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VICTORIA DISPENSARY. S
FLUID EXTRACT OF MALT.
THE
use of that extremely valuable Food and Remedy EXTRACT OF MALT has been retarded by its usually viscid 'condition ; to obviate this objection we have had prepared a FLUID EXTRACT OF MALT as easily poured. out of the bottle and measured into doses as any other Fluid,
It contains as much of the DIASTASE as
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Two tablespoonfuls of our FLUID EXTRACT OF MALT contala moja nuntive and digestive
Value than à plot of the strongest Ale or Stout. Im 11. bottles 75 cants. Per doxan $8.00, Hongkong, 12th January, 1893.
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The same being specially selected by our London House, and bought direct from the most noted Skippers, are imported in wood and bottled by curselves, thus enabling us to supply the best growths at moderate prices.
same and quality of Wine or Spirit wanted, and In ordering it is only necessary to state the initial letter for quality desired. PORTS. (For Invalids and general Uu).
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A
B
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Alle Doure, good quality,
Green Capsule.................$10 Vintage, superior quality,
Red Capsulemus 14 Fipe Old Vintage, superior quality, Black Seat Cap. falc................ 14 D Very Fine Old Vintage, extra superior, Violet SHERRIES.
Capsule (Old Bottud)... 18
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A Delicate Pale Dry, dinner wine, Green Capsule... Superior Pale Dry, dinner
wine, Green Seal Capiale 7.50 Manzanila, Palo Natural
Sherry, While Capsule... zo Superior Old Dry Pale Natural Sherry, Red Seal Capsule............ 10
B
C
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D 'Very Superior Old Pala Dry, choles old wine, White Seal Capsule..... 13 E Extra Superior Old Pate Dry, very finest quality, Black Seal Capsule (Did Bottled)
CLARETS.
A Superior Breakfast Claret,
Red Capsule
For Bck.
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1.50
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PROFESSIONAL JEALOUSP.
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| Cleck-In drawing the decument. I have been careful to are the longest words and to omit all fjets, ideas and opinions.
Colonial Secretary-Keep It ap. Brown, and some day youll have my billet.
The Agents (Mesum Dodwell, Carli!! & Co.) Inform as that the Northern Pacific Steamship Co.'s steamer Victoria, from Hongkong, Shane- hal, and Japan, arrived at Victoria, B.C., on the aath Inst. on ber voyage to Tacoma.
A REVISED version of the Apocryntis from the same bands that revised the Old and New *Testamenta will soon rome from the aniversity presses of Oxford and Cambridge. This wi part of the original plan entered on in 1872 for the revision of the Bible.
In the Police Court this morning; Chinese witness under cross-examination. what you said at first-explain yourself.
Learned Counsel-What you say now le vol
WitnessWell, I thought LC-Yeu ma't think! Be like me never think f
Dr. BaxzSON Wright seems to have
to have been storing up a tremendous amount of energy to let loose on the world in the form of a report, nominally on the school over which he presides, but really on- things In general with little or no Ilmitation to his proper subject. He. certainly left unsaid nothing, that suggested Itself, and CAREFUL experiments recently made in Paris with aluminium indicate that it will be largely he unburdened himself on several matters used for ciensils of all sorts. It is less affecte? which he might profitably have left alone. Dy air, water, wine, beer, cider, coffee, milk, oil, It does not look well for a man who is Sea salt and vinegar alone affect aluminium, butter, etc., than are fron, copper, lead, zinc and required to draw up a simple report of the but not to an injurious degree. work done and progress made kn:chie -*- i school to spread himself over a long disquisition on Educational Theories and with only trifling. Incidental references the principles of modern civilisation,
way travelling is cheapest. It is said to be HUNGARY is stated to be the country where rail. possible to travel from Buda-Pesth to Kronstadt,
it is liable to a reduction of pre-half in the case a distance of sou rolles, for 6s Bd, being at the rate of six miles a penny. Low as this fare is,
perform. In particular, his remarks than ten to the work which he is paid to of laborers, journeying in parties of not fewer
HER USE OF THE FRANCHISE. "Were you allowed to vaté," said he,
As through the sheltered lane they strayed, What would you vote for-answer me
Protection or Free Trade?*
The gentle maiden hung her head.
While to her cheek the colour flew: "I would not care to vote," she said; "I'd rather pair with you."
THX telephone needs the open air to obtain the best results. To use wires placed under-ground, a metallic circuit will be necessary, similar to the one used on long-distance fines. To place the wires underground and to make a metallic circuit, which means to use two wires where are is used at present, will materially increase expenses, and the public mast pay for the luxury. As the number of wires is Increasing rapidly, it is evident that they must ere long be burled, Ts following, according to the Minneapolis according to the wealth of the unfortunate:- Fournal, are tables of diseases or crimes,
as to competition among rival school-In France the Government pays the pastors, not masters were indiscreet and radically only of the Catholic but of the Protestant wrong. It has long been recognised in denominations. This rule obtains also in the $1.00 British educational legislation that com-
Colonies, so that Mohamedan mosques are maintained by the State.. It costs millions of 1.10 petition is a powerful stimulant, that franes. There is a strong disposition to abolish payment by results cannot fail to produce the arrangement and have a free church in a free State; but Napoiron concordat with the the greatest amount of work at the least Pope stands in the way. expense, in education as in any other business, though of course there may be necessity to remedy the defects of detail which always arise when a new system is introduced. The world is governed by the laws of supply and demand; where the supply is best and cheapest the 1,00 demand must always turn in that direction, Irrespective of the reasons why one source of supply produces better 1.00 results than another. What the world
wants is "the best," not a lot of plausible excuses for inferiority. Any man of sense can trust his own judgment in ascertain- Ing which is really best, and which is only 40 in appearance. Stil, there 125 la a good deal of sound honest truth in Dr. Waton's remarks in deprecation of professional rivalry interfering with harmonious union on the part of various bodies combating the common enemy of $450 Ignorance, with its attendant evils. His 5.00 earnest exhortation to "the regiments of 7.50 the great army of progress marching, 12.00 together against the foe, not wrangling $50 with each other in, jealousies, 1150 has the ring of sincerity endless Drunk.
be heartily echoed by all friends of 18.00 true progress. But such noble professions of single-hearted principles come with 20.00 Indifferent grace from a man who rushed into print (and a low print it was too- the China Mad-for the express purpose of snarling at a rival of pleking holes in the armour of his brother soldiers in the battle of light against darkness. When the prizes were distributed at St. Joseph's College last year, brother Anbaux made some remarks which Jarred on Dr. WRIGHT's ear and caused some not very dignified correspondence; It is not for us, nor for any friend of education, to say who was wrong, but one cannot help thinking that the occasion was exactly one of that sort on which the principle of brotherly forbearance and mutual sympathy in the common interests would have shone most 1.40 brightly.
Case.
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B St. Estephe, Red Capsule... 450 St. Jullen, Red Capsule... 7
D La Rose Red Capsule..... 11.
Sainte Foy....
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Château d'Anglade 12 Château Haut Brion Lar-
rivet om 17 Chateau Mouton. d'Ariñail.
hacq'
HOCKS.
Nierstel.......
Hockheimer Rudésbelrer BURGUNDIES.
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20
1140 24
Chablis, white wing...... 13 Meursault, superfór white
wine...
30.00
Volnay, very sapeitor red
wine.
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For don
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BRANDY.
'A Hrenessy's Old Pale, Red Capsulen
B Superior Very Old Cogans,
Red Capsuleumám 15 C Very Old Ligear Cognac... D Hennessy's Floest Very Old Liqueur Cognac, 1872 Vintage, "Red Capsule
WHISKY,
SCOTCH.
A Thorne's Blend, White Capaulo ROTORLAGE
B Watson'sGlenorchy Mellow
Blend, Blue Capsule, with Name and Tredó
1.20
1.75
30
3.50
C Watson's Abelour-Glenii- vet, Red Capsule, with Nxime and Trade Mark 8 D Watson's H.K. D. Bland
the Finest Scotch Malt Whiskies, Violet Capsule
E Watson's Very Old L'queur Scotch-Wahky, Gold Capsule........
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Daniel Crawford's Finest
Very Old Scotch Whisky to IRISH,
A John Jameson's Old, Green
Capsule
ilmnemia
B John Jameson's Fine Old,
Green Capryle................ 10 C. John Jameson's Very Fine
Old, Green Capsule........12 AMERICAN
GIN.
Geraine Bourbon Whisky, Fine Old. Red Capsule, with our Name & Trade Markusnigtes 10
A Flag Old Tom, White
Capsule $50. B Flas Unsweetened, White
Capsule....
4.50 RÜM,RAH BT
C Fine A. V. H. Genova 535
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
A "BOOMER" G's man who has lots mate enthusiasm than he has anything to keep it on.
scrmon on "Dress,"
0.75 A PHILADELPHIA paper says that the only way it
pays a person to be his own lawyer is when keeps his own counsel;
he
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Theft.
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Will Street.
↑ Rich woman, kleptomania.
Rich man, shorisga.
Paar man, stealing,
(Rich man, debility, or heart failure.
Well-to-do-man, alcoholism. Poor man, delirium tremens, [Rich man, legitimate speculation.
Well-to-do man, dabbling in stocks. Poor man, gambling.
OWING to the Chinese New Year Holidays, on Friday the 17th inst, the Post Office will be entirely closed. Should the American Mail arrive the Office will be kept open one hour for delivery bat no lettern will be sent out. The night box will be kept open. On Saturday the 13th inst, the Post Office will be opened fram 8 am, to 12.30 mm. to despatch the American for Town, Feak and Kowloon, Should the Mail. There will be only one delivery at 12.10 p.m. German Mail arrive the office will be kept epen one hour for delivery. The night box will be kept open. The money order office will be entirely closed on both days,
NEXT Sunday, Feb. 1gth, is to be observed in all the Hongkong churches as a Temperance Sunday, and special sermons will be preached at St. John's, at Union Church, and at St. Peter's, and special collections made in support of a Seamen's Coffee House, which is to be opened in a few days in Queen's Road Central, under the sign of the Star. The house will be Alted as attractively and comfortably a possible, with an excellent cuisine and the best of everything in, the temperance
TBO
0.75 JOHN WESLzy used the well-known expression | line, in orde, to divert the seafaring community "Cleanliness indeedjoext to godliness,” in a from the ram milis and disreputable establish.
ments so numerous in that quarter. plan is worthy of all praise, for not even those who thrive by the trade in these low dens can deny that greecerely hoped that the & Star
a deal of harm is done by Coffee House will be a success. It will be an uphill struggle to make it pay; but we believe the Bishop,, Mr. Bondfield, and Mr. Goldsmith are unlting to support the movement actively, and no doubt. U it can be made to work well they will spare no effort in the good cause,
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The Namoa brought down yesterday from Foo- chow a pretly tiger cub, not more than a month' 1.00 old, caught by a Chindoin up the country, N
1.10 band,
1.00
:
Saltor--I came here to ask for your daughter's
Her father-She is my only daughter. SultoWell, sir, ona le all'I want
In Iceland men and women are in every respect 0.75 political equals. The nation, which numbers
about 70,000 people, is governed by sepresent 1.00 'atives elected by men and women together.!
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BLIND people are sald to be more numerous in Spain than in any other country..
TO-DAY being the feast of Saint Valentins, the Portuguese have obtained pärmission to thamp drums and blow whistles and make exhibitions of themselves all over the Colony.
Ford Mother-Doctor, my són faro dull. What shall I do with him 7.
Surgeon-Put him in the Civil Service and make him a Colonial Treasurer |
At the Magistracy to-day, before Capt. Hastings, a German gentleman was cher ed with criminal assault on #Chinese amsh. The caes was ad.. journed a week for further evidence.
Rev. Doolittle Dubbs-Why dont you swear off whisky 7
Old Soak-I have,
Rev. Doniittle Dubba-You really mean.It? Old Soak-Certainly. I touch nothing quid now, but gin I
MR. MITCHELL-INNES.
HOW TO KKIP ACCOUNTS.
In the Police Court to-day, before Capt. Hastings a coolle named Tal Chu was charged on remand with having on the 7th inst, unlaw. fully attempted to obtain from the Hongkong and Shanghal Bank Lő 108. gd, by means of a "ureless instrument."
John Charles Peter, sub-accountant at the B, S. Bank, stated that about a pm on the 7th Isat, defendant brought a cheque (now produced in court) drawn by Mr. Mitchell-Innes on the H. & S. Bank in London, cancelled by the Lon don office. It was for. 6 10s gd: The London Banks, usually return paid cheques to consti. tuents. Defendant was banded over to the police. He had effered the cheque for payment.
is. cheque signed by me. It has been cashed. Norman Gilbert Mitchell-Innes stated --This It la valueless. I believe defendant is the son of my gardener at the Peak I think I recognisa Glendower," at the Peak. His father is care him. He lives with his father at my house takar of the house, which is now empty. Defen dant's father would have access to the house.
DR. RICHARDSON.. an English physician who Li Fan, money changer, 175 Queen's Road has investigated the matter, says that the men Central, said that about eight or ten days ago a who work in the Parin sewers are as healthy a cheque was brought to him like the ong in Court. the average, and no other 800 men in Paris are Defendant asked witness where this cheque Richardson to ask "Do sewer men gain an Withess saw "Hongkong and Shangha! Bank" sa free from smotic diseases. This leads Dr. warissaed 2" but did not ask for money on it immunlly from contagion by their occupation, on the cheque, and told the halder, who then went tion of the spreading diseases ?". or are we at sea as to the mode of communica-away. It was the defendant who brought it
THE President of the Vienna Corn Exchange in Europe has ceased to be remunerative, owing to the development of new agricultural regions and a recent speech_rsid that grain-growing in
to the lowering of railroad rates. The only chance he could see for the European farmer in Central Europe Cheap water transportation was in the construction of a network of canals
would help the European farmer against the competition of the United States, India' and
Australia.
Ty steamship Cosmopolita, lately built by Mezars. G. Fenwick & Co, of Hongkong, for Tildar de la Ramı & Co, has strived safely at Tello, in four days from this port. The owner. has expressed the highest satisfaction with the vessel, and she was placed on the regular run: two or three days after arrival. She is 135 it long, 24 ft. broad, and 9 ft. deep, carrylag capacity se tous. Her engines ara triple expansion, 65 h.p.. 160 lbs. pressure, almost the She is largest ever built in Hongkong, guaranteed to steam ir knots, which she has exceeded. Messrs. Fenwick and "o. are now, building two other boats.
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TO-DAY'S SHIPPING RETURNS,
Inward. Charters Tower steamer from Kulcbinetzu Holrisis. ALĂ......stämisen
Holhow. ...Saigon.. Form Kintuck iticon 19
Woorang, Tatiang ..........................
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Aggregating 9,137 tons, register,
Outward,
steamer for Shanghal
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HERE are some recent inventions —
A tallor's measuring square with a plumb bob attachment.
A printing press operated by an electromag- netic mechanism.
A pneumatic cushion to be placed on the ends of telephone receivers.
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electrical insulation.
A process for making artificial mien sheets for
A paper kalfe that is especially adapted to cutter for window-shulter blinds, so that they
the wrappers on rolled papers. A stop
may be arranged at any desfied angle.
kept red hot by means of an electrical resistance An electric branding stamp, the type being An electric-light hanger that is adjustable to any angle by means of a universal joint.
A door lock so constructed' that when the key la turned it switches on the lights in the room. A mat formed of sections, each section having surrounding it, the sections, beleg. clamped & loop of rigid material with rings of rope together,rande pared TERA
A gravity motor for pumping purposes, the weight belog lifted to the top of a derrick, whence, by a clockwork bystebi, lf” operates a pump as its slowly descends.
An automatic medicine-stand for the home- opathically inclined, consisting of two cups, two spoons and an lodex that automatically murks the rest cup from which medicine is to be taken.
MR. CLEMENT SCOTT.
Tiang Ki, shroff in the H. & S. Bank, said that on the 7th last. at a p.m. defendant brought him the cheque now in Court, and asked for
latter replied that the Hon. N. G. Mitchell-Junes.. payment; did not say what amount. Witness asked defendant where he came from, and the the Colonial Treasurer, had sent him to the Bank with the cheque, Witness asked if said there was no need for a letter, as Mr. there was any letter with the cheque. Defendant
Mitchell-Innes had endorsed the cheque. WI ness then took the cheque to Mr. Low.. Did not know defendant.
William K. Low, clerk in the H, and S. Bank, in charge of the outward bills, said that the cheque was presented for payment on the gib init. It was worthless; whness took it to Mr. Peter, and told the shrod to keep the defendant until the police came.
Cue adjoained until Thursday next.
CORRESPONDENCE.
[We do not necessarily endorse sise opłulons expressed by *Correspondants in this column.)
COMPRADORES AND THREE OFFICERS QUESTION.
To rex Entron on TWN “Hexaxons Telegraph,” SIE,-Hoping you can spare a little space In your valuable paper, I send these few lines touching upon the much-rexed "Three Officers question. They (the knowing ones) 127, we have "Compradores and staff” to attend to the cargo exclusively. Very true to a certain extent and as long as everything goes all right, as hccident occurs or cargo damaged, but if anything goes wrong the first question is--Where was the chief officer? and if he did not happen to be on the spot and give satisfactory explana tions he is immediately on the "black list," and so be really has to be as much about as if he 'was in a home-boat.
Often in certain runs a chief officer may have been up all night taking in cargo, and leaving port at daylight and having to stay on deck till 8a.m., when he goes, below; there are some hundreds of passengers aboard and they usually make such a dio by gambling &c, that he can not get to sleep although he is an ordanelly sound sleeper; he gets his tiffin and goes on the bridge again at 7 pm, and there remains t! B p.m. when he goes below, putting in an appearatos at midnight having three and a ball hours' sleep if he was lucky; now, this man is supposed to be on the "Qui vive" between midnight and 4.m. I think your readers will agree with me that this sort of thing is unreasonable. If there were three officers, he need not come on deck till 4 a.m, thus having eight hours below, not to speak of more time during the day,
Some rumors are afloat regarding the raising of the pay; but I propose to let the pay remain as that is running to the China Seas, 2.4., local it is, and provide a 3rd officer to every steamer
discipline; and should you enforce it, the part "Another point that should be ventilated is, the way the Chinese have of disregarding the ship' of the "poor frall heathen" Is Invariably taken and you are probably minus your berth and prospects. A Chinese e ew in a coasting steamer bas better times and is infinitely better treated
for encroaching so much on your space, than a British crew is in the United Kingdom.
Thanking you in anticipation, and apologising
I Am
Yours truly,
EX-MERIDIAN,
Hongkong, 13th February, 1893.
| THE BOOK OF ERASMUS, THE SHARE-BROKER.
CHAPTER I.
The words of Erasmur, the son of a stock. Jobber and share-bioker in Hongkong. Vanity of vanities ; all is vanity.
3. Vanity of vanities, salih the share-broker,
3ble which be taketh under the sun 7
What preft hath a share broker of all the
One mining company cometh up, and another mlofag company goth down, but our pockets suffer for ever.
All over the world, wherever the London Daily These of Mr. Clement Scote the greatest Telegraph is known with it is coupled the dramatis critic new living Mr. Scott is in Hongking, on the way to Chicago, where he la to attend at the opening of the World' EXP Heft writing a series of descriptive articles for the Trigraph, in connection with which it is hate to the point whence they arose.
Properties also go up and go down, and ep record that Mr. Scott has secured a point of Our promissory notes go to the Sonth, and immense importancetojournalliin, and especial}| to critical journalism that every anicle shalb belum about ants, the North; they whirl about signed in full, el artisore alla AGW
continually, each broker's according to his city
WE are very well aware of the difficulties which Erround the censorship of advertisements, 1271 the British Medical Journal. We have almost Mr. Scott left London on Nov. 15th lust, and 7.--All the money hath run into the sca, yet weekly experience of them. Not only are large proceeded direct to Naples, whence he valled in the sba is not fully unto the place whence wa classes of advertisements systematically rejected the Bengal to Egypt. After short trip up the obtained the Reclamation. Ordinance thither wo by us so that they have ceased to be offered, but Nie, and visit to Cairo he came on from Sues seek to return it again, omd even with the knowledge of the principles of in the Mirandors to Bombay, (where he spent B-All orders are fall of bother's share censorship which we adopt, ingeniously adapted Christm12) and proceeded overland to Calcutta) brokers cannot execute them; the tongue is variants came babitually under notice in which from which contre be visited the principal citles,|| tired with coaxing, and the ear of hearing com WHEN a man is posscued of a mania to steal a it requires a grad desi of vigilance to detect Agra, Delhi, etc Salling again from Calcutta: plaință. (^.^)
covered infections of ethical rule. The rejection in the Bengal, Mr. Scott reached Colombs, where The speculation that hath been hath now. woman's shot, ihe Germans call It frauen was the sacrifice of many hundreds, nay, in hastayed a few days, visiting friends up the coun- ceased to bes the speculators that werp are now. schustehimonemanfe, It makes one shudder to think of what they might call it if the woman all of some thousands, a year of income from an try." Leaving Colombo in the Rohild Mr. Scott no more ; and there is no now speculation under
蛋 herself were stolen, Aga
always flowing Pictollan stream. But it is surely camogtraight to Hongkong, after the usual calls || the sanat a duty which all those, who aspire, and festly at Penang and Singapors. After spending a few fo.-There Blans, remembrance of former asphie, in their own columns, to be leaders of days in Canton and Miscap, he will leave by the things, neither shall there be any remembrance public opinion, guardians of public morality, Embrane of India on the sand last, for Shang of things that are to come with those that come and reformers of abuse, owe to the dignity and hal and Keber. After passing about a month, lashes Hopkite kursus worth of their ubiquitous and powerful lifuentes. Japas, be will leave, Yokoliaros, on the 30th 11-1 Eramus, was a leading abure-broker The prem, it has been repeatedly sald of late, is Merch for. San Francisco by the Chino, sad goin Hongkong day developing now powers and forming an estate direct to Chicago is Salt Lake City
Beyond which grews contiaually in
the opening of the World's Fair (15 May) Mr. In the THE steamer Proposils, which aired Yester Stale it is sometimes declared to be largely Scott's programme is at definitely settled, but 1.00 day from Saigon, met with wely heavy weather disuming the functions of the pulpit and the he li anxious to get back to his beloved London
and ran abort of coa). A few hundred bags of "platform: ». It leads craindes with fervor and side theatress and expects to arrive about the end of paddy had to be used as patent fuel, with fair | cerity, it pats social parity, benevolence, personal June, t success. What price fiebara
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THE Band of the 1st Shropshire Light Infantry will play the following programme at the Officer Mess, Murray Barracks; thle evening, com mencing at 8 o'clock
Oratarum. "Light Cavalry"
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13.—I have used all means to boom" the coacket and, behold, all is vanity and vexation of splitt.
14 The stock which is rotten cannot be made straight, and the money which is lost cautiot be recovered for
honor, physical and mental progress in the - Mr. Scott is greatly impressed by two fustaron foreground of its programme, This In the of Hongkong the harbour and Hotel, Kine editorial columas; but a few shillings or few tropical beauties of Colombo and the Stralis are hundred pounds often purchase, admission to gorgeous, but the calm, quiet splendour of another part of the paper for ekfely welled Hongkong Harbour, especially atteight, le garbage, palpable, monstrous and mischievous Indeed magnificent. As to the accommodation, 151 Communed with mine ows hasst, saying, Tying and hardly concealed plote for defranding, in all Asia there la not, he says, any one place) Alis] I was once doing a roaring: bislaosa, and terrifying and making miserable the unhappy so drafortable, cloal, and well arranged, so was gotting larger income than most merchants, visima of a system of mental initridation and perfect to the Brujsh dilan, as the Hongkong Ye, my monthly income was numbered in | drooption, gula peittotalt arat
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