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A CHEE&CO
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17a Queen's Road.
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IRTH.
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A: No. 11, Yeen Ming Yuon Road, Shanghai, on the 25th May, the wife of War. Bleáristaș, of a Daughter:
DEATHS
A 7 Logun Bad, Penang, on the Käth May, Wise Canera?, the wife of G. M. Dundas-Mount,
At Swatow on Sunday. Sath May, | Pamar Gaurious, muster of a a Chefoe
CHINA MAIL.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Notes by the Way.
Harnston's Cirens has been doing good business n't. Pening.
The tailors of Manila have resolved to towand bigher wages,
•
Electric fans were used today for the
aser The mukeaim of this issue commenced first time in the Supreme Court.
at 5.50) pinte
The China Mail.
HONGKONG, WEDNESDAY, JUNE +, 1902,
EDITORIAL COMMENTS.
per Dozen,
LIGHT HOCKS .....
8,00
4.50
13
$ 6.50 to $19.00
13.00
13.00
"
14.00
21.00
30.00
IN THE
LEGISLATIVE
COUNCIL.
Furniture
Dealers.
WHITE WINES,
CLARETS...
ST. LEXON TONIC
WINE...
BURGUNDIES
4+2
DRAWING ROOM,
H. PRICE & CO.,
12, Queen's Rod.
DINING-ROOM,
and BEDROOM
FURNITURE.
ELECTRO-PLATED,
GLASS and
CHINA WARES.
PASTEUR'S MICROBE.
PROOF FILTERS, ROCHESTER LAMPS, WHITE TURKISH
TOWELS and
COUNTERPANES,
COOKING RANGES,
KITCHEN UTENSILS,
and HOUSEHOLD
REQUISITES.
WM. POWELL.
LIMITED,
28 & 34, Queen's Road (Opposite Honghost Boll and Bus, Piffico),
General
Drapers
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MEMOS. FOR TO-MORROW. Auction.
2 pm. Auction of Household Furni- Mire, A., at the Rouidence of Dr Hurtigan. Seartean, McDonnell Kond.
Meeting. 3.Meeting of Members of the Rangkong Genend Chamber of Com mere, Chamber Room, City Hall.
Miscellaneous.
Goods per Shanghai not cleared at 4
p.m. this data subject to rent.
Goods per Tenkezi nadulivered after this
date subject to rank.
General Memoranda,
SATURDAY, June 7 :----
2.30 p.uz - Auction of Hc usehold Furni rare, at No. 4, Ellier Crescent, Robin son Rond.
WEDNESDAY, June 13 :---
.Goods per Kavudki Maru not cleared
this date subject to rent.
CHAMBERLAIN'S PAIN BALM,
At the magnificent and PUBLIC well-deserved anquet REPRESENTATION to the Hon. T. H.
Whitehead by this Clu nese commercial gour Dunity last night, H.E. the Officer Administer ing the Government said : --- I can only sap I hope most sincerely that Mr Whitebond will be followed in the future by some one equally intlopen. dent, equally fearless, crually honour aide, and equally painstaking, who will keep the Government up to the mark in the same way that Mr Whitehead has done. The members of the Cham- fer of Commerce and the Justices of the Feace will have the opportunity teancrrow of desiding who is to repre- sent them in the Legislative Council, nus of realising His Excelleney's hopes. So far as we can learn two gentlemen will be nominated at each meeting, and the four gentlemen likely to be
re
propused world make excellent presentatives. For the Justices of the Pence, we believe Mr E. A. Hewatt, the agent of the P. and . Company, will be nominated by Mr R Shewan and seconded by Mr E. W. Mitchell. His opponent will be Mr G. W. F. Playfair, the Manager of the National Bank of China and Chairman of the local branch of the Chinn Association. So far as we can ascertain, both gentlemen are sure of a large measure of support, and HAS no equal as a household liniment, it is impossible to predict who is to he It is the best known remedy for the successful candidate. Of course, the rheumatism, lame back, quiusy and glandu-nomine of the Justices will hold office lar swelling, while for sprains, bruises, burns and scalds it is invaluable. One up only till the return of Mr C. P. Chater. plation gives relict. Try it For sale For the Chamber of Commerce, thera by All Dealers; Warkiss Luk. General Agents.
are also two candidates in the field, Mr R. C. Wilvos, noninated by Hon. C. S. Shorp and Mr Gershom. Stewart, Mr Bober; Shewan, nominal ely Meal 1. Lewis and Mr E. W. Mitchell. Either of the gentle- men named would be an excellent representative. bat looking to the larc commercial interests he represents and his intimate connection with the trade ntid commerce of the port we hope to se Me Shewan elected by a large majority. We have referred to the merits of both gentlemen in previous issues, and need not do more than point to the evidences of public spirit and independence of character shown by Me Shewan, who is not only fertile of ideas | but eminently fitual to give expression tu bis own opinioas and to voice the wishes of the commercial community.
A. S. WATSON & CO.,
LIMITED.
Helhet A.D. 1811.
Outfitters RATED
DRESSMAKING WATERS
A SPECIALITY. All cutting executed by an experienced Dressmaker.
Parisienne and
English Millinery
Always in stock. Orders
receive European Supervision.
Bombay Infantry.
We lear that the 22nd Boney Infantry are having Hongkong for India about the middle of this month, their place to be taken by the 19th Bombay Infantry. The fine band of the 22nd, which has dore so much to make life tolerable bore, will be inlich missed.
THE WATER used is THE PUR EST that can
be obtained. and is Polo at Selangor. skilfully FILTERED ON THE MOST SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES.
THE DIACHINERY employed is of the latest design and most approved
tyre.
Just received ABSOLUTE PURITY.
ENGLISH EXPERTS
The Municipal Commission has nokedl the Government to appoint a bacteriologist for Singapore.
A reinforcement of nine Etrupenns for the European Police Contingent äre va their way to Singapore per na. Glenhijest
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TELEGRAMS.
· ["CHINA MAIL' BPECIAL SERVICE.}
RAILWAY EXTENSION IN CHINA.
GERMAN LINE OPENED. (From Bar Vin Carrespondent.)
SHANGHAI, June 2, 3.57 pm. The new railway in Sharitung was formal ly declared opon Wai-ister in the prisoned, of 150 guests, including many Chinese malestinss
(REUTER'S SERVier.]
THE FRENCH CHAMBER. Medical observations taken in South
LONDON, 2nd June, 1902. Africa tend to flow chat leprosy often 31. Bourgenis has been elected pauvísional arises from the consumption of bad exited | president of the French Chaumber of Dope ish.
| utīga.
Dr Glennie, Assistant palth Officer. to the Singapore Municipality, has been offered a re-engagement at a salary of £542
POP AUAWA
At a meeting of Justices of Peace held this afternoon. Mr W. Waters was unaui- only granted the license for Thaumas* Grill Ronis, 1Queen's Bend Central.
The Italian transport Montenegre nu rived at Singapore from Taku on the 24th May, bound for Naples, with over five hundred returning troops on board.
The rickshas which of lato "havë” ̈mnde
hair appearance at Calcutta, from Singa- pore anil Penng, have buon objected to by the Municipal Corporation there both on utilitarian and humanitation grounds.
The amount of money required to buy
THE SIGNING OF PEACE, The English and French newspapers cordially welcome the conclusion of peate in South Africa.
THE SIGNING OF PEACE.
Mr. Balfour's Statement. Bir Balfour read his statement concer- ning peace terms in the House of Commons to-day.
down their arms and surrender all guns, The burghers still in the field are to iny
rifles, and anaunition, They are to obey the authority of King Milward, and acknow- ludgo hinu us their Lord and Sovereign.
The burghers outside South Afrien acept ing those conditions will be brought back
TE NOỠN WA (TA:isport and means of subsis. tenco can be provided. The accepters are not deprived of their liberty. Taal will be taught in the schools, and used in the law
out the present Bombay Tramway Co, lay courts whore necessary. Three millions down new plant for etrettic tenction, set (sterling will be devoted to restoring farras
pa general lighting installation for the city, and provide working capital, is put down at a million and a half sterling.
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Ratzibution.
[DER OSTASIATISCHE LLOYD SERVICE] RUSSIA AND GERMANY.
Bemis, May 29.
EL. M. the Emporer will witness the The following Loperial Decree is pub-Russian naval anoeuvres off Revel in lished Chun Liang (Mancha). Major August as a guest of the Canr. General of the Taining Military Circuit of
M. DOUMER
It is reported from Paris that the former Governor-General of Indo-China,
M.
wangsi; Teng Wan-lin, General-in-Chief of Kwangtung province; Tan Hsiu-kang, Major-General of the Lingyuan Military Circuit of Yunnan province, are all hereby Doumer, will probably be appointed wither commanded to vacate their posts.
Minister of Foreign Affairs or of the Colonies. This would be considered as the inauguration of Great-Asiatic policy of
The Coronation Contingent.
was
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 1902,
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
Compellin doe course The reply to No. 4 is
This-Government exsognises the import" ace of reserving all stream estres." and
A meeting of the Legislative Council mallabs, wherever praticable. In the eve
was held this wlicznoon. in the. Council There ware present
| however, of sums it is imprneriesblu sud ir is therefore undesimble to lay down any urch milu as that propusod. In reply to H. E. Major-General Sir W. Gascoise | No. †, I may say the question was applie (Officer, Administering the Government).
ablone the rings and Government is taking every мep now to reader the diarribution Hon. P. I. Mar, CaLC., Colonial of water say throughout the City. The Secretary.
reply to No. 4 is that work is now in pro- Ton. A. G. Wiss (Attorony General).
gress for the construction of another storage reservoir at Tytana, which will prolly be Hon. A. M. Tuossos, Colonial Trec10 sonie extent available by the lat surer.
January, 1903. The Full capacity of the m Hae. F. J. Kangey (Captain Suparin-expetioce of 1440 has show that it is of Hervoir will be alant 80 million gallons. The tendent of Policoj.
Hon W. Catitam (Dirceter of Public Work).
Hen. R. Muuray Munsey (Harbour Muster).
Hon, C. W. THORSON.
Hen. Dr. Ho Ba
Hon. War A YE
Hon. C. S. SHER
greater importance to increase the trainge area in order to take full advantage of the existing stunge mpacity of the reservoirs, which wom not filled during that year. With this abject, catch-water has been constructed along the south slopes of Mount Cameron, intercepting x drainage area of about 150 aures. The strom, which will Lo impounded by the reservoir now under construction at Tytam, has been diverted into the gruga-bisin rendering, available a atchment parposes. Smell channels, to reuder available thus play wonther flow of the strona intercopted by the existing catch water, are also in coûter of constructii.
Me R. P. Jonssros (Acting Clerk of further area" of about 30 to då acres for Conncils.)
NEW MEMBERS.
. Hen. W. Dickson and Hon. F. J. Badeley. Acting Captain Superintendent of Police, took their seats as new members of Chumil
PAYERS,
|
FEST READINGS,
On the motion of dr Wise, seconded by Mr May, the following Bulls passed the First Reading, naotely (---
An Ordinance to amend The Marriage Ordinance, (14 of 1875).
The following papers were laid on the talle by command of His Excellency, viz.- Kowloon Watce Works Gravitation Scheme, Report of the Po Leang Kuk Society for
An Ordinance to release cortain premises. 1901, Repost of the Registrar Good for situate at Victoria in the Colony of Hong- 1901, Return of the Subordinate Courts for kong from a Settlement dated the 31st day ma. Report on the Post Office for 1901, of March, 1882, and rande between Meyer and Report on the Water Supply of Hongline Sassoon of the one part and Frede dopant of the supps from the Taitam-takand the and Meyer Elias Marston of the kong, mainly with regard to the full deve: rick David Snesorn, Elward Eline Sassoon Valley
other part.
FINANCIAL.
18 to 2 nd moved that they be referred to Mr May submced Fluance Minutes Nos. the Finance Committee.
Mr Thomson secunded, Carried.
of the Finance Committee No. i.
Mr Blay moved the adoption of Report
Mr Thomson accended. Carried.
QUESTIONS.
Au Pak Tai, alias Ku Chong Toung, alias An Ordinance for the Naturalization of Ku Esi Shu, alias Ku Ting Kwong, alin
Ku Yuk Taing.
An Ordinance to provide for the incor of the Church Body of the Chinese pouution
Anglican Church in Hongkong.
An Ordinance to provide and regulato the Supply of Water in the Colony of Hongkong and for the Maintenance and Repair of the Works in connection there with,
During the day enter noun to-day, live mases of plague were reported in the Colony.
for the Chamber of Commerce has asked Mr C. S.. Sharp-The Hou, member me, with Your Excelleney's permission, to put the questions standing in his name.
The following six questions by Hon. T. H. Whitehead, which had been given notice of, were then subunitted, viz.
The Coronation Contingent, I-PROKENTY RESUMPTION AND COMPENSA- The Canadian Pacific Railway Com-
TION,
Will de Honourable the Colonial Setra-ay's B. S. M. Encres e Japon, with tary endeavour to obtain from the India: the flotigkong Volunteer Cocovation Con- Government a statement or return showing tingent, arrived at Vancouver at 4.3) pai. (1) the conditions on which house propor yesterday, the 3rd instajit. ties, sanity and insanitary, and Innd bare recently hon resumed in Bombay and else where in India (2) the basis on which the values of house property and land wero ay- rived at; and (3) the basis on which the com
For the Concerned.
The Chamber of Commerce meets
pensation paid for resumed properties and to-morrow in the City Hall at 3 p., to land has been arvived at ; and in due course elect a successor to the Hon. T. E: White- cil if the Honorable Member is unt non communicate the information to the Coun-head, and the Justices of the Peace meer
in a position to furnish the required, part 4 p.m., in the City Hall, to uleet a ticulars 7
locum iraeas for the Hon. C. Chater in 2. ROCAL ACCOMMODATION—SUBORDINATE the Legislative Council.
OFFICIALS.
A Boyal Shikari.
The Finance Committee of the Legisla-France.
Colonial Secretary, prosiding. Live Council met to-tay, Hon. F. II. May.
Will the Honourable tlie Colonial Seere tary inform the Commeil, whether the On the re-
ITALY AND CHINA. commendation of His Excellency the Officer
The Singapore Free Pess of the 28th Government will take into consideration Privetti has stated in the Iralian Cham- the desirability and expediency of adequate May says The Sultan of Johore bas nót Administering the Tiovernment, it
bers that Italy considered China as belong. providing for the decant Ensing of the beer back long before he has again shown sabordmare Officials and Employees of the agreed to vote £2500, which at 1/8 ex-ing to the group of commercial powers, Public Works, Harbour, and Sanitary Deis kill as a shikar. Yesterday another change epieds $29,620.63, to meet the with which the unintenance of good relajartments, and report to the Council? tigor fell to his gun, a fine lig ànimal S. ft.
3. Maros ROATS AND STREETN estimated expenses to be incurred by the ions was most important.
long The beast had evidently been quite In anticipation of Govoriment being sonde- Coronation Contingent of the Hongkong!
ed to expose for sale Crown Land in Hong-close to the Intans out the praylous night. Volunteer Corps.
kong and in British Kowly or to grant for lus tracks were seen in the grounds, lenses of Land in the Now Territory, and and wore followed up. He was run to
Pablic Works.
The following vote was agreed to at the weting of the Finance Committee to-day, namely:-
Maintenance of Water-work e Maintenance of Rends" and
City and Hill Districts,
Bridges in City, Water works Miscellaneous,. Drainage Works, Miscellaneous, Forming and Kerbing Streets,
Tord,
Hongkong Jockey Club.
Cub
$ 18,000.00
25,000.00
16,500.00 23,000 20,0:0,00 $131,500.00
A meeting of the Hongkong fockey was held yesterday... Hon F. H. May, G.M.G., Coloniul Secretary, presided, and the other Stewarde prestat were-
[ MERCURY' SERVICE.]
PIECE GOODS FOR CHINA AND with a view to funding against a re-
JAPAN.
LONDON, May 24. The first shipment of 000 bales of Man- choster pitea goods for Chins and Japan has been made via Vancouver. It is affirm. ed that a distinct aaying has been made by shipping by this wath.
This may account for the telegram we received yesterday, stating that the Chinn Conference steamer would reduce their freights to practically the same levet as the New York rates.] ···
(YEARS-MENCERÝ SERVICE,] CORONATION REHEARSAL.
petition of the state of affairs in respect of Carth by the Data Mentri's house and it roads, lanes and buildings as that which took to shots to bring him down, the ser now oxists in Hongkong and Kowloon, will the Honourable the Director of Public and fatal one being in the shoulder. Works inform the Council (1) whether a clearly and well defined Map, showing recent illaces he not apparently affected It is re-assuring to find that the Sultan's Ronds and streets of adequate width, has his nerve. Map will in due course be submitted to this been or will be preparod; (2) whether such Council; (3) when approved whether the some will be recordel officially and shall of the Council: satt (4) whether a copy of not be departed from without the sanction such Map will be deposited in the Quice of the Sanitary Board for the information and guidance of the Board's Officers ?
New Justices of the Peace.
The following gentlerden took the cath days Justices of the l'enco:-.
Ofacials-Mcsere C: Clementi, R. HA.
Orig, E. R. Hanson, R. F. Johnston, J. H. Keup, S. B. C. Russ, T. P. J. Wods 4. STREAMS, NUZLARS AND
house, D. Wood, J. B. Wood, G. 2. WATER-COURSES..
Woodenek, and Dr W. W. Pearse. Will the Housurable tho Dimctor of Public Works inform the Coanail whether
Unofficial,-Messis J. Barton, H. W. the Government will lay down a rolu or Bird. Duncan Clark, W. A. Cruickshank, Clonel Hugins, Mr K. W. Rutter, and bearsal of the Coronation precession, which
There has been a mest successful re-date to be notified that all stresme, nullus E. Jones Flagles, G. H. Meshurst, X. regulation to come into force on an early W. B. Dixon. L. Gibbs. A. Hower. Mr H. P. White. There were upwards of will be repented shortly, during which the ifty members present, including MA. S-procession will march through the streets Anton. Acting Clerk of the Course. Some of London, alterations ha the rules having been passed,
LONDON, May 30,
THE MARTINIQUE ERUPTIONS.
A stall scientific commission has started
causes of the late eruptions in Martinique.
British Kowloon, the property of the hiumford, E. Opmijston, T. 3. Phillips, E Crown, shall be retained as Crown property- and water-enursos in Hongkong and in
together with a margin of 50 foot on either
A Ram, A. H. Reunie. H. W. Robert-
side from the centre line of the stream or sen, P. W. Sergeant. J. R. M. Smith, J. nullah now Crown property and that the W R. Taylor, H. E. Tumkins, and H. P anid margin of just shall not be granted White..
or devised with at the sanution of this Council and that the gaino regulation where
nullaba and water-courses in the New practicable shall apply in respect of streams, Mr Whitehead's Departure.
China to the British Government?
j
DATKE. SUPPLY
it was proposed by Mr G. C. C. Master and seconded by the Chairman that a sum of | 100 guineux be voted-from the funds of the The Selangor Polo Club has just im. Club ter Mr T. F. Hough for his gratuitous for the West Indies to investigate the Territory leased by the Government of ported ponies costing $50 oach through of the Coase for many years, and the re- and valuable services to the Club ns Clerk
Mr Abrams, and the piombers are taking a keen interest in the game. The manager desultory conversation took place as to the Hose for the Fire Brigade.
solution was passed unanimously. Some of the Straits Steamship Company has adibility of Folding Gymkhana Meetings offered free passages from Singapore for the during the summer months, and it was players and ponies of the first polo teata from: Singapore that plays against Selangor-duting the ensuing summer."
decided to hold these popular meetings
Water Pólo.
Yesterday, there was a water polo The Coronation Celebration. nistch at Kowloon between teams cap
The tonas wero :--
Feel-Goul, A. J. Mackie; bucks, A Barros and H. 5. Kennett; half-back, Humphreys forwards, J. Hance, C. Alves, and F. Jorgo
Prior to his departure from the Colony todas, 31r T. H. Whitehead bude farewell to the whole of the reembers. hf the staff of
the Chartered Bank, and on leaving the
Bank premises a huge straor of Chinced
In consequence of the daily diminishing supply and of the fact that the water is now only turned en iri the City one hour The recent numerous fires have caused per day, wil the Honorable the Director crackers was set off. At the Queen's Satue an unusual agent of wear and tear of the of Public Works inform the Council who Wharf, opsmids of a hundred of Mr White" fire-hose., Today, at the meeting of the sideration the advisability of immediately's (tious assembled to hid bin good ther the Governcient will take into con- Finace Committee, it was agreed to voto increasing the number of water stations bye, including all races sud hatimalities. £200.163.81, at 1.8, $2410, to cover along the Praya so na to give an increased He was taken off to the Bares of Chine the cost of 4,000 feet of 2 inch Rob Royalleviate the inconveniences and auferings
supply of water and it so measure; canses five hose, and 59) fest of Merry- of those concerned weather's 4-inch Dub-Sub en for the use of the Fire Brigades
linse,
Mr A. H. Rennie's stean haugen fying the Maple Leaf, and lit and the hearty --INCREASED WATEŃ STORAGE. good wishes of his numerous friends. An- Will the Honoumble the Director of other circle of friendswood wil to the Public Works inform the Council whether steer to hid him, Godspeed, and in the the Goverment has taken the necessary
Arge number of business housey Singapore on Victorin Day, 24th
THE BEST AND MOST EXPEN- SIVE INCREDIENTS only are used,tained by E. Herbst and A. Humphreys. the sggestion has been received favour. It has been proposed, and wo believe
GUARANTEEING
Officers, that the Coronation Committee ally by a number of the Commanding
hoald-vote's sum of money to enable the.
Expenses of Volunteers.".
mesures to remporarily provide, if it be sauter got under weigh he was greetel· White Goal, H. M. Bain: bucks, F. forthcoming calclmatinal io. Hongkong to sowirs and silom parkicipating in the-
At the meeting of the FinancevCompossible to do so in the time now available, with rousing cher D. Bain and F. Ribeiri Balf-back, E.
mittee of the Legislative Council to-day. capacity should there be a shirt rulafall this for an adequate or additional water storage Herbst; forwards, A. Loureiro, F. Kspice the mainbrace, or, in other words, it was greed, on the recommendation of Benson, so as to safeguard the ratepayers Tata, and . H. Alves...
to drink the King's health after, the field E. the Officer Administering the fovered the people from gain at your suffered Referce Mr F. W. White; timekeeper, day and review at the Happy Valley bent, to vote a esa of 8,149.12 in aid of of a water famine, und state how much ad- May
ing the inconveniences and evils arising out Mr W. A. Crake:
The match ended in a draw goals all, Those who fillowed the details of the vote Expence of Volunteers, to cover sitional water storeyu has been provided, if Flumphreys (2) sind Ifanco (1): scoring for
Jubilec Naval Rorien at Spithead in the salary and house allowance of Majer how much additional storage it is estimated any, since the 1st of January this year, and one side, while Loureiro, F. 1). Bain hod 1697 will remember that the King (then . G. Pritchard, Commandant, Hongkong will be provided between now and 31st Ribeiro each scored for the other.
the Prince of Wales) ordered the signal Voluntour Corps, from Bul April to 31st Janury, 1903 ** There will be a match at Kowion on
Splice the mainbrace to be made from December, 1902, inclusive. Thursday (to-morrow) commencing at the tagship at the close of the Review. It p.m. blacen V.E.C. ant. Royal Welsh is felt by some of the members of the
PROMPT ACTION Fusiliers.
Committee that the soldiers and sailors in dealing with what may be only a alight | nalter is still under consideration should have the same opportunity tough will often evert come more serious reply is-This Government recognizes: 402 deaths giving a mortality site of
Mr Chatham said With regard to Naxing the week anded May 22 show fo ilinces URING the past 6 years 500,000 tons Hongkong, and we hope the suggestion
the value of the suggestion contained in the 89.08 por thousand. Of the 99 died of facturing LEMCO to fill the little earthen-
qucation, but in view of posible difficulties,
Parasols in all the Newest Styles. Muslin Dressing Jackets Manage our Factories and their practical and Morning Gowns in knowledge and constant supervision Great Variety.
NEW MILLINERY,
enables us to produce waters of unrival
led excellence and purity.
STEARNS COUGH CURE A
suggests the closing of well in private
One of our Singapore contemporaries
expounde in Singapore, where the water
Mr May said-The answer to the first in found to be impure," question is that the information desired will be furnished" when received. The answer to the second question is that this
The mortality returne for Singaporo
NEW MUSLINSA. S. WATSON & Co., Himited, of Coal have been burst in manu- will meet with the approval of H. E. then, just the thing, for this, as it is always can only promama at presant that the matter choler, the greater number being at the
NEW SUMMER
THE HONGKONG DISPENSARY.
DRESS GOODS.
were Pate known everywhere. Lemco is the Officer Connmuding the Troops and the 151 genuine Liebig Company's, Extract,
General Commillee.
needy and effective. Wholesale from A. & will receive full and early constemon, Quarantine statin," There were 54 OLLOS Watson & Co., Ltd., Hongkong.
The result will be vergmunicated in the of undlassed Fever and of bar bar,