For Sale.
MacEWEN, FRICKEL & Co.
No. 69, Queen's Hload East, (OPPOSITE THE COMMISSARIAT),
RE NOW LANDING, EX
BRITISH BARQUE
"STILLWATER." :
Entertainment.
POSITIVELY. THE LAST NIGHT!
R
G. CHIARINI'S
THE CHINA MAIL.
kong, Mr C. Taylor; from Marscillos, Mr |
cola
To-day's Advertisements: Kurobe, Mr and Mrs Hefkir, and Mr Lan-
FOR MANILA FIA AMOY.
The Steamship
"Diamante," Captain CULLEN, will.be despatched for the above OYALTALIA NPort on MONDAY, the 5th 'Inst, at 4 p.m.
CIRCUS For Freight or Passage, apply to
́RUSSELL & Co..” Hongkong, June 3, 1882,
AND
DEVOE'S NONPARIEL PERFORMING ANIMALS!
BRILLIANT KEROSINE OIL.
150° test.
SPARTAN COOKING
STOVES.
FAIRBANKS SCALES.
OAKUM.
TAR.
TURPENTINE.
EX "AMERICAN MAIL."
ALIFORNIA
C
RACKER
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OMPANY'S BISCUITS in
Chucked WHEAT.
tina, and loose. Alphabetical DIS-
JUMS.
Fancy Sweet Mixed
BISCUITS. Ginger CAKES. Soda BISCUITS.
Oyster BISCUITS.
OATMEAL.
HOMINY
TOPOCAN BUTTER.
CORNMBAL.
Eastern and Californian CHEESE.
Boneless CODFISH:
Primo HAMS and BACON
Eagle Brand Condensed MILK.
PEACH and APPLE BUTTER. Pickled OX-TONGUES.
Family PIG-PORK in kegs and pieces. Paragon MACKEREL in & bentia. Boat Ideal SALMON in th cans. Cutting's Dessort FRUITS in 2 b cans.
Assorted Canned VEGETABLES. Potted SAUSAGE and Sanaago
MEAT.
"
11
Stuffed PEPPERS.
Assorted PICKLES. MINCEMEAT.
COME HONEY Original Frames. Richardson & Robbin's Colebrated Potted
MEATS. Richardson & Robbin's Curried OYSTERS.
Lunch TONGUE. McCarty's Sugar LEMONADE.
1
Clam CHOWDER
Smoked SALMON.
Groen TURTLE in 23 th cans.
40.,
800.
300,
A LARGE ASSORTMENT, OF STORES, including
TEYESONEAU'S DESSERT FRUITS.
ALMONDS and RAISINS.
PICNIC TONGUES.
COCOATINA.
VAN HOUTEN'S COCOA.
LIBIO's & Err's COCOA FRENCH PLUMS
PATE DE FOIE GRAS
MINCEHEAT.
SAUSAGES.
BRAWN.
ISIGNY BUTTER.
DANISH BUTTER. BREAKFAST TONGUES.
ANCHOVIES.
ASPARAGUS,
SOUPS, &c.
WINES AND SPIRITS. CHAMPAGNES
HIEDBECK'S MONOPOLE & WHITE
SEAL.
VEUVE CLIQUOT PONSARDIN. JULES MUMM & Co., pinto & quarts.
CLARETS-
CHATEAU MARGAUX. CHATEAU LA ROŠE, pints & quarta CHATEAU LAFITE,
1EES GRAVES,
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BREAKFAST CLARET,|
SHERRIES & PORT-
SACCONE'S MANZANILLA & AMON-
TILLADO.
Saccone's OLD INVALID PORT
(1848).
HUNT'S PORT.
BRANDY, WHISKY, LIQUEURS, &C.
1 and 3-star HENNESSY'S BRANDY. ́ ́ BISQUIT DUBOUCHE & Co.'s BRANDY. FINEST OLD BOURBON WHISKY. KISAHAN'S LL WHISKY, ROYAL GLENDEE WHISKY. CHARTREUSE.
MARASCHINO.
CURACAO.
THIS EVENING, at 9 p.m.
Have you seen this Excellent Exhibition ?
Have you seen the First-class Artists of this Combination i
Have you seen the Extraordinary Sagacity
of the Hurses of this Company,...
collected in different parts of the world by
Siguor CHIARINI
Have you seen tho Formidable Animals raduced to the moet satisfactory state of dreility!
Have you seen the Royal Bengal Tigors
and the Tamer in the Den, and the performing Flopliants?
Have you soon the Uniform Manner in which the Performances are conducted and the
decorum
and good order i
Have you seen the Announcement of the Last Day
of this Company
Have you seen all the Different Species
of Animals at the Menagerie ?
Well, if you have NOT, you had better do it THIS NIGUT, and satisfy yourself that this is the best exhibition of its kind that ever visited this
part of the world.
REMEMBER THIS NIGHT IS
POSITIVELY THE LAST
NIGHT
L. MAYA,
Hongkong, June 3, 1882.
THEATRE
at Noon.
neso,
For Jeddah, for Amoy, 300 Chinese, Por Curiabrooke, for Singapore, 051 Chi-
TO DIPARE. Per Galley of Lorne, for Singapore, 20 Chinese.
and 300 Ciēness.
Por Diamants, for Amoy, 3 Europeans, Per Thales, for Cosut Ports, 5 Europeans, je5 and 300 Chinese,..
FOR BANGKOK.
The Steamship
**Sury Wongs," Capt. RADEMACHES, will bo despatched for the above Port on TUESDAY, the 6th Instant,
For Freight or Passage, apply to
SIEMSSEN & O
Agents, Hongkong, June 3, 1882.
jeb
FOR PORTLAND (OREGON.)
The Steamship
Devonshire,"
Captain FERVIS, will be despatched for the above Port on THURSDAY, the 8th Instant, at 4 p.m.
For Freight, apply to
ROZARIO & Co. Hongkong, Jane 3, 1882,
Je
Not Responsible for Debts. Nether the Captain, the Agenta, ter Owners will be Responsible for any Debt contracted by the Officers or Crere of the following Vessels, during their stay in Hongkong Harbour:
BYLGIA, Geruan barque, Captain F. À. Anderson. Captain.
C. T. Hook, British steamer, Capt. W: Jarvis.--Arnhold, Karberg & Co.
COREA, British barque, Captain Philip Ahier,-Arnhold, Karberg & Co.
FEI LUNG, British steamer, Capt. W. N. Allison. Order.
GANGE, British steamer, Captain A. N. Blaik.-Order.
HOTSPUR, British barque, Captain E, Z. Bunje-A. G. Morris.
LENNOX, British steamer, Captain D. Scott.Jardino, Motheson & Co.
Lavis STONE, German barque, Capt. H Stellena.Siemssen & Co.
RAJANATTIANUHAR, Brit, stemmer, Capt. W. Y. Hunter.-Yuen Fat Hong.
ST. DRUG, French barque, Captain F. Durand-Captain.
SHIPPING REPORTS.
The British steamer Lennox reports: Left Calcutta May 18th, Sandheads 10th, arrived Penang 24th, and left 25th; arrived Singapore 27th, and left 28th. Bad wes- ther in. Boy of Bengal, fight winds and showery weather in China Sea.
The British steamer Diamante reports: Had moderate S. W. winds and squally was ther first et; latter part light N.E. winds
part; fine weather. The British corrotta Comus Met the Sarpedon on the 20th Mayports p.m., main shaft broken, Achilles took her in tow. Shaft had been broken for last 20 The British ateamer Hethew reports: Fine weather and smooth sea throughout the passage.
MEMOS. FOR TO-MORROW. Shipping,
[No. 5890-JUNE 3, 1882.
corns aggregates £2,000,000, and the value audience was woll-sustained throughout. An of goods manufactured was nearly £3,000,000 afternoon performance was given to-day,
Daylight.—Thalce Janves for Coset Ports, annum. There are upwards of 5,000 | which was very well attended. We under looms in Bengal, and the average earning stand that the company will again porform RELIGIOUS SERVICES ---
per loom exceeds £550. Wo learn that the on Monday,
ST. JOHN'S CATHEDRAL ROV. C. M. Vaughan, R.N, Moining Service 11.30, Evening 5.30 (s short service). Holy Com. munion every Sunday, except the 2nd and 4th in the month.
Military Service. Rev. J. Ost, Acting Military Chaplain. Parade Service st
Holy Communion on the second and fourth Sundays at the conclusion of the Parailo Servies.
AM.
UNION CHURCH.-Soldiers' Servicent 6.45 A.N. Morning Service, 11 ..Rov, 2. P.M. overy Sunday, with communion. J. John Colvillo.--Divine Service in Chinese, first Sunday of every month, --Rev, C. J. Edge.
ST. PETER'E CHURCH, for SEAMEN, &c. Rov. J. Ost, Chaplain. Service at G FM. Holy Communion after Servies on the third free.
value of gunny bags held in stock at the
for
very
20
go of the year was war that on Ear British aboumar Achilles reports of jute is just now lower than it has
youre, while the price of bags is arm" Loft Liverpool April 15th, experienced su that the prospects of this industry for the variable weather to Port Said. Arcived current year are very satisfactory. Many sub- stitutes have been proposed and tried for the April 28th, loft Suez May 1st, arrived Pe- jute fibre, notably thefafetone, which is found hang on 20th, left Penang on 22nd: arrived in a wild state in many parts of Europe, Singapore al 24th, left Bingapore on 26th. particularly France and Italy, and also in- On the 29th at 4 pm, 650 miles from digenous in South America, but with little benefit. The jute fibre has recently Hongkong, came up with the O. §. 8. Co.'s attained an extraordinary valve.
Islands, has spread to the Southern United at 10 pm June 2nd, and brought her into on only in Tadin and the Sunda her in tow and anchored off Lamma Island cultivation of the plant, which was formerly arredon with mluft broken, took
Stotos, Brazil, Australis, New Caledonia, port on the morning of the 3rd; experienced
light variable winds with N.E. swell. Mauritius, Guiana, Algeria, and and the present production of the fibro ceeds the half of that of cotton.
grows in of the plants of the joto ulton Sports We hear from Perak of the death of In- Formosa, and is thenco exported to
to the spector Toomey, formerly connected with Coast Ports of Chins for the manufacture of rope and cord; but as in the Customs the Police Force here, as Detective Ser Tarif it is classed with grass cloth-fibre geant. He proceeded to Singapore, some under "Hemp," it is difficult to arrive at eighteen months or two years ago, it will be any conclusions in reference to the pro- ST. STEPHEN'S MISSION CHURCH-RAY..duction of this article in other parts of the remembered, as Inspector, and then went The British steamer Japan reports:
on to Penang, whence he removed to Parak After learing Singapore experienced light J. B. Ost, and Rev. Lo Sam Yuen. (All Chinese Empire.
only a month or two ago. Bis death at variable winds and fine weather throughout. Services in Chinese.) Morning Prayer:—
quite an early age will be regretted by all Sanday, the 28th May at 65 p.n, Litany, inte Communion; and Sernion, at passed
tho S. S. Stirling Castle, 20 miles 11A.M. Bible Claas, at 3 P. Pronching,
who know him horo. An indefatigable North of Pedro Blance. On Thursday, the at 6.30 r.. Holy Communion, 1st Sunday
offleet and a popular friend amongst his 1st Juns at 8 a.m., passed the S. S. Gin Chinese month.
bound South in lat. 14.03 N., long. ogie
GERMAN BETHESDA CHAPEL.-Service in
follow offcials and those with whom he 119.13 E.
the Gorman language, by Rev. W. Louis,
came in contact outside, he will not be soon The British steamer Rajinaitienular re-every Sunday, at half-pret ten A., in the
forgotten. ports: Light variable winds and fine won Chapo! of the Berlin Foundling House, ther. May 28th, passed S. 8. Ashington West Point. bound North. S. S. Consolation arrived at Ko-si-chang at noon on 27th May.
hours.
On
CARGO.
For British barjae Centurion, sailed on the 1st June, for London:-408 tubs Cam- phor, 371 pkga Merchandise, 342 pkgs! Canes, 1,575 pkga. Preserves, 9,542 baga Sugar, 200 casks Soy, and 5,787 caess Cas xi.
POST OFFICE NOTICES.
MAILS will close:--
For FOOCHOW.".
Per Benarty, at 9 a.in., on Sunday, the
4th inst For SHANGHAL-
Per Top-Nan, at 9 a.m. To-morrow, the
4th inst.
For SINGAPORE AND NEW YORK—
Per Galley of Lorne, at 9a.m, To-morrow,
the 4th inak
STILL WATER, British barjae, Captain J.For AMOY AND MANILA.- L. Delap-Douglas Laprak & Co.
Tartar, British steamer, Capt. WOW. Gould.-Adamason, Bell & Co.
XENIA, American barque, Captain N. E Reynolds.-Captain.
SHIPPING.
ARRIVALS.
Jume 2, Lennor, British steamer, 1327. Scott, Calcutta May 18, Sandheade 19, Pe- nang 2h, and Singapore 28, General.-JAB DINE, MATHESON & Co.
Secretary,
June 2, Fei Lung, British steamer, 752, W: N. Allison, Saigon May 20, Rica:- јаб
ORDER.
Jane 3, Diamante, British steamer, 514, ROYAL R. F. Caller, Manila May 31, General.
RUSSELL & Co.
FIRST APPEARANCE OF
12 ARTISTA
June 3, Comme, H. M. corvette, 2383,
BANDMANN COMBINATION James W. East, Singapore May 23,
For Positively TWO NIGHTS Only! TUESDAY, June 6th, HAMLET
WEDNESDAY, June 7th, MERCHANT OF VENICE." Dependent on arrival of English Mail
from SHANGHAL.
Tickets and Plan at KELLY & WALSH'S Prices, Dress Circle, $3; Stalls, 82; Pit, $1.
Hongkong, June 1, 1882.
je8
Juna 3, 9 a.m., Hothow, British steamer, 896, T. Shaw, Wahu May 29, Rice.- BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE.
Jone 3, Too-Nan, Chinese steamer, from Whampoa.
Juno 3, Adilles, British stoarner, 1528, C. Anderson, Liverpool April 15, via Penang and Singapore May 26, Geroral. -BUTTER FIELD & SWIRE:
June 3, Sarpedon, British steamers 1591, J. Ward, London April 9; via Singapore May 24, General.-BUTTERFIELD & SWISS
June 3, Galley of Lorne, British ateamor, 1380, Branthwaite, Amoy June 3, Ten and
To-day's Advertisements. General Russzei & Co.
DIRECT ROUTE TO AUSTRALIA. FOR PORT DARWIN, COOKTOWN, TOWNSVILLE, BRISBANE, SYDNEY
AND MELBOURNE. Taking through Cargo and Passengers for ADELAIDE, at NEW ZEALAND PORTS and NEW CALEDONIA,).
The Steamship
"Nelson," Captain Taos, will be despatched as above on or shout SATURDAY, the 17th Instant, at 4 p.m.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
GEO, R. STEVENS & Co.,
Agents. Hongkong, June 3, 1889.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
FROM CALCUTTA, PENANG AND SINGAPORE.
Japan, Captain T. g.
THE Steamship Japa
June 3, Japan, British steamer, 1866, T. 8. Gardner, Calcutta May 18, Sandheads 19. Penatig 25, and Singapore 28, 1,833 cheats Opium, 9,510 bales Cotton, 1,085 6,000 pkgs. Sundries.-DAVID SASHDON, bales Gunnies, 3,452 bags Saltpetre, ant
SONS & Co.
June 3, Rajanattianuhar, British str., 793, W. Y. Hunter, Bangkok May 27, General-Yos FAT HONG.
DEPARTURES. June 3, San Francisco, for Tientsin.
3, Jeddah, for Amoy,
- Hothow, for Canton.
Per Diamante, at 3.30 p.m.; ou Monday,
the 6th inst.
Für STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, BOM- BAY, ADEN, SUEZ, PORT SAID, AND TRIESTE,
Per Helios, at 3.30 p.m., on Monday, the
Dth inst
For STRAITS AND BOMBAY.—
LONDON MISSION CHATEL, Queen's Road West-Hongkong Christian Association Service for Seamen, Bunday and Thursday, 7:30 F.M
ST. JOSEPH'S CUTECH, Garden Rond.- 8.M. Mass and Sermon, 5.30 F. ing Service, Benediction.
MEMOS. FOR MONDAY.
Shipping.
REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.
(SUPPLIED TO THE "Chiya Maik.”]
(Per E. E. & O. Telegraph Co.'s Line.)
THE EGYPTIAN CRISIS,
LONDON, June 2.
In the French Chamber of Depotier M. Even-Freycinet etated that there was no question of the intervention of French troops in Egypt, and that European concert was the sole guarantee of a peaceful solution of the present difficultios.
4 p.m.-Iraniante leaves for Manila. 4 p.m.-Helios leaves for Straits, &c.
THE
HONGKONG DISPENSARY, Established 4.D. 1841.
香港大藥房
A. S. WATSON & Co.,
FAMILY & DISPENSING CHEMISTS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS,
IMPORTERS >
OF
DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES, NURSERY REVI SITES, TOILET REQUISITES, ENGLISH, AMERICAN, AND FRENCH-PATENT MEDICINES. MANUFACTURERS-
OF
Per Geelong, at 3.30 p.m., on Friday, the Soda Water, Lemonade, Tonic Water,
Oth June.
For NAGASAKI AND KOBE.-
Per Suhida Maru, at 3.30 p.m., on Fri-
day, the 9th June.
For NAGASAKI AND YOKOHAMA.-
Per Sundu, at 11.30a.m., on Saturday,
the 10th June.
Quotations, HONGKONG, June 8 OPIUM-Now Patua, caah,...$595
OM
New Benares, cash,... 5924 Old
ash, 575
New Malwa, cradit,... 640 Allowance, Tack 64, Old Malwa, credit,... 080 Allowance, Tuels 48'
Bank, Wira,...
15
Demand,
Exchange.
3/4
3/0
3/0
3/10
3710
30 days sight,.... 4 months' sight, Credits, Documentary
4 months' sight, 3/105 India, Wire
demand, Shanghai, demand,
14 30 days' sight, private 78 Gold Leaf, 904 fina
$27.90 $5.30 Sovereigns,
-
Shares.
(For Shire Quotations, ace Page 4) Temperature,
Gingerade, Potass Water, Sarsaparilla Water, and ather Aerated Watera.
The Manufactory is under direct and continuous European Supervision. Hongkong, June 1, 1876.
BIRTHS.
LOCAL AND GENERAL. The next ENGLISH MALL, per the P. & U. Co.'s steamer Kaiser-Hind, may be expected to arrive here on Thursday next, the 8th inst. It brings dates to the 4th ultimo.
The P. M. stemmer City of Peking may be
Jooked for hore about the 14th June.
ORDER OF HERVICE AT THE CATHEDRAL.
TRINITY SUNDAY, JUNE 4TH. Matine :-Processional Hymn, 242; Ve- nite, No. 6; Paulmis, 26 and 27: To Daum Glow; Jubilate, Garrett; St. Athanasins Creed, Monotone Gloria 161 Anthem "Ye shall dwell in the load No. 60; Kyrie, IV; Hyma, 163; Hymu, (Offertory) 160,
Evensong-Psalms, 28, 31 Magnifica, 165; Nune Dimituà, 81; Hyman, 162; Byron, 23.
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TELEGRAMS for Bangkok can go forward by mail closing at Singapore at 11 am, on Monday, the 5th inst.
The Kaiser-i-Hind, with the next English mail, left Singapore for Honghong this morning at 9 o'clock,
Two of the crew of the British barque Stillwater named Hubbard and Dyer, the latter of whom was one of the complainants in the case which was heard in the Marine Court on Wednesday last, appeared at the Police Court this morning, on a staminona, to answer a charge of assault, proferred against them hy, Andrew McCord, steward of the same veand. Mr Caldwell, from the
ofice of Messrs Brereton & Wotton, ap peared for the complainant, and applied for a ramand, in order to have the witnesses for the defence on shore when the case was being tried. The application was acceded to by the Magistrate, H G. Thomsolt, Eng., who remanded the case until Monday morning, personal bail being allowed enck of the accused in the sum of 820. PRIVATE advices from Singapore state that Mr Lewis James Fraser, senior partner in the firm of Maclaine, Fraser & Co., which recently suspended payment for $35,000, is charged under the section of the Penal Cođe which deals with cheating. No was arrested at the instance of two of the Banks, and after being brought bofore the Magis trate once or twice, was allowed bail in
$25,000. Only the first day's preliminary examination had been made up to the date of these advices, and nothing definite was known as to the specific charges which tho Banks allege against him. Only one witness, THE agents (Besars Siomasson & Co.) inform Mr. Dougal, Acting Manager of the Chary no that the D. D. E. 8. 8. Lydia Loft Singstered Bank of India, Australia, and China,
pare for Hongkong to-day.
On the 91st April, at 101, Fulham-road, 8. W., the Wife of LawIS H. MOULE, Com We are requested to state that the Mass at mander F.&O. §. N. Co., of a Daughter.
Ou the 26th April, at Maunton, East the St. Joseph's Church, Gardens Road, Shoun, the Wife ai. Captain MoNTsou F. will in future be at 8 o'clock instead of. at OMKANNEY, late Royal Engineers, of a 9, and will continuo so during the summer Daughter.
mouths: MARRIAGES.
On the 30th March, at St. John's Church, We have received to-day Nos. 1 and 2, of
Roorkeo, N.W.P., India, by the Rev. F.
H. T. Hoppner, Lieut. H. S: G. Had the fourth year of the Berista del Lino Cien B.S.C., 14th Sikis, third Son of Colonel tifco, Artistico y Literario de Manila; they Hall, Royal Artillery, to HARRIETTE EMMA, contain several woll-written scientific ar- Youngest Daughter of Major J. M. HewsoX),
late Paymaster 54th (The Dontshire) Reticles. giment
had been examined, and his evidence had
that the charges reveal the suspicion that not been published up to date. It is said the accused (L. J. Fraser) had obtained advance from the Chartered Bank, and also from the Chartered Mercantile Bank, upon the samo goods in godown; While beon adopted as regards the Oriental the same questionable expedient had Bank and the Hongkong Bank. Tho case promises to be a long and important
one, asit could not well fail to be, consider-
ing the interests and amount involved.
On the 20th April, at St. Mary Abbotts, SENHOR Rodriguez, Spanish minister to The arm was one of the oldest established Kensington, by the Rev, R. S. Blofeld; ricar of Ormesby, Norfolk, JAMES T. Jauvis, of Ladbroke square, W., to Luer CATHARINE, Daughter of William Lockhart, F.R.U.S., of Graaville-park, Blackheath.
DEATHS
Peking, goes by the French mail to Shang-in Singapore, having traded there for over hai, where he will meet Mr Von Brandt, fifty years; and much ayropathy is felt, the German minister. We understand they amongst the community generally at its will proceed to Coron, whole all the downfall and at the position to which one ministers asem to be converging
༔་་བདག་
At Wellington Cottage, Portobello, on the 15th April, auddenly, ÅLELÄNDER AITKEN, eldest son of John MacDonald T Regent, Siamese man-of-war steamer, flate of the Patent Slip, Hongkong),
of the leading merchanta for a long tims has been brought
450 tons, Captain Sleigh, when leaving the Or the 24th) Mr Fulerton asked the Under- On the 20th April, at 37, Rua d'Arrabida, harlour, this morning, went on shore be Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs Lisbon, Rug Rasov, formerly of Hong- tween St. John's and Feak Islands, and kung and Macao, aged soventy-four.
will not likely be got off till high tide to night (27th ult.) --Times.
(Taken at Mesers Falconer de Co.'s Premists, On the 22nd April, HUGH BOLD, Gun,
Queen's Road.)
aged 50 years, lato of Hongkong. HONGKONG, June 3,
DAM...
LÁM
3, Cleopatra, H. Mi corvt., for Yoko-
hama.
BAROMETER-
Da Do.
20.852 20.89)
4 P.M....
THERMOMETER
9 A. M...
83
3, Carisbrooke, for Singapore.
Do.
1 P.M....
84
·Da
P.M....
Do.
Do
Do
Do
3, Volga, for Yokohama
3, fraouaddy, for Shanghai.
CLEARED.
Tartar, for Vladivostock," Benarty, for Foochow.
·Galley of Lorne, for Singapore, &c. Diamante, for Amoy,
Too-Nan, for Shanghai.
GARDNER, having arrived from the Minera, for Tientsin
abovo Porta, Consignees of Cargo by ho are hereby requested to
to send in their Bills Lading to the Undersigned for counter- to take immediate delivery
of
ANGOSTURA Bosze's and ORANGE of their Goods from alongside.
BITTERS.
$10.
&o,
BASSE ALE, bottled by CAMERON and
SAUNDERS, pints and quarta. GUINNESS'S STOUT, bottled by E. &
J. BURKE, pints and quarts. PILSENER BEER, in quarts. DRAUGHT ALE and PORTER, by the
Gallon, ALE and PORTER, in hogshonds.
·SPECIALLY SELMŰTED OI GA
Fine New Season's CUMSHAW TEA, in
5 and 10 catty Boxes. BREAKFAST CONGOỤ ℗ 25 conta p. J.
SEASIDE LIBRARY, 15 to 25 cents. FRANKLIN SQUARE LIBRARY, 15
25 seate
Cargo impeding her discharge or remain- ing on board after the 10th Instant, will be landed and stored at Consignees fisk and expense, and no Fire Insurance will be affected.
Consignees are hereby informed that ary Claims must be made immediately, : za none will be entertained after the
Instant.
DAVID SASSOON, SONS & Co.,
Agenta Hongkong, June 3, 1882, INDO-CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION
10
Thaks, for Coast Ports.
PASSENGERS. ARRIVED.
Par Lennox, from Calcutta, &c., Mr Taylor, and 256 Deck.
Per Diamante, from Manila, Mr H. Gray, and 186 Chinese
Fortuny,
from Waho, Mr Vaughan, Per
15 Chinese, Per Achilles; from Liverpool, &c., Dr Lambert, Mrs Fabris and & children, Mr and Walhalla, Mr B. Walhalls, and 59 Ohiness.
and
Mrs Holland.
(Wet bulb) Dax. 79
Do. 3. P.M. 70
Do. 4P.
Maximum
Do. Minimum overnight 78
General Memoranda.. TUESDAY, June 6:
NooSury Fongse leaves for Bangkok. Performance, "Hamlet" WEDNESDAY, June 7:-
whether it was true, sa stated in the publis papers, that Her Majesty's Government, through its representative at Peking, was
in communication with the Government of China in regard to the trade in opium be- tween India and China, and if so, st what atago matters had arrived-Bir Ó. Dilke:
Her Her Majesty's Government have beer in comunication for a considerade time with the Chinese:: Government, through Her
Minister Majesty's
#t
respecting the opium trade and arrangement of the Chefoo Convention. The negotiations have subject conditionally agreed to in the province of India, as some people said, with been adjourned
The publication of thin issue commenced WE, Ceylon Times, notice by Indian rapers at 7.55 p.m.
that Sir John Pope Hennesy, Governor of Hongkong, left Bombay a week ago, by P. & O. steamer, for London. His Excel lency must therefore have abandoned his original plan of making a tour of the upper
The China Mail.
HONGKONG, SATURDAY, JUNE 3, 1882,
EDITORIAL NOTES.
the intention of studying the opiam quesor Her Majestding the consideration
posal for thats wovernment of a new pro...... ·
tion
Every available jot of information con- nected with the proposed introduction of At this evening's (28th) sitting of the House Electric Lighting into Eastern towns has of Commons Mr Labouchers will move that especial value at the present period. Weit le improper for any British official to lend last adverted to the proposals made and his sanction to or aid, directly or indirectly, accepted for public illumination at Rangoun,
in retaining any person in or consigning any and now purpose dealing with another im person to slavery. During the debate on portant city--Colombo, We glean that Mr Labouchere's motion attention will be the annual cost of lighting the Ceylon drawn to the present position of that ques- 4 p.m.-Devonshire leaves for Portland capital with gas is at present from 877,000 tion in North Borneo. - I. & C. Express
(Oregon). FRIDAY, JUNE 9
Daylight,Tartar leaves for WI'vostock Goods par Glenartney undelivered after
this date subject to ront, but Performance, Merchant of Venice," THURSDAY, Juns B
Daylight, English Mail leaves for Parts
of Call and Europe,
Goods par Traouaddy undelivered after Noon, subject to rent and landing ulmargen,
Per Surpedon, from London, &c., Mrs Coughts and 5 children, Mis Rogers, Mr and
Par Japan, from Calcutts, a, Mrs Tp. B. Gardner, Menus Thornson, Pater, and COMPANY, LIMITED.
D. S. Gubboy, 355, Chinese dack, and 19 Nativos SANG, AND
Per Rajanattianekar, from Bangkok, 180 Chinese
FROM OMLET
DEPARTED.
SINGAPORE
HR Company's Chartered Str. Lennot
having arrived from the above Ports, Per Inteuaddy, for Shanghai: from Hong Consignses of Cargo are hereby requested kong, Mr Burchmann, Hr Excellency Ti- to send in their Bills of Tading to the burns Rodrigues y Munoz, Mr Ramiro (7. Undersigned for countersignature, and to de Uribani, ir Famado Ozodio y Elols, to take immediate delivery of their Goods and 15: Chinese from Marseillan Mics Cargo impeding the discharge will be Mats, Mr and Mrs Otto Anz, M. Triony at once landed and stored at Consignees Mr de Vie Coste, Bir and Hims Scobell, and risk and expense.
Miss Johanson; from Baez, Mir de Vie Oosto from Batavis Messy Borchard and servant, Kraft, E. Kraft, and Keyler; from Sings pore, Mr and Mrs Oir.
MILNER'S PATENT FIREPROOF "BAFES, and CASH BOXES, at Mamifacturer's Prices. Hongkong, June 1, 1882
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JARDINE, MATHESON & Co.,
General Managers. Hengitong, June 3, 1883.
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For Folge, for Tokohama, from Hong
4 p.m.-Gedong leaves for Bombay.
Miss Dishi Mail leaves for Magazaki, o BATURDAY, June 10
Goods per Arvatoon Apear undelivered
after this das subject to reht, MONDAY, June 12--
8 p.m. Docidental & Oriental 8. S. Co.'s
Bemor leaves for Yokohama and San Franc00
SATURDAY, June 17 ---
sottlement of this question recently made by the Chinese Government. Sir T. Wade tolographed on the 9th of February last that he was reporting fully on this proposal, and Her Majesty
L&C. Express. Government are now awaiting his report.
on
Police Intelligence. (Before I, G. Thomwell, Lag.) Saturday, June 8,
PEITY TEKSTA Three months imprisonment
with hard labour was imposed on Fung Alum & to $80,000 per annum. The Indian Electric
fair of shoes from "ME G. D. Collinson," says the Ceylon hawker, who stole one Light Company offered the municipality to
Tuang Alux, shop coolis. The hawker s light the same extent of atreat roads with Observer of the 13th May, ''goes to Borneo dafenos was that a friend asked him to take better effect for a little over half that as Chief Surveyor, and we learn that Mr the sires and sell them. He did so and oner, vis, about $43,000; but no sooner Callaghan has arrived at Selam, where Mr incurred the above punishurent. - Hə had
the Eastern Electric Light and Power Company learn the purport of this offer on Donop has now started his Botanical two former scossions been convicted of than they put in a rival Conder for the same Gardens When last advices left, Sir coming a larceny of the same nature. purpose at reduced figure,
This Cam Walter Medhurst, was with Governor Trea PART- appears t to hold the monopoly for the Brush system in the Eat and they are aher exploring the sentry, Mr von Donor aridantly not disposed to take undue adreports that he has never been a day ill vantage of the privilege and power they posses-for, og ind them underselling though he has had constant and hard work,
and in this case
cass offering to light entailing exposure. tho for nearly one-third the cast of
gas, their tender for the same being as low CHIARINT's company gave a performance as 828,500 1: This implies that Hongkong
4p.m.-Nelson leaves for Australian could be lighted by electricity for 8,913, night to the largest audience which his yet by applying the same rates to our prosent visited thecircun. The reception the various annual outlay for gas-vis, $24,418.- performersrooved was of the mos
Forts on or about this date:
WEDNESDAY, June 21 -—----
Ealing leaves for Australian Porta, via
Fochow, on or about this date.
SATURDAY, June 24
The development
of the nte-mill in kind. No special mention need dustry in Bengal is almost wilzont a pars- ↑ any of the items, but each mus
califying
kacle of
DEDEDEALT COSTUCY DY K TUBATEK. voted of behaving in a disord
A tailer named Luck Two, who was con
in the Ko Shing Theatre yesterday evenings
(with hardd?abour, ak buddi
was sentenced to saves AV Inprisonme
LIGHT OR FLA
Sixteen Chinamen were each fined 40 centa or two days imprisonment for being at large without light of res evening. They were arrested in different distric's of the
the town.
Cheung Yan, hawker was
the laveny of two jackets, valus 30 cauda,
3p. American Mail Isavia for Yoko-lel for material progress and rapid growth company throw so much verve and energy on the and
The invested ospital in the ten leading con- into his or her part that the interest of the == He schnitted that he had. hama and San Francisca