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VARIETY STORE, 42, sion, via Aden, Letters, 26; Registration, not caused by any fault on the part of the may fairly be looked for from the mumbers-MOOKE'S of the foreign consular services,
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дот by the disho daty or negligence of any Custome corps, and the missionary body Watches, Jewellery, Charts, Binocu among whom a high degres of Chinesolars, Optical Instruments, Mordan's scholwhip is now us.duously cultivated, Pencil-ensor, &-JOHN NODLv, agent
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opta involved in con- problems and arguments nexion with this important work. translations from Chinese morals and playe aro marked by both accuracy and freshness of style; and an account of the career of the Chinese poot statesman of the eleventh century, Su Tung-po by
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150
20
Spark
140 Lefavour
HⱭ&M, B.-boat Ço,
Tung Ting White Cloud Yoteat
914
O. M. S. N, Co.
Pang-chou-bat
600
Iohang Kin Shan Kia Kiang
Sir J. Jesjesbhoy
617 Beuning, T. H., C. & M. S.-boat Co. Ching-po
H., 0, & M. S-Boat Co. Chun-tang
Degen 230 Benning, A. H., C. & M. 8. boat Co. non 180 Browns
K. Acheong & Bona
FOOOHOW SHIPPING IN PORT. July 17, 1880. 'MEROHANT HEBAMEDS,
be given if the order be crossed! (as cheques Banarty are crossed). It can then be paid only Europe
*Glenlyon through a Bank, and may afterwards befienfinlas specially crossed to any Bank.
for London for Shanghai **for London for Loudon for åmoy for London.
MRISHANT BAILING VESSELS,
7. No order can be paid till the Payee Hing thing Each has signed it in the proper place. An
4. Boxholders may also seed Patterns order on be transferred to another offloa
Kenmore Castle
Presto 8.-If the order be not presented within Sybil six months an additional commission will Wm. Manson
I months,
be charged not within twelve on the
to the same places in the same way. En on payment of an additional commission Helens velopes containing Patterns may be wholly in case of loss of an order, neo anity for Lacy closed if the nature of the contents be first stopping payment, or the like, application Minnie Carvill exhibited or stated to the Postmaster should be made to the Rasrest Money Oceania General, as he may consider necessary, and Order Office for instructions, spproved by him. Printed Ciculars may be inserted in such Pastern Pacters.
PainThe pablo is reminded that, there is no such thing as Farcel Post to Europe, &c. Much trouble and disap pointment are caused by porsistent attempts to
trides. valuable send small
through the Port.
and similar pressata are con refused, the seniors having efton spent more in Postage than would
order is once paid no further claim can be stoorhan entertained, fo
for Shanghai British schooner.
for Newolwang for Adelaide for Tiontein
-for New Zealand
Fatoboy Fel Yuen
Sul-tsing
Tohing-taing Taing-po
British
MARGILANT STRAMBEA,
American
Fleurs Castle
Foh-o
Gordon Castle
Grand Dac Constantin
For New York British British Ruslau
Guy Mannering H.C. Orited
Danlah
Han kwaog
Hideyoshi Maru Klang ching Kiang-plag Klang yung
Obinirae
Japancie
Chinese
Chinese Chinese
*Mirzapore
Niful Novgorod
Commander.
J. Godell
A. Walker
Stewart
Chinese "Admiral
~Chun Hi Hu
20Read
U. H. Palmer
LI Ping Tye
J. H. Wade
J. B. Marty Besnard
Ching
2829898898883
for Tandon, drev
for Amoy
MEBOHANT MAILING VESSELAL Albyn's Isle Airlie Ballonf
Benolatha Conny Scott City of Carlisle Firth of lay Hedvig
Bigkmook
Bild
Indiase o
Jau Foler
Lanta R. Burnham Leander MaoMiller Mary Whitelogo
British schooner” British barque American barque Billah barque
for London for Manila
Britishi barque
“Belilah Barque Brisba Barque
day ship for Swatom
for New York Bithk barque --for Sza Francisco
American ship British ship +Norwegian burvjue
* Bellah barons
Freach gruboat Gorman gunboat H. M. corvette
Morns
for Bydney
H. M. gunboat
Foldin
Pokong
Siaut
Väls of Niih
Ravanna Shanghal
British
Sin Nansing
Brith
Adonis
Swatow
Britiah
July 21, 1880. MEROLANT STRAMBRE.
Tokio Maru
Whs-on
British
Djembah
for London, des French
Opolop Encounter Gornatoy LA Since left port, or arrived at Hongkong. Falon
Japanese
Bussian ganbost EL M. gun.vessel
-No order can be paid until the advice SHIPPING IN SHANGHAI HARBOUR,
rios Articles of Dram zolative to it has been receivedɔ -
..89 cents.
.80
M
"
"
value of Stampa obliterated before the
have paid the freight by stemer. Not refund can be trade on such parcels of the
Nothing in the above Boats to meet private nature of the contents was diwwered. agreements,
Mado cat on a printed form which is supplied Cyclops
gratis.
S.?!
Local Orders on Shanghal are drawn at 3 por
cent, premium in all cases. A rod fol-
for rata for drawing on the United King dom is in forco at tungluil.
U. 6. gunboat
Printed and published by GEO. MURRAY BAIN, at the China Mail Olics, No. 3, Wyndham Street, Hongkong.
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