SPORTING NOTES.
There is not so much in the way of sport în Hongkong to-day as mual. Perhaps the war sud the approach of the Races combin-d'male the interest taken in cricket, football, ats, mora langafi temporarily. The Cricket Ground is given over to a League match and the chief football ground to ʼn Rugby game of not the bighost importance. Morever, there is no ydch- ting, so the day altogether is unayoutful com. pared with recent Saturdays.
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without elfoot. Once the Swiss brought Mu-CORRESPONDENCE.thes except their uniforms. It appeared that not allowed to leave the Colony or to wear auy drulli to his knes, but quickly regaining his fost the Turk, by a powerful effort, throw the Swiss from him to the mat and rolled him over in
Guin. Stwo. The stake was £50 side, and a prize of £150 given by the management. In the Huckenschmidt-Madralli match the wrestling
OMPAX.
HONGKONG CRICKET CLUB.
THE NEW PAVILION,
An Extraordinary Moting of Members was held in the Pavilion y-sterday evening to discuss the recommendations of the committee appointed for considering the Pavilion. There ABY
OUR SUNDAY-SCHOOLS.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE "DAILY FEESS." Hangkang, 9th February. St-I read with considerable attention the was in the Grureo-Roman style, not catch-as-lottur of Mr. Wonmouth, which appeared in | catch-can.
| your issne of yesterday's dato, upon this subject, as it is a matter in which I take a very great interest, and it has surprized me, as much as it apparostly by Mr. Wenmouth, to find that bere, in this British Colony, we have no regular Bunday Solidol attached to the Cathedral to which we can send our children, in the comfort sub-ing knowledge al volief that there they will be fally instrutou in the doctrines of our orthodox and Catholic Faith, which is the Sobool. It is passionately to be regretted that, object of a true and singurely founded Sunday
with at the ready help at hand, things in this direction hore should be a extremely lex. I vouture to say, and I know, where- of I speak, that there is not another cathedral city in the British Colonios where so much is loft to be desired in ecclesiastical iss ters as in this Chony. As Mr. Wonmouth pithily romarks, we a e treated to pistitudes, where we want now light-platitudes such as
The League cricket to-day somprises the fix. tures between the A, . C. and the Parsees, the Civil Service and the R. E., and the H.K.C. C. Reserves and the Craigengower C. C., The Izet mentiound should in the best game, for, the | question of a new Clab Reserves are making a good bid for considerable diffoulty is forming a quorum fourth plugs and are cat quife, ent of the run- bat eventually the required 30 wors collected :— ning for thank if they can defeat the Craigou-Mesars F. Maitland (chairman). J. T. Dixon, The tablo. arranged. slightly |T. Sercombe Smith, A. Maokonzie, R. A. B diferently from the anal style, shows the Pousonby, D. Hancock, Hua. A. M. Thomson, vacious foams' positions to be as follows :— A. Denison, J. R. Micanol, A. J. Raymond, O. J. Prd To Play Pts Ebis, P. W. Goldring. A. O. Brown. E. Humphreys, C. t. 3. Cooper, W. 1. Dixon, G. Blood, Dr. F. H. Kow, C. Kow, T. Giray, Rev. C. H. Hickling, T. E. Pooren, H. Piasekuey, A, Humphreys, II, Humphreys, C. Hadanacher, II. Arthur, . C. Emmett, JE. Lee, C. H. Graes, A. G. Ward, W. J.
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Purses C.G... The Craigengower can ask themselves fairly sure of third place. by winning to-day sad would go up at oudu le second place if they were to win and the Civil Service to lose to-day; but the Civil Service would still be in a better position really, with a matoh in haud. The R. E. are still in the rqaning, but I do not funcy they will finish higher than fourth or Afth,
The Club football ground today will be apcapital by a Rugby game, the H.K.R.F.C. meeting H.M.9. Crosny, During next wook four Association matches in the Shield com-
Sounders.
are familiar to overy rigat-minded school girl and boy. We are told wonderful stories of the faithfulness and sadaranos of Oriental converts THE CHAIRMAN B le recretled that but what of ourselves gud of our children ? Mr. Mitchell, owing to sickness in his family, Sarely there is something due to us and to ear. was unable to preside at the meeting. They obíldren-to us who are asked constantly to all know that they must have a new pavilion. open parses for this mission, for The committee had appointed a sub-committee. that mission, and for all kinds of ruis. and the sub-committen's report had been in their sins, Missions Yes! but missions to whom? hands for some time. Special thanks were da Missions to those, in so no instans, who might to Messrs. Ram, Leigh, and Dixon, who well mud missions to ourselves, and could show had taken such trouble with the plans,
us a better example of how to treat aliens, If the sub-committoes' recommendations
*heat eas," and "heretios," and to instruct be passed the olnb world easily be able children in their faith, thau our missionaries both to get debentures and pay them back.
seem to think it necessary to turn their atten- $14,400 have been promised by certain gentlemtion to in these fac lands.. It is profoundly
regrettable that the Church is not Established
ANGLICAN.
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HONGKONG.
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Friday 12th February. Baforo Hon. BABEL TAYLOR (Acting Marine Megistrats).
REFUSING DUTY.
Capt. Frodorisk Browa, of the s.s. Crusader, charged Andreas Berdile, Roumaniau, fiverman, with refusing dary, Tho defondant pleaded not guilty.
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after they came ashore they went to a second. Owing to the Grost. Increase in the Furniture Business of Mesore, ACHEF & CO., wo try hand clothes shop in East Stevot and bought requeated by them to Resum Management of the Photographic Business hitherto carried on in two suits of clothing and caps, which wore their name on our behalf. From this date we will coutine the Photographic business at the wrapped in two purcels. After getting these same place under the mums of suits they want to The Land Wo Live Ia" Hotel some time in the forenson and asked the landlady if she would take charge of the All outstanding credit and debit accounts of the Photographic Burinses will be collected and parasts, Shedid so. In the afternoon they went
Inspection is invited to the New Stock now on view, back again and asked Tayfour if they could change their clothes, and he said they could do so at this book of the house. Thoroupon they got their parcels back from defendant, wont to the back of the house and changed from their servies clothes into plain dolles.
Then they wrapped their uniforms in the sumo papor that had contained theiz now clothes and com
paised between the sailors and the defondant back again to the bar. Sume conversation
and the landlord, and it appeared they asked defsadnt to keep their service clothes, which ha refas to do, beans, he said the landlord would not allow him to do so. As they were ubent to leave the public-house defendant handed to Carter a letter addressed to u Mr. Gilkieson at Shukwaitong, Canton, asking him
Capt, Brown, sworn, deposed that while at to do what he could for thess mon. Onu we on the 1st January the chief engineer of tho principal pieces of evidence agulust the | reported to him that defendant had refused to food ashes in the stok-hold, and was very dofdant was his own statement made in the impudent to the ith engine, on watch. charge-room in which he said closely o kaew After the defendant had been logged, and three mouțiatomited to desort and that he gave the entry roud to him, he (defendah) said them the letter for this purpose.
Capt. Brown
could log im s much as he Bked; foadnat would not work; ag ju; witness could get another in his place. Witress toki defendant he must go to work, but half an hour later the chint to work, but had hilden himself, and steam bud engiamer reported that witness had not gone gone down m consequence, delay ng the ship. Next morning witness found defendant lying in his buok smoking a cigareta. On being defendant said be bad hurt his leg and arma, interr-gated as to why he did not turn to
Witness took defendant to H.B. M.'s consul at Moji, who advised him to have the man ex amined by à deoter; unfortunately the only European doctor was away, and the ship had to Even their obeapest quality is recommanded". roborative evidence. leave port two days later, the 5th inst. man Fad not worked up-to-date,
Chief Engineer George Johnson gave cor- The man bad giren
Lieut. Lockhart, of H.M.S. Cranag, idonli- fled the two desertues,
W. 1. Carter, ons of thn desweters, gave eridence about Jacobi uwi bimsalf going to the hotel. I recognises the latter (produced) us the cars which defendant handed to him. It Was to the following effect:-" Dear old friend,-If you can see your way clear to do anything for these two boys I shall feel much obliged to you. I shall be up there as soon as things blow over."
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petition should be contested; whether some of in the colony. Before patting the solutions here, for then we could choose our ministers, house that "they might go to Cantou for a In answer to questions by the defendant them not being played off will result in the to the meating he would hear anything anyone
witnes mid he told defendant in the public, defaulting tots losing the ties or not is a
had to say. He thought, however that the
who would bo ministers unto ourselves, couple of days on the spree as they ware ou matler for the committee to decide. As it is sub-committee had gono vory falls into the
Yours, eld.,
the usual Greek and Italian qutory that) leave." He did not remember defendant saying be was sick, though he had been well ton duty which calls them away, a certain amount matter nad the best thing would be to do wa
suything about the gentleman to whom tho
minutes before fin the evidence it transpired of grace may be giren; but the competition has they suggested.
that the man had drawn a knife ou two men lotter was addressed giving them grab. Wit-belonging to the watch below; one of the to be finished some day. The draw for the
Mr. SERCONDE SMITH usked if the
nes did not tail him what their lear, was so far engineers took the kaife from him). Whea second round is as follows:--HM‚8. Albion, v.
consent of the Government had been received.
as he was aware. They took their service
the man first ubsented himself from work the H.M.8. Tamur, H.M.S. Leviathan v. Royal Ho also understood that Government.
clothes with them, intending to leave than
third engineer reported that steam had gone Artillery, H.K.F.C. v. H. M.S. Ocean, Sherwood | objected to the coolies, entrance near the
down in consequence. Thero were nine res, somewhere else or at the canteen. Foresters v, H.M.S. Creasy. The Club and new Law Courts,
the regular watch being two firemen and a trimmer. the Ocean have their match fixed for next. Saturday, but there are rumours of the Ocean leaving for the North at once. It is unfor-
tunate that the tie is not to be played off to-day
Similar difficulties to those in the Football Shield Competition arise in connection with the Hockey Cup. The first round was to have been completed on the 10th inst., but the Leviathan v. Centurion tie has not been decid- ed. The second round must be ujshed on. or before the 22ad inst,, but as the Ocean has to play the winners of that tie, ami the 93rd Burmas 2nd team has to meet the Vengeance there must either be delay or acratching. After their fluo victory in Wednesday over the 93rd Burmas let team tho 110tk Mahrattas must be warmly supported for the Cup. They and the Barmas, second string are now the only non- naval sides left in. The iutereat of the Hockey
Club in the senson must be rather spoiled by their defeat in their first tie by what was considered the weakest naval team in. Friend. ly games must fill the rest of their match-card,
The days of the Race Musting are drawing very near now, and backers are beginning to pick out their fancies, I am not given to compete with the tipsters, but I shall be aur- prised if the Barøy stable does not go near for the Derby. By the way, the thought of Derby favouritas prompts me to ask whether the owner of Narses, who was until lately so mich fancied for the race, really knows or approves of the treatment administered to his pony by Chinese mofos. If the wretched animal is incorrigibly vicious, why not shoot him instead of torturing him in the way in Chinese riders and grooms have done of late ? It is almost a case for the 9.P.C.A. Eyewitnesses will bear me out.
The CHAIRMAN proposed, and Mr. P. W. GOLDBING Becouded, that a new pavilion be erected in the north-west corner of the cricket
ground at a total oust not excarding $20,000,
Mr. WARD said that he had been to see the
Hon. Mr. Chatham regarding the pavilion, and asked if he say any objection to the pill. in being erected in the 8. W near the City ball, instead of at the N. W.
corner,
TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY PRESS."
Hongkong, 9th February. SIR-With referenes to the letter in your paper of yesterday's dato headed Street Nuis ances in Hengkong." I beg to inform you that for some time it had been fully my inton- some of this masances explained in that letter, tion to write you on the subject and ventilate
However, I will not repout what your cores. pondent has stated, except sa regards the nuis. auges of coolies with bamboos, sic. walking on the footpath. He only mentions due case in a week, but then this happened opposite the corner. The Hon. Mr. Chathon rather approved Hongkong Hotel If your correspondent end- of such alteration in the plans; he did on his way to say opposite the Naval Yard, no not desire that the coolie-quarters, urinals, etc. would not need to be very diligent before he bo near the Law Courts; if placed on this new site he did not think that the government would disorored at least one instance of this sort se any objection. Mr. Ward thought that if occurring any morning between 9 am, and 10 the site were changed people would sabscribe.. it probably oconrs at other lines, but I more liborally. The foundations, toe, in this new site might be less costly.
Mr. C. W. Dixon proposed an amendment so that the resolution would read:-That a now
pavilion to erected on the cricket ground at a total cost not execeding $20,000 (the words
north-west corner" baing expunged.)
Mr. SERCOMBE SMITH seconded. The resolution was carried,
The CHAIRMAN proposed, and Mr. C. W. DIXON seconded, that the plans of Messi Denison, Rata and Gibbs be accepted.
stato this bour as I pass by this way usully. between those hours every morning). He would certainly be the victim himself if he kept his vigil on the pavement (the road is the safes, place from which to watch).
Inspector Langley gave evidence as to the arrest of the deserters and the defendant.
Defendant made a statement to the effect that
they also asked for come beer, which he gave when the sailors came in in the afternoon 'und asked that their parents be given back to them
tham, Tas "boss" of the place was there, When be was away paying over the bear-money to the bugs" the two sailors went into the back of the premises and dressed themselves, When tiny came out the "boss" did not seem to mind so long as they took their clothes with them, Defendant garo thera this letter and toid them that if they went up to Vauton the addresses would give them their grab. He did not know he was doing any. thing wrong.
Mr. Bowley ia, reviewing the evidence men- tioned that defendant was an American citizen, but that he must have known he was doing wrong in assisting these men to go to Canton.
Defendant stated that American sailors coald wear civilian clothes in their own country.
The Court reserved judgment till to-day at 2.15 p.m.
The case against A. Frieman was then pro ceeded with, Mr. Hall Bratton defending.
The defondant had no questions to ask, but said be was sick. When growling with some of the other men he fell down the stokehold ladder
had been laid up at Port Arthur from the 21st and broke his hand and foot. He had cuntrset, i el a venereal complaint at Port Arthur.
Capt. Brown, recalled, said that the defondant!
to the 25th, wbou le resumed work of his own accord,
Defendant on being interrogated said he was Bill sick,
The Hon, Basil Taylor adjourned the case, so that defendunt eaith be examined at the Gov-rument Civil Hospital.
Defendant was found to be suffering from a, ordered to forfeit twelve days' pay, and was sent rupture of some months' struding, He was
to hospital.
SHIPPING NOTES.
WEATHER GUTSIDE 31oderate to strong N.E. monsoon. A NEW RIVER STEAMER. The new river steamer built by Messrs. Bailey & Co. for the Yuen un 3.4. Co. in to undergo her official trial trip to-day. She is a twin screw steel vessel. 20 feet in leugth, with accomm dation for about 20 European FAKSADCATS, or 20 Chine first-class, and is intended to ruu on alternate nights with the several bundred steerage on the lower dee. Sho
Shin On 8.8, Kowong Chew, on the Hongkong- Cantoa ruu.
Strings of coolies from the direction of Wanchai pass along about this hour for the most part carrying buckets (and for the most part on the pavement) containing some liquid which I assure you, dear Editor, is not essences of violets, and which as a rule baptises your other garments if your leg happen to come in contact with one of the said buckets. This Mr. P. W. GOLDRING proposed an amend.
however. is not the only thing they carry. mort so that the resolution should read:-The Last Sunday week I happened to be walking plans of Messrs, Denison, Ram & Gibbs, sub-along in this direction about the same hour jeet to all necessary modifications, be accepted,
when, as I arrived opposite the military roud Mr. SERCOMBE SMITH seconded, and it was alongside the unllah running past Murray carried.
The CHAIRMAN proposed, and Mr. HENRY Barracks, I saw approaching me two coolies HUMPHREYS seconded, that the tender of Kior carrying an unfinished wardrobe und also refereuss to leaving their clothes in the house probably she will be condemned.
Tak Cheong be accepted.
Mr. MACKENZIE proposed that this matter bó left to the discretion of the sermitten.
Mr. P. W. GOLDRING. SEConded Mr. Mac-
carrying everything before them.
As soon
AB they can nearly in contact with ma I politely persuaded them to walk in the road, to the great delight of a "Look on ·
(the term is vory appropriate) polead in lie characteristic It will be seen that the Hongkong Boat Club kenzie's amendment, and it was curried, is announcing a regatta next month over a
The CHAIRMAN proposed, and Mr. H. Hakatutudo in the middle of the road not tou yards off. I think I ought to be dubbed a new course from Wanchai to Causeway Bay,
COCK seconded, that the sum requirod be raised With all the talent at the Boat, Club's disposal by the issue of six per cent. debeatures of the public benefactor to ones this official some there should be some good racing soon. The programme is not settled yet. May we hope to see a Custon crew over here?
face value of $50 each, repayable at 10 yearly drawings commonoing on 31st October, 1905.
Mr. P. W. GOLDRING proposed an amend ment so that the revolution should read; -"The committeo be authorised to raise the sum requir
oto."
There is no Royal Hongkong Yacht Club race to day or to-morrow. The next contested by the issue of, (9th Clab Rass) take plans next Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. SECURE SMITH seconded and the amendment was carried.
The CHAIRMAN proposed, and Mr. Cooper
amasement, They are placed there, I tike
it, to be amused. They get such a little of it, poor fellows, and they do look so glum as a rule.-Yours, ste.,
A PEDESTRIAN..
POLICE COURT.
Friday, 12th February.
(BEFORE MESSES. T. SERCOME SMITH,
PULICE MAGISTRATES).
Some details of the last wrestling match of seconded, that rule 16 be amended by substitut. Ahmed Madralli, the Terribia Turk, before ing $15 for $10. This would mean that the his defeat by Hackenschmidt, the Russian arpunt subscription for civilians would be raised . H. J, GONFERTZ, AND J. 11. KEMP,
Lim which was announced by tologram in the Doily Press is other day, may be of interest, Madrali mnt 3euri Saalfield of Lucerne at the London Pavilion on the 7th alt. and by boat- ing him secured the catuh-as-catch-can wrestling championship of the world. Both men are veritable giants, standing oft high, Saalfeld is twenty-seven years of age, and Madralli a year his junior, bat the Turk was giving away 321 The Swiss proved no match for the Turk,
from $10 to $15, and for Naval men from $5 to $7.50.
This was carried.
Mr. SRECOMBE Surrit proposed a rote of thanks to bir. Maitlood (applause).
M. MAITLAND thanked the members for their attendance.
Mr. Bowley said the erideuce to be adduced in this case was almost exactly similar to that given in the previous case, szoopt that he would
and saw iboso men in their service cl thes, and prove that defendant was present that afternoon
must have seen thom go into the back premises hoped to prove that he heard some conversation and came out ia their changed clothes; and he
that passed between the men and Taylor with
and knowing that something was wrong.
After the hearing of evidencs judyment ża. deferred in this case also.
CHURCH SERVICES.
S; JOHN'S CATHEDRAL. 14th Febru ry: Quinquagesima Sunday. Holy Communion (7.3) a.m.),
Matias (11..). Fesponses, Tallie; Venite. Alcock; Psalms. Robinson and Dupaís; Te Deum, Culkin ín D); Benedictus. Hayargal in E; Anthem, From all that dwell below the skies," Walmisley,
Hymns, 262 and 273.
Evensong (5.15 p.m.), Responses. Iallis; Palins, Smart, Purcell, Felton and Woodward; Maguificat, Davy in D; Xnuc Dimitris, Dapu's in A minor; Hymus, 210. 267, and 192; Vesper Hymn, Ward (No, 1).
S. PETER'S CHURCH, Queen's Road West.
Holy Communioa, 7.30 a.m. Matins 11 .IN.),
Vanite, Jones; Te Deum, Woodward; Bong. dietus, Troutbeck, Hywas, 127, 594, 371, and 367.
Magnificat, Goes; Cuntate, Craich; Hymos,
Evansong (6.30 μm).
122, 364, 593, mid 362,
CHARGE OF ASSISTING SKAMEN TO DESEET.
A case was called in which A. Frioman, proprietor of "The Land We Live In" Hotel, and Patrick Taylour, waiter in that hotel, were charged with having on the 3rd inct, assisted a The Church launch Dayspring will call on stoker and an able seaman, by pame. W. ashore to the services, between 9.15 and 10.30 ships carrying white crews to bring friends Carter and B. A. Jacoli respectively, of H.M.S., and between 5.15 and 6 pm, (Kowloon Cressy, to desert, well knowing that they were Police Pier 1030 sod 6); returning afterwards about to desert. Me 6. K. Hali Bention i The Answering Pennant is the call flug.. All free ond unappropriated. legs thun soren minutes The Pavilion was
Visitors welcome. Books, &c., provided. Bunday packed when the two men took the mat. Ma Creesy, under Rugby rales, Kick-off at 4.15 fendant, A. Frieman. The case against Taylor bool 10-10.15 am. Trulli at ones become oggressivo, and with only P. The following will play for the Club was taken first,
FOOTBALL.
This afternoon in the Happy Valloy the
anil succumbed in each of the first two falls in Hongkong Foutkall. Cinb will play H.M.S.solicitor, appeared on behalf of the first the sittings are
H. Artliar, full back; H. A. Seth, T. E.
Ho pleaded not guilty. two minutes gane Saulfield had bard work to Fearce, J. Thomas, and A. N. Other, three-
Mr. F. B. L. Bowley, Crown Solicitor, con- escupe" deadly half-Nelson." The Swiss quarters; A. B. de Veulle, and R. A. White ducted the prosecation. In opening the case, carred à superabundance of flesh, and male des-
more, halves, H. C. Sandford, (capt.), Liont.he aid he would prove that Jacobi and Carter parato efforts to get away from the Turk's iron Strover, H. E. Rowly, Lient, Richards, Liont came ashore on leave on the morning of the 3rd grip, but lost the first fall in 6min. 52sec. In Rogers, Lieut. Duncan, W. A. Crake, and February. Jacobi had 24 hours' leave and the second fall both men triod the neck-hold
C, H. K. Nawan, forwards,
Carter 48. While on leave these men woro
GOSPEL HALL. Arsenal Street, Top Floor, off Queen's Ront
Esst Meetings are hold as follows-Sunday- Acts 2, 42, 11 a.m.; Gospel Address, 6 pin.
Tausdag--Soldiers' sad Sailors' Bible Class
6 p.m.
Thursday-General Bible Class, 6 p.m. Saturday-Prayer Meeting, 6 pm
A CARGO FOR HONGKONG DELAYED
AT MANILA.
from Rajong, Sarawak, with timber for long- The American barque Evie J. Ray, 919 tous,
roudition, and will probably have to discharg kong, recently pat into Manila iu a very louky her cargo Manila advices state that repairs will cost more than the ship is worth, so it is
WAE DIN STEAMER OVERDUE, The Wee Bin s... Wilhelm, which left Macassar for Ampsaan on the 26th u., is! overdne. The Woo Bin s.8. Charterhouse has been despatched from Singapore to look for her.
DEATH OF CAPT. W. BUTTON, Capt. William Hutton, late ofs.s. Bent mond, died at the Government Civil Hospital on the night before last. He was buried at the Happy Valley cemetery yesterday.
ADMIRALTY COAL FOR HONGKONG, - By latest advices from home it is learned that the usual Britis Admiralty supplies of coal for the year have been contracted for. Shipowners who in the beginning of January accepted 158. 6d. or 17s. 6d. per ten for carrying freight to Hongkong were ale w days lage later to oblain from the Admiralty agusts from 20%, 63. to 265., and it was understood that the churter- party gave the Admiralty the customary option of requiring delivery at several ports, including Woi-hai-wei, Chefou, and Nagasaki, or to the, British fleet at sen. The Admiralty bare how reduced their rates to Hongkong to 199.
COAL Some 2,232 tons of Hongkong coal arrived by the s.u. Hipenny yesterday.
U.8. MAIL
A mail-07 packagre-arrived from San Francisco, via intermediate porta, yesterday.
STEAMEL MOVEMENTS. The O.S.8. & C.M. steamer Idomeneus left Singapore on the 11th inst, and is dus Lere cu the 18th inst.
The C.P.R. steamer Empress of Japan arrived at Kobe at 4.3 p.m. ou the 10th inst, and left again at 11 p.m. same day, via Nagasaki for Shangbai, where she is due to arrive at midnight on the 14th insi.
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The Boston Steamship Co.'s steamer Shawmut left Manila for this port on the 12th inst., at the alley Doo posted here to-morrow.
silk er C.P.B. steamer Empress of China, which left Hongkong on the 19th ult., aud Yokokaws on the 22nd ult, arrived in New York on the 11th last., thus making a transit of 29 days from Hongkong and 20 days from Tokuhama.
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DR. NEWELL WILSON,
DENTIST.
Latest American methods,
Reasonable prices.
No charge for examinations.
Office hours 9.A.M. to 1 P.M. and 2 to 5 P.M.
31, QUEEN'S ROADECENTRAL
(First Floor, Watkin Building). Hongkong, 6th November, 1903
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