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rances.

SURANCE OFFÍOnto

4 haying been sppointed DOVE INSURANOF

pared to accept Mar

licies on any first Steamers, on the mus class case of loss, in. CHIRA

TA BOMBAY, or London

B WALKER & Co.

121 1854794,

OTICE

KANOR COMPANY

Bates will be charged. ort period Insuranões

per, cant.

per

per cent.

The full Annual Beje

of 1 per deli WALKER & Cof

Insurance Company.

1868.

PTICE

received extend- THE ROYAL INAUR 5 are now authorised to

St FIRE BA follow, VIEL Class Building, or ON enein - in Hongkong, $46,000. 8. WALKER & CO.

Company of Liverpool. 17, 1864,

UCTION

OF PERHIDH FOR

NBURANCE,

have (as already ti- Circular dated 14th Oo anthority from the Se- AL INSURANDE uce the rate of

mata on

1on and

sited,

Comar34m

LLING-HOUSES, KOMóvei

the

rate

of Premitim will ver Cent, in place of One

so situated, be

the tate will

1-detached

to One hay per Lently nual Rates for Fix 12- Tine classes of Building will therefore remain as er notice, vik

detached.

(removed

and

their

uses (simi

nd their

Tense and

per cent..

I per conf.

29. me, H-13 per cent,

et special arrangement.

B. WALKER O

mal Insurance Company.

inber 9, 1866,

ANCE COMPANY OF BANCISCO

i, Agents for the above prepared to grant Poll- on: BUILDINGS and

Tatve

RUSSELL & Co, "Gary 8, 1887.

FIRE INSURANCE MPANY

1 having been appointed ongkong for the above 10 prepared to grant Po- RISKS, at currentrates,

RUSSKIL & Co. 11, 1886.

BURANCE ASSUOLA-

SHANGHAL

ted on Marine fiske to

e world at current rates

e usual brokerage, this

to the assured Fftem

erly pryita divided pro- mum contributed.

RUSSELL & Co.

Secretaries 4, 1860.

RANCE COMPANY

FRANCISCO.

| having been appointed

for the above. Insur prepared to grant Poli,

Riata, at the

3,1806.

Curren

SAELE & Oo,

SEA AND JOE COMPANY OF ARANG.

having been appointed an for the above tamed red to granit Policion ke at the current Rates

RAYNAL & Co.. 1866

STERLING INSURANCE COM F.BATAVIAMENT

AND

FIRE INSUR

Y OF SAMARANG.

having been appointed ngkong for the shove are prepared to grant Ricks on the real SIEMSEEN & 06. *...** st 1, 1868.

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The

Singapore, Penang, Point de Galle, Aden, Buez, Malta, Marseille

@st-Offee, Notifications........

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THE

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od Newspapers, Books,

fal designation Orffunty Letters Letters for Hagistra

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the 22

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W. MACAULAY, Superintendent. P. & 0.8... Co, 'a Office, Hongkong, June 18, 1809.

PACIFIO MAIL STEAM-SHIP COMPANY.

jue24

THROUGH U. 8. MAIL LINE TO NÊW TORE.

TEAMERS of this line will be despatule

ed as follows

Japany China,

Great Republic,

Juna......... – 19. July 19. August,

10. A Beamer will loare Shanghai on or about same date, connecting at Yokohama with above-named steamer.

Passengers

ticketed through to California,. Mexico, Central and South America, the Atlantic States, and to England or France, both via New York and by lines from Fa nams and Aspinwall.

Return tickets issued at a reduction of 10% upon the whole amount for the zound Voyage.

Connections are made at Panama with Steam Lines upon the West Coast of Con

All ourra

Ju

the names of the persons composing it, such

***Carron CB." is inadmissible.

The Remitter on stating that the Or

Intimations. NEW BOOK,

HE Speculations of

The Old Philosopher

LAU-Tare." Translated from the Chinese

HY

JOHN CHALMERS, A. M. Price $1.50. A180, "The Origin of the Chinese" by the sanse author: Price $1.

or The Loudba Mason Bonse to Apply at Mesara TANK, CRAWFORD & Co. Hougkong, October 17, 1868,

SAYLE & Co., VICTORIA EXCHANGE, HONG KONG.

der is to be paid only through & Bank, to have the option of giving or withdrawing the name of the Payee in such case, the Ortler, will be around in the same way that are intended to be paid through a Bank. Cheques are commonly crossed when they

7.-When an Order: ficient, provided the Order be crossed, with is presented through aBank, a receipt by any person will be suí- the name of the receiving Bank, and be presented by some Person DOWN to be in the employ of such Bank

8.The signature of the Payee of a Molown tey Order to be affixed to the Order in the place: provided for the purpose. Jf the Fayes be unable to write he must sign the receipt by making bis mark in the presence

of

e30 Manst BIOT his name with

Bealed Boxes containing the correspondance Bog Hölders will be Fat the

set orrt for ondence for

place to which pre- payment is compulsory antist be repaid Conficiently stamped Letters addressed to

in Hongkong Postage Stampa the United Kingdom will be out on charged with a fine of One Shilling in

Bide of the son of ?

addition to the postage,

Letters posted after 7 AM. on the 24th Instant will not be forwarded unless the Late Hee of woll as the postage is prepaid Lettore insufficiently stamped or unstamped

addressed to places to which they can not be forwarded unpaid, will be open ed and returned to the writers as early as possible, but no guarantee can be giveu that such Letters, if posted after 8-rimp on the Ford Instant will be re- turned

until after the mail is closed. Stamps should be placed on the

his

Er tha

BAVE RECEIVED 2X HAJL STRANKE,*

Large assortment of MILLINERY, BONNETS, and HATS, of the

the techreservastie, one latest Fashiona

who pays the

-Should the Payee of a Money Order which the Order was issued, at some other desire to receive payment in the Country in

be

A Choice assortment of SILK, MUS

Office than that in which the Order was ori-EIN and GRENADINE, for Evening ginally drawn, the transfer will be granted, Wear. provided the Order indiosed Postmaster of the Office in which it was drawn. In such case a new Order will be issued, the Commission chargeable upon which will be deducted from the amount of ERS HEAD-DRESSES and FEATHERS, the new Order.

10 the event of a Money Order miscarrying or being lost, a duplicate will be granted on a written application from the Payee, (containing the necessary particulars, and accompanied by an addi- tional Commission) to the Office where the Original Order was payable.

11. On the receipt of a similar applica

Jiven to stop payment pondence, except in car where they of Money Order, or to renow. A lapsed may be used in payment of "Late Fees Order. The additional Commission in the when the Stamp or Stamps represent last case will be deducted from the amount ing Late Fees or Registration of the new Order. Lapsed Orders must be Fees abould be placed on the i

presented with the application for a now hand corner,

Order.

Supper right hand corner of the correston, order will be

lower left

A fine assortment of new French FLOW.

A large assortment of new TRIM. MINGS and FRINGES in all colora,

in white and colors, all sizes.

Gentlemen's Drab Shell and Felt HATS

Blue and Green GOSSAMERS, &c.

20, Foochow Road, Shanghat Hongkong, February 3, 1869

12-But when it is desired that anyt All transactions in fractional parts of a Dol

far will be conducted in the Coins pre-error in the name of the Remitter or Payce suribed by Ordinance 1, of 1864, and should be corrected or that the amount of BRANCH ESTABLISHMENT, the Proolaination of the 22nd Jamary, Money Order should be repaid to the * 1854, and no other Coins, but those Remitter, or that a Lapsed Order should therein specided will either be received he renewed for payment in the Country in which the Order was originally drawn, or given in change as fractional parta of a Dollar.

application must be made to the Chief Payment for Postage Stamps must be made Money Ord

in the current Dollars of the Colony or

Bank Notes.

Money Ordern on any of the Money Order Offices in the United Kingdom will be granted until 6 P. M. on the 23rd Instant

FW MITCHELL, Postmaster General. General Post Office, Hongkong,

June 18, 1809."

Order Office of such Country. This application must be accompanied by an additional Commission, unless it have re forance to a Lapsed Order, in which case the Commission will be deducted from the amount of the New Order.

13-Repayment whether of an original, or renewed, or a duplicate Order, will not be made to the remitter until it has been

ertained that the advice has been can

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velled at the Office on which the Order was

riginally drewni

Intimations.

intimations.

CHINESE PILOTAGE on registered Plot Boats to boobligatory

SERVICE.

GENERAL REGULATIONS WITH LOCAL RULES FOR THE

PORT OF SWATOW.

1-Laws and Locht Kule

GENERAL REGULATION I

convey from place to place within the limits, employén balenging to either Customs or Harbour Master's Departments, with such stores as may be wanted for either Light houses or Light-ships.

2-Every Licensed Pilot Boat shall pay a fea of Twenty Taels for renewal of LA- the first of July each your.

censo on

3.In case of a Pilot going off in an Un- registered Boat, be will be authorized to carry the Pilot Boat Flag during the time he is on board but no Pilot is authorised 1.-Bye-Laws and Rules necessary for

to cruise in an euregistered Beat; without the better ordering of pilotage matters at special permission from the Harbour Mag- the Parts are to be drawn up by the Har- bour Master in consultation with the Con-tered Boat making use of a Pilot Flag, and 4-The owner or birer of any unregis sula and Chamber of Commerce, with whom not having a Licensed Filot on board, alall also it rests in the same way to fix the numbe prosecuted before the authorities.to bor of Pilots, tariff of chargos, and define whom he is amenable, or whose Flag or this limits of the Pilotage ground.

the lower

The number of Pilots for the Port of Swatow shall be hix.

3-The Pilotage ground for the Fort of

be off Bill Inlet Swatow shall be limit of the arichorage balchio Point.

4.The rates of pilotage shall be as fol lows for all sized vessels between the limits the Pilotage ground: steamers or sali vessels, $2.50 per foot English measurement. To Harbour Filot for Berthing or Unberth. ing, 50 cents per foot English measure tuent

of

GENERAL REGULATION II.

er.

national Ensign he has the right to use.

A registered Pilot Boat is not por- mitted to fly the Filot Flag, save when there is either, a Licensed Pilot or certificated Ap- prentice on board,

GENERAL REGULATION IX. Plags to be exhibited on arrival, shall cause to be exhibited-

When nearing the anchorage the Pilot

A Red and White Flag (No. 3), if the vessel is from Hongkong, Japan, or any Chinese Porta

Flag (No. 2), if from

A Blue and

any Foreign Port..

A Yellow and Blue (No. 10), if the vessel

A Red Swallow Tail (No. 5), if the veMIE)

*** II. Pilots-Individuals Eligible. The subjecta, citizens or proteges of Treaty Fowersshail, equally with Natives of Ching,in in ballast and without distinction of nationality, be eligible for appointment when vacancies has gunpowder or ether combustibles on

and the Bye-Laws to be under them enforced occur, by the Board of Appointmart sub-board. ject to the General Regulations now issued,

GENERAL REGULATION X. Harbour Pilote Vessels in Harbour, at the several Porte respectively.

Berthing, de GENERAL REQULATION III.

III Board of Appointment, hot to be constructed,

1.The duties of the Harbour Pilot, where such existe, will be to take charge of vessels at the outer limit of the anchorage,

The Board of Appointment shall consist borth them in accordance with the orders

of the Harbour Master as President, the received from the Harbour Master's Des

or 6) Senior Pilot, and two persons whose partment, take charge of vessels shifting

GENERAL REGULATION IV. Vacancies: how to be filled up. 1.-Whenever there may be a vacancy.

amnog the Pilots, it shall be duly notified in the local prints and sight days afterwards

ter

and

Ladies' and Gentlemen's Kid GLOVES, names shall be drawn by lot, by the Harberth, going in and out of dock, or to and

Master, from a list prepared and pube from a wharf or out of the anchorage, lised by the Harbour, buaster in censults to assist and report to the Harbour Master's tion with the Cousuls and Chambers of Office all matters concerning the shipping Commerce

in Port, and the conservancy of the river or bachpur, ak

9.In berthing vessels the Harbour Mas-

will, as far a of Commanding Desele, meet the wishes

and Consignees and the the Board of Appointment shall proceed to vessels taking be working or clearance

bertha not assigned to them, fill it up by a competitive examination.

shall be stopped by the Castoma until the The Board

to admit to Harbour Master'a orders are complied with. may refore the examination any one who, having one

3. Viceagis been a Licensed Pilot, has had his License with urders required from the Harbour to: moor in accordance withdrawn, and also any candidsta whois Master, and they are not unable to procure Consular Certi

the anchorage without his permission.

to remove from to Character, de

The Harbour Pilotage Fees payable 3.The examination shall be public and to the Harbour Master are as follows gratuitous,

Vacancies shall be given

Shifting a vessel's berth; taking a vesael to the most chupetent among the caudito or from a hearing down. Hulle; $10, in dates without distinction

full. of nationality, ays the competency of this first provided always on the list be not relative but absolute. $3.504 The Consul concorned may in person, $2.50 or be take part in

presentes $2.26. the

Amination of o

FOR SALE

AT THE "CHINA MAIL" OFFICE,

HE following SETS of the "CHIN A THE

FUNGH" can be obtained stitied in paper wrappers, at the rate of cats for copy viz:-

No. Price

11 acts complete from 11.

4

!!

**

16. 18.

..

tha

of the votes of the

arg

TBE "TREATY PORTS OF CHINA

JAPAN," AND "NOTES AND QUERIES ON CHINA AND JAPAN,

EXTRACTS FROM REVIEWS,

tral and South Amerids, at Aspinwall with. It is hereby notified for general informa-14. Payment of an Order must be ob3, 7, 11, 12, 13, 16, 17; and from 19 to 24, ent Board shall decide the (From the "Straits Times," July 27, 1868.).

Office and forwarded to London by the Un- ited States Mail Packets via San Francisco

Correspondence intended to be forwarded by the oute must to addressed via gan

the "Royal West India Mail Line," West son that henceforward closed mails for the India and Pacific Steam-ship Company United Kindom will be made up at this (Limited) and the "French Transatlantic Company! And, at New York, with the various lines to

to Europo

Tickets issued man, for the following Steam-ship Linge: Inman, National General Transatlantic Co., Now York and Barze Steam-ship Oo, New York And Brengun Stessi-ship Co., and North German Lloyds

Favorable arra

have been made arrangements for through passengers and freight to Ame- rica, from Calentte, Penang and Singapore, and, from Swatow, Amoy and Foochow

Through Billa of Lading given for Ports of Mexico and on the West Coast of Can-

tral and South Amerius to se far as Valps- fais, to New York, Liverpool, Southampton

t, Nazaire, France, - Bad

Freight to United States payable in ad- Vance in Mexican

or on delivery with 8 per cent ad- ditional, at shipper's option.

in American Gold s

Agency of

For further information, apply at the

the Company, Praya West.

GEO E LANE,

Agent. Hongkong, February 16, 1869,

KINGDOM.

Letters,

Francisco Newspapers, Booksand Patterns, will be liable to the same rates of postage 1.6 those sent by the British Mail Packētā via Routhampton via

For Letters, 24 cents per half-ounce. For each Newspaper uos exceeding 4 ources, 4

COLLIS. Fors pauket o

tof Bocks or Patterns, 8 cents per 4 ounces.

The Postage must in all coses be paid in advance; correspondence not fully prepaid will be sent via Suez.

F. W. MITCHELL, Postmaster General, General

Post Office, Hongkong February 1, 1869.

1-16 á hereby notified that under ar- rangements, made by the Director General

tained before the end of the Sixth Calendar Month after that in which is

was drawn

Also a few separate copies & Nos.1, 2,

C. A. BAINT

for instance, if drawn in January, payment

SAILORS HOME, WEST POINT, oust be obtained before the end of Jalyp otherwise the Order will become lapsed,

Trustees, and a new Order (for which a second Can! Hou, W. KESWICK, FOXBES, Esq. of the Order, will be charged) will become mission, to be deducted from the amount JOHN DINT, necessary.

15-If an Order be not paid before the end of the Twelfth Calendar Month after that in which it was drawn, for instance if drawn in January and not paint before the end of the following January-all claim to the Money will be forfeited, unless, under peculiar circumstances, the Post Office of the Country in which the Order was drawn think proper to allow it.

*

П. G. Тяомакот,

Esq., 2.N. Directore

Hon. H. B. GIRE, G. J. HELLAND, ES. G. HEARD, Esg WLCMANN, Esq.

W.

W. MACAULAY, Esq. D. SASSOON, Esq. Hey, W. R. BELOH JJ. MURKAY, H.D.

Committee of Management. MAGULAT, Esq. H. G. TROMSETT,

Hon. W. KESWICE, Chairman, ..J. HELLAND, E. Beg, H.N,

of the admission of candidates for Pilots' Li- canses, each member having one vote in the Ballot but in the shisence of the Consul canborned the Harbour Master shall have a

V

Some time ago we had occasion to remark upon the progress that Literature as repre- sented by the Press had mada and was making in the East, and our attention haa. again bean called to the subject by the re-

· Fate License; by tohom to be issued.

of a Hongkong publication which 14-Pilots' Licenses shall be issued by the deserves some notice and which we have Commissioner

to the know- of our ledge

SHE GENERAL REGULATION

Pileds? Ties

cerpe

of Customs in the name and much pleasure in introduce to Voter

-On: behalf of the Chinese Government E censes issued to Pilots not being natives

on tlima

and Querer readers e

and Japan, published of China shall subsequently be Freed and monthly by Mr Saint, the registered at the Consulate concured.

and China Mail newspaper

proprietor of the This publication Licensed Pilot shall be given is well printed on good paper, and in size Every printed copy of the General Regulations and shape is very like its well-known name- sake or prototype at home, and is equally a mine containing very curious and useful information

tion regarding the language, litera

· B

well a

and Local Rules and shall produce the same as his License when required. On the first of July each year every

肉

3-Up

Taels for the

ONATIONS of Books, Periodicals, News-Pilot

papers, Clothes, o, will he most hankfully received.

A. OVERBURY, Superintendent. Hongkong, October 29, 1868.

renewal of his License.

shall pay the sum of Teu Haikwanture, history, manure and customs of the Chinese and in a less degree of the Japanese. It says a good deal for the extent and stability of the footing of Europeans in sliculd be established and conducted with China, that such a publication as this

GENERAL REGULATION VI Apprentice Pilnts; how to be taken.

1. It shall bealionable for each Licens shall be responsible; on the

Pilot to take an apprentice, for whom he successiul vigour.

Ap

publication is altogether a very in- tereating one, and wishing it every success,

our reagiers.

of the Post Office of India which have been genee oopan wil if he see fit, require the sive of postage) 16, 12 per annum; payable Prentices with special cer of the Port we commend it to the attention and support

confirmed by His Excellency, SIE RICHARD Gray - MACDONNELL, the fast Opion Post-Olice Notifications. Steamers plying between Hongkong, the Straits and Calcula will benceforward be MAILS BY THE UNITED STATES MAIL PAC olsasor an Indian Mail Packets," and that

KET "JAPAN,” -

of the Postage on ordinary For YOKOHAMA,

FRANCISCO, SAN

prepayment

forwarded -Letters

by them will be optional, THE UNITED STATES & UNITED Letters however which may be posted insuficiently paid will be charged as wholly Per the United States Mait Packet unpaid.fedo

JAPAN," on SATURDAY, theThe rate of Postage on Letters is

A conts for each half-omuce, or fraction of 19th Inst., at 2 P.M.) The Kates of Postage on Correspondence half an ounce. forwarded by this opportunity, which muat in each case be paid in advance, are as ful- paid with the full amount of Postage at

8-Letters for registration must be pro- JOWA, VIZ:-

ponts for each half ounce, and 12 cents in For Yokohama, San Francisco and the addition for the registration fee on each

United Bater

Letter, irrespectivo of its weight...

For Letters, 8 cents per half-aubos. For each Newspaper not soooding &

ounces, 2 conte - S

For a Packet of Books, & cents per 4

oun 069.

For the United Kingdom.

';

4.- Newspapere and Prices Current inpat he prepaid at the rate of 2 cents each.

5-Book Packats and Packete of Fat- terus must be prepaid, at the rate of 6 cents for each four ounces.

F... W. MITCHELL. Postmaster General. General Post Offico, Hongkong, Lith May, 1889,

For Letters, 24 cents per half-ounce.F For each Newspaper not exceeding

DURO 4 cents,

For a Packet of Books or Patterns, 8.

conta per 4 cups, Correspondence addressed to Tokohama, San Francisco and the United States must be superscribed per "Japan," and that addressed to the United Kingdom bot fully prepaid will be sent via Suex.

KWAMITCHELL, Postmaster General.

Junie

General Post-Office, Hongkong, June 1889.

Ju

It is hereby notified that, under the au- thority of a Treasury Varrant dated the lat Hay last, Superintending, or First-Class Schoolmasters in the Army will; in future, be entitled to the same privileges in regard Leitere sent by or addressed to them of their own private affaire as are at present

16. After once paying & Money Order by whomsoever presented, the paying Office will not be liable to any further claim. If a wrong payment, however; be made owing to negligence on the part of any Officer of the Post Office, the Postmaster General of the Country or Colony in which the negli-

Offlour in fault to make good the loss.

17 No Money Order will be paid unless the advice has been previously roosired.

18-Additional Rules for greater soc rity against fraud, and for the better work ing of the system generally will be made an occasion may require.

19.--Should it appear that Money Orders

are used by mercantile men, or others

in advance.

will supply Published weekly. Subscription (Exclu-Pilots, the Harbour Master application of

1 certificates. 2-When the cirenmstances appear to demand it, the Harbour Master may authorize apprentices to set tempóra rily and within cartsin limita, as Pilots provided they have received certificates of competeney from the Board of Appoint ment.

AND

of

(From the "Friend of Inutia," June 4, 1868.)

We acknowledge with thanks the receipt of the numliers for the current year of "Notes and Queries," a most deserving Anglo-Chinese monthly, edited by Mr N, B. Dy are so well known. From the whose Treaty Ports of China

atui

that the

tre can see

the Its in-

SUPREME COURT. AND CONSULAR GAZETTE,

LAW REPORTER FOR THE SUPREME AND PROVINCIAL COURTS OF CHINA

GENERAL REGULATION VII. AND JAPAN. THE izzette is a General Weekly Newspa-

Licenced Pilots; to whom subordinated, Oplicensed Piloting, diún per,containing Officially Kevised Reports either in the United Kingdom or at Houg of Cases heard at the Supreme and Commuter 1-Licensed Pilota may carry on their names attached to the "Notes" kong, Shanghai or Yokohama, for the Courts, Police Cazen, and Proceedings in They must pay due respect to the wishes best

Bither

singly or in Companies best Chinese scholars in the transmission of large sums of money, the Bankruptey; Original Articles; Notes and and instructions of the Barbour Mister, terest is not confined to China, and contributors include some

Esat. British or Colonial Post Office, as the quee Quarian on

it will cressing the Commission, and will exercise Summary, de, &c. may be, will consider the propriety of instings; News fine eposts of Public under whose order and control they are be of valuable assistance to all scholars, who

of the Week, Commercial the power of wholly suspending for a time.

placed, and who is invested with power to have directed their attention towards the the issue of Money Orders

Advertisements will be charged Th. 1.

suspend or dismiss, subject to an appeal to subject of Buddhism and its literature, and the Consul

the appeal to cts, por 10 lines, for saub subsequent inserted guilty of any misconduct for which

to be lodged within ental antiquities. It deserves to be better

known in India. days

(From the "London Examiner," May Shanghai, January, 1867.

Consular punishment has been inflicted; ar

16, 1868.) if proved to have comunitted any offence egaiust

Bevenue Laws, the individual concerned may be suspended or dismissed

By Command,

.

F. W. MITORELL, Postmaster General, General Post Office, Hongkong, 22nd August, 1868.

is

I hereby notifies for general informa.

tion that honeforward the Postage chargeable on Book and Packets of Patterna addressed to the United States of America

per

tion,

10 lines, for the first insertion, and 50 Foreigner derned; when the Pilot is a generally to sil who are interested in ori-

Docks.

THE UNION DOCK COMPANY OF

HONGKONG & WHAMPOA, LIMITED

Tois really useful volume "Treaty Ports

of China and Japan" is intended as a

an

Lia the lat October next, and then transmitted via the United Kingdom wiVessels, to their Establishment at Bong") Okenger in accordance with the Laws of his Mr N. B. Denny and the elaborate Draps

forward Money Orders will be issued at this Office and at the Agencies thereof at Shanghai and Yokohama on all the honey Order Offices in the United Kingdom or Great Britain and Ireland, for amounts nut exceeding £10/ at the rate of Exchange Current for Kash Mail, and charged with Commission, according to the following Conts, For some not

12 exceeding Above £2 and not exceeding £ 5,....

£5.

£7,42 £10,48 3.-No Money Order to include a frac tional part of a Penny

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3.--Orders drawn in the United King

njoyed by Commissioned Offiours in the dom opon Hongkong, Shanghai, and Yoko- army and all Army. Behoelmistresses will bama, will be paid at the rate of Erchange

entitled (as Army Boboosters of all at which Money Orders are being issued at

the time of their presentation.

but the First-Class now are) to the same phitileges, in regard to their Letters, are jayed by non-commissioned Officers and divate Soldiers,

F. W. MITCHELL, Postmaster General.

General Post Office Hongkong, July 31, 1869,

4-Alphabetical Lists of over 8,700 Money Order Office in the United King-

be as follows, viz-

SOUTHAMPTON, Under 4 ounce,

12 cents. Above 4 ounce and not ex--

ceeding 8 ounce,

24 Above 8 ounce and not ex-

oeeding 13 ounce,

86

.-

Above 19 ounce and not ex-

ceeding 16 ounces,-

48

"

For every additional 4 ox., 12

Via Manarities. Under 4 ounce, * Above 4 ounce and nut ax.

Deeding Bounce,

18.centes

Abara 8 ounce and not ux-

cosding 12 ounce

Above 12 ounce and not en

ceeding 16 ounce,

64

::9)

For every additional 4 or 16 Propayment of the Postage is compulsory

dom, showing the Counties in which they in esch case. are situated, are hang up for public refer ence at this Office, and also at Shanghai and Yokohama

B-Applicants for Money Ordem must |

F. W. MITCHELL, Postmaster General, General Port Office, Hongkong, June 18, 1908,

to

by the Harbour, Master, subject to an a guide for travellers and residents in China peal to bis Consul If a Foreigner, the and Japan, and as a book of reference for appeal lodged within three. days.

mercantile men generally. It contains E Company call the attention of Ship Any ons piloting without a license, acent, historical and political, all the Owners, Consignees and Masters of shall be inject to prosecution before his open ports of these countries, together with

own authorities, who will deal with the Puking Tedo,

Hongkong, and Macno, It. kong and Whampoa, for the DOCKING

has been carefully and REPAIRING, of Vessels of all classes, Vountry. Any Pilot lending bis License and pials, with which the work abonnda

compiled and edited by At Hongkong the Company have the with in the same way, in addition to forfeit

another

will be

be proceeded

against and dealt only Dook

in the harbour--a Granite

enhance its vakte. considerably Dock, solidly built, and if dispersions to

We have thus given in outline some of mg bis License, admit Ships of 360 fest in length, and an unlicensed person to pilot bis vel whole volume. Other chapters treating of

Any Commanding Officer employing devoted to Canton.

the more prominent portions of the chapter drawing 4 feet of water.

specimen of the Hundred Taels by the authorities to whose the remainder of the treaty porta, we can will be liable to be fined in the sum of One Macao, Formoes, Ningpe, Shanghae, and jurisdiction he is amenable

only enumerate The pages describing Peking, the capital, are so interesting, and Pilot Boats: Regulations to be observed. contain so much that is new to European 1Pilot Boats shall be registered with readers respecting its

Public buil

Attached to it there are Shipwright, Blacksmiths, Boiler-makers and Machinery works, and everything necessary for the Bepairs of Bailing Vessels or Steamers.

The Company have also opened a Ship

by the aide of the Hongkong Dock, and are ready to contract for the construe tion of Steamers or Sailing Vessels of any

Fice.

"GENERAL REGULATION VIII.

and number. The words.

hair urvive at the Harbour Master'a Difice, flings, and general characteristics, that we where each boat will be given a certificate would fain transfer them to our columns.

Idoated Pilot A cou

complete and

and neighbourhood, gives us aff accurate notion of the relative position of its divisions, streets, and places,"

At Whampoa the Company will take Boat shall, with the number, be legibly perial City a intelligible plan of the Ims

Ships at reduced rates.

The Steani Tug "LITTLE ORPHAN" yau be augaged to tow Vessels to sea, or barth them, at reasonable rates. For particulars, apply to -- -- -

RUB. S. WALKER Secretary, Company's Office, Queen's Road, Corner of Ice House Lape.

Hongkong, April 8, 1860,

painted at the Mainsail; and

at the stern, and on the bead of the horizontal balf shall be yellow, and the

flags of which the

upper lower green, shall be flown Bach register ed Pilot Boats shall deposit their national papers with their Consul or the Customs within the limits of the Pert and Pilotage they shall be at liberty to move freely ground, and alall be exempt from Tonnage dpow. Ou the requisition of the Barbour

In the introductory chapter to the notices of the Treaty forts of Japan wil be found muccinct history of that Empire, together with remarks on ita government, geography, intaresting as throwing a considerable light and limits, which will be found particularly a part of the world so long entirely, and still comparatively, unknown to Europesas,