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Today's Advertisements. NOTICE TO MARINERS,
No. 52 (SPECIAL).
CHINA SEA.
FOG SIGNALS AT LIGHT-STATIONS.
Destination
THE CHINA MAIL
Taals Advertised as Loa liu 1.
Vessels.
dents.
Dule Legoi
Melchers & Co.......... Quick despatch. Norddeutscher Lloyd Sep, 16, at 5 p.m. Butterfold & Swire.. Supt. 10, dayligh.. P. & O. 8. N. Co..... Sept. 13, at noon. Shewan & Co... About Sopt. 9. Nippon Vases Kailia. About Sept. 10, Jardine, Matheson&Codept. 7, at 4 p.m. Butterials & Swire... September 10. Jardins, Matheson&Co About Sept. 17. P. & O. N. N. Ca...... Sopt. 13, at
noon, Wise & Co. About Sopt. 20, Halliday, (6)... Dodwell, Carlill&C. About Sept. 22. .P. & & O. 8. N. C..... About Sept. 26.
hawan & v
Sapt 6, at 5
p.m.
Baltimore.
Kred. P. Litohiold.... Bremua & Ports of Call Oldenburg (6). Fouchow........ .......................Tainen (0) Japan,........................................ Verona (6). Kube and Yokohams., Guildhall (1)... Kobé and Yokohama.. Cam (6) Previously published information re- Loudon, v. Suez Cans Glenaron (e). peated, to show at what stations the fog Loudon v. Suez Can Diomed (8).... signals are continuous and at what sta-London. Suez Canal Glenorchy (s). tions they are responding; British Board Loudon & Ports of Call Bengal (8).... of Trade's warning, concerning Fog London, Purts of Calijo ong (6)..
London, H'bg & Aep Carmarthenshire siguals, quoted.
Manila (8)......... Esmeralda (6), Manila, viz Anoy.. Marsatiles & London.. Bong d (0).............. Ma:101.61. 1. Saigon (Sydney (8) Marseilles............... Dordogns (8) .......- NewYork.v.Su zCanal Nusior ( Now Yurk
*N Order la REMOVE any Doure or Misconception regarding the FOG SIGNALS at the warlons LiauT-STATIONS under the control of the Imperi. Maritime Custorus, Notice is hereby given :--
(1)
That at the following mentioned Stations the standing orders ara, and always have been, that on indications of thick weather tho Fog Sigdal shail he got ready for working and during think weather it shall be kept in operation continuously.
N. & Shantung Fromontory Lighthouse,
:
8. E. Shantong Promontory Lighthouse,
"Newchwang Lightship,
"Tungahs" Lightship.
Kintoan" Lightship.
First Class compressed air Siren,
First Class Blour Siren.
Stearn Fog Horn.
Steam Fog Horo.
London
P & 3, 8. N.
Noun, Sopt. 12. Messageries Maritime Sept. 18, at noon. Mesingerice Marit m About Sept. B. Butterfold & Swire. September 9. fio 8 Homer.amhold, Earberg & P. N Blanchard.
New York...... New York...................- Adam W. Spies New York
jdm Sk Guld..... Portland (Oregon)..... Mount Lebanon
5. Frane seo v. Japs City of Puking (5).... 3. Frau acu . Tapu-Bulgic (5)....
Fog Bell, worked by machinery, which cu San Francisco.,
(2)
be started at a moment'e antice.
That at the Stations maned below Cans will be fired by the lightheepers, on hearing
Shangba *********
Lyndhur Hunas (8). Bubas (a)
Shaughat Khedive (a)... Shangha... Kashing (6)..
Quick despatch Anhold, Karbery&Co Quick despatch. Dick despatch. lawiz & Co.
Quick despatch. „Šiemsson & Co.
H ....September (s)....Showan & Co...........
Pacific Mail 8, 8. C. Sopt. 7. Apligh 0. & 0. S. 3. 0.... Sept. 8, at norm Shoran & Co.......Quick dospatch. Butterfield & Swire... Sopt. 5. at 10 a.m. P. & O. S. N. Co......jab ut Sept. 7. P. & O. 8. N. Oo... About Sept. 8. Buster & Swire... Jeptember 9, Messagorios Maritimo Sept. 5, at 2 a.m. Nippon Yavon Kaisha About Sept. 12. D.SASSOON, Sons & Co. Sept. 10, at 3 p.m. P. & O. 8. N. Co.....About Sept. 12. Douglas Lapraik & Co Sept. 5, daylight. Jardins, Mathason&Co Sept. 12, at 4 p.m. Butterfold &
& Swira... September 16: Sandr & Co... September 5. (... Canadian P'ilo R. Co. Oct, 2, at 1FOU
No, PG 8. & R. Co. Sept. 17, at noon. ......Nippon Yaaaa Kaisha. Abrat Bept. 1. Batteriell & Swire... September 10.
a bell, fog-born, steam whistle or any other sound, during foggy or thick weather, which | Shai, N'ki, K ̈bó&Y'ma Molbourne (at...... shall indicate the proximity of a vessel :-
Wagian Island Lighthouse.
Breaker Point
Cape of Good Hope,
Lainoste
Chapel Island
Dodd Island
Ockreu
Turnabout
Middle Drg
Steep Island Lighthouse.
Wed Vulcano
Banham Island
Gatzle
North Saddle
Shawéishan
Cheloo
Howki
Fall particulars, as to intervals between the notes of the continuous signals, and as
to the bomber of guns, and the interval between them, are given in the Chinese Light-horses, Light vessels, Bovya and Boacuns" published annually.
List of the
EOAL OF Tape,
WONEDALL Gardens, LoytoN,
"Ist July, 1896.
NOTICES TO MARINERS.
** FOR "FOREIGN-GOING SHIPS.
1ST NOVEMBER, 1894 to 1st July, 1895.
FOG SIGNALS.
"Sound is conveyed in a very capricious way through the atmosphere. Apart from wind, large areas of silence have been found in different directions and different dis tances from the signals, in some instances even when in close proximity to the sound signal.
sound.
The mariner ahould not assume --
"1.—That he is out of ordinary Learing distance, because he fails to hoor the
*2.—That because he bears a fog signal faintly, that he is at a great distanc
3. That ho is near to it, because he hears the sound plainly. **4.—That the distance from, and the intensity of the auand on any one occasion la a guido to him for any future occasion.
from it.
"That the fog signal has ceased apanding, because he does not hear it even when in close proximity."
Tho Uxtra States Government published similar information to the above in 1885, in which the following additional hints also appeared.
"
The Mariner should not expect to hear a fog-signal well when the sound must reach him over land, as over a point er an island."
"And, when there is a bluff behind the fog-aignal, should be prepared for irre gular intervals in audition, such as might be produced could the sound ricochet from the Trompet, as a ball would from a cannon; that is, he might hear it at 2, 4, 6, 8, and 10 miles from the signal, and be it at 1, 3, 4, 7, 9, and 11 miles distance, or at any other combination of distances, regular or irregular."
A. M. BISBEE,
Coast Inspector.
Imperial Maritime Customs,
"Oomst Inspector's Office.
Shanghai, 24th August, 1895.
STEAMSHIP MELBOURNE.
COMPAGNIE DES MESSAGERIES
MARITIMES.
1633
COMPAGNIE DES MESSAGERIES
· MARITIMES,
PAQUEBOTS POSTE FRANCAIS.
FOR SHANGHAI, NAGASAKI, KOBE AND YOKOHAMA,
2 s. m.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
TONSIGNEES of Cargo from London Steamhips Ortegal and Quadiana, from Havre ex Steamship Guadiana, and from Bordeaux er Steamship Cambrai, in connection with the above Steamer, sre hereby informed that their Goods-with | Ports the exception of Upium, Treasure and Valuables are being landed and stored at their risks into the Godowns of the HONGKONG & KOWLOON WHARF & GODOWN Courany, Ln., at Kowloon, bence delivery may be obtained immediately after landing, "Optional Cargo willbe forwardedunt, unless atim tion is roosived from the Consignees intimation before 2 p.m. To-Day (Wednesday), the 4th Inst., requesting it to be landed here.
Bills of Lading will be countersigned by the Undersigned.
subjack
Goods remaining unclaimed after Wes- the 11th Instant, at Noon, will be NESDAY,
k to rent, and landing charges. All Claims must be sent in to me on or before WEDNESDAY, the 15th Inst., or they will not be recognlasi.
All Danged Packages will bo examined on Widnesday, the 11th Instant, at 3 p.m.
No Fire Insurance has been effecte..
C. TOURNAIRE, Acting Agent.
Hongkong, September 4, 1895.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
1 36
FROM CALCUTTA, PENANG AND SINGAPORE.
**
THE Bleamship Lightning having arrived from the above Parts, Consignees
of Cargo are hereby informed that their
Goods will be delivered from alongside,
The Ca.' Stoamship
Melbourne, Capt. Boumpor, will be despatched for (be above) TO-MORROW, the 5th Instint, at
For Freight or Passage, apply to
C. TOURNAIRE, Acting Agent. Hongkong, September 4, 1895.
16:34
CHINA NAVIGATION COMPANY, LIMITED.
FOR SHANGHAI
The Steamship
Hunan Captain BENSON, will he despatched ··· TO-MOR-
1610
ROW, the 6th Instant, at 10a.m.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE, Agents. Hongkong, September 4. 1895.
NOTICE.
COMPAGNIE DES MESSAUERIES MARITIMES, PAQUEHOTS POSTE FRANÇAIS.
STEAM FOR -8614ON, SINGAPORE, BATAVIA, COLOMBO, PONDICHERRY,
, Carb & D'bay Hiroshima Maru (s)... ore, Pen; &Lightning (5).. S'pore, Straits,
Svatov, Amoy &To Thales
To i
Tientsin
Trieste, ........
........ Esang (3)....
Van o vo (BU). &
Koviyang (8)...
moro Japan
Viet eia (8.0.). &.. ¡Victori‹ (8). Vladivostock. &c....... Ghazes (3)..... Yokohama and Kobể.. B mgle (x).
To-day's Advertisements.
CHINA NAVIGATION COMPANY, LIMITED.
FOR FOUCHOW,
The Steamship
Teman, Captains G. RAMBAT, will be duspatched on TUES. DAY, the 19th Justaut, st Daylight, For Fraight or Pinge, apply to
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE. Agents,
Hongkong, September 4, 1895.
FOR YOKOHAMA AND KOBE,
The Steamship
1641
PASSENGERS. ÁRRITED,
Per Chisa, from 8an Francisco, &c., Dr Mad Men G. B. Wright, Meara Aubrey Fair and F. A. Wendt, and 152 Chinese.
Per Melbourne, for Hongkong; from Mar- seilles, Rove. Petit, Lagos, Osllard, Barut and Jacquezier; from Colombo, Mr Leung Moon Chuck, and 5 Chinese: from Singa- pore, Mr Percival from Saigon, Mrs Crus- fond, Masers 1, Klop, Mrs Martin, 1 Annamite, and 311 Chinese Fur Shanghai from Marsoilles, Mr Huerter, M. de Cologan (Spanish Ministor), And Batists; from Aden, Mr Morin, and Chinese sab; from Singapore, Mz Lunay, Mrs Remond; from Saigon, Messrs Grille and Chair. For Kobe: from Marseilles, Mr O. Mancini, and iter. Gelay; from Singapore,
MEMOS. FOR TO-MORROW. Sb'eping.
2 a.m.- Melbourne learea for S'bai, &c. Daylight.—2 halia leaves for Swatow, &c. 10 mu.- Hunan leaves for Shanghai. 5 p.m.-Esmeralda leaves for Manila, &e
POST OFFICE NOTICES. MAILS will close:-
For STRAITE, COLOMBO & BOMBAY
Fer Gis-la, at 11.30 am., on Thursday,
the 5th inst.
For SWATOW, AMOY & TAIWANFOO, Per Thales, at 10.50 a.m., on Thurs
day, the 5th inst.
For SWATOW & BANGKOK.----
Per Kong Beng, at 9:30a.m., on Friday,
the Uth inst.
For BANGKOK.
Pef Devawongse, at 9.30 am., on Friday,
the 6th inst.
For SINGAPORE & LONDON.—
Por Glenavon, at 3.30 p.m., on Saturday, the 7th September, inatend of an pro. riously unlified.
Exchange. HONGKONG, September 4, 1898.
On Gendou-
Bank, Wire, ...
Ou Paris-
On Now York-
Ou dainand,
14
30 days' right,
*
4 mintis sight,
Uredits,
Documentary, 4ths' sight,
2/24 2/29
Ou demand.
Oredits, & menina sight,
2.73 2,79
Ou Borlin-Dewana,...
2.21
Un deutatu,
Crodite, days' night,
63 | 54
Wire,
1953 1951
195)
.. 721
72
On Boutibay-
On
domand,
Da Calcutta-
Wire,
On demand,
Ou Shanghot-
On domand,
*
31 days sight, privato par Gold Loaf, 100 a6 (por tani)
overotus (Bau's baying ratej bliver (ver oz)...
HONGKONG REGISTER.
Barometer... mperature Ramidity Diesstion of
Wind Mr and Mrs Reich and 3 children, Ma
Мовать
Force Maitland and Arashe; from Saigon, Mr Weather Tien Tuan Duong For Yokobaris: from Rain ............ Marseilles, Mr and Mrs Innigo, Ross. Dou- Capt. Tuoxrson, will be mer and Billing, Mr Louskiewitch; from despatched on TUES-Culombo, Mr Alex. Thaler; from Singapore, More N. Young, de Moachy, Abdals, Saltor and Seiyasawa; from Saigon, Mear
and Orius.
DAY, the 10th Instant. For Freight, apply to
Beuglue,
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE,
Agents. Houskort: Sptember 4, 1895.
Haitan, from Coast Ports, Mr Gos ling, Rev. and Mrs P. Kammaron and
€47.10 * 0,06 ...301d.
Previous On duta sẽịƊn đets et Abystep.
4 p.m.
29.55
10.
20.00 29.64
83
80
90
60
54
58
waw
NW
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2 b
1
2
Hubert open air sesoperature on the 3rd,mm...52 Lowest open bir samjerature on the arch......70
F. G. F100, First Assistant
Hongkong Observatory, Septem. 4, 1805.
1649 children, Rev. and Mr Zigal and 2 chil-A, S. WA
FOR SINGAPORE, PENANG AND
DALOUTTA.
Tho Steamship
Lightning, Capt. J. Ú. SPENCE, will bo despatched for the above Porte on TUESDAY, the 10th Inst., at 3 p.m.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
DAVID SASSOON, SONS & Co.,
A yenty. Hangkang, September 4, 1905.
GLEN LINE OF STEAM PASKETS.
FOR LONDON VIA SUEZ CANAL,
The Steamship
1638
Glenorchy, Captain J. Saxes, will
dron, and 6 Europeans deck.
Per Lightning, from Calcutts, &c., Mr and Mrs Tremearns, Mr W. J. L. Forrest, Me How Chok, Ng Ya Sower, 1 Chineas lady and 2 children. 1 Chinese and child, Mr and Mrs Le Foo Kim, Mr and Mrs Feng Leong, Meara Fong Qui, Lok Bay Chong, Fung Wapg. Li Long Cho and child, ị 736 Chineas, and 21 children.
Per Taisang, Shanghai, Lieut, Car-. vill, R.N., Mr Wong, and 86 Chiness.
Par Wm. Le Lacheur, fcorn Mantung, Mira C. B. Maddox.
DEPARTED----
Par xs, from Hongkong: for Saigon,
ATSON & Co.,
LIMITED.
CHEMISTS BY APTOINTMENT.
ESTABLISHED 4.D. 1811.
8 Chines for Singaporo, Musays L. Castro, MANUFACTURERS
Yap Hop Joan, W.J. Blokhali, Cormott, Nishimura, and 1 Chiurse; for Batavia, S Case; for Calombo, 2 Chinoso; for Mar- soilles, Meaara F. J. Monsartai, A I.
F. Perignat and servant, J. Hunter and Rodolph Ersam. From Shanghai: for Sin-
Merare
ara II. Metmo, H. Michel, Misa
J.
OF
Sarp-Aerated Waters.
al: Malby, Mr Rapnil de L-2 (Spanish
on or about TUESDAY, the 17th Instant.
Se despatched as above Kapor, and 2 children: for Marseilles.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
JARDINE, MATHESON & Co.,
Agents Blogkong. Septembur 4. 1895
SHIPPING.
Consul) Bir Tui, Mr and Mre Vita and 3 children, Air and Bira Hill, Mr Pitacle, M
Mr Saultest, nd Mrs Amplet, Mr J. 1612 Eves, and 6 Frough Sailors. From Yoku
haru: for Marseilles, Mr Adek, Mm Gally
UR AERATED WATER FACTORY is blted with the best English Machinery, embodying the latess improvements
and child, M. Horagoski. From Nagasaki for Saigan, Mowers Siman, Pinel, Lesome- dre and Le Bars, for Singapore, Mes Teura- The gama, and Migi; for Marseilles, Mesars Morot, Shogi, thuat, Jaco and Cotrion.
Per amer, for Mantia, lite Josefa Lamin-
ARRIVALS. Sapterahor 3:- Nanking, Norweging steminor, 844, N. Soren, Nowotwang via Cheloo August 28,drid and shid,
Berns.QUINZH.
Kokara Mara, Japanese steamer, 1,557, K. Kato, Keelung September 1, Ballast ORDZA,
September 4
ras, Chinese steamer, 73, M. Jansen, Pakhui September 2, Bellest.-OYTHE.
China, British steamer, 4,939, W. B. San Franoises August 1. and
8. S. Co.
Per Nanını, for Swatow, Mr Wong Tai Feng; for Axioy, Musara O. H. Wenzel and Pon Sap for Fachow, Mr D. K. Sloman.
Por Lictimbro, tor Sing pre, Europeans, and 400 Chinese
Par Hongkong, for Haiphong, 100 Chi-
nee.
Per Empress of India, for Amey, M. I Pinckney for Shanghai, ir R. Lavalds
Seabury Nagasaki 31, Matie and General.-P. M.
and son, Lieut. J. Datham, Masern J. W. Tai Lee, German steamer, 58, N. Emko, Copan, Borues, and Do Wing; for Minila September 1, Sugar,MEYER & Co. Nagasaki, Mr. D. Hayao; fur Kobe, Capt. Mellentre, Franch ste,, 1,917, Duardon, Bentinck, Mesarz R. Fabiana and Gran Marseilles August 2, and Saign Soplenberville Sharp; for Yokohama, Capt. Hunt, 1. Meils and Concr.L-MESSAGERIES MARI-Leute. Lovin, Power, Sarg-Capt. Borrow dale, Messrs Volker, E. A. Stanton, L. G MacNair, H. Smith, Major and Birs Noet
For
in the iz dv
purest ingredients only see used, and the utmost care and cleruliness
ozeroised in the manufacture
throughout.
The water used is proved by repeated analyses to be absolutely pura.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1895.
| 100 The publicaiton of chanartse commened | Tre Singapore newspapera announce the
at 6.bö p.m.
unfe arrival of Our Only O'Brady' at Singapore. So far, so good!
The China Mail.
HONGHONG, WEDNEHDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1896,
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
PABBED Bunz CANAL.
Tis Son Franciscn. Chrowick contains cir- |cumstantial details of a proposed filibus. tering expedition to be organiced in California for a descent upon Hawaii.
COMMANDER J. G, M. Field has been pro Ourwast Round-Aprica, Kirklands, July wanted to the rank of Captain, and Lieut. 29; Germania, Federation, 30; Ariel, p. F. Thursby, well known on the footbali
Albingia, August 3; Benlarig, 9.
BOKEWARD ROUND-Java, July 20; Ching-field in Hongkong and Singapore, has been
too, August 2; Polyphemus, Struth- | promoted to be Commender. leven, 6: Benlomond," Turbo, 9 ; Ireur, | Afures, Ceylmi, 13
Lievi, F. G. Talhot and Lieut. 8. C. Ling,
The P. & 0. Co.'s steamer Khedira, with Rifle Brigade, Hoogkong, have sucosasfvily the ENGLISH MAIL of 9th Aug., left passed the examination for promotion.
Singapore on Monday, Sept. 2, at 1 p.m., and may be expected here on about Saturday, the 7th Sept, This Packet brings replies to lotter despatched from Hongkong on the 4th of July.
The N. P. . . Endale, from Tacoma, Joft Yokohama on the 25th ult. for Hongkong.
The N. P... Victoria sailed from Vid taria to Yokohama on the 21st ult, The O. and O. n.s. Belgic, with mails, etc, left San Francisco for Hongkong, vin Yokohama and Nagasaki, on the 24th ult.
The Repress of Japan left Vancouver for
Hongkong on the 27th ult.
The O. S. 8. 00, s. 8. Dardanur left Sin
gapore on the 30th ult.. and may be expected here on or about the 5th inst,
These gentlemen have been recently on a sporting tour in the Malay Peninsula,
We learn from Home papers that the light Rev. Dr Bordon has resigned the Bishoprio of Victoria and South China, which he has held for twenty-one years. Dr Bardon came out to China as a missionary as far back as the year 1852. The Rev. William Wharton Cassells, of the China Inland Mission at Shanghai, has been appointed Bishop of Mid-Chian. The new Bishop is a
graduate of St. John's College, Cambridge, and was formerly curate of All Saints',-- South Lambeth. He came out to Chias in 1885 as Rochester Missioner.
The P. & O... Bombay left Bingspore at Tar Japan Mail says that, as already
1 p.m. on the 31st ult., and may be expooted here on or about the 6h noticed, the dockyards in Japan hava boen inet.
found entirely insuflicient for performing The Union Liners. Guildhoil, from Ham- the repsirs of the shipe now being released burg and Straite, left Singapore on from service as Government transports, the 31et ult., and may be expected and the Nippon Yusen Kaisha has decided
here on or about the ütb innt.
The D. D. R... Frigga, from Hamburg, to have it veescle repaired in Shanghai, lefs Singapore on the 1st inst., and Against this wo have the fast that two of may be expected here on or about the the vessels not yet released from transport Tth fast,
duty, Nagoya Maru and Kokuva Maru, have come to Hongkong to look, and there is no reason why Hongkong, with its greater facilitise, should not get meat of the work.
The ae Cam, from Bombay, left Singapore on the 31st ult, and may be expected
here on or about the 7th inat....... The T. and O. steamer Canton left Bombay
for this port on the 2nd inst.
The P. & O. &.s. Formota left Loudou for
this port on the 19th ult.
Tazas have been, from year to year and
The P. & O. &. Shanghas left London for from age to age, various scaras about tha
this port on the 24th pit.
whale world being in danger of conquest by
Taz delivery of the French Mail was begun overwhelming border of one sort or an- at 2.20 p.m.
VESSELS IN TEL Doors:-At Kowloon Tigrie, Helens Rickmers, Fermosa, and | Kokura Maru.
Chemopolitan Chan Shao, Tainan, Pei-
yong.
Aberdeen-none).
Reports from the country received by the Chinese Mal (Wal To: Yat "Po) state that on the evening of Friday last shocks of earthquake were experienced in Tang Kuu,
Kwai Bhin, and Pok Lo districts, as well as in places in Shae Bing Fu.
Tar Japanese troopship Nagoya Maru |(formerly (opack) went back to Formosa
other, Chinese or Japanese, Maori, Ho- brew, Teutonie, Russian, and what not. The real danger seems to be the American dead-beat globe-trotter who goes Found the world on his cheek,' without money and without working, without any exeuse - for his existence. American newspapers teen with reports of new adventurars of this kind. Another variety is the cyclist late-trottar, who is usually a pay- ing concern to some extent, and therefore are two men from the Wont going across need not be particularly disccuraged. There..
America, to trasol castward round the world; and there aro alao. Mer sod Mrs McIlwraith, coming from Chicago westward. They have reached San Fran- cisco, but are not like Prince Winnemuky
to-day he and to come to Hongkong proposing to keep on dry land as far as to dock, being too big for the Japan docks. Behring Straits and then crows on the ice. - Another transpoet, the Kahuva Muru (isto | They are to take aloamer-Belgic-and then Tartar) is now in dock at Kowloon.
A SHANGHAI telegram, which appeared in the Pall Mall Gestio about the 8th August, slated that 'owing to the anceltled state of Fokien province 200 Sikbe, reliable Drilish Indian troops from Hongkong, will escort the British Consul from Fuccbow to Kacher. where the Consal will conduct an inquiry into the revent outrages. We are sorry the telegram is not true,"
cross Asin on their two machines, not a 'bicycle built for two,'
Da. Kitasato is reported to have discover. ad a completo cure for cholers and his ulations are stated to have must with the most signal success.
Tas Japanese police force which is about to proceed in Formosa, is to be armed with Murata rifles in place of revolvers as was
Gral intended. vyko bost
PRINCE MAX of Saxony has been ordained; a priest by the Bishop of Elshatadi, Bavas bis father, Prince George of Sazeny, being present,
Tre Chivese Mail (Wah The Yat Poj saya that a report has reached Canton to the effest that on the 13th ult, the Yellow River again overdowed its banks in the Mns Langtry is causing a sensation by the neighbourhood of Seang Ling, causing dite array of diamonds which she is wearing). distress to the inhabitants. At the request Brighton this week, wearing jewels wort's on the stage. She appeared, in a play st of the officiale, the Kwong Chai Hospital | $150,00.- at Canton has issued an appeal for sub- noriptions towards the relief of those die Tus Keiko Marn, a steamer running be-r
tween Shikoku and Shimoneka, burst her bailer whils off Motoyama, Nagato, on the 27th August, a fireman and another of the "
tressed.
....
COAST PORTS, Waters are packed and placed -a însard ship at Hongkong prices, and the full amount allowed for The Editor--Here is a notification from Drew were killed. Packages and Empties when received Dokersk that the lyphoon has changed its Tas Isumi Maru, Shinya, Maru, Nanyetru in gond order.
course and gone worth. The Sab-editor Afara, Srash Maru Oy Meru, Sataine Then that's oil right; you know we pub. Mary, Suruga Maru, Hulnakin Mary, and Tolomi Maru passed Shimonoseki on the didn't change ite course it would strike Formee Bongkong. The Editor-So we did! Then you just write a leader now proving to the superiority over the Vigilant, and so
AGAIN the Defer der has established her. Produce, Norwegian steamer, 1,602, H.| Liver. oal, Capt. Anderoom. For London: Our Registered Telegraphio Address is world what an immense inflaence dur paper olusively as to leave no doubs (says the Sat
TISES.
Goddard, Fonc'pur September 1. Amy, and child; for Vancouver, Diesnra John Counterfoil Order Boeks supplied on appli- | lished a paragraph last night that if 27th August with soldiers and coolies for
F.
Laitas, British steamer, 1,186, F. D. and Swator 3, General-DOUGLAS STEAM Beckett, Josse Simman, By. Nash,
Phillips, G. H. Cooper, H. Trianott, Richard BEIT CO,
Galveston, German barque, 619. Ergers, Bond and Harry Payne; for New York, Tientsin August 9, Bones WERDEN & Mr and Mrs Wong Be Chong and eon; fur
Borgarmen, Moji August 29, Coal,MTSU Kobo, Mr T. Taylor; from Yokohama, Mr from Shanghai, Mr G. G. Turner; from BUSSAN KAISHI
Lightning. British steamor, 2,124, J. G.J. B. Black,
Cargo impeding the discharge or remain-DRAS, CALQUTTA, ADEN, SU Spence, Calcutts August 18, and Singapore
PORT SALD, MEDITERRANEAN AND
into the-Godowns of the WANGHAL WARE-BLACK SEA PORTS, ALEXANDRIA,
fng on board after the 6th Instant, will
be tanded at Consignees' risk and exponse
HOUSE AND STORAGE Co., LTD., Wanchai,
Congigases of Cargo from SINGAPORE
and Pkind are requicated to take xume-
DIATE delivery of their Goods from aloog-
side; much Cargo impeding the discharge of
·MARSEILLES, LONDON,
HAYRE AND BORDEAUX;
ALSO
| 29. General.—DAVID SASSOON, SONS & Co. Faisang, Britial str., 1,605, S. Wilde, Shanghai Anguet 31, General, --- JARDINE, MATHESON & Co.
Chazee, British steamer, 1,764, D. 8. Bailey, Moji Angust 30, Coal,-NIPPON YOSES KATHARE
the Visaol will be lauded and køred at¦ PORTS OF BRAZIL AND LA PLATA, | WEDENER & Co.
Consignees' riak'sid exponie.
No Fire Insuranco will be affected. Bill of Lading will be countersigned by DAVID'SASSOUN, SONS &Co.,
Agente
Hongkong, September 4, 1895.
1837.
THE CHINA & MANILA, STEAMSHIP
COMPANY, LIMITED,
FOR MANILA PA
PIA ANOL. The Co.'s Steamship
Esmeralda,
1st, at Neon, the Company's Steara AN WEDNESDAY, the 18th September, hip SYDNEY Commandant AUDERT, MAILS, PASSENGERS, SPECIE, und CARGO, will leave this Port for the
SHITTING REPORTS.
cation,
*DISPENSARY, HONGKONG." And all signed; messages addressed thus will received prompt attention,
| has all over the Far East!
Francisco Chronicle) that she in the Tsalest sailing yacht ever built in America: Whether she is faster than the Palkyrie III Tus action brought by the Bank of Chins mut, of course, remains to be seen, but and Jepak against the estate of its compra-the non. British challenger is no spoedler from alt the comparisons that can be made
The following is a List of Waters always dore's guarantor, for $100,000 under band then the Vigilant, and if so she will not
The Norvegias steamer Nanking reporta: Bad strong gulo from N.E. and B.N.E.
The Bish sinamar China reports: kept ready in Stock :- Ssiled from San Francisco August 13th; srived at Yokohama 27th; tinië, 13 dayı, ¦ PURE AERATED WATER 3 hours. Arrived at Nagasaki 3let, and
SODA WATER sailed name day.
Wooton, German steamer, 1,003, A. Ott, Singapore August 27, General. LAUT,
W. Le Larcheur, British barque, 573, U. B. Maddox, Mantang August 11, Salt-in port : &. 8. Sirathneois, H.M.8. Evinet, Curse.
DEPARTURES. September Ozus, for Europe, do.
4
bot- piacos.
Cargo and Spole, will be registered for Empress of India, for Amoy, &0. Laudon as well sa fos Marseilles, and as-Smith, for Shanghai.
pied in transit throngh Marsillos for the Nagiya Moru, for Keelung.
places of Barope.ị kế Hermann, for Nicola Jofak.
*** Captain Tayaan, will bo`
Saladus patalied for the above.
will
■
50 Annandale, for Biogapore. Bonnington, for Hakodate.
will be received on board until Donar, for Bangkok pedle and Parvals unsti à ́o, m.
Port TOMORROW, the 5th Instast, sto 17es Boptember, 1888, (Paroels are not Astr, for Maois.
to be sent on board; they must be left at
Tals Steamer has Superior Accommodate Aveny's Offion), tlon for Passangers, and is fitted with the Electric Lighters wante
For Freight or Passago, apply to
MORAWSHEWAN & Co, wal Nagrath General Mandat, Hongkong, September 4, 1805.
1000
for Singapore and Bombay,
rain for Aphong.
Contents and value of Packages to re- Fushun, for Canton. quired.
Nanking, for Canton, For further patiloularn, (appily st Ompany's Office.
C TOURNAIRE madeling Agent" Bungkung, September 4, 1895,
OLEAKED.
Qass, for Shanghai: 1043 | Shahgillan, Zot Hingapore and Hamburg,
The British aboamer Haitan reports: Sailed from Foothon September ist, veRKDİR
and U.8.S. Detroit. Had trong N.E. wind
LEMONADE
POTASH WATER
SELTZER WATER
and hoary ion to Amy, Left Amoy Bad, LITHIA WATER staamars in port: Nestor, Kongas, Tama- rind and Cheme Hye Te Had strong N.. wind and sigh sea to Swator. Str.
in Swator: Hangchow. From Bratow, had moderate Sly winds, and high E.8.E. men to Cupchi Pointy then N.W. wind and foo
The
stamer Lightning reports:
SAISAPARILLA WATER
TONIO WATER
GINGER ALE
GINGERADE
No Oredit given for Battles that look
Bay of Bengal moderate monsson, with dirty or greasy, or that appear to have been The showers. Besits of Malacus, light sire and for ny purpose than that of ongtain with vallo. Calha Bug, on August 31st, Ining "Anzatod Waters, as such Bottles are lat. 7.30 I
O N., L 108 East, endontered a fresh gale from W. 8. W., bosompanied over used againi ky me. /? with kesti squall, heavy rain and high bon-
fused nen, madalating on the Int Sept., and
continuing to pozi
September
où account of lowes in Chimoss businem, carry the sup home with kor, unlem it be was brought as a sudden stop.to-day.. Is by a fluke. The coming match in exciting was adjourned yesterday, in order to giro rest interest on both sides of the Atlantic. Mr Francis, counsel for the pisiatific, time The Mercury says:--Another inuocant cor to consider a point raised by Mr Dram. respondent of a native piper, writing from mond, couzsal for defendants-the ques- cluded, Ohips discovered, greatly to ber Tantein, states that after peace WAS GON-
tion of the bank's right to au» since it has sorprise, that her stock of good rifos and gone into liquidation, and the question of gene was exhausted. Sha Kaw therefore the proper fond in which it shouli sue, archaerd from Europe 60,000 repeating
rifes and 120 big
guns, with ammunition, This morning the utter was argued ex- which have recently arrived in Chins, and haustively before the Chief Jaatios in are now stored. the Tientela Aremači We recently passed a local firm of sme chambers (the press being of course not ad importers, and aplices a score or so of mitled), and in the end it was agreed to ad. poutaining what appeared to be Lion-Met- journ the car sine die, so that the plate ford repeating rider, but on a clone, ez
amination and there were many Oblaksan tile may amand their patition to scoorde looking admiringly on at the unpacking arcs with the alfumtion in their legal atsius we found there wespene to be musilses caused by the liquidation. Wears inform-fonders of type in uni in Europa about... of the century, But theregte the beginning od that the reason why this objectioit was centuries are but days to Me Chimene I not forensen was that the suit was com- We only wonder if the correspondant
aladed that
60,600,
aving dere jos poft, superbes and A. 8. WATSON & Co., LIMITED, menced tufore the Bank wout Isto liquida. finded cost apply in the coco, god i so
N., long, 112.45. Reporte all well.
The British steamer Taising reports Had Ate dient veather, with moderato to atpong Northerly winds from Turnabout to Limmcdka: theme South-Easterly to port,
THIS HONGKONG DISPENSARY,
HONGKONG, ">
Hoogkong, Jans-I, 1893
tion.
ment P
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