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ALHAM

THE CHINA MAIL.

and Nagasaki March 1, Malla and General. [............- POST. OFFICE NOTICES.

To-day's Advertisements. To-day's Advertisements.&.

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ΒΟΥΔΙ,

CITY HALL. RETURN VISIT OF THE

ONDON LYRIC COMPANT. Proprie, F. B. HANDY & SAVILLE EMITI. Manager, SAVILLE SMITH, NJ

Under the Patronage of H. E. Bir WILLIAM ROBINSON, K,CM.G.

Another Glorious Reception awarded to this Popular and Claver Company.

RECEIVED SATURDAY NIGHT BY A HOUSE CROWDED IN EVERY

PART1

HONGKONG HOTEL COMPANY,

LIMITED

NOTIO K

HE alt-Yearly MEETING of

SHAREHOLDERS advertised for THURDAY, the 8th Instant, is POST- PONED, until THURSDAY, the 15th Instant, at Noon.

By Order of the Board,

Scorotary.

R. LYALL, CARA SA Hongkong, March 6, 1894.

NOW REAY.

Price,.

497

ONE DOLLAR

DOLLARS AND STERLING YOHANGE TABLES,

The Now Artistes at once proved them-E 13. 9 to 14. 114d.

selves Worthy Additions, and all the

Old Favourities Welcomed to the Echo.

The Great Treble Bill will be repeated. TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), 5th March, At 9 o'clock THE BROTHERS,' At 9.45 JANE Concluding with our SELECT VARIETY ITEMS,

TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), 6th March, G. R. Sitas and Cecil Raleigh's Military Farcical Comedy,

'THE GUARDSMÁN.”

WEDNESDAY, 7th March,

B. C. Curton's Magnificent Comedy,

LIBERTY HALL.

THURSDAY, 8th March,

F. C. Diruand's Roaring Farvical Comedy, 'ARTFUL ÖARDS."

FRIDAY, 9th March,

The Powerful Draws, '30.'

Miss MARIE BRIAN in her splendia Impersonation.

SATURDAY, 10th March, The Success of all Successes. "OHARLEY'S AUNT

forming a Supplement to our previous EXCHANGE TABLES. Hongkong, March 5, 1804.

NOTICE.

TUCK LOONG,

DALTER, &C., Nas, 6 and 7 Lyndhurst Terraes.

HAS RECEIVED

435

E LATE ARRIVALS. TEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS NEW FOR THE SEASON,

consisting of,

NURA Verusas, PRINTED DRLAINE, FANCY FLANNELS, WHITE TANOY LACES Lace, LADIES UMBRELLAS, Frence Hopsac and QACQUARD DRESS STUYES, Damask TAREE ČLOTUS and NAPKINS.

&c. 5x0. Hongkong, March 5, 1894

L

H.

NEW VARIETIES to follow each play.

Fall Orchestra from the Shropshire Re-H giment under the Leadership of Bandmaster .MURPHY.

PRIORS AS USUAL, Soldiers and Sailors in uniform Half-prise to Back Seats only.

Doors open at 8.30. Commencing at 9. A SPECIAL TRAM will run to the Peak after the Performamos.

Box Office at Messrs. KELLY & WALSH's.

EDWIN FERGUSSON,

Business Manager. ·

428

Hongkong, March 5, 1894.

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD,

will leave

NOTICE

The Co.'s Steamship

Bayern,

carrying the German Mails for EUROPE, &c, TO-MORROW MORNING (TUESDAY), the 6th Instant; at 11a.m.

MELCHERS & D.; Agents,

Hongkong, March 5, 1994.

430

FOR SHANGHAL

The Steamship

Ningpo, Capt. TH. LEHMANN, will be despatched for the above Port TO-MORROW, the 6th Instant, at 4 p.., instead of as previously notified.

For Freight or Passage, apply to

SIEMSSEN & Co. Hongkong, March 5, 1894.

426

DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP COMPANY,

LIMETEND.

FOR SWATOW,

The Co.'s Steamship

Fakien, Captain DAVIS, will be despatched for the above Port on WEDNESDAY, the 7th Inal, at Daylight.

For Freight or Passage, apply to

DOUGLAS LAPRAIK & Co., General Managers. Hongkong, March 5, 1994,

4.20

OCEAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

FOR LONDON VIA SUEZ CANAL

The Co.'s Steinskip

Tantalus, Captain JONES, will be

Alurine, Gorman str., 400, 0. Exten, Fakhoi March 1, and Hollow & General WILLEN &00.

Bayern, German, stoster, 3,535, W. Schröder, Shanghai March 3, Mails and General.MELCHERA & Co..

Esmeralda, British str., 966, GA, Taylor, Manila March 1, General-SEEWAN & CO.

Fokien, British steamer, 508, W. J. Davis, SatorMarch 3, Gauerd Dog STRAMEHIT Co.,

March 5

Chiyum, Chinese steamer, 1,211, 0. Null, Shanghai February 27, and Swatow March 4, Goueral-O. M. S. N. Co.

Bengle, British stasmer, 1,150, J. D. Sarohot, Moji February 28, Odal-Gws,

Gwalior, British steamor, 1,648.0 F Donoy, Bombay February 14, sud-Singa- pore 27, General.-P. & O. 3. N. Co.

Hanoi, Franch str., 799, T. V. Chodzko, Haiphong March 2, General-A · Ri MARTY-

Pallas, British cruiser, from a orgise. Airlie, British teaser, 1,196, Winthrop Ellis, Melbourne February 8, Bydney 10, Townsville 15, Thursday Bland 18, and Pert Darwin 23, General-GrBB, LIVING- RTON & Co.

DEPARTURES.

March 4-

Jes, for Shogai. Teheran, for Köke. Keilir, for Canton. Nangang, for Canton. Halan, for Swatow, Loo Suk, for Swatow,

Moh -

Canton, for Cunter. Chung Hook Kian, for Auioj, 458 Memnon, for Kudat..

Ballona, for Yokalmoza.

IVING CHESS TOURNAMENT.Buang Lee, for Canton.

IN LID OF A UNION CHURCH ORGAN

RESTORATION FUND.

Undthe Patronage of

E. Sir WILLIAM ROBINSON and Lady

ROBINSON.

E. Major-General DiαBY BABKER and

MEE BARKER.

Sir FIELDING OLBEEE and Lady OLARKE, Commodore BOTES and Mrs BOYER.

A LIVING CHESS TOURNAMENT. will be held on the

TENNIS LAWN AT EAST POINT (Kindly lent by the Hon J J. KeswiX),

SATURDAY AFTERNOON, March 31st.

ON

By Courtesy of Lt. Col. Rousson and Offcars the Band of the Shropshire Light Infantry will be in attendance,

CLKANII,

Triumph, for Mantong. Alwina, for Hoikow. Bailoong, for Swatom. drikgay, for Taiwanfoo. Frogner, for Bangkok.

L'ASSENGERS.

ARR

For Chaw Få, from Bangiek, Mr A. E. Palmer, and 5 Chiness.

Por Kuang Lee, from Shanghai, 73 Chi-

пове

Per Nanyang, from Wuhu, 7 Chinese

Per Nürnburg, from Yokohama, &c.: for Hongkong Mesas Ting Tin Tai, Loo Sui You, Loo Ching Hon, Choi, Hon Kon Poo, Ho Yns, Loo Yun Chaoug, Thor Wai Hing, and 21 Chinose; for Europe, Mrs Gielen. Dr. and Mrs Dodley and children, Mesara P. de Groose, K. Arítu, and 4 Japanese.

Per Ahcine, from Pákhoi, 68 Chinese. Per Bayern, from Shanghai: for Hong. kong, Mr L. Hupel, and 6 Chinese; for 436 Europe, Mr A. Romer and family, Mes Gedrath and children, Mrs Burge, Mr G. A Huntley, and Mr Fr. Bomemaan.

Admission $1.00, Childran half price. Tickets may be obtained at Masers. KELLY and WALSE, Meaare LANE, OBAW. Fożny Co., and Mesa, W. POWELL & Co,

Hongkong, March 6, 1894.

OHINA SUGAR REFINING COMPANY, LIMITED,

NOTICE.

HE Sixioouth Ordinary Annual MEET- ING of SHAREHOLDERS of the Company will be hold at the OFFICE of the General Agente, Pedder's Street, at Noon, on THURSDAY, the 20th March, for the purpose of receiving a Report from the General Agents, with a Statement of Aceonate to the 31at Danembar, 1893.

The Transfer BOOKS of the Compouy will be CLOSED from the 14th to 20th March, both days inclusive.

JARDINE, MATHESON & Co.,

Genera Agents. Hongkong, March ō, 1894.

433

HONGKONG RIFLE ASSOCIATION.

SATURDAY, MAROR 10TH, 1894, AT 2.40 .M.

COMPETITION--Na

Short Range OUF and SPOONS. Ranges, 200, 500 and 600 yards. 5 Shots at each distance. Entrance Fae, 30-Cents.

Saboription to Cap, 81 sach.

Scores made with the Martini-Henry Rifle count for the Martini. Cap.

March 17th.-Long Range Onp-800 and 900 yards.

ARTHUR CHAPMAN, Hen. Becretary.

Hongkong, March 5, 1694.

434

Dr. FENWICK'S FOOD

FOR

Per Esmeralda, from Masila, Mesare E Suckermann, P. Cabanelles, E Egg, G. Tolaz, H. Fairley, 1 European, and 33 Chinese.

Per Folien, from Swatow, 60 Chinoso. Por Chiques, from Shanghai, 74 Chinese. Par Gwalior, from Bombay, 261 Chinese, Par bianoi, from Haiphong, Me, Mrs and Miss Morel, Mr Bazio, M. Dalestre, M. Duenbe, Mr Salvage, Mr de Montaignac,

M. Roque, M. Widmer, Mr Jacquet, and 47 Chidere.

Per Airlie, from Melbourne, Misses F. and G Schelfeld (2), Mr and Mrs Spingler and 2 children, Messrs W. Law, J. Hewlett Hayes, A. Guro, J. Jordan, A. Bangabu, and $$ ChinesU.

DEPARTED.

|

MATES will close

ATOW Peren, at 5 p.m., on Tuesday,

*inat

For HOIHOW & HAIPHONG

Per #anoi, at 10.30s.in., on Wednesday, www the 7th Inst.: "20

For BTHAUS & LONDON.

Por Tinidius, at 2.50 p.m., on Welcoés

a day, the 7th inst.

For AMOY & MANILA, ***

HEMOS SUR TO-MORHOW.

*Shipping Daylight Hailey leaves for B'tow, &e. 11a.m. German Mait leaves for Bremen

and Ports of UML. 4pm.-Ningpo leaves for Shanghai.

***Armasarants. 9pm-Performance at the City Hall,

General Memoranda,

Por Kameralda, at 4.30 p.m., on Wednes- WAOMBA March 7 :--

dag the 7th inst

For 81BAFTS & BOMBAY,

Par Shy at 11.30 am, on Thunday,

the Sta inst.MAGON IN For NAGASAKI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA

Per Ancena, at 11.30 a.m., on Friday,

the 16th inst

MAILS BY THE GERMAN PAOKĦT. — P The German Contract Packet Dayern will be despatched tu TUESDAY, the 6th March, with Mall for the United Kingdom, Europe and coun iriss beyond, vid Brindisi; to the Straita Battlements, Batavia, Burmah, Ceylon, India, Aden, Egypt, Malta, &o, &o,

Registry ceases at 9 x 0.

The mail closes at 10.00 am. Late letters till 10.30 am, with 10 dents extra postage.

MAILS BY THE UNITED STATES PACKET The United States Mail Packet China will be despatched on TUESDAY, the 6th March, with Mails for Japan San Francisco, the United States, Canada, Honolulo, Peru, &c., which will be closed as follows 4.45 F.M. Registry ceases. 5.00 P.M.

Post Office closes, but Corres→ pondence may be posted on board the Packet, with Late Fes of 10 cents extra Postage until the time of departure.

MAILS BY THE FERNGH PACKED.— The French Contract Packet Saghalien will be despatched on WEDNESDAY, the 7th March, with Mafe for the United Kingdom, Europe, and places be rond, vid Marseilles; to Saigon, Straits Settlements, Batavia, Burmah, Ceylon, the Australasian Colonies, Pondichery, Madras, Calcutta, Aden, Mauritius, Egypt, Malta, and Gibraltar.

The usual hours will be observad in

closing the Mails, do, pa

MAILS BY THE BRITISH PACTRA.--

Che British Contract Packet Ravenna will. bé despatched on THURSDAY, the 10th Instant, with Mails for the United Kingdom, Europe, and countries be- yond, via Brindis to the Straits Settlements, Netherlands India, Bur- mah, Ceylon, Aden, Egypt, Malta, and Gibraltar.

The usual hours will be observed in closing

the Mails, &o,

HOURS OF CLOSING" DIE ENGLISH AND FRENCH MAILS.

When the Packets leave at Norm. The following hours will be observed in closing the Mails for Hurope, &c, by the

Goods per Glenzak undelivered after this

data subject to rent

9 pit. --Performanse at the City Ball. FarDay, March 9 1

Goods per Ballona undelivered, after this

dale subject to rent Saturday, Margb 10 :-----

Noon Mocking of Shareholders of The Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Ltd., at the Company's Office, Noot Meeting of Ebareholders of The Jelebu Mining & Trading Co., Ltd., at the Exchange Booma..>

p.mCompetition of the Hongkong Bio Association WEDNESDAY, March 16

Trapstar Books of The Chine Buge

Retning Co. Ltd, closed from the date to 29th March, inclusive, THURSDAY, March 15

Noon-Meeting of Bhareholders of The Hongkong Hotel Co., at the Company's Hotel Tubd., at SATURDAY, March 17 SE

Noon-Meeting of Shareholders of The Green Teland Cement Co., Id., at the Company's Offfion. Noon Meating of Shareholders of The

China & Manila Steamship Co., Ltd. at the Company' Office. 12.30 pm-Meeting of Shareholders of The Hongkong Rope Manufacturing

Ltd., att

the Company's Office. THURSDAY, March 20

Noon-Meeting of Shareholders of The China Bugar Refining Co., Ltd., at the General Agents Office.. SATURDAY, March 31

List of Contribution to the Canton Ensurance Office, Ltd., to be ment in mi:before this data.

Quotations.

Horozora, March 6, 1894 OPIUM-New Patna, baab,... 555'--

By Old

dash, 670/630 New Benares, caxh, $50 bitar Old cash, 680

22

"

he Now Malwa credit, 600/610.

Allowance, Cattles, 1/1ygn3 Old Malws, credit, Allowance, Cattles,

10/690

1

Persion, Olly, er, 660/70 Allowance, Castics, 1 Peciso, Papar tied 600/810 Allowance. Cattien. 1

CHEMISTS BY APPOINTMENT.

English and French Packets, when they A. leave at Noon. The Money Order Office will be closed at the day before. S

8.00 Posting of Prices Currant and

Circulars ceases.

.

(Prices Current and Circulars may however be posted up to 10 o'clock

if they are tied in bundles, country by country, with the addresses all One way).

10.00 ..-Registry cesses. 10.30.-Posting

of Newspapers, Books, and Patterns cazes. 11:00 A.M.---Mail closes.

LATE LETTERS may be ported (from 11.10.x) with 10 cents late fee up to 11.30 AM after which, hour they may be sent on Baard with the lame Late Fee.

VISITORS AT HOTELS

Per Cheang Hock Kian, for Amoy, 200 Chinesa

Por Loo Sab, for Swatow, 30 Chinese. Per Bailar, for Amoy, Hasira F. A. Johnson, and Wei Fook Chin; for Fanchow, | Mr and Mrs W. F.Me T. Mitshell

Mr G. Ballook, Misses Chaubar, and Bane, Per Memnon, for Kudat, 5 Europeans, and 95 Chinese

For Bellona, for Yokohama, 1 European.

TO DEPART

Per Alwine, for Hothom, 160 Chinese, Per Hailong, for Svator, 7 Europeana, and 250 Chinese,

Per Frogner, for Bangkok, 17 Uhinese."

SHIPPING. REPORTS.

The British steamer Chan Fa. reporta Maderate to light South-Easterly winds, fine cloor weather, sea toedorate. Time of passage 6 days, 2 hours....

The Chinese steamer Bunny Lee reports Moch fog and R. Why wind from Gutzis to Lammocki; log banks to port.

The German ateamer Nanyang reporta

deepitched as above on NURSING MOTHERS AND INFANTS, Had light varishle winds from Tragging WEDNESDAY, the 7th Instant, at 3 pm.

For Freight or Passage, apply to

BUTTERFIELD, & SWIRE, Agenta.

Hongkong, March 5, 1894.

968

THE CHINA & MANILA STEAMSHIP

· COMPANY, LIMITED.

FOR MANILA, VZA AMOY.

The Ga. Bleamship

Bameralda,

ALSO FOR

DYSPEPTICS, AND INVALIDS.

to port.

The German atasmor Bayern reporta : Had foggy weather from Yangtze; raloy to Ockɛeu.

The British steamer Esmeralda reports: IT is specially recommended as an article Light 1 1. 16. Wagan, thick for

10 S., Lema to The British steamer Fokien reports Hongkong to Swatow, March 2ad, fine weather, and light variable airs to Tong Paint; light Easterly to NE. winds, and thlok fog to port. Swatow to Hongkong, Fight 8.W. wind and find weather i foggy weather towards port.

of dist for NURSING MOTHERS as

it

will strengthen and support them, and at the same time enrich the natural milk

Captain TAYLER, will be and increase the supply, despatched for the above

Port on WEDNESDAY, the 7th Inst,, at

&p..

The British stramor Chiggión «reports ; :

FONGEON EOTEL

Alloway.

Mr & Mrs Moral and Me Bazin

child. Mr.J. do Rego Barros Mr. T. Momaye Mr H. Bortadinger Rev. J. M. Morton Me F. Bornemann Dr. Oppenheimer Capt. Burr, R.N. Mrs W. Outhent Mr H. Barton Mies Oothout Mr & Mrs C. J. ColeMiss Helen Oothout My H. 8. Coleman Miss Emily Oothout Dr. J. R. PutnacMr E. A. Primer

Cramor

Mr W. Parfit

Mr W, A. Duff

Mr A. J. Easton

Mr 0. Evelyn Mr G. Fenwick

Me 0. Flowor

Mr G. M. Gray Me N. Holmes

Mr F. Konegger

Mr F. Jacquot

Mr F. A. Johnson

-་

Me and Mrs Pearce

Mr C. V. A. Peal

WATSON &

LIMITED

LAER

FAMILY AND DISPERSING:

CHEMISTS.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

DRUGGISTS.

ANALYSTS.

PERFUMERS.

HAME

Dunford, Mount Kellett, an the 4th Instant, the wife of Wazee Pare, of Daughter

sign of besta hould have

Governmeny Pees3-

compila of Boerülni.

played lustily alon

The publication of this same communced However, the Water ∙at 7.00 p.m.

The China Mail.

other demonstrations

the restoration of the pru

* Temple of the colony warm

by that, murhoilties fromcat puzoly spostasplet point of new “The Blu- BONGKONG, MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1894. winated procession, which tong, płaci on shore on Saturday evening, was THE latest political newe from home very successful and meemid:

kind has naturally caused alconsiderable sen. Chinesa immensely. “It w ention here. The rumours which have with which old Hongkong indents are been affear for some time with reference familiar, the only difference to the resignation of Mr Gladstone,sion being that li wan on maze. have et längth; culminated in a definite nificent scale than usual statement that the Grand Old Mangon. Procession wandered line finally laid down the duties of the yesterday for

the

Premiership. It is impossible yet to lection of the sabembers to abs say what political changes may depend fands living in the Wanchal region, hat on this event. It may fairly enough be the rain came down rand- assumed, however, that the question of the whole thingThe gentlemen in Home Rule for Ireland has thue got's fine array, who composed, the majority decisive setback, and it may, of the pageant sought shelter from the after all, be left to a Conservative wet ae speedily as possible, and, the Government to do something towards dragon, which was a very

TELEGRAMBJART

Mr Gladstons, dinod with the Quema st

relieving the woes and satisfying the ing reptile, had not a single waggle left national aspirations of the distressful to his tail. country Mr Gladstone has bad a most remarkable career, Bince the date of last election, it may be said, he was in himself not only the Liberal Party, but the House of Commons Mr Glad

{ [SUPPLIED TO THe "Curna Mētrasze stone's followers were not * The Liberal (71 Smithery Lima) (1962) Party but the Gladstonian Party. As Prime Ministar ho hold the party toge- RESIGNATION OF MR GLADSTONE. ther and without his potent personality

“LORBON” Marol " at its hend the party must inevitably Fall to pieces. This result, indeed, is clearly enough indicated in the tele, Windsor on Thytoday overing: - grams which we publish to-day. Mr Cabinet Council to be held thers yesterday Labouchere, with his band of extreme he was to tender his rosignation, grossi Radicale, will not follow Lord Rose hary's lead, and they will no doubt form a 'Care of Adnilam, if they hare not done so slready, Lord Rosebery, how ever, may be depended on to per- form the important task which has beon committed to his hands without the assistance, and even, in apita of the opposition of the extreme Radicals. To us here, the changes resulting from Mr Gladstone's resignation and the assump tion of the Premiership by Lord Rose- | bery are of great interent. Our chief anxiety is undoubtedly connected with the silver difficulty, and it is not too much to hope that the change may bring the solution of this difficulty somewhat nearer than it was before.

THE CHINESE WATER

FESTIVAL far.

THE Chinese demonstrations in connec tion with the restoration of the Man Mo Temple reached a climax on Saturday evening, when the great Water Festival took place. This processions which had paraded the town previously bad called dows upon themselves the wrath of un- sympathetic Europeans who found it

LATER

The Premier Suplained to Haż Majesty the motives which led to his resigning. His resignation was accepted, -222 2237

can and LORD ROSEBERY SUMMONED. The Harl of Rosebery has boon called upon to form a Ministry

MB LABOUCHERE PROTESTS Mr Labouchers and twenty otham xx-

tree radicals interviewed the liberal whip for the purpose of protesting against a Pour becoming Premier

(From Afania Paper).

ILLNESS OF THE SPANIE AZ PREMIEREA PER

Mantin, Fok 28. The President of the Council OF MER inters, Sr. Sagasta, ir suttering from gastrie faver and la.confined to bod, zem

MADRID, Feb. 24

Br. Bagnata is very weak. "Hii medical

impossible to disebarge their ordinary advisers have prohibited this visits of every business doties, to an accompaniment one, even the ministers

of cymbals and gongs. The Water

Festival, however, was a spectacle which

sonid he enjoyed by all classes of the

25.

Sr. Bagasta continues ill, although the

population and which gave no occasion ferer bag dimi

to anybody to use strong language. The

idea of utilising the swarm of sampans

in the barbour for the purpose of mak-

·

SPAIN AND MOROCCO.ZA

The Ministry barn

TU „Mannin, Feb.e34.

ɔng paou a show as that witnessed on Things political are very animated, but Saturday night was certainly good all is suspense, until the receipt of pews) of one. It was simple and easily sarried

the Morocco embassy. out, and the effect, under favourable de meteorological conditions, was bound to po official news of it, but it is believed that be magpiacent. The result proved this General Martins Campos will return from beyond all doubt. For such a spectacle, Maragon on the Sad Murah the night was all that could be desired, and the sight was one which will be long remembered by everyone who witnessed itThere was a certain monotony, no pas has been received, dated doubt, in the design adopted for display stating that the egociations which ing the Japanese lanterns with which ceritated the departure of the the boata were illuminated mono- hare taciminated satisfactorily, with the tony which could hardly be avoid-xception of a few details which will ed-but the vast number of lights, known by the end of the month.

some fifty thousand in all, was enon gl

A message from General Martines.

in itself to make the scena a most The Council of blinistara is summoned. striking and picturesque oze. The shou- for Monday, sands of lights, stretching along

Me and MrF.vender PATENT MEDICINE PROPRIETORS the shore front for miles, had a really ZAMBAL

Pfordton and skil-

Mr A. Postan

drez

Mr E, RoqDS

Me W. M. John-Me F. B. Shean

stone and valot

Mr and Mrs T. F

Sanbor Mr A. Schomberg:

Mr J. Tatner Mr J. Kinghorn Mr L. E. Thomson Capt. Kirby, B.N. Mr H. AS. Thomson Mr J. Kirkwood Capt. Tillett Mr&Mrs Henry KiltaMEA. W. Walkinshaw Baron and Baronsa M. W. Whitey

do Ladario

Mr J. E. Latham Mr R, Lyall Mr J. Mo Williams Mr J. R. Mees

Me Mr and Mrs Wise sad

obild Capt. and Mrs Wrot

tenley, R.E.

***MOUNT AUSTIN HOTEL.

| Mrṇand' Mrs“ „JohnMfrs Fawkes & maid

Androw and phild. Mr. H. Greil

Had fresh winds from Kast to N.NF.; and Mr 8. S. Benjanin Miss Hogg INFANTS fed on this Food pat on dark gloomy weather, with haze from part Mr H. E. Boxshall Mas 0. G. dogg

This Steamer has Superior Accommoda-flash rapidly. tion for Pameuger, and is fitted with the ↑ Electric Light,

For Freight or Famage, apply to

SELEWAN & Co.,

General Managerne

Hongkong, March 6, 1894

K*

In Two and sixpenny And One

sixpenny bottles at $1.10 and 70 cents.

AGENTH IN HONGKONG :

to port

phreys & 3 children

Mr and Mrs DE Mr and Mrs B. Hum. The British atasmer. Bengice reporta:

Brown Thick foggy weather, with moderate NE Mr Hart Buck Mr Chantrey Inchbald

Mr R. H. B. BarderMr C. Malsch

The

and winds French steamer Hanoi reports: Dr and Mrs Cantle Mr H. T. Mayarink

Bad weather 8.E. Tonkin Gulf mode-Me S. E. Carliate Mrs Van Nierop", rate variable wind in Hains Biraits; thick Me and Mes 0. 0.Mr & Mrs H. W. Paul fog from St. John's to Hongkong,

Clobon

MN Porte

The E. & &. Company's divie, Capt. Mr J. B. Coughtric Mr James Kankin Winthrop Ellis, reports; Elaying exper-

AUSTRIAN LLOYD'S STEAM Dakin, Cruickshank & Co., ensed moderate BE. winds from Sydney to Captain Fawkes B.N.Mr G. 3. Taylor

NAVIGATION COMPANY (UNDER MAIL CONTRACT WEI TAż MAMA ATETRIAN GOVERNMENT)..

STEAM FOR, SINGAPORE, PENANG,

COLOMBO, BOMBAY ADEN,--.

SUEZ, PORT SAID, · BRINDISI, VENICE, FIUME AND

TRIESTE,ADA 20 (Tobing Cargo at through rates to CAL CUTIA MADRAS, PERSIAN GULF, RED SEA, BLACK SEA, LEVANT

send ADELATIO PORTS.) -/

The Co.'s Steamship

TIMITED

VICTORIA DISPENSARY.

SHIPPING.

PAGASAAABRIVALS.

March 3

Townsville. From Townsville to Thursday,

Teland, moderate to fresh N.W, monsoon Mira Brian and squally weather. Thursday Island to Miss Brin

VICTORIA HOTEL.

Post Darwin, moderate W to N. Winds Cap Bachanap

Mr E. Hanscho Mr Ingyekki Mir Thos. Mesk

VENDORS.

·DRUGGISTS” SUNDRYMIN.SE

CIGAR DEALERS.

beautiful effect, and the war this subject

was

A banquet way: gienos toŭday byikšno

of much admiring comment from the cavalry and infantry army corps in crowd who assembled on the Praya Re of the chints and principal officers In.co clamation Ground. The procession of upelion with the operations in yHağl bosts, however, no doubt owing to the The banquet, which was provided with one fact that the arrangements for it were thousand three hundeal overs, was hon somewhat burriedly made, did not prove so great Success. As was anti- cipated. The display of fireworks on Another benguet will be given to Geral the Reclamation Ground, with the ar- Martinos Campos en him, ratam z femm ception of the rocket firing by a party Morocco after the termination 6 diplo of blue-jackets, was also somewhat diep-matic manipu

pointing, soma hitch having appureoty occurred in conzection with the Chipera pyrotechnis - exhibition. Taking it WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, altogether, however, the Water Festival

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form & not unimportant item in soy pro- Peking Field Foros, which we puh ke kha gramme of public rejoicings which may New Dominion Tattoo Me

have to be drawn up in future. In order wils * detachment of plöked dosen that the non-Chinese portion of the men from the Viotrop Li's foreign commanity, might have a good chance Tiemen focos, has been jordachchi

of enjoying the spectacular effects of to Peking. The Tienimin peract

been found suficient to airb the Water Festival, the – Esplanade

the Governor of the New in front of the Praga Reclamation quires to protect, his frontion.. Ground was intended to be reserved for p the European community and people of ---

all nationalities other than Chinese, SAT the NG Daily Socket to A. S. WATSON & Co., LIMITED. number of seats being provided for members of the Hunley

days of depreciated for ladies But this decision was changed among the aforers and later, and ons of the sights of the oven- | mously appealed to the Lo ing was the seething man of Celestial them, under present sirous,

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ground. The veranlabs of the European cost while the defereed bonge on the Fraya Were lentilled to shrinks to jumba

the fine their casket are ocommed, and crowd of ladies want to put it info pa graced the verandad of the pong Name, there wil act Lung and Shanghai Bank building. Or ing to theat. the Reclamation, granng the band of the Hongkong Regiment did its best to make itself board above the roar Yokohama, o

In the Belgian Chinese maskers and bomba i naudotite | Fehren AG KA hissing of ascending rocket The Maliandura, who wa whole pastors was one of the most bril-connection hant and animated that has ever been vious day, önsura seen in Hongkong. The Water Festival d'Abe as well as the other demonstrations which preceded it, or took place foon- currently with 10, being of religious 101 nature, it may be regarded so some-

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