Telegrams.
HONGKONG TELEGRAPH”
SERVICE,
CANTON-HANKOW
RAILWAY.
-LOAN AGREEMENT SIGNED.
[By courtesy of the "Sheung Po"]
Peking, 4th March.
The agreement for a loan to the Canton. Hankow Railway having been approved by the Ministry of Finance, H.B. Chang, Chib-tung, director-general of the Railway Company; has signed it with the German (7) Bank.
The agreement contains clauses similar to those of the loan contracted in behalf of the Tientsin-Pukow Railway,
(Negotiations for the loan have for some time been carried on between Chang Chib long and Mr. J. O. P. Bland, representative of - was understood, would underwrite the station
the British and Chinese Corporation, who, it of the loan in conjunction with the loogkong and. Shanghai Banking Corporation. The reference 10, the German Bank in the above 'telegram is somewhat obscure.-Ed', /.K.7.] VICEROY HSU SHI-CHANG.
HIS IMPEACHMENT CAUSES ALARM.
By courtesy of the "Sheung Fu,”]
Peking, 11th March. The charges alleged against the Viceroy of the Three Eastern Provinces are still pending.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH FRIDAY MARCH 12, 1909.
BOMBAY YARN,
·BROK MARKET IN THE MORŢIL
Under date Shanghai, rst inst, Mesura, Tata and Co, report: The prospects foreshadowed In our last have been more than realised, and it is pleasing to be able to record another fort night of a brisk and booming market. There | is not 'wanting evidence, that the large-con- suming markets, hava pot yet' sniisfied their re- quirements, for inquiries continue to pour in freely and usinteriupledly; but the same old tate-namely, the difficulty of securing deiir- able supplies either from stocks or near arrivals acts as a deterrent to business.
The aggregate of firai-band sales during the [interval 'is, published as '1,199 bales. This is
hardly any criterion of the actual inquiries on the market which have in a very large measure, been met by native holders who are said to "have placed, about 7,000 bales out of their contracted arrivals. To theas may be added nearly 10,000 baler which have been indented forward from Bombay on c.i.f. terms; and the excitement on the market may properly be gaugede
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COMMERCIAL
WEEKLY SHARE REPORT:
• Reviewing the slate business for the weak, Mesars, E. S. Kadooria & Co. write this after-
Boob
A strong den and has sebin for most stacks and a fair busloors has resulted.,
Banks-Hoogkong and Shanghai Banks: have roled very strong during the week, with un' unsatisfied demand, and no transactions of any importance have taken place. The demand continues, and with practically no shares forth. coming, the market closes flem with buyers at*
$330. The London price is also higher at £85
10s. Nationals can be placed af Sgt.
:
Today's Advertisements.
SOUTH AMERICAN LINE
REGULAR STEAMSHIP SERVICE FOR
CALLAO, IQUIQUE, VALPARAISO, Etc, vin JAPAN PORTS, MAMZANILLO and SALINA CRUZ (Mexico).
3.5. AMERICA MARU.6.000 ton gross.......Sall April 14th/09, S.S. HONGKONG MARU 10,000
S.S. MANSHU MARU.
**** $.000 S.S. AMERICA MARU............6,203
For particulars, ápply to
Hongkong, 12th March, 1909.
Junejog.. ..................... August/og.
"Octoberjog.
K. MÄTSDA,
-Manager TOYO KISEN KAISHA, York Building.
PUBLIC AUCTION",
OF
PURE IRISH HOUSEHOLD LINENS, LACE CURTAINS,
TOWELS, &c., &c., &c..
Marine Insurances. Cantons are s'eidynt $187. North Chinas can be sold in the North at Tix 971, while Yangtizes continua steady at $200. Unions bave changed hands in small fola at $1874 and can now be sold at $80
Fire Insurances.-Both companies under this heading are in favour. Hongkong Fires:
Say per share paid on the 9th inst, and as up- have beep dealt ia at $303, ex the dividend of
ward tendency is apparent. China Fires are have jumped to Stos, at which price saleos firmly held, and with a strong demand prevail- MESS 5. HUGHES & HOUGH have received instructions to sali by Rablje Auction, have taken place.
generally, although a little greater attention Inquirion have again been for all the counts has been paid to No ros, spinnings, and all activity. Tientsin has been the most promining, the buying sections have participated in the ent buyer and a striking feature has been the rapidity which has marked the rise in price of A1. chops of No. tos, going to this North- cia port. A wide disparity has now beco. created between the values of the best and the next grade lower chops and bids fair to continue, considering the encouraging nature of demand. Tsingtau, Stechen and River ports bave all picked up what they could of their favourite chops, and are now awaiting fresh arrivals to fill their wants,
Prices have all throughout been on the ad vance, the rise during the interval, ranging from Tis. 1/2) and although the present basis demand over supply readers the market suscep- of prices appears enormously high, the excess of
tible to a further advance. As two-thirds of the recent arrivals represent contracted, cargo, the actual supplies on the market have been mea
consumption, there has been a further decrease
In consequence, many officials are alarm- ed and have evinced a desire to resign'tbeirare; and all there having rapidly gone into posts.
and may be had at $11. Douglases continue Shipping-China and Manilas are neglected
firm and are wanted at $34. Hongkong, Can- on-and Macao Steamboats have been the medium of a fair business at $194, and more are inquired for at the rate. Indo-Chinas are request at $59 for the preferred and deferred shares jointly, after sales at the price and pas sibly a better fale could be obtained. A ten. in and buyers have offered $1, for Judo. dency la bay for forward delivery has also wei Shell Trauspons are slightly, firmer at 53 Star Ferries old and sew are unchanged and without business to report.
Refineries-Chinh Sugars have again been dealt in to a large extent and the market closes with bayers at 5:50. The General Agents state, in their report for the year ending 31st Decem ber, 198, just issued to shareholders, that there throughout the year, at prices which gave a was a good demand for the Refinery's Sugars
(due to arrive bere per 5.5. Tydeus on the 75th instant.).
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,
the 30TH and 31ST MARCH, 1969, commencing each day at 2.15ˆr.M
A FINE SELECTION OF
HIGH CLASS IRISH GOODS.
"COMPRISING':-
Public Companies.
CHINA SUGAR REFINING CO., LD.
NOTICE,
THE
THE THIRTY-FIRST ORDINARY AN NUAL MEETING of the SHARE- HOLDERS of the shova Company will be bold at the Offices of the General Agents, King's Buildings, op FRIDAY, the 19th March, at Noon, for the purpose of receiving the Report and Statement of Accounts for the year ending 31st Decembar, 1908.
The TRANSFER BOOKS of the Company will be CLOSED from the 6th to 19th March, both days inclusivo.
JARDINE, MATHESON & Co., LD,
General Agents.
Hongkong, and Match, 1909.
LUZON SUGAR REFINING CO„
"NOTICE.
THE TWENTY-SEVENTH ORDINARY
ANNUAL MEETING of the SHARE- HOLDERS of the abava Company will "be Beld. at the Offices of the General Agents, King's Huildings, on FRIDAY, the 19th, March, at 12.30 PM, for the purpose of receive ing the Report and Statement of Accounts for the year ending 31st December, 1908,
* The TRANSFER BOOKS of the Company will be CLOSED from the 6th 19th March, both days inclusive.
JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., LI,
General Agents,
Hongkong, and March, 1999.
Intimations.
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Irish Linen Double Damask Table Cloths with Serviettes to match, Irish Linen Tray Cloths, Toilet Sets, Supper Cloths, Lady's and Gent.'s Irish Linen Hemstitched and Embroidered Handkerchiefs, Fino Turkish Towels, All Linen Towels, Bath Towels, Bath Sheets, Irish Tea and, of Underskirts and Skirts, White Satin Quilts, Five o'clock Tes Glusa Clothis, Fine (White and Cream). Lace Curtains, a fine assortment
Cloths, Irish Hand Embroidered Bedspreads and Top Sheets, Silk Moiretto Underskirts, Longcloth Nightdresses, ainsook Camisoles, Chẳmises, All Linen Bed Tick", Pyjams Suits, Ton Cosy, Cushion Covers, Linen Em- SITUATION by a Lady as LADY'S COM broidered Pillow Cases, Pyrenees Jacket, Flannelette Nightdresses and Gowas, Sheets, Robes, &c., &c.;
The Grand Councillors have telegraphed lo siocks which fall under 13,030 bales. Clear Viceroyishi-chang urging him to allayances have been simply excellent, goods being fair margin of profit. The gain on working for sale),・・
no sooner bargained than taken away.
Telegrams from Bombay have all along shown the market ibere to be in a strong and advancing position. Mills have sold a funber 110,000 bales at an advance of Rs. 2-3 for April-
all apprehension and to relinquish the ad- ministration of Governnient without further delay THE BANNERMEN TROOPS July deliveries,
THEIR PROSPECTIVE - DISBAND. MENT,
p of the » Sheung Pg"]
Peking, 11th March.
Our market- rules very strong at the close, with positive indications of a maintenance of the present high rulings. The future course of The market ir likely to be guided by the 'opera- lions of native speculators who have during the tast three or four-wecke done extensive- boying, the bolding of one of them alone ex- ceeding 20,000 bales, and it is not therefore
A small quantity of English Tweeds, Sorges, &c., in Buit Lengths. (A fow lots of Yamatoya (Japanese) Crepe Shirts will also be put up
The above Goods will be on View from Monday, the 29th instant, when catalogues may be had on application.
TERMS Á usus).
Hongkong, 12th March, 1009.
was $173.573.10, and the sum at debit on the. 1st January, 1908, was reduced to $5,858.24, which is carried forward to next account, It is proposed to pay a dividend to share. holders of 5 par share, absorbing $100,0 0, put of Equalization of "Dividend Fund: in oiber stocks under this heading we have heard of na businces. Luzons are quiet at $17 and Perak Sugars are quoted at Tls. 120. Ac. cording to the General Agents' report and
1909-10. sintement of accounts, for the year ending 3141 ORALES TENDERS, in Duplicate, will.be. December, 1908, submitted to 'shareholders of received at the R. N. HOSPITAL, Hong. the Luzon Sugar Refining Co., Ld., the gain on kong, until to A.M. on the 2nd March, 1909, working was $12,719.42 and after converting from persons desirous of SUPPLYING BEEF, MUFTON, FOWLS, PORK, BREAD, allowing for interest and Auditor's fee the WATERS, ICE, and other provisions and sum' at debit is $135.893-41 which is carried necessaries, for the year ending 31st March, forward to next account. They further site1910. that owing to the restricted demand for the vented Tenders in Duplicate will also be Company's Sugars during the year, the Re-received for CUAL (Akaike and Yabari). faery could only be worked on a reduced melt, and frequent-stoppages were found necessary, Mining-Chinese Engineerings are un changed, with buyers nt Tis. 18 in the North. Raubs are offering at $83.
HUGHES & HOUGH,
Auctioneers.
THE BANK LINE, LIMITED.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES,
S.S. "GRAIGVAR,"" FROM SEATTLE, WASH.
(258
THE above Steamer having arrived, Con
signees of Cargo are hereby requested
Grand Councillor Tsai Chuk has submit- unlikely that they will join hands in bolstering the assets into Hongkong Currency at par CHEESE, PURE COWS' MILK, AERATED to send in their Bills of Lading as soon as
led a proposal for the establishment of Д school to train the eight battalions of Ban- nermen in a practical knowledge of agriculture [in view of their prospective disbandment];
This propojal meets with the hearty ap proval of the Prince Regent..........
THREE EASTERN PROVINCES.
CONFERENCE OF MINISTERS. ↑
[By courtesy of the "Sheung Po."]"
Poking, 13th March. On the 8th inst,, the presidents of the ten Ministries met at the office of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and held a conference on all matters pending between Japan and the Three Rastern Provinces.~.
NA TUNG.
CONDITION BAGOMING WORSE.
[By couriery of the "Sheung Pol
Peking 12th March
In consequence of the death of his mother,
Na Tung's condition has become worst.
THREE EASTERN PROVINCES
EXPENDITURE APPROPRIATIONS.
* {By courtesy of the'" Sheung Po.""}
Peking. th March, The Ministry of Finance hak-decided that, in future, previous notice must be given before any money can be appropriated to. wards the expenditure in the Torea Eastern Provinces.
PROPUKTY SALE:
At three o'clock this afternoon, Mr. G. P. Lammert held a public auction in his sales-room at Duddell Street, when some valuable lease bold preparty came under the hammer. The land in described as being all that piece or parcel of ground, being portion of Marine Lot No. 7, known and registered in the Land Office as the
up the market...
OPIUM IN MANILA,
SNUGGLING PROM HONGKONG.
culars can be obtained at the R. N. HOSPITAL. Printed Forms of Tender and further parti.
-The right to reject the lowest or any Tender is reserved.
WM. TAIT, Deputy Inspector General
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R: N. Hospital,
Docks, Wharves and Gidswas.--Whampoa Docks continue out of favour and business has would appear to be cheap. Shanghai Docks en done as low as $65, at which rate they
are a litis casier again and can be had at T. 88 after having reached Tis. gr.. Kawloon Wharts have steadily risen during the week and THE Imperial German Mail Steamship after sales at $54, have inquiries at $54, Hong-
Hongkong, 12th March, 1909. NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD, BREMEN, IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINE,
SHANGHAI, NAGASAKI, KOBE
AND YOKOHAMA,
FOR
possible
Consignees of Cigo will please take notice that before delivery can be obtained, they must sign an Average Bond, which is lying at the office of the Undersigned and pay a Flour for contribution to General Average. Deposit of six pence (68.) par Quarter sack of
Delivery Orders, will then be granted in exchange for Bills of Lading against" which Consignees are requested to take immediate delivery of their Goods from alongside.
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 any case whatever...
DODWELL & CO., LIMITED, Agents,
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Some eighty arrests, the offenders being mostly. Chinese, were made by the internal revenue.bureau here last month for violation f the opinm law, reports, the Manila Cadle- news. The bureau's dope hunters' force con- sists of 15 special agents, elected by Chief Agent Bish, a knowledge of native idioms and possibly Chinese and familiarity with the clly being main requirements for appointment, The total amount collected by the bureaus in shape of money compromises to escape prosecution. (or the first offence, exceeded ex thousand petos, during, February. The money. Thus obtained reverts to the fund for the carrying on of the bureau's campaign against the opium vice and the apprehension of the offenders.
That the strenuous efforts recently put forth to land the prohibited drug from Hongkong have been attended by partial success seems to be attested by the locreased and increasing number of arrests of victims of the dread habir in the city, The lenient sentences imposed | for violation of the opium low by the Court of Instance lately, since Judge Smith's departure Humphreys Estates are wanted at the slightly on leave, are also held in a measure responsible improved rate of 55 Kowloon Lands and SAILORS AND SOLDIERS: HOME. to the Home being mors cleanly and home- for the encouragement of the offenders result-West Points are steady 'al quotatipos. ing in the apparent spread of the vice. A term
kew Whats have been booked in the Narb at Tis. 175.
Lands, Hotels and Buildings-Hoogkong Hotels are quiet at $67) ex the final dividend of $1 per share paid on the Bih inst. Hongkong Lands have been in good demand and a fair number of shares have chadged hands at "S98; Sa8 and 599, closing firm at the latter, rate.
Cotton Mill Hongkong Cottons have" perience showed, usually "broke" the most considerably and buyers prevail in the North at of imprisonment of four mouths, which, ex-again been sold at $p. Ewos have advanced confirmed victims of the habit, was formerly the Tls. 115. Latest advices by mail give the fol- average court sentence, Now, "it' is Pro and lowing quotations for northern mills :-Jaler- E-people believe, is tantamount to a license,
#
"PRINZ LUDWIG," IN Captain F v. Biezi, will leave for the 13th instant, at If A.M. placer TO-MORRÓW (SATURDAY), the
... Hongkong, 12th March, 1909.
HONGKONG ICE COMPANY, LIMITED.
aboveis-boreby notified that on and alter this date, the selling price of ice, will be reduced to HALF A CENT per pound.
JARDINE, MATHESON & Co, Ld...
General Managers, HONGKONG, ICE COMPANY, LIMITED,, Mongkong, Tith March, 1969, -
{252
For further information, apply to
NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD,
*MELCHERS. &Co.,
General Agen's Hongkong, 12th March, 1909.
ANNUAL REPORT.
Soldiers' Home, for 1968, is as follows :➡"; ".
The eight sonual report of the Sailors and
FINANCIAL."'*
The year has closed without a deficit. In
like than before, and ensured that the men should receive a personal welcome-which-they- naturally look for and much appreciate.
Homs during the year. The game of billiards More than 11,00's men have slept in the is as popular as ever, and the tables are con- tiaasily la. use, whilst the reading room with
WANTED,
or GOVERNESS. Dosi not mind Travelling and undertakes care of children on the vayage. Apply to — J. S. C... Clo llongkong Telegraph." Huskong, th March, 19rg
COLD STORAGE:
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THE HONGKONG ICE COMPANY LTD, have now 40,000 Cubic foot of COLD STORAGE available at EAST POINE. Stores will be Open at to al, and 4 PM. dály, Sanday excepted, to receive'and deliver perishable goods.
G..K. HAXTON, Manager. Hongkong, 6th January, 1909.
THE PROVIDENT LOAN AND..
CHINMORTGAGE 00, LD.
(CAPITAL PAID U........$1,250,000)
Loaus on Mortgage of House Property," &c, Goods received on Storaga., Advances mada on Merci andise, Loans made on the Provident System.
(Rates and Particulars on application),
THE OFFICE OF TRUSTEE, EXECUTOR OF WILLS, ATTORNEY, &c., Undertaken and Executed
SHEWAN, TOMES & 00,
General Managers.
Hongkong, 19th March, 1008
INTERNATIONAL BLEEPING QAR
and
EXPRESS TRAINS Coʻ (THE
GREAT TRANS-SIBERIAN ROUTE
TO EUROPE)
HAVING been appolated AGENTS for the above. Company, we shall be
its supply of daily, weekly, illustrated and reli. pleased to give any information as to rates of
́pininga, &c., la connection with above.
ten days in, jail, which, the interas revenue nationals, 99 ; Lau Kung Mows, 94: Soy Chees, deed there is a small balance forward of S102 | gious newspapers, and a small library, forms a
JAVA: SUGAR.
PROTEST AGAINST CARGO-LANDED IN
AUSTRALIA.
31;:
retreat for those who are so inclined.
When it is remembered what are the tempta tions of sailors and soldiers away from home. it will be seen that this side of our work is a boon to the men, and gives us the opportu ity of getting into close contact with them and providing a substitute for their real home.
--III.—SPIRITUAL
on the year's working. We are thankful to be Miscellaneous-China Borneos have receivable to report this, for some considerable im- ed fair attention, and ars in request at fist provements in the furniture of the Home have Both buyers and sellers were numerous for been affected, "A much needed hot water Green Island Cements and a good business has apparatus has been introduced and works well, The attention of the Cantoms Department at resulted, the stock closing firmer with probable New mattresses, have replaced ibe pld ones Melbourne was drawn to the arrival in Brisbane buyers at $9.69. Hongkong Roper are unalter throughout, and many new spring bottoms have
Wa rejoice to be able to say that this side of from Java, by the steamer Le Maire, of gooed at $24. China Providents are wanted at been added to the beds, which render them
our work is most successful. Several temper tons of the Flack-grown sugar, and to the fact 19.30. Hongkong Electrics are in demand at more comfortable. Sixty bediteads have been acce societies, hold weekly meetings in the that it would probably be used far jim-making the advanced rate of $18-2/4, while China Light denated to the Home by the Committee of the home, while the weekly class, prayer and la competition with sugar grown in Australia and Powers have been sold a155. Hongkong Ices Royal Naval Cantero and billiard table cloths gospel meetings are very well attended. We can point to a goodly number of men who, by white labour? To such-care-drawback as offing at $100 Unisa Watarbosie-are- by the Hongkong Club. There have been-sun-through-there gatherings, bave been brought would be allowed, and with the cheaper price wanted at $10, ex the dividend of 60 cents per dry other improvements in the furniture of the | from lives of sin and shame and are now main- paid for sugar grown by badly paid coloured share paid on the 8th init. Dairy Farms have
ly, straightforward and godly. labour the competition, it was urged, would bahren fixed at £14. In the Nonh, Sumairas very unfair,
were sold at the reduced rate of Th. 111: Labgkals are unchanged.
יז
Exchange. The Bank's selling rate on Lon. don is 1/2 on demand. The TT rate on
banghai is Tl. 74k,
Home..
..
.
The year's income-an shewn on the accome
No attempt whatever is made to proselytize ; panying balance sheet-amounts to S18,311.30 we can truly say we are the friends of all and as against $9,766,37 in 1977, Donations, balance the enemies of none." from concerts and picnica have benefited the IV-RATKOIFEct and phospECT. Home to the extent of $1,582,07 as against This work has been carried on now for eight 8721.03 last yaar. One of the concent was years. It cannot be doubled that the Home arranged by the menager, and given by the flis an important place and supplies a need. band of Hị M. S, King Alfred, realising in the life of Hongkong, "The sustained de- $144, inclusive of Stoo given by R. Sheran,votion of the members of the committee Esq. The other was dos to the initiation to the well-being of the Home, and the interess of Miss Millington, but was arranged and shawn in the work by many friends in the given by Mrs. Delilion, the proceeds amount. Colony, is greatly appreciated by the minister Hon. Mr. F. H. May, ¤ м.a; The thanks of Yet there remai
Mr. Lockyer, Assistant Comptroller of the Customs Department, explained that the tariff made no difference between sugar grown by black or white labour so far as import duty was concerned, the only difference being between cane and beet sugar. We cannot, be added, Dividends Payable-Labgkats-fint interim consider whether sugar or any other article is of Tis. 121 per sbare for account 1909, payable grown or made by white or other labour. The in Bhanghai on the 16th lost. Somatras Colonial Sugar Reficing Co. bar made a siste- Dividend of Tis. 5 per share for 1903, payable "Remaining partion of Section O of Marinemon! to the effect that this shipment represents the 26th insi, China Sugara-dividend or ing to $558.80 inclusive of 525 sent by the in charge, the much that ought to be
only a portion of its importations, which were
"Lot No. 71,,subject to the payment of the due proportion of the annual Crows rent and to the perfórmasze of the covenants therein reserved and contained.
made necessary owing to the shoriage, of Aus- $5 per share for 1955 payable on the 19lb inst. traling production. The statement causes mo Forward Settlements.-The following dates need for alarm, as black grown sugar li not have been fixed by the Stock Brokers' Associa getting any preference. The shipment con- ig Bidding was at first keep and commenced sists, of ra cane sugar, which, it is said, is notion of Hongkong for Forward Settlements—posal for the nominal sum of one dollar cheerful and homelike. We therefore sargeste
with $10,000 offered, for the property. This produced by while labour outside Australia. March Bottlement goth March
1998 by $1,050 till 514,050 was reached. The 5 ddem appeared to be chary in raising the price at ibis stige each offering $ton only, till
This sugat will, the company says, be rafin. ed in its own factories, and this, it is argued, is preferable to importing refined sugar. We
April
goth April.
May
31st May,
bava.ion many.interests.In Australia to encoure
Jopo
July
It la akzolutely nUSGEIRIY,
3th June Job July. goth August
the highest bid algod at $14,100, the salo uffage the importation of sugar from abroad unless
timately being withdrawn at that dgure,
SHEWAN, TOMES & CO
Agenti
Hongkong, 110 iple, icas,
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.
PROM and after st January, 1909, the Talerzpå (daily and wack!
Jate's of Subscription so the Hongkong
Tollows
DAILY-$30 per annum. WEEKLY-513 per annum,
The rates per quarter and per mensqm, pro- portional Subscriptions for any period lass ~ihan one month will be charged av for a full;
month,
The daily issue is delivered free when the address is accessible to messenger," 1 Peak kubscribers can have their copies delivered”. at their residences without any extra charge,,!! On copies sont by post an additional $1,80 per quarter is charged for postage.
The postage on the weekly issun to any part
of the world is 30 cabin per quarter..
Weekly Single Copies, 3ily tan cents. twenty-five cents (for cash only).
- (PAYABLE IN ́Aby "Theid”, will be do róbalu 10:
the Home committen are hereby, tendered to done, and debe soon to make the institution a all be so kindly assisted at these concerts, real home away from home." The interior of and also to the committee of the Theatre the building badly needs renovating and im Royal, who placed their, building at our dis-provements are urgently needed to make it Against the increased income we have to ly ask that those who have the welfare of our report a much heavier expenditure than last sailors and soldiers at heart-will:woodrus:1 | Subici bare: usɑbarato)
pro subscription: In-order thatɔ wa may do what
Ordar, ought to be done, and VDE
11.—-SOCIAL The social side of our work has been watch. The work during the year has been in the
od over as in former years. The presence of the charge of the Rer. O Bons, who is now on manager and his wife on the premises bas led' furlough
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