OXFORD LOCAL EXAMINATIONS.
HONGKONG CENTRE 1909.
We have been favoured by the honorary sb- -cretary of the Oxford Loc | Examinations, Hongkong centra, with the following fall and detalled lists of the Hongkong successes at the fast examinations:--
(1) HONOURS LIST.
Senior Candidates who, satisfied the Ex. aminers and obtained Honours and'the Titia, of Associate ip. Arta,
Name.
Tran Xuyên, ]. B*
Was Shak Ching!
(2) PASS LIST.
First Division.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH FRIDAY NOVEMBER 12 1000
Second Division."
Containing the names of the preliminary candidates who, having been born before July 1,1895, satisfied the Examiners,
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Archie, H............................. · TO Baker, S. Ayakörväämaranız 'vasa... J Chan Sik Cheong...e › ........................................ Q Cheong King-nam cine
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Castro, A. de.............
Lui, F. X. da ma suami ikaa Ezra, W...
Hall, J. ............ mu * ་**་.. Hong Paklam...
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School,
Lai Han Chinatishatgames
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La! Hau Yeunge nin munnen'S Lo Kwan Is.....
Pereira, J.
Remedios, F.
gipertenderitages, an. Q
Rowan, T.....................
Saolor Candidates born on or after July 1, 1890,
who satisfind the Examiners and obtained the
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Rumjaho, A. H. -- „.......................................
The Man Hon .....
Valles Perez, J. (2 Wu U-lo.......oegestom z nim Q Xavier, M. A im ... 2 Yung Hin-bang Barrington, B.
DG.
Gitters, C. siger menur DG Soelberg, A. P. ...................................... ..D.G Zibala, C.................D'G
D..........Diocesan School & Orphanage. D.G......Diocesan Girls School, J.......................St. Joseph's College.
Title of Associate in Arts,
Chan Ying Wing ma
Cheng 1 Kam 1.
$ S
Obeng Yun tinum animaronia S
Cheung Yat-chit...
Cho Vào Tak Se 199000 CH
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Elias, K...........................
Fung Man Suit
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Hall, WA - AK (41920 (RREZTEMTEL
Leong Nai Chun†
$
Leung Nai Hang t
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Lilton, Gil.
intina -D
Q.
La Chiu-hai
5.
Mayer, I
Ny Kapu przez
Frevnst, P. H...
S'e Chong Sa.....
Siqueira, Case manay sararakan...
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Silva, J.............evenue -' em J
Souza, Johoig, moon opwaian D
Souza, joseph
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Strongman, T.G.A.
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Tai Tong-pai
Thuan,'.
Wei Wing Hon.........
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* Obtained Distinction in Classical Chinese
† Obtained Distinction in French,
SECOND DIVISION,
· 1890, satisfied the -Examiners. -----
.....Qteen's College.
MEETING OF JUSTICES.
THIS AFTERNOON'S BUSINESS.
A meeting of Justices of the Peace was hold
To-day's Advertisement.
at the Magistracy this afternoon. Mr. R HONGKONG-NEW YORK.
Wood presided. There were also present Mesir. R. H. A. Craig, G. A. Woodcock, A. F. Arcülli and A Rumjahu, *.
con-
The following applications were sidered. From one Ismail Pillay Madar for a publican's licence to sail by retail fotoxi cating liquore on premises, ambored 148 and 150. Queoo's Road Central and 99 and rot Wel lington Street ander the sign of "The Stag Hotel." 1. From one Frederick Reichmans for a publicao's licence to sell by retail intoxicating liquors on promises numbetëd, z, Queen's Road Central under the sign of "The Oriental Hotel.” The applications were granted noanimously,
PREVIOUS APPLICATIONS CINSIDERED,
AMERICAN-ASIATIC STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
FOR NEW YORK YA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL.
In the matter of the Globe Hotel (Silber- (With Liberty to Call at the MALABAR COART),' maas), the application for which had to be adjourned owing to the applicant's absence at the apocal Licensing Sessions, the application was re-considered and granted unanimously with a caution,
The application of the Owl Grill Room (Daly). for an adjunct licence was unanimously granted with a cauties, owing to a previous breach of This licence by the applicant.
The application of G. Bertolone for an ad. junct licence was considered. The applicant failed to appear but Mrs. Bertolone explained | that the applicant had left the Colony and was -shortly expec·ed to return. The application: was considered in osmera and adj wurned to the ALLEGED MORFG, GA SWINDLB, | 26th init în e der à zivs ome to the applicant
5. Stephen's College. S.G...... 5 N-phen's Girls' College.
CHINAMAN IS SAID TY HAVE OBTAINED $10,000 BY IMPERSONATION,
A well-dreised Chinaman appeared before Mr. J. R. Wood (Second Magistrate) in the Police Court this morning charged with an alleged wrongful mortgage 'transaction. The defendant is alleged to have impersonated one Li Fuk sometime in 1936, while in poist of fact the latter was dead at the time of the im-
percovation, by mokos of which the defsudan Containing the sames of the Senior Candi-is alleged to have succeeded in putting through daten who, having been barn before July 1, a mortgage transactios whereby be obtained $10,000, in connection with the affair, a Chi- nese broker was sentenced to one year's simple imprisonment in the August Criminal Sessions and it was not till lately that defendant was apprehended and subsequently arrested. Mr. H. L. Dennys, jt, {from the Crown Solicitor's office) appeared for the 'prosecution and Mr. W. E. L. Shontes (of Messrs; Deacon, Looker and Deacoo) defended. The case was remiand- cd,
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Lu Chan-ting.............................. Q U Wing Tok on ammom. Q Yip Hin Fong w ℗ Obtained Certificates exempling them from Responsione.
(1) HONOURS L'ST. Junior Candidates who satisfied the Ex. aminers and obtained Honours, Third Class, Chau Tsun Nin........... S
(1). PASS LIST, Containing the Names of the Junior Candi- dates born on or after July 1, 1893, who satisfied
the Examiners,
First Division.
Baptiste, R. D.
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Gokee, F.........
Gutierrez, F. Saimedenceroteca Com Ho Wing Kinagsungnummum ន Leun la-wing
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Clement Mok
PRIOR
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Rodrigues, J. S. Rozario, D.................... D Smith, J. A.šaugintasumine D Smith, R Mainan
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So Man-hung
Tseng On-wing
Wilman, Hávolíumen
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Wille, G.teame savin
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Jouph Yau Loy
Yeung King-chan
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Young Pui-fang Q. Gutierrez, V.
† Obtained Distinction in Chinese.
Second Division.
Containing the names of the, Junior, Candi- dates who, having bees bere before July 1, 1893, satisfied the Examiners.
Anderson, J. C. ...... ............
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Barrenengon, H.........
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Chap King OB...iersperre
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Cheung Kaiini in various
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Cheung Wing-tai..........................................
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Luz, R. F da.... Het er man
Go Hing, J..... 19131141
Goothens, L...11176218031
Rung Kwok-Chi................ nec a Q
Laeo Tung.....
Lopes, J. M. de J.........
Maltos, J. M...
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Remedios, J. M.. comonom
J
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U Tan...................... Q
U Sheung.........
U Sun
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Wai Wing Lock
Wei Wing Yuet...
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Wong Hon.....da seraziran un sens
Wong Ping-honanimour - saran
Wong Ship Tang..........
Wong Tai Cho 1.000.000 200.000 THA
Yeung Tao-wing ................................................
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Festopfee, J.-DG
(1) KONOURS LIST.
Third Class,
Osorio, H. A noter-ri
(2) PASS LIST.
J
First Division.
¤, 1895, who satisfied the examiners.
FUNERAL OF THE AMPRESS DOWAGER.
OFFICIAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE CEREMONY.
From authorized quarters the P. & T, Timer has received the following communication: On November g'the funeral of her Majesty the the deceased Empress-Dowager will take place, As on the occason of the funeral of the Emper or Kuang Hao, two pavilions will be erected
by order of the Chinese Government, the first for invited guests inside the Tungchibmén, situated on the nonh side of the Tartar city wall, the second one for spectators outside this gala.. Admission loto those pavilions only will
be obtained by showing tickets of admission, which may be obisited on application at the respective Legations. It will not be possible to watch the funeral from other places than the two pavilions.
Those in possession of tickets of admission must reach the pavilions at 7 a.m. on the mora ing of the funeral as the traffic on the streets leading to the pavilions will be suspended after 7 am the streets having to be reserved for the present Empress-Dowager who will make bar! way to the Eastern tombs on these streets..
to attend.
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This was all the bus dess,
COM.M&RCAL
WERKLY SHARE REPORT.
Reviewing the share business for the week, Messrs. E. S. Kadoorie & Co. write this alter
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The week under review his bado uneventful, with the exception of the rive in China Sugars which continue to exhibit“great firmness. A faír business has been done in * Rubbers" at somewhat reduced rates, all round, which in | probably due to the slight decline in the price of the raw material. According tå latest tele- graphic advices from London, Para' hard fins Rubber is quoted 8/6 per 16.
We are advised by telegraph that the Ewo Cotton Spinning and Weaving Co., Ld., bave declared a dividend of Th. 11 per share for
901.
Banks-Hongkong and Shanghai Banks have been neglected during the week, and at the close can be bad #1 1995. The London rate is unchanged. Nationals continue firm at $55.
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SHEWAN, TOMES & CO.,
General Agents. Hanobane 13th November, 1900.-
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covered to 48/5 at which rate thay are obɛgin- able. There are sellers of Linggis at 24/ Regaliai are neglected at 8:8 (Singapore). Sandycroll, bare experienced a further, viss and close with buyers at $750 (Singapore). Singapore and Johores have rise to $125 (Singapore) but sellers prévail. Carey Uniteds have recently come into favour, and have been aid at 11/9 prem ( 6/9 per share).'
Exchange-Tha Banks Selling rate on Lon. dini na demand. The T/T rate on Shanghai is 74ł
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To-day's Advertisements.
FOR A SHORT SEASON ONLY.
RETURN VISIT
OF THE
HIPPODROME CIRCUS &
MENAGERIE
'AT THE OLD RITE
CAUSEWAY BAY.
NEW ARTISTS
FROM
AUSTRALIA, EUROPE, AMERICA and RUSSIA.
Box Pla at ROBINSON, PIANO CO.
WATUH FOR OPENING DATE.
KISTO BYSACK,
Proprietor and Manager.
A. JACKSON,
1768
Representative....... Hongkong, 14th November, 1009. **** FOR SHANGHÀI, YOKOHAMA, KOBE AND MOJI.
*HE Steamship
THE
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D vidende Payable.-Kuala Lumpurs di-
"JAPAN," vidends f4 for 1929. Angla-Malsys. Second Captain J. G. Olifent, will despatched for. interim of 1.5 for 1909. Perak Sugars. Dithe above Ports, on WEDNESDAY, the 17th vidend of Tls. 10 for year opding August gast, just, at 4 P.M. 19ng. Ewas dividend of Tis, ut for year end- ing October 31st 1939. Internationale. Di. vidend of. Tis, 71 for year ending September 30th, 1979.
Forward Settlements.-The following dates! bave been fixed by the Stockbrokers' Associa tion of Hongkong for Forward Stilements:
November Buttlement 29th November. December
29th December
YARN MARKET.'.
· Hongkong, sath November, Since the issue of our last report on the 29th allimo per mail s.s. Delhi the dulaars in our Dealers do cot believe in the abnormally high yaro market has been more pronounced.
prices now ruling and having no confidence in the future of the markel bave almost ceased buying while clearances from first hands are very unsatisfactóry: Although the markets in both India and Sbangbal continua very strang, buyers are afraid to continue operations and settlements from first bands are of a very trifling nature and confined to special tickets of Fire insurancer. China Fires bave im.vourite chaps under country orders. Re-sales provad tu Sirs, but sellers prevail at the rate, Hongkong Firea are quiet and without business
Marine Insurar ces. A small lot of Capons has changed bands at $161). Unions have been sold at $842 closing steady at $845. To the North there are buyers of North Chinas at Tls. 10g and Yangiezes at $230.
to report.
amongst dealers are fair and some moderate business is being transacted amongst them at more than a dollar under the existing quoia. tions, Meanwhile wa close quiet but steady,
No. 6 and 8.-Na business has been effect-
in these counts,
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No. 101, and 121.–A few small transactions
well known and desirable spinnings at or about previous quotations.
Shipping. Hongkong, Canton and Macao Steamboats have been sold and there are further buyers at $30. Indo-Chinas are 'firmed and can be placed at 565. There are, sellers in Shanghai at Tis 45. Shell Transports have ruled fairly steady with no sellers under 7 Sales of Star Furcias, old, have been effected at 6, while the new shares are offiring at 5:49. Refineries-China Sugars have been dealt io, in considerable qúautițies, at advancing rates up to $154, closing with icquiries. Luroos, after sales at S18) and 519, close with an un- tisfied demand at Szo. Parak Sugars Bre firm at is. 335.
Mining.-Chinese Engineerings have buyers in the North at Tls 19, ex the dividend of 1/6 per share paid oo zad inst, on Coupon No. 13. Raubs and offering at $14.
No. 161. Without inquiry.
No, 201-Demand has greatly subsided and settlements are small at a slight reduction in price.
Total sales 2300D Bater.
Unsold stocks estimated at 33,000 balei. Sold but undelivered in the godowns and to arrive 30,000 balus.
Arrivals. The mail str. Assays and extra Moyori, Yoboski, and Capri from Bombay, and His C. Apcar, Fooksang and Kumsung from Calcutta have brought in 13.392 balenfor Hoog
This Steamer has Superior Accommodation for Passenger, and is installed throughout with Electric Light and carries a duly certified Doctor,
RETURN TOURS TO JAPAN (Occupying 24 days).
Steamers leave about every 3 weeks for Shanghai and Yokohama returning via Kobe (Inland Sea), Moji to Hongkong providing a stay of 5 to 6 days in Japan."
Return tickets are available by the Indo- China Steam Navigation Co.'s steamers,
Fare for round trip 5:20.、 For Fraight or Passage, apply to
DAVID SASSOON & Co., LIMITED,
Agents. Hongkong, 12th November, 1909.
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FROM BOMBAY, COLOMBO AND
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NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. ·
HE P, & O, S, N. Co's Steamer
"ASSAVE":
STRAITS.
vassel are hereby informed that their Goods are Consignees of Cargo by the above-named being landed and placed at their risk in the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godowa Company's Godewas at Kowloon, where each consignment will be sorted out Mark.by Mark, and delivery can be obtained as soon as the
Goods are landed.
This vessel, brings on Cargo:—
From London, &c., 1x S.S, Mongolia. From Calcutta, ex 5.5. Sunda. From Perelan Golf, wx B.I.S.N. and B.
P. 5, N. Ço/s Steamers.
Optional Goods, will be landed here unless instructions are given to the contrary within 6 hours
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Goods not cleared by the 18th November, at 4 P.M., will be subject to rant.
No Fire Insurance will be effected by me. in any case whatever,
Damaged Packagen, must be left in the Godowns for examination by the Consignon's and the Company's representative at an ap pointed boar,
Docks, Wharves and Gadowus.-Kowloonkong, and 6,000 bales for Shanghai, shipments they cannot be recognised,
Whatts have been sold at $62 and probably more can be obtained. Whampoa Docks are woak and on offer at $51 Shanghai Docks can be bad at Tls. 761, while Hongkew Wharfs are obtainable at Tls. 132.
The pavilion inside 'ungchiamén (for guests) is approached from the Legation streets on Halaméa street up to Peihsischiao and from there to the East on Tungchihmë a street,
The second pavilion (for spectators, and situated outside the Tungchihmes) is reached by driving from the Legation street on Rata men street, Miacke gpt street (Ministry of Home » fars), Heiazchieh (small stront) Nan-|
Lands, Hotels and Buildings-Hongkong hsiaochich Feik'cu (Northern end of the Hotels baro baen a strong market during the sou'hero small strces) through the Chaoyang week, and close with buyers at 575 for the old men, which is also called Chibnames and land $.3 for the new shares. Sales of Hong the middle gale of the battera city wall, and
along this city wall to the worth,
It is requested that gunsts, driving to the pavilion inside the Tungchinmez, may use the southern carriage wy of Tuogchitmen street and not the main one, which is situated in the middle.
kong Lands have taken place at $113 and $ 04t Humphrey, Exstes are out of favour and neglected at, 59. Wast Pans are firm with buyers a $43.
Celten Wil Tougkong Cottons have found buyers at $6 Ewa hivi suffre a matt declior, and now be buyere at ['ls. 140. 'Ac
If is also requested that all guests and specta-cording to latest mit dy cas to hand from the
tors in the pavilions may zise from their tea's, when the Imperial coffin passes by, au a sign of mourning.
from Hongkong to Shanghai, and the coast pors &c. amount to ab at 6,000 bales.
Shoogbai. Is reported active with an ad- vance of i to z Taeis in prices.
Japancic Yarn-Neglected throughout, Lncil Mill--No salos,
Raw Cotton. In lodiao 75 bales of inferior quality was sold at $31. There is no stock of kinds a sale al Bo bales at 536) is reported leaving about 19 bales in stock. We quote led w Indian Sjn to 35 and China 533 to 18.
this description on the market now. In China
Ripes. T/T 129 Sterling P^3/1/8 13.16 shanghai T 71 Rupees D/D [79] Sterlig 4~18 || pin 841. Bar ^ilver 231 ---POLISHWALLA-AND-KOTWALL,-
Ction and Y rn Brokers..
North, changes to other Northem. Mills are inde as follows:-Internationals. 'Tis. gr. Lau, Kung Mows, Tis, 111, Soy Chock, Tis, 400. Subject to audit, she directors of the laterna.
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ROBBAR RETURNS,
Oct 07; Oct 08; to mos og ; lo mos 08.
7,141 3.590. 51,090 19,379
Great preparations are being made so as to get in good condition, the road which runs from tional Cotton Manufacturing Co., Ld, have de- | Ledbury (F. W. Barker & Co.) Peking to the Tangling, which is about Levaoty. | cided to pay a dividend of ro% (Tls, 71) per | ·. Preliminary candidates who satisfied the ex- Peking lu and out of the Tunganmen of the Im-
five miles is length.. Already in the heart of share, for year ended 30th September, 1909, 1 Oct 09; Oct 08; 7 mos og-10; 7 mos 08-09.
Miscellaneous-China-Borneos have been | Balgowins (Gunn & Co.): aminers and obisloed bosours.
portal City up to the Tunghwamen or Eastern sold at Sız), and China Providents at $91.
5.359 3,068 36,355–19,791 Flowery Gate of the Forbidden- City and all | Dairy Farms are in demand at $16), Hong- Oct 09: Del 08 ; to mor 69; 10 mos a8. along the outer section of the Forbidden kong Electrics are weak and obtainable at | F. M. S, Rubber Co.' City East Wall towards North to Ho-] Sioj. `A fair business in Hongkong Ropes bas 75,500 8,763 (5 mos 2×1,230 @gat 38,044.) mês the roads have boon newly macadamized, | bean, done at $13, closing Blendy, Chins Kuala Lumpur Rubber Co.
39:509 14,993 (4 mos 139,545 agst 60,576.) Inch Kenneth.
8.958 1,129 (5 mos 38,594 *g*|5,757.) Labo (Gulbric and Co.)
10,587 2,911 63,074 74,748 Sandycroft (Barker and Co.) 7,931 iba.. i Pataling, (Harrison & Crossfield) 15,635 lbs. London Asiatic ( n.) 8,851 Ib Anglo-Malay (
53.394 lbs. Đạt on, Ock. Đố} IO DI0I ĐỘ To ae Đ Singapore Para R (Baha Mayar} 75,059 3,504 17,353 since May1;" Linggi Plantations (Guthrie'& Co.)
48,000 24,000 421,500 208,000, Kamuning (Gathris & Co.):
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Botelho, E, H..
Breteitenfeldi, C
Brown, D. von angray'ssasas sab
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Lam Ng Fuk. Lion's 1980s are Lao, J. W. con una de mine Q Lei Ying Chin Leung Hon-chi
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Preliminary candidates born on or after July in the Imperial City the contage will traverse Light and Powers bave changed hands at 56
practically the same route as that selected for, and more ças probably be placed. "Grean In- | the funeral of the late Empster Kuang Hall. land Cements, after small sales at $71, have From the Northern Gate of the Imperial City sellers at the rate. Langkats are weaker and the corlee will go straight on to the Drum offering at Tla..730, Sumatran bave improved Tower. From here the straight Eastern Maisto Tis, 110, with sellers, street to the Tangchemea is inken passing first Rubbers-Angio, Malays, after sales at 5/6 at the Shuntienfu br City Hall yamén, and during the early part of the week, close with afterwards just before reaching, the Tangche buyers at 14/9, Baigawales bava declined to més, and the two pavilions which are being $67 (S'pore), but bayers prevail at the rate. erected for distinguished foreige guests. There are sellers of Castlefields at 57/-, and The foreign diplomats, who are gola to misech | Highland and Lowlands at 67/6. DamURUGAYRE la the funeral cortège from the Imperial City are a abade firmer with buyers at 8. sad towards the Tungchemes, will make a bait be-Kamunings at 3/6, Kuala Lumpurs have in- fore the Pavilion of the diplomats and will line proved considerably from 81/6, and after up. Hare bis Highness the Prince Regent wi!) numerous sales, close firm at 95/ Led- expjass personal thanks to the Mialsters for | burys after declining to 43/6, nt, which rate joining in the funeral procession.“
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Mayer, M... 008 189 193 let me sie des J... Palmer, H. W.
Pasicolas, Lur de voy ani vënia me mi Remedios, L, G,
Ribeiro, L. God was son des des arts Wong, Pune,
Com diu pia sie tot ibunda seks Yeung, B. 164 sis secure mio amit mondás
Soelberg, Bunu ing a DG
* 4,000 (88pt, 4,500) ........ Tla $3,400 against $6,400,000
All claims must be presented within ten days of the steamer's arrival bere, after which date
bave left the Godowas,
No claims will be admitted after the Good
E. A. HEWETT,
Superintendent. : Hongkong, 11th November, 1000
Intimations.
We have received a new
shipment of extra
choice
ENGLISH BACON
75 cents per lb.
THE
DAIRY FARM Co., LIMITED
Hongkong, 19th October, 1909.
ASAHI
BEER SAPPORO BEER
TO BE OBTAINED
FROM ALL WINE DEALERS
Events Coming.
(70%
Friday, 12th November.. Theatre Royal, Bandmann Comedy, 9° p.m. Raffles,"
Royal Engineers · Farewell Dance, 9 pm. Wellington Barracks.
Saturday, 13th November. Volunteers parade at Blake Fier for Camp,
2.30 p.m.
Football matches, Happy Valley, 4 p.m. -
Theatre Royal, Baodmann Comady, 9 p.m. *The Flag Lleutenant."
Boxing Champlonship, V.R.O. 91§ pim.
央
Monday, 15th November.
Hughes and Hough auction sals, 130 p.m. Institution of Engineers
and
Shipbuilders Extraordinary General Meeting, 5 pm.
Cameron Highlanders Concert: Voluutsert Headquarters, 9.15 p.m.
Theatre Royal, Bandmann Comedy, 9 p.m. The Merchant of Venice.*
Tuesday, 16th Novambar.. Geo. P. Lammert auction sale, at the Pank,
1.45 p.m.
St. Andrew's Bali (Practice dance), Theatre Royal, Bandmann Comedy,.9'p.m.
Wednesday, 17th November. Hongkong Gun Club Meeting, § p.m.) Theatre Royal, Bandmann Comedy, 9 p.ni
Friday, 19th November, Organ Recital, St. Peter's Church;;5:30: p/m/
Saturday, th November. Football Matches. «
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