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Entertainments.

THEATRE

BOTAL

RETURN VISIT OF THE TONDON LYRIC' COMPANY."

Proprietors, F. B. HARDY & SAVILLE SMITH,

* Aláger, SAVILLE SMITH.

Under the Distinguished Patronage of H. E. Bir WILLIAM ROBIKSON, K.O.M.G,

TO-NIGHT,

(TUESDAY) 13th March, PANAM CALLED BACK.

TO-MORROW (Wednesday), 16th Marchi,

ARE WALKER, LONDON

THURSDAY, 15th March,

THE PRIVATE SECRETARY.' FRIDAY, 18th March,

Dion Baucicsults Beautiful Flay of ARRA NA POGUE. SATURDAY, 17th March, The Bereating Burisque of PANTOMIME REHEARSAL' NEW VARIETIES to follow each play.: PRICES AS USUAL,

Holdiers and Bailare ia uniform Half-price to Book Seats only..

Doors open at 8.30- Commencing at 9.

SPROTAL TRAM will ren to the

Poal after the Performance.

Box Office at Micers KELLY & WALSH' EDWIN TERGUASON, Business Manager, Hongkong, March 19, 1894.

POSTPONEMENT.

To Lat.

TO LET.

WELLING HOUSES

DELAHAR LUDOR at the PRAK

Nos. 2 and 8, ORANGERY LANE. No. 2, Aaron TREKJOE.

FLOORS in BLUE BUILDINGS.

FLOORS in EAIN STREET, PELL

STREET AND STAYSTON STREET, FLOORS in

STREET,

Nos. 2 and 3, VICTORIA VIEW,

Kowlcom

THE CHINA MAIL.

To-day's Advertisements.

Destination

London

Vessels Advertised as Loading,

Veseli.

Bremen & Parts of Call Karlsruhe (5). Tapet. Ansons (s). London, Suez Cariki)Laertes (6) VICTORIA PRECEPTORY,

London; vЯuez Canal Tencer (B). Regular MEETING of the Vio.London Ports of Call Kaidow ()

London & Ports of Ueli Rayanna (8)........... ASHELLEY A TORIA FLFORPIONY will be held on London Marseilles; Formosa (8)

TUESDAY, the 20th Instant, at 9.30 for Landon,

Spandiian (s) 9pm. procisaly VisiTING BESTUEEN ANS cordially-INVITED to attend.

Ynenmang (1).45 436 | Manila, via Amoy...... Sungkiang (1)..

Mareðilles, *, Saigon Sydney (5)., Part Darwin & Changsha (1); New York, SunsCena argyll (e). 3. Francisco; v. Japan Belgio (8) 9. Francisco Japa Peru (8).

|K Flaruba (3). Shanghai

Tharon (4)

No. 4, KNUTSFORD TEENAGE, Kow-

loon.

OFFICES!

FIRST FLOOR No. 4, Queen's Road Central, over the BANK OF CHINA, JAPAN & STRA, LA, PRATA URETRAL OVER

DOUGLAS LAPRAIK & Co.'s.

GODOWNS

BLUE BUILDINGS.

Apply to

Messrs.

THE HONGKONG LAND INVEST.

MENT & AGENCY Co., Ian. Hongkong, March 8, 1994.

TO LET.

Hongkong, March 13, 1994,

Dr. FENWICK'S FOOD.

FOR

NURSING MOTHERS AND INFANTS, Shanghai

* ALSO FOR DYSPEPTICS AND INVALIDS...

18

is specially recommended as an article

opplad

CENTRAL No. 72, lately occupied by the Paguio MAIL and OCCIDENTAL &

to

476

Apply t

G. C. ANDERSON,

13, Praya Central. Hongkong, February 26, 189£.

41

THE ANNUAL ATHLETIC SPORTS To-day's Advertisements,

SIA

OF TH

HONGKONG SCHOOLS

will be held at Tus HAPPY VALLET,

NATO-MORROW-

(WEDNESDAY), 14th March, Commqueing at 1,30 p.m.

Under the Patronage of

H.E. Sir Wic. ROBINSON, K.O.M.G.

Maj Gohoral G. DIGBY BARKER,

ZOB

*HE Vio-Admiral Sir E. FREMANTLE,

C.B., K.O.M.G.

The Bight Rev. J. 8. BURDON, D.D.

26 EVANTS, OVER 50 PEIEN.

***TUVER DO EXTRIES.

Programmes, at the Meeting.

WILLIAM BLAYNAY, Hon, Secretary.

BT. PAUL'S COLLEGE,

Marah 13th, 1894.

481

WING to the Very Large Number of

in

DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED.

FOIL SWATOW," AMOY & FOOCHUW;

The Co's Steamship

Azilan, Capt. GODDARD, will be despatched for the above Porta on THURSDAY, the 15th Tusk, at Noot

For Freight or Passage, apply to

DOUGLAS LAPRAIK & Co.;

General Managers. ''. Hongkong, March 13, 1891.

THE CUINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY,

LIMITED.

489

FOR LONDON VIA FORTS OF CALL.

The C's Steamship

Kaisoro,

JAMES GRAY, Comm'der, will be, despatched as

posible to get the Programmes printed above en SATURDAY, the 17th Instant, at before TUESDAY, so the Committee have 5 p.m. deemed it advisable to POSTPONE the SPORTS TO-MORROW AFTER- NOON, the 14th Instant.

:3

HONGKONG CRICKET CLUB.

THE ANNUAL LAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENT will be commenced

on MONDAY, the 12th March, 1894, oon- sisting of the following Events:-

CHAMPIONSHIP.

SINGLE HANDIOLES, A and B ÜLANIES, DOUBLE HANDICAP, PROFESSIONAL PAIRS.

Entry Lists at the ORIGENT PAVILION and

at the Bona ONG CLUB,

....

Fatrien close: For Championship, Satur- ray, the 10th March, 1894; and for other Events Baturday, the 17th March, 1594

Championship round mant be completed by Monday, the 26th March, 1894.

H. A. RAM, Ion. Secretary,

**Hongkong, March 7, 1894 447 IVING CHESS TOURNAMENT.

ON OF ORGAN

RESTORATION FUND.

Under the Fatronage B. E fir WILLIAM BOBINSON and Lady

ROBINSON,

H

Major-General DIGY BASKER and Mr. Bake

Sir FIELDING OLAKKK and Lady CLARKE, Commodore BoYES and Mrs. BOYES,

A LIVING CHESS TOURNAMENT.

da will be held on the

TANKIS LAWN AT EAST POINT

(Kindly leat by the Hon. J. J. Keswick),

DM

SATURDAY AFTERNOON, March Slat

By Courtesy of Lt. Col. Roussor and Officers the Band of the Shropshire Light Infantry will be in attendance.

Admission $1.00, Ohildren half price. Takets may be obtained at Metr KRELY And WALSH, Mesera. LANE, GRAW- FORD & Co., and Mesars. W. PowTILL & Co.

Hongkong, March 6, 1894.

Not Responsible for Debts.

496

For Freight, apply to

ARNHOLD, KARBERG & Co.,

Agents.

Hongkong, March 13, 1894

of diet for NURSING MOTHEES at

Agents,

Dats o Leavin

Norddeutscher Lloyd. April 2, at 8p.m. P. & O. 8. N. Co...... Merah 17, at 4 pm. Butterfield & Swire... Merok 14, daylight. Butterfield & Bwire. March 20 Arnhold, Karberg: March 17, at 5 pm JP&`D. 8. N. Co...........[March 15, at noon.

P.0-8. N. Oo About March 19, Shewan & Co... About March 20, MP &+0,8N, Car About March 29...

Jardine,Matheson&Co March 14â; at 5.p. tis: Butterfield & Sirs... March 14, al d pain. Mostagarion Maritimes March 21, too. Butterfield & Bwira March 20,334 Dodwen Carlill & Co. Maruti 18

0. & D. S. 8. Co March 16, daylight, Pacifio Mal S. 8. Co, March 24, daylight. Norddeutscher Lloyd, Qunk despatch. P. &0. s. N Ce... Abont March 28.

OSN 00... March 15, daylight. Shanghai and Kobe....Aden (6)....... Shanghai and Kobo....Saria Valeria (6).......ander & Co About March 16.

Nippon S'pore, C'mbs & B'bay Milko Maiemason of March 18, at 4 p.m. Yau Kaishs March 20, at 4 p.m. S'pore, Havre & 'borgwang (s)..... Surabaya, Hongay ()... Jardino,Matheson March 15, at 4 p.m. Douglas Lapraik &06. March 15, at noon, Stow, Amoy & Fohow Haitan (0) Vancouver (B.C. &mprem of Japan (3) Canadian Pão R. Od. March 21, at noon. Victoria.(B..), de... Mogul (2)............ .....Nor, P'fic B. & R. Cos. March 20, at noon.

Norddeutscher Lloyd. About March 16, Yhams, Kobs & Naski Nürnberg (6).,

will strengthen and support that, and of and continuing with considératile a run-

slightly hazy herizon at time. the same time enrich the natural milking. Fine weather throughout, with

and increase the supply.

INFANTS fed on this Food put on

ኔ

flesh rapidly.

In Two and sixpenny ad One and sixponny bottles ut $1.10 and 70 centa,

AGENTS IN HONGKONG:

Dakin, Cruickshank & Co.,

LIMITED,

VICTORIA DISPENSARY.

SHIPPING:

CARRIVALS.

March 12:

90

Mathilde. Gorman gleamer, 603, P. Moon, Quinhon burch 7, and Touron 8, General. -SIEMEN & Oolta

March 13:-

Pigmy, British genboat, from a ornise. Nanchang, British steamer, from Canton. Aimer Coburn, Amerison ship. 1.878, J. B. Burman, New York October 21, General.

ORDER.

Peru, American steamer, 2,389, D. E. Friolo, San Francisco Fabroary 17, and Kakehams March 8, Maila and General. P. M. 3. §. Co.

Taisary, British str., 1,505, H. W. Hogg. 406 ) Shanghai March 9, and Bwalow 12, General.

-JARDINE, MATHESON & Co.

FOR SINGAPORE, COLOMBO AND

BOMBAY.

The Co.'s Steamship

Miiko Maru, Captain TIPPLE, will be despatched on or about

TUESDAY, the 20th Instant, at 4 p.m.

For Freight or Pasange, apply to

NIPPON-YUSEN KAISHA, Hongkong, March 13, 1894- Occidental & Orienta Sleam

Ship Company

$88

PAKING CARGO AND PASSENGERF

TO JAPAN, THE UNITED „STATES, MEXICO, CENTRAL AND JOUTH AMERICA, AND EUROPE, Tid

THE OVERLAND RAILWAYS,

AND

ATLANTIC & OTHER CONNSUTING STEAMERS.

VIA INLAND BEA OF JAPAN AND ÉONOLULU,

Pedrogen BAILINGS FROM Horgmond. Belgio (vin Nagasaki,) FRIDAY, March 16,

Kobe, Inland Sea.

at daylight.

* and Yokohamon) ....

Vecanic (zia Naga: Wesday, April 4j.;

saki, Kobo, Inland

at daylight, Sea & Yokohama) Gaelic (via Nagasaki, " --

Kabo, Inland Sex, WHESDAY, April 25,

at daylight. Yokohama and Honolulu).

شبت

HUE Steamship BELGIO vill bo TELE

despatched for SAN FRANCISCO, zid NAGASAKI, KOBE, INLAND SEA Nere will be Responsible for

Jeither the Captain, the Agents, nur and YOKOHAMA, on FRIDAY, the any Debt contracted by the Officers or 16th March, at Daylight, connection Crew of the following Vesselt, during being made at Yokohama with Steamor

from Shanghai, Skagwa M their stay in Hongkong Harbour

ARNER CONTEK, American ship, Capt. H. B. Nichel-Ordar.

ANDRE, British ship, Captain Jackman. **** Jirdino, Matheson & Co.

LOTELIS, Italian barque, Captain J. & Cafrang D. Musso,

To Let;

Steamers of this line pass through the INLAND BRA OF JAPAN and call at HONOLULU, sad passengers are allowed to break their journey at any point a route.

Through Passengers Tickets granted to England, France, and Germany by all trans- Atlantic lines of Steamers, and to the prin- cipal citis, of the United States or Canada. Rates and particulare of the various routes may be obtained upon application,

The German steamer Swatow reports: Strong N.E. gale from port to port:

ماني

EXPORT CARGOES, / Per s. B. Conch, sailed 26th February For Hamburg, 10 cases Cigars and 4,000 bags Curonal dush; for Hamburg and/or London, 10 cases Camphor; for London, 39 bles Dask Feathers from Facehow, 400 rella Malting from Canton, 12 anses Curios, 20 cases and 10 cake Preserved Ginger, 10. Cases Star-goissed, 183 bage Hempoend and 1 box Rhubarb.

Per 5. n. Jaghalen, asiled 7th March Fur Continent, 288 bales Raw Silk, 15 bales Hair, 3 case Silk Piece Goeds, games Grass Cloth, 39 casos Essential Oil, D'aser Glass Bangles, 8 ostes Curice, 2 Woodenware, 100 casas Star-011000, 60 danos Gall-nuts, 2 case Chinaware, 565 pkgs, Tea, 34 pkge Bamboo and 20 slabs Tin For London, 25 bolts Waste Silk and 2, cases Silk Piece Goods.

VISITORS AT HOTELS.

HONGKONG HOTEL

Mr W. M. Adama Mz J. MoWilliator

Me d. Of Meda Miss Marie D'Aro Miss Nally D'Are Mr D, J, R. Mees. Miss Ethel D'Aro Mr Meatdink, Ma Mies mily D'Arc (

Mr T. Mitchell Mr W. D'Aro

Mr T. Morong Lord and Lady Ash Rov. J. M. Martan Hon. A. H. Baring, Hon. F. & Mrs North burton, meld & valet Mr & Mrs Noston MrJ.do Rego Barros Mrs W. Gothant Mrsa Du Bois M. E. Du Bois Capt. Burr, B.N. Mr H. Barton Mas Chamiony Or. J. R. Patnam

Cramer

Loung, German steamer, 1,578 F. Capt Cunningham Bizet, Kobe March 7, General.-BISSES

Haitan, British stosmer. 1,182, 7. D. Goddard, Fouchon March 9, Amy 11, sad Swatow 12, General.-DovolAS STRAMBE

Cu.

Ravenna, British steamer, 1915, d. W. F. Browne, R., R., Shanghai March 10, Mails and General.-P. & U. 8, N. Co.

Swalow, Herman steamer, 86 J. Ander- Ben, Saigon March 7, Hne-MCHERS & Cu.

Fushin, Chinese steamer, 1,459, A. H. Lant, Shanghai March 10, General.-O. M. 8. N. Co.

DEPARTORES, March 19:---- Shanghai, for Singapore and London. Woosung, for Canton. Auzoy, for Chefou 4sk, for Haiphong. Blix, for Shanghai.

Progress, for Chefno. Darming, for Swalow, Thales, for Bwstow. Nanyang, tor Shanghai. Ohelydra, for Singapore and Calcutta.. Taisang, for Canton.

MOLICARED

Niobe, for Yokohama. Laertes, for Singapore and Londen. Swaton, for Kabewust te ma Nasching, for Tientsin.

Jacol Diederichsen, for Chefonate Mathilde, for Nowchwangere

for Manila, Pugngený,

PASSENGERS.

Per Mathilde, from Quigbon, 19 Chingar. Per Abner Cober, tromi New York, Mr William H. Pingley,**

31 F. B. Deuson

Mr and Mrs Dicken Mr W. A. Duff Mr A. J. Easton

ir 0. Evelya Mr H. Farigilos Mr G. Fenwick Mr C. Freeman Hon. and Mrs Fuster Mr A. Frei

fr H. Ove

Mias Ootboat Miss Helen Oothout Miss Emily Oolbour Mr J. L. Orr Mistes Orr

W. Parât

Mr and Mrs Pearce Mr and Mrs F. von der Plordten and 2 abil-

dreu

Mr-L. Phillips Mr W. H. Player Mr W. Rentsch Mr E. Roque Mr & Mrs Soonlandi Mr and Mrs T. B

Sannorn

Mr H. B. Sawyer The Misses Scholfald Mr W. N. Haligerten Mr F. 5. Steau Mr A. H Hewitt Mr E. Shedd

Mr & Mrs T. HollandMr and Ms O. Stod- Mr G. Joakingon

Mc M. Jones

Die J. Klughorn Capt. Kirby, R.N.

dert

Müs E-Swann

Mr J. Tatner Mr H. A. S. Thomson Mr J. Kirkwood Capt. Tillett Dr. J. J. Kirkbride Mr. E. Tuok Mr&Mrs Henry KitteMr H. Tuck... Baron and BatohpaMTA. W. Walkinshaw

do Ladaric

M: W. Whiloy

Mr G. G. LapointerMr C. P. Whitcombe

and valot

Mr R. G. Lawson Mir L. Leos

Mr and Mrs F.

Little

Me W. Lomez » Mr R. Lyall

Mr and Mrs Lycott

2 akildron

Mi T. May

Min Whitecombe Mr & Mrs Wilkinson My J. Williamson A.Mr T. H. Wilson Mr H. de Windt Mr.K. Widoer

Mr N. Woog &Capt. and Mrs Wrot-

tesley, R.E

Dr. A. Zawzickar

MOUNT AUSTEN HOTEL

Me and Mrs Jones Fawkes & maid

Andrew and child Me Hewlett Hayas' Mr W. Beau

Mr S. 8. Benjamin Mr II. BBoxbad Mr, and. Mrs D.

Brown"

Mr Hare Buck

Mise Hogg

POST OFFICE NOTICES.

MAILS will ölose-3. For SINGAPORE, SAMARANG & SOU,

RABAYA

Por Hongay, at 5.30 pm, on Thursday,

the 15th inn

For SINGAPORE. ——

For Lawang, at 3.30 p.m., on Friday, the

10ti ini.

For NAGASAKI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA

Per Ancona, at 8.30 p.m., on Saturday, the 17th inat instead of us previous ly notified AAA MAN, K

For SINGAPURE & LONDON —

Per Kaiser, at 4.30 pm, on Saturday

the 17th inat,

...

For KOBE YOKOHAMA, VICTORIA &

TACOMA Per Mogul, at 11.80 am. on Tuesday, Cos the 20th inst.

Exchange.

EONORONG, March 13, 1894,

Ou London——

Rank, Wire,

1/118

----

On demand,

1,118

30 days sight,

months night,

201

Credite,

Doqumentary 4 months'alght,

On Patta

"On demand.

...2.49

Credits, 4 months' aight

2.56

2.00

481

Credits, 60 days' night,

... 50

Wire,

108)

109

168

On Berlin-Demand,...

On demand,

On New Yorke

On Rambay...

On denarid:

Ju Daloutta

Vice,

On demand, and se

tu Shanghai- 1.067.

On demand,

30 days sight, private paper Gold Leaf, 100 fine. (per fast)

MEMOS, FOR TO-MORROW, Shipping.

Daylight-Laurtes leaves for London. 4 pm. Mongkiang kaves for Manila, 5 p.m.-Yuensang leaves for Manila.

Amusements.

1.30 p.m.-Athlete Sports of the.Heng kong Bobools at the Happy Valley 9 p.m.-Periorange at the City Hall

Miscellaneous

TURDAY, MARCH 13, 1894.

BIRTELL don

At No, 34, Szechuan Road, Shamgħadj on the 9th instant, the wife of M. A. Bornes, of Daughter. Ma

MARRIAGES.

On the 7th instant, at Trinity Catholtat, Shanghai, by the Bar. H. O, Hodges, M.a., WILLIAM MAMUREAY CO JHNY Youngest daughter of John Augus, of Hillside, Alex- andela, N.Resist southe

On the 7th instant, at Trinity Cathedral, Shanghai, ty the Rer. H. O, Hodges, M.An JEREMIAH-TAtzon Greer, I ̈Mr Customs, Hankow, to ANKARZDATOR, third daughter of the late W. F. Hackett, of Incola, Begland. V

Transfer Books of The China Sugar Refining Co., Ltd., closed from this

· data to 29th Marod, inclusive, Transfer Books of The Luxon Bugar

Refining Co., Ltd., olosed from this of 6.50 pm date to 29th March, fucléalvo

General Memoranda. Tatuadas, Maral 16-

Noon Meeting of Shareholders of The Hongkong Hotel Co Ltd, at the Company's Hotel Goods par Steamer Oxir unclaimed after

Noon subject to reuk. - Goods per l'orgue Barquehem undelivor,

ed after this date subject to rent. 9p.m.-Performanos at the City Hall. FRIDAY, March 181

is

The publication of this samur Zormanced

w

The China Mail.

BONGKONG, FESTAX, MARCH 15, 1986.

Ir we may judge by what is net forth in the report of the Superintendent of Victoria Geol for 1898, Mr Lethbridge is a man to ba pibell. Although he, no doubt, participates in the general satis. faction over the marked decreans in the number of his guests during list your, as" compared with what are united the 9 p.m.--hicsting of Ponevezanos Lodge. 'admissions" of the previous year, be BATUEDAY, March 17hông bàs still a good deal to complain of Noun,Mosting of Bhareholders of The Years ago, when Victoria Guol was s Green Island Cement Co., Ida, at the kind of harbour of refuge for the bunt- Company's Office:wed criminals. of Kwangtung, it was Noon-Meeting of Shatelfolders of The found that the accotomedation afforded

Chins & Manila Steamship Co., Ltd,by this desirable residence was in at the Company's Office.

mificiant w.meet the popular-de- 19.30 pm. Mosting of Shareholders of mand. The enterprising burglar and The Hongkong Bope Manufacturing the general thief from the neigh Co., Ltd, at the Company's Office."

bouring empire found themselTOS 2.45 p.Competition of the Hongkong crowded into quarters not, perhaps, - Riño Association. 25

more restricted in space than those in Goods per Niobe undelivered after this which they had been accustomed to

data subject to rent.""

live, but less palatial than they had probably expected. Then certain Yo- TUESDAY, March 20

presentations were made to the Colonid Ofice, and the Colonial Office gradually acquired a fixed idea that the one thing for which Hongkong yearned was Gaol Extension. This became a tradition in the department, apparently, and was handed down from one Secretary of State for the Colonies to another. Hong- kong, it would appear, must have finally best understood by the gentle-

p.m. Mosting of Victoria Procup tory

THURSDAY, March 29 — 269

Noon-Mesting of Shareholders of The China Sugar Refining do, L., the Genaral Agents' Offen. 12.80 p.m Meeting of Shareholders of The Luzes Buger Bessing Co., Ltd, at the General Agents' Office SATURDAY, March 31 :

List of Contribadians to the Canton

Insurance Office, Ltd, to be sent in men of the Colonial Dace imply a place with a population -

before this date..

Living Uliese Tourminent on the Torristher all in gool or all pomenzad

Lawn at Bait Point,

OHELISTS BY APPOINTMENT.

12A S. WATSON & Co., patio o enjoy the comforts of that

73 $62.00

377kreigna (Bauit's buying rate) Silver (per oz).m

9.89- 271d

CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL

REGISTER.

March 19th. —k? 4 PM

Wostopk. 30.31 29 Tokio...... 30.06 Nagasaki.-30.30 57 Shanghai.. 30.42 46

| Feochow.. 80.32 58

Aarey 30.36 60 65 Anping...30.23 68 Swatow.... 90.27 61 Canton.... 30.26 69 Hongkon, 30.25) 61 Vict. Peak Gap Book 39.46 Macao....30.26 64 Hoihow Haiphong, 50.29 64. Bolinso 29.95 81 Manile...(29.96) 85) CB:James 29,93)

JOZE

Mrsch 19th at 10 a.m. Wostock 9051 13′′ Tokio

Nagmaakt. 30.63 47 Mas U. C. Hagg Mr and Mrs H-Hum--Shanghai, 30.49 Ephreys &Svhildren Foochow 80.49 Mr Chantrey Inchbald Amoy...... 30.40 Me C. Malsch

Anping.... Swatow

Mr B. H. R. BurderMr H. F. Moyeriak Per Peru, from San Franciedo, 38 Chi-Dr and Mrs Castle Mre Van Nierop

Mr and Mrs 0. O. Mr & Mrs H. W. Paul

Cohan

THESA,

Per Taisona, from Shanghai, &., Mra Brown and children Mes Olordescent and children, and 145 Chieão.

Per Lawang, from Kabe, 2 Okiness Per Laitan, from Foothow, S., Dr. and Mrs Rigg and 4 ebildren, 146 Chinese.

Per Ravenna, from Shanghai: for Hong- kong, Mr P. May and corvant, Dr. Goldzacher, Dr. H. Task, Mr R. S. Took, Mr W. M. Adams, Capt. Canningham, and 3.Chinose; for Bombay, Mesars & Raphael, A. J. Kanamin and E. 6. Raphael; for London, Me D. Higgi

For Pushun, from Bhatghai, 101 Chiasse.

DEPARTED, ORADA

Mre Posté

Me J. B. Coughtris Mr James Rankin Captain Fawkes B.N.Mr C/B. Taylor

ไฟ

· VICTORIA” KUTANG Me G. O..Borutan Miss Hargreaves

Mr H. Hewlett Hayys Mta Brian

Me E Hunsche Mr Laayakahi Liss Brian

Mr and Mrs Mallett

Mr Thon Moak Mr F Millar Me and Mrs Nann Mr A Porrez Mr Bewall Mr D. C. Smith - Mr J. S. Smith

Mins Tosseite Kon Mr E Tornohood Mun Triggoda Mr Vallance Mr Verner Tea Ward Men

Capt. Buchanan Capt, van Carback Mr Googe Caulton Mr and Mrs Robt. Dixon and anity Mr W. M. Da Mr O. E. Dodd Mr Danent For Chelydra, for Singapore, 636 Chinoner J. F. East.

TO DEFART

Mira Farmer. Per Laerter, for Singapore, 7 Europanu, Me Feacly and 848 Chinege.

For Nanckung, for Tisntain, 13 Chinese. Fer Jacob Diederichsen, for, Chefon, Chinese.

SHIPPING REPORTE

The German steamer Mathilde" raporta :

Mr H. Fergusson. Mr John Borgman Miss Gregor

Mr D. Harding

Mig E. B. Hardy pen a thing

trong N/E. winds. AAFANANA Me J. Chandet.

Capt. and Mrs Moura

Mr A. E kto

Canton Hongkong 30.1

Vich Pend Gap Rock $0.3 Macão 30:38 Hoihow Haiphong.0.22 Bolingo. 80.4 Manila, 30.1.83 81 0.8.James 50.10

LIMITED.

DABA

FAMILY AND DISPENSING

CHEMISTS.

0

WHOLESALE

DRUGGISTS...

BUENOTIETEE

Barometer On the 18th at 10.42. si falling. Strong, N. monsoon continuing on count and in Chios Res. Bea rather rough. Weather ans

Hongkong Observatory, March 13, 1894

KETAIL

ANALYSTS

PEREUM ERE

of a strong desire to go to gaol. The Colonial Office did not consider it night that a colony should be disappointed“ in a' matter of this kind, and accordingly an enormous expenditure for the exten sion of gaol accommodation was regard- ed as desirable. Fortunately, however the protestations of those members of the community who had no desire to become inmates of Victoria Gaol, or who have no prospect of ever being in a

hospitable institution, had some effect with the Colonial Oftes. The dimini- tion of pressure on the space of the Go in 1808 was no doubt doe in some measure to a change in the method of dealing with Chine offenders against the laws of the colony. Norertheless the Gaol is to be ezianded, and the cost of the ør- tension will be no trifle. The total number of admissions during 1993 m. 4,010, as compared with 5,040 in the previous year. Inspite of this very satisfactory decrease the Superintendent, in his reporty gays that the provision proposed to be made with repect to yard space is inade quate. This may be so, and if the yard space could be increased without addi- tion to the sum already voted probably. no objection would be offered. But the lank of suficient yard space is quite a minor affliction compared, with some others, of which Mr Lethbridge com- plains. According to his report, a 90351- derable number of the officers under his control cause enough annoyance to make any Gaol Superintendent's life miserable. The conduct of the staff during the | year,” he says, bas, with some sicép- |tions, been most unsatisfactory. Two second" clasą and fifteen- third class

PATENT MEDICINE PROPRIETORS tankeys, two second class guards

VENDORS,

DRUGGISTS' BUNDRYMEN.

CIGAR DEALERS."

WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS

AERATED WATER MAKERS,

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end two nurses of the Female Frizon have been dismissed for migcnduct, and one third class turnkey deserted. "One Junior hand turnke, was reduced to the rank of third class turnkay and one first class gused to pound class guard." Of course anch a statement às this shows on the face of is that there must be something seriously wrong with the Gsol staff, and it is GRAY enough to conceive that it is something which might lead to much more serious trouble than any that is indicated in the report for last year, If all these dif missals meant merely that it was considered advisable to replace the dismissed officers with - men better class, there would be no cause for nimetiniaction (netto, may alarm), but, so far as the report shows, seems to have had nothing to do with the dismissals at all What maken the ate of insiters as regards flie staff still more unsatisfactory is that there has been marked spirit of discon Leat among the European portion of the staff which has been expresent in 2005 instances in a manner, amounting.almost to insubordination.The Superintend- ent further says that he knows that some of the officers committed theme selves purposely with

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to Missionarios, members of the NAV, TE GROUND FLOOR of the Premises Military, Diplomatic, and Civil Barribes,

The American steamy Fery reports: Mr and Mrs Goa. Mr J. O. Murray now in somess of erection at the scrzer of to European officials in service of China Had moderate winds and weather to meri-Grimble Sea Horas Braser and QUEER'S ROAD GE and Japan, and to Government officials and diag; thence to Yokohams strong 8.7. Cap and Mrs Hant Mr A. Mudiay Smitha, lightning, orerow Ping show!!

y aqually, v zadný a mnow, i thunder, v visibility The Hongkong Dispensary, Hongkong, Mr Stokes: Kitale for OFFICES OF SHOPS, thele families, pero nakose and W. breezes and equally weather; sailed Mr Macau Flode can be divided into separate Fassengers who have paid full fare, ve From Yokohams Much Bth us- 190/: Ar- Mr Medhurst Capt. & Mrr Weimangan, i iskus, leathe and hundesdibu. lities of Office If necessary, to silit intend embarking at San Francisco for China or rised Hongkong 6,90 m. on 18th.

gren (or vice versa) wishin one year, wil This British steamer Tulpang reporte and Dry GODOWN suitable for be allowed discount of 10 per cent. This Had moderate NE winds and line, weather

the STORAGE of CPIUM, COTTON, ds, allowance does not apply to through furts of about 2000 Toss (Checos) espacity, also from China and Jupon to Europe. 49 BE LET Rnder the above Premises, OFFICES A VICTORIA, BUILDINGA.

DAVID BASSDON, SONB & Co. day peerloge to Hongkong, February 17, 1894

TO LET

$9

NO 4 PRIDEE's Extaz, next to the Post Offer muitable for OKETOES

Apply to van vaatii

CANDELSON,

18, Praya Central

Hongkong, Ma 1, 1893,

All Parcel Padicagós should be marked to addrom in full, and name will be received at the Company Once until 5 p.m. the Scoompany Cargo destined to points beyond San Francisco, In the United Sister mould be sent to the Company Offices, addroseed to the Col. lector of Customs San Francisco,

For further informatics for Freight

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The German steamer Losang reports Had moderate weather, strong NB, breeze, The British steamer Helang reports; Foocher 10 Amay, strong 1.3. breeze, moderate sen, thick hear weather with rain, Amoy to watów, fresh ALE benaze, mode tale nós, for clear weather. Bustow to Honglong, strong B.N.H., bevec, figh sa and creroset sky. Steamden in Foochow Banded man-of-ra zebiakand Zag

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99 TL YA HONGKONG REGISTER

POST OFFICE NOTICES. MAILS will close For SHANGHAI & KOBE-

Poe Adet, at 11.30a.m., on Wednesday,

For TENTSINL

Per Nanghang 3,80p.m. on Wednes

day, the 14th inst

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For AMOY & MANILA, PAPACY

Per Sungiang, at 3:30 pm, on Wedned Fores

Weather

For MANIACKA SERAVERNES

Per Freiding, hi 4.00 pm on Wednes

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