TELEGRAMS.
(Reuter's.)
French Decorations to British Naval Officers.
LONDON, 16th April. President Loubet has conferred the Legion of Honour on the Admiral and nine officers of the squadron at Algiers. The Daily Tele- graph says this is the first time for fifty years that a British Naval Officer has been allowed to accept a French decoration. The "
Times" on the King's Visit
to Paris.
The Times, discussing the King's visit to Paris, says it can scarcely be doubted that there has been some important shifting of the European centre of gravity and that there is not the smallest incompatibility between France's Russian alliance and the main *tenance of a cordial friendship with Great
Britain.
LATER.
The King's Tour. The King has arrived at Malta where he met with a brilliant reception.
The French appear to be determined to omit nothing to pay fitting honour to the King in his forthcoming visit to Paris. The programme includes a race meeting at Long Champs and a great review at Vincennes; a distinguished Admiral and General will be appointed to attend His Majesty during his stay.
(Manila Cueblemetos.) Czarina Seriously III.
NEW Yo-, April 'toth. “ The Empress of Russia is seriously ill and it is feared that she will not recover. Several days ago she was attacked with peritonitis and has reached the crisis of the disease. The best physicians of the Empire are at Iidavia and are with the sufferer. The English court is gravely alarmed over the matter and several engagements have been canceller on account of it.
The Emperor N cholas is also in delicate health, but is improving in the mild limte of
the south.
REPORT OF THE COLONIAL VETERINARY SURGEON.
The repon of Mr. Adam Gibson, Colonial Veterinary Surgeon, for the year 1902, has now been issued, and from it we make the following
extracts -
Jimportation of Live Stock.
I arge numbers of cattle continue to be im- ported into the Colony from all the neighbour ing provinces of the mainland, and a good standard of quality has been maintained throughout the year. It is a matter for regret that a great many of the best are exported to Manila where better prices are obtainable.
During the year there have been seven cases of anthrax and these, with one exception, occurred in cattle within twenty-four hours after being admitted to the depôts. The exception had been in the depot for seven days. In each case the animal was found dead or died within a few minutes after being noticed ill. All the animals had come direct by steamer from Canton, so that it is difficult to avoid regarding this district as our south of supply of this dis ease. Every effort was made by cleansing and disinfection to ensure as far as possible #nt this disense diri noi become established in the depots and such efforts appear to have been successful, as there has been no recurrence of the disease. So far as I have been able to ascertain this disease has not been recorded before as existing among cattle in Hongkong.
There have been occasional cases of foot and mouth disease in the depois of a very mild type, but by a liberal use of disinfectants and keeping the feeding and watering troughs clean there was no "prend of the disease.
Animal Pepsis..
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 1903.
FOREIGN MAN-OFWAR
ANCHORAGE,
According to a government notification in
MORE MONSTER SHIPS FOR
PACIFIC MATI.
EXCHANGE.
ON LONDON, Telegraphic Transfer .177 7/16
Bank Bills, on demand! 7 Credits, 4 mogihs, sight... 1/7 13/16 D'ments 4 months' dight. 17 15/16 ON BERLIN, (demand)................06
At the end of the quarter ending 31s December, there were 7,773 hawkers licensed. Tlieso men are allowed to sell, besides things not belonging to markets, vegetables and fruit, It may be that bese men form a cheap source
The two largest steamships ever laid down of food supply for the very poor, but since they the Garrite, officers in command of foreign the International Marine Company by the ON PARIS, Bank Bills, on demand......... 2.04
on the Delaware river have been bought from buy from the dealers in the markets this is ships-of-war nie informed that the foreign wan Pacific Mail Steamship Company. They are
Credits. somewhat doubtful. In any case they ertail a
months' sight 2.08 of-war anchorage is now in, Kowloon Bay to the Jinnciara and the Afianekakta, each of ON NEW YORK, Bank Bills, on demand...394 great deal of extra work to the Inspector f
the eastward of the Hunghom l'eninsula and between 1000 and 13,000 tons burden and
Credits, 30 days' sight
....... 40 Markets. It is impossible for him to ex- rcise within the following limits:-On the West-0560 tons displacement. They are sister ONBOMBAY, Telegraphic Transfer
...... 121 The Eastern lintit of the Telegraph Cable the Atlantic Transport Company.
Iships of the finnetonka and Minnehaha of
On demand......... a proper supervision over so many, and, pay ng ground. On the South-line drawn N 8 E
121 SHANGHAI, Telegraphic Transfer.........73 no rent as they do, they compete unfairly with
Private 30 days' sight the market stall-holders,
from Blackhead's Hill Signal Mast. On the Besides in many
ON YOKOHAMA, T.T. Sovereigns, Bank's Ruying Rate.....$12.20 cases these people are not hawkers in the North and East-The 5-fathom line of sound-
Gold Leaf 100 touch, per-tael... ordinary sense of the term, but squatters whois. There are 14 berthis within the limits,
Har Silver och perfe and the berth to be taken up will be indicated take up a position on the side of the street and by number to the arriving vessel. All vessels sit there all day to await customers.
New Territory,
During the year, there were two outbreaks of suspectent infectious disease among cattle reported from the New Territory by the police, one from Hai Ita, in the district of Ko-Tong and the other from the district ouni Sha Tin, In both cases i visited the districts immediately on receipt of the report, but was unable to be certain of the nature of the outbreak as all the aniauals concerned were either dead or better before my arrival. Fortunately in neither case
did the disease extend beyond th limits of the villages first affecied I hope to be able during the year to devote more time and attention to the New Territory and more consideration lo his needs in the way of improvements in the breeds of cattle, buffaloes and pigs so that the New Territory may be of value to Hongkong as a source of its food supply in the way of beef and po k.
CHINA AND MANILA STEAM-
SHIP CO., LTD.
The report for presentation to the share; holders at the twentieth ordinary general meeting to be held at the office of the general managers on Wednesday, 29th inst,, at Boon is | as follows:-
Annexed we beg to submit to shareholders the usual statement of accounts for the year ending 31st December, 1902, showing a desir balance of $41,354 81, to be carried forward to
new account.
condition.
are to moor,
THE TROUBLE IN KWANGSI,
(From a Correspondent.)
I hear on
Canton, 17th inst., what į considered reliable authority, that during the past few days the rebels in the interior have been giving the Imperial troops a vist amount of troubl, and although minor engagements-have taken place, the organised forces appear unable to gain the upper hand It is said that Viceroy Yuan Shih-hai is coming South to take command, and if such is the cise definite action will doubtless be taken if it is according to his wishes. Latest reports from Pak Sek, Kweitin, and Wuchow state that the rebels have concentrated their full force on the outskirts of Nanning city and an assault is expected. Wuchow itself is far from safe; for the past few weeks, bands of suspicious characters have arrived in the city, and their presence has caused a great deal of uncasiness. This, combined with the fact that they do not speak Cantonese, has led many in believe that they are the advance party of the rebels, and are in Wuchow for no good pur- pose. It is with the utmost difficulty that letters reach the city from outside. On the Toth instant, about fifty miles from Pingio an unimportant village on the banks of the West River leading to Kweilin City, four junks, which appeared to be ordinary rice boats, got stranded near the sand banks. During the operation of getting the junks afloat a military welynen, on board a guard boat, followed by four other vessels of the same type, made their appearance. On seeing the approach of these boats, the people on the stranded junks redoubled their efforts to get afloat, but to 10 purpose. Their movements excited the suspicion of the villagers, with the result that when the weiyuen appeared, he was informed of the stranding of the junks, and or lere his own men to assist in refloating $4,000.00 them, and gave orders to have them lightened. 40200 It was then discovered that, under a lot of 42775.74
rice, there were many warlike stores, consist- 4,839 50 4.267.39ing of gingals, casks of powder, swords, car- 129.5 ridges and about three hundred stands of rifles. These were confiscated, and the people thrown into prison. On the morning of the 8th instant, the military commander at Shui Hing ordered some fifty of his men to raid a
Thess. Ee ulda was sold in June, 1992, for £14,560, and the s s. Diamanté” in March. 1903 for £2375. The remainder of the Com pany's vessele, s.a. Perts, Rubi and Zafiro, « cre kept in constant employment throughout the year, and are at present in first class order and Consulting Committee, Messis, H. P. White and C. H. Vedhurst resigned from the Com mittter, and Mr. J. II. : awis re-joined it. In accordance with the Articles of the Association, Messrs N. A. Siebs, i. E. Brown and J. H. Lewis retire, but offer themselves for re-elec tion,
Auditors The accounts have been audited by Messrs. T. 4rld as d W. H. Poits, who are recommended for re-election.
SHEWAY, TOMES & CO.,
General Managers.
longkong, 17th April, 1903.
Account for year 1902. PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT. Consulting Committee's fees. Auditors' fees Interest - Charges Exchange Depreciation on buoys & moorings Pool account :-
Excess enings paid
-$31,507-34
other members: 1st half year 2nd half year (estimate) 20,094.00 Loss on working accounts.
51.34
72,45097
$ 80,204 46
25,000.00
Balance brought forward from 1901.5110,594-47 Amount transferred from reserve
-fand - Profit on sale of 2 unallotted shares Profit on stores account Balance
BALANCE SHEET. Liabilities.
Cipital: 20,000 shares of $50
each fully paid up-$1,000,000.00 5,532 shares of $50
ench
$.c. Called up $138,300,00
Less unpaid
2nd Call '$ 19,820.00 3rd Call $45,670.02
$ 56,490.00
small monastery on Pak Wu. Tung (White Cloud Cavern), which he believed was the head quarters of the rebels in Shiu Hing. The raid was successfully carried out, and fifteen men were arrested. On their persons and in their boxes were found secret codes of the rebels, and matters relating to the Triad Society.
|
They were ordered from the New York Ship- building Company about a year and a half ago before the Atlantic Transport Company's ab- sorption by the Marine combine. The price at which they were sold to the Pacific Mail Steamship Company has not been made public, but it is understood to be an advance of that paid for the Atlantic Transport vessels, which is believed to have been $1,500,000.
It is expected that one of the ships will be launched in June and the other in August. Both will be ready for service before the end of this year. The new steamers will un- doubtedly ply between San Francisco and Honolulu, Manila and flongkong. In all pro bability their names will be changed when they are launched.
Commercial.
Messrs. Erich Ceng & Co., write in their, share lisi, dated 18th inst.-
Nothing of special interest has happened; during the week under review, the market opening dull after the holidays and remaining hai are 73 for 1/1, and 731 for three days' sight int at state ever since. The rates on Shang- Private Paper.
WEEKLY SHARE REPORT.
Messrs. Benjamin, Kelly and Potts in their report, dated 17th inst., stale- intervention of the Easter Holidays, a fair busi
Since we wrote last, notwithstanding the ness has been pu: through, and some stocks show a gain on the previous week's quolations. Limited, has advertised its twentieth ordinary The China and Manila Steamship Company,
general meeting for the 29th April. The trans- fer books will be closed from the 27th to 29th instant, both days inclusive.
in Hongkong and Shanghai Banks have taken Banks, During the week, small transactions place at $695. The London quotation is £63. Nationals are still inquired for at $25.
Marine Insurances-Unions have been done, and are still to be had at $535. China Traders stares are offering at this price. Yangtzes have again changed hands at zoo, and more
remain in request at S140. Cantons have been booked at $ 67.
Fire Insurances-Hongkong Fires can be procured at $310. China Fires have further weakened, and are in the market at $82.
Shipping..ngkong, Canton and Macao Steamboats have been in strong request, and shares have changed hands at as high as $39, bul buyers now will only pay $381. In the with sales up to $1c9, but have since reacted early part of the week, Indo-Chinas tose rapidly
to $106 at which rate shares close in demand. Chica and Manilas have been sold at $zú, he report and accounts for the year ending. 1st December, 1902, show a debit balance of $44.354-81, which is to be carried forward. Douglas Steamships are offering at $43. Star Ferries continue in demand at $27 and $15 for the old and new shares respectively. Taku Tugs have dropped to 11s. 50, and Shanghai Tug, have been fixed
Tis. 340.
Refineries.-China Sugars can be placed at $109 Luzons are quoted at $10 nominal.
Mining-Punjomis are obtainable at 53. A telegram has been received from the mines giving the result of the preliminary crushing of ore from Swah up to the 9th instant, which gave ore, equivalent to 11 dwts. 3 grains, valued at a yield of 64 ounces smelled gold for 115 ions
$2,600. Raubs have considerably strengtened their position, and after sales at $6, $7 and $71, have jumped to $9 at which rate shares are inquired for. We are informed that the result of three weeks' working realised 640 ounces smelted gold from 2,550 ton of ore crushed. Jelchus are wanted at $1.10 gineerings have declined to, and are on offer al Tis. 71.
China En
Docks, Wharves, and Godowns.—Hongkong and Whampoa Docks have been negotiated at the improved rate of $217. Farnhams have hardened and shares have changed hands at Hongkew Wharfs are easier with selfers at Tis, Tls. 192. Kowloon Wharfs are steady at $95. 300,
Lands, Hotels and Buildings-Hongkong Lands have ruled quiet and close with sellers $114 Kowloon Lands have further weakened at $175. Shanghai Lands are offering at Tls.
and inay be obtained at $40. West Points are
still in the market at $55. Hongkong Hotels have experienced a sharp rise and sales have been effected at 5148 at which price there are farther inquiries. Sales are reported in Shanghai f Astor House. Holefs al $30 and Estate have been dealt in at $ zł and S123. Hotel de Colonies at Tls. 17 Humphreys
China Providents, after sul sat Sio and S9, are asked for at the latter rale.
116.00 199.1B 44 354.81
Writing froin Kwelin on the 25th u't. $180,264.46 the correspondent of the N. C. D N.
says the West River is open more
or less to Nanning, but at a position below that city there is a place where the rebels have authority of same sort. Boats dare not travel except in large convoys, as it were. All this section of the country had been re- peatedly declared free in official reports, the the Incal reports probably being inspired from headquarters, but it was not until the Literary Chancellor refused to go on to Nanning on The total number of cattle admitted into the
account of the disturbed state of the country depôt at Kennedy Town during the year was
that t'e real state of the country was revealed 8:,810.00 1,081,810,00 38,531 in 1901 23,555 were admitted. At Under-riting account
20,500.95
It was in connection with the "pacifying Hung Hom the total admissions were 5,065 as Sundry creditors
149,875 41 of the country that an event took place which agains 688 in Ico. Six hundred and fifty-Due to general managers-
16,377-56mly have far-reaching results. The whole Hon kong and Shanghai Hanking with, were rejected for slaughter as unfit for
Corporation.
prefecture has been long disturbed, The foodkat Kennedy Town and 227 A1 Hungh¬m,"
British S. S. Investment Trust 1.td- 226 571.43 wholesale decapitation régime was apparently
-377,803.16 Or be pand goats at Kennedy Town 32,654
n force. A certain gentleman was wanted, an were admitted to the depots, and 185,596
5,874,948.52 influential man, but was not forthcoming. The swipe, as compared with 28,818 and 180.387
Cinvernor is reported to have insisted that the respectively, of the previous year,
magistrate of Linchou must produce him. After Slaughter-houses.
some time three other gentry offered to go $1,633,785 70 security for him, provided that it could be guaraniced that no harm wold come to him, for all maintained that he had no connection 3,000.co
with the rebels. This was promised, and so on 9.735.co
the magistrate visiting the town all four gave 5,000.00 themselves up. They no sooner had done this than they were all beheaded without the least 69,634.95 13,207.10 inquiry. This act of treac ery was promptly 59.670.31. rewarded by all the local inhabitants seizing 22,777.09
what weapons they could and attacking the 5.936.91
official, and his followers, . Ife was killed in 9358.93
987.61 apparently what was a regular pitched barte. 44,354 81 The Governor now steps in again and is reported 1,874948.52 hundred li all round Liychou shall be dep-pu
to have ordered that the whole country for apreciated, and are now to be had at Tis. 350.
:
The total revenue for the year amounts, to $73,027.60, made unha
up as follows: Calle coar tribute $15.30.85, sheep and goats $4,676 05; swine $5,.049 70. --
These figures represent both depot fees and the slaughtering fees as these fees were am- algamated when the board took over the management of the slaughter-houses and are now collected as'one fears, re
The total numbers of animals slaughtered during the year are jewelina
*
Kennedy Town, 20,831
Hung Hom,
Shaukiwan,
Aberdeen,
Assets.
Value of Fleet Ra
I fire, Diamante and l'erin Vale of buoys and
Less depreciation for 1902
moorings
Coal on hand valued at .
+$3129.52
129.52
Stores on hand valued at Proportion of premium on current
policies
Sundry debtors Outstanding freight 1903 Rubi accident account Zafiro do. do.
Perta do do. Cash on hand
Balance of profit and loss account
Catile, Sheep & Goats, Savine. 16,109 168,940 4,838 4,691
24,887. 5.357 3,3'1
$
RESERVE FUND.
20,780 203,495
Balance transferred to prost and
loss account 1902
Totals,25,669
Dairies and Cattle Sheds,
All the dairies and cow sheds have been re- gularly inspected and the condition
of the cow sheds and health of the animals bas been very satisfactory. Goats are
Goats are increasing
Balance 31st Dec. 1900-$20,000,00 Transferred from 1951 -
5,000 00
lated and laid waste.
The above will be very serious if carried $ 25,000.00
out, for it will be the means of greally $15,000.00 spreading the disaffection and the suffer ing. Already the doings of rebels are reps ted in two of the listen to the west of Kweilin, 'In 25,000.00 anc, Yuinlinien, a body of soldiers was attacked at night and a good many killed. $ 25,000.00 They were apart from their arms, which were with the books, securities, and vouchers of the left the capital armed with the latest weapons We have compared the above statements presumably in it. A few days ago a strong force and keeping cows, goats being much easier to Company, and have found the same in accor to avenge their comrades' death. What is feed and costing very much less to start with dance therewith.
Suceded now in a just administration, a remis. sion of taxes, food for the starving, and seed for the crops, and there would soon be a
Great Pence.zide
in numbers and are being more used by Indians and Chinese as a source of milk supply. This may be due to the increased cost of buying
In connection with the Markets Lwould like (a)
T. ARNOLD,
W. H. POTTS,
call attention to the number of licensed hawkers. Hongkong, 17th April, 1903:
Auditors.
SK or ASAHI JAPANESE DEER A for ASAHI JAPANESE BEER
A Gina
A
Cotton Milla-Hóngkong Cottons have been placed at 516 and 516) There are buyers of Ewos and Internationals at Tis. 40. Laou. Kung-fows have been done at Tis. 45.
Cigar Companies.Sumatras have further improved and sales at 1 is. Co are reported.
Miscellaneous-Green Island Cements have been taken off the market at $274 and $22), closing with sellers at $23 China Borneos have been done at $1 and more can be placed. A. S, Waisons remain firm at $15 Electrics are unchanged with buyers at $igh for the old still offering at S7 Shanghai Waterworks issue; the new shares have been sold and are have risen to Tis. 410 and are wanted at the rate. Geo. Fenwicks have changed ownership A1 $50, and there are further buyers. Ices are on demand at 5235. United Asbestos (ordinary) in request at $50. Langkats have further de have inquiries at $9, and Robinson Pianos are
SHIPPING AND FREIGHT.
:
Excepting that there is a better inquiry from Waho to Hongkong, freights are down in all directions. From Saigon in Hongkong, 18 cents per picul, and to the Philippines, 34 cents are the last quotations. Quarantine is es- tablished at Saigon against Hongkong. Wuhu to Canton, 18 cand per picul, and Hongkong to Canton, 33 cand. Azo offering. Newchwang
to Cantan, there is no demand; the nominal rate is 30 cents per picules, bana da me 11 $2.30 per ton; to Singapore, $2.60; to Manila, Coat frei, bts are weak: Moji to Hongkong,
$3.10. A steaïner has been taken up to lead coal from hence to Port Arthur at 53 per ton...
The Noriegians.s. Frieza is reported to be engaged on time charter op North particulars are not yet to band yanyi, chitanda
SK for ASAHI JAPANESE BEER ASK fr ASAHI JAPANESE DEER
Giralt,
ON
***... Rom,
OPIUM QUOTATIONS. Today's quotations are as follows:-
MALWA NEW
་་,་
LAST YEAR. OLDEST
PATNA NEW
BENARES NEW PERSIAN (Paper).
'W'
63.30:
23
T'er chest $ 470/980
1,000f1,020
@ 1,070/1,1201
1,030. 1,020 *Nominal
To-day's Advertisements.
NOTICE.
7E have resigned the AGENCY of the . ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY, LD., from This Date.
Claims will be settled and Polices endorsed by us until further Notice.
BUTTEREIELD & SWIRE. Hongkong, 1st April, 1902..
WE
NOTICE.
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To-day's Advertisements.
THEATRE
ROYAL,
CITY HALL.
Lessees and Proprietors (Mr. C. A. POLLARD,
Mrs. N. CHESTER:
LAST THREE NIGHTS.
POLLARD'S
LILLIPUTIAN
OPERA COMPANY.
FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY, TO-NIGHT and MONDAY NIGHT.
The Ever Popular,
"A GAIETY GIRL."
TO-NIGHT,
Fred Pollard will sing, "PLEASE GO WAY
TE have been appointed AGENTS for, St the ORIENT INSURANCE COMPANY
for Hongkong and the Sath of China from This Date.
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE Hongkong, 1st April, 1903,
(4980 FOR SINGAPORE, PENANG AND
CALCUTTA
THE-Steamship
"GREGORY AFCAR,? Captain I.J. Olifent, will be despatched for the above Ports, on SATURDAY, the 2gth instant, at Noon,
For Freight or Passage, apply to
DAVID SASSOON & CO., LIMITED,
Agents. Hongkong, 18th April, 1903.
[1930 DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED.
FOR SWATOW, AMOY AND POOCHOW,
"RE Company's Steamship
THE
"HAITAN,"
Captain Roach, will be despatched for the above Ports, on TUESDAY, the 21st instant,
at.3.P.M.
For Freight or Passage apply to
DOUGLAS LAPRAIK & Co., General Managers. Hongkong, 18th April, 1973
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AND LET ME SLEEP.”
TUESDAY, April 21st.
Last Performance
• POUSSE CAFE,"
The Greatest American Burlesque of Weber and Field.
ged with enormous success by the Company in Manila. It is full of good music and plenty of comedy.
PLAN at ROBINSON. Late Trums and Ferries, Prices as usual, A. H. POLLARD, Manager.
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Hongkong, 18th April, 1993. OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, (LATE QUEEN'S)
ELGIN ROAD, KOWLOON.
THE
HE Undersigned has the pleasure to Announce that, having made a favourable lease with the proprietor of the QUEEN'S HOTEL, will open same on the FIRST of MAY under the Name of the
"OCCIDENTAL.”
It will be conducted as a First Class Residen- tial and Tourist Hotel, having every facility to assure comforts to guests.
The BED-ROOMS are excellently furnished and will be kept scrupulously clean and neat. Each room has its own private bath. '
The DINING ROOM and CUISINE will have strict attention, and many changes from the routine of the average Hongkong dinner will be inaugurated.
The WINE LIST and BAR will have a choice selection of European and American Wincs,
AUSTRIAN LLOYD'S STEAM NAVIGA- : Spirits and Beers.
TION COMPANY.
STEAM FOR
FIUME AND TRIESTE (DIRECT), Calling at SINGAPORE. RANGOON, COLOMBO, ADEN, SUEZ and PORT
SAID.
(Taking Cargo at through Rates to the BRAZILS, to SOUTH AFRICA, RED SEA, BLACK SEA, LEVANT, VENICE & ADRIATIC PORTS.) HE Company's Steamship
TH
"MARIA VALERIE," Captain Berberovich, will be despatched as above on SATURDAY, the and May, P.M.
For Information as to Passage and Freight apply to
The BAR will be conducted on the American principle; the foremost feature of which will
be the
FREE LUNCH COUNTER, provided with all the fresh nic-nace that the market affords.
The Bar contains two English Billiard tables, and ONE AMERICAN POOL TABLE, (the only public American Pool Table in the Colony).
The HOTEL will keep on file Americk English and Manila Papers."
TERMS, etc., very reasonable; and special rates to Residents can be bad on application to
JAS. D. M. CAMERON,
Manager. [328e Hongkong, 18th April, 1903.
SANDER, WIELER & Co., Agents, Prince's Buildingo. Hongkong, 18th April, 1903.
BUCHANAN
BLEND
SCOTCH
WHISKY
JAMES BUCHANAN & CO..
SEOLUK WHISKY DESTILLERS, By Appointment to
H. M. THE KING
and
HRH the PRINCE of WALES
CAN BE OBTAINED FROM
LANE CRAWFORD & AND ALSO THE MUTUAL STORES, AND FIRST CLASS HOTELS AND CLUBS
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