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Mails.

CANADIAN PACIFIO RAILWAY COL ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE, CHINA AND JAPAN,

PROPOSED SAILINGS FROM HONGKONG, 1993.

(SUBJECT TO ALTERATION.) Empress of Japan | Tuesday Jan. 5, 1803. Empress of China | Taraday | Feb. 2, 1802. Empress of India į Tuesday March 2.

R. M... EMPRESS OP JAPAN, 6,000 toun, Captain Gro. A. Les RN.R., sailing at Noob, TO MORROW, the 5th Jan., 1892, with Her Majesty's Mails, will proceed to VANCOUVER, BHANG.

HAI, KOBE, INLAND SEA and YOKO- HAMA.

RATES OF PASSAGE,

(En Mexican Dollars).

FROM HONGKONG, FIRST CLASS.

ΤΟ

Vancouver, Victoria, E-

Prepaid

Return

4 12 Mos Mos

quimaalt, New Wes minster, B.0.

225 338 394

Port Townsend, Seattle,

Tacoma, Wash...................... Portland, Ore., San Fran-

Ciago,

Banff, Onlgarry Alb Winnipeg, Man Minneapolis, St. Paul, Du-

luth Mion..... Chicago, Ill., Kansas City,

St. Louis, Mo....... Milwaukee, Wis. Detroit, Mich., Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbas, Ú Hamilton, London, Toron-

to, Ont.

Buffalo, Niagara Falls

N.Y.

Kingston, Ottawa, Out,

Montreal, Quebec, Que New York, Albany, Troy, Rochester, N.Y....... Baltimore, Md., Philade

phis, Pittsburg, Pa....... Washington, D.D., Heaton,

Mass Portland Me....... Halifax, N.S., St. Jahn,

N.B...

Liverpool, and London via

Liverpool

Faris via Liverpool and

London.....

Havre, via Liverpool

Bremen,

Hamborg

[ To-day's Advertisements.

COMPAGNIE DES MESSAGERIES MARITIMES.

"

STEAM FOR HAIPHONG (Taking Puraengers for Howow, and Cargo for TOOKANE & QUINHON.)

The Co's Stenlaip

Haiphong.

Captain FAVLAN, Will loave for the above Part TO-MORROW, the dih Instant, at Noon.

For Freight or Passage, apply to

G. DE CHAMPEAUX, Agent. Hongkong, January 4, 1892.

THE CHINA MAIL. Business Notices.

Balls, Concerts & Evening Parties.

EVENING DRESS MATERIALS.

NEW GLOVES.

NEW FANS.

PRACTICAL DRESSMKRES

AND

MILLINERS.

NEW FLOWERS.

NEW HOSIERY.

GAS LIT ROOMS FOR CHOOSING

EVENING COLONS.

NEW SHOES.

NEW CORSETS.

Evening Kid & Suede Gloves.

12

14 Button length........ 16 do.

STEAM TO SHANGHAI.

20 do,

do.

The P. & O. 6. N. Vo

Steamship

Malwa,

Captain 0. F. PRESTON, RN.K, will leave for the above place TO. 2389 MORROW, the 5th Instant, at 4 p.m.

EL A. HEWEFT,

for Superintendent.

P. & O. 5. N. Oo,'a Otheo,

Borgkoag, January 4, 1892.

FOR YOKOHAMA AND BIOGO.

256 383 437 276 413 482

296 428 400

above Ports at 4 p.m.

205 443 617

305 458 534

316406, 543

3.25 576 660

345

335

340

pannsy

2nd class steamer and 1st class on rait, and 2nd class steamer and rofl, also Stear- ags Fares and Rates to other places, quoted on application.

The Steamers call at Victoria to land and embark Passengere.

2403

The Steamship

Niobe, Capt. H. C. TROMSEN, Will be despatched for the TO-MORROW, the bih Inst.,

For Braight or Pasange, apply to

STEMSSEN & Co.,

Agents. Hongkong, January 4, 1892

DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LILIITED.

FOR SWATOW.

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The Co.'s Steamship

Quiphong, Captain As, will be despatched for the above Port on WEDNESDAY, the 6th Inat, at

For Freight or Passage, apply to

DOUGLAS LAPHAIK & Co., General Managers. Hongkong, January 4, 1892

NOOD.

81.76

... 2.25...

2.75

2 Paire for $3.00.

do. do.

4.00,

5.00.

TUE LARGEST STOCK IN THE FAST.

HONGKONG TRADING Co., La.,

SHIPPING.

ARBIVALS

4. QUEEN'S ROAD & BUDDELL STREET.

January 3, 12 – Paoting, British strmor, 1,088, Thos Gyles, Chinking December 31, Oil and General,-BuTTERFIBLE & SVING.

Alcorty, British sloop. 1,770, Capt. Chise. H. Adair, Shanghai December 30.

TO DEPART.

Por Haiphong, for Haiphong, 12 Euro peans, and 20 Chinese.

Per Hainan, for Saigon, 100 Chiness. Pix Chow Fa, for Swatow, 100 Chinese.

SHIPPING REPORTS,

The British steamor Pacting reports: Has strong N.E. winds and efoudy weather throughout.

The British sloop Alacrity reports: Had 0.fresh W.S.W. winds; good pannage.

Agamemnon, British steamer, 1,491, P. Williams, Shanghai December 31, General.-BUTTERFIELD & SWINE.

The British steamer Agamemnon reports: Very strong monadon and high Bon, over cast and dull throughout the passage. On

Wingsang. British Beauor, 1,617, S. Croix, Calcutta December 13, and Singaporelat January, spoke steamer Nestor, from 22, Goceral-JARDINE, MATHESON & Co.

Trian, British steamer, 2,036, W, N.

Allison, Meji (Japan) Decamoor 29, Gene- M). --KTYTELFIELD & SW7R3.

Esmeralda, British steamer, 966, G. A. Tayler. Manila Dec. 31, General -Skewan & Co.

Amor, bond to Bhanghai, off Tai Chans.

The Britiah foamer Wingmag reports; Left Calcutta December 19th, experiancod strong N.E. to E. wind, heavy sea and dirty weather, to latitude 10° 30' longitude 90° Frvir, Danish steamer, 419, O. L. Strand, 10 from thence to Penang, moderate East- | Puklici and Bolhow January 1, General-orly wimi ond ŝng weather; arrived 19th,

Arnhold, Karuzne & Co.

lolt same deto; arrived at Singapore 21e leit at 4 p.m., 2nd De ber; experienced

N.E. MOD very strong

and very henry sea, to latitude longh Je 109, December 26th, eo, latitude 3 28 longitude 100o lying signals of distress, her engines being 49. at 1.30 p.m., observed s.. Bormida

broken down. On Desember 27th, tock her in tow for Cape St. James, wind moderate and aca moderating. Deconibor 28th, 2.30 P... arrived at Cape St. James, slipt a. Bermaids, and proceeded to Saigon. Loft Saigon 29th, at 3.30 pm, ergeri-need moderato N.. wind and slight ses to the Parecls; from thence to port, strong N.R wind and heavy sea.

Taiwanfus Decounter3, and Andy January Thulea, British str., 620, W. Y, Hunter,

2. General.-Douglas Šttamknie Co.

Bailong. British steamer, 783, Roach, Tomsai Deccaber 20, Aroy January 1, and Swatov 3, General,-Dovolas STEAMSHIP 20 Co.

THE OHINA & MANILA STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED,

FOR MANILA VIA AMOY,

The Co. Steamship

Esmeralda, Captain TAYLER, will be despatched for the above

Return Ticketa-Time limit for prepaid Port on WEDNESDAY, the 6th Instant, retura ticket is reckoned from date of issus | at 5 p.m.

to date of re-embarking at Vancouver.

Through Passage Tickets granted to Eng- land, France, and Germany by all trans- Atlantic lines of steamers.

Spacial rates (first class unly) are granted to Missionaries, members of the "Nara, Military, Diplomatic, and Civil Services, to European officials ia corvise of China or Japan, and to Government oficials.

CARGO-Through Bill of Lading issued to Japan, Pacific Coast Points, and to Canadian and United States Points.

Fur Freight or Passage, upply to

SHEWAN & Co.,

General Managers. Hongkong, January 4, 1802, CHINA NAVIGATION COMPANY, LIMITSD.

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Sherato Osborn, British steamer, 875, 0. O Maige, Sharp Poak: January 1, Bailas.

E. E. A. & C. T. Ca.

E-suna, British aleamor, 1,127. Payne, Wabu December 20, Rice,JAUNE, MA THEBON & Oc.

January 4 Lancaster, American cruiser, 2,121, Capt Lely, Rear-Admirsi 1. Harmony, Singapore December Al.

Verona, British steamer, 1,876, F. E. Seymour, Yokobara Deo. 27, Mails and General.-P. & O. §. N. Co.

Kriemhild. Garman steamer, 2,001, T. Ehlers, Yokohams Desember 29, Rice, Gurion and Matches. SimMASEN & ČL

Changsha, British steamer. 1,463, J. E. Williams, Sydney via Perla December 12, Coal, BOTIEFIELD & SVINE.

Peninsular, British steamer. 3,711, A. C. Leggio, Shanuliani January 2, Maila and General.-P. & D. S. N. Co,

FOR PORT DARWIN, QUEENSLAND FORTS, SYDNEY & MELBOURNE,

The Co.'s Steamship

Tainan, W. N. ALLISON,

Chics, British sleaner, 5,200,, Was B. Seabury, San Francises December 10, and mander, will be dos Yokohama 30. Maila- and ineral.-F. M. on FRIDAY, the 8th...

CONSULAR INTorres of Goods for United States Points should be in quadruplicate and one copy must be sent forward by the steamer to the care of D. E. Brows, ABS- tant General Freight and Farsanger Agent, patched as above Canadian Pacific Railway Company, Van Intant, at Noon.

Douver, B.C.

PASOSLS must be sent to our office with address marked in full by 5 pm, on the day previous to sailing.

For Further information as to Pasg Bad Freight, apply to

DODWELL, CARLILL & Co.,

Commercial Agents.

E. HOLLOWAY, General Agent.

Hongkong, January 4. 1892

NA?

Com-

The attention of Pasangers in directed Malwa, British stemmer, 1,894, O. F.

MEMOS. FOR TO-MORROW.

Shipping.

Naan Thales leavoa for Swatow, &c. Noon-Haiphong leaves for Haiphong. -Noos - Empress of Japan leaves for Vancouver (B,C.), via Yokohama, &o.. 4 p.m.---Malwa leaves for Shanghai,... 4 p.m. Niobe loaves for Japan. 4 p.m.-Airlie loaves for Adelaide, &o.

General Memoranda, WEDNESDAY, Jaumry 6 ---

floods par Moyune undelivered after this

date subject to rent. Goods per Wingsang undelivered after this

date landed. THUESDAY, January 7-

9-Artillery Practice.

2 pm.—-Auction of Sundry House- hold Furniture, So, at Mr J. M. Armstrong'a

4p Meeting of Sharebeklers of The B.K. Brick & Cement Co., Ltd., at Company's Office, Bank Buildings," FRIDAY, January 8

Gouds for Steamer Sydney unclaimed

after Noon subjood to ront. Goods per Níode undelivored after this

dato subject to rent.

A. S. WATSON & Co.

LIMITED.

LOCAL AND GENERAL. :

PASSED SUEZ CANAL OUTWARD BOUND ➡Colorido, Forte, Nov. 18; Shasi, C; Wo-Sang, 27; Patroclus, Der. 1; Stratheon, 8;. Benalder, Charters Tower, 11; Prometheus, Kin tuck, 16 | Ainsdale, Beltona, Moray, 18 Vieneagles, Saghatien, Titan, 2 HOMEWARD BOUND-Metapedia, Nov, 17

Europa, 24; dnchises, Rossija, Deo. 1; Hebe, 4; Glenorchy, 8 Katson, Loeries, 11 Polyhymnia, Sachain, Sarpedon, Yorkshire, Hankow, 16; Benteds, Myr- midor, 22,

2= The R. M. B. Empress of Chitis, from em couver, left Yokohama on the 3rd Jau. for Kobe, Shanghai and Hongkong. The Shire Line steamship Chrdiganshire loft Singapore on the 27th Dee, and may be expected here on or about the

4th Jan.

The . Torrington left Saigon on Dec, 30, and may be expected here on or about Jan.

The Glen Lino stoaniship Glenavon, froth

No. 9027--JANUARY 4, 1892.

DURING the week ending 3rd Janij (1 Euedyeans and 1,281. Chines visited the City Hall Murum.

Ir is notifiod in the Government Gazcifa that Her Majesty has not been advised to exercise her power of disallowatson with respect to Ordinenes No. 18 d 1891, being

Ordinance to provide for and regulats the water supply of Hongkong

Mesans, Arnhold, Karborg à Or. inform un that the China Shippers Autos Com- pany's steamer Capack, from London and Liverpool, passed the Cabal on the 4th inat., and may be considenä” dne st Penang on or about the 18th fast. -

A FOOTBALL Match ander masciation rules will be played to morrow (Tusday) at the Race-course between the floors of the Garrison and the Hongkong Football Clubs (civilians), Play commoncoat 4:15 p.m.

to

London, luft Singaporo or Dea. S0th, sharp. The following will play for the and may be expected here on or about Club Goal, W, V. Anderson; Fall backs, Jan B.

E. 3. Ezekiel, W. R. Wallace, Half backs, The steataer Arratoon Spear, with sila. W. Dickson, B. W. Side, L. B.

do. from Calentis, kft Singapore on the 30th Dec, and may be expected here on or about Jan. 8th. The 8. 8. Strathavon left Singapore on Jan.

2nd, and may be expected here on or about Jan. 93.

The P. & O. . e. Nizam left Bombay for

this port on 25th Dec,

7E INVITE ATTENTION TO OUR The P. and Q... Shanghai left London WE

lor this port on Dec. 21et.

FIRST SUPPLIES

OF

Hallward; Forwards, E. W. Maitland, J. M. Atkinson, F. Maitland, W. Newton, Shrubaali.

The Hongkong community will be glad. to see, that among those apor whom New Your honoure have been conferred by Hor Majesty is Hon. Francis Flening, Colo- uial Secretary of the Colony, who has Tua delivery of the English Mail *ve been made a Knight Commander of the begun at 350 p.m.

Order of St. Michael and St. George, We lear that Sir Francis will not arrive here INVITATIONS have been issued for a ball, to until next nepth, his leave having been

CONFECTIONERY be given at Goverment House on the 14th extended. It appears to be just possible

- AND

CHRISTMAS GOODS

RECEIVED BY

THE LAST MAIL.

instant.

Measus Dodwell, Carlili & Co, inform us! that the as, Strathavon laft Singapore on the 2nd, and in dus here or about the 9th inalant.

In the Government Gazette there is pub lished the text of a Bill for the incor- poration of the Chairman of the Committee of the Diocesan Home and Orphavoga (st

JORDAN ALMONDS, NOUGAT, BUT-procent the Right Rov. Eishop Burdon),

The British stoamer Tsinan reports: TER SCOTCH, ASSORTED TOFFEES, HER Majesty's despatch veerel Alacrity, Moji to Turnabout, fresh gales from S.W, round South to N.W.; thence to port, frost | DRAGLES, PRALINES, nad a large carrying the dag of Admiral Sir F. Rich- N.E. menaoon and cloudy rainy weather.

First part foé latter part strong N.E.

The British steame: Esteralda reports: selection of PURE CONFECTIONERYards, K.0.B., arrived here yesterday from winde and moderate sea to port

from the leading Manufacturers.

The British steamer Thales reports: Taiwanfoo tô Amay strong maunsoon, heavy sea, overcast and aqually. Amoy to port, fresh morason and fire weather. Steamen in Amoy. Namyong, Cheong Back Kian, China, Sunghing and Nunatang.

CADBURY'S SPECIAL CHOCOLATE

CREMES.

Shanghai-The U.S. frigate Lancaster, with Rear-Admiral Harmony cn board, ar rived here to-day from Singapore. We have already published a list of the effloor+ of the Lancaster."

CAPTAIN LT. Morton, of the British berque Oh-Kim Soon, now on her way

be may receive promotion to another Co- lony, as Governor-not the Colonial Se- cretaryship of the Straits,

THE Hon. Troasurer of the Alice Memo- rial Hospital begs to acknowledge with thanks the following donation to the funds of the Hospital :— Chy Wing On Chan Shing

Kwong Sing sad Co. Kwong Wing Shor Chan Foong

King Hing Loong

Tung Kee and Oo Sun Chas Cheong

Wang Hing

Yü Kwong Cheong Fook Shing Pen Lan Ubui Sien Tiog

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Tax fanexal of the late Virg, Revorond Father G. Barghignoli, ProVicar Anca tulio, took place yesterday afternoon, at (3.80, The cotiu was borne by the priests from the Cathedral to the hesras which was at the Glenealy gate. Alarge number

The British steamer Hailoong raporis; Between Tamani and Amey, had light vari able winda, am coth sea Rod Overcast rainy weather; from Amoy had moderato North- cry winds, and following sex, with heavy | GUAVA, and other FRUIT JELLIES in 10g rescued eight Chinesa meatier and one respect to the deceased, the greater num

rain and mist to Swatow; from Swatow bad

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fresh to moderate N.E. winds, and 6ns great variety. cloudy weather to port.

The British.eter Sherard Osbera, ça porta d strong monsoon from Sharp Pask to port.

The Gorman steamer Kriemhild reports; | Very strony N.E monsoon very rouhig sva The British atestaer Changsha reports

to the Superior Accommodation offered by Preston, Bombay December 19, and Sign-On December 22nd, in Ist. 10° 34′ S., and chia Steamer. First-class Saloon and Cabinu pre 29, Mails and Clouseal.-P. & 0. S. ure situated forward of the Engines. N. Co. Second-class Passengers are barthed in the

Poop. A Refrigerating Chamber ensure the supply at Fresh Provisions during the antile veyago. A duly qualified Borgcon is carried,

For Freight or Passage, upply to

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE, Agents.

To-day's Advertisements. Hongkong, January 4, 1892.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

THE Undersigned has received instruc

tions to Bell by Publis Autiost, ca

THURSDAY,

the 7th day of Janosy, 1892, at 2 p.m., at

his Salas Rooms, Queen's Foad, SUNDRY FURNITURE, PICTURES, MIRRORS, GLASS AND PLATED WARE, PIANO, &c.,

comprising: EMOLISH-MADH VELVET COVELED ING-ROOM SUITE.

TALENTEX STILL

COVERED

IRAWING BOON

9342

INDO-CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, LIMITED.

FOR SINGAPORE, PENANG AND

CALCUTTA,

The Co.'s Steamship

Wingsang Capt. 1'A. 62 ST. CROIX, will be despatched 68 aboso ou SATURDAY, the 9th Instant, at

Noon

This Steamer has superior First-class DEAW-Accommodation, spesially constructed to meet tlie raquirements of tropical climates.

For Freight or Passage, apply to

JARDINE, MATHESON & O.,

General Managers. Hongkong, January 4, 1892.

FOR SHANGHAI, KUBE AND

SETTER and ARM CHAIRS COVERED with Rog and VELŐET.

ONE BLACKWOOD CARVED ÜABINET. CENTRE and SIDE TABLES, CHINSEY MIRRORS, PICTURES, CARPITS ad HrTH Ruak

Drung Table, Sideboard with GLASS BACK, DINKER WAGGONS, CHOCEERY, GLASH and PLATED WAR

AMERICAN ASH BEDROOM FURNITURE, consisting of DOVELS WARDROBE, DRESSING TABLE with Glam, Manne-for WARR WEAND, TOWEL Hous, CAER STAND, SHAVING GLASS and CHATYA

DOUBLE and BIGLE ILON BEDSTELDS, DOUBLE and Store WARDROBES with GLASS DOORS, CHEST OF DRAWERS, ÜHEVAL GLASS, MARBLE-TOP TOILET TABLES and WAS

STAND,

And

SUNDRY BOOKS belonging to Mr. J. Y. V. VERNON.

Aleo, OFFICERS' MESS TRAPS, &c., uf H.M. Ships Severs sad Linuet,

comprising CROCERY, GLAs and PLATED WAHE, and Cooking Utensus, Table Laxes, &o. BUNDRY WINES, &c., AND CRICKETING GEAR

TERMS OF SALE,--As cisternary.

J. M. ARMSTRONG,

Auctioneer, Hongkong, January 4, 1892,

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DEPARTURES. Janinary 3-

Ashington for Shanghai, Fast, for Shanghai, -sang, for Whampon. ¡Canton, for Swatow.

January 1:- Pasting, for Whatapos. Wuolan, for Moji. Guthrie, for Shanghai.

CLEARED.

Haiphang, for Haiphong Triumph, for Hoihow. Riversdale, for Yokohama. Bainan for Saigon. Tetarios, for Saigon. Chart Fa. for Swalow,

PASSENGERS.

ARETTEN.

Per Ferozo, for Hongkong: from Yoka- hams, Men and Miss Hitchcock and servant, Mr and Ms Danenberg, Mr EH. Farmer, 16 and 13 Cainese; from Koba, Young Ming, Me W. B. Parker, and 2 Chinese; from Nagasaki, Mrs Burgest Watson, Borvant and infant, Me A fred. Radclife, Messrs D. O. Jacobus, Pow Chong, Son Wa, Lee. Kee, Ming Rock and Mise. From Yoka- ! hama: for Ismailia, Mr and Mrs Kirkwood and servant; for Morwilles, Me W. Clea dinin for London, Mour. J. Duncan and Matinel, From Koter for Brindial, Mr- H. L. Baggallay

YOKOHAMA.

The Steamship

Strathavon. Captain SMITH, will be despatched as above on

MONDAY, tho 11th Fristant,

For Freight or Passage, apply to

DODWELL, CARLILL & Co.,

Agents. Hongkong, January 4, 1802. DAKIN BROS. OF CHINA,

LIMITED.

CHEMISTS, de.

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SELECTIONS FROM WINE AND

SPIRIT LIST

SUITABLE FOR THE COLD WEATHĶE.

Doz Buttle BEANDY-COGNAC EX- TRA AGE-A very. Old Pale Ouguay........

Per Wingaung, from Calcutta, da, Dr and Mira Centlie, Capt. and Mrs Groar, Capt. Faithfull, and 421 Chinese,

Per Tsinan, from Moji, Mesars G. Duke and Oops,

Per Buneralda, from Mauila, Mr F. Á. Rodwell, and 65 Chiness.

Per Thies, from Const Porte, Me E, Me Ngo Lá Cheng, and 6 Chinese,

Per Bailong, from Coast Ports, Mears Landale, Law, Res. Ferguson, Mr Glodge. Mr Wong Tai Fong, Mr Haulinga, 2 Euro. peans, and 174 Chinery.

Per Kriemhild, from Yokohama, Capt. Bioge

Per Changsha, from Sydney, 88 Chiness. Per Chine, from San Francisco, Mise F. Talmadge, Miss 1, Talmadge, Caps, A. D. Fields, Miss Soler, Rev. aud Mrs R. 8. ...$10.00 81.50 McNabb, and G16 Chineses from Yoko

bama, Mr A. Orehard.

WHISKY-DAKIN'S Special

Bland of the Finest Whis klós produced in Scotland...$10.00 $1.00

INDO-CHINA - STEAM NAVIGATION RUM-LIQUIDSUNSHINE

COMPANY, LIMITED.

-A vory Old Jamaica...810.00 $1.00 CLARET-CHATEAU LIV.

FROM CALOUTTA, PENANG AND SINGAPORE.

THE Company's 8.8. Whagiang, having Tired to the above Porta, Gr. signees of Cargo by her are hereby informed that their Goods will be delivered from alpageide.

Cargo impeding the discharge or remain. Eng on board after the Oth. Instant will ba Ianded at Consignees risk and expenes into Godowns at Esat Point..

No Fire Insurance will be effected. Bills of Lading will be countersigned by JARDINE, MATHESON & Co.,

General Magera. Hongkong, January 4, 1892,

Jon. 139° 12 E.,

picked up Bevers! oraft manued with foreigners and found those in charge were totally ignorant of the ert of Navigation. They were bound for

the Island of Amboina, and were 500 miles out of their reckoning; they were willing to leave their boats and come on board for refuge, which they did, and on 27th Dec. were landed at their destination, Fine

cemetery at Happy Valley. In the service

PINE, APRICOT, CHERRY, LIME, from Haiphong to Singapore, reports bay of people attended at the Cathedral to pay Chinreo passenger fren, the Baibow jukber of whom followed his fimafos to the Son Tiz Hing, which was wreaked in the traboor of the 4th December. The rescue took place in Lat. 17:23 N. sud Long 107.21 . The shipwrecked men ware handed car to the Resident at Haiphong,

TOM SMITH'S CHRISTMAS

CRACKERS.

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Ar the Magistracy this morning Wong Lan, COLOURED OPALS mounted in Plush, coolis, was sentenced to seven days' impri. representing favourite subjects.

A large seaortment of ENGLISH

ad

of

weather will entering the Chins 900; and JAPANESS CHRISTMAS CARDS, there rxperienced a strong N.E. gale with handsome and artistic designs, suitable to heavy sea.

sonment and to receive twelve sirokes with the rattan for stealing two table clotha from the house of Mr D: Gillies on 26th ultimo, She Sze, married women, and Ng To, marine hawker, were sentenced to six

mouths and three months' imprisonment respectively for receiving the atolon goods, The first prisoner is under 16 years of age, and the other two hare been previously imprisoned,

gravS THE "Agor Korend Biop Raimondi officiated, assisted by the meza" bere of the different Catholi Orders pro

sent. The ortage was awry imposing

e, being about a mile in length, and was composed of nearly the whole of the Roman Catholic community of the Colong.

YESTERDAY aftemoon a public meeting was held on tão Crisset Ground. The meeting was called by the following express

The friends of Mr Fraser Smith, and his supporters and sympathisers in connection with the recont Libal Case, are invited to meat on the Fablic Recreation Ground, better known as the Cricket Ground, on the Afternoon of Barday, the 3rd January 1893, at 3.30 p.m., when certain resolutionn affect- Ar the regular mesting of the Star of ing public interests will be submitted. The Southern Chins Lodge, No. 3,019, bold Hon. Phineas Ryrie has kindly commented at Canton on Saturday, the ad instant, to preside, and a leading Chinese Re- Worshipful Master 0. M. B. Hällor was aident will officiate as Vice-Chairman, 2060 elected Worripfot Master for the ensuing All Residents of whatever nationality, year, and the following officers were in-who are interested in the important vested:Senior Warden, B. O. E. Hol cas, aro satnestly invited to be present": At St. Mary's Cottage, Ellon, on the worthy; Junior Wardon, Bro. B. There was a large turn-out of Chinese, with 11th November, 1891, by the Rev. 8. S. Smith Treasurer, Ero. 8. Karanjin; Se- a sprinkling of Europeans Mr Chomey Stobba Minister of the brega, Jaka erotary, Bro. B. Kirch; Senior Denem, Dusen, by whom the express was signed, Edinburgh, uncla SCOTS, M.A., Her Majesty's acting Vios Bro. L-Abrendis Junior Desoun, Bro noted as Chairmar, and intimated an Consul, Cores, to Jassiz JANE, only . Pustakia; Dir. of Coremonies, Bro apology from the Hon. Phim Hyrio who daughter of the Rev. Jons DaviNON,

The British etater China reports; Lalt all tastes, and at moderate prices. San Francisco December 10th, and from Honolulu 17th, and from Yokohama 30th; from Oosimat Towi, hard son galo in the Eastern es, fresh N.E. winds, and hard rain. Through Formeas Channel to Breaker Paint, very strong monsoon and heavy me, with misty weather; thongo to port, de- rate N. E. winds, and Ene weather, Daten- tion at Honolulu 17 hours, 35 minutes. Detention Yukolama 1 day, 6 hours, 2 minutes,

A. S. WATSON AND CO., LIMITED.

MOUNT AUSTIN HOTEL. LEBT OF VINITOES.

Mr J. B. Caughtrio Mr and Mrs Overbook Miss Involl

Mr Pouto

Mr and Mrs Bl. Fl. Mod. Rost Mr P.. Kapadia Mr Taylor

Joseph and elütd Mir A. 1. Skeeks ir Charles O. Malsch

POST OFFICE NOTICES. MAILS will close:-

For SWATOW & BANGKOK-

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THE HONGKONG DISPENSARY,

ESTABLISHED A.D. 1841,

Hongkong, November 9, 1891.

MARRIAGES,

MA, sac grand-daughter of the Rev. G. Wiese: Inner Guard, Bro. B. Jerus Wm. Stebts Stromness

Tyler, H. Halberg.

On the 24th December, at the Engliab Episiopal Church, Kobe, by the Chaplain, THERE was a very luppy gathering of the Row, Walter Weaton M.A. CHARLES

Watian, fourth son of James Wise, Es youngsters in the City Hall Theatre on J.P., of Dacreagh House, Dumbarton, Saturday afternoon, the home being quite N.B., 40. MARTON GEETREDE, youngest

had not been able to attend. Mr Duncan,

who said he could prove that Mr Freser- spiracy, moved the full wing resclation- Smith wes the object of a dastardly con-

That this meeting is of option that Mr Robert Fraser Smith, during his many

daughter of E. Hamilton Sharply, off. To the older folks the indienes war years' experience as a journalist in this Kyoto.

perhaps even a more joyful sight than the Colony, bas algags and at all risks upheld -DEATHS...

etage. The harlequinade was perhapa mere the interests of the Longtong pubie"; and At the General Hospital, Shanghai, on boisterous than ever, for the special benefit that be a entitled to our enfidence and the 29th ul.. ANTONE FIBEN, aged 54 years,

of the children; and maybe there was a thanks for bis unceasing ifforts, in res very deeply regretted,

Ou the 3rd Dea; at 10, Castledina little mare gunpowder exploded tuna sulled dressing public wrongs and upholding the Per Agamemnen, at 11.30 a., on Tue road, Anerley, MARGARET DOUGLAS, wife the serves of the wee-folks. Oreat hilarity best interests of this community. Mr J.

day, the 5th inst.

of Ada Lind, age 30 years,

was caused by the tearing saunder of AF. Webber sounded, and the Chairman.

tha-5th inst..

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Per Fetortas, at 11 3m, on Tuesday. The publication of this issue commenced gigantic cracker, out of which a beat of declared the resolution canid by acclama-

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small crackers emerged. The children were tion. Mr Fraser Smith having acknowledg served with sweets, in addition to theed, Mr Koh Chan Sean; the Opium Farmec, shower of ornoksers; and the young folks moved the following realistion Re are now believed to be sworn, advogates of solved that this meeting is of opinion that Captain Clayton's pantomimes, E. E. Sirin vied nd unsatisfactory decisions in the William Roviason and party were present, Supreme Court the revision of the jury Ordinanca is an abulate nepenity This Some alarming ramoure hariep got afloat was scouted by Mr Duncan, who taked with regard to the s.. Sundetch Fhre for a show of hands to its lavour. The (SUPPLLED TO THE 'ORINA MAIL"}

Nang, belonging to the Scottish Oriental Chinese did not apparently understand and (Via Southern Line)

S.S. Co., we may stale authoritatively that only a fow hands were held up. As no one NEW YEAR HONOURS.

there is us foundation for the rumours voted against the resolution ke Chairman LONDON, 1st January, 1809.

beyond the fast that the vessel is overdue declared it carried, And, banking the Lieutenant-General Sir F. Boberts has at Hongkong Up till the tŷrd alt. she

audionne for attending, advhed them to disperse quietly."

Per Mahta, for Hagkong from Lon don, Maer W. Roberts, C. Watt, Lieut. G. Handa, Llen B. Tradey, Messia T. 8. Dickinson, Allinou, A Smith, Capt. Loris, and Mr J. G. Wright; from Melbourne, Mrs G. Withers, Miss and Master Witters. RAN, 1884 Vinisge

and maid, Miss Robimm; from Birgspora, Claret of exceptional char-

Mesra Jacques Deen, Reach, Benduff, and Moter...

12.0) 81.1016 Chinese For Shangbai from London, MLS BY THE CANADIAN PAcinio Rall been raised to the Peerage. Sir Ceoil was in scmpany with the Bangchow, when

Mesars W., Bibby, G. Bowell. A. Pready, Wax Où's PicKET

BHERRY VINO PASTO

Pur Desteros, at 4.30 pm, on Tuesday,

the chinaði.

-A Medom Dry Wing with

Rudland, G. W. Biokas, W. Knight, The British Contract Packet Empras of Clemcuti. Bizith, K.OM.O has been a storm arose and they parted company. delicate favour.810,00 8103 W. Warren, O. Green, A. C. Moule, E. Nepan will be despatched on TUBS raised to Grand Cross of St. Michael und as the Somdech Phra Nang is believed to 4 TOUS storm is said to have visitest Robe 1son, A. E. Makin, Miss White, and DAY, the 5th Juuusry, with. Mails St. George. The Soltan of Perek, Rajah have been short of coal, it is supposed that ported that about 100 fishing boats with tha Lodchoos en Srd December. It is re- PORT-Oll Tawny, Seft and

Miss Ince from Bombay Major King, and ur Shanghai, Japan, Oanada, the Mature, Bleak Capaulo. 814.00-$1.25 Mr fl. A. Richie; from Singapore, Bir 0. United Statue of America, and caus-Idriss, C.M.G., and the Honourable she has endeavoured to make Singapore 220 persons on board were bhing to the BURGUNDY BELUNE

J, Galloway For Higo from Colombo, tries beyond, vid Vancouver, B.G... Francis Fleming, OM.Geome Kught under canvas. Uaptain Jones, who is ac. south of the Ken when a severe tempest set A Fall-bodied Red Bur

Mr J. Caldicot Fer. Yokokamu ; from The following hours will be observed in Commandere; and Me C. V. Creagh, companied by his wife, is one of the most the busts as many at 60, with 103 fisher- io, the waves being mountains high. Of gandy...

814.00 $1.25 London, Bir O. Stuar, Miasee Kirkpatrick closing the Mails, &c.—

(3); from Naples, Mears G. Brown, 11:15 AM Registry close.

Governor of Labuan, and Mr D. FA experienced masters in the coasting trade; mon, succouded in reaching the abere in You Waldhan,on and servant. For Marla 21.30A.M. Post Office cloter, but Cortes Flarrey, Bonidant Councillor of Malacos, and much confidenco is felt the this vel safety, but beyond the fast that the bodies from Brindisi, Me C J, O. Spott. For poruncu may be posted on board the

of 10 Rohormon aro been found nothing London from Byder, Mrs and Mis

Packet with the Late Fee of 10 cent have been made. Companious of the same will your be reported from acme of the 18 Doyle.

actra Postage, until time of departure, order,

Southern porta

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is known of the other boats and mer. The

probability" is that they have all been lont