Mr. Michael Daviti maintains in the Labor World that Ireland is passing through the grbatosi priais kuowa ia bar history during the past 20 years. The questions be firma, la whether the Irish party shall cling to a con- demned leader or throw over Mr Parnell la ...order to cure the result of Ireland's self-
sacrifices.
Mr. J. Dillon, M.P, wiring from America,
npholds the action taken by Mr. Gladstone and denounces Mr. Parnell. He says that the great victories achieved by the Irish party during the past decade are now sullled.
Mr. C. S. Painell is about to issue a manifesto to the Irish party. Ha avers that the action taken with a view of ousting him from the leadership is a conspiracy on the part of the Liberals and to avenge the voting for Royal grants He denies that bla retention of the leadership would involve the retirement of Mr. Gladstone from active political Ilfa.
It is now stated that a majority of the Irish members of the House of Commons are favorable to Mr. Parnell's relirment,
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Mr. Thomas Sexton; M:P. for Belfast West, and other frish members of Parliament have expressed their intention of resigning their seals if Mr. Parnell's retention of the leadership is upheld.
Mr. William O'Brien, M.P., who is at present In America cabled advising the party to nego tiate with Mr. Gladstone, with a view to a final settlement of the difficulty.
Mr. John Morley, who was present at the Glad- stone-Paincil interview, afterwards proposed the appointment, of an Irishman as Chief Secre 1ary for Ireland, with another Irishman as lay
officer.
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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1890.
Parnell, McCarthy, Sexton, Healy and Redmond, to confer with Gladstone, Harcourt, Morley and others, and learn their views regarding the Constabulary and the settlement of the land question in Ireland. If the majority at to-mor row's meeting express themselves satisfied with the assurances the Liberal leader, Parnell will retire from the leadership.
The influx of gold from abroad continues. The bank of England to-day received £750, from South America,
There has a cellivion in East Africa between the British Charted Company and the Portuguese with regard to the possession of the Matuka country. Three hundred Portuguese on the 8th of November lowered the British flag, but it was replaced a week later by the British, and two Portuguese were arrested.
Dr. Koch has discovered remedies for diptheria, and tetanus.
INDIAN TELEGRAMS.
LONDON, 3rd December.. Sir Edward Noel Walker has been garetted Lieutenant-Governor of Ceylon. *
In the Connemara divorce' mit the repondent was undefended. The petitioner testified that she was attacked with illness in 1875, and again in 1887 but was ignorant of the nature, of the malady until she instituted an action for separa- tion and a charge of cruelty was founded, There- upon petitioner stated that she rejected her husband's Imploring appeal for pardon because he brought the baseless charge of adultery against her with Doctor Bilggs after the dis- covery of his lordship's adultery with her mald Moore. The evidence of the doctor as also of the maid Moore and Dector Briggs confirmed her ladyship's statement as to her illness and adultery.
MANDALAY, December 3rd.
Mr. Painel says that he refuses to sacrifice the freedom of himself and his part, and ridicules the idea that his retention of the leadership will in any way endanger the cause of Home Rule, the postponement of which, he maintains, even be preferable to a compromise which will Reliable information has just come to hand not gratify the aspirations of the Irish race. that a well known daciet leader, who styles Mr. H. M. Stanley has expressed his inton-hitself the Kan Kling Prince, and who has for tion of divulging the atrocities perpetrated by the past two years caused so much trouble the rear guard of the Emin Paska Relief Expe- in the Shan State of Momcik and adjoining dition, in a tecture to be deliverd in New York territory, has again raised the rebel-standard. on the 3rd plox. and has instructed Mr. George with a larger body of men than he ever bad He is reported to have arrived at Manwine Lewis to reesent him in any legal proceedings that may arise out of the Major Barttelot con- before, and, apparently meditates an inroad troversy
He has also retained Sir Charles into the other territory. The remarkable feature In the present movement is, that a number of messengers bearing letters Kave been sent across the Irrawaddy to the western bank. By whom sent is unknowe. So far as can be ascertained, none of there messengers have yet been captured. but the letters they bear are believed to be incitements to people in other districts to se. News has also been received from Mogoung that, a body of several hundred Chinamen are marching towards the Irrawaddy, apparently intending to cross the elver to the western bank. Their object and cause of this move- ment is unascertained. The excitement, has spread widely, and it is reported that work has ceased at the amber mines and jide mines.
Russell.
November :oth, "The German Govciament have consented to supervise the preparation of the lymph to be usd in Dr. Koch's cure for consumption. They have also agreed, to supply it to patients at a cost of five plannings, or less than three far- things, an injection. The Government invite foreign medical men to "vísir Berlin and study Dr. Kech's system. The German Government have requested Wr. Kock to retain the secret of the preparation of the lymph. A German has given 1,000,000 marks (50,020) to be devoted to supply por consumptive patients with the means of gutting cured under Dr. Kock's system," Dr. Israel, assistant to Professor Virchow, the celebrated German anatomist and anthropologist, confirm the Value of Dr. Koch's discovery.
Mr. Gladstone has replied to Mr. Parnell's manifeste. He declares that Mr. Parnell has not only been guilty of a breach of faith in revealing the conversation which took place concerning Irish affairs, but that his version of the matter is Inccurate in every particular. Mr. Gladstone niso states that Mr. Parnell raised no objection to anything that was pro- posed, at the interview.
Calcutta, 8th Decembr.
The question of forming Burma into a Lieute- nant Governorship is again on the rapis. The change will probably be efected this season.
FOOCHOW RACKS.
The winter meeting at Foochow this year in described as one of the most successful gatherings The racing that has been held on the course.
was excellent, and it is a noteworthy fact that out of ten subscription griffins seven should be
Mr Michael. Davitt considers that Mr. Painell is the strongest support that Mr. Bal-winners and only two stables be eligible to send. four has in the House of Commons, and that he has always been a Tory fandlord at heart.
Mr. Latouchere, M.P., pronounces Mr. Par nell to be a madman.
Messrs. Dillon and O'Bilen, M.Ps, the lab delegates In America, bave cabled to Mr. Justin M'Chathy,, M. stating that the manifesto Issued by Mfr. Parnell proves that it is Impos sible to retain him as the leader of the Irish party
It is asserted that Mr. Gladstone intends to retire from active public life whether Mr. Parnell withdraws from the leadership or not. A fusion of the Irish and Liberal parties will, it is expected, take place and result in a compromise..
MELBOURNE, November 30th.
A sensational attempt to commit suicide by a young married woman named Fauny Gardiner, 21 years of age, carne under the notice of the South Richmond police, court on Saturday. About two or three months since the woman's husband left her, and since then she has given way to drink. Shortly after 1 o'clock on Satur. day morning she rushed in a distracted manner to the bridge over the Yarra at Church-street and endeavored to jump from it into the river. Two men who were crossing the bridge at the time grasped the unfortunate woman's dress and thus prevented her from carrying out her laten. tion. The men left the bridge after vainly endeavoring to persuade Gardiner to go with them. She, however, promised that she would not again attempt to take her life. Constable Ballard was informed of the affair and made his way to the bridge, but just as he got there he saw the woman suddenly spring over. Instead of falling into the Yarra she fell with great force on to the bank, a distance of soft, and mira- culously escaped death, a broken arm and bruises being all the injuries sustained. She was removed to the hospital
LONDON, December 4th. Addressing a large gathering at Waterford, in the Rossendale Division, Lancashire, yesterday-i evening, Lord Salisbury acrused the Liberal leaders of only, repudialing Mr. Parnell when strong expressions of opinion from the country had been manifested. He strongly challenged Mr. Gladstone to plaicly state the facts of his Interviw with Mr. Parnell at Hawarden, Mr. Gadstone's policy had been a double shuffle both towards the Liberals and the Irish Unionisis, pretending to lead each to the desired gaol. Lord Salisbury expressed his Indifference for Mr. Parnell, but preferred a man fighting for bis life to base followers, who first backed and then renounced him.
out candidates for the Nil Desperandum Stakes. The following details of the events are taken from the Foochow Echo:-
FIRST DAY,—TURSDAY, 16TH DECEMBER, 1899.
Mr. Dumbart's Santa Rosa...Mr. Drummond z Mr. Min's Haymaker .........................................Mr. Baker 3
After one fales start the lot got well awty and raced together one round; in the back straight Bravo drew away and the issue was never in doubt. Santa Rosa, a good second, one length behind. Time, a mini 57 sec.
SECOND DAY,WIDNESDAY, 17TH DECEMBER The KUSHAN Cur, value $100; forced entry of $5; for subscription Griffins weights as per scale; winners lbs. extra for each race won, One Mile.
...Mr. Baker
Captain Hope's Monterey.......Mr. Siemssen Mr. Esher's Sandown............. Mr. Greaves 2 Mr. Min's Haymaker ***Fivaran. The fi:ld, with the exception of Wild Hawk, got a good start. Monterey closely followed by Hayınaker led past the stand, and had it all his own way, winning, by a good length from Sandown who was second. Time, 2 min 15 sec.
The TOTALISATOR CUP, value $150 with $50 to second and $is to the third; entrance $10; for all China Ponies; weights as per scale; winners of one race 7 lbs, extra, of 2 or more to lbs. extra. One mila and a half. Mr. Ten Broeck's Wild Mint.........Mr. Baker I Dr. Gardener's Filz .................................Mr. Drummond 2 | Mr. Belmore's Witchcraft ......... Mr. Greaves 3
Fritz led once round when Wild Mint tonk first place and the rest of the race was a proces- sion, the Judge's verdict being six lengths. Time, 3 min. 27 sec.
The HAERWAN CUP
Mr. Camera Yamя..... Mr. Hutchings I Mr. Camera's Blitz Mr. Oswald 2 Mr. Buster's Leo .....................................................Mr. Ramsay 3 Blitz led at the first, but was soon joined by Vams and the pair raced together to the fuish. the later winning by a head.". Tune, z. min, 14ř
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The NIL DESPERANDUM STAKIS, of $10 each with $50 added; divided 60, 25 and 15 po cent to First, Second and Thiril Ponies; for bona fide beaten subscription griffins that have not won a race; weights as per scele.. Half a mile.
Mr. Ten Broeck's Wild Duck... Mr. Baker 1 Mr. Richam's Silver Bill ....................Mr. Coulis '2 Mr. Ten Bronck's Wild Hawk...Mr. Hutchings 3
A poor start in which Wild Duck got a good advantage which he maintained to the end, win ning by a length. Time, 64 sec.
The CHAMPION STAKES, of $10 each with $50 odded; optional entry for the winners of the Hack, Consolation and Nil Desperandum races; a forced entry for all other winners at this meeting, Non-starters excluded ; winners of a races at this meeting $15 extra, of more than 2 races $40 exirs ; weights as per scale. One mile, and a quarter.
Mr. Min's Reaper................... Mr. Baker I Mr. Ten Breck's Wild Mint Mr. Oswald 2 Mr. Drumbart's Santa Rosa Mr. Drummond 3
Titmouse made the running followed by Wild Mint; passing the mile post for the second time Wild Mint took the leart and at the top of the straight Reaper was even terms; the pair (presented); value Tls.ced hard to the finish, the mid brown pony winning by a length. Santa Rosa third, four 100; entrance $5 for Subscription Gillins lengths behind. Time, z min. 48 sec. of this or previous meetings; weights as per scale; winners nt this meeting to lbs. extra; previous non-starters 7lbs. extra. Once roundi Mr. Dumbart's Santa Rosa...Mr. Drummond I Mr. Ten Braeck's Wild Duck...Mr. Hutchings 2 Mr. Min's Ploughboy Mr. Baker 3
Six ran. Wild Duck led to within 50 yards of the winning post, when he was collared by Santa Rosa who won by a nose. Time, 1 min. 24 sec.
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The HACK STAKES; Sweepstake of Sio each with $50 added for each starter; for all China ponies not otherwise entered at this mecting except for the Cosmopolitan Cup; weights lb. over weight for inches; riders who have never won a race allowed 30 lbs. Half a inile.
Captain Hope's Wild Wo: 1......Mr. Siemssen 1 Mr. Dizzy's Lansdown..........Mr. Greaves 2, Mr. Buster's Buster......Mr. Ramsay 3 Five tan. A fine starts at the quarter mile post I ansdown was leading,, at the two miles Wild Wood came away, and was too good for the rest of the company, Time, 65 sec. The RACING STAKES, forced entry of $10 each with $50 added; for Subscription Griffins; Sroo to the first pony $30 to the second $20 to the third; weights as per scale; winners of one race 7lbs, extra, of z or more rolbs. extra," Twice Round.
Captain Hope's Monterey......Mr. Siemssca Mr. Esher's Sandown
Mr. Greavis 1 Mr. Huster's Bravo Mr. Hutchings. 3 Six ran. This was another ensy win to Monterey, Sandown and Bravo good second and third. Time, 2 min. 56) sec.
The COSMOPOLITAN CUT, presented; walue $... Entrance $: for all China Ponies; catch weights over 11st, 7lbs; hacks allowed 7 ihs. To be ridden by Residents of this province and officers of the Army and Navy. Three- quarters of a mile.
Mr. Belmare's Witchcraft...... Mr. Greaves 1 Captain, Hope's Wild Wood...Mr. Siessen Dr Gardener's Friz... Mr. Drummond
Six ran. The fieli kept well together, Witch. craft winning by a head. Time, I min. 40 rec..
TIENTSIN NOTES.
The representatives of the Deutsch-Asiatische Bark esterday announced that their new branch in Tenisin had been opened. Mr. Emil Rehders Sub-mantrer, has hien authorized to sign in conjec'in with Mr Otto Miretzky.
All steamers that cared to do so, have come easily up to the Bund at Sze-che-lin this week, there being plenty of water in the river. There have been high tides on the Bar, 11ft. 6in, being recorded yesterday,
There is a great deal of sickness much resem- bling influenza in the province of Shansi among the Chinese as well as among the foreigners there-in fact a general epidemic. The people, anxious to get over it as soon as possible, and hearing that by next Soring it will be over, they have in many places gane through the ceremony
of "passing the New Year," hoping thereby to
hasten its departure.
The Chinese Government seems to be making no headway against piracy on the Souther The FCOOHOW STAKES, Sweepstakes of Sto each coast, the attack on the Namaz being quite in
with go added; a forced entry for all China'
the old stelp. And what is the Hongkong Ponies entered at this meeting except those
Government about that in its Jubilee year is entered only for the Hack Stakes or Cosmo-harbour should still be the headquarters of the politan Cup, and optional for Subscription
Southern nirates? Hongkong is no doubt, a Griffins ; divided 70, 20 and 10 per cent. to
wanderful - colony, and it is never tired First, accond and third Ponies; weights as per scale. One mile and a quarter. Mr. Min's Reaper
Mr. Camera's Yama....
...Mr. Baker 1 ........Mr., Oswald z Mr. Richam's Titmouse............Mr. Coults 3
Titmouse and Fritz cut out the pace; on pass
The STEWARDS CUP: (presented), value $100;ing the greenhouse for the last time Reaper drew
for all China Ponies; weights as per scale; entrance $5. Half a mile.
Mr. Min's Reaper
up to Titmouse, Fritz falling to the rear. Reaper led into the straight followed by Titmouse and Yama; the latter challenged gamely, and was a good second by about a longth. Time, min.
The CLUB CUP, value $100, entrance $5; for all subscription griffins of this or previous meetings; winners of one race at this or previous meetings 7 lbs. extra, of two or more 12 lbs. extra weights as per scale. quarters of a mile.
...... Mr. Baker Mr. Causera's Yama. Mr. Hutchings 2 Mr. Richam's Vendette...Mr. Coutts 351 sec. followed by Vendetta; on entering the straight Reaper jumped off with the lend closely Vama took second place and a fine race ended in favour of Reaper by a head. Time 64 secs. The MAIDEN STAKES, forced entry of $10 each with $50 added; Stag to the First Pony, $25 to the Second; for subscripilon Griffing; weights as per scale Three-quarters” of a mile. Captain Hope's Monterey.........Mr. Slemisen 1 Mr. Drumbart's Santa Rosa...Mr. Drummond 2 Mr. Ten Broeck's Wild Duck...Mr. Hutchings 3
Six rap. Wild Duck on the rails led to about the mile post, where Monterey took the lead and coming awwon in a canter. Santa Rosa beat Wild Duck for second place. Time, x min. 36 25ths sec.
The CHAA! ZR CUP ; value $100; second pony 'to receiv; entrance $5; for Subscription Griffics of is or previous meetings; weights as per sec. One mile and a half. Mr. Min's Haymaker................Mr. Baker Mr. Camera's Blitz Mr. Oswald 2 Mr. Richam's Uplands..........Mr. Coutts 3
Five ran. Yarrum and Fritz cut out the pace Haymaker well up in front. At the half-mile at the start and soon. raced themselves out. post Blits took second place and Uplands made a vigorous challenge. Haymaker was never caught and won casily by about five lengths. Time, 3 min. 30 sec. The COMPRADORES CUP; value $
: for all China, ponies; entrance $5; weights as per scale. One mllc. Mr. Richam's Timouse................... .Mr. Coults t Mr. Min's Reaper... * .Mr. Baker 2 Mr. Belmore's Witchcraft.......Mr. Geaver 3
The trio raced together once round, when Witchcraft had shot his bolt, and Titmouse and Reaper drew away, the former having the best of it by a length." Time, 2 min 14 sec. The STAND STAKES; of $5 each, with $50 added, divided 70, 23 and to per cent to the First, Second and Third Ponies; for Subscription Griffins of this or previous meetings; weights as per scale winners at this or previous When the House of Commons was in Com- meetings rolb, extra. Seven furlonga. mittea of Supply last night, Mr Balfour gave Captain Hope's Monterey.........Mr. Slemssen some particulars regarding the scheme for Mr. Mia's Ploughboy................ Mr. Baker 2 ameliorating the condition of the Irish people. Mr. Esher's Sundown...Mr. Greaves 3 He proposes to undertake the construction of rail.
Five ran. Monterey going well within hims ways and other works, the making of roads, theself won easily. Ploughboy and Sandown good supply of seed potatoes for the selief of distress places. The others not in it. Time, z mín, 58 in the western countries caused
by the partial
-2-5th sec, failure of the crops. The sum of £5000 was devoted to defray the initial charges connected with the scheme. /
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December 5th.
The HONOXONG CUP : (presented); value $105 ; entrance $10 for all" China Ponics; weights se per scale; winners zība, extra. One mile and a half, At the adjourned. meeting of the members of Mr. Ten Broeck's Wild Mint...Mr. Hutchlags 1 the Irish party, Mr. Healy, who was accused by Mr. Camera's Yama............... Mr. Oswald 2 Mr. Parnell of insolent conduct at the meeting. Richam's Vendetta..............Mr. Coutts 3 on Tuesday last, made a strong speech whigh
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of boasting of its wealth, its enterprise, and its
resources. But a little less tallalk and a litle more attention to good Government would be a more wholesome note to strike at the approaching jubilation.
thick and murky, and the sun, has scarcely The unnatural and unseasonable weather has continued during the week. The air has been shown itsell the whole wack. There is as yet: ao appearance whatever of Winter-Chinese Times.
Foon for Consumptives, Scott's Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites of Lime and Sod is a most wonderful food for the Consumptive. It not only gives strength and Three-increases the flesh, but horls the irritation of the throat and lungs. It is very palatable; children take It like milk, and in all wasting diseases. both for adults and children it is a marvellous food and medicine. Any Chemist can supply 1 A. S. Watson & Co. (Ltd.), agents in Hongkong and China. Advt.
Mr. Druinbart's Santa Rosa...Mr. Drummond r Mr. Camera's Blitz Mr. Oswald 2 Mr. Min's Haymaker .........Mr. Baker 3 passed by Santa Rosa, who won by a length. Blitz led to the quarter mile post, when he was
Time, 1 min. 40 sec.
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THIRD DAY,THURSDAY, 18TH DECEMBER. The TEAMEN'S Cur, presented, value S
Forced entrance of $5 each, for subscription griffins; weights as per scale; winners 5 lbs. extra for each race won. One mile and a Hail.
Mr. Esher's Sandown.......Mr. Greaves I Mr. Buster's Bravo Mr. Hutchings 2 liked. Time, 3 mia. 30 sec.
Sandown made the running and won a he
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The LINGER CUP-(Presented); value géo; Second Pony to receive $25; entrance ; for all China Polnes; weights as per scale; | winners to lbs, extra. Once round.
Mr. Belmore's Witchcraft .........Mr. Greaves. I Mr. Ten Broeck's Wild Duck......Mr. Baker 2 Mr. Richam's Vendetta.......Mr. Coots 3 Witchcraft won easily by two lengths. Time I min. 12 sec. The LADIES PURSE.-(Presented); entrance $5; for all Subscription Griffins of this or previous meetings; weights as per scale; winner at this or previous meetings 7 lbs, extra Riders who have never won a race allowed 7 lbs. Once round.
Mr. Min's Ploughboy Mr. Baker Mr. Drumbar's Santa Rosa...Mr. Drummond 2 Mr. Richam's Silver Bill....Mr. Coults 3
Ploughboy and Santa Ross together led to the mille post when Silver. Bili drew up and made a fine race down the straight, Ploughboy winning by a head, a head between second and third. The prize was presented by Miss Howell. Time, 2 min, 243 800.
The SILVER CHALLENGE Cur, entrance $10; for all Subscription Griffins at this or previous meetings; to be won twice by a pony the bona fide property of same owner of owners the entrance feet to go to the Club, and $100 to be paid to winners except in the case of the cup being finally won; and $20 to the second pony; weights as per scale." "One mile and a quarter.
Mr. Esber's Sandow...Mr. Greaves I Mr. Buster's Bravo Mr. Hutchings. 2 Dr. Gardener's Filiz .................Mr. Drummond 3 Five ran. Filtz and Sandown cut out the pace Wild Mint and Vendetta together led for the and led together past the stand. Coming into led to an exciting scene. Mr. Parnell's opponents combatted Mr. Clancy's proposed compromise, first mile, when Yama challenged and Vendeta the straight Sandown drew away and won with demanding assurances from Mr, Gladstone with fell into third place, and a good race enused, the greatest of ease from Bravo by three lengths. regard to the Irish Constabulary and the settle. Wild Mint winning by half a length. Time, 3 Time, a min. 53. ment of the land question.. The adoption of Mr.in, 3a séc. Clancy's resolutions was regarded as hopeless The MIN STAXUS forced entry of $10 for and the meeting agala adjourned until to-morrow. Subscription Grifina ; weights as per scale; To-day's meeting of the Irish party resulted in wlaners 7lbs extra. Ons fails and a quartet, ➡the appointment of a committee, which includes | Mr. Buster's Bravo amemalir. Hutchings 1
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The CONSOLATION CUP, valse $100; second
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STEAM TO YOKOHAMA, KOBE. AND NAGASAKI.
(Passing through the INLAND SKA.), THE Company's Steamship
"GENERAL WERDER,» Captain M.Eichel, will leave for the above Ports TO-MORROW, the 28th December, nt B aš,
For Freight or Pastage, nonly in
MELCHERS & C
Agents. Hongkong, 77th December, 1800.
NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD.
NOTICE.
STEAM TO SHANGHAI,
THE Company's Steamship
"PREUSSEN,"
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Cartain W. Reimlensten, will leave for the above
place, TO-MORROW, the 28th December, at · 9 A.M.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
MELCHERS & Con
... Avents. Hongkong. 27th. December, 1800.
NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD.. NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. STEAMSHIP "PREUSSEN,"
MIRRORS, Handsome, MANTLE DRAPE FROM BREMEN AND PORTS OF CALL.
CLOCKS),
HE above named steamer having arrived,
RIES, Marble-top Blackwood TABLES, Canton Blackwood CURIO STAND, Handsome GILT and BRASS FENDERS, &c.. CARPETS, RUGS, that their Goods, with the exception of Oplum, CHENILLE CURTAINS, TAPESTRY and Treasure. and Valuables, are being landed and WHITE LACE CURTAINS, BRASS CUR-stored at their risk in the Godowns of the TAIN POLES.
Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown
Very Fine OIL PAINTINGS, WATER Company, Limited, Kowloon, whence delivery COLORS, ENGRAVINGS, &c.
may be obtained. A quantity of ORNAMENTS, lo JAPANESE
Optional Cargo will go on to Shanghal CHINESE & VIENNA PONCELAIN &c. &c, unless notice to the contrary be given before. very fine inlaid JAPANESE CABINET, SEMI-Goon. TO-DAY, the 27th inst GRAND PIANO; &c. &c., 8cc.
No claims will be admitted after the Goods EXTENSION DINNIG TABLE, MOROCCO have left the Godowns, and all Goods remaining COVERED DINING-ROOM SUITE, SIDE undelivered after the 3rd January,, will be BOARD with PLATE GLASS BALK, DINNER subject to rent. WAGGONS DINNER and DESSERT SER- VICES, ELECTRO PLATED and GLASS WARE CUTLERY &c., &c.
DOUBLE IRON and BRASS BEDSTEAD and Patent WIRE MATTRESSES, LADY'S WARDROBES with plate glass door, Marble top WASHING STAND and Set DRESSING TABLES, FANCY RATTAN CHAIRS and BED-ROOM SUITE, BOOK CASE, &c., &
SEWING MACHINE, OIL-CLOTH for FLOOR & STAIRS, now English COOKING- RANGE, SHANGHAI BATH, &c.
A quantity of FLOWERS and PLANTS in POTS.
Catalogues will be issued previous to Sale, and the above will be on view on Friday the 2nd proximo.
TERMS OF SALZ-As customary.
G. R. LAMMERT, Auctioneer.
Hongkong. 27th December, 1890.
A ROOM TO LET.
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to be left in the Godowns, where they will be All broken, chafed, and damaged Goods are
at 4 P.M. examined on FRIDAY, the and January,
January, or they will not be recognised.
All Claims must reach us before the 3rd No Fire Insurance has been effected. Bills of Lading will be countersigned by
MELCHERS & Co.,
Agents.
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Hongkong, 27th December, 1890.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. FROM CALCUTTA, PENANG, AND SINGAPORE. “ONSIGNEES of CARGO per Steamship JAPAN"
are hereby informed that their goods are being landed at their risk into the Hongkong and Kow loon Wharf and Godown Company's Godowns at Kowloon, whence delivery may be obtained.
Cargo remaining undelivered after the and
A to rent. No Fire Insure
Fony to receive $25; entrancı 85; for allbona | “THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH” Ada beaten ponies that bare not won a race
at this meeting; weights as per scale. Ono. mile
Offica
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of the pleasantest parts of Hongkong have a vacant room in their house which they would like to let. Suitable for a bachelor or single lady.
Apply to
c/o Hongkong Taligraph Office. Hongkong, 37th December, 1890.
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ance has been effected
Consignees are also hereby informed, that aff claims must be rande before the departure of the steamer, otherwise they will not be entertained.
Bills of Lading will be countersigned by
DAVID SASSOON, SONS & Co. Agents. Hongkong, syik Decemboty algo."