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HONGKONG, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 7, 1904.
THE PRAYA BAST RECLAMATION.
grant a Crown lease for 99 years with the
option of renewal for another period of on years at a rent to be fixed by the Governor for the time being. Sir Paul's original sug-, gestion was for the acquisition of Morrison Hill and of the Naval Hospital Hill, and for the removal of both these impediments to the expansion of our City eastward and to its more perfect ventilation. Unfortunately,
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7 1904.
By kind permission of Lient-Col. Iremonger 7/E V, R. C. AQUATIC SPORTS. and Officers, the Band of the 93rd Burma Infantry will play the following programme at 15 the Kowloon Hotel, during dinner, to-morrow evening (weather permitting):
Sou
•Mores.
March. The Washington Post" Idyll "Hiawatha " gyven Selection..." Marle England".German. Song. Deloved, Its more". Florence Aylward. 1.Fidney Janes. Selection....Sas Toy "i Valta"Auf Schlongen-der-Llebo Intermezin.." Phryne "
Doha. Hoby.
AN Indian clerk rejoicing in the name of Fatty Dad who is employed at the rated water actory, of Messrs. Watson and Co., was charg ed by the No, i coolie with assault. It was bleged that the defendant chased the com-
the Naval Authorities had, before his pro-e the Clock Tower, and there he caught him posals were submitted to the Government, by the queue and struck him on the head. The cause of the trouble was the breaking of a HOLYOAK-COWPER. On the 3rd inst., at made all arrangements for the enlargement, bottle outside the factory. Faity Dad was St. James Church, Vancouver, B.C., by theof the present Naval Hospital and for the fined so cents, as there was no evidence to Rev. T. Finnes Clinton, PERCY LOBSON, second son of the Rev. T. II. Holyoak, of construction, on the opposite spur, of antonvict him of more than a technical offence, Whalley Range, Manchester, to NELLIE GER- Epidemic Hospital in connection therewith,|| TRUDE, only daughter of William Cowper, Esq, and so were unable to assent to the sugges- MR. E. J. Grist, solicitor, of Messrs. Wilkinson
[1009 of Moseley, England,
tion for the removal of their establishments and Grist, supplied to Mr. Kemp this morning to more healthy and less crowded sites at. for a remand of a case in which a woman was charged with obtaining $200 by false pretences Kowloon. The improvements already effect from another woman. It was alleged that ed in the Queen's Road, from the Parade Hefendant agreed to procure for the complain Ground to the Arsenal, and the completion at a little girl to be her serving maid, and that of the Tram, has facilitated the movement she was to receive the $200 for her. She pro- of the population from west to east, and cured the girl, and was paid the money, and the character of the new district with its then, it was alleged, she persuaded her to run broad thoroughfare, 'wide streets and sani-away from her employer back to defendant.
A remand was granted until the 14th inst, The administration of His Excellency tary buildings will attract a large popula Major Sir Matthew Nathan is about to be
tion. Sir Paul estimated the cost of A CHALLENGE Competition of a half-a-mile race initiated by one of the most important reclamation, sea wall praya, streets, sewers between members of the Parsee Bathing Club public works of the many large and similar and all expenses at a figure not exceeding was wen yesterday by Mr. C. B. Mawrawalla, undertakings which the Colony has begun and carried into completion in the past. 75 cents per square foot of available build- who swami against Mr. A. B. Avasia (last year's The reclamation of the western foreshore of ing land and, even if the cost should, through | championship holder). A final race for the the Island is now an accomplished fact; the any unforeseen events, run up even to $ a flub's championship for the year, will take Island, in which all the Parsee competitors of reclamation of the Kowloon sea front, ex-square foot, the land, he said, would still place on Saturday next, near Stone Cutters the colony have been asked to join. A silver tending from 'T'simtsatsui to Yaumati, has be worth having at that figure.
cup, presented by the Parsee community, will lung been completed. And the bay between
be given to the winner. The club's launch Kowloon Point and Blackhead's Hill, which
leaves Pottinger Pier at 5 p.m., to carry mem was acquired by the Hongkong Land Re-
bers and others. clamation Company, is now in process of being led in and before many months have elapsed a huge area will be added to the building sites available across the har bour. About four years ago, the Hou. Mr. (now Sir) C. Paul Chater, c..., to whom must be credited the conception of the big schemes for which Hongkong has been re- |nowned, planned the reclamation of the eastern foreshore from Arsenal Street to the
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
A FATAL plague case is reported from Jardine's bazaar.
THERE are indications of considerable unrest in the provinces of Kiangsi and Chibli, besides those of Husan and Kwangsi.
MR. P. W. Goldring has, we understand, jelt Mr. John Hastings' law office, and is now associated with Mr. G. K. Hall Brutton.
THE Chefoo Daily Neus announces the death East Point Refinery, at Causeway Bay. His of Capt. Meyer, a well known pilot and skipper A. S. WATSON & Co., idea was to increase the building area of the
on the China coast, who fell through a hatch Colony at the same time to give a conway on the s.s. Chefno. He was about seventy. tinuous road along the seafront from west to three years of age at the time of his death. cast of the Island. But the Admiralty Dock became the stumbling block, and the recia- mnation, devised for the castern part of the city, will, when carried out, be cut into two by the naval works in the very heart of
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paper proprietors of London have just closed negotiations for 1,500 square miles of timber areas in the interior of Newfoundland, on which they propose to erect the largest pulp
It is reported in military circles at St. Peters-
burg that Lieutenant-General Linevitch is
marching with troops from the direction of Vladivostok, to create a diversion in the rear
of General Kuroki's army, with the object of relieving General Kuropatkin's force.
A RECENT visitor from Dalny informs the China Times that nearly all the foreign special correspondents who were recently allowed to leave Tokyo to become attached to the force
which is attacking Port Arthur, are to be found
"THE steamers of the Canadian Pacific Rail way on the Pacific, so far as we know, are not carrying contraband goods, so we have not thought it necessary to take any precautions against Russian sleamers," said a leading could stemmnship official to-day. "If anyone tell us," be added, "exactly what is meant by contraband, l' would be better able to answer the question, but as far as we understand the word, our steamers are not carrying any. Our Pacific line of steamers, far from being ad versely affected by the war in the Far East, has heen benefited by it to quite a large extent. This applies most particularly to passenger
traffic."
SECOND DAY:
Last evening's sports at the V. R. Gen. closure were again full of interest and some of the events were remarkably closely contested The programme opened with the Two Lengths Hurdle Race divided into four heats. With one exception only two competitors started so that Fall bat H. “A... ·Lammert, who was third in the first heat, are eligible to run in the fral. All cleared the obstacles in pretty style, and the final this evening is sure to be followed with interest. The 200 yards championship of the Colony (open) fell to C. J. Cooke who overhauled
felito
TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME.,
The Secretary's launch left Blake Piar at a quarter to four precisely conveying a large num ber of ladies and s, ectators to witness the third and most interesting day's sport of the festival. There was an exceptionally large attendance, and the stand was guy with colour and anima- lion. By the kind permission of Llant-Colonel
N. Walls and officers of Sherwood Foresters, the Band of the Regiment was in attendance, and played the following delightful selections
Lancers, Sousa Sousa Valse, "Blaue" of music during the afternoon
Margis) Selection, "The Toreador" Caryll Gavotte, "Immer Wieder Vandervell; Selec tion, "A Country Girl" Monckton; Valse,
Sobre Las Olas Besa Lenton; Geisha Jones: Serenade, "Lo Paloma " Yra- The proceedings opened shortly after four dier; Galop, "Round Oak" Van den fleuvel.
had held the lead from the start. The running header from the spring-board formed a pretty piece of gymnastic skill, C. Humphreys, who was declared the winner, being closely followed o'clock with the final of Hurdle Handicap. up by Frank Jorge. In the Plate Diving The competitors were Merits, J. W. Bains, Competition, R. Witchell was the first home C. F. Osorio, I. S. Kannett, L. E. Lammert, with three plates, but Cooke returning with four | JA. S. Alves, E. Herbst, F. Ellis and C. was declared the winner. The final event, the tumphreys, plunging, brought out some good water men, R. C. Witchell notching the greatest distance with Cooke and Loureiro dead heaters for second place. In the decider the second prize was awarded to Loureiro. The results were as
follow :-
HURDLE RACE
A two-length handicap. First and second in each heat to swim in the final. First prize: presented by Hon. WJ, Gresson; 2nd pre-
sented Starters ---
1st Heat.
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2nd Heat,
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SALE OF THE "CANTON"
It is reported in town to-day that the Indo- China Steam Navigation Co.'s s... Canton has
been sold for $10,000. The report too late to obtain verification.
wall ached us
A DISPUTED PROMISSORY
NOTE.
The Pulsne Judge (Mr. T. Sercombe Smith) should have had before him in the Supreme; C. F. Ozorio owes 8 s. H. Kennet owes 10 s. Court, this afternoon, the case of Wong Ngok J. W. Bains to s. L Lammert
Wan Chan Yust Tsun before him. H. Lammert
It was an action brought by the plaintiff, "a". 3rd Heat.
4th Heat.
trader, of 249, Queen's Road East, to recover J: A. S. Alves 95. F. Ellis
6 s. from the defendant also a trader, doing busi E. Herbst
9 s. C. Humphreys,
Dess at 2, Salt Fish Street, West Point, the sum 1st Heat, J. W. Bains, 59 sec....
of $282, being principal and înterest due under C. F. Ozorio..." ok.
a promissory note, given to plaintiff by defend- ant in January, 1901.
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2nd Heat, H. S. Kennett, 45 sec. 3rd Heat, E, Herbst, 51 sec, 4th Heat, C. Humphreys
BOYS' RACE.
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Nine to 13 years. A two-length handicap Sons and brothers of members only. Post catrics. First prize: presented by Mr. M. A. A. Youza; zad: presented. Starters:-
Albert Ellis, B. Muskett, Arthur Ellis, H. Livesey, Tom jex and Harry Brandt, Harry Brandt..
B. Muskett WE
Time: mia. 5 sec.
COLONY'S CHAMPIONSHIP,
1
A six-length (200 yd.) contest. Open to all comers. First prize: presented by Hon. R. Shewan; and: presented. Starters:-
J. Fisher, J. Witchell, C. Humphreys, N, HI, Alves, R. C. Witchell, C. J. Cooke, and W. Osborne. C. G. Cooke
WE have received from Messrs. Barretto and Co., he local agents of the Wine Growers Sup-J. Witchell ply Company, samples of Kabuto Beer and Hirano Water, together with much that is
unique in the matter of advertising novelties.
...
Time: 2 mio. 37 sec.
DIVING FOR PLATES.
First prize presented by Messrs. Kuhn & Komar; zad: presented. Starters:→
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One of our staff, who admits that he has had considerable experience as a taster during ten years' experience as a journalist in the Farc. Witchell, C. J. Cooke, J. H. R. Hance, F.
J. Witchell, E. Humphreys, N. H. Alves, East, expresses the opinion that Kabuto is a mild and appetizing beverage especially suit. A. Raza Pereira, C. F. Osorio, A. Loureiro, J. able to act as an antidote to this trying climate. E. Ellis, J. M. Roza Pereira, H. C. Austen,
J. Mackie. It would be a work of superogation to dilate upon the sterling merits of Hirano; which C. J. Cooka whether taken alone or as an addition to R. C. Witchell...
F. M. Roza Pereira... whisky or brandy, is universally recognised as an ideal natural water.
In view of the fact of the daily increasing
of opium, which occupy so much of the atten tion of the Magistrates, it has become matter, for speculation as to why an Opium Court has
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FOUR LENGTH HANDICAP. First and second in each heat to swim in the final.. First prize: presented by Mr. F. W.
Victoria. It is in connection with this latter mill in the world. reclamation that we have now to refer with considerable pleasure in these columns. For several years, although the plan has been matured in the mind of the promoter of the scheme, the innumerable obstacles which beset the undertaking by reason of the objections raised to minor details on the part of the Naval and Military authorities, it has had to be held in abeyance. These have happily now been overcame, and the information, which reached us this morning, is to the effect that sanction had been at Dalny Hotel, kicking their heels with im. number of prosecutions for illegal possession White; and: presented.. Starters:- obtained from the Colonial Office to put patience, at not being permitted to go to the the project into operation almost at once. That colour is lent to the correctness of the report will be found in the fact that con- tracts have been made for the supply of certain materials which will be required in the carrying out of this big scheme. We are not to disclose the nature of the con- tracts entered into with a Hongkong firm for the material of its own production. Suffice it to say, that the concurrent carrying out of the reclamation gives an undoubted WHITE TURKISH TOWELS. impetus to a local industry which is renowned
DRAWING-ROOM,
DINING-ROOM,
and BED-ROOM
FURNITURE
ELECTRO-PLATED,
GLASS, and
CHINA WARES. PASTEUR'S MICROBE-PROOF
FILTERS,
ROCHESTER LAMPS,
- COUNTERPANES.
COOKING RANGES,
KITCHEN UTENSILS, and
HOUSEHOLD REQUISITES.
actual front, where siege operations are daily undertaken.
THE Admiralty has invited the Clyde ship- builders to tender for two battleships of 16,500 tous and high speed. It is said that these vessels in the matter of armament and armored protection will eclipse anything yet attempted, That the Admiralty officials are in a hurry to Get the vessels started is indicated by the fact that the tenders must be sent in by September, which is unusually short notice.
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A MURDEN wire, of 9th ult, saya that the japanese are using the Shan-bai-kwan Yinkow Railway for providing the army, and mobiliz.
not been established on the lines of the Land
1st Hen'..
L: Lammert
2nd Ital I. E. Ellis... "Go Owes 7.8. W. Andrews owes 21
18. J. R. Pereira 18 s. 18 5.
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251. H. C. Sayer
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3rd Heat,
4th Heat.
F. Ellis and Marine Courts. This would tend to give A. V. BarroS great relief to the Magistrates, the Police and R. C. Witchell others, who, under prevailing conditions, are frequently obliged to attend the Courts two or three times, and that after waiting a whole day for a case which could not be reached. Mon.A. J. Mackicowes 33. day's business in the Court formed a good P. Remedios 158. E. Herbst owes 15 s. argument in favour of the innovation, as the J.H.R.Hance,, 105. A. j. Ribeiro Magistrate was kept on the Beach until C. Humphreys,, 25 s. C. J. Cooks.
13 254 -6.30 p.m., and even then numbers of cases had N. H. Alves
1st hent, A. V. Barros; 1 min. 43 sec... to be held over till the next day. True, there
R. C. Witchell was only one magistrate sitting on Monday, but
2nd heat, H. A. Lammert, I min. 44 sec, I
W. T. Andrews see" "g when there are two the sittings are frequently necessary to be kept up till very late.
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3rd heat, Humphreys, 1 min 38 sec. I
A. J. Mackie...
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4th heat, C. J. Cooke, i min, 16 sec. I
A. J. V. Ribento...
SPRINGBOARD RUNNING HEADER. First prize: presented by Mr. E. Osborne zad: presented. Starters -
for the excellence of its product throughout the East, the Philippines Islands, and even in the United States. At this stage it will being troops for an attack on Sinmintun, about useful to recapitulate some of the details of 30 miles west of Mukden. Sinmintun is the the scheme with whose completion will be northern terminus of the Shan-hai-kwan Rail. YET another attempt appears to have been way. From Koaangle, about 70 miles south. made this morning to throw further obstacles seen the addition of an immense area, with west of Sinnintun, a branch line connects within the way of the representatives of the Press, PHOTOGRAPHIC deep water frontage available, in that portion Vinkow, which is about 33 miles south-east of in their duties at the Magistracy. Upon enter- ing the Court-room they were informed by Usher Price and others, that they were yester DEPARTMENT.
day aftemoon instructed to tell the reporters
J. Witchell, C. Humphreys, J. W. Baina, W. that they were not to be allowed in future to see the charge sheets, by Mr. Kemp's orders. T. Andrews, R. C. Witchell, C. J. Cooke, J. H. The genuineness of the announcement that R. Hance, and Frank Jorge. such an order had emanated from Mr. Kemp C Humphreys... was doubted immediately by those concerned, Frank Jorge. and, accordingly, one of the Pressmen was de J. Witchell puted to ask His Worship if he had issued any
DEVELOPING and PRINTING
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PROMPT RETURN, Hongkong, 8th January, 1904.
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E. C. WILKS & Co., MARINE SURVEYORS, CONSULTING ENGINEERS AND
NAVAL ARCHITECTS.
The British steamer Tenby, laden with Sugar from Java, was, the other day, approaching Emmahaven in West Sumaira to take in a supply of coal when she struck upon rocks and remained fast. Two steamers the Van Dieman
&
PLUNGING.
First prize: presented by He Tung, Esq. and presented. Startersi
J. Witchell, N. H. Alves,. W. T. Andrews, R. C. Witchell, C, J. Cooke, J. H. R. Hance, A. V. Barros, F. M. Rora Pereira, F. Ellis, A. Loureiro, J. E. Ellis, and J. M. Roză Pereira. R. Witchell, 47 yards 9in. C.J. Cooke, 46 yards 9ini lim, mine A. Loureiro, 46 yards rin....
of the Island, the foreshore of which has been | Koupanget. silted up to a degree as noxious as it is
A MAN was charged this morning, before Mr. insanitary to the inhabitants residing within E, I. C. Wolfe, with being in possession of the that district. We summarise the details of enormous quantity of 58 taels of opium without the scheme as presented by the Hon. Sira certificate, but it was proved to be very large- Paul Chater to a meeting of the owners and ly mixed with native medicine, so he got off agents of lots in the Prayà at Wanchai, held with a fine of $33. Another man, charged with at the City Hall in April, 1901, The illegal possession of 34 tatis of prepared opium, idea, he explained, is to reclaim from was fined $200. Minor fiues for the same of
such order. Mr. Kemp looked surprised, the sea a strip of land, very nearly a mile fence ranged from $1 to $150. in length, extending from the Arsenal
smiled, and replied in the negative. Perhaps a to the East Point Sugar Works and
more flagrant and unwarrantable attempt to (except in front of Jardine's premises and
interfere with the liberty and rights of the the Sugar Works) not less than five hundred
Press it would be difficult to find. About and twenty feet in depth from front to back,
year ago Mr. 7. Sercombe Smith. enunciated and the Merapi offered help, which the master the ruling that the reporters were to be afford This will allow of the, widening of the pre- of the Tenby refused from fear of the vessel ed every facility for seeing the papers in ques sent prays from so feet to 75; of a new sinking or reaching deep water. She was in a tion, and were, moreover, to be treated with praya 75 feet in width, and of a main street dangerous state and leaky, as the date of last courtesy and respect by the Court officials. It pis scarcely necessary for us to say that now that rallng, tantamount to an order, is more hon. running through the centre of the reclaimed afvices. land, from west to east, also of 75 feet in Tae rising at Hoplaghsein, in Kwangsi, was pure! by its breach than its observance, but width Thirteen thoroughfares, each fifty caused by the new tax on indigo to run when according to the Usher's statement, a C. J. Cooke feet in width, will run from the present schools, as has been reported before. The responsible official so far forgets himself, and J. Witchell... praya to the new one dividing the reclaimed likin officers report that they have: lost Tis oversteps his authority, as to issue an im-R C. Witchell area into convenient blocks. There will 8000 and the Salt Office Tis. 20,000. The proper order, also improperly using a higher C. Humphreys
been removed. The people are official's name as the author, it is high time Frank Jorge magistrale has been then be left 345 feet in depth of building willing to pay the damages. These risings that haters were looked into, and the general E. Humphreys land in two blocks, to be divided out among are caused by the local geotry stirring up the working and condition of affairs of the Magis A. V. Barros Telegram Address Telephone-No. 358. the lot holders in proportion to their respec. people. Who is behind the local gentry tracy investigated in order that they may be F.M. Rósă Pereira
Hongkong, 3rd May, 1904, -
{381 | tiva frontages. A lot holder, therefore, having | Universal Gazette, -
‘OLLISIONS and Damages Surveyed.
Salvage Work undertaken. Ship Designs and Specifications prepared. Agents for the Construction and Sale of Steam
and Motor Launches,
Contract for New Tonnage on reasonable terms
with First-class Builders.
large stock of Canadian Asbestos and
Asbestocel goods kept. Agents for Messrs. Allen & Sons Electrical
Plant and Centrifugal Pumps,
"MARINKWORK"
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remedied
MARKS FOR CLUB'S CHAMPIONSHIP” Up to last night the marks for the Club's championship were
A. Loureiro
Mr. Oito King Sing was to have appeared for plaintiff, whilst Mr. P. W. Goldring for the defence.
After keeping the Court waiting for nearly twenty minutes it was announced that the case had been settled although the Court had not been notified.
His Lordship struck the case out of the list.
LEAVING WITHOUT NOTICE.
At the Supreme Court this morning, before the Puisne Judge (Mr. T. Sercombe Smith), Pun Fung Sang sued Tsun Fung Wing, for the recovery of $145, money alleged to be dus for rent in lieu of notice in respect of premises 115, Jervois Street.
Mr. Barlow appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. F. X. d'Almada e Castro for the defence.
Plaintiff stated that defendant took the house in question in the middle of the third month. on a monthly tenancy. He paid three months' rent but left in the middle of the sixth month without paying the usual month's rent in lieu of notice. Defendant wanted to rent the place. for two or three months but he said he could not let him have it on those terms, and the least he would let the place for would be five) or six months. He did not demur and later
paid plaintiff three months' rent. Defendant afterwards offered to pay half a month's rent
In lieu of notice, but he refused,
For the defence it was urged that the tenancy was for three months only, and two witnesses were called in support of the contention,
A partner in the defendant's business was called and said that the premises where they did business before going to Jervois Street, viz., in Queen's Road Central, were destroyed by fire. The landlord, however, said they would be rebuilt and again let to them in three months. That was why the premises were only taken for three months. They did not, however, go back to the old premises, as the landlord insisted on raising the rent prohibi- tively.
In the end, His Lordship found for the defendant with costs.
TYPHOON WARNING,
MANILA ODSERVATORY,
September 7th, 10 am, General Edw. S. Bragg, U. S. Consul General, kindly forwards the following copy of
a telegram which he received from Manila to-day
"Depression East of South Luzon,"
THE following telegraphic information dated rst inst. has been received from, the Sumatra Director, and Manager of the Maatschappy tot, Mila-Bosch-en Landbouwexploitatio in Lang- kat, Ld.:-
Gallons.
Daily aggregate output of Crude Petro-
Crude Petroleum in Tanks at date 40 000 leum ... 72,000 Kerosene made since the date of the
preceding half-monthly telegram... 66,000 Kerosene shipped since the date of the
i, preceding half-monthly relegram.. 79,00 Keisene in Stock at Refinery at date... 58,000
SHIPPING AND MAILS.
MAILS DUE
English (Bengal) 9th inst.
·French (Australien) 12th inste German (Sachsen) 14th inst.. American (Doric) 15th inst. * Indian (Leisung) 20h inst. Canadian (Athenian) 20th lasti
The Boston S. S. Co's 6.5. Tremont arrived at Yokohama on 4th inst
The Bucknall Line s.s. Baroise left Sing pare for this port on 6th inst., and is expected to arrive here ap 12th inst.
BAR
The H. A. L. ss. Sucuda from Hamburg left Singapore for this port on sth inst., p.m., and may be expected here on 11th inst.) p.m. :
The 0.&O. 5. S. Co,x ≤ 5. Dorie with mais) &c; from San Francisco to the 18th ult, vid Honolulu, has arrived. at. Yokohama,-and left for this port this: morning wa Inland Ses Kobe, Nagasaki and Shangbal, due Hongkong" on 16th fast,