Intimation.
The Shanghal Lisi positivaly Closes on 15th August; the Outport Litt will Close on the 31st August.
Dated the 1st July, 1896.
SHANGHAI OIL MILL CO.,
LIMITED,
To be Inenperated under the Companies' Ordinace 1865 to 1890 of Hongkong, whereby the liability of Members
is limited to the amount
of the
Shares.
CAPITAL 250 coo MEXICAN DOLLARS, „Divhted webs 9.500 Ordinary Shares of $25
each; and 200 Founders' Shares of
$35 anch
(A Power to increasi.) 103. Fun-e Shares are reserved. for the Piometers; the remaining of Founders' Shares wilt he divided between the holders of Ordianry | Shares. Each applicant for too Ordinary Shares can apply for one Founders' Share, Founders1 Share not taken up will be allotted at the discretion of the Directors. It is proposed to Irsue at present only 7,800 Ordinery Shares, of which 2,000 have been subscribed for, and wil
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1896.
To-day's Advertisements.
ZETLAND
LODGE
No. 545, E.C.
N EMERGENCY MEETING of the above A LODGE all be held in the FassAON HALL, Zetland Street, THIS EVENING, the 23rd Instant, at 8.30 for n s.m. precisely. V Brethren ara cordially invited to'altond
Hongkong, 3rd July, 1Rof,
WIRTH'S CIRCUS
AND
Frs$4
MENAGERIE.
Sole Owner................................MRS. HARRY WIRTH. Manager s
AJ. J. CAMERON.
LOCATION, EAST FOINT, NEAR KENNEDY'S STABLES.
GRAND OPENING, '.
be allotted; 1,500 shares are reserved for TO-NIGHT!! TO-NIGHT!! subscription at the Outperts to Cbl- and in Jazan, and the remaslaing 4,300,shares are now affered for subscription in Shanghai, payable as follows:
$10 ON APPLICATION;
$15 ON ALLOTMENT.
Directors:
W. H. SHORT. Esq.
HARNES DALLAS, Erq. | ROBERT A. ORD, Esq. WONG YIK YU, Esq. YANG TAI KEK, E1q.
Bankers:
THE HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. General Managers:
Me. FRANK DALLAS & Co. Legal Advisors:
Mesir. JOHNSON, STOKES & MASTER.
HE Company is formed for the purpose malacturing alt descriptions of VEGETABLE OIL The present auipat of O!! from native hand-mills is insofficleat to meet the general demand, besides being deficient in quality. In order to supply the increasing requirement of the market for a better descrip Bon of the Company propose adopting the kimprovet machinery similar to that used by the best Cill Mills in Eurove and America.
The petal object of the Company will be to supply the Local Market and Outports with OIL of superior query, at remunerative prices, which compre favou xhly who exit rates There is annbredie a praat demand for a beer class of VEGETABLE 4.1, thanly at present obrathable and with the rapid sulput and eepravalent working of a Mill, arranged on the best principles, the Company will be more than
Doors Open at 8 PM. Performance at 9 P.M. Sharp. CARRIAGES AT 11.15 F.M.
Although this 4.WIRTH'S CIRCUS'
First Visit to Hongkong, We hope that the Favourable Impression made in other parts of the world with the
Amazement-Golag Public
As an Establishment
07
STANDARD MERIT,
Will Entitle us to Ask FOR YOUR PATRONAGE, Ar Neliker
EFFORT NOR EXPENSE
Has
BIEN SPARKD
In securing FIRST-CLASS ARTISTS,
BOTH MALE AND FEMALE,
AND A
MAGNIFICENT STUD
OF
TRAINED HORSES,
AND
WONDERFUL PERFORMING WILD ANIMALS.
No Doubt a Number of
CIRCUSES
la compete successfully against native Have appeared in Hongkong, secss of which
Lind-mille.
"With the natural advantages that Shanghaf possesses in cheap labour and the ready supply of raw material, combi ed withe of the largest Oil markers in China, there is every assurance that the Company wil have a most successfal lature.
So far axep he siceriained native Sand Oil Mills have been earnlig for sema jezra p ́tt dividends of over 15% per annum.
The management and direction of the Com- pany will be in the hands of Messrs. FRANK DALLAS & Co., General Managers, but subject to the supervision of the Directors,
The Directors are in treaty for an eligible site for the M, and if not anticipated that there. will be any difficulty In ob laing land in a suitship Incall at a reasonable price. The plans of the Mil! Bulldogs are hejag prepared by a trel Architect, and as soon as the Shares are allotted, the buildings will be commenced.
The proprietors of Odinsey Shares will be entitled to a fenonlive dividend of 12% betere the holders of Foum ers' Shares participate in the profits. All the profits over and above 12% will be divided, one-half to the holders of Founders' Shares, and one-half to the bolders of Ordinary Shares,
The promoters will pay all the preliminary expenses incurred in the fornixtion of the Com pany up to the date nt allotment. The only contract entered into Is, one dated 1st day of July, One Thus nd Eight Hundred and Ninety- six, between Merges. WILLIAM HENRY SHORT, on behalf of the Company, and FRANK-DALLAS and Tang KITSUNO
Warre ne alinement is made the deposit will, be returned to full, and la case a less number of shares he allotted than is appited for, ibe surplus will be appropriated in whole or in part, as the case-nay he, to the payment of the amount due con allotment.
Prospectus and forms of Application for shares may be chained from the Company's Bankers and at the Office of the General Atanagers, or at the Office of the Legal Advisers, where coples of the Memorandum of Aqvelation of the Come pany and the Contract above mentioned may be Inspected.
Day's. Advertisements.
WANTED.
“AMERA ‡ PLATE for TRIPOD,
Apply, stating Panticulas and Price to
CARMICHAEL & Co., LD. Hongkong, 231d July. Red
[1168
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
THE P. & O, S. N. Co.'s Steamship
"FORMOSA,"
FROM ANTWERP, LONDON AND STRAITS. Consignees of Cargo by the above-named vessel are hereby informed that their Goods are being landed and, placed of their risk in the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company's Godowns at Kowloon, where each consignment will be sorted out mark by mark and delivery can be obtained as soon as the Goode Rre landed.
RTC
Goods will be landed here unless instructions are givez, to the contrary before 10 AM. on the 24th instant,
Goods not cleared by the 30th instantat 4 PM.
will be subject to rent
No Fire Insurance will be effected by ma in"
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any cate whaleyer:
All damaged Packages man be left in the
Godowns and a certificate of the damage
gave
EXCELLENT PERFORMANCES,
whlis with others
To-day's Advertisements.
NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD.
NOTICE.
STEAM TO
YOKOHAMA, KOBE AND NAGASAKI. (Passing through the INLAND SEL} THE Company's Steamship
"HOHENZOLLERN,"
Captain A. Harrassowits, will leave for the above Ports on or about WEDNESDAY, the agth Instant.
For further Particulars, apply to
The Hongkong Celegraph
HONDEONG, THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1896.
а
THE MILITARY CONTRIBUTION.
In
March last
very carefully prepared and very temperately worded Memorandum on the subject of the Military Contribution was prepared by the Unofficial Members of Council, was signed by them all, and was for warded through the Governor to the Secretary of State for the Colonies. This Memorandum lightly sketched the history of the Military Mulct, called attention to the readiness with which It had been sub-, mitted to in its various stages by the com- munity, and to their acceptance of the prin- ciple of a percentage. charge on the general revenue of 17 per cedt. 83 being fair and reasonable. It claimed that the Colony should be placed on the same footing as Singapore, that outwardment properly so-called in Hongkong, the though there was no municipal govern-
MELCHERS & Co., Agents.
(115
Hangkong, 23rd July, 1896.
NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD.
NOTICE.
STEAM TO SHANGHAL
THE Company's Steamship.
" SACHSEN,"
Captain H. Supmer, due here with the for the above place about 24 hours after arrival
For further Particulars, apply to
MELCHERS & Co. Agente. Hongkong, 23rd July, 1896.
Irisa
German Mail about the 28th Instant, will leave
Intimations.
DAKIN, CRUICKSHANK COMPANY, LIMITED, VICTORIA DISPENSARY,
HONGKONG,
AERATED WATERS.
*IMPLE AERATED WATER.
-
Marquia It has now resumed his dailes hich during his absence have been discharged by Count Karoda.
FORMOSAN AFFAIRS,
sum it was determined to pay 17 TELEGRAM S. percent, but it was at the same time unalterably determined that no altera- accompained aim to Formoss, arrived in the tion in our revenue, either as the result of capital yesterday afternoon. Legislative acilon or of the course of events, should be permitted to lower the amount of that contribution, however much It might be Increased. If the revenue fell, the percentage Was Increased. We have now the key to solve all the mysteries of the refusal to concede any constitutional freedom. An unofficial majority in the Legistative Coun- cil would assuredly reduce all purely local taxation the Light Dues to wit. A Muni- cipal Council
to be
would withdraw 8 large portion of the Revenue from the general budget. Neither alternative could be tolerated, as either would tend to reduce the Military impost.
Toxio, July talh. A telegram from General Tackimi at Talpah. dated the rath, last, rays:-Liest-Col Ima hashi's column attacked Fokulo at ro 30 a.m. on the roth and occupied the place. In this action officer and a man were wounded. Lient, Col. ɑhe man was killed and one non-commissioned
Imabashi arrived here on the 11th. He is now to advance upon the lasurgents in the vicially of Uarla, Major Matsu's column, two com panics of infantry and a battery of artillery, have gone to Shuibugai,
TOKIO, July 14th. Fesce has been almost restored between Hizan, Shingal and Kwaren. and Takow, which is under consideration, is
The reconstruction of the harbours of Kelunga estimated to cost some filly million yen.
A naval slation is to be established at a port in the Pescadores for the defence of Formous,
TOKIO, July 15th.. A telegram to the Goverment states that the total strength of the rebels in Formosa is a Hitle
Will our Legislative and Executive Councillors and our Justices of the Peace resign now and let the officials rule in peace, undisturbed by protests and free from disagreeable questionings? They do not want our assistance; they prefer to be without it. Let them have their way. TELEGRAMS. over 3,000.
(Special to Hongkong Telegraph.) THE REVOLT IN FORMOSA.
THE REBELS DEFEATED. PEACE RESTORED IN THE CAMPHOR DISTRICTS.
Anov, July 3rd.
A steamer just in from Taiwanfoo has brought the news that reinforcements of Japanese troops from Kelung arrived at Anping on the 10th and were promptly landed and sent to the front, near Hoonim and Chipchip. found in force on the 18th instant in a The insurgents were
valley to the north of Chipchip, near Tai- pin-ting, their headquarters. A desperate conflict ensued and resulted in a victory for the Japanese, who pursued the enemy into the mountains and occupied
general revenue contained very many Items which were distinctly and unmis takably municipal in their character, and which were raised and expended within the city of Victoria, and that, as in the Straits Settlements, these Items should be excluded from the calculation of the gross revenue to be rated to the Military Con- tribution. The Memorandum entered into &a detailed examination of these different items and clearly demonstrated their municipal character. The Memorandum then went on to particularize a consider able number of other heads of revenue included in the Estimates and swelling the Gross Revenue which were not in any sense revenue at all, as, for example, monies col- lected by the Post Office for the Postal Union and Imperial Post Office; eight thousand dollars charged the different departments of the Government for water supplied by the Water Authority-a mere book entry, and in no sense revenue or income; a sum of fifteen thousand dollars Inserted to cover refunds that might have to be made to the public during the year in respect of overcharges; a further sum of forty-six Tal-pin-ting. Owing to this victory the thousand dollars introduced into the Estf.Japanese were able to restore communi- mates for the first time last year for the cation between the camphor districts RASPBERRYADE, &c. sole purpose of swelling the gross revenue--where the rebellion first broke out and
in the form of "Appropriations in Ald" their base at Talwanfoo." -payments made for services rendered-The country lying between the camphor and, last but not least, the monies raised for the purpose of paying the interest and prin- cipal of loans for public purposes, namely, the Water Works, the Gap Rock Light, and the Central Market. In respect of these items the Memorandum respectfully re- quested the Secretary of State to direct their reconsideration and to give specific
SODA WATER.
LEMONADE
INGER ALE.
SARSAPARILLA
DAKIN, CRUICKSHANK & Co.'s WATERS are made under the constant supervision of a duly qualified English Chemist and will bear compa-
rison with the best English Manufactures,
Special terms to HOTELS, CLUB, MESSES and other Large Consumers.
STREET PARADES, FLAMING POSTERS} Any complaints should be addressed to the directions as to each:
AND
BEPUFFED ADVERTISEMENTS Really Centitated the Largest Part of the Show.
We Faithfully Promise to Our Patrons lo preduce
AREN C ENTERTAINMENTS
OF A
SUPERIOR CHARACTER, Equal to say ever Witnessed in this City,
and the Pablle " CAN JUDGE,
PRICES OF ADMISSION - Boxer Seating 6 Persons ro, Slagle Box Seats 87, Chaire on Ralzed Platform $1.50, Stall Chairs $1, Gallery $0.50.-Soldiers Half Price, excepting to Boxes and Exllery,
Received Sexy during the day at W. BREWER &.Co., UNDER HONGKONG HOTEL.
WILL T. DORRANCE, Advertising Agent.
Hongkang, a3rd July, 1806
CHINA NAVIGATION COMPANY, LIMITED..
SOURABAYA,
11339
FOR SINGAPORE, SAMARANG AND.
HE Steamship THE
Manager,
Honghong, and May, 1906.
A. S. WATSON & CO., LIMITED.
1427
CHEMISTS BY APPOINTMENT.
ESTABLISHED A.D. 1841.
MANUFACTURERS
UT
AERATED WATERS,
OUR AERATED WATER FACTORY is fitted with the best English Machinery, embody. ing the latest improvements in the trade.
The Purest Ingredients only are used, and the atmost Care and Cleanliness exercised in the
Manufacture throughout,
The Water goed is, 'proved by repeated Analyses to bo Absolately Paze.
For COAST PORTA, Waters are packed and placed on board ship at Hongkong prices, and "PAKUOI," Captain Stott, will be despatched TO. the full amount allowed for Paksgen, and Empties MORROW, the 14t Instant, at Noon.
when received in good ordet... For Freight or Passage, apply to
-DUTTERFIELD & SWIRE,
Agenta,
(1150
Hongkong, 23rd July, 1896,
CHINA NAVIGATION COMPANY,
LIMITED.
FOR SHANGHAI.
"HE Steamship.
THE
"HOIHOW,"
Captale Goodall, wil be despatched on SATURDAY, the 25th fastant, al 10 A.M.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE,
Agents.
Hongkong, 23rd July, 1806.
THE CHINA AND MANILA STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED.
THE
FOR MANILA (DIRECT). "HE Company's Steamship
"ZAFIRO," Captain Cobbas, will be despatched for the above Port on MONDAY, the 27th instant, af 52.M.
This Steamer has Superior Accommodation for Passengers.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
SHEWAN & Co.,
General Managers. Hongkone, 23rd July, 1806.
[1167 CHINA NAVIGATION COMPANY,
LIMITED.
FOR TIENTSIN.
THE
THE Steamship
"NANCHANG."
obtained from the Godown Company within ten Captain Finlayson, will be despatched on days sites the Vessel's arrival bere, after which | SATURDAY, the 1st August,
no Claims will be recognised.
H. A. RITCHIE,
Superintendent,
Hongkong, 23 July, 1896,
For Freight or Passago, apply to
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE, Agenta, Hongkong, 3rd July, 1596.
Counterfoll Order Books suppiled on application, Our Registered Telegraphic Address is "DISPENSARY, HONGKONG," And all signed messages addressed that will receive prompt sitenilor,
The following is a List of Waters always kept ready in Stock |–––
PURE AERATED WATER,
+
SODA WATER,
LEMONADE,
POTASH WATER.
SELTZER WATER,
LITHIA WATER,..
SARBAPARILLA WATER,
TONIC WATER,
GINGER ALE,
GINGERADE.
No Credit given for Bottles that look dirty or greasy, or that appear to have been used for any other purpose than that of containing Acrated Wait, as such Boilies are never end again
by us,
His. Excellency the Governor in for warding this Memorandum very strongly supported it on all points, except as to the municipal character of any portion of the Colonial Revenue. As regards this matter, he simply puts, it that, in his opinion, the position taken up by the memorialists is untenable. Curiously enough, he and his Colonial Secretary were the very first to raise this question and to claim that a very considerable portion of the general revenue should be exempted from the military tax because It was in its nature essentially municipal. It seems strange that his opinions should have undergone so considerable the 28th August, 1895, the date of his a variation in the interval between
RIPON, and the 21st April last; but more despatch on the subject to the Marquis of extraordinary conversions than this occur repeatedly in the case of devoted Govern- ment officials. With reference to the Post Office, the Governor made out even a stronger case for the Colony than the Unofficial Members did. He urged that only the profits accruing to the Colony be treated as Revenue, and that to do other- out of the working of the Post Office should
wise was to tax both capital and Income Instead of income only.
districts and Taiwanfoo is now clear of rebels, and as soon as reinforcements arrive from Hiroshima the rebels will be followed up. In the mean time the troops will probably remain on the defensive, and givo protection to merchants carrying on business to the districts from which the rebels have now been driven out.
REUTER'S MESSAGES.
MATABELELAND.
LONDON, July 21st. Sir F. Carrington with a strong force attacked the Matabele stronghold in the Matoppo hills. After a fierce resistance the position was carried. Sixty of the enemy were killed. The British
fosce last three killed and eleven wounded.
..
THE OUTBREAK ÎN CRETE,
Canes and Candia. British and French war
Fighting has been resumed in the vicinity of
ships have arrived at Heraklion (? Herakles.)
(From Diario de Montia.) NEW SPANISH WARSHIPS,
MADRID, July 13th. The Government has definitely decided to put- chase the Italian craisers Garibaldi and San Martin, now at Genos. One of them will be sent at once to Cuba from Genos and the other is
expected to be ready for sex by the end of the year. The Government has entered into contracts for the construction in England of two large men-of-war.
OBITUARY.
MADRID, July 13th. The eminent French Cardinal Mgr. Bourret He admitted and the distinguished Spanish artist Moreno the abvious justice of the claim made by Ayala are dead. the memorialists as to the "Appropria- tions in Aid," as to the entries on account of water, supplied, and as to the monies raised to provide for the payment of tho interest on loans and for the repayment of the monies borrowed,
-
•
REPORTED DEATH OF M. HITROVO.
TOKIO, July 14th. A telegram has been received by the Govern ment announcing that M. Hitrovo, Russlan Minister to Tokio, who went home on a holiday a few months ago, has died suddenly.
THE GERMAN TREATY.
TOKIO, July 15th.
The new Treaty with Germany was approved by the Privy Council on the ixth lost, and Immediately ratified by the Emperor. The ratifications will be exchanged at Berlin, The provisions relating to patents and trade marks. in the new Treaty will be put inla operation immediately after, the exchange of ralifications.
JAPAN AND SIAM.
TOKIO, July 15th. who is now as a visit to Tokio, have proposed Messrs. Kobayashi Kasuo and Iwamoto Chitsunn and Mr. Watam, a Slamese gentleman to organise an association to be called the japan- Siam Society, with the object of promoting com merce and Intercourse between Japan and Slam, same name existing in Bangkok, through co-operation with the Society of the
RUSSIAN RELIEFS FOR SEOUL,
TOKIO, July 15th. Intelligence has been received to the effect that 34 offices and men from the Russian gun- boat Mandjour, now lying at Chemulpo, pro- instant. They were to sellave the guards of the Russian Legation,
ceeded to Seoul la a steam launch on the 12th
THE TYPHOON.
22nd at 4.10 p.m. there was a typhoon North In the weather report issued by the Observa- tory officials this morning it is stated :-" On the of Formosa approaching the coast between Foo chow and Shanghal. On the 23rd at 10.20 .. the Typhoon centre moving northwards bad just passed to the North of Shanghal. At 11.20 .m. the barometer showed a heavy fall at Shanghai and a light fall between Foochow and Hongkong, while at Bollano there was no change. Pressure remains low generally with no marked tendency to increase to the South and it is likely that an.. other depression may form in the N. part of China Sea,"
CABLES BROKEN BY THE ZYPHOON, following Express this sitemoon:-Commuules- The Joint Telegraph Companies issued the on between Shanghai and Japan is totally interrupted by the typhoon, and restoration ca rat be expected for three or four days. In the meanwhile telegrams can be directed via Djoulia (Persia) at $4.85 per word.
A mall for Japan closes at Shanghai on Saturday next, at zo m
J. M. BICK. For Hanager in China.
At 4 pm. the barometer read 1943-
JAPAN TIDAL WAVE RELIEF FUND.
Mr. Jackson begs to acknowledge with thanks Subscriptions already acknowledged.......$3.645 the following donations to the above Fund -
K. O.............
Slace received:-
J. M. Armstrong....
T
$3665
LOCAL AND GENERAL..
ON the r5th lastant the Kobe Relief Fund amounted to $6,137. °.
THE Kuala Lumpur golf Unks are considered to be the best in the Straits.
YESTERDAY Prince Charles, of Denmark, and Princess Mand, of England, were to be mailed
at Windsor.
MADRID, July 13th. The death, at Berlin, of Professor Canlas is announced.
MADRID, July 16th. Cardinal La Valleta dled yesterday in Rome.
THE WAR IN CUBA. One would have naturally supposed
Manam, July 13th. that so moderately worded and so
Commander Gana his commenced the recon- obviously just and fair a representationstruction of the old Jacara road connecting Santa made on behalf of this thoroughly loyal Clara and Puerto Frecipe. dommunity by its representatives, elected and nominated, and backed up by the Governor, with the assent, it must be assumed, of his Executive Council, would In consequence of the rapidity which charac. come from Canton, have met with at least a moderate amount terizes the reconstruction of the jucara road the THE Rev. Alfred Ill wil conduct a Children's of consideration at the hands of the rebels are retreating towards the East. The Service at 4.30 pm. on Sunday, 26th instant, in officials at the Colonial Office and would tops are advancing along the road after the the Peak Church. Hymns-Nos. 337, 339, 313. have received a reasoned reply. But no, Mr. CHAMBERLAIN's reply is a curt and simple refusal to consider the matter, and an intimation that even if the representa- tions of the Unofficial members and of the Governor were found to be correct and to necessitate a reduction of the amount of the gross total revenue of the Colony, It
** Our contemporary the China Matt was in would only entail a re-consideration of the
erne last night in mailing that --eplum "bad - percentage rate. In other words, that if
been found on the promises of the Honghong ihe avaliable taxable revenue was to be
Telegraph. We are sorry to say that wa are reduced, the rate at which the Military It is expected that the Treaty of Commerce not in possession of or responsible fjethe whole Contribution la leyled would have to be between Japan and China will be signed in s of the houses on Pedder's Hill, There are sine raised. The Secretary of State can see low days. The plenfpatentfarles have disagreed of thers in all and we only rent two and a half- no unfairness in dealing in one way with in their interpretation of the clause in the Nov. 6, 7, and g. The opium was found in the Shimonoseki Treaty relative to manufacturing
enemy, usually ending to the retreat of the rebels, Reports of animportant "brushes" with the are constantly being received at the War Office, day there were two, ons of which is said to have THERE were no cases of plague yesterday. To- July 14th.
robels, strengthening of the garrisons in the forts. He IT is reported that the Japanese Government----
General Weyler has ordered the immediate and 346. has was increased the strength of the flying as decided to establish a naval stallon in the columns
MADRI, July 16th. Pescadores (probably st Makung) for the defence The rebel Chief Gomes and Calizo have bem
of Forbiosa,
stopped in their march eastwards and our troops caused them to retire to their old positions:
(From Japanasa. Papers.) THE NEW COMMERCIAL TREATY, Tozzo, July 13th.
the Straits Settlements and in another | in Ching, and the Ispanese plenipotentiary cook house of No. 1.. The wemain s izvested was way with Hongkong, tor is there any has answer to Sir WILLIAM ROBINSON's repre- the provisions in the new Treaty relating to the belonging to that house and is hauled considered it advisable to withdraw the wiis of or visitor vleis cook except that if they were allowed to preval would indefinitely delay the concinsten of the of the night. Mr. Chesney Thincan's alterca sentations about the Post Office revenue, subject, because the discussion of the question off to the Palice Station in the middle there must be similar allowances in other Treaty. It is thought that there is no need to directions.
repeat these provisions in the now Treaty, an tion with Sergeant Phelps simply a monnied they are exprenly stipulated in the Shimonoseki to a demand for bla wamran-ke having, Treaty, and the sights of Japan in connection as it appears, searched the whole of our the winter will in no way be impaired so peamises and Sergeant Phelp's rather folent long as the Shimonoseki Treaty holds good,
refusal to show the warrant." Wa 'pi urpose.. looking m. Utila feather into the matter and
It is as we have always thought and said: The Colonial Office and War Office combined have made up their minds that this Colony shall contribute a definite sum A. S. WATSON & CO., LD,rison. That happened to be about 17t of money towards the support of the Gar- THE HONGKONG, DISPENSARY,
Heughang, 4th July, "Elöl,"
THE PREMIER UN TOXIO, July 13th Marquis Ito walled upon the Emperos atracain If the Bergeant and his ingia n el per cent of our then revenue, and, na o'clock this morning and reported the result of Excise oficials were authorised in acting' as we preferred a percentage to a fined | his tour to Ternicus Marquis Salgo, who i they did