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Entertainments.

THEATRE

THE

HONGKONG.

-

#47202

ROYAL,

THE BLACK PLAGUE,

HONGKONG

will give

MINSTRELS

TWO MOLE OF THEIR POPULAR ENTERTAINMENTS, For the Benefit of the Plague Workers. ***Under distinguished Patronage and

Support.

THE DATES OF THE PERFORM- ANOES WILL BE ANNOUNCED. ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME.

-- $2 and $1. Popular Prices.- Solliera and Saitors in uniform, Half-price to Bank Beata only. Doors open at 8.30. #o'clock precisely.

Commanding at

Plau and Tickets at Meeste. KELLY AND WALSH, LIMITED.

Seats may be Booked on and after Satur day, 29th September.

A SPECIAL TRAM will run to the Ponk, and à SPECIAL LATRON to Kowan, 18 minutes after each Ferfurmance.

WILLIAM BLAYNAY, Bon. Secretary. Hongkong, September 22, 1894.

Mails.

NUTION

1469

COMPAGNIE DES MINSALILEE

MARITIMES. PAQUEROTS PUSTE FRANÇAIS.

STEAM FOR

SAIGON. SINGAPORE, BATAVIA, COLOMBO, ADEN, SUEZ, PORT SAID MEDITERRANEAN AND BLACK SEA PORTS, ALEXANDRIA, MARSEILLES, LONDON, HAVRE AND BORDEAUX;

2LRO

PORTS OF BRAZIL AND LA PLATA.

ON

AN WEDNESDAY, the 3rd October, 1994, at Noon, the Company's 8. NATAL, Ccomandant L GAL, with MAILS, PASSENGERS, SPECIE, and CARGO, wil leave the Port for the abore places.

Cargo and Spode will be registered for London as well as for Marsailles, and so opted in transit through Mareeflies for the

places of Europe.

Shipplag Orders will be granted 101

Noon.

Cargo will be received on beard until 4 p.m., Specie and Parcels tati: 3 p.m. on The 2nd October, 1894. (Prents are not to be sont on board; they must be left al the Agency's Office).

Contents and value of Packages are ry. quired.

For further particulars, apply st the Company's Office.

| To-day's Advertisements.

THEATER

ROYAL,

LLISON'S HIGH CLASS

VAUDEVILLES. TO-NIGHT

(SATURDAY), 29th September, GRAND SMOKER, Assisted by Local Talent.

ME. DEADT, Mr. ROBINSON, M. GROE, Mr. LAMNEKT, &c.

MONDAY, 1st October,

AT 3.15 r. M,

DRAWING-ROOM CONCERT. FOR LADIES AND FAMILIER. MOUNT AUSTIN HOTEL

SPECIAL PROGRAMNE. THE SERPENTINE DANCE. Sents may be Booked at Kaur & WALSH's.

ADMISSION:- Dress Circle and Stalls.......$2.00 Back Soate.

1.06

Tables for Soulter may be secured Erom Mrs. Allison, Hongkong Hotel Erkal Trans alter Performance, Hongkong, Soptember 29, 1894

NOTICE.

15.65

TITHEREAS under the Provision of

W Ordinance 16 of 1996, 100 OBESTS

of TEA ware on the 22nd Instant SEIZED by me, haring beau imparted into the Colony bearing a FORGED TRADEMARK be the Trade Mark of the purporting

HANG MEE Firm Notice is hereby gives that, if Not Claimed within 14 days from the date hereof, the eams will be Sold.

R. MURRAY RUMSEY,

Fet, Cosad, R.N.,

Superintendent.

Imports and Exports Office,

Hety'song, 29th September, 1894.

1571

CHINESE IMPERIAL GOVERNMENT 7 PER CENT, SILVER LOAN

OF 1886, E.

16th HALF-YEARLY DRAWING. TNTEREST DUE and DRAWN BONDS

of this LOAN will be PAYABLE at the Ormens of the CORPORATION on and after the 1st October, 1894.

LISTS OF DRAWN BONDS can be obtained on application to the Undersigned.

For the HONGKONG & SHANGHAI BANKING

CORPORATION, Agents Toering the Loan, T. JACKSON,

Chief Manager Hongkong, Suptember 20, 1894

1549

HONGKONG VOLUNTEER CORPS.

RDERS BY THE ACTING COM-

MANDANT.

161 OF

O. DE CHAMPEAUX,

Agent, Hongkong, September 20, 1894. NORTHERN PACIFIC STEAMSHIP AND RAILROAD COMPANIES.

PROPOSED SAILING PRON HONGKONG,

(SUBJECT TO ALTERATION). B............. Tuesday | Uctober 16. Victoria.......... Tuesday November 3, Facoma....... Tuesday December 11.

Victori

Tuesday Jan. 1;96. Tuesday Jan. 22/95.

FOR TE WEER ENDING 6TH OCTONER, 1894.

No. 113.

Joined FIELD BATTERY,- Nos. 124 r. P. McLain, 125 Gr. T. Gır. FOXD, 126 Gr. A. T. NOLAN.Struck of, Nos. 23 . S. JEFFERY and 44 A. F. WILL-

BON.

BAT.

No. 114-DRILLS.-FIELD TERY.—TUESDAY, 530 p.m. Trained VOLUNTEERS COMPANY DRILL (Dailor White, Caps) RECRUITS.- Squad Drill-FRIDAY, 5.30 p.m. Trained THE Steamship 81KB, Captain J. VOLUNTEERS, 7.pr. Gun Dill. EB-

BOWLET, sailing at Noon, où TUES ORUITS-Squad

Britl

Clothes) Plain DAY, the 16th October, will proceed SIGNALLING CLASS; TUESDAY sud

KOWLOON DE to VICTORIA, 8.0, and TACOMA vid

ŏ p.m. SHANGHAI, INLAND SEA, KOBE and NT, 7-pe. Gun Drill, naval holes. УОКОНАМА

BATTERY-Fer No. 115-FIELD

Pacifi8 Bills of Leding issued to Japan, DOTY, Lieut. Dassow and Sərgt. WATLANG.

Coast Points, and to Canadian and United Staten Pointa.

Consalar Tavoles of Goods for United States Points should be in quadruplicate; and one copy must be sont forward by the steamer to the care of The Freight Agent Northern Pacifio Railroad, Tacoma, Wasb. Farcals must be sent to our Office with address marked in fall by 5 p.m., on the day previous to sailing,

For further information as to Passage or Freight, apply to

DODWELL, CARLILL & Oo..

Agent. Hongkong, September 27, 1894.

WASHING BOOKS.

1551

(In English and Chinese.) STASHERMAN'S BOOKS, for the use of Ladies and Gentlemen, can now be had at this Offeo-Price, $1 each.

Chura Bial, Often.

To-day's Advertisements.

No. 110-GENERAL-Special Squad Drill will be held on WEDNESDAY, at 6.90 p.m. and 9 p.m., to enable Membera to Domplete their Number of these Drill, they will not Count for Prizes.

By Order,

F. F. LAMBARDE, Lieut, B. A.. Adjutant, H.K.V.C..

Hongkong, September 29, 1894.

SHIRE LINE OF STEAMERS.

FOR NAGASAKI, KOBE AND

YOKOHAMA,

The Steamship

Glamorganshire,

1568

Capt. H.N.VYVYAN, will

on or about TUESDAY, the 9th Proximo.

For Freight or Fessago, apply to

Destinatio

THE CHINA MAIL.

Vessels Advertised as Loading.

Veucis.

Ayats.

Date of Lezsin.

Norddeutscher Lloyd. Oct. 15, at 3 p.m. Bremen & Ports of Call Darmstadt (s). Japan......

Vorona (a)....

P. & O. S.. N. Oo......Oct. 12, at roon. London, v. Ports of Call Oania (n)....... Arnhold, Karborg&Cu. Oct. 1, at 5 p.m. London & Ports » Cali{Sium (6) ...........

P. & O. S. N. Co......Oct. 11, at Lon. London. v. Suos Cann (Ixioo (5).....

Batterfield & Swire.. Oct. 2, daylight. Marelle v. Saigo Natal (8)

Messageries Maritime Oct, 3, at noon. Nanki, Kabé han Hamorganshire (a) Dodwell, Carl & Co About October 9, New York,

,v,Suc:Cana Strathlevon (8). .......Dadwoll, Carlill & Co. About Ostaber 10, Now York.......... George B. Homer......Shewan & Co... Quick despatch. New York.

Siamesen & Co... Quick despatch. Suequehtona ................ New York..........

Waulering Jew.

Bissen & O... Quick deopatol. Part Darwin, &c. Changsha (4).

Butterfield & swire... Oct. 6, at 3 p.m. 5. Femeiaco, v. J Belgio (s!

D. 20. 8. 5. 0... Ost. 10, at 1 8. Francisco,

China (8).

Pacific Mail S. 8. O... Ust. 3, daylight. Sandakan and Kudat.. Memnon (a).

Batterfield & wire...Oct. 3, at 4 p.m. Shanghai

M davon

P. &`O, S, N. Oo........[Oct. 2, daylight. Shanghai... Rusotia (0)

P. & O. S. N. Do...... About Outuber 7. Spore, Havre&H'bur. Gorda (a)

SiDessen & Co.

About October 9. Met Marlowitz & Qo.

4, at noon. S'pore, Phang &B'bay Bigno (8)

D. Sassoon, Sans & Co. Oct. 3, at 3 p.m. S'pore, Perang & Lightning (a)..

Douglas Laprik & Co. Oct. 1, at e. Swato, Amoy & T'ion/Titulos (t)...... Vanemtor (B.C Empress of Japan (a).. Danadian Pic R. Co. Oct. 3, at noon. Victoria (B.0.), &.Sikh (s).......

Nor. Pie 8. & R. Cos Oct. 16, st n009.

Jan,

Not Responsible for Debis.

esther the Captain, the Agents, nur Dumers will Responsible for any Debt contracted by the Officers or Crew of the following Pearls, during their stay in Tungkuling 11 webows so

H. Backesto, German barque, Captain Hilgerloh, Melobers & C

Ivy, American 'ship, Capt. A. J. Lowell. Shuwan & Co.

JAPAN, Italian hargne, Cupt. Quoniavino. M & Ca.

ARIPPIN O

ARRIVALS September 28:-

Actio, Danish steamer, 356, H. W. Storm, Pakhoi September 13, and Hoihow 15, General AreHold, Karrera & Co.

September 29---

Tai Fick, Guraian steamer, from Cautre. Keongsang, British str., from Canton. Jacob Diederichsen, German str., from Cantre

Tritos, German sr., 1,085, F. Canelalor, Sarabay September 17, Sagar. -- Laurs & WLOGNER

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P. ງ.

POST OFFICE NOTICES. MAILS will close:- For STRAITS & CALOUTTA.-

Par Lightning, at 2.30 p.m., on Wedues.

day, the 3rd O

For SANDAKAN & KUDAY.—_

MEMOS; FOR MONDAY. Shipping. Noon,--Thales leaves for Swatow, &c. 5 p.m.-Canfa leaves for Lunden.

Amusements.

Hotel.

Meeting.

*09320s

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 189497

THERE will be a Children's service si the Peak Church on Sunday at 5p.m

DRATAS. On the 19th of September, at son on board the ss. Lienshing, Daany, the infant daughter of Captain Albert Nielsen, of 10, Sans Souci Terrace, Shanghai.

Car Engineer Loos, who was badly- On 24th September, at Shanghai, REL BEHT ALUTES, infant son of Leopard and injured by the bursting of the donkey 9.16 p. Concert at the Mount Austin Elizabeth Dart (British abip aloides), boiler on board the steamer Amherst near

*ged 11 months.

Molnoca, in in a serious condition, 14. pultisation of this issue commenced The steamer Altanower, which went naboro et 6.30pm.

on the Blenheim Shoal a fortnight agɑ, put- into Singapore on the 22nd inst. She was expected to go into dook for an overhaul.

_ 9 p.r.-Mlecting of Zetland Lodge..

Miscellaneous.

Interest on and Bonds of Chinese Imperial Government Silver Loan of 1886 E payable.

General Memoranda. TUESDAY, October 2 ;---

Govda por Pakling undelivered after this

date subject to rest.

Goods per Liditțadula undelivered after

this data subject to rent. WEDNESDAY, October 3

Gouda per Darmstadt andelivered after

this date subjvet to cent. SATURDAY, October 6 :—

Noon-Macting of Shareholders of The Usion Insurance Society of Oantas, Id., at ita Head Office. SATURDAY, October 18

9 p.m.-Performance at the City Fall

RELIGIOUS SERVICES,

* JORN BATHEDRAL-Parade Service at 8.40 a.. (Holy Commnaios 2od and 4th San- days.) Muties at 11. Holy Communion at the

Per Memos, at 3.30 p.m., on Wednes-11 o'clock service on the 1st, 3rd, and 6th Sue-

day, the 3-d Oct.

daya in the mouth. Evensong at 5 45.

UNION CHURCn, Kennedy Bowl-Minister Rev. G. J. Williams.—Services at 11.00 A and 6 r..

For STRAITS & BOMBAY.-

Par Bang, at 11.30 o.., on Thursday,

the 4th Oct,

For PORT DARWIN, THURSDAY IS. LAND, COOKTOWN, TOWNSVIL- LE. BRISBANE, SYDNEY & MEL- BOURNE.-

Par Chanusha, at 2.30 p.m., on Saturday,

the 6th October,

For NAGASAKI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA Per Verona, at 11.30 a.m., on Friday,

the 12th Oct.

Fur SHANGHAI, KOBE, YOKOHAMA,

VICTORIA, B.C., & TADʊMA.— Par S, at 11.30 a.m., on Tuesday,

the 16th Oct.

MATLA BY THE UNITED STATES PACKET- The United States Mail Packet China will bu despatched on TUESDAY, tho 2nd October, with Maile for Macao, Japan, San Francisco, the United States, Canada, Hopole.u, Peru, &c, which will be closed as follows:-

Registry ceases,

Strathdoc, British stormer, 1.709. Forapth. 4 .. Hanzay Sept. 26, (al JARDINE, MAT HON & C...

Telbis Norwegen steamer 1,639, J. Amundsen, Otaru September 19, Coal.

WIRLEH & Co.

Eyemaon, Gurman steamer. 1,238, . Heuermann, Suangbat Sept 26, General, SIANSEN & Oc

Firebrand, British guuboat, from s crnies, Oanfa, British steamer, 1,970, J. A. Davis, Amy September 28, General -- | Annused, KaRBERO & Co.

Hongkong, French steamer, 937, 6. Bastian, siphong September 26, and Hoi.

28, General A. K. MARTY.

DEPARTERES

September 29:...

| Myrmidon, für Singapore and Londen,

wwwwwww

CLEARMU

Achilles. for Shanghai. Bauwwan, fur Nagasaki. Progress, for Nowchwang, Activ for Huihow. Taiyuan for Kem. Thales, for Swatom

Tai Yick, for Chefon. Chore Pas for Singapore. Phra Chala Cham Kleo, for Swałow,

PASSENGERS,

Per delis, from Pakhoi, 75 China. Por Strathdee, from Hongay. 9 Chinese. Per Omfa, from Amoy, if Chincas.

DEFARTHI

.

Post Office eluwos, but Correa- pondence may be posted on board the Packet, with Inie Por of 10 cents extre Postay until the time of departure.

VISITORS AT HOTELS,

BONGKONG HOTEL.

Mrs Allison Rev. 8. A. Baylee Mr W. Blayzy Mr J. Bogor Capt. t. Crawford Capt. C. Dudd

| M: W. A. Duf

M: 0. Edison Me Derio Galvão

Mr Adolf Heuser

Mr A. James

Mr L. Judell

Mr F. S. Lee Mr R. Lyall Mr T. Mitcholl Mr Oscar Noodt Mr W. Parfitt

Alr C. Rambach

Mr Arno Soulo

Mr F. E, Sheep Mrs A. Smith

M & M J. Belomon Mr Tatlock

Mr Daniel Vicoans

Mr & Mrs D. H. Kelly Mr W. Whiley Mr J. Kingbom

FINY AUSTIN HOTEL. Mr & Mrs Ross Anton Mr. Kramer The Misses Anton Mr S. A. Lery Mrs Rusai Aaston, Mr C. Malsch

Mr A., Marshall

child and aut

Mr F. H. Beli

Mr H. E. Boxshall

Mr Hart Buck Dr. and Mrs J. Clan

Bie and child

Mtn W. E. Clarke My T. P. Cochrane Mr J. B. Coughtrie

Mr & Mrs McCallum

and child

Mr L. Mendel Mr H. E. Meyerink Mr J. S. Moses Mr E. Ortiz

Mva 4, S. Palmer Mr Rankio

Mr A. Camming Mr K. McK. BOBS Mr & Mrs D. Gillies Mrs Spry, Mr E. Gulz

Madame Huart

child

Mr C. 8. Taylor undCapt. A. Till th

Mr H. E. Tomkins Me and Mrs H. Dom-Lieut. Commander

phreys & children Tufnell, R.N.

Per Myrmidus, for Singapore, Mr and Mr J. West and family; for London, Mr Chantrey Inchbald Mrs Tufnell

Mr H. U. Matheson.

TO DEPAR

Per Activ, for Boihow, 120 Chinese. Per Tiguan, for Kobe, 3 Europanua. Per Thales, fur Swatow, 100 Chinese. Per Chow P. for Singapore, 236 Chiness. F'er Phra Chua Chem Kino, lo Swatow, .60 Oltinere.

Dr. and Mrs J. Mr. Y. V. Verzon

Kaott and non

РЕЛИ НОТ... Mr J. A. E. ChandetMr G. H. Medhart Miss Cou

Capt, and Mrs Moore Capt. W. Por Corbachbir F. Morony Mr H. Combie Mr Cordias Nielsen Mr H. L. Dalrymply Mrs Victor Perkus Mira H. L. DalrympleMes F. Robinson and Bir E. Delbauco Mr K. F. Dipple

Mr J. P. Dowing Dr Guo, Fenwick

SHIPPING REPORTS, The Norwegian steamer Tellus reports: Had the weather, arong breeze froia N.C. The German ateamer Lemon reports: Left Bhan bai on the 2li September, at® | Mr C. H. Freoman a.m.; clear weather, wind NE; arrived BL W. S. Harrison Hongkong on 28th September, at 4 s.. MI Ge, Holmes

The British steamer Ganja reports: Mt Morton Jonas Had strong N.E. wind, with high confused Dr J. E. Macras san, overcast, zad frequently rain showers.

EXPORT CARGOES.

Pura. 3. Treces, sailed 18th September be despatched as above-Fir London, 2.153 pigs Preservas, 376 |

cases Palm Leaf Fane, 975 pkge. Mitting. 225 balra Wusta Silk, 25 ores Bristles, 13 cases Chinawaro, 10 cases Palm Leaves and 2 cases Sundries. For London option Hap- burg, 243 bales Feathers and 10 cases Bris 15:3tles. For Hamburg, 1,200 bage Char Dust,

DODWELL, CARLILL & Co.,

Agents. Hoogkong, September 29, 1894.

DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP COMPANY, Dakin, Cruickshank

LIMITED.

FOR SWATOW, AMOY AND

JUTAIWANFOO.

The Co.'s Steamship

Thales,

Capt BizHUEST, will be despatched for the above

Forta on MONDAY, the 1st October, at

Noon, and not a previously notified. For Freight or Passage, spply to

DOUGLAS LAPRAIK & Co.

General Managers. Dr

Hongkong, September 29, 1894.

1657

FOR SINGAPORE HAVRE AND CHAMBURGAS AR

(Colling at NAPLES for landing Faserigers if aufficient inducement offers). Taking Cargo at through rates to ANTWERP AMSTERDAM," ROTTER DAM, LISBON, OPORTO, LONDON, LIVERPOOL AND BREMEN,)

The Steamship Gerdo Captain 2. be despatched for the above Ports on or about the 9th October,

This Blommer hos superior Accommoda Hon le Wirf and Bond Class Pougars mind durian » Doctor and & BlerAFCENS,

For Freight or Page, apply to

SIEMSSEN, & Cont Agents Hongkong, September 29, 1894.

Company, Ltd.

VICTORIA DISPENSARY.

&

EUCALYPTUS OIL.

M

FEBBRS. DAKIN, CRUICESHANK &O, LDay were the first to intro- Duos RUCALYPTUS OIL into HerazoNO and the quality of their import in still unsurpassed.

EUCALYPTUS OIL

Is a Sovereign Remedy for

COLIS, INFLUENZA AND CATARRH.

A FIRST-RATE GERMICIDE,

In a more powerful disinfectant than Car- balio acid..

Pot Mosquita BITES,

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children

Mr Baudolands Mr F. H. Slagask Mr and Mrs A. Find- lay Smith & family Capi. Stoahom Mrs Stonham Mr A. . Stokes Mrs I. Wilson

HONGKONG REGISTER.

Bayatap.m. 10 ..

ROMAN CATHOLIC CAtuzobai---On Sundays, Manat A., 7.30 .. and 9.80 1.M. Benedic Hon at 6 P..

ST. JOSEPH's Cannon, Gardon Bead,,.

Maus and Sermon, 5,30 h.. Evening Service, Benediction.

ST. PETER's

SKAMEN'S CHURCH, Sailors'

Home-Service on Sunday, at 11 am and 6.30 PM. The Holy Communion is administer ed on the 1st and 3rd Sundays in the month st 11 A.; on the 2nd and 5th at 7.30 ., and on the 4th, at the Evening Service.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURA...Divine Sør-

vies at 10,9. A.. in the Wesleyan Church, Wanchai.

ZEMAN BETHESDA CHAPEL.-Service in the German language by Pastor R. 7. F. Gol schalk every Sunday, at 11 A., in the Chapal af the Berlin Foundling House, West Point.

Exchange. BONGKONG, September 29, 1894. Du London-

Bank, Wire, ....

On demand,

+1

17

On demand,

... 8/2 ... 2,2

་་

30 days' sight,

"}

4 months' sight,

... 3/27

Credite, 4

Documentary, 4 monslyfsigur,

2/21

On Paris--

On demand,

Oredita, 4 montos" sight,

2.74 2.60

On Barlia-Damand,...

2.21

Ou New York-

Credita, 60 days' night,

... 64

1961

197

106

197

74%

$46 70

# 9.00

.20

Do Bombay-

Wireit

On demand, Da Calcutta--

Wire,

On demand,...

Do Shanghai

Ou demand,

30 days' sight, private paper Geld Lenf, 100 inu (por al) Sovereigns (Bark'e buying rato) Silver (per oz.)

ALL

A. S. WATSON &

LIMITED.

The China Mail.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.

HONGKONG, SAZITRDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1894. PAKKOI and Heihow have also been frosă from quarantine restrictions at Singapore. Hongkong and the whole of the China ports are now free, and emigration will probably procend as briskly as over.

FARSED SUEZ ÚANAT OUTWARD BOUND:-Asioun, 21; Glamor

ganshire, Strathmore, Sopt 4; Ulysses,. I; Ben awers, Manila, 14; Priok, 18: Tas rumour is published in Shanghai that Ullengyle, 21; Sydney Crono, 25 four of the China Marchants' steamets are Islam Polyphemus, Kintuch, Maple Branch, Agii, 28.

to be transferred to the Austrian fag, sr- ROMEWARD BOUND:-Tanbey, Aug. 28; rangements being almost completed by

Bullmouth, Myrrhus, Sept. 14; Laertes, Mr Mandl. Lysney, 21; Telamons. Laroing, Mar guis Bacquehem, 25; Java 28.

To-MORROW morning, between 9 and 10.30

The M. M. Co.'s steamship Saghatian, with o'clock, the steam launch Dayspring, carry- the FERNOH MAIL of August 31, left ing the Bethel flag, will call alongside any Singapore on Wednesday, September

26, at 6 a.m., and may be expected voel holating code pernant 0,, to convey hore on or about Wednesday, the 3rd mon ashore to 11a.m. service at St Peter Octpher. This Packet brings replies (Seamen's) Charok, returcing about 13.30. to lotters despatched from Hongkong

on July 25.

The O. &0. o. Belgio, with the AMERI-IN a cricket match at Shanghai, England CAN MAIL of 81b fust., was to leave best Scotiand by an innings and 122 runs. Yokohama for this port, 'via Nagasaki, Sootland scored 96 and 86, and England on Sept. 27. The P. M... Peru, with mails, da., left

San Francisco for this part, via Yoko hama and Nagasaki, on Sept. 15, The N. P. . . Sikh left Tacoma for Hong-

kong, via Japan, on Sept, 16. The Empress of China loft Vancouver on

Sep 18 for this port.

The O. &0. a. s. Oceanic left San Francis.

co on Sept. 28 for this port

The 9. S. S. Co., s. Palamed left Singa

pore on Bept. 25, and may be expected

bare on or about Oct. 1.

203 for five wickets (W, H. Meule 94) Kobe plays Shanghai on the 1st, 2nd and

3rd October....

alarmist letter in the N.- Daily News. *SHANGHAI in danger' is the title of am

The latter discuss the places of refuge to which ladies and children might be taken in the event of the outbreak of riots in Shanghai.

The Glen Line steamship Glenavon, from Tu Gret and second team of the Eincoln

London and Simite, left Singapore shire Regiment, who met on the 21st inst on Sept. 23, and may be expected here for the fourth time to decide the final tie for on or about Oot. 1. *

The D. D. B. steamer Niche, from Ham-for the Singapore Association Football Cap barg, left Singaporo for this port on made another draw. Thle in sald to be a Sept, 28, and may be expected here on record for a cup final in Association football. or about. Oct. 4.

It is now proposed that the tanms should The .. Gamorganshire left Singapore on to.

Sept., 20, and she may be expected here on or about Oct. 5,

WRITING on the subject of What wa

The E. & A... Ghuthrie, from Australia, drink, the Straits Times says the Asiatie

left Port Darwin on Sept. 28, and may be expected here on or about Oct. 6. The P. & O... Dombay left London for

thin part on Sept. 17.

ORDER OF CHORAL HERVICE AT ST. JOHN's CATHEDRAL--19TH MUNDAY AFTER

TRINITY,

habitually drinks municipal water nest, and, the моте conscientious milk dealers are beginning to prefer it to ditch: water for the adulteration of milk' Thon bast pratty wit, Arnot; i' faith, a pretty wit indeed.

Mation:-Voluntary, Jerusalom the Gold- uu*(cou estié) Spark; Venito, Hindle; Protme, Woodward & Crotch; T Tas wanisipsi aathorities of Singapore. Deum & Jubilate, Baker in F, No. have capfied out an extension of the water 90 Anthem, If with all your hearts supply at a cost of $317,000. The resez- (Solo),

burden (Cherale) Cent thy Medalash; Kyrie, Merbsuke; Hyman,

voir now holde 815,000,000 gallons of 294 Off-riory Sentancos, Barnby, water, sufficient with the lowest day was- Nos. 1.37; Voluntary,-Choral ther flow of the feaders to last. Singapore Bach's Passion (St. John).

Co., Brembong Voluntary, Andante, (9Let

for a period of two hundred daga. The

Paalin Meyerbaar; Pealms. Battie-former limit of the supply was thirty days, bill, Tarls & Humphrey; Magnificat, & Nano Dimittis, Bunnett in F. No. A KOBE correspondent, writing to the N.-O. 189; Anthem, Praise the Lord of Jerusalem; Hymus, Nos. 617 & 281; Voluntary, March Solennelle-Tom- belie.

Daily News on 18th Sept., explains that there are six Japanese army corps in Oorea. They set out with orders to convergs, on

Vegetable & Flower Fan E. & A. S. 8. Co.'s .. Guthrie, from Pinggang on 15th September, and, by out-

Seeds.

SEASON 1894-95.

Orders will be executed in the sequence in which they are received se long as the supply lasts.

SEED LISTS

with

HINTS FOR GARDENING have been issued and may still be obtained on application.

Sowings should be made in fice weather

Australia, laft Port Darwin on 26th inat. margring the Chiness, we already know

for this port vin Timor.

THE 8.a. Glamorganshire left Singapore to day, the 29th inst, and is expected here on or abcat the 5th prox.

how accessfully the generals carried out the orders gives them, & couple of corpa starting from Gensan had orders to eat off the retreat of the Chinese northward.

Tan China Gazette of the 24th inst. re- Doves are being thrown upon the piracy poris anti-foreign attacks at Peling. On story recently reported at Singapore. It the 15th inst. Mr L. T. Headland, Peo was stated by the Chiness craw of a junk fessor of Mental and Moral Scianca ak that the junk had been pirated by three Peking University, and Mr Headland, and Malaye, that fivs Chinese (including a par-besa sat upon, stoned and beaten by the ngor who was known to have a consider mob, and narrowly escaped with their lives. able sain of money in his possession) had Othor foreigners have beep similarly trant bean murdered, and that the Malaye od and there is great adessins. Thou- sands of Shengi soldiers aro daily passing jumped overboard and swam ashore.

through on their way to Tungchow.

We bear that an old and useful practies has been revived in the detribution of Tuz bubonio plagus appears to be identical

Our Sueda are all teated before being put typhoon noticer at Peak Residences, where with the spidemic among the Philistines of course the typhoan gan is inaudible and and in the border towns of the Israelites, apin London. They are packed under cur the signals more or leas invisible. The described in the fifth and sixth chapters of Previous On date by a drown Supervision, and the greatest care is notices are issued from Mount Gough police the first book of Samuel, The term used exercised to insure protection in transit station. It would be better if the hour was there is one which, according to modern stated. Thess notices certainly mark a modical opinion, pointe conclusively to in the right direction; but it would buboes in the groin; and the reference to step probably be less troublo and quite as offec mice seems to bear out the resemblance. tive if copies of the ordinary Observatory The epidemic arst broke out in Ashdod; notices were posted at the tram atstions.

bea there was a great procession to Gath, TO-BLOMT Allison's Vanderillos, with the taking the Ark which had been captured assistance of several local amateurs, will from the Israelites, and the plague next give a smoking-concert In the City Hall spread to Gath. The other £re cities were A high-clase Fertilizor for Pot Plants The Vaudevilles have been singularly un- afflicted in the same way,, and ultimately

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Barometer 20.1G 29.71

*9 Temperature Direction of Humidity

Wind ... Force...... Weather...... 500 bales Broken Cassin, 300 ca585 Cassia, Bon_ 119 hates Fasthers, 100 baler Canes, 77 pkgs. Hattan Piduicks, 75 osacs Briaties, cases Garbage and 6 plces. Sundriss. From Shanghai for London, 25 kalea Strawbraids, cases Bristles and bales Skins. From Shanghai for Hamburg, 20

20 caes Bristles Per F... The Ravenna, sailed

27th September-Fur New York. 45 hales Waste Silk; for London, 100 balra Canes 72 Pierced Cocoons, 20 cases firisiles, 393 hales Waste Silk, 80 roboxes Tea, & casos Bilk, and 6 pkgs. Sundries; for France, 389 les Raw Silk, 2 casse Silk Pie Goods, 9 bales Human Hair xod 2 pkga. Sundries; for Milan, 5 bales Raw Silk.

Highest open air temperature on the Beth........66 Lowest og on air temperature on the 28th. T F. G. Frou, First Assistant. Hongkong Observatory, Supt. 29, 1894.

POST OFFICE NOTICES.

Temperature.

(Taken at Messrs Falconer de Cu,"i Premises, Queen's Road,) HONGKONG, Septembar 28, 1894. BABOMETXE DA.M....

20.73 Do.

29,64

13.M....

Do.

4 E.....

THERMOMETER—9 A.K..........

Do.

1 P.M....

81

MAILS will close:-

Do.

4 P.M....

Do.

(Wet bulb) 9.A.M.

77

For ROTHOW & PAKHOL.-

Do.

Per dedia, at 9 am, on Sunday, the

30th inst

Do.

Do. Do.

1 r,

76

4 P. M.

Do. Maximum

82

For CANTON.—-

Per Powan, at 5 am, on Sunday, the

30th inai.

For SINGAPORE & LONDON--

Per Oxnfa, at 4.30 p.m., on Monday, the

1st Oct.

For STRAITS & LONDON.—

Per Ixion, at

Do. Minimum over night 78

Quotations.

Horozono, September 21, 1894. OPIUM-New Patua, cash,... 7073

p.m., on Monday, tho

#

For UBE IN THE BATH."

For: SHANGHAL-

·D. J. & Co.'s 3UJALYPTUS OIL

Bottle

50 Cents & 8100,

Per Malacca, at 5 p.m., on Monday, the

1st Oct. Bor MANILA ----

Fer Fronic, at 4.30 p.m., on Tuesday, the 2nd Oct, instead of pre viously notified;

Old 1 cash, wow New Bouares, cash, 702) Old

New Alalwa credit, 680 Allowance, Catties, 8/15 Old Malwa, credit,. 870/80 Allowance, Catties, 8/18 Persian, O, minh, 700 Allowanos, Catties, 16/32 Persian, Paper,tied 800, Allowance, Catties, 16/32

only and the remainder of the packets secured from damy, and kept in a dry place for repeat Sowings.

CLAY'S FERTILIZER.

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and for use in the Garden generally; it fortonate so far as the meteorological con- the Philistines sent back the Ark, which i

ditions of the Colony concerned, and it they thought sansed the disease. They supplies natural nourishment to the soil.

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RANSOME'S "NEW PARIS"

are

is to be hoped the threatened typhoon will sent with it to the Israelites, as a religioas and assists the process of assimilation, not prevent them from getting a bumper offering, images of the human buboes and thereby aiding the Plants to attain to their house to-night. On Monday night, there also of mias, in gold, one for each city ; full size, vigour, and beauty.

will be a drawing room concert in the the plague having probably affected mice Sold in Tins containing 10 ha, each; #1.75 Mount Austin Hotel Mosers Grace and well as human beings. There is no sepa Brady have kindly consented to lend their rate mention of rate; but that may be 28 Ibes $4.50,

assistance. Special trans will be run bacated for in two ways. The rat is be Directions for Use are given on the Label.fore and after the performance,

lered not to hare existed in Palestiza në that date, but to have come later from the The Ganual mesting of the Football Club north. But even if it had boon there, it is i was hold yesterday evening at the cricket not unlikely that the one word would be pavilion, the Hon. J. H. Stewart Lockhart used to cover both rats and mios. After presiding. The Chairman, in presenting the Ark returned to Bethehemseh, that The Best and Cheapest Machines in the the report and accounts, congratulated the place was also visited with plague, but unb

Market.

Club on its promising state both from a sequent elaborate sacandonials in which finsucial point of view and in the matter of there was a great deal of what may be com» sport. The report was adopted, and the folaidered the cleansing and disinfecting of lowing ware elected :--President, Hon. J. those days, seem to have assisted in stampe H Stewart Lockhart; Hon. Treasurer, ing out the dissase. As in Hongkong and e Mr J. Cameron Hon. Bec, Mr F. Browne; Canton, so in Palestine, the mortality al Association Captain, Mr B. F. Mackay first was very high-fifty thousand in ae Rugby Captain, Mr G. E. Potts Commit city, within a short time; and aftengarda teo, Meazza B. J. Gedge, A. Bharp, C. M. men thaß died not were amitten with, the 1495 Birth, Bar. B. F. Cobbold.

emerode1 (1 Sam, r. 19).

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