TELEGRAMS.
[Heuser's.]
Aeronautics.
LONDON, Sth February. The aeronauts, Pollok and Dale, crossed from London to France on Saturday, in four hours, in a gale of wind, finding twenty miler inland in a snowstorm.
Russian Poland.' Daily executions in Poland and the Baltic provinces indicate a remorseless repression of the rebellion by Kussla.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1906,
TURF TOPICS..
7th February.
THE VICKROY OF THE TWO KWANGS
The 'course was pretty heavy going this HIS ÁTTITUDE TOWARDS THE CONSULAR BODY, morning. A dark, lowering cloud overbung the valley. A beavy downpour of rain threatened, hat fortunately it hold off.
dark. His training has been zealously guarded as a secret, and up to now i have not seen. him over his Derby distance gallop
Emerald King issued from the stables in the
All Boxey's pobles are in fine settle and did marvellous "imes " this morning. It looks as if Mody will sweep the board next week.
There was an actual scramble for the covet ed post of secretary to "Field-Marshal" this morning. The merits of the rival applicants The Unionist Party,
were equal, s on the principle of "first come The newspapers are divided on the ques first served the junior mum secured the job. Lion of the Unionist leadership.
Later.
The Standard, Pust and Globe are strong- ly Chamberlainile, and the others uphold
Mr. Balfour.
The Vines strongly deprecates-any.widen ing of the cleavage, and, considering the condition of the party, thinks it needless to formulate a definite policy in opposition!
Saxonia, (i), m., 34, 1.06 3/5. Wakelyn, (0.), 1mm, 37, 112.1/5, 1.48, 2.21 4/5, Aconite and Melinitę; (0), 20, 1.39) Common Rose (0.), tm., leady, 38, 1:36, 1-54
2/5, 2.27.
Freedachs, (0.), im., 36, 1.11, 146, 226. Banzai and Highland Star, (0.), 1m4 36, 1.10, 145 3/5, 2.23. Star half a length behind.",
Highland Laird, in, joined by Highland man; Laird's time, 3, 15, 1,09, 1.45, 221, 254
[From a Corrupcndent]
Canton, sth February,
CANTUN-HANKOW RAILWAY
OVER $2,000,000 SUBSCRIBED. [From a Correspondent 】
Canton, 4th February.
A mass meeting of all classes of Chinese in the city was held in the newly-established Chinese Chamber of Commerce yesterday. It was very largely attended; several thousand people were present. The meeting was called with the object of discussing the vexed question of the Canton-Hankow Railway and whether the people should submit to extra taxation imposed under the new scheme of Viceroy Shum, or whether they should endeavour to raise the necessary capital by public subscrip tion amongst the Cantonese. After consider able dircassion a resolution was unanimously adopted and passed to the effect that the funds required for the completion of the line shall be raised by the people themselves and the prose- cution of the great work be conducted by the subscribers and the undertaking wrested from
There has been a good deal written in the Telegraph regarding H. E. the Viceroy of the two Kwang and the policy which he seems of fate to have adopted towards the people and the representatives of foreign Governments. But notwithstanding all that has been written few people appear to realizathe very serious rosulla which may follow from the conduct of the Viceroy in the attlude which he has assumed. The Viceroy holds a very unusual position, Asa native of Kwangs he could not, according to Chinese custom, be Viceroy of the Two Kwang. He came to Canton not simply as Viceroy, but as the special representative of the Emperor, or rather the Empress Dowager. He was given supreme command in the Southofficial control. over all officials aud. over the military and Baval forces. He was given almost absoluta power and authority. It was in view of the se rious nature of the Kwangsi rebellion that such
It is worthy of note that the relations be tween Mr. Halfour and Mr. Chamberlain are 2/5.. Add the first quarter 38 2/5 (reported) extraordinary powers were conferred upon him. the most friendly.
THE HUNGKUNG, CANTUN AND-MALÃO STEAMBOA47
VCO, LD.
ANNUAL REPORT.
The report of the board of directors to the ordinary ball-yearly meeting of shareholdera to be held at the office of the company, on Thurs day, the 13th inst., at 11 a.ın., is as follows:--
The directors bag to submit to the share. holders the report and staternent of accounts for the half-year ending 31st December Inst.
After paying running expenses, salaries, pre», mia of insurance, repairs and all, ather out | goings, there remains, including $8,064.32 brought forward from last account, the sum of -$104,080.93 at credit of profit and loss account. Fram, this amount the directers recommend that a dividend, of one dollar per share or $80,000 be. paid to placeholders, leaving a balance of $.4 080 93 in be carried forward to
bew account.
There is nothing new to report in connection with the working of the steamers. It will be obieved that notwithstanding the depressed condition of trade during the past half-year, the earnings are equal to those of the same period in 1904.
"total 3-32 4/5.
Heather King, (0.), Im., 35 4/5, 1410, 1.40 1/5, Sycee King, (o.), Im., 38, 1,83, 1-47, 2.10 4/5. Exchange King, (0), m., 37 1/5 1.15 3/5, 1:40 275, 231.
Maori King, m., joined by Gipsy King, Im, 7, 35, 111, 143 4/5-
Gold King, im, joined by Eri King, m., (0),.30 1/5, 112 4/5, 1.50 4/5, 7,24, 2.57 also
Fortune. Rose and Tkish Rose, (ih 10, reported 2.11.
Beancake, (i.), m., 7, 33 2/5, 1.08, 1,41 3/5. Mikosh, (n.), cantered twice round steady and galloped once round; time missed. Under special training. *
Drogheda, stearly cantering; time missed. Dunnybrook under special training..
Norman King, (o.), 14m., 38, 1.15 3/5, 5.54, 2.31, 3.03 3/5,
Like
He was not slow is avail himself of the full extent of the authority granted to him. He has acted as though he were independent of Peking. He has practically been Emperor of the Two Kwang. His kingdom has over thirty millions of people and no Czar of Russia has been more supreme in authority than has the present Viceroy, of the southern provinces. It is authority has been great and unquestioned: Officials and people fear him. He has ruled with a high band. He has collected millions of money and he has spent almost as much as he collected. While it has been charged that the Viceroy is ever after money, it is seldom said, that he wishes to enrich himself,
any great men lust of power and influence in high places have been the motive power of his life. The fates have favoured bin. He also wants China to be great and feared among the nations. To these ends he has devoted net | a little of his energy and ability, both of! which are of no mean ouder. His efforts Under his are meeting with success.
has been mde rule greater advance towards the modernizing of China than during the score of years which preceded his advent in Canton. Of course, the times have been Gloriou lose, ijm., (0), 37, 1.17 .4/5) 1.48 3/5, propitious, but the Viceroy's attitude towards reform and the assistance he has given to 224.3/5, 3.00.3.32.
Triumph Rose, 1. (9.), 38, 4.13, 1.49 2/5,wartby schemes have contributed not a little to Sonennid, Im, 381/5, 1.13 3/5, 149 3/5 brigg about the present forward movement in 226 3/5-
EARLY BIRD.
The Honourable C. W. Dickson and Mr. H. Schubert having resigned their seats at the board, Messrs, W; A. C. Cruickshank and C.R...
Lenzmizne were invited by the directors to fill the vacancies subject to confirmation by the shareholders at this meeting";
The retiring auditors, Messrs. A. O'D. Geur din and W. II. Patis,ffer themselves for res, election..
E. GETZ, Chairman, Hongkong, gist January, 1926,
The accounts are:-
Assets.
December 31st; 105 Valot of strainers Bonani, Peze-a),
Heungshan, bungchan libs Cat Falsh to and Kinshex and
Jed of Saisom, 3 anning, Tak», Hing, Lint, and Sanki
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of lighters Sunleeand Waire
of wharves, silks cund
"Wachow and Kongkon
191280
8,000.00
75001
||
moorings.......mama warm,
76,250.00
of properties at Canton
#35 54077
11
of spare gear
15.429.70
of furniture
of shares in public com.
pantes
605,83500
of Chinese bonds
1,034-15
Loans on mariange
$34.00.co
2,50221
8,03399 14,94083
$1,345,18904
Interest accrued........
Cash with the Hongkong & Shang.
bai Hanking Corporation.......
Sundry debtors .............
Liabilities.
December 3151, 1895.
Amount of capital, 80,000 shares
of $15 each fully paid up...... $1,200,000 00.
at creds of depreciation
and insurance fund
600,000.00
JP
at credit of equaliziton
of dividend fund
250,000,00
at credit of investment
fluctuation account
154.321.63
Unclaimed dividends .........
5.341.00
31.455.48
Coronel Rose, (i.), iļi. 7, 371 1.12, 1.46 215, 222, 2.53.
Spring Chicken, (i.), m, missed; special training.
Sunrise Rase, 2m., (0.), 49 3/5, 1.203/5, 1.55 3/5, 2.28 3/5, 303 3/5, 3.39 3/5, 4-15 3/5, 451 2/5. Rambler Rose joined capital performance to bring him home;
Spotted Rose (a.), and Himalaya Rose, tjm 34 1.07, 143 2.16 2/5, 252, 3.28. Himalaya, about 15 lengths behind.
2.25, 2.59, 3344T
"
The weather, held up well this morning although it was very misy and up to eight o'clock a mist hung over the course, Just after the gallops were over the rain came down.
The Kings" were put to work this morning but the one pony-Emerald King-that quite a lew wanted to see did not turn up in day- Fight
As there are only a few days more to go for the meeting great preparations are being made at the conse The race boobs are nearing completion and everything in the compound of the grand stand look spick and span.
The times were as under- Wakelyn, one mile, 37, 117, 1,48, 1.11. Mikosh cantered two m les; last mile and a ball, 538, 1:44, 2:20), 3.07.3.14,417},
Canon Rose, three-quarters of a mile, 1.49 last quarter 32.
Freedachs, one rule; first mile 1.10; 1.45.
1.22.
Coronel Rose, mile and a half; last mile and a quarter-37, 113, 146, 3,21, 353
Spring Chicken, pile and three-quarters, 47, 1.30, 213, 2523, 33, 4.07, 4.42
Sunrise Rose, last mile and a half 6), 1.10, 1.45, 227, 2.58, 3.321.
2.26, 3.00, 3.34.
South China.
flow unfortunate it is that the Viceroy with so many points in his favour and so well fitted to promote the interest of China abroad, as he has done at home, should adopt a passive antude towards the representatives of fordig Governments, and persistently and doggedly maintain that attitude of aloofness towards them. The most reasonable requeris are ignored: Chims, the most just, are denied; or, what is worse, side-tracked on some quibble, Business is at a standstill. If it was not for the ex- ceptional patience and forbearance of the Consuls serious complications would have resulted ere now,
It has evidently been
the aim and endeavour el.the Consuls to give the Viceroy no opportunity to complain of their unfairness, and their unwillingness to nice! all issues squarely. They have tried to avoid all friction. Their patience has been sorely tried. We cannot say when for bearance may cease to be a virtue, But the Viceroy' may carry his tactics too far, and receive a rude awakening. At the very time when America and China are trying to avoid friction the Viceroy seems determined to provoke it. His
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Immediately after the meeting a million ilollars were subscribed on the spot. The sum was raised among the people only, none of the seventy-two guilds have yet signified the amounts of their contributions. When this is done, it will be seen that no difficulty need be anticipated as to the amount required for the great undertaking...
There appears to be no difficulty that the $3,000,000 will be found by the people them. selves, it is their object to show up the ex- tortionate taxation which the Viceroy sought to imposs upon the over-burdened people of the province, and thus cause the official to "ose face."
The latest report from the North is that H.E.
COMMERCIAL..
RAUB CRUSHING.
Messrs, Benjamin, Kelly & Fotts kindly
Intimations.
advise us that they are informed by telegraph ROBINSON PIANO
that the cruibing for January produced 494 ounces smelled gold from 3.950 tons of stone..
4:
Advices from Shanghai, bearing date and inst., stale ligsiness reported :-Indo-Chinaz at Tis, 70 cash, at Tla. 72) (or Mach, at Tis. 74 for June, and Tis: 75 for July, Fainbam floyds at Tls 129 for April. Colonies at Tie 18. Municipal 6 per cent, Deb., at Tlo. 97. kow Whatvee at Tis: 230., Indo-Chinas at Tis.
Business done direct --Shanghai and Hong--| 72 for Match.
Farnham Boyds at Tis, 129
for April. Langkate at Tit. 130.
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Rend
DD. Do.
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Do. demand, Shanghai-Bank T.T. Singapore T.T........
pan-Haak T.T". ....
Buying.
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THE APOLLO
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4 months' wight Geitnauy... Bar Silver ......... Bank of Rugland ruta Sovereign.vark
Shum has been impeached. No reliability is placed on the news, since the source whance it emanates is considered doubtful.. . Mr. Lai Kwai Pui is still in confinement at the Police Station, and positively refuses to be removed to better and more comfortable quar-in ters.
6th February.
The subscriptions for the railroad have, up, the present, exceeded $2,002,000 and contri butons are still coming in. Most of the money is being received from the gentry,
There are only' we guilds out of 71 that. have subscribed so far.
The $3,000,000 which the Viceroy tried and failed to obtain from the people” will soon he subscribed twice over. There are rumours that the Viceroy is to leave and that Chang
place. Chi Tung or Chang Yau Chun is to take his
Mr. Lai Kwai Pui is stilt in prison. He sent word to the authorities to buy five thousand shares in the railway, costing $30,000.
To-day's Advertisements.
FOR SALE.
200
2.62 2.F4
.30 3/16
988
BROWN WALER (MORE) "KITTY," and a double set of Harness, complete, good order and condition. Als a Second- hand VICTORIA for Single or Pair Horses.
Can be seen any day at Kennedy's Horse Repository, Causeway Bay
No'reasonable offer refused Apply
"A. B.,"
Clo Hongkong Telegraph. Hongkong, 7th February, 1906,
PUBLIC AUCTION.
You should hear it.
RECITALS DAILY
NEW MODEL
PIANOS
BY THE MOST NOTED:
EUROPEAN MAKERS.
OWN MAKE
IN SOLID TEAK, '.
Embodying the
MINIMUM.
INI
OF COST
WITH THE
MAXIMUM
OF EXCELLENCE
HE Urdersigned have received instructions $375 and upwards,
to sell by. PUBLIC AUCTION,.
FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED,
on
the gh Pitary FRIDAY, go as fair" VICTOR TALKING"
Sales Rooms, No. 8, Des Voeux Road,
',
corner of Ice House Street,
3 No. 1 FOWLING PIECES (One by A. Allan, Glasgow, and One by Remington's);
*AND
In the history of Castan money never came forward so plentifully for a public work, and the suggestion has been made that the Viceroy
confounded by the response to the appeal 300 Rounds of AMMUNITION No. 6 Shot. for subscriptions.
TERMS: As usual, D
HUGHES & HOUGH, Auctioneers. Hongkong, 7th February, 1906, NAVIGAZIONE GENERALE ITALIANA, (Florio and Rubaltino United Companies.) STEAM FOR
'I'
CORRESPONDENCH.
[We do not necessarily endorse the spinfons expressed by
Correspondeati in 15ta column.).
A TIMELY, WARNING.
To the Kuran or the "Hongkong Telebratu. " SIR-In view of the many robberies and pocket-pickings that have lately been taking. place in our midst, it might be very much to the point to warn and advise all householders who propose to get out to view the illumina- tions at night during Prince Arthur's visit 10 secure their lares it pamatfer from the reach of depredators, and also to be very careful of their pockets, as well as to carry pathing worth
Glorious Rase, mite and a hall, 38, 4.13, I.19 present difficulty, with the gentry may be set-snatching in their bands. The streets will, no Triumph Rose, anile and á hlf 381, 1.434. tted sunn. He seems disposed to shift the blame to other shoulders. Wen Taatai may be compelled to bear the blame and suffer in
149), 2.71, 3.00, 3 31.
THE KINGS,"
Heather King, three-quarters of a mile, 361,
1.30, 1.41
Sycee King, one mile, 37, 1.12, 1987), 2.19.
Norman King, mile and a quarter, 384,
1.15h, 1.54, 2.31, 3.03)
MACHINES.
WITH TAPERING ARMS.
· LATEST OPERAS AND SONGS.
Hongkong, 1st February 10
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BOMBAY VIA SINGAPORE AND. PENANG. Having connection with Company's Mail Steamers to ADEN, SUEZ, PORT SAID, MESSINA, NAPLES, LEGHORN and GENOA, also VENICE and TRIESTE, all MEDITER- RANEAN, ADRIATIC LEVANTINE, and SOUTH AMERICAN PORTS up to CALLAO.
GULF and BAGDAD, also BARCE (Taking Cargo at through Rates to PERSIAN LONA, VALENZA, ALICANTE, ALMERIA and MALAGA). HE Steamship THE
"CAPRI,"
on WEDNESDAY, the 14th instant, at Noon. Captain Belsito, will be despatched as above, At HouBay, the Steamer is discharging in Victoria Dock.
For further Particulars regarding Freight
and Pastage, apply to CARLÓWITZ & Co.,
Agents.
Hongkong, 7il February, 1906,
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doubt, be packed with dense throngs of all classes, and those who get lost in the crowds will have to "go with the tide," and thus may consequence. l'erhaps he merits considerable be hours before they can find their way home blame on this occasion, But this trouble may, again, and it is against burglaries during these and probably will result in a compromise and enforced long absences that every precaution no great evil arise therefrom. But, however should be taken. The efforts of the police will be taxed to the utmost capacity to keep the Gold King, inite and a quarter, 371, 1.13.
serious this trouble may be, it is not to be com- 4.51, 2.231, 3.57.
pared in importance to the evils which are re-roads, preserve order, and defect and frustrate tle operations of miscreants, and it behover Exchange King, one mile, 37, 1.35, 1.491, 2.20.sulting and will continue to result from the Maori King, one milt, 39, 1.143, 1,50, 2.221.
THE AMERICAN & ORIENTAL LINE. Continuance of the Viceroy's attitude to the every citizen to co-operate with them as far as THE RIDING BOY.
consular body. When there is a spirit of gand possible by taking all practical precautions, in
FOR BOSTON AND NEW YORK. will and friendliness between the officials and prder that any embroya notion there may be in
(With Liberty to Call at the Malabar' Coasi'). " the Consuls, as the representatives of the for the minds of the thieving fraternity that at that
HE Steamship eigners, the people generally show a friendly time they will reap a barvest of loot, shall bile to foreigners, and all goes smoothly, not fructify, "Forewarned is forearmed!"— But let these in high authority show contempt
CITIZEN. 1905.
for the foreigner and be discourteous in his Tytam
{210" below) 33' 44" below dealings with him, and the people will im
overjow 28′ 4′′ beinw2,184 below mediately adopt a similar attitude. If the Byewash overflow
5 overlow
foreigner is to be respected and treated with 21 BĮ below) 3 below steaners.............$ 8,110,02 | Pokfulam overflow
coursesy throughout the province the Viceroy S overlow 4,150.00 Wong-tai-44 below 45 * below has only to make this known by his own con- duct and in his despatches and the people rapidly fall into line.
Sundry creditors...
Amount at credit of profit and loss
a/c
WATER RETURN,' Level and Storage of Water in leservoirs 101,080.93 on the 1st February.
$2,345,182.04
PRØYTÍ AND LOSS ACCOUNT. Dr.
Dec. 31 105.
To guneaut paid for repairs to
To directors and auditors' fees....... Balance in be appropriated, viz.:— 2
Dividend of $t per share
on 8ɔ,00 shares.......$80,000,00
To be carried forward
to new account
*Dec. 31, 1905,
Cr.
24,080.93
By ansount brought forward, from '
last accoun
$8,0043
1905.
LLVEL..
overdow
overlow
chenng.. {overflow
STORAGE GALLONS.
1905.
By transfer Secu 48.00 Estimated) Ny unclaimed dividends written off 714.00
1905.
1906,
nil.
7,100,000
tion of things.
Yours, etc.,
Hongkong, 6th February, 1906.
THE Bangkok Times records an exceptional.
Burrow escape from death. Something nearly unique in the way of railway accidents, says the writer, occurred at Paknampoh twelve of thirteen days ago. A man had lain down on the railway trick anıl gone to sleep. It does not strike one as a desirable place for a
snooze in the heat of the day or at any time,
"YEDDO,"
Captain Baird, will be despatched for the above Paris, on or abou! TUESDAY, the 27th instani,
For Freight, apply to
THE
ARNHOLD, KARBERG & Co., Akenis:
faia Hongkong, 7th February, 1906, . FROM HAMBURG, EMDEN, PENANG- AND SINGAPORE.“ HE H. A. L. Steamship
"SAXONIA,"
above Ports, Consignees of Cargo are hereby Captain Sachs, having arrived from the requested to send in their Bills of Lading for countenignature by the Undersigned and to take immediate delivery of their goods from Optional Cargo will be forwarded unless alongside... notice to the contrary be given before TO-
1906.
The unfriendly and anti-foreign spirit which Tylaming 275,030,000
161,120,000 the Viceroy has shown during his reign in Byewash........... ni).
Canton has spread throughout the pravice. --104,080.93 | Pokfulam
21,221,000 Wong-nai-cheong 132,0co
nil. It is growing in intensity. If this continues but in this country several cases of people $116,441 55
trade will sufer. Life and property will not be sleeping on the track at night have been re- Total 246,387,000 18,220,000 safe; in fact, they cannot be said to be comported. In this case it was by day, and a train came along a locomotive and fourteen wag- Consumption of Water in the City of Victoria fortably safe now. There is no question but and Hill District during the montli of Jan.
that, in the opinion of the best informed, the gons. When the driver saw the man on the Ky net earnings of steamers ........ 66,520.28 By interest on investments....... 41,09495 Consumption... 21,428,000 107,210,000 gallons Viceroy is largely responsible for this condi-track it was too late to pull up and the whole train passed over him. As soon as possible the driver stopped the train and ran back, expecting D
Any Cargo impeding her discharge will be to see a mangled corpse. Instead he found the man sitting up in the track, looking rue-landed intothe hazardous and/or extra hazardous fully at one hand and agxious to know, what Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf
signeer' risk and expente. had happened. But he had not yet been suffi, and Godown Co., Limited, and stored at Con- cently disturbed to get to his feet! fingers of his left hand had been crushed by a wheel, and he had a slight bruise on the head, presumably due to a coupling, but otherwise not a scratch. It is evident that if he had not mored he would have entirely escaped, but before the whole train had passed over him he seem to have been somewhat disturbed by
DEPRECIATION AND INSURANCE FUND, Nec. 31, 1905. Dr.
To Balance
June 30, 1905.
by Balance
£600,000,00
$500,000,00
226,900 231,750 population..
Again, the Viceroy is concentrating his Consumption) $116,41655 per head per 17:4
14.9 gallons energy upon his army. It is growing rapidly in numbers, and daily drill is bringing the raw Copsiant
supply during the whole month of material into shape. But while increasing the Jan, 1905.
force in Canton the country is being left de- Intermittent supply in Eastern and Rider fenceless. The outlying districts are being Mains District during the whole month of
robbed to corich Canton. In the silk and rice Jan., 1906,
Consumption of Water in Kowloon l'eninsula regions the people complain bitterly because $600,000.00 during the month of January,
blackmail is levied to such an extent that the 1905. i ryb.
harvest cannot be gathered except at a loss, $600,000.00 Consumption... 13,413,000 14,580,000 gallons District magistrates complain that they have not sufficient soldiers to protect life and pro- 71,650 77,300
perty. Foreigners (nor Chinese, as á matter per head per
6.1 gallons of fact), cannot travel in the interior with any $25,0000.00
day............?
degree of safely. There is uncertainty and un The Government Analyst reports that the easiness all about. All of which is largely due $350,000,00❘ water is of excellent quality.
to the impolitic course which the Viceroy in pursuing,
EQUALIZATION OF DIVIDEND FÜND,
Dr.
Dec. 31, 1905.
To Balance
June 30, 1935, By Balance p
Estimated
population.. $150,000,00 Consumption)
Cr.
$330,000.00
6.0
W. CHATHAM,
Water Authority,
Two
the noise and had unconsciously stretched out his left hand. Mr. Kalght, the section en- gineer, had him sent down to Bangkok, and he is now in the Bangrak Hospital. The two dogore bad to be amputated
All Claims must be presented within ton days of the steamer's arrival here after which date they cannot be recognised,
No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns, and all Goods remain- ing undelivered, after the 14th February will be subject to rent,
All broken, chafed, and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowe, where they will be examined on the 14th February, at 5P.M. No Fire Insurance bas heen effected,
JAAN HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE,
Where Hongkong Offics.
Cars Hongkong, 7th February, 1906,
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