1889-11-28 — Page 3

No; 8890.—Notumaan 28, 1889)

THE N.-C. Daily Nees learos that an 1--HITEM AND HOLD'EM STAKES, half-mile examination of Mr. Colas Jamieson's re-handicap; for all Chine ponios; citrendo maiņa no marka of violence were found on 83; prize; first, $25;econd, 910 third, his body.

85.

Mr B. Fraser-Smith's Lochintar, 10st. Ir the experiment being conducted in

71be. (Machada)...1 France to securo, a practical adjus mont al, Dir A. W. Maitland's Fidget, 10at, lb. wind wheels to store electric_cu.ronta |

(Green). should prove succossful, we should soon see Mr. J. F. Holliday's Metapi, 10st. 016. electric lights produced more cheaply than

(Captain Glubb)...3 any other mothed of lighting.

Captain Collinatio's Fleet Feet, 12st 4lb.

..

(Owner)

-P.

THE CHINA MAIL.

by a lady; entrance 87 Prize: A bauble. The winner must have a lighted cigar. Mrs Wizo nominated Captain Collinson

Fleet Foot.....1 Mrs Souter nominated Wood-

cook br.p. Buddha...2 Mre St. Clair nominated Mr. H. B. Kirk

g.p. Wisnere...3 Mes Teatherd nominated Capt. Glubb

Moonlighter...4 This, the concluding ovent, was very in tereating. Capt Collinson got well away with his nigar before the others, but Mr Woodenok came pretty close up to him at the (May)...Buich und nace a good second. 12st 616.

(Kirk)0 This Mr H. B. Kick's Wisenere, 11st. 1lb.

(Langworthy)...0 Mr A. W. Maitland's Scorp, Ilst. lbs.

Maitland)...0 Mr F. H. May's Fas, 10st. 10lbs. (Capt.

St. Aubyn...O Captain Stanley Paterson's Post Boy,

10st. 8lbs. (Boyd) Mr 8, 8. Woodcock's Buddhist, 10st.

Tue Natal resumed her homeward voyage Captain St Aubyn's Tai, 12 01h. from Singapore on Sunday, the 10th inetabt after repaiting the damage Me R., Gore's Grey Friar, suffered in the typhoon which caught hor between Hongkong and Saigon. delay has made her five days behind her contract time, which she will no doubt inske up between Bingapore and Marseilles.

THE offic Colonial Secretary of Mauriti us, rendered vacant by the transfer of Mr Francis Fleming to Torgkong, has been bestowed upon Mr H. L. H. Jerniagham, C. M. G., Colonial Secretary of British Honduras, to which ofice he was appointed in 1887, this being his first appointment in the Colonist Service.

We hear that fone Maxim guns with which the Singanore Voloniser Artillery are to be armed be shipped in January next. These splendid vapons are intended for Uso when the Corps may be required to not as infantry, or at all events, chewhere than at these places to be allotted to it in the forts in case of hostile atrack.--Singapore Free Preas.

LATELY the Punjon Mining Co. sont a man te Sunghei Dua to tako over the man- agemont there. The man in charge quistly pointed out, that he had no instructions to hand over the management, and that he was not going to do so without instructions; and so the newcomer bas found in convent ont to go to Bentong and sit down there and wait. Naturally, he will continue to draw his salary. And so we manage the mines of the Malay Peninsula.-Straite Timci.

WHEN Viceroy Chang Chih-tung handed over the seal of office to his successor, the people presented him with many red um. brellas and other presents it racoruition of his valuable services to the poople, where upon the Viceroy isauad a proclamation that he was exceedingly sorry that he could presents, which had been so not accept the pres

presented because he did ont plentifully deserve them, nor had he done what he anticipated, although he had been with them for five years, but if they would kind- ly wait for the results of his undertakings, which he hoped would bear fruit in year to cama, then he would be glad if they would show their gratitude, and he would be hap py then to accept by dermonstrations or kind gifta.—Shanghai Meronry.. THE Gruphic rocently referred to a gentle man zaned Joseph Martin as having left Peking to travel along the Great Wall in the vicinity of Tibet. Mr Marlin, who is A Frenchman and a member of some of the learned societies Europe,

of

wn in Shang- hai last summer, having arrived here from France vid Japan. He is a mining engineer

of the Russian Govern-

and is in the emphai he kept biroself ment. While

secluded,

hat was recognised by a gentleman who had met him in Siberia comie He loft Shangbai for Puking at years ago. the end of the summer, and outside that city he was joined by four Cossacks as a guard and probably he also met his baggage trein at the same pince. Ho intends to be three years exploring the country.-N... Daily News

to

The Ceylon Times, writing with regard to the trip of blr Henniker Heaton, M. P., now iu Hongkong, 3058:- His object in going safar Eust as Japan is to make en

Fil him in regardl quiries

help Palen the new route, to push on which Parliament gave a vote of

money Just before the close of the last Session. his way Mr Heaton is gaining all the information he can concerning the Postal and adding to that Eest systems of the avalanche anomalies which he

h ready

Jaunched into debates in the House of Commons His trip is one of only short duration, and as expects to be back here (Colombo) in about five weeks, who be

on to Madris, Calcutta, and Bom go bay. He intends to be beck in England besore Parliament' re-opens, and will urge still on the qucation of Postal reform

the House resurnes its de

in

0

131 (Owner)...0

HONGKONG RIFLE ASSOCIATION.

Intor-port Rifle match between Sings pors Rifle Association, Shanghet Valaricers and the Hongkong Rifle Association. con- ditions ten men on each side. Seven shots Martini at onch 200, 500 and 600 yards. Rifles. No sighting shota

Scores of the Bngkong Teat

Yirda

The Hit 'em and Hold 'em Siakes made Mr C. Ford a capital beginning to the afternoon's spurt, shore being a fairly farge field and a good race. Fidget led for a short distance at the start,

an

(20) 5454454-31 500 3244254-24 600 3456855-32.

200 3344414-28

but was quickly overtaken by Lachinar Col. Sergt. Dela-50 8356836-20

ney, 58th Kegt. who was cleverly ridden by Machado. The grey passed Fidget easily and broke away from the field, increasing the distanco all the way to the finish, winning by about Mr E. J. Mores

Melapi was a good third.. ten lengths, Time, 1.24.

further, e

directly liberations As we know, the Ocean Ponny For he does not get that, be seems the great thing he is fighting! for; but, pretty curtain he will get the rates of postage to the East reduced to those rates which are in force in regard to the French and German mail services, and which, if adopied, would mean that Ceylon letters out and home would cost 24d. instead of bd.-a reduction that would be greatly ap- preciated.

CRICKET,

A

3. K dc.*. UNITED SERY FOFİS, Amatol under the above title will be played on Friday and Saturday, the 29th and 30th intants, beginning at 2 p.m. a 11 a.m. on the respective days. Tiffin will bu sorred on the ground on Saturday, and during the afternoon of the same day the Band of the Regiment will, by kind për

ision of Colonel Vernon Chater and sho Officers, be in attendance. Below are the named of the players:—

Brien Serenece

LE J. Hutchinace, IN

LS. Hughes, R.N.*

2.PUR-A-BACK RACE, for Army, Navy, and Europoon Police; one man mounted canther's back; the Intler to be blind. folded; distance, 50 yards : prizve: first, 88; second, $3. Pist entries and free. Mr E. Robinson (14 entrants).

Pte. Ewon, Dist; 2 Pte. Stowart, 91st.

3-Poto BALL BACP, to hit a ball round a punt and back through a goal (Post to by poned na the left); entranco, 82. Prize, 'n whip.

IT. B. Whitehead; 2 Capinio Paterson.

200-4454545-91

NA PATENT FUEL MANUFACTORY COMES TO

ORIKE.

The appointment of Messrs G. Stewart (9th inst.), while the Ploser did not get in as possible with those of the Military and J. Moffat an auditors requires confrmall last night (11th fist, although it left Officials econected with the line, or ho will tion:

Bagai a day before the other vessel. find it very up-hill work indeed. The last E. JYTON, Chairman. Both hosts were built in 1888, the lower engineer, Mr Cottrell, line got his claim paid Hongkong, 26th Nove caber, 1889

iding built at Pembroke, and the Pigmy at in full by His Excellency the Governor. Sheerness. The Plover was fitted out at Hangko 16th November, 1839 Pymouth, and started from that port nu To the Directors of The East Borneo Plant the 22nd of September she l'igwy was fit

ing Co., Limited., Hongkong,

ted of

out at Sheernese but orme on down to. Gentlemen, For the information of the Pigmouth and started day after the beard of Directors and Shareholdere, I beg Froner. They are well-made bonts, and to subjums à report of this Company's are built alust exactly alike. The Pigmy has a slight advantage in regard to speed, progress and working to date.

doing 14 noia an hour easily whereas the Pigmy dues 13 kuus. That, though, is only ordinary emming, and they are both capable of 10 knots. Each boat is fitted with six 4-inch bresah-lauding guns two are-barrelled Nordenful to usd two double barrelled Nordenfeldts. They each carry Bye busta, amely a stest cutter, 10.ur palling cutter, a gig, a wholer, and a dingy The office a if the Flower ste Lient the Hon. E. G. Racor in coinmand; Lard Douglas Brownrigg, Navigating Officer: Lieut. Frank Shakspeare; Chief Engineer T. Hughes; Surgeon Jitnes Moore; Assis, tant-Payamster R. Enses, and unnar T. Williatos; while the officers on the Pigmy are Lieut. G. I Hewitt in command Lieute F. H. Parker and Frank Osborne Surgeon J. Cond; H: MaeLcan Chief En gineer; F. Smith, Assistant Paymaster and Gunner George Jeania. The ship's company number 75 for each bost.

It was originally intended to open 160 Gields of tobacco and the necessary rods, drai, &c., were mado, nelies forwarded, and clearing for thoir area done, but owing to the Iatoriose of the growing season, and sickness of the coolies, it was considered wel to plant up only 80 fields and the balance during the year 1890.

The rosult has been that 681),000 tobacco pants were planted, of which number 123,600 had been stored in the drying and fermenting sheds on the 1st October, ulto The Watate is now very healthy, and in woll urdered, being roaded, drained, and furnish ed with the necessary holes for the Furopean, and native staff, as well as 87heap al which is in the charge of an Apothecary nuder supervision of an English

Total.

$1

81

doctor

is to bo regrottad that the whole of the 180 felds were hos planted up, but, as it is there are now 60 fickle already prepared for next year'a opations, which will con Ristinn 150 Golds and at least one and a half milli plants will be onltivated during tas no e n. 1890, which should give good shividend paying ramolts to the Company.

The work for next years already well in hand lest moth, and Mr. Van Rinum, the Manager aseared we that he would have tha anglies in their respective allotments or felds about the 1st Janary, 189),

000 4845362-29.

83

200 444443-28

500 4255358–27*

Sergt. Major Mor-

aon, R.

600 5324436-20

6100164-92 200 500 $429245-23 6.0 6254433-26

NCO 20244b-21

GOU 4545944-28.

80

(20) 6544444-80

藕

600 GD02434-23

(20 4444444-28 W. Robertson, 500 0552433-24

НК. Р.

1000 2534254-23 200, 4535444-20 100 3242263-21

79

:74

Mr EL. Woodi5-2533544-26

There were seven entrants for this event which was very wall contested, and Me Whitehead had a very clever win, with Maj. Knight, R. 600 4444242-24 Cap. Faterson a good second.

5-Ins MOKUM FI STIKes; open to the M. F. G. Cas

Army, Navy and European Police: two

men to carry another in a chair 100 yards; prizes: first, 89; second, $3.

Pte Alian

Pte Waldron (sitter) Pto Saunders.

Pte Rigley

Pta Infield (sitter),

Pte Wedgburg

2

This and the succeeding event wore some. what of the nature of novelties and cansad a good deal of amusement. For the "Mokum- fistiken there were nine chairs competing, and the rine ei tera bad

raiber rough

pascage, the bearers being anything but stemily. Most of the chairs came to grief before the distance was, nova than half overed, by buing either upset or dropped.

200 4365444-29 6004344314–27-- 1000 3 00533–17

73

200 2414454-27

Maj. St. Clair, lat

A. & S. Bids.

500 2120324-17

1000 0284232–16.

한

Grand Total, 77+ Shot on Wednesday, 27th Nov., 1889. Total 200 yards 201

БГО

600

13

13

27

-242 ---.241.

774

Major TOTTENHAM, Y.-*

A && gh'ders. | Umpisis for Shang- Lieut. BRANWELL, bai & Singapore.

58th Regiment.

A. SHELTON HOOPER,

Bon Seo. H. K. R. A.

43,30 p.m., LADIES' NOMINATION DIS

TANCE HANDICAP; for furlongs; ownors

THE REVENUE OF THE COLONY. up; but in the case of two ponics ran

Abstract of the probable Revenue of the ning belonging to the same owner, the rider of one of the ponies is to be tom. Colonial Government of Hongkong for the inated to the Committes when the entries year 1890, showing also the Ravenne ra close; welier owners (over 15 stone) al-ceived under the similar heads in the Year lowed substitute Jockeys for themselves; 1888, and Estimated, for 1889: entra cu 82; prizes: brat, necend, and third, to go to the nominators, Mrs Fraser-Soith nominates Mr Fraser-

Smith's c.p. Lochinver 30s). Bibs (60

yaris), Primruso and Blue, Machado... Mrs Hiras nominates Mr T. H. White, bend's g.p. Moonlighter 118. st. (100

gards) Capt. Glubb...

Mrs St. Clair comistes Mr H. D.

Land Rovesus..... Kosta, exclusive of

Ianda Licences, Tes

Postures,

Fines, Fee

Face of Offer,

od

1. p.p. Wiseacre 12st, hat ( Sale at Dórumment"

Scarlet and White, Mra. Wiss nominates Opt. the Rom. St

Aubyn's gip. Tai, 118, 2lbs. (scratch)

“Ovner...0 firs. Smeer nominates Mr. B. S. Wood-

cock's br.p. Buddha, 11st. 5lbs. (10-

yards), Owner...0 Mrs. Yeatherd nominates Capt. Collin- son's gp. Fleet Foot, 12st. lbs. (3)

yards), wher...

Miss, Sexton nominates Mr R. O."

g.p. Grey Friar, 11st. Alb. (40 yards),

Ow...0 Mrs Fraser-Smith nominates Mr Fessor

Smith's op. Glencairn 11st. 3lbs. (50

yards), Primrose and Blue, Owaar... Robeson nominatos Capt. Robin- son'a g.. Afethuen 13st. 3lbs. (70yards)

Violet and Crimann Bash, Owner.....0.

ra Travers nominates Mr F. 11 May's w.p. Sai Lat. 2lbs. (70 garda), Black

Yellow Scarf, Owner_0] Lochinvar started a hot favourite; a fairly good start was made considering that the poules were spread over a considerable portion of the coura Although Moon lighter led for a short distance at the begin- ning, Lochinor came up ard passed him an entering tho straight, afterwards running. away from the crowd and winning by quite as good a lead as be had in the first race. Weare was a very good third. Time not taken,

Froperty action Reib zeemale in Ad of Expenses Incurred by Gora m Interest,LATASAR Miscellaneous Receipts,

Nevinou Esticanbod Estimatel

for 1889. for 1800.

784,980 181,406 200,00

70,012 70.000 66,000 244,742 547,442 3P9,000 568,000 241,118 160,000 1-45,900

221,000 27,000 159.814

168,895 ley, Bar

1493 1,000 1.OLD

Total 1,5 7,206 1,737,15 1,884,İMO

The quality of the tobacco this year is of

A GERMAN STEAMER ASHORE IN THE RED, BA.

!

This morning the Prince reviews the cavalry and night joins in a grand military torshlight tattoo.

Bombay, 14th November-The Prince having expressed a desire to witness a pas rade of the Native Onvalry, two regiments and critated gat early yesterday morning. About live hundred mon paraded on the The well-known firm, Messe Fuuohong Maidan, and were put through various.

Colonel Ourrie. & Co. of your port had orested suitable evalutions by

is buildings near the ruined fort and French His Royal Highness, sea cavalry man, graveyard. for the purpose if making considered to be a competent judge, and at patent fuel from the oil of the Govern the conclusion of the parade, he expressed ment ruities. The ions was build and a un

aanqualified pluseurs at their smartasse and boiler, besides a good dust of the machinery, apparent eficiency.

would have was in position, and soon they

Ho spent the day nt Magdala Hot nemabletostart work, bat without any yarn where the Duke of Connaught gave a dinner- ing orderscame from: hund quarters that thay party in the evening; and all the tropa in had to be immediately removed. As it was the garrison with their bands, in all upwards Government ground the finn had to obey of six thousand men, marched through the orders, on the bones in new pulled downstreats with flaming toriber to the Duke's Ent the worst of it all wes the firm borrow bungalow. ed the large porton. which was used in

This morning, accompanied by the Dake Victor will Albert landing the heavy guns; on this they placed of Connaugh, Prinos

boiler the and ohinery and D quantity of

inspect the

the 28th Pioneers, who leave to-day bricks As night came on the pontops was for the Chin-Lushai Expedition. noored near the bench till the next morning,

His Royal Highness leaves Poona to-day but, sa bad luck would have it, a gale of for Ryderabad hy special train, wind est in, which smushed the punteun to nices and everything that was on it want in the bottons and I regret to say that at the tinie of writing it had not been raised.

Mr. Hadley, who was in charge of the Customs here whilst Mr. Martin was away on leave, has returned in Amoy, and Mr. Martiu has again takon charge.

ME BRADLADOR,

Mr Badiaugh Ans refused a public sub- scription to pay the expenses of his Indian tour.

Mr McEast, MF, however, has

·has sent hior £200.

London, 13th - November --Contrary to the reports which have appeared in the newspapaca, Mr Bradlough's journey to India is undecided. Le Sava Ma The Piver having, as we have said above,

Since the doctors advised a bas voyage, Nothing is done yet in the way of En day before the Pig mot with some very

rough weather in the Bay of Biscay, wil repairing the Aracual at Tai-ph-fou that an abscess has appeared in his left leg and encountered gales in the way from Gibral was destroyed by tire, except to repair theontire rest has been ordered, and all visitors

are forbidden to sen hini houses romid the plan, Nothing hun an a date, the bait a cheat iniettal sz- yet been found our is to how the Bre

London, November 14th, Mr Bradlaugh the Red So ex- ¡perienca. On the 18th of Elctranet, at feared. There was a good deal of mono

Iu

NO STEPS TAKEN TO BEPAIR THE ARSENAL

in the morning, she sighted a vessel alte stoles at the time, therefore it is likely

estimated at te between Tls. 400,000 50,000,

PERTA AUTHORITIES TO BLAME, BUT

is very restless. And weaker, and has been obliged to take to his bed again

London, 15th November.-M. Bradlangh

light general improvement in bir condition.

BOULAKORM,

Costs that the product is very valuable; an milm long in the Red Son. The rest is one

very antisfactory nataro, and I have no lind grounded on a coral reefgaboat five, that in was incondísriant. The dainage passed a better night last night and there is opinion in which I am borne out by men close to the Gulf of Suez, and is well known of experiencs from Sumatra, at also from mariners ving been down in all the charts for a long time The Per was just raccived from critics in Holland. The Pepper Plantation islooking very well thon strating slog at a red rules, bitt ind promising Mr. Mitchelsen, the Ma- nager, las Intely procured atout 4,0.0 She found that the stranded ship was a new pizate in Singapore as alena quantity of German steamer called the Sfarsbrenner,

reports

to

war w

at

boqué from Breinen to Calenita with a ear

The letters, newspapers, S., that were forwarded through the Shanghai Local Post Office have not reached as yes, although the ... Smith agriyed in Tamsui threo days ago. Had the and been sent thronge the Ces

Pris, 10th · Nuvember -One hundred and fifty-eight Boulangists were arrested yesterday, but ninety-eight of them hav ainoo been rolonged,

St Helier, Novembor 744--Gérotal Boulanger and 60 supporters and fenders

here as to the futuro

o future plan of! procedure.

de; and this will enable us to ezte d this iron rails for railways, and five passar-/ Coms Post we should have had it two days are couferring

department on siderably.

In conclusion I wonk state that it in the opinion of Me Van Ribenu (the Mn nager) and myreit, that we have very good pros ects before us; that the expenditure incurred to date has been moderato, and that in the important matter of quality, the tabace) produced is of very superior. typer

"It is also not

perhaps out of place to notice hero that the Goverament have increasel the upset price to tobacco and and that the demand for this class of land- that has arisen bas added greatly to the value of the Company's property.

Inn, Dear Sir, Yours faithfully,

(80) EABHARAMION.

STATEMENT OF AODONTS TO SEPTEMBER SOTA 189 Ass-to

gora-f-ur German and, us En la fee since, ship was large one, hot forinage being 1,800 restored. She was cum del by a Cap in Eggerding, and is said to have bean with over £10,00 % |

ABARS LOOTING THE VENEL.

NEWS BY THIS GERMAN MAIL.

STANLEY AND EMİN,

Lo dos, November 6th, Further details

It was soon discovered that the only mau of the doings of Stauley and Eat are of the original crow on board was the Cap-wired from Zanzibar. The telegram states win, but the whole ship was over-ray with that Basin aid Jeplisch w re captured in Arabs who wore broting the Darge: Thu August Jarl year, but wars afterwarcia Plover accordingly lowered a boat -nd sont liberated. The troops in the Butorial wanted cron the ship, at the sight of province revolted. The Maudiats invaded whom the Arabs bolted at ones, though they the province, and the troops joined them

ese, with the nativus, sacked the station, slation

. November 1ath. A place và of tim ist Cummitinerccommenda Parisia not-to-manifest until the election of M Jeffein for Montmartre-where votes for have been disallowed- General has been

BULGARIAN POLITICS,

Faru November 12th-Tho. Delegates frous Montmartre together with the Hou- langist Deputies have presented a protest Against M. Juffein's alection. Paris is quiet, and the Police to-day prevented a Boulangist demonstration in the Place de la Concorde. Sofia, November 18 The Address of to the time the goboat left. In reply to

the chrome hopey shat the Suzerain Power the Captain said the ship had were killed, and the ammuition stored Fuu rehure on the Liths, and that, just a low there lat. The inved in stuffered a revera will initiate stops for the recubition of hours before the gunboak hnd arcived the in an attempt to take a debits Fold by

The Times Vienna correspondent states crow and the passengers had put off in Stanley Bear Albert Nyanza. The thiru that it is believed that a now phase of

hing about the store in hundreda, right up and a number of fugitives from the asho Subraujo in reply to the speech from

the

To cost of Jind Melapi Estate. $65,000 g bouts. The ship, it was seen, Wag in a time they succeded, and Stanley, ou Juulentia qucation is imminent, and that

T cost Launch

To post of Furniture

To Hinghong and Shangbai

Bank Deposit aecotini

To Hongkong and Shanghai

Bank Current account To Sundry Debtors

To Cash Melapi Estate To Working Expenses

Liabilities

By paid up Capital: By 400 Fully Paid up shares" nilatted . E Abrahaingen in part payment of 5,000 Aorf Tobacon and as per Prospectus dated: Aug. 30th 1888

By 3070 Shares tuch- paid up

$25

By 24 Shares uvallotted

By Calls paid on 2776 shares

2838

8,004 107,841

52,00 105,009

bach 315

By Boru

Cash

By Transfer Tues

By Interess

By W. Mansfield & Co.

B3 Paper Money in Circula

tion

80,00

30.00 $0.00

EXTRAORDINARY EXPENDITURE. (To be defrayed from Balances & Premium

on Land Sales) SITRÄQKDINARY FC LIC WODES. 1. New Water Maini 2. 31 in Drainage and Sanitray

Works

3. New Confred Market 4ughter House, Kowlion "F. Hospital Qrters for Medical Staff, Earojan Nuess, and

Extension of Ontile arket, and Now Shee, & pig Market, (part east)

7. Laudries for the People 8. Praper og Site for Western

Market

.

9. Lantio Asylum for Chinese 10. Police Statin, Aberdeen

Quarry Bay Kennedytown

12,

13. Now v Stare roum and

Residenca, for Superintendent. of Botanical and Afforestation

Hospital Bulk

6-THE TAPISE Stage; open for all Gen

tlemen amateurs; four to carry one in a 14. Epidemio Honni

chair (sitter not under 11 stone) 50 yards 15. Balance,--Contribution for mund a post (post to be passed on the Defencer

16. Filter Ded, Pokfulam Roser

avoir 17, New District School

right); entrancs $2 for each team;

prize a mug to tha sitter oach team to provide its own chair;"

Winning team:-Furgonu Major Berrow, 18. Two Public Latrine AM.8. Sur, en Will, A.MS, Dr J. M. 19. Gap Bock Lighthouse, (part Cuzen (Captain) Atkinson. Dr Lowam. Surgeon Nolan,struction of Pler at

RN. (in the shair),

H K V. C

TC. Bart

G. B. Coron

N.

Dr. Khuttleworth, R.N.

G. G. Kodi, E.N.

1. A. Champain,

8.W. Cox

Langworthy.

Major Males, RATNINU Dr. Low

Capt. Davidson, 468, Hr.

E.M. But, RX.

F. Mistiani.

E. W. Mattland.

T. S. Brith.

A. N. other.

4. J. Campbell, A. & 8. H.

A. N. QUIET,

a. A. kol. Cath.

HL 6. Woodcock, H.A.

THE POLO CLUB RACES,

The competing teams represented the on Point

inge.

the unfortunate passenger whom

Officers of the Royal Engineers, the Royal, Re-enstmotion of Bridge at Artillery, the Argyll and Sutherland High-

Boerington landers and the Doctors. TheArtillery bearers

Cuvlies at 29. Now Quarters for miform and were got up in a gorgeous

fx.

Civil Hospital which are the professional chair ccolies who beheld them torn greep with 24. Praya Reclamation, Govern

ment Contribution 2. Bo

Construction of New Road sin preparatory-work, Kennedy Road Siten afternoon. Although disappointed in the no orthodes pigtail, which however did 26. Addition to Government weather on Saturday, the day originally not repor

House bouts. very weli.

The Buglasere were 2: Re-construction of Mountain uniform less striking in ap- •Lodge but highly effective, and the

passenger who insisted on playing

The second Gymkhana Musting of the they undertook to carry an arrayed in a Chinaman's long blue coat and sported Polo Club was held on the Racecourse this

fixed for the, meeting, the Club were for als in

in gotting a very pleasant

to fermoniso, with hữ riding

Tavate to-me attendance was zather andersware, conspicuous by kaving

afteenega email at fre

lace the fitst Is Dr

then set

of

GREECE AND TURKEY.

Prince Bienvirok seeking to remove the misunderstanding between. Rumia, and

Paris,

M. JULKA

BUMORED DATE OF

November 14-A report, which) has not been so firmed, is current in the Chamber of Deputies to-day that Mr Jules

uary 13th, having waited for Ingitives fo 4,015.30 position that the chances of getting her off

Cupstwards. mouths, departed 867:57 again were very remuste, and the Plover three officers, therefore, naked the Captain to Son one uff with them, a step which thay ily Athens, November 11th debate took Anataia, by indaging Austris to tacitly ens 10,000 00 infireed him to take after it deal of pursua place in the Greek Chamber to-day regard-gage never to recogunge Prince Ferdinand

They

about

Che work of

Rain in to oppone Crete, when M. Fricopis made auf Bulgaria, and not to 9.411.41

nosips for the Losta. After a long search sarech, in which he laveighed sinst the fence in Bulgaria, 1,656.69 1578.00 they came across two boats containing 22 of Turkish atrocities that had been committed crew, and took all those un bard, there, and said that Greece had tried to 75,347.73

losing a larger of this two bunts to drift cultivata cordial relations with Turkey, but

imposible. $157,576.60 23 foa

Look shares of the smaller henneforth it would be

They could not gunboat

find the

bird boat; but while still searching for it they came off a steamer which had met the third bast and etken the shipwrecked people on board. There were four German Mision. Turkestan, will continue Rasenbachnounces that on and after the lauf, April

the tool

Greece,

white bust, which is now on the he added, wild indicate her tigh as Ferry has died at Cannes.

get the

Crate abe

TEX GOVERNOR-GENERAL DE TURKESTAN,

St Petersburg November 11th-Haro rental continue. Prisen tacco aliatory policy.

Paris, November 15.-The rumor cour cerning Jules Ferry death is untrue. He is in exoellent houlth.

ENVIA THE INDIAN CIVIL SERVICE.

London November 15.-Lord Ozoss an

ies, ok for Outeur 01 R CHAMBERLAIN ON THE IMVEOVED PROSPECT 1892, the Indian Civil Servios will be

recogers, and this the Plover to Iden, bending over in London, November 14th-Mr Chamber and his crew to the afpresa stesouro, posking yesterd is it a dinner give $2000.00 kn to 8.12. Before the 2***

Plover othe

OPRING ROCOUNT To Wages and Laborce 3,000 To Estate Charges

20,000

23,00

To Pepper Dopartmout

Charges

To Live Stuck Me Ta Prabulnary Bzyéndék

To Agents Commissi » Pan-

dakno To Charter Tug Norma kursl ToMedicine& To Buildings 60,00 To 16,000 To

To Ronds and Drains To Implements 25,000

Money To Paper 2,000 2,00 Te Office Expelteve Hingkung.

To Exchange

80,400.00 away ebe lested that the acident to the by the Bank's Society at Birminghai, ship was the fault of the Chief Oflar, who said he believed that a period of great pro was on watch, and he admitted that be sperity had begun, and he urged

mployers full share thereo bore a bit too much to the tward. There

workin to give. 41,640.0 bore

633,37 are now lying grounded on the same leef

November 6-The steamar 151.00 other wrecks of ahija wh ch went ashore 614.74

some tius age. The offiours of the Purer Amphion with the C. a nut Getered ou

if the ship ever being. -9287.49

1

GOVERNOR A ENERAL- SUIFWRECKED.

L'aneuver!

candidates shove the age of opened to

RZ ZANZIBAR CONSULADIE

and below to caty-three. twenty ove years a

in, the Acling British Conchl road.

has left: Zanzibar, whither Colonel Kuan Smith is now returning to sasume b bis du

1] THE MEETING OF ZUR GERMAN ANDA A AUSTRIAN EMPERORE.

Fusbruck November 14.The Kemperce

have little hopes to BLANK But board, ran abire, FIE Boro today, and was of Gel many arrive here to-day, and water

"

翻

Fondoa,

As far se rogueña the Pumy, ale had at Fort 1,850.00

afteventful waynge, When sho wa about $87,570.60 200 miles off Club stre saw a vessol to the West Band up a rocket and she answered its but nothing of it and it is not

·26,388.05 25,481,21

4,147.08

1,386.01

130.00

kown whether the ship was is ditest, or whether the rocket was zolit up in

Thers was a thing alse on the voyage

worthy of record.

FORMOSA

Iri

damaged that she had to dock hef by the Baperur Francis Joseph the was uninjured where the two Emperora held w Stanley of Pi

converestión long the W3 #ang mom, T

the wa

proceeded to Berli LADY DUIFERING SER, BOVE Fonomy Nov, 0th Lady Dufrio book Our Vice egal Life in India was publish yesterday. The work is in tho Tome of

Nov. 7th.--A

received Emperor telegram. hera reports the death, in child-bietir, of

wife of Prince Alerander of Billberg

the

THE LITERJOEL AUTUMN COP--

The following 10

pout

Autumn is the result of the Livered

Mr. Brophy's Philomel

Duke of Beaufort's Beve-d'Or Captain Jones Theosophist

ERANOS ENGLAND AND RÖVIT. == London, Nov. 7th.—The Nepublique Francaise endorses the observations of the Jiurna des Débats regarding the British occuption of Egypt.

THE BOARD TRADE RETURNS

(Shanghui Merztery Correspondent) 1.3 0.00

Kolung, th Nov. 183 1.79707 The British torpedo buat Topise, Cuar

064.7mander White, has just left here Sir Taiwan- | 39.22 Fu, with Ar 11. Howard on board. He The Board of Trade Rereriin for October, 482 40 care here from Foushon two dhyaan, and fest issued, show an increase of exports by

20 doua four visiting British Conzalat, a two millions sterling. O *#6),07

He also visited the British Consulato, st 1,50,00 Tasni, taking a passage in the S Cuss,

2,098.6)

is the Fareise draws too much water to ent of Tamsul harbour

A DYNAMITE EXPLOSIONS

Medri, November 7th--An explosion arcarred yesterday at a dynanılte factory at Dilb.

journal wod, lettem to her mother to whota the book is dedicated. The politioni

the

ENGAGEMENT THE CAREWE London, Nov 6th.mlf is reported thað-

Czarevitch in engaged to- mnery Princess Margaret of Prussia,

HUIGIDE OF

OF A YOUNG OFFICER IN LONDON, London, or 6th Lieutenant. Morton Edon committed anieldo last might by, shooting himself with a revolves in a cab drising down Piccadilly

LORD CHELMSFORD STARTS FOR GEAZON.

London, Nov. G. Doral Lard Cholma- ford has started for Ceylon.

TDR PERIE AND AUR

that

8 # 30

.3,052.21

London Nov. Bil--The Times in *› WANT OF CUAL IN FORMOSA Four persons were killed, Bod

OOS FLIOTING INTERESTS IN AFRICA.

MONTANERIA IN || leader relies to the Apsiruliai foderation 875,847.73

scheme, AD The transport chang left this morning Berlin, November 6th, Germany has for the East goust, with 400 Braveshey protested against illegal customs and in for bug the les will stand in the way logies Sir Henry Parker initiative. It fears, however, 876,347.73 po lo quell some disturbance there.

The

sts illegally levied by the Niger: Com- posts three Forciosan steamers--Neichec, Cao, pary's agents in Western Soudan, the river of its accomplishment. The Standard $75,347.78 and milhare all there and in Tan, having been

the untop of the Colonies, but doubts ų. $75,847.75 will go Nanking fran Shanghai to

bring

the time is ripe, even if local discord bo MAHARAJAH DHULIP SINJE'Z MANIFESTO. 80 seld ers down. When they

Several will g

members of the native bar in the overcome 15 Squ away from here is something I opunot tell P.

ve received copies of Maharajal Punjab yay. Singe lat Chipeer New Year, when Dhalip Singh's manifesto from Caloutta and New Yurk and Queenstown has again been London, Nov. Dib.—The record babyself Thongius) cmount of expenditure at fis-tag, caruely any coal-Lval Pindi, 0..e native barrister sent bontot the Inman Lens steamer, GTA

Matheson gas up charge of the

To Passage Money on La-

banrera

12,000 50,000

3,600 To Amount brought dowD 35,000 By amunt varied down

5.000 7,000

50,00

10 040

1800 p

∙15,000

MEMORANDUM

We hare cumpared the acounts with the 25,000 books and vouchers at the Company's office

and found them correst. 40,000

Autors.

TOTAL

709,700

COMPANY.

G STEWART, JAMURTANT

THE TWO NEW GUNBOATS FOR THE CHIN STATION

a

under graces up hanghai; the first named the treaty of a trace ziver in clares that England will cordially andoras

Duties

the

his

to Biodantenant Govürnor'■

the

London, November likh.-- The news that

Paris

FIRE MASSACRY OF NE PITEER AND DIS

7,700

Tufcon crop 1 89 to date is $33.185, beeu vaporest from the Gregut mines, Private Secretary, while others hare sont

Paris hasing socomplished the trip in the Expenditure to date on the Pepper and during the last few months boue what- theirs lo

Deputy Commissioner, I daga and 7,000 Crop 1883-80 84,147.03; the Balance of ex-ver has been sold. They live not even Labuh

"ORETICIAM "OF THE PALICET VERT 6,000 penditure to date 88,10,50 is seried for heen able tule the demand for DSMAN DIGNA'S MOVERFIS

ward to crops. 1890-11, the actual amount their own ships and the Arsen at honde

November The Journal du 20,000 beeirced to the Tableco cepp 18 will Tauchow without hulp from the natives, Osman Digus was at Dougala is not irus, Lebat relurring in the Frince of Wales

berdeeld by valuation after gathering

their coal "the present monothing in the Nile.

coal is only known to have left Saakia for visit to Egypt, bitterly reproaches England with ignoring her pledges to evacuato yard is in the usual

Egypt, so soon sa örder, had been restored. Orders ante down yesterday by

Onntain

A MUNIFICENT GIFT. liner of the s a.

Priches V lease at ohta,

France sometimes sleeps, it olestres, bit Fydwy

Waterlow has presented. but he will most likely have to wait a wurk Luder with a park of twenty-nine acre at the reawakens with extreme energry for the want of coal bafore I bave the High at barbs ur. It is shameful, when wo pine to THE PEINOS IN BOMBAY,

bar. Koramber

aber 7th----Dr Patara mod Bombay, 13th November. Yesterday of his tapedit have been. think that this island is full of good coal

the first accu rufning ap, ta sko, for only the mall Puns porty boron clubs caurvan massered. The stening scenistilwete tavol

and yet there is They pittance of 2,000 1,40 teus per mouth thousand ben The Prince Bompanie ing to join Dr Peter bat bearing of the

greater part

maszkora, rekreated, of this by Major-General F. B. Solly Bood, exported, and

have aizved at Wittou, We take from the Ceylon Times of the entity is seut away by the natives, hespected the Lines. The riboo and his from when they communicated with Za

point. 12th just the following description of the the cool from later in the hil sides. I party thon gallopect to the sa'ulise

There was a great demand at the pening The march past was brilliant spectacle, To the Shareholders of this East Brnen two new gunboats which are on their way of the Government mine, and it would be especially the cavalry and cruillory charges

SCOTT'S EMULSION OF PURE COD LAVER been worked parts whleb were admirably accomplished. Muramats and all wasting disorders of chil DAL WITH UYTOPROSPRITEA, for Rickets, Planting Company Limited.

from England to this station. One of them till greater if they had on

but now it is prae Ically stop. At the conclusion, Prince Albert Victor - dron, is very romarkable in its results. Gunten,The Dirvoturs have now, to subsit to you chair Report, with a State the Pigmy will likely be stationed for somo Grand March Silver Trumpets Viviani the winning post an easy Brat, a false step 30th September, 1880. LA Valse & Summer Nightin Munich Cellier might them, to ruin and the passenger, Slatswent by Mr Abrahamson as 38, expected in Hongkong in the first or The heavy rain we had in the latter part alpine and beating of 160 10ODDE Selection Orphée aux Enfers Offenbach with his pipes come down with a thud, the plantations, dated the 18th November, second week of next months

There are now in Colombo harbor two therusu is impassable in sereni plages. The ed the Vit of thefer which be re Polonaise by Peter, Prince of Didaaburg Just then the medicino man saw their 1888, a spaidat bere

in prodess of drying and newly-built gumbouts, called respectively trains a present only run to Sikan, about Be dined at Magdala House, and tortilda ang and Iau of opinion: Shij Galup an' Down the road" .. ....Harper. chasco and tumbled in the vinger, smid

The crop is now in Thoute of laughter.

ferma canting, March PLE

will go forward to At the Figms and the Fluger, which are going four miles from Tai peblos. The dams words attended ball at Gansakkind, as The children take it and nak for more and sterdam for the Spring suite of 1800 pat to ralloys the Cockchafer and the Espoirs so great, that it is not very promising which over four hundred persons were CIGAR RACE, to ride 200 yards, dia. Directors.In accordance with the Arti- on the Chius station, while those two be,inuing for me last new Railway Engineer sent. The Prince led off the dance with it far superior to ordinary Cod Liver miutat, receive a box of trutches sud a cles of Association Meses Dalrymple and recals, wirish have bour in the Chins as in Chief, Mr Watson, but it presents a very Lady Reay in the Hate quid Gle, the cigayle malady, mount, and home, about Larten retire, but being eligible, offer them about eight year will go home. The good opportunity to show what he can da Georsor hasing the Duchess of Connaught 200 yards; competitor to be nominated selves for re-election.

Flymy reached Colombo on Saturday night, hope that his views may gabicido as much as partners

a duzen

finished there was the bagpipes to the bitter and of the three events pre prolly fair faroout of spostators, among

The Medioca weak to or fr THE BAST BURNEO PLANTING whom were good many ladies. The course Journey, efter de relqrfing was in excellent condi-their shirt sleaves and looked exceedingly tion and showed no bad effects of the dam-business-like. Before they had got a

The following ie the report of this Cum- aya it put in the great minster The Yards from the start the Artillerymen were pany p band and pipera of the Argyll and Suikers felling over each other and gelting their with the gear land Bighlanders, performed in the epolnsfers inextricably mixed up aure during the afternova. The following of the chair. The others with a fer miour get neach over the whole courte Just as

bar,

was t's progrunthe | jha Highlandera were göttlement of accounts for the period endiugfime at Singapore, but the other the Pluper MV DaMaNK TO THE NAILEDAD B pressed himself highly delighted, and conThe rapidity with which children gain flocht!

Strathspey Reel

Maroh Strathspey

Pollalloch House.

Major Fothes Major Forbes

Delvin-Side Dunilly Cottage.

The Glonagle Eighlanders -

ta

of October, and the beginning of this month. have washed away part of the railway, and

gratulated General Solly Flood on the diy

His Royal Hizepam then ride to Magda-

Raja of Kothapur.

le House to breakfast,

pre

Bend

the

Scott's

Pattay

and strength upon it Very wonderful.

following: I have

in cash of warding

preparation for so

the good effects apparel. JMARSHALL M.R.0.8., Grange Road Bermondsey, K

courider

Chencies can apply lk-Watson & Ou, (Ld.), agents in Hoogkong and China.