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Notices of Firms.

NOTICE

WILLIAM JULION BLYDENBURGH,

Md M. GEORGE HUUpur are admit

ted partners in our Firm

ME HENRY OUTLER Low will sign our Firin per procurativo.

SMITH ARCHER & Co.. Hongkong, January 1, 1865.

TOHN CARNEGIE, ME, MA, ceased to be a parter in the firm of JONER, CARNEGIE & SCOTT at Amoy and Bwatow on the 31st December 1868.

For Sale.

MESSR. KOSH & Co.

THE CHINA MAIL.

New Advertisements,

WANTED.

Troop-ship duenire,

Good

E to inform the publio of Hongkong TOR the General Mass on board H. M.

that they had established themselves TAILORS & GENERAL OUTFITTERS. on the premises hitherto occupied by desers LADAGE, VELKÉ & Co.

.COOK. Puraons Applying must have a

thorough knowledge of their work,

Apply on Board, Hongkong, January 8, 1869.

Now Advertisements.

No. 1784-FEBRUARY 24, 1869.

New Advertisements.

shall make or cause to be made as early as possible a report to the Harbour Master giving full particulars of the passage down the River, stating when and where he left

New Advertisements.

SAILORS' HOME, WEST POINT.

· Trustees,

FORBER, Esq. E. G. THOMSEIT,

Esq., BN..

JOHN DENT,

Directors

W. MACAULAY, Esq.

D. SASSOON, Eq

Rev. W. H. BEACH.

and Local Rules, and shall produce the same as well as his License when required.

...GENERAL REGULATION VI Apprentice Pilots; how to be taken. 1.It shall be allowable for each Licensed the vessel, and giving the latest informa Hon. W. KESWION, Pilut to take an Apprentice for whom letion in regard to her be may be in posses- shall be responsible. On the Application of sion of. Pilots the Harbour Master will supply sp- 9-up Pilot carried off the Filotage "JAPAN TIMES" OFFICE,

prentices with special certificates." ground, the fault not being his own, shall Hon. H. B. GIAN, YOKOHAMA, January 26th, 1869.

2-When the circumstances of the Pilot be entitled to compensation at the rats of G. J. BRLLAND, Esq. HIS is to certify that Mr J. B. Mornis appear to deamnd it, the Harbour Masterone dollar per day,

G. HEARD, Esq. se hereby appointed General agent way authucise apprentices to act temporari

10.Should Buy vessel get aground, the W. the Japan Times," "Daily Advertisely, and within certain limits, as i ilots, pro-Pilot in charge must report to the Harbour A large stuck of Ready-made CLOTH

TOTH-, and “Japan Overland Mail," Newspapers,vided they have received certificates of com ING, of the latest Fashions, always on and authorized to collect all monies dus petency from the Board of Appointment.

on account of the same in Hongkong

(For the Proprietors,)

CHARLES KICKERBY, Hongkong, February 8, 1869. ma8

Having ancured the services of an expe- sienced European Cutter, and also having received per late arrivals a very superior stock of NEW GOODS, of the latest pat- terus, they are prepared to meet all the re- yoirements of the present season, Los

In reference to the above the audersign- od hereby intimate that they will continue to carry on the above Medical Co-partner-Band ship under the name of Jones, Scorr & MÜLLER

C. M. JONES, EBOS, L.R.G.P.. CM SOUTT, GRO.I

AUG, MÜLLER, M; D., M. R. C.S., Y. 8. 4, fe20 January 26, 1869. ⠀

HAVE this day authorised Mr C LANGDON DAVIES to sigu'ny bene per proctiration to all orders for gunds supplied. to the Hongkong Hotel, and I alone am Hable to pay for goods supplied upon such orders

bava further authorised. Mr. Davies to

'XOSS & Co., Queen's Road Central Hongkong, February 5, 1869.

PER MAIL, &e. VISS GARRETT has received Plain and Fancy SILKS, BATINS, TRIM- MINGS, &c., c.

Ladies' and Children's HATS and BON NETS, FLOWERS, de

Courvoisier's Kid GLOVES. White French Jean and Satin BOOTS. Ladies' and Children's Walking BOOTS,. SLIPPERS, &e.

Foot BALLS, Croquet GAMES and collect all debts due to me on Hotel acSTARDE, Race and other GAMES, DOLLS, count, for which his receipt will be a suffi-aud TOYS of all kind, in great variety. cient discharge.

Hongkong, February 15, 1869, 15ma Hongkong, December 1, 1868.

LEE AFOONG,

NOTICE.

Per Mail Steamer" and late Arrivals,

MISS ROSE

HOM and after this date Mr GEORGE T.Hived a price surtment of French GLACES, black and colored, BAREGE and FANCY DRESSES, black and colored piece VELVETS and SÁTINS in the newest shades,

Howwan will act sa AGENT of the Pacifio Mail Steam-ship Company at this Port

S. L. PHELPS, Agent. Hongkong, Angust 15, 1867.

NOTICE. 1

HAVE established myself at this port es General Commission Merchant, under he Style and Firm of Girona F. PARKER & Co.

LEGIFFORD FORBES PARKER. Balgon, December 20, 1867,

NOTICE.

E have authorized Mr CLAUS BUDDE

to sign our Firm from this date,

My DREYER:& Co. Hongkong, January 1, 1868.

NOTICE

↑↑RD. O. CLARK retires from our Firm, Apl Mr J. Murray Forner And Mr E. D. BARBOUR are admitted Partners from this date:

RUSSELL & Co.

China, January 1, 1869.

For Sale.

Plain and Fancy RIBBONS, VET VETS, SASH RIBBONS, a DRESS TRIMMINGS in great variety, Real |CLUNIE and VALENCENNES "LACES.

Ladies' and Children's trimmed and un- trimmed HATS in all the fashionable abapes,

Ladies' BONNETS latest styles, Plain And Fancy SUNSHADES, French FAN

&o.

Ladies' and Gentlemen's French Kid GLOVES and BOUTS.

Ladies' White Satin and Kid BOOTS.

A large assortment of French and Eng- lish HOSIERY, Gentlemen's Black and Drab Shell HTS, SHIRTS, COLLARS, TIES, e., &c.

Henrie's PERFUMERY,

WELLINGTON STREET, TabOpposite the Catholic Chapel. Hougkong, February 13, 1869,

S. W. BAKER & Co., july2DEG to invite inspection of their New DST UK for the Season, received per late arrivals, including →→→

JUST LANDED AND FOR SALE. ·

Ladies Hats, Bonnets, Opera Cloaks, Dresses in plaiù and fancy Silks, Poplin- thes, Keps, and new Textures, French NE of JULIUS LAYLAND & Co.'s cele-kobon, ready made, Freno Sashes, Belts, Oboted HARMONIUMS, with ten Jackote and Mantles, new shape fupons, stops, in walnut case.

Apply to

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NOTICE:

1. HE Undersigned having PURCHASED the Interest of the "WANCH STEAM BARERY, "bags to notify the Publicof Hong kong and Ship Masters that he is prepared to furnish Daily Supplies of Soft BREAD in various forms, to any part of the Co- lony.

Alan Ship BREAD of best quality and at low rates constantly on hand or baked in quantities at short notice.

All Fater, Butter, Soda and Sugar BISCUITS by the Barrel, Tits or Pound.

Also Corn and Rye MEAL, HOMINY, CORN STARCH, BICARB, SÜDA, Éale ratus and Cream TARTAR...

FLOUR of best Brands constantly on hand supplied by the Barrel, Bag, Tin or Pound.

CANE of all kits baked to order, The above is under the Superintendente of Mr JONATHAN PABSONE, and all orders forwarded to him, at the Bakery, or left at Mesars MAUDWES & Co.'s will receive prompt attention.

L. P. WARD,

Hongkong, Wehenary 17, 1868,

HE Undersigned has been directed to nutify all whom it may concura, that to following Regulations for the Pilotage Service of this Port, will come in force on the 1st March Boxt.

CHINESE PILOTAGE SERVICE, GENERAL REGULATIONS, WITH

LOCAL RULES FOR THE PORT OF CANTON,

GENERAL REGULATION I

Bye Law and Local Rules. 1-Bye Laws and Rules necessary for the better ordering of Pilotage matters at the Ports are to be drawn up by the Har bour Masters in consultation with the Consule and Chambers of Commerce, with whom also it rests, in the same way, to fix. the number of Pilots, Tariff of Oharges, and define the limits of the Pilotage Ground.

The number of Pilots for the Port of Canton shall not exceed Thirty Five.

3. The Pilotage Ground for the Port of Canton shall be defined as follows, fort

of

For the inner limit a line drawn across

GENERAL REGULATION VIL Licensed Pilots to whom subordinated

Unlicensed Pilotage, do.

J. Licensed Pilots may carry on their

Master without delay, specifying bearings of known objects, vessel's draught of water, time of tide, nature of bottom, de, D., W,

Jic.

11.-The Pilots must give immediate no- tice to the Harbour Master of any obstrac

tions in the channels, and of any accident known to have happened to buoys, beacons, fights, o.

business either singly or in companies, They must pay due respect to the wishes and instructions of the Harbour Blaster uniter whose orders and control they aro placed, and who is invested with power to suspend or dianias, subject to an appeal to the Cousni concerned. When the Pilst ispension. a foreigner the appeal to be lodged within three days,

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2.If guilty of any misconduct for which Consular punishment has been inflicted, or if proved to have committed any offence against Revenue Laws, the individual con cerned may be suspended or dismissed by the Harbour Master subject to an appeal to bis Consul. If a foreignor the appeal to be lodged within three days;

3.Any nua piloting withont License, or

making use of another's License, shall be subject to prosecution, before his own authorities, who will deal with the offender in accordance with the Laws of his own country. Any Pilot lending his License to another will be proceeded against and dealt with in the same way, in addition to farfeiting his Licenso.

4-Any commanding officer employing an unlicensed person to pilot his vessel will be liable to be fined in the sum of One Hundred Taels by the authorities to whose jurisdiction be is amenable.

GENERAL REGULATION VII, Pilot floats; tegulations to be observed.

Pilot Busts shall be registered with their crews at the turbour Master's ice, where each Bost will be given a certificate and number. The word "Licensed Pilot Bont" shall with the number be legibly painted at the stern, and on the head of the mainsail, and a Flag of which upper heri zontal half shall be yellow and the lower green, shall be down Such registered Pilot Basts shall deposit their national papers with their Consul or the Custums: they shall be at liberty to move freely within the limits of the Port and Pilotage ground, and shall be exempt from Tonnage Dues. On the requisition of the Harbour Muster or his deputies, it will be obligatory on registered Pilot Boata to convoy from place to place within the limits eployés belonging to either Customs or Harbour Master's Department with such stores as niay be wanted for either Light House or

white and scarlet Corsets, Lace Fulls, "Laco and other Trimmings, Hibione, and Rib-the liver immediately below Belchuur la J. B. MORRIS;

ben Volvots in all dolore, Hosiery, Kid, land, and for the outer lint a line drawn Alessrs BowKA & Co.'s,

Cashmere, and Bronzo Boots, white Satin from Macao Light East to the Island of Queen's Kval. Boots and Kid Gloves. A large assortment Lantau for vessels using the Lantau pas fe26 of Wool and Embroidery Works, as Cushion saga or Great West Chaumel, and for vessels Patterns, Smoking Caps, Busula Sota, do using the Cap Sing Bloou passago a line East and West through Green Island or North from Victoria Peak to the main land.

Hongkong, January 29, 1869.

FOR BALE.

Ex Late drrivals,

Sangster's Umbrellas, Christy's new shape EST Hoth's Rope, from 3 in. to 10 in. Felt and Shell Hats, a choice lot of Neck Bo do. Boltrone, 14

Scarfe, Tica, Wrappers, Collars, Socks, Fancy Tweeds and Coatings, Braces, &o.

do do Lanyard, 21

do. do. Seizing-stuff and Ratline,

6 thrd. to 24 thrd.

đo đo: Signal Halliards,

do. de. Loglines.

1 in. to 4 in. Wire Rope, from 1 Five tons of Hubbuck's White Zinc Paint Best J. H H. Gin in whito aquaro

bottles, 1 doz. cazes. Holland Gin in small and large bottles: Mantz's yellow Metal, from 18 oz to 26 French Salad Oil

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1. FRICKEL & Co.

Hongkong: January 28, 1869.

THE

LAOU-TI-KEE BOUQUET. Tia impossible to find anything more ux- quisite or more distinguished than this Perfume, which we can assert without fear" of contradiction to be one of the choicest ever brought before the Public

JLLEWELLYN & Co., Sole Proprietors of the well known

Laoa-ti-kee Hair Wash, Which requires no Pomade.).

AND,

Laou-ti-kee Dentifrice,

The greatest preservative of the Teeth und Gums ever introduced to the Public.

·Medical Ball, Shanghai,

SOLE AGENT FOR BONUKONG,

G. GLASSE, The Fieforia Dispensary.

Hongkong, February 6, 1869.

FOR THE BACES,

Gina

SAYLE & Co., VICTORIA EXCHANGE, HONG KONG

HAVE RECEIVED BY MAIL STEAMER..

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Largo assortment of MILLINERY, BONNETS, and HATS, of the Julest fashions.

followe; viz.

ring be want

fee of Twenty Taels for renewal of License 2.-vory Licensed Pilot Bont abail pay

on the first of duly mach year.

3. In case of a Pilot going off in au unregistered Boat he will be authorized to carry the Pilot Boat Flag during the time he is on board, but no Pilot is authorized to craise in an unregistered Boat without special permission front the Harbour Mastor. 4. The owner or hirer of an unregister ed Beat making use of a Pilot Flag and not having a Licensed Pilot on board shall be

The Pilotage Charges shall be as

Whampoa to or from Hong5ets. per ton. Ensign lo has the right to use.

Boy Sailing Vessels-:

Whampoa to or from Maco, 5 Б Sea, Cauton, 3 Bor. Steamers: Whampoa to or from Hongkong.

Maco. Bea

prosecuted before the authorities to whom he is amenable or whose flag or national

Brussels Unrpets, Velvet Pile Carpets and Kuga, All Wool Dainaska, Lase Car-kong, tains, Table Covers in great variety, Da mask Table Cloths in all sizes, Table Nap kius, D'Oyleys, Blankete, Counterpanes, Slectings, Flaurels, Woo! Mats, Turkish and other Towels, &

Children's Trimmed Hats, Bonts, Peram- bulators, Ficture Books, Toys, &o, ...

Dressing Cases, and Travelling Baga fitted, for Ladies and Gentlemen, Playing Cints, and a laige assortment of Stationery and Perfumery Doods.

5. W. BAKER & Co. Hongkong, Deceniber 22, 1858.

key advertisements,

COMPAGNIE DES SERVICES MA- RITIMES DES MESSAGERIES

PRIMPERIALES.

The Company's steamier

DUPLEIX,”. Capt. NOEL, will be dispatch ed for Yokohama direct, short- ly after the arrival of the next Frenchy Mail.

C. BERTRAND, Principal Agent. Hongkong, February 24, 1869.

BILLIARDS,

BOWLS, AND

BAB,

NOTICE

HE ORIENTAL FAB, HILLIARD ROOMS, and BOWLING ALLEY, having beau enlarged and fitted up in a very superia | style unequallo by any in the tolouy, the Proprietors Re-open the above on Mondag, the 11th January, 1868, to their friends and the public, und trust with civility, GOOD Liquors and the well known re- putation of this old established House, to merit a share of their patronage. There are three first class Billiard Tables in a large airy and well-lighted room. The Bowling Alley needs no comment

BROWN & Co., Proprietors. Hongkong, January 9, 1869,

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Drawing 6, 7, 8 or 9 ft.,

10 to 18 ft. inclusive, 19 ft.,- 20, 31, or 22 ft. Whampoa to Canton, any dranght

(infall)

$12.50

5-A Registered Pilot Boat is not per. mitter to fly the Pilot Flag save when there is sither a Licensed Pilot or a certificated apprentice on bosed.

GEMBRAI REGULATION X. Harbour Pilota, Vessels in Harbor, Borthing, da

1--The duties of the Harbour Tots, $25.00 where such exist, will be to take charge of $30.00 Vessela at the outer limits of the Anchor $40.00 age, berth them in accordance with the orders received from the Harbour Master's $10.00

Departureut, take charge of Vessels sirifting berths going in or out of dock or to or from Whart or out of the anchorage, and to hesist in and report to the Harbour Mas- ter's Office all matters concerning the ship

GENERAL REGULATION IT. Pilots-Fudividuals Bligible. The subjects, citizens, or protégés of Trunty Powers, shali, equally with Natives of China, and without distinction of naping in Port and the conservancy of the tionality, be eligible for appointment when Biver or Barbour. vacancies occur, by the Board of Appoint- 2-In berthing vessela the Harbour ment, subject to the Genorul Regulations Master will as far as possible meet the now issued, and the Bye Laws to be under wishes of Commanding the ra and Con- them enforced at the several Purts respec signees, and the Entrance, Working, or tively,

Clearance of Vessels taking berths cos assigned them shall be stopped by the Customis until the Harbour Master's orders are complied with,

GENERAL REGULATION III Board af pintment how to be constructail. The Board of Appointment shall consist of the Harbour Master, as President, the (ora) Senior Pilot, and two persons whose names shall be drawn by lot by the Bar bour Master, from a list prepared and published by the Harbour Master, in cop- Bultation with the Consuls and Chambers

of Commerce,

GENERAL REGULATION IV. |

Vacancies how to be filled up. 1.Whenever there may be a vacancy among the Pilota, it shall be duly notified in the local prints; and night days after wards, the Board of Appointment shall pro- eeed to fill it up by a colupetitive Examina tion.

2-The Board may refuse to admit to the Examination any one who having one been a Licunge Filt, has had his teceuse withdrawn, and also any candidate who is able to produce Consular certificates as to character, &a.

3-The Examination shall be public and gratuitous, mid the vacancies shall be given tf to the most competent of the candidates, without distinction of nationality, provided always the competency of the fist on the

A Choice assortment of SILK, MUS. PHOTOGRAPHS IN PURE GOLD ON list be not relative but abelate.

LIN, and GRENADINE, for Evening Wear.

A fine assortment of new French FLOW ERS; HEAD DRESSES and FEATHERS, A farge assortment of new TRIM MINGS and FRINGES in all colors,

IVORY....

NEW INVENTION BY W, F. FLOTD. HE Undersigned have much piedeure in bringing before the leg for the firet tune, an entirely New antion, for Producing PHOTOUR PHS en Ivory Wood, Stone, or any other substance pare Gold.

It is a wall known fact that Gold is the Motal that will resist Atmospheric

only

Permanent.

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4-The Cungul concerned may in person or by deputy, be present atal take part in the Examination of candidates.

3.The majority of the votes of the mem bers of the Board shall decide the admission of Calidates for Pilot Licenses; auch member having one vote in the ballot; but in the absence of the Coustil concerned the Harbour Master shall have a casting vote. GENERAL REGULATION V. Tut's License, by whom to be issued. Commissioner of Customs, in the name and conses issued to filuts out being Natives of China shall subsequently be vised and registered at the Consulate conccrued.

3.--Yaols are to moor in accordance with urders received from the Herbett Master al are not to temove from the anchorage without his permission.

The above Hules and Regulations are provisional and may be amended or added to secording to circumstance,

LOCAL RULES.

1-The Board of Appointment for the Port of Canton shall be composed as follows viz:

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The Harbour Master as President, a Naval fficer or Master of a Merchant Ship, the Master of ore of the Steamers. running, regal.rly between Hongkong and this Port, and the Senior Pilot.

2.The fee for a Pilot's License at this Port shall be Twenty Taels,

3-Every Pilot when receiving his Li- conse shall execute a Bond for one Hun- dred Taels conditioned for the dne obser- vance of the Regulations and Local Rules.

No Apprentice Pilot shall be entitled to an examination se bis qualifications to act as Pilot, until he has served an up- prenticeship of at least three months,

12.-ny Pilot depanding of receiving more or less than the established rates for Pilotage for this port shall be liable to snIS-

13-Any person having a complaint to make against a Filot must communicate it in writing to the Harbour Master.

14 The Rules and Regulations of any Company or Compauica formed, by the ti lots must be submitted to the Harbour Master for his approval

The above Rolos and Regulations have been drawn up by the Harbour Master in consultation with the Consuls for the Treaty Powers at this port, and approved

by them and may be amended, or added to in the same way.

W. T. HODDER, Harbour Muster,

MANN, EN

J. J. MURRAY, M.. Committee of Management, Hon. W. Keswick, Chairman, MACAULAY, Esq. H. G. THOMSETT . J. HELBAND, Esq. Esq., E.N.

DONATIONS of Books, Feriodicale, News- papers, Clothes, &e., will be most hankfully received.

A. OVERBURY, Superintendent.

Hongkong, October 29, 1868.

PASSENGERS.

The following European passengers left this for Canton yesterday morning-

Messrs H. Seymour Geary, J. Alexander, J. M. Forbes, Jr.,

I: M. Nixon, Jr., Ed.

Richardson and J. Wyles; Mr and Mrs T. Thomas, Mr and Mrs L. P. Ward; Capt. Chas. de Longueville, H. 1. C. M. S.

The following European passengers arri- ved bore from Cauton this afternoon

Messrs fos, Sohardlin, M. A: Correa and two others.

CARGOES.

(From the Canton Customs Daily Returns.) Summary of Imports and Exports passed

Canton, 6th February, 1889. HARBOUR REGULATIONS FOR THE at the Canton Ritar Stormor Office from

8th to 20th February -

PORT OF CANTON.

1. The Whamper anchorage is included between a straight line drawn from the on the eastern end of Louise Island, for the N. V. point of No. 3 Flat Island to a mound

Eastern or lower limit; and a line drawn from Gully Point on the south sido, of American Roach to a creek on the surth side, and from Sulphur Point a line E.N.E. to the north bank of the main river, for the Western or upper limit.

2-The General anchorage shall be in- cluded between the Customs falk and the Baater or lower limit the space between the Customs Hulk and the upper limit shuil only be used by men of war, steamere or other vessela laying up or intending to dock, and vessels discharging Timber.

craft passing through this suichorage shall The fair way for steamers and all other to within 70 fathoms from the south shore of the River, and to veasel shall be allowed to anchor or make fast fu anch place or nenner as shall in any way obstruct the said fair way.

stop below the lower limit of the auchernge 4-Vessels arriving at Whampoa shall until the Harbour Master has assigned them berth, from which berth they shall not

shall turn heat to tide before cotning within tuove without his written permission.

5.-Vessols arriving upon the fuod tide

the linite of the anchorage, and shall drop into the berth assigned to them,

6.-Steainera or vessels towed by steamers, will be allowed to proceed to the Doct Companies' moorings or upper portion of the anchorage without stopping, but they

must change their berth if required by the Harbour Master to do so.

7.-Vessels shall be moored with Forty- five (45) fathoms of chain on the flood an- chor and Thirty (30) fathoms on the obb or nare if the Harbour Master so directs, and

shall keep clear hawse.

8.--Vesacle shall if required by the Har- Sour Master rig in jib and spanker booma and top or brace itp lower and top sail yards.

- Þ. —From sunset until, sunriso all vessels anchored in this Port must show a bright light at least Twenty (20) feet above the deok, and all buoys within the anchorage must have a light upon them,

10.No Ballast, ashes or any thing that will sink, shall be thrown overboard, but must be lauded at some placo above high water mark approved of by the Harbour Master. All vessels discharging or taking in ballast, shall use registered Ballast boats only, and they shall have a sail or tarpaulin spread in such a way as to prevent any bal- fast falling into the river,

11-No Fitch, or other inflammalle sub- hoiled on board any ship in stance, shill the anchorage.

12. ny vessel arriving with Gunpow- der or other combastikdes, on board (iù ex: cess of what is necessary for her own arna- ment) shall exhibit a rod flag, and shall anchor at a distance of not less than one mile from the lower lint of the anchorage til the waster of such vessel has commu- Bicated with the Harbour Master.

The above Barbour Regulations have been drawn up, by tlie Harbour Master in collation with the Cousals for the Treaty Powers at this Port, and approved by them, and may be amended or added to in the same way.

W. T. HODDER, Harbour Master.

Canton, Webruary 5, 1869.

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OTICE is hereby given that Owners Gr or Captain of the American barque for any Debis contracted by her Officera or "Adelia Calston," will not be Responsible Crow.

ARNHOLD, KARBERG & Co.,

Agents,

Hongkong, February 1, 1960.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF HONG-

Imported per Kinshin and Poyane frum Hongkong

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2759 bales Bengal Cotton.

607 bales Bombay Cotton, 130 bales Native Cutton.

118 bali's Culton Yaro.

108 chests Patna and Malwa Opium.

30 flaske Quicksilver.

20 packages Medicine..

12 casks Gius. ng..

65 packages Wax.

885 packages Tobacco.

18 cases Rhubarb.

36 packages Shrimps.

161 packages Cuttle Fish.

63 bales Wool.

861 bales and cases Cotton Goods. 138 bals and cases Woollen Goodą, 160 packages Bundries,

Exported per Kinshan and Poyang to

Hongkong:

For

83 cases and bales fine Silk. 69 cases Silk fiece Goods. 105 cases Punjum. - 4 cazes Cocoon8.

cases Shawls and Handkerchiefs, packages Chingware.

16 rolls Matting.

16 cases Paper.

10 packages Tobacco, 340 pigs Leat (re-export)

115 piculs (36 tons) Care.

29 cases Preserves. £6 packages Turmeric. 3 cast s

Rhubarb

100 ouses Chestnuts. 1287 picule Suger 1000 tubs Sugar Candy.

114 cases Ghes Bangles.

33 cases Glus.

19 boxes Glass Beads. 50 packages China Root. 302 cases Kittyeols.

7 oases Umbrellas. 61 tons Ten

208 packages and parcels Sundries.

POST-OFFICE NOTIFICATIONS.

ILS WILL CLOSE;-- INDIA, EUROPE, &c. Per La Compagnie des Services Mar

times des Messageries Imperiales Str. "CAMBODGE To-morrow, the 25th inst., at IP. To and through the United Kingdom via Marseilles, to France and other. Continental States (in a closed mail to Franco); to Saigon, Singapore, Galle, India; Aden, Seychelles, Reunion and Mau- ritius, Suas and Alesandria; after which he letter en be received.. Letters for Registration will be re- ceived until con on the 25th Inst Correspondence intended to be forward- od by the veseuls of the abore compa ny must be superscribed per Message. rica Imperiales Packet

F. W. MITCHELL, Postmaster General. - Generid Past flie, Hongkong, Hongkong, February 24, 1609,

QUOTATIONS.

Bosavona, 24th February, 1869. : OPIUM-Patua, New,... $695-

Old, 655 Benares, New, 667

Old, 6621 Malwa,

COTTON, CALCUTTA,

SHANGHAS, BOMBAY,

Exchange. Bank, 6 months' sight, Credits, 6

22

fc25

676 a 680

10 a 194

20 a 31

17 a 21

4,51 4/66 On Calcutta, 3 days' sight, Rs. 2235 a 224 Bombay, 3 days' sight, Its. 224 a 24

"

,, Shanghie, 3 days' sight, Bank, 'Tls, 140 Bar Silver, 17 dwts, B., Sycee, Mexicans,

Tis. 74)

..91

820 a 675.

par.

23.10 a 23.25

... 22 80 a 23.10 *.-4.62

10 a 11

KONG IN BANKRUPTCY. 6-Any Pilot wishing leave of absence. TOTICE-CHARLES COLLINS, of Victorin, shall make application in writing to the in the Colony of Hongkong, scound Gold Leaf, Harbour Master. Absence from duty for & Clerk in the Magistracy, having been ad- Gold Bar, 98 touch, period of more than three days without judged Bankrupt under a Petition for ad- English Sovereigns, ufficient cause, shall render the Pilot liable judication of Bankruptcy filed in the Su Australian Sovereigns, to sitapension.

.. 4.54 6- Pilbi ahall quit the vessel of One thousant Eight hundred and Sixty-eight, H. & W. Dock, Old, 10p.c. dia; New, 20nom.

preme Court on the Thirtieth day of December Discount,

... 9 a 10 which he is in charge, without the Master's Publio Sitting for the said Bankinpt to H. & S. Bank Shares, Old, 27 p. c. p. written consent, before the service for which pais his list examination, and make ap Do. he was employed has been performed.

de. Now, plioptim for his dischange, will be held be- Union Dock 7-Every Pilot will be provided by the fro the Hommable John Smale, Esquire,

274 p. c. dis Barbour Master with a book in which the Chief Justice of the said Court, at the

Temperature. me Court House, Victoria, Hongkong,

HONGKONG. 14th February, 1860, whether the Pilot concerned as contincted formed his duty in a satisfactory manner.

8-Upon arrival of shy Filot in charge Versal be should report to the Flarbour 2.On the fist of July each year, avery. Master as som orsible after the yeasel Pilot shall pay the sum of Tu Haikwan Jms anchored, atating when and where he Taels for the renewal of his License.

tock charge of her and giving till particu- 3.Every Licensed Pilot shall be given lars of the passages up the River; and any printed copy of the General Regulations Pilot having taken a vessel out of Port

Ladies' and Gentlemen's Kid GLOVES; (Izidation; inca ihese Photographs are 1 Pilot's Liceua saball to issued by the Muster of any vessel pilted shall state Supa Faenty-sixth day of February, the! (Taken at Messra Fulcour & Co.'s Preminis

in white and colors, ali sizes.

The Prices are about half of the so called

Gentlemen's Druh Bhuil and Felt HATS. Permanent Ivory Types, on Collado Chloride

Blue and Green GOSSAMERS, &

(BRANCH ESTABLISHMENT,

20, Foochow Road, Shanghai,

Hongkong, Febury 3, 1869.

of Silver the invention of Watson Esq., Editor of the Photographic Nurs,

Au'luspection is solicited. Life Size Pho- tographs will by produced at this Establish ment in a few days.

FLOYD & Op. Hongkong, January 30, 1868.

on the

on bobuli of the Chinese Government. Ligue vessel in safety, and otherwise perthimid Bight haired and Sixty-nine, at

eisely, Eleven of the clock in the forenoon pre-

No 1784

MORRIS

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THE approachi for England h Some little sped his successor a Jurisdiction Con of aspirants for

fied men to tak that the former in number. Th the Summary powers the Go death, tanporar the judge, to app

person tempora

ties of the said

of much importe here described

The judge bins at law in Englan cate in Scotlau years' standing

should, if possi tions

There is of co may constitute the Governor, b

suppose that he

fied person, whi men could be whom the offer

It would be p

to who will bej

But one necessit ing Judge canno tainty that he neao habits and tion which nativ attempt. The Magistrate or Ju byo-piny which s Court, who can value of eviden translated, is at Were such quali ful than they a justice in this facilitated.

Iris satisfactory of Commerce, ha squeeze questio sticceeded in drai authorities to th The subjoined ci of which we hav for itself, and th certain extent c sult of its action,

at sea is deare

guined. But we thing is said by ject of the Lekin ments on both s familiar to our are compelled to entitled to the. dent power, her kix of a thousan opinm if she is not owned by foreigners pay taals per pient of of Chinese privi fiably) assert th of foreign poss¢ further to say. taken up is.

guments invol

taxation on Tariably come assea us we sho True we have no

our residence more justifiable

with the Chines much opposed Chinese author

to insist upon

are quite awa

polioy is called

the only course care to chop a history of our p We trust that ti until it has ind

to insist upon which is und foreigners and

the only article and it is not a authorities.

The following

in question Hongkong Goner

Tethe Hon. J. G

Colonial

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been pressed to exactione made a this Colony befor lenoy Sir Richa K.C.B., and alth ter is a delicate u ditions imposed tutally different f

in the treaty be

China, as attac foreign import,

that the action ta this immediate ne

Queen's Brady)

THERSIONSTER? A.

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by a gentleman

the Creditors will be received,

at this Meeting, proofs of the Debts of Frederick Sowley Ham, Esqture, is the Official Assignee.

Supreme Court House, Hongkong, 30th January, 1880,

£25

Do. 4 P.M., Dry,. 552 Lo.

Wet, 58 Self-registered Maximum,

Do, Min, over night; 57 BAROMETER,- 2 s..."

De

firm largely inter

of this Colony, us

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kong would othe

any other effror t

great extent the

arty make free to