TELEGRAMS
[Reuter's.]
London, agth March, Riots in Roumania," Some students in Bucharest have made à riotous demonstration against the production of a play in French in the National theatre
The cavalry charged the rioters, age of whom, including women and children, were injured; 150 police and soldiers were also injured, and two of the latter have since died.
The Sugar. Convention,
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH SATURDAY MARCH 31, 1906.
S.S. DECIMA."
A TOTAL WRECK.
ABANDONED TO THE UNDERWRITERS.
"SOME FORTS,
IBINGTAO, CHINWANGTAO, TENGYUEH, LUNG- CHOW, MENOTSE, AND SZEMAQ.
It is interesting to look at the Customs It will be remembered that, on the 15th Inst., Garells for the last quarter of 1905, and see we recorded the wrecking of the German 8.5.
how business progresses at some of the porte Decima, near Cape Kami, in the llainan lately added to the well-known list. Of these Strasts, and that' Mr. J. Watt Jameson, marine
one of the most successful is Tsingtao, whose. engineer, had been despatched in his salvage official name is Kinochou, and the figures that vessel, the s.s. City of Birmingham, to the are given of the trade that has grows up since scene to inspect the wreck and report on the the Custom-house there was opened on the rat possibilities of success altending any silvage of July 1899, are very satisfactory, considering operationg on the ill-fated vessel. We are now
that the statistics of goods landed and consum- informed by Messrs. Sander, Wieler and Co. ed in German territory are not included. The the local agents of the vessel, that Mr. Jamétonnage movements at Toungins in the quarter son's report having b.en received, and being showed io7 vessels of 112,646 tons entered, and 109 vessels of 113,086 tons cleared--one vessel Mr. Scott (Liberal), in the House of Com-unfavourable to any salvage operation, the mons, has moved that Great Britain with vessel has been finally abandoned to the unmn each case being a sailer-in the quailer, a- derwriters. The City of Birmingham returno dgainst 8z vessels of 88,537 tens, and 106 vessels draws from the Sugar Convention.
to post to-day, The Decima was in ballast, so
of 102,837 tons, respectively, in the last quarter there was no cargo to save, but everything of 1904. There is practically no importation of else, in the way of brasses, fittings, furniture, opium at Tsingtao but there was a good busi and stores that were worth saving have been
ness in cotton goods, the leading goods im- removed from her, and she now lics, a mero
ported being: grey shirtings 30,392 pieces, hulk, fit only for breaking up. The Decima
American sheetings 49,916, American drills. was an iron screw steamer, built in 1878, by
∙14,444, T-cloth, 24,699, colton Italians, plain, the Flensburger Schiffsb for the Flensburger 18,835, cotton lasting, "figured, 25,472, and Dampscheffabut, and was of 794 tons nel,
Japanese cotton yarn 29.914 piculs, Nearly 8,000 piculs of old iron were imported, but
Mr. Lloyd George said that the convention had not achieved the anticipated results, but that a withdrawal at the present time would
barrass Great Britain. The resolution was thereupon withdrawn.
Later,
Traders Dispute Bill. Mr.. Walton has introduced a Trades Dispute Bill,
The Japanese Crews in England. Lord Tweedmouth has given a dinner to the Japanese naval officers now in England at which many distinguished British Naval officers were present.
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The Morocco Conference. The Delegates at the Algecisas conference expect that a protocol will be signed on the 8th April
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Later.
The Recent Native Rising in Natal, The Natal Ministry duly confirmed the death sentences passed on the natives who murdered the police in the execution of their duty, and the executions were fixed for Friday.
Mr. Winston Churchill, however, sent a telegram to the Natal Government suspend. ing the sentence, pending the consideration of the Imperial Government.
Mr. C. J. Smythe, the Premier, refused to postpone the sentence, and the Governor under letters patent, postponed the execution.
The Ministry thereupon resigned. There is the most intense indignation in Natal at Imperial interference at such a critical juncture.
London, 23rd March,
Roosevelt Supports Relaxation
"A ROOF WALKER?
CAPTURED BY THE POLICE.
A coolie was arrested by the police late last night issuing from an unoccupied building in the Central District with about $301 worth of clothing in a bag. The manner in which theat "roof-walkers" earn a lving is related as follows. On arrival from Canton they take up
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"ARMS" FOR KWANGST ́EKBELS.
AN EXPERT ·MANUFACTURER
IMPRISONED ON suarición.
[From Our Correspondent.].
Canton, 30th March, There was safely lodged. in the Nam-Hoi prison on the 28th à pative of Kwangsi by name Luk who was recently arrested at Tai- ping-fu on suspicion of having been interested in the manufacture of arms for the Kwangsi | rebels. This man has the reputation of being an expert gunsmith, and several native papers regret that the Viceroy did not see it to utilize the man's intents and abilities for the further- anco of the Government's scant knowledge of guns and ammunition instead of lodging him in prison pending investigations.
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COMMERCIAL.
WEEKLY SHARE REPORT..
To-day's Advertisements.
NOTICE.
Intimations.
THE
THE Partnership of BENJAMIN, KELLY & POTTS has this day expired by effluxion of time and Mexans. S. 3. BEN. JAMIN and G. H. FOTTS have been ap polated LIQUIDATORS in Shanghai and Mr. B. ROBINSON PIANO S. KADOURSE as LIQUIDATOR in Hongkong and they are respectively empowered to receive all monies due to and to pay all monies owing by the late frm of BENJAMIN, KELLY & FOTTS. The successors of the firm are Messrs. 5. S. BENJAMIN and G. H. POTTS in Shanghai and Messrs. E. S. KADOORIE & CO. in Hongkong who are prepared to carry on BROKERAGE BUSINESS as heretofore.
(Signed) ES. KADOORIE. Hongkong, 31st March, 1906.
NOTICE.
I, NfMILY, KELLY
Reviewing the share basiness for the weak, Messra. Bonj_min, Kelly & Potts write on the goth inst.:-Since we wrote last business has
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the Undersigned, (formerly partner in the POTTS now Dissolved) have this day established myself as SHARE and GENERAL BROKER in Hongkong and will carry on the business under the Style of E. S. KADOORIE & CO:
(Signed) E..S. KADOORIE, Hongkong, 1st April, 1906.
NOTICE.
CO., LD.
with
17 Years' Experience
*OF THE
[405 CLIMATE OF HONGKONG,
no woolicus are mentioned. The principal continued restricted and beyond a sharp rise the Firm of BENJAMIN, KELLY &
foreign.sundries were gunnybags, dyes, needles, matches, mining and railway materials, and kerosene oil. The business in pative sundrica was rifling. There is a fairly long list of exports, but the quantities were small the most important items, in number, being goatsking, strawbraid, and fresh vegetables. There was a gain of Hk. Ths. 18,000 in import duty collected, and a decline of Tis, 4,000 in export duty, leaving a net gain of something over Hk. Tis. 14,000...
their abode in an unoccupied louse-the top floor preferable. After sundown they get up to the roof and have been known to cross three and four blocks, in search of pawnable articles. AL. Chinwangtoo, the northern port which is If some tenants leave their trapdoor open been all through the winter, 39 steamers of fore retiring for the night, so much the better 47,877 tons were entered, and 39 steamers of for the "roof-walker," who then enters the 47,877 tous cleared, against. 54, of 60,442 tons house in the dead of night and helps himself and 55 of 63,345 tons, respectively, in the last to what is ready at hand. On the other hand, if quarter of 1994. Several large steamers leaded there is nothing to be got on his side of the coulics for South Africa in 1904. There was premises and some clothing, however, is seen
no traffic in opium at Chinwangtão. The prin "on the opposite roof, this does not trouble the cipal cotton goods imparted were: American professional, for he is ready for all emergencies. sheetings 31,000 pieces, American drills, 18,180, and culton yarn, Indian 13,119, and Japanese Specially made bamboo poles, with hooks, are called into requisition, and the owners of the 8,182 piculs. The imports of woellus and clothing find them gone in the morning. The metals were very trifling; cigarettes and needles only thing that is troubling the "rool walkers' were the principal foreign sundries imported, is the ability to get rid of their foot without and duty-free rice took the lead in native detection; this is the serious drawback.
sundries. The principal exports were Kaiping cement, coal, and fire tricks, and dogskit The revenue collected amount to over mats. Hk. Tts. 30,000 against over Tis, 13,0.0 in the same quarter of 1904;, the increase was nearly all in transit due inwards,
The coolie, who was captured last night, was placed before Mr. F, A, Hazeland this morning on a charge of theft. The case was remanded.
SINGAPORE HARBOUR SCHEME.
are counted
in the value of Hongkong and Whampoa Docks and a further heavy falling off in the prices of both China and Luzon Sugars, there is in our local shate market nothing of special interest to report.
Baaks, Hongkong and Shanghai Banks are in demand at 1850 and the sterling price is un- changed at £87 10s, od. Nationals continue firm at $40.
Marine Insurances.-Cantons have advanced
and are wanted at $355. China Traders have slightly hardened and close at 597, while Unions remain on offer at $79;. North Chinas have been done in Shanghai at Tls. 99 and Yangtezes are inquired for at $1774.
Fire Insurances.-China Fires have further improved and can be placed at $86. Hong: kong Fires are steady at $300.
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Shipping-Hongkong, Canton and Macao obtainable at Sz5. Inda Steamboats are Chinas have rated firm and close in request at Sej). Caina and Manilas have charged hands at 518. Douglas Steamships are wanted at the advanced rate of $41, and Shell Transports have inquiries at 245. There is no alteration in Star Ferries,
Refineries. China Sugars, have dropped to $180, but there are inquiries at this figure. Luzons have also suffered a heavy decline to $25, no doubt ou ing to the unfavourable report just issued. Perak Sugars are reported sold at Tis. 70, closing firm.
TE, the Undersigned (formerly partners in POTTS now Dissolved) have this day established ourselves as SHARE AND GENE RAL BROKERS in Shanghai and will carry on the business under the Style of BEN JAMIN AND POTTS.
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MANUFACTURE
THE ONLY
PIANOS
(Signed) S. S. BENJAMIN.
G. H. POÏTS. Shanghai, 1st April, 1996. PHILIPPINE COMPANY, LIMITED. NOTICE is hereby given that an EXTRA- N. ORDINARY GENERAL MEETING OF THE SHAREHOLDERS of PHILIPPINE Co, LIMITED, will be held at the Office of the National Bank of China, Ltd., Queen's Road, made HERE for this Hongkong, en WEDNESDAY, the 11th day af April, 1906, at 3.15 P.M., when the subjoined Resolution will be proposed. Should the Resolution be passed by the required majority it will be submitted for confirmation as a Special Resolution to a Second Extraordinary Meeting which will be subsequently con vened
RESOLUTION,
That the firm of Messrs. E: S. KADOORIE & Co. be appointed GENERAL MANA, GERS of the Company the place of Messrs. BENJAMIN, KELLY & POTTS and that Anticle 6 of the Company's Articles of Association be altered by substituting the words "E. S. KADOORIE & Co., for the words "Benjamin, Kelly & Potts,"
BENJAMIN, KELLY & POTTS,
General Managers.
[407 Hongkong, 31st March, 1926.
PUBLIC AUCTION;
to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED,
Mining Chinese Engineerings are quiet at THE Undersigned have received instructions Tls. 1o. Private advices from Singapore state that the crushing of the Raub Australian Gold Mining Company, Limited, for the past four weeks, realised 688 ounces of smelted gold
al $38"
"A LEAF IN THE DARK." The following editorial comments appear in the Straits Times of 24th inst.:-Yesterday President Roosevelt, raplying to a deputation afternoon, the motion relating to the Harbour of actual and constructive animals driving from "4478 tons of stone. Shares are quoted the 3rd April, 1906, at. 2.30 PM., at their
Scheme and the acceptance of the Jackson
of Immigration Laws,
which demanded more stringent immigration laws, defended the measures by which the
America are being relaxed.-Straits Times.
regulations about the entry of Chinese into slightly, though not trivially, amended form, quarter of 1904. These was a moderate import and Whampoa Docks have experienced a
LUZON SUGAR REFINING COMPANY, LIMITED.
ANNUAL MEETING.
The twenty-fourth ordinary annual meeting of shareholders of the above Company was held at the offices of the general agents at noon, lo- day. Among those present were: - Hon. Mr. C. W. Dickson (chairman), Messrs. A. G. Wood and H. P. White, consulting committee;
tender was carried without a division, but in a
The chief speaker on the matter was the Hon. Mr John Anderson, and much of what he said he has said before, at least so said the Gover- nor, and probably the Governor was right. By way of overture, the Colonial Secretary inform ed the Council that, since the discussion on the 23rd ultimo, the Crown Agents had replied to the effect that the Contractor would impose an additional cost of £38,000 in the even of the depth alongside the quay being 22 feet for dredging purposes, and of £27,000 more if that depth be extended a feet lower. Mr. Anderson agreed that the design and construction of the quay should admit of a working depili along.
The iron house has not yet reached Têngyneh, in Yunnan, and the traffic is carried on by pack animals who are sometimes re placed by men, and four men as equal to one pack animal. The numbers
leaving, and in transit in the last quarter. of of 1905 were 17,423 against 18,793 in the same
of cotton goods, the leading articles being grey shritings 4,885 pieces, cotton Italians, black, 2,482 pieces, velvets and velveteens 3.599 yards, cotton blankets 3,810 pieces, and Indian cotton yarn $.304 piçuls. A long list of "sun" dries is given, the quantities being small, the only noticeable goods being birds' nests, but- tons, matches, needles, kerosene oil, and ́um-. brellas. The only noticeable exports were carpets, fresh eggs, and split bainboo rain hats, The revenue collected, Hk. Tls. 10.781, was nearly 30 per cent, under the collection in the same quarter of 1994.
Docks, Wharves and Godowns-Hongkong-
smart rise and can probably be placed at $165, Farnhams have also slightly strengthened and are asked for at Tis. 118). Kowloon Wharis are wan.ed at-Sico. Hongkew Wharts have buyers at Tis. 210 ex the final dividend of Tis, 8 paid in Shanghai yesterday.
Lands, Hotels and Buildings-Hongkong
Lands have risen to $115, and Shanghai Lands are in demand at Tls. 117. Hongkong Hotels are in strong request at $133, but shares are firmly held for higher tales. Other stotks under this head are unchanged.
Cotton Mills.-Ewos are offering at Tis. 64 Internationals are wanted at Tls, 61 and Lacu-
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TUESDAY,
Sales Rooms, No. 8, Des Voeux fload, comer of Ice House Street, 'SUNDRY VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Comprising :- TAPESTRY-COVERED DRAWING ROOM SUITE, LEATHER-COVERED with BEVELLED GLASS, Double and CHAIRS, TEAKWOOD OVERMANTELS Single IRON BEDSTEADS with WIRE and WARDROBES with BEVELLED Glass, TEAKWOOD HATSTAND with BEVEL LED GLASS, CHEST-OF-DRAWERS, VIENNA CHAIRS, DRESSING TABLES, SHANGHAI BATHS, CARPETS, SHOW- CASES, RICKSHAS, &c, &c., &c.
ALSO
Climate.
ALL MATERIALS SEASONED HERE
3 YEARS BEFORE USE.
Price from $200
Upwards.
Hangkong, 21nd Meich, 1906'
$
TELEPHONE NO. 135.
RATTAN MATTRESSES, TEAKWOOD THE ORIGINAL
Messrs. W. H. Gaskell I R. Michael, J. C. side it of 24 feet, and that the basin should be ried on by native junks averaging about four gung-Mows can be procured at Tis. 67. Soey BÚLATOR, &c., &c.
of such a character, as world meet the require-
Peter, Capt. Tiller, F. J. Moses, J. M. Graçaments of a heavier class of casting vessel A. Rumjalin and J. Barton, secretary.
The secretary read the notice calling the meeting.
The Chairman said:-Gentlemen.- regret that owing to the late arrival of accounts from
Manila the report for last year was not in your hands earlier, but you will probably concur nevertheless in its being taken as read. Un- der the Company's articles of association it is necessary to hold the annual general meeting by the 31st March or more time would have been allowed since its issue. After being step ped for several years, work at the refinery was rasumed at the beginning of April under ctr cumstances which were mentioned at the last
The traffic at Lungchow, in Kwangsi, is car
tons, rafts, and packmes. There were no cotton or woollen goods imported in the last quaster of 1905, and the sundries, all in small quantities, were beans and dye-stuffs, rice, timber, etc. The exports were still lese im- portant than the imports, the most valuable article being 22 piculs of native opium from Kweichow. The revenue collected Hk. Tls. 1,394 showed a derline of 70 per cent as com pared with 1904, but was 20 per cent larger than in 1903.
than the overflow of craft and lighters from the River. He pointed out that the cost of all these works was not warranted by the present amount of trade, now so reduced through the pernicious influences of the Ship. ping Conference, but the pivot upon which rested the justification of incurring these great liabilities was the likelihood of trade improving in the future. Then, added'Mr. Anderson, and
Mengise, Yunnan, on the other hand, is a everybody will agree with him, if the trade has gone away through causes and effects which busy place with its 1,447 native craft, averag- have nothing to do with the physical facilities, ing about three tons each, entered, and 1,464 possessed or not possessed by the port, the cleared, during the quarter, and its $7,450 construction of these works will never bring it pack animals reported at the Custom-house back. The prospective trade of the Colony is, with import, export, and transit merchandise. in fact, the scale by which the prospective ad- A large business was done in cotton goods vantage derivable from this work should be the principal articles being grey shirtings 7,261 measured. Sir William Taylor, it is interest-pinces, T-cloths 4,725, cotton Italians and lost ing to remember, was Chairman of the Eastern ings 2,250, Turkey reds 1,839, cotton blankets Shipping Commission, and Mr. Anderson had 7,845 pieces, and velvets and velveteens 15,532 the supreme satisfaction of quoting from that yards, cotton yarde, Indian 28,565 piculs, and Commission's report extracts which support- Tongking 2,663 piculs. A fair quantity of ed his view of the pernicious effects of the woollens came in, including, blankets, cloth, Shipping Conference, in respect to the anti-long ells, Spanish stripes, etc.
worke
There will
Checa have jumped to Tis. 300 at which price sales are reported in Shanghai.
Miscellaneous.-Green Island Cements have bees the medium of further business at $30. China Borpros are inquired for at $7. Camp- bell Moores are without business at $36. China Flours are wanted at Tls. 8. Hall and
One LARGE GERMAN IRON SAFE, a quantity of ENGRAVINGS, One PERAM.
Catalogues will be issued. TERMS As usual.
HUGHES & HOUGH, Auctioneers. Hongkang, 31st March, 19c6.
PUBLIC AUCTION,
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Holtz can be placed at 5:2 and Sumatras have THE Undersigned has received instructions
to sell by inquires at-Tis. 568. Langkais are unchanged
PUBLIC AUCTION, with buyers at Tis. 2224.
Do. ࿗ነው.
TO-DAY'S EXCHANUK.
Selling
Bank T.T ... demand
4 months' sight
Arica Bank T.T.
Fance-Back TT.
G many-Bank T.T...... to fin TT
the demand Shex Rank T.T. Singapore T.T......... Japan-Bank T.T. Java-ank T.T.
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WEDNESDAY,
the 4th April, 1906, commencing at 2.30 P.M.,
at his Sales Rooms, Duddell Street,
A FINE COLLECTION OF
POSTAGE STAMPS:
Mostly comprised of BRITISH COLONIES
...2.58 and ASIATIC STAMPS.
497
.2.10
-3543
1544 .711
141% prem,
1001 1237
2.62
On view from Monday, the 2nd April.
Catalogues will be issued. TERMS: Cash on delivery,
GEO. P. LAMMERT, Auctioneer,
Hongkong. 31st March, 1996.
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FROM HAMBURG, ANTWERP, PENANG AND SINGAPORE.
THE H. A. L. Steamship
"C. FERD, LAEISZ," Captain Meyerdiercks, having arrived from the above Ports, Consigneas of Cargo are hereby 2.64 requested to,send in their Bills of Lading for 2.15 countersignature by the Undersigned and to take immediate delivery of their goods from ...4% alongside.
9.77
annual meeling, but it was not long before difficulty was experienced in marketing production, the universal decline in sugar Teading to importations with which the Company bad to compete at low prices. Eventually, however, accumulated stock was disposed""of though not profitably, and the résult for the year is an addition to the amount at debit of profit and loss of $26,692.47, this
4 months' sight L/C, .....A including $17,983 expended, in putting the
ficial inflation of freights and the decrease in surely be a large business at Mingiss when months' sight L/C. refinery in order prior to its re-starting. Sach
the overhauling trade of the East dur-cheaper means of communication are ava lable. go cave' sight San Francisco & New York a result is disappointing as it was hoped to at ing the last four or five years. He con- The principal sundries, imported were Llama i months' sight least cover expenses. With the lower prices tended that the forecast of the Commission braid, aniline dyes, matches, kerosene oil, tine-30 days' sight Sydney and Melbourne
4 months' sight France, monomim now current for raw, there is room for expecta had certainly been realized, and the con- plateware, umbrellas and coffinwood. The
5 months' sight tion that this (if nothing more) may yet bedition of the Colony in respect to the volume
principal exports were Yünpan native opium, | 4 months' sight Germany ... attained; at all events we have decided to of trade would have been much
Pls. 1,303, and tin in slabs, Pls. 26,147. The Bar Silver mangenom try further. The general agents have again Malay States come to the rescue by contribut than at present, had not the Federated
revenus collected during the quarter, Tis
Bank of England rate Sovereign...... waived their commission and the members
ing largely to that volume of trade. The par- 90,161, was nearly 12 per cent larger than in of the consulting committee their fees. With nicious action of the Conference still militatés these remarks, gentlemen, I beg to propose against the trade with the Archipelago, and
Stemao, or Esmok, in Yunnan, is the unless Government counteracts this, the trade that the report and accounts be adopted.
No questions being asked,
will never be recovered. By way of conclusion, southernmost open port in China, and though Mr. Anderson moved an amendment to the it is close to the district which produces the celebrated Puctb tea, this valuable product is vernment has inquired into the effects of the not even mentioned in the list of expons, The Shipping Conference and, bas considered also
numbers of men and pack animals with loads the report of the Singapore River Commission. After a brief interval no seconder of the amead reported at the Szeman Custom house in the ment could be found, and to it lapsed. The | last quarter of 1995 were 681 and 2,599 rek Hon. Mr. G. S. Murray then submitted in bis pectively. The imports were quite insigni” tam an amendment to the original motion, byficant, the only article to be noted being raw which he sought to have inserted the words
"INDRAWADI," "and the same to be constructed so as to admit and seed cotton, 264 plculs. There is a long Mr. Thos. Arcold was re-elected auditor, on
of dredging to 24 feet at an extra cost not to list of exports, all in vary trifling quantities, Captain R. Hill, will be despatched as above, OD the motion of Capt. Tillet, seconded by Mr. E. exceed £65,000, in place of the words "ad the principal goods being felt carpets, bamboe or about the 26th April next.
If sufficient indutement is offered mitting of a depth of 20 feet hereafter by fur hats; and waterproof bat covera; and there is 3. Mosor.
one unusual product in Chien, native cheese, The Chairman That concludes to basicretary's motion was carried, and the Colony 14 piculs. The revenue collected during the
ghe dredging." In this form the Colonist
For Freight, apply to ness, gentlemen. I am much obliged for your thus been started, either for good or for quarter, Hk. Tis. 1,534, was 25 per cent larger attendance.
evil, on a venture that may be described in the ❘ than that collected in the same' quarter" of The meating than termipated.
homely expression of "a lesp in the dark," 1904N, C, D, Newi,
The Chairman proposed the adoption of the effect that the motion shall stand over till Go
report and accounts,
Mr. W. H. Gaskell seconded. Carried.
1.
On the motion of Mr. J. C. Peter, seconded by Mr. J. R. Michael, Messrs. A. G. Wood and H. P. White were re-elected to the cop- sulting committee.
1904-
To-day's Advertisement.
UNITED STATES AND CHINA-JAPAN STEAMSHIP LINE,
FOR NEW YORK VIA SUEZ CANAL, With liberty to call at Malabar Coast. HE Steamship...
JARDINE, MATHESON & Co.,
Agents. Hongkong, 31 March, 1995.
-
Optional Cargo will be forwarded unless notice to the contrary be given before 'TO. DAY.
Any Cargo impeding her discharge, will be landed into the hazardous and/or extra fazard- ous Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co. Limited, and stored at Consignees risk and expense,
All Claims must be presented within ten days of the steamer's arrival here after which date they cannot be recognised.
CANADIAN
CLUB WHISKY-
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HIRAM WALKER & SONS, LIMITED.
DISTILLED AND BOTTLED
BY
1894
Canadian Club
Wisky B
Tram
Valierville Entary
WALKERVILLE, ONTARIO, CANADA.
Per Case 18 Bottles $20,00 BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns and all Goods remaining undelivered after the 6th April, 1906, will be | AGENTS subject to rent.
All broken, chafed and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on the 6th April, 1906, at 3 RM2).
No Fire Insurance has been effected.
HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE, Hongkong Office.
[401 Hongkong, 31st March, 1906,
H. PRICE &#CO.,
WINE MERCHANTS,
12, QUEEN'S Road Central, Hongkong, s8th March, 1906:
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