Intimations.

...DAKIN BROS. OF CHINA,

LIMITED,

CHEMISTS.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1890.

The latest additions to the list of Justices of the Peace are the Hon, Samuel Brown, Mr. Alled George Morris, and Mr. Robert Chatterion Wilcox.

THE P.&O. 5. N. Co.'s extra steamer Thibet, from Bombay, left Singapore for this port si 6 am. yesterday.

Ocean Steamship Co.'s steamer Palamed, from MISSRS. Batterfield & Swire inform us that the

afternoon, and is due on the 24th inst.

2.43, and on returning to the paddock created be brought to the post in fairly good trim. some excitement by knocking over his mato Merry Christmas pleased me very much in a and bolting away homewards". Fortunately legallop with Leap Year and, after all, the big | was secured without doing any mischief or Chesnut may prove the best of the "Exo

Deveron in 33. 67, 1:40, and 2.133. Chapple, fine fettle. Hotspur, after giving a lot of trouble having sustained any injury. Rosy Morn, over griffins for the Derby, Leap Year seems slightly the mile course, finished well ahead of overdone, but Orlando and Golden Hope are in

out for six furlonga, the bay beatkgforlongs spin by the subscription griffin Rayon the chesnut cleverly in 1,391, Wild Sage (Mr. | d'Or (winner's time 1.40), and the bonny bay. Hutchings) cantered a mile and a hall in y, will hardly repeat his Wong-nei-chong Stakes' 1.14, 1.51, 2.30, 3.10 and 3'45.

victory for the dark-blue and silver-braided banner of the "muckle hoose."

AERATED WATER MANUFACTURES, S. N. Co's steamer Ningehow, from Glasgow Liverpon, lent Singapore the 14th post yesterday Claudio, Antone and Dogberry were spun on the course, was eatly vanquished in a six

& SPIRIT IMPORTERS. Selections from our Wine and Spirit Liit:-

· UNRIVALLED OLD SCOTCH WHISKY. A Blend of the FINEST. WHISKIES that Scotland produces Thoroughly matured.

Per bottle $1.

Per dozen $10. COGNAC. Extra-A pure genuine grape spirit matured in wood.

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SHERRY.

PORT.

:

Per bottle $i.go. Per dozen $16 Amontillado, a natural wine, old bottle and bottled, dry, delicate flavour.

Per bottle $1.10

Per dozen $12. Purple capsule. Tawny with age, fins bouquet. Per bottle $125. Per dozen $14.00, CLARET, ST. JULIEN, An excellent dinner wine. Per dozen $8.00. (Telephone No. 60.) Nos: 22 & 24, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL.

Hongkong, 17th February, r2go.

WINES AND SPIRITS.

DY APPOINTMENT.

HONGKONG..

invite attention to the following old

We are informed by the Agents (Mesurs. Arnhold, Karberg & Co.) that the China Shippers' Mutual and Liverpool, left Singapore for Hongkong this morning, and may be expected on or about the 24th inst.

THR regret at the departure of Governor 'des Voeux is universal throughout the colony, and it is earnestly hoped that his health may be suficiently restored to enable him to return to Hongkong, as at present armaged, by next October.

SHARE business shows nn improvement since we last wrote, nor is there likely to be any change for the belter until after the Rares. Scarcity of money is the actual trouble. Eighty thousand dollars on paper does not, on the Rialto, neces- sarily represent that amount in hard cash. No,

Sir !

POLICE Sergeant Ford had an unpleasant experience a few days ago. Whilst rushing off to a fire a dog darted out of a Chinese shop and forced him to take refuge behind a counter for the proverbial "bad quarter of an hour," whilst a crowd of crolies laughed at him. The owner of the dog told Mr. Robinson to-day that he had banished it to Kowloon City, where its Anglo- phobic proclivities would simmer down. Mt. Robinson imposed a fine of $10, only to be paid if the dog ever returned from banishment.

A. S. WATSON & CO., LD. THE organ recital given in the Cathedral last evening by Mr. Sangster attracted an unusually. (ESTABLISHED A.D. 1841.)",

good attendance, and was well worthy of it. The instrumental portion of the programme wat as excellently rendered as it was well-chosen, and Mrs. Gordon's sole The Lost Chord " almost evoked applause, whilst Mr. Crowe was heard to advantage in "Pro Peccatis," from Stabat Mater. Unfortunately Mr. N. J. Robinson's non-appearance, through indisposition, deprired those present of an anticipated pleasure. The next

Waved Brands, all of which are of ex- cellent quality and good value for the mory.

The same being specially selected by our London House, and bought direct from the most noted Shippers, are imported in wood and bottled by ourselves, thus enabling us to supply the best growths at moderate prices.

In ordering it is only necessary to state the name and quantity of Wine or Spirit wanted, and initial letter for quality desired.

Orders through Local Post or by Telegram receive prompt attention. PORTS. (For Invalids and general use)

A Alto Douro, good quality,

Green Capsule

Pa doren

Cass. Fer Bot.

$10 $1.00

B Vintage, Superior quality,

Red Capsules

12

C Fine Old Vintage, superior

quality, Black Seal Capsule 14

D Very Fine Old Vintage, extra superior, Violet Capsule (Old Rottled)

SHERRIES.

CC

18

A Delicate Pale Dry, dinner

wine, Green Capsule........ 6

B Superior Pale Dry, dinner

wine, Green Seal Capsule...7.50 C. Manzanilla, Pale Natural

Sherry, White Capsule... 10 Superior Old Dry, Pale Natural Sherry, Red Scal Capsule...

D Very Superior Old. Pale Dry, choice ald Wine, White Seal Capsule.........

E Extra Superior Old Pale Dry, very finest quality, 'Black Seal Capsule (Old

Bottled)...

CLARETS.

1.10

recital will he given next Monday afternoon.

I was a Justice of the High Court to whom, in former days was attributed the famous exordium of a charge to a jury in a case of larceny: "For forty centuries the thunders of Sinai bave echoed through the world, Thou shalt not steal. This is also a principle of the common law and aule of equity." When Swift and Pops made their celebrated excursion into the art of sinking in poetry they never contrived any bathos more perfect or complete than this. Almost as delight ful, though not expressed with the same literary 1,25 skill, is the sentence of n president of a court

martial: "Prisoner. not only have you committed mutder, but you have run a bayonet through the breeches of one of her Majesty's uniforms." 1.50 Perhaps, however, the best of all such judicial utterances is that ascribed to a rural justice of 0.60 the peace: Prisoner, a bountiful providence has endowed you with health and strength, instead of which you go about the country stealing hens."

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0.75

1,00

10.

1.00

1.

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MR. Wodehouse resunied the enquiry into the Lyndhurst Terrace fire, this afternoon. Evidence was given that four or five days after the fire Mr. Gomes, the tenant of the shop, received a letter signed," G. H. Mahomed Arab," threaten- ing to blow on him" if $30 were not paid. Gomes junior said that Mahomed Arab was B friend of his, and lived in Hollywood Road. The letter was handed to him. The writer said that "After consulting with Roberts (witness's shop- man) about the goods that had been burnt, you. bad better take his (Roberts") advice, and put the thing straight." The meaning of that was that Roberts would not help to get the insurance $1.50 money unless he was paid something

S.co Wilkinson, who abjected to giving evidence until he received his client's (Gomes") permission, said that the purport was that it was better to pay a little than to lose a great dan.-The Par Betinquiry was still proceeding, when our reporter

left.

Pal Case. No. Cass.

Quaria,

A Superior Breakfast Claret,

Red Capsule

C St. Julien

dos.

$4

BS Estephe, Red Capsule'... 4.50

D La Rose

BRANDY.

II

For dez

Само

A Hennessy's Old Pale, Red

Capsule..............................................$12.

B Superior Very Old Cognac,

Red Capsule

D Hennessy's Finest. Very Old

C Very Old Liqueur Cognac

Red Capsule

Lage, Red Capsule

Liqueur Cognac, 1871 Vin-

SCOTCH WHISKY.

A. Thorne's Blend, White Cap-

sule

B Watson's Glenorchy Mellow

18

24

Blend, Blue Capsule with Name and Trade Mark...... 8

C Watson's Abelour-Glenlivet, Red Capsule, with Name and Trade Mark..

D Watson's H K D Blend of

the Finest Scotch Malt Whiskies, Violet Capsule... 10 E Watson's Very Old Liqueur

Scotch Whisky, Gold Capsule "12 IRISH WHISKY.

A John Jameson's Old, Green

Capsule........... 8

B John Jameson's Fine Old,

Green Capaule................................... 10 C John Jameson's Very Fine

Old, Green Capsule......... 11. GENUINE BOURBON WHISKY, fine old, Red Capsule, with Name. to

GIN.

A Fine Old Tom, White Capsule.4.50

Piate,

7.50 12.00

2.00

0.75

$1.10 WHEELOCK & Co. in their freight market report, dated the 14th February, say -Our last 1.25 circular was published on gist ultimo, since which date very little has been done either in the 1.50 coasting trade or homewards. Rates on the Nagasaki-Shanghai route have further improved, as will be noted by quotation below. Por London, via usual ports of call and Suez Canal-The O. S. S. Co.'s steamship Nestor and the Glen Line steamship Gleneages are on the berth and 9.75 circulated for despatch on 15th and on 16th instant respectively. Rate of freight 251, per ton of 40 cubic feet. For New York, via uun! ports of call and Suez Canal:-The Shire Line steamship Aferionethshire, due from Jupin on 20th instant, takes the besth, but prospects of her 0.75 securing any large quantity of cargo are remote, Rate of freight 405. per ton for tea and general. Departures for London via Suez Canal:-The 1.00 steamship Bellerophon, via Amoy, on 3rd insant, and steamship Canfa, vit Amoy, on tothingst Departures for New York via Suez Canal:-Nit Quotations are -Cheloo to Swatow, ra Mex cents per picul, nominal, Nagasaki to Shanghai $1.35 per ton of coal nett, for both steamer and sailing vessels. Settlement du ing the forinight: -Swatow. G.rman steamer, 631 tons register, 12 months charter, at $4,150 per month, No disengaged vessel in port.

1.10

0.75

1,00

1.10

1.09

B Fine Unsweetened, White

Capsule

4,50

0440

C Fine A. V. H. Geneva.. .5.25

RUM.

Finest Old Jamaica, Violet

Capsule...ou.......... 12 Good Leeward Island....50 per Gallon, LIQUEURS.

Benedictive Maraschino Curaços Chartreuse

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THUS a San Francisco paper:-If Spain and Portugal should start a Republican fire no one can tell where it might stop, with Europe groAD- ing under the weight of armaments to maintain dynasties. It might end in turning them into organizations to maintain popular sights as in the case of the French Revolution. In that event revolution, if successful, would probably result in a general disarmament.

The Magistrates Ordinancé 1890, which was read in first time at a meeting of the Legislative Council held on the 12th instis published "for general information" in the Government Gazelle of Saturday last. We hope the unofficial members of the Legislative Council will care- fully study the clauses of this new Ordinance before allowing it to become the law of the colony. We shall review it at the first favorable opportunity.

THE other day an energetic myrmidon of the Opium Farmer went over to the border line between. Sam-shui-po and Yau-ma-fi, and fell upon a desperado who had several mace of day the same excise-officer went to Sam-shul-pe untaxed opium on him, and gothim fined. Yester- market, forgetting that his late prisoner had friends. The Chinese Government, away up to the Tsung-H. Yamen, are being moved now to order the release of the unhappy fellow from Sam-shui-po gaol, where he has been incarce rated on a charge of malice.

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Vigour (Mr. Hart Burk) and Volcano galloped two miles in 33 68, 1.44, 3.19. 2.53. 3.27. 3 594 and 4.33. the grey going grandly from start is finish. Pao Shing very easily beat Arabic iga mile spin-last three quarters 334, 67 and 1.4. Qamaru, with a light blanket on, galloped a mile by himself last three quarters in 32,65 and 1 40). Wolflaw and St. Cyrus were ridd for all they were worth over the mile course in 36, 110, 1.451, and 2.30. the grey just beating the chesnut at the finish. Chaser (Mr. Maclean) and Waldo (Mr. Sassoon) kept close company for about seven furlongs in a mile and a quarter gallop, and then the dark grey fell to pieces, leaving the bay to come along by himself-line for a mile 2.15 mile and a quarter 2 49. Carble just got home in front of Kwizeßhn't, Laubr and Nordenfeldt in a mile and a quarter trial, there being very little difference between the four-winner's time 256,

Daphne, with Wild Harry in the saddie, want at the finish, and it certainly does seem a plly a mile in 33, 65, 1.40 and 2.12), pulling double. that this magnificent mover will never do his best with the edhours up. Aristocrat easily beat a grey pony I did not recognise, for six furlongs, and if this shapely chesnut is properly, ridden he will as near as possible win the Valley Stakes for Mr. Chantrey. Leap Year galloped two miles, 'Duncraggan "chipping in" at the Derby start- Two recalcitrant members of the crew of the ing post. Old "Crippie's" times were--34, 70. good ship Oakworth, which arrived from Mid-141, 2,14, 2.473 3.22, 1.58 and 4 33. I timed the sherry bay he is described as a don in the dlesborugh last week, quailed before Commander Rumsey's magisterial gaze at the Harbour Ofice entry-3.26 for his mile and a half, and as be wis going very easily all the way down the this morning. The chief offender was the straight, the performance must be set down is steward, who had not only neglected to get

fairly satisfactory j, but, all the sumṛ, 1 da't breakfast ready in time, but had point-blank refused to polish the captain's boots. This was

think Dunernggan will prove a dangerous held by his Worship to be rank mutiny, and the

candidate for the Derby. Loiterer (Mr. Samp prisoner was committed for seven days. An

son), Fidget (Mr. Pond), and Grayling gloped able seaman who had also refused duty, in order winning quite comfortably, but returning to a mile in 33, 66, 1.40, and 2.14), the first named to get out of the ship, was laid up in lavender the enclosure on three legs. The Blue Riband for a like period.

prospects of Buxey Lodge this se son would appear to have been completely snuffed out when Whitebait succumbed to the exigencies of trafaling-but, of course, when one pues a-racing he must be i repared for this sort of thing. O dear, no! 1 am not referring to Highland, Fitng, nor to that latest authority on racing thics and the science of pulism, Mr. E. Robinson. burriverat law, and acting policy magistrate at half the "screw of an ordinary shipping clerk. So mote it be.

REFERRING to the Thales' report of a derelict vessel lving bottom upwards off Kannonzaki, the native papers, anys the Japan Gazelle, almost unanimously disagree with the captain's conclusion that what he observed was a wrecked vessel. No report, they say, has heen received. by the authorities of any wreck, and it is scarcely probable therefore that one is lying off Kannonzaki. They bring forward as an ex- planation of the obstruction that a huge whale was almost captured about the reth instant off Kokubo-mura, Amaba Gun, Kadsusa District, but escaped with several harpoons in its body, and was probably either dying or dead when it was mistaken by the vaptain of the Thales for a wrecked vessel,

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Fair Sport and Childe Harold griloped, but how far and in what time I really cannot say, as I was only able to time their last half mile, and that was 68 seconds. Two of Mr. Sykes "subt," s to be Mu ket and another, covered there, quarters of a mile in 1.384, and altho there ponies are not flaunted about as favorites, 1 consider this exhibition quite good enough to give them a fair look in. Caswell and Atbol Brose "powed" a mile in 33 65, 1.39% and 2.15, the skewbald just managing to scramble first past the winning post, but 1 think the "sub" by far (Before Mr. Fielding Clarke, Acting Chief dangerous candidate in the minor events let the belter pony, and he may prove a most

SUPREME COURT.

IN CRIMINAL SESSIONS.

Justice).

The February Sessions commenced this mom- ing, there being six cases, and eight prisoners, on the list. The jurors were Messrs. J. Gal- braith, W. H. Dougherty, E. A. Silva, A. G Stephen, D. M. Neves, E. R. Hope, and A. Johnston.

HIGHWAY RODDERY,

Two coalies were indicted with being armed and committing a robbery with violence on a cattle dealer at British Kawloon on the 19th December last. The Acting Attorney General (Mr. A. J. Leach) prosecuted-The unfortunate party was attacked on the date named, pepper rubbed into his eyes to distract his attention. and $96 taken from him. One of the foot-pads was arrested at the time, and the other was after- wards apprehended. Unfortunately the prote cuter invested his facts with too artistic a merit, and very palpably "piled it on," with the result that none of his story was believed and the men got off,

A SHROFF'S METHODS. The shroff of Ho Atim was indicted for embezzling about $2,000, out of rents which he had collected. The appropriation of the money was admitted, but the prosecutor was unwilling. to press the charge, and on his stating, that it was not unusual for a shroff to temporarily utilise his employer's capital, with the latter's cognisance, his lordship directed the jury to acquit the prisoner,

aside for that class. Salute bag lately been under suspicion, so Mr. Grammont was contentid to send him a mile half-speed gallop-times 16, 1.338. 1.518 and 2,30-the handsome daik grey going along like a piece of machiney, Salute has undoubtedly been lame, but throwing all that in as a "cumahaw," he will indeed be a lucky man who can find find anything to bat Mr. Sammie's champlon either in the Valley Stakes or German Cup-and I am not long sight of Leander's attested prowess both over long and short distances,

Skipjack, at high pressure, ran clear away from Squib in a mile gallop--times,, 32, 63, 136 and 2.11, the racing-like bay, however, finishing somewhat indifferently. Entertainer (Ms. Sassoon) and Enchanter (Mr. Maclean) "powed" the Derby course in company; the latter had much the better of the finish. but the form displayed was not paralysing, I timed Entertainer's list mile 35, 1.11, 1.471, and 2.23, which is hardly good enough to win the Hack Stakes. Voury and Volunteer galloped together, and I timed their last three quarters 1.41; but I should: imagine that neither of the twain is of very much use. Enterprise (afías Whipped Dog) and Encore started to gallop a mile and a half, Enterprise (Mr. Macican) Joining is at the Garrison Cup starting post Encore was quickly done with, and in a very close and exciting nce home the chestnut just beat the grey, but the times -33, 67, Liga, 2.171. 3.541 and 3.30) were not particularly encouraging. Leander ("Boots"at ihe helm); strode along for a mile in 33, 55, 1.18, and 2.10, absolutely cantering at the finish, and with Salute out of the way I certainly cannot see what has the remotest chance of beating this vastly improved pany either in the_Valley or The course was in good going order on Satur. German." Caricle—ng the Carlole of twa yeirs' day and some fast gallops were recorded. Mr. ngo-went a mile and a quarter alone in 3.011, S'd's asumed Derby crack Enticer was the first but I fear this fine mover has a screw lose Pray extended and, ridden by Mr. Machado, he somewhere, and unless the going is very heavy galloped the Derby course, the subscription he will scarcely win a race at the meeting grifin First Venture joining in at the three- quarter mile post.

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TRAINING NOTES,

Enticer went strongly throughout, but was pushed along a bit at the finish

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Valentine (Mr. Hart Buck) ran clear apsy

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Leander was at work during the forenoon, and his reported lameness was a mere · canard. The Valley Stakes and Geman Cup favorite, after long healthy exercise, was galloped the length: of the straight, and moved splendidly, pulling up sound and well..

A much needed reinforcement of gentlemen "jacks" arrived from Shanghai this morning by the French mail steamer Caledonien, including Messrs. T. Hough, A. J. Easton, H. Read S. Walker, and, the invincible Reynell, so that training operations during the next few days are bound to be full of interest.

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AN OLD SPORTSMAN, Hongkong, 17th February, 1890, -

HONGKONG & WHAMPOA DOCK

COMPANY, LIMITED.

Directors to the ordinary yearly meeting of The following is the report of the Board of shareholders, to be held at the offices of the Company, No. 14, Praya, Hongkong, on Monday, the 24th February, 1890, at 3 o'clock.p.m.:--

To the shareholders of the Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Company, Limited. Gentlemen, The Directors have now to sub- mit to you their Report with a Statement of Accounts for the balf-year cading 31st December last

The toll receipts for the six months are $574.175 99, and the net profit, after paying interest due and all charges,

*........................$ 62.314-79 to which has to be added the balince

brought forward from last account 105,778,24

to s

amounte

$168,093.03 $4,509.00 --

and from this have to be deducted-

Directors' fees. Auditors' fees...............

403.0.

4 900.00

leaving available for appropriation.....$183 193.03

The Directors recommend that a dividend for: the half-year of 5 per cent., or $78,125, be paid to the Shareholders, and a Bonus of $10 to Contributing Shareholders; that $20.000 be written from the value of Machinery, Pumps, and Caissons, $5000 from the cost of S'eam Launches, and the balance, $19.958.03, carried forward to new account.

DIRECTORS. Messrs. J. Bell-Irving and N. A. Sicbo having resigned, the director invited Messrs. J. Keswick and H. Hoppus to the vacant seals an the Board, which appointments have to be con- firmed at this meeting.

In accordance with clause 6o of the Articles of Association, Messrs. T. E. Davies and E. L Woodin retire by rotation, but being eligible offer themselves for re-election.

Mr. W. H. Forbes has been appointed Chair- man for the year 1890,

AUDITORS. The accounts have been audited by Messrs. Thos. Arnold and F. Henderson (the latter acting for Mr. F. T. P. Foster) The Directora recom- mend these gentlemen for re-election.

L. FORSNECKEL

Chairman.

CAPITAL” ACCOUNT; JULY TO DICEMBER, 1889

Aberdeen.

AFETY.

To Value of Abardon Docks, per last statement..8 150,000.00

Koularm

.. Vahi of Kowloon Decks, si par lasi

kkuseiont........

***-:..663,790,65S Removing Rock round Docs Head, Be. 1,150.00 „Amount expended on New Sen Wall during last six months

8,814+5 Boundary Wall, Extension Moulding

Katusproncaves 1,977.08

"Shop

No Dock. ,,Cost of New Dock, as per hat state-

ment, lesa amounts writter off,677,093 by

Commission paid Mesam, Danby and Leigh

By

DHI.PR

Camofollian. Value of Cosmopolitan Duk, as per last state-

.......... Tug, Launches and Lighters Value of "Plot Fish," as per G

un #5,10,00 Value of & Steam Launcher, Steam. Lighter, Cargo Lighter and feats

14... $5,481.fa Sundry Dabrors Cost of afaterial on hand

Shareholders for paid-up Capital

LEATILITIES.

Admiralty Loa £20,000. Lass RepaymentsŻ 1.89156, 1odi

£18,164 .Bundry Creditor derma Balence of Proft brought forward from last #ccount"

riekania. 105,778, 24 Profit.PERUSALEM

remo, 69,315 29

REVENUE ACCOUNT,

The expenses in connection with the formation of the Company, amounting to $1,219.10, hava all been charged to the Accounts of the present year.

CONSULTING COMMITTEE.

Mr. David McCulloch was invited to join the Mr. Alfred Woolley biving left the Colony,

Board, who, together with Mr. Henderson and Mr. Stevens, is eligible for re-election,

AUDITOR.

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The accounts have been audited by Mr. T. Arnold, who offers himself for re-election. GEO. FENWICK, General Manager, Hongkong, 17th February, 1890.

31st Drc, 1989. ASSETS. Value of Land and Buildings thereon $91,000.00. Plant and Office Furniture... 46878.8x Stock-in-Trade.......

31.149.43 Unexpired Fire Insurance. 210.38 Work in progress ....... Cash in Hand........................................................... Sunday Debtors ...............

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LIABILITIES/

31st Dec, 1889 Amount of Capital-6,000 shares of

$25 each, fully paid up Amount of overdraft with the Hong- kong and Shanghai Banking Cor- Sundry Creditors

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Balance of Profit and Loss Account...

1,774.67

629.aa 19:144 49

$170,797.40

$150,000.00

k

5 478.22

5.517.93 9.Bod.85

$170,797.00

„PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT.

31st Dec. 1889.

To

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Working Expenses.............$ 65,242.38

Cost of Labour, Material and

Expenses in connection with the

formation of the Company

1,289.19

Office Expenses, Salaries and

7,519.63

399-35

179.33

1,054.20 459 54

Petty Disbursements ................................. Fire Insurance........................ Repairs to Buildings "Crown Rent and Taxes...................

Amount written off Plant Account Interim 'Dividend of per cent, pald on the 17th July, 1889...... Balance to be appro- priated, viz,. Final Divi- dend of 5 per cent, on $150,000

"

$7,500.00

Carry to Peserve Fund 1,000.00

Remuneration to Con-

sulting Committee 5.per,

cent. on $17,300.8586.04 Auditor's Fee..........

Balance to be carried to

New Account

By Gross Earnings... 31st Dec., 1889.

Interest "Transfer Fees.

E. &.0. E.

·7,500.00

150.00

225 81

-9,800.85

$94.984-37

-$94,779.30

'111,07

94.00

$94 984.37

GEO. FENWICK, General Manager.

the books and vouchers of the Company, and I have compared the above statements with

have found the same in accordance therewith.

Hongkong, 15th Febriary, 1890.

T. ARNOLD, Auditor.

THE LUZON sugar refINING COMPANY, LIMITED.

The following is the report for presentation to the shareholders at the eighth ordinary annual meeting, to be held at the offices of the General Agents at moon on Thursday the 6th March, 1890:-

Shareholders their report on the working of the The General Agents beg. to submit to the

Company and a Statement of Accounts for the year ended 31st December, 1889.

During the month of January work was stopped for the annual overhaul, but from February to September inclusive the Refinery was 6149 constantly employed. It was found necessary to

close the works from, the 1st October as the...... high prices current in the Philippines for raw sugar, consequent on short supplies, left no. margin for refining, but work was resumed on the 3rd instant.

15,176

355.255.0

Alter deducting from the gain on working, the debit balance of $18,466 48 carried forward from 1888, there remains at credit of Profit and Loss Account the sum of $40,143.22, which the General Agents and Consulting Committen 1,583.89 recommend should be appropriated as follows:-

45 Dividend of $3 per Share,.........................................811,000.00

To write off the General Agents'

gli,¿4.62

$2,747,000.Ba

§1,561,600.00

*

245,120,1) Ng3,051,50

160,001.03

Ba,sia,to,f=

To Cost of Labor, faterial, and Working Expenses t

at the Company's three Establishments

Interest

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Fire Fagrace,.

Crown Rent

Office Expenses, Salaries

Stationery, Rent, and Petty Cash at Head Offices

Drawing Diles Expenses and Salaries Telegrams-unení

Los on Balo of Fame

• Prof........

64520258)

1,019-96 $4,16

1,000-53

Special Advance Account,..., 19/00.00 Carry forward to next Accounty..........

· PROPERTY - ACCOUNT.

143 22

The cost of New Cibe Machine has been transferred to this Account, which is thus In- creased to $771,186.56,

CONSULTING COMMITTEE.

Messa. D. Gillies and T, E. Davies retire at this meeting, but, being aligible, offer themselves.... for reselection. Mr. Davies in at present absent from the Colony, but will shortly return.

MENGANA AUDITOR.

The Accounts have been adited by Mr. Arnold, whom the General Agents recommend to be re-elected as Audilor,

Jardine, MathiBON & CO.

: General Agents.

Hongkong, 17.h February, 1890.

CAPITAL ACCOUNT, DICEMBER 31ST, 1889..

[1.68% 13

61,374.9

8574-175.00

Property Account

PT/PLØTRE?

186.56

Steam-launch Precursor si

5,291.30

W

ments......

Toga Net Earnings.

Refined Sugar, anumerope

19 893.77 ·

payment 158.00 17. Bonga og granja de gackimid Dividend Wananu

2,043.23

4,000.40

Coal, Charcoal, Stores, Fire Insurance

17411-96

54844.PP

D. GILLIES,

Secretu y

Hongkong and Shanghat Banking

Corporation.. Cash.

*** 16,408,36

3.236.21 41,364.91

8914.269 17

MR. ROBINSON began what may be a wild 0.40, career of magisterial mistakes yesterday after noon, by passing a sentence which he will surely, on reflection, very materially modify. Two ogo privates in the A. and S. Highlanders, nimed-timer, 34, 67, 141, 2.49 and 3.25 14th. from a stable companion over the mile count,

Keith and Rosemund, summoned P.C. McGregor

Orlando went a long gallop, Total Loss accom-winning hands down. The time was given as panying the big chearnt part of the journey, I 2.121, which may be quite accurate, but a timed Orlando's last mile and a quarter "clocked" the final balf-mile 68 seconds, 34.65, 2131 and 2.48- very creditable per- Valentine must have been hard at work the first By Gross Eamings of the Company's three Establish formance, which shows that this grand old racer half of the journey, He is a nice looking pony and a free mover all the same. A most intenst. is rapidly getting back to his best form.

ing pow" was that between Myth (Mr. Maclean), Gridiron (Mr. Sassoon), and Sonneostrab) (Hr. Machado), over the two miles course." Myth and Gridiron went off at score, covering their first quarter in 31, the half mile in 64 the three-quarters in 1.40 and the mile in 215, and certify that the above sixiements are la secondance there Sundry Debtors after which the pace gradually became slower, - with.. had been tailed off at first, was racing with Myth and six furlongs from home Sonnenetrabl, who

for the lead. Galdiron dropped away half a mile from home, and in a close finish boms Blyth appeared to be pulling double over the Tientsin bay. The full times-311, 64), 1.40, 2.75, 235, 3/27, 4.04 and 4.41-can scarcely be conaldued malafactory in face of the 4.33 made for the sine Senegal was far too good for Senator in a mile spin, last year's Navy Cup winner getting hope easily in 7.19.

We have examined the books and vouchers of the Company,

for assault, It appeared that the defendant 1.00 and another constable, whilst going over to

Tsim-tea-tsol in ferry-launch on the 18 inst., got into a religious controversy with stren men belonging to the Regiment. Injudidoua Herring's Cherry Cordial terms were used, and, on landing, the soldiers Dr. Siegert's Angostura went for the constables, who were not on duty. Bitters, &c. McGregor, we may state, has himself been a soldier, and wears somo haji-dopen clasps and medals for various campaigns. He and his combatted colored, his hand corner on. They had to take refuge at last, until the soldiers went away. Smarting with anger at the unfairness of the fight, they followed, and, the HONGKONG, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1890.

soldiers separating, she gongiables attacked the two complainants, IdcGregor breaking his LOCAL AND GENERAL. walking stick over the head of one of them, and laying him out, whilst the other WE are informed by the agents (Messrs. Adam was not too gently trested. His Worship-who son, Bell & Co,) that the steamship Albany, the other day fined a soldier a couple of deliges from New York, left Singapore on the aftmoon, for pulling a Sikh treaper from his horse three quarters 34, 69, and 1.44. Merry Christ- i distance by Vigour, Volcano, 'spd Leap Yaar Shareholders a Statement of Accounts showing Profit and Loss Account maging 40,143 23

The Hongkong Teleguph

Celeguph Saving he eye discolored, his hand crot, and so

of the 15th Inst., for this port, THE libel article referred to yesterday stands over for the present, for reasons which wedoubt not our readers will fully appreciate. Weintend to fight with bare knuckles this journey,

and assaulting two other constables, ́our so

severely that he had to to Hospital actually sentenced McGregor to six weeks' imprisonment for each assault, without the option of a fine, remarking that, if anything, he errod on the side of leniency. McGregor, who deserved, and presumably expected, punishment, but of far A GOVERNMENT express seat round this after-different nature, burst into tears this man, who noon says that H. E. the Governor, who is had fought bravely for his country, actually about to proceed to Europe on leave of absence sobbed-at bearing the enormously dispropose by the French mail steamer to-morrow, will tionate sentence. A fine of ten dollars would embark at Pedder's Wharf at about 21.15 1.175. have amply met the case. We hope Hia The public address will be presented to His Excellency the Governor will see it to interfere Excellency, in the City Hall, at eleven ddock.

in this matter 1.

Lochinver and Keep Tryst went a mile and a half in 36, 69, 1.44, 2 21. 3 59 and 3.33, the lame grifin beating the old back half a dozen lengths, Home Guard, #Boots up and going by himself, covered a mile and a quarter in 32, 1.36, 1.10 was far too good for Balmoral over similar and 3 433, niebing in Excellent form. Lygodan

distance, winning very easily in 34. 1,10, 1.42, 1.16 and 3.49. Coonafpyn (Mr. Sampson) came in several lengths ahead of Timaru and Noman is now over the Derby, course, Gaishing very strongly in 337. Suscrind, going by him. self registered 320 for a mile and a half last ras and Golden Hope galloped at half speed, both going well, and it is quite on the card, that the big chesunt griffin may take a lot of besting in the Derby.

THOR. ARNOLD,

7. Hand*,.

Hongkong, 17th February, 190.

GEO, FENWICK AND COMPANY, LIMITED, Volt glupa?

Liabliliten. Capital Account.... Jardíne, Matheson & Cols Advance

Accountan Jardine, Matheson & Co.'s Curre

The General Manager begs to submit to the Sundry Creditor**** the result of the Company's working for the first year ending 316 December, 1889:-***

50,090.99

7.520.26

$914,269.17

The net profit for the past year amounts to $17,300,85, from which has to be deducted the There was a cood deal of powing" yesterday interim dividend of $ per cent., or $7,500, paid PROVIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT. Bombshell was ridden a strong gallop by Mr. morning, but I was unable to be present, and on the 17th July lan, leaving a balance of To Balance from last yettik....$18 456 48 Fond, but this game pony moved very stilly, therefore cannot vouch for the reported pr. 89,800.85 for appropriation. From this amount Interest $17,306.63 and has evidently not yet recovered from his formances of the ponies spun out. This morning it is proposed to pay a final dividend of 5 per Leas Interest on Gene- recent lameness. Blazer galloped mile very heavy rain fell, which, however, did not, cent, or $7,500, to Shareholder, remunerationeral Agents". Advance and a ball. În 36, 69, 2:17, 3.49 and 3.23, Ali prevent a lot of galloping from taking place to Consulting Committee of 5 per cent, on the den A

"Account Baba for the same distance making 34 69, but times made in mud are unreliable, so net profits, in accordance with the Articles of 1.42, 218, 2.53 and 3.37. The Derby candidate don't give them. Salate was on the track Association, Auditor's lee $150, to place $1,000 Batesialist proved himself a flyer of the first and went short spins' in grand form's be fate Reserve Fund, and carry forward the balance water by negotiating a mile and a quarter in not quite sound, but in my judgment he can I of $255.81 to next year's account,

3.500.000

14,006.63 Exchange...................... 2,426 46 » Remuneration to Consulting Com-

mitcewan : 1,500.00

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