er), from Bamburr to lead one to suppose that no opium is allowii do not seem likely to do. The onus of the 3 Shanghal akty
the many shops in which the drug con he wish tile force down the river, who upset | Manila,
bought there are numerous stands on the fall the preconcerted plan of campaign by Dee, 17. Lord of the Inles (tr), from Loui streets for its skich. But there are no opium | their rapid advance in total disregard of the dan to Shanghai. Cotirier & Gaestle.)
dens; those who smoke must smoke at home movements of the Indian column. It li Deo, 17, Anna from Cardif to Hono There appears to be good deal of It is tras however, that there are spiel gos diffbult to divine with what object the Long owladling going on Just now among the ing shout, and if sy ons is preclibard Chinare in the way of passing false notes grumbling against this urder of things, he is 4 gentleman froth the North, named Wane politely invited to beg to the Temen. It Wei-ohing, was recently brought up at the would seem that garrowing is not altogether French Mixed Court on A charge of having unknown in China, erpocially at this sensor purchased about ton-taels worth of peper teacher sunt, in all lady of tome may
of the year. The other evening ed oplum of a dealer named Ch'en, and tendering forged noter in payment. The years, was out making boy Now Tras was intended, the Balls had got up to Kirs Dec. 31, Oxfordshire (br), from London to accused mishamutilated Impiaanse indignation purchases #uzdan same babind, and place to first the enemy might have been hedged Oblas
party was pushed on so rapidly. It can | Deo, 29, Stad Amsterdam (str.), from 11 hardly havebeen with the bope that our troops verpool to Shang hot and Lokob i would overtake the Malayn. Bren If the Dec. 12. Neuer, from London to Hone had been overtaken, which is extremely im al kongen probable, they had always the jungle to Des 20, Rots, from Cardit to Hond followed them; 1, on the other hand, as Shanghal, Lake to and there Buropeans could not havo Dec. 80, Dlothed fatr.), from Liverpool a
easier wister routs, with a lesz to evading bele agspeed of such Goring pad fig his send overbit nyakata the other to between the two parties and would tare Dec. 81. Balted Will, for Mongkong (after
Malls.
·U: S: -MAIL LINE.
PACIFIC MAIL STRAMSHIP COMPANY.
THROUGH to NEW YORK, VIA OVERLAND RAILWAYS, AND TOUGH
............ Insurances had to bármi | sve da
QUEEN FIRE INSURANOK
COMPANYStub B
THE Undersigned as prepared to grant Policies against Fins to the extent of $45,000 a Buildings, or on Goods stored Sharing at current local rates, subject tous AT YOKOHAMA, AND SAN VANCO out of 20% on the Preminu od 2T dil "one open a legpaaralaki a Leni v EDWARD NORTON = O.,
THE 88.OITY OF PEKING" wind hope to do
leave Hongkong for San Francisco, Hongkong, January 1, 187 186 9 10 ga vis Yokohama, on TUESDAY, the 15th February, 1876, st3 P.M., taking Passengers, anil Fraight, for Japan, the United States, and Europe, &
Thrangla Passenger Tickets and `Bills of Lading: 'aru' leaned for transportation to Tokohama and other Japan. Porta, to Ban Francisco, to porta in Mexico, Central and South Amerion," and to New York and| Aurope VIA OVERHAND RAILWAYS.
A Steamer of the Mitau Blahi 8. 8. Com- pany will leave Bhanghai, via the Inland Sea Porta, about samo date, and make close connection at Yokohama A
A New York, Passengers have salestion of various lines of Steamers to England,
France and Germany.
Freight will be received on board until | 4xpump 14th-Instant. Parcel Packages "Willche rébelved at the office until 5 p.m. same day ill. Farcel Packages should be marked to address in full; value of rams is required.
For further information as to Passage and Freight, apply to the Agency of the Company, Praya West,
ASTIALL G. B. EMORY, doting Agent."
Hongkong, January 81, 1876.
STEAM FOR
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Singapore, Penang, Point de Galle,
1. Aden, Buez, Malta, Brindisi,
Ancona, Venice, Mediter- rangan Ports, Southampton er and London;
A280, Bombay, Madras, Oslontta and Australia
THE PENINSULÄKÄÄNE ÜMESTAL SEJAK
NAVIDATION COMPANY'S Steam-ship WAZIOR, Captain J.O. Basor, with Her Majesty's Mails, Passengers, Specie, and Cargo, will leave this for the above placés, THURSDAY, the 17th Instant, ai Noongue and induct a per
CARGO will be received on board until Noon 3: SPECIE and PARCELS at the Office until 2 P, x, on the 16th Idema
For particulars regarding Freight and Passage apply at the P.&O. 8, N. Co. Office, Hongkong.
CONTBETE AND VALUN OF PACKAGES
ARE REQUIRED, “
A written declaration of the Contents and Value of the Packages for the Overland Borste is required by the Egyptian Government, and must be delivered by the Shippers to the Dom- pany's Agents with the Bills of Lading, or
|
|
YANG.TSZE INSURANCE ASSOCIA
TION OF SHANGHAI,* NUM
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS; 800,000 TANKS 1
TOLI01E3 granted on Marine Riska ta
All parts of the world at ourront rates. This Association will, until further no tice, provide out of the earnings, (firms for an Interest Dividend of 15 % to Share, holders on Capital, and thereafter platzie buted among Policy holders, Annualy, in dash, All the Profits of the Underwriting Business pro rata to amount of premisty contributed.
BUSSELL & Co.,
Agents,
Hongkong, July 9, 1872,
LANCASHIRE INSUKANOK
COMPANY.
(FIRE AND LIFE.) Capital,-Two MILLIONS STERLING
EB Undersigned are prepared to grant Pozzon against the Rias of FIRE on Buildings or on Goods stored therein, on Cokin in Mataheds, on Goods on board Veste nad on Elull of Vessels in Ha bour, at the usual Terms and Condition
Proposals for Life Assurances will be res ceived, and transmitted to the Directors for their decision, Met
If required, protection will be granted on first olaas Ldves up to £1000 on * Single
For Bates of Premiums, forms of pro- posals or any other information, apply to "ARNHODE, KARBERG & Co.
Agents Hongkong & Canton, Hongkong, January 4, 1867,
THE CHINA FIRE INSURANCEÍ COMPANY, LIMITED.
HRAD OFFICE-HONGKONG,
A GENCIES at all the Treaty Forta of A. China and Japan, and at Singapore, Saigon and Penangi ango mtqurd syartij.
Elsks accepted, and Polldes of Induration granted at the rates of Fremitum aurrent at the above mentioned Porta Ahoj ig
FO CHANGE FOR
E FOR FOLICI FEEL
JAS, B. COUGHTRIE
athlon Starstorypto 150 Hongkong, November 1, 1871, englanti
'MANCHESTER FIRE ASSURANCE
COMPANY OF: MANCHESTERİSAD
AND LONDON as dos p
THE"
THE CHINA MAIL.
insurances,
THE SOUTH AUSTRALIAN INSUR DRANCH, COMPANY (ADELAIDE",
THE
em szintimations.
IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE REDUC. TION OF THE PRICE OF THE: SHANGHAI COURIER,
OHINA GAZETTE.
BAJET WILL BE THE maigned having been appointed CHEAPEST DAILY PAPER IN CHINA Agents for the above Company, injera paper bagpipins Hongkong Chips and Japan, aro prmpared en onder and aq a large m
Halen of | Marine y Isauranos, INCREASE OF CIRCULATION. London, Calette bag or AVERE SUMIRAJ
MAY BE CONFIDENTLY ANTICIRATED, - - THE Mauriting, China, and Japan at
(use all studieling Like JS ADVANTAGE TO BU ADAMSON, BELL & €65*
VICTORIA FIRE INSURANCE COM PANY OF HONGKONG LIMITED, IN LIQUIDATION..
NOTICE
A
LL Persons holding Warrants against A
unclaimed Dividends," Intereat," or Bonus, are requested to present same for payment at the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank before the 1st april, 1876, otherwise their claims will not be recognised, zamian
barber Alue: ADOLF ANDRE KUFAD, SASSOON,
Liquidators. Hongkong, December 20, 1876. apl
THE BOOTTISH IMPERIAL !
40 INSURANCE 00.
LEE Undersigned having been appointed Hat dgetyk in Hongkong, for the abovei.
nained: Company is prepared to grant Foliates against Fire, on Buildings and on Goods to the extent of £10,000, at the unual estos subject to an immediate dis count of 20 Xab bumst za g
Attention is invited to considerable reduction in Premia, for Life Insurance in China
ADVERTISE'L 8
NOTICE.
In the Goods of GEORGE BARTY FALCONER, Docsaded,
A against the above listate are requested LL Persons having any CLAIMS to send in Partionlara of the same: to the Undersigned, on or before the 28th Day of February, 1876, after which date no Claim will be recognised.
HONGKONG MARKET PRICES, Corrected to Saturday, Feb. #, 1876, At 1100 Cash par Dollar Mecošaon
Butcher Mexi
Bacon, Eng
Foochow Beef, sirloin and" Beef Corned,
Touk,
Tripe Calves', Head and Fest, Hama, An
дем English
Mutton Chop
"
#
Logs Shoulder
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And Mil Persona being indebted to the said Katata are requested to make. Imme diate Payment.
L. B. FALCONER,
“Administratrix. Hongkong, December 8, 1875.-
„HONGKONG GENERAL CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE, “
NOTICE
4
MEE Poat of Secretary being about to Tbecome vacant, Applications for the same addressed to the Chairman will be received up to the 28th Instant Balazy $1,500 per annum,*-*
* Hongkong, January 13, 1876,
75l Policies effected during the year 1875, share in the Bonus to be declared on .. • 31st December for the quinquennial period then ending. W
MGA MÁG, HEATON. Hongkong, September 27, 1875.
NORTH BRITISH & MERCANTILA
"INSURANCE COMPANY,
Incorporates by Royal Charter and Special" "Acts of Parliament,
EXTARLISHED 1809,
CAPITAL £2,000,000. ·
THE Undersigned, Asante at Hongkong The more Company, are prepared
to, grant Polladen ungainst: FIRE to the extent of £10,000 on any Buliding or Marchandise in the same, at the usual Bates, subject: son discount of 20 për cent, ei kynin zaradio salo * Luca da yaGILMAN & Co.,
Hongkong, July 6, 1675,0
ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY. TIHE Undersigned, having been appoint.
KRUPP'S DAST STEEL WORKS,
Essas (Germany)
Bole' Agent for China, FPEIL
Hongkong, Shanghai, COLOGNE (Germany)
EDITED ST N, B, Dante, P¤‚2,
Annual Subscription, postage Included,
Head Heart,
Kidne
LATOR, Fork, Chop►
*Corned
Leg,
sod),
[No. 8987.--FABEUary 9, 1876.
Lattuos, English, hand
catty
Minton
10
Mushroom, dried,
Onions, Bomb
€750-650 50.
90
15
400 800 180 160 Parley, Ohiness, 160/190
English,
120100 Potatoos, Macao,"
1402 120
1801170)
140 120
200 200
400 850 Bquash, Bottle
110
Taro,
60 Tomatoes,
60 50 Tarni, Englial
120 110
1908-70!
natty 40 30 Water Lily Roots
500 450 Water Cresa,
850 YaL
200 1604 400 360
220 200
Aleurites,
Almonds,
420 200 Apples, Diled 160 160 Bananes,
180 120
60% 50 Choanusta,
120 110 Citron,
210-100
110 100 70 50
70% 60 Daten,
120 110 gigi, Dried,
180 150 Grapes,
150 140 Ground Nutė,
160 160 Oranges, Sweet Sunwooy
Fat or Lard
170 110
Sheepe Hes
100-380
DE
Coolls
Kam Kwat
9070
1500 1200
180 130 Lichess, Driad,
180 160 Loong Ngan, Dried
110 100 Malom, Chinese
Bucking
Now Ready.
THE DHINA REVIEW,
Osponts,
VOL. IV, No. 8pz
Duaks,
Asal Dried
200 200| Pesci, Llanta
Egg, Hen
Duck Balt
100
100
Pineapples, Punti
Howle Creose,
100
100-110
800 200
Pheasants, Canton, live Pigeons,
1500
140 190 Raisi
Quail,
Snipe,
Teal
88,507
NEMEZIZOD-
The Folklore of Chins, (Continued from Partridges, (page 84:)!!
The Chinese Vernaculars,
Trip to the City of Lean 'Ubau. Legend of the Building of Paring. Chinese Explorations of the Indian Ocean during the Fifteenth Century, (Com tai timud from page 7)
An Introduction to a Batrospect of Forty Turkeys,
Years of Foreign Intercourse with
Short Notices of New Books and Literary
with Parétis; and the Company do not hold Undersigned have been appointed | Bored Arentforthe above Company, Intelligence.
themaciess responsible for any detention or prejudics, which inay happen from incorrect
ness on such declaration.
Shippers are particularly requested to note tha termi and conditions of the Company's Blask Biliasf Luding,
BE P. &0. 8. 5. Oo, reserve the option of forwarding all Goops shly- ped by their Steamers for Europe through Egypt, either by Rall, or by Canal in their own Steamers, or in vessels employed: for the purpose.
MoIVER, Juperintendent.
P&O. 8. N. Co.'s Office,
Hongkong, February 4, 1876
fel7
Agents for the above Company taze prepared to grant Insurance at our Hongkong Canton, Fousho Shanghi rinko eis af babbgeta eind out to me and Hankow, and are prepared to grant. (01) dino? 300 MELCHERS & Cogn Trisurances at current rates.
cale NurAgents, Royal Iraurance Company,
Hongkong, October, 97, 127 4.
HOLLIDAY, WISE & CO Hongkong, October 14, 1868 Eng
THE LONDON ASSURANCE.
INCORPORATED, BY. ROYAL CHARTER
****Intimations,
COAL DEPOT.
Steamers by the Undersigned p
His Majesty King George The First, Orders may beuleft atthe Godowns,
4 D1 1720
Wanobijs with My Jo Blaczanoge, or Laoga An Von, Kwongmire, Praya, Boston
Notes and Quaries on Eastern Matters --- Torture in British and Chinese Prisonte Uhinese Jessamine. Bells
The Natural story of Chines Red as a Festive Colour.z Books Wanted, Exchanges, &ro.
Crabe,
70 60
120 110 Bugar O
140 190 Tamarinda,
800 450 Walnuts, zow
850 850 Water Chertonta, -
110 100 Allspice
90 80 Bran,
200 180 Butter,
MiscellaneoTE
60 50 Candled Orange Peel,
2018
42848932 7 - 8 8 8 &
10
400 850 200 160
400
170 180
BO 20
4080
800 830
250. 150
80
280
100 50
1100 750
209-180-
30, 25
60 100
250 200 1800
600 400
battley 750 700:
760 700
Bream
Сагр Codfisk, salt Congor Eel,
Dace,
supplied to
China Mail Office, Hongkong, January 11, 1876,
Dog Fish, Eels,
Fresh Fish, Large Small
ON SALE
Frog,
90 80
100 110
Capera, 80 70 Charcoal, 110 80 120 110 100 80 Dutch, 200 150 Cinnamon,
Cheese, American
English,
Garoupa,
250 200 160 150
THE
Garnet
.90
80 Clover,
Herrings, small
-80
TO
Coconut Oil
bottle
180 120 Coffee,
Mackerel, Mulist,
80 110100
Curry Powder
Firewood,
110 100
WILLIAM FREDERICK MATERA) -
100 100
Oysters,
Pric#1: #Bardot
Parrot Fish,
140 130
Perch
100/20
110 100
Occidental & Oriental Steam-Trend having been appointed as a liquids LANDSTEIN & 06.
Ship Company.
TAKING THROUGH CARGO AND PASSENGERS FOR THE UNITED "STATES AND EUROPE,
IN CONNECTION
TADA 36
WITH THE
CENTRAL and UNION PACIFIC AND CONNECTING BAILROAD COMPANIES
ATLANTIC STEAMERS,
Agents for above Corporation are prepared to grant Insurances as follows temi eroy Marine Department seen uue Policies at curren ATUNCI M
rates payable either hare, in London or at the principal Ports of India, Chins and Australia
Fire Department Pollades issued for long or short periods at current vaten discount of 20 % allowed,
ante que vĽáfa Department,
issued for suma not exceeding £5,000 on reasonable ferme mag kak But MCHOLLIDAY, WISE & 06, Hongkong, July 28011879, 9/29 3
CHINESE INSURANCE COMPANY.
CLIMITED)
NOTICE
TEUS. & for Bez Arandisso, via Ye patched Ban Yoko hama, on WEDNESDAY, the 1st March at 8 p.m., taking Cargo and Passengers for Japan, the United States and Europa,
Connection is mads at Yokohams, with POLICIES granted at current rates on Steamers from Shanghai,
Marine Raks to all parts of the World, Freight will be received on Board until In accordance with the Company Articles 4p.m. of 20th Instant. Parcel Packages of Association, Two Thirds of the Prosta will be received at the Office until 6p.mare distributed annually to Contributors, same day all Parcel Packages should be whether Shardholders or not, in proportion marked to address in full; value of same to the natt amount of Premis contributed is required.
by sach, the remaining third being darried to Reserve Fund
Return Passage Tickets avaliable for 6 months are issued at a reduction of 30 per sent on regular rates.
For further information as to Freight tr Passage, apply to the Agency of the Company, Prays Wante
G. B. EMORY, deting Agent, ..., Hongkong, February 9, 1876. thel
TRANSLATION, MAM KH OCUMENTS Translated from Erazisk
Dito Grass and GentaR
Or from Garian, CHINESE (097
AKKOR, SPANISH, ZAVARA THE ITALIAN OF FORTUGUESE, ** túto kranen, by kompetent handa.
Bosnal attention paid to PROTEST, EXTENDED PRozeste, and other Documents Containing NACHIDAL ENGINEERING, OF other Tronkical Termi.
Bio Terrus for intropsar languageil in
per legal follo, in M (1.00
Spa
santa made for Chinese An indonk or lengthy doendante in other
TAMARANSLATION I
Care of China Mail Old.
Menghing, January 6, 1574
OLYPHANT & Co
General Agenti,
Hongkong, April 17, 1976.
YANGTZE INSURANCE ASSOCIA TION OF SHANGHAI,
NOTION
A
AFTER 100 date, the abaré Amodation will allow a Brokerage of Thirty. three and One Third per cent, Local Risks only,
RUSSEL & CA
Hongkong, June 9, 1874,
MANOHESTER VIBE: ABST
COMPANTS
1111. Undersigned Agend Directare, sütkertang them to late to the extent of 2210,000 on anyone clamrish; ok to the extent of EIND adjoining risks at oneti
Hongkong, November 1, 1876.
myl
OHINESE READER'S MANUAL
A Biographical, Live
torionly Mythological" and General Presen
Lobsters, ince efor Literary Reference, DER
PILOTAGE, de TESSELS inward bound car Secure Pl«/ te löká from Beef:Island, from this date. Qutiradia botando Vessels. I can secure FIRST CLASS ELLOTS by applying to (the Undersigned at Ersya Central. No. 99/-
The Flat-bonte Fings in New Bat the main-mulige aevad varm splund Yow yard Lak ezrod, vilknya kalo HB, STUÁRIZS
Hongkong, April 8, 18782
J CHINA MAZI?! Orion Pomfret,
Prawnay
140 120 Citron,
140 180
Shan
THE PATENT IMPROVED ROBEY MINING ENGINE. Book Fish,
$1500-20
Salmon, Canton
10 10
800
Salt Flah
110 80
Shark
80 70
Shrimps,
Skate
Snapper,
Patent Engines are as follows i
SKAL TEST Com,
EA HAPRTY AND ECONOUT IN WORKING. CREAM SAVISH OF TURDA
Bolos, Fresh Teneb,
Turbo
Turtles, Small,
White ball,
Vegetable
Asparagus
Bainboo Shoota, you!
Bestiny aprout,
brosd
French
Reet root.
Cabbage, MadaOj
110 100
250 200 150 250 220
400 350
150
100
1000 000
1700 1800
-950-300
1800 1800
Pearl Ba
100
90 Pepper (whole)
100 90
Pickles
130 120
Chitn
2701930 900
20015
85 20
200 180
$100
botila
500
Vermicbill UKGara
On bagy White, Cas
Carr 9ts, frush
Celery ChinesS,
gine is free from all the obj-diiona that can be urred fr
thes for Permanent work because it posses the Chilies, Dri
lynging, and at the same time tutkihajtáik sáz
4ime and expansa in fizing.
Preserved
te Hors-power alway
Gliger
opilation to the SOLE MANUY STUNNON (
Green 1 Bir young
Printed and
BAIK
RODDY & 001, Lincoln, England.
in better
800 980
250 200
AB00150
800 350
11h 402 B00 250