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TELEGRAMS.

THE ADDRESS from thE THRONE.·

LONDON, February 11th, In the House of Commons, speaking on the amendment in reply to the address from the Throne, Mr. Sexton, M.P., for Belfast, ald that Paillament was incapable of legislating for Ire- tand. The amendment was rejected by a majority of twenty-one votes alter the Oppost tion had obtained permission to move the closure fa attempting'to'snatch a victory from a thin House. The address fá reply to the Queen's speech was thereafter adopted.

ARMY APPOINTMENTS.

February 13th: Colonel Lascelles has been appointed Asifitant Adjutant General. Colonel Crealock cominande the brigade at Aldershot, and is replaced at the War Office by Colonel J. Duncan,

RESIGNATION OF THE FRENCH

MINISTRY.

February 13th.

The French Government, having Indted a motion for a vote of confidence on a bill dealing with clerical and other socleties, and being defeated by a large majority, have resigned.

THE IRISH LOCAL BILL.

February th

We have been requested to state that the name of Mr. D. Gillies'must have, been inadvertently omitted from the list of those who presented prizes to the students of the Diocesan School and Orphanage.

By latest advices from the North we learn that, the British gunboat Swift and the German gün- bost Welf were at Hankow, the French ruler Asple at Kluklang, the British Pigmy mad the French Lions at Wuhu, and the British Redpole at Chinking.

THE Secretary of the Punjam Company advises us of the receipt of a telegram from Singapore to the effect that the 63 ounces of gold recently obtained from the crushing of to tens of Gaben dibris is being shipped to Hongkong per steamship Chelydrs. The 67 ounces previously advleed were sold on Saturday and realized | 83,507-55-

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SMALL-POX has taken a stronger hold upon the foreign community of Yokohama than it has for years, some 25 cases being reported in the Bluff district alone. This may seem altange to many, but a proper Investigation will show the THE Weising lottery still finds plenty of investors reason why for criminal negligence ex on InHongkong, but the biz is carried-on-at-plains the situation in many cases considerable risk to vendors. Li Hong, a stalwart Parties afflicted with the disease are per- Cantonese, appeared before Mr. Wise at the ritted to remain st their homes, and no Magistracy this moming and "anted up" twenty-distinguishing flag or signal indicating the five shekels of silver in consequence of having disease is shown, and the servants are permitted been capped at the game.

to come and go as they please and sow the seeds that ensure more victims. A case of which the Boz of Curies had heard, explains how the disease is spreading. A lady called upon inside and was met by a serrant who told her the friend, and finding the door wide open, stepped lady had the small-pox and she could not see her. Of course she had lost all desire to see her friend, yet what a danger she ran of carrylog the infection away in her clothan........It has been suggested that the Board of Health should awake to the fact that something must be done. Holst

■ yellow flag wherever the disease prevails and so guard others against sunaing into unnecessary danger of infection.

It has been announced that the Kobe and Vladivostock line of the Nippon Yasen Kaisha steamers will be re-opened this year on March rat instead of the middle of April as usual. The Nowchwang line will be re-opened on March 17th, the Tientsin Hins on March 11th, and the Shanghal and Visdivostock line on April 1st.

burden altogether. Fortunately for us money has become cheaper of late, and this made it possible to get the rate on our loans reduced." Tair reduction, or saving, has influenced the present accounts only to some extent; the new year will, however, have the full benefit of it. Though I have just stated that it must be our object to reduce our liabilities you will observe that theya have somewhat 'increased during the last six months, which la parilally érninined by the fact that $30,142,00 have been expended in. laying down No, a slip, and that our stocks of materfal have been somewhat increased. In accordance with the Articles of Association, we had to set aside a benes to cnaiributors, but considering the figures under review your Directors this time only rerommerd a nominal sum to be so divifed. Owing to the small number of vessels which required cleaning and palating only, the returns from Aberdeen arsinng 10 favourable as they have been-formerly, and for the first time in many years the net result shows a loss of $1,366 The docks and machinery. however, at this establishment are being main- tained in a good state of efficiency so that they are always ready to rellevo any pressure of warle at the other docks, at the same time, every care and attention has been taken to keep down the working expenses at the lowest possible figure, As already stated in the report it is completed shortly, and there is no doubt that expected that the new allp at Kowloon will be

this addition in the company's® resources wilt grostly fsclll'ate the docking of,small Tegels. The Kowloon and Cosmopolitan dacks and plant are in first class order, and fully competent to execute with the greatest dispatch the repairs on both hull and machinery of the veneris coming to the port. Unless am very rapid increase of the shipping of this colony fakes place, and perhaps with the exception of WOODYEAR'S CIRCUS was again faldy patronleed a new forge which may have to be taken into on Saturday night, and had it not been consideration, the Directors do not anticipate for an opposition "funny" exhibition which that any farther extension of the works will be was being, run at the City. Hall by a few found necessary for some time to come. In moon-struck and much-to-be-commiserated- concluding my remarks I am glad to be able to with appentities, no doubt the sudience would state that the new year has commenced very bave been the largest of the season, "A | fairly, 'the first two months are showing satis. very good programme was, arranged and carried factory results, and I can only hope that the through with commendable dash.

fallowing four months 1 continue as pros- We are requested to state that a general

business was introduced in the "Wild West" perous. Before proposing the adoption of the meeting of members of the United Dance and caused no end of amusement, The hanging report and arcounts I shall be glad to answer Club" will be held in the City Hall at 6 o'clock of the horse-thief, the roasting of "Mexican Bill any questions that may be put to the chair. to-morrow afternoon. The reason why and bis subsequent rescue were scenes of a dair There being no questions, the Chairman publish this gratis is that the business to be raising and rich red nature; being replete with moved the adoption of the report and accounts. the necessary amount of and horror. The

gore most striking feature in the show, however, was the dramatic acting of the "Prairie Rose" who

the possession of histrionic talents pía evinced the nature that would make a Hongkong amateur turn green with envy, Miss Moore reeled off her lines of dialogue, posed as only true tragediennes can, and looked daggers generally. Altogether the entertainment was most enjoyable, and one, too, that was deserving of more liberal support. A complete change of programme is announced for to-night's show, and as many novelties are will remember that it is not for pleasure alone promised it is to be hoped that the general public that professional companies come to Hongkong. and that they are entitled to a fair measure of support.

SAYS the Straits Times" Our Malayan mining stock is now nearly twenty per cent. above par-Jelebus to wit. This means that sales of Jelebus have been made at from fifty to ninely cents per share over the $5 paid up. It also suggests that the Editor of the Straits Zimes, Mr. Arnot Reid, is foster-mother of the Jelebu Company and, no doubt for purely dis- interested reasons, is trying all he knows to boom the stock.

Ireland was Ireland

When England was a pup. And Ireland shall be Ireland When England's busted up.

considered is the farther glorification of the late Saint Patrick of blessed memory. A full alten. dance is requested.

Mem. for the Dally Press gentleman who writes anonymous letters to us-- -

Extract from Daily Press, February 29 "Mr. H. L. Deanys, solicitor, immediately visited the prisoner in Victoria Gaol," meaning Mr. Koh Cheng-sean.

Mr. A. J. Balfour has introduced into the The statement about Mr. Dennys being a House of Commons an Irish local bill, which solicitor is doubtless true, but the statement about Mr. Koh being in gaol is as filse af $1.00 creates County and Baronial councils to be anything that ever appeared in the columns of elected by a triennial franchise, which will include our lustrious contemporary, which is saying a women voters. Safeguards are provided in the lot. case of minorities, and power is also given for AFTER a lengthy investigation into the recent 1.25 the dismissal of councillors guilty of consption sensational shooting case at Yokohama, before a

or appression. The Unionists are mostly In

Coroner and jury, the following verdlet was re- favour of the bill, but the Liberal and Irish | turned after a few minutes' deliberation ---We, members intend to oppose it to the utmost.

the undersigned, jurors, find from the exidence which is laid before us, that George Gower Robinson, broker, of Yokohama, died on Sunday the 14th February, 1893, from a bullet wound a Lieutenant of the United States Navy, on February, 1892, at a little after 6 p.m., on the Band, Yokohama, and we had the s

aald J. H. Hetherington guilty of wilful murder.

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THE FRENCH MINISTRY.

або 1

075a recasting.of the Cabinet:

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The French now papers expect there will be Inflicted by J. H: Hetheringturday, the 13th

1.00 THE STRANDING OF THE "VICTORIA"

February 26th, A court-martial has been held in connection with the stranding of H.M. ironclad Victoris. Captulo Maurice A: Bourke was severely repri- 1.10manded, and Staff Commander Tally repri-

manded.

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RIOTS IN BERLIN, Several thousand unemployed in Berlin Ce marched on the Imperial Palace demanding bread. A conflict occurred between the police Several were injured, and

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D La Rose, Red Capsule II

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Per dos. Cast.

BRANDY,

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and the rioters. many arrests made.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.

ACCORDING to private advices received_in Penang, another large tabacco company in Dell is reported to be gofag into liquidation." THE Canadian Pacific Railway Co.'s steamer Bok. Empress of Faðan arrived at Yokohama yester. day, and lett for this port, via Kobe and Shanghai, to-day.

$1.20

TME sixth ordinary half-yearly meeting of share. 1.40 bolders of the Steam-launch Co., Ltd., called for to-day (blonday, Feb. 2gth) has been postponed L.75 until further notice.

YAN CHIM CHAO, the commander-in-chief of the 2.30 troops in Chihill, estimates that twenty thousand rebels were killed during the recent rising is Eastern Mongolia, Very like a whale!

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AN Emergency meeting of St. John Lodge, No. 618, 8.C., will be held in Freemasons Hall, 0.75 Zetland Street, this evening, at 8 for 8.30 o'clock

precisely. Visiting brethren are cordially invite

0.75

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LADY ROBINSON having kindly consented to distribute the prises to the girls of the Govern ment Central School, the prize-giving will take; place at Government House, to-morrow (Tues day, 1st March), at 2.30 p.m.

Ma. Binny, the manager at the Kaub gold-field, wired to Singapore on the 19th February “Have struck leaders carrying gold in cross-cut 0.75 frem engine shaft on western lode Is 40 feet

-The total depth of the new shaft is 40

THE unfortunate shareholders of the Bangkok Tramway Company held a meeting on the 15th Feb., in order to pass the reparts and accounts large profit for the last ball of 1891, but no divi- submitted. The statement of account showed a

dend could be declared owing to the enormous damages claimed for accidents, which swallowed 21 much as the total earnings of the entire six months. The Company is of opinion that a profitable continusece of successful business under the power of British juries is an impossi- bility, and the Directors have devised means for seeking protection elsewhere, provided the share- holders will support a project of reconstruction, shortly to be laid before them. The bareholders passed a resolution to raise the sum of ticals 50,000 for the purpose of equipping the lower part of the tram-line with electrical motive power, on the over-bead system. And so the Directors of the Bangkok Tramway Company have lost faith in British juries! They have probably been reading the newspaper reports of the recent Telegraph libel case! But what about British judges in the Far Orient ?

New

MR. Chau. M. D. Steward relates in the Worth Borneo Herald a little adventure he had with an elephant, He says:I got a bull elephant on the 17th December with ons shot through left tusk 4 feet 8 inches, beautifully shaped I the brain. Right task 5. feet all but an inch shored a couple of them into a swamp. As it was dangerous ground, and they were down wird, I would not follow, but posted a man to keep a look aut, and call me at once if he brand them returning out of the swamp by the same path they had entered it. I worked my way to reund to the left of the elephants and below. the left and entered the swamp and tried to work the wind. But I came in a sort of crocodiley. looking ingoon of black mud- and, water and elephants though I could hear them smashing could not cross it, and cou'd sen nothing of the branches and could see the nipas swaying t and fro. So I turned back, Suddenly I saw my look-out man beckoning frantically to me to huny back. I ran like the devil and as I ran I heard swish, swosh, flash, flash, so I knew that an elephant was returning by the same paik he had gone in by. I mod on and just reached the path in time to see a hoge ball coming along it. We were face to face and he was advancing towards me; my hand was shaky from running and excitement, but there was no time to be lost, so I swung up the Holland 8. hore and dropped his store dead at 11 paces from me with a ball through the brain."

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Mr. Holliday seconded the motion, which was carried nam. cON,

On the mition of Mr. Foster, seconded by Mr. Davies, Messrs. Van Buren and Dodwell were elected directors,

On the motion of Mr. Crawford, seconded by Mr. Wood Messrs, Keswick and Hoppins were re-elected directors

On the motion of Mr. Poesnecker seconded by Mr. Hopplus, Messrs. Arnold and Foster were re-elected auditors,

This concluded the business of the meeting,

THE SHAMEÊN HOTEL AND

LAND COMPANY, LD,

An extraordinary general meeting of share- holders in this company was held this afternoon. Mr. P. Fraser-Smith presided and there weld al present Messrs. J. J. Prancis, H. Harms, Schwandt, A. Denison and R. C. Hurley (secretary), İ

The Chairman called on the Secretary to read

the notice

Mr. Frag the meeting

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If there was a quorum, The Chairman said there was-five share- bolders being present.

Mr. Francis said he was not aware Mr. Hurley, was a shareholder. Was his name on the register?

The Chairman said it was, and the requisite Gumber of shares was represented at the meeting.

Mr. Francis:How many? The Secretary: -590

Mr. Francis:Without proxies? Secretary:-405 of those are proxics. Mr. Francis:-May I see them? Proxies being produced and found satisfactory, the notice of meeting was read.

The Chairman: Gentlemen, as the report and accounts have been in your hands for the last two or three days, with your permission I will take them as rend. I am very glad to say I bare but little to add to what is in the printed report and in the circular which accompanies it. The accounts are full and complete, in fact so fall and complete that they might form a model for very much larger enterprises than ours fa this colony of Hongkong. My friend Mr. Skeels, who is the only other director of the Company at the present time, is absent in Amony, and so this meeting unfortunately, can: only do one thing, and that thing wo hare to

„do, and that is to adopt the report with the accompanying statement of scenants. Both speak for themselves. Any explanation required by ar

1 to alinde farther to that

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but Francis-Uncontradicted, not correct. The Chairman-Absolutely correct, and they cannot be contradicted.".

Mr. Francis-They will be contradicted, and very emphatically, part

The Chairman-Allegation is not į "gumenta" Mr. Francis will have ample opportunity not merely of contradicting the statement but of prove log his allegations. I repeat that every states ment that I made on that occasion with regard... to the position of the Company from its beginn ing up fo that time was absolutely correct, and the recoides of the Company will prove it far more substantially, then lay mere

Is bringing before the Stralis Legislative Council The ordinary yearly meeting of shareholders on February 18th the Lord's Day Ordinance, In this company was held this afternoon. Mr.

any shareholder we shall be most willing to which was afterwards read a first time without St, C. Michaelsen presided, and there were also

give our books and papers will be open for the opposition or comment, Mr. J. W. Bonser, the present Messrs. H. Hepples, L. Poesnecker, and fullest inspection. It will be remembered that an Attorney General, sald "At home our point. E. Davies (director) 3 C. J. Holliday E extraordinary meeting was held here last Seps has always been set apart as an institution of Rutter, I. M. E. Machado, H. Crawford, tember, when two shareholders, Mr. Francis and great antiquity which has received the highest FT. P. Foster, J.T.Davies, Wood, H. M.S.H. Mr. Harms, were sprofated to make inquiries sanction. The population of Britain for the fast Hunell, J. Van Buren, and D. Gillies (secretary) into and report on the general position of aff ins three hundred years has attached very great The Chairman sald-Gentlemen, the report of the Company. It was proposed by importance to this Institution; and there are and accounts having been to your hands for some self and, I bellere, seconded by Mr. Skeels. some, whose opinion is worthy of respect, who time I will, with your permission, take them as It was the out-come of some litigation attribute the prosperity,hich has attended read. The figures of the period under review then proceeding, Au ex parte motion had our nation, to the observation of this institution, do not compare so favorably with those which been made in the Supreme Court which was Now, there are cynics who say that the moral law we had the pleasure to present to you the previous certainly not complimentary to myself and Mes does not extend East of Sues, but I do not think half-year. It is, however, in the nature of our Skeels, made by a co-director who has since that that will be the view of this Council and business that our docks and workshops are died, and I do not

with certalaly it is not the view of the Secretary of sometimes taxed to the utmost of their capaci State. If one day of test is good for persons fler bila at other times work las manting! (European) in England itis, a fortiori, good for so happered that during the first three-s Europeans in the East; and it is with a view of but little was, or rather could be done in the way securing to a hard-working and respectable of repairs, and the docks were frequently unocent. section of the community--those connected with pied. However, after the month of September

rest that' shipping--the benefits of the day of rest gitat Improvement lot in giving fairly good this BBI is introduced; and it is more especially employment to both workshops and docks, thus appropriate that it should be secured to them considerably increasing our earnings, which becaute are, for the most part, persons who, had been very mesgin up to that date, and

they I understand derive their origin from the bringing them up at the end of December to northern part of Britain where the Lord's the net sum of $204,414-33 ƒ or Including the Day is more strictly observed than elsewhere. amount brought forward from last half-year of simple character. It to total of $157,080 00. This som at our almply provides that cargo shall not disposal enables your Dimeters to propose the The Bill in be loaded or unloaded on the day which la payment of dividend of per cent, which At the Regular Convocation of Jubilee Chapter knows to Christians as the “Lord's Day," and together with the like dividend declared for which la commonly known as Bunday, except In the period up to the 30th of June gives a total No. 2013 held at Canton on the 27th Instant the

cases of real necessity of course when things return of 14 4 per cent for the past year. You all elections were ¦→→→

are perishable-time and tide wait for so gentlemen, il agree with me that a return like Comp, O. MR. MUM. E. Z.

maait le necereaty to break in upon the day this is even in ordinary business a very good and M. E. Comp. T. E. Cocker....H

of rest; but the principle of the bill is that the but I think it is still more satisfactory when you J. D. Christie..]

day of rest shall not be infringed in respect to consider in what a dull and depressed state almost is nearly four months since, and we have received H. H. Kirch ....................Sarike E.

shipplag matters unless it is reasonably necessary all branches of the trade in the East have been no report yet. The law demands something that it shall be done. There are clauses that lately A

tely. Ar stated in the report, $25,000 are from limited liability companies in the way of 4-50 0.40 THE following temporary changes in the fleet of provide that the mail services shall not be to be written off from the value of the Kowison: accounts) and besides, Mr.Skeels and myself felty 3.35 0.5o the Nippon Yusen Kalba have been reported: interfered with, and that the unloading of coal Docks, and 35,ooo from the steam-datachen, and as we feel now, that we had laboured a great

Capt. Kenderdine to the command off the when it is not accepterfered with: We do not new acestants In dealing with the above in the tubereats of the shareholders and

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of $13,205 is to be carried, forward to many months, apparently at that time in vain, Saikia Morn, vice Capt. Wynn; Mr. Milson, vision shall not be chief officer of the Saikis Mars, to the command wish to interfere with Asiatic labour. Cases of amounts in this way, your Directors have again ished to get; rld of

our responsibility to the to your followed the safe policy of former years in giving company. Consequently, after due consideration, LIQUEURS.

Mr. C. A. Anderson, chief officer of the His Excellency to grant exemptions Wo Mars, to a similar position on board the Salkie propose, as is done in Hongkong, to make this same time setting apart a good most to was forthcoming, although LORDY, attempts were Benedictine Maraschino

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matter of money i wo do not intend to sell the | Improve our financial position, and to enable es made to get them is send it, and so we took upon. Camoon Heering's Cherry' Cordiale derfor

rights of the seaman for money; exemptions to reduce our loans, and over-drait with the "curselves, as we had a perfect right, to do › under Chartrenie Dr. Siegert'a Angostumts Shangkat Mercury of Feb. 14th says :— will be granted simply on the representations bank. You will observe in the statement of the statutory powers conferred on us, to call this Bitter z Fe, NM * We believe that difficulties which have stood and on proofs brought forward that exemption fa sccounts that the amount paid, as inicrest still, extraordinary meeting, to bear the report of PRICES ON APPLICATION,

so long in the way of the renewal of the pool, necessary. The cases of Malacca and Peong forma & heavy charge on our working nocodat the directors on the Company's history from, Badge strangement between the local steamship come are met by empowering your Excellency to In's your like the past one, when we are able to birth, until the 31st December, 1891, and A. S. WATSON & CO., LD. pantes being renewed, have now been all prae- delegate your power to the Resident Councilors pay 14 per cent, this item, is, not fall so much have placed before the shareholders" in a tically overcome by metual compreniacs, and of those Settlements respectively, to be exercised but hands we evar. beʻlem muccessful Beary fal and completa (asmy a form that I am sure will the agrmascot between the steamship companies by them in cases of urgent necessity under "Interest account" would prove a great drawbacks, basaliafactory to the vast majority of them, Than had si lam been signed by Sh eng z dotal on bed regulations imposed by yourself," I move, that 18 minst, therefore, always be kept in ripes to try ichis point I could, velen to at this mutation (hel half of the Chlaa Merchante S.N. CA TAH

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my own. It is not necessary to dwell on that point now. We have received no report from Mr. Francis and Mr. Harms. They could have made a report dhaweek, I said at that time, but it could have been made

made up in an hour, I

Good Leeward Izlazd...$1.50 por Gallon, of the Tells Maru, vice Capt. Kenderdine s and necessity are met by giving Pwede nota fair proportion to the shareholders, but at the wethought it, beat to do something ás no report

THE HONGKONG DISPENSARY, ESTABLISHED' A.D. 1841): Hongkong, 4th Februwy, z898;

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