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WEDNESDAY, September 9, 1896.

LOCAL AND GENERAL

**POLU BURD Ûanak.

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Mails.

Á GENERAL meeting of the Chamber of Commerce will be held on the afternoon of the 17th September, to elect a represent- ative on the Legislative Council, and tó pass resolutions in regard to the increase of cable rates.

noon at 4.15.

THE ANTI-FOREIGN FEELING IN FORIEN. ̈ ́ ̈(From Our Own Correspondent).

THE CHINA MAIL.

CORRESPONDENCE.

WEATHER SIGNALS, To the Editor of the "Cara Mann*

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THE REBELLION IN THE

PHILIPPINES.

though they had done nothing unlawful, and then come sorlousness and a course of ¦ and added that the Magistrato was to pay no preparation for the end. This is the stato

The Shanghai Daily Press publishes the Attention to the foreigner for the foreigner in which inošt of us are now, preparing for

following letter regarding the rebellion in trusted in his own mouth. Whether be the end, the end of everything, the end of

Hongkong, Sopt. 5, 1896, the Philippins Islands, the latter has an meant by thie that the foreigner had no-

Deak Sih-Captain Tillett, Sir, was air of reality, but it in strango, that, the tea, the end of money, the end of the fight right in certain points of his lotter the uncarretos tarrated therein were not re- thing else to trust in, that the Consul against the inevitable. Fortunately there other day; it is not easy to tell the lack ported in Hongkong by the same ateamar..

is one brave man amongst us who does not from the red at any distance; the signals that must have carried this lettor :-- would not sustain him, or that he was a fraud who would lie when his church propose to dio, or if he does it wist te with be better to have double signals to indicate Munils were completely taken by surprise.

don't get painted often enough. It would The authorities and wealthier classes in i members wore concerned, I know nut; the colors Tying. The results of his work have born inside of 300 miles,--one draai out on the 24th August when, apprirently in

obodiorcs to some preconcerted arrange. only thing I know is that thin is of a piace not had Emo to show themselves, hat it is side, two drums inside.

But Captain Tilkelt, Sir, is not quitement, the native populace and the lower past, and doubtless meets with the ap- hopes for success manly a new life to the the right-land zamieirols, and I don't against their Spanish nmstors. The polics perval of the Tsang Li Yaman worthi as be- tas tende, and employesont to thousands think time. De bonbsprog, strain with lus liwat were togail and Ferulta Street, the priz

knowledge of English as she is spielte. cipal business district of tera Powers seem to spend hours daily on their lines.

Singapore. 2. Papers having reference to / of the fact that he still Eves, but I must with the Viceroy's conduct for a long time to be hoped that they will be all that he clear in saying the advancing quadrant of class generally turned in open revolt

Foochow, Aug. 20, 1866, The devil is'nt dead yet, nor is he likely to bo for a year or two, though he may go off at anytime or he effectually squelched if some of the teaching we have heard this amer at Kuliang in trac. I shall give abundant proof in the coure of this latter

first say a word about Kuliang. What is it as 'fect high, 33 in a atomuslain about Foachow, four hundred and fifty from Shanghai, su ten thousand from Now York. Seven years ago it was given over to dirt in the three principal forms which it takes in China, adeo, dogs and mud. But a few foreigners saw the natural beauty of the plaos, the green hills, the cool and pure air, the possibilities of rest, and now

THE Sanitary Board meets to-morrow after The following the Agendas.1. Letter from the Honourable Colonial Secretary concerning Cholera in the taking of a cursus before the end of the cermat year. 3. Anslyst's reports in 17 MAIL of the 17th Aug., loft Yoko-samples of water from wells in Victoria and 2,500 feet high, and only nine miles from lorg whom sotie of the Ministers of Wos. who are now cut of work, I will write would have put it that way, Laerketni-s vested by s'möl who threatened to loot

Hunghon. 4. Mortality Return for the week ended the 20th August, 1898. 5. An application to be placed on the list of con tractors capable of carrying out house drainage works. e. A report concerning cortain premises which are unfit for human habitation.

The P.-M. 1. s. Perm, with the ABERCAN

hama on Friday, the 4th Sept, at daylight, and may be expected here on or about Friday, 11th September. The N. P. . . Victoria has arrived at Yokohama and sailed on 1st Soptember for this port via usual ports of call. The Empress of Jupon arrived at Yokohama at .30 .m. September 7, and loft at 4 p.m. for Hongkong. The 0, & 0. a. . Coplin, with mais &c. left San Francisco for this port via Honolulu, Yokohama and Nagasaki, on the 26th August.

Steamers Epicied. Tho. Chelydra, from Caloutta and Straits laft Singapore for this port on Friday, the 4th Sopt, at 5 p.nk Tho.0, 8. 9. Co.'s Steamer Palumel, from Hirorpaul, latt Singapore on Friday afternoon, Sept. 4, and is dus here on or about Thursday, 10th inst. The P. & . . . Muzagon left Bombay

for this port on the 20th Augatt The P. & O... Makceri loft Bombay for this port us the afternoon, Supt. 1. The Chios Mutual s. s. Ounfa, from Glas-

yow and Lizanwul, passed the Cznat- on Aug. 24, and may be considered du at Singapuro on or about Sopt: 10.

· Latest Advices.

The E. M. Per with mats, &c., loft Nagasaki for this port on the of ternoon of Sept. 8. The M. M. s. 8. Caledonien, with the next French Mail, left Saigon on Sept. 9, at 3 am, for this port. The Austrian Lloyd's. 8. Afaria Valerie loft. Singapore for this port on the

morning of Sept, 0.

Chy the 22nd August there were HO fewer than three Blue-funnel sheaters in

Sandakan Harbour.

TEX B. N. R. Herald lifts up its voice in unison with other Far Eastern journals against the exorbitant rates charged by the

Cable Companies.

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Alegor number of Tahunan stampa have been surcharged Jubiles 1846-1800 and will shortly be issued for use, By such manna, is the revenue of British North Borneo inflated, and the albums of philatelists enriched.

VESELLO AT THE Docks:-At Kotten Actly, Cassablanca, Fargiosa, · Tacoma, Britannic, Décins.

Comopoliton-Jolur Baizley, Gaelic. Aberdeen Asloun.

THREATENEW TROUBLE.

Within the last month there hays been church cases which might have led to We were startiod one day serious trouble.

Inter of this raw enterprise.

→YŻUKCEILANROTERR

The ammer has ben a frightful ono. Not for years has there foon such heat. Nevertheless the health of the people bas been fairly good. In July, there were some

by the receipt at Foochow of a telegram | casas of what looked like the plaguio, but from the Anglican Missionary at Kiong- there are none now.

direla, when I went to school, had two qua drants, right awl left; they both adyacad with the semicticio. Therefore it is very likely he meant to say the right-hand qua drant of the advancing nemicircle. makes maneh differenen, although I rever „As to uma de plumadă I can't see that this

make use of me mysalt; it is the facts we are after; what does it matter over what name they appear 1--Võure faithfully,

GARIBALDY WINDBAG, Total Box Captain, Vespre Junction, heat down to the

·Marque,

NEUTEN'S TELEGRAMS.

[SCPPULE TO THE ‘Cuina Man.'}

Losnos, September 7, 1996. PROGRESS OF LI HUNG CHANG.

La Hung Cling has arrived at Toronto

and bar the town. The shopkeepers and merchants' huuriedly closed their houses aid ran for safety to the neighbourhood of the barracks, where they were comparativo- ly secure. Up to the present time no great in complete revoli. dungo has liéen dond, bat the misses are

it has become the art summer resort inning saying that ho was in danger. I have nothing to my of polities, or rail. There are foriy-two forsign | Later information que to the offect that į ways or minus; of these things you will China. cottages, and several more are to be built

he was a prisoner in his own house. Alenza from your correspondents af Feking. this autumn. Most of the residents telegraon was sent fruin hers to the local We have none of these things, hore. We missionaries, though savers of official, and matters soem to be quiet now. have not much of anything. But we baver the cottages are decupied by members In Lo Nyuong a dity about two days from ourselves, and we have our Consutę, nad of the commercial community. Many of here, some of the Christians had to doo to we have our incomparabile port, and wo the missionaries are from interior stations Foochow to escape a threatened arrest and have Kuliang What more do we want i and need and deserve the rest, and the punishment at the hands of the Magistrate, Nothing, or at least next to nothing, or white companionship, and as for rest all Some of the Anglican missionaries want nothing but a little money and a few more the missionaries need it, for, globetrotters there, and after a second visit, peace, years to enjoy it in. Give us that, dear en route to Vancouver. and iguigamesas genorally to the contrary, though whether permanent or temporary reader, or put us in the way of getting it,THE TSAKS VISIT TO GERMANY-info The absence of Governar the missionaries are the hardest worked know not, was restored. people in the Province. Land and build- ings do not east much. The price of the regulation-size lot, 150 fast square, in 360 for twenty years, with the privilege of re-

The refusal of a Chinese shopkeeper to accept Chinese currency from a mastomer yesterday was the means of adding another to the long list of criminals. A C trader was charged at the Magistracy to-day aro with obtaming goods by false pretences. Yesterday he entered a shop at 136 Queen's Road Central, which is pecupied by a deal or in Japanese goods. He had previously dealt with the drop. On this occasion he birgained for two bales of Japause paper, for which he eventually offered to pay $67.19. The dealer made out the bill for the paper and had it on the counter.. The purchaser tondered $25 in whole dollars and amali silver, and forty dalare odd in Chinese ten-cent pieces. The shop keeper refused to accept the ten-cent pieces, and told the trader he hand bettor change them into British dollar. The man wont

the money. away as the shopkeeper supposed to change Some time afterwards, one of the coolies employed at the shop returned and told the master he had given delivery of two bales of paper. The shopkeeper then missed the bill he had made ost. The matter was reported to inspector Witchell at the Central Police Station. Detective Sergeant M'Iver wont days did the mercury reach 85", and on down to the steamier Pouwn and seized the sixteen days it was below 83". Compare two bales of paper. Later on the tapler this with the terrião record at Foochow, was arrested in a shop on the Praya, by a rising as high one day as 97. Thus far in Chinese detective. The shopkeeper occom August the temperature has been above 85 panied the detective, and on being arrested on only three days, the maximum being the trader produced the bill and said '180's and on fourteen days it was below are paid you all the money; I have got 30". The lowest reading for the month is the oil for it. To forty odd dollars in 871. Chinese ten-cent pieces were found in his possession. Camuxander Hastings sentanced the defendant to six months' harl, labour, and ordered the 825 in the possession of the shopkeeper to bo sent to the Polios, to be returned to the prisoner at the end of his term of imprisonment: YESTERDAY we recorded a serious ricksha

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and our latest breath, and may it be late, shall be spent in praising you.

MUSICAL NOTES.

The Local Board of Examiners for the

The Russian Press dwells, ou the Tsar's risit to Germany as a pledge of durable peace in Europe, which will enable the Continental Powers to thwart British

WHAT 19. THe caver ? Now, what is the cause of all this! Why- these ever-recurring attacks on missionaries and their converts? There must be some reason for them. Many good pample set it London College of Music Examination is designs in the Far East. dann to the devil. Also, I foar me, this now complete, and will, I think, giva genn. inuch-abused individual is given credit for ral astislaction. In the Pianoforte avetion, more influence than he possesson. To per- the Examiners are Messrs. Ward, G. Griza- plexed enquirers he is an immense con-ble and G. P. Lammert. Candidates for

zen, Ward and C. Schwencks. For the Organ, Mossre. War and Grimble are the examiners; for the Flute, Commander Grafton, R.N., and for the Violin, Mr H. Golfe.

and Singing Section there are three exa minors, and in the Organ Section two.

It will be noticed that in the Pianoforte

renting the same terms at the end of that time. A cottage my cost anything, but boa fit for any but princes or foole may ] be built for six or seven hundred dollars. This information is reliable; it has the double merit of being true and disinventence, for when no other cause appears singing will be examined by Mosers. Catta terested, since I am not a land speculator hs is always around as a last resort. Thon and have not a foot of earth anywhere on again he is a great relief to pur self-respect, the mountain to sell. The temperature is it to atrage o conveniant to attribute to delightful. The maximum for July was him the ovil which we might so easily find 86 and the minimum 63'1.

On only six

in ourselves. and whenever anything troublesome occurs, instead of looking at ourselves, to turn round upon hit, and say, -There, you cursed old scoundrel, you are

as much about the lavil as some ofsibility of unfairness in the examinations. at your out tricks. Now, not knowing The object of this is to prevent any pos my contemporaries,

Any of the gentlenen ramod as Examiners good deal of

might have one of his own pupils if be way, I do not hesitate to say that manyure suy, brought before him, and although of the troubles of missioznrice are no right-minded person would believe any Day of the features of this delightful brought upon theihs by their own indiers ofour Local Examiners to be capable of place is an Annual Convention about the tion. People are taken into the churches showing fareuritism or partiality, still it first week in August, lasting six days, has without sufficient enquiry as to their char- ing-two meetings a day, and affording a acter and antecedents, and many of those variety of speakers an opportunity, of ex- who come in admittedly do so for the help pressing a great variety of views. I was they oxpect from the missionary, a pushing at one of thoas meetings that we were

their lawsuits. Experilly is this the case sherted to look for the speedy ending of now when such large nuhibere aro encolling things in general, including the squelching themselves as Christinus.

Synne missio of the devil, the departure of the saints to glory, and the general winding up of the

univarsu. Alay, to pe it looks like a vain

hope, for Satan is as rampant as ever, and officials, is any measure of his power, it is if the activity of his agents, the Chinese

evidently rapidly increasing, and the reign

of righteouanose is farther off than over.

CESTRUCTIVE BANDANENS,

bus knowing missionaries, and their

aries appear to think it their duty to inter

was thought desirable to have at least two ausiners where one was also a techer. In the Violin and Flute Suctions, dis was not necessary, as the examiners do not ako pupils.

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The Tsar he started for Kiel,

(Bangkok Times). THE ZANZIBAR TROUBLE.

London, August 7. H. M. warships St. George and Kaenon have arrived at Zanzibar and landed 200 man, and the bike guns command the palace. Kalil's force number 2,000 well armed men. An ultimatum has been for warded to Kalid that unless he surrendera

by a.m., the placo will be bombarded.

CRETE. Sanguinary encounters are constantly oc- curring in Crate.

WEATHER NOTICE.

On the 7th ut 11.20 a. avost unchanged on the China Coast and in Luzon, and, in the abunes of the Japanese observations, caditions appear to in winds; fine. as yesterday. Forecast:-holerate M. E.

The revolt cane sa a complote aurprise, for longgh it was known that trouble was fermenting, it was not thought it would beat out so rapilly. The cause cannot as yot bo kapwa as so many rumpu allost that it is impossible to arrive at the truth, and it is better to wait a few days trefore attempting to give the history of the outbreak. It is also at present impossible to say how serious the consequences ay be, us much depends upon theaction of the infantry, The possession and sate-girding of the city is entrusted to this corps, which is composed almost entirely of people of mativo extraction (Tagalo), who have not, by their past history, given say reason to believe that they will remain faithful to their conquerors as against their own people. Should they remain faithful to the Government the affair will be settled

General Blanco niso greatly aggravaton this in the south of the Philippines, where situation. By this tinis le ia in Mindanao, there is another rerols, fomented by the Maloumedans, called Moros, of so serious a nature that he thought it necessary to go himmelf to quell it. On the other hand, it

reassuring to all to know that General Ecmlace, who is Secundo Cabo and a General of Divisiou, has taken the mORË stringent measures to check the trouble here at once and put it down with w'strong hand. But for all that, the populace in awaiting anxiously the rotum of the Gover nor-General, who has buen telegraphed to in all haste. I cannot my more now, but will write more fully by nart mail,"

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ACRIVELLY and Steel Strings and Instea ments of all kinds at Reduced Prices,W, Robinson & Co.

BLACK Plugne, the Bangkok Times hears, has broken uut on the Mokong, in the

Observatory

The following notice is issued from the neighbourhood of Nongksi, and the people

are dying in large numbers. Fessure is al-J. G. Scott, C. I. E., will be placed on special duty in Rangoon for some months in connection with the compilation of the Bromma Grazetteer, when he will re- tor to the Superintendentship of the Northern Shan States.-Rangoon Gazette.

WE understand that orders have been given hy the fapori Govermnont for the erection of fully one hundred-- new · likin stations in the Kingnan provinces. Our friends the mandarins are evidently laying themselves out fora int harvest from Mesors Eennertz and Company chartered the infant manufacturing industries in this. the four stomers, anyhow, Woning, part of Chins.-China Guzette. Sajaktion, and Kiangaing and found that

MESSRS BENNERTZ AND CO.'S STEAMERS. Messas Beuparts and Co. have supplied the Shanghai Mercury with the following information:-

The arranges for examination in theon taking them over they wanted not of Tua following interesting onse of longevity repairing and shipping gear. The repairs has been published by the Hospital Gustio z and shipping gear supplied by then Mrs E born in 1030 (five years after amounted to fully Tis. 23,000, and having the necession of Charles L.), died March paid charter money, in advanan, Mosers, 13th, 19. She was attended in her leat Donnerte and Company asked the Jane C, born 1718, died 1807, and illnces by her great granddaughter Mis sentative of the Nanking Goremment kery

fute were unde-by special request, and if fere in every case in which a church memepditates desire to be canmined in instra sents not mentioned above further arrange hunts will be made if possible, to provide examiners for each instrument.

ber is "concerned, either by going to the Consul, or by visiting the mandazin in with axes to grind essing this give them parson or by writing liv. Wily scoundrels

opportunities in abundance for the exercise

one

accident at Kowloon, and à correspondent Ax the Magistracy today Mr R. II. Potia, writes to us pointing out a number of broker, charged his bouseing with stealing grievances against the rickshay and the 8130 in notes on the 4th September. Mrrickshe coolies at Kowloon, Ho.informus Potts stated that on the night of the 3rdus that to his knowledge, this is the third inet, at eleven n'clock, he put two 350 occasion within a fortnight that ricksha

to pay the various items, which he delayed Miss Barah C, born 1725, died 1811. notes and thures 810 under his pillow pro-wheels have either come cll or collapsed;

The London College of Music is making Bonnerez and Company repastedly wired Mrs V who remembers

to do from week to weak, More Heat niegs of one of these two ladies, viols to falling asleep. Next morning he on one occasion the victim was a lady, hut,

rapid progress both a home and abroad, to Viceroy Liu at Nanding of the bad con was born in 1803, and is at the present

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of Chem went downstairs for breakfast at eight fortunately, she escaped without injury

of their zoal, and troubles, sonte A brunch has been formed in Canada, addition of the steaners uning and Virg. time alive and well. It will be seen frista o'clock, and afterwards went out to the beyond a severe shock. On mother occa-

serious troubles, are the result. I am another in the United States, and both are chon, for they required extensive repairs, the rbors fanta than there are three live office. About half-past nine o'clock, hesion the wheel of one of the rickshan was

The Mandarins have bean giving ari told, for instance, that the air of nowina Bourishingbondition. Local echtros presentative here could not do anything,

to which he paid no attention, and the re-only to bridge over the long perind hotwerk 1880 and 1890, and that there is at present missed the money and went straight back found in a disabled condition, tied together immane amount of trouble lately. Fol-Kiong Ning to which I have referred have been established at Valymaisa, Anti.

The #ing in consoquener broke down, who had nursed a relative born in a lady who personally know Miss to his room and found the money gone, by pieces of rattan. This points to two lowing the lead of the Viceroy, they are grew out of the conduct of a reprobate gua and Brisbane, and also in New Zealand, on her trip to Hankow some time a July, The defondant was discharged, there not conclusions that the Kowloon rickshas are devoting themselves to every forra of anti- who had joined the church. Soon after At oven the suulest of these contres there unless 10pairs were attended to at the

and they thon wire

wired to the Viceroy at 1981. being sufficient evidence to convică.. in a bad stats, and that the polles (or whe-foreign obstruction. Never have they been joining he mat a man in the street is an increasing number of candidates each nothing could be done. The result was

Fenz, although examinations are hell, inbour with her machinery rakent

that the steaner is still lying in the CAPTAIN Chodake, of the steamship Hanot,ver in responsible for the licensing of the 50 active in opposing both the missionary who owed him some money, asked kim for was charged at the Magistracy to-day with shas) exercise little, if any, supervision and the merchant. Although Foochow is it, and not receiving it, knocked him down. most cases, in Theory only.

He was arrested and imprisoned, and soon of these public rohicles. To this may to treaty port, they refuse to bringing into the colony ou

uddati e general complaint on behalf of imported goods to cross the bridge in a lutter was received from the Missionary August, a pig in such a way as to cause it Kowloon residents against the invariable to the city from the foreign settlement asking the Magistrate for his release. If #anounced for January next, and will be to get satisfkotion they decided to act covered a new seam four feet thick, only pig lying dad, its right hind leg being auriies and impudenes of the rickaha without paying likin. I the importor in this is true, and it seems to bo, the wonder? held at hours statable for the majority of and rent the Wingchord to Hongkong Jardest and heavlost of shy wal yet found.

the 22nd

neodless suffering. The Police found the

posred for the defence, and argued that

ties of four deep. The Magistrate said he though the people of the ship wor responsible for the affair, and indicted a fine of $10.

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de fetts say that the output front her Tho

Sadong coal maino has reached 2,000 tóna s claim for towage, reshipping, etc., angunt month, and as the demands of the Sin

thousand taels. When Mosers par markets increase this will be easily The first examination in Hongkong in Bennerts & Co. found that they were un-ugmented, Mr Fisher has also recently

rates on the subject of sol, the ar

tom's Commissioners; before advising the

the Commissioner at

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Hongkong Register,

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the interert the Arm and creditors, some dy hundred yards from the present gkung worklogs. Specimens from this are the coolies. These aristocrats too often refuse despair applies to the Customs for a Transit is, not that the too malous foreigner was the candidates, after offer houre, probably where she is few attached. In conro voorched as it by the exposed part of to accept hire, and on the arrival of a Pase for Buch goods, he is refused on the made prisoner in his house, but that he about 6.10 cr 6 pm.'.

quence of this action, to whist, coording in Sarawak. After referring to the Labusu steampipe on deck, Mr H. W. Looker plaunch at the Godown Wharf they are all ground that the city is not in the interior, lives to tell the talo In the Lo Fguong

to their obarter agreement, Mosure Hennert mino, it adds Were these existing mines I would remind intending candidates Co are fully entitled, the Chinese worked to their full capacity Sarawak and | authorities, thinking that they detected in Labuan sions, without the assistance of there was no evidenco to slow that the nio tont upon engaging themselves to stra- and thus between the Customs and the case which I have also mentioned the that at ovary centre where not lem than their action some branch of contract randof satisfying the whole of the demands of any other country, would be almost capable was not dead when the injury to the hoof Bera rather than to residents, in the belief, Likiu Ofice, each interpreting the interior difficulty arose out of a Missionary giving twelve candidates present themselves för telegraphis instructions to the various Cus-the Singapore coal market, mrzi there would was done. The pigs were packed in two apparently, that they will be able to extort in a different way, business is throttled his card to a school teacher, who did not examination in practical music, & silver Cotist, to seize the steamers wherevorot be in reserve the huge coal flokto more than their legal faro Particularly is unless the importer pays the iniquitous deserve it. This man. to save himself medal will be awarded to the candidate they were; therefore the Commissioner of this noticeable at the fifth hour, the obolios quooze demanded by the officials. The 814, took it to the yamon; the Magistrate obtaining the highest marks in the Senior Customs at Shanghai stopped the clearance knowing full wall that busy residents have Consula are powerless in the matter. The was furious, and the result was what might or Advaqued Sunile Sestions, providing of the Kiengning on the 1st ultime, and

Chinking no time to take their complaints to the far American Consul has done his best to over-easily have been expected-consternation that the standard of Be marks (out of the the steamer Sunfokien on the 29th ultimo, stopped off Folice Station at Yaumati. An appeal to come the obstruction, but with nothing among the Christians, the flight of several possible 100) be reached. In this compati whilst the latter was proceeding down riverz

with A Capri BHARUS of the Memnon who has the Sikh Constable who is sometimes on duty and nobody to back him he can do nothing of them to escape arrest, and bad blood don, at least six of the candidates must be

a full cargo

merchandise and pas- of sengers. The Commisionar of Thinklang so popularized that steamer has been trans at the Wharf ends in a coglie being hired, but demand and prutast, and protest and everywhore. I do not wonder at the irrita entered for the Senior or Advanced Senior declined to receive Captain Pstoti of the Temperature

stomer Junjokien, and on the captain Humidity ferred to the Deucation, Captain Reese bat ho has it out with his fare by walking demand, and ac on ad in them. It is tim of the Magistrate, indeed considering Sections,

writing to

to demand from the Commissioner Diration of taking the Mennon to Hongkong. It is or omweng at sale pace from and to the time the Powers interested bestirred them the amount of foreign interference the off

Wind... A Bronze Medal is also offered to the pletely ignored.

the reason of his detention he was som- probable that Mr Muggridge, now chief Wharf. It is time sending was done. It selves to put an end to this monstrous per cials have to put up with I am surprised that?

Mr Bannerts at once Force officer of the latter, will become Captain on is too much to expect the ratepayers to be version of the treaty, and secure for their they do not strike back oftener than they do, candidate obtaining the highest marks in west to Chinking, and saw the British Weather

the Senior Section, provided that the Consal, who gave Mr Bonnerts to under-

Hala inal her return voyage Apropos of this we continually lodging complaints or taking nationals the rights which the treation pro- This whole matter needen thorough investi-

stand that, considering the matter Pastopan air temperature on th (British North Borneo Herald) cannot con-out summonses against the coolies. The nice thom Alos, we have fallen upon agation, and some ruethod should be devised standard of marks (out of the possible polition, it would be the best and wisest

Löwwel open air temperature on the. Brioni p gratulate our Hongkong friends upon their supervision of the rickshas and the coolies fably and bonetes Age when the great by thoes in authority to put a check upon 100 atlained. La this competition course to let the British Consal in Shang-

F, (1, Fios, First Zoulant, Hongkong Observatory, Sept. 0 180S, arrangements for examining and passing is police work; and, above all things, if the ambition of the diplomatist is to be a see the folly of men whose only qualification there list be at least twelve candidatos, of officer for throd trips schietition police cannot afford to look after the cacoessful beggar, and the fixed purpose of his for missionary. work is a surplus of un-whem at least four must enter for the officer cannot be examined because the liss, let them keep aetrict supervision on masters is to sheive him when he fails: balanced zeal.

Senior Section.

exandrier are asleep or on a journay do," | the riskshes and the risksha fazmer so that

A book prize in also awarded to the can

compiled by the Nautical Almanse Office in The Tide table given bolow has been (We are rusty in quotations or a dilapidated no fatality may ensue from the collapse of

Inptics some reference in your contem didit who obtains the highest marks in

Londen from the results of the analysis of copy only dose duty for all our legal pro. dilapidated or neglected vehicles. There, evidently under instructions from the poraries to the vegetarians in Kncheng Theory, irrespuctive of age and section.

observations taken by means of en automa Benses.But seriously is it possible that as a time when Mr John Mathieson, the Viceroy, are showing bitsar aostility to the Some of those who were banished have been Hongkong cannot raise three masterate Chief Inspector of Police, mausged

The Folaba Mining and Trading Co. (Lim.) ble tids recording machine in the Waver native Christians. In cases where the lot allowed to return, but their presence is no If I may make the suggestion, I think it have been for some time engaged in pr

Polios

Basin at Tsim Sha Tsui during the yeats 1887-8-9. mariners to hold the necessary examine- bross down the rickuha monety stomter are consumed it is almost impossible to cause for anxiety since the lesson they would prove a great encouragement to in pacting lule of tit-bearing, ore meng

loon, and then if we possible to get s de-

Kuala Klawang, Jolebu. Having prevod The sero of the table la Low Water ON" tions! Or are they in the hands of a cent moksha and civil colis; but, to alter et justice. A few months ago a proclama- learned after last year's masters will not greased application on the part of our the lode tu certain extant, and while dinary Spring Tides, which has been found favoured two or three whose convenience an old saying different times different. tion was issued na instilting to the nažive soon be forgotton. The heads that hangusical studente if some of our leading rewaiting for a full report from Germany ve to be 2 fest below mean sea lovel must be gumaulted, although the unfor kalis-and undifferent coolice, Wat is Churches and the Missionaries that some rotting from the trees at Hua Bang will site who are interested in music would practical gaults of treating twenty-five gauge at the Victoria Naval Yard add & f

the nature of the fode-stuff, and on the To obtain the depth of water on the tide needed is constant supervision, not apsarse tunate candidates van only present their die efforts to induce the riskaha farmer to of the country magistrates construe it as

offer a prize or medal to be competed for tons, the keep the aurviving vegetarians for many a

directors succeeded

7, mad on the gauge at Lamont Dook, melven at osrtain dates depending upon the full the obligatione of his lipense. giving them authority to do as they please

inted extoring for the first examination long teshuical report, and recommande an

and report

on it Mr Bibby has written a giran in the table.

A and I hope there will be many both for expenditure of £10,000 or 380,000 to 1

to begin Practical and Theoretical Music should mining operations. Ia

In conclusion, Ire

HOSTILITY TOWARDS NATIVE CHRISTIANS,

I regret to say that the officials,

KUCHENG CULIRIK,

a deal with it, as it might have to be re- ferred to the British Minister at Peking.

As nattars stand, the claini is daily in- greasing, not only by reason of loss of Eusi- uess, but on accoufit of the pay of the crow of four steamers, which amounts to oror 21,000 per day.

Hongkong Tides.

arrival of their steamers 1:. If so the regola" | CHEAP Copyright Music, 6 for 2 with those of their people who are Chris year from a repetition of that appalling fannually by local candidates. Those who that Mr. Bibby shoukl is the Rin Lode Abordeon, and 18 15 9 in to the highs;

tlons should be extended. An examining Robinson & Ch Board should sit me a work at least

tored in a day or two. The company.

tlans. Accordingly, there have lately been several glaring cases of what looks like offi.

tragedy.

TRADE-NEWS.

As to the Community there is not much

Have you have a valuable property, and all

it requires to make it so in to thoroughly

18.

open it up by drives on the course of the

Schools, for ontry formis, on the last day for reviving entire is September This will leave candidates ornyle examinations for which they have entered.

the autod country By sinking the depth loden, and to test it below water-level durur. 10

"[Whatever grounds their may be for our which was recently reorganized at a joint

Taz Yoshintaa olook žaosary of Tolesof cial pervecution. In one infamous case into say. The tea trade has been wretchedly write at once to Mr Ralphs, at the Dinobain † saya, In the Ri Lodas-Tin Minér, 3 De- contemporary & writidene, it is satisfactory stock company, the first intahieutia there the Dhions Loh District, not twenty milos bad, and if half that one heart is true; cost kuow that Mr Moggridge was examined money having been paid up, is to be regis from Foxhow, the native preacher and of the merchants will be begging for broad I dongkong, passed his eramizadou, zin känd strendy ONGEST BIZZET COURLErabię /tires of the members have been taken to ‡ before the yung is over – But things over three months to prepare for the indiosted in the tormar part of this report, now in combud of the Memnon We quantity for Bombay, Singapore, Hong the yamen on a charge brought by a not always what they seat and in spite Me Aala opportunity of congratulating kong and other places, and many or notorious runner. The magistrate wrote of grumblers and crakare, life is about Capt Branch on his new command chase of looks. The mating Lastor has for kostructions to the Prefect, who told as gay ne is ever was. Some of our proved to be inadequate to extube all for him to apply to the Viseray. He did so, most famous sportasian have left us, and for and another engine of a horse power

firma að Tokohama, have applied for pur

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you will be able to test the inded to the past under the email wilay leading down from the lip sval to the mala vsley. believe the clubent parts of these lodes will | Man. be found under via email valley, which, I tom

Até Mineral Operas, Googl, Bonky 405 4 s arides va pased din factoryon And His Excellentay pare him authority boethara are beginning sa faol the weight of Naw Stock of Pianos and Heparing Ma. - was istomged, hodi piülded. JarrU QUGLINKS |

punjch them to the full mature në tiks law, | sho graming page. And wrikbagt comes bakterial, W. Robinson i tidli

1st til eng

10th to 18th Septambor.

HIGH WATE

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