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HONGKONG
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
AUCTIONEERS, &er
PAUL BREWITT,
2. Zotland Street, Auctionser, Appraiser.
and Commission Ag ut.
HUGHES & HOUGH,
Auctioneers to the Government, and Shazo ;
und General Brokers, corner Ice House
Street and Praya Central.
GEO. P. LAMMENT.
HONGKONG
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
MERCANTILE AGENT
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY JULY 23R2, 1999.
WOODS & CO....
Duddell Street, Agents for Americas and
Enopean Export Houses
PHOTOGRAPHERS
HING,
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149 and 15) Queen'e Bout ContraL TEE CHUN.
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BUILDERS
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und Gruuits.
Medrandes engaged. Estimates given. CHEMISTS, DRUGGISIS, &c.
THE PHARMACY,
10. Queon's Road Control Fundly and Dispensing Chemists, Wines, Spirits and
Cigars.
•
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ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.] THE BRITISH ARMY.
Y
H. O. ARNOLD-FORSTER, M.P.
III. SOME LESSONS OF THE WAR.
THE CRITICS AND THE WAR OFFICE.
8-That the absence of any organised Staff during peace time would prove a disadvantage
in time of war.
Andinatly (omitting many sensler points), that the War Offer would be compelled, under the stress of war, to attempt to do in the face of the engry all those things which it had a fused to do in tins of peace, and which it had déclared to by unreessary or undesirable.
The war has shown us that everyone of these charges vas "well and truly laid.”
THE ANSEXOS OF DESIGN,
regard to it; it is onough here to point out that when the whole army had been mobilis. 80,000 men of the First Class Army Reserve were found to have taken the places of 100,000 incompetent colliers; in other words that we had turned to the precise position which the country ocenied in "the Crimean War, whòn we had a árst line of undoubted excellence, and behind it nothing bit a crowd of unorganisett and competent recrnite.
NOTICES OF FIRMS.
NOTICE.
NAISMITH on bt Foray, 1999, is THE given to Mr. hereby WITHDRAWN.
ME. SAMUEL EDMOND BEETON is authorised to SIGN the name of our firm by PROCURATION from this dute.
HERBERT, DENT'S CO. Canton, 30th June, 1900,
[1882 NOTICE.
XXVE have This Day ESTABLISHED ourselves in Business, under the Firiu
& WILSON.
THE MILITIA AND VOLUNTEERS. The war las ale tanght ins, what indeed everybody who had ever given any consideration to War Office problems at all, know perfectly W well, nately, that in maintaining a large force Name of SPOONER her abilitio and Voluiferis at home, without any GENERAL PASSENGER BROTELS and
of the organation or equipment, hestury to COMMISSION AGENTS tjen e enced into an army, the War Office Dated the 13th day of July 1
J. J. SPOONER. H. WILSON.
982
My
appendering pupke money triping with the action, and acpocing the country to the prove!
engere. The thing wan really so plain as to TRADE MARKS ORDINANCE OF be beyond argument. Every year the absurdity of our arrangerparts was pointed out by all worst and conditions of men, by experienced soldiers. by Militia and Volunteer officers, and by Hen- bors of Partisent. Every year with perfectOTICE is hereby given that Biessikurs regularity the doubters were assured that all SIEMSSEN & CO.. of Victoria, in the
1908.
APPISCATION FOR REGISTRATION OF TRADE MARKS.
as well and that their alarms were groundless. Colony of Hongkong, have, on the 19th Juno 1000, applied for the Registration in Hong- following TRADE MARKS
even though I did not wait the War Office to admit it. Directly the rar came the inevitable apnet. It instantly become evident that the Militia and Volunteers us they existed, and as the War Office had chosen to make them. were not available for war purposes. In eon- sequence, all sorts of hasty schemes are now being prepared in order to do in a heary what ought to have been done at leisure. Grus L being made by the hundred, the Volunteers are to receive special training, the Milith, wonder of wonders, nre to receive stores and equipment. In a word. playing at soldiers is to cease, at any rude retil the public ceases to be troublesome.
o. The distinctive device of a Lion conchant with flag on either side with the latter on each, the whole surmounted by a Crown.
b. The distinctive device of a Chine: Man- darin sated in an ernamental sedan chair carried by two bearers along a path or roadway.
e-The distinctive device of an Flagle stand-
ing on a chimney..
“THE DEVIL WAS NICK,“ History and Scripture are full of examples of lessons that have hoon tauglit, but which have nefar been leerut. Many a warning has been giron which has only received attention long! To begin with it is clear that up to the end after it hair become impossible to take advantage of October last, un suflicious, provision had of it. That the present war has undoubtedly been saude by either survice for the wants of applied as with a number of this most valuable the other and that "yo mabiond plan of object lessons upon all matters "connected with operation for the defence of the Exposin ational detencer, is beyond question. It is eng gian coutingency, hai ver been worked no means to certain that, despite a great deal out Tire ear he no don't about this ofing writing and Ene speaking, either the It is true that the navy pusoperated with the War Offer or the country will seriously lay ray, touch to the advantage of the latter, but Minine, and Fortrait Putter, 50, Queen's those issons-to heart, or will profit by them one in his gense
Roud. Upstairs.
can pretend that the when peace returns. There is an inelent proverb, despatch of naval guns to Ladysmith at none the less true bacakse it in somewhat vulgar the last ricus, and the rubbing of to in form. The devil was sick, the devil a mont: ships of their complements in order to add.tp | would be, the devil was well, the devil a monk the number of the infantry on shore, was part was he. Probably one of the presiost dangers of any coulino plan of operations for the defence which hosts the entry as the present moment of the Empire. Still less can it with any reason is that of the return of our usual self-confidence/he sorcealed that 7,000 men were withdrawa⋅ Of course two and two continued to makes four, i koug in the Registry of TRADE MARKS of the and opathy with the return of peace. These from Indin, and that every one of the clonial will be many persoas interested in sending the anticus. Adon. Malta. Gibraltar. Mauritius country to sleep again, and, unfortunately, the fund alles. not to speak of Cyprus and Egypt. country does not always take a profound interest was deprived of its trees in puremazce of any in keeping awake. It is well therefore, while raised plan for the defence of the Empire, we still have our oyes open tatare stilt in the There could have been no such pian, for it stands mood to losa, to examine the main lessons which to ruson that in any war exempt the particular the war has taught, or is capable of teaching, in which we happen to have ear engaged, such transfers could only be described In the first plage it has taught us tirat graner-us crinsinni folly. In a war with any European Rattan Furnitura, Pranhos. Servers. Matnily speaking everything which has been said Power, so far from being able to take 1900 ting of all Colours: 43. Qaten's Ronds. CI. by those who for years past have criticised our men from the garrison of India, wo should Military institutions. wis tras. This fact is cotapelfed at the outset to despatek 20.000 SİLK GOUDS DEALERS
not without annortants. The lesson to hear to that country, not to reinferes the gay learnt from it is not that A. E. and C were rison. Lut simply to bring it up to war strength,
• PRASE TRAINING AND CRGANSATION. wiser than their neighbours, but is of a different In the same way the Colonial Cherismus
Other legons the var las ingly us. which kind altogether. The lesson to bs learnt from would have required troops-from kima, audit Etre in modespes to dwell upon here, but which it is that the people of this country are wrong would have hoen out of the question to look te must be referred to as a later stage. We have in assuming a statement to be trae merely be them to supply relatereements. Non does it | lerent that the training of our oficer. tu price cause certain people in authority make it or require any special knowledge to porecive that fier fotos nach to be desired. That the practice that it is untrue bocause it is made only by un- in any war ether than one with a nell'inland grever lugday as eryndord Straffesart lead professionel and unofficial poreons. For yours Power, such as the Transvaal, the withdravel to dangausrutina dejten to wi forte in voc the War Offfee has been asserting that a pur- of the crews of the going ship would have And we have learnt what to lovce people was tienlar set of arrangements were adequate and been a step that would have called for the in-apparent before, naedy, tint were not jurtised satisfectory. For un equal length of time out-gument of the First Lord of the Admiraltying upon the War Office as at present side observers have declared that all renson and who sanctioned it. The present war therefore constituted, to do via is right and sensible, all experience went to shew that the arrange has taught us that we have mate no ancient merely because it is right and sensible, but that monts were not adequate or satisfactory und provkion for the cooperation of the two servire, pressure, and pressure alone, will cotapet the that when subjected to that test of war they and that we bare en get no pics for the defence War Offer oficial to take a serious view of their would fail in certain essentint particulars. of the Easter (wany given contin sencz, duties. This pressure may be applied in dif War has come, has upplied the test of fact OCK MILITARY STETH AND OUR JATTUGAL ferent ways. It may be applied by agitation in to the conflicting opinions, and judgment
NEEDS.
peace times, or it may be applied by the neres has gone on behalf of the critics. Lod The war has also taught gs that beyond all sities of war, but until it is applied. nothing against the officials. The lesson to be learnt deilt our wift.ry organization in ipt suited to į hus been, or ever will be done. This is unt an from this fact is a very important one, namely, the needs of the nation, and that when put to the exaggeration or over-statement. The proof is that in the future the people of England will test, it is bound to fail in doing those things that though immense sums are now being be wise to judge ali navat and military ques- which may reasonably bedemanded of it. Very expanded, and grest changes are promised. no tions by the same rules of commonsense which Helle reflection will show how true this is. The new set of circumstances has really inade the thoy me accustomed to apply to their own proof of it is at this moment before ourores. Wo expenditure or the change recossary They. business concerns, and not to attribute my Ence become, engaged in a war with two small were necessary before, but they are only made weight to u pronouncement merely because it African states. In order to carry it to a success-Dow because those who are to carry them ont comes from the ps of a Parliamentary official ful conclusion. we have had to utilise every men are compelled to get. or is made on behalf of a Governement depart of our available army, and to call into existence
DHUNAMAL CHELLARAM,
Dealer in Indion. Chinese, and Japanese Silk and Fazer Goods, also Art Works, 2. D'Aguilar Strost.
THE VICTORIA DISPENSARY.
Cheurists and Druggiis, High-class AeriTHE
ted Waters. Dealers in Photographie
Requisitos. Queen's Road.
WATKINS, LD. APOTHECARIES, HALL, 66, Que's Rund Contil, Cigars, Aemtod
Waters, Wines. Beers, Spirits, ste,
CURIO DEALERS-
FUJIYAMA & CO. -
Importers. Exporters und Dealers in Jape- nese Curios, D, D'Aguilar St., and at Kohe.
KUHN & KOMOR
Fira Art, Japenose and Chinese Curios.
21 and 29. Queen's Road, Hongkong,
Shanghai, Koba, Yokohamé.
KWONG HING,
China Porcelain. Crockery Waze
Queen's Road Central.”
DENTISTS
WONG HOMI,
Surgeon Dentist, 50. Queen's Road Contral.
WONG TAI FONO,
Surgeon Dentist, 24, Band Buildings.
Opposita Hongkong Hotel..
DINING ROOMS.
...............
THE COSMOPOLITAN HOUSE.
Breakfasts. Tin. Dinners Wines, ato.
with Meals 34. Queen's Road,
DRAPERS
EBRAHIM ELIAS & CO
Milliners, Silk Mercers Haberdashers,
Low Prices; 37, 30, Wellington Street:
WING HOP.
Ladies Tailor, Dressmaker, Drapers 62
Wellington Street..
SEE WOO
Tailor. Draper and Outfitter, 67 and 69,
Queen's Road
FLOUR MERCHANTS
SPERRY FLOUR COMPANY.
Merchant Millers: San Francisco.;
Eastern Branch. Pedder Street. WILLIAM WHILEY, Manager FURNITURE WAREHOUSEMEN
A CHEE & CO., Established 1859.
Every Household Requisite
Depot for. Busta's Kodak Films und Accessories;
17a, Queen's Road Central
·|
LI KWONG LOONG,
Cabinet-maker. Furniture Dealer, Art De- corator and Dealer, 17. Queen's Road.
GROCERS
THE MUTUAL STORES,
HUB-AGENTS. LIPTON, LD,
8 and 10 D'Agullar Street,
Provision and General Merchants.
Wine and Spirit Merchants, Groceries. Best Goods, Lowest Rates. Try Charles
Evaporated Cream 3. 16, D'Aguilar:
Street.
JEWELLERS
KANG LEG & CO.
Jewellers, Gold and Silversmiths, Watch
makers. Japanes Curios and Blackwood | Furniture Opposite Post OfBeo, 30,
Queen's Road Central
MAISON LEVY HERMANOS.
Diamond Merchants and Wafahmakers, 40, Watson's Building, Crean's Bowl. Also ut Shaaglui, Manila, Paris and Iloilo.
SUN SHING, Established 1840,
Silks, Ganass, Crepe Shawls, Chinaware, Ivory, oto. Gold and Säversmiths and Engravers; 30 Queen's Road Cantral.
WAN LOONG.
Gold and Silversmith, Silk Dresses, Crêpe Shawl Ivory Lacquerwaró, Fany. Curios Bristles, Human Hair, Foo- thera 88, Queen's Root Central":
THE LIGHT OF THE FUTURE
EASTERN ACETYLENE LIGHTING COMPANY, Hond offce, 624” Qmoon's Road Contral Fittings of weary des- uription for the ACETYLENE LIGHT et
lowest rates.
GLOBE (TEJUMULL PORUSING), Indian, Chines al Japanese Silk Goods, Cashmere Shawls Spanish Wines and Manila Cigars 12, D'Aguilar Strout SINCERE & CO.
Silk Handisarchiefs, Shuwt Table Covers, Wholesale ed Retail:12. Queer's Rod Central and 120, Wellington St
WASSIAMULL ASSOMULL.
Wholesale und Retail Importers and Exporters. Indip. Chinese and Jagators Silke. Cashmere Shawls and Ceylon
Lac 146, Queen's Road, Cl. SILK LACE MANUFACTURERS FR. BLUNCK,
Exporter of Raul Hand-made Torchon Lace it Silk, Linen and Cetton. Grasscloth and Silk Embroideries, Hand-piads Silk: and Linea LAGE Curtains male to order, 17, Queen Road, Chutral. STOREKEEPERS-
ROHE CHANGER THAT, HAVE BEEN MADE.
BLACKHEAD & CO.,
Navy Contractors Elydnadlers. Sail
makers, Provision and Coal Merchants,
Praya Central, next Hongkong Hotel.ment. KWONG BANG & CO.
Shipchandlers, Sailmakers, Hardware, But let us leave generalities and come to Engineer Focks,, Brass, and Trou Mer-particulars. Here are some of the principal
chunts, 59, Praya Central
criticisms which have been made upon our mili. tary system as it has hitherto existed. It has LANE CRAWFORD & CO.,
Tailors and Ontfitters, Pianoforte Dealers
Shipchandlers. Furniture Dealers and the defence of the Empire in suy given con- 1-That no combined plan of operation for Upholsterers, Wize and Spirit Mortingency has aver hen worked out or decided
That our military organisation was not Com-suited to the needs of the nation, and that when put to the test it would fail to do those things
chaute.
MORE & SEIMUND.
Shiponcndlers, Sailmakers, Riggers.
mission Agents and General Store
kespers, 17, Praya Central.
TAILORS
AH-MEN, HING-CHEONG & CO.,
Tailers, Drapors and Cutfitters, Queen's
Road Central. Old Club Site.
Branch: A-BAN, opposite City Well,
been anid
njon.
...
which might reasonably be demanded of it..
3-Tlist owing to the faulty syston adopted no efficient body of men could be despatched from destroying the whole regimental system at home this country in an emergency without either
or calling up the reserves.
ENCOURAGING LESSONS,
-The distinctive deries of a Watermill in a tract of country worked by two men. e-The distinctive device of an Old Mau shatting beneath a tre with a Goat on either side of his
The distinctive device of a Boy, carrying a trumpet over is right shoulder and hold-- ing a dor by a chain la his right band aud carrying verras how in his left, -The distinctive device of a S Horva -The distinctive devida of u Lancer riding
on horse buck,
-The distinctive device of a Dog standing. f. The distinctive device of two Flags with their stava crussed and held in the claw of #bird.
-The distinctive devies of a Vase with three Flags incerted therein.. --The stinctive device of & Goat standingg
The distinctive device of a Stag aud Stork standing underneath a tree.
The distinctive device of two Cocks standing facing each other! o-The distinctive derico of two Men seated.
talking to each other.
The distinctive device of a Duer standing ca rock.
The distinctive devis of the Heads of v Liou and a Dragon facing left and right respectively and surmounted by a Crown.
The distinctive device of a Chinai and Buffala ploughing in a field,
-The distinctive derive of à Zebau erect upon a groundwork consisting of a field or pirin, the whole surmounted by a fancy ornamental bordering.
-The distinctiro deries of an Oriental Woman sitting on a couch smoking with a fedale servant standing on her" right side fanning her the whole surmounted by na orrumental bordering.
In the name of the sail ESTREN SIEMSSEN & CO., who claim to be the sole proprietors theroof.
In respect of chemical substances ned in manufactores, photography, or philosophi cal researchi er nati-corrosives, in eines 1: in respect of raw or partly prepared yoge- tabla animal and mineral substances used in manufactures, not included in other classes, in class in respect of cotton pines goods of all kinds, in class 24; and in respect of cloths and staffs of wool, worsted or bair in. class 31.
-Tho like.
--The like. 2.-The Uke.
The like
The like. 4.In respect of chemical substances usul in. manufactures, photography, or philosophical research and anti-corrosives, in elusk 1; and. in respect of raw or partly prepared vegeta ble, animal and mineral substantes used in manufactures, not included in other classes, in class 4. -The like.
m irregular or supplementury force of no less - There are happily also many encouraging les than sixty thousand men, who have all been cons which the war las tanght us. It has taught raised, or made available, since the war began, us that we can rely upon the courage and patrioare intended to be used by the Applicants in The said TRADE MARK have been used or and whose services were neither contemplated tiam of our Colonial fellow-sabjects. But inspect of the following goods respectively in nor reckoned on in any scheme made by the War connection with this branch of the question wa
the following classes respectivele Ooo.. For the purposes of bringing the war have also laurat, that no organisation existed at in Africa te à conclusion, the fores thus mised the outbreak of the war by which the goodwill appears to be adequate. But at home what do and material resources of the Colonies epuld we see? We see absolute chaos. We ece near-be utilised. All that was done was done at 400.000 men all ready to serve, but without the last moment, and by what may be called organisation. without equipment, without even "emergency measures. The circumstances of the weapons necessary to enable them to take the South African war enabled us to profit the field. We see every sign of pante in greatly even by services rendered under such high places; we see millions being spont in a conditions. But it would be a great mistake to. the neglect of past years. The Prime Minister war are likely to be repented, or that we shall be hurry in the almost hopeless effort to overtake suppose that the circumstances of this particular self recommende a course of Riffe Clubs as permitted on another occasion to postpone the a way out of our admitted dificulties, and every work of preparation and organisation till the one talks of the absolute need for an entire re-
armies are actually engaged. The war Tuis organisation of our system. And why? Not taught us that ne far as any propuration ov because any new conditions liave bien develop organisation on the part of the War Office was concerned, the Colonies might have been non- would take the place of the mon reservists
to our organisation, and bus proved to demon-existent. No aid came from them in pursuncer aetually sorring, and to such an extent that instration that the organisation is rotten. of any plan sanctioned or prepared beforehand order to send un urmy into the field the whole organised military resources of the country would
NO TROOPS FOR AN EMERGEser! by the military authorities. We have by no Another lesson the war has taught us. It means exhausted in this article the Inssons of has taught us that we cannot despatch ony, the war, hat wo have summerated solo of them. dent body of troops from thie country in an It is not pleasant to think whịt might lhvà sacraeg, without either destroying the whole happened if these, painful truths had been regimental system at home, or calling to the brought home to us in the course of a great vestrces. The truth of this statement will be European war. more clearly dumonstrated in another retiela, It is sufficient here to point out that when our troops were fighting for their lives against a 6. That the supply of artillery, both horse superior enemy in Natal it was not found and field, was totally inadequate, and that the possible to despatel one single complete lat- gans for both these branches, and also those talion for their relief from the entire etablish- assigned to the garrison artillery, were insufficientment of 108,000 men maintained in the United in numbers and, in some important respects, unsatisfactory in quality.
That the Reserve, when called up, would
R. HAUGHTON & CO.
Naval, Military and Court, 16: Queen'e Rond, Prove to be rot a reserve at all, but that theed, but because the test of war has been applied
Opposite Kuha's Cario Store.
HUNG YUEN...
Outfitters Shirt Maker Hatters, Hosiers,
Drupers, 85, Queen's Road, Central.
LANE, CRAWFORD & CO.
Queen's Road,
TAK CHEONG,
Tailors Gentlemen's Outfitters. Hatters. Hoisters, and Drapers. Chinese Silk of all kinda, 50, & 52. Queen's Rd. Central,
YER SANG FAT & CO.,
Outfitters, Pice Goods Underwear Shoes,
Hats Silk Handkerchiefs:
Opposite Pest Ofice, Queen's Road Central. TOBACCONISTS
D. DADY BURJOR LOS FILIPINO
Importer of the Best Manila Cigary 25,
Pottinger Street
KRUSE & COM
Wholesale and Retail Fuvaus and Manila Cigars, Egyptian Cigarettes, Dealers in
Fancy Goods, Agents.
Connaught House, Queen's Roud,
VICTORIA CIGAR DEPOT,
be exhateted.
5. That in maintaining a large force of Militia and Volunteers at home, without any of the organbation or equipment necessary to transform a crowd into an army, the War Office was squandering the public zicney, trifling with the nation, and exposing the country to the. gravest dangers.
7-That the absence of ang proper trainig of field officers at home would be certain to lend to disaster in war.›.
Kingdom. In view of the fact that sadden emergencies are the rule and not the exception in the history of this country. it is obvious that the lesson which has just been referred to, is one which we ought to lay to heart. We ought to make up our minds in the future that there. shall always be a certain force of all artis instantly available for despatch in any emer- gency.
NOT BEYOND HOPE.
Those who have suffered year after year with Rheumatism will be glad to hear of a remedy that has proved an absolute specise. There are no conditions of Bheumatism no matter how THE REBEETES AND THEIR VAKNẸN savere ner from what cause, that cannot
1 and 2. Lesyune Street East. AGENTS FOR
W. KENNEDY & Co. 97, Calle Sandimmediately to relieved and permanently cured
asiate, Manila, Windsor Lady and
The Jockey Cigars, WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS
H. PRICE X CO
12. Queen's Boud
and Calle Anlougue. Manila.
AMERICAN SYSTEM
OF
DENTISTRY
No. 39. QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL CHADWICK KEW LATE OF POATE & NOBLE). Hongkong, 15th September, 1899,
We have relied greatly on the Reserves
+
he Littla's Oriental Balui. People who have and have been justized in doing so. But the tried a hundred remedies, liniments, and doctors war has taught ne. what indeed everyone who are apt to be resigned to their fate. They had really studied the question knew before, that
NOW READY..
MOUNTINGS OF THE
NAVAL GUNS
and their enbsequent use with the LADYSMITH RELIEF COLUMN," Doing a Lecture by CAPTAIN PERCY SCOTT.
R.N, C.B., and
CAPTAIN A. I. LAMPUS, EN
(of ILM.S. Terrible);
come to beliere that there is no such our feserve was, and is a reserve in nants only, * The book is printed on art paper, within
thing as a care for Rheumatism They have
trial
SKETCHES
supplied by Captain Scott.
Photographe
and is ILLUSTRATED with been disappointed so many times that another and that when war cure we should have to use covers,
guine alincat useless. To all such we say, up the whole of the Army Reserve, not to SIX COLOURED MAPS and NIÑE try Little's Criental Bain faithfully and patient rapplement the regular army. Ent to fill up the ly and you will soon rejoice ai the return of your places of incompetent ru, for whose up-beep
made from precious health. Many a person was cured the country paid, but whose services it did through Little's Oriental Bilim by the use of s single bottle, others have used from 3 to 0 bottles et teceive in time of war. This point also will to obtain the zama result. In only very rare and be further explained, and details given with ́exceedingly, obaticate cases were more than 6 bottles necessary. Sold at Be. 1 per bottl Agents for HongkongTHE VICTORIA 11756 DISPENSARY, LO
1986-
+Several of the Regal Reserve Battalions ut Aldershot were unable to parade on the Queen's Birthday because they were still without arma,
PAIOES:-
With Illustrations
Bound in Cloth (to order). Hongkong, 13th July, 1900,
1. The like. The like. The like -The lik
m.In respect of raw or partly prepare
vegetable, animal and mineral substances used in manufactures, not included in other bataves, in elas A
21,~~~The like.
In respect of cotton piece goods of all kinda, in class 24; and in respect of cloths and staffsof wool, worsted or hair, inclass 34. 7-The like.
4. The like
-The like.
The like ̈t.—The like.*
Facsimiles of the said TRADE MARKS can be seen at the Office of the Colonial Secretary of Hongkong.
18207
Dated the 23rd June, 1900,
DEACON & HASTINGS,..
Solicitors for the Applicants.
THE
FIGHTING AT TIENTSIN.
WE HAVE A SMALL QUANTITY OF PLANS OF TIENTSIN
FOR SALE
PRICE
76 Couts onch.
HE Plans show the latest extensions in the Foreign Settlements at Tientsin, position
of the Publie Buildings, &e,
Printed by Messe JOHN BARTHOLEMEW AND Co., Edinburgh.
$1. $1.50
[1750)|
DAILY FRES OFFICE. Hongkong, 17th July, 1900,
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