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-For Sale.

CLEARANCE SALE,

SAYLE

AYLE & Co. will offer, on and after TUESDAY Next, the 18th Instant, the re- mainder of their Winter Stock at Greatly Reduced →Prices, consisting of:-- Winter Costumes and Polonaises. Ladies Jackets and Mantillas. Fancy Dress materials of all kinds. Wool Plaids and Flannels. Silks and Poplins

Wool Shawls and Cloaks.

Notices to Consignees.

BRITISH SHIP CARRICKS,

FROM LONDON.

ONSIGNEES of Cargo by the above.

requested

THE OHINE MAIL.

To-day's Advertisements,

STEAM TO YOKOHAMA, M

--The P ́& 0.8. N; Ona S. 8.

SINDA”

will leave for the above place on THURSDAY, the 17th

send in their Bills of Lading to the Under Instant, af Daylight.. signed for countersignature, and to take Immediate delivery of their Goods,

Cargo impeding the discharge of the Vessel will be landed and stored at Con- signees' risk and expense,

MELOHERS & Co., ' Agents. Hongkong, February 14, 1878,

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8. 8. LORD OF THE ISLES, FROM LONDON AND SINGAPORE.

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AMOIVER,

Superintendent.

Hongkong, February 10, 1876.

STEAM TO SHANGHAL.. (Taking Cargo at through rates for NAGASAKE &HIOGO,}

The P.0 N. Co.'s 8, 8. SEMINEU LOMBARDY”.

will save for the above place on THURSDAY, the 17th

1818 Steamer having arrived, Consignees Instant, nå 4 p.m.

of Cargo are hereby informed that their Goods are being landed, at their risk," by Mr A. Mot. HEATON, into the Godowns of Mesam Gilman & Co., whence delivery may be obtained..

Consignees wishing to receive their Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats Goods on the Wharf, are at liberty to

and Bonnets.

Fancy Wool Goods,

Lace and Linen Sets.

Scarves and Sashes.

Boys' Suits.

Children's Dresses.

&c.,

VIOTOBIA EXCHANGE,

do no.

Optional Cargo will be forwarded on, unless notice to the contrary be given- before 10 a.m, To-morrow.. *

No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns, and all Goods remaining after the 22nd Instant will be subject to rent.

No-Fire Insurance has been effected. Bills of Lading will be countersigned by

ADAMSON, BELL & Co., Agents. Hongkong, February 12, 1876, GERMAN STEAMSHIP “BELLONA,” TIONMEYER, Master, FROM HAMBURG VIA SINGAPORE, ONSIGNEES of Cargo by the above their Goods are being landed and stored at. their risk in the Godowns of the Under

Queen's Road & Stanley Street.es are hereby informed that

FOR BALE.

IBE UNDERMENTIONED LAND signed, from whence delivery may be ob

AND BUILDINGS.

AT HONGKONG |-- INLAND Lot 82-The well-known House and Offices lately occupied by bfcases A. Heard & Co., adjoining the Cathedral Com pound.

The Ground below the masonry retaining wall of the above, sbatting on the Queen' Road"

Annual Crown rent, $890,48.

MARINE Lor 111, WandHAL--First-disan

And extensive Godowas,

Annual Crown rent, 4824.

talbed.

Consignees wishing to take their Goods from the boats alongside the Wharf, are at Uberty to do so.

Iustaat will be subject to rent.

Goods remaining in store after the 24th

Optional Cargo will be forwarded anlass: notice to the contrary is given until 12 o'clock on the 15th Instant.

Bils of Lading will be countersigned by

WM. PUSTAU & Co.,

Agents. Honkgong, January 14, 1878.

1024

INLAND LOY 801.--Situated on the Bon-ONSIGNEES of Cargo per German ham Bosd and one of the finest sites for Villa residences in the Colony.

Annual Crown rent, $70.78. _ FARM LOT 17, PORFOOLUM, adjoining Meaars Butterfield & Swire's premises.

Annual Crown rent, $25.

AT KOWLOONG

MAKINË LOT 4.---With a frontage of 100 faut on the Praya, and with an area of 80,000 feet,

Badused Annual Crown rent, $10.

AR YOKOHAMA L Lots No. 6 AND No. 27 in the Foreign Settlement.

No. 6 la situated on the Bund, and com, prises an eight-roomed Dwelling House, de tashed, with Garden all round, Offices, Go- downs, Servants' Quarters and Outhouses. Area 1,064 Taulios of 36 square feet.

Annual Ground rent, $203.79..

No. 27 in separated from No. 6 by Water Street and comprises large Tea Firing and other Godowns, Ficas Silk Press, Compra- dore's Quarters, Stabling and Fire Engine House. Area, 554 Tsubos.

Ground rent, $164.97 per annum. Applications for purchase, or further in- formation, to be made to

J. WRITTALL, 2. G. LINSTEAD, Trustees 4. Heard & Co.'s Estats,

23, Queen's Road, Hongkong. Hongkong, February 1, 1876.

TAKASIMA COLLIERY.

Barque TRIS, WENDY, Master, from Hamburg, are requested to take Immediate delivery of their Goods from alongside.

Cargo impeding the discharge will be landed and stored at Consignees riak and

expense.

Bill of Lading will be countersigned by

Wat. PUBTAU & Co,

Agents. Hongkong, January 3, 1876,

HONGKONG GENERAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

NOTICE.

THE Post of Setretary being about to

become vacant, Applications for the addressed will be

A MOIVER,

Superintendent.

Wy

Hongkong, February 16, 1876.

FOR NINGPO & SHANGHAL The Steamship

MARLO OHINA,”.

P. H. HENNINGs, Master, will be despatched for the above Ports TO-MORROW, Thunday, the 17th Instant, at 6 pmn, om je kurze

For Fraight or Fausage, apply to

SIEMSSEN &Co. Hongkong, February 16, 1876.

fel?

FOR SINGAPORE AND PENANG. The Steamship:

fe31

*** 4-CASSANDRA,"

Captain Exxons, will leave. for the above Ports on MONDAY, the 21st Instant, at 9 p.m.

For Freight or Famage, apply to

>JARDINE, MATHESON & Co. Hongkong, February 16, 1878.

OOFAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

POST FOR. SHANGHAL Taking Cargo Passengers at through rates for HANKOW, NINGPO & PORTS IN JAPAN.

The Company's Steatrship

"DIOMED"

will be despatched on or about the 28th, Instant,

For Freight or Passage, apply to

"BUTTERFIELU & SWIRE, Agrica, Hongkong, February 10, 1876. te28

OCEAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

FOR LONDON VIA SUEZ CANAL, The Company's Steamship

**MENELAUS"

will be despatched on about the 20th Instant.

of

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For Freight or Passage, apply to

BUTTERFIELD SWIRE,

* Agente. Hongkong, February 18, 1876.

FOR SALE.- NOME very superior OLD PORT WINE, just received, in case of One or Two Donn bottles-esch.

Apply to

J. J. Dos REMEDIOS & Co. Hongkong, Fobeliasy 18, 1878.

GENERAL WEEKLY SALE

mel

received up to the 36th hastast. Salary L by Public Auction, at their Sale

81,500 per annum.

Hongkong, January 13, 1876.

To Let.

TO LET.

With Immediate Possession.

Dwelling Houses and Offices, Nos T14 and 16, Stanley Street, lately in the accupation of Messrs RAYNAL & 00.

The Hours No. 35, Wellington Street, lately in the occupation of Mazars Rosa & Co.

The Dwelling House and Offices, No. 1, JARDINE, MATHESON & Co., Stanley Street, lately in the occupation of

FIRES

Agenta,

FOR SALE. TRESH Takasima COAL, in lots to sult purchasers. LARGE, Handpicked, Double-screened at $8 per Tog. SKALL, at $6 per Ton Apply to

1. G. GLOVER, No. 7, Queen's Road and at East Point. Hongkong, December 8, 1875.

ON SALE,

THE

OHINNER READERE MANUAL.

Mesars DREYER & Co.

The Dwelling Honte No. 4, Alexandra

Terrace.

The Store and Dwelling House, No. 31, Queen's Road, lately in the occupation of - MİM GAREÐTÍ,

The House and Offons No. 3, D'Agullar Street, lately in the occupation of Mr F, DEGERAER.

DOUGLAS LAPRAIK & CO Hongkong, December 20, 1875, 20

TO BE LET.

TITTA Possession on 1st March nert, We modious and centrally alitat ed Dwelling House at present in the occupa

Atholagload de Castellon of Dr. Onlar,

Sorical Mythological and General

idterary Referense,

BY

WILLIAM FERDEBIOK MATERN,

Shanghai

Price: $8.

summunjKetit & Co. Hongkong,... CHIKA MATE" OFFICE.

Notices to Consignees,, BRITISH SHIP GRYFE, FROM

LONDON

CONSIGNE

For all particulars, apply to

ROBERT G. ALFORD............

Surveyor, Ulub Chambers.

todo

Hongkong, January 29, 1870.

TO LET,

ANE, CRAWFORD & Co, will sell

Room, Praye, on

FRIDAY,

the 18th February, 1876, at Noon-----

Sauces, Pickles, Sardines, Files, Vases, Perholders, Lamps.

25 cases Swaine, Boord's Old Tom. 25 cases Jules Robin & Co.'s Cognas 20 drums Turpentine,

100 boxes Window Glass, 100 boxes Long Enfield Rifles. Red Copper Sheets. Iron Plates.

Sheet Zinc and Shest Lead 100 casks Portland Cement.

do. $10, கக. TERMS OF SALE, Cash before delivery in Mexican Dollars, weighed at 7.1.7. The Lot or Lots, with all faults and errors of description, at purchaser's risk on the fall of the hammer.

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Hongkong, Feb. 16, 1876.

COMPAGNIE DES MESSAGERIES MARITIMES. PAQUEBOTS POSTE FRANÇAIS,

STEAM FOR

SAIGON, SINGAPORE, BATAVIA,

POINT DE GALLE, ADEN, BUZZ, 18MAILA, PORT SAID, NAPLES,

AND MARSEILLES;

A160, BOMBAY, ST. DENIS AND FORT

LOUIS

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ARRIVALS.

Fab.: 18," Douglas, British steamer, 864, Burnie, Foochow Feb. 13; Amoy 14, and Swatow 15, General,—D. LapRAIK & Co.

Feb. 16, Pigilant, Brit. despatch vessel, 836, H. Ryder, Manila Feb. 11.

Feb. 10, Peng chaa hai, Chinese gunboaty Palmer, from oruise.

Feb. 16;/Nora, British steamer, 606, Walker, Swatow Feb, 15, General-Kwok AURONG.

Feb 18, Albatros, German barque, 377, P. Koppelmann, Saigon Jan. 16, Bloe MELCHERS & Co.

DEPARTURES.

Feb. 18, H.1.8. Himalaya, for Blogspora

16, Little Orphan, for Newchwang. 16, Chinking, for Shanghai, 18, Penedo, for Saigon. 16, Thalar, for Shanghai,

"CLEARED.

Pardo, for Saigon.

Rajah, for Swatow.

Riga, for Swatow.

China, for Shanghai vis Ningpo.

Altona, for Balgon.

Zuore, for Bangkok,

Fusheng, for Canton. Estepona, for Salgon, Fortune, for Bangkok. Kwangtung, for Swatow, &o,

PASSENGERS.

- [No. 8948.--FEBRUARY 16, 1876.

MEMOS, FOR TO-MORROW.

- Shipping. Daylight.-Kwangtung leaves for Swatow,

Amoy and Fooshow.

Daylight.--Sunda leaves for Yokohama. Noon English Mali leaves for Ports

of Call and Europe.

3 p.m.-China leaves for Ningpo and

Shanghai.

4 p.m.-Lombardy leaves for Shanghai. 4.p.m. Bellona leaves for Shanghai. 4 p.m.-Lord of the Isles leaves for

Shangbal.

Ulysses savas for London on or about

this date.

Meetings.

2 p.m.-Meeting of Shareholders of the Hongkong and Shaughat Banking Cor poration at City Halg

Amusements,

9 p. 133,--Opera Comique at City Hall

ponsible power over the other native reddents i in the colony; and if any of the special Chinoss nominated were either careless or unscrupu➡ lous, it might become a very dangerous means of coercing and squeezing the native population. So far as the Registrar Gene Fala-office is concerned, it is clear that "such an arrangement as that proposed would de- prive him of all power and control, while it would give the weight and authority of his position to natives who would exercise greater. powers than he could command, while pras- tically clear of all responsibility. While, therefore, we should certainly like to see the large native population of Hong Kong possess- ed of some voice in the government, we 820 entirely opposed to any plan of the kind рторовей.

The allegations herein contained aro. two; that our proposition would license "a certain number of the native residents to exercise an undefined, little com- trolled, and entirely irresponsible power

8 p.m.-Seventh Ordinary Annual Meet-over other native residents;” and that it Ing of Shareholders of The Hongkong - would deprive the Registrar General of Fire Insurance Company, Limited. all power and control. But let us unk, how 1 In what way, for instance, are our own unoihólal members of Cound! "licensed" to exercise such powers. It will be said that the Chinese are quita different. But if the matter be con besidered for a moment it will be seen that our idea changes the "undefined and entirely Irresponsible power exercised at this moment by the chiefs of the Tung Wah Hospital or Kai Fong com-

TO ADVERTISERS.

It is requested that all advertisements ARRIVED.Per Lombardy, for Hong-sont, when practicable, by 4 p.m., to allow of kong: from Southampton, Ident, W. God--the early tance of the paper.

il, Mr and Mrs Samuels; from Penang, one Rank and File, E.A., and one Chinese; from Singapore, General Colborne's servait and aight Chinese. For Swatow: from at 7.00p.m. Penang, one Chiness. For Shanghai: from Southampton, Mrs Evans's Amah ↑ ́from Singapore, Mr D. Parker.

Per Oceanic, 58 Chinese,

For Douglas, Mr and Mrs Harton and child, Mr Mawha and two children, Mears Brander, Northay, Morejon, Foraith, and Stablmann, and 59 Chinese.

Per Nornia, Capt. Simpson, and 100 Chi-

nede.

To DEPART-Por Gwalior, for Sings pore, Mr and Mrs O. M. Korx and servant, Mr Butober, and 2 Chinese. For Bombay, Meyer Allee. For Bouthampton, Mesars O. Williams, W. Clark, W. Panton, and Per Sunda, for Yokohama, Means Roper, J. Burt and Dr. R. A. Barker.

Per Lombardy, for Shanghal, Mr D. Farker, and Mrs Evane's smah.

Tomita

SHIPPING REPORTS,

The British steamer Douglas reportes experienced moderate N.. winds and gloudy weather throughout. Passed Com- pany's steamer Yeso South of Thunder Head. In Amoy, str., Ulysses. In Swatow, stra. Norna and Amoy.

The German barque Albatros reports first part of passage fresh N. E. winds and latter part light N. E. winds and thick weather to port

The British steamer Norna reports : light N. E. winds and gloomy weather the whole parage.

CARGO

"The publication of this issue commenced mittees for a well-defined and responsible

BIRTHS.

At Hongkong, February 18th, the Wife of W. G. Humphreys, of a Soz.

On the 28th Doo, the Wife of Herbert A, Giles, of a Son.

On the 1st Jan, at Rotterdam, the Wife of Henry Turing, British Vice-Consul, of a Son,

MARRIAGES

position towards the Government, for feitable on the least suspicion of misyon- duot the loss of position carrying with is an appreciable degradation in the eyes of the foreign Community. Moreover, we fail to see how calling a native a "member of the consulting Committee" would dangerously increase his powers, As our contemporary says,----## Chinese residents are sa much at liberty as other residents to visit the heads of departments on official matters, and have, in fact, often On the 28th Deo,, at the Parish Church, made use of the privilege." But if so, Fulwood, by the Rev. Edmund B. Ohalmer, what great harm would be done by fix M. A., Vicar, and E. Hodler Chalmer, M.Aing the number and names of those who Incurabant of Sharrow, the father and would possess a special right of audience! brother of the bride, Edward P. Bague, of Shanghai, to Edith Emily Chalmer, of As regards the Registrar General, again, Fulwood

we totally fail to see how giving him a certain number of assistants would He would circumscribe his power. still remain the channel of all writ ten 'official communications, and he would rather rise than fall in the native eyes under such conditions. As we have said above, the arguiment would apply Were the Registrar General a man who knew nothing of Chinese, but it entirely fails at the present day. And the odd thing is that the London & China Ea press advocates the native community having some voice in the Government, - suggestion we should be very slow to make. To organize a Committee able willing to aid the Government by

On the 4th Jan., at St. Cuthbert's, Thet. ford, by the Rev. B. Houchen, Rector of Newton (uncle of the bride), assisted by the Rev. T. J. M. Townsend, Vicar of Searby, Lincolnshire (father of the bridegroom), Alfred Markham Townsend, Agent of the Hongkong and Shanghat Banking Corpora tion at Hankow, China, to Mary Alice, second daughter of John Houchen, of The Limes, Thetford, Norfolk.

DEATHS.

On the Brd Jan, at Clapham common, Rachel, the beloved wife of Daniel Bell Hanbury, aged 73.

Per Guntior, for London, 329 bales Raw THE CHINA MAIL.ation is one thing; to give natives

Silk, and 4 boxes Silk. Pleco Goods. For Continent, $28 bates Raw Silk, For India, 250 packages Silk, and 170 packages Tea.

POST OFFICE NOTIFICATIONS, MAILS WILL CLOSE-

HONGKONG, WEDNESDAY, FEB, 16, 1876,

a voice in legislation is another, and in our opinion an unadvisable step.

We are not however sorry that the Express has taken up opposing cudgels, THE London and China Express, of Ja-if it only leads to a consideration of what nuary 7th, takes us to task in a some- should be done to replace the present what ourious manner for our suggestion very unsatisfactory state of affairs. that a sort of native Consultative Com There seem to us to be only two practical míttée should be created so as to dispense alternatives either to govern the Chi- with the efficious meddling of the Tung nese without any native help at all; or Wah Hospital Committee. By mis to evail ourselves of such halp as is ob reading, which is at least curious, ittainable, without at present permitting alleges that this very Committee, whose it to overstep the boundary of suggestion powers our suggestion was intended to and representation. There may be valid abolish or at least curtail, "have a good objections to our plan, but they have deal to do" with the proposition in certainly not been brought forward in Per BELLONA, at 3.30 pm. To- question. Whence it derived this ex- the article under notice. Is it too much

morow, the 17th Inst

For NINGPO & SHANGHAL-

Per CBIN 4, at 2.80 p.m. Tomorrow,

the 17th Instant. For SHANGHAI, HANKOW, NINGPO, NAGASAKI CHEFOO, TAKU, TIENTSIN & PEKING,~ Per LOMBARDY, at 8 p.m. Tomorrow, the 17th Inst. Late Letters from 3.10 to 8:30 p.m.

For SHANGHAL--

For SHANGHAL

Per LORD OF THE ISLES, st. 3.30 p.m.

on Thursday, the 17th Inst

For SINGAPORE, SOMERSET, COOK- TOWN, CLEVELAND BAY, BOW- EN, ROCKHAMPTON, KEPPEL

traordinary idea we cannot my, but it to hope that at the next meeting of the certainly did not find it in our columns Council some member will introduce the And our contemporary will doubtless be subject? Sir Arthur Kennedy's sym both pleased and astonished to learn that pathies are known to be in favour of the the idea finds but scant favour in native fullest fairplay to the native community, circles, a few of the more advanced native and we have little doubt that a disons- BAY, BRISBANE, SYDNEY, TAS-residente alone at all supporting it. So sion would elucidate some interesting MANIA AND MELBOURNE.-- much for the (doubtless, unintentions!) statements. Por BOWEN, at 11.30 am. on Friday, mis-statement of the I. & G. Express.

the 18th Inst.

For SINGAPORE & BANGOON.-

Per BURMESE, at 2.80 p.m. on Friday,

the 18th Instant.

For COOKTOWN,—

Per NAMOA, at 11.80 am on Saturday,

the 19th inst.

For SINGAPORE AND PENANG, ma

Per CASSANDRA, at 380 p.m. on

Monday, the 21st Instant,

MAILS BY THE ENGLISH PAUKET. The English Conteset Packet GWALIOR, will be despatched with the Malls for Europe, do, on THURSDAY, the 17th Tukiant, The following will be the hours of closing

the Mail, de, -----

Wednesday, 16th Inst.

The arguments it adduces against our So much misunderstanding appears to suggestion are another matter, but are prevail respecting the status of the va equally based on a misconception of the rious Chinese vessels of war which visit present state of the Colony Had it Hongkong, that a few words on the been writing in the days of Mr Chisholm subject may be of interest. We are Anstey, they would have commanded probably within the mark if we assert some attention, In those days but one, that every Chinese gunboat whose flag - or at most two, officials in the Colony flaunts the local breeze is, as a rule, pub know anything of Chinese To it down as a "blockader." Nothing could vest a native and the natives of those be further from the truth than this con days were decidedly inferior to those of clusion, and in simple justice to the many the present time in all that goes to make Europeans now employed in the Naval intelligent citizens with the faintest service of China, the actual facts should shadow of position or authority, was to be made known. Of the native gunboats. place in his hands a certain means of now in Canton waters, three alone belong exercising a most evil influence. No to the class which has earned so unada body in fast could check him. But what viable a notoriety. Owned by the Hop a contrast to this state of affairs is pre-po, and employed in what has become sented now. We have some eight or known as the blockade of thin Taland nina officials, filling very important and Macao, the Pang-thao-hai, Shen ché posts, well versed in the language. and Chen fut (the commissions of whose Many other officials have more or less officers are lasued by that official through knowledge of the spoken dialect. Some Mr T, Marsh Brown) have conferred their lawyers or other professional men, and emcered and manned indeed in the same five or six missionaries, two or three own character upon the other vessels. several Chinese with a foreign sanoation, way, but deriving their commissions from strengthen the ranks of those able to higher sources. The second olsen of venela extra Postage tintilla

bold communication with the natives, is owned by the Viceroy of Canton. It when the Post Office Utunza But more important than ull; we have consists of the Anian, Chanto, Sultsing entirely, fla

three well conducted native papera which Ching-tring and Teing po. These vessels 11.00 A.M., Letters but Letters only) suffer no sandal to escape them and are are employed in the suppression cfpirasy

addressed to the United Kingdom Fiacreditably anatolis to exorcise their in only on the line of coast between Swa Brindisi or to Singapore may be posted guance in favour of honesty and against tow and the island of Brinen, and as un board the Facket on payment of anderhand oppression. For thesey if for such are useful aids in carrying out Treaty Late Fee of 48 cents extra postage.

P.M., Money Order Office closes,

8 2.35., Post Office closes except the Kroky

Box, which remains open all night,

MenThursday, 17th Instit

'

“AN THURSDAY, the 14th February,

1878 at Nout, the Company's 8. 5.7L Post Office opens for sale TIKST Olus STORAGE, GODOWNS, DJEMNAR, Commsidant Ttaminat, of Starops, Registry of Letters, and

on the Praya.

with MAILS; FASEENGERS, SPECIE,

Posting of all correspondende, and CARGO, will leave this Fort for the 10, Post Office closes except for late Apply to

above plhooked TAYLOR & THOMPSON,

Letters. Registry of Lettere casaOS, 10.16 A., Letters may be posted on Hongkong, November 20, 1876.

payment of a Lita Fan of 10 cents

TO LET 008 No. 5, Zetland Street

* Shipping orders will be granted till noon, DAVID SASSOON, SONS & Co. Cargo will be reveived on board until Hongkong, February 8, 1876,

"YONSIGNEES of Cargo by the above

named Vessel are hereby requested to H

send in their Bills of Lading to the Under signed for countersignature, and to take immediate delivery of their Goods

Cargo Impeding the discharge of the Fessel, will be. landed atid stored at Con Bignoes'-risk and expensa,

VOGEL, HAGEDORM & Co.,

Agents. Hongkong, December 80, 1878.

BRITISH BARK MARINA, FROM LONDON;

ONSIGNTES of Cargo by the above

named Vese are requested to send In their Billa of Lading to the Undernlchru for countersignature, and to škite imtrediate dalivery of their Goods,

Cargo Impeding the discharge of the vessel, will bo landen, and stored at Con- #igueen' risk and expense, y

ARNHOLD KARBERG & Co

Etients. Hongkong, February & 1978,

To-day's Advertisements.

NOTICE,

TO CONSIGNENS OF OPTIONAL- CARGO, EX O. §. §. CO. 5. &.. STENTOR, FROM LIVERPOOL.

|HIPPING Orders must on obtained from

20th Inst,, för shipment per 8. Bi Dlothed.

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE

the Undorten dat nobod

Hongkong, February 10, 1878.

A

T.

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9. Cargo and Spials will be registered for Londen su woli as for Misrneilles, and as- ospled in transit through Marsellles for the principal plades of Europe, the

4 ro. Spevis and Parsels until 8 F.x. On the ard February, 1876. (Parcels are ust to be sent on board they must Be left at the Agency's Ofos.)

Contenta add value pf Packages are 30: quired. dep

For further particulars, apply at the MODE CHAMPEAUX Hongkong. February 16, 1876,

SHIPPING

ARRIVALS!

Fab, 18, Lombardy, Brit. aleamer, 1988, fe96 | Grillion, Bombay Jan. 25. Galle 80, Penang

FM, O SUKHOA T Mels and General FRAO.C. kadua lapan

0 10GEES, DENTAL, BUB. GEON, NO 7, ARBUTANOZ RO, will be absent at Vantaa fog a ter days from the 28th Instan6.]] Mongkong, Tabkuary 16, 1678

Feb. 15, Oceans, British Helmer, 6849, H. Parnell, Ban Babelegg Jan 18 and Kokočne. Pob. 16, Mülls and General,**

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no other reasons, the objections urged by agreements. The three former are the London and China Express have but ofloured by Englishmen, who obtain little weight.

Our bontemporary says (—

their commissions through H. M. Consul

at Canton; the two latter by Frenchmen The proposat looks plausible enough, but who obtain theirs through the French we do not hesitate to say that it will be a Consul at the same port. In either case grave error for the Government to accede to they are employed on work which is any much proposition so that which is mados

11,80 A., Posting on Board desKOR.

ALFRED LISTER:

Portmaner General, General Port Office, Hongkong, Feb, 1876. MAILS BY THE FRENOйt Packet. The French Contract Facket DJEMAAH

will be despatched on THURSDAY In order to estimats its bearing, is Kosor perfectly legitimate and should be moral. the 14th Instant, with Mails to and lately necessary to consider the nature of ly supported by the foreign community, through the United Kingdoma via Chinese social and administrative institus A third class, whose duties are even Maravillka ; to Europe, Balgun, Bla- tions, and to some extent also the character you more removed from the sphere of ad- gapore, Gale, Atisttalla, New Sex. and hebits of Chinese who are invested with versḥ foreign criticism, is that comprising

Andy Adell Seychelles, Beunion, official powers and when these are born in the Lugeng Bet-hoo and Kut-neinge Mauritib, Sea And Alexandria buind there can be no doubt as to the danger These vessels belong to the Imperial

ALFRED LISTER bus Shapanter of the arrangement proposed.

*** Postmarker General, General Post Office, Hongkong, Februszy 10, 1878,

It would amount to licensing & etiain nume Maritime Customs, and their ofbers re- ber of the native residents to exercide as me olive their commissions from the Foreign 2-124 | defined) Meble controlled and pastely lerini Junpretente at Reking Their done

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are to protect the employds while new | day or two, where they will await the arrival lighthouses are being built, and at other of Mr Forrset, IL. B. M.'s Consul elect for times to cruiza up and down the Coast the new port. It is understood that the Con to visit and inspect the lighthouses and see that they are in proper order. The splar And Customs staff will be conveyed to Hainan by the Ling Feng, which is now three classes are therefore,-

1. Blockaders,

nearly ready for gen.”

3 vessels.. 2. Anti-pirate craisers, 5 versela. 3. Lighthouse protectors, 3 vessels.

THE CHINA MAIL.

hal; 8, Taku, for Shanghal; 0, Kwang Tang, for Hongkong; 11, Yung Ching, for Hongkong.

Shipping in Port Charlie Palmer, Midge, Marie Heydora, Chun Sheng, opglas,

* Pelios Intelligence. (Before the Hon. CO. May,) 18th February, 1876.

·BURGLARY.

Wong Ashin, * odolio, was charged with brosking into the house of a Chinese rent collector residing at Bhek-tong-tain. The prisoner was opinmitted for trial.

WANKING,

(Courier Correspondent.)

February 3rd, 1876. The great event, of course, since my last, has been the incoming of the New Year: in honour of which business has been suspended, and the industrious Chinaman is taking his annual holiday. All on the street are wall dressed, and each one is wishing his neigh- hour wealth and happiness, two things, by the bye, rather scarce in this flowery king- dom. The weather has been very severe

British abip Sir William Wallace, 968 tons, Iloilo to New York, private.

Italian barque Alfredo, 909 tons, Hoilo to New York, private.

American barque William H. Bese, 1025 tons, Manila to San Francisco, private.

British barque Liberator, 690 · tons, Manila to San Francisco, privata.

British barque Spirit of the Age, 347 tons, to Melbourne and Sydney, £778 in tull, 30 lay days.

British ste-mer Crocus, 986. tons, to Ban Francisco, (Monthly Charter), private.

German barque Centaur, 468 toms, to Portland, Oregon), private,

American barque Garibaldi, 670 tonë, ta

(London and China Experis.) It is announced from Hong Kong that Vice-Admiral Byder, Commander-in-Chief Ar inquest was held this afternoon (16) by in China, has promoted his flag-lieutenant, And of those three there can be little Mr Russell, coroner, at the Government Mr. Adolphus F. St. Clair, to the rank of doubt which finds most favour in Hong Civil Hospital, on the body of one Thos. commander, into the vacancy caused by the Delphe, a Frenal cook at the Oriental since the last day of the old year. On that lamented death of Commander Grosvenor Hotel, was summoned by Leung Cheuk day the snow fell to a depth of three inches, kong. We may add that the Chinese, Government vessels at Shanghai, Tien- Towning, seaman on board the S. 8. Stopford. Lieutenant St. Clair's seniority Pow, a shroff at the Hongkong Hotel for and the hard frost which followed kept it on The complainant presented the ground for more than a week, to the great tain and Foochow are entirely, officered, Penedo, The deceased complained of slight dates from 1870, and it appears that the an assault by Chinese, Europeans being employed diness yesterday evening and died suddenly Admiralty have declined to confirm the two bills to the defendant for payment, disgust of showmen, tumblers and quak like. Portland, (Oregon), private.

German 3m son. Louisa, 245 tons, to appointment, Commander H. N. Hippesley and he only paid $2, leaving $4 still due. The Governor-General still holds out in his only as instructora. It will thus be this morning. As the vessel was leaving having been this week gazetted tothe command He took the hills Into his hands and was war against the opium dens, and all the Haiphong and back, private.

German barque Beethoven, 840 tons, seen that our

the submission to

for Bangkok (in fact she had already left of the Hornet. By a circular issued this going away with them, when the complain-natives of whom I have enquired agree in blockade system is entirely s matter of choice, the force employed.. being. but returned to port on account of this year their lordships abolished all haul-down ant asked him to return them, taking hold ; asserting positively that there is not one Bangkok to Sourabaya, (inside the Bar), promotions and death-Taganay promotions of his hand at the same time. The dafen- opinm shop open in the entire city. It is to 273 cents per picul; (outside the Bar), 22 neither so extensive nor effective as pocurrence), and as the doctor had not had from that date, all commander-in-chiefs with dant, who was about going upstairs, be hoped he will be able to hold on in this cents per picul, 85 lay days. -

British barque Kate Water, 580 ton is usually supposed. The commanders time to make a post mortem examination, their flags flying at the date of the circular turned round and struck the complainant course, though it is said that the fifty thou-

to be exempt. This small remnant of on the cheek and nose, drawing blood. sand oplum amokers living within the walls Saigon to Sourabaya, 24 cents per ploul, 30 of the vessels carrying it out are able the enquiry was adjourned until the patronage has therefore been taken away The defendant admitted that he struck the are not very patient under their heavy aflio- lay days; and Bangkok to Hongkong men and personally popular; but of steamer's return. The following Jury was from flag-officers.

complainant because he caught hold of him tions. Many military mandarins have been (Timber), 83,100 in full, 50 lay days, ann bambooed for grumbling, but theory is still French barque, Anis Mineure, 881 tons, The Sheldrake, 4, sorew composite gunboat, by the shirt and tore it. Fined $5. course some portion of the evil repute

Lieut.-Commander J. D. Haye, which was

they grumble. The next step is, so it Baigon to Sourabaya, 25 cents per pioul, attaching to their duty attaches to them- empanelled: Mears J. J. Turner, Staci

BALLING HAMAHU.is rumoured, to allow opium to be 20 lay days. selves, and will continue to do so until and W. P. Moore. It is believed the decommissioned last month, for service on the

China station, left Plymouth Sound on the · Ll Alsung, misster of the Treung Shing bought at only one place, and there at British steamer Cheops, 984 tong, Balgon they are withdrawn from a service which cossed died of heart disease.

3rd inst. She will call at Gibraltar and chandler's shop, No. 32, High Street, was an exorbitant price. I have been repeated-to Sourabaya, 32 cents per pioul, 14 lay is inflicting serious damage on the trade of the Colony. We fancy that the state-Tha sase of Whittall and anothert Benecke, Malta, and proceed through the Suez Canal. charged with selling samaha withoutly asked by men on the streets if I could days.

British steamer Consolation, 768 tons, to: A Parliamentary Paper has been published, ilcense. The defendant said he intended help them to overcome the habit, or if I had ment we have above given might form a useful supplement to the despatches Bouchny & Co., has been at last brought to showing the changes and alterations which to take ont s license. He had been to the any medicine which would cure them; to all Singapore, $2,800 in full; and Saigon to

Au elaborate judgment have been made in the Consular Service since Registrar General twice, once with a peti: of which I replied that the only effective Hongkong, 20 cents per pioul

British steamer Artatoon Aepar, 959 forwarded to Earl Carnarvon by the out a termination.

which we hope shortly to publish in extenso January 1, 1872. The following are the tion on Tuesday last, when he was directed way is to gradually reduce the quantity, and

ports in the Far East which have been to attend on Saturday last. He did so at the same time live well. But probably tonn, Saigon to Hongkong, 16 oanta par going mail,

was delivered by both Sir John Smale and increased in pay and allowances to Consule, with his securities, but a Chinese clerk they will think, like Naaraan of old, that pioul, Blay days. Mr Justice Snowden to-day. The Court namely, Saigon, Manila, Sual, and lo llo, sent him sway, saying he had no time then, that is far too simple, and spend their money and the ports abolished are those of Vice and that he was to come again yesterday. A in the purchase of some quank medicine, to declares that the sight impeached deeds Consul at Manila and Saal. It may be shop-coole was then sent to the office with be taken on some lucky day, at the full of are fraudulent preferences, and that they remembered that the former post was for the view of getting the Hoense, but mean the moon, or some other time. I notice in A reference from the China Mail, giving a novel plan that time was in the service of the Municipal and he therefore dealstedi. are void as against the plaintiffs, the trussome time bald by Mr. Spencer, who before time the shop was visited by the Police, the Daily Newss of the 19th ulto, an extract tees under the trust deed of April 19th, Council at Shanghai. The result of the above was then made to the Registrar General, to adopted by the new Viceroy of the two

British barque Cito, 218 tona, Keelung 1876, and that all the eight deeds and the named return is a gross increase of 220,405, ascertain the truth or otherwise of the de Klang of putting down immorality that of

plied to the effect that the defendant's thoroughfares and allowing the entrances to Hongkong, $2 per ton of 20 cwt., 14 lấy! title deeds relating to the several pro- dorease of £17,095, or net increase fendant's allegations Me Tonnochy te removing all disreputable housse to the main

applloatlon had bean forwarded to the thereto to be only three feet by one. The days. parties must be givan up to the plaintiffs.

Colonial Secretary's office on the 11th, but Mail is generally correct in its information British barque Cito, 216 tons, Whampes No conta.

had not yet been returned.as granted. on native matters, bat this time is the excepto Tientsin, and back to Hongkong via The defendant had been distinctly told tion, as, although talked about, it has not Newchwang, 50 cents per pioul, 30 lay daya. that he was not to sell any liquor until he been as yet adopted. Should it be, it would put some of the corpulent, fur-robed, and satinbooted gentry to considerable trouble to obtained ble license. Fined $10,

.get in.

THE SPIRIT OF THE MORNING

PRESS,

to

The question of costs formed the subject of discussion, Mr Hayllar contending that their Lordships' decision 'was exactly the

THE Press remarks that foreign improve ments can hardly be expected to be introduced into China without soms opposition from the natives. Railways especially have always been regarded with aversion. Though the Chinese have no practical acquaintance with the iron road, they have heard sufficient con. berning it to be aware that it is a potent in- strument in the work of opening up a coun- try to trails and an effective channel for dif- fusing liberal and enlightened ideas. This is a verdict of the jury, and the rule was that costs should follow judgment, is axaatly what Chinese officials do not want. They have no wish for the spread of Wes- This was no doubt, at he had said before, tern ideas through the country, and dread a great hardship on the defendants, but the the influense which extended intercourse claim being for trust money, the question with foreigners might have upon the masses of hardship should not be taken into con of the people." They also view railroads as sideration. Sir John Smale observed that profitable to foreign constructore only. Still, when we remember the equally stupid afguments used in Great Britain against the railway when first introduced there, we shall not be indisposed to make allowances for the prejudices existing against them in China. The Press notes the case in which a native landowner at Wusung sold some ground to the Railway Company for which he has been flogged to death. It expresses a hope that the enso will be taken up by the British Consul, and that punishment will overtake the officials concerned.

THE HONGKONG NATIVE PRESS.

The Chinese Mail gives a translation of the correspondence on the Blockade ques

tion by the Chamber of Commerce.

The Chung Ngoi San Po (the Chinese issue of the Daily Press) commenting on the remark of the Queen of England, that England should join with Germany, Prue sia and Austria in dictating reforms to Turkey, says England should not do so, and adduces two reasons. First, the three powers bave formed an alliance with the object of injuring England ultimately. Secondly, she should not give her assistance unsought.

The Universal Circulating Herald com ments on the Turkish reform question. It says if Turkey becomes the territory of Russia, the latter will have the whole of mand of the Black Sea. If such an even- tuality is consummated, Rusala will be ti most powerful country in Europe. There fore, the protection afforded to Turkey by Germany and Austria is given from motives of self-preservation.

LOUAL AND GENERAL.

THE furniture sale at "Idlewild" will take place on Monday, 28th,

Tus British ship Weymouth (Hunt) arrived

at San Francisco on Jan, 18, after a passage of 95 days from Hongkong.

We are informed by the Agouts that the 8. 8. Diomed left Singapore for this port

of £3,810.

We understand (the Army and Naty Gazette aaya) that extensive orders have been received by private firms in England, through agents of the Chinese Imperial Government, for detached portions of Martini-Henry rifles for transmission to the East with as little. in the rough, which are to be made ready delay as possible. They will be "assembled" and finished in the various arsenals belonging

ASSAULT.

Two Chinesa Lokonge, stationed at to China, to which we adverted in our columns Whitfeild Station, were summoned for a short time since. We have reason for assaulting a blacksmith, and were Aned believing, moreover, that itis in contemplation $5 and $1 respectively. and larger number of these, weapons of by the Celestial authorities to obtain a further precision in a similar manner

DRUNŽENNESS.

if this had been a bankruptcy case, he knewsurance Co. at Hong Kong has been trans-bire for being drunk at Gibb's Whart.

where the costs would have come from. They would have had to come out of the estate, but this was an equity case. He asked if he was to reserve the question. The A. G. urged the great hardship on the defendants, who should, in addition to the loss of their £20,000, be made to pay costs. His Lordship thought it a hard caso too. Finally Mr Hayllar was satisfied that there should be no order made as to costs at present, as the case would have probably to be decided by a higher Court.

Mr Hayllar, Q.0., and Mr Handley, in structed by Messrs Caldwell and Brereton, appeared for the plaintiffs. The Attorney Genearal, the Hon. Mr Bramaton, and Mr Kingsmill, instructed by Messis Sharp, Toller and Johnson, appeared for the defendants.

THE English Mail was not landed last evening till 7.45, three hours after it was signalled The American Mail, although, signalled nearly an hour and a half Ister, was ashore first. Neither steamer brings us very much that is new or strange. There are no later telegrams concerning the Priape's movements in India than those we have already published.

From our San Francisco exchanges, we note one or two items :----

The agency of the Marebante Marine In-

Mr Arthur Smith and Mr Thomas Pike ferred to Messrs. Douglas, Lapraik and Co. have established themselves at 34, Fenchurch Co., in connection with Mesars. Birley and street, under the style of Birley, Smith, and Co., Chinn

Sheik Futtoo, fireman 8.8. Gwalior, was fined 50 cents and to pay 10 cents for chair

Sheik Abdoolah, a fireman unemployed, was fined $2 for a similar offence. He was chasing people about the streets

DISEASED POBE

Two Chinsmen were brought up for Alexander Alisoh, late of China, son- sending pig sick with mesales to the Adential clerk to Moaars. Alfred Beider-Slaughter House to be slaughtered. It was mana and Co., stockbrokers, of Angel-court, brought there about seven o'clock, and died has been charged at the Guildhall before Sir about half an hour after arrival. The let Thomas. White with embezzling between defendant said he bought the pig of the 2nd ers. Evidence was given respecting two or £4,000 and £6,000 belonging to his employ-Fined $25 each, three cases of misappropriation of money, and the onsed was remanded.

At Marseilles on the 6th a fire broke out on board the Messagories Maritimes steamer Hoogly, of the China line. Several engines were set to work to subdue the flames, which were only got under by submerging the fore part of the vessel in Port Joliette. Eight of the crow were nearly suffocated, but their lives have been saved by medioal aid. No

one was killed.

The fine steamship Cândia, 320 by 401 by 261, and 2,050 tons gross, lately one of the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company's mail steamers, having just been thoroughly overhauled and refitted for the China tea trade by Messrs. James Howden and Co,,, besides being re-engined by that firm with their compound engines of 800 nominal horse power, capable of working to 1,500-horse power, had a trial of her new machinery on the 1st inst. The rosnite obtained were of the most satisfactory kind. The Candia is also so arranged that she can be fitted as a transport or troop ship on very short notice. She has already been employ by the Government in that capacity, having boen chartered to carry the troops during the Ashantee waz,'

There will be a fair shipment of treasure The following officers, whose last term of by the China steamer. Up to the present service was on the China station, have received about $150,000 has been placed aboard, in-appointments as under:Captain F. C. B. cluding $68,400 in fine Silver by the Hong-Kobinson (in the Princess Charlotte, from kong and Shanghai Banking Incorporation, 1870 to 1871) to the Opal, 14, screw corvette, and $50,000 by the Bank of California, of Sheerness: Lieutenant H. H. H. Brooke (in which $22,000 is in fine Silver, and the re- mainder in Trade Dollars,

The steamer Great Republic, which has been lying idle in port since October 17th, will be again placed in the China serviss, to

ail hence February 1st.

KIUKKANG.

(Courier. Correspondent.)

French steamer Gun

971 tony to Manila and back, 83,000 in full.

German barque Cap Horn, 401 tons, Rajang to Hongkong, (Timber), $10 per on to

British barque Naworth Castle, 851 tons,

Keelung to Hongkong, 82 per ton of 20 awt., 15 lay days, 2008

German barque Anna, 347 tons, Wham- poa to Chefoo, and back to Hongkong vid Newchwang, 973 cents per pioul, dỡ isy days.

British 8m. sch. Lochiel, 216 tons, Whampoa to Tientsin, and back to Wham poa via Newchwang, 68 cents per pioul, 35' lay days.

oredit, 607 Old Fatna, csak...

credit

1st February 1876. I send you a few scraps of news to-day, i

Quotations indeed they can be called news; but nearly all the members of the community have been Honexoxe, Feb. 16, 1870. shooting down the river, and considering the | OPIUM,--New Patna, cash,;, 602) bad weather, I have heard that the sport all round his been very fair. It was showing very hard for three days, and now it rains hard for a change. H.ß. Hornet, is here, and we are glad to say that she is going to make a long stay. The river has not been so low for several years before, and at the moment I am writing the Paniak and Fung- hun are ashore on the bar at Oliphant Island, and the Fychowe waiting on the other side of the bar, not having enough

"

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11

269

New Benares, cash, 587)

credit, 572

Old Benares, cash,

credit,

New "Malwa, cash, 585 credit, 600

»

Allowance Taels, 4n8" Old Malwa, cash, 590 credit, 596 Allowance Taela, ́ 4'a 16 CAMPHOR

14 a 15 QUICKSILVER, ... ... 91 SALTPETRE,

tá 6 a 54

K

water to cross. For some time the steamers were obliged to tranship their cargoes both Two other Chinamen ware brought up at Oliphant and Hunter. Islands. We are for a similar offenge. The difference in busily engaged in putting a stone facing to this case was the fact that the pigs were sp the bund instead of the old wooden one that parently well when brought to the Slaughter was always under repair the intention is to House, but they were discovered to be ill raise the band four inches too, so as to avoid with measles about nine hours after. Mr the previous years' flooding. This morning May remanded the case, in order that ena quantity of crackers were fired in front of Baok, 6 months' sight, one quiries might be made as to whether pigs the Custom house, and on enquiry it was found New Year's opportunity to salute for wish a were Hable to sudden eruptions of this that it was the Tao-tai, who had taken the

happy New Year to) the foreign residents.

kind.

Ching.

FOOCHOW.

(Poochow Herald.)

We regret to state that the proposed Spring Race Meeting has been unavoidably abandoned, owing to the Tartar General's refusal to lend the ground to the Club,

We understand that a piratical craft has been seen in the neighborhood of this port, duzing the last few days, and that her pro- sence is causing some anxiety to the district authorities. H. B. M.'s gunboat Midgs is, we believe, going out in quest of her.

COMMERCIAL

Feb. 16, 1876. Throughout the closing fortnight a lan- guid feeling prevailed in the market for Bengal Opium, excepting on two occasions

when an active demand existed for Patna, and the holders of the drug, as might be expected, freely availed themselves of the opportunity of effecting sales. The unusual circumstance of no new drug having come forward by the direct steamets of the month, has, however, made the native dealers to operate with a reserve, and the call for the drug has been accordingly Later advices from Faking state that Ting governed by the extent of the Botual re- A-cheong's acceptance of office as Futai, or quirements for the consuming towns, Un- Governor, of this Province, is insisted upon. der such a state of things, the rate for the His Excellency will accordingly, we under-drug may be said to have been well main. tained; and the more favorable rates of stand, assume the seals in a few days.

exchange appear to have in a messure aided the importers in not pressing sales at the time of the departure of the Indian packets. To-day's rate is $602)

The local authorities may be compliment the Cadmus, from 1870 to 1873) to the ed on having at least one public work of att Excellent, gunnery-ship at Portsmouth; lity in hand. An effort is being made to Lieutenants J. 8. Muggeridge and C. Ewiden the northern approach to the Long Beynard (in the Kestrel, in 1875) to the Bridge, with a view to relieving the great Kestrel, 4, guz-vessel (re-appointments); press of traffic at that point. Navigating-Lieutenant H. J. Deakrell (in the Salamis, from 1874 to 18716) to the Frolic, 4, gun-vessel; Mr C. O. Weeks, engineer

Exchange.

***

3/111

Credit 6 months and 4

Bombay, demand, ... 2264 On Calcutta, Bank demand,...A 226) ,,Shanghai, demand, **** 72 .: 73 Shangbal, 30 days' sight, Bar Silver, 17, dwis, B.,- Sycee, Mexicans, Gold Leaf, English Sovereigns, Australian Sovereigns, Discount,...

***

SA

..

25.65

5.05

6.06.

6a8

Shares. Hongkong Bank, 7 per cent. prem. H.K. Fize Ins. Co., $550 China Fire Ina. Oo, $145 Victoria Fire Ins. Co., $70 H.K. & W. Dook Co., 58% die. China Traders' Ins. Co., $1525 Union Ins. Society of Canton, $600 Chinese Insurance Co., $220 North China Ins. Co., Tls. 850 O. & J. Marine Ins. Co., Tha. 107 Yangiaze Inn. Asociation, Tha. 605 EE. G. & M. 8.-best Co., & dis. Union 8. Navigation Co., Tis, dom Shanghai Steam N. Oo., Tla. 78 Hongkong Hotel Co., 365 dia Chinese Imperial Loan, 4104.

The local demand for Benares has been unimportant, and with a good supply at the Coast ports, the market for the drug is beavy at the present quotation of $867)

The receipts for the month, so far, aggre (Taken We are informed that preacher of the gate 3,575 chests, against 8,250 sheats to the in the Salamis from 1878 to 1874), to the English Church Mission who rented a build corresponding date last year. During the Boadicea, 16, corvette, fitting out at Porte-ing in Yen-ping, for temporary ridende, fortnight some 760 ghente have been taken month; Mr. A. H. Benfrey, Arst-class about the time the American Methodist by the local comsumers, against 350 chests assistant engineer (in the Hornet, from 1873 Chapel was destroyed by a mob, has been at the corresponding fortnight last year. to 1875), to the desistance, troopship, at driven out, with his family, the have found This, with the exportations, leaves a stook Fortemouth; Dr W. R. Bennett, staff surgeon refuge for the time at one of the Methodiet computed as 2,700 chests, against 3,200 (in the Princess Charlotts, from 1873 to Chapels further down the river. The mob fehests asme time last year. Of this quan the town. The Egyptian Commandant 1874), to the distance Mr. A. Thompson, seem to be still rampant, and are threatobe Hity last year 650 Chests were Benares, of sent an apology to the Consul an hour paymaster (in the Iron Daise, from 1870 to ing to drive Christianity from the Prefecture which kind the present stock comprises 1,000 before the notice of bombardment 1876), to the Unicorn, drill-ship at Dundes; entirely. The flags inscribed,

sheets.

London, Jan. 12.-It is reported that when the Egyptians lately accupied the town of Braya, belonging to the Sultan of Zanzi bar, Mr. Kirk, British Conatil, who went to seek an explanation was obstructed in enter ing the town by Egyptian troops. Their conmmander refused to apologize for the insult Mr Kirk acordingly threatened to order the British man-of-war Thetis to bonbard

pired. The Thetis had taken up her position Mr. F. Rickard, boatswain (in the Rinaldo, Expal and Destroy the Foreign Bile- and was cleared for action. Consul Kirk from 1870 to 1874), to the Crocodile, Indian

after receiving sa apology at Brava, obliged

to-day, the 16th instant.

ADMIRAL RYDER arrived from Manila fuo H. M. S. Villant to day. His flag-ship, Audacious, vas hourly expected at Mantis when the Figilant left that port.

1878, says

troopship Mr. F. Standish, boatswain (in barlans, are still flying, and vile placards Messe HEINEMANN & Co.'s Freight Oir. the Iron Duke, from 1873 to 1878), to the against foreigners still adorn the walls of the cular, for the Mail of Thursday, 17th Feb. Valiant coastguard ship in the Hiver city Meanwhile, the native offatale content Shannon; Mr G Davis, carpenter (in the themselves with writing dilstory and lying Zebra, from 1871 to 1873), to the Emerald, despatches; and are undoubtedly laying

up more trouble for the future, corrette, building at Pembroke.

CHINABANE,

Temperature.

Bokakord, Feb, 16, 1878. at Masara, Falconer & Co.'s Premises,

Queen's Road.)

Do..

47.217.

Do. Maximum, Do, Minin. over BAROMETER,-)

Do

Shipping Intelligence,

HOME SHIPPING,

Γ

68

03

58

50,120

90.020

The following is given in the London

China Express, dated January 7 ¡--

DEPARTURES.

Ded. 28, Dautohland, from Hamburg to

Hongkong. Dec, 80, Diomed (str.), from Liverpool te

Shanghai.

The freight market during the past fort- night has been more active, and a fal busloess has been done both homewards and coastwise, although rates show very little improvements 8

Homeward demand has been chiefly from Dec, 81, Balted Will, from London to

Hongkong during the ass shree weeks balosis in ed. Frond Canton waters only one settle Jan, 1 Oxfordshire (str.), from London to

Mears Spencer and Wolar report that the Philippines, and more tounge is wante Cotton Goods has been depended. The ment is reported, and there is no further country dealers left the port before the New enquirs at prosent

China and Japan Year holidays, and Hot having Feturned our goal wise, the principal business has bren Jan, 1, Madagascar, from Cardiff to Hong

kong.

the Commandant to repeat it before the prin cipal chiefs of the town, and informed him that he would be held responsible for any -treataient of inhabitants of pillage by his New York, Jan 11 The hostilities bes

Captain O. 8. Williams, R.MA, has been tween the Pacifle Mail Company and the appointed Gunnery Instructor to the Royal Fandma Hailroad Company aes again the Marine Artillery, vice Dravet Major Brydgen, talk of the street. The Panama Hailroad whose period of staff service has expired Company threatens to evade the injunction He will be succeeded as Reoruiting Officer in which is in force by running an opposition the London district by Captain Brough Tax Himalaya, with H. M.'s 80th Bagh steamboat line as an individual enterprises to RMLI, who recently returned Louis on board, steamed away from her anchorage with Commodore Garrison to manage it. The with the battalion of Hoyal-Marines from | market dannut yet be donkidered us fairly i dotie for Saigon, while Bangkok remaina

Padife Mail Company threaten to make dr Japan rangements with the proprietors of the Costa Kich Railroad enterprise unless the Fanate people desist. The Pacido Mail officials state that they can save one hundred miles by using the Costa Rica soade entire line they claim, can be completed within six

at 8.45 a.m. to-day, the Band on board playing the favourite farewell alis,

months.

Lieutenant Collingwood Fenwick, who has goue out to Uhing in the Jung, has only been appointed in order that he may complete his time, one year, necessary to qualify him for gunnery lieutenant. He will therefore, be home again at the end of 1878.

kong.

"LOADING FOR CRIKA AND JAFAN FORTY,

41 Zandon. ---Steamers via Mosh Candle Orabia,

Hankow Flintshire.

Glenoarhi

opened. We hear of few thanations with neglected. For the Notch a few settlements Jan. 7, Glenoroby (str.), from Londen in local traders in Silbe Grey Shirtings have taken place at alightly improved rates. Shanghai. ootations, the The Bridik ship Birker, 1008 tona, left Jan. 7, Faps, from Liverpool to Hauge quotations. builders ha med over for Raugbon, and the British bark Juan No. 4 of. Woller's Bimonthly, besides the

ported among the unite merchant Many orders from home. The British bark quietly, and my terrortant fallures and me. B. Farson, 607 tons, for Singapore under Usual amount of good humoured local jokes,

banks having lost heselir during the past 14. Young, 845 tons, left for Saigon, "sesk- Captain C. H. Brooke, of the 16th Regis year, several have closed, and as the log The Britib bark Coldstream proceede Bontains a report of the Amoy Races. Mont

ment, sesumed his new duties at Shornaliña | facilities for speculation will thus be con- to Alugapore, ** seeking, "The Italian bark of his fun bears, either upon the Racer or the Means Huban & Co's Weekly Shipping on the lat insty on return home from Hong siderably curated business during the Bianca Ferdica, 680 tons, left for Bangkok recent visit of the Hongkong Cricket team. Report, Pagoda Anchorage, 12th Feb., kong,

present year seems likely to be conducted on sa load Taalseed for Ma-mollles ander home The town, 8, sloop, 1,048 tons, 464-hères a more solid basis --Sandahrood | Common charter Woffer has much improved in appearance. 1876 -

power, which is fitting out at Chatham Dook quality, of which the stocks mainly connlat Arrivals During the Week-Feb 6, yard as a lurveying vessel for the China is telling at T 816 8.60 and to 81 readely regatorion 20,829 tone)

lah disengaged tonnage in port amounts SEVERAL member of the Foreign branch Kwang Tutig, com Houging Chun Beas, le now nearly completed. She has been a small parcel of fans wood ba found buyers of the Imperial Maritime Customs staff Shen, from Hongkong 1 Douglas, froid in hand many months, but it was found at The 5.63

la Oulunty The following are the settlement

Brithh White Barali Nicholson, 989 tool, arrived in the steamas Deliglas to-day, from), aug. Ching, from Bung necessary to replace many of her timbers, The marked in very recalls, bet may be

owing to their very decayed state the quoted as weak, at The 4134 340 per cleat Wbampos to Loudem, Private Swalow, a route for the port of Jungshow, Depariates During the Weak, Bob, 6 mart of the veel have been put up and the for bas, drug, Aung They will pressed to Canton in a Tesso, for Hongtong Leging for Shank Fissing to bring communende

** Belajah bargco Marian, daß teen, Cebu

Forward Ho. Unding,

Bailing Farms,

Evelyn

Paul Marin

KAROW At Liverpool, Patrocins (str.) Onwardi

Bani

- Candie (sir,)

41 @jargowe

1.

STEAM FOR

Bingapore, Penang, Point de Galle, Aden, Suez, Maita, Brindisi, Ancona, Venice, Mediter. ranean Forts, Southampton and-London;

A180,

Bombay, Madras, Caloutta and Australia.

SAHE PANINSULAR AND ORIENTAL ŠTRAM

Insurances.

QUEEN FIRE INSURANCE...

COMPANY.

THE Undersigned are prepared to grant THE

Folloles against Zire to the extent of $45,000 on Buildings, or on Goods, stored therein, at current local rates, subjent to s Discount of 20% on the Premia

EDWARD NORTON & Co.,

Hongkong, January 1, 1874.

LANG-TSZE INSURANCE ASSOCIA. TION OF SHANGHAI,

CARITAL AND SVAELUS;: 800,000:TABLE:

POLTONS, granted on Marine Bike to

all parts of the world at current rates Tall Association will, until further no NAVIGATION COMPANY'S Steam-ship tice, provide out of the earnings, first for GWALIOR, Captain J. C.. BaBox, with Her an. Interest Dividend of 15 to Share Majesty's falls, Passengers, Specie, and holders on Capital, and thereafter, distri Cargo, will leave this for the above places, buted among Polley holders, annually, in on THURSDAY, the 17th Instant, atah, ALL the Profits of the Underwriting Noon,

CARGO will be reoefved on board until Business pro rata to amount of premium

contributed.

RUSSELL & Co

Agents. Hongkong, July 9, 1872.

Noon; SPECIE and PAROELS. at the Offics until 2 P.M. on the 16th Idem.

For particulars regarding Freight and Passage, apply at the P. & 0.-8. N. 064 Office, Hongkong.

CONTENTS AND VALUH OF PACKAGES

'AEN REQUIRED,

▲ written declaration of the Contents and Value of the Packages for the Overland Route la required by the Egyptian Government, and must be delivered by the Shippers to the Com pany's Agents with the Bill of Lading, or with Paresis, and the Company do not hold themasiess responsible for any detention or prejudice which may happen from incorrect. ness on such declaration.

Shippers are particularly requested to note the terms and conditions of the Company's “Blath Billïof Lading.

THE P. 40. 8. K. Co, reserve the aption of forwarding all Goops ship. pod by their Steamers for Europe through Egypt, either by Rail, or by Qanal in their own Steamers, or in vessels employed for the purpose,

A. MoIVER, Superintendent, P. & O. 8. N. Co.'s Office,

fel?

Hongkong, February 4, 1876. Occidental & Oriental Steam- Ship Company.

TAKING THROUGH CARGO AND PASSENGERS FOR THE UNITED STATES AND EUROPE,

CENTRAL ani

UNION PACIFIC AND CONNECTING 'RAILROAD COMPANIES

AND

ATLANTIC STEAMERS.

THE 8. & OCEANIC" will be des

patched for San Francisco, via Yoko hama, ca WEDNESDAY, the 1st March, at 9 p.m., taking Cargo and Passengers for Japan, the United States and Europe.

Connection is made at Yokohama,”with Steamers from Shanghai-

Freight will be received on Board until p.m. of 29th instant. Parcel Packages will be resolved at the Office until 5 p.m. same day: all Parcel Packages should be- marked to address in full; value of same is required.

Return Passage Tickets available for 8 months are issued at a reduction of 20 per sant, on regular rates.

For further information as to Freight or Passage, apply to the Agency of the Company, Praya West,

G. B. EMORY, Acting Agent.

Hongkong, February 8, 1876.

U. 6. MAIL LINE.

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP

COMPANY.

mpi

THROUGH Tó NEW YORK, VIA OVERLAND RAILWAYS, AND TOVORING AT YOKOHAMA, and San FrancISCO,

THE S. 8. “GREAT REPUBLIC” will leave Bougkong for San Francisco, Fla Yokohama, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th March, 1876, at 33.x., taking Passengers, and Freight, for Japan, the United States, and Europe.

Through Passenger Tickets and Bills of Lading are issued for transportation to Yokohama and other Japan Portaj to Ban

$

LANCASHIRE INSURANCE

COMPANY.

(FIRE AND LIFE).

CAPITAL-TWO MILLIONE SEHRLING,

19%

THE CHINA MAIL.

Insurances.

THE SOUTH AUSTRALIAN INSUR ANCE, COMPANY, ADELAIDE

Uspiratyvistä: 500,000.

Intimations.

IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE REDUC TION OF THE PRICE OF THE "SHANGHAI COURIER. AND

OHINA GAZETTE,"

9 TEX

HỌNGKONG MARKET PRICKS. Corrected to Saturday, Feb, 12, 1876 At 1000 Onah pár Dollar Magicas,

HE Undersigned, having been appointed Agents for the above Company In Hongkong, China and Japan, are prepared to face Policies of Marine Insuranos, payable in Australia, London, Caloutta, Hombay, Mauriilus, China and Japan at | MAY BE CONFIDENTLY ANTIQIPATED, TER entrent rates.

OHRAFEST DAILY PAPER IN CHINA Beef, sirloin and prim

and as a large...

MA ADAMSON, BELL & Co. Hongkong, September 6, 1875,

VICTORIA FIRE INFURANOS COM-

PANY OF HONGKONG LIMITED,

IN LIQUIDATION.

NOTICE

ALL Persona holding Warrants against

unclaimed Dividends, Interest, or Bonning are requested to present same for payment at the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank before the las April, 1876, otherwise thela claims will not be recognised.

ADOLF ANDRE

F. D. SASSOON,

Liquidators.

apl

Hongkong, December 20, 1875.

THE BOOTTISH IMPERIAL

| INSURANCE CO.

Undersigned and prepared to grant HE Undersigned having been appointed T Pororas against the Risk of FIEbi on

- Agent, in Hongkong, for the above- Buildings or on Goods stored theselu, annamed: Company, is prepared to grant, Coals in Matshade, on Goods on board Fölldes against Fire, on Buildings and on Vessels, and on Hulls of Voula in Hay Goods to the extent of $10,000, at the bouz, at the usual Terms and Conditions. usual rates, subject to an immediate die-

Proposals for Life Auranoes will be recount of 20 % estved, and transmitted to the Directors Attention is invited to a considerable for their decidon..

reduction in Premia for Life Insurance in. China.

If required, protection will be granted on frst class Lives up to £1000 on Bingle: Life.

For Rates of Fremiums, forms of pro- posals or any other information, apply to

ARNHOLD, KARBERG. & Co.

Agents Hongkong & Canton. Hongkong, January 4, 1867.

THE CHINA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED,

HEAD OFFICE HONGKONG. AGENCIES at all the Treaty Porta of China and Japan, and at Singapota, Saigon and Penang.

Risks accepted, and Policies of Insuranos“ granted at the rates of Premfum current at The above mentioned Porta,

NO CHARGE FOR POHOY, FREJ.

JAS. B. COUGHTRIE, Beerstary. Hongkong, November 1, 1871.-

MANCHESTER FIRE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF MANCHESTER -

AND LONDON,

THE Undersigned have been appointed.

Agents for the above Company st Hongkong, Canton, Foochow, Shanghal and Hankow, and are prepared to grant Insurances at current rates,

HOLLIDAY, WISE & Co.” Hongkong, October 14, 1868,

THE LONDON ASSURANCE.

INCORPORATED BY ROYAL UNARTER

of

His Majesty King George The First, A. :D. 1720.

THE Undersigned having been appointed Agents for the above Corporation are prepared to grant Insurances as follows:

Marine Department. Pollofes at current rates payable either here, in London or at the principal Ports of India, China and Australia.

Fire Department,

Pollates issued for long or short periods t current rates. A discount of 20%, allowed. Life Department. Policies issued for sums not exceding £8,000 on reasonable terms,

HOLLIDAY, WISE & O0; Hongkong, July 25, 1872.

Francised, to porta in Mexico, Central and (CHINESE INSURANCE COMPANY.

Bouth America, and to New York and Europe VIA OVERLAND RAILWAYS,

A Steamer of the Mitsu Bishi S. 8. Com- pany will leave Shanghai, via the Inland Sea Porte, about same date, and make close connection at Yokohama.

At New York, Passengers have selection of variotis lines of Steamers to England, France and Germany.

(LIMITED.)

NOTICE

POLICIES granted at current rates on

Marine Risks to all parts of the World.

In accordance with the Company's Articles of Association, Two Thirds of the Profits Freight will be received on board until are distributed annually to Contributora, whether Shareholders or not, in proportion

4 p.m. 14th Proximo. Parcel Packages to the nett amount of Premts contributed

will be ressived at the office until 5 pm.by each, the remaining third being carried same day ali Parcel Packages should be to Reserve Bund

marked to address in full; Taite of same

is required.

Life Policies effected during the year 1875, share in the Bonus to be declared on 81st December for the quinquennial period then ending,

A. MACG, HEATON, Bongkong, September 27, 1875,

NORTH BRITISH & MERCANTILE

INSURANCE COMPANY.

Incorporated by Royal Charter and Special Acts of Parliament.

· Establigand- 1809,

UAPITAL £2,000,000,

THE Undersigned, Adry2s at Hongkong for the above Company, are prepared

to grant Polloles against FIRE, to the extent of £10,000 on any Building, or on · Merchandise in the same, at the matai: Bates, subject to a discount of 20 per cent.

Hongkong, July 6, 1875.

--ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY.

INCREASE OF CIRCULATION

ADVANTAGE TO ADVERTISE·BS ́

OBTIQUA.

WANTED.

A Servans Maid, to accompany a

SITUATION, by a young German, Ba

family en route to Europe.

Terms Free Passage Home. Address: Home-passage," care of the Uhinia Mall Office,

Hongkong, February 9, 1876. -

WANTED TO PURCHASE

HINA REVIEW -

Complete Set of Vol I.

Biz Dollars will be paid for the above.

Nos. 1 and 2, Vol. I.

BOOT

No. 1, (2 coples) and No. 2, (1 sepy) VOLIL!

[No. 8948.--FEBRUARY 16, 1870.

Green Winter Course', okity Cett

20

ad-

#

Butcher Meat. Bacon, English, i lb.

Foochow,

Beef Corned,

Romi,

Mint,. Mushroom, dried, 400 800 Onions, Bombay 180: 150

Green gent, ry, 160 120 Farley, Cafe

ostly 120 100 - English,.

140 120 Potatoes, Macao, new,'

Byreet, me

enity

17. 10 750 650

50

16

80

bunch

20% 18

* Steak Bullcoks!

140 120 Pumpkins,

per nes

English

250 200 Beallions,

400 850 Bha

catty

Heart,

50 40

Feet,

15

12

Kidneys,

60

.40

Tail,

10

Liver,

160 110 Squash, Bottle

60 50 Taro

60 50 Tomatoes,

120 110 Turnips,

00 70

Trips (sındressed), catty 40–30

Calves' Head and Fest, not 500 450 Water

Hams, American,

360

200 100 Yama

400 880

Chinese,

English

Mutton Одор

220 200

Aleurites,

220 200 Almonds,

Shoulder,

"

LAVOR,

∙180 120

60

120 110

One Dollar will be given, for each of the | Pig«" Chitlings, above Nok.

Apply to the Publishers,

22

UHINA MAIL OFFICE/

Feet, #377

Hond,

Hearty

Kidneys,

PILOTAGE.

ESSELS Inward bound can secure Pl lots from Beef Inland, from this date. Outward bound Vesson can see FIRST CLASS PILOTS by applying te the Undersigned at Praya Central, No. 23. The Pilot boat's Flag la No. 6 at the

ELE. STUARTA Hongkong, April 6, 1875.

NOTICE.

In the Goods of GEORGE BARTY FALOONER, Deccared,

spl

Laver,

Park, Chop,

Cosmed, # Long,

Heart,

19

Kidneys,

-160 160 Applow, Dried

10

40 80

20 15

4080

13-10

80 20.

90

80, 90

Traits.

260

eatty

260

California,

50 Bananas, fragrant Pant, caity

· 110 - 100 | Cheinu

110100

70

80

60

#

Common

Fat or Lard, Shoups' Head, and Foel, sei each

190 110

100 150 Dates, 150 140

Bigu, Deled,

160 150 Ground Nuta,

190 110 Oranges, Sweet SangoCY.

400 860

60 50

80 70 1800 1200 180-120

Kam Kyat

Mandart Nutmeg,

Licheon, Dried,

180 160 Lemon,,

110 100 Long Ngan, Dried,

230

30 Malons, Ohinese --

100

Chefoo

Sucking Pigs, Teal,

ALL Persona having any CLAIMS Capons, **k against the above Estate are requested-Ducks, in mend in Partienlem of the same to the Undersigned, on or before the Shih Day of February, 1870, after which date no Claim will be recognised.

I. B. FALCONER,

düminitirairie,

Hongkong, December 8, 1875,

Foultry,

400

¤889 89*9*88*8 18 21 188236888888888 22 1889128 8 8 8 8 8 8 18

170 180

-300-260

Dried Eggs, Hen

H

Duck

And Al Persons being indebted to the said. Estate are requested to make Imma- diate Payment

Balt

100-

Feris,

catly

180 160

ipe-apples, Punti

Grene, Partridges,

170 110 Plantaina, commen

Bach

fa28 Pheasants, Canton, live pair

280 000 Frumos, Dried, 1800 Rumaloes, Osuton,

bottle each

$100-80

Pigeons,

esch

140 180

60,50

GILMAN & Co.,

Agente

Now Ready.

THE OHINA ELVIEW,

VOL IV1y

Quall,

80 70 Ratzina, Muscatel,

Bottle 1100 750

Sulpe,

sich

120 110

200 160

Tesl

140, 150 Jugar Cane,

No.-8.

Turkeys, Cock,

catty

500 450 Tamarinda,

stok. datty.

80

25

60

850 880 Waluuta, kor

100

21

Wild Ducks,

pair

800

Water Chestnuts,

60

EDITED BY N. B. Dannes, PH.»,

Fish

Miscellaneous.

catty

110 100 Allspice,

bottle

260 200

90 80 Bran,

Carp

Codfish, salt

200 180 Butter,

ib,

600.400

Congor Fels,

60 80 Candled Orange Peel

bottle

750 700

90 ·20

Lemon

760 700

-Cuttle Fish,

60 50 Capers,”

200 100

The Chinese Vernaculara, d

Trip to the City of Leon Chan,

Dave,

110 100 Charonal

plouă ⠀⠀ 1100-1000

Legend of the Building of Peking

Dog Fish,

70 Chesse, Americati,

·400

Chinese Explorations of the Indian Ocean Bela,

tinued from page 67.)

al

An Introduction to a Retrospect of Forty

Small

110 80

English, 120 110

Dutch 80 Oinnamon,

#

4650

17

esch

1200

catty

250 : 200

200 150 Citrón,

100 180

130 110 Cloves,

#

Gurnet,

80 Cocoanut Oll

200 150

Herrings, small

80 70 Ooffee,

lb.

250 220

Live Fish,

180 120 Ourry Powder,

bottls

500-2950

Lobsters,

90 80 Firewood,

Mackerel,

90 80 Flour,

cuity

450 40

THE Undersigned having been appolat Annual Subscription, postage facinded, Bream, Ted Agents for the above Company, are prepared to grant Insurances at our

rent rates.

MELOHERS & Co.,

Agents, Royal Insurance Company, Hongkong, October 27, 1874,

Intimations

COAL DEPOT. HOALS of every description supplied to

Steamers by the Undersignedi Orders may be left at the Godowns, Wanchi, with Mr J, MAOators, or Lasque Au Yox, KwonSHING, Praya.

LANDSTEIN & Co.

myl Hongkong, November 1, 1875.

F.

KRUPP'S CAST STEEL WORKS,

Esan (Germany) Bola Agent for: Ching, T. PEIL

Hansrore, Szanehal GoLeg*.

. (Germany,)

OLYPHANT & 00.

General Agents,

Superior Portable Engines.

For further information as to Pastage Hongkong, April 17, 1873. and Freight, apply to the Agency of the

Company, Praya West,

·G. B. EMORY, Acting Agent, Hongkong, February 16, 1878,

For Sale.

md18

FOR SALE Bato' FAIHAT OMPOSITION PAIN

For Bhips Bottoms. Bois, Agente for Uhinaj.

F. BLACKHEAD & 00. Hongkong, January 5, 1876.

DUO

UO DE MONTEBELLO CARTE

BLANCHE CHAMPAGNE, Quarts, $18 per sans (1 dosen.) Pints, 18 S

$ per cent, discount on 20 cases,

Bourbon WHISKEY"

**12 per caas (1 dozen,) FOR SALE 27

HEARD &

Boughong, June 22, 18755

YANGISZE INSURANCE ASSOCIA TION OF SHANGHAI,

NOTION

AFTAR this date, the above Aadation

will allow a Brokerage of Thirty" three and One Thled, ren cent. (89)4) on Lodal Kiaks only.

RUSSELL & Co., Agents.

Hongkong, June 3, 1874.

MANCHESTER FIRE ASSURAKON COMPANY

Tof instructions from the Board of THE Undersigned Apunta ars in receipt

Director authorizing them to Isus Pulioten to the extent of £10,000 on any thE (API). dam ziát) or to the extent of 214,000 en. adjólming rinks at cuttont zudem, PORT

A Discotues of 20%, Bulovade

HOLLIDAY WISE à Cal- Hongkong, January 6, 1976,

Steam Purine

$8,50.

CONTENTA.

The Folklore of China, (Continued from Crabe,

page $4.)

during the Fifteenth Century, (Con- Fresh Flahi, Large

Years of Foreign Intercourse with Frops,

China, what do me d

Short Notices of New Books and Literary Garoupa,

Intelligence.

Notes and Queries on Eastern Mattore:— Torture in Britlah and Chinese Prisons, Kusang

Chinese Jessaminė.

Bella

The Natural History of China. Bed as Festive, Colour." Books Wanted, Exalangen, dro.

Okins Mait Office. Hongkong, January 11, 1876,

Perob

Prawns,

ROBEY & CO., Rock Flah

ENGINEERS,

LINCOLN, ENGLAND.SE

100 90 Macaroni, 110 100 Mos,

Salmon, Canton,

Salt Fish,

hrimpsy

Skate, SCAPPOT, Holen, Fresh-

$100

Arpatagur

White Chit,

Patent Improved Bör

Bamboo Bkouts, young Euring Beana, sprotit,

griculturiste, Cobirastort, Colilarial SELONNE ARTS

ROBEY & CO., ENGINEERS, LINGOEN

Best foot, Cablegt

picul 1600, 1809

bottle

370 250

box

100 60 1000 900

$180 160

each

10 8

plant 1700 1600

bottle

250 900

plen! bottle

1800 1800

940 200

210 220

bottle

280 200

200 180

86 20

220 $200

110 100 Gram

120 110 Isinglass,

180 120 Lamp Oil

180 120 Mango Chutney, 180 120 Mustard, 180 110 Nutmega, BOO

Data, 11080 OliveR, 60 Paddy

00 80 Pearl Barley,

9080

10000 180 130

00:00

10:100

Pepper (whole)

(ground)

Salad Oll, Salt, Coares

400 500 Split Pra,

ugat, China,

Vermicelli, Chinese

ploul 2750 9600 A

750

800 780 bottle 1:700 800

100 180

bottle 200 180

Preserved Meats, Fish and

Pickle

negat, English

Assorted Mesta, in

Caulif

fary, OBiness;

Dried

Proce

Bardin

bottle

100 bottle 800

760

100 80

box

1000 900

150 200

800 380

250-200

800 280

180 400

$800 280 1000 1400

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