therefore dismiss the case. Mr.Wotton-asked for costs, but His Lordship, in letting the mat ter of costs sland over, thought the case one wherein costs should not be given, as he thought the plaintiff had been-rather hardly deal with, which was owing to the negligence of the police in not taking the trouble to ascertain the veracity of plaintiff's statement when brought to the charge
100m.
CHIARINI'S ROYAL ITALIAN
CIRCUS.
A fairly large audience assembled at Bow rington last night to witness the performance at Chiarini's circus. An almost complete change of programme had been advertised and the show was the most enjoyable and varied the company has yet given. The carpet Tumbling by the entire company, which followed ,the overture, showed that Chiarini has a squad of tumblers and somersault throwers equal to any circus in the world. The elder Mr. Walhalla, Mr. Garnett, and Mr. Lavater Lee, to our way of thinking, carried off the palm for daring, and skilful tumbling, but many of the others were close up and amply deserved the applause which was accorded the exhibition. Don José Ro mano introduced the two young elephants for the first time this season, and put them through
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1883.
been done in Ireland... But, the bardy colonists, separated however, by an ocean, and not a nar- row sea, refused to be stunted or dwarfed in their growth. They expected to develop themselves in accordance with their environments, without regard to distant interests.
Luke says that St. John-began-to-baptise-in-the-was proposed to do with them exactly what had. fifteenth year of the reign of Tiberius Cæsar, and in that year baptised Jesus, who was then thirty years of age. As to the first tellimony there can be no misunderstanding Chris being bord, in 749, was of course yet a babe in 750, when Herod died. But the other testimony needs some explanation. From the breviarium imperli (census of the empire) which was added to the will of Augutus Casar, it is evident that a thorough census of the countries that compose the Roman Empire must have been made. In fact Augustus had three censuses of his empire made, namely,tralian colonies, when gold production began Judea the first census was made during the reign in 726,746, 766. As St. Luke sayst that in of Herod, the census must have been ordered in 746. Probably the census was begun is Judea in 747 and Professor, Sattler think it was not made lo Jerusalem carlier than 749. He finds that the four coins enable him to make clear the testimony of the evangelist as to the fificenth year of the reign of Tiberius. Though Augustus died on August 19, 767, yet the beginning of the reign of Tiberius must be counted a year and a half cartier (February, 766), when he was ap pointed co-regent. Therefore the fifteenth year of the reign of Tiberius falls in 780, when St. John baptized Jesus, who was then about thirty years of age,
forty-six years after the Temple at Jerusalem An evangelist says that Christ began lopreach was built by Herod. Now, it is known that the building of the Temple was begun eighteen years after Herod was appointed-by-the Rome Senate
foundation of Rome. Adding to that year, it gives-780-as the year in which Christ began to preach.
To-day's Advertisements.
The success of the American revolution wrought a complete change in British colonial policy. The other colonies have since been al lowed to grow up pretty much as they please. Canada makes her tariff against the whole world, the mother country included. The Aus
unless they protected their own Industries. to give out, found that they could not get along Many of their tariffs now are more highly pro- hibitory than ours. They fence out England na well as all other countries. Before they adopted that course there was scarcely any employment. for the rising generation. Almost everything was brought down to sheep herding. This is always the case in countries which have no CHIARINI'S ROYAL varied industry, and whose sule employment is the raising of the great staples. It is true that England is not now making any regulations to suppress Irish mantfactures and Irish commerce. There was a time when Ireland was not allowed to trade with any other country than England. ut this is not the case now Irish manufac not rise for all that. The reason is that England, tures are not suppressed by law. But they can has acquired the skill and the capital and no57 direct competition is possible. According to the reports of our Consuls, bills of exchange on- foreign countries are rarely, now drawn directly ANOTHER in Ireland. The English financial system has absorbed that of the smaller island
If this statement of the case be correct, Mr- If all these calculations of Professor Sattler Gladstone, by his land act, was only dealing are correct, then the Christian era began five with a symptom as above stated, of the disease, the current-year-1888-instead of 1883-Yland will cease to engage in a death struggle years earlier than is usually supposed, making and not the disease itself. The people of Ire
Sin.
for the land, when they have other and remu. nerative employments. But they cannot secure lege of preventing competition from England -until-they-get-on-their-legs, so-to-speak. If they had the same measure of freedom extended -to-Canada, the Australian-colonies,and the other dependencies of England, a very different con. dition of things might soon be brought about." In other lands, where they have the chance. they have shown that they have the energy and grit to rise.
ITALIAN CIRCUS
AND
PERFORMING ANIMALS!
THIS EVENING,
AT NINE PM.
GRAND CHANGE
OF
"OGRAM AT
WITH THE FOLLOWING NOVELTIES.
"TUMBLING ON THE CARPET,^^ by:
THE NECESSITY OF INCREASING ployments unless they have the privi: ALL THE MEMBERS OF THE COMPANY, IN WHICH
-THE JAPANESE-MERCANTILE-
MARINE.
(Translated from the Nicht Nicht Shibun.).
Political economy is often regarded as a dreamy sort of science of not much practical value. This may have been the case long as it was contined.
their facings in a masterly manner, shewing auf Judea, or in the year 734 from the marked improvement in his command over these bulky specimens to what he had when last they performed here. Messrs. French and Angelo, the English clowns, gave a very clever exhibition of bat catching_which the audience were not slow to appreciate. The two clowns in ques- tion are not brilliant orators, in fact their com- mand of pure English is so small that the less| _they_talk_the_more_they_shine. However, in the rough and tumble line, hat spinning, -and-on-the-trapeze---Messrs. French-and- Angelo are fint rate performers and the public invariably enjoy their performances when
Some persons have made a foolish stalement they appear in their legitimate business, Mr. Lavater Leek pirouettes on horseback were
to the effect that there are in the empire 312 steamers with an aggregate tonnage of 43,463 gracefully execuled but it was apparent from the tons, and these afford quite sufficient facilities first that his noble steed was suffering from for marine-transport; therefore, it is not neces- lameness and was simply as stiff as a tree, con-
sary for us to increase our mercantile marine.
to mere speculation. But its canons are now sequently, the somersaults were dispensed with We know full well that this statement-has-been-being tested by the actual facts of national life.. made with the object of promoting some private Nations have gone down or have been crippled, and Mr. Lee had no chance of showing what a re-
interests. Practical observation justifies us in ally fine rider he is--when in forms and all things saying that the ships possessed by our country
not so much by deterioration, moral or physical, but because of mistakes. in relation to their true fitting, Mr. Glibert Sarony and the fair Mille. Elise._are_insufficient_for_the_development_of_the_
interests-Rome ceased to be mistress of the world- served up the old standing dish of the dancing trade, and as we have always been desirous
when there was no longer a world which she quakers, and the popularity of this. oft-repeated hesitate to advocate the organization of the Union decay which ensued was an effect and not a cause. of increasing the number of vessels, we did not
could plunder to keep herself up. The moral representation may be gathered from the fact Shipping Company when it was first mooted. that it was vociferously encored and had to be re- Recent Information regarding the accident to the
The aspiration of Ireland to develop her own. way her own industries, goes by various names. peated. The Wallalla brothers brought the first Kosugi Mary confirms our statement that we
The conventional term at present is Home Rule. part of the programme to a close by an eccentric ever that the Mitsu-Bishi Company, the Union anywhere. There is not now much chance that -are-stion of ships, and makes us hope more than. It does not appear to have been clearly defined display of violin playing, a-le the Faust family, Shipping Company and all individual shipowners, it will be conceded, at least, in the form in which which was well received.. On resuming the will do their best to increase their flceis. Our
it would be sure to be attended with, success. agony the orchestra performed an overture in readers are aware that the steamer Konge The commercial and manufacturing interests.of very good form, reflecting great credit on aru, belonging to the Pubite Works Depart England will not readily consent to such a policy. ment, damaged her screw off the coast of Choshi That they are the paramount power, is proved their conductor, Herr Mehden, whose efforts
on the 17th ultimo, and was taken in low by in the musical line have been most suc-. the Iwaki Kan and brought into the Bay of the land, which belongs mostly to the nobility, by the fact that Mr. Gladstone preferred to attack cessful The skating of the Goodrich-family-Yedo the following day. It is worthy of than to take any steps that might circumscribe was decided improvement on their first notice that on the previous day the Public trade. If Ireland were accorded as much free Works Department, having received news of action in commercial and manufacturing direc- appearance, the difficult Gigures executed by the accident, requested the Mitsu Bishi Com-
tions as the small colony of British Columbia Mr. Goodrich being accomplished without a
enjoyed before, in what appears to be an evil pany hitch and in a very graceful manner. The con-
hour, it became incorporated with the Dominion cluding-act-of the-skaters-caused-great amuse-
of Canada, there would in all probability, be an end of the Irish trouble. ment, being ludicrous in the extreme and giving a capital idea of what novices in skating have to go through ere they are able to master a difficult art. Signor Chiarini introduced his team of four black stallions, beautiful specimens of the equine race, and put them through a dif ficult performance by simple word of mouth and sign of whip. The talented Signor and his admirably trained steeds were much applauded and it is not too much to say that this item was the gem of the performance: The Onzalo family repeated their graceful per formance on the triple trapeze and again came in for well merited applause. Miss Ida Stoodley scored a genuine success by her trick-act riding and in this scene Mr. Perry "the Droll" showed powers very far beyond what we had previously thought hint capable of. In his funnyisms Mr. Perry excelled himself, and. In his description of a "select" party in which he gave specimens of the singing capabil ities of a "young fellab," an old gentleman, and a gushing young lady of the sentimental school, the "droll" member caused unbounded amuse-
ment by a display of genuine comedy abil ties of a very high order. We are glad to note that Mr. Perry has not taken amiss the slight bint we gave him anent vulgarisms, as an artist of his ability has no need to descend to low buffoonery to keep his audience in a good hum- our. Mr. Garnet, the boneless.man, again gave his neat exhibition _of_wonderful contortions and the performance was brought to a close witha very laughable, if mather rough sketch entitled "The Mill in Uproar."
We would specially direct attention to the fact that the company will give a per- formance this evening under the patronage and in the presence of His Excellency, Major Leneral Sargent, and to-morrow, afternoon. at 4 o'clock a grand gala matinee will be given under the distinguished patronage of His Excellency Sir George Bowen and the Government House party, for which a special programme has been arranged. We hope to see crowded houses on both occasions.
Mdile. ELISE ONZALO.
will
display her wonderful versatility by taking part.
NEW COMIC SCENE
BY THE ENGLISH CLOWNS, FRENCH AND ANGELO
BY GENEICAL REQUEST, THE FAMOUS GOODRICH TROUPE, in their speciality, "PARLOR SKATING." -
-SOMERSAULTS-AND-PIROUETTES- ON HORSEBACK,
BY
MR, LAVATER LEE.
MUSICAL INTERLUDE,
BY
THE WALHALLA BROTHERS.
THE FOUR MAGNIFICENT BLACK STALLIONS, presented by
SIGNOR CHIARINI.
THE LAUGHABLE PANTOMIME "THE FOUR LOVERS,"
Intimations.
THE HALL & HOLTZ, CO-OPERATIVE-
COMPANY,
CAPITAL..
..Tis. 300,000
-IN 6,000 SHARES or Tis, 50' EACH.
1,000 SHARES ARE-RESERVED IN PART PAYMENT TO THE VENDORS, AND THE PALANCĖ
IS OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC" ·
FOR SUBSCRIPTION.
For Sale.
-FOR-SALE
GH., MUMM & Co.'s CHAMPAGNE
QUARTS...
PINTS....
$22 per Case.
$23.per Case..
MELCHERS &
Apply to
„Hongkong, 2nd March, 1882.
FOR SALE.
EX STEAMSHIP “LAERTES,”
Payments, per Share on Application; A CONSIGNMENT OF HOCKING'S
Tls. 15 per Share on Allotuent; 11. 25 per
Share Three Months after Allotment. Where no Allotment is made the deposit will be returned in full
PROVISIONAL COMMITTEE !.
E. W. LEMARCHAND, Esq. J. S. EZEKIEL, Esq. 7 JOHN MORRIS, Esq.
:
E. W. Ricz, Esq. F. W. GMLES, Esq., C. MCBAIN, Esq.
HANKERS:
THE AGRA-BANK-LIMETEI),
LEGAL ADVISER :
K. E. WAINEWRIGHT, ESQ.
AUDITOR:
„CEO, K. CORNER, ESQ.
ABRIDGED. PROSPECTUS. THIS Company is formed for the purpose of acqriting, developing and largely increas- ing-the-business-of-Mesers-HALL & HOLTZ, and of conducting the same, so far as the Share- holders me concerned, upon the Co-operative principle. With this view the Provisional Com- mittee have arranged to acquire the leasehold store and preinises in the Nanking and Szechuten Roads and the frechold manufactory and godown in the Yuen-Ming-Yuen and Soochow Roads, together with the plant, machinery, fixtures, stock-in-trade and goodwill of the Firm's business, upon very advantageous terms.
专
The following_are_ths-principal_departments. of the business as at present carried-on, viz:- Household and General Stores, Wines, Spirits and other liquors, Bakery, Tailoring and Gentic mens' Outfitting, Drapery, Ladies' and Child- rens' Outfitting, Fancy Goods, Furnishing and General Upholstery.
Each branch of the business.is-in-good work ing order, and well provided with all requisite fixtures and plant, while the stock is large and suitable, and the present staff of assistants is thoroughly well qualified.
To aid production_in_the_furniture factory, powerful steam wood-working machinery has been ordered and may shortly be expected from Europe,
The gross returns of the Firm's businces dur- ing the four years ended the 31st of March, 1882.. have averaged about $310,000.00 per annum, while the average annual profit during the same period, has, after making ample allowance for bad debts, been over $49,000.00.
Messrs. AUGUSTUS WHITE and GEORGE R. CORNER have certified to the above figured--
While the averages mentioned above are for
· a period of four years, the business done during the latter two of those years shows a marked increase, the profits for the two years ended the 31st of March 1882 being over $109,000, or about $20,000 in excess of the previous two
took no "notice of him at all until she found she was in a condition to turn his doctrines to account. We may become free traders by and by ourselves, but not until we are satisfied by the Ladies and Gentlemen of the Company. years that we can capture the general markets of the world.-S. F. Bulletin.
to send a steamer to assist the Rouge Mary, but unfortunately the Company could not comply. The public may be inclined to think it strange that such a large company as the Mitau Binhi could not lend a ship for, such a purpose, but the report of the Company fully than anything else. What she most needs is Ireland is dying of. British free trade, more convinces us that they really had no ship avail-fiscat legistation to foster her own industries able at the time. Tokiyo is the capital of the in other words, the protection which has done Empire, and in the Bay of Yeddo there are al-
so much for the United States, and which has ways plenty of ships at anchor. One would since been found to be essential to the pros- think that it would be very easy to charter a few
perity of English colonies elsewhere. Adam of them whenever they might be required, but
Smith was the apostle of the English shop- such is not the case. Ifit is so difficult to obtain keeper. No other nation at the moment recog a vessel in the most important harbour of the
nizes him as a true industrial teacher. England Empire, where the Mitsu Bishi Company, whichi herself only partially acknowledges him. She is acknowledged to have a monopoly of the carrying service of the country, has its head quarters, how much greater must the incon- companies and private shipowners exist. "It was venience be in the localities where only petty simply owing to calm weather and the timely assistance of the waki Kan that the Rouge Maru was brought into port with only the loss of her.screw. There-is-no-doubt that had it not. been for these fortunate circumstances she must have been seriously damaged. We do not for an instant pretend to say that any fault alaches to the Mitau Bishi Company, because they were
The M. M. Co.'s steamer Iraduaddy, with the unable to despatch a ship on the 18th ilimo. next French mail, passed Cape St. James on The Mitsu Bishi is simply a commercial firm, Wednesday, the 27th instant, at 9.30 am, and and keeping profits in view, we must praise the 18 due here on the jeth instant, Judicious manner in which it is managed so as to have ne ship unemployed. It must be clearly understood that it is not our intention to impute any blame to the Company. But the fact that the Mitsu Bishi, which is by far the largest of our maritime establishments, has not a ship to spare in a case of emergency, proves that the number of vessels in the Empire is insuficient, and totally inadequate to meet our requirements. Hence we assert that it is necessary for us to adopt measures for the enlargement of our mer cantile marine. —Japan Mall.
WHAT FREE TRADE HAS DONE FOR IRELAND.
Sp
:
MAILS EXPECTED,
THE FRENCH MAIL
THE INDIAN MAIL"
The two direct stearners, with the Indian
malls, left Calcutts on the morning of the 17th instant, and are dus here on or about the 4th proxinio.
THE AMERICAN MAIL.
The P. M. S. S. Co.'s steamer City of Peking with the next American mail, left San Francisco on the 14th instant, and may be expected here on the 13th proximo.
STEAMERS EXPECTED.
The D. D. R. steamer Iphigenia left Singa pore on the 23rd Instant, and may be expected here on or about the 30th.
Taichow left Glasgow on the 17th May, and may The Scottish Oriental Company's 'steamer be expected to arrive here about the 4th July.
ports, via Qucenfands Ports and Port Darwin, The steamship Venter left Sydney for this
on the 27th instant, and is expected to arrive here on or about the 24th July,"
To-day's Advertisements.
NOUVELLE COMPAGNIE MARSEILLAISE DE NAVIGATION A VAPEUR.
FOR SHANGHAI.
If it were represented to John Bright and the other leaders of the British Free Trade party that the revolutionary condition of Ireland was feeling, in all probability, but that of amaze- directly traceable to British fiscal policy, no ment would take possession of these statesmen, but for all that a very strong argument can be put forward to sustain that view of the case. In attempting to settle the land question by a process which seriously interferes with the ten- ure of real property, it may be assorted that Mr. Gladstone was dealing, rather with the symptoma than the disease. Land is coveted in THE CHRISTIAN, ERA.
Ireland more earnestly than anywhere else, for ordinarlly it is only out of land that a living can be made. The whole struggle for life is con- There have been for centuries doubts as to the nected directly with agriculture. There are no correctness of the accepted, calculation of the manufactures of consequence in Ireland. There Christian era. Some learned historians cannot is none of the varied industry which gives em 749.05 754 counting from the foundation of There is as a result no way of gaining a living Rome. Recently Professor Sattler, of Munich, has published an essay in which he tries to concept by the cultivation-of-a-small patch of concile the testimony of the evangelists with the of the tontest, is let at a rack rent. There are which in consequence of the intensity other historical data on this point. He has ex-no manufactures to a large extent because amined four copper coins, newly discovered, England in years past exilrpated them to benefit which were struck in the reign of Herd Antipas, herself one of the sons of Herod the Great; and he comes The English policy of the last century was to to the conclusion that Christ was born not 754, force all her dependencies to expand in the pro but 745 years after the foundation of Rome, and cise manner that would be most beneficial to therefore that the present year is 1888 instead of her. She looked upon them much in the same 1883. This opinion the professor tries to cor light as a man does on his kitchen garden. The roborate by the testimony of the evangelists things were to be grown in them and the industry ward the end of the reign of Herod the Great, ficial to England herself. This policy was rigidly
According to St. Matthew, Jesus was born to was to be followed which would be most bene SANITAS POWDER and FLUID, and and when that king died, Jesus was yet a little carried cut in Ireland. Industries were delibera- child. According to St. Luke, Jesus was born tely destroyed whenever they competed with in the year in which, by virtue of a decree of England. The application of the same policy Augustus Cmsar, Cyrenlus, Governor of Syria, to the American colonics produced the Revolu made the first census of Judea. Again, St. tion, which overthrew Bitish power hew. I
agree whether Christ was born in the year 747 ployment to such vast numbers in England. Steamship
AMERIQUE," Jouve, Commander, will be despatched for the above Port, on or about the and proximo.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
"ADAMSON, BELL & Co.,
Agents. Hongkong, 29th June, 1883.
[505 NATURE'S DISINFECTANT, SANITAS. JUST LANDED AND FOR SALE
other ARTICLES prepared by the "SANITAS COMPANY.
Apply to
TO-MORROW AFTERNOON,
↓
AT FOUR O'CLOCK.
UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF
HIS EXCELLENCY SIR G. F. BOWEN, G.C.M.G., and
The accounts for the year ended 31st March, 1883, have not yet been fully made up, but the Day Books for the last six months of that year show Ner Sales of $178;137-97,"against" GRAND GALA MATINEE, $166,277.64 for the corresponding period of the
previous year, being an increase of $11,860.33.
The net profits of the business of the Company, will be applied in the first place to paying in- terest to the Shareholders upon their Capital at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum, and of what- ever surplus may remain one-third will be ap plied in such way as the Shareholders shall from time to time determine, and the remaining two- thirds will be divided among those Shareholders who are contributors of business, prò rato, ac- cording to the amount of business contributed. by each during the year in respect of which the distribution is made.
GOVERNMENT HOUSE PARTY.
REMEMBER! ONLY A FEW NIGHTS MORE OF THIS FAMOUS COMBINATION!!!
PRICES OF ADMISSION, Boxes, Six Chairs Chairs (Dress Circle).................................. Stalls, Carpeted Seats Pit...
$13.00.
2.00.
1.00,
6.50.
Children under 10 years and Soldiers under the rank of Officers, half price, except to Boxca.
.
PATENT FRESH WATER
"CONDENSERS,
THE BEST & CHEAPEST EVER MADE.
Capable of Condensing Three Thousand Gallons per day.
Apply to
G. FENWICK & Co., Victoria Foundry.
Hongkong, 25th April, 1883.
FIVE
FOR SALE CHEAP.
(328
TO SIX HUNDRED TONS
__0_-____-_K___--_E__
IN LOTS FROM ONE TON UPWARDS. COAL TAR IN BARRELS..
CHOY CHEW,
230, PRAYA WEST.
Hongkong, 5th April, 1883.
[26%
AND R. TENNENTS ALE AND
J. PORTER..
DAVID CORSAR & SONS'
MERCHANT NAVY) NAVY BOILED LONG FLAX CROWN
CANVA
ARNHOLD, KARBERG & CO.
[469
Hongkong, 15th June, 1881.
FOR SALE.
Ex. S.S. "YORKSHIRE" AND CONNECTING STEAMERS FROM OPORTO. SMALL INVOICE or GUEDES
_WELL KNOWN......... "3 GRAPES" PORT WINE. Apply to
Hongkong,-14th-junc,-1883-
..
FJ. V. JORGE
-₤456 THE CITY OF MANILA CIGAR STORE.
BAS FOR SALE.
IGARS of all Brands, Imperiales, Caballeros, Vegueroa, Regalias, Londres, Nuevo Hi- banos of all makes, quality guaranteed. TOBACCO of all Brands, at moderate prices. EANCY GOOD from the Parisian markets, Meerschaum Pipes, Jewellery of Chaste Designs. Sun Hats, &c., &
Commissions-Executed-
JOSE M. BASA. · No. 51, B., QUEEN'S ROAD, CENTRAL Hongkong, 1st May, 1882,
[343
F. BLACKHEAD & CO..
CHANDLERS,
SHIPCHAN
1 AND
STORE-KEEPERS
GENERAL_COMMISSION-AGENTS,
PRAYA CENTRAL
HAVE RECEIVED EX LATEST ARRIVALS. .
HATCHETS.
AMERICAN CAST STEEL SHOVELS,
PICKS.
AXES.
ENGINEERS' & HOUSEHOLD HAMMERS. PATENT BIT-BRACES.
AUGER-BITS.
DRILLS.
GIMBLETS.
· SQUARES. PATENT BRASS PADLOCKS &
CHEST LOCKS.
MRS. POTT'S PATENT-SADIRONS.. COOKING STOVES.
1
FAIRBANK'S SCALES,
FORCE PUMPS FOR SHIPS' US2. DRILLING MACHINES, BREAST DRILLS, AUTOM: BORING TOOLS. ANVILS, VICES, AND DRILLS COMBINED,
ANVILS.
--VICES————
HITCHCOCK'S PATENT LAMPS.
GLASSCUTTERS.
SCROLL SAWS.
FAMILY GRINDSTONES. BLACKSMITHS' BELLOWS.
& BLC Ꮞ .
BEST WHITWORTH'S STOCK AND DIES. SCREW WRENCHES.
The purchase price to be paid for the land, buildings, plant, steam and other machinery, fixtures, and goodwill appertaining to Messrs. HALL, & HOLTZ' business has been fixed at the sum of Th. 150,000, in part payment of which sum the vendors are prepared to accept Tis. 50,000, in fully paid up shares in the Company and two-thirds of the balance by equal instal- ments, 12 and 18 months repectively from the formation of the Company, thus leaving only Fi. 33.334 to be paid down. The unpaid pur- RULES.
PLANE IRONS.
CHISELS.
HAMMERS.
PINCERS.
NIPPERS.
DIVIDERS
METAL SAWS.
TUBE EXPANDERS. ·
·OIL-FEEDERS.:
OIL-CANS.
SALTER'S SPRING BALANCE SCALES. WESTON'S PATENT TACKLES. PATENT SOCKET S. DISTRESS SIGNALS. HOLMES PATENT SIGNAL LIGHTS
chase money will bear interest at the rate of live -- METAL SCISSORS. per cent only, and the Directors will have the option of anticipating any payment of principal should they think fit to do so. The Vendors are prepared to dispose of their stock, all of which has been expressly imported for the business, and is in good condition, at its cost, as laid downs in Shanghai Its estimated value is about Tis, 125,000 Power will be taken in the Deed of Settlement to increase the Capital of the Com- pany should such increase, at any future time," appear to the Shareholders desirable.
The present members of the Firm of HALL & A Plan of the Seats can be seen at MARHOLTZ have agreed to remain in the Company's MANDES HAIRDRESSING SALOON service-for-at-least three years, and to do their HONGKONG HOTEL BUILDINGS, where Tickes utmost to further its interests will be on Sale Daily from 9AM till 4 P. accommodating Parties who may wish to secure
A reserved division of the Carpeted and Pit Seats has been arranged for Native Ladios, which they alone will be admitted.)
Seats in advance.
The Agreement of sale and the draft Deed of Settlement are open for inspection at the Office of the Company's Legal Adviser.
Prospectuses and Forms of Application for Shares can be obtained from Messrs. HALE & Doors open at 7:30 PM. Performance HOLTZ, or from the Company's Bankers, sta to commence at 9 punctually.
Application for Shares, at Hongkong or Foo chow, can be made to
EE.DE: SOUZA,
14, Wyndham Street,
G. AGRATI
[510 Hongkong, 28th Junc, 1883.
Messrs. GILMAN & CO,
Agent
[501 June 19th, 1883.
"Agents of the Aura Bank.
Hongkong, agih June,
"FOGHORNS.
SIGNAL LAMPS.
LIFE BUOYS.
LIFE BELTS,
-BOTTLE-WASHING-AND-CORKING MACHINES.
SPARKLING SCHARZHOFBERGER.
FLENSBURG-STOCKBEER"
MARIENTHALER BEERA
VEUVE CLICQUOT PONSARDIN
CHAMPAGNE-
Hongkong, 7th October, 1884