To-day's Advertisements.
ZETLAND
No. 525, E.C.
LODGE,
REGULAR MEETING of the above
A LODGE all be held in the FREEMASONS
HAL, Zetland Street, THIS EVENING, the rat Têbruary, 21 8.30 for 9 p.m. precisely. Visiting
·Brethren are cordially invited to attend.
· Hongkong, 1st February, 1897,
NOTICE.
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ERT WILLISON'S GREAT WORLD
BERT
CIRCUS
AND
TRAINED ANIMAL EXHIBITION,
IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE LATE" ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER THIS MORNING,
THE OPENING PERFORMANCE IS UNAVOIDABLY
POSTPONED
TILL
TO-MORROW
(TUESDAY), 2ND FEBRUARY,
Hongkong, 1st February, 1807,
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~HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA DOCK
THE
COMPANY, LIMITED.
NOTICE TO SHARIFOLDIRS
“HE ORDINARY YEARLY MEETING DI SHAREHOLDERS be held at the OFFICES of the COMPANY No, 14, Praya Central, on MONDAY, "be 22nd February, 1897, at 13 o'clock Noos, for the purpose of receiving the Report of the Diretore and the Slatement of Accounts to the 31st, December, 1895, and of approving by resolution of the proposed purchase of Hong-Ham Inland Lots Nos. 171 and 172 and of the proposed extensions to Kowlojn Marine Lot No. 27 and to Hung-Ham Marine Lot No. na lermi to be stated.
The TRANSFER BOOKS of the Company will be CLOSED from the 8th to the 22nd February, both days inclusive.
By Order of the Board of Directors,
THOS, I. ROSE,
'Secretary,
Hongkong, 1st February, 1707.
HONGKONG FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY, LIMITED.、 NOTICE TO SHARKHOLDERS.
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THE TWENTY-EIGHTH ORDINARY ANNUAL MEETING of SHAREHOL DERS in the above COMFANY will be held at the OFFICES of the COMPANY, Pedder's Street, on FRIDAY, the 26th day of February, 1897; at 11.40 of the clock in the afternoon, to receive Statement of Accounts to 31st December, 1896, and the Report of the General Managers, and to elect a Consulting Committed and Auditors
The TRANSFER BOOKS 'er the Company will be CLOSED frota the 13th to the 26th February, both days inclusive.
JARDINE, MATHESON & Co., | General Managers, HONGKONG FIRE INSURANCE CO. LD. [216 Hongkong 30th January, 1867.
J. AREVALO,.
MANILA DENTIST,
No., RIPON TERRACE.
OT..
MODERN AMERICAN SCHOOL AND
Doks
APPARATUS
all sorts of Aftifida! Teeth and
Filings.
CURES DISEASES OF THE MOUTH AND
BAD TEETH.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1897.
Co-day's
Advertisements. The Hongkong Telegraph
MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA," LIMITED,
I HAVE This Day HANDED OVER
CHARGE of this Branch of the BANK to Mr. JOHN THURBURN.
J. W. R. TAYLOR. Hongkong, 1st February, 1897
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NOTICE. XE have This Day_OPENED & BRANCH Wfost Firm in STAMORA!.
SHEWAN, TOMES & Ca Hongkong, 1st Februsy, 1897, [ass
"NOTICE.
XXE have THIS DAY established onrealvas W
at HANKOW and CANTON.
Mr. JOH THYEN has been Admitted a PARTNER in our Firm at HANKOW.
Mr. W. MELCHERS has been Authorized to Sign our Firm par Procuration at.Cameron.
MELCHERS & CO.
Hosakawa, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1897,
THE PLAGUE IN INDIA:
1 Indian We gather from the latest exchanges that the panic which has set in amongst the trading and artisan classes at Bombay has at length reached the
TELEGRAMS.
Army Medical Department for volunteers for plague service in India.. Those who are selected will start for Rambay immediately,
(Special to Koda Chronicle) TEK CAREW CASE. THE DIFENCE OF MES CARIW,
YOKOHAMA, Jav, z3rd.
Mr. Towder to-day commenced Min address in
.
His Excelency the Governor, has been pleased | INDIAN BAMINE RELIEF FUND. to recogalse, provisionally, Mr. C. Bearmann as la charge of the Danish Consulate, during tho' lemporary absence of the Consul for Denmark. A DIVIDEND of 7) per cont, on the reduced share capital for the working year ending 30th June, 1896, has been declared by the Florio Rabanion Sieamship Company.
DURING the week arded the 17th sltimo 124
A meeting of the Indian Famin! Rellat Com- 'mittee was held to-day at the Colonia) Secretary's Offies, Str J. W. "Camlogton (Chief Justice) residing. There were also present Mr. Justice Sercombe Smith, Hoos. J. H Stewart Lockhart,
R. Beillios, C.M.G., C. P. Chater, D. He Kal, Wel Yak, JJ6Roll-drying and. T. H. Whlichenḍi, Mesars }. J. Fruocis, Q.C., E, W. Mitchell, St. C. Michaelsen, A. McConachle, A:
mill-hands and two Bombay mills have through it at noon, when the Court adjourned til Cases of small-pox were reported in Kobe pre-Coxen, N. J. Ede, D. R. Sassoon, N. A. Steb
closed in consequence of the determination of the workers to leave the city. Up to the date of latest advices the mills had been particularly free from plague and the panic is ascribed chiefly to the exam- ple set to the men by some native mana- gers in leaving the city. A general exodus of the mill population of the city { would mean the addition of close upon a quarter of a million people to the ranks of the unemployed in the country dis- tricts. These people would
500 exhaust their resources and the burden of supporting men,
who had voluntarily abandoned remunerative employment would probably fall upon the State at a time when the famine will be absorbing every availablé rupos.
Letters continue to be received by the THE
"HE Undersigned has received lastenctions Press urging the closing or removal of the Government Law Class and the closing of the schools and colleges. The Govern- ment has, however, wisely decided not to close these institutions in order to give no
I encouragement to the wholesale flight now taking place. Next to the measures that are
Hongkong and Shanghai,
1 February, 1597...
PUBLIC AUCTION
OF
BILLIARD TABLES;
to Sell by PUBLIC AUCTION
ON
SATURDAY, the 6th Febray, 1897, commencing at 3.30 P.M..
(330
at his SALES ROOMS, DUDDELL STREET. ONE THURSTON'S ENGLISH, Full Sixed HILLIARD TABLE, with BALLS, &c., &c.
|
delence of. Min. Carsw. He was about half Monday.
In the afternoon the Jury inspected the hense lately occupied by the Čarows."
· (From Kode Chronicle) -THE GERMAN MINISTER AND THE
` -----` STUDENTS.
Toxio, January' agıd.
A' communlestion was recently mado hy the
authorlifes of the Metropolitan Police Bureau to the German Minister in regard to the alleged antal by His Excellency on two students of the Selja Gakku. The German-Minister has replied ring that he had no intention of siriklag the students, but li the whip did in fact touch them, he was very sorry and ready to apologies. The Police authorlifes have referred the reply to the Foreign Minister to-day,
As a question was asked respecting this matter to the House of Representatives, it is said: that the serales of segotiations will be reported i to the House and the German Minister will write a letter of apology. It has been rumoured that the German Minister w-uld go home in conse quence of the trouble. This is Incorrect. His term of service has expired, but His Excellency will not return in Germany until the negotiations for the supplementary treaty are completed. He
about March next.
fecines. In Oraka 45 cases were reported an the 17th ultimo, 54 cases occurring in the urban
districts:
THE departure of the Belgie for Honolate and San Francico is indefinitely postponed. The
BIZT
Pacific Mall Ilner leaving for San Francisco will be the Pers, sailing at noon an the 13th instant,
*TO-MORROW being Chinero New Your Day there will be no-lane of the Honghing Te grapk, und we therefore avall ourselves of this opportunity to wish our Chinme friends
A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR..
THE Z. & C. Express says:-The present year may see a change of Govertons in Hong kong, as Sir William Robingon is bellaved to desire a holiday. Rumour aleg says that the Governor of the Siralts will be returning on leave, and is unlikely to go out again.
A. G. Romano, Ho Artel, J. S. Van Buren, S. J. Raymond, T. Jackson, J. Y. Vernon, H. N.
Mady, Li Sing, D. Gillies and D. R. Crawford, The Chairman read the following telegrams "From the Governor to the Viceroy of India: Would a small contribution from Hongkong to Famine Fand be acceptablo ?
ROBINION"
"From the Viceroy to the Governor. Hong- κους.
The Famine Fund Commliise will thankfully sceent any contributions "
"From the Central Commitee, Calentis, to
the Governor, Hongkong The Contra! Com mites of the Todian Famine Fund,TM Calenits, earnestly solicits your cordial co-operation, Highest possible scope for private benevolence. outside Siate relief system. -- Arga and numbera affected enormous; diitress rapidly increasing. |-Feel-aurs - pilvations of millions of Industriade poor will arouse profound sympathy of all classes and all astions. Committee make urgeat appeal to you to organise relief fund. Will be deeply grateful for contributions which will be publicly acknowledged, Sir Francis MacLean, Chlef Justice of Bengal, is chairman of com- mitten.
ONE SMALE PARLOUR BILLIARD being taken to keep the city clean, nothing! therefore expected to remain in Toklo till | MR. F. ̈LY; Marlyd, manager of Willison's | Secretary that his Company would convey all
TABLE and CUES.
Also
A QUANTITY OF JAPANESE BAMBOO FURNITURE. TERMS OF SALE :—Cash on delivery.
GEO. P. LAMMERT,
Auctioneer, Hongkong, rst February, 1897.
Intimations.
DAKIN; CRUICKSHANK
COMPANY,
VICTORIA. DISPENSARY,
HONGKONG.
can be of greater Importance than the endeavours that are being made to hold the population together and prevent unnecessary panic.
THE NAVAL PROGRAMME.
Toxto, January 23rd. The Ministry has amended the naval exten. skan scheme proposed by the last Ministry, It has been decided to increase the tonnage of the four first-class czriters, for the Grat stage of the extension, from 7,500 tons to 9 000 tons and
Grea! World Clicus, informs us that the opening has had to be postponed until to-morrow night In consequence of some of the equipment belag late in coming to hand. The horses and animals have arrived here in splendid condition.
OWING to pressure on our spice we are reluct satly compelled to hold over a budget of late. resting Tuif Notes" by Early Bird. We shall give them together with a report of Wednesday's gallops in our next lasue, fe, on the 3rd instant, interesting.
The acting local Manager of the Talsgraph Company (Mt. Bullard) coiläed the Private
messages between the Governor and the Viceroy free of charge, and he had lostructed the Madras office to the same effect,
Mr. T. Jackson was appointed hon, treasurer to the fund and Hon. J. H. Stawast Lockhart was appointed hon, secretary,
Mr. J. J. Francis, Q.C., proposed that the -commilize should place itseliin communication
with the committee to be formed for the cele bration of Her Majesty's Goth year of reigning and inviia them to consider the advisability of devoting part of any funds they raised to the Famine Relief Fund.
Mr. Vernon seconded the motion. Mr. Jackson opposad, ssying that the Famine
brailon Fund.
Mr. Ede also opposed the proposal, --
The lamentable death of Dr. MANSER has a significance from a professional point of view which must be regarded as faad of the highest importance. It establishes 10 to extend the steel armour below the water line. Alterations have also been made to the the important fact that a large category plans for the two first-class craisers for the of cases in which the early and pre-recond stare, making the vessels armoured dominating symptoms are mainly respira-cpleer. When the whole programme is com- &tory are really cases of bubonic plague. pleted, there will in the Japanese Navy sight
In three instances the bodies of hosptal | armoured culsera, each 9,000, tons, and four and we promise' our readers that they will be | Fand should be entirely separate from the Cela. patients who were reported to have ded battle-ships, each of 14.000 tons. The total of pneumonia have been examined during tonge of the naval fleet will be over 125,000 the last few days, and bacterial observa- tion made it clear that, though there wis a complete absence of bubonic symptoms, plague was the real cause of death. This being the case, the difficulty of dealing with the disease is so much the greder, Inasmuch as these cases have not the more obvious symptoms of plague, and are pro- LEMONADE.bably diagnosed as pneumonia, fever, or bronchills; hence they are not reportedas or other plague, and no disinfection effective precaution is taken. --
AERATED WATERS,
'IMPLE AERATED WATER.
SIMPLE
SODA WATER
*INGER ALE.
GINGER
SARSAPARILLA
RASPBERRYADE, &C.
DAKIN, CRUICKSHANK & Co's WATERS are made under the constant wupervision of å duly gasithed English Chemist and will bear comp rison with the best Eagilah Manufactures.
Special terms to HOTELS, CLUBS, MESSES and
other Large Consumers,
Any complaints should be addressed to the Managar,
Hongkong, Joth January, 1897,
1437
TO SUBSCRIBERS.
TO THE HONGKONG SUBSCRIBERS TELEGRAPH ARE MOST RESPECTFULLY REMINDED THAT ALL SUBSCRIPTION: MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE.
A. S. WATSON & CO., LIMITED.
ESTABLISHED A.D. 1841.
WINES SPIRIT S.
AND
Patients will be attended at their own houses il bought direct at first hand, imported la wood
desired from 9 A.M. to 2 PM. OFFICE HOURS from 3 P.M. to 5 P.M.
'+ ALL thera are selected by our London Hour: and bottled by ourselves, thus saving all later. mediate profits, and enabling is to supply the best growths at MODERATE PRICES.
No. 9, Ribon Terrace.
Hongkong, ut February, 1897.
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F
"GLEN" LINE OF STEAM PACKETS. FROM LONDON AND STRAITS.
THE Steamship
"GLENARTNEY" having arrived from the above Ports, Consignees of Cargo by her are hereby informed that theft Goods are being landed at their risk into the Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Whart and Godown Company, Limited, at Kowloon, whence delivery may be obtained.
Options! Cargo will be forwarded unless notices to the contrary be given before Noon TO-DAY.
Carge remaining undelivered after the 7th instant will be subject to rent
No Fire Insurance has beau affected. Consignees are requested to present all Claims a for damages and/or shortages not later than the 14th instant, otherwise they will not be recognised.
All broken, chafed and damaged Goods are to
be left in the Godowns, where they will be
examined on the Bib jostant, at rr A.M.
Bils of Lading will be countersigned by
JARDINE, MATHESON & Co.,
Agents
Hongkong, 1st February, 1897...
CHINA NAVIGATION COMPANY, LIMITED,
FOR TIENTSIM (DIRECT),.
THE Company's Steamship
"KWEIYANG,"
Captala Osterbridge, will be despatched as showe OF THURSDAY, the 18th instant. For Freight or Pausage, apply to
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE,
Agents
!
Hongkong, 1st February, iby).
PRICE LISTS, with Fell Detalls, to be had on Application.
before use.
PORT after removal should be rested a month When required for drinking at once it should be ordered to be decanted at the DISPENSARY before being sent out,
SHERRY-Excellent Dinstand Dinner Wlues of very superior Vintages. Alt true Xeres Wines CLARET-On Clarets, including the lowest Priced, are guaranteed to be the genuine product of the juice of the grape and are not artificially made from raisini and currants, -as is generally the case with Cheap Wines, BRANDY—All our Brandy is guaranteed to be pure COGNAC, the difference in price being. merely a question of age and vintage, WHISKEY-All our Whiskey is of excellent quality and of greater age than most brands In the market. The SCOTCH WHISKEY marked "E is universally populax, and is pronounced by the best local connoisseurs to be superior to any other brand in the Hongkong market.
We only guarantee our Wisks and SPIRITE to be genuine when bought direct from we in the
- Coast Ports.
Plague has also broken out at Poma and the authorities are taking all possüle steps to prevent the spread of the disease. So far as can be ascertained the cases ire confined to persons who had lately visled Bombay; but this can hardly now be said of Kurrachee, where the plague seems to have got a firm footing.
toos.
}
· (From L'Avinte du Toužín.) TRE ITALIAN CHAMBER,'
PARIS, January and” The Italia Chamber is dissolved.
THE TSAR.
PARIS, Jannary arad The Tear was present yesterday at a review of the St. Peterburg Garrlion,
THE PLAGUE CONFERENCE.
Panis, January 24th France will join the sanitary conference which Is to meet at Vienne. She has forbidden the Mahommedans of Algeria, Tenis, and Senegal to go on pilgrimage to Mecca.
Crowded meetings of all nationaltes continue to be held at various placer to the discuss methods of checking the spread of the disease and to provide for the sere
gation of the inmates of houses in which cases have occurred.
THE PLAGUE IN INDIA.
PARIS, January azıd
Mr. Justice Sercombe Smith spoke in support of Mr. Francis's motion.
On a division being taken the motion was negatived by 13 votes to 8.
Masks Benjamin, Kelly and Potts in their Share Report issued this afternoon state :- During the few days open to business a fair amount has been transacted, but without chang- lng rates to any material extent, with the excep-forthwith and the Tang Wa Hospital committee tion of Chica Fires, which have had a sharp
It is very sanaying to strangers to these parts to be chested by offensive coolles demanding more than the proper fare. This morning one of this lik, Lan Lung, was charged at the Maglitency with leylag to extort more than the legal fare and, admiting the offence, was promptly fined $5.
LEUNG CHI, for, was charged before Cap,
It was decided to issue subscription Hats
is to be communicated with in order to raise | subscriptions, amongst the Chinese residentà The latter movemost was proposed by Mr. Ho Me and seconded by the Hon.” Wei Yok.
THE MILITARY CONCERT.
·· Lovers ́of· martial music bað a rich treat in the Theatre Royal on Saturday night when the fuil bauda (brass and drums and fifca) of the West Yorks repeated the grand military concert
The bubonic plague is 'soreading in towns in Hastings this morning for carrying arms through the piccolo performance being notably beililani.
neighbourbed of the city of Bombay,
(From Bangkok Observer) NOTHING SETTLED.
LONDON, Jan. 15th, The statement of the New York World as to and America having come to an
Madrid,
TELEGRAMS.resent with respect to Cubs is denied In
[Special to Hongkong Telegraph.), THE CELEBRATION OF TH QUEEN'S REIGN.
CORRECTION.
AUSTRIA AND GERMANY,
LONDON, January 17th,
Count Golachowski is visiting Berlin and has been received with marked honour. There is no doubt that his visit has a special political objset,
SINGAPORE, February 1. It should, have been "stated that the
THE NIGER EXPEDITION.
LONDON, January 19th. Municipal vote is $5,000 for festivitleand $50,000 for a permanent memori of Two hundred mailnes have been ordered to The Government ctrl-Renie, as well as the St. George, the flagship public utility. bute equal sums for these objects. The general public will be asked to contbute' $100,000 towards the memorial.
[The mesinge published in our lastine, which is now corrected, read as follows The Singapore Municipally have voted $5 for festivities in connection with the celebras of the Queen's long reign in Jane next. Omus dred thousand dollars have also been vat for * permanent memorial of public utility The Government has signified its latention to atri- bate aller sums towards there objects."
REUTER'S MESSAGE.
SOUTH AFRICAN AFFAIRS.
DEBATE IN THE COMMONS.
LONDON, January E. In the House of Commons Mt. jeph Chamberlain eved the re-appointment the Chartered-South Alica Company Hlry Commies with the addition of Siv J. Lock
Mr. J. M. Maclean moved an amendin to' drop the Enquiry, which he said was injedi.
ant and needless.
to
Sir J. Lubbock, who seconded the fad. ment, sald, that it was the duty of the Hp consider the beat Interests, of the Empard that the enquiry would revive racial The debate was adjourned..
at the Cape.
Th
THE QUEEN'S SPEECH, “ Parliament has been opened. The Queen's speech telèrs to the massieres la Tarkey, to the Dongola expedition, and to the Arbitration treaty with Americs. The Queen further directs the Government to take the most stringent dosatèle measures to eradicate the plague in India.
LOCAL AND GENERAL
TE. Priam Wijkelm lelt for a czuino, yester-
Touron.
A CRICEET "match-Hills v. Pisins will be played to-morrow, tranding commencing. At
I altri,
A new
concert WES
lately given by them at the Rink. . Mr. Sam „Marks, the manager, was wire in having'secured the Theatre for the occasion, every part of the house being crowded. The programme consisted of aplos
and
operatic selections in the first part, the streets on the goth ultime without a, ilcense
the feature is and threatening to shoot P.C. 303, who arrested beautiful descriptive fantasin entitled "The him. He was fined $100 with the salternative of Smithy in the Wood," and the sweet music at 6 months' hard labour for thefirst offence and 14 | birds, the villagers byms, and the clang of the days for the second. Being unable to pay the blacksmith's "sledge" were listened to with
and fapt attention
most enthusissically fine, he went in,
applauded, the encore being inevitable. A comet solo "The Lost Chord was particularly good, A RUMOUR WAS current this morning to the and the fall band rext gave a selection from "William Tell (Rossini). The price de affect that four cases of plague had been reported | resistance was the "British Army Quadrites,TM
H
#
to the Sanitary authorities during the past 35|la which the music illustrates the movements in casp, the attack, a batilo hours. We have made careful faquiries and are 4 milliary
and the victory of the
Bridal arm% glad to find that there is not a vestige of truth The success of the performance was remark in the report. No cases of plague kavo been able and, the bandamen were heartily reported for a long time`past, and the death-rate cheered when they, illustrated the entry of is lower than it has been for years past, -
English, Irish and Scotdah regiments, the liter of course being played in with the bagpiper, See the Conquering Here comes » made a fitting finale to the plece. Afterwards * God Anthem were played and the audience remelund Bless the Prince of Wales" and the National
standing throughout instead of hurrying off, | us is usually the cars. The West Yorks hand- master, Mr. W. G. Bentley, A.R.CM,, is once which he has brought his band, ancha fine- more to be congratulated on the perfection to body of musicians being a valuable acquisition. to Hongkong, and one that is highly appreciated.
| THE L. & C. Express suyu :--The able letters that are appearing from the Special Correspon dent of the Times in China as to the financer of that country are certainly interesting reading, and if the facts are not quite now they are at all events presented under new aspects They again exemplify a point we have more than once commented on, namely, the cuzlans spectacle of a people that, in its commercial classes, can stand forth as" of the highest probity, whilst the official · classes via with Tukey for-corruption and venality. Unlike Turkey, however, both official and commercial classes in Chian spring from the same stock
GERMANY AND CHINA.
V
A SCHEME FOR THE FARITHIOM OF CHINA,
We find it stated in the Léndon and China Express of January 181, received by the French
THR French cruiser Izly left yesterday for The letters tend to show, as other recent email yesterday, that the Berlin correspondent of despe has done, that Chins can support the busi a leading London daily reports that in com- "den of the larga indemnity she has to pay, even" || marcial circles, in Germany, far more than among without an increase of the tariff, I her finances fournalists and politicians, the new -Russo- were only properly administered, and with more Chiness Convention is the subject of ilvely liberal treatment accorded to commerce. The discussion. It is generally regarded as÷an« forsige merchant is also not unwilling to agree to other masterpiece of Russian diplomacy. sa augmentation of the tarif in return for a Walle Kempe, and above all Germany, were deflnite knowledge of what lekin consists, and courting and fastering i Hung-chang, who... for fecrease in facilities of transport.
ALL the Banks and Insurances Offices, the Port Office and other Government offices will be closed to-morrow.
Theatre Royal on Saturday, 6th inst, when the ANOTHER military concert will be given in the Battle of Waterloo illustrated by mula will be one of the chĵaf fienss.
The Stratie Times, of the 22nd. January...cuta. gains, the following announcement :-From Bcanbay we learn by wirajto-day that the plague is decreasing there. Yesterday, there were sixty- nine cases and seventy-five desthi
On the resumption of the debat. Chamberlała made a mosi impressive ch, la which he urged that the proposed Elry If the mall boat arrives from Shanghai to causes thereof, namely, the glavances he be here in the forencon--the Post Office will be mast apply equally to Jameson's zaid the row-and it is highly probable that she will Ultanders. He said that President Har's opened for delivery for one hour only, but no repeated promises to consider the grieve of letters will be sent out from the Post Office. the Uhlanders had been but nearly lod THX was a good deal of surple in the city and that portions of the laws recently pain to-day at about xx am, when it was known that the Transvaal were contrary to the fan the M. M. llaer Oceanian, which was to louve Convention and had not improved the stem, at daylight for Shanghai, was coming up the which had fatterly shown so undoubledal karbour again. We are informed by the manager of the Company that a dense log obscured the
of unrest
Colony, ar from our suthorised Agents at the Mt. Maclean withdraw his amendmans" "Ly-to-moon Fasu, and, after waiting-n, whils, It
l'A, S, WATSON & CO., LD.
F THE HONGKONG DISPENSARY.-
Hongkong, 15th September, 1846,
16
CENSUS, 1897.
Koropeans and other Koo-Chinese.
graciously condescended to make vagno ind- empty - promises, Rumia in ‘all 'secrecy, was tomping the fruits, The question it sikel-s What should be the attitude" of / Germany' fu view of the ever-increasing influence of Rumia in North › Chlon ? · It in the duty of Germany to attempt some adjustment which I would, give, to, Germany - s. kurzitory and a shore fine where her inflaknon would play
■ domiosting part, and thle before. Ik le 434 2,340 1976 16,97 too leta, It is generally accepted in Berkn 2 that Russian fufismee will, now ɛenland an
Chine.
Sala, Femala, Kotal, Male, Female, Toud. Victoria... 2549 3,045 Dagon 131,045–40/175 185,797 The Font Vagamint
142
10 11 25,100, Bruins Kowloo0... H.8. Ca.Or.In.. 15-
Total montana 1986 1989 2541 100,ATU 1600) 19587|| JAP South as the Yellow River, and that Posting Population
encentle Blaine ar
11,700
England has the best claims to the const and Hinterland south of the Fangtae. If the German sphere of fafzance, could be so Total 4818 Lied- nos 1,49 56,954 na5,200 || settled that Germany would commercially control and Naval establishment), 336,382.
Total of all Nationalities (exclusive of Millisty
Нове
1891 Heropants and other
Non-Cal
Chloe
Male, Female, Total, Axala, Fenals, Toal, new 161094630500 BYLON CAM 115,000 Mr. Chamberlain's, motion was carried pan was decided to take the vmadl through the
Totti painanus: 1871 Kjer 1300 10,110 m2 377 u division.
Green Island Pass instead. The fog showed no - - Floating Population, some FAN 0113 21.Jos seu
Mecania Marion 947
· 45 · 2014 ··· 3,000 sign of claazing for several hours and the naviga-
The set. Gut 19500 HANG RINGGI.
I
THE PLAGUE IN INDIA
The India Office has ordered the of ot | tión of Ly-co-mom with soʻlarge a vessel would ihe Medical Department now on leave våra hava boas very hasardous under the circum. to India Immediately, and has appiladhe Į staDORI,
⠀⠀ Total of sil nationalities (exclusive of Mlifiary and Naval establishments), 817,473+..
Tangiese River, it would be taken as a sails. ike teritory between the Yellow Rivar and sha
factory solution of a threatening problem, which must be faced sommer or later by the commercial Powers of Europe: The Yellow River would be the boundary between the Russian and German spheres of influence, and England. While France gladly conrents te and the Yangtze would divide those of CleanSy
Low River, it is more than probable that she would the extension of Russiad poster towards the Yel-
object to the pascalling out of the remaining pontour of Chinx proper for commercial, pure" POBER. Accordingly it is proposed to allow France to occupy the entire provison of Vannas | un far an the north-eastern boundary of Burmak
und the hand-waters of the Brahmaputra,