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TUESDAY, OSTOBER 24, 1899.

* Intimations.

HONGKONG HIGH LEVIII BAM

WAYS. COMPANY, LIMITED.

TIME TABLE. WEEK DAYS,

7.30a.m. to 8.30a.m... Every quarter of an bener. 8.30a.m. to 3.30 a....Every ten minutes. 9.30am, to 10.45 am... Evors quarter of an hour.

11.30 am to 3.00 pm....Every quarter of au tour. 3.30 pin. to 6.30 pm. Every quarter of an hour. 6.30 p.m. to 8.00 p.m...Every t. n minutes. Night cars at 8.40 p.m. and im and from 0.45 p.m. to 11:16 p.m. every half hour. SATURDAYE. Extra care at 11.50 and 1*: 45 p.m.

SUNDAY

8.16., to 10.16 Every half hour. 10.30 am to 11.00 a.m. Every tou int nutes.

Noon to 2 p.m...Every quarter of an hour. 2.45 p.ta. to 8.00 p.m. Every quarter of

an hour.

Night cara at 8.45 p.m. and 9 p.m., and from 9.46 p.m. to 11.15, p.nl. Erory half hour,

SPECIAL CARS by Arrangement at the Company's Officis, 38 and 40, soun's Road Central.

Hotels.

THE

Intimations.

'The Maples.' Mitsui Bussan Kaisha,

No, E5, Bluff, Yokolina, Japan.

A

N Idual health resort presenting the advantages of a first-class HoTEL and INSTITUTION, Turkish, HYDROPATHIO Vapour and other Batha, Gymnasium, Billarda, Tennis, Plussant Garden, Boul Promenade Extensive Viowa, Elegant. Public Rome and Sanitary Bedrooms. Special Cainino.

BOARD & LODGING

$2.00 Pin Day

90 & 92,

THE WESTERN EOTEL.

2043

QUEEN'S ROAD

No. 3, Ice Ionise Street, Praya Centras. HEAD OFFICE: TOXU

OFFICES:- LONDON,

New BRANCH

YONE, BOMBAY, SINGAPORE, SHANGHAI, TIENTSIN, NEWCHWANG and all Ports in JATAN. AGENCIES: Arin

MORE COAL MINES KANADA COAL MINEA HoоR COAL MINI YOSHINOYANI COAL MINER. OnRoura Coal MINES. No. 1, Outsch COAL MINES ICHANURA COAL MINES.

KISHIMA COAL, MINES,,

Yosuio COAL MINES, YAMANO, COAL MINES, MANOVRA COAL MINES. Tas OSAKA SUOSE KASHA, LTD. TORTO MARINE INSURANCE Co, Ltd. MEI FIRE INSURANCE CO., LTD. KANGAPUORI COTON SKISSING MILIS. SHANGHAI COTTON SINKING MILLS. TOKIO Corros SPINNING MILLS. MIKE COTTON SPINNING MILJA, LTD. ISIPERIAL GOVERNMENT l'APER BILIS. ONODA CEMENT COMPANY.

MITSUI TUSSAK-KAISHA,

K. HASEGAWA,

Manager.

WEST.

510

NEW VICTORIA HOTEL.

1070

Thongkong, August 18, 1899.

JOHN D. HUMPHREYS & SON,

General Managers

Hongkong, May 1, 1809.

BREAD.

CLEANLY.BAKED BREAD SHOULD BE KEPT CLEAN. PL

ATTARKÓ- Shanghai has rejected & proth Bread ich day), the China and Japan Telephone Co., bakery to establish rod imintain an install be from that Company in Shanghai, and hothon or thorised the Momicipal Council to

gut gasceding T. 130,000, tots send! Batoples of nasiona sercito,

ling cus- - towers.

ngkong,

13 ul 15, D'Aguilar Street,

and

21 and 22, Elgin Road, Kowloon. Hongkong, September 20, 1890.

Nome.

2

Algotine

Alacrity

Aurora

Bartfourt

Иченія

2108

ROTISSERIE,

Meals à la Carte.

between 7.30 a.m. and 11

1805

CHOPS, STEAKS, etc., oto, at any CARMICHAEL & BARLOW,

Consulting Engineers, Stresyors and

Contractor QUEEN'S BUILDIN04: ESIGNS and Spec@cutionis Prepared D

for any Class of SRAMKR. LAUNCHES and LIKE DRAUGHT VESSELS, & Speciality, Contractors for the supply and erecting of any Type of Mechinery. New Work and Regalis Supervised.

1788

Monthly Tiffin at Moderata Rates,

Madar & Farmer,

Proprietors. Hongkong, May 1, 1896, KOWLOON HOTEL, BRITISH KOWLOON,

TALS now

under New

T HOTEL, toute Now nad Second-hand LAUNCHES FOR SALE

quiet loonlity. Excellent sccommodation, Casino the best in the okay. BOWLING ALLEY AND DILLIARDS

J. WILLIAM OSBORNE,

Proprietor and Manages. Hongkong, January 9, 1899 83

Tolegrama: 'CELESTE ' Hongkong. Telephone 989,

H. F. CARNICUAKL. B. J. BALW.

Hongkong, April 1, 1859.

Her Britannic Majesty's Ships on the China Station.

4360

العملاقة 18

Hig

Tons.

Guns. III.P.

Captain.

#bertat.

despatch-vessel

1700

10

3000

Comdr. A. H. Smith Dorrien

Yangiso

sloop.

100

U

1:100

Commander E. J. W. Slade

Shangbai

aron ad cruiser, 1st class

5600

14

8:00

Captain E. B. Bayly

Nagasaki

battleship, at class

16,60

14

13,000

Hon. S. 6. J. Colville, 0.B.

Bonaventura

cruteur, 2nd class

21

1000

Capt. RA. J. Montgomerie, C.B.

Weihniwel Hongkong"

Bris

eruisor, 3rd clusa

1770

4

5500

Com. I. B. 5. Wroy

Weihaiwoi

Concurion

battleship. 1st class

14

3,000

Captain J. R, Jellicoe

Weihaiwei

Dapen

sloep

T140

2010

Cond. C. W. Winning-Ingrats!

Nagusiki

12

Endymion

craisers 1st class

7950

12- 10,000

Cup. A. Callaghan

Lengkong

g-bt. 3rd clay dast defence

3

200

Le-Lom. C. Chadwick

Shanghui

FARO

torpedo

bost destroyer,

330

$700

Lieut. -Con. R. J. kuyen

Weitwei

Firobrand

gunboat, 2nd class

13

350

Hongkong

torpedo bout destroyer

4000

Hangkong

flart

torpedo host destroyer

1000

Masaopo

Hermione

eraser, 2nd class

Capt. It. S. D. Cumming

Humber

stuceship

1000

1630

Iphigenia

cruisce, Rud class

Xay

Capt. H. N. Duuding

1longkong Hongkong Wollwei-..

Linnet

gun-vessel, 2nd class

786

Coin. Wm. W. Smythe

armoured cruiser, 1st class.

12

$500

Captam J. H. P. Burke

gua boat, 1st class

756

фу

1200

Lieut. Com J. G. Ariastrong

Phoenix

sluop

LOND

1400

Capt. R. P. Cochran

Pigmy

Jai Mat, fat class

JEN

Lieut. Cont. J. F. Green

700

Plover

1st class

1200

-Com. C. V. do M. Cowper

Idpolo

720

Bundpipor

85

240

Lieut. Comdr. E. C. Curr

Swift

100 篇

870

4600-

303 5600 12 6500

Commodore Francis Powell

2 200

Lt. Com. H. E. Hillman

Victorious

14,900

16 12,000

Capt. A. Schomberg

Waterwitch

Surveying ship

680

400

Comdr. W. P. Dawson

Whiting

tipede Lient destroyer

360

600)

Laeut.-Com. I. Kolly

Wivery

const defenceship,scoured 2750

IGNO

Comdr. H. J. Davison

river gunboat

100

2

550.

Woodiark

river gunboas

100

2

550.

Orlando

Peacock

TOAST

Blup

Undaunted

pre said boat

gathe

rocuis -

L 2nd class

g-bt. 3rd class coast dofener

armoured cruiser, 1st class buttleship, 1st class

Tweed

Woodcock

J.Com, F.-F. llaworth Booth

Capt. A: C. Clarke

Lieut.-Com. H. D. S. Waisun Lieut.-Comdr. Barton

Flagship of Vico-Admiral Sir E. H. Seymour, K.C.B. Flagship of Rear-Admiral C. S. P. Fitzgerald.

Aspic D'Entransteaux

Descritos

Eclairour

Loo

Μυρνο

Elba

Foreign Men-of-war on the China and Japan Station.

40000 23

2850.

475 3 400

Weihai wei Yokohama Manila

Singapore

Hankow Kolue

Singapore

West River Hongkong Hongkong West River Manila Weihaiwei Fu ning Hakolate Hongkong Yangtso River Yungtso River

Fouchow

Nagasaki

Shaghai

Kwangels u wan

Yokohama

Shanghai Sugapore Yangise River Foochow

-82

Nume. #

Kaiserin Elizabeth Presidenta Sarimanto

Flag and Description.

Austrian cruiser · Argentine training vessol

Тел.

Grena.

H.P.

Cheptuim

Capt. Julius Beck von Wellstaedt

Captain Betbeder

Last reported at

Hongkong Nagasaki

French gaubost

Commander Journot

Saigon

French Bagship

Captain de Mcroll

Saigon

French cruiser French cruiser

4000/ 1058

14:

8600

Capt 'libert

2050

Capt. Texier

Toku

Jean Bart Kersaint

Fronch cruiser

4000)

Cept. Aubin

French gunboat

1250

2000

Capt, de In Motte du Portail

Saigon

French gunboas

470

Capt. Amet

Pascal

French cruiser

3958

8500

Captain Mutet.

Kwongchadvan

Sucprisi Vaulan

Fronoh gunbsat

829

900

French crus

Cruiser

Captain Blondel

Captain de Plessix

Saigon

-

Deutschland

Germau fronclad

· 8000

BOOD

Captain Muller

Gotion

German ervis

2109

2000

Captain Rolimaan

Hansa

German cruiser

0100

30-110,000,

Captain Pohl

Iltis

Gerning guabout

Commander W. Laris

Irene

German-cruiser

4900

2930

Commander Übenheimer

Kaisotin Augusta

German cruiser

€331

14,000

Captain Kollor

Nugneeti

German gunboat

800

Capt. Merten

Italian cruiser

0732:

12

8500

Capt. Ceccani

Nugasaki

Italian cruiser

3630

-6988- Capt, Giovanni Gisell

Nagasaki

Liguria

Italian cruisÇE

2300

Piemonte

Italian cruiser.

2639

Stromboli

Italian cruiser

3898

:32:

10 1615,200

(0131

7000:

Oapt, B. Casella

Hongkong

Shanghai

Captain Constantino'

Shanghai

Africa

Portuguese transport Portuguese gunbont

∙1460·

Macao

400

819

800-16

3500

Lasaiau gunboat

1490

2

2000

Capt. Miklaaberely

Russian sloop

1200

9

2150

Captain Siloan:

Nagasaki

Russian sloop

200

1400

Coinmander Kachalof

Russian 2nd class battleship, 10,0;M

Captain Feniche

Nagasaki

Russian ganbust"

1490

5000

Copriaveff

Nagmati

Pamiat Azova

Paissian orusot-

8000

8000

Captain Niedermilles

Vladivostock

Tossia

Russian eritiser

12,500)

28

Rurik

Russian dagalup

10,923

2613,250.

Russian ganbost

950

1123

Rusion and class bartlasbir 10,000-

Captain Barranef

140 8500

Captain

950

2. 1120

Ramish

red, oraiser 0000 gunbost

16.

7000

500

Liberal

Admiral Kornielofi mi

Alsout Thobee,

Dinitry Donskoy Callanik Gremisteby.

Koresta

Mindshar

Nayann Otrajny

Russian cruise Russian gunbo Russian sloop Buosina Tozuiscr Russian guubost

Swatch

Sissol Veliky

Biveotch

Vladimir Manamach

Yosdnik

Zabijaka

1282281 29 1 ga

400

Copt. Vasco Carvallio

Coudr. Cenda lama

9000

Captain Yako'ieff

Captain Parenego

$1160

7000.

Captain BoismAN

Cupt. Sharon

Capt. Serebronník:#

#10

3800

20.064

171003438

137 265 17783 2190 5730 8 6868 1700 8105 1897 8 1988

90062229000:

Kale hip 10,2310 11111

Captain Domojiruft

Comdr. Haupt

Mollus

Captain Scubatin

Captain Prince Qurblumsky

Capt. Rogulia

Commander Komaroff

Captain E, W. Pigman Liont Com. J. B. Briggs Captain E. K. Moore Lieut. Com A. P. Nazro Domander J. McGowan Comdr. G. & Bicknell Conde, B. H. O, Julze Captain G. F. P. Wildo

Baltimore

Bennington

Casting Charleston

U

UB gunboat

1. Si gunboat S US about

Concord Helena

Manila

Monosso Monterey

Petra.

Hongkong

Nagasaki Vladivostock Fort Arthur

Vladivosteck

Nagasaki

Chemulpo

Vladivostock Nagasaki

CHINA MAIL.

LATE TELEGRAMS.

The Famine In India.

WHAT THE UITLANDER COUNCIL DEMANDS.

A statenient of the demands of the Vic Jander Council, made in June, 1899, will Simla, October 6th-The numbers un-again illustrate how serious were the griev for relief throughout India have now risen sus of the picople: to 129,018, of whom no less than 60,000 BD in the Punjab, nearly 5,000 being in tho Hisar District alone, while the Dom- bay Presidency secounts for 36,000 of the remainder.

port.

Plague Precautions. Inclatest derbures the port of Cotustantza close against arrivals frous Plague-infected Rassin declares the port of Nikny, Man churia, dangoras on account of "Page, an forbids the importation of rags from Plague affected countries.

A Hurricans At Sen. Culonita, Oct. 4.To ship Fouth, which arrived in Calcutta this morning, raparts haring encountered a terrible burricane off Tristan da Culina. A heavy sen arneled her cabins, and the officers and crew All their effects.

lost

The Darjeeling Disaster. Calella, Octolior 6-Sir James Wood bure, Lieut-Governor of Bengul, who is arriver at Darjeeling, las contracted fover, but the attack is not acrius

The Rangoon Outrage. It has been decided that the men of the West-Hang-Regiment, who sucre isoplicated in the recent outrage at Rangeon, skall be discharged from the Army. This, ap- parently, is the only notion ike wathorities

1. Lagistation by mero Volkerind resalu- tion to be abolished.

2. Equitable franchise law and fair re- presputation, with redistribution scheme.

3. English and Dutch languages to be chigisk

Intimations.

G. FALCONER & Co.,

WATCH-MAKERS AND JEWELLERS,

NEW SELECTIONS OF

DIAMOND JEWELLERY AND ENGLISH SILVER WARE,

HIGH-CLASS GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SPECTACLES, PINCE-NEZ AND EYE PRESERVES.

4. Reorganisation of the Civil Service. 6. High Court to be independent. (At) present the judges of the High Court are G. FALOONER & Co. ARE AGENTS FOR RO89'8 FAMOUS TELLSCOPES AND

BINOCULARS, LORD KELVIN'S NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS, required, ender pain of dismissal, to respect

ADMIRALTY CHARTS AND BOOKS. any resolution of the Volksrand, however hastily it any have beau pas. This do- mand was the result of an action in which an American subject obtained demigos against the Governinant).

. Reform of education.

7. The cancellation of monopolies, - (in addition to the long-standing liquor, mil- way, and dynamite monopolies the last two of which are said to represept a perman- ent tax of from £600,000 to £1,000.00 per amum upen the country, withough con- ducted almost solely in the interest of the munnpely hollets-there are now moner plies ongaged in the manufacture of cocoa, calcium carbide, soap, candles, matches. brushes, ete).

That it should be necessary, at the closo of this rentary, in any civilised cuntry, for white men of education and ability to ask for these rights many woll seem incredible. That they should ask for them in vain sous impassible.

Redress having been gnised by the British Government, it will, without doubt, be securad. And it is only when the do unded concessions are granted that the South African Republic will prove worthy of its name. Recent Events in the Trans vant, by Thomas R. Dodd, in the Supten bor Furuzz

The Now Dervish Pretender. London, October 5-A telegrun from Filati states that British forse landed or the Sumali Cat and fought the pretender and is Mattis followers near Berbera, INTERESTING LETTER FROM AN to state the number of untives killed.] natives were killed. This telegram omits Gelartla, Dctober 7---Tha troops for Ber ben have been temporarily stopped by

have been temporarily st

·IRISHAN.

The following are extricia from a vory interesting letter received by a Ferncy merchant from his son inhe Transvant bearing into, 13tle August. The writer is an Irish Roman Catholic and Nationalist:

27

JUST ARRIVED: EASTMAN'S CAMERAS, AND ACCESSORIES.

· 64; QUEEN'S BOID.

HONGKONG STEAM LAUNCH CO.

LAUNCHES FOR SALE, HIRE OR CHARTER, For Fionio, Shooting, Bathing Parties, do, Specifications and Drawings for the Building of Launches, Tug, Cargo, Water Boats, and Small Craft of every Description.

Apply to CouraNY'S OFFICE, 15 PUAYA CENTRAL,

A. G. GORDON, General Manager.

Hougkong, April 1, 3898.

W. BREWER & Co.

CHRISTMAS CARDS FOR SENDING!

HOME. NEW BOOKS & NEW EDITIONS. Wide World, Volume 3. ... Postage Stamp Albuns

$1.00 2,50

3,50 4.00

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Vol. I

Lawyer.... Every Man His Own Lawr Daily Mail Commercial Map of China .70 Keith Johnstone's Allas, 70 Maps... 0.79 125 Graphic Stories, Industries... A Name to Conjure with, by Strange

1.50 Winter

When I first came to the Transreal in ELLY &

Cooper's Hill Collage. Annden Daten, Clouel John Walter Otley, CE, R.E., has been appointed 1 Travelled on hiulu Waggon from Kim- Tresilient of Cooper's Di Galego, in suc-berley, 29 days. Boera were then pour, maal glad to see Outlandera coming with cassion to Colonel Pennycuick

The Bears Boney in their pockets... sold their best land fut what thog at the time-thought was a fortune, and they now kuow was a song, and naturally no name is black enough for those who got the best of them in those sort of deals, and at the present time the wealth of the country is held by the Outlanders, who have not the slightest representation

Death of a Famous Engineer. The death is announced of Mr John Donaldson. the reduler of the Dumda Betory mud of Calcutta Port.

Hailstorm in Ceylon, Mdule. Ucs 10-A usually heary storm, accurated by hall, fell over Matale towe last orening, between & und p.. The rain poured in curents for about half an-hour, and landed the ads and garden The weather is still only. Hail-stones that were picked were as large as an ordin aty hen's egg The rainfall as shown in a P. W. D. gauge was 92 in: (sic)

+

The Roors holl to the Government of. landers, and are helped by the Hollanders the country and the laxation of the Out who fill all Civil Service appointments, which the Boers are qualified for; hones the support of the Hollanders. Seme of the appointments are filled by Cape Dutclt, hence the support of the Cape Colony Datch.

Crisis in the Bombay Cotton

*In their dealing with as they try to Of treat us as if we were an inferior race. Industry. Calcutta, Oct. 4.--The Directors of the course there is no distinction made between Gujerat Cotton Mill Co. reselved, at their English, Irish, and Scotch; they treat us all alko. They believe that in war ona Beer reting on the Ist instant, that as soon as

finished they would is equal to ten English sokliers, though oi their supply of cotton stop working the mill. Owing to the high this I have my doubts. It is gulling for us rates for cotton and the poor price of yarns, to live in this country, subject to the taunts twas alls have gone into liquidatiot, then insulte which are heaped en us, they shareholders suffering a las to the extent being all well armed with our money, and

retaliate of R15 Lakhs. Another mill has closed, we bofag dafenceless, and therefore cannot and unsre appear likely to follow.

Fam decidedly on the side of the British Government on the Transraal question, as Wreck of a Steamer.

so would you if you lived here for the past Messrs Shepherd and Company's steamer eight years as I have done. The Irish lea- sympathy in this Shirwad, fin the Coast Ports and Goa, with ders are losing a lot 400 passengers on board, struck on a rock, country by their championship of this rotten owing to very foggy weather, near Jaitapur Government. They think that wo are liv bghthouse. There were out 398 passing on their sufferance, and try to treat us gers on hand when the silent occurred, and all were saved, with the exception of

fur, and landed at Jaitapur.

Indian Tea Prospects. October 9.-Tho tra reports from Assam, Dooars, and Teini show that the inmediate prospects are fair, but too much min has fallen in sono garter. The Cachar pro- pects throughout the district are generally favourable. The Sylhet outturn last month was about normal. Darjeeling estimates are unlikely to be reslisel

Ceylon Toa in London London, October 13.-The market genor- ally is weak. The mutkut for medium Liguoring pekoes and medium braken peknes is weak.

The market for common peknes and broken pekoes in steady. The price of Esir liquoring Ceylon Pekno Sou chong is 7d. The average price of Ceylon Tew sold on Garden Account this wesk was Fil..

Calcutta Tea Sales. Curatie, October 7. --At yesterday'a te antes 21.728 packages were sold. au caster lone prevailed throughout, and prices were irregular, especially for medium descrip tions Peaken petoes were very difficut so sell, while couunen lenf tans were slight ly lower, chiefly owing to the largo quantity placed for sale.

i

October --The average of the last tea sales was six aunas two pirs. There will be no further sules until the 24th instant, awing to the holidays.

Hongkong Tides.

dogs. After all their boasting I do not

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The Waverley Hotel

ICE HOUSE STREET, HONGKONG,

think they will fight: I rather imagine they A FIRST-CLASS PRIVATE FAMILY HOTEL.

Le

will cove in at the last sooment. The British Government seews to know what they are

out, and lavo taken their re have the proper man in Sir Alfred Mile at Cape Town.

al

Should war break out here, I have not yet decided what to do, though I think I down te , and round shall probably get to Natal, and may again handle a rifle, and′′ if I do I shall rememiner many an irsult en dured here. Business here is stagnant. When affairs are settled there will be a Innd boom here."

CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAE-

Station

REGISTER, .rober 23rd.-T & P.M.

Wostock Tokie.... 29,- € Kochi29.99 Nagasaki. 30.11 Kagoshi 30.11

Wind.

Humfilly.

irection.

VALURRA 1831

Gutzlaif...30.24 50 Sharp Pk. 0.12 6578 amoy..... 30.00 70 85 Swatow... 40.to 70 Canton....50.49 23 54 Hongkong 30.01: 7960) Vict. Pea!

Gap Rod 0,011 Macao....30 78 Haiphong Manila... 29.80 £4 Malete.....

The Tide Tablo given below has bean Bacolod... compiled by the Nautical Almanse Odicelle 30.77 in London from the result of the analysis Ceba... 20.80 80 of obearrations taken by means of an su

0.5. Jame tomatic tide-recording machine in the Wa- ter Police Basin at Tsim Shs Teet during the years 1887-6-03.

October 24th, hồ TG. 3. Đơn

WTostook.. The zero of the table is Low Water Or- Tokio...... dinary Spring Tides, which has been found Koob...... Nagasaki.. to bo 2 feet below mean sea lordi.

To obtain the depth of water on the tide Kagoshima

gauge at the Victoria Naval Yard add 5 ft. Gutal, 80.34 69 58 7lu., ard on the gauge ut Lamont Dock, Sharp Pk, 30.0 64 60 Aberdeen, add 12 t. 9 in. to the height | Amoy 30.14 69 given in the table.

25th to 31st October.

Height

water.

Swatow

Canton

CUTESTUFASTSSSHULE

90.21 07 50 Hongkong 30.17 73 GE Fiat, Fesi

Gap Book 30.18

Macao 30.187- Haiphong

Man 2093 81 83

·Malatejoo Bacolod...

Til......79.89) 84. ba...... 39.99) 6

Weather.

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F. G. Fias, First Assistant, Hongkong Observatory, Ost. 24, 1899.

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OHON

WASHERMAN'S HOURS, for the use

** of Ladies and Gentlemen, can now by had it this UffoPrice $1 each

Our Man Oce

3. BADOMETER, reduced to 63 derrees Farenheit

Visitors will find the Waverley Hotel unsurpassed for Comfort, Cleanliness, and Good, Cooking. ̧

Special Rates to Familier.

VISITORS AT HOTEL.

HONGKONG HOTEL

Mr J. H. Aitken Mrs Augus

V. J. de Bremond

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JF. M. Bartlett

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child

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and nurse

Bottenhaima Mr. W. Brown

Mr G. Brusse

nan

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Bir J. W. Carlin

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Vte. de Cholet

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Eldridgu

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Mrs. Thomas

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Capt. Goldard

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children

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Whitlow.

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Mr J. M. de Zuniga

VISITORS AT HOTELS..

PEAK HOTEL.

Capt. Van Corbuch My G... Dann Mr & Mr W. H.

Davis and child Mr A. L. Denison Mr P. Dow Unlonel H. Elsdale Colonel J.

Mr H. F. R. Brayneblajer G. R. St. John

Mr H. B. Kondrick Mr P. Bure

Captain P. Kofod Mr J. Lamko T.Mr J..E. Len

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Evatt

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Input. Colonel A. R. Gor

Fraser

Mr. Sharp

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Hang

Mr G. H. Wheeler Mrs W. E. Home.

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R.N.

Mrs Ornwhy

Sisters

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monds, RA,

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MrW, Stang

Mr & Mrs P, E. L.

Lorck

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JAMES REED INJURED,

R. James Reed struck his leg against La cike of ico lo such a msager në fo bruise it severaly. It became very much swollen and pained him so badly that he could not walk without the aid of crutches, He was treated by physicians, also used several kinds of lininent and two and a half bat, nuthing Wish to express my thanks to the gallons of whisky in bathing is,

Mr G, A, March

MANY THANKS.

FI manufacturers of Chamberlain's Colic gave any relief until he began using Uhaur

and the level of the sea a kiss, entha, and Cholera and Diareboen Remedy, for beving berlain's Pain Balm. This brought almost dredth

dre Terezazume, in the whole, is degrees Fahren,

put on the market such a wonderful media ecroplate cure a week's time and bo

Texas. There are many thousands of his leg would have had to be ampatated 33. HERMITE, 19 percentage of maturation, the humline, BAYS W. W Masingill, of Beaumont believes that bad, he not used this remelly dity of a saturated with us mothers whose children have lean and Mr. Food is one of the landing merchants

-DIRECTION OF WILD,

6. Hoses of Wren, socording to haulers cair,

6. SAYS OF WRATHER, & blue sky, a detached clouds

✔ drizzling - rain, fog, a gooy, ball, i lighting, o overosat, passing showers, qualy, reala, now, Wander vielbiller, so dew (WEL)

-17 Bain, In incheng 29utke, and hundredths.

from attacks of dysentery and cholem of Clay Court House, W. Ya Pain Bain infant who must also feel thankful. It is unequaled for sprains, brulee and

is for sale by All Dealers: Watkins & Coptham ham. For sale by All Dealers General Agents

Watkins di Co., General Areata

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