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NOTICE:

THE RACE COURSE WILL BE OPEN

from TO-DAY (TUESDAY), the ist November, 1994

Members requiring STAND or STABLE ACCOMMODATION" during the "Forthcoming Training and Racing Season will oblige by applying to the. Undersigned before, MON- DAY, the 14th instant.

By Order,

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THE ACCIDENISZO THE C. N. CO. 600,000 men, as any further, troops would b

S.S. "KAISHING"

necessarily untrained levies incapable of ting regular armies. From this he conc The following particulars regarding the ac- that the prospects of next year's camp cident to the Kaisking as first reported in these | when Russia will have 750,000 men to Ja columas in printed in the Chefoo Daily News, 600,000, am most favoumble, plas

The latter part of the articles deals witliy of 27th ult

Hongkong, sat November, 190494 Chefoo early yesterday morning, and the in-can Civil War marched sound to the rear of the

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The China Navigation Company's steamer so aspect of the war little noticed by the Kashing clearing at 6 o'clock Tuesday night | foreign. Press-fr., General Linevitch's ex- for Shanghai, ran afoul of a floating mine at-pedition from Vladivostok into Korea midnight about 40 miles out from Welhaiwel, movement, it seems, formed an important on the route to Shanghai, and was badly dam. part of Russia's plan of campaign, for it aged in consequence, one of her Chinese crew- was destined to get in between the two, suffering death, three being injured and one Japanese armies (ibat advancing northward misslog

and that besinging. Port Arthur) in the same; The news of the accident was received in way as General 'Sherman's force in the Ameri

formation conveyed in the first telegram was Confederates, who, pressed by Grant on the very meagre. It simply stated the fact that north and Sherman on the south, were driven the Kashing had had an encounter with a to the sea and compelled to surrender, General mine, that her bows had been damaged, and Linevitch's expedition has, according to the that two of her crew were killed and for in-writer, been a complete failure, and has con. joyed that the vessel had put back to Weihai- sequently been suspended at the very begin- wei, and was there at the time the telegram was Ding. This failure he attributes to the fact dispatched.

that the Japanese posscis the command of the The local Lloyds' agent immediately wired sea. "A campaign against Seoul and then to bis home office the information contained in on to the Ya-lu would be possible only if our the telegram. Later in the day the agents for fleet held the command of the Japanese Sez. the steamer, Messrs. Butterfield & Swire, Then General Linevitch would have a stor received advice that only one member of the ling of communication by land (Gensan-Sacul, crew had been killed, that three were injured,189 vorsts), while from Gensan and one missing. The killed, injured and missing men are all Chinese. The cargo was slightly damaged, only four packages in the forward part of the vessel suffering.

From the information at hand, it develops that the mine was encountered in latitude 38.291/2N, longitude 122.39 3/4 E The explosion resulting from contact of the vessel with the mine caused a large hold in her pork bow. Eight plates were carried away. The | starboard bow wAS severely shaken up. The lower forecaste deck was blown up. The vessel was saved from destruction by her col- lision bulkheads,

The Kashing was carrying, & general cargo and specie: She was bound from Chefoo to Shanghai. She is one of the numerous Butter- field & Swire steamers plying along the China carried no European or American passengers const, and is a vessel of tons. She

at the time of the accident,

Great precaution has been taken by steamers. of this line to guard against accident from mines. Orders were issued some time ago

WA

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Intimations.

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COMPANY, LIMITED,

NEW IRON

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by sea. But the Baltic Fleet is late, Admital Jessen was unsuccessful at Fusan; the sea is in the power of the Japanese, and the advance on Seoul with a land I ne of communication of 750 verts through mountainous country is impossible... General Linevitch's rear wasld be open to an attack from the sea.”

This statement is extremely interesting as being almost the fret allusion that has yet been made in the Russian Press to the command of

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FIRST FLOOR.

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Bedspreads

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Art Muslins.

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Carpets

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tung Promontory after dark, and the rule bas been rigorovaly observed, steamers of the Butterfield & Swire line from the south unable to make Chefo in daylight being anchored off the coast until such time as they might clearly

See their way,

The mine encountered by the Keshing, however, was a considerable distance south of the recognized danger area, though probably great care has been exercised by all skippers on the run from Tientsin and Newchwang to Shanghai, to guard against accident even out. side the danger Hae.

The approaching storm season in waters ad- jacent to this portion of the China coast has made navigators doubly cautious, but the dan. ger can be only slightly lassened, even with

8.45 pm, and 9 p.m., 9.45 pm to 11.5 p.m. extreme care, as evidenced by the accident of

Tuesday night. As mentioned in the columns | of the Daily News some time ago; the high. winds and heavy teas prevailing since the first of October have had a tendency to cause many of the mines laid at Port Arthur, Newchwang, and along the Manchurian coast generally, to escape their moorings, making them a serious: impediment to traffic in those welers. Vessels travelling along the coast north of Shanghai' aad in Pechili Gulf run great risks, and it is only accidents like that which has befallen the | Kashing which will call to the attention of the

general public the magnitude of those risks.

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THE RELATIVE strength of

THE TWO ARMIES.

("Times" Russian Correspondents.)

On the subject of the relative strength of GREEN ISLAND CEMENT COMPANY, the two armies in the Far East, the Russian, "Viedomost," of Moscow, has recently pub. LIMITED. -

lished a most interesting article, which coming from a Russian source is extremely significant. The author begin by alluding to the statement

PORTLAND GEMENT

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Hor kong, and "eptember, 1904.

FURNITURE. WAREHOUSE,

1789

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CABINET-MAKER AND ART Decorator,

from Shanghai, has opened a FURNITURE STORE

at

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The only Shop in Hongkong with this name.

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THERE HIGH-CLASS FURNITURE Ag of every description can be made to order in any desigs required.

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months' sight L/C.........

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White Tawny, (Brown Label)

10.30

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10.00

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made by various Russian newspapers, includERED SCREENS, KAKEMONOS, &c. For a small additional annual charge Desk Quinta da Granja ing military magazines that Japan can put &c., &c. 1,000,000 men into the field. "If this ware; really so we should have already lost the war, and our army would have to evacuate not only. Manchuria, but Eastern Siberia as well". The writer goes on to give details of the troops, which Russia has in the held or on their way "Since the war began we have noi sent out more than, in round numbers, 740,000 men, across Lake Baikal, an average of 35 000 men a month,

out,

► I

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AND

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AN APPEAL.

420,000 men to the Far East, so that pominally SHIP'S our force beyond Lake Baikal would reach a total of at most 750,000 to 800,000 men,” Any increase in the carrying capacity of the Siberian Railway (by the completion of the Circum-Baikalline and other measures) will bo completely swallowed up by the doubling of the work necessary to keep up the supply of ammunition and foodstuffs, for an army twice as strong, to convey the sick and wounded to the base, and to make good the wastage at the front. Japan has far better Has been patronised by the Hongkong Club, means of transport than Rusals, and hav Hongkong Hotel, Messrs. A. 5. Watson & Co., thrown 40,000 men op to the mainland in Ld. Joint Telegraphs Cos, and other, leading seven or eight months, that is twice as many Establishments in the Colony, to whom refer as we have got over the Baikal in the same ence may be made as to the Superior Work period. Thus in the course of a year Japan mauship and Materials of the Furniture, &c; supplied.

could bring ber strength up to a million men, of NEEDLE WORK, Messrs. A. S. Watson & Co., Ltd. write as | whereas we could poly concentrate 600,000 to follows an Men 650,000 men to the same period. In this We have pleasure in stating that Mr. LE can, no doubt, considering the splendid arma- KWONG LOONG furnished the Annexe to our Disprousty and gave as every satisfac point of courage, Marshal Oyama, baving at ment of his forces, no whit inferior to ours in tion. SMK (64) A. B.. WATSON & Co., Ld bis disposal a grest superiority of force, could ORDERS punctually attended to, and win the campaign, with comparative essa." CHARGES most moderate.

The author, however, goes on to state that there is no reason for believing that Japan can raise an effective field force of more than

AN INSPECTION INVITED. Hongkong, and September, rood.

1991

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The Superioresa will also be, most gratefu} for any Parks, or old. ENVELOPES to be made into Books for the Children of the Poor Schools who are taught by the Sisters

Hongkong, 22nd April, 1891.

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