FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1901.
Intimations.
THE KWONG HIP LUNG COMPANY,
LIMITED.
OTICE in hereby given that the ANNUAL ORDINARY MEETING SHAREHOLDERS in this Cuniparty will be held at the Longway'e Ofice at No. , Day Yeux Road, on MONDAY, 13th day of May, 1901, at 12 o'clock Noon, for the purpose of receiving the Report of be Directors, together with the State:
Intimations.
NOTIUE,
TO AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS. MED CHEUNG
O to votify his many Customers that AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS he will in order to meet the demands of Upan a NEW DEPARTMENT or 2nd
Tag-skilled oper April, 1901, which will be
mont of Accounts for the 20th year of Ively to their interestyevoted exclu-
Kwong Bi.
SELARES of the of The REGISTER Company wilbe CLOSED from 20th April to the 7th May, during which period no Transfer of Sharea can to flogistered.
By Order of the Board of Directors,
CHAN WAN OHI.
General Manager.
Hongkong, April 20, 1901,
'010'
A S. WATSON & CO., LIMITED,
TUTICE is hereby given that the SIX- TEENTH ANNUAL ORDINARY GENERAL MEETING of the Company since its registration), will be held in the Board Boum, at the Hongkong Dispensary,
n
atura in constant attendance,
Developing and Printing in all Branober extented with caro and promptness.
Bolarging from small negatives a specia- lity:
Hand Camoras refilled.
All kinds of repairs to apparatus under taken
Prices very Modorite.
OFFICE Corridor of HONGKONG Hor where there are 2 Dark Rons always at the disposal of Patrons Free of Cost
Hongkong, April 1, JJOL
LAUNCHES FOR SALE.
734
TWO are-Length, 02 feet over all;
and th, 11 Lect 6 inches; Depth,
WEDNESDAY, the 22nd Instsut, t TWELVE OGLUCK Noos, for the pair of receiving the Report of the General Min- agers, together with a Statement of Accounts feet inches Compound Surface Condons lug Engine, & inches by 18 inchca; Boiler, to the 31st December, 1900,
The REGISTER of SHARES will lo6y 7 Stroke, 12 inchos; Working Pre- CLOSED from THURSDAY, the aft Instant, until SATURDAY, the 25th Inst both days inclusive, during which period no Transfer of Shares will be Registered.
By Order,
A H. MANCELI
Hongkong, May 8, 1901
Secretury.
1002
EYE SIGHT.
P
Mr. N. LAZARUS,
Occalist Optician, of Lantion and Calcutta insy be cangulted for SPECTACLES it-16, Queen's Road Central,
(R. HOUGHTON & Co)
(Nutly opposit
Business Hours:
A
the HONGKONG HOTEL).
0a.m. to 5 p.2
freat prejuction of cataracts and dis-
sure, 125 lbe
ONE is Length, 67 feet over all Breadth, 12 feet 6 inches; Depth, 6 feet inches; Compound Surface Condensing Engins, 9inches by 18 inches; Boiler, 6 by 7 Working Fressure. 125 lus.
The abovo Three Launches were built in Bongsong, October, 10t, under the Buper intendency of Captah E. D. Goddard, Marino Sarveyor.
Flans and Specifications of the same can bo socn.
Pidare apply
TUNO TAI & 00, Engineers and Shipbuilders, &c.,
23, Praga East, Wanchat.
8350 Hongkong, April 15, 2001.
Kinghorn & Macdonald,
Consulting alochinical Engineers
and Surveyors,
eaves affecting the advanning in life-CONTRACTORS FOB TEK SUPPLY OF ceur to theso having seino deficiency in
the construction of the eyes-the many. 3eara
Eyo Straining in sortons
fontos of disease. Ghees specially adapted. is youth to those requiring the save and prosurve the sight.
Constantly recurring hoadaches, spoils of dimess when reading, weak eyes, the letters running together any of these syoptoms indicate a defidency in the form of the eye requiring Glasses only to correct and ours.
Mr. LAZARUS supplies his SPECTA CLES only after testing the eight.
ADVICE. FREIT.
173
MINERAL ASSAYS & ANALYSES. THE YANGING VALLEY SYNILICATE, LD.,
having its own well-equipped Labor story, is prepared, in order to assist in the Mineral Development of China, todo assay work of all descriptions Quantitative Analyas, and to classify numerals for Mine orners and others.
Mines as well as Minerals of Economie. valuo purchased and consultations arranged by appointment,
Terms moderato.
Address:THE LABORATORY,
Cable Address,
49. Szechten Road.
YANGURErs, Shanghai. 19th August, 1900.
BANQUE DE L'INDO CHINE
1728
THEREAS the following un-issued
Woles have ben STOLEN from
the Fromisus of tho BARQUE DE L'INDO- CHINE, and which aid Nores are expressed on the face thereof to be Payable at the Branch Office of the said Banque m Salgon, tha, ummbers of which said Norra ara s follows
Jories V 49 1 to 1,000 of 81) (One
Dollar) each,
7.49 1 to 1.000 d Series
Dollar) each.
Kiss of MACHINERY AND APTZIANOES.
IOR MAKING. ESSRS, KINGHORN AND MAC DONALD having been appointed Sus AGENT for Messrs. J. and E. HALL'S PATENT REFRIGERATING MACHINERY, prepared to supply Estimates, Plans and Specifications for all sizes of Machines.
Adress, Trayn Central, under Ilong- kong Hotel.
Telephone, No. 143 Telegrams, KINGBORN, Hongkong." A. B. O. & A1 Ostles used. SEMA JOHN W. KINGHORN,
M.M.E., M.1.Mech.-E., London.
DONALD MACDONALD.
Bongbong, May 28, 1898.
1069
10 CENTS A DAY. Not a very large expenditure, is it? UT it is sufficient to secure for a man of 30 a poney with the Standard Lefo Obce for
For all Particulars of rates, die, apply to
DODWELL & CO., LIMITED,
Agents. Hongkong, April 8, 1001 ELECTRIC SUPPLIES
OF EVERY
8-83
DESCRIPTION IN STOCK,
BATTERIES,
INCLUDING
ÜREMICALS,
ELECTRIC BELLA,
INSULATORS
LIGUSING CONDECTORS;
(One
SWITONES,
Thus Public horchy CAUTIONED against purchasing or dealing in my way with such Nutes, as the Buque de Undo China nocept no liability for the same.
by order of the Chief Manager in Saigon, Fon TER BANQUE DE L'INDO-CHINE,
L. BERINDOAGUE, Acting Manager. Hongkong. February 25, 1901
PRICE
445
THE MUTUAL STORES, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS.
8. AND 10 D'AGUILAR STREET.
SOLE AGENTS FOR *DAGGER
O'BRIENS
BRAND;
GENUINE, GUINNESS, STOUT, BOTTLED AT DUBLARE PINTS
...$2.50 per Dozen. QUALTY
$3.90 por Dozen Hougkong, January 10, 19011709
Bangkok Times.
THE LEADING NEWSPAPER IN SIAM
And widely circulated in Malaya Cochina
Chima, thu Straits Settlement
And Burmist
A DAILY NEWSPAPER within weekly Mail
A Feition (
BUBECELATION
livered fr
(poating on dy, SD a year WESSLY 00, $20 ye ADFERTIL ATEL Per inch
81:40, one insertion tites $4, & week 39 subsortent months,
A UNIQUE FEATURE OF HIN Times" is its mest version advertiser is eus bied to talk ask the Biaueso in their own tong knowingono word of its Tien doing the translations Literary cuma.cations dressed to the Torron. munications to the Mas and Post Office Criera in
Bangkok Times,
SEARPHONES,
WISE, ETO, Ero.
L18T8
ON
APPLICATION.
BLHOTRIC BELL INSTALLATIONS
Trected and kept in order.
Intimations.
THE CHINA MAIL.
I WILL BE LEAVING HONGHONO Is THREE WEEKS' TINE, AND WH THIS FACT THOROUGHLY UNDERSTOOD TO PREVENT DIS
APPOINTMENTS.
W. H. HENDERSON,
OCULIST-OPTICIAN.
(MEM. Fr, Soc., LONDON). CONNAUGHT HOUSE; Room No. 21 (take the lift; it brings you to the door.)
Experienes proves that almost every Eye Defect cay by Cared by the aid of suitable Glasses, if scientifically diagnosed,
Autiguistion, Caturner, Squint, Weak and Inflataed Bys a Speciality,
Spectaclon. A very large and select stock of Goki and Nickel, from $5 to $15.
Lenses of every Combination (and to Currect every error of refraction), ground on the promises, Customers' own pre scriptions worked ti
NOTE ADDRESS-Don't postpone your visit: delays often mean the difference bt- 978 tween an absolute care and total blindness.
Hongkong, May 4, 1901.
UNION INSURANCE SOCIETY OF CANTON, LIMITED. NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS.
N INTERIM BONUS of TWENTY A Frk Chat, upon CONTRIBUTIONS for the year 1900, na heen declared.
WARRANTS will be issued on the let May.
By Order of the Board,
963
W. J. SAUNDERS,
Becretary. Hongkong, April 19, 1501. OFFICE OF THE CHIEF ENGINEER DIVISION OF THE PHILIPPINES.
CEALED PROPOSALS for CONSTRUC-
TING & HARBOUR at MANILA, F. L., will be rearived at this Office usati 11 o'clock A... August 1st, 1901, and then Publicly Upened.
Work to be dune includes about 150,000 cubic yards ipap, 21,000 cubic yards. emorete, and rubble masonry in Break waters, init 6,000,000 cubic yards of dredging and a pile bulkhead 4,700 feet long."
Dredging in mud, sand and shells to a depth of 30 feet.
Dredge material to be used for reclaim. ing land.
Biris mast he accompanied by a Bond, of One Hundred Thousand Dellars ($100,000) Gold.
One Centract will be made for the whole Work.
Contractor's Bond will ha 10% of the
amount bid.
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids.
For specifications and blank forms apply to this Offco, Barea of Insular Affaire, Washington, D. C., U. S. Engineer Ofoes at New York, Chicago, and San Francisco.
JOHN BIDDLE,
Captain Enginvers. Manila, P. I., March 1, 1901.
JUST OPKN FD.
to
THE STRAITS POST OFFICE. The aumul report of the Postal Depar ment of the Simits Settlements for the your 1800 contains some interesting infor mation With regard to correspondence it is stated that during the year, especially during the stay in Singapore of the various Beets, very large numbers of pictorial post- cards were recuised and despatched. The weight of the mail handled was about 684 tons, an increase of about 124 por cont on the previous year. In addition to this, 34,788 foreign maila wore bandied by the department. No mail for, or from, the Co- lony was lost during the year. Registered Bit ales of $410,201 in value were dealt with, na increase of $14,213, or equivalent to 12 per cant on previous figures. One regie- tored letter was lost by a postman in Sings- Pore; one advinod as sent from London to Penang could not be traced there; one from Germany to Penang was reported na missing on arrival, and one letter was stolen in Negri Sembilan. 2,713 articles, insured for 8418,430, were received and despatched, as compared with 2,299, for 6317.786
1899,
amounted The fcos in 8241.30. The parcel post shows an in- areas of geven per cent. One parcel! was destroyed in Tahang and the crual indemnity was paid by As regards the money order branch in Singapore and the Saving Bank, which practically forms part of the Money Order: Department, the total amount accounted for in these two department during the A quarter million year excasded two
the made by the Postinsster General ca dellars! Some interesting remarks are working of the Post Office in the year 1875. The entire staff then consisted of fourteen in Singapore, five in Penone and one in Singapore was the only Sat thero tlement with postmen. and here Here only four. The Singapore staff is now 140 strong, Perang his 88 on the list, and Malaces 17, making a total of 250, None of the the existing staff now remain is haruces. In conclusion, the Postmater the General notes with satisfaction proximate establishment of postal relations with China, on Chinese lines, for the purpose of doaling with coolie letters and Tentittances, No less than 600,000 such Jotters passed through the Fost Office in 1000, and with facilities in China for distributing these letters in rural districts, it would be almost impossible to say what limit might be reacked.
Malacon
that State.
China Coast Meteorological Register.
Station.
May 9th.-AT 4 PAL
Barometer.
Temperaturu.
Humidity.
p.30.04 42
29.08
29.91
199.72
99.72
1.80.7
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29.82 129,83) Tainan ........... Koshun... 29.88 29.87 Feseadores Gutzlaff 20.89) Sharp Pk., 29.68 80 Amoy " 29.72 84 Satow...
Canton
13
+
Birelim.
Free..
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Hongkong 4 p. 23.72 83 8 Vict. Peak Gap Rock 29.79 Macon.....→
29.50 88 Manila.4 p.29,70 90 60 waw Malate.3 p.
Weather.
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Bacolod n Lloilo......
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29.88 87 20.83 87
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FINE CONSIGNMENT of FRENCH A PRESERVES of 6 well-known Make, Uebs
Quality will speak for itself.
H. RUTTONJEE.
b, D'Aguilar Street,
92 and 3, Elgin Road, Kowloon,
Hongkong, April 16, 1901.
TALES
of a TRAVELLER,
CLS. James,
May 10th. 10 A.M.
Wrontock 73.29.33 42, 32 w
Tokio 10a.
161
Nagasaki...
So Astounding that dit net
the author reuch for their Veracity.
they world
not be believed in,
hy
Harry de Windt
(Author of 'On the Equator,
From Pekin to Calais by Land, A Ride to Iudia,
Siberis as it is, Through the Gold Fields of Alaska,' 'To Bebring Straits,'&c., &c.)
PRINGLES V. C. Will appear in the “ClusÀ MAIL" ou SATURDAY Noxt, 11th May.
The Tulos' ura for the most part true. they are of a ausational and most exciting nature, and aro related with true dramatic
Katinater given for all kinds of Bles power, Mr. HE WINDr's record is almost
trical work..
THE CHINA AND JAPAN TELEPHONE Co, La.
HONGKONG EXCHANGE. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.
BUSSCRIPTIONS.
EXCHANGE LINES, 980 Per Annum
PRIVATE LINES. $100 For An O
NO CIERGE FOR INSTALLATION.
Suecia, charge is made for line
han acerage lengthe
Kochi →
Koshima
Taiboku... a. 29.)
Taichu.......
Tainan
Koshun ... Pascadores -
Guzlaff... 9.
Sharp Pk.,i Aumoy...... 01 Swatow...
Canton ....
Hongkong 10.29.83
Viet. Peak
Gap Rook,
29.83
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F. G. Frue, First danidunt.
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Hongkong, Observatory, May 10, 1901.
THE FIVE AGES OF MAN.
A wail,
An uil,
A cry,
A sigh
A tooth:
. In Booth,
'Tis babyhood.
A jump, A bump, À FUN,
Some fun, 4 heavy fall,
A game of ball;
'Tis boyhood days, With carolusu waya.
Looks wine, Loud ties, Thinking, Winking, Shyly, Elyly Truth,
"Tis youth.
A carriage,
A marriage;
No shirking,
But working
Home at night (1)
With happy wifo
Middle age
Is this page.
Ailing,
Failing,
Graying
Saying:
Tiring
Expiring
So onde the stage
Of this last age.
IT SMITH HAD EXPLAINED. My wife says, and she says it with a map, that Dover, Rever again will the Smiths got an invitation to eat as one house. And when she buce makes up her mlad to anything, she slicka to it like shoemsier's wex to a bit of woodlan cloth.
You are the Saiths, man and wife, were old and intimate friends of ours, We lived within stone's throw of each other for many years, As to our world-
sad trere as Lious treacla.
ly
take, we were about an a level, iu verz moderate circumstances.
Between two and three years ago Smith's em- ployers woot him to America on some busine orrand; he would not tell us what. A fortnight since he turned up at home and gave out that he bad made a trifa of money for himself while be was away.
La Tuesday wo had them to dinner; the bael dianer my wife could get up. Azd it was
Intimations.
G. FALCONER & Co.,
WATCH MAKERS AND JEWELLERS. NEW SELFOTIONS OF
DIAMOND JEWELLERY AND ENGLISH SILVER WARE, HIGH-CLASS GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SPECTACLES, PINCE-NEZ AND EYE PRESERVES.
G. FALCONER & Co. ARE AGENTS FOR ROSS'S FAMOUS TELESCOPES AND BINOCULARS, LORD KELVIN'S NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS, ADMIRALTY CHARTS AND BOOKS,
27
EASTMAN'S KODAKS AND FILMS.
64, QUEENS. ROAD.
M. MUMEYA,
JAPANESE ARTIST AND PHOTOGRAPHEN ENLARGEMENTS ON BROMIDE PAPER
AND FINISHED IN CRAYON.
ALL KINDS OF WORK DONE FOR AMATEURS.
Ba QUEEN'S ROAD, CENTRAL.”
MAY BLOSSOM
ARE
IGARETTES WORLD
RENOWNED
Manufactured only by LAMBERT AND BUTLER, LTD., London, England.
a good one, if I do say it mycoll. Yet, sooially, it was a failure. In the old times Smith had Lis appetite of a enb-horse. Now he picked and winced over the very dishes that used to be f fasuarites. An my vite presed tim to taste this or that, be thanked har politely, but ho didn't cat. Mrs Swith apologised for her hus band, and said he had been ailing somewhat mines his return from America, Bo the donaz ended in disappointment, and the Embs woot Mr Jas, Anderson Mrs Canton brane early.
Poor Smith is in said I. 'No' mid ray wilt, ha l'til He's proud. He thinks his old friends aren't good enough for him; that's where it in. He's rich, and we are poor, and-- The worrie woman here broke down mod cried, and I went out for a consolation smoke..
VISITORS AT HOTELS.
ORAICEDURY.
Consul Volpicelli sou Brown Mr & Mrs H.. Mathe-Mr E. Burns Pyn
Mr Staff-Surgeon H.
Canton
PELHAM HOUSE.
Capt. Anderson Mr O..Bell Lieut. Campbell Mr Cannell Mr Coyla Mr H. Daugins Chat, Fachs Mr R. Hemmings Mr Hoskins
Mr Jawitt
Mr H. Liebirt Mr McDonald Mr Murton
Mr C, Nioriker
128-9
RAINIER BEER
19 THE BEST LIGHT BEER THAT HAS EYED BEEN BRO GHT INTO THE COLONY.
Its use will be found most invigemting
at all times.
PRICE:-
Por Case e dozen Pints,
Per Caso 4 dozen Quarts,
$13,50
SOLE IMPORTERS: A. S. WATSON & Co., Limited,
WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS, &e, HONGKONG DISPENSARY.
VISITORS AT HOTELS,
PEAK HOTEL.
Mr M. Austinoff Me.J. Hays Mr James Bonttio Me S. S. Beujimin
Mr J. W. C. Bonnar
Colonel F. Brown Mr G. Brusso
Lieut. Colcnel G. A.
Aughes
Dr K. Tang
Mr J. F. Leo
Mr C. Gordon Mackie
Mc H. F. H, Bryne Mr R. Martin. Mr Allan Cameron Mr J. F. Miller, Sir John Carrington, Mrs L. F. Miller
C. MG.
Miss Carrington Cul. A. W. Collard
And yet bless your soul!-whit a moment. howevor. If Smith had barn perfectly frank and asid, I am not the man I was. I lived high in America, and I'm all gone to places with iallas uniory dyspepsit, and this splendid dinner will helf kill me it I eat it. If he had said that we should have pulled through withoutbreak. Why didn't he may it?
Hero is a lady who does not hesitata to tell us her expoticuon with thas wretched aument. Mise M.J Bartan is her name, and her home, 56, Sorty Street, Sheld. In's written elate ment dated September 19th, 1900, of which the following is the sam' and substance, she says Chat it is now relber more than two years incor& Mrs E. G. Iwia Me W. Von Masloer Dr D. M. Graham
Mr W. T. V. Pigman Mr Pugh Prof. Richarda Capt. Scott
KOWLOON HOTEL.
her health began to fail. Atzet, she thought Mrs Lottie Downs
it was only some trivial almost that would soon Mr S. Husahi
Lient. C. Leiry Mr Lovell
pase away, tor beyond loss of appetite sud Mr M. U. Infyer feeling of languor and wesrizers, thers did not seam to be much the mattor with her.
So the struggled on with her work as do countless theends of brave women every day, haping to be right again in a short time."
key
Capt. Munro
Miss Grace Noblu
Mr & Mrs H.Wisheer Capt. Witmuss
THE WAVERLEY BOTEL,
Mr N. S. P. Triaing- child Mrs C. B. Aenile &fr . A. A. Nielson
hara Mr & Mrs Benson Mr T. X. Covertson Mr J: 0. Vogelgesang Mr N. K. Davidson Me Wiart! Mr Frank Founder, Wilmen Mr B, C. Kinnick Mr & Mrs J. Murcer
and children
But alas! her hope was short lived, for Indi geation, that demon hoatth-destroyer, had got her in ila iron grasp and wand not not her free. Instead of getting felter, she became wazee.
Her longue was now always foul and nasty, and after taking food no matter how idle als experiansed ch a sea of fainas and tightness in the chest that she said sourcely breathe. It seemed,' she says, 'as if some heavy weight was rating on my cheat and pressing in my ribs. Indeed her chess became Bo sore and painted that she could scarey boar aarthing to louch it, and was almost afraid to walk about, the slightest jolting hart her Bu
This feeling of waight and oppression in the chest is one of the most distreiming and com men symptoms of ladigestion. At the flag of the railway signalman it counsels enu- tion and wens of danger atend. What Barold pain, and misery might be avoided it only we eded these drager signals of rature, but there, what's the goud of moralising. We don's Mr W. B. Bailey taking warning, therefore writer in consequence. Mr O. J. Ball ch
Miss Eartou dit for ele goes on to say-Miss Baas
Mr Kenneth Mr & Mrs F. Kione Mr T. Killar
BONGKONG KIEL.. Mr D. A. Andrew Mr Angus Mias Anisbary Mr and Mrs G. E. Major H.S. King K.
Mr.J. Kirkwood Mr H. Arnukl
Achdoone &children Major R. P. Littledale Mrs & Miss Atkinson Mr and Mrs W. M.
Tong Mr J. D. Auld
Mr & Mrs Lowrio
Mr H Later
5.
Mr R. Lyons
Dr J, Macfadyen
At times, I sufferei intensely from wind Mr C. Bechhnan
Bour Mr & Mra 0. M. spasms, pod was constantly vomiting
Boll
1 Bakamera, redund to 37 degrees Fahrenheit. al.
and be the level of flause aches, tenths, and has Thurehawar, in the shade, in degrees Fabren-
dredtta
holt.
D.Mr A. J. Mattock
"Mr Mokondrich
Mrs McLellan and
Sleep no longer refreshed me, for it only same in aust-bes and was disturbed by Mr. Benjamin
ortu dreams. Deprived of proper ret, at Mr F. J, G. Beringer infant nigh's, and afraid to eat such because of the Mr J. Black
8. fumaty, in percentage of saturation, the humi- fearin pains that ware sure to follow. ampli dily of air saturated wild möhture belog 101
L DIES OF WIND, WO points.
3. FORCE OF WIRD, Bocording to Beaufort Scale.
STATE OF WEATHER, ble sky, a detached simuli,
overcast, passing shower, y squally, e rain, a BAW, drinkeg min fog, glocuy, hail, lightnlag, thunder. Fislility, dew Cro
7. Att. in Inba, tanti antithe
wunder got so weak and this, that at last 1 Mr W. H. Boyd was forced to give in and take to my bed,t. & Mrs Brandreth where I stayed for air weeks. During that Mr G. D. Brill time I vomited a quality of blood.
The doctor said I was suffering from Indi. gestion en las clearated slash. His medicins enalled me to get down stairs again, but did Bet cote me, for I still suffered great pain
Mr Michael
Mr J. C. Millan
Mr G. Mudge Col. 8. C. Mite Majur & Mrs J. C.Mr K. Nartus
Mr Nersen Brooke
Colonel Cropkenden Mr G. H. Dan Mr F. Dríon Mr J. S. Ezekiel Mr R. M. Ezkiol
Mr Andrew Forbes. Mr And Mrs H. W
Fraser
Me Stourt O. Nowall Cot, The O'Gorman. Madam O'Gorman Mr John Pitt, R.N. Mr H. E. Pollook Capt. Prynrie, RÁMÚ.... Mrs Pryana. MY A. R. Rouse Mr Edward Shellim Mr. A. Sinclair Captain Gex Owen
Squier
Major W. Wandby Mr A. G. Stokoj
Griffin, R.A. At E. Gampert
Mr G. L. Toralin
Mr H. J. Welgress Mis E, Gumpert Mr H.-H. Wheeler Mr E. Hamilton Lieutenant-Col. 1 L.
Whooler Dr G. M. Estaton Mre G. M. Haraton ve
Hongkong Tides.
The Tide Table given bolaw hat been compiled by the Nautical Altanse. Office in London. From the result of the` analysis of observations taken by ureang of an art. omatic title-recording machine in the Wa er Police Basins at Tsim Sha Tsui during the years 1887-8-9.
Tho zara of the table in Tow Water Or Tinary Spring Tides which has boon found to be 2 foot bolow wien ser level.
To obtain the depth of water on the tide. gangs at the Victoria Naval Yard add 6 ft. 7 la, and on the wage at Lamont Dock, Aberdeen, dd 12 tin, to this height given in the table.
11th to 17th May. TIRA WAYRR
Hongkong
Mean High.
Time.
LOW WATER.
Hoxykang Mean Timur.
Height
tnt
Mou
11 Yal
BL R
18
In 20
18
15 7 20
10
33 14
Nies. I TL 5 55
23 A
Wel.
m11
Thar. U
17
Capt. & Mrs Trance Mr J. E. Nisshy and Fr Mr and Mrs Bruce.
wilo
Mr & Mrs Buddopha Mr B, Okolovitel
Capt. Orr a routing, red was always tired and wear Mr C. M. G. Purais Mr R. Ore.
In this condition I remained for several Mr Buaustow
Mr W. Parütt
but provide atilly was led to try Seigel's Me D. F. Cameron Mrs Phipps and month, d pairing of over being well again. Mr G. S. But.or present good health. Now I ona eat heartily
unique. He served na A.D.C. to his brother-in-law, Raja Broska, of Sarawak, in 1874-78; he tearalled from Pekin to France by land in 1878; rode to India from Rus.
Fon the past quarter of a century there has sia (vin Persia) in 1889; inspected the
been ope Ductions Aow of letters hearing Prisons of Western Siberia in 1899; and testimony to the truly wonderful curra effected, visited mines and political prisoners in by Clarke's World famed Blood Mix'ure, thà Eastern Siberia in 1884. In 1895 beanest Blood Purifier that science and medies! Strup, wad to that medicine aloso is de my Mr I, 4. Carter attempted to travel from New York to skill have brought to light. Sufferers from Paris by land for the Pall Mall Casette Scrofab, Searry, Eczeaus, Dad Lego Skin and and enjoy my mea's without fear of pain, and Dr and Mrs F. Clark Me A. J. Pilcher ho nearly perished on Behring Straits, but Blood Disasses, Pimples and Sores of any kind whe rescued by a whale. He explored the ace rolloited to give it a trial to test its value Klondyke Guldfulds in 1807.
Sold everywhere, at 28, 9d. per bottle, BowarS 1424 522 of worthless imitations and substitutes. Hongkong, May 4, 1901.
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DRESS MARKERS.
LARGE ASSORTMENT SILKS MUSLINS ZEPHYRS, PRINTS, SHOES, HOSIERY, HATS. Hongkong, April 29, 1901.
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REMEDY Has become famous for its cures of
COUGH
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WHOOPING COUGH INFLUENZA
Try it when in need.
Price, 60 ct. and 21.00.
feel brighter and belter in ovary way than 1 have done for over two years.
children
Mr J. W. Craven Mrs Pupio.
FOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE...If the blood is laden wih impurilis. it spreads digene za it eireabates through the Figues of the huma
dy-Lugs. Heart, Stonech, kdaeya, Brain,
Clarke's World-famed Bland Mixture is war rated to cleanse the blood-trin, all imparities from whats or cagra xzi-lug. From Scratula Bearvy, Reus, Bad Lep, Skin and Blood Mr J. W. Darwood HA. . Pottie
Dikers, spine, and Sores of all kinds ite cifocts are marlons. sands of wonderful- Mr A. H. Reich Why Mr Smitt didn't mention his illness at Mrs W. Davis andMe O. J. Prico
erren have heen of otud by it. Sold overywhere. child one dinner, I don't know. He suited is
C. Stowarat 2.1. Reware of worthless imitations and Richards:
substitates.
24 afterwards to me. Still my wife a' for Mr P. C. Dentocho Mir gives hia. Happy sa Boer, are those Mr E. H. Derrick
Mr Robertson who died muster the high walls of Troy. Hap Me J. Dick rier yet, say I, are those who live and can es Mr G. M. Discombe Mr W. V. Rohingen
Major Derebill, 5.a. Capt. and Mrs Roope what is set before them.
Mr Drummond Mr C. Schonz
Mr K. Shankland CHAMBERLAIN'S COLIC, CHOLERA | Mr W. S. Dar
MTA Southcolt Capt. P. S. Dyson
Mr G. R. Stevene Mr F. Elmore
Mr H. G. Stevens Mr E. H. Stewart Mr W. Stitt Mr A. Talbot
AND DIARRHEA REMEDY TS everywhere acknowledged to bo the Mr Emanuel
Rust meccsefal medicine in use for Mr E. Farrell Bowel Complaints. It always cares, and Mr A. Fitch
For sale by All Dealer, WATKINS & Co, cures quickly. It me be depended upon Mr A. Gibbs, RN. General Agenta.
even in the most severo and dangerous Mr W. S. Gibeon cuses. Oures griping, all kinds of disrraces, Mr & Mrs Kennedy
and at the first unusha! looseness of the Bowels should be takett,
Mr H. M. Tibbey Capt. and Mrs Tilley Dr Tillban Major Verez MFG..H. Wakoman Mr T. H. Warmstey Mr E. C. Hochappede & Mrs Frank W. Dr & Mrs Hogg
Watts
Gibson Mr C. Olover -Price, 5) obs and $1.00.*
Capt. Goddard For sale by All Dealers, WATKINS & M S. Helone Co., General Agents.
INTUNITIES IN THE BLOOD. We have peed hota of latters from people who have received great lent from us une et Clarks's Blood Mixture. It cannot be too highly estimated, for it cleaner and clears the blood from all in- parities. This is a good testimonial from the Family Dastor, which goes on further to say Tan Boed is the soures from which our It is the finest Blood Purifier that salons and systems are built up, and from which we derive skill have brought to Eght, and we can with the our mental as well as our physics! capabilities. alicet contienes recommend it to one maseri If the blood is diseased the bad le discard, Huko
Mr 1 Howard Mr W. G Whiley
Tent, and Mrs B. Me and Mrs HeakinsMiss Wiggin Mr and Mrs A. N.Mr & Mrs. Wiggings
SPRAINS! SPRAINS!! SPRAINS !! If possible to treat the Sprain within an hour after it is received, or before in- famatira has set in, bandage the parte and keep the bandage satarated with Cham borlain's Pain Balm; but after the parts brave become inflamed and evollen no bandage should be used, only a loose dry bandage of cotton cloth, and the parts bathed with Chamberlain's Pain Balu, without rubbing
Price, 50 cts, and $1.00. For sale by all Dealere, WarkIKE Ž
Cofioral Agents,
Ia blond is disessed the body is dis and Remember that the blood, was her pare
at iupare, cirestales through the organs of the Brau Hits falen with poisonous mantle it Inla, Foarvy Bess, Dad Legs, Skin and Blood human body Lenses, Heach, Stomach, Kaneysl
affect of Ginske's Blood Mixture are marvellous. sproeds disso on the course. In cases of Bog
Thomasda of cinderinfances have basit effected by it. Clarke's Flood Mixture art sold: wherest Ya Dd: pár bottle. DowKCE WOLL Jens im extions and obetíkalan...
bera and the public generally For Sarofula, Sufferers trots Bergfors, Scary, Eczema, Bad Me E. A. Irving us Wild ments on Pages 1 and 4, should be sent Searry, Eazane, Bad Lesys, Skin and Blood Legs, Skin and Blood Dinesses, Pimpire, 3M 3. B. Jackson &Mr & Mr. A. Wiese, Pimples, and Sores of all kids the
Diseases, Plauples and Soros of all kinds, its Soros of any kind are sulcited to give Clarke's child to this Office not inter than 10a.m. New effects are marvellens, Thousands of wonderful world-famed Blood Mixture trial to test to Mr V. Jercovich Advertisements should be sent in before cures have been affected by it. Clarke's Blood Talashcosude of wonderful aures lava boon
GEE,
WESTUART FARRISON,
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Onders booked by MATEU
200
BAIN REID, CHINA MAD Ofice, Dec. 1900,
&
Mr E. A. Kasach Moure la sol raybars, af 28. 9d. por Boule affected by it. Sold every whers at 28 14. par Mr & Mrs Joseph
294 Mr Kennst Beware of worthless Inflations and abuse babile Beware of worthless imitations and anb
larivan & child Mr & Mrs Wright Mr A. Wyllio Mr Re Yabo