(Renter's.):-
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 1904.
TELEGRAMS., The gries & management of the club and the management of all gyuskhana meelings shall be in the hands of a committee consisting of the stewards of the Jockey Club as ex officio. members and not less than five other persons who shall be elected annually by ballot.
The War,
LONDON, 29th February, Russin has issued a war regulation declar. ing coal, rice and food stuffs contraband.
The Trans-Siberian railway is very con gested. A locomotive has disappeared in the ice on Lake Baikal.
The
The British Army Estimates.
Army estimates amount to £28,900,000, a decrease of £5,600,000, Total number of men 227,000, a decrease of 8,761. Provision is made for a permanent garrison in South Africa of 21,500 men, The linked battalion system is abolished and the old numbers will be resumed by the
regiments.
LATER. Russian Seizures in the GulfTM
of Suez.
The two British and one Norwegian steamers seized by the Russians in the Gulf of Suez have been released by the order of the Tsar.
The Liverpool collier Oriel bound to Singapore has been seized by the Russians in the Red Sen.
held once every month (t the Grand Stan-1 subject to the permission of the Stewarts of the Jockey Clu)t whil the programme for the next gymkhana meeting shall be submitted.
10. General meetings of the club s'all be
11. The number of gymkhana meetings to be held each season shall not exceed five.
Mr. F. B. Deacon was appointed Hon. Sec. and Treasurer of the Club.
Mr. Hart Buck surgested that they write to the stewards of the Jackey Club asking them for the use of the course and enclosure.
The Chairman explained that this would be done in due course. It was understood that the holding of these rymkhanas was subject
in the consent of the Jockey Club.
A vote of thanks to the chairman terminated the proceedings.
HONGKONG GENERAL CHAM-
BER OF COMMERCE.
At a monthly meeting of the General Com. mittee of the Hongkong General Chamber of Commerce held in the Chamber Room, City Hall, on Tuesday, 9th ultimo, at 3.45 pm, Present: Mr. E. Hewer, (chairman), Mr. D. R. Law, (vice-chairman), Hon. C. W. Dick- son, Messrs. N.A. Siebs, J. R. M. Smith, H. E. Tomkins, R. C. Wilcox, A. G. Wood, and A. R. Lowe, (secretary).
MINUTES.
The minutes of the monthly meeting he'd on the 12th January were rend and confirmed.
COMMITTEE.
The Navy Estimates. Captain Preltyman introducing the Navy Estimates justified increases on the ground that Great Britain must be equal to any two Powers. Mr. Roberts, in an amendment, urged the Government to communicate with the naval Powers with a view to reducing armaments. Mr. Foster, replying, reiterated" The Chairman said Mr. Michelau resigned the offer of Great Britain to consider the his seat on the committee on leaving the Colony, and a letter had been sent to him ex proposal of any foreign Government to re- duce armaments and declared that the Gov-pressing the thanks of the Committee for his ernment had gone as far as it could. The services during the preceding 14 months. It was decided to invite Mr. A. Haupt to rejoin amendment was rejected.
the committee to fill the vacancy.
(Deutsche Japan-l'ost.) The War.
Berlin, February 21st. General Kumpatkine has resigned his post as Minister of War, and has been appointed Commander of the Russian forces in Manchuria.
A military train has been derailed in a snow. storm near La-e Baikal, and several persons injured. Communication has since been re- stored.
The German Baftic Canal has been closed to Russian warships, no preference being shown to warships of the belligerents at German ports.
ACCOUNTS FOR 1903.
The Secretary reported that the accounts submitted at the last meeting had since been and Hon, Gershom Stewart, and found correct. audited by the auditors, Mr. Y. V. Vernon
FRENCH DUTY ON COFFEE Read letters dated 29th ultimo from the Colonial Secreta y stating that the proposal to raise the tariff on coffee from 136 to 156 francs per too kils had now been definitely aban doned by the French Government,
PACE GOODS CONTRACTS. The following letter from Messrs. Deacon, Lonker and Deacon was rend referring to the recent case between Wendt & Co and the Cho Yik Firm, decided by Mr. Justice Wise on
The attitude of Japan in the case of the Ger- man steamer Burma, which was detained at Yokohama because she had flour for Port Arthe 18th January:— thur on bard, is convidered satisfactory at Berlin.
Count Benckendorff, Russian Ambassador at London, is proceeding to St. Petersburg, tak ing with him assurances of personal friendship from King Edward to the Tsar.
WRECKAGE NEAR CAPE VARELLA.
Upon the arrival this morning, of the sa Taicheong from Saigon, the captain reported that, while passing some two miles off Cape Varella, he saw about thirty life-boats and a quantity of painted wood adrift. It is possible that this may be wreckage from the German steamer Deuteros, which was notified on 18th ult, as having been totally lost while on her way from Saigon to Hongkong.
HONGKONG GYMKHANĄ CLUB,
Hon. A. M. Thomson,
A. R. LOWE,
Secretary.
Colony.. I have the honour to be, Sir, Your your dealings with customers at home and obedient servant,
abroad. Credit is given at beme without demur to any respectable firm, and their busi- ness eagerly sought for on account of the healthy competition. In this connection, as Acting Colonial Secretary,
you stated that you must act alike to all parties, The Secretary reported that the G vament it would be interesting to know what deposit Gazette of the bih utt. contained a notificalias been required from the Government as ion that Tuesday and W dnesday, February security for their monthly telegram account,
16th and 17th ult, were to be observed as public holidays,
Hongkong General Chamber of Commerce,
. Hongkong 28th August, 1903. Dear Sir, The attention of the committee
several of the leading firms in this Colony to of this Chamber has been recently drawn by
the terms of your circular dated 29th ultimo, in which you intimate that the telegraph service hitherto run jointly by your respective com- panies will be discontinued as from the 1st August- and, in future, tach company will
transact its business separately.
It is scarcely necessary to point out that this step on your part is not one which senders of telegrams, and much less this Chamber, have any right, or wish, to criticise.
The circular, however, goes on to inform senders of telegrams that in future the present deposit system is to be terminated, and in its place conditions are substituted which may be summarised as follows:-
(z) The amount of the deposit is to be fixed hy the companies and to represent the average cost of one month's telegrams forwarded by both companies' lines.
also what percentage of bad debts have been made in Hongkong since establishment here The latter must be infinitesimal, and is another argument against the necessity for requiring credit. Your companies are as well placed as any mercantile house in the Colony for gaug ing the stability of your customers; there is no valid reason why credit should not be given by you instead of to you; and my committee would be the last to put any obstacles in your way in cases where it appears to you to be advisable for financial reasons to ask for cash
payment,
In reply to an inquirer you have stated that there is no Government telegraph office in the world where telegrams can be handed in with out cash payment. This fact is not denied, but the committee do not feel called upon to defend the bus ness methods of Government institu- tions. Nor can they admit the inference you wish to draw that your administrations are on the same basis as Government Departments, in Lice of the fact that you are both limited liabil
(A deposit is to be made with the Charter- ed Bank of India, Australia, and China for theity companies formed for purpose of profit to joint account of both companies.
your shareholders. One of the chief reasons why you were able to obtain certain privileges as regards landing rights was in view of the benefit which commerce would be likely to enjoy through the quick transinission of news. For no other reason would you have obtained these privileges at a nominal cost, and it was not then supposed that you would take advantage in dealing with your customers of the fact of these privileges having resulted in the formation of a menopoly,
(3) The interest on the deposit is to be retained by the companies.
(4) Monthly accounts payable on demand and independently of the fixed deposits will be rendered by each company.
(5) If the above option is not complied with, telegrams mast be paid for in cash before transmission.
In conclusion I am to state that this Chamber would welcome a more generous treatment of It is with regard to these latter conditions the mercantile community of this Colony in the in the first place, barely two days' netice is advantage of all concerned, and in regard to that i am to express the views of my committee.ertain belief that it would be to the mathal
given of the change of system and of a demand | the question now under discussion, it will be for a large fixed deposit. My committee are of glad to learn that the joint administration is opinion that, in view of the radical change prepared to view the matter in a more liberal which you have effected in the conduct of your light--I have the honour to be, Sir, Your obed- business, longer notice should have been given ent Servant, of the proposed change.
In order to fac.hate the tiscussion of the new conditions, I will refer to them in the order J. M. Beck, Esų, above mentioned :-
1. It seems strange to my committee that while you find yourselves unable to receive deposits sufficient to cover current business with both companies as formerly, you are now able to receive a deposit in the joint names of two companies. The simplification of your accounts in these matters may be very desir able to yourselves, but from a business point of view this is universally considered subsidiary to the convenience of customers. Further it does not seem right that any person wishing to de business with one company alone should be obliged to deposit his funds with both com- panies jointly,
The
Hongkong, 18th January, 1904, Dear Sir,- With reference to the practice which appears to prevail amongst piece gonds merchants here of inserting, in many cases, the time of arrival of the goods in their crotracts with Chinese as "Soonest possible" or some 3 In fixing the deposit at the average cost similar wording; and the decision of Mr. of one month's telegramas it must be apparent Justice Wise this morning in the above case to you that the advantage is all on your side. that, notwithstar ding these words, the Chinese The utmost surely your companies can were entitled to cancel the contract if it could des and is cash on deposit of a telegram be shown that there was such a delay in ship immediately before is transmission. ping the goods by the manufacturers at home month's deposit you require means that for the unreasonable delay (in the present instance will have a balance to his credit in your books. as amounted, in the opinion of the Court, to best part of the month the sender of telegrams
about 2 months); we would point cut that it is-Froin the nature of your business it is unrea. advisable that the use of the words quoted above be discontinued, and that the words "As soon as we receive them" be inserted in the contracts ins'cad, or else a stipulat on be in- serted that the merchant shall not be responsi- hte for delays by the manufacturers at home. Yours faithfully,
DEACON, LOOKER & DE:CON.
A. R. Lowe, Esq,
At a meeting yesterday evening, it was de cided, subject to the consent of the Jockey Club, Secretary, Chamber of Commerce. to hold gymkhana meetings on the race course ́during the Off Season in Hongkong. Mr. J. H. lish the letter for the information of merchants, After some discussion it was agreed to pub- Lewis presided over the gathering, which as-
and not to take any further action unless re- sembled at the offices of the P. & O. S. N. Co-quested by the merchants interested in the and there were also present Mesirs. E. W.
pece goods trade. Mitchell, P. C. Polts. C P. Chater, J. A. Wood- gates, J. R. Michael, Hart Buck, W. F. Clarke, G. H. Potts, D. Macdonald, F. H. Lyon, T. S. Forrest, G C C. Master, W. R. Robertson, N. H. Rutherford and E. V. D. Parr, Lieutenant Dowding, R., and Mr. F.-B. Deacon,
It was explained by the chairman that a Gymkhana Club existed in the Colony some years ago, and for two or three seasons excel- lent meetings were held during the summer months At the present time, when there were more riders and the whole auspices were better, there was no reason why good sport and enter tainment should not be provided for the general community of Hongkong.
In reply to Mr. Hart Buck, the chairman explained that the gymkhanas could only be
carried out with the consent of the stewards.
On the motion of the chairman, seconded by Mr. Godfrey Master, the following rules and regulations were passed:→
1. The name of the Club shall be the "Hongkong Gymkhana Club."
a. The objects of the Club are to promote racing and amusements at the lappy Valley during the Off Season,
3. No person shall be a member of the club anless he is a member of the Hongkong Jockey
UNDESIRABLES BILL.
sonable to ask him to give your companies this credis, nor does it appear necessary in such cases where there is no question as to the financial standing of the firm, or individual, with whom you are in business relations. It would certainly make the transaction a more quitable one if the deposit now required was reduced to one ball.
3. That the whole of the interest, allowed by the bank on the deposits, should be claimed by
contrary to custom. It has been stated by you the companies is unjust to the depositer and
in reply to a member of this Chamber that the intention of this interest is a fair compensation for the credit you give and the trouble of book. keeping In paragraph No. 2 it is shown that under this new system the credit is gives by the depositor and not by you, unless indeed you delay sending out the previous month's ac counts, It does not, therefore, appear reason- Unable to my committee that you should demand extra payment for the trouble of entering in your own books transactions with your creditors. They are not aware that other similar concerns demand this, or that this allowance has ever previously been claimed by your companies. rised tariff rates covered all expenses of the It has a ways been understood that the autho administration and lel presumably a substantial
ping firms and agencies to His Excellency the A copy of the petition addressed by the ship Officer Administering the Government protest- ing a, ainst the hardship which would be in- desirables Bill" was laid on the table. flicted on shipowners by the proposed
CHINESE NEW YEAR ROLIDAYS. The following correspondence was read:~
Colonial Secretary's Office, Hongkong, 28th January, 1904. Sir,-1 am directed to inform you that His Excellency the Officer Administering the Go
vernment intends to declare China New Year's
Day, February 16th, a public holiday. I am to request you to be so good as to inform me whe- ther the commit ee of your Chamber have any objection to Monday, the 15th, also being dec- lared a public holiday.-I have the honour to be, Sir, Your obedient servant,
R. F. JOHNSTON, per Acting Colonial Secretary. The Secretary, Chamber of Commerte."
Hongkong General Chamber of Commerce,
3rd February, 1904.
Sir, have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 28th ultimo notify 4. All members of the Hongkong. Jockey ing the intention of H.E. the Officer Adminis. Cinb shall be eligible for election without teri g the Government 10 declare China New † Year's Day, Tuesday, the 16th instant, a public The rules and regulations of the Hong-holiday, and requesting the committee's opinion Kong Jockey Club shall mutatis mulandis be as to the advisability of the preceding day, males and regulations of this club with Monday, the 15th, also being declared a public uch additional rules as may be hereafter holiday.
awa op and passed by the members.
annual subscript on shall be $10, person, unless he is a member of this gible to ride or run at any
In reply. I am instructed to state that the committee of this Chamber are strongly against
amount of profit,
4. The rendering of monthly accounts calls
for no special remark, as this occasions no more work on your part than formerly, if anything, trouble is saved to you, as neither will you have
accas on to receive amounts for cover during the month nor will your boax-keepers require to keep any watch on overdrawn accounts (if any).
5. It follows that a sender of telegrams not exercising the option given him of depositing his money with your companies without even interest on the sme, must pay each time he desires to send a telegram through your administration. Several members have already followed this course, and the more it is followed the greater will be the expenso, delay, and consequent annoyance to the whole inercantile community as well as to yourselves, as you are well aware that the handling of cash'in' small amounts is not a quick process, especially in this Colony.
A. R. LOWE,
Secretary,
Superintendent, Eastern Extension Aus tralasia and China Telegraph Company, Olaf Nielsen Esq.,
Superintendent, Great Northern Telegraph
Company.
Hongkong Station, 29th August, 1903. Dear Str,We have to acknowledge receipt the views of your committee regarding the new of your letter of yesterday's date setting forth
telegram deposit system; and we are instructed by the companies' managers at Shanghai to state in reply that your letter will be submined to their respective boards of directors.-We are, Dear Sir, Yours faithfully,
J. M. BECK, Superintendent, Eastern Extension Tele-
graph Company.
OLAF NIELSEN,
Superintendent, Great Northern Telegraph
Company.
A. R. Lowe, Eq.
will regret to hear of his death. He leaves a ↑ wife and three children now at home, ous of them. reading for the Bar, and another at St. Paul's School.
To-day's Advertisements.
STEAMSHIP SERVICE TO NEW YORK
VIA SUEZ CANAL. (With liberty to call at Philippine Ports.)
Of the family of the late Parsick Joaquim no less than five sons have died within the past few years, Narcis, Joaquim, Aratoon, Seth and in the Hackney Carriage Department here, and THE Steamship now John. Of the three other brothers, Simonis
St. John at Calcutta, while Petan is also in Singapore. Much sympathy is expressed for the family in this succession of losses.
COMMERCIAL.
TO-DAY'S EXCHANGE.
Selling.
London-Bank T.T........
Do,
demand.......
Do. 4 months' sight.... France-Bank T.T............. America-Bank T.T. Germany-Bank T T. India T.T.
Do. demand
Shanghai-Bank T.T. Tapan-Bank "T.T. Singapore-Bank T.T.....
Java-Bank T.T.
Buying,
6 months' sight L/C........ 4 months' sight L/C,
.....sho
1/10 7/16
..1/10 11/16
· 234 3
.458
1.91
1381
.1389
"KENNEBEC," Captain Geo. R. Wallace, will be despatched as above on or about TUESDAY, the 23rd inst.
For Freight or further information, apply to
STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF NEW YORK, Oriental Freight Department. Hongkong, 2nd March. 1004.
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DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
LIMITED.
FOR SWATOW, AMOY AND TAMSUL.
THE Company's Steamship
"HAILOONG,"
Captain Gibson, will be despatched for the above Ports, on SATURDAY, the 5th instant, at Noon.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
DOUGLAS, LAPRAIK & Co., General Managers.
Hongkong, and March, 1904.
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INDO-CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION
COMPANY, LIMITED..
FOR SINGAPORE, PENANG and
...71
.92 Nominal
...I
.1/10) 4/11
461
TH
1/30/
2.391
...241
.1.95!
-26 9/16
30 days' sight San Francisco & New York...46
months' sight
da
30 days' sicht Sydney and Melbourne 4 months' sight Francs 6 months' sight 4 months' sight Germany Rar Silver
11
Bank of England rate
OPIUM QUOTATIONS. Tony's quotations are as follows-
$1
Valwa New
Old....
ldest...
Palna New
Henares New Persian Capers..
Per chest @900/940 @ 970/1,040 @ 1,080/1,120 @3,255 1,245
Co-oap's Advertisements.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
THE Undersigned have received instructions
to Sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED,
on
SATURDAY,
the 5h March, 1904, at 2.30 PM, at their
SALES ROOMS, No. 8, Des Voeux Road, (Corner of Ice House Street), SUNDRY HANDSOME JAPANESE HAND CARVED CHERRY WOOD FURNITURE,
Comprising: DRESSING TABLE, BED, MIRROR, CHAIRS, ROUND MIRRORS and LEATHER CHAIR, &c. &c.
TERMS-As usual.
HUGHES & HOUGH, Auctioneers. Hongkong, and March, 1904
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FOR SINGAPORE AND CALCUTTA. THE Steamship
THE
"KONIGSBERG,"
Secretary, Hongkong General Chamber of Captain Mayer, will be despatched far the above Parts, on SATURDAY, the 5th instant,
Commerce.
CALLE COMPANIES AND CUSTOMERS DEPOSITS.
the table.-
The following correspondente was laid on
Hongkong, oh January, 1904.
29th August regarding the telegram deposit Dear Sir,-With reference to our letter of the
system, we are instructed by the Companies' your letter of the 28th August, the Companies' managers at Shanghai to st+te that, in reply to
respective board of directors have wired that allowed by the Bank' shall be paid to the depo- they have decided that the whole of the interest
sitnrs.
The Companies trust that this concession will be considered by the Chamber as satisfac- torily settling the question, the mute so as only a small minority of the Companies' clients have expressed any dissatisfaction with the new system. We are, clc,
J. M. BECK, Superintendent, Eastern Extension Telegraph Co. OLAF NIELS N, Superintendent, Great Northern
Telegraph Co.
Secretary, Hongkong General Chamber of
Commerce.
A., Lowe, Esq.
(To be continued.)
THE LATE MR. JOHN P. JOAQUIM,
We (S. F. Press) hear with much regret of the death of Mr. John Parsick foaquim, ad vocate and solicitor of this place and of Kuala Lumpor, which took place on 16th ult. at the fatter place, as the result of a cold on the lungs. Sympathetic references have been made in the Selangor paper to the illness of Mr. Joaquim, but it was hoped he would pull through. The funer. 1 at Kuala Lumpor, where the deceased was very popular, was attended by almost everyone in the place.
Mr. Parsick Joaquim, who asked Mr. Buckley The late Mr. John P. Joaquim was a son of
to arrange for sending the late J. P. Joaquim
Mr. Buckley did this through his brother (now and his brother John to school in Eugland.
Mr. Justice Buckley) and the brothers bath
came out and practised at the Bar. John P
In voicing the views of the mercantile com- or "Bob" as he was familiarly called, was muity on this question, my committee are not much respected, and though not a brilliant the proclamation of a public holiday on the day representing the facts too strongly in stating lawyer bad the reputation of being very reliable preceding China New Year's Day, and the i mathat the new conditions imposed by your com- among his clients. He was a man of pleasant jority of the Committee are of opicion that the panies are strongly objected to not merely on and sociable disposition and filled a large place prise, shall be above the declaration of Tuesday, the 16th instant, as a account of their arbitrary nature, but as an in Selangor. Well-known in the Straits, hav public holiday is sufficient for the needs of the other instance of the discrimination betweening practised in Malacca and delangor, piany
at 4 P.M.
This Steamer has Superior Accommodation for First Class Passengers and carries a Doctor.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE, Hongkong Office. Hongkong, and March, 1904.
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GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION.
Fly Point Batteries in a North-Westerly direc
INFORMATION has been received from the Military Authoritiestbat GUN PRACTICE will be carried out from Upper Belchers and
tion at ranges from 4,000 to 4,500 yards on the 4th March, 1904, and from Stonecutters West and East Batteries in a South-Westerly direction at ranges from 600 to 4,000 yards on the 5th March, 1934.
If the weather is unfavourable on either of the above dates, practice will take place on the 7th proximo.
Practice will commence at 9.30 A.M. on the 4th, and at 9 AM. on the 5th, and end at
I AM. daily, if the range is clear.
By Command,
A. M. THOMSON, Acting Colonial Secretary.
Colonial Secretary's Office,
Hongkong, 2nd March, 1004.
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THEATRE ROYAL.
THE
HENRY DALLAS MUSICAL COMEDY
COMPANY.
ENORMOUS SUCCESS.
TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY),
and
TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), "BELLE OF NEW YORK.”
FRIDAY and SATURDAY,
"THE MESSENGER BOY."
PRICES $3, $2 and $t.
PLANS AT
ROBINSON PIANO CO., LD.
of Curtain,
Late Tram Each Night 15 minutes after Full
W. FLEMING VALLANCE, Manager.
Future pieces will be duly advertised. Hongkong, and March, 1904.
CALCUTTA.
HE Company's Schip
"LAISANG,"
Captain E. J. Tadd, will be despatched as above on TUESDAY, the 8th instani, at 3.P.M..
For Freight or Passage, apply to
"L
JARDINE, MATHESON & Co.,
General Managers. .
Hongkong, and March, 1904.
THE
TP-TO-DATE
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Uached Hongkong, where a
SHORTHAND"
Permanent Studio has been opened near the G.PO, and WATKINS, LTD, Queen's Road Central.
IST LESSON write any Word.
4TH LESSON write 40 Words a Minute. TH LESSON write 120 Words a Minute. 21 LESSONS to Completion of Full Course.
TERMS: $50, or by lostalments. No Books TO BUY, or other Payments to make.
May be learned in One Month; the very Dullest in 12 Weeks,
OUR ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS OFTEN ASKED ON THE "UP-TO-DATE SHORTHAND,"
Can it be learned as well by post as at
your Studio?......
***
...YES. Can a person of ordinary intellect master
it in six weeks? The full course to completion and fast
writing in six weeks?....
***
...YES.
Do you examine us on each lesson?
Personally or by post?
...YES.
...YES, ......YES.
Is it easy to learn and to read?....
Is it accepted by Government Offices the
world over?
---
...YES. Do you give a certificate of competency
on completion?
... YES, Do you supply a lesson book to each papi! and show the date each lesson "is given?...
...YES. Then this is proof of the pupil's progress; and before receiving the rath lesson
***
I must write 110 words a minute? ........YES. Shall I be competent to write a shortband
letter and make notes?
***
...YES. At the third lesson within one week?...YES. The pupils take as long as they like between the lessons; they master one and then come (or send if a Postal Pupil) for the next.
PRINCIPAL: WARWICK PEELE,
(late Special Reporter, British Houses Lords, Commons and High Courts), Hongkong, 29th February, 1904. (298
Intimation.
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THE POPULÄR
SCOTCH
IS
"BLACK & WHITE"
JAMES BUCHANAN & CO.
SCOTCH WHISKY. DISTILLARS,
By Appointment to
...$
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B.M. THE KING
and HRH the PRINCE.
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Supplied at all the LEADING CLUBS and HOTELS, and to be obtained from LANE, CRAWFORD & CO, Queen's Road [266 Central
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