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Auctions.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

GRAND CHRISTMAS SALE

VALUABLE AND CHOICE JAPANESE

PORCELAIN, CURIOS AND

WORKS OF ART.

TH

To-day's Advertisements. {

WOODYEAR'S ROYAL

AUSTRALIAN-CIRCUS.

GRAND REOPENING POSTPONED I .POSTPONED | |

UNITE****

THE Undersigned has received instruc- TO-MORROW EVENING,

tions to Sull by Public Auction, on

SATURDAY,

the 5th December, 1889.

THE CHINA MAIL. Business Notices.

THE HALL & HOLTZ

X

CO-OPERATIVE COMPANY, LIMITED.

the 7th December, 1889, commencing at By the kind permision of His Excellency USEFUL

2.30 pai. sharp, ut his Sales Rooins, Dud- dell Street,

A VERY FINE AND LARGE SELECTION OF

JAPANESE WARE, CURIOS

AND

WORKS OF ART,

the GOVERNOR,

OUR HANDSOME Two POLE MARQUEE,

mado by

J. D. KILEY of this Colony, has been Erected on the Site of tho

OLD CENTRAL

MARKET.

On our Opening Night all the

being spacially selected, and asteptol for|STAR AOTS OF OUR REPERTOIRĖ,

Christinas and Now Year Presents,

and comprising

A Lange ArsoUIMENT OF SATSUMA, KAGA, KIOTO und, TOKIO VASES, IN- Cesse Jans, BOWLS, PLATES, TEA and BULARYANT SETH, COFFEE CUPS, ETC., Ero.

VERY HANDSOME AND CHOICE CROTONNE VASES, PLATES, T. GLETS, Boxes,

EN

Gorband Silviu Istam Bronzes, and B VARIETY OF SMART-Hosen WAIS

A VERY FIN ASSORTMENT OF IVORY CARVINGS AND NEIRUKI. IVORY INL and LAQREED PANCIS, SCREENS, CABINETS, Ere

FINE SILK EMBROIDERIES, KAKI- MOSOS FOXAN LIS SILK KIMONOS, OLD COURT Dus, Dansenso GOWNA, SCREENH, HANDKERCHIEFS, SILK EMBROIDERED COURT SWORN, Aumora, Bras CURTAINS,

میں الله

VARIETY

NOVELTIES, KTO, ENG Catalogues will be issued previous to the Sate and the above will be on View on Krulay next.

TERMS OF SALE: -As customary.

4. R. LAMMERT, Auctioneer.

Hongkong, November 30, 1880.

Intimations.

2264

THE HONGKONG MARINA, LIMITED.

A BRILLIANT PROGRAMME.

F.P. After the above date the Circus

·will be Ogan -- TWICE DAILY:

EVERY AFTERNOON, at 2.30 pm, emmencing at Saharp. EVENING

at 9 pm, comboosing at 9 sharp.

REDUCED BICES!

REDUCED PRICES!!.

$0.00 1.30 1.00

Boxes of 6 Chaira

Sing'e Seats in Box... Dress Circle Chuis...

Balls, Carpeted Seats... ... 0.50 Sdiers and Sailors in uniform-to Fit 25 Conto,

PRESENTS.

M

INSTRUCTIVE

FANCY GOODS.

A

TOYS, DOLLS.

S

· BONBONS.

ORNAMENTAL

»HALL & HOLTZ CO-OPERATY LTD

The

Hongkang, November 30, 1889.

To-day's Advertisements.

ZETLAND

No. 026.

LODGE.

N Eme geney MEETING of the above

LODGE will be nuld in the FREK MASONS' HALL, Zetland Street, on FRI DAY NEXT, the 6th Instant, at 5 for 500 p.m. precisely, VISITING BRETHREN ar Cordially INVITED.

·Hongkong, December 4, 1889.

2293

DEPARTED.

2265

Per Kaiser-i-Hind. front Hongkong: for Singapore, Metre W. Clarke, Mofinger Sinith, Mrs Shelford, Hon 8. Lyttelton My B. Tonny, and Mia Herman; for Co- lombo, Mess

Sykes, and Johorou; for Mairas, Dr. Wo. Achatare; for Marcilles, Jr. J. Moms, and Miss Fields; for Lon dos, Lieut. D. Hicketta, R. N. : for London via Bombay, Me and Mrs Henniker Heaton. From Shanghai: for Sugapore, Chinese: for London, Mr F. Hague. Freia Mr Lee and native servant, and 1

Roba: for Ismail, Mr and Mrs W. N. Potter, Miss Potter, Mr and Mrs F. J. Ward, Miss Ward, Mr Q. J. Gillis, Mr J. U. Nors

Miss M. J. Rao, and Mrs F. A.

and Hutchison; for Venice Mr R. Kolich; for Loudon, Miss R. O. De Rett, and Mr G. E. Fripp.

MEMOS. FOR TO-MORROW. Shipping. Daylight.-Thales loaves for Swatow, đài Noon,-Namoa leaves for. Amoy, &c. Noon. Bisupio leaves for Shgapore,

Penang and Bombay.

3 p..Fuensang leaves for Shanghai. 3 p.m.-Denbighshire lesvos for Japan,. Depack loaves for London.

Amusements, pm...Wondyear's. Royal Autis Circus at Old Central Bakot.

Miscellaneous.

Claims against the Lancelot must be sent in to Meaars Russell & Co., on or before this date.

BY APPOINTMENT;

A. S. WATSON & COM- PANY, LÍMITED.

ESTADLIBUED A.D 1841.

MANUFACTURERS OF AERATED WATERS.

OUR AERATED WATER MANUFACTORY

Boreaand Sents can be rescrred at KDAKIN BROS. OF CHINA / Brown; for Brindisi, Mesars W.-Jackson is replete with the best Machinery, em

& WAISHI, Limited.

ROBERT LOVE, General Agent.

LIMITED, CHEMISTS.

2290(GEHEIGS TEETHING NECKLACES,

BLACK, BLUE AND RED.

¦ -

Hongkong, December 4, 1899.

AMATEUR DRAMATIO CLUB.

GRAND CHRISTMAS PANTOMIME THIS iple appliance has gained great

ALI BABA,

THIEVES.

ENDERS are INVITED for the COMFORTY

TENDER

·FLETION of the SUPERSTRUO,

TURE of the COMPANY'S VESSEL, now moored at YaB-MA-TI..

Tenders, under Sealed Cover marked Tendor for the Marina, to be sent on or before the 1 DECEMBER to the Under- signed, where Plane, Form of Teuder, and ordure to view can, ou obtained.

W. ST. JOHN 11. HANCO K, CE,

3, Beaconsfield reade Houghong, November 29, 1889.

PERFUMERY

PIESSE

from

LUBIN

"every flover that breates a legge men,

SWEET SCENTS

LOXOTIS OPOPONAX FRANGIPANT PSIDIUM

Now

May be stained

Of and Cheraint on

Prxfessor

Dont Street

Lerden

2200

IMPORTANT NOTICE/

A. 5. WATSON & Co., Ltd.

[NVITE special attention to their let

I skipta Chts of

XMAS & NEW YEAR CARDS,

JUST TO HAND

A full Amoriment of First-class Goods is now on. View, including a "Cholos Selous tion of Mk10N'S HAND PAINTED Orits, and all the test. Novelties of the best English and Continental Artials to be found in the Market

CHRISTMAS CONFECTIONERY. We are now offering a variety of this Class of Goods, all in spilendid con- dition, at Moderate: Prices; comprising:- CHOCOLATES DEocolate Cremes, Chrome FUBFOR SWEETS, DURST and SUGARED JORDAN ALMONDS, &e

FANUY CRACKERS; &c.

·PHOTOGRAPHY? **

We have just received and opened out a First-Class Assortment of New PATEST CAMERAS, LENSEN and applianors of all kinds, suitable for both Ainateurs and Pro. fessionals.

The Cameras and Lauses aro of. Exssp- tional quality, specially made for uso in tropical climates and fitted with all the latest improvemònia.

CHEAP SETS APPARATOR FOR AMA TEUTS AND TRAVELLERS Three sizes (víz:) 11, and whole plate. Complete in strong Wood Cabinote.

DRY PLATES Thomas, Tiford, Britannis, Ec., kopt in stock:

PHOTO CHEMICALS AND SUNDRIES of all kinds at Moderato Prices.

AND THE

DATE OF PERFORMANCES,

EVENING.

26th and 30th December, 1889

2 d, 6th and 9th January, 1890, AFTERNOON,

and 20 Chinese.

Per Marie, for Haiphong, 5 Europeans, Per Kiel, for Medan, 1 European, and 272 Chinces,

Per Telemachus, for Singapore, Mra Sarith, and 42 Chinese.

Per Ulysses, for Singapore, 12 Chinese

bodying all the latest improvement in the trade.

[No. 8396 DECEMBER 4, 1889.

The M. M. stoamor Saphalien, with the next Trench mail, left Saigon at 7 p.m. on the lat Dea, and may be ex pacted here on or before Thursday, 6th Dec,

FIRE AT QUARRY BAY,

TWO MEN HURNED TO DEATH.

A fra broke out about ten d'otcol Zaat The Canadian Pacific Co.'s. Port-du-dwellings at Quarry Bay, and was carried night in the westernmost of the matshed gusta, from Vancouver, left Yokoha

The

2nd.

ms for Kobe and Hongkong on the with such rapidity by the bigà wind that in With Nov,

the apurso of a few minutes half-a-dozen of Canadian Pacifio 5. Batavia left Vancouver for Japan, s., on the 29th this highly-inflammable atractures were Nov...

destroyed. Among the ruins afterwards were The Canadian Pacilio s. B. Parthia left Yo found the charred remains of two men who kohoma for Kobe and this port on Dec. had been living in the mintaleds. Sparks from the matabeds net fire to a gudowa be longing to the Burst Works, which was cam- Pletely destroyed. The godown contained use. and 20,000 gunny bage, all of which sterm orgine and some machinery not in

men burned to death, esveral of the inh

In addition to the two were destroyed. bitants of the matsheds have been more or less seriously injured. The cause of the fire has not been ascertained.

The P. & O. Ca's extra steamor en kong, from London, left Singapore on the 28th Nov., and may be expected here on or about the 4th Dec. The O. S. 8. Co a steamer Glaucus, from Liverpool, left Singapore on the 28th Nov., And may bo expected hero on or about the 4th Dec. The D. DE... Iphigenia left Singapore on the 29th Nov, and may be expected here on or about the 6th Dec.. The Austro-Hungar an Lloyd's S. N. Co.'s steutuship Elektro, from Tricate, left apore for the port on the 20th

THE ANCONA AND KUNG-PAI IN COLLISION.

The P. and O. stenmor Ancons (Onptsin

and may be expected here on or Madie) and the China Merchants' ataamer abst

the 6th Dec.

The steatuship Arratoon Apear leaves Bin-Kung'ai (Daptain Clifford), came into cal- gapaze on the 30th Nov., and may be lision at a quarter before 7 o'clock this expected here on or about the 7th morning. with the result that both vessels Deca

The U. S. 8. Co.'s afermer Achilles, from Liverpool, left Singapore on the 2nd Dec., and my he expected here on or abeat the Bub Dia

had to be botched, the former in Kowloon

By and the fatter near Quarry Bay. The

nco was leaving for pan with a gen.

The Glen Lisse steamship Gla.earn, from eral cargo pad passengers and the Kung- London, left.Singapore on 2nd Dec., Fai was ontoring the harbour, bound may be expected here on or about from Nowchwang to Whampoa with

tad the 8th Dec.

The P. & U. Do.'s extra steamship Khiva a cargo of beans. The China Merchants'. loft Bombay for Singapore and this port steamer struck the P. and O. vossol about on the 26th Nor.

don for this port on the 28th Nov.

The P. & O. extra s. s. Shanghai left Lon-Opposite the astoh of the main-hold making a wedge-shapot hole in her starboard aido four feet in width at the top, about two foot at the bottom and about eighteen fest

A RATHER important share case and Chefoo News will be found in the 4th page

in length. The Ancona made water ao m plaly after the collision that it was doomed Tax. Arabic left Yokohama at B.10a.m. advisable to beach her as speedily, as 3.40a.m. to-day; time: 4 days, 23 hours discharged, and it is expected that she on the 29th ultimo, arrived at this port at possible. Her cargo. is.

now being and 12 minutes we believe the quicker, will be taken into dock to-morrow.

Tapplinuses for ensuring purity in the THE prastest attention has been paid to Water supply, to assure which we have added a Condenser capable of supplying us with 3.000 gallons of distilled water a day, time ever made. and are now in a position to compete in Sweet Waters cannot be surpassed ́any. -where.

The purest ingredients only are used, and the utmost care and cleanliness are used in the manufacture throughou

confidence and popularity with all for London, Mr and Mrs Farmer and 4 with the beat English Makers. Our THE opening of Woedyear's Cireus on the has made no water, She lies with her

who have used it during the critical and trying TEETHING TIME' of children. It does away with the necessity for Soothing Syrups and promotes painless and rapid destition.

FOODS FOR INFANTS AND

INVALIDS

28th December, 1889, 4th Janitary, 1890 NESTLE'S MILE FOOD.

PRICES OF ALMISSION: Opening night, 26th December,... $3. All other Performances Souson Ticket.....................810.

$2.

Tickets and Books of the words for any of the above Performances can be obtained at Messrs. LANE, CRAWFORD & Co. ou and after Monday, the 9th December, 1889, at

11 a.m.

Boldors of Benson Tickets can reserve one sent for every performance,

Sonos Tickets limited to 100. Children will be admitted at Half-prise

to all the Afterupon Performances.

Fiity extra Beats have been added to the Drons Cirolo from which the whole. Stage on't be seen.

220?

Hongkong. December 4. 1880-

INDO-CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION

COMPANY. LIMITED.

FOR SHANGHAL

J

RIDGE'S PATENT COOKED FOOD.

MELLINS FOOD.

children, and the 2 Misses Bandiuel,

TO DEPART.

Per Namod, for Swatow, 100 Chinese.. For Na skan, for Swatow, 100 Chinese. Per Thales, for Swatow, 1 Europian, and 260 Chinese.

Per Johann, for Hoihow, 60 Chiness.

SHIPPING REPORTS The German steamer luckaburg ropurte Left Parang tin the 21st November, and Singapore on the 25th November; to 12" North, and 112 East, light variable wind and rane rain from there to port North- Esterly wind fresh, with high sea. In the night of the 30th November, in 13" 16 lat,

ALL AT VERY MODERATE RATES and 113 42 longitude, about 440 miles W.

FEEDING BOTTLES and FITTINGS

all patterns.. TEETHING RINGS and PADS.

EVERY REQUISITE

YOR THE

NURSERY AND SICKROOM. Hongkong, November 25, 1889.

2

by Bath from Manile, picked up the crew from the wreck of a small Spanish craft, 12 inois, 3 women, ani.1 boy. She had been driving about in the China Sea for over ong month, and all on board were in a mora or lear weak condition.

The British steamer Arabic reports: From San Francisco November 9th, via Yokohama November 29th; moderato wos- 2931 that to Turanabout; thence to pert, strong E ionmanon. Arrived December 4th, st 1. Tims of passage from Yokohama 5 days.

SHIPPING.

ARRIVALS, December 3, 1899 Chucksburg, Gerinan sr., 916, Ad. Schultz, Singapore November 25, General - Bus HIN CHAN.

December 4-

ne British steamer Bearennes reports: Had strong N.E. winds.

The British steamer Zumab-ai reports: Had strong N. winds and very heavy bead so throughout the pasengo.

The British steamer failus reports: Left Fo chow at December, had strung N.E. gale, with considerable sea throughout baran isco November 9, and 3d, had strong drubie, British steamer. 4.308, W. M. Ja, virus trens weather. Laft Ausy gale, with heavy sex Yokchuma 29, Mails and General.-O. & and overcast weather. Left Seats 3rd, 0.9. 8. Co.

had stroby Northerly breeze,

with fine clear Wenchon, British atsamer, from Wham-weather, and minierate soa. Steamera in

Swataw Nantes Le Hawro and Mecfou

The British steamer Chow-fit reports: Had light S.

S.W and Southerly winds to Cape Pedaran; thence strong monsoon and high sen to port.

pon.

(Taking Cargo it Passengers at through rate for ULEFOO, HANKOW and Forts bij de YANGTSZE.)

The Co.'s Steamship

Fussauny, Captain LESAR, will be Denvenue, British steamer 1,496, A. W. despatched as above TO-8. Thomson, London and Singapore, Nov, 'MORROW, tho 8th Tustant, ut 3 p.m. 27. General-GIDD, LIVINGSTON & CO.

For Freight or Passage, apply to

Zambesi. British steamor, 1,540, Parsons, JARDINE, MATHESON & Co.,

Haiphong December 1, General-ÅDAMSON, ...General Managers.

BELL & CO.

langkong, December 4, 1889, 2280

SHIRE LINE OF STEAMERS.

FOR NAGASAKI, KODE AND YOKORAMA, (Fia Inland Sea).

The Stenship

Denbighshire

will be despatched for to above Ports at 3 p.m.

TO-MOROW, the 6th Instaut

For Freight or Passage, apply to

ADAMSON, BELL & Co.,

Agentz. Hongkong, December 4, 1850,

DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED.

—

FOR SWATOW

2248

Haitan, British str., 1,183, 8. Ashton, Foochow December 1, Amoy 2, and Swalow 3, General. DoveLAS STEAMSHIP CO.

how Fa, British steamer, 1,050, F. W Phillips, Bangkok November 27, General YURN

FAT HONG. Kumpai, Chinese steamer, 609, C. I, Clifford, Nowobwang Noverator 97, and Chefor 29. Beaus.Ö. M. S. N. Co.

Denbighshire, British steamer, 1,633, London and Singapore Nur.

Kungsung, British steamer 1,000, Thos, Sellar, Woku November 20, Ri

RiceAR MATHESON & Co Falkenbury, German steamer, Whampes.

H.

27

DIN

GADAYSON, BELL & Od. ̈

Taa Chiuras steamer Kangpai reports: December 4th, at 0.15 a. m., collided with P&tateamer Ansuna, doing consider abs

to both reseuls. blo damage

The British steamor De bighshire reports: After leaving Singapore had fine weather antil December 2ud; after which strong. N.E monsoon and high sea.

POST OFFICE NOTICES. MAILS will olase

For AMOY & FOOOBOW.-

FOR COAST PORT, Waters are packed and placed on board ship at Hongkong prices, and the full amount allowed for Packages and Empties when received in good order.

Counterfoil Order Books supplied on application.

COAST PORT ORDERS, whenever practicable, are despatched by first steamer leaving after receipt of order..

Our Registered Telegraphio Address in, DISPENSARY, HONGKONG, And all sigued messages addressed thus will receive prompt attention.

site of the Old Market has been postponed till tomorrow evening, the labour on the ground having proved more difficult than was anticipated.

The damage to the Kung-Pai consists in her having her bows, store in, but she

nos aground op a sandy spit at the West point of Quarry Bay and will likely come

off with next tide.

Eye-witnesses of the collision say they

De Doberok writes this morning as follows: don't quite understand how the two vessels East night the following notice was tele-got together, and the people on board the graphed to Singapore: There is a typhoon aubject. There was of course a good deal atcamers are somewhat reticent on the S.E of Lazon 'slanly approaching the of constoraation among the passengers on China Soa,' and the following at 9 p. to the Ancord, spesially among the ladies, when the air happened. bat this soon Hongkong, The

to weather is bad in the subsided when the extent of the damage China Sea. A strong N.E. galo was reported and the absence of actual danger becam

The from Bolinas at 7 pm. This morning it is rut on to the sand as quickly ag blowing a very hard N. gale at Bolinao.

Киан possible

bay

immediator

Wandin ito

the

opposite Kowloon City. Mr E. L.

agent of the P. and 0. On on buing informed of what I happened, proceeded to the vessel, and kong Football Club and the 91st Regiment lighters were at once dispatched to take the

The following is a List of Waters alwaysA MATUH will be played between the Hong.

kept ready in Stock PURE ABRATED WATER

SODA WATER

LEMONADE

LITHIA

POTASH WATER

SELTZER WATER

WATER SARSAPARILLA WATER

TONIC WATER

GINGER ALE

GINGERADE.

forenoop. The

on the Racecourse at 4.15 p.m. sharp on the cargo of. Afterwards the Filot Fish was 5th lost. The following will represent the sont to tako uff the passengers and their Club:-F. Maitland, Dr J. Atkinson, A.N.ggae, and returned to Hongkong in the other, F. O. Vignoles, R. A. A. H. Ough, damage to the Ancona's carga, a

great part of which was eagar, has been E. G. Young, B.E.; B. S. Wandoook, very considerable. The pumpa were kept B.A.; C. W. Dickson, W. H. Walliaca, G. going all day, and it is believed that if the M. W. Laadonegh, R.E.; A. Campbell. weather keeps for the vessel will be docked to-morrow, How long she will remain thers it is hardly possibly to say as you will certainty, but we believe it will not t be surprising if it takes a month to make, the necusiory repairs. The place where the ateamer is bunched is within a few minutes' steaming of flungimo Docks,

No Credit given for butts that are The Club to wear whites. There will be a dirty, or greway, or that appear to have tont on the ground as usual. been used for any other purpose than

that of containing Aoated Waters, 3

.

DX.

nach bottles are never used again by In the Summary Court to-day, before Mr Justica Wise, Mesars Musgrave & Co. sued "Mr Oscar Brandt for $103,80, being balance

2291 HONGK NO DI-PENSARY.

The publication of this we #9.00 p.m.

One China Iriai.

due on accounts from 1883 to 1888. Mr

worst on her port bow, where her plotes The Kung Pot's damage seems to be

have been crushed like egg-shells. Her

| Dennya appeared for the plaintiffs, and collision bulkhead remains intact, and there banded in evidenca taken on commission in way. As on the vessel in got off sho upppurs to bo no apprehension of its giving. Shanghai. Dafendant said the acounts will go to her burg, preparatory to guing

into door. had been settled, all but a few cents for ex- change, which had been paid. The plaintiff's

BONGEONG, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1889, had some old account against him, and it

TELEGRAMS.

[SOPPLIED TO THE CHINA MAL"]

Via Southera 'Eine.) UNLIMITED SILVER COINAGE FOR THE . S. LONDON, 2nd December, 1830. The National Manetary Convention at

Per Namen, at 11.30 am, on Thursday, St. Louis has resolved to request. Con

the 6th inst. For SHANGHAL-

Per Yurn, at 2.39 p.m., on Thursday,

greas to provide for an unlimited silvar coinage of dollars as a legal tender equally

the 5th inet, instead of as pre- with gold. viously notified.

from

Taipan, British steamer, from Whampoa Mike Muri, Japanese steamer, 2,352, Sommers. Nagasaki November 20, Coal- MITSU RISHI.

For

FORT DRWIN, THURSDAY IS LAND, COOKTOWN, TOWNSVIL

J. Felderich, German ship, 1,006, J. Meyer, Newcastle October 28, Goal. --- UBDELL

DEPARTURES, December 4-

The Co.'s Steamship

Haitan Captain Ausros, will be Keungcang, for Whampoa.“

lespatched for the above Fest, for Wampoa Fort on FRIDAY, the 6th Instant, at Amoy, for Whampoa ..Daylight.

Hongkong, November 18, 1889. 2186

URICKET.

ن

NENTLEMEN desirous of Playbg, in the MATCH SCOTLAND 7 THE WORLD, proposed for 26, 27 and 28ru DECEMBER SEAT; will kindly sign their Names on the Notices lying in the Hong kong Club and the Crisket Pavilion, Hongkong, November 14, 1889.

SCOTT'S

2163

EMULSION

be taban readily and tolerated for a long time.

WB, Conner, for New York,

Halot, for Shanghai:

Jare, for iniphong,

Kairi Hind, for Europe."

Benle, for Mantung.

2504

Kiel, for Medan.

For Freight or Passage, apply to

DOUGLAS LAPRAIK & Co.. General Mariagers. Hongkong, December 4, 1880.

SHIRE LINE OF STEAMERS.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNÉES.

88. DENBIGHSHIRE, FROM HAMBURG, ANTWERP, LONDON, PENANG AND SINGAPURE.;

TONSIGNEES pf Cargo are hereby in. formed that all Goods are being landed at their risk into the Godowns of the Kow-

WHARF & Gopowy Co. at Kowloon, whence and/or from the Wharves delivery may be obtained.

Telemachus, for Singapore and London. Ulysses, fur Singapore and London. Ficcioiu, for Bwatum.

CLEARED. sang, for Shanghai. Numa, for Count Porta Nanshan, for Swatow. Thaler, för Coast Peris Juhemu, for Boilow and Pakhoi.

Frenchou, for Chefoo...

Des

„PASSENGRES”

Per Glucksburg, from Singapore, 14) Chi- Optional Cargo will be forwarded an- B. Wooster and maid, Miss Grace Wooster, Per Arabic, from San Fransisco, Mr. J.

(Hans Telegram.)

---

MEETING OF LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.

was strange they did not mention the mat-. ter to him while he was in Shanghai and

The Legislative Council met: this after- visiting daily the store of Messrs Musgrave noon. There were present; B. E. Sir & Co. He also said that the date of the William Dos Vieux, Governor; Hog. A account was beyond the limit of the Statuto Tistor, Acting Colonial Secretary Hon. of Limitation, His Lordship held that the H. E. Wodehouse, Acting Colonial Trea- avldenca takan fa Shanghai proved the suror; Hon. A. J. Leach, Acting Attorney dabt, and that there was a vorbal engage General; Hon. S. Brown, Surreyor Gene meat last year to pay. He gave judgment ral Hon. N. G. Mitchell Innes, Acting for the amount, with costa..

Registrar General; Hon. W. M. Dase, Captain Superintendent of Police Hour P. Ryrie, Hon, Wong Shing, Hon, C. F Chater, Bon. A. P. MacEwen, Hon, I. J Keswick, and Mr A. Sath, Clark of Coun cils...

A CHINAMAX Dil Cho Yi, who was im prisoned for 16 days swaiting trial on a oharge of intimidation and was afterwards dismissed, has brought an action against hin accoser Leung “Al wai, from whom he

LE, BRISBANE, SYDNEY & MEL THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT AND claims 8100 compensation. The case was

BOURN

Per Chungaku, at 5 p.m., on Thursday,

the 5th inst.

For STRAFTS & BOMBAY.

Per Disagio, at 11.30 a.m., on Friday, the 6ih inst., instead of an previously notified.

For STRAITS & BOMBAY.--

Per Galier, at 11:30a.m., on Saturday,

the 7th December.

OTICE is hereby given that A.

Να

THE MATCHES MONOPOLY

Panis, 24th Nov. The Chamber of Deputies at the request of the Government adopted the Bill relative to the State monopoly of matches.

THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT.

PARIS, 25th Nov. The Italian Parliament was opened to

A. S. WATSON & Co., LIMITED, day. The Royal Message mentions the good external relations, treats of Home TO ALL WROM IT MAY COSCERN. questions, and adds that the Government

will propose the abolition of the tarif: be WATSON & Co., LIMITED, carrying on tween France and Italy. It ends by airm BUSINESS at the HONGKONG DIS- PENSARY, Vio orin, in the Colung of in the confidence of the King in the main Hongkong. and in

in many other Ports and texiance of peace. places in Chins and elsewhere, have regis-

in the a

torid in

aid Colony their Trade-mark 8pplied MEDIOTE PROPRIETORY

(From Singapore Papers.)

works.

„ATNANCIAL,

THE ESTIMATES THE POSITION AND PROMPT OF THE COLONY,

the table the report of the precedings at The Acting Colonial Secretary laid on beard in the Summary Court to-day, last acting of the Finahon Committee, Dennys, who appeared for the defence, ex-passed-855 for certain expenses in con• and moved that the following votes be plained that the matter arose out of the nection with the nursing staff of Sisters at quarrel between Leung Ayon and the con- the Government Civil Hospital, and 41.617 tractor Luk Pak Shan. The plaintiff and for the completion of the Fytam Water nosno other men were brought before the The voles were passed.. Police Court on a charge of intimidation. The Magistrate, Mr Wudohnuso, at first al- lowed bail for 816, then refused to allot hail, and ten days afterwards dismissed the case. Mr Denny, did not think he was just fed in refusing bail, but that was a matter for the Magistrate His Lordship, after listening to the plaintiff's story, told him that he had no case. Mr Daunga did not press for costs.

The Acting Culoniel Secretary-1 beg to move, ie, tho second reading of a bill cu titled

an urdinance to apply a sum not exceeding Ose Million Two hundred and Ninety-two thousand, Eight Gundred and Fifteen Dollars to the Pablo Service of the year 1890.

The Acting Colonial Treasurer scconded. Mr MacEwen hir, the second reading of the Appropriation Bill brought before this Council, generally affords the unoficial members of the Council an M. 8. BLAKE,"

Singapore Free Press sys:-The Quar-reslow the p "policy of STISTA, LIQUORS, CIGARS and other

teri Return of Imports and Experts Forment, and if recaesary for London, 25th Nov.-H. LS. Blake base Straits Seatles care to hand this hints or suggestions with regard to the offering any ARTICLES appertaining to the Business ju been necesfully launched at Ch tham morting from he Government Printing Policy lube pursued in the future. In its vai us Branches, and also as to the Bho in the largest cruiser affoat, and is to Office. As au idix of the trade of the availing myself of this opportunity to make

els Wrappers, Brands, or Marks affixed steam #2 koota

Settlements, it is raluable bus as far as all it is very satis actory: bu address a few remarks I may say that to me per-

ARTICLES, EATRO WATERS, FRRFUMES,

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less notice to the contrary be givon before in Wooster, Mr Yeo Ting Kee, Markos, o made by any Person or

4 p.m. TO-DAY.

OF PURE COD LIVER OIL With Hypophosphites of Lime & Soda,

PALATABLE AS MILK. The only preparation of CHO LIVER OIL

No Claims will be admitted after the Yee Shaw Hor, Miss B. Euran and Goods have left the Guduwas, and all maid, G. Fields, wins May Clarke, ANA_BENEDY FOR CONSUMPTION.“ Goods remaining undelivered after the 11th and 3 Curapeaus in steerage. DELON CUFTIS, ATROFULOUS AFFECTIONS, Justunt will be thjact to rent,

Per Bententia, from Bing-pore, 73. Chis ANEMIA, GENERAL DEHLING COUGHS All China agas the Steamer mast bouese. AND THE SLOAT AFFECTIONS, AND ALL presonted to the Undursigned on or before Per Zambesi, from Haiphong. Mra Lee is WASTING DISORDERS OVICHTUREN OF the 11th Instant, or they will not be refulan, from Fuvolur. Bir Carvalho,

lil, cognized ADULTS It is marvellous in its resuita,

No Fire Insuratice has been effected.

and 120 Chineza. Prescribed and endorsed by the best Phyself 18.

Bills of Lading will be countersigned by servant, and 71 Chines

Per Chain-fa from Bangkok, Mr Hill and BOLD BY ALL CHEMISES

ADAMSON, BELL & Co.,

Agenta

dyenta" jus "Chind und Liợngkong :- Masa. WATSON & Co. (LIMITED)

Hongkong, December 17, 1888,

2131 Hongkong, December 4, 1889,

child.

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the same, and that if any infría,ement courable imitation of the

be made r attempted to be

the wid A. WATION & CO., LETED, will imme lidate

take legal pro 7. coolings f frau infunction to restrain him or them from

allixing or procuring, ur allowing to be affixed to a

es or otherwise using playing, or permitting to be mell, or marks used by the said A, B, VATHON & suplyed any labela, wrappers, brands, or

Cu., LIMITED and alzo to obtain damages in ressent thereof.

Dated this 14th day of May, 1889.

WOTTON & DEACON, Solicitors for the said

"For Denbighshire, from London, Mra William and child, Me and Mrs Hagerman 2956 and child, and Me Melby,

960

A. 8. WATSON & Co., Laurim,

CRETE

There is a general amnesty.

CALOTAMANLARNE KAJ

PANKER STEZA ANALIS

most people are concerned, it in to be fear-

ed the sight of the columns of fiqures will your Eveliency on these points,

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run that many of this alte cations have been carried into operation and

others.

Весливо be andficient in deter any closer study, vous to my departure from the Tat the very colainns of figures and listed by about two fema ago

rentared of articles

ticles karo their interest, and tell their what I canei lered to be eran pressing to bring to the uolies of the Government Own tale. There is even to be for newds of the Colony, and I find on little romance in them when the new item OUTWARD BOUso:- Lennox. Cet, 15; Batands opposite the wagle Bigures $23.80

offield from the East, Maly Ppinal phratre, Nos 8; Merine hai, kh, To the holes of Pulangs what visine if an endeavor had been unde to

·Prometheus, 19; Renalder, Glenmoren, pulence and Dorades is on the €100% to

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des is Rive practical -p'uce and coalter-of-W

"conos before the that commen-p 29; Ireouaddy, Telomon Cambodia, 28, soud that

fact statement And could the worthy Council with such R

Very highly HOMEWARD BOUND --Albany, Nor. 5; Celestial but road that there had arrived is infactory statement za your · Excelenor Bentang, Ningchor, 164jan, Bom Singapore nearly twenty tons more of the has been able to submit on this cousten, for ody, Nives, 10; Neckar, Palamed, 923 lussons and appotising sea slug than in Mayuna, Natal, Drates, Feehauer, the preceding quarter, what a rush would Fax Quan Sia, 20.

there be for the dataty more.

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apaise there is boiling but ourgratulations offer, and I may say I can do that in the moet hearty manner, a) the more en per