an efficient member within the first drill reason' yafter his enrolment, will be liable at the discre- tion of the Commandant to have his name sum- marily removed from the roll,
26-Any effective member failing to attend the prescribed number of drills and parades during the drill season will, in addition to any fines to which he may have made himself liable under these or any subsequent Rules, be liable in the discretion of the Commandant to have his name summarily removed from the roll.
UNIFORM, ARMS AND ACCOUTREMENTS. 27. The Colonial Government will supply each Effective Member of the Corps with 1 suít of cloth uniform for winter use once in every two years, and a suits of White Drill for summer use, once in each year. licimets and forage caps will also be provided at the expense of the Colony once in every two years.
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28.-The uniform of the Corps will consist of blue cloth Tunic with scarlet collar and cuffs, black braiding, scarlet card shoulder knots, and white metal buttons the same as wom by the late Corps. Hlae cloth trousers with broad red stripes, the same as the Royal Artillery. Helmet of approved pattern with red puggaree and while metal chin strap. Forage Caps of blue cloth with 29.--Non-Commissioned Officers must provide themselves with suitable badges of rank and silver lace according to approved patterns.
30-Officers provide their own clothing and accoutrements, which will be as nearly as pos- sible of the pattern and style of the Royal Artillery, substituting silver for gold Inco. -
Special Dress Regulations will hereafter be issued
red band and red button on top.
3.A simple mess dress for all Members under the rank of Commissioned Officers, to wear if they think fit on ocensions of public en- tertainments, will be approved and sanctioned, and all Members, Honorary or others, will be entitled to wear the same.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1882.
NEWS BY THE FRENCH MAIL:
The Messageries Maritimes Co.'ssteamer Ava, from Marseilles, with the London mails of October 27th, arrived in harbour yesterday afternoon. We take the following items from the Lordoy and China Express of that date :—
The Chinese Government, we understand, has
spplied for 500,000 feet of space at the forthcom- ing International Fisheries Exhibition.
The negotiations between Russia and China for the settlement of the Kuldja frontier line are reported to progress but slowly.
The Audacious, which left Plymouth on the 5th inst. for the China Stalion, in the Suez Canal, to relieve the fron Duke as lagshipon the China Station, sailed from Malta on the 23rd inst. A telegram from Lisbon, Oct. 25, states that the German barque Bertha, from Hongkong for Hamburg, had to put into St. Michaels on Oct. 7, with ruckler head spring, but has since re paired and proceeded.
Commander, Edward Alverne Bolitho, R.N., who is selected to replace Communiler Fulton in charge of the Dragon, on the East Indies Station, has been in the Navy since 1857. He com manded the Stinger, ganboat, on the China Station from 1873 to 1877.
The regular service of the Messageries Mari- times to Australia will commence with the des- patch of the Natal from Marseilles on the 23rd prox, to be followed by the Melbourne on the 21st Dec. Thenceforward a steamer will leave Marseilles at intervals of twenty-eight days.
His Imperial Highness Prince Takihito, of Japan, who has been studying for some time past at the Royal Naval College, Greenwich, has shown a proficiency which has surprised, the authorities. At the recent examination the Prince
second class certificate of a sub-lieutenant. ***
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Canton and Taku, 1860, and clasps. Captain Pollard was awarded the Royal Humane Society's silver medal for jumping into the Canton River, off Tiger Island, on the 25th November, 1857, and supporting J. White, A.B., who had fallen overboard from the gunboat Woodcock, until a boat arrived. He has also been given the vellum certificate of the same society for saving life.
R.
The Mosquito, 4. gunboat, Licut, the Hon. F. Sandilands, now at Devonport, was originally commissioned at Devonport in 1872, and recom- missioned, for the third time, in June, 1879, at Hongkong. After spending some time on the Hongkong and Amay divisions, she wintered at Tientsin, frozen up in the Peihe River. She then spent a short time at Nagasaki, and the summer at Hankow, 600 miles up the Yangtse. She was to have passed the winter of 1881 at Newchwang, but before she could get into the mud dock made for her the ice drove her out. One thickness of planking at the bows was eaten through, as was the copper at the waterline right aft. She went to Hongkong for repairs, and al- terwards visited South Formosa and the coast ports as far as Shanghai, joined the cruising squadron at the latter place, and went with it to Chefoo, Great Wall, Japan, &c. Aler refiting at Hongkong she went to the Singapore division, visiting the Malay Peninsula and British North Borneo. The Mosquito left Singapore for home vid Sunda Straits, Seychelles, and Aden, on May 18, and, arrived at Suez on July 6, after a very quick and pleasant passage. Those on board were congratulating one another on the near prospect of again seeing their friends but these anticipations were doomed to disap pointment, as on arrival at Suez she had orders remain there under the orders of Sir licnuchamp ranean station. Seymour, the commander-in-chief of the Mediter She was engaged for eleven weeks in Egyptian waters, having been there throughout the whole of the war. Very effective service was rendered by her crew. Sub-Licut.
home,
32-The Corps will be armed with Martini.acquitted himself so well as to entitle him to the Story was promoted, and two men were rated.
Henry carbines and sword bayonets with belts.
Each Effective Member, on receiving his clothing, must sign a receipt for the same, and he will be bekl responsible for their good order and condition, and for their safe return into store whenever called for, during the prescribed period of a year.
33-Captains or Officers in Command of Com- pantes will be held responsible for the clothing, arms, accoutrements and otherGovernment stores issued to the men of their Companics, and must keep proper accounts of the same and furnish such returns as may be required of them.
They should at least once a month inspect all stores under their charge.
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34-All clothing or other stores lost or damaged way shall be at once reported through the Captains to the Commandant, who will assemble a. Court of Inquiry to examine into and report on the loss or damage, and determine who, if any one, should pay for the same.
35.The decision arrived at by such a Court of Inquiry shall be final and binding, and any Member directed to make good any loss or damage agrees to pay the amount so directed to be paid:
DRILL AND DISCIPLINE.
36. The Drill and Discipline of the Corps shall be in accordance with the Rules and Regu lations of Her Majesty's Service, as laid down in the Queen's Regulations and Orders for the Army, so far as the same are applicable to Volunteers, and the Commandant shall make and publish such standing and other orders for the Drill and Discipline of the Corps as he shall see fit, subject always to the approval of the Governor.
Such standing Rules and Orders to be published in the Hongkong Government Gazetle, and a to be furnished to each Effective Printed Member of the Corps.
37-The Drill season shall commence on the 18 October in each year, ending on the 31st March following.
During the season there shall be six Drills cach week, three in the niorning and three in the evening. The morning Drills from 6.30 to 7.30 a.m. Evening Drills from 5-15 to 6.30.
38-During the Drill season cach Efficient Member shall be required to attend at least 12 Commanding Officer's Parades, or failing to show good cause for his absence, shall subject himself to a fine of St for each time he is absent.
39-For Efficient Members, attendance on all other Parades is voluntary.
40-Recruits must attend at least three Drills cach week, during the Drill season, until passed by the Commandant.
41-An Officer and a Non-Commissioned Officer shall be detailed for duty weekly.
Commander Stanhope Grove, R.N., who is
REGISTER.
appointed to the command of the drillship CHINA COAST: METEOROLOGICAL Unicorn, in succession to Commander Orford Cameron, fulfilled his last service afloat in com- mand of the Zi, gun-vessel on the China Sta- tion, from Feb., 1879, to Oct., 1881. As second lieutenant of the Conqueror, under the present Admiral Luard, he served in the attack on the
batteries in the Straits of Simonoseki, 1864.
At Sebastopol has just been commenced the construction of a new Government Dock in place of the one destroyed during the siege. From that time Sebastopol has had no regular dock, though it became possessed of a floating one a few years since. The dock will be three years in course of construction, and it is to cost some- thing like 30,000,000 roubles. Its constructor
is a Colonel Tcheckaloff, and the contractor M.
Volodeen, of St. Petersburg
On the 18th inst, one of the large 28-centime tre Krupp guns was subjected to a trial in one of the fortifications at Wilhelmslafen. The am- munition used consisted of 58 kilos. of prism powder, the heaviest used for that gun. But the weapon proved incapable of beating so formida ble à charge, and it burst at the second shot with such violence that pieces of 1,000 kilos. weight, were thrown to a distance of 100 yards. Fortunately nobody was hurt, as the men had, been ordered into a sheltered position.
Herr Johann Most, who was convicted last year on a charge of inciting to murder in an article published in the Freiheit, commenting on the assassination of the late Emperor of Russia, was released from Coldbath Fields on the 25th just, after eighteen months' imprisonment. His time did not expire until next day, and in anticipation of his release a demonstration had been arranged by the Social Democratic party in London, but this was frustrated by the autheries, who in- formed the prisoner that he was free to leave the jail, which he accordingly did,
Mr. Colquhoun's Expediton will be the subject meeting on the 13th prox. when a paper will be of discussion at the Royal Geographical Society's
read by Mr. Colquhoun on the recent "Explo ration through Southern China from the mouth of the Sikling to the banks of the Irawadi." The London Chamber of Commence have asked Mr. Colquhoun to contribute a paper to their journal on Traile Routes and Trade Extension between British Burmah and South-West China." In December next Mr. Colquhoun is to address the Société Géographique at Paris as to the results of his journey.
Admiral Ryder completes his time as Com mander-in-Chief at Portsmouth on Nov. 27, and It is believed that he will be succeeded by Ad- miral Sir Astley Cooper Key, K.C.B., the present
THIS DAY'S TELEGRAMS..
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Intimations.
CHRISTMAS, 1882,
LANE, CRAWFORD & CO. HAVE NOW ON VIEW A VERY CHOICE SELECTION OF
AND
PRESENTS
TABLE DELICACIES FROM THE BEST LONDON, PARIS, AND NEW YORK HOUSES,
A
COMPRISING —
Perfume Caskets in oak, onyx and mosaic.
Writing Sets in onyx and nickel plated." Ladies Dressing Cases and Cabinets, hand-
somely lined and fitted.
Vases and Table ornaments of the newest
patterns,
Albums and Photograph frames in great
variety.
Glove and Handkerchief Sets.
Ladies' Work Bags and laskets, fitted. Grog Bankets.
Handsome Cigar and Cigarette Cases and
Boxes. Dresden
Figures.
Handsome boxes filled with Bonbons. This Season's Gift Books. "Electro"Plated. Epergnes and Centre Pieces.
Tea and Coffee Services in new styles. Handsome Corner and Wall Mirrors. Novelties in China wall Flower Baskets, The latest Esthetic Lamps. Menu and Dinner Cards.
Graphescopes and views for do. Sachets and Purses. Ladies' Maff Bags.
Letter Cases, Card Cases and Wallets. Pretty Ink Stands,
Very Handsome Salad Bowls with Spoons
and Forks.
Handsome Electro Plated Kettles with Spirit
Lamps.
Bachelors' Tea Sets, ond Liqueur Sets. Fish and Dessert Knives and Forks in cases. Jewel Cases and Cuff and Collar Boxes. Pretty Blotting and Pocket looks. N Travelling Desks and Despatch Boxes. "A very handsome Table Fountain.
Opera Glasses in Pearl and Aluminium. Statuettes
'Sundries in the new Pelican Ware. Smokers' Tables.
Picnic Baskets.
Mistletoe and Holly. Wreaths for decomtions.
&c.,
&c.
VERY CHOICE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF TOYS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. Comprising --
Drums, Cymbals and other musical instru- Wheel-barrows.
ments.
Railway Trains with rails.
Rocking and Hobby Horses. India-rubber Balls and other Toys. Cubes and Mosale Building Sets. Children's Tea and Tête a tête Sets.
Dolis Dressed and speaking and moving. Alphabetical Blocks.
Mules, Dogs, Elephants, Horses.
Boys Tools Chests.
The Bicycle Race,
Perambulators.
Automatic Chariots and Wagons,
CHRISTMAS
Christmas Cakes.
Mince Meal
Plum Puddings 3lbs. to gibs.
Christmas Cakes 4lbs, tá 12lbs.
Choice French Plums.
Dessert Fruits in Noyeau and Brandy.
Jordan Almonds.
Pudding Raisins.
1
Zante Currants.
Dry Thermometer. 71.0 710 750 65.0 570 51.0 253 78.4 Wat Thermometer. fg ban 67. fo. 540, 400, 18.3 70.4 he act be bc b bb Temp
Weather *****İ Hour's Rain.........İ
Quantity fallen.....
Barometer, level of the men in inches, tans and hun- dreda.-Thermometer, in Fahrenheit degices and tenu kept In the open air la a shaded situation,-Direction of Wind, in registered every two points, N., N.N.E, NE., etc.
ito 3 light breeze, 3 to 5 mode.
Farce of Wind, a crim.
rate. toy feel 7 710 strong, to so heavy to to 12 violent.-State of Weather, A. Clear blue sky, C. Cloudy. D. Dritaly. P. Fog. G. Foggy. H. Hail. L. Light- sing. M. Minty. 7. Overcast F. Passing showare, Q. Squally, A. Ralny. 5. Snow. T Thunert, Bad, threatening Viabilly, HP Storrs 2. Calm. The atters ar repeated Indicate any increase over the mean average of their signification. Rala,The hour of rain for the previous 24 hours (noon) are registered from 1 to #4 the quantity of water fallen adicated in Inches, teat and
niles.
"THAMES-STREET INDUSTRIES," by Percy-
Russell. This illustrated Pamplict on Perfumery, &c., published at 6xl., may be had gratis from any Chemist or dealer in perfumery in the World, or Joun GOзNELL, & Co., London,~~{ADVT.]
To-day's Advertisements.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
First Sea Lord of the Admiralty, who has sat at A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD
PROPERTY,
42-At the end of each week the Commandant will fix the days for Parades, Drills, &c, during "the ensuing week, and notice of the days and
times so fixed shall be posted in the Onderly the Board since Aug, 12, 1879, Admiral Sir Rasm, published in the local papers, and com- Geoffrey. T. Phipps Homby, K.C.B., who has lying between Bonham Strand and Wing Lok anunicated to any local institutions whose ap-held the presidency of the Royal Naval College Street, will be offereil for Sale by Public Auction, pointments may clash.
since March 1, 1881, has also been named as under instructions from the MORTGAGEE, by Admiral Ryder's successor; but it is more, pro- Mr. J. M. GUEDES, Auctioneer, pa bable that he will relieve Admiral Sir William
THURSDAY, Houston Stewart, K.C.B., whose term at Devon port expires on Dec. 1, 1984.
43 -Ninety rounds of small arm ammunition per effective strength of the Volunteers will be provided yearly by the Government. All am munition used in excess of this must be paid for by the Corps or by the individual,
One hundred and fifty-rounds of gun ammuni- tion will be provided by the Government for annual practice.
•
FUNDS,
To provide for ractice ammunition, prizes and various contingencies, not covered by the Gov- ernment Grant, but necessary for the efficiency of the Corps, a Corps Fund shall be formed to be ́ ́administered by a Finance Committee,
To this Fund each honorary member enrolling
H.I.H. Prince Arlaugawa, uncle of the Mikado of Japan, after-a-few-days-stay-at-Amsterdam, proceeded to Berlin, where he arrived on the 22nd inst. H.1.H. was received at the railway station by the Japanese Minister in Berlin and the mem bers of the Legation. He afterwards visited the Royal Palace and other places of interest in the German capital. On the asth inst. the Emperor gave a ceremonious audience to the Prince, who was conducted from the Japanese Legation to the palace-in-a-State-carriage, accompanied-by- peror gave a banquet to about thirty select guests, including Prince Arisugawa and the chief mem- bers of the Japanese Legation.
the 7th day of December, 1882, at THREE P.M., " at the Premiser, comprising, } THOSE SEVERAL FIECES or PARCELS of
GROUND situate or Victoria, Hongkong, known and Registered in the Land Office as the Remaining Portion of Section A of MARINE LOT No. 1, Section E of Marine Lot No. 4, Section F of Marine Lot No. 4, and Subsection One of Section A of Marine Lot No. 4A. Together with the 11 HOUSES, Nos. to 13, Kwong Yune, West Street,
3 inclusive thereon.
The aggregate Yearly Crown Rent of the
The Premises will
himself as such shall pay not less than five the Minister and his Staff. Afterwards the Em-Premises is $98.09 e Sold subject to the oxlat-
two.dollars
dollars per annum, and each effective member
per annum. All flues shall go to the credit of this fund, and all other sums from any source not otherwise specifically appropriated."
There shall be an annual meeting of the whole Corps, once in a year, within the first week in October, at which meeting all matters connected with the Corps shall be open to discussion, and at which meeting an Officer, a Sergeant and a Gunner shall be elected, who with the Com mandant shall form the Finance Committee for the ensuing year
MAILS EXPECTED.
THE INDIAN, MAIL
The steamer aan, with the next Indian mail, left Calcutta on the 16th ́ultimo, bod may be expected here on or about the 5th instant
THE AMERICAN MAIL."
.
The 0, "and O, steamer Oceanic, with the next American mail, left Yokohama on Sunday, the ard instant, at daylight, and may be expected here on or about Sarday, the 9th Instant.
THE ENGLISH MAIL. A
The P. & O. Co.'s steamer Mirzapore, with the next English mail, left Singapore on Sunday, the 3rd instant, at 8 am, and may be expected here on or about Saturday, the 9th instant
(/STEAMERS, EXPECTED.
The steamer Minard Castle leit Singapore for,
per on the 20th ultimo, and may be ex pected to arrive here on or about the 7th in
The N. I. S. N. Co.'s, steamer Comorin left Batavia on the 1st instant, and may be expected, to arrive here on or about the 17th/
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ing tenancies thereof.
To view plan of the Premises, and for Further Particulars and Conditions of Safe, apply to
BRERETON, WOTTON, & DEACON, Solicitors for the Mortgagée, or to
THE AUCTIONEER. Hongkong, 5th December, 1882,
A singular case of alleged miappropriation of official documents has been made the subject of legal proceedlage in Faris. The Comte d'Herri- son, Aide-de-Camp to General Palikao, in the China campaign, has written a book, which was about to be published, when a provisional in- function prohibiting the issue of the volume was at sult of General Billot, the War Minister. The author alleges that he was nu thorised by General Farre when Minister to avail himself of documents in the War-office relating to the campaign. General Billot, admitting this, T says he was permitted to read-but not to copy them. The French Government urges the plea that the papers copled without authorisation re- present England in a disagreeable light, which is against public policy. The matter will come before the Court in a few days, the Government having moved for an injunction to restrain the publication altogether.
Canton In
PUBLIC ‘AUCTION.
Stilton Cheese, Cheddar Cheese. Russian Caviare. Assorted Pités.
Fish.
Tunny
Spiced Ox Tongues. Smoked Ox Tongues. Ox Tongues in Jelly, Collared Ox Tongues:
Pic Nic Tongues.
Loman Barley Sugar.
Assorted Choice French Bonbons.
Crystallized and Metz Fruits..
Map Cubes. Cetewayo.
Dolls' Umbrellas and Jewelry. Varied Mechanical Toys, Percussion Guns and Kitles, Swords and Happy families. Children's Picnic Books. Boxes of Soldiers. Water Carts and Pumps.
Toy Shops, Stables &C.
Artillery Ten-pins.
Puzzles and Flexes of Games,
Christmas-Tree ornaments in great variety.
DELICACIES,
Comprising
Mixed and Assorted Candied Peel, Muscatel Raisins.
French Jams and Jellies.
Potted Meats and Game in fancy Jars.
PR
Intimations.
DE SOUZA & CO. INTERS,
STATIONERS, AND BOOKBINDERS.
D'AQUILAR STREET.
EVERY KIND OF WORK EXECUTED WITH ACCURACY, NEATNESS, AND DESPATCH ON
.
VERY MODERATE TERMS.
SELECTED MATERIALS FOR MARKET REPORTS Book-binding and Roling in every style, executed at low rates. Workmanship.Guaranteed. Hongkong, 23rd August, 1881. INTERNATIONAL
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NOVELTY COMPANY^
KOOLANGSOO, AMOY, (CHINA). IMPORTERS OF EUROPEAN
AND
·AMERICAN NOVELTIES.
EMILE PFANKUCHEN,
Manager.
Amoy; and August, 1882,
F. D. GUEDES.
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LA
WINE MERCHANT AND GENERAL
'COMMISSION AGENT,
No. 33. WELLINGTON STREET.
AS always on hand a large assortment of
Moderate Prices,
HCHOICE WINES of the best quality, at
Hongkong, and October, 1882.
STAG HOTEL. QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL,
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GOOD ACCOMMODATION FOR
ENGLISH & AMERICAN BILLIARDS,
Tiffin at One o'clock, Dinner at 7.00.
This Hotel is most centrally situated and within easy distance of the principal landing places. '475)
J. COOK, Proprietor.
D. K. GRIFFITH.`
OF THE LONDON
York Hans, specially selected for Christmas. MANUFACRATED WATERS
Cambridge, Oxford and Truffled Sausages. Chanipignons, Asperges, Petits Pois,
Truffles, French Sardines.
Orange and Lemon Cream for Blancmanges.
Extra finest Isigny Butter.
Dragees and Chocolate Bonbons.
Macaroons and Ratafias.
Lemon Rings and Walnut Biscuits.
Vanilla, Raspberry, Rose & Chocolate Biscuits.. Elvas Plums.
Figs direct from Smymą.
Choice American Boabons and Candies.
Butler Scotch, Toffee, Almond Rock.
Lisbon Apples.
Bordeaux Russets.
Malaga Grapes.
Brazil and Cob Nuts,
A LARGE STOCK OF WINES OF THE BEST BRANDS AND AT VERY
MODERATE PRICES.
Comprising:
Saccone's and Cutler, Palmer & Co.'s Sherries,
from $8 to $13.
Very Choice Pure Port, direct from Oporto, $12. A Delicious White Port, very delicate and
Soft, $13
Chambertin, SIG.
Krug's Private Cuved Champagne.
Wachter's Royal Charter Champagne. Deutz and Geldormann's Gold Lack Cham- pagne, used at the Ministerial White-bait dinner at Greenwich, August 1880.-A Perfect Wine. **
The Choicest Bordeaux Wines, Hocks, French White Wines, Bmadics, Whiskica and Liqueurs, in great variety.
7, BEACONSFIELD ARCADE (Opposite the City Hall)
Having Purchased the entire Machinery of the late Mr. E CHASTEL'S
SODA WATER FACTORY
is now prepared to execute the largest orders
for every description of Aerated Waters with
and despatch. SUPERIOR QUALITY
I S
promptness
G U. A RANTE E D. Consumers are Invited to try those carefully Manufactured
SPARKLING WATERS, THREE DOZEN FOR ONE DOLLAR. All Orders and Communications should be ad- dressed to The Factory,
7, BEACONSFIELD ARCADE, Hongkong. 11th April, 1882,
THE
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HE PATENT TYPE FOUNDING
TARA COMPANY,
31, RED LION SQUARE, HOLBORN, WC,
• LONDON. SHANKS, REVELL, & Co., PROPRIETORS,
NEWSPAPER, BOOK, MUSIC, & GENERAL
TYPE FOUNDERS.
Sole Proprictors of JOHNSON and ATKINSON'S
The Newest Cosaques and Table Crackers, of most aesthetic colours, and in variety and novelty of Automatic Machinery for Casting and Finishing
design far surpassing the assortment of former years. Hongkong, 2nd December, 1882.
For Sale.
JUST LANDED AND FOR SALE..
·EX ́"ESMERALDA."
TA
For Sale.
SEE WOO & CO.
AILORS, DRAPERS,
OUTFITTERS,
1790
AND
NO. 87, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL, HONGKONG, (Two Doors East of I. & O. Co.'s Office.)
ARE NOW LANDING, AND HAVE
Printing Type, and Manufacturers of JOHNSON'S Patent Hard Metal, patented April 5th, 1854.
Estimates for Newspaper, look, and Jobbing. Plant at specially reduced rates.
All kinds of Printing Machines, Presses, Paper, and everything connected with Printing Business supplied on most reasonable terms,
SPECIAL AGENT FOR CHINA, JAPAN, AND THE FAR EAST, ROBERT FRASER-SMITH, No. 6, PEDDAR'S HILL, HONGKONG. Hongkong, 4th February, 1881.
NOTICE.
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HIGH STANDARD SUGAR, REFINING
tured by the COMPANY, LIMITED, at MANILA; in Quantities to suit Purchasers. This Sugar can be specially recommended for family use, as it is made with- out the use of animal charcoal or sulphuric acid. ALL KINDS OF AUTUMN AND WINTER A Picted which will enable this Office to
Fresh supplies will be received from Manila every 'fortniglit,
TAI YUNE, Compradore, a Eastern Avenue, Central Market. [762 Hongkong, 30th November, 1882,
THE CITY OF MANILA CIGAR STORE.
HAS FOR SALE
“IGARS of all Brands, Imperiales, Caballeros, Vegueros, Regalias, Londres, Nuevo Ha- banos of all makes, quality guaranteed. TOBACCOS of all Brands, at moderate prices. FANCY GOOD from the Parutan markets, Meerschaum Pipes, Jewellery of Chaste Designs. Sun Hats, &c, &c.;
Commissions Executed.
JOSE M. BASA. No. 51, B, QUEEN'S ROAD, CENTRAL. [297 Hongkong, 1st May, 18B2.
HONGKONG RACES; · 1882.
4
FOR SALE,
ARTICLES :—
FRENCH THIN and THICK TWEEDS. SCOTCH TWEEDS.
'CHRISTY'S MEN'S FELT HATS,
CHRISTY'S BOYS' FELT HATS.
RRANGEMENTS have now been com-
undertake all kinds of JOB PRINTING, Includ ing DIRECTORS REPORTS, BOOKS, PÅMPHLETS, BALL ROOM, and VISITING CARDS, PROSPECTUSES, DEBIT NOTES, LABELS, PROGRAMMES of ENTERTAIN-
FIELDSON'S MEN'S and BOYS FELT MENTS. TRADE CIRCULARS and RE
HATS.
FOX'S PARAGON UMBRELLAS. ALL SORTS OF LINEN COLLARS. COLOURED SILK SCARVES, WHITE KID GLOVES.. PIESSE & LUBIN'S-PERFUMES. "R. HENDRIE'S PERFUMES.
NO WREADY, PRICE #50
COMPLETE REPORT of the HONG-6
KONG RACE MEETING
* OF 1882,
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HE Undersigned has received instructions
to Sell by Public Auction, on
FRIDAY;
the 8th day of December, 1882, at 3 FM, at East Point (next to the Sugar Refinery.) The HULL and MACHINERY of the ex- the BOILER, &c, at the Harbour Master's ploded Steam Launch "FEI LOONG," including
Wharf, Praya West.
WANTED TO RENT.
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FROM THE MIDDLE OF DECEMBER UNTIL MARCH
FURNISHED F
Captain Edwin J, Follard, who has been ap- The Launch to be at Purchaser's risk after the pointed to command the Defence in succession fall of the hammer. to Captain C. T. Jago, entered the service in
J. M. GUEDES, 1846. He was mate of the Vengeance during
Auctioneer, the operations in the Black Sea in the Crimean
Hongkong, 5th December, 1882. war. As lieutenant commanding the Woodlark he took part in the bombardment and capture of 1857, and repulsed a very determined attack of five rafts on his ship at the same place; in the following year he served during the opera tions in the north of China, including the capture of Tientsin,' and, was engaged in the bombard- ment and capture of the city of Namtow in 1858. Two years later he was employed. In command of the Staunch in the Gulf of Pechili, and was present at the second capture of the Petko Forts GA and Tientsin, belog specially mentioned for z
PAT In the Commander-in-Chief's despatches whilst, | engaged in carrying troops and stores and dis- embarking them at Tientsin. He was promoted for the service, and awarded the Ching medal
RESIDENCE,
IN-A-HEALTHY SITUATION,
with
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