WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1901.
THE PLAGUE
The plague statistics issued to-day show that there 33 frish cases of plague during the past twenty-four hours (32 Chinese and 1 other Asiatic) and 20 deaths: Elio totals to dato aro-Casos Chinese, 837; other Asiatise, 17; Europeans 10. Desths Chinese, 793; otlier Asiatics, 12; Euro- paans, 4-that is to my, 804 comes and 200 deaths.
No further European cases of plague have occurred in Hongkong, and all the European patients in Hospital are doing well. A Sanitary Board foron me O, de Cruz, who was employed in plague work at Younati, contracted the disease, and died yesterday. One of his daughtere (o child), also died of the disease, and an other(also an infant) is removed to Hospital. Beaconsfield Aroule sens to be getting a thorough overhaul.
London, May 19 The total mees of hahonic fever at the Capaso far amount to 810, of which 275 have boon tol
Sinla, May 14 The plague mortality throughout Train continues steadily to do- cline. The tail nombor of deaths roturn- ed for the last week is 2.592 against, 3,298 in the previous boven days. Bengal, the Punjab and the Bumbay Presidency all show an improvement.
SOUTH AFRICAN NEWS.
More Boar Prisoners. Simla May 13. The following are the latest casualtion in South Afgen Boulay
24th April, slightly wounded, Lietteaut W. Udiam. Anny Medical Staff,
20th April, prisoner, Captain C. Deebi- won, Dennison's Scouts.
2nd May, slightly wounded, Liszt. Matthew, Kimberley Regiment.
LATE TELEGRAMS,
The Glasgow Exhibition. Calcutta, May 13-an Indian Daily Acus spacial telegram, dated London, the 12th instant status that the Glasgow Inter. national Exhibition was opened by the Duka and Duchess of Fife, The Exhibition is the largest over hold i Groat Britain. promised to be an undoubted success. It The Machinery section is a splendid show, Since the opening, the visitors have num- bored half-s nillion. The Freedom of the City was presented to the Pake and Doc. hess of Fife
Patriotle Speach from Lord Salisbury,AME
THE CHINA MAIL.
The Porte and the Powers. London, May 11-The Porte bas Gond a third Note to the Ambassadors perempto | rily deading the suppression of the Foreign Post Offices. This has been returned to the Forte, tins creating a par- tial sessation of offeial relations between the Embassies and the Pasto.
Auctions.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
THE Undersigued has received-instruc
US Sell by PUBLIC ACCHION,
May 12The Perte shows no sign of pletely agreed as to the nesemity for dethe yielding; and the Ambassadors are Gull- formined action. The foreign rails are 14, being reviver and forwarded by special couriers.
May 16.-The Porte has sent a Nots to the Antlassedure regresting that his pro- vious Notes Bind wounded their scp- tibilities, and requesting their cv-operation to prevent the postal circulatini of sediti. nous documents and smuggling.
London, May 13 Lond Sabsbury, his speech at the Non-conformist Unionist Banquet, said that the past tire years had shown that the spirit of our countrymen burua as bright an over. He have been used, he said, these suggestions that our star har eet, and that we would never fight again. That was a grobe miscalculation, and we have shown that the power of Eng. land is safer, and peace mure secure, than bofore. His tdship added that there Was un Power in the world but know that if it defes England's might, it defies one of the most formidable of busies,.
The Boxing Fatality.. May 16. In the trist of the adversary of the deceased America boxer Braith and all the Officials, of the National Sporting Club, the jury were unable to agres,
4
The late Sir Arthur Strachoy.
Simh, May, 15.-Sir Arthur Strachoy, Chief Justice of the Allahabad High Court, died here last night of typhoid, couplicated Ho came up about a with Malta fever. fortnight go with Lady Strachey and was then in poor health. At one time he rallied slightly, but there was no real aprove ment, and last night he died. Very genuine regret is felt here amongst al clance of the comminutity.
on-
THURSDAY 39th May, 1901, ot 2.45 pm, at No.
SALISBURY AVENUE, Kowloon,
A QUANTITY OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. (Pucticulars can be seen from Catalogue).
On View from WEDNESDAY, the 20th May. TERMS: As Customary.
GRO. P. LAMMENT,
Audioneer. Hongkong, April 26, 1901.
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GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION.
No. 200
E following Particulars, and Con. dition of SALE of CROWN LAND PUBIO AUDRON to be held at the Offices f the Public Works Department in MONDAY, the 3rd day of June, 1901, et 3 m., ure pablished for general infurms-
Later.Bir Arthur Strachey was attacked with low fever in the 17th ulime, and bacteriological investigation showed positive reactions to both enteric and Malta fever
fairly at sfactorily tion. testa. He went up until yesterday afternum, never beving very high temperaturo or adverse symptoms, Portonition then ocurred and acute Euge Cotton Combine."
paitonitis set in, and he expired quist May 12-Mr Pierpont Morgan's retoy nt 945 last night, retaining con- ventative is now at Montreal, and it is un-
sciousness to the end. The deceased-luft derstood to be in connection with the instructions to be cremated and this will projected. Trous for all American cotton in accordingly be done. It was the decerned's dustries, including Canadian plants,
desire that his friends should not be alarm ed about his illness Hence its grava n ture was not made known earlier. He was nursed throughout by Lady Strachey, for whom the dooperb sympathy is felt.
A number of French aston spinners have decided to lessen the output until the
resent stocks to exhausted,
The Barcelon Riots.
The holy of the late Chief Justice of Al- Bay 11 Strict censorship is being ex- ortised on All news from Barcelona. Tele- lahabad was brought in this afternoon, on- Tgrams from the Frontier state bat the closed in a plain wooden coin, to Al towns occupied by the Military, who nu Sausts Church, Boileauganj where the func ber 10,000 and ses encamped in the streets.ral surive was read by the Rov. Mr Saua. The disturbances are apparently, entirely dors, Chaplain of Simils. The Vicory, the Honourable Mr Raleigh, the Foreign Se the work of Anarchists,
May 12-Order has been restored atcretary, the Home Secretary, the Legiels
Sive Secretary, and the Viceroy's Private Barcelous, the strikers resuming work, Ninety-four areasts have been monde, and Secretary were amongst the who attend.
ર્યો. any will be banished,
3rd May, slightly wounded, Lieutenant 3. Bellville, 10th Lantern.
4th May, released, Lieut. Mostinn, Driscoll'a Scouts.
6th May, slightly wounded, Lieutenant Donegan, Johannesburg Mounted Rifles..
6th May, killed, Lieutenant F. Lavon Benningray, Mervo's Rcouts.
7th May, killed, Lieutenant G. John. ston and Captain J. Kully both of the 6th Victorias Contingout. *
Contral Asia.
Sim, May 11 Dr Steia the archaeolo. giat, writes from Kashgar that he has teach
8th May, died of enteric Lieutenanted Endare where he has made another in Spiour, 3rd King's Royal Hides slightly teresting, find of Buddhist and Sanscrit wounded, Laoutenant E.W. Woctall, South manuscripts, somewhat less epcient than
the woodlon fallets first discovered. African Ocnstabulary.
shows
Boir war
The Royal Tour.
The coltin will remain in the Church to-night and will be taken at seven commor. row morning to a sit near Boileauganj. where a pyre of wood has been erectul Eur the premation. The danger of a fico on the pine-clad slopes below the station render- ine it undesirable to have creation iste in the day.
In the course of an article on the subject the Pioneer says: Sir Arthur Strachey had all the qualities of a great julge, profound knowledge of the law, fine disc imination in weighing evidence, an intellectual energy and grasp which were capable of asguilat
all ihe dotsita of intricate and com- ing all plicated cases, and above all an unswerving sincerity and unsleeping vigilance in the pursuit of the true ends of justice. By his death our Courto sustain a loss which it is difficult to over-eatiumte, and still more dificult to make good.
Kitchener Landon, May 18.-Lord announce that General Grenfell has
May 13-The Duke of Cornwall, at occepied Louistrichardt, which has been held by six British with forty surrendered Boors Ballarat, has laid the foundation-stone of a Other columns have made further bigenument to the local soldiers killed in the hauls, including some machine guns, ** Brisbane being plague infected, the Duko
May 11-A Parlamentury, Paper, that US farins and other buillinge wera and Dudley of Cornwall will go there by binet in South Africa between June and, leaving II M9 Uphat Melbourne. Adelaide, May 11-Kuighthoods have January last chieffy in Oct
October and No been conferred upon tho Mayors of Sydues The dinner at the Trocadero, in Mandny and Melbourne whilst the Mayors of Brisbane, Adelaide, and Hobart Town have night, to the muombers of tist Ceylon been created Companions of the order of
London, May 9-Sir Reginald Beauch Contingent now in Bagland from South St. Michael and St. George. Africa, was an inqualified success":23
Fifteen thousand men took part in them has just succeeded in obtaining a great military review at Fiomington yostor. diveren fram his wife, with a verdict for day. Bitterly cold weather pravailed. It £10,000 damages against the co-respondent,
catiuated the: the spectacle was witness. Mr Hugh Wait.
sember.
members of the Contingent participated,
Fi
and there were 83 present altogether.
Sir Frederick Saunders was in the Choir. and after the loyal constr, proposed Toed by fully 150,000 people. A gloom was Imporial Forces, which was reponded to as over the proceedings by the sullen by Goteral W. Ulive Justice Colonel death of Licntcaput Broad, one of the West Conse-Scott, and Colonel Carmichael Young Australian contingunt, pho expired sudden
ly frim heart disease during the march past the enrringa containing the Duke and Duchess of York
Pu
Major Murray-Menzies and Capt, A. & Toogood responded to the toast of The Ceylon Contingente
Sir E. Noel Walker submitted Pro perity to Ceylon, and Mr. J. L. Shand rejiendli
Dr James Sinclair then proposed. The Chairman, which concluded the tonst list.
The key-noto of the proceedings was the words of Sir Frederick Saunders: Well donu, Coplon Contingent,'
The Cape Premier denies that changes in the Chipet is contemplatel, and declares that the Ministry is in full agreement with the Imperial Policy.
Divorco.
Burned to Death. Adelaily May 11.This morning'a pa pers contain news of the shockingly sudden deatir last night, in Meibune, of Mis Pater, wife of the late Judge Pater, who was for many years Judge and acting Gort. Rundent in the Northern Territory,“
Irat 40 The unfortunate hdy was desth. She is supposed to have been May 12 -Advices from St. Petersburg reading in beit, and to have ballen asleep stato that a Ulisse has been issued, author: leaving the light barang, and that the cut-
sing a four per coutumn of $4,000,000 |tains thus became accidentally ignited. franes, to repay the Treasury for advances
The
The Russian Loan
sdo to the railway, and to meet current LOCAL AND GENERAL. expenditure.
The statement that the French Ruths. childs would. issue a Russian loan is confirmed. The loan in supposed to be the remalt of M. Dalchsee's visit to St. Peters
Bersay 15. The Russian loan ha heen issued as 15h, and is quoted in Paris at Three per cent proinium.
May 15-Ons hundred and six Bers were killed and 2,2 0 captured in the mouth
April
General Polo Crow at True in thanking the inhabitants for gwend of howar, gnoted a distinguished Continental soldier attached to his Division saying that after scate our frogs marching bootless and fight og forless, he would place the British foremost atong European armies.
og
May 10-A now Commundo, upzarde of hundred strong, has cutored Capo Colony, and, it is ramvared, De Wet is also in Cape Colony,
May 10-It is rumoured at St. Petore- burg that Rustin is negotiating for a further loan at Berlin."
Army News.
St, May 13. The following appoint. ments are now suctioned: Brigadier: General Louch to officiate to command of the Lahore District, vion Coneral Morton on have: Ustonel Wolfe, Murray to set command of the Presiderop District rice A patrol of thirty of the Metropolitan Oaners! Leach; Colonel, Nixon to officiate. Mounted Elifles, who lately grived at the end of the Intelligence Department,
and Cape from England, lost four men killed Simla, in Colonel Walre-Murray sad six wounded in a skirmish near Mer Lieutenant-Colonel A. Masters to sticlate Command, vice- andborg.
Colonel
3 Rempater, A A. A. G., Oulone F. J Madres, in appointed to officiato as Depity. Adjutant General, Punjab, sice Brigadier General Whitby, procording home on leave. 15-Leutenant-Colonel R. Macrae, May T.M., and Lieutern Colonel WA. Simmonds, M. Sare ratec toil for promo tion vice Lieutenant-Colonel A. J Wil- cocks and Lieutenant Colonel E. Palmer, retired
The Lane University has provided in con. fre at St. Helens for the benefit of the prisonera desiring to be examined
London, fay 3-Heluma ublished by the War Othen show the British losses in SAfrica Auring April to have been 830 kited, and al died of nouna, 98 deaths from discare, and 36 accidentally Filled
918 invaded home, 270 winded
A return has been published showing the number of leasigners included among the Boer prisoners to be 35 Frenchman 10 Russia, 273 Germans, 96. Americulis, and 150 others, who claim to be naturalised
Bora
Ter members of the Queensland Bicycle Scorps have just performed a brilliant fest in South Africa, Whilst out outing they succeeded in surrounding and captur
The Mad Mullah Expedition. London, May 1-A Tires telegram from Hear says that King Manelik isl Bending 10,000 fresh troops to replace the force operating spans the Mad Mullah, ring to privations which the Abessiniana bare sullered They had to est cauiels and transport animals. ****
ing a party of nine Boers, and several The N. W, Frontier. Wagons kaded with stores.
Botha's wife is on her way to Europe for
Allahabad, day 10--The Amir of Kabul
the purpose of impressing upon Kruger has now po sunch ready money at lús die- the terrible state to which the country has posal that he is speading large sums in „kou roduced, and the hopelessness and her Brys than in the purchase of argæ andlass of continuing the struggle hymd sunition. Within the last few longer he ac takes with her worst months he has banght considerable quanti pathetic mesage from Madam
tus of precious stones from a European. bushand. her aged
fium of jewellers in India, their agentu Speaking sta
taran eling travelling 16 Katul ju order to complete!
STEAMERS PASSED SUEZ CANAL,
¦
By Command.
T. SENCOMBE SMITH.
Acting Colonial Secretary.
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COLONIAL SECRETARY'S OFFICE,
Hongkong, 18 h May, 1901. Particulars and Conditions of the Letting by Public Auction Salo, to be hold on MONDAY, the 3rd day of June, 1901, at 3 p.m.. at the Offices of the Public Works Department, by Ordor of His Excellency the Gorerner, of Dar of Lot of Crown Land, in the Colony Hongkong, for a term of To Years, with the option of rosewal at a Crown Reat to be fixed by the Surveyor of His Majesty the KING, for one further term of 70 years.
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No.
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GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION.
.231.
E following Particulars and Chili- tions of SALE ∞i CROWN LAND by PUBLIC AUCTION, to he-hold at the Offices of the Public Works Department, en 3rd day of Jane. MONDAY, the
To-day's Advertisements
PUBLIC AUCTION,
Suit No. 40 of 1901.
ORIGINAL JURISDICTION,
H. PRICE & Co., J. M DE ZUNIGA,
Destination.
Vessels Advertised as Loading.
Pessels
Agents
Date of Leaving.
11500.
Butterfield & Bwira May 31 Butterfield & Bwire June 10 Gibb, Livingston & Co. May 30, até p.m.. Norddoutecher Lloyd June 13, Hamburg-Am'ka Linia biay 81 Hamborg Am'ka Linie Jane 10, BJ. Barlow About June 3. Butterfield & Swire...rine 14 McGregorBros & Gav Jupe 38.
P&O S. N. Co. June 8, at nuon. Butterfeld & Swire. June 10. Shewa, Tomos & Co. Play SI, at 5 pm. Jardino, Matheson&Co May 1; at 4 p.m. Messagorina Maritimon June 3, at 1 put P. WO. 8. N. Com May $1, stunou.. Furdino, Matheson Coat June 25. (McGregor Blue & Bow Abort, June 20.
Amoy, S'rang, S'baya.Shantung (0) ......... Australian Porta.....Changaha (8) 7. Australian Ports Eastern (5) .... Bremen & Ports of Call Hamburg (8) Havre and Hamburg..Segovia (e) Havro and Hamburg. Wittenberg (0) Jap, Saipan, Guam...Louise J. Kenny Dardanius (6) .............. tions from the Registrar, of Supromo London
Glengarry (0) THE Undersigned have received instrua. London Court, to Sell by Public Auction, under a London & Ports of Oll Coromandel (5) writ of Execution issued in the above Manile... Changsha (8)
Monila
Diamante (8) ..... Sait,
Langsung (8)..... Alanis TO-MORROW (THURSDAY),
Marseilles v. Suigen Laos (6) the 30th May, 1901, at 3.30 p.m., ne No. 9, Mareilles & Loudon. Ceylon (a)
Queen's Rand Central,
New Yorky Suez Canal Indrani (6) SUNDRY HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE. New York Gienartoey
FURNITURE,
Now Yorky. Suez Canal Afridi ( New Yorky.SueCanal Hiliglen (6) Comprising:-
New York v.Suez Canal Arara (6) DOUBLE IRON BEDSTRAD with WIRE and Portland, (Or. e....Indravelli (») RATTAN MATTRESSES, MOROCCO LEATHER San Diego & San Fou Belgian King (8)..... COTERED DRAWING ROOM SUITE, TEAKWOOD S. Francisco v. Japan. Doric (a) WARDROBE With BEVELLED GLASS, MANDLES. Francisco v. Japan. Paru (a) For WARRUZANDH, TEAKWOOD DEEMING B. Fencinco v. Japan. Nippon Mary (6) .... TABLE, LAUT 3 DESK, TEAKWOOD SIDEN ARDS'hai and Japan......Java (8) with BEVELLED GLASS, TEAKWOOD DESKS. Seattle, vis Japaa.....Kaga Maru (6).. BooK CAеss, Corving Press, &c., 4o.
ALKO
A Quantity of MANILA CIGARS: prising Invinciblos, Porectas, Rouquets, Princesas, Londres, Re galia Antonio Lupes, of the PERLA DEL | Dobiventu and La GrealDA FACTORIES,
And
One HARTFORD TYPEWRITER. TERMS,As Usual.
HUGHES & HOUGH,
Government Auctioneers. Hongkong, May 29, 1901.
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DEUTSCH-ASIATISCHE BANK.
of
in
INDER Authority of tho Cours
Direstora, M. E. F. GROS TAKE CHARGE of the Hongkong Branch of this Bank during my Ahsance.
(Ed.) H. SCHOTTLA ENDER,
Acting Manager. Hongkong, May 29, 1901,
GUN WANTED.
DOUBLE-BARREL
1358
GUN B Bare WANTED. Second-hand in perfect order and cheap,
Letters to 0. X.,' this Office.
Hongkong, May 29, 1901.
18
Shanghai...Whampoa (s)
Dodwell & Co., Ltd... May 31 Dodwell & Co., Ltil June 14, Sowan, Tomes & Co. About August 1.^ Showan, Tomes & Co. About June 10.
June 10, at 4 gr.m. Butterfield & Swire.....
10. &0. 8, 8. Co... June 1. at noon. Pacific Mail 9. S. Co. June 18, daylight. Toyo Kinen Kajada... June 11, at noon. P. & 0, 8. N. Co....... Ahout J3. Nippon Tuen Kaish, June 14 p. Butterfield & Swire... May 31 Mussagories Maritimes About June 4. Norddeutscher Lloyd.. About May 30. Nippon Yason Kaisha. Jane 21, at noon, Sander, Wieler & Co.May 31, afternoon. Douglas Lapraik a Co. May 30, at 10 am, Mitsui Bunenas Kaisha. June E, daylight." .........Mitsui Bussan Kalsh June 2
S'lai, Ni, K'bo&Y'm Sydney (5) S'pore, Col'bo & Bboy ilke Macu (8). 9'ini, 'ki,H'go& Yo Sachsen (8) Singapore and Barabes Melpomene (8) Swalow, Amoy, Taut Haimun. (8),... Stow, Amoy &F'chow Anjing Maru (6) Swatow, Amoy & Tro Daiji Maru {x} Tacuroa (Wash.), .. Beaomar (0) Vancouver (B.C.), &c. Empress of China Weihaiwei & Tientsin Kwaiyang (8) mó
*.*...
Dowell & Co. Limited June, at noon. (8)...Canadian 16c R. Co: June 6, at noon.
Butterfield & Swire.... Juno B
To-day's Advertisements Newshang and Cheloo May 23, General.
NOTICE.
INFORMATION has been received from our SINGAPORE BRANCH by War of the ROBBERY of 8236,950 of $50 NOTES, Issued by The HONGKONG AND SHANEDAT BANKING CORPORATION, Singapore, and the Public are hereby cautioned against receiv. ing and/or Caating Singapore Notes of the denomination of 850.
For the Boxoxoxo & SHANGHAT BASHING CORE,
T. JACKSON,
Chief Manager, Hongkong, May 29, 1901.
TO LET.
RMSBY TERRACE, Kowicos.
2,3,,, 10th
DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP COMPANTONITORIAL BOL
THE
A
LIMITED.
FOR SWATOW, AMOY AND TAMSULI.
Company's Steamship
HAIMUN, Captain Davis will be despatched for tho aboro Ports on THURSDAY, the 30th Inst., at 10 a. 31.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
DOUGLAS LAPRAIK & Co.,
Den val Managers. Itougheng. May 28, 1901.
1001, st 8 p.a., are published for general THE CHINA AND MANILA STEAM. information.
By Command.
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T. SERCOMBE SMITH,
Acting Colonial Secretary, CoONIAL SECRETARY'S OFFICE, Hongkong, 18th May, 1901. Particulars and Conditions of the Letting by Public Auction Sale, to be hold on Monday, the 3rd day of June, 1901, at 3 p.a., at the Utices of the Public Works Department, by Order of His Excelleney the Governor, of One Lut of Grow Land, at Mong Kok Taui, Kowloon, in the Colony of Hong- kong, for a term of 75 Years, 0151- wencing from the 25th December, 1887.
Purtisthery of the Lot.
- CROPPED TOUR BEER, Maria Federic
Laisand Marin, Lindencsali, Heuer,
May 13 Albery, 8; Babty, Cost, Ekone,
Beginoy Locality Kenlovers, Gilmoucas, Mainya, Hudson,
A So. Sibirá Ness, Sambie 14; Flind shire, Idomeneus, Marburg, Alcénzelis, Rhein, Tantalus, Grumtder, Devonshire, Togene, Silesin (German) 17. ; : Condňa, Hantki Mari, Ocomien, Salvie, Sluray. hai, Kherson, Kiantachon, St. Dunston, Hudug, 21; lion. Hyson, Sada Maru, Min, Ranshan, Shirley May 24.
Moita.
The P. M. S. S. Peru, with mails &c., left San Francisco fer this port via Hono- lela, Yokohama, laland Ses, Kobe, Nagasaki and Shanghai, on the 11th May. The 1). :). Co.sss. Coptic, with mails,
The
de, left San Francios for this port via Honolulu, Yokohama, Inland Sea--- Kobe, Nagasaki & Shanghai, on the 21st May
Stemmers Expected.
P.&O. Co.'s 6.a. Jime loft Singapore for this port on the 27th May, at 11 pun.
Inte Mong Lot Ne Auk h 1 1,197,
Boundary
Kors.de. nek.
K-ዞ .
R.
ft. 起
I.
: 23
6-100 101,800
Notices to Consignees.
NORTHERN PACIFIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
to
NOTICE TO CUNSIGNEES. STEAMSHIP DUKE OF FINE. FROM TACOMA, VICTORIA, YOKO- HAMA, KORE, MOJI & SHANGHAL. TILE above Steamer having arrived, Con
signees of Cargo are horoby requested send in their Bills of Laiting for counter The Intrare arrived at Yokohama signature and to take immediate delivery of 21st May, and left for their Goods from alongside. longkong on the afternoon of 22nd May. The 24, Heathers, from New York, left Singapore on Saturday, the 25th May for Manila, Hongkong and Japani, N. Y. K. H. Kagoshima Afers left Bombay via Singapore, for this port on the 24th May, and is expected to uri rive here on the 14th June.
The
én the
The N. Y. K. no. Tez Mare left Rabe, via Moji and Shanghai for this port on the 24th May, and is uzpected be xmivo bar on the 2nd June.
The Austrian Lloyd's an. Melpomene left
Shanghat for this purt on the after non of 27th May.
Vessel will be landed at stored at Con- Cargo impeding the discharge of the signeca risk and ezpenea.
DODWELL & C; Lu,
Agents,
1133 Hongkong, May 27, 1901,
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
SHUP COMPANY, LIMITED.
THE
FOR MANILA.
1153
Apply to
PUN. HUNG, 85, Queen's Road Central Hongkong, May 29, 1901.
1134
FOR SALE.
Tantau, German s'r., 1 002, J. Sandere,
➡Åbyhold, KarBERG & CO.
Krong xe, British steamer, 1,467, R Lincoln, Stanghai May 26, General 1, S. N. Co
..
Decima, German str., 794, Schlairier, Saigon May 25, General-SANDER, WIELER & Co.
Celeste Burrill, British abip, 1,764, C. A. Zepeg, Manila May 2, Baikust,RDEN,
Trym, Norwegian steamor, 710, H. Dall, Hoihow May 28, General, A. P. MARTY.
Pronto, Germau str.. 882, H. Grandy Iloilo May 24, General SSES & Co.
Glenlochy, British str., 2.907, H. Hill," Antwerp, via Middlesbro', London April 18, and Singapore May 24, Geural-Mc GREGOR BROS. & Gow.
DEPARTURES.
May 28.
Akashi Maru, for Tamsui Thales, for Smatow.
Laisang, for Shanghai.
Victoria, for Moji and Tacoms."
May 20,
Preussen, for Europe, Kei F, for Kwong.ohow-wan PAIRS IRON DOORS, suitable for Filong, for Shanghai,
30 Godown, Angle Iron Fenues, etc. Telemachte, for Seniow
7' 0" x 4" 11, 70 × 51.
1137
To Clear-$25.00 per Pair.
Apply to C. E. WARREN,
20 Aberdeen Strept
1149 Hongkong, May 29, 1901.
TEMPORARY REMOVAL.
PHOTOGRAPHIC
THE Coupary's Steamship
DIAMANTE Capin A. RAMSAY, will be desquiched as above in PRIDAY, the 31st Tostaat,
5 p
The attention of Passengers is directed to the excellent Accommodation provided by thie Stamer. She is fitted throughout with Fholvie Tight.
A Docter is carril.
For Freigh: or Passage, apply to
SHEWAN, TOMIES & Co.. General Managers. flongkong, May 28, 1901!
SKIPPING.
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FOR JAP, SAIPAN, GUAM, PONAPE AND THE EASTERN CAROLINE ISLANDS,
THE VESSEL
LOUISE J. KENNY will be despatched for the above Ports on or about Jute 3rd.
For Freight, apply to
B. J. BARLOTE",
Agent Queen's Buildings.
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Hongkong, May 29, 1901. COMPAGNIE DES MESSAGERIES MARITIMES.
PAQUÉBOTS POSTE FRANÇAIS.
FOR SHANGHAI, NAGASAKI, KORE AND YOKOHAMA.
THE Cu.'s Steamship
SYDNEY,
captain Azeer, will be despatched for the shove Pants on or about TUESDAY Next, the 4th June.
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For Freight or Passage, apply to
G. DE CHAMPEAUX,
Agen!. Hongkong, lap 23, 1901. -
GLEN LINE OF STEAMERS.
FOR LONDON.
THE PENINSULAR & ORIENTALE
STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY'S STEAMER PARRAMATTA.
FROM ROMBAY, COLOMBO AND STRAITS.
London, Balfour referred to the stafet the bargainTWIN BEThe N. P. Qui's.s. Queen Adiknite sailed. | placed at their risk in the HONGKONG AND
inents appearing in the newspapers to the BAY
11.—The ra djeg party who looted effect chat the efforts being made to end the nail tongs in Poza Pa-s on the Bannu the war were inaderjusto. He asserted birdor a few days pun ia said to have been
The Cal, & O. SS. Co.'N E. Begun KingONSIGNEES of Cargo by the above. left Ban Diego on 24th April, for Japan named Vessel are hereby informed that their Goote aro being landed, and and Hongkong.
KOWLOON WHARE AND GODOWN COMPANY'S Gonowne at Kowloon, where cach consign- 10ent will be sortent out Mack by Mark, and delivery can be obtained as soon as the Goods are landed.
This Vessel brings en Cargo
Fruta Tacocin, for Japan and Hong kong on the 8th May.
Latest Advices,
text up Government or people could have Bhittanis and not Mahina Ar regards The M. M. Co.'s steamer Sydney, with the made greater efforts, and uniqued amidst the Mahsuds, Mr Merk the Continissioner cheers, that despite the strictes Latulged of Dorojar, terrollemot a largo zirgs, muun in the country, as a thok, was banayer- hering some 1,50) men, who discussed the ing in its determination not to wiltidea question of payment at -lis lalages of the its hauts from the plought at the eleventh bas, now about Rt. 40,000. It seems like- hour. “After going mi far the struggle:fe that some arrangements will be mude for would hard to be continued until there this out. could be no doubt og ta ita resul
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FRENCH MAIL of 3rd May, left Singa- pore on Today, the 28th May, at 6 p., and may be expected here on urahout Tuesday, the 4th June. This Packet bringe replies LO letters despatched from Hongkong on 30th Match
GLENGARRY, Cony's Steamship
Captain J. 3. STETERSON, will be patchel as above on the 28th June, 1901.
Fur Fraight, or passage apply to
MCGREGOR BROS. & SON.
1158 Hongkong, May 29, 1901.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNESS. THE PENINSULAR & ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO.S STEAMER NANKIN. FROM BOMBAY AND STRAITS. From LONDON, ex s. 6, Arcadio, Arabia ONSIGNDER of Cargo by the above- anted Vestel are hereby informed: and Caledoniz. From AUSTRALIA, ex.s. 8.
that their Goods ara baing fanded and Victoria. From FrREIAN GULY, isced at their rish the loses asp B. I. S. N., and B. and P. S. N. CO. KOWIAKON WHARY AND GODOWN COMPANY'S Steamers.
Optional Goods will he landed here unless GODUwe Kowloon, where ench Consign- instructions are given to the contrary before it will be sorted out Mark by Mark and delivery can he obtained as soon as the 5 p.m. To-DAY, the 24th Inst.
Goode are landed,
Goods not cleared by the 31st Inat..
4 p.m., will be enbject to rent
No Fire Insurance will be effected by
in any case whatever, O TOME
H TERA'S
STUDIO TEMPORARILY REMOVED TO
Nu. 8, ARSENAL STREET, (Next to Sailors' and Soldiers' Home), Where Business will be conducted as asal.
Hongkong, May 29, 1901,
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Maidauru Maru, for Swatów.
Adolph Obrig, for Baltimore.
Arvitoon Apeur, for Singapore and Cal
cutta,
Kulang, for Singapore.
Lyul, for Bangkol,
Katsuyama Maru, for Cluefoo.
ÚLEARED. Huilan, for Hoihow. Ranta; for Sours nya. Taintor, for Cantota Flandria, for Shanghar Strasburg, for Shanghai,
PASSENGERS
ARRIVED.
Per Promethena, from Singapore, våb Chinese,
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
GLEN LINE OF STEAMERS.
Per Sachsen, from Bromen, de, Mora A. J. Basta, Chr. Schlesinger, J. M. Han FROM ANTWERP, MIDDLESBRO',
rian, H. CHommy, Mra E. Courtney, LONDON AND STRATIN. Miss H. 1. Bruce, Plessis C. Mohaupp, Fr Vaoten, James Hanmh, James Galbreath, THE Steamship Gleatochy having arrived Francisco Pela, and Francisco Acquadro..
Por Glenlochy, from Singapore, 190 Chi From the abere Port, Consignes af Cargo by her are hereby informed that their nec Goods are being landed at their risk into the Godowns of the Hongkong and Kewlova Wharf and Godown Company, Linsted, at Kowloun, where cach consignment will be sorted out mark by mark, and delivery can bo olitained as soon as the Gundare landed. Goods not cleared by the 4th Prox. will be subject to rent.
No Fire Insurance has been effected. All Damaged Packages must be left in the Godowns, and certificate of the. Dantage obtained from the Godown Go within ten days of Steamer's arrival, after which no Claims will be recognised.
MCGREGOR BROS. & GOW.
1146 Hongkong, May 20, 1901.
FROM HAMBURG, PENANG AND SINGAPORE.
DEPARVED.
"Por Esmeralda, for Manila, Capt. S. G Orr, Mr Rebt Orr, Mr 0. J. Matlock, Mr. Whitehead, M J. Kerman, Miss urin, Mrs W. P. Yose, Capt. Montgomery, Mr H. T. Edvanla Min J. H. Barnes, child and servant, and Mr G. Utterhardt.
Pur Pronson, frun Japso; for Singapore, Meera E, W. Nardin and Geo W. Lewis for Port Said, Capt. Mauler, and Capt. Schickert; for Genoa, Mr and Mrs H Schmelzer and child. Mr and Mrs G. Toppo, Messrs Alfred Schmidt, C. Bremer, Wilhelm Fleissner; tor London, Miss From Eldridge, Mr and Mrs Sazton. Shanghai: for Singura. Mesare Pepper aud Matson; for Port Said, Capt. Recina: for Genoa, Capt. Hofiner, Capt. Graf Spee, MANTA Deble, Spiering Juhet, Kopser, Col. Lieu Jaeger, Dr Merkling THE N. D. L. S. 8. Strassbury, Captain haue, Mesars Rewewitch Gager, Göte Mansex, having arrived from the ting, Gröner, Herrmann, Schütte, Fran- hove Ports, Consigners of Cargo are hereby us, Buna, Saxer, Bach. Nickel, Capt. 1. requested to send in their Bills of Lading ankitten and We van Dayer; for London, for countersignature by die Undersigned Miss Walker and J. Ferguson 1 for Bre and to take minodiate delivery of their men, Me Mule, and Mig Kisia Ulbert Goods from alongside.
From Hongkong for Fingere, Miss Optional Cargo will be forwarded uulos Florence St. John; for Colombo, Major St. notice to the contrary bugiven before 3 ph; for Gen, Mr and Mrs E. Kirdar, To-DAY, the 29th inst.
Any Cargo impeding her discharge will be Mcases A. Bung, H. Schattheendor, Wh landed into the Godowns of the llosgoso, Melchers, Chr. Mayer, Miss Horail, and Copt, Andracsen; for Tandon, Mrs Hol AND Kowloon Wharf AND GODOWE Cotton, Mra Major St. Joliu, Misses N. SC PANY, TAMITED, and stored at Consignees Juan, Dorothee S. Johu, aud Vers St. risk and expense.
No Claims will be admitted after the Juka, Mes Opt. J. Jukson and child Gods have left the Godowna, and all Goods remaining undelivered after the 5th June will be subject to rent.
All Broken, Chafed, and Damaged Gooda are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on the 5th Juno, at 31 pm.
No Fire Insurance has been effected.
HAMBURG AMERIKA LINIE,
Hougkong Uffice. Hongkong, May 29, 1901.
SHIPPING.
ARRIVALS, May 28.
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POST OFFICE NOTICES, MAILS WEL close-
For SWATOW, AMOY & TAMSUL
Por Hani
8.20 Thursday,
theth May
For TIMOR, PORT DARWIN, THURS DAY ISLAND COOKTOWN, TOWNSVILLE, BRISBANE SYD NEY & MELBOURNE.- Por Eaton, on Thursday, the
30th Jay
For SINGAPORE
Per Seyri, at 5pt on Thursday,
the 30th May
For MANTEA — NAG
Per Loowong, at 3p.to, on Friday,
the 31st, khay
Per Dieman at 4pin on Friday, the
Prometheus. British steamer, 5,770, Day, Liverpool April 16, vis Singapore May 2, General BUTTERFIELD & SWIELület May,
Strasburg, Gordan steamer, 3,925, L. For AMDY, SINGAPORE SAMARANG
&SOURARAYA Por Shantung, at 4 janua
91st May For SHA
Madsen, Hamburg April 12, and Singapore. May 22, General StaysSex & Co. Goody not Clared by the 31st Ivet, Gunkier, British transport, §,960, Wilson, at 4 two, wil be suljest to rant. Calcutta May 15, and Singapore 21, me. Firs Insurance will be effected by us – May 28,
at
15 - "Liz Commities with The N. P. Co a s.s. Ompic arrived at Tacos, from Hongkong and Japan, on the 20th May
Oord A.. yenced with the The
Clencse oniled from been able to 13 Theoba, for Japan and Hongkong, on *Messre, * 11. |*** the 27th May,
All Datanged Packages must be left in All dsinaged packages must Sining nem The O. P. R. Co,...ertur Arrived at
Vancouver at l 8.90 a., on Tuesday, the Gudowns, and a certificate of the dam the 28th May
ego obtained from the Godown Company The T. XX a. Nippon Morn with within, 100 rinys after the vowels sezival
cals & willlesse Shanghai for this here, after which to Claims will be iu tar days after the vessel's arrival, Lur Killal end twa port, this afternoon, at 6 o'clock.
Toportition Tás 0. P. I. La a se Entyren of India lafu a'ancouver on Monday afternoon,
E, A, RITCHIE, Stacking May 22 1001
Superintendent
Sachsen, German air. 5,92%, F. Super
in any case whaterert be left in the Bremen April 17, and Singapore May 25 For ILOILOS Godowns, and a lot of the obtained from the Godown Company
with
sfter which no chairs will be recogniod.
ELA
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Fuertendent
Hongkong, May 29, 1301
Mails and Sercial MELCARINE C
husber British storykh, 1600-H TI Darison, Weharvel and Chequulpo May 23.
Inala Mane Japanere str. 3,831 Wada Banbridge, dejt My
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