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for Bale.

MacEWEN, FRICKEL & Co., BEG to announce the ARRIVAL of the

following First Class

STORES,

&c.

Ex OCEANIC,” "LORD OF THE ISLES," And Other Late Arrivals.

Fincat California BUTTER in Rulla

Good Cooling DUTHER in Keg3,

Pine Apple OBESE.

Linbury CREESE.

Sap Sage CHEESE.

Prime Gilroy OILEESE. Fine Eastern HAMS.~ Fino Easter BACON.. Prime Smoked SALMON, Smoked HERRINGS.

Boston MACKEREL

SALMON BELLIES,

Family PIG PORK and BEEF in Kega,

Pickled OX-TONGUES.

Bonelesa aud Good Dry CODFISH,

SAUERKRAUT in Kegr.

Finost CAVIARE and SARDELLES.

Fresh APPLES.

"No Pius Ultra" APPLE RINGS, BICKORY NUTS,

PECAN NETS.

BRAZIL NUTS.

PEANUTS.

COMB BONEY in Frames.

Pure Orange BLOSSOM HONEY. BROUGHAM'S TURKEY & TONGUE.

Do. LUNCH TONGUE. Do. Compressed HAM. L. MONEIL & Liar's Compressed

HAM.

L. MONEL & Launy's Corned BEEF. L. MCNEIL & LIBBY'S Compressed

TONGUE.

Groen TURTLE, 11b, and 216, tins. Boneless Spined PIG'S FEET. Assorted Devilled MEATS. Baked PORK and BEANS.

CALIFORNIA CRACKER Co.'s GINGER

CAKES.

CALIFORNIA CRACKER Co.'s SODA

BISCUITS.

CALIFORNIA CRACKER Co.'s OYS-

TER CRACKERS. WAFER BISCUITS per

Pound.

OATMEAL in Casks.

Frosh CORNMEAL.

Cracked WBEAT.. "BUCK WHEAT.

RYE FLOUR. HOMINY.

CUTTING's Assorted JELLIES in Glass

Poto.

CUTTING'S Assorted DESSERT FRUITS.

Do.

QUEEN'S OLIVES.

Do. Pickled LIMES.

Do.

Stuffed PEPPERS,,

Do.

ASPARAGUS.

Do.

Asst. Corned V GETABLES.

Do.

Assorted PICKLES.

Do.

Assorted SAUCES.

White BEANS.

Split PEAS.

MESE PORK and BEEF.

BORDEN's Condensed MILK

(vory fresh). &c., &c.,

dc.

CROSSE & BLACKWELL'S HOUSEHOLD STORES.

MULSOW*

Assorted German SAUSAGES,

Do. Do. VEGETABLES. Long ASPARAGUS (very fiue).

—

PHILIPPE & CANAUD'S

SARDINES.

Assorted PATES.

Joan Mo12 & Sors'

Celebrated Family STORES.

Game PIES, Veal and Ham PIES. Truffled SAUSACES.

Cambridge SAUSAGES,

Bologna SAUSAGES,

Pork SAUSAGES.

SAVELOYS.

SALMON CUTLETS (in Indian Sauc).

HADDOCK ROES. Fried SOLES,

Kipperod HERRINGS. BLOATERS,

HERRINGS A LA SAUDING,

OATMEAL, &, 4o.

BOOKS!

BOOKS!!

BOOKS!!

The Latest and most Popular NOVELS,

BY FIRST CLASS AUTHORS. DICTIONARIES,

dtc.

Notices to Consignees.

FROM CALCUTTA, PENANG AND

SINGAPORE.

THE S. S. Venice having arrived from The above Ports, Consigases of Cargo

&o., &C.,

"Cable Coil," "Perfecti.n" and "Empress of India" TOBACCO S.

Specially Selected CIGARS.

Cavite OHEROOTS.

are hereby requested to send in their Billa of Lading to the Undersigned for counter- signature, and to take immediate delivery of their Goods.

Cargo impeding the discharge will be at once landed and stored at Consignees' rlak and expense. "'.

JARDINE, MATHESON & Co. Hongkong, November 1, 1879.

FROM CALCUTTA, PENANG,AND SINGAPORE.

HE Steamship Suca baving arrived from The above Lorks, Consigneos of Cargo are requested to send in their Bills of Lading to the Undersigned for counter- signature, and to take immediate, delivery

of their Goods.

Cargo impeding her discharge will be at. once landed and stored at Colisigncos' risk and expense.

D. SASSOON, SONS & Co., Agents, Hongkong, November 3, 1879. no10

FROM LONDON & PORTS OF CALL.

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S. S. Ben Gloc Laring arrived, Con signeen of Cargo by her are hereby informed that their Goods are being land- od at their visk into the Godowns of the Undersigned, whence and/or from the Wharf or Boats delivery may be obtained.

Cargo rem dining undelivered after the 6th November will be subject to rent.

Optional foods will be forwarded on, un- less notice to the contrary be given by 5 p.m. To DAY.

No Fice Insurance has been effected. Bills of Lading will be countersigued by

GIBB, LIVINGSTON & Co.,

igents. Hongkong, October 29, 1879.

поб

·COMPAGNIE DES MESSAGERIES MARITIMES.

9. 8. DJEM NAH,

NOTICE. CONSIGNEES of Cargo por 8. S. Gange, from London, in conneo- tion with the above Steamer, are hereby Informed that their Goods are being landed and stored at their risk at the Com- pany's Godowns, whence delivery may be obtained immediately after landing.

Optional Cargo will be forwarded on, | unless intimation is received from the Con- stenses, before 2 p.m. To-DAY, the 30th Inst., requesting it to be landed here.

Princos CHEROOTS.

Cavite CIGARS. -

Princesa CIGARS.

Aroceros CIGARS.

Vegueros CIGARS,

Choice No. 3 Meisig OHEROOTS. Cholos No. 3 Fortin CIGARS.

REVOLVERS & RIFLES.

Bills of Lading will be countersigned by the Undersigned.

Goods romaining unclalmel aftor THURS-

| Day, the 6th November, at Noon, will he

mbjent to eat and innding charges,

Breech loading Central Fire FOWLING

PIECES.

Electro-Plated "British Ball Dog" REVOLVERS.

SMITH AND WESSON'S REVOLVERS. COLT'S DEBINGER PISTOLS AND REVOLVERS. CARTRIDGES, &o, &c.

October 15,-1879,

No Fire Turanc. has bean sifested.

G. DE CHAMP ACX, Agent.

Bonghong, October 30, 1879,

THE CHINA MAIL.

To-days Advertisements.

CASTLE LINE OF STEAMERS,

FOR SHANGHAI (DIRECT).

The Steamship

"FLEURS CASTLE," KIDDER, Commander, will be despatched for the above Port on FRIDAY, tho 7th Inst., at Day- light.

For Freight or Passage, apply to

ADAMSON, BELL & Co.,

Agents. Hongkong, Novambor 4, 1879.

no7

FOR SWATOW, AMOY & FOOCHOW.

The Steamship

"NAMOA,”

Capt. WESTOBY, will be de- espatched for the above Ports on SUNDAY, the 9th Jnst., at Daylight,

For Freight-or Fasuagoy-apply to

DOUGLAS LAPRAIK & Co. Hongkong, November 4, 1879.

no9

OCEAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

FOR LONDON VIA SUEZ CANAL.

The Company's Steamship

"STENTOR,"

Capt. J. KIETATRICK, will be despatched on or about

the 20th Instant.

For Freight or Passage, apply to

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE,

Agents.

Hongkong, November 4, 1879.

CASTLE LINE OF STEAMERS.

FROM LONDON AND SINGAPORE.

THE Steamship Fleurs Castle, KIDDER,

Commander, having arrived from the above Ports, Consignees of Cargo are hereby informed that the Goods are being landed, at their risk into the Godowns of the Undersigned at Wanchai, whence delivery may be obtained.

MEMOS. FOR TO-MORRO

&c.

Shipping.

[No. 5094,-NOVEMBER 4, 1879.

The by Mr Wotton, solicitor, who appeared for the applicants for the "British Inn," The Land we Live In," and "The National and applied to have the hours extended far their billiard tables, They paid, he re- marked, as much as the longkong Hotel or the Uriental did to the Government every year, $300, and i, "they reasoned," was rather unfair that these other places should have if not exactly rights then privileges which the others had not, game of billiarda moreover could not be timed so as to come to a faish exactly at. a particular minute..

was an infringement of the rules. question was put to the meeting, and it was 2 p.m.-Olympia leaves for Singapore, considered by the majority of those present unnecessary to deviate from the custom of former years, although the strict fatter of the law is that none bus members can be in any of the boats. The crew of the Sylph, sa it will be seep, was the only one by whom the privilege was embraced of selecting á nativo as coxswain, .....Challenges hayo been sent to the Rowing Clube of Singapore, Shanghai, Kobo, and Yokohama, The Yokohama Club have replied that they may be able to send a orew to Hongkong, but the selection can not be made till after their own Regatta.

General Memoranda, TavRSDAY, November 6-

Goods per Ben Gloe undelivered after

this date subject to rent. Goods per Djemnah undelivered after Noon, subject to rent and landing chargea. FRIDAY, November 7 :--

Daylight.-Fleurs Castle leaves for S'hai, SATURDAY, November 8:—

Noon,haglish Mail leaves for Ports

of Call and Europe. 2 p.m.-Auction of Curios at Mr J. M.

Armstrong's Sales Rooms. SUNDAY, November 9

Daylight.-Namoa leaves for Coast Porta. TUESDAY, November 11-

Auction of British barque Chocula.

Goods por Fleurs Castle undelivered

after this date subject to rent. WEDNESDAY, November 12:-

3 p.m.American Mail leaves for Yako.

hama and San Francisco. SATURDAY, November 15:-

Noon.-Fronoh Mail leaves for Porta of

Call and Europe. Mitsu Bishi Mail leaves for Yokohama

via Kobé.

WEDNESDAY, December 3:-

3 p.m.-Ocidental & Oriental S. 8. Co.'s Steamor leares for Yokohama and San

Francisco.

TAO

HONGKONG DISPENSARY,

Established A.D. 1841.

香港大藥

2. 8. WATSON & Co., TAMILY & DISPENSING CHEMISTS, WGOLERALM AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS, IMPORTERS

OP

An influential mesting was held at the Hongkong Club this afternoon, when the following resolution was proposed by Me T. C. Hayllar, Q.C., seconded by the Hon. W. Keswick, and carried unanimonaly :-

"That a subscription list be opened to raise a fund to make an appropriato pre- sentation to Professor Nördenskjöld, in commemoration of his eminent services to science and navigation, and that the fol- lowing gentlemen be appointed a Commit- tee to carry out the above object-Hon. W. Koswick (Chairman), Mesars Arnhold, Belilios, Bottomley, Crawford, Dalrymple, Degensor, Hayllar, Hoppius, Jackson, Kir, Mackintosh, Hon. P. Ryrie, Reiners, Rutturjee, Sassoon (F. D.), Wood, Young (W. S.), and J. B. Coughtrie, secretary."

Mr Koswick, who presided at the meet ing, referred to its object by saying that there was a general feeling that some re- cognition should be accorded to Professor Nördenskjöld's services, the more especially as Hongkong way the first British port at which the now famous explorer had touched on his homeward route.

SHANGHAI RACES.

Δ

From the recollection of the Justices it was fired that in the case of the hotels which were in an indirect way complained of as possessing advantages which were not dealt out to the other places, it had been simply agreed amongst the Justices that they would not favour any attempt to pro secute them for keeping open honsus until midnight. The law apparently did not allow the Justices to give any such power to the innkeepers as that they seemingly desired to claim as having been handed over to them. As Capt. Deane said, there was nothing to prevent anybody lodging a com- plaint against any of these houses to morrow, which keep open till twolge o'cloak, and there was nothing to prevent such informant getting a conviction against the keeper of the place.

house for whom he made this application Mr Wotton explained that the thres

largely patronised by ship captains, en- were respectable houses, generally and ginoors and mates, men following a sea- faring life but not rough common sailers, that is to say, not men before the mast. He strongly urged the polat that, as these houses paid the same rooney to the Govern mont an the higher olaas houses did, they should have the same return for their money.

Capt. Deane, Mr Tonnochy and Mr Lister said they did not see how the bar could be separated from the billiard table. Me Justices to keep the billiard table open to Wotton applied for permission from the visitors until 12 o'clock, the bar to be closed at 11. The fact of the matter was that the two could not be separated: either both must be open or both must be closed.

Capt. Deane further suggested that a simple expression from the Justions that they did not desire any prosecntion to

Consignees wishing to receive their Goods Duoggists' SUNDRIES, NURSERY REQUI. the Shanghai Races (first day) has been follow on such a cans would be sufficient.

on the Wharf are at liberty to do so.

Optional Cargo will be forwarded on, un. less notice to the contrary be given before 4 p.m. To-ray.

No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns, and all Goods remaining after the 11th Instant will be subject to rent,

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

ADAMSON, BELL & Vo.,

Agents. Hongkong, November 4, 1879.

SHIPPING.

ARRIVALS.

noll

Nov. 4, Gwalior, British steamer, 1719, J. (1. Babot, Shanghai Nov. 1, Mails and General.-P. & O.. S. N. Co.;

Nov. 4, Fleurs Castle, British steamer,

AITES, TOILET REQUISITES, ENGLISH, AMERICAN, AND FRENCH PATENT MEDICINES MANUFACTURERS

OF

Soda Water, Lomonale, Tonio Waters Gingerade, Potass Water, Sarsaparila Water, and other Aerated Waters.

65

The Manufactory is under direct and continuous European Supervision. Hongkong, June 1, 1876.

DEATH.

At Shanghai, on the 20th Oct., ADRIEN LEGBAS, ago 34 years, Engineer to the French Municipal Council.

1622, John Kidder, London Sept. 19, via EE CHINA MAIL.

ace ports of call, and Singapore Oct. 28, Gen-

eral. ADAMSON, BELL & Co,

Not Responsible for Debts. Neither the Captain, the Agents, nor Owners will be Responsible for any Debt contracted by the Officers or Crew of the following Vessels, during their stay in Hongkong. Harbour :-----

ALEXANDER YEATS, Canadian ship, Capt. J. W, Danhan—P. & Ú. $. N. Cái

BEETHOVEN, German barque, Captain Hajo. Melchers & Co.

HAZEL HOLME, British barque, Capt. J. Wm. Millican.-Vogel & Co.

ANNIE S. HALL, American barkentine, Capt. Chsa. H. Nelaon.-Wickor & Co.

PAUL MARIE, French barque, Capt. F. Gaillard.-Carlowitz & Co.

To-day's Advertisements.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

HE Undersigned has received in- structions to sell by Public Auction,

ON

THE

SATURDAY,

the 8th Nov., 1879, at 2 p.m., at his Sales Rooms, Queen Road,-

A Collection of

c.,

&c.

CHINESE & JAPANESE CURIOS, comprising:- Vases, Dishes, Plates, Cups, Bowls, | Jars, Old Chinchin Ware, Peking Ens

melled Jars, Bronzes, Ornaments.

koy, Catalogues will be issued. TERMS OF SALE.-As customary.

J. M. ARMSTRONG, Auctioneer. Hongkong, Nov. 4, 1879.,

Nov.

DEPARTURES.

4, Kwangtung, for Coast Ports.

4, Dale, fer Bangkok.. 4, Teheran, for Shanghai.

4, Malacca, for Yokohama.

CLEARED.

Fottung, for Swatox. Gustav, for Boilo, Hainan, for Hcihow. Yangtze, for Canton.

PASSENGERS. ARRIVED.

HONGKONG, TUESDAY, NOV. 4, 1879,

The following telegram of the result of

forwarded to us:—

MALOO PLATE-Reichsfurst. CRITERION STAKES-Strathavon. MAIDEN STAKES-Wildsurf. CLUB CUP Red Robin. JOCKEY CUP-Lupardus. HACK STAKES--Dauntless.

RACING STAKES-

Strathavon. †Jolly Friar.

Mr Lister suggested a tentative license fo: one year; if the utracet propriety did not prevall in the conduct of the honse during the next twelve months, then the license could be withdrawn,

His Worship the President pointed ou that the license could only be withdrawn at the end of the year.

Mr Tonnoshy said he had heard from al sides complaints that public-house keeper could not make the money out of th housea that they used to do. Stosmera

Tax Shanghai Daily News of the 31st nit. and they do all the traffic now, only stayed has the following:-

The Victoria Regatta Club, Hongkong, has challenged the Kobe Rowing and Athletic Club to row a match in Canton Fours, in Hongkong waters, in December next, The establishment of the new Mitsu Bishi line reuders it possible to make the trip to that colony and back, and spend The publication of this issue commenced five days there, within the space of seven- teen days. In response, the Hiogo News at 8.40 p.m.

says Kobe is so small, and its residents are so basily engaged in the chase after the hardly earned Mexican, that it would be almost an impossibility for even a four-oar crew to get away from Home for the space of time named, and it fears that the gaunt- let thrown down must be allowed to lie untouched. If the Hongkong men would come to Kobe, they could at once be accom modstod, guaranteed the heartiest of wel the gun, and a sight of some of the prettiest comes, provided with plenty of sport with

scenery in the world. The News adds that the same welcome and the same temptations are held out to Shanghai and Yokohama either. [Bravo, Kobe! The result of the Kobe, though small, is not afraid to tackle Į simultaneous rifle match seems to have put you in high feather.We have not yet heard whether Hongkong bas favoured Shanghai with a challenge in aquatics. Presumably not.]

LOCAL AND GENERAL.

THE P. M. S. S. City of Tokio has gone over to the Cosmopolitan Dock, to be cleaned and painted.

We are informed by the Agents, that the Mitsu Bishi Cu.'a str. Niigata Mary left Kobo at 5 am. this morning (4th)

THE Lists for the St. Andrew's Ball are out, and we note that the day is fixed for Monday, 1st December.

Por Gwalior, from Shanghai: for Hong. We are informed that the Contract Packet kong, Ms J. Bradlee Smith and servant, Amazone, with the next French and Aus and 61 Chinese; for Singapore, Mr Lea Keng Koat and servant, Mr A. Bickling; tralian Mails for Hongkong, will leave Bia for Venice, Mr W. S. Russell; for Southgapore at daylight to-morrow (Wednesday) ampton, Mra and Miss Bradfield.

Per Fleurs Castle, from London, &o, MrWs are requested to state-and we do so Gower, and 30 Chiness.

DEPARTED.

Per Kwangtung, for Swatow, Mr E. V. Watton; for Amoy. Mr A. Suonson; for Foochow, Mr and Mrs Leitb.

with pleasure that a sale of Ornamental and Useful Work will be held Tomorrow (Wednesday) afternoon, in the Library of St. Paul's College, commencing at half-past 2 o'clock. The proceeds will be devoted to

Per Teheran, for Shangbai: from Bom- bay, Mr and Mrs Fzta; from Southampton, the maintenance of the Baxter Chinese Captain Anderson; from Eongkong, Mrs Girls' Schools. Hobson, 3 children and servant, Messra

N. J. Silas, Leverage, Moses, A. Campos,

and 10 Chiness.

Per Malacca, for Yokohama: from South ampton, Mrs Noleon, and Mr Y. Yoshie; from Venice, Mr Focke; from Singapore,

Me Pastorius.

Por Dule, for Bangkok, 143 Chinese.

SHIPPING REPORTS.

The British steamer Fleurs Castle reports: Fine weather to the Paracels, from thence no8 strong N.E. monsoon and heavy N.E. and

Easterly Bea.

NOTICE.

HIPPERS are hereby notified that, Commencing with the KASHGAR leaving on the 22nd Instant, and until fur- ther notice, the RATES OF FREIGHT to LONDON by the Undernoted Lines will be as follows:-

P. d O. and ~M, M. Co. Shs.

POST OFFICE NOTICES, MAILS will close-

For SWATOW,—

THE only Daval news to chronicle (says the Nagasaki Express of the 27th ulto,) is the arrival of the Sylvia on the 18th, and the departure of the U. S. flag-ship Richmond on the 23rd, bound for Shanghai..

The Mercury Bays:-The Secretary of following letter to the Secretary of the Victoria Recreation Club has addressed the Shanghai Rowing Club, which has been circulated among the members of the latter for signature: I am directed by the Committee of the above Club to inform you that our Regatta will take place daring the third week in December 1879, and to express the pleasure they would feel if your Club would depute a four-oared crow to compete at it. A meeting between our Clubs would be a source of great estis faction to all here."

a day or two and the men, if ashore at all were only nehore for a short time,

Mr Wotton, as the feeling of the Cour seemed to be that the bar and the billiard e uld not be disassociated, applied for per mission to keep open the har till midnight The houses, he said, would be strictl watched, and they would alan be warne that they were on a atriot trial. In th event of the slightest, fault being foun with them they would, of course, ba de prived of their license. He repeated b argument that those houses he represente to-day, which paid just as much as th Hongkong Hotel, should not be debarre by a clauss or provision in their licens from an extra hour of which the Hongkon Hotel and one or two others had th advantage.

Capt. Denne stated that this extra hor had been allowed to the Hongkong Hot complain that they were never able to g originally because many people used. any refreshment aftr the Theatre turne out. This hotel was the only one in t contra of the City, or near the Theatre, at fterwards extended to one or two others. this special privilego was first given to it an

The application of these three In keepers, for whom Mr Wotton appeare was unanimously grautó).

MR KLAMPERMEYER'S CASE. Capt. Deze opposed the application mixes for which the license was sought we several reasons. In the first place the p next door to No 5 Pollen Station, and very strongly objected to having a publ house next door to any of the Stations,

Mr Klampermeyer said he did not a for a public-housa license; he only want that persons dining at his house could ha a glass of beor to their dinner,

Mr Seth explained that this applicati was under Ord. No: 10 of 1868.

Mr Klampermeyer continued and ta to the no small amusement of their W abips, that really a great many people dir or had something to eat at his place, a when a man was eating he was bound drink (laughter.)

Captain Deane strongly objected to

this house should not be licensed. application being granted. There were, be had said, several strong reasons w house was peculiarly situated; the be ent of the building was in Queen's Ro

the Chinese shop occupying the front th and there used to be a connection betwe

and these premises for which Mr Klam meyer now asked a license, All that wanted to re-establish that connection - that the Chinese trap door should be lif iato Wellington St.

LICENSING COURT. To-day a special sessions of the Justices

to consider applications for spirit licenses of the Peace was held at the Justices Room

for the year 1879-1880; and also to consider an application from Mr J. F. Shuster to take over the spirit license of the Oriental Hotel for the remainder of the year 1879. There were present the Hon. C. B. Planket, We learn that Professor Nördenskjöld, Capt. Doane, and Messrs Tonuccby, Lister, who leaves for Canton to morrow morning, Gerrard, Ede, and Horspool. The follow-up. The house properly speaking, ops will return here on Friday. He will dine ing is a full note of the cases heard by the with the Chief Justice on that evening, Court. and at Government House on Saturday, leaving in the Veg on Sunday. The proposed recognition by the community of the celebrated explorer's saccess is the only one practicable.

Per Yottung, at 7.30 a.m. To-morrow, THE members of the Hongkong Recreation

the 5th inst,

Club held a meeting last evening for the purpose of selecting the crews to pull in Per barque Guster, at 11 a.m. To-morrow, the forthcoming Regatta. The airoke oare

the 6th inst.

Tea77.6

a. d. 75.0

0.9. 8. C. Castle and Glens, Line. a. d.

B. d.

For ILOILO,-

72.6

75.0

For STRAITS SETTLEMENTS.-

General Cargo..80.0 77.6

RATES to NEW YORK, 10. per ton over the above.

A. McIVER, A Agent, P. & O. &. N. Co. G. DE CHAMPEAUX, Agent, M. M. Co. BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE, -Agents, O. 8. & Co.

JARDINE, MATHESON & Co... Agents, Glen Line, ppro ADAMSON, BELL & Co.,

T. G. WILLIAMSON, Agents, Castle Line,

Hongkong, November 4, 1879,

TTOM:

having been balloted for, the crews and boats were selected, also by ballot, by the

L. Kirchman, "Land we live In," Queen's Road; ordinary license, under Ord No. 11 of 1845;

J. Olson, "National" Queen's Road,

same;

ཏ

J. Gomer, "Welcome Tavern," Queen's Road, same; Café and estaurant" Queen's Road Cen

Franz Klampermeyer. * International tral; adjunct license, Ord. No 10 of 1868;

J.R. White, "Sailors Home," ordinary; John Hamby, "Empire" same;

J. F. Shuster, for a transfer of the li- cecse of the Oriental Hote!" and also for the license for next year, ordinary;

J. Juster, Liverpool Arms," ordinary; adjacet license

Mr Tonnochy said there was and i always been a strong objection agai licensed houses in that locality. Justices years to get the "London In Mr Lister agreed. It had taken

manage to get it closed it had became done away with; by the time they exactly a nuisance, but an evil. Itt them about ten years to get the Lon Ian" out of that block, and if a new ho were loaned a similar difficulty m

Occur.

Mr Tonnoohy remembered the dire stances. It was only through the desti the proprietor of the place that the culty was settled

The Chairman announced that for reasons stated, and for other reasons, meyer's application.

Per Olympia, at 1.30 p.m., on Wednes-strokes, with the following result Virgil Favre, Hotel de Univers," Justices unanimously refused Mr Klam

day, the 5th last., instead of as pre- viously. notified.

For SHANGHAI,-

Leila, Woodin, Ritchie, Goodrich, and Dunman, with H. Sampson as Coxswain.

Victoria, Coker, Falconer, Davidson and Per Fleurs Castle, at 5 p.m., on Thurs Lindsay, with Lewis as Cozewalu.

day, the 6th Irat.

For SAIGON,--

Per Pernambuco, at 2.30 p.m., on Satur

day, the 8th inst..

For SWATOW, AMOY, # FOOOHOW,— Fer Nomoa, at 8p.m., on Saturday, the

8th lust

Sylph, Friend, Murphy, Young and Win grove, with Asing as Coxswain, Caglia

Thistle, Travers, Bennett, Hughes and Blades, with Marka na Cozawain,

Attention was called to the fact that the Chinese servants of the Club being per- mitted in former geam to ach as coxswains |

Dhamjubboy Doorabja, Hongkong Hotel, ordinary;

Maneckje Buttonjee, adjunct Loanse for the "Kowloon Hotel";

A. Wohlters, "British Hotel," ordinary; Chas. Lesbiel, British Crowa” | Jesse Cook, "Stag," ordinary + W. G. Schults, London Inn, ordinary; F. &, Linde, "Star Hotel," ordinary RTALS CERTAIN INKE TO BE OPEN TILL MIDNIGHT.

THE ORIENTALA

Mr Shuster had two applications be the Court, one, which was before the C a month ago and was adjourned or to his abience, for a transfer of the he of the above hotel now held by Me Stookhansen and Bose up to the 30th F and the other for an ordinary Hoens the ensuing year.

The applicant was asked why he did turn up when the Court sat at expec

The first question arising for their Worshipa' consideration was that raland | to best bla cuta