For Sale.
MacE WEN, FRICKEL & Co. VICTORIA EXCHANGE,
H
- QUEEN'H-ROAD CENTRAL
10%
A VE FOR SALE
JKE FOLLOWING
STORES.
-0-
EX AMERICAN MAIL STEAMER. Stacked BAMS.
Golden SYRUP in Gallon Tina. Assorted STRUPE.
-Corpsa's Table FRUITS.
ASPARAGUS.
Queen OLIVES.
Suusago MEAT.
CAVIAR.
Potted MEATS.
MACKEREL in 5 Tiue.
Eagle Brand MILK.
Lamb's TONGUES.
Green CORN.
Baked BEANS. BRAWN.
A LARGE 50TMENT
of
COOKING AND PARLOUR
STOVES.
AGATE IRON
UTENSILS.
WARE COOKING
WOFFLE IRONS. CHARCOAL IRONS. KEROSINE LAMPS. NONPAREIL KEROSINE OIL.
WINES, &c.
SPARKLING SAUMUR, Pts. & Qte. @
811 and $13.
CUP CHAMPAGNE, Pt. &Qs. & $12
and $14.
SACUONE'S SHERRY.
SACCONE'S INVALID, PORT.
· ROYAL GLENDER WHISKY.
JAMESON'S WHISKY.
OLD BOURBON WHISKY, HEELING'S OFFRRY CORDIAL. ASSORTED LEQUEURS. DRAUGHT, ALE and PORTER.
&c.
----
&c.
THE USUAL ASSORTMENT
of
OILMAN'S STORES,
at the
Lowest Possible PriCOB
FOR
CASH.
MacEWEY, FRICKEL & Co. Hongkong, July 1, 1986..
FOR SALE
OLES MM M
J* CHAMPAGNE,.
1248
시
Ob,'s
Quarta.............820 per Case of 1 doz. Pinta..............$21
Dubos Frères & de Gernon & Co.'a
BORDEAUX CLARETS AND
WHITE WINES. Bastor's Celebrated Burley Dree'
WHISKY, $7 per Case of I doz. GIBB. LIVINGSTON & Co.
Fondon, July 18, 1891.
1187
WASHING BOOKS. (In English and Cinnese.) ASHERMAN'S BOOKS, for toe uso
Wof Ladius and Gentlenen, can now
be had at this Olice.-Peico, $1 each.
CHEMATOG
Notices to Consignees.
SHIRE LINE OF STEAMERS.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
8.S. PEMBROKESHIRE, FROM HAM- BURG, ANTWERP, LONDON
AND SINGAPORE.
CRSION that all Goode, with the excep tion of Opium, are being Isnded at their risk into the Godowns of the Kowloon Wharf & Godown Co. at Kowloon, whence and/or from-the Wharvos delivery may be
YONSIGNEES of Cargo are hereby in-
Notices to Consignees.
NETHERLANDS INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY LIMITED. FROM SOURABAYA, SAMARANG, BATAVIA, SINGAPORE-AND
THE
SAIGON.
THE Steamship Bambam having arrived from the above Ports, Consignes of Cargo by her are hereby informed that Choir Goods are being lauded at their rink into Moses JARDINE, MATHESON & Co.'s Godowns, West Point, whenco delivery many be obtained.
Cargo remaining undelivered after the 23rd Instant will be subject to rent.
No Fire Insurance has been affected. Bills of Lading will be countersigned by JARDINE, MATHESON & C Hongkong, October 16, 1836,
DEPARTURES.
October 19 --
Marcia, for Whampoa Anadyr, for Europe. McBeth, for Singapore. Mongkut, for Surtow and Bangkok. Caburghs, for Bingapore. Benarly, for Yokohama. Fidr. Krepp, for Shanghai, China, for Fooɑhow: Agamemnon, for Shanghuni. Canton, for Swatow and Shanghai. Espoir, British ganbest, for a cruise.
PASSENGERS. ARRIVED.
THE CHINA MAIL.
Fer Maric, fra Touron, 120 Chinose, Per Salice, From Haiphong, 28 Chinese. Per Murcia, from Chinking, 7 Chinese, for Canton.
o., 330
Per Glenorchy, from Shanghai, Chinete.
1976
Per Cathay, for Hongkong: from London, Mr J.
Coulthard, Capt. and Mrs Farrow Messrs A. Hosie, T. Clark, H. Aleton, and
To-day's Advertisements. Mies Mary Taylor, from Malta, Col. Sergt.
Major and Mrs D. Fraser and child; from Bombay, Mosers B. B. Kotewall, P. Biche STEAM TO SHANGHAL.
| jozy ...
J. Patall, S. Cavnajes, S. Rustomjee
from A. Minockerjea, and 1 native; The P. & O, S. N. Ca.'s and A.
-Sur- Singapore, 4 Chiness:`from Stearnship
Perang, Cathay
geon Tarr, Mr E. E. Abrahamon, and 22 will leave for the have Chinese. For Shanghai: from London, place on THURSDAY, 21st Instant, at Mr Adams, infant and 3 children, Rev. Smith's Chinese servant, and Mr P. F. A. Daylight.
Gravedon E. L. WOODIN,
from Brindisi, Mr Stevens and Acting Superintendent.
infant; frem Singapore, Mr Lee Teck Long sud servant. For Nagasakt: from Singa- pore, Mr La Place. For Yokohams: from
P. & 0. 5. N. Co.'s Office,
Hongkong, October 19, 1886.
1006
FOR LONDON VIA SUEZ CANAL,
The Steamship. Glenorchy, Captain Garz, will be despatched us abore on THURSDAY, the 216 Instant, at 3 p..
For Fraight or Passage, apply to
JARDINE, MATHESON & Co.
1995 Hongkong, Ostuber 19, 1886.
INDO-CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, LIMITED.
FOR SHANGHAI, (Taking Cary and Passengers at throug's rates für CHEFOO, TIENTSIN, NEW. CAWANG, HANKOW and Ports on the YANGTSZE.)
The Co.'s Steamship
Fukang Captain Focs, will be despatcheil as above an
FRIDAY, the 22nd Instant, at 4 p.m. For Freight or Passings, apply to
JARDINE, MATHESON & Co.,
General Managers. Hongkong, October 19, 1880.
1994
FOR SINGAPORE, PENANG AND
CALOUTTA.
The Steamship
Arraton Apear, Capt. A. B MadTAVISH, will be despatched for the SATURDAY, the 23rd
abovo Porta en Instant, at 3 p.m.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
DAVID SASSOON,, SUNS & Co.,
Agents. Hongkong, October 19, 1886.
London, Mr Tokuda
Per Toonan, from Singapore, & Chinese. Per Welle, from Hollow, 40 Chinese.
DEPARTSH.
Por Anadyr, from: Hongkong; for Singa- pore, Mesars D. E Caldwell and 0, 8. Taylor; for Colombo, Mr W. Badd, and Dr. E. H. M. Sell; for Marseilles, Mr and Mrs Richard, and Colonel Crawford. From Shanghai: for Saigon, Lieutenant Bond de Lapayérre, Mr Munthe, Mr Wahl, Mrs Ferie, Mm Truchek, Mrs Luis, Mrs Portiers, and 16 sailor, and 1 Anamite; for Colombo, Mr G. Wilson and servant for Marseilles, Air W. V. Soutance, Mrs Fraser and 2 children,. Mr Loa Yik Kong, Mr H. J. Taylor, and Mrs Frazer's amah.
MEMOS FOR TO-MORROW. Shipping
DaylightFokien leaves for Swatow, &c. 4 p.m.Ashington. leaves for Shanghai.
Auctions..
3 p.m.Auction of Household Furniture, &e, at the residence of the late Rev. 30 Edee, Rheda, next to Green Mount, Bonhana Road.
Mooting,
4.30 p.m.-Mesting of Members of the H.K. Jockey Club at the City Hall
General Memoranda. THURSDAY, October 91-
Goods per Eteamer Orus unclaimed
aflor Noon subject to rent. FRIDAY, October 22 :- -
Olaims against the Arratoon Apcar must
bu xindo on or before this date, SATURDAY, October 23
Noon-Mooting of Shareholders of the Canton Ins: Office, Ltd, at the General Managers offices. Goods por Bomtam undelivered after
Oor Crawford, Commandant of the Royal Artillery and of the Hongkong Volanteora, eft hote this forenoon for home in the M. M. Co.'s staufner Anadyr. A staan. launch filled with Artillerymen went off to the steamer to bid their popular com mander farewell, and so the Anadyr moved off they cheered him lustily."
[No. 7242-October 19, 1886
abroad.
SUPREME COURT IN ORIGINAL JURISDICTION.
Tuceday, Out. 19. (Before Sir George Phillippo, Chief Justice).
NAIGON-ACTION
THE OPIUM BEIZURES ‘T
Tax following telegram appears in The Tur P. &0 steamer Cathay, which arrived by inserting the words at home and Times-Philadelphia, Fopt. 12.-Captain here this forenoon, encountered a typhoonan Smith, of the ship Flora P. Stafford, has her way up. The steamer was kept on har Arrived at Burrard Inlet from Yokohama, course until the barometer fell to 28:10, when Ho roports that Chinese pirates are again it was seen she wasgoing night into the stor attempting to capture British and American. She was then turned round and ran out of the ships, and that, he was chased for several typhoon. Notwithstanding this detention, days.
the Cathay has made a smart trip up, hav- ing accomplished the distance within a little AGAINST THE DEMMA,
This was a claim for damages for deten over five days and a half.” The following is tion of the steamer Daima trading under her report --Fron Singapore to lat. 11.00 a charter obtained by the Leb Wing On N long. 112 E., had light north-westerly the seizure of opiam made by the officers Company, the détention being cansed by winds and calus. At noon on the 16th, the of the opium farmer at Baigen în Apell wind freshened from north-westward and at last. The plaintiff was Su Cheong of the Love Wing On firm, and the defendants 8p.m., was blowing strong with heavy rain. Pater Oestmann, captain of the Derinio sud Bar, 29.45 and rapidly falling, with every Die Flensburger Dampfschiffahrt's. Gegell- indication of a typhoon to N.E. Kept ship schaft von 1869.
Mr Francis, instructed by Mr On dit among the Chinese that, when Chang away to the eastward. At 10 p.m., barometer Stephens, appeared for the plaintiff and Chi had been brought on board the Chinese 9.10, farious aqaalls with heavy ram and the Acting Attorney Gauern, instructed by gunboat at the time of his surrender by the high sea; taking quantities of water over Mr Wilson, of Messrs Wotton and Desgon, Hongkong Government, he was offered
fore and aft. Kept ship to the southward appeared for the defendants.
Mr Francis The pleadings in this case pips of opium to soothe his feelings, and typhoon passing to northward). At 2am.arg as follows-To plaintiff is a trader
carrying business under the firm name of Loo Wing that he declined it with the romark that on the 17th, glass rising and wonther mode-residing at Hongkong and had been cured during his residence in the rating, stood to the eastward. At 4 a. On & Co. The defendants are Gestmann, Hongkong Gaol of the habit of opium amok-wind South and weather finer, keep ship on the master of the S. 5. Decima, and Dio Flensburger Dampfschiffabet's Gesellschaft 1869, a company of steamship owners ber course. Experienced a sot to the East- word of 40 miles in the 24 hours, from carrying on business at Flensburg. By 12.00 to Mincclesfold Bank had moderate a cartais agrooment or charter party, to which the plaintiff craves leave to refar south-storly winds with considerable sen; dated the 9th December 1885 entered into between Messrs Siemssen & Co. thence to port light Easterly winds.
S. S. Decima on the one part and the its youth and keeping puca with the times. THE Case before the Police Cours, this and the captain and owners of the 3p.Auction of Property at Old Bailey We have no doubt the 7,000 ton steamers, morning were few and unimportent. Yoplaintif on the other part, it was aindog
and Staunton Streets.
will be fast-going in proportion to size. Apt, described as a rattal dealer was olier things agreed that the steamer should charged at the lastance of Inspector Stan- he at the disposal of the charterers or their The telegram states:-
ton with keeping an agency for the sale of
Passengers for to find lawful voyages to all
All open security in $100 to be of good be const of China, Annam, Tonkin, Biam, personal
13 mon
ชนะ Japan,
and Philippino Strails Settlements, baviour
of one large Talanda. The voyages were to be made to charged with being in stone shuff-boz stolen from one Lau deu, open ports
only or
or charterers had to find who had been salted and robbed on the the necessary approved
permits; and the Frayn
*Weat
on the 3rd August. The cano vessel was always, or we near thereunto na was remanded for a week, ball being allow she could possibly get, to go where she could ed in 6100-Ten chair coolice were each lie safely and affcat, and the charter under fined 1 $1 for obstructing. Queen's Road near all circumstances was to end in Hongkong. the Hongkong Hotel. This fine is too pal. It was agreed that the entire capasity of try to
rasten. and to
to a most serious nois the vases including room for deck to put
this date subject to rent.
Goods per Pembrokeshire undelivered after
this date subject to rent. MONDAY, October 25 :---
4 p.m.-Auction of Crown Land at Keuing. So much for Dr. Ayres curativo
nedy Towa.
measures, for which he deserves credit.
TUESDAY, October 26-
8 p.m.-Meeting of Shareholder of the Victoria Laundry Coy., Limited, at Hongkong Hotal
FRIDAY, November &
TUBADAT, November 30:-
List of Contributions to the China Fire Insuranco Corapany, Ltd., to be sent in before this date.
List of Contributions to the H.K. Fire Insurance Company, Ltd., to he sent
in before this date.
A. S. WATSON & Co.,
· LIMITED.
OUR NEW SEASON'S
1
"
FLOWER
Per Monglet, for Bangkok, Mr Reina. Por MeBeth, for Singapore, 328. Chineno. Per Agamemnon, for Shanghai, 3. Euro.
peans.
Per Cauten, for Swatow, 150 Chinese. TO DEPART
Per Cairnger, for Bangkok, 19 Chinese. Por Folien, fur Coast Forts, 3 Europeans, and 200 Chinese.
Per Athol, for Swatow, 200 Chinese. Per Anton, for Hoihow, 100 Chiness.
SHIPPING REPORTS
The Fronch atomer Saltze reports: Rough weather in Tougain Gulf and through Hainan Straita. Easterly gelea
SEEDS ARE NOW READY.
Pioneer has a tologram which shows that the old P. & O. Company in renewing
von
London, 21st September.-The Panin Taz-fa lottery ticketa, aird ardered to fagents to carry cargo ports on th
sular and Oriental Company are building eight new steamers of 7,030 tons burden, costing £1,500,000.
for
mous Wing
15th February..The exhibits will include can Balвon, a Manilamangers be at the disposal of the clarterera or
Was
monthe,
Tus exhibition, which it has been resolved to hold in Hanoi next year, will be opened on the 16th January and will be closed on
AND VEGETABLE products of the soil, mining products, ma committed for trial at the Crimiun See their agents, with cartain exceptions, for the chines, dwelling and public works, furniture sicus of the Supreme Court on a charge of term of two month, before the expiration
of which time
time she clacberata to have the and household utensils, clothing, objets de having committed an indecent assault on of
in Victoria Gaol, on the 11th inst. of two months, in all foug Flower Parcel of 60 packets, Prics, 810.00 luze; scientific collections, and fine art col utha Rocha, wife of Coracio Rocha, a option of renewing the charter for a further
period turnkeyte statement to the effect upon the terms and conditions as stated. 86.00 lections, living animals, and all the appa Vegetable
7,50
ratus of river-boats. Medals of gold, allver- gilt, silver and bronze will be awarded
THE numbers of cases of pilfering are now apparently on the increase, and the time is peculiarly forourable for the introduction of the treatment of petty thieves suggested
".. of 20
of 48
"
21
1
Special Florists' Seeds, comprising:
PANCIES PETUNIAS PHLOX-VEEBENAS
LOVE PINKS--PAROLACCA FORGET HE-NOT AND HOLLYXOCKS,
In Packsts of Six-named Yarieties, Price, $1.00 each.
OTHER SEEDS AS PER CATALOGUE,
Welinafaroke, s
until St. John's Ieland. On the 17th instA. S. Watson & Co., Limited, i their property, as there are many thieves of the Briti to, on board that steamor period of two months after that mes Gorman steamer Marie, for Hongkong.
The British steamer Marcia reports Experienced light variable winds up to 15th inst; from then light to moderate N.R.. wind and fine clear weather. On the 10th inet, spoke may, from Hongkong, bound Shanghai, o Bonham Island."
EXPORT CARGOES. Per S. S Anadyr, sailed 19th October: 1997-For Qontinent, 2,543 balos Silk, 627 bales Waste Silk, 38 cases Silks, 114 bales Co- Duont, cases Pongees, 416 half-cheste Tea, 471 pkgs. Sundries and 200 pkgs. Tea. For London, 98 bales Silk, 7 cases Silks, 400 bales Waste Silk, 15 cases Pongées, 74 bales Cupone, 404 half-cheste Tea, 603 boxce Tea and 450 pkgs. Sundries.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. FROM CALCUTTA, PENANG AND
SINGAPORE..
The shove Ports. Consignees DE S.S. Arnton pour having arrived of Cargo are hereby requested to send in their Bill of Lading to the Undersigned for countersignature, and to take immediats delivery of their Goods from alongside,
Cargo impeding the discharge will be at once landed and stored at Consigneck risk and
POST OFFICE NOTICES. MAILS will close:-
For SWATOW & AMOY
Por Athol, at 7.30 a., on Wednesday,
the 20th inst.
effuctude, and no Fire Insurance will be For SINGAPORE
Consignees are hereby informed that all Claimsust be made immediately, as none will be entertained after the 22nd Instant.
DAVID SASSOON, SONG & Co.,
Agents Hongkong, Chtober 19, 1886.
1993
Not Responsible for Debts. Weither the Captuin, the Agents, nor
Owners will be Hesponsible for ang Debt contracted by the Officers er Crew of the following Vessels, during their stay in Hongkong Harbour:-
ARKATOON ACCan, British steamer, Capt. MacTavish-David Sassoon, Suns & Co.
HYDRA, German barque, Capt. C. Bings. Sierasson & Co.
JOHN FRADEY, British ship, Capt. Thos. Ryan. Messageries Maritimes.
RALPH M. HAYWARD, Am. hartine, Capt. Joseph Baxter.-Arnhold, Karberg & Co.
BARAR HIGNETT, American ship, Capt. A. Morgan-EJ, Sedellas & Co.
Sur, Dutch steamer, Captain H. Optional Cargo will be forwarded on, un-Ruhaak-Siemssen & Co. less notice to the contrary bo given before Noon TO-DAY,
Serway, British barquantine, Captain
obtained.
No Claima will be admitted after the Janica Garrick.Sienissen & Co.
Gooda
a have left the Gedowns, and all Goods
after the 23rd Instant will be
to rent at the rate of one cent. per
package per day.
All Claims against the Stoamer must be presented to the Undersigned on or before the 23rd October, 1880, or they will not be recognised
No Firs Insurance has been effected." Bills of Lading will be countersigned by
ADAMSON, BELL & Co.,
Agents.
Hongkong, October 16, 1886.
STEAMSHIP OXUS.
1987
SHIPPING.
ARRIVALS.
Octobor 18,-1886 :----
Per Mussein, al 9.30 sirp., on Wednes
day, the 27th inst.
For SHANGHAI.-
Per Ashington, at 3.30 p.m., on Wednes-
day, the 20th inst.
Par Cathay, at 5 p.m., on Wednesday,
the 20th icat
For STRAITS AND LONDON,
Per Clenorchy, at 2.80 p.m., on Thure-
day, the 21st inst
For BINGAPORE & MAURITIUS. --
Per Decima, at 7.30 a.m., on Friday, the 220d just., justoad of as previous ly notified. For SHANGHAL-
THE HONGKONG DISPENSARY. Wingkong, October 7, 1886.
DEATH.
1924
On the 5th Sept, at Walton-on-Thames, WILLIAM T. WEST, aged 81; for many years in the P. & O. Co.'s Service
on the prowl at presant, eren in open day Whether the drought in the Kwangtung Province has anything to do with this state of things, we cannot say for gerlain but there is very likelihood that the rise in the prion of rice would lend to many natives risking imprisonment in Hongkong, The publication of this issue commenced Gaol with good fros rations thrown in. We at 7.45pm.
would direct the attention of the Palice s authorities to the how kors who infest the upper levels.
that the noonasd on the day in question," It was also agreed by clause five of the twice tried to get into her house, and, finial-
Baid
agreement that should the fall and followed the ly, at 3.30 in the morning, he
steamer be pro working of the complete woman into
into the home, and when vented by deficiency of men or stores or by *she found him pulling collision, want of repairs, brouking down of at ber. When she cried out, caused put part or whole of machinery or by causo some cents in her hand, and put his hand other than stress of weather then the pay over her month, Accused's statement was most of hire should cause until such tione that complainant somitted him to the as the steamer should be in a condition house-John Felker, a fireman, was charg warranted in the first class of the charter. by the Caol Commission, >House-holdersed with disorderly conduct and with as T was on the 25th day of Jebruary 1866 the would do well to keep a close watch on caulting Robert Campbell, chief engineer further agreed that the charterers have
stoauer Benarty, and with option of renewing the charter for a further threatening hi
expiration on the 18th fast. The case was remanded of the stipulated four months; but freight.
$50, for a week, bail being allowed in & in that case to be 33,500 for each month Ma M'Arthur bad given notice when
the Decina under this oberber tradn't hate
Hongkong and
and "Balgoni," and on a voyage last mail left home that he would ask the Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs from Hongkong to Saigon arrived at the
the whether in the Convention between Eng latter'
4th
1888. day of April * port on land and China in roference to Barmah the Immediately on the arrival of the state
China
the trade in opium between Burmah and
cargo was discharged and is prohibited.
steamer was ready to receive the outward cargo for Hongkong on Monday the 5th April 1886. But on that day the steamer was seized and detained at Saigon at the instance of the agents of the Regis d'Opium, and on the 10th April the Court of Saigon prozounced judgmont against the defend- Not
the defendant, Poter and condemned Oestmann, to 15 days' imprisonment and
of $10,000 us
mid $10,000 $500 tuls of prohibited opinra on damages for
The China Gail.
·HONGKONG, TUESDAY, PUTOBE 19, 1986.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
PASSED SURZ CANAL
211
We learn that the Pokfoolum Reservoir is getting seriously low, and the lower levels
VIBENA despatch saysSo much anxie- by is felt here with regard to the health of the Eurperor of Gertoany that the possibility of his decease is spoken of in Government and diplomatic of roles as likely to infaerico the present political situation not a little. in the interest of universal peace it must
of the town, European as well as Chinese, sincerely he hoped that his Majesty in the paymen having in his possession i
board.
The
bor Hong-
loading
are being scantily supplied with water on completely recover his health OUTWARD BOUND: Colombo, August 27; Unfortunately the small streams are neatly Tue Admiralty have issued orders that loading of the steamer with cargo
armaments thirty merchant ships are to kong was completed on or about the 14th Latropa, 31; Krupp, 7; Benarty, Orion, all dried up, and the poor natives in China Beamins for the ziness at the dock: April 1886, but owing to the default of the 14; Teviot, 17; Diomed, Anzam, Hellerophon, Glenearn, Salazie, Camelot, town are being forced to besiege the yards, weapons for fourteen being stored at defondant Peter Oestmann causing the sei- 28: Saghalien, Out. 1 Ajax, &; Sar- hydrants. At one hydrant on the Caine Portsmouth, for nine at Devonport, and zure and detention of the steamer the pida, 12.
Palimurus, Braunareig, 8;
Road level, a strain of coolies now appear fut seran at Chatham, Wapong and their of templeted as cargo for Hongkong was
can be shipped on a few at as a as Titania, HOMEWARD BOURD-Mosser, Leju, Sept. every morning, as was the case when the hours notice should circumstances at any wise would have been. In consemence of this default and by renzon of the seizure, Belalder, 1; Olenfrerin, 10; Jason, last scarcity began to be severely folt. It time necessitate the arming of the net the steamer did not leave Saigon until ou
cantile marine.emme 14; Albany, 17; Deucalion, Menelaus, is to be hoped that the most effective means by die d
or about the 6th day of May 1866 and
did 28; Benglos, Oct. 1; Gordon Castle,
With the consent and on damus, Del 5; Cyclops, 8; Cardigan- a water famine amongst the natives for of State for Foreign Affairs whether, before behalf of the pinlutif in order to obtain shire, Natal, 12.
not arrive
it
Struthieves, Pandora, Cassandra, Dar for avoiding the great hardship caused by MR Gent-Davis asked the Under-Secretary the 11thongkong until on or about
The next AMERICAN MAIL, per the P. M. 5. S. Co.'s steamship City of Rio de Janeiro, left Yokohama on Thursday, the 14th instant, at daylight, and may be expected here on or about Wednes day, the 20th inst."
the European community can never feel it in the same degree-will this time be taken by the Government, so as to be in rondiness when the pressure of want begins to be keenly felt..
signing the now treaty between this country delivery of the cargo the sum of $2,599,20 and Japan, Her Majesty's Government would press the Japonors Governmont for was paid to Mr Siessen & Co. agents payment of the clans of Me J. Hartley and for the defendants by one Choy. Chan or his agent, subject however to the right of the other British merchants, who, contrary to plaintiff to recover the amount of charker of the existing treaties be money during the period he ateamor wat tween the two
By reason of the in Saigon. of Japaness officials o detained in
facts mentioned the plaintiff, considering that non which all he
considerable loss and
the provisions.
the unlawful cities, were prevented
Japan goods upon
forms selling
苦.
Per Fooksang, at 3:30 p.m., en Friday, The steamship Moray, from Glasgow and. We have to congratulate Me Mitchell-Innes, duty imports had hean paid.Sir J. Fór kau sustained
the 22nd inst.
For STRAITS, COLOMBO & BOMBAY.
Per Amphitrite, at 11.30 am., on Satur
day, the ard inst.
Liverpool, left Singapore on the after Police Magistrate, upon the sensible change qusson in
-to
pay to the plaintiff the sum of
noon of the 13th inst, and may ho ex- of procedure which has become apparent of Stafa haply said a Successive Secretaring that the defendants may be pected to arrive here on or about the within the last few days in the mattor of Mr Home to the cogeluxion that 83,239, 33, with interest thereon at the rate not such as would of 8 per cent per annum from the date of For NAGASAKI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA. The D. D. K. steamer Niobe left Bingapore dealing with gambling cases. Instead of lymptomatic interierenies payment of the sum until
Pet Teheron, at 11.30 a.m., on Thursday,
the 28th inst.
MAILS BY THE UNITED STATES PACKET. Q.The United States Mall Packet Oceanio will be despatched on THURSDAY, the 21st Instant, with Mails for slapan, San Francisco, the United States,
Marie, Gurman steamer, 704, J. Hobl mann Touron October 15, and Hoihow 17, Ganers).—WIELER & CO.
Saites, Fronch steamer, 323, Th. Lerde, Haiphong Oct. 15, General-A. D. MARTY,
Dotober 19:
Activa, German steamer, 388, Christian- sen, Chefuo October 13, General.-ORDER. Merci, British ateamer, 1,060, A. Me-
MALLS BY THE BRITISH PACKET.
20th instant.
in
CANO WALA
given.
the leat mail lett
shall be
justify
Pioneer When the obtaining a haul of comparatively guiltless England, General F, Brive better known see that the plaintif claims on a charter, Mr. Francis Ark | SAYS the
continuing das here on or about the 26th.
men (for all they generally do is to lose India es Colonel Fred Bring was which should have been at our disposal for
• Taisang, from Calcutta, left their money at the gambling table), the making arrangements at Dover for a
and the ship on the 18tik inst., and may houd-mion of these gambling-dens are boing as detained in Saigon days.
alloon voyage from that town to Franco.plete period of four months;
of charter that we allege is that abe expected here on or about the 25th
punished more heavily than usual. There the Buckland Gas Works, and the ascent detained there 30 is no mean that wo onu ies why the ex-wan te be made in
same in precisely ̈ ̈the·lsamo
on the afternoon of the 18th instant,
and is instant.
The
be
insi.
at 10.30 dis morning.
be despatched on TUESDAY, the 46th October, with Mails for the United that the S.B. Taisang, from Calcutta, left Kingdom, Europe, and countries be- Singapors for this port yesterday, the 18th yond, vid Brindisi, to the Straits Settle-
icatant mants, Netherlands India, Buruak, Ceylon, India, Aden, Egypt, Malta, and Gibraltar.
sie cargo an that the
trip tain that that detention was entirely caused and the legal pro- Calais prohibited
any
Canada, Honolulu, Poru, da, which Taz delivery of the English mail was begun treme penalty should not be imposed upon locality as that chain by the late Colonel detention was 98 days, * Wé main- these men, their earnings by means of General Brísio iufended to match his he there often for having Burnaby for his Channel balloon trip absol in Ini but two days were will be stored na
as follows ceases. 2.16 P.M. Registry 2,30 PM. Post-Office clon board the tod the mmes of two ladies who will take Stich heavy pensities will ercise a whole-ctors, in her mid-day trip, to:
pendente may be
but Corres-Is our notice of the coming Fite we omit these illegal houses must be very great; balloon against the new passenger steamereelingum on board read An amusing incident occurred in connection The answer to the petition was then read Packet with Late Fee of 10 cents extra charge of a stall. Mrz Bell-Irving and Mrs some repressive influence; and it is pretty with General Brine's proposad trip. Amongst by Mr Postage until the time of departure.
by Mr Francis. It admitted the prelimin Wise will have chargo of a flower stall. certain that if house-owners also were held those who called on the General was an ary paragraphs and also that the charter liable, after ono conviction against a certain undertaker, who lois his eard and expressed raoney for the 28 days had been paid under a hoge that he might do business with him. The British Contract Packet Ravenna i MERERA Jardine, Matheson & Co, inform ua | house had been recorded, the repressivo The Ceylon Observer adds General Brine protest. It then ran as follows:-By the visit to Ceylon and his eccentric conduct and thar par y tu poned in the paintino puti 9th December 1885, to which the effact would be still greater.
lestera will be remembered by many readers defendants crave leave to refer, the plain. of the Observer. It seems probable that if chartered the German elemper Decima, A BASE ball match was played this after his career may be closed in a ballooning and it was inter alia agreed that should the steamer be detained in any river or off noon between a team of the Hongkong voyage. Le Courrier d'Haiphong sys-Cao-Bang has Cricket Club and a team of the United On the 13th último Lord R. Churchill of water the time of detention to count un bar on account of lasuficient depth just bean, occupied by the Black Flags In Sites Navy. The Cricket Club team was sanonured to the House of Commons the dar this clurtar detention from quaria. sil fikalitood the column which is about to composed of the following members: Torres, names of the Royal Commission on the tius, caused by passengers, to be on Leave Laag-son under the orders of Gene B. Mills, S. 8. Connor. P.¡ Pike, In
Public Departments-Sir M W. Ridley account.uf charterers, it caused by cargo to
M.P... Mr. Belater Booth, Mr regulations of Rothschild,
of ral Monaler will have a hard task to capture F. Barff, C. F. Robertson, R. F., M.P., Chairman, Lord Brownlow, Lord be our account of steamer, if caused by Government any of A. O'Connor, M.P., the
the ports of arrival or departure to
charterern. OR account of Mr:0. E. Lavis, BAX, to let Nors at Gwa, for the the cities which the rabola bave put in a Withers, 3 B.; Travors, 1 B.; van Beren 0.3. Ruwlor, M.P. Mr. AO Cohor
The team of U. S. Na y consisted of Eze- i za v. Guinness, Mr Gitghom, the mid charter regularities
of Glyn, further agreed that any Straits Settlements, Batavia, Barmah, FROM the Home papers received by the riel, Pi Hodges, S.; McKenna, U. Owens, Eastern Railway, Mr Harvey
LF. Ball, 3B, Aine, R. F., Muller, 2 Mills, and Co., Mr Miticed, and Mr Wal-in the manifest or in charterer's despatch Ceylon, India, Aden, Egypt, Malta, present tail it appears that the gentlemen B., Russell, C. F.; Anderson, 1 B.
pole,
of the India
papers causing finex Gibraltar, de, de
her things the Commission
un by: paid by him Among other things. The Hongkong Club made the following inquire inte the may be obtained inmediately after landing 18, ils and General.-P. & 9. S. N. Ca. Correspondence should be marked Pho are waging war against the Ordnance
numbers, salaries, hours of cargo was Optional Cargo will be forwarded on, unless Ashington, British
GERMAN MAL, or with the name of tho - Department are standing well to their guns scoren-1st Tanings 2; nd, 0; 3rd, 4; 4th, i labour, superannuation, and organisation charteren betaled in and out by pr tallymer and the aupercargoes The upshot is likely to be the appointment 0; 5th, 1; 6th, 2; 7th, 1, maring a total of saucy of the present control over them, short deliveries except treasure and/or generally of the public offices, into the steamer was not to be responsible for any of a Royal Commission, and a searching in 14. The United States men scored-1st and also Into the non-affective charges of opium which was the defendant atstos
be the Civil Service. Subsequently Lord commanding floor. Tanings, 1; 2nd, 8, 3rd, 0; 4th 15th 1 Randolph, in reply to Me Pickengill who that the steamer was on the 2nd January y
sked the noble Lord whether he last placed at this disposal of the plaintiffs
COMPAGNIE DES MESSAGERIES MARITIMES.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
ONSIGNEES of Cargo from London,
Intosh, Chinkising October 14, Rice. The usual hours will be observed in closing
SIEMSTÈ & Co.
Auton, German steamer, 396, E. Aorebie, Pakboi and Huilow October 17; General WIELER & Co.
ex Stesurship Indus, in connection Glesurchy, British steamer, 1,665, F. De with the above Steamer, are heroby Gedye, Shanghai October 10, Foochow 15, informed that their Goods-with the ex- and Szator 16, Tea, &c. JARDINE, MA coption of Opium, Treasury and Valuables TILSON & CO.
are
being landed and stored at their risk
Cathay, British steamer, 1,884, E. Ani
at the Kowloon Godowns, whonce delivery down, Bombay, October 5, and Singapore
Intimation is received from the Consignees
it to be landed here.
steauer, from
Wham-
the Mails, &c.
MAILS
THE GERMAN PACKET, --- Mails por the German Contract Packet
DAY, the Nov,, state of defence. United Kingdom, Europe and coun- tries beyond, vid Brindisi; to the
Packet
before Noot TO-DAY (Thursday), roquest-ston, British stoernor, from Whampon. 1,262, RC. Toonan, Chinese stamps, 1202 MAILS BY THE FRENCH PACKET. →C, MS, N. Co.
The French Contract Packet Diemnah Welle, German steamer, 395, E Piper will be despatched on TUENDAY, Hofhow October 14, General,WIELES & 00.
Bills of Lading will be counteraigned by the Undersigned.
Goods remisining nelaimed after Tauns- -DAY, the 21st October, at Noou, will be
subject to rent.
All Claims must be sent in to me on or before SATURDAT, the 23rd October, or they will not be recognised.
A
No Fire Insurance has been affected.
-OLKÁRSTÍ. Cairngorm, for Bangkok. Fokien, for Coast Ports.
Atholl, for Swatow and Amop.
G. DE CHAMPEAUX,
Agent
ton, for Hoihow and Fakhoi.
1965 Acting, for Chatoo,
Hongkong, October 14, 1886,
Gottlaments, Batavia, Burmah, Ceylon,
And
The Office, sa Secret account and were to be for churterer's
Aud
that all
tallied by the
the 2nd Novembar, with 3tails for the WB nuderstand that Mr Chaloner Alabaster 16th, 1; 7th, 2, total The Club were thus has amend the terms of reference to and was during the whole of the time in United Kingdom, Europe, and places who has now been reliered of the post of, the victors by one run on the seven-inning Commision sa to include the patio the condition warranted by the first clanss beyond, vid Naples to Balgon, Straits Acting British Consul Genset af Shanghai An eighth innings was commenced in which and Consular Services within the purview of the charter that during this charter the Australasian Colonies, Pondichery, by the return of Mr P. J. Hughes, will as the Club made 3 and the Navy 5, but it of its inquiry, ear it had not bean for the steamer performed the voyage froms Madras, Calcatta, Adea, Mauritius, rive in Cantón cast week to take charge of was not played out when game was called the question he should never have supponed Hongkong to Saigon with 238 Chinese
that the Foreign Ofice was not included sengers on board arriving at the latter place Egypt, Mala, and Gibraltar, The usual hours will be observed in closing the British Consulate at that port. Me and the remit was declared for the Hong within the scope of the inquiries, and hs on the 4th April last, that during the voyage." therefore proposed to amend the reference the plafutis, his sub-chartszem," agents,
the Maili, to,
- Frater wül, we believe, go home on leave, kong Club pa the seven innings.
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