bis relun to pay any more abused him in violent tering; vi itir up by beating him over the bend with her umbrelta. Bartholdi' sne- ceeded in paahin her out into the street, but not bel te he way sevenly bruised about the head. The only rap na in he ran give of the incident Is that the woman is out of her wa
New York. December 24th. There is much rxcvement among the anar chists over a cireni + fait received from France- ard printed on fi miing red paper which is headed Dynamite and Pinama" and signed by "An Anr{u Graun, **
After refering in brevent blowing up of a Parigina the ci colorp yoɛtsrespects to the press In the following lined ge: The hireling prras did not mention the murderers in the army who forced mi to become assassins; nor did it remind us of he 35 neo people mu dered in the fblad ywerper fue prop In Toqun whom they robheder then graes in Dahomey whom they divmboweled in the name of civilization,
It warns them 'o censether **j ckul-like-bowls" | · and er pair fo were events than the blowing It then denances up of the Paris inte
all pieminent pouricious and other "by pcrites," and premises when all capitalists and other per ple who are ebjer ingable to the anarchists Are killed everybody else will be happy. In offensive foreigneri” are to bo spared to the general slaughter.
It was reported this afternoon that the Galon Line stramers weyld go out of business on the strength of the announcem nt that the company had le ned its Liv rpsol Fier to the White Star Linc. The part cannot be verified.
ST PETERSBURG, December 14th, Count Tohir skr, Marshal of the Court, has icurd an appe 1 for aid for the faming sufferein in the province of sula. There are 173,000 perions in the province dependent upon outalde il nce. The rioni sie an s'ter fillore and the cardi-ion of the firmers even wone than In 1891. Typhu fever is raging than alarming extent among the people. The fever sufferers lle hurdled together wittiont attendance and
without bread."
BERLIN, December 4th.
Herr Krupp has arrived at Berin and as petitien d'for an audience with the Emperor in order to explain the eff made by Kropp in 1869 to supply the late Leus. Nipolion with guns of his manufacture.
DUBLIN, December 14th,
An explosion eccored nutsid the detective office bercinwright. Detective Synnati, who was passing as the time, was killed,
The explo jan eussed great excitement, Synatt was lit raty torn to peces. No arrests have yet been made, but a score of detectives are working on the case.
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lying on the line of the Shangh and Huang krien. On the night in question a bind of marsuders, numbering over a score, force l their way into a stire and carried away, several hundred dollars in sliver, ben des innumerabe other proceeded to the magistrale of Hua- kiln. Asten proceeded to the scene of the robbery
and made careial eximina ton himself,
A decree dated the 16th off...usty, grants the sum of twenty thousand tacis from the Prvy Para to be used for the benefit of the poor in Pekingad the Imperal. Pref crure of Shun len-fu, the dispensers of which charity are Li Hong-chang, V cerry of Chikit, and Sü Chi Nal and Sun Jeh, Metropolitan Prefert nd sub- Prefect of Sun Tlenou. This has been done at the instance of the Dowager Emp is, who naturally felt that the recent intense severity of the weather wquired extra measures for the relief of the local poor..
'tress owing to the failure of the crops. The renounces of the pawn shops are exhau ted, and they have bad to close their doors. The distress is spoken of as being so great that trouble is anticipated unless some relief can be given, Almost all the carpenters in Foochow and the highbourhood tre neilves of this place.
The long continued dought is telling severely on the frimers and market gardeners; and con num rs of their produce are also feeling the Tew sequent pnch; the poor exprcially, as they have to eat their rice without the costoma y
reen veret-ble. Where the modicum f cabbage in time of plenty would cast the poor men 14 cash per mè-l,"the same quantity would now cost 6 cash per meal.
The Viceroy is still busy with his work of reform. He is now inspectligth-rfficers of the valus re. Iments weeding out the inefficent. The aged, the incapable, and the dissipated, r oh iged to retire. In one reriment alone as many as nine officers were considered undesir able, and had to go.. When this work is done, we understand, the staff of the various ‘govera. ment effices will come under His Excellency's
It will be remember when H. E. K'ang first arrived at Canton, as Governor of Koaglungeseliny, be gave orders to organise volunteer corps, as a safeguard against the bandits and robbers who constantly prey upon the traders and people, This order was given several months ago, And the people, headed by the gen'ry, have now organised the volunteer corps desired, The Governor, who has manifested great interest in this undertaking, was to review the Panyu Halen forces on the 14 h bustant and those of the Nauhal Hslen on the 17th. idem at the drill ground.
One of the native banks reported in our last issue as having suspended payment, bas ffered its creditors a composition of 6 per cent. of lis debis, but this has been relased, owing to its bing understood that one of the partners has rich puents. In cases of insolvency it is generally, considered satisfactory with the natives If the deb or can arrange to pay 50 per cent of bis liabilities and such a settlement is looked upon as bonnurable. This case seems to be an exceptional one/Echo.
NINGPO.
In their petition to the authorities, the people of Kinle H accused the people of the Li family Hylag in the Hiengkong village as being authors of the great fire some months ago, in which
(FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) over a thousand people perished." Besides in-
Ningpo, 18th January, 1893" cendiari m the Li people are also charged with having forcibly carried away a number of women
It is with deep sorrow I write to inform you of the death of one of our oldest resident, Mr. E. at the time of the disaster. The authorities Wadman, who passed away this morning at 3 with whom these charges are Indged have, after a short illness and at the advanced depoted special officer to repair to the scene of
age of 65. Mr. Wadman, who was agent for the calamity and to make careful investigation Messrs. Jardine, Matheson & Co. at this post, of the case and bring about the arrest of the
came Cbina in 1844. and was present at the culprits.
occupation of Chusan. When that place was riven up in the early part of 1845, he came to Ningpo and had been resident here ever since, with the exception of one or two years when be visited his native lard. He had endeared him- self to all the people bere by bis kindly and- hospitable nature, and he has been greatly respected by all with whom he came in contaci,
In recognition of their valuable services to the State, the various officials who participated in puting down the Kiangs! disturbances last autumn bave received from "the Guvernment promotions in rank and other rewards. In this connection, another version of the causes of last year's trouble is given. According to this com ber of professional boxers and pugilists, under the pretence of giving lessons, went about the country and stirred up the people with whom they came in contact. The rustics weie enticed to enter the reb-lllour scheme.. A considerable number having thus been induced to take up the very high and hot-headed enemies of Chile call cene amongst the people, in arder 18 com-
'TUENDS VRES, December 24th. The mranted price we called upon 10-day to break up an Ani-Chil an demonstration of the populace. The mob was dispersed without any serious injury to any one. Feeling rang
loudly for war.
HAYVE, December 24th.
The United States st amer Constellation has krifved in the roads and will dick to-morrow. The Constellation is bearing to Americs some of the artere sures of Italy for exhibition at the Chicago fairi
MADRID December 24th.
A deputation of eight duchesses, seven march Inesses, it countesses and several of the Queen Regent's ladies-in-waiting visited Premier Sagasts to protest against the opening of a Protestant church to be corsecrated on Sunday, Sagasts declined to interfere and the ladies depared in an angry mend.
The Catholics nl Madrid are organizing a street demonstration against the Premier, la which the school children will take part, while the Liberats are preparing for a counter demonstration in support of the Petitions from #rchbishops,, bi hips and clergy' protesting against the opening of the chorch are pouring in from all paris of the country,
Autherly to pin the charch is withbeld pending the aptation,
THE RUSSO-CHINA TELEGRAPH CONVENTION.
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The flags of the Customs, Consulates, and the different shipping firms are at half-mast, and much sympathy is felt for the family in their bereavement. His sons have been telegraphed for and are expected here t~morroW.
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Notices of Firms.
NOTICE.
THE INTEREST and RESPONSIBILITY of Mr. ABRAHAN EZRA in our Firm in Hengkong and China CEASED on the gist December last.
E. D. SASSOON & Co. Hongkong, 10th January, 1893,
For Sale:
FOR SALE.
THE SCHOONER
"MONTIARA,"
AS SHE NOW LIES IN KOWLOON BAY,
· Length .... Berm83
Entimations.
HONGKONG, CANTON AND MACAO STEAMBOAT COMPANY, LIMITED,
NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS.
YEARLY MEETING –f SHAREHOL-
Auctions.
GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION.
MONDAY,
HE FIFTY-THIRD ORDINARY HALF-Tale of Crown Land, by Public Auction, HE following Particulars and Conditions of THE *DERS in the Company will be beld at the to be held on the spat, on
Office of the Company, No. 18, BANK BUILD- INS, Queen's Road Central, on MONDAY, the goh instan, at 13 o'clock Noos, for the purpose of receiving a Report of the Directors, together with a Statement of Accounts declaring a Dividend, and electing Auditors.
The TRANSFER BOOKS of the Company | will be CLOSED, from the 17th to goth instant, Inclusivo.
By Order of the Board of Directors.
T. ARNOLD, Secretary,
· Hongkong, rath January, 1891.
HONGKONG RIFLE ASSOCIATION,
THE
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HE SHORTRANGE CUP and SPOONS will The Shot for on SATURDAY, the 28th inst. Time, 3 P.M. Ranges 200 20d 300 yards.
...75 feet. 17 feet, Depth of bold,
2} {eet. Registered Tonnage ...............................................75. tona. (Owing to recent alterations the extrying capacity of the Montlara has been increased to about 120 tons dead weight.) ***The Montlara was built fa Singapore, is most solidly constructed of teak throughout, with iron. wood frames, has recently been thoroughly overhauled under experienced European superins. The ANNUAL MEETING will be held at tundente, and is now la excellent condition. the Hongkong HOTEL at 4 30 P.M. on FRI. She is a very fast aller and a most suitable DAY, JANUARY 17th. wolkor las Casian kerosene trade, or would make a first-class lighter,
"Für Particulars us to Price, &c., apply to
R. FRASER-SMITH, 6, Pedder's HIN,
Hongkong, 17th May, 1992.
THEY LEAD THEM ALL, THE CELEBRATED CALIFORNIA WINES,
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from the well-known Vineyards of Messri, KOHLER AND VAN BERGEN, San Francisco, and JULIAN P. SMITH (Olivina) Livermore, California.
Guaranteed to be Pure and Unadulterated. Pare BLACKBERRY BRANDY and fresh of BARTLETT SPRING Consignments MINERAL WATER by each Steamer,
“Prices forwarded an appileation ta
MACONDRAY BROTHERS & Co.,
Commission Merchants, No. 30, Water Street,
Yokohatua."
We have the same weather bere as you are having is Shanghal. The thermometer went down to 14 degrees and le at the time erve 23 US BRE
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the 30th day of January, 1893, at 4. Pikkų kru published for general Information.
By Command,
G. T. M. O'BRIEN, Colonial Secretary.
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Colònial Secretary's Office,
Hongkong, 14th January, 1893.
Particulars and Conditions of the letting by Public Auction Sale, to be held on Monday, the goth day of January, 1893, at 4 P.M., by Order of His Excellency the Governor, of OneTM Lot of CROWN LAND, In the Colony of Hongkong, for a term of god years.
PARTICULARS OF THE LOT.
Boundary
No.of Sale.
Registry
Locality.
A Garden.
Tramway Termi
Measurements.
65
W.
ft. ft.
R
Annual Rt
Contents in
Square feet
Prics.
Upset
Inlaod
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Lat Na
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45.6
2,880 36 720
PUBLIC AUCTION.
Motions will be brought forward for extending the power of the Committee in reference to sub- iclotion, &c, and for admitting the Magazine Rifle at the Competitions of the Association.
--ED. ROBINSON,
Hon. Secretary, How how, 23rd January, 1893.
G. FALCONER & CO., WFACTURERS and JEWELLERS.
WATCH and CHRONOMETER MAN THE Undersigned has received instructions
INSTRUMENTS, NAUTICAL
CHARTS and BOUKS. No. 48. Queen's Road Central..
LEVY HERMANOS.
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DIAMONDS, WATCH,
CHRONOMETER CLOCKMAKERS. Sole Agents for PATEK PHILIPPE & Co.. Geneva, A great variety in Fancy Goods and "Optical Instruments.
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10, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL, Opposite the Telegraph Office.
DENTISTRY.
FIRST CLASS WORKMANSHIP
, MODERATE FEES.
Yokohama 12th August, 1892.
FOR SALE.
ESH BREAKFAST:
AUSTRALIAN CORNED)
BEEF Several Boys and Cooks waiting for eagage.
O. M. ANDERSON, 23. Lee Yuen Street East,
35 cents per D. MR
peocir, to degrees. The in the distance afe covered the latter to their side, and fin ly the outbreak with snow. began. At present there are still large rumbers of bad characters scattered about in Kangal, ready to make trouble and create disturbances. A short time aga placared of an anti-Christian nature was posted on the walls of the prefectoral college, exhorting the people to attack the Christians. Thanks to the facilities of the elec ric telegraph the officials are able to get qui intelligence, and are thereby in a posfiton to devise measures to stop such trouble in time.
A fire broke out this morning at 3 30 1.0. In the city in front of the Tantal's yamén, a hundred and fitr houses being comple ely destroyed. | ments. Shanghat Mercury.
CHILDREN starving to death on account of their inability to digest fod will find a most mirvel-
nas fond and remedy, in Scott's Emulsion of Fare Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites. Very Platable and easily digested. Red the follow ing testimonial all have prescribed Scots Emulsion' in cases of children suffering from wasting and m-l-nutrition and can report mos favorably of ite good eff er; it has been in each case taken most readily W. PIRK NY, M.R.C.S., Medic 1 Superlatend at, But'eigh Hospital. Any Chemist can supply it. A. S. Watton & Co. (Limited), agents in Hongkong and China-[Adyl.
To-day's Abertisements.
DOUGLAS STEAM-SHIP COMPANY, LIMITED.
The following story of the action of a women near Nu gpo ta in circulation :-It appears that the wain in was wedded to a worthless man given to every kind of v ce, the worst of it being his propensity for gossiping, by which he made numerous enemies. Premier,
In ple of the remon arances of his wife, who tried rpatedly to bring about a reform, he continued in bivalitous ways, until lately his late patrimony began meitin, away. One diy last month, coming back from the gambling den where he had lost every cent, he entered into a bargain with a party to sell bis wife, who being a good-looking w man was | Immediately t ken up by a buver md Ll, who gǝve $170. On the day fix d Li sent a chair to the house of the lady to convey her to his wi home. The husband being pressat was a kid to give an explanation, which he did. On bearing what was going to be ber fits, the wo man smi ed and told the husband that she had THE Company' Steamship expected what was to happen, · However, she abowed no reluctance in complying with the wishes of her husband. Bidding the chal- bearers wait a little, she went to her room and made her tallet, and at the same time took some oplum which she had to readiness. No suspecting anything the pe ple around did not watch her. Having arranged her hair she stepped into the chair and was borne away to her purchaser's house, where the poor woman died in the night, thus escaping the shamo and disgrace of entering into a second nuptial.
the
The W. C. Daily News rec-ired on mairing of the i theke wing official telegram from Leut. Bohr, chi f superintendent of the Imperial Chloese lege phs:**
Tientsin, 17th January, 1893. The Rusto-himee Tel graph Convention wis digned on August 25th st by Viceroy L and Count Chasini, and relfied by the Emperor of Chip on September 10 h last. It wasraillied by the Emperey of Risala on the 3rd instant, Declaratios of festion were exchanged at Tien on the gh in tint.
New connect, will be opened to the publle ars on as the extremely were winter permis the establishment of the lines of Junction on the Siberian frontier.
NOTES FROM CHINESE PAPERS. The extreme cold of the pat few days has caused ex raordinary misery amongst the poor people in Shanghai and district and several deaths from exposure are reported. On Tuesday morning two beggars were found frozen to death,
The officials of Shanghaļ were the other day invited to visit the Kangnan Arsenal and witness the trial of a new style of quick-firing gun, brught through, Messi, Carlowits & Co. The trial was pio:rounded a success.
At the recent examinations held at Nan
FOR SWATOW, AMOY AND TAMSUI.
"HAILOONG,"
Captain Roach, will be despatched for the above Parts on THURSDAY, the zốth instant, at Day- light,
For Freight or Passage, apply to
DOUGLAS LAPRAIK & Co.
General Managers. Hongkong. 24th January, 1993.
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#SHIRE LINE OF STEAMERS.
FOR SINGAPORE, HAVRE, LONDON, HAMBURG AND ANTWERP.
THE Steamship
"MONMOUTHSHIRE," Captain Caming, will be despatched as above
on or about TUESDAY, the 28th February, ́
For Freight or Passage, apply to
DODWELL, CARLILL & Co.,
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THE INSTITUTION OF ENGINEERS AND SHIPBUILDERS OF HONG- KONG, INCORPORATED.
Changin tergital of the province of Klang), two of the leaders of the late' rebelllah at Ping. buis-hulen, which occurred five months ag in conresin with the "Brothers" or Kokio. what Society, entered the district ostensibly as boxing masters, when baylog abused a aum- ber of the stoutest and most likely of the youths of the place as their popils, they induced, these young men gradually to enter into the ranks of the Society. This having been done, they were sent all around the country as p:d- fans camping various sorts of wates, and, as It is a common occurrence in county towas and villages the world over, the pédiars made themselve popular wherever they went, pro Machang Hall was received in audience by sombrie of the country side, Having TH His Majesty the Emperor on the 8th of the 11th obtained some five thousand followers in this soon, and started out from the capital immedia- tely to go to his new offer, as Governor of Shenal. At his leaving the clly vast crowds of high mandarlas repaired to the gates to see him off.
According to reports from Fuklen and Kuang, tong it seems that the South is sharing with us this severe cold spell which has made ihlugs as unpleasant for the poor people. On 16th fast, a snowinll of 6 inches was recorded at Sienchow, while at Kuangchow there was also snow, a very angsual occur esce.
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The Nanking V ceroy has given orders to have the waterways ins de the cay dredged and deepened, and has charged the soldiers with doing this work, The Nanking city being far removed from.iba Yangise, the supply for the inhabitants depes de solely on the tides which, sloce the winter songun began, have become low, bence the people have been put to no small discomfort and serious difficultler.
In order to induce a more copious snowfall, for which the farmer classes have been eagerly craving, his M fy the Emperor went in per son to the Ta Kảo Tun to offer up incense, and prayers on the 11th of the moon just passed, His Majesty also deputed bis officials in other. places to perform similar devotional exercises, and on the 7th inst, three inches of snow fall, so the solace and delight of the agilauluprints.
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THE SECOND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the above INSTITUTION
JOHN W. KINGĦORN,
Hon, Secretary, Hongkong, 24th January, 1893,
way, it was the intention of the leaders to extend will be held in the ROOMS. 13, Prays Central, their operations over a wider sphere until they on TUESIJAY, 31ST JANUARY, at 9. had obtained sufficient then to form a formidable army but this was frustrated by the active search alter members of the Society by the authorities along the Yang-tis-klang, and so a premalors insurrection came
to pass with disastrous results to the members of the Soc a y In the meanwhile everyone, whether civil or military, connected with suppressing the rebellen, has been raised one or two steps in rank by the Futal of Kinngs, and everyone, in consequence, appears extremely satisfied-except the poor rebels!
FOOCHOW NOTES.
· 14th January, 1893.
We are informed that the work at the new Arsenal Dikhas been pushed on rapidly during the past few months and that it will now not be long before it will be ready for msc.
There is an epidemie of small-pox and measles prevailing in the city and suburbs, and foreigners will do well to avoid the Chinese streets as much as possible, obliging their servants to do the sate for the present.”
There mid wa understand, altogether is the millionsires. The least wealthy of these is said various toa districts as many as eighteen reputed be possessed of two millions of dollars and the richest eight millions, all made out of the ion trade in its fonalaking days. In spite of the adverso turn taken in the trade they still continue
. On the night of the 14 h inslant a bold rob- News teaches us from Choong-Lock of the bery was commissed at Texochsochés, a town! propõe of the piase being in a staw of great diss
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THE
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the GOVERNMENT of HONGKONG
to Sell by PUBLIC AUCTION,
ON
TUESDAY, the 31st of January, 1893, AT NOON,
at his SALES Rooms, Queen's Road, A LARGE PORTABLE STEAM FIRE ENGINE, by Messrs. MERRYWEATHER & SONS, with patent- quick_Steam-Raising Boiler, complete.
TWO FIRE MANUAL ENGINES, by Messrs. SHAND & MASON.
AND
Particulars of these Engines can be obtained upon application at the MAGISTRACY, to the 1. Superintendent of the Hongkong Fire Brigade.
TERMS OF SALE: -Ca-b balore delivery. All
Lots with all faults and errors of description st purchaser's risk on the fall of the hammer.
J. M. ARMSTRONG,
Auctioneer.
Hongkong, 9th January, 1893.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
THE
or
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
PIANO, ITC.
HE Undersigned has received instructions
to Sell by
PUBLIC. AUCTION
ON.
SATURDAY, the 28th January, 1893. commencing at a 30 P.M. Sharp,
at his SALES ROOMS, DUDDELL STREET, A QUANTITY OF FINE
. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Comprising:- TAPESTRY COVERED DAWING ROOM SUITE, UPHOLSTERED FANCY CHAIRS, MOROCCO COVERED CHAIRS and COUCHES, OVERMANTELS, FENDERS and IRONS, SIDE, TEA, and CENTRE TABLES, CARD TABLES, Hall and Holz made DAVENPORT, PICTURES, CUR. TAINS, ORNAMENTS,
COTTAGE FIANO. by Octo, quite naw, EXTENSION DINING TABLE And CHAIRS, GLASS HACK SIDEBOARDS and DINNER WAGGONS, DINNER and DESSERT SERVICES, GLASS WARE CUTLERY, ELECTRO PLATED WARE, LAMPS, &C., &c,
DOUBLE and SINGLE` IRON BED STEADS, MARBLE-TOP DRESSING TA- ELES and WASHING STANDS, DOUBLE and: SINGLE WARDROBES with Bevelled Glass Doors, WRITING TABLES, CAR PETS, RUGS, &c.
COOKING STOVE,
&C,
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kc.
The above will be on view on Friday next, TERMS OF SALE-Cash on delivery,
Gro. P. LAMMERT,
Auctioneer.
Hongkong, 23rd January, 1893,
THE
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PUBLIC AUCTION,
“HE Undersigned will let by
PUBLIC AUCTION
WEDNESDAY, the 1st February, 1893,
ON
at 3.P.M. on the spot,'.
the several Lots numbered i to 25. on Piss to be seen at the Auctionser's Rooms, for
10-Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co, Ld erection of Booths and Malsheds on the
27-Ho Tung, Praya Central
8. Do. Bonham Strand, 67-Hughes, E. J. Vitoria Peak, -Hamphreys, J. D. Residence, 68-Humphreys, J, D., & Son, 38 & 40,
Queen's Road. 50-Imports and Exports Office, 7rJardine, Matheson & Co.
~ China Sugar Refinery, Town_Offics,
Do
East Point. 11.-Jardine Matheson & Co., Kerosene
Godown. 30-Joseph, H. H., Magazine Gap. 23-Jordan, Dr. G. P., Prays Central
Da
Reildence. 43 33Judd, W Magasino Gap.
› 64-Kennedy. J., Horse Repository. 644 Do Causeway Bay,
4-Laprak, J. D., Stewart Terrace. 54-Mackwoo, Frickel & Co. 35-Mount Austin Hotel, Nam Wo & Co, 1846-Optom Farm, Hau Fook,
69
(Osborne, E
[Marshall, A. M.
Peak Hospital,
Mountain View,
-Peak Hotel & Trading Co., Ld,
19-P. & 0.8, N. Co
31-Ray, E, C., Office. 34
Do Realdence, 45.-Rope Factory, West Point, ". 32~Sailors' Home.
Shewan & Co., Praya-Central, Stevens, G. R., Queen's Road.
Do Lower Robinson, Road.
Kolar Mesars. Kelly & Walsh, Limited. | 736-Victoria Hotel, Publis Telephone,
JAPAN SHA1 Yokohama.
· BANGKOK”~~.. The "Bangkok Times Offen, SINGAPORE...Mesars. Kelly & Walsh, Lamitad. [PARD) and)
Mesars, Amédéa Prince & Co. LONDON...
“THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH " OFFICE
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16, Watson & Co., A. 8jLd. *17 Wickham, W. H., Residence,
63,--Woo Kee & Co., Praya West, 38-Yon Fat Hong, Bonham Strand, In case of FIRE ring up No. 15, 1}} The Exchange is open day and night.
AHW.STUART HARRISON,
|| Hongkong, 5th November] függe
Government Ground adjoining the Race-course, north of the Grand Stand enclosure,”
TERMS: Cash,
For conditions of-Sale **
Apply to
J. M. ARMSTRONG,
Auctioneer, Hongkong, 2314 January, z8gt.
FOR SALE,
THE ENGINES AND BOILER OF THE
CHINESE GUNBOẬT '"CHOP.CHEUNG,"
AS THEY LIE AT ABERDEEN DOCKS,
THE Engines of the Chop-chasing were
constructed by Mesara, Inglis & Co., of. Wanchal, and are of the Compound Inverted Cylinder Direct Acting Surface Condensing type Cylinders 201 and 38′′ dia,,, with a stroke of 26.5 The Crank Shaft is 61" dia, at the Crank pla and y dia, at the journals. The H.P. Platon Rod is 3" and the L.P. 38" dia. The Piston and Connecting Rod bolts are a dia., Air Pump 143a día. by 13 stroke, Single Acting Circulating Pump 8 dis, by 13" stroke, and Double Acting (and Bilge Pump (one each) 3o dia, by 13”
stroke.
Thess Engines have been very litle need and ure in thoroughly good order.
Y
The Boller is of the Horisontal Multitabulas type, with three Farasces and vertical Dome on top. Its dis, is loft. 2o by gft, 10" long, external measurements | Furnaces, aft. 7′′ dia; Domaj 44" dia, by 4ft high ; "Tubes, 184 is number by ex, dia. It is in fairly good condition, having recently, undergone considerable repairs, and would fast in active service for over five yÜHIK. "The Ragines and Boller can be inspected on application to the Superintendent at Aberdeen Docka, Mg th *For further particulars, apply to
DONE. FRASER-SMITH,
6, Fedder's HAL Hongkong, 19th May, 1892,