For Sale.
MacEWEN, FRICKEL & Co.)
VICTORIA EXCHANGE,
QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL.
H
A VE
FOR SALE
THE FOLLOWING
STORES.
--
EX AMERICAN MAIL STEAMER. Smoked HAMS.
Goldon SYRUP in Gallon Thur, Assorted SYRUPS.
CUTTING's Table FRUITS,
ASPARAGUS.
Queen OLIVES.
Натовада МЕДТ.
CAVIAR.
Potted MEATS.
MACKEREL in 5lb Tins.
Englo Brand MILK.
Lamb's TONGUES.
Green CORN.
Baked. UEANS.
DRAWN.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT
of
.COOKING AND PARLOUR
STOVES.
AGATE IRON WARE COOKING
UTENSILS.
WOFFLE IRONS.
CHARCOAL IRONS,
KEROSINE LAMPS.
NONPAREIL KEROSINE OILL
WINES, &c.
SPARKLING SAUMUR, Pis. & Qtr. ·
$11 and $12.
CUP CHAMPAGNE, Pts & Os @ 912
and 314.
SAUCONE'S SHERRY.
SACCONE'S
INVALID PORT. ROYAL GLENDEE WHISKY. JAMESON'S WHISKY,
OLD BOURBON WHISKY. HEERING'S CHERRY CORDIAL. ASSORTED LEQUEURS.
DRAUGHT, ALE and PORTER
&a, ko,
100 to Jan
&c.
THE UNUAL Á SORTMENT
of
OILMAN'S STORES,]
at the
Lowest Possible Pricon
FOR CASH.
MacEWEN, FRICKEL & Co. Hongkong, July 1, 1886.
1208
To-day's Advertisements.
LETTERS PATENT.
In the Mutter of the Petition of THOMAS WILKINS, of 19, Lyndhurst Road,
Peckham, in the Chinty of Surrey England, FOR LETTERS PATENT. for the exclusive use within the Colony of
THE CHINA MAIL.
To-day's Advertisements. To-day's Advertisements.
above Port at 4 p.m.
FOR SHANGHAI
· The Steamship:
Yangtze, Captain F. Schutz, will bo despatched for the TOMORROW, the 21st Inal.,
Ja
For Freight or Passage, apply to
SIEMSSEN & Co. Hongkong, September 20, 1888, 1810
FÖR KODE AND YOKOHAMA, VIA SHANAHAI,
The British Stoner Danish Monarch will be despatched na above TOMORROW,
the 21st Inatant, at 5 p.m..
For Fraight or Pasenge, apply to
GIBB, LIVINGSTON &
Agents. Hongkong, September 20, 1886.
FOR SWATOW, SINGAPORE AND
BANGKOK
J
1813
THE SCOTTISH ORIENTAL STEAM SHIP COMPANY, LIMITED,
The Company's Stealnor Para Chăm Klao, Capt. W. H. WATION, will be despatched for tho above Ports on WEDNESDAY, the 22nd Instaut, at 2 p.m.
1805
For Freight or Passage, apply to
• YUEN FAT HỎNG, Aginta Hongkong, September 20, 1880.
THE CHINA & MANILA STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED.
FOR MANILA FIA AMOY.
The fo.a Stonehip
Zufire,
Captain TALBOT, will be despatched for the above Ports on FRIDAY, the 24th Instant, of 5 p.m.
For Freight or Passage, apply t
RUSSELL & Co.,
General Managers Hongkong, September 20, 1886,
1812
CHINA NAVIGATION COMPANY,
LIMITED.
FOR SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE, VIA FOOCHOW.
The Co.'s Stearnship
Taiwan Captain CLEGG will be lospatched as above OD SATURDAY, the 25th September, at 4 p.m.
For Freight or Passago, apply to
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRK, Agents.
1806
Hongkong, Sopletober 20, 1886.
OCEAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
FOR LONDON VIA SUEZ CANAL
The Co.'s Stoarship
Achilles, Capt. ANDERSON, will be despatched as above on SATURDAY, the 26th Instant.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE, Agents. Hongkong, Septembar 20. 1885.
OCEAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
FOR SHANGHAI PIA ́AMOY.
1807
(Taking Cargo & Passengers at through rates
for NINGPO, CHEFOO, NEW.
E
NOTICE
DEPARTURES. September 2 Antenor, for Amoy and Shanghai, Saltee, for Haiphong. Thales, for Donat Parts. Kung Leo, for Shanghat.
W BRANCH STABLISHED Desima, for Jeigu
W. HEWETT & Co
September 20: China, for Mantung Fortune, for Bangkok. 1802 Gerda, for Chefco.
that the
16, Bank Buildings,
Hongkong, September 20, 1886.
UNION INSURANCE SOCIETY OF CANTON, LIMITED.
NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS.
TOTICE is hereby given NOU MEETING of the SHAREHOLDERS of the Society will to held at its HEAD OFFICE, Hongkong, on SATURDAY, the 2nd Proximo, at 12 o'Clock, Nont, for the purpose of receiving the Report of the Directots. together with Statement of Accounts for the year 1898, and for the half-year ending 30th June, 1886,
The Transfer BOOKS of the Society will be CLOSED from the 23rd Instant to the 2nd Proximq, hoth days inclusive.
By Order of the Board,
N. J. EDE,
Secretary. Hongkong, September 20, 1886. 1814
Not Responsible for Debts. either the Captain, the Agents, nor Owners will be Responsible for any Debt contracted by the Officers or Crew of the following Vessels, during their stay in Hongkong Harbour
ALEX. MONELL, Amerionn ship, Capt. G. W. David-Mussageries Maritimes.
ANNIE H. SMITH, American ship, 'Uapt. B. B. Brown.-Arnhold, Karberg & Co.
BALY SIMPSON, British barque, Capt. F. A Brown-Captain.
Borvin, Norwegian barque, Captain Ch. Hotiriks81.Melchera & Co.
GALATEA. British ship, Captain William Colvillo-Borneo Co., Ltd.
GKORNE CURTIS, American abip, Capt. T. Sproul-Master.
GRANDAK, American shipy Captain T. H. Evans.Malchers & Co.
HARVERTER, American ship, Captain Wm. Taylor.-Order.
Hypna, German barque, Capt. C. Binge -Sieinsson & Co.
J. D. Fargas, American ship, Capt. G. A. Late Messageries Maritimes,
J. H. Bowens, American barque, Captain John A. Plum.-Chinese
LORNA DOONE, British barque, Lyng Arnhold, Kerberg & Co.
MOUNT LEBANON, Amer. bar'tine, Capt. Chas. H. Nelson. Arnhold, Karberg & Co. Rastos. British barque, Captain Ja. Neave-Jardine, Matheson & Co.
SHIPPING.
ARRIVALS.
September 18 16-- Johann Carl, Gurman ashooner, 144, C. P. Boysan, Amoy September 16, Balinst. BLACKHEAD &0.
September 19:-- Gord), German steamer, from Whampoa Olympia, German steuer, from What poa.
Yangtze, British steamer, from Wham-
роз
Teheran, British steamer, 2,000, F. H Seymour, Yokohaina September 12, Mails and General.-P. & O. Ś, N. Co.
Gunger Raf, Norwegian steamer, 1,157, 0. H. Moller, Newchwang September 7, and Chefoo 11, General. - Wieler & Ca
Trichiw
British steamer, 800, 3. Now. Bangkok September 13, Gonoral-
tony -YUEN FAT HONG. Soocha, Bitte
British steamer, 321, C. Koch, Palthai Sept. 15, and Heihow 18, Ceneral KHONG TẠI LONG
Don Juan, Spanish steamor, 654, Joad M.
|
Prins Alerander, for Shanghai,
OLBARED.
J. D. Peters, for New York. Sou how, for Hoihow and Pakhoi. Cambodia, for Yokohama, There, for Boihow and Haiphong. Wells, for Hoihow and Pakhot Marie, for Haiphong. Chow-chow foo, for Saigon.
PASSENGERS. ARRIVED
Per Teheran, for Engkong : from Yoko hama, Moscar G. Benwell; E 0. Smith, Capt. and Mer Deane, 2 children and Euro poin nurse, Mr G. P. Wilen and servant, Mr Long Wing Tah, Mra Wong Tai, Mx Wan Kui, and Mr W. B. Pest; from Biogo, Mosara
Parkyna, von Horadorf, Mr and Mrs Ah Pun and children, Capt. Edwards; from Nagasaki, Licat. C. w. Stuart For Vonice from Yokohama, Mr Okeden. For Marseilles from Hiogo, Mr M. Kuwabara.
Per Ganger Holy, from Chefoo, &c., 2 Europeans, and 4 Chiucso
Yer Taichiow, from Bangkok, 22 Chinese, Per Sood, from Pakhoi, 47 Chinese." Por Gonzalez, Me Eutique Gonzalez, and 92 Don Juan, Erin Manila. Mr Ramon Chimece.
Per Euphrates, from Saigon, 10 Chinese, Per Zufiv, from Manila, Doa Jose. Montes Alonzo, and 70 Chinese.
Per Glamorganshire, from London, &c, Mrs Hovell, and 160 Chinese, from Singa pora.
Per Amog, from Shanghai, 3 Europeans, and 30 Chinese,
DHPARTCI,
Per Diamante, for Amoy, 16 Chinese, and 5 children; for Manila, Mesars W. J. Watkins and C. T. Milborn, and 1 Chinese.
MEMOS. FOR TO-MORROW.
Shipping.
Noon-Fokien loaves for Swatow, &o. 4 p.m.Yanglaze leaves for Shanghai. 5 p.m.-Denish Monarch leaves for Kobó
&ta. Glamorganshire louros for F'hama, do,
21
General Memoranda. WEDNESDAY, September 22 -
Goods pár Steamer Anadyr unclaimed after Noon subject to rent and landing charger at 1 cent por package per diem. THURSDAY, Soptember 23:--
Transfer Books of The Chinese Insurance Co., Ltd., closed from this date to the 30th Instant, inclusive. Transfer Books of the Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd., closed from this date to 2nd Proximo, inclusivo. SATURDAY, September 20
Noon-Meeting of Shareholders of the Douglas Steamship Co., Titil, at the General Maunkers' office. SUNDAY, September 20
Claims against the Fring dieander must- be sent in to Mesars Russell & Co., on or before this date. MONDAY, September 27-
Cricket Ground. Open 5pm.Anction of Crown Land on the
Suut,
bri or
TUESDAY, September 28
Jaims against the Combotts must be sent
in to Messrs Russell & before this date. THURSDAY,
September 30- Statement of Business with the Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd., to be sont in before this date. SATURDAY, October 2
Non-Meeting of The Union Insurance Bonisty of Canton, Ltd., at its Head
Hongkong. WEDNESDAY, October 13
Noon-Meeting of Sharabolders of The Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Ltd. at the Company'a clico, Pedder's Street:
GARDEN SEEDS, SEASON 1886.
show, Mr and Ms Hewitt Taylor and FLO
MOST OF QUE
Por Thales, for Swatow, Mr Wan_Fai Shan; for Amay. Mr Donaldsou; for FoLOWER AND VEGETABLE child, and Mr Butler,
Por datenor, for Shanghai, Mr H. King- aton.
Por China, for Mantung, 10 Chinese, Per Saltee, for Haiphong, 20 Chinese.. Per Fortune, for Bangkok, 1 European, and 2 Chinezo.
Per Kang fee, for Shanghai, 1 Baro- pese, and 68 Chinese.
Par Decima, for Saigna, 150 Chinese, Por Prins
Chiapas.
SEEDS
are
NOW READY FOR DELIVERY,
A Second Shipment. is expected by EARLY STEAMER.
Speciality!
Pring legender, for Shanghai, 58 PANSY
TO DEPART Per Souchou, for Hollow, 40 Chinese.
Par Cambodia, for Yokohama, 2- Euro. peans.
For Iduna, for Hoihow, 12 Chinese, Per felle, for Hoihow, 60 Chinese. Per Marie, for Haiphong, 00 Chinese. Per Chow-chow-joo, for Saigon, 19 Obi-
DC30.
SHIPPING REPORTS,
Te
SEED
in packets of six-named varieties. FINE SELECTED Subos.
"Price, $1,00.
|
No. 7217-SEPTEMBER 20, 1886:
The next AMERICAN MAIL, For the O. & 0- [Ir will bo remembered that more than threo
• Co.'s stoomer Saw Pablo, loft Yokohams weeks ago a man was killed by a blow with
ou Wednesday, the 15th instant, at
daylight, and may be expected here on
or about Tuesday, the 21st inst The nort ENGLISH MALL, per the P&O
a poker given in the course of a quarrel in
eating house at Wanchal Ho Aki, the Co's steamer Bavenna, left Slugapore man who indicted the blow, managed to on Friday, the 17th inet, at 0 a.mu, escape and was supposed to have gone to and may be expected here on or abouk Canton. Ho has, however, now fallon into Wednesday, the 22nd inst the hoods of the polios, and was to-day
The Austro-Hungarian Lloyd's §. N. Co,'a' commisted for trial at the Supreme Court atanmar Voruderte, from Trieste, left on a charge of causing the death of Man Singapore on the afternoon of the 16th.
Achau on the 20th August inatant, and may be expooted here on or about the 22nd instant. The Olen Line atoamer Glmorchy, from London, left Singapore on the 18th inst. and may be expected here on or about the 24th inat.
The steamship Jupan, from Calautta, &c., has left Singapore, and may be expect
on the 24th inat. I here
adi
at a mesting of the Shanghai Committes of the Bir Harry Parkos Memorial Fund, held on the 18th instant, it was stated that the sub-Committes, after fally canvassing the community, had collected Tls. 4,286.05. I
The O. S. & Co.'s steamer Palamed, from had been seertained that a bronze status, Liverpool, lait Singapore on the 20th without pedestal, froight or other charges, inst, and may be expcated here on thewould cost £1,000, and that is marble statuo 28th inst.
Durme the week ending 10th September, 176 Europeaus and 2,677 Chinese visited the City Hall Museum
------- would probably cost about two-thirds of that amount. Nothing Refnila was decided on, however, and a sub-Committoo was ap pointed to consider the best way of sponding the amount collected. Mr Purdon said that local talent would have the preference it
ArorTONAL conditions attaching to Dia tellory Licences are published in Saturday's
Gantle.
Nories is given in Saturday's Gazelio that Senhor Albino Mencarini, Consul for Spain, has reported his resumption of the duties of the Consolata at this port
Tale prost quiper which will be pool hou a German paper which will be published in Shanghai from the fat proximo, is publish
ede
Means Butterbold and Swire inform ne that the O. S. 8. Co.'s steamer Palomed, from Liverpool, left Singapore this mer ning, and is dus here on the 26th inat. MESSES David Sassoon, Sone & Co. inforce ns that the steamship Japan, from Calenta &c., has left Singapore for this port, and may be expected to arrive here on or about the 24th instant.
suitable monument was obtainable without ronding to Bugland for it.
year hang wanan
On Saturday afternoon the dead body of a woman was found on the beach not far from Aberdeen in the direction of Stanley, It was found to be the remains of Cheung Ho, the owner of a family bent in A hard bon.. 16 appears that some days ago she had left her family boat to go and fel in a small
bost, leaving her husband, a man of over 80 years of ago, in the family boat. The bus. band was too helpless to move from the boat and there seemed evory probability that he would have died of hunger had not the inquiries of the police after the discovery of the body, led to his being found semi- starved in the boat. He was taken to the Hospital and the body of his wife was re- moved to the Mortuary. à private enquiry was made into the matter this afternoon,
THE Spanish achooner Sagid, which arrivwhen it was found that there were no su ed here to-day, reports that the chief mata, picions circumstances connected therewith. a brother of the monster, Captain Leston, Tas N.-C. D. News of the lith instant died suddenly on tho 19th instant, apparent contains an account of the launching of a ly from heart disease.
new tender for the P. & 0. Da at Shang.
ANOTHER Shanghai paper has gone to the hai. The vessel was built by Mosse Boyd wall. The Cathay Advertiser on the 14th & Co, and she is described as a handsome instant sunounced that the support accord-iron screw steamer, larger than any of the ed not being sufficient to warrant the con- tow boats, and fitted with engines that will tinasuce of the paper is publication was to give her twelve knots speed, and enabla her to tow any number of cargo boata. 1742be suspended from that date.
Misa Joseph, the sister of the agent of the
A. S. Watson & Co., Limited,
̈· HONGKONG.
Hongkong, September 9, 1836.
The Chin Stail.
:
The publication of this issue commenced We are asked to, remind our readers that Company at Shanghai, performed the care. Mr George Müller will relate facta of his mony of christening the vessel. When life and labours, in the City Hall Thostre everything was ready, Miss Joseph took in to-morrow, Tuesday, at 5 p.m.; and also oa ber hand a bottle of champagne suspended Thursday and Friday next, at the sacrom the bow of the new steamer by apicos --¡ hour. Admission will be free to all.
of blue ribbon, and decorated with dowere, THE NOD News in glad to hear that and with the following words dashed the there is every probability of Mr Yune Shi- bottle against the steamer's elem, and sent kai, the Chinese Resident in Cores, being her on her watery wayThe Gutzlaf recalled. He has been thrown into a state We wish her good speed and prosperity al- of consternation by Mr Denny's visit to ways! God speed the Outsloff 12.
ways! Glud spe
HONGKONG, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1886.
TELEGRAMS.
at 7:45 p.m. The Norwegian steamer Ganger Rolf ports: Left Nowchwang on the 7th ist, arrived Chefoo on the 8th inst., had strong winde and high so The 9th and 10th, strong Northerly wits high sea, cargo could come along side. Loft Chefoo on 11th at 9 fine weather the first
at 90., fine days; then the winde changed to 8.E., and from S. E. to W., strong wind and heavy rain.Entering the Formosa Channel, fine weather,
| moy reports: First part to Tung-ging light variable winds; and thence to Ockseu increa
the 18th just
just., blowing a At mid-night on thing wind with rain.. heavy gale with high ses, at
at 1.40 a.m. ooit empower the land courts to abate rents, TokG AT WAR' charged at the Police British steamer: Killarney, Captain O'Neill,
Northerly winds. During the beavy
gale the barometer,
The British steamed:
(Fia Smithorn Line)
THE IRISH QUESTION. ·
London, 17th September, 1886. Mr Parnell's Bill has been introduced
the 19th, have ship to, baromoter 49 60, two yeare stay of aviation, when tenants 3.30 kept ship course wind moderating! and thenge to port fight Northerly breezes with
deposit half into court.
The bill has been read in the Houssut
Imkong, of zy Invention for CHWANG, TIENTSIN, HANKOW and Marinez, Mauila September 18, General-ports: Fine weather, and the Chief-mate Commons for the first time.
Explosive Compound, for
which Her Majesty's Royal Letters Patent were grauled on the 6th day of August, 1894, to the said THOMAS WILKINS.
FOTICE IS ASKEBY GIVEN that the Peti-
Parts on the YANGTSZE.)
The Co.'s Steamship
Palamed,
Captain JAUKSON, will be despatcbod as above ou
BRANDAO & & Co.
Jacob Christensen, Norwegian steamer, 1,107, G. Bjerck, Katchinotza September 14, Coal.-MITSUI BOSAN KAISE
British str., 1.30, J. Edwards. Paphrates, Saigon September 13, Rice and Paddy.— RUSSELL & Co.
September 20
Davieshire, British steamer, 1,87,
passing showers of rain. The Spanish 3-osted schooner Soflid re-
the Captain's Brother died suddenly on the 19th inst., apparently from heart disease.
POST OFFICE NOTICÈS. MAILS will close:-- For SWATOW, AMOY & TAIWANFOO Por Fokien, as 11.80 a.m., on Tuesday,
the 21st inst. KUTCHINÖTZS,—
Per Don Juan, at £30 p.m., on Tuesday,
the 21st inat.
TUESDAY, the 28th Instant.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE, required herein by Ordinanco No. 14 of
Zafiro, British steamer, 675, R. M. Tal- Agents. 1882, have been duly filed in the Office of
hot, Manila Sept. 17, General-ROM-ELL For the Colonial Sineretary of Hongkong, and
Amigkong, September 20, 1880.
1803 & Co.
Per i
icero, at 11.30 am., on Tuesday, that it is the intention of the said Tomas
the 21st inst. FOR LONDON VIA SUEZ CANAL Wilkins by Moners. Baar, JOHNSON AND
Lond-m July 21, and Singapore | For AMOY AND MANILA.—- The Steamship Storga, bis duly authorized Agents and
September 13, General-Apamson, BELL the Attorneys, to apply at Sitting
Glengarry, of the
& Co. Executive Council hereinafter
Captain TAYLOR, will be mentioned
Danish Monarch, British steamzor, 800, Fur Letters Patent for the exclusive use
despatched as share on W. E. Burgayne, New York July 27, and within the said Colony of Hongsong of the or about the 30th Ingiene.
Singapore September 13, General.-GE, above-named Invention. And, Norios This Steamer Laa superior First-class Ac- LavinoSTON & Co.
19 HERENY ALSO GIVER, that a Sitting of the commodation for Saloon Passengers and Executive Council, before whom the matter carries a Doctor and Stowardoss, of the mid Petition will coms for decision, will be held in the Council Chamber, at the Government Offices, Victoria, Hongkong, on FRIDAY, tho First day of October, 1886, at 2.30 p.m.
THOMAS WILKINS, by
SHARP, JOHNSON & STOKES,
His Agents and Attorneys.
Supreme Court House,
For Freight or Passage, apply to
JARDINE, MATHESON & Co. Hongkong, September 20, 1886.
Stocks.
BANKS,
For SWATOW, SINGAPORE & BANG.
KOK.
Per l'era Chom Kluo, at 1.30 p.m., on
the 22u2 inst.
Anoy, British steamer, 814, R. Kabler, For Younesday KOBE-
Shangbei September 17, General. —SIEMS- SEN & Co.
Solid Spanish 3-ni schooner, 62b, Lesti, Manila September 2, Wood.-LANE,
1804 UnaweORD & Co.
Per Cambodia, at 3.30 p.m., on Wednes.
day, the 2nd inst For NAGASAKI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA, Per Teheran, at 2 p.m., on Saturday, the
25th inst
SHARE LIST. QUOTATIONS.
Paid POSITION FER LAST REPORT. Lush Dividend
un. Keseros, Balancec. f ward
„Nos. of Shares
Falte.
125 all
· For equals. sationofdis.
$200,000
Hongkong, September 20, 1886. 1803 Hongkong and Shanghai Bank Corp. 60,000 8
HONGKONG CRICKET CLUB,
THE GROUND will be Open for PAC TTICE and LAWF TEREL on MONDAY,
the 27th Instant.
INSURANCES.
North-China Insurance Co., Isl..... 5,000 £
Yangtace Insurance Curapany, Ld.... 8,000 £ Union Insurance Society Co., Lt... 10,000
Tla 100, -00 Tis.
all £ 60,00 TL, 250$ 255 575,000 $ 26/$ 600,003 2008 508. 155,000 $ 1,000 2008 28,711.50
'China Tradera' Insurance Co., Ed... 21,000 388.39 Canton Insurance Otics Co., Ld..... 10,000 5
1,600
GENTLEMEN desirous of propesing New MEMBERS will find Lists for that purpose in the HONGKONG CLUB and CRICKEY PAVILION. Chiness Insurance Co., Limited.
The Opening Match 11 z 22 will be Hongkong Fire Tusurance Co., L. 8,000 3 played on the 1st and 2xD OCTOBER. INChina Fire Insurance Co., Ld20,000 $ TENDING. PLAYERs will please siga their
Names on the Listo, which are also lying in the HONGKONG CLUB and CECEIT PAVILIO
STEAMBOAT COMFANIES.
SEPTENDER 20, 1886;- tushy of Passeng
"Cash.
£2 div. Agenc 111,700.34 to June 30, 86167% pront 625,434.56. 20 hrs. 300 per share
for 1885 19 3,050 76
for Tis, 118 Dec. 31 1884 439,089,41891 p sh. 184×96 1x7 624.6 20% unum$70
+ 465,214.43 10% for 188587)
# ' zelle, " casă 3,838.89 6% for 1880 $185 per share 283,432.65 87.50 for '85 $432) 223,81107 8 6 for 1881 788 per share
half year 12.850.74ne, 30/66
64% prem., buyers 402.2212% yearend-
ingJune 183651- 4,387.6.97% for 1885 par
1811
K. C. and 11. Steamboat Co., LL &,000js" Douglas Steamship Co., Limited... 20,000 8 Indo-China S. N. Company, Limited 12, 987 £
60,000 shares issued...
31,213. 10 China and Manila §. §. Co., Ld..... 3,500 8 100 11
105 all
35018 508 1,00,0008 1008208 600,700,8
180,000/9
50 all $ 88,764. 168 -
102 10
10
MISCELLANKOVĖ.
12:
18,000 $
6,701.43
16
10 all
7.109,177.81.1
ARTHUR KATRAVERS,
Hon Sentary. Hongkong, September 20, 1880.
THE HONGKONG FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED.
the
Trong k Whanapos Dock Da, La. 1 5003 K. and China Gas Co., Limited. 5,19 Negresonants
1,900 € Hongkong Hotel Company, L.....
9,000 $ 9,000 shs, issued
OTICE in hereby given that an EX INTRAORDINARY General MEET- ING of the above named Company will be held at the Registered Ofico of Company, Podder's
s Street, Vistoria, in the China Sugar Company, Limited..... 9,000 3" 30 all Colony of Hongkong, on WEDNESDAY, Hongkong Icu Grapany Limited... G. 000 3 25 11 the 18th day
at 12 of Hongkong Bakery Company, La... 600€ the Olook, Noon, whers the subjoined Bose-Enzos Sugar Company, Limited...
.....7,000 8 lution, which was passed at the Extraordin- Perak Tin Mining &ting Co., 8,000 ary General Meeting of the Company hald Selangore Tin Mining Co. (Shai) 2,5008 at the 20th day of September, 1880, will Punjom & Sunghie Duz Samatan be submitted for Confirmation as a Special
$40,000,8 Mining Co. Resolution.
'kong Rope Manufactory Co., La. 3.0008 H. & M. Glaas Manufacturing Co.... 4,000|8 That Article No. 17
in the Articles of Association be altered by eliminating 4. S. Watson & Co., Limited....
RESOLUTION,.
there from the figuras #100,000,
None
25 discount
27% half year $110% prem
and 2% bonus 10% and 2% 1,597,3.11 bonus for 24| $120 per share
56 half June 30 1886 $190 per share, ex div. 13,451.5) None $102 per share
1,125 50812
1921.41
year
..'
₹ 40. per shtazë
800 66818
$120 11
ex div.
1,004623 Z
€70
가
་
None
810.
1.
300 1.
100
None
Nooe
buyers
3,8008
5011
100 all
First year
$62
372.966 inter, divd.
6 months
60 discount $125, buyers
Rates of Int
A. KAŠĪTI. - BAC ali
Payalde Junal & Der. If March 15
12% prem
G2 prem
spram
3% prem
*A* }000* $0823-
LOANS. where they appear twice therein and Chinese Imperial 1881. substituting for such figures, the
02894 figures $150,000,
1884 P 1884. Chinese Imp. (Ch. Bunk Loan) 1885 2790 1800 t
JARDINE, MATHESON & Co.,
General Managers, Plated 20th day of September, 1888,
27003
31808
*500*3
June 30
Out 15
Jan. 18
`A, G, STOKES, Shars Broker,
Mr Gladstone is returning to London to share in the debate.
THE MAIL CONTRACT. The Treasury have accepted the P. & O. S. N. Co's tender for the conveyance of the Mails to Judle and China for ten yenis.
BULGARIA
LONDON, 18th Sept, 1886... The Powers have replied to the request of the Forte to prevent the armed interven tion of Russia that no Power will occupy Bulgaria.
PARIAMENTARY INTELLIGENCE
The vote of supply has been passed, The Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs in replying to a question stated that the Government had no intention of with drawing from Egypt until complete reforms have been effected.
Tientsin, and the prospect of an exposure THE Shanghai papers contain lengthy re-
of his recent conduct.
簪
ports of the terrible experiences of the
Court to-day, of the instance of Inspector which she encountered while on her way Quincey, with keeping an agerty at No. 1 from Sydney to Shanghai on the 4th inst Central Market for dealing in Tez F The Killarney seems to have been bad, tickets. He was ordered to finit personally damaged, and from the official re- security in $100 to be of good behaviourport one can only wonder how the ever came through the storm. Four of for one year!
her boats wore either emashed or carried
THE Tiontain correspondent of the Manchai away, the sails were torn from the masts, the Afurcury says:-Mr.J. C, Nicholson of the after portion of the deck house gutted, and Hongkong and Shanghai Bank leaves by the fittings, furniture and fixtures missked the Sin Nancing. Many of his foreign and into matchwood, the after skylight was Chinese friends have, congratulated him carried away and the after wheel shivered upon his promotion, and wish him hon into splinters, while the force of the waves voyage. He was very mach liked by both broke off the iron blocks from the tiller and foreigners and nativea.
omashed some iron pics 24 inches thick, which formed part of the sfeering gear. The first and second officem were both in-
Tux hen. Secretary of the Cricket Club (Mr AK Travers) announces, that the jured severely, but they were attended to ground will be open for cricket practice and by a doctor on the ship's arrival at Shang- lawn tennis on Monday next; that lists for hai Both were hurt while attempting to proposing new members will be found in soure the rudder chains.
the Hongkong Club and Cricket Pavilion,
and that the opening match 11. 22 will be A RATHER striking example of the difference between the facility afforded by the Chinese played on the 1st and 2nd October
Government for the apprehension of crimi-
PROPOSED
It is notified in Saturday's Gazette that Mrnals who have escaped to their country, JUBILEE MEMORIAL TO Charles Christian Malsch has been appointed and the almost insuperable obstacles placed
H, M. THE QUEEN,
Assistant Enginoor in the Public Works in the way of the Chinesa by the English We have bren favoured by the Acting Department, with effect from the 6th Janu Government when the former with the Oolonial Secretary with a copy of the fniary Inat, sice Mr Harry Robertson Best,extradition of a prisoner, was illustrated lowing telegram -
invalided. It is also notifed that Mr in the case of a highway robbery that took TELEGRAM REURIVED THIS DAY FROM 1. L. z. Augustus Skelton Hooper has been appoint. place in Kowloon at the end of last week.
THE PRINCE OF WALES.
eda Valuer under The Municipal Rates A maty on his way to Kowloon City was attacked oot far from slip border, by two Hakka män, armed with swords, who robbert
Ordinance,
September 20th, 1886. Referring to suggestion already comme typhoon which seemed to threaten the him of money and clothing to the value of nicated as to the permanency of present Colony yesterday has apparently gone off in about 860. The rebbons made their way Exhibition, I now propose that memorial of another direction. The signal indicating into Chinese territory, but their foot- Queen's Jalilee should take form of Paratyphoon to the East of the Colony was steps were traced by two detectives in Bent Imperial Institution of Coloules and hoisted at Trim Tes Trei by orders of the the Hongkong Force who discovered India, comprising display of Colonial and
Government Astronomer at eleven o'clock that the robbers ware hid in a house in Indian resources. Contributions in sid
on Saturday night and removed again this a village about three miles from Kowloon institution to be solicited from Governments morning. Yesterday afternoon, when the City Application at once made and public here and all parts of Empice. To weather looked somewhat threatening, to the Mandarin at Kowloon City, be vested in board trustees sppointed by many of the but people took fright and who, although roused at the early hour of Sovereign nuder permanent presidency made off in fects for Causeway Bay and four o'clock in the morning at once dis- Heir-apparent Throne. Glad to be favour-
other places of shelter.
patched two soldiers to the house in ques gen
tion with matructiozie to take the two THREE Chinamon wore charged at the rubbers across the border and lot the Eug instance of Inspector Bae at the Police lish authorities do with them what they liked. Court to-day with cruelty to animals. Such a simple mode of exchange is perhaps Inspector Rae said he found 50 head of impossible with our more complicated sys- cattle on bosed a junk and in the hold ha; tem of trial, but it does seat a pity for the LOCAL AND GENERAL.
found one of the beasts had been suffocated. sake of justice that the Chinese Government PASSED SUEZ CANAL
They were jueezed as tightly as possible, should have to pay some $10,000 before is OUTWARD BOUND-Rubbattino, Angust 17 and there was 14 inches of water in the can get pussession of a man like Chang
Colombo, Angers, 97; Amphitrite, Benn Larig, Propa, 31 Telamon, Chingwe, hod. The hatches were so narrow that in Chi, who, there is every reason to be Clyde, Sept. 3, Glendas, Hesperia, taking out the cattle they had to be doubled liave, had been a terror to the conting Claymore, Krupp, 71 Zitan, 10, 4 HOMEWARD BORD:Bended, Glenase up. Two of the men were fined $30 each, boats of the Fekin Province.
Audra Westmeath, g. 31 Djemnah, Eles with the option of two months' hard labour fear that even more than this sum will be tra, Hentor, ngerton, Mosser, Laju, and one was fined $100, with the alternative paid, before the Chinese authorities get Sept 3; Benalder, 7; Glenguin, Frium, of three months hard-isbour.“
vardist on their second case, that egunat,
ed with your views by cable and to hear whether your Government prepared recon mend annual grant for certain number of years, if preferred, aum down.
AFRINCE OF WALES.
Lysia, 19.