THE FIFTH GYMKHAMA.
Lovely weather, as was almost as amter of course to be expected, occs/red on the day fived for holding the fifth Gymkhama, and a fairly large number of spectators assembled to witness the afternoon's sport. Among those present during the afternoon were H. E. the Governor General Black, CB, Commodore Boyes, R.N. and an unusually large number of ladies. band of the Rifle Brigade, by the courtesy of the Colonel and Officers, was on the lawn, and enlivened the proceedings by discourstag wery pleasing selecting of music during the lotervalu.
Much interent was taken in the various events the pony racing belag exceptionally splitted. With the course in very good order and the bracing coolness of the air, good times were made. The Ladies' nomination race WAS A source of amusement as uidai.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1895.
THE_KUCHENG MASSACRE.
PROCEDINGS, OF TIIK COMMUSION AT KUCHING.
JERRY-BUILDING IN SINGAPORE,
FOOCHOW, October 5th. -The examination of, prisoners re-commenced on the aged alto, and continued over the 24th. Six were examined during the two days and the building. The
three others were brought into court for re-ex- amination. The six were all found to moze or less implicated in the messacre, and with them the list of those among the prisoners actually known to have been present at Wha- sang comes to an end, though many of those
ULTA PULTA RACK. FOTT RAC'; open to all Europeans; distance 210 yards, Conditions Each competitor will draw for the man he has to run for.
The man he runs fer must be a competitor in the race.
The last men home will win the rst prize for the man he has drawn in the lottery..
The first man home will win the 2nd prize for himself. Note-
1. No man will know who he is running for until after the race is over.
2. A man may draw himself in the lottery. 3. If more than two prises are given, (say four) then the last two home will win the rat and 3rd prizes for the man they have drawn in the lottery and the first two home will win the and and 4th prizes for themselves.
Second Third. Fourth
$8.00 ranrusasanaero-en-sali:$6.00 1.
24.04
There were sixteen entries for this race, which caused a gordes of fun to the competitors. Poale, A.SC., won first prize for Brictwo, R B.; Ryder. R.B. won second for himself; Park, R.B. won third prize for Harding, R.B., and Corp. Hare, R.B., won fourth prize. FUE FURLONG RACE, HANDICAP, for all China Ponies; first prize à Cup presented by Lord
antled atand, accused of having been concerned in one way or another with the crime, Before the rising of the Court on the latter day two men were brought to, accused of having spread false, reports to the effect that the Prefect had been heard to say that the Christians were a troublesome lot and that the author lites would have to begin to deal with them as soon as they had finished with the Vegetarians. When questioned they denied flatly having done anything of the kind, and this in the face of their having been to see Mr. Banlater, og him to intercede for them with the Prefect! Finally, however, following the exercite of some little patience and some gentle pressure, they confessed; and after asking the pantan of the Prefect and the Com? they were warned and releas:1. Notwithstanding all this show of Indignation on the part of the Prefect it is more than fikely that the words attributed to him, and spread abroad by there man, were true. Then the opportunity was taken to touch on the proclamation trouble. It was scandalous to find after the Taofal had promised that a new proclamailon should be posted about the clie and suburbs that one
LONI ON. September 24th, The Times, in an article to-day, discussler the Blue Book en sanitary menire in Indis, refers to the ravages of Contagions Disense la the Army, and says it would seem to be one of the first dates of Government to consider how at their responsibilities to the Army and the patton bave en adequately d'acharged under the present system.
MELBOURNE, September 24th,
many years served on the Board. The Hon. J. J. Keswick and Mr. C. J. Holliday resigned thele seats on their departure from the Colony.
Mr. B. L. Rahardson, of the firm of Mesare, Bradley Co, was invited to join the Board,
In accordance with clause 86 of the Articles of Association, Mears, D. R. Sassoon and G. B. Dodwell retire, but offer themselves for re-election.
AUDITORS
D. Paterrn was found guilty in Melt sool. The Bord regrets to have to reosal the death wounding Constable Coughlin and sentenced to of Mr Robert Lyall, who for over nine years was to yaara "impikonment with a flogging of 10
one of the Company's anditers. Mr. W. Hutton lashes.
Potts was nominated to succeed him,
Mestis. J. H. Cox and W. Hatton Potts retire, but offer themselves for re-election.
Grosor B. DODWILL, Chairman.
BRISBAN September 24th. land have decided to pay off the balance of their The Discore of the Royal Bank of Qucons- first series of extended depoalts, which are not dor under the scheme of arrangement till 1898.
The inquiry Into the deaths caused by the collapsing of the new building on Kling Street, Slagapore, last month, has been closed. The evidence showed that the holldings were of such a complicated nature that the Chinese ballders could rot. properly watch The overbauging verandah caused the arches to lean, and this was accelerated by the rapidity with which the work was done. The mortar was not allowed time to harden, with the reauit that when unequal pressure was brought to bear the perpendicular ballt a rain drain into the centre of one of the way dot maintained. Föriber, the contractors pillars and this allowing water to escape on the day of the accident, when there was a very heavy downpour, further weakened the mascary. The result was a collapse of the pillar and then of the structure support by it. The verdict of the Coroner was, according to the Singapore Frus Priti, (kat "the deceased were killed by the falling of a house in Kling Street. This fall was chiefly due to faults Lieutenant Feary's A-cite Fxpedition has been construction by the builder, and as the bald-obliged to return after enduring terrible sufferings build the bullding should have been under the ing was one of an unnally diffi.alt lyre to
from cold and starvation, supervision of a qualified architect, Peck Kum Sal and Tan 700 Goan committed a rash and negligent act in not bringing to the notice of the Inspector of Buildings that a crack in the pillar bad
carred,
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Commenting on the disaster the same paper, on the 5th says:-With referonace to the recent disaster in King Street, there is one feature in connection with the now ascertained instability of the second pier under the three-storic house, the collapse of which it was agreed led to the catastrophe, which was not brought to notice at the laguest yesterday. We are Informed by Mr. | E. Osborne, the designer of Mess, Katz Bros' new premises, that, owing to a deviation from the plan, the effective area of this pier was reduced by as much as two square feet, first by being built one inch less in thickness than it should have been and secondly by the Insertion of pipe drain in sections. How far this, combined with the further weakcalag of the column owing to the fact that it divided into two, and the action of the contributory causes alluded to by the experts, brought about the crab, the enquiries
LONDON, September arth. A man prerinted a forged order on the Union Bank in Leadon and obtained the Jewels of Mrs. Lancity, the well-known actres", which were there for unfe-keeping They were valued at £40, 13
Franco has given no intimation of her desire to The Foreign Office authorities state that abrogate the convention for the j fat control of the New Hebrides,
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The Moslems in India are alarmed at the new regulations regarding the Meccs pilgrimage, and are petitioning the Vicemy against the proposals. reported in Pasis that the next Pope will be elected at Avignon, in France, and the old papal palace there is to be restored at a cost of £180,000 as per meat residence for the Pope. Colonel Gerard Smith, cousin of Lord Carring- ton, has been sppolated Governor of Western Australia.
SYDNEY, September 26th; Henry Coulson, a steward on board the steamer Australasian in Sydney, was stabbed to the heart by Thomas McLean, the assistant steward, with whom a quarrel had arisen. McLean has been arrest d for murder.
Hongkong, roth October, 18gt.
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
HONGKONG SHARE MARKET.
Hongkong, October 13th. Mr. Erich Georg, in his Weekly Shari List sued at noon to-day, states --
Business during the week ander review has ment in many cases. been pretty active and rates show an improve-
bayëra at the_lalter 'zale, a d no sellers under 813t H. G. Brown & Company's shares have been to demand for Manila: $4 has been paid, and more shares are wanted. The report of this Company for 1894 has been published, showing kous of $19,129.22 01 working account, which increases the balanco st debit of Proft and Loss Account to $66,204-35. A local Committed supervision has been formed in Manila, which has already shown such good results that a much better result for this year is in view. The ordinary yearly meeting will be held on 24th Instant, transfer books closing till that data. Hongkong Electrics have been dealt in to a small extent st $y to $6), closing with sallers ai... latter rate, Hongkong Ropes have been par. chased at $142 and more shares are wanted, Geo. Fenwicks have been dealt in to a very fali extent at $21, $ard and $ırð and close_steady" Hongkong Ices are wanted at $96, halders demanding an advance. Dairy Farms are offering now at $to. Ewas have been sold at Tis. 20.
SHIPPING AND MAIL NEWS.
MAILS DOE 1.
-Indian (Chelydra) 14th Inst. French (Saiasta) 15th inst. Tacoma (Tacoma) 16th fust. Australian (Airlie) atst inst. German (Prix Heinrich) aand fast, American (City of Ris de Fanstra) 22nd inst, American (Gaslíc) 28th fast, ・・
We are informed by the Agent of the Messageries Maritimes Co. that the steamer Salazie, with the next French mall, left Saigon for this port at 5 a.m. to-day.
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BANK SHARES.-Several transactiobs In Iccally and to Shanghai, at 189 to 100 per cent. Hongkong and Shanghala have been put through. grem, for casb, at 193 per cent, prem, for goth November and at 196 per cent. for 31st December, market closing quieter with a sale at 189 per cent, prem, for cash. The London quotation le £42 10%, od Nationals have been sald si 30% to the north, and at $11 locally The Bank of Chios and Japan, Limited, bás semtaded backward shareholders that the call of THE Canadian Peclic Railway Co.'s steamship ten shillings per share was due on the zud | Empress of Japan left Yokohama for Van- Jastant.
|couver yesterday afternoon.
THE Imperial German Mall steamer Prius Heinrich, carrying the German malls with dassa from Berlin to the 23rd ulto, left Colabo yester. day for this port, and may be expected here on or about the 22nd inst
MARINE' INSURANCES-Unions have been due at $192, $195, $200, $2021, 8205, $110 and $115, per share, closing with buyers at the bigher rate. This company has now issued the Toost for last year from which I take the following The net premium alta deducting returns and reinsurances, amount to $1,185,288.06. After providing for a bonus of 25 per cent, on con'ribations paid in April last, there remains credit of working account a balance of $439,177.18. Fram this sum the directors
SHIPPING RETURNS.
From 8 pm. yesterday to 8 pm, to-day, ARRIVALS,
“Charles Conyngham; second 70 per cent, of suburbs, it was thought that the wording of the arde, and yet to be made, willin due time explaid preferred against Howard Freeman, known as recommend the payment of a second bonus of 6 | CHingis amarrelingmör, from Australia.
entrance fees; third go per cent. Mr. Hart Back's Vollgear, 11st gib Mr. Buck I Captain Radclyffo's Dandy, tost tolb......... Capt. Radclyffe
Mr. J. J. Bell Irving's Daylight, 13 8lb...... Mr. Landale Mr. George's Harfang, Itat 1lb Mr. Fallerton Major G, K. Moore's Sweetbrier, a 1st ofb... Mr. Thomas
This was rather a poor start at the second time of asking, Dandy being well in the lead and Daylight second. This order was maintained until the home strali was entered, when Voltigeur, well ridden, came through the field esrily, leading at the laws and family whening by alx lengths from Dandy, Daylight third, three lengths behind. Time, min. zasecs. POLO PONY SCURY FROM THE 1 MILE POST 'IN; fox bona fide Poto Ponlen, catch weights, 12 stono or over, no allowances to riders as in Rale 5. previous winners barred; first prize
■ Cup value (coc); second the entrance fees; entrance $1,00, (Colour optional) Mr. W. A. Cruickshank's Simple Simon,
Owner Capt. Radclyffe's Pinchawig ..........Owner Chpt. F. R. Loveband's 7 be Friat......OWAY 3 Mr. A. D. H. Grayson's Gunner ..................OWEST Capt. Burneys' Harbre ........................................................Owner Capt. Thomas' Nixuats ...........................................
Welman Capt. Landale's Scamew Mr. Paley's Valbellab.........
Paley o This was a very scallering stat. Simple Simon at
at once settled down in the lead and kert It throughout, though hard pressed at the fish by Pinchawlg; whom he only birt by hall a length; Fifar was third, two lengths behind. The rest finished in a string. Tha", 1 GYMKHANA CONSOLATION HANDICAP. ONCE round, for ponies that have run in this reries of Gymkhanas and bot won a race; first priz cup presented by Mr. Hart Back; second yo per cent, of entrance fees. Third, 30 per cent. Mr. W. D. Graham's Baccarat, 11st b
Mr. Cruickshank 1 Major Thomas' Warlock, rost Blb......Owner a Me. Cruickshank's Simple Simon, lost gib...
Mt. Gedge 3 Capt. Lovebands' The Fair, rost gib
Mr. Radclyffe o Capt. Loveband's Q. C, 14lb.Mr. Paloy a There was a very good start, but near the gate Baccarat and The Frale took the lead, keeping wall ahead to the hill. Here Warlock passed The Frair, who was pumped, and later Simple Simon came into third place. Warlock made a bid for the lead by the elables, but was gcable to take it Baccarat ultimately winning by ten lengths Simple Simon had a fight for third place, but managed to "get there" by a length. -Ticar, 2min. oösec.
similar to the previons objectionable issue should have been placarded, and the Consuls expressed their Indignation at this in no measured terms. The excuse of the city magistrate was that his writer had made a mistake, and that he should be punished for it. This excuse was too this, and easly to be seen through. Because the members of the com- mission did not parade the streets of the clly and new proclamation would not be known to them, but here the use of the native Christina came la, They cooled it and gave a copy to Mr. limit to Bablater. There seems to have been no the attempt at bumbagging, of which this is one instance, and no wonder The Consuls had had nothing beyond their own wits to back them, and all praise is due to these able men who have stood their ground single-handed, so to speak, up to the present time, in salte of all provocations, against the wiles al the Chinese who were supposed to be associated with them and to help them in the work of this investigallan.
Taotsi H'au, who was reported to bave full powers to act, appears to
to have no more powerthan his predecessor. Every point of disagreement is tionis. Mr. Manificid received telegrams from referred to the Viceroy who is the chief obstruc.
Peking informing him that it was stranged that all criminals should be executed according to law, and that the Viceroy had been in tracted to this effect; yet up to the 30th alio, he had related to act on these instructions. Touching
on
ikis point before ibe Court rose, Mr. Mansfield and Colonel Hixion, in an argument with the Prefect, made the situation very unpleasant for the Chinese officials. Whether at this sitting or at some other time, it transpired that the Viceroy bad taken up the line that this dreadful massacre should be treated as an ordinary street braw! Is it possible that he can have been left in Ignorance of the thorough organization of the Scarcely. He can only Eave adopted this line pang, which went to Wha" Sanz to do the deed ?
of thought as a reason to abstract or delay the ends of justice:
Under date 30th ulto we learn that the Chinese, celog that the chief critzizule had. hern tried, thick they have bad enough of it Two Generals have returned to Foochow with tome of the soldiers; and tbls, although there are yet so many prisoners to be tried, and a hundred or more suspects sill at large.
At the last moment we get news from Kucheng dated yesterday morning. Matters were then stii
The Weekly Topicist" in the same journal says "We shall try to keep public attention swakened in this matter till a satisfactory find Ing has been arrived at, and the responsible parties duly punished, Unnecessary postpone from the pubile, will be regarded with suspicios, ments, evidence taken in camera, and withheld and if nobody is found to blame, there will be language in this column-the plain, artless, downright language of the Man in the Street.
NEWS BY THE AUSTRALIAN
MAIL.
The China Navigation Co.'s steamer Chinglu, Captain R. Innes, with the Australian mall, telegrams we are indebted to our Colonial arrived in harbour last night. For the following
exchanges :-
LONDON, September 15th.
Mr. C. Oliver Hellng, manager of the syndicato for whom the yacht Difender was built, denies the truth of the statement that the yacht has been sold to Mr. Vanderbilt, the American millloostre.
September 17th.
The firm of Clinch & Co., corn merchants, of Gloucester, has failed, with llabliltice amounting to £200,000.
A Swede named Sallentus has invested a radiator machine which, it is claimed, wilt pro- duce butter direct from milk lo one minute. lavention an important one.
Professor Long and other experts consider the
BRISBANE, September 26th, The Bank of North Queensland has given notice of the repayment of the balance of the deferred deposits under the scheme of arrange ment.
The charge of performing an illegal operation Professor Freeman, has been altered to one of murder.
BENBANK, September 27th, Private Grimes, of the rat Regiment, Brisbane,
-170 won the Queen's. Pilzs to-day with a total score
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE. and thus close the account for the year Sagami Maru
to meet abilities and claims will outstanding SĀNS Rom 1891. The position for the present year, Kwanght_manual afas a can be ascertained, is as follows:- Estance of working account to the 30th June, $683.136.15; add estimate of premium to 30th September, 8410,000.00 Total $1,091,338.15. From this has to be deducted the sum of
percent, on contributions, a dividend of $13 | Marquis Bacquežam per share, equivalent to 48 per cent. on the Foyle pald-up capital of $15 per share, and an addition | Hakol .................................. to the ene vu fond of $80,000, raising the Cheong Hoch Klan reserve to $1,050,000 The balance remaining
Hatton of $161,095.43 they propose to carry forward
Amigo
SUPREME COURT.
October izlb.
FIXTURES.
Tuesday, October 1518. 164-Lo Sul Tang v. Chao Yat Shun... 1819-Ng Lam Sing . Lam Kam......
Wednesday, October 16th. 733-Wilton v. Batterfield & Stre...
700.00
433.61
The following cases were fixed for the $336c00.00, the estimate of losses to pay, which respective dates:
leaves a balance of $757,216.15 at credit of
1757-Sal Hung Chong v. Ho Hing...$ 870.co transfer books closing on 19'k Inst.
Monday, October 14th,
working account. The 22nd ordinary meeting of the Company will be held on 30th Inst.. China Traders have been forced off at $701, but quickly zote again, and asles have been effected tince st $71, 873 873 and $74, the stock closing with buyers at 874 to $741, and no sellers except at Tis. 2221, and more abares could be placed. 10 advance.. North-Chinas have been done at
Yangtzes dropped to ŝtro in the north but have recovered since to $115, which I make the closing rates at equivalent rates shares might be placed on time. Cantons have advanced to to $192, at which rate they are wanted. Straits have been done at Bask to $25 and class with sellers at $2577
735-33
Thursday, October 17th. 1563-Leung Cha v. Cheang Tang......$1000.00
... Falday, October 18th. 1644-Tsu Chong v. Choo Tam Chong 1758-Ng S: Tang v. Wong Ferg...... 180r-Treng Lee C. Holdsworth... 1810-Llag Ka Kalv. Danenburg & Co. 1843-Cheung Tsung Lin v. Danceburg
& Co...
POLICE COURT.
66r.00 48.35 44.77 150.00
920.18
For breach of the Oğlum Ordinance sovan balance being sent up for perlede up to six men were convicted and one was fined $5, the
weeks. Four bawkers were find varying soms for unlawful streel selling and five more were fed $1 each for obstruction, and two $1 each and two $5 each for breach of the Markt molcted in $1, and for throwing diet Into the Ordinanca, Fer-kite flying a youngtier was
The Government of Quebec, Canada, has decided to grant appcmentary bonus of id. per ib, on all butter
SYDNEY, September 17th. - Handicap was won by Hopscotch, with Con- At the A. J. C. Spring Meeting, the Epsom
rallie second and Dalmeny third; 18 horses. started won by a bed la smin. 40) sec.
The Derby resulted in Rabray being first, Onward second and Mannlicher and Torreader dead beat for third place; 7 started; won by ata deadlock. The Viceroy is said to have given
two lengths in zmín, 40j.sec. fe on the queuilas of the condemnation of those
September 18th. The Metropolitan Stakes were won by Noble. Penalty. who were at Wha Sang, but it will probably he long before farther execuilang take place The man, with Woodland second and Ruenalf third. Het of the condemned had cat yet been sent to
MELEURNE, September 17ib. issue bis orders under some paltry pref:xt or kim, and
siler he gets it he will take his
An old couple named Joseph and Sarab Late, time to
aged 82 and 72 years respectively, were burned other, The Freisci has returned to Faochow,
to death in a house in Melbourne, with his retinue, disgusted. It is a more warte of
words to say there is a general feeling of Chinese respecting the present state of affairs.--- dissatisfaction among both Furopeans" and
tho
THE RIOTING AT HOK CHỊONG.
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LADIES' NOMINATION RACE. Start opposite the stend dismounted; at fall of the dig, moun!
FоCCHOW, October 5th, by athrup, ride round a fisg placed about 350 yards down the course, keeping It on the iritsing Facchow early last week' from Hok-Chlong In consequence of the disquieting news rench. hand and return past the winning post, rach competitor riding bare-back and carrying bie a reliable messenger was sent up to enquire saddle on his arm; doable girths to be used, into it. He has now returned and reports that and before commencing to unraddle; all pontes
competitors must ride at least 20 yards threatening rumours of a general rising against the Christians are rife there. The new magis to be upwarda 1a hands high. First Prize presented
by Mrs. Hawklas, second from the
trate, who has just been appointed by the Viceroy, Fund. Captain Loveband nom, by Miss Jackson..... I Mr. G. Paley nom, by Mrs. Moore,vensonna 2 Major Thomas nem, by Mrs. Bird...
Mr. E. R. Burdon nom, by Mrs. Valling...o
The race horse Paris. being well backed for. the Cambridgeshire Stakes.
LONDON, September 17th. A train on the New York Central line has run 4561 miles la 407 miantes. This is claimed to be the world's record.
The cricket match All-England. Stoddarts team, resulted in a victory for the latter by a18 runs. Stoddart declared his second Innings closed with only 6 wickets down for 2591 but the All-England team only made 68 in their second innings, -
September 18th, The New York Repablican State Convention has decided in favour of the nomination of the
herbour
one work's imprisonment was 'the'
THE UNION INSURANCE SOCIETY OF CANTON; LIMITED,
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The following is the report for presentation to the shareholders at the twenty-second ordinary meeting to be held at the Socfety's Offices at Boon, on the goth instant's-
The Directors have new to submit to the shareholders report of the business of the Society for the year 1894, and for the six months ending the gath, Juss, 1895.
1894-The Bet pramfum collected for the year, after deducting reums and selnsurances amounts to $3,585,188.06. After providing for * bonus of as per ceat, an contributions, paid in April last, there remains at credit of working account a balance of $439,177.18 as per annexed statement.
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A WARNING TO BHIPMASTERS, The British Vice-Consal at Ilolo has written to the Master. Attendant: at Singapore stating that there is no quarantine station at Iloilo so that vessels proceeding there unprovided with a clean bill of health, viséi by the Spanish Consul, are sent to Mariveles to undergo quarantine. Ta this connection the Stralis Free Preer of the gth lotant sixies that "bipmasters intending to prezzed to eliber olio er Cebu are warned that unless they hand absolutely ilaan Bills of Health and a clean visẻ, they should inform their consigners at Manila by wire before proceeding direct to these ports and thus possibly escape delay and sumirazzary szpenzt.
FIRE NEUR⚫NCEs have remained rather qulat. Hongkongs have found buyers at £262), but at the close shares are offering at that figure, with so buyers over $260. Chinas have been sold at 800 to $914, closing with sellers at the latter SHIPPING-Hongkong, Canton and Macaos have found buyers to a falt extent at 8361, but at that sate a few more shares are offering, Indo- Chinas, after quietoning down a little, have been dane *t 2583 10 £65 for cash and end of the month, market closing firm at the higher rate, with every prospect of further rise. China and Marllas have advanced several points and shares have been fixed at $66 to 37o; at the close I hear of an offer of $71 having been refused. Douglas continued in demand during the first two days of the week, and up to $72 has been paid for end of the SAIL-TONNAGE LOADING ON TO LOAD 1—For month; the stock closes quieter again with New York 1—Am, ship St. James, 1488 teas, possible acilers at $69 cash. The Consulting arrived gth October, Am, ship Celeste Burrill Committee of this Comorny bax decided to offer 1,764 tons arrived arst September. Am, shig P. N. Blanchard, 1,503 tons, arrived and to the shareholders (instead of reducing the capital, as suggested) a bonus of $13 par share, August, Am. ship George F. MANION to be paid out of the reserve fund of the Cam
1418 pany, but this requires an alteration of the horn, arrived 1st September, Am, br. Adam
tons, arrived
30th July, Er.t. 4-m. bk. Matter- articies of the Company, and an extraordinary W. Sois, 6000s, srived yth Septem
Am. ship General Meeting of shareholders has been called Wandering Yew, 1,660 tons, a for that purpose for 31st Inst. China Matusis her, Brit, ship Engelhorn 3,574 ions arrived yth preference shares have been fequired for at September. Am. ship Ellitan L. Robbins, per share, without fadacieg holders to sell.
1.704 ton arrive from Shanghal. For Callao :--- REFINERIES bave remained qule: Chinas Brit, bic, Lothair, 704 tous arrived a7th August. have droped further and shares have been sold For Valparaiso Norw, bi, Garika arrived at $10 to $106 Luzons have been dealt in to 5th September. Disengaged :-Brit, bk. B/m. a small extent si 865, but more shares are offer- Le Zacheur, 573 tan. Departures:Am ably
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however, that this Company kus Sam Skoffield, 30th September, for New York. been doing fairly well this year.
Brit, ship Lođakk, 27th September, för Maali, MINING STOCKS have continued very quiet, Ital. bk. Yapan, ith October, for Placo (Peru), The September crushing of the Panjom Mining Brit. bk. Lyndhurst, th October, for Ba Company is not considered good mengh by Francisca. Am bk. Frida P. Litchfield, 3in - many people, but I know that very satisfactory October, for Baltimore, Brk. bk. Camburdoen, news arrived by last mail, which, an Mr. Blamey 9th October, for Batavia: pat it, places the prospects of
of this Company
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Hes. L. P. Morton (Vice-President in the Cabinet of ex-President Harrison) at the next election for the Presidency of the United States.
From this sam the Directors recommend the payment of a second nous of 6 per cent on the batting for the Cambridgeshire Stakes, contributions, «. dividend of $12 per share, ta by his conduct encouraging this hostility to be ran at Newmarket on the 23rd October, equivalent to 48 per cent on the paid up capital against the Christians. One of thére Christians ] the Austrailan racehorse Paris, by Grand-Master and of $80,000) rzizing the Reserva, tó i quite a new light" Charbongnges no sales, and Scorra Emulsion of Pre Cod Liver Oil with of $35 per share, and an addition to the Reservo -Encas was severely beaten by the persecutors last Santo y sgainst alm. To-day one wager of £3,500 $1,050, The balance remaining, 8161,035.43, New Balmorals continge utterly neglected, with Hypophosphites is prescribed by Physicians ait
is now a strong favourite, at odds of 7 day week. His father had him conveyed to the to £500 was taken about him.
They propath forward to meet fabfifiles sellers and no bayers; I heard it rumoured that over the world. It is a remarkable semedy las magistrate's yamen, according to Chinese law, Australians are backing Paris heavily,E,
and Claims will
outstanding, and thus close the Mr. Henderson is desirous of leaving the employ Consumption, Scropuls, and wasting disease ADELAIDE, September 19th.
account for the year 1894.
of the Company. Jelebus have been done at and very palatable. Read the following WHE
reference to the division of profits the 3.10 to $3.30, closing with sellers at $3.10. have much pleasure t in stating that I have tried
report in Raube, 1st January, 1895, and although the old Articles were cancelled by special resolution on the 16th early part of the wank Dock shares ruisd quiet very efficient preparation, It was
Docks, WHARVES
with scrofulous diasase, and found it to be a court of jaitles! He then beat the father 70 Mrs, Dean, who was the alleged victim in May, 1894 the Directors have thought it sight bas standy, but news bas
taken without
to allot the usual two-thirds of the total profile as and had arrived at Yokohams, though no Chemist can supply it-Sale Agents for Houge floated successfally, Lordship Park, Stoka Newington, Na Aay bonus to contributing shareholders,
to have his wounds examined. This magistrate
o
at once took occasion to abuse both father and
A bill to reduce the Governor's salary to
Mr. D. Landale nom. by Miss Boyes, suomi O There was very little trouble at the start, and with the exception of loosening girths nothing was done til nearly home. Then Capt, Loveband, wall to front, slipped his saddle and came in with a commanding lead Palsy following is like good style amid much enthusiasm. THE GYMKHAMA CHAMPIONS, 1 MILE RACE, For ponies that have run in this series of Gymkhanas. Fiat Prise a Cap presented by the Hop. 1. 1. Ball-Irring, with groo added Second, the Entrance Tees, Weight for inches as per scale. Entrance 3.00, 0. Mr. Hart Buck's ch, Voltigeur, 1114 Ildik
son, and told them, because they were Christians £4.000 per annum has been carried
they were foreigners, and as such had no right committes in the South Australian Parliame Articles of Association apply only from the Ka business to Tipo AND GODOWNS-In the's Emulsion in a case of impoverished bloed,
to have their cases brought before a Chinese
SYDNEY, September 19th.
blows, and thus, invalted him. This was all the recent semastional poisoning case, sued her to follow the provisions of the Old Articles and in Beledi base come in since that the the least dificulty.”—A TRMŪZE PERKINS, 03,
fald and dons in open court before a crowd of people who of course looked upon it an
purgament to them to persecute and even kill the
What can be
Expected when the
authorities themselves, so I trenty rights and eat themselves boldly in opposition to the direct orders of the Hole Chiong, have long known that Impe- rial decrees had litle
shown them by Local
mandarins, but
sarel
bare wa had suc example of open and-gross disregard by
Owner & Chinese Imper jedict, lataly published
Captain Radclyffe'r ch, Dandy, 101t dibu......... Mr. W. D. Grahama's g.-Bacement, 1st flb.....
OWEAT
Cruikshan
Lord Chus, Coningham's g. Glenifer, Tost 4lbs.
3 an
OWARY a
Oven
·
hasband in Sydney for maintenance and an order for the payment of ras. 6d. per week war made.
LONDON, September roth. A Swedish savant has invented a machine to extract butter direct from mlik in ene minute. Trials of the machine have taken place in the presence of British dairy experts, who report mest highly concerning its capabilities.
Mr. Little's g. Chasul, tost. zibs.....O'Gormarthenammands of his Emperor. Isunch her at Havre sa 22nd August, wark
to
bees
1895. The position of the Society for the father" parculars árs to hand, and this has long and the Empire of Calas joe Walkins,
for the stack, business Co: Hongkongdot. Fresent year,
strong demand as far as it can be ascertained, is resulting at rates between 136 16 140 per cent, is follows i
Balance of Working Accouni
to the 30th June, as per annexed statement....................$ 683,#36.13 -Add estimate of premium to i
410,000.00
$7,495.236.35 Estimate of losses.to pay... 336,200.00. ***
757.236.15
30th September embra September 20th, The French fronched Pothwas, which slack fast on the:
a ways when an attempt was made to decree in favour of protection to De se tras Chinese subjects was hanging oral Martines Campos, the Spanish.com successfully launched and floated out of deak Major G. K. Moore's ch, Sweethrias, ziet gib
with the autistance of British tugs KONE before this official's eyes when he altered these Pads Paley of words and Ülegally beat this Christian. It is mander-in-chief in Cuba, has sentenced the This was an exceedingly good race, an even very much to be feared that the conduct of this captain of an American vessel to ten years originally fixed in the Articles of Affectation, The remuneration to Cirectors remains an start being made at the second til e pret the Stand Dandy and Sund end. Color magistrate is the protide to seral persect- Imprisonment for running the blockade in Cuban namely, $7,000 per annum, and while 201
with the tion of Christians Lay! others in a bunch and. Voltigeur in, tha raux,
The high
· WaleIK: the reax shikorities, have Hok-chlong This order was maintained, with the exception as usual, pay no attention to appeals ar bun they "appealed 15
widaleg to belog forward any mation on this subject, the Board feels that the figure is more of "some slight closing up, until the hill was warninga. They ware appealed to 2nd warned has been largely circulated among the students business of twenty years ago than to those of the A decree attributed to the Emperor of China suited to the sales of exchange and the Society's passed, when Voltigeur put on & suurt and tack again and again in the Kuchen troubles when le Cates, which commands all faithful Confaciant, ressent lime, and has therales shown the item the lead past the Black Rock Baccarat alss dras those troubled bircks out, but they turned to stone and shoot all Christlies and behead pamtely in the accounts for the consideration came up and took third place from Glaniles, deaf ear and did nothing. Y Dandy, will ridden throughout, pluckily Kape terribla result, We can came, to no other com- mradicated.
We all know the them witkent mercy, as such vermia must be of the shareholders,
takaong hang his second place despite the efforts of Baccarat, clusion but that these misthorities fully sympahias
SYDKEY, September sjed. Voltigeuron by
I GIORE, SAUCERAS & PHP Withy from Dandy, with there lote against Christians hase
Mark Twain's opening lecturp at- Sydasy: had have had to dupiera ika: death yam the rain the last geners; meeting the Directors pietved an insMSETTE SUCCESS,
September 23rd.
Wharf
Hittle antisz with prem, the stock closing a sallara së 140 per cent, prem, for A very fale bushess has been done fasciabat, Hengkang And: Kovicon f & Gedown Company's shares at $45, at which figure the market closes stázdy, “Wanchais and Amoy Decks na sales.
LANDS, HOTELS KİNİ ·
|BUILDINGS.---Hongkong Land Investment and Agency Company's shares have been taken at $673. to market closing
$63, strong with buyers at the latter rate, and no sellers under $69. Kowloon Land and Building Company's shares have not been able to custalo be got now at $18. West Points have dropped the rate, and, after sales at $10 and $1g, might a couple of points, and are on offer at $23. Hongkong Hotels have advanced to $17, A way large business, has been put through, in shares at Sok to $10 (mostly at the latter rase) Hemphrey's. Estatu and Finance Company. and a further rise seems likely. All shares of this Company are now allie, na will be mean by referring to list over leaf, pero
MEC-LWEOUT,Small sales of Grean shares are on BieroA, EK Walsen de Company's Islands have bees; reported at 115, but more
For Sale. FOR SALE.
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ГАРАН
AFAN COFYING PAPERS.
WALL PAPERS,
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8, Queen's Road Central,
Hanglamp, geð January, 18942