Entertainments.

HONGKONG SMOKING CONCERT CLUB.

Intimations.

TTIHE CHINA & JAPAN TELEPHONE COMPANY, LIMITED,

*

LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS TO THE HONGKONG TELEPHONE EXCHANGE.

A

NOTICE TO MEMBERS. THE Last CONCERT of the Season Twill take place THIS BY KNING, THE Aptil, in the THEATRE ROYAL, at 9.15 p.m. 25-Aberdoon Dock Membership Tickets must be ahewa at tho door, and Membors are requested to do 10-Abordoos Paper Mills Office, Wing

Lok Street. everything in their power to facilitate mat toes at the dobe-show Tickets at once and 10A-Aberdon Paper Mills. no humbug in doing so. As a large attend-26-Alice Memorial Hospital, auce is anticipated Membors wishing Visi tors' Tickets should apply personally to any of the Committee for them oorly in the Wook, The Rules anent Visitors are atriotly enforced.

JAMES A. LOWRON,

Bon. Secretary.

24-Audorson, Capt. 17: O., Praya Central. do. 40.- Do

Praya East. 8-Arnhold, Karberg

& Co. B 50. ---Бау View Fotel. 66-Blackhead & Co., Praya Central. 65TM Blackbetd, F., Magazine Gap. 18-Butterfold & Bwird, Shipping Office.

Hongkong, April 7, 1893.

604

TONGKONG SCHOOLS ATHLETIO

36.- 36A.-- | 30,-

De,

Do.

Do.

HONGKONG SPORTS

HAPPY VALLEY, MONDAY, 10th April, commencing at 1.30 P..

Under the Patronage of

H. E. the GovERNOR,

H. E. Major-General G. DIREY BARKER,

C.B.,

B. E. Vice-Admical Sir E. FREEMANTLE,

V.B., K.O.M.G.

9

ENTRIES (Fee 50 Cents) for the OLD Boys Raor CLOSE on FRIDAY, pm, and may be sent bofors Noon to the Undersigued."

WILFRED C. BARLOW,

Hon. Secretary.

VICTORIA COLLEGE,

Hongkong, April 6, 1893.

649

Under the Distinguished Patronage of HEXCELLENCY BIR WILLIAM RUBIN-

SON, K.G.M.G.;

HI EZOELLENDY THE RON. SIA EDMUND B. FREMANTLE, K.O.B., C.M.G.;

und HIS KISELLENCY MAJOR-GENERAL DIGBY

BARKER, C.B.

GRAND

CONCERT,

BY

UPILS or MAESTRO CATTANEO,

PUPIL And of the Furnishing of

THE NETHERSOLE HOSPITAL (SUPPLEMENTARY TO THE ALICE- MKMONIAL HOSPITAL),

at present in coures of erection.

Sr. ANDREW'S HALL.

POSTPONED UNTIL

THURSDAY, the 13th April.

PROGRAMME. Paz I.

L-Opening Chorus, Siog, Pretty Maiden, Sing: Romanza and Cherus. It way Knight; Romanzi, Tis the Farp in the Air; Angelus Churua -Maritana, Wal.

by

BOG ......... 2.-Aria, for Bass, Dis

persa

keb

باد

do.

do. do.

THE CHINA MAIL.

Tassels Advertised as Loa ling.

To-day's Advertisements.

ROYAL

THEATRE

CITY HALL

ONDON LYRIC COMPANY,

Comprising

18 FIRST CLASS ARTISTS. Proprietors F. B. Hardy and J. 8. Smith, Director-J. Barillo Smith.

Under the Distinguished Patronage of. His Excellency the Governor,

Destination

Puniz.

Eve, Lan, H'bg & A'p Radnorshire (s) Japan

...........] Verous (a)..... Kobe Lombardy (0).. London, v. Marsellos. Bombay (8).... Lundun, v. Marsillos. Gantou (1). London & Parts of Call Malwa (*).. Loudon, v. Parts of Call Oania (8) London, v. Suve Cana Orestes (3). Marseillua, v."Baigon Safazia (6),.. New York,. SuazCanal Mapduff (8).. Pers Darwin, do......4. Taiyuan (4), 9. Fratsis v. Japan Poru (6)

v. Japan Oceánie (4):,

Sir WILLIAM ROBINSON, K.C.M.G... Francisco, v.

Lady ROBINSON, Family, and Suits,

San F

and

His Excellency Major-General BARKER, C.B.

Refinery Offico. A GRAND AND POPULAR SUCCESS. do., Quarry Bay.. Residence, Peak,

12-Canadian Pacific Railway Co. 3-Cantlie, Dr J., Meant Kellet. 15-Central Police Station 22.-' China Mail' Office.

55.-Cowie, Dr Alex., Queen's Gardens.

D

D

12- Daily Presa' Eco. 41-Dodwell, Carlill & Co. 17.-Douglas Laprak & Co.

E

14.-B. E. & A. China Telegraph Co., Ld. 47-Gas Company, Id., West Point. 48.-Do. do.

East Point, 31.-Gibb, Livingston & Co. 80.-Government Civil Hospital. 44-Governmont House,

H

6-Harrison, W. Start, Tesidenca. 2. Drs Hartigan, Caatlie & Cowie. 27,-Halliday, Wise & Co. 28-Holliday, C. 3., Residence. 11.-Hongkong Club, 58.-Hongkong Electric Co., Ld. 32-Hongkong Hotel (Public Telephone).

9.-Hoogkong & Shanghai Banking Cor

porstius.

1.- Hongkong Telegraph' Office. 81.-Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf & Go-

down Co., La., Prayo Central. 33.-Hougkeng & Kowloon Wharf & Go

down Co., L., West Point,

Whampoa Dock Do., 20,-Hongkang

Il., Pr. D., & Son, 30 & 40,

Central Prayo

03-en's Roar,"

37-Humphreys. J. D., Residence. 77.-Ho Tang, Praya Conceal.

82.-Do. do. Bonham Strand,

| 67.-Hughes, E. J., Victoria Peak.

60-Imports & Exports Office, Praya West. 71.-Jardino, Matheson & Co. (China Sugar

Refinery Office), Praya Centrs). 72.--Jardine, Matheson & Co. (China Sugar

Rohnery), East Point. 21-Jardine, Matheeon & Co. (Kerosine Oil Godown), East Point. and Ladies & Gen-30.--Joseph, H. H., Magazina Gap

temen Avateurs 23.-Jordan, Dr G. E., Praya Central.

43.-- Do.

Residence. A-Judd, W., Magazino Gap,

Mrs J. McCallum,

Mrs Mrutie

Vada-Los Kenal

Huguenote, by Me.

yerbeer

3.Aria for Contralto,

Che faro- Oxide and Mrs A. G7. Gordon Euridice, by Giack...} 4.-Piano SoloMiss Carolina de Souza 5.-Grand Aria and Ca-

baletts for Soprano Miss L Carvalho --La Traviata, by

Vordi

6-Romanza for Bari-

Lore, Un Ballo in Mr C. I. Grace Maschera, by Verdi)

7.-Aria and Allegro for

Mrs G. Caton

Soprano, I Puritani, by Bellini 8.Ate Maria, for Bass Jr. Helbiday

and Chorus, by A. Jand Ladies & Gen- Cattaneo

Been Amateurs

PART II.

do.

64. Kennedy, J., Horss Repository. 6- Do. do., Causeway Bay,

1 4-Lopraiz, J. D., Stewart Terrace,

M |--MacDwon, Frickel & Co., Queen's Rd.

30. Monat Austin Hotel.

5-Nam Wo & Co.

N

0

TO-NIGHT!!

(FRIDAY) 7TH APRIL,

NO PERFORMANCE.

TO-MORROW

(SATURDAY), Srя APRIL, Farewell appearance of the Company, when the Soreaming Farcical Comedy,

TURNED UP,'

will be given.

Also all the Gema from the extensive Re- pertoire of the Company will be presauted for the last time.

PRICES OF ADMISSION, Book of Eight Tickets $13. Dress Circle and Stale.........................§.2. Back Scats

..$ 1. Soldiers and Sailors in uniform half-price į to Back Seata only...

Box Plan at Mosare. Kelly & WALSH; 15..

Dours Open at 8.50. To Commerce MLS.

COLLARD & COLLARD'S GRAND USFD. Supdlied by

W. ROBINSON & Co., Under Hongkong Hotel. Hongkong, April 7, 1893. ASSAULT-AT

AT THE

636

Ohief...

Shanghai... Shanghai Salle (9) Shanghai, va Amor. Orestes (1)... S'pore, Pinang &B'boy Bisaguo (s),, S'pore, Penang & Orta Chelydra (0) | Straits and Bombay Thibot (s)... S'tow, Amoy & F'show{Nammon_(8).. Triesto,

Maria Teresa (s).... Vancouver (B. & Empress of China Victoria (B.O.), & Tacoma (8) Yokohama and logo, Niobe (s),.. Yokohama and Kobé.. |Tsinau (0)

DEPARTURES.. April 7:-

Ask, for Haiphong

gener, for dingapore and London. Sika, for Shanghai

Glenarticy, for Shanghai:

Jacob Diederichsen, fe Saigon Fuse, for Shangbai Arechie, for Saigon. Taisang, tor Swatew

PASSENGERS.

A BRITKI

Agoniz.

Date o Leavia.

Dodwell, Carlili & Co. About April 10, P. & 0. S. N. Co...... April 15, daylight. .P. & 0. §. N. Co..............(April 8, at HOOD....... P. & 0. S. N. Go......¡April 8, at 6 pm. P. & 0. 8. N. ConinjAbout April 18. P. & 0.8. N. C... April 13, at noná. Arnhold, Karberg&Co. |About April 24. Butterfiold & Siro... April 29. Mesangeries Maritimos April 19, at GOOD. Dodwell, Carlill & Co. About April 12. Butterfeld & Swire, April 21, Pacific Mail S. S. Co.. April 8, et 1 p.m. D&O. S. S. April 18, at 1 p.m. Showan & Co. Chick despatch. Siemsson & Co. April 8, st.4 p.m. P. & O.S NCo... About April 12,4 Butterfield & Swipo.. April 9. Carlowitz Co. April 8, at noon. Jardine, Matheson&Co April 11, at 3 p.. P. & O. 5. N. Co., About April 26. Douglas Lapraik & Co. April 9, daylight. D. Sassoon, Sone & Co. April 8, at noon. (8)..(Canadian Pie R. Co. April 12, at noon.

Nor. F'fic B. & R. Cos May 2, at noon.. Stemasen &April 8, at 4 p.m. Butterfield & Swire... April 11, at noon.

Por Niobe, irova Hamburg, &o., B and Mrs Döbbeling and child, Mr Bümkar, and 120, Chinese,

Per Oceanic, from San Francisco, Mr C. L. Gorham, Him R. Luckhardt from | Yokohama, Messta A. J. Easton and Quan Chung

Per Deuteros, from Saigon, 63 Chinese. DEPARTED,

POST OFFICE NOTICES MAILS will close..

For SWATOW, SINGAPORE & BANG-

кок.

Per Pira Con Bạc, số sàn, co sua

day, the 9th ist, instead of sa pre- viously notified.

For SINGAPORE.-

Pur Borneo, at 3:30 p.m., on Monday,

the 10th inst.

For YOKOHAMA & KOHE. -* ̈*

Per Tsinan, at 11.30 a., on Tuesday,

the 11th inst.

For SINGAPORE, PENANG & CAL.

CUTTA-

Por Chelydra, at 2:30. p.m., on Tuesday,

the lith inst,

For

NAGASAKI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA Per Verona, at 5 p.m., on Friday, the

14th inst.

MAILS BY THE BRITISE PACKET.-

Per Agamemnon, for London, Mr and Mrs | Th British Contract Packet Maloc- will ARM &"Fishor.

VICTORIA RECREATION CLUB, On FRIDAY, the 14th April, Commerging at 3.45pm.

:

PROGRAMME:

Burizontal Bar. Parallel Bara Vaulting Horse. Rops Climbing.

BOXING-LUT, Minors, and HEAVY WTour.

Indian Club Exercise. Indian Wrestling. Bloggin Redivivus.

CHAMPION FENCING COMPETI- TION (Final Bout) for Silver Cup present. ed by the Commities.

LINGUISTIO GYMNASTICS by the LION COMIQUE, concluding with

A TERRIBLE TULWAR TUSSLE by the

· PANTHAK PALAWAND, Non-Mou bors-Admission, $1.00. Tickets may be obtained from the Steward. BES Boukon April 7, 1893.

FROM HAMBURG, PENANG AND

SINGAPORE.

10E 8.3., Niobe, Captain E. G. PFAFF, having arrived from the above Ports, Consignees of Cargo are hereby requested to send in their Bills of Lading for counter signature by the Undersigned, and to take Mountain View. immediate delivery of their Goats from

alongside.

46-Opium Farmer, Hau Fook.

Osborne, E., 89.-

5 Marshall, A. M., ƒ

P

3. Poak ospital.. 29.-Peak Hotel.

19. P. & O. S. N. Co., Prayn Central.

R

51.-Ray, E. C., Office.

34. Do do. Residance. 48.-ope Factory, West Point.

8

52.3ailers' Home, Praye West.

1.--&ria for Soprano, Afies K. Chervalko 49, Sheran & Co., Praya Central. and Misorere for S9 | 1 C. Laumert, | 61.—Stevena, U. R., Queen's Road. prano, Touar, and and Ladies & Gen 42. D. do. Lower Robin Chorus-Il Try i

toro, by Verdi's 2.-Aria for Suprano, Reberto Díavulo, by Meyerbeer..

3. Aria for Tenor,

Hemen Amateuri

Mr Kjeller

Come Gontle Sleep,r. J. Fast Ivanhoe, by Sullivan

4-Waltz, From the

Pavilio to the Ailan- | Mr Huchwaldy

..

tic, for Violin and

Und

Piano, by A. Cat Sir Catter

tastroo

5.-Habaneras and Bo.

loto, for Soprane, by Mrs F. D. Guedes!

Tradier and Adi

6-Aria for Tenor, Sal-

ve Dimors, Fanat, Mr C. Laminert

by Gounod...

7-Grand Aria

for

Basa, Muomatte Se-M: C. foiliday sendo, by Rossini...}

8-Duet for Soprano Mrs O. B. Cocon

and Contralte, Stabat

and

Road.

56. Victoria Hotel (Public Telephone),

18.--Watson, A. S., & Co., Queen's Road, 57.-Wickham, W. H., Rasidote. 63.Won Keu & Co., Praya West.

Ý

33-Yuen Fat Hong, Bonham: Strand.

In case of FIRE ring up No. 15. The Exchange in open day and night.

W. STUART HARRISON,

201

Murager

To-day's Advertisements.

HONGKONG RIFLE ASSOCIATION.

10"

WING to the ATHLETIC SPORTS MEET- No there will be NO COMPATI ION on SATURDAY, 8th Itant.

The Range is reserved to the VOLUNTEERS

Mater, by Rasaini... Mr. 4. G. Gordon on SATURDAY, the 8th Inst., ter & p.

[NO ENCOREA]

Tickets, Two Dollars each, may be had from Mr. Burwa, Messrs. KELLY & WALA, Messrs. LANZ, CRAWFORD & Co..

and Mesura. MoUTRIE, ROZINHOS & Co.

Hongkong, April 1, 1893.

THE CHINESE MAIL

報日字華

Wah T Yut Po.)

516

The Pubscription is used at Five HIS paper is now issued every day, Dollars per unum delivered in Hong- kong, or Flean Dollars Forty Cents in- cluding postage to Coust ports.

te

It is the first Chiness Newspaper mer ierued under purely native direction. The chief support of the papar is of course derived from ike native communsty

ho found the Amongst whont ala are guarantors and securities Decessary place it on a business and legal footing.

The projectors, basing their estimates upon the most reliable information from: the various Ports in China and Jepara, from Australia, California, Singapore, Pe nang, Baigon, and other places frequented by the Uhinese,cousider themselves justified

ED. ROBINSON, Uvn. Secretary.

SHIPPING REPORTS.

The German stoainer Niobe reports : And light Easterly winde sudu nooth seas un Aptil 6th, strong N.E. breeze, with hoary sex to Hongkong.

be despatched on THURSDAY, the 13th Instant, with Maila for the United Kingdom, Europe, and countries bo yond, vid Brindisi; to the Straite Settlements, Netherlands India, Bur rah, Ceylon, Adei, Egypt, Malta, and Gibraltar

The usual bours will be observed in closing

the Mails, &o.

VISITORS AT HOTELS,

The British steamer Oceanic reporta: From San Francisco March 14th, and Yoko- (hama 2nd April. Arrived at Hongkong Pamage from 7th April, st 3.07 am. Yokohama 6 days, 4 hours, 59 micutes.

The British steamer Moyuna reports: Had light variable wind and very fine to 50 anley N.N.E. of Paracels; then freak to string N.E. and E.N.B. gale, bigh scas and Mrs H. Baldwin

misty to port.

horts

EXPORT CARGOES.

MEMOS, FOK TO-MORROW Shipping.

Noon-Lombardy leaves for Kobs. Noun.-Bisagno leaves for Botabay, đ Noon-Maria Terra leaves for Triests,

Sv:

I p.m.-P. M. 8. 8. Co.'s Steamer leaves

for Japsa and San Francisco,

4 p.m.-Nanyasey leaver for Shanghai.

4 p.m.-Niobe loaves for Japan. 5.Bambay leaves for Loaded, do.

Meeting.

11a.m.-Meeting of Shareholders of The

·Hongkong Hotel Co., Ltd., at Ogm- pany's Hotel,

Amusements.

9 p.m.-Performance at the City Hall. Miscellaneous.

Hongkong Athletic Sports,

[No. 9412-Art 7, 1898. ·

The publication of this issue commenced at 7.15

The China Mail

HONGKONG, FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1893.

TELEGRAMS.

(SUPPLIED TO THE "CHINE MAIL.')

(Via Southern Ling).

SHIPPING DISASTEL

SINGAPORE, April 6, 1893. The American barque Rios Soule, Hoog- kong to New York 7th December, collided and sank in New York Harbour. Ou

The Enor Botle left Hongkong on 7th December last with a valuabin chigo of tea, matting and hemp, and we are informed

Goods per Denbighshire undelivered after that nearly all the local insurance offess

thin date subject to rent.

General Memoranda. MONDAY, April 10':--

Noon-Tenders for Government Bills

received by the Chief Paymaster. 1.20 p.m.-Hongkong: Schools Athletio

TUESDAY, April

Goods per Sikh undelivered after this

data subject to rant." Goods per Glenartney undelivered after.

chis date subject to rent, WEDNESDAY, April 12

Traunfor Books of The China Buger Retining Co., Ltd., closed from this date to 29th April, isclusivo.

TROUSDAY, April 13 :--

9 p.m. Concert at St. Andrew's Hail,.. FRIDAY, April 14 :----

Goods per Niobe undelivered after this

- date subject to rent “.“

Exchange.

Hexorang, April 7.

On London-

Bank, Wire,

17

On demand,

2/8

++

30 days' sight,

2/81

4 months' sight,

28

Uredits,

2/84

Documentary, 4 montlet siglo,

2,84

On demand,‚À

3.97

Credita, 4 months sight,

3.45

2,72

On Paris-

On Burlin-Denson,... On Now, York-~.

On Bombay-

On demand, On Caloutta-

Un demand,

'Credita, 80'daya" sight;

Wire,

201

On demand,

221

220) +21

Mr. and Mrs Home Mr H. Jacgere

On Shanghai--

On demand...

Earl of Jersey

30 days' right, private paper,

$38.26 $7.31

HONGKONG HOTEL"

Miss Baldwin Mias R. Baldwin Miss M. Baldwin Miss Barbe

ir Cecil Bart Mr D. Buzion General and Mrs

thorpe

Wire,

Coutess of Jersey & Gold Leaf, 100 S (per tan1)

maid

Mr. Kretzschmar Mr. A. Liad...

Mrs Ling Liont.

1. O'Malloy,

A.S.C.

Mra Miner and maid

S. Capt. Moore, K. N...

Mr G. Nagasaki

For S, S. Cardiganshire, mailed March Dr E. Bedloo 23rd -For Havre, 93 rolls Matting, 50 Miss Blair

Starblaned, 500 boxes Ten (particu-Me Bulle

Mr & Mrs J, W. Boyd lare uokaown), 309 rolls Mais, and 2 casos Fosthors; for London, 200 caska Preserves, Mr O. Bridgeman 20 cases Vermillion, 100 casks Bey, 100 Me W. Bridgeman cases Marchandise; for Havre and/or Lon- Mr. and Mrs T. don and for Hamburg, 50 casos Storaniseed Brown. and 618 picgs. Merchandise; for Hainburg, 200 cases Cassia Bads, 20 pkgs. Straw, 32 rolla Matting 40 paze. Chiuarool, 16 bales Danes, 86 bales Ratkanwares, 496 bales Feathers, 100 cases Gallnuts, 100 boxes Staranineed, 50 bales Galangel, and 3 hoxes Any Cargo impeding her discharge will Sundries; for Autwerp, 21 balea Feathers be landed into the Godowna of the HowGand 1 roli Rastancore. HONG& KOWLOON WHARF&GODOWN Co., LD, sud zlored at Consignees' risk and expense.

No Olvins will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns, and all Goods remaning undelivered after the 14th Last, will be subject to runt,

All broken, chafed, and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on the 14th Inst., at 4 p.m. No Fire Insurance has been affected."

SIEMSSEN & Co., Agenta.

Bungkong, April 7, 1893

THE

Mr and Mrs Paul'

Mr A. Pond Calien Pont

Mrs O Popul The Misses Calthorpe Captain Risby Mr Douglas-Diek Me F. Hone Me O. Ender

Miss Crompton Ro

berte

Mr

T Robinana

Mr H. Borko

Mr H. P. Schofield

FawkesMr Fred. E. Sheas

Per S. S. Carthage, sailed 30th Marah:- Miss Fans For London, 20 bales Waste Sük, 125 bales Me W. Fane Raw Silk, 7 cason Sith Piece Goods, 80 Capt. & Mrs

and maid casea Chinawaro, 17 cases Woodward, 370 rella Matting, 20 cases Guta Olibanum, 74 Me N. M. Farrer Cana Cigers, 12 pkge. Sundries, 629 pkgs. Mr W. Gellibrand Tes, containing 13,202 tbs. Congou for Miss Gallibrand Franen, 306 balas Raw Silk, 16 bales Waste Silk and 21 cases Silk Piece Guads; fur Italy, 30 baloy Raw Silk, 108 bales Pierced Cocoons, 30 bales Waste Bilk and 7 cases Tortoise Shells,

CAND

Par S. S. Gus, sailed 6th April-For 654 Continnor, 360 tales Raw it, 11 cases

Silk Piece Goods, 280 boxes Tea, Curios, & cases Cigars and box Trasaurs valued $3,000. For London, 50 balus Raw Silk, 61 boxes Toa, 1 case Faper, 82 cases Oigam, 4 cason Effecta and I box Treasure! valued 84,600..

VICTORIA DISPENSARY.

A

Vaccine Lymph.

PLENTIFUL SUPPLY

of fresh VACCINE LIMPA of

67 proved efficiency is now

Hongkong, April 7, 1893.

FOR YOKOHAMA, AND BIOGO,

The Steanulip

Capt. E. G. Praff, wil:

above Pusta TO-MORROW, the 8th Inst.,

Niobe,

to hand from

the

be despatched for the Vaccinogène, Saigon.

at p..

This Steamer has superior Accommoda-

tion

and

for First and Second Class Passongere, carries a Doctor and a Stowandens.

655

For Freight or Passage, apply to

SIEMSSEN & C

Agents. Hongkong, April 7, 1893.

OCEAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY

FOR SHANGHAI PIA AMOY. (Taking Cargo & Passengers at through rates for NINGRO, CHEFOO, NEW.. CHWANG, TIENTSIN, HANKOW and Purts in the YANGTOZE;

The Co.'s Steamolip

Urestes, Capt. RAWLINGS, will be despatched as abore an

lu guarantoring a large and over-increasing SUNDAY, the 9th Instant.

circulation. The advantages offered to ad vertism are thereforo unusually gent, and the foreign community generally will and it to their interest to avail themselves of them.

The field open lo a paper of this descrip ton-conducted by native afforts, but progressive and anti-obstructive in tone is almost mitless. It on the vas hand commands Uhinese belief and interest, While on the other it deserves every aid that can be given to it by foreigners. Like English journals it contains Editorials, with Local, Shipping, and Commercia News and Advertisements.

Bubscription orders for the above may be Bent to

GEO, MURRAY BAIN,

Ching Mail Office.

For Freight or Passage, apply to

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE, Agents.

Hongkong, April 7. 1898.

OCEAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY,

FOR LONDON PIA SUEZ QANAL

659

The Co.'s Steamship

Orestes, Capt. RAWLINGS, will be despatched as shore on

FRIDAY, the 29th Instant.

For Freight or Passage, apply in

BUTTERFIELD & SWINS, Ager.li. Hongkong, April 7, 1895,

POST OFFICE NOTICES.

MAILS will close

For KOBE.

Mr B. Sponcer Mr H. Stevens Mr & Mrs. J. Syme Mr Y, To

Hon. and Mr Good-Mr Vedeler

NGAIL

Mr Wan, Grabum Mias E. Grant Mr P. Greer Mr Hargous

Mr O. A. Haya Mr. J. C. Auf Miss Bodgkins

Hero Mr Volcker

Soverigns (Batik'a huritë martoh

A. S. WATSON & Co.,

LIMITED,

CHEMISTS BY APPOINTMENT.

ESTABLISHED A.D. 1841.

MANUFACTURERS

ᏅᎢ .

Aerated Waters.

Lady Margaret V OUR NEW FACTORY has been recently reätted with automatic Steam Machinery of the latest and most opproved kind, and wo are well able to compete in quality with the beat English

Makera,

Mr and Mrs Warren Mr and Mrs Webster

Mr K. Weidemang Me W. Weston

Mc H. Weston

MOUNT AUSTIN HOTEL, Lieut.-Col and MrsMr Alfred J. Baston

Baker

Mr.Gen Teawick

Mr and Mrs E. D. Mr and Mrs Harding

Barbour

Mian Basbour

Mr Beattie

Mr 8. L. Benjamin

and child

Ele and Mrs. Hol. loway, arse and 2 children

Per Lombardy, at 11.30 a... on Satur- Mr H. E. foxshall Mrs Van Nierop

day, the Bih ingt,

For STRAITS & BOMBAY.—

Per Bisago, at 11.30 am, on Saturday,

the 8th inst

For STRAITS, COLOMBO & BOMBAY, Per Maria Tereto, at 11.30a.m., on Satur-

day, the 8th inst.

For SAIGON.

Per Metapedia, at 3.30 p.m., on Satur-

day, the 8th fort,

Par fadepindent, at 3.30 p.m., on Satur

day, the 8th inst. Institut For YOKOHAMA & HIOGO.—

Por Niol, at 3.30 p.m., on Saturday,

the 8th it.

For SHANGHAL-

Mr Hare Buck Mr A. Reas

Mr & Mrs BangopacMr F. Saunders Rev. R.

F. Cobbold Me and Mrs W...

Suters

Mr Oochrane

Me and Mrs C. O. Mr G. 2. Sharp

Cohen

Mr and Mrs H. P. Mr J. B. Cougerie Touker Mr and Mrs Cowdell Me Taylor

and child

VICTORIA HOTEL.

Mise Ethel Arden Mir Ed. Auguria

Mr W. Barraclough Mr B. Bianco, Miss Brian

Mrs J. J. Brian

Per Nanjang, at 3.30 p.m., on Saturday, Mr J. Brown

the 6th inst.

For SINGAPORE & LONDON. ---

Dakin, Cruickshank & Per Bumby, at 4.30 p.m., on Saturday,

Company, Ltd.

SHIPPING.

ARRIVALS.

April 0:-

196

Nibe, Gennan skamer, 1,440, K. G. Pioff, Hamburg and Singapore March 31, General-SIEMSSEN&Co.

April 7:-

Taisang, British steamer, from Canton. Oceanie, British steamer, 3,808, Wm. Smith, RN, R., San Francisco March 14, and Yokohama April 2, Maits and General -0.&O. S. S. Co.

GUERS & Co.

the 8th inst.

For SWATOW, AMOY & FOOCHOW.

Per Namou, at

the 8th inst.

p... on Saturday,

MAILS BY THE UNITED STATES PACKET.

Capt. van Carback

Mr Hermet Mr Kahne

The purest ingredients only and used, and the utmost ours and cleanliness are exori sised in the manufacture throughout

have a line on her. She was an old Americon: Intque, of 1443 tona register, and was commanded by Captain Ballard She had evidently made a good passige to New

· York. It is presumed, Lai nho, was being towed into Barbour under the charge of a pilot when cho was run down by a steamer, and il tiruruie orrect the loss falling upon the underweijo mill, ba considerably, redmood.-E. OM-]

CHOLERA IN FRANCE. Since March 22.d,' fifty-one deaths have occurred in Lorient,

[Lorient is a seaport town in the Bay of Biscay, with a dockyard and arganal.3

BEHRING SEA" ARBITRATION. Mr Phelps, American Counsel, at a sitting . of the arbiters on the Behring Sen dispute, Importing vehemently accused Britain af foreige matter into the discussion,

CORRECTION.

The report that Germany had adopted smokeless powder is mutras,

LOCAL AND GENERAL

PASSED SUEY Canal

OUTWARD BOUND-Endeavour, Feb. 21; Ferridon, 24 Queen Anne, March & Cape Comorin, Tellus, 7 Oventes, Barnhead, Amaranth, Struth Lyon, 10 Yarra Formosa, Golden Cros, 14; Ningchow, 17 Didenburg Pathon, Glengarry, Echong, 21, Breconshire, Orson, 21; Melbourne, Thisbe, 28; Ajax, Bengio, Pinguey, Isis, Irene, April 4 BANDA

HOMEWARD BOpsu:Java, Feb. 14; Bush- milis, 28; Etan, March 3; Aden, 14; Turtar, 17; Neokar, Palamed, Salatiga, Bydnicy, Malacca, April 4.

The P. & D. s. s. Sutlej, with the London MALL of March 3 and 10, lett Singapore or Tunday, the 4th instant, at d pain, and may be expected here about 5 p.m. on Sunday, the 9th instant. This pocket brings replies to letters de- patched from Rongkong on Jan. 25 and Fob. A.

The PMS. 8. Co.'s aleamship City of Rio de Janeiro, with mails, &o, left San Francisco for this part, ein Yokó- hama on March 23

The Northern Prifie Company's

Tacoma left Victoria, B.C., for Hongkong, vid Japan pork on Sunday, March 26.

The B. M. 6. B. Bmpress of India Joft Vancouver for Hongkong via Yoke- ham, Kobe, Nagasaki and Shanghai On April 3

The O. &.&.8. Gaelic, with mails, de, left Sun. Francicou for this port vie Bono- Iulu and Yokohama on the 4th inst.

The as. Lightning, with mails do from

Calcutta and Straite, left Bingapore on April 3, and may be expected hors on or about April S. Tho O. 8. S. Co.'s steamship Titan loft

Singapore on April 2, und may be ́ex- pected bore on or about April 8.

The Hen Line s. a. Benvenue, from Antwerp and London, left Singapore on the 4th inat., and may be expected here, oa or about the 30th inst....”

The Austrian Lloyd's steamship' Maria

· Falecie, from Bombay, left : Singapore on 5th instant, and 124 inste here on or about the

be expected

BOMBAY SODAS. The E. & A. Ga's & & Memur, from

yskere on ne shqậut the 10th ipak, The P. and 0. sn, Formosa left Bombay

for this port on March 29. The P. &0. O's 8. t. Thibet lett Bombay

for this port en Fabinet, The P. & O. s. s. Shanghai lel: London for

this port on March 11..

***** Sydney, lett Pori Darwin on the Gih We continue to supply large battles asist, for this pork, and may be expected

heretofore, ftes of Extra Cherje, to those of our Customers who prefer hve them to the ordinary size, COAST PORT ORDERS, whenever practicable, are desparched. iy First Steamer leaving after receipt of order.

For Coxer Pozis-Waters are packed and placed on board ship ar Hongkong prices, and the full amount allowed for Packages and Empties when received in good conditjun

UNION

CHURCH.SUNDAY, SAZBIŁ STK,

Hymns, 107, verses 1-4; 528, 368; “Paulus 145, verres 1–9; Anthem, Turn The face, from my sins,' (Attwood)

THEDE will be a Celebration of Holy Com

Mr Henry Kitts

Counterfoil Order Books supplied free munion in the Peak Church next Sanday Capt. Kofod Mr and Mca Martinez on application.

at 8a.bl

Mc Mclllm

Mr T. Meldrain

Mr Morris

Mrs Christie and chil-Mr Nichels.

dreu

Mr Junaing

Mtas Dagmar MITs Fraser Mr E. Ferguson Mr Mayortero Mr and Mrs C.

'acker Mr Gardine

The United States Mail Packet Peru will Miss Gregor

be dospatched on SATURDAY, the Mr A. Bannan

8th Instant, with Mails for Nagasaki,

Kobe, Yokohama, San Francisco, the

United States, Canada, Honolulu,

Mr and Mrs Nunn Mr W. Schwaler Mr & Mrs J, Selaroz Me J. Smith Mr D. C. Smith

Mr J. Barillo Smith F. Mr Johir Stewart

Mr George Stewart Mr Alfred Swan Mr Vivier

WINDSOR HOTEL

Peru, &c., which will be closed as fol. Mrs D. Bandar Mr A. Meurau!

lows:-

Mrs Blanchard. Hon, N. G. Mitchell- 0.15 PM Registry ceanas..

Mr. W. A. Blening Inves 0.80 F. Pat Office cloeos, but Corros-Me J. F. Boulton, Mra Mitchell-Innes

pondence may be posted on board the Maj. & Mrs Chapman Capt. and Mrs Morris Packet, wilk Late Fes of 10 cents extra Mr B. I... Danby Mr P. Ouhtin Postag until the time of departure. Mr E. H. Derrick Mr and Mrs Pigott

Lt. W.EEaton, U.S.N. Mr F. J. Richardson Mre Baton

Mr Rodwell and 4. Mr G. Engel

children Mr E Shelton Me W. Evans

Lotters Parcoli, &c., for Kowloon Glucsburg, German steamer, 16. F. Point and steamers in Harbour may be Thomason, Swatow April 6, BallastMEL posted in the General Post Office up to

11.30 a.m. and 3,30 p.m.

Letters from Kowloon Point may be Deuteros, German stranier, 1,198, W. A. posted in the latter Box which has been Diese, Saigon April 2, Rica and Faddy-placed in the Police Station Corpound up SIEMSSEN & Co.

Moyuns, British steamer, 1,714, Clemt. De La Parelle, Bangkok April 1, 6 p.m., Rice,--ABSHOLD, Kambero & Co.

CLEARED.

Narva, for Swałow. Glucksburg, for Saigon,

683 Krim, for Saigon.

to 12 and coinek.

Local rates will be charged.

To avoid robbery, senders of letters from Kowloon are requested to cancel their stamps by

writing

the word stamped across them

Covers containing Bank Notes, Jewellery.

, should be registered. There will be no Sunday delivery.

The Hon.Sir Edmund Mr A. F. Sigmund

R. Fremantlo ViceMrJ. Smith Admiral RN. Mr E. Smedley Vice-ConaulP.Gavan-Mr Jobu Seidley

uilles

Mr L. Talbot Mr A. Geiger

Me A. M. Thomas Mr P. Gries

Capt. A. Tillott Rear-Admiral D. B.Mr A. Trant

Harmony, U.S. Lieut-Commander1. Ms D. B. Harmony G. Tuinell, R.N. M+ J; E Joyce

Mes Telnell Mr A. Lavy Mr and Mrs. Watling MEW G. Lovia Mr Q. J. Wilson

Captain F. Meyer

Our Registered Telegraphic, Address is

DISPENSARY, HONGKONG"

And all sigovd messages addressed. thus will receive prompt

attention.

1

INSPECTOR Quinney brought seventeen man before Captain Hastings at the Magistroy this morning, charged with playing in a common gaming house at 18 Hing Ling Street. They are convicted, and wone fined small sums, with the exception of the keeper, who was fined $15, with the alter

The following is a List of Waters always native of six wanke in prison

kept ready in Stook-- PUEE AERATED WATER

SODA WATEL

LEMONADE

POTAH WATER

-SELTZER WATCE

LIA WATER

Sarsaparilla WATER

TONIO WATER

GINGER ALE

GING BRADE

LEMON SQUARIT

RASPASERTADE

A YOKOHAMA contemporary is anspelsod At the feebleness of the response to the Hongkong Volunteer Committee's" call to sana Eighty-seven," it says, "is a paltry › number when the population of the Colony is taken into consideration, and it looks infinitely smaller when one woolleef that

the majurity of the residents are compa- ratively young man,

TO-DAT at the Magistracy, before Captain Hastigo, a commissariat water-cartier was sentenced to fourteen days' imprisonment for stealing a quantity of four and firewood No Credit given for Bottles that look the properly of the Hongkong Regimant dirty or greasy, or that appear to have coolie who had stolen a quantity of been used for any other purpose than that ails from the Cosmopolitan Decks was of containing Aerated Waters, ar suh sentenced to treaty eight days imprison Bottles ára nerez used again by us.

ment.—An engine-driver in the employ of

the China Sugar Refinary Company was A. S. WATSON & Co. LAMITED.onvicted of stealing 54 auttien of sugar THE HONGKONG DurANSARY, HONGKONG from the Raftuary, and wan sentemond to

[605] ton days' imprisonment.

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