TELEGRAMS
HONGKONG TELEGRAPH "
SERVICE
TROUBLE IN THIBET.
CHINESE IMPERIAL RESIDENT MASSACRED.
[From Our Own Correspondent.]
| Shanghai, 23rd April,
5.30 p.m.
A Chingtu dispatch states that the Imperial Resident at Thibet has been massacred, along with his whole re tinuo, at Batong."
[Reuter's.]
Gorman Steamer Stopped at Mauritius.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH MONDAY, APRIL 24, 1905.
SAMBN'S CHURCH, the Pennsylvanian, ollfolds of. Mr. Bočke: WEST POINT.
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Teller's earliest Intrigues,
sistance of the
desperate
On the evening of Good Friday the worship-| later designs pem, in the Seamen's Church had a musical | in picturesque detail, and trest of a high order. For some wooks past But babjad all this malo the choir, asulated by a number of friends, bad, always in huiman affairs, be been realously practicing Sir J, Stainer's beau- English villages one may nów and. tiful Çânfuta. The Crue fixion.” Under theable upon a public house s go; the leadership of Mr. H. L. Stringer a large and Live. That sentiment of our simple ances wol balanced choir bad been got together, and toma expresses all that John" Daviton Rocke- on Friday evening the result of the careful feller is not, work of the past few weeks was shown in the | beauty and precision of their rendering of this well known Cantata. The joins were taken by Mr. R. Siescy, Mr. G. E. Paine, and the Rev. D. Powell Richards, R., Mr. H. Sykes presided at the organ. Although a number of extra scafe had been provided many persons who are late, were unable to find a common dation. The offertory which was for a fund to provide a new pipe organ for the church was a very good one,
Yesterday the church, which had been de- corated with a profusion of flowers and palms, presented a very beautiful appearance. The LONDON, 1st April,
services were bright and hearty, the large con- The German steamer Juliette at Mauritius |gregations joining most heartily in the Easter bas been prevented from finishing coaling hymns the anthem was "Christ our Passover when it was ascertained that she was carry. by Goss and was well rendered; the solo was ing stores to Kemranh Bay. The Daily Richards R.N. preached at the Evensong Ser taken by Master Jes. The Rev. D. Powell Mail states that the English portion of her vice, and his sermon, an able, convincing and Crew complain that they have been deceived eloquent vindication of the truth and import and refuse to continue the voyage, preferring ance of the Resurrection of Our Lord, wat imprisonment...
listened to with the closest allention by the congregation. The offertories were for the Missions to Feamen, London, under whose unices the work in this port is carried on and were very good
Resignation of M. Delcasse.
22nd April.. M. Delcasse has resigned; his position was shaken at the debate in the Chomber on Wednesday; his adversaries contending that the Kaiser would never have intervened in Morocco had M. Delcassé considered Ger- man susceptibilities.
Russia.
The Congress of the Members of the Zem stovs fixed, for 7th May in St. Petersburg has been prohibited.
Crete.
The Cretan Chamber has unanimously proclaimed union with Greece, simultaneous ly expressing confidence in the Prince; the Depulles then swore allegiance to King George
FIVE HUNDRED MILES AN HOUR AT SEA.
REMARKABLE CLAIMS FOR A FRENCH PROFESSOR'S INVENTION.
Professor Andre Gambin of Patis bas recent ly made the following startling assertions con- cerning a new type of steamship which he has
Invented
SHIPPING JETSAM.
Another seizure of 75 tios of contraband opium was made on board the s.s. Patchaburi at Bangkok on the roth inst. by the Opium Farmer. As in the previous care, the informer was liberally rewarded by the Farmer. The steamer arrived from Hongkong and Swatow
The us. Wingehnt when leaving Macao yesterday buried her nose in the mud and was, in consequence, delayed some five bours. The ingehad left the wharf at Macao with a large number of excursionists, at 6.30 p.m. yester. day, and had but just got well under way when the ran into and stuck fast on a mud bank. In consequence of this, passengers did not arrive is the barbour until 345 am to-day instead of it 11 o'clock fast night,
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AN OGRE FOR MONOPOLY. If the parabin of the rich man and the poor man's swe lamb had been written in Cleve land it could not have better summed up his bu-iness character. This man cannot be happy while any other human being is in the oil bu- iness and making a profit. It has become a disease, an obsession, with him-the megato mania of industrial empire. To achieve this dominion Mr. John D. Rockefeller has shrunk from nothing. He has at once bribed the great and bullied the small. He has bought out where he must, and crushed out where he night. Only last week the mail brought nows of the death in Comparative poverty of George Rice, the independent all refiner whom Rocke feller ruled, and who fought for 25 years gallant fight againt him.
ORIG. TALK
STOKSSUL” SAID TO ONG
RT ARTHUR?
harm can result from the official statements, the Japanese aro as communicative as in other are secretive. Thus, the the Russo-Japanese war at present consists of mengre despatches concern ing warlike movements and engagements and voluminous documents recording minor events, Whereas the greatest battle of all time is to counted in despatches totalling two or three hundred words, the account of the conversation after the capitulation el Port Arthur extends between General Stoessel and General Nogi
to a muller of several columns.
A TRIP TO MACAO:
rate may be quoted 33/34 cents, 1.0., for boats only, that are in a position to tears Saigon latest on the 1st prox.” On cargoes in vessels departing later, the new import duty," alluded to in our last circular, will be levied by, they Philippines authorities, TVERTAARI ported, neither from Java to this ra
No transactionsı Saigon)Java have been-re-
· From Saigon to Japan only con fixture is an record, that of a small carrier at 33 cents per pical. Quite" latterly the enquiry appears to have temporarily stopped, operators, and own.. Squadron in Eastern Waters, evincing cer ers likewise, with the appearance of the Balic tata hesitancy in entering upon, fresh engage- menta in that direction
cenis respectively, beng- still held out for
Only one charior has been brought about
quoting at the close DERYA
of
· On time baxis the fixture baï been concluded
LANDING REFUSEDUR
Yatterday morning a launch on entering the harbour hailed a police boat and reported that there was a suspicious character as a passenger on board.. The matter was referre") to Inspec- tor Langley, and inquiries were at once set on foot, a Chinaman, with many allates, being detained at the police station meanwhile Subsequently it transpired that the detained man was the accountant in a firms in which bla father and uncle are partners. Some days ago the father, having business which called him Grain in Bangkok is reponed in good supply, to Canton, where he expected to remain for and as soon as the local rice market has re- terests and work well in conjunction with his chip in. Berth rates are firm at 30/23 cents. some time, told his son to look after his intendage will in all probability get a chance to Her covered from its present sluggish stale, auteįda
uncle, during his absence in Canton. The Whilst rates from here to Cheloo and New- It is, however, by no means without interest, father went to Capton on Wednesday, and chwang have been well maintained, go and so as an English translation which appears in the a few days after the sons disappeared, and prompt boats, no improvement is noticeable, Japanese newspapers will show, General 82,000 was soon are found to be missing. No as far as return freights are concerned, in every Nogi first of all seat a message to his fallen report was made to the police of these coin ether direction however, so latest Shanghai foe, arranging for the interview at Shushiying, cidental disappearances. fi.14 then alleged advices have it, the market is fairly active and rates are following up upward tendency may and sending him at the same time a gift of that the son, after securing the $1,000, in small. thirty fowls, a cass of champagne, and some noter and cash, chattered a launch and went Moji to this at $1.40 per ton, and this rate is wine.
to Macho, but en arrival the authorities refused When the historic meeting was held General to allow him to land, as he had no papers, and panied by a number of his staff officers, all in reason for visiting the neighbouring Portuguese Stoeisel came to the appointed, place, accom could give nosatisfactory nccount of himself, or a
his creatures who still represent him as merely General Nogi: "We have both maintained he said he had, business relations, and to the This book is the complete answer to thoie of fall dress. After mutual cordial greetings, the colony. The man said he could give references, following convertation took place and referred the authorities to a firm with which the successful business man, whose eminence has created envy. It shows with chapter and hostilities for the sale of our respective coun: members of, which he was well-known In verse that his power was die in the first instancetries. But, the fighting has now come to an quirles elicited the fact that there was no such to the secret railway rebates which plundered end and I am extremely delighted to meet frm in the colony, and as he was regarded as a his competitors, while he shared the loot with your Excellency."
suspicious character, he was ordered to return the railway officials. The pretence that the
to Hongkong," the launch-master being -In- Standard has invented improvements in the
structed to see that he did so. The man then refining and transport of petroleum is a sham
hauled out a big roll of bank notes saying The production of naptha, of lubricating oils
he was a substantial business man, and pro- of paraffin wax, the idea of pipe lines, of in
testing against this summa y deportation. The cans," of tank railway cars, of tank steamers,
authorities, however, were unconvinced, and the all these things were invented by others.
man had no option but to return to Hongkong. John D. Rockefeller invented nothing but the
But the launchmen, seeing that their passenger secret rebate, which enabled him to enter into
he was in possession of so large a sum of FROM was refused a landing-in Macap, while other men's labors, reaping where others bad. sawn. It is not even trite, us his claque pres
to land him at the wharf, made up their minds money, became suspicious, and while promising tend, that he has reduced the price of all to the consumer. That reduction has been due to
to report the matter to the police as soon as
THE above steamer having arrived. Con- signees of Cargo are hereby requested to causes with which he had nothing to de, and
they entered the harbour. This they did, and send in their Bills of Lading for Countersigna
The man ture and to lake immediate delivery of their the careful statistical tables which this book
the above revelations followed contains prove conclusively that his double
goods from alongside. aim bas always been to depress the price of crude oil, of which he was a buyer, and to keep up the price of refined oil, of which he was seller.
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DUSINRES VERSUS' HUMANITY, The Stan lard Oil Trust was "conceived in sin and shapen in leiquity Even to-day it cannot hide its fatal birthmark. We know how it has been scattering money in Roumania to obtain a footing in is oil-fie'de. We know how it juggled with the flash-point in White-hall in order to fill its blood-stain-
General Stoessel; "I have defended the fortress on behalf of my fatherland. But now that the capitulation has been effected, I deem it a great honour to be thus afforded an op Prtunity of holding an interview with your Excellency."
COURTEOUS CONSIDERATION. General Nogi: "Hi Majesty the Emperor invaluable services rendered by your Ex. of Japan has been pleased to appreciate the
of an order from bis Majesty that your Excel cellency to your fatherland. I am in receipt
lency shall be accorded all military hopours
General Stoessel 1 deem it the greatest honour in receive such consideration from bis Majesty the Emperor of your country, desire your Excellency 10 tender my profound gratitude to his Majesty,
officers to General Nogi, and the latter his to General Stoessel then introduced his staff
General Stoessel. A free conversation then ensued. The Russian commander highly praised the Japanese artillery for their excellent gunnery during the bombardment of the Erhlungshan and Jungshushan Foris towards the close of the siege, and asked the name of their commander.
General Stoessel also extolled the sappers
was accordingly arrested, and about $1,950 was found in his possession. This morning In- spector Langley placed hins before Mr. F. A. Hazeland, at the Magistracy, when the case. was remanded for the collection of evidence, the charge being one of robbery by a servant. it is suggested that the man had been gambling, and, losing heavily, being afraid to tell his father took this means to pay his "debts of honour," at his fathers ant ancie's expense.
THE BARTHQUAKE IN INDIA.
TERRIBLE SCENES
a small Norwegian steamer for a short term to cover a special requirement EVEN
Sailem:-American ship S. P. "Hitchcock
one and New York, American chip 4; G. will shortly proceed to the Phillipines, where she is to load hemp for the States.
Ropar, arrived, 16th March. Disengaged British bark West York, 720 tons.
Departures None
Sall-tonnage loading or to load, -For Balti-
To-day's Advertisements.
THE PORTLAND AND ASIATIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES,
5.S. "NUMANTIA,"
PORTLAND (OR.) YOKOHAMA,
--KOBE AND MOJI
Cargo impeding the discharge of the vessel will be landed and stored at Consignees risk and expense.
"No Fire Insurance will be effected by us in
ALLAN CAMERON, General Agent
any case whatever.
Hongkong, 24th April, 1905."
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES,
FROM CALCUTTA, PENANG AND SINGAPORE.
HE Steamship.
THE
"LIGHTNING,”. Saving arrived from the above Ports, Consignees of Cargo are hereby informed that their Goods will be delivered from alongside,
THE TUG "ROBERT COOKE Monila bay is at last to be riented of the old wrecks of Spanish war which have been an eyesore for so long. According to the Manila Cablenews the three old hulks now lying near the breakwater have been sold, one to a Honged coffers. Miss Tarbell tells us how in as unrivalled in unbending courage and burn hong firm and two in Shanghai. They are to America it follows the smallest oil-peddler Kipg enthusiasm in the discharge of their duties be towed to their respective destinations by the from door to door, underselling him if het. He also referred to the wonderful efficiency of
Robert K., of the Atlantic, Gulf and Pacific gets gil from any other source. She prints the rinch guns, and stated that they had and most powerful tugboats in the Orient, the sistent bribery of railroad freight clerks, abortive. Company. The Robert K. is one of the largest facsimiles of reports obtained by the con-
rendered all the Russian defence programme Robet Cooke of the Hongkong dock company disclosing to the Standard how much oil the in- being probably the only one which has any ad-dependent refiners send into a particular dis vantage over her. With the passing away of trict, and who gets it. She prints the letters these old wrecks will be removed the last evid from Standard district agents threatening ail ences in the bay of the result of that famous est retailers with ruin if they sell. "Independed oil." of May, 18,8.
Here is another illuminating sentence . addressed General Nogi thus: "I learn that "It is a common enough thing thing, indeed, you have lost your two sons during the engage in European capitals to run remse liigh-clasements in this direction. I sincerely sympathise man was thrown into the fireplace, in the will be landed and stared at Consignees, risk and':
THE THIRTY YEARS' WAR,
AN INDICTMENT OF THE STANDARD OIL TRUST.
The present method of applying power to ocean steamships is wholly wrong. I believe I have made a discovery, which will entirely, revolutionise navigation. The experiments with my little models show me that a ship can be built which will travel at the rate of 500 miles an hour. It is 30 miles, roughly speak ing, from England to America, and, allowing an hour for getting out of harboer, and dock ing the vessel, we should be able to crass tha Atlantic in seven hours-passengers may breakfast in New York, and dine in London. I call it a typhoonoid or water-and-air suction boat, because the revolution of the spirals in front of the ship causes a v-cuum between air
For thirty years the struggle of the Rockefel- and water, like that caused by the water spout of a typhoon, The resistiess pressure offers for the mastery of the world's petroleum atmosphere and water, which has pulled many supply has gone on. There has just been a ship into the fatal waterspout, is the very sued in New York by Messrs. McClure, thing that will drive vessels of my type as fast Phillips, and Co., "The History of the Stand as they dare go. The speed will be limited ard Oi Company," by Miss Ida M. Tarbell. not by weight and cost of engines and coal This lady has devoted to the mudy of this in- Capacity, but by the nerve of the captain and dustrial war the same exact and passionless by international law.
analysis which she applied in her life of Napoleon, and the result is to place her at a dep in the front rank of American authorities on political economy.
Nothing but a falling body or a projectile has ever acquired such speed on earth, and no perano could stand unprotected on the decks of my ship, and live. The resistance of the Miss Tarbell's two volumes, an far as we are air would be like a cyclone, and would break able to judge, will remain the last word on the
man it struck.
In response to this, General Nogi expressed his high opinion of the matchless power of resistance displayed by the Russians and their elaborate defensive measures.
Here General Stoessel, in a serious voice,
GENERAL NOGI'S SONS. General Stoessel rejoined thus: You are really'a great man. You think nothing of the Inss of the greatest happiness in life, but are satisfied at the worthy fate that has overtaken your two sons, We can hardly hope to imitate
News has been received from Palampur ming the destruction of that place, but details..are forthcoming. The Subadar Major of the 1st Battalion Gurkahs, one of passed through Amritsar to-day, confirms the the ́aurvivors of the Dharmṣala disaster, who report that over four hundred Gurkhas hove been killed. A respectable native gentleman from Laboré had gone Kangra to ascertain the fate of his parents, who resided there. He has returned to day with this crippled brother, who had a marvellous escape.
The young
chimney, by the shock, and thus saved from be
newspaper correspondents, Con uts, or burn-with you in your bereavement," eas men, who add to their incomes by private In reply the japanese commander said: "ing crushed to death, while the other member reporting for the Standard Oil Company."
am glad that their death was one worthy of the of his family perished in the ruins, Bis ap. With memories of Prof. C. F. Chandler's warrior. My elder son was killed at Nanshan, pengance indicates that his nervous system has holiday" appearance before the Petroleum and the younger at 203-Mètre height. For been completely shattered. He had a stupid, Committee, of the Hon. R.F. Porter's metenric of a military family, they must have been con-dized expression in his eyes, and looked career as a political economist in this country, tent with the glorious fate that befell them on
a half-starved, pitiable object. The native we can quite believe that is so. Miss Tarbell the battlefield."
gentleman reports that hundreds of dead bodies says that in many of the American-State
are rotting amidst the ruins, and that the barri- Legislatures the first person pointed out to
ble stench around is unbearable. He gave an
st the visitor is the lobbyist of the Standard Oil
account of all Beato Lord Kitchener and Trust. We could point them out in the lobbies
the Commissioner of: ahore, at Shahpur, and and committee rooms of the House of Cont
disinfectants in large quantities have now been tons, too, but here they always appear as the
ordered to be despatched to Dharmsala and representative of some association, which is | you.”" merely a Standard alias.
Kangra. He saw scores of helpless men, women and children with fractured skulls, broken limbs and mangled bodies, crying piti fully for, bread, and for help; but there was none to give relief. The few survivors with the other of Austrian stock. I have ridden looks were diligently fishing for food, in the "I have two chargers, ope of Arabian and emaciated bodies and hungry, cadaverous
intend to present it to you as a souvenir of the will inspect it. It is a beautiful animal, and I eat. To augment the misery of the sufferers present occasion. I shall be greatly obliged the weather has been very stormy in the il you will accept my humble gift.
Kangra valley. Since yesterday, there was General Nogi said: "
severs lightning accompanied by peals of thunder, and heavy showers of rain have fallen. This will entail more acute suffering on the
Asked by General Nogi whether he had have a son who is an officer of the Imperial children or pot, General Stoessel said: "1
Cuards. He is now at St. Petersburg, and will not take part in the present campaign."
Continuing General Stoessel said :'
Miss Tarbell brings out, we are glad to see, in heavy plate glass, and rip anything in the Oil Trust. It has had a long reign, but the how utterly opposed the methods of the way of a mast overboard. A wave top com this book will expedite the day of reckoning business life. It is no part of honest business mnda are runhing down in the hour-glass, and Standard Oil Trust are to the canons of honest ing aboard would crush and kill instantly any One of the book's merits is that every name, methods to bribe railway servants to give every date, every reference, every portrait you a secret rebate that will enable you to For these reasons, my ships would be bailten, that may elucidats the history of this ruin your competitor, or to supply you with here on the former, and I shall be gind if you débris around, but they found very little fit to like subatarines, with only a low steel super-gigantic magopoly is spread before the reader. details of his shipments, or to do the other structure above the water. A very short, small smokestack, and a few small ventilators would Here one may gate on a facsimile of a page-ndred underhand, mean tricks by which Mr. Rockefelleres a profit of £9,000,000 per annum. If these are honest business men, then Capt. Kidd was a peaceful trader. One hopes Tarbell's book, for the moral that it enforces is there will soon be an English edition of Miss,
applicable to both hemispheres.--Ex
of the air.
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be sufficient, on account of the enormous rush from the local directory of Cleveland, Ohio, in
1867, and find this entry: Passengers would have little chance to view
Rockefalles, John P., bookkeeper, h. 35, Cedar the shipping and the sea, as the portholes would Turn to the other end of the book, and one show only a great ralobaw of flying spray, and ads the text of the pharisaical affidavits through this a flash of white, or a streak of which John D. Rockefeller swore when he was black would be the only recollection of sailing devouring "widows' houses" and Jesuitical vercels and steamships passed on the way evasions whith which he met the question of These ships will hear a roar, and see a spot of the various committees and commissions of spray, looking like the stream hurled from a his native land sotary snow plough, which will appear at one prog horizon, and in a minute be gone over the opposite one, leaving nothing but a streak of churned water.
To make sure of the soundness of my theory and is practicability, 'I made model tesis,
A MOUNTAIN OF EVIDENCE
Much of the historical inatter in this book is effect familiar to those of on who have studied the career of the Trust, much of it has en referred to in our columns during the been
THE NAME "SINGAPORE"! A Daich friend writes with regard to the cur- as follows: It is certainly news rent discussion as to most of us that there are other Singapoeras than ours. Perhaps Mr. Shellabear, with his very large knowledge of the Malay and allied languages, night care to discuss the point a little further
Many thanks for your kindness. Please hand over the animal to our Commissioner and on as it lives, so that I may carry out your without shelter in the open air, and the effects I will then, through the proper channel, take is into my own possession. I shall keep it as hapless victims, who are lying by the hundred
wishes"
of the rain on the thousands of corpses buried FOES MAY BE FRIENDS.
in the ruins may well be imagined. Tele ...General Stoesse);" No-maller the p ocess of transfer, I shall be very much pleased it the graph stores and provisions for the working animal eventually fails in o your own bands. parties employed in repaning the telegraph General Nogi pointed out that there were line were sent up to Shahpur yesterday, and country, and he suggested that the remains be numerus Russian graves sealtered all over the
troops and the Government Mule Transport collected together and reinterred in one spot. Corps have been despatched to Pathankot by
special train to-day..
General Stoessel thanked General Nogi for the suggestion, and stated that south-west of
the North Fort of Tungkikwanshan there was a hill called Roman (?) Hill, which had been Sir, Pefering to all the correspondence named after the late General Kondrachenko,
COMMERCIAL.
“FREIGHT:
"ed with the lato General Baron, Yamaguchi | fuat chartering has been confined to a some
which went so fast that they croised the tank ht for safe oil But Miss Tarbell's service about the origin of Singapore, it may be late. On this bill the remains of the latter genera}} at a speed that the stop watch couldn't catch, ferences-she has, hunted up the evidence that name. The capital of the little island of press which drack the North Fort of Friday's date, state
to the State is that she has verified her re resting to know that there are more places of and his staff officers, eight in all were The model was about 70 long and before Americas commissions, the reports in Bawean, where our Boyan Syces, came from He hoped, therefore, that the graves of these - baried, the party hayjog, been killed by a
Messm, Lamke and Rogge, in their circular 6in wide. A clock movement with springs produced the necessary motive power. In papers, the testimony on oath and on situated in the Java Sea, is called Singaporr officers would be preserved screen morrow being Good Friday..
This issue is a day earlier than mual, to- the first place a typhoonoid or double fidavit in various lawsuits, and she has added I am sure no lion, either looking like a he or a "General Stoessel shen stated that during the The freight market, has remained in much spiral, 4in. in diameter, was placed on the this a mass of private information that has she goat, has ever been in the neighbourhood North Ching campaign of 1pco he co-operate the same position as last reported, though. ar driving shaft. When the clockwork started poured in to her from Rockafeller's victims in there. It is evidently meant there at any rate, Major-General, Fukushima, and other officers what smaller compass, than during the preced. the model jumped the apft of the tank in yery American State from California to for Port of Call" and there are, I am inform- of the Japanese contingent, and was therefore ing fortnight a.flash of time impossible to estimate by the Maine. This tremendous flood of testimony ed, more places of that name in the N. 1. fully aware of the fighting capacities of the Business from Saigon to this has continued stop watch. An electric timing apparatus like is not allowed to everwhelm the reader. The Archipelago,
Japanese troops He regtied that Japan and devoid of animation, and only two. settlements that used in measuring the velocity of projecti- evidence is clearly marshalled, and effectively les will be necessary. The model was then contrasted, as for instance, when we read how South as the Malay Penidala Is it not more future. You signs of improvement, has relapsed into stag Have ever lings been known to exist as far Russia had come loto collis but hoped that have come to pass on buis of 13 conta per | the two pations would be alled in the near picul. The local rien märket, after some slight tried withyoboenoid an inch longer, with the pions and prayerful Mr. Rockefeller gave probable that, even if this Singapore is meant General Nogi humorously remarked that, nation, and grain prices at Saigon, although apparently still greater speed, though again we on oath two irreconcilable accounts of bis foton city, that it has merely been given to should General Stocitel's with be realised the lower than heretofore, will have to recede ye TAI have now: patented the boat in almost all within a few months of one another to development. Same as a place might be called ance, the Ruarans being remarkably large and BeThe most notewosihy, feature of the paried could not measure it, make doings to two committees of inquiry, which it reques Atle of greatness with a view to its fatore allied forces would present a péculiar appear to render fresh chartering possible. 3 cirilised countries, and from now on can ex-pool the kama "fascination about tail the golden city or such like name, aj, the japanese rather sovali in stature..
parime
in open water and without secrecy.
gam-st, work on a small seagoing Hory that clings to the carese of "Napoleon
boat fashioned after the model, and which will Bonaparte. The lawless fights for the pos Bold strezal people, and be driven by sELON lines the scenes that attended the discovery on
Cargoimpeding the discharge will be landed at once, at Consignees' risk and Expense,
of the 27th instants will be la the Godowns Cargo remaining on board after 2 P.M.
of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and signees' risk and expense into the
Godown Co., Limited Sant
Consignees of Cargo from SINGAPORE and PENANG are requested to take IMMEDIATE DELIVERY of their Goods, from alongside, such Cargo impeding the discharge of the vessel
expense.
No Fire Loiurance will be effected. Bills of Lading will be countersigned by the Undersigned.
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Agents Hongkong, 24th April, 1995;
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FISH the PRINCE OR WALLES
Supplied fat the LEADING
rly under review has been the strong inquiry after General Nogi said that when the war was prompt vessels to lead Saigon to Philippines Calcould seem the more probable Stoessel #gale and expressed a hope that peace gares maging from so to scents per picut, and HO
• As a Malay name, the meaning of a “Porr of over he should be glad to meet General ports, and several charters were drawn at f
"would speadily be restored-Enfants: The demand continues waibsted, and closing – the
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