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MONDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1901.

LOCAL AND GENERAL

Bir John Carrington.

TELEGRAMS.

His Honear Sir John Carrington, K., Q.M.G., will take Throwell of the Cours THE officials and members of the legal profession: In the Supreme Court tomorrow at 10 a.in.

Boxing.

Stoker Thomas Phillips has signed articles for age of 20 rounds with ounce gloves with Saw Bentley. The event is to be brought off is the City Hall at carly date. Bentley is the man who longed McAuliffe.-

The Capesiman Murder.

Five arrests have now been made by the Police in connection with the triple murder at Capsuimur ou 13th August inst. Ons prisonar is still at large. Tho men were charged today before Bir Hazeland, who remanded the case and ordered the fourth : prisoner to be kept separate from the others. It is believed he is to turn King 3 evidence,

Japanese Calo in Manila

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[BEUTER'S SERVICE.] GOVERNMENT AND THE

WAR.

The

THE CHINA MAIL.

HONGKONG VOLUNTEER

CORPS.

Farewell to Commandant Sir J. W. Carrington, Q.M.G.

their duties; they show a thoroughly good THE STAFF OF THE PUBLIC To-day's Advertisements

WORKS DEPARTMENT. »

Is it Efficient and Suffolent ? In the Government Gazelle issued on

!

Saturday there is published the notification of a Commission appointed by H.E. the

the following matters — Governer to enquire into, and report on

Public Works Department of Hongkong i. The duties and responsibilities of the ATO

generally, with special reference to

The constitution and sufficiency (4) of the staff of the Department,

spirit in regard to one anethor and in re- gard to the mon, and they are excellent good comrades in

in every way possible. As long as memory holds its soat in my brain, felul never forget the good com- radeship and fellowship of my brother, officers of the Corps. With regard to the non-commissioned officers and men, I have are all behaved to me in the way I should to thank them all for their consideration during the time of

are wished them to buhove, and I can honestly say that during the tino Į

my command, They

cruded the Corps I have never had a thing indeed to lock back upen. her at the Corps. That is

i word or an angry look from any mom

had been able to do more

a gratifying I wish I for experience to have been a latter command-

© you during | my enmend; 1 wish I had knowledge and at to you but at any rate i baro trial to

best for you, for I have been anxious to promote the efficiency

ORGAN RECITAL,

IN THE

UNION CHURCH.

MR. GEORGE GRIMBLE

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WANTED.

Y 1st November, FURNISHED-ROOK

BA-Roon in Central locality, Replies, with terras, to

Care of CHINA Marr Offen Hongkong. October 14, 1901,

THE

TUESDAY, 22nd Oct., at 5,50 p.Built

ASHINTED BY

MRS. MEDIE, and MESSES, C. u

LAMMERT, MIROW and MOER.

Programme:

There was a good muster of the Honkong Losnow, 11th October, 1901. Sir Micbcol Hicks-Bench, sporting at afternoon, to bid farewell to their popular Volunteers at Hendiuarters, on Saturday Oldhaus, enid that the financial means up and much respected Commandani, Sir John phed by Farlinment for the conduct of the W. Carrington, C.M.G. For five years, War were not exhausted, and that he did Sir John tus hell the honourable post, and not stichate an autumn session. Government had acted in completo concert and efficient state of the corps is in largo the present highly satisfactory umerical with the Cape Government, and had extend-measure due to his untiring paintsking ed martial law as desired, in consequence energy and his enthusiasm in the cause of of the smuggling of antivunition in beehives volunteering. While waiting sigerous through Colonial parts.

(e) Generally it changes should be: discipline. Sir John retained the utmost us aspect and good will of every member of the

peace in the working of the Department. Themarmer in which the duties devolv- the Corps, and it is safe to say that there not to conclude without sword to the have been performed during the period of Corps in every way. I ought upon the Public Works Depatraient is not n individual connected day a loyalty to air the performanes 1901.

permanent star for their fficiency

two years proceding the 1st day of October, capacity wish the Hongkong Volunteers of wir duties. The Corps has always The appointment of this Commission fol who dnes net deeply regret the loss off and warrant officers charge of thyernor's apoceli on the Estistes before thus, Barcarollo from 4th Con- f Sterndaly i

been very fortunate ir haring

execlient fows on the promise made in H., the Gov.

The Government intended to propose an alteration of procedure in the Iluss of Commas to check the obstruction of Irish members,

SOUTH AFRICA.

...

so able a chief. It was not suprising, when the assembly was sounded at 5 v'clock to see so many members of the corps fall in. Every ofbeer was present

work.

Tho men

Tury

(b.) The advisability of increasing suc statt or of making any changes in its personnel and,

* Alfred Hollins.

3. Grand Choeur 2.Tenor Kacit & (From

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you will alwaye have Legislative Council at the 26th September Commandant Lotter Sentenced

cloughly inteligent

and eftisient staff at The tames of there now selected for 5. and warrant uficers. Ant now, I sbait this most important tash are: The Hon. J. to Death.

say good-bye. It is with very grew re

H. Stewart Lockhart, C.M.G., Hov. H E. Lord Kitchcher has confirmed the having been drawn up in line with the entrance of my congestion with the Eret, and I shall always treasure the re-

rePollock, K.C., Hon. J. Thurlurn, Colonel Captain Butt, in charge of the Land sentence of death passed upon Commuters in front and the band to the rear, the with you all.

F. Brown and I am very very sorry to puri | wan, Transportation fee of the U.S. army indut Lotter

Sir John spoke throughout with emotion, remarks, when it seemed as if he would he and there were times in the purse of his

nable to proceed.

the Philippines, write, official recommend.

Lavvor, 12th October, 1901.

A Company of the 10th Hussars has been enptured by Scheeper's commando.

M

ing that most of the coaling of the transports Company of Hussars Captured. be done in Japan or in Honolulu, where the transporta can get closer to the cual pils than in Manila. As most of the coal in Japanese he cannot see the wisdom of bringing it all the way from Japan to Monila to be unloaded and landed again. Conting a ship is very difficult problema in Nanita Bay.

St. John's Cathedral.

Although the Rev. R. F. Cobbold hus resigned his chaplaincy of St. John's Calle drei, we understand that he is coming out to Hongkong in connection with his own afairs. We believe that at a meeting of; the Church Body last week, it was decided to ask the Rev. F. T. Johnson, who has been acting for Mr Enblind, to become his averessor. This will be a popularsulection. as Mr Johnson, since his arrival in the Colony, has earned the high esteem of all classes, not only in the Cathedral congre gation, but throughout the Colony.

Football

The new football chib which has just boen formed ines been named "The Rangers.' The following office benrers have beco appointed, viz-Captain, R. Lapsley; | Vice-Captain, G. H. Ruby; Secretary and Treasurer, G. F. Willians, Hongkong Dis. pensary Committee, P: W. Gladwall, A. Cameron, H. A. Seth, W, Andrews and A. Loureira. The fee for the season has been fixed at 96, and anyone wishing to subscribe are requested, to pomnusnicato with the Secretary. The colours are bines and white stripes, and black nickers. It has bean arranged to play the last match ou the first Saturday in November. Good luck to the Rangers!

Death of Captain Cobban.

There was general and sincere regret in shipping circles this morning when it become known that Captain A. W. R. Cobbau had died suddenly during the night in his house at No. 11, Knutsford Terrace, Kowloon. The oppressive heat of Sunday was felt nowhere more severely thas at Kowkon, and Captain Cobbar during the afternoon, complaincul that he

Execution of Commandant Trotter. Commandant Lotter has been executed.

Commandant Botha's Movements. Commandant Boths is marching parallel with the Western horder of Swazilasal through a difficult country. abandoned the whole of his wheeled

port.

retiring Contoandant adjanevi, and was received the general salute,

Sir

John's response as a long lingering salute;

it soumed as if a portion of it were mount

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named nating as chair.7. while Mr R D. C. Wulfo is to be secretary to the Commission. For the will have the powers of the Supreme Court, purposes of the coquiry the Commission

for each individual in front of him. He salver nbscribed for by past and present otherwise, as the commissioners or any

or any judge thereof, in the matter of un In presenting Sir John with a hundsom

forcing the altendance of withcases and THEATRE dxamining then cath, affirmation or then took his place at the head of the coFER not stid-1.ent. Col. Sit dolus Carrington, there may think fit, compelling the pro- meinbers of the Corps, H. E. the Gover and gave the command 'Corps-ahun' in share with the nicest marcos guilty of contempt, and ardering an inspre- the use distinct and penetrating tones Hongkong Volunteer Cups their deop

dogaments, punishing persons that are the envy of many younger offers. your retirement from the courtion of any property. The commissioners Mr Meo Cheong then photographed the in this Colong you were already an experien-premises. The examination of witnesses mail of the Corps. When you arrived have power also to enter and view any Corps. Shortly afterwards His Excelsncy eed Volunteer and Militia officer, your will, as usual, be held in private, and the the Governor, who is Hon. ColelTVE

service as an officer dating from 1871 when report on the evidence collected will be of the Corps, and

you were an Ensign in the Oxford University laid before the Governor, H.E. General Sir W. J. Gassöigue, K. C.M.G., in the British Guinus Militia, a position that Major Corps, You loud also experience as a Major accompanied by their

you held until you left í

that Aides-de-cumpar

for Colony the Bast,

so that your invitation to become

the natural sequence of your long service. re-Major Commandant of the Hongkong Volunteers Corps may be locket upon na

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they too were trans-ceived with the general salute, the mud playing meanwhile. The Corps was then dawn up in three sides of 4 square. II.E the Governor, H.E. Major-General Gas- coigne and the Commandant in the centru. Advancing a few paces, Sir John Carring ton officers and men

Axid :-Oficers, non commissioned Volunteer Corps, this parado" has been of the Hongkong

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cans are offering a ransom of £25,000.

TYPHOON WARNING, Mr W. A. Rublee, U. S. Consul-General, send us the following notifications:

you

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As you have told us, when you took over the Hongkong season, and the prolability This match is usually one of the best in this Corps its strength was 140. It is now is it would not have hes playel so early The celebrated Dlusionist and Ventrilu when you usuniel the command 1 do not this season had not the Committee been 302. What the condition of the Corpa was know, but speaking in the presence of anxious to sample its available players in Gereml Sir William Gascoigne, who will, I hope, nd his testiming to mine, Tau tie the approaching interport muleli, strid to say you leave the Corps in a On both silas, it was evilent, practice was must creditable state of effciency. No on much needed. The Services, considering knows

• better than 48 intere

the cut he wanted weakness of the Civilian bowl- and internal comomy bf

were got rid of very cheaply. The a few words of farewell to you on reconstd, and I may say that when,et gave the bowlers considerable assist- siguing the command of the Corps.

the augmentation of the Con But

Corp, it was my fore I say these few words, however, I of Lieuteini-Colonel, I felt that I had usual. The Civilians did not open auspic- pleasant duty to promote you to the zank slice, and the fielding was hotter than must make acknowledgment, on behalf never signed a commission more richly iously, Baitland's luck forsaking him for both of the Corps and of myself to I have been requested by the members of the with confidence against Freedy and Way. earned by faithful and diligent service. I once in a way: bat Burnie batted well and Excellency the Governor for attarding here Corps to ask your acceptance of a souvenir mouth, and put together an invaluable 36 to-day. We are grateful to him for the that I been subscribed for by past and before being out to a very feeble stroke. complintent he has paid both to the corps am Honorary Celmuel of the Corps I did not repiacet Wayanoulli, and bowled

prosent members fall ranky. Although I Ho

never seemed at home to Morrison, who and to myself in so attending, and I would dare to come here in uniform to offer to you Mackenzie followed up a good bowling por

very

woll, beg leave also to include in that acknow. this presentation in the face of the regain france ledgment His Excellency the Major-Generation against presentations of this nature once by getting into doubts figures, ода of his short and merry parade. But I think that, without any innings before being well caught by Preedy. Commanding the forces. It is a hard thing fats, results to discipline, the Governor may As it happened, the Services won but this Typhoon crossing Archipelago through for me to say good-bye to you because for allow himsoif the pleasure of being the we Was due more to the feebleness of the Civi- Parallel 9 degrers H., lying North Gulu (1) five years the Corus has been very diam of making this presentation in the lan batting than teanything elas. Freedy mach in my life and any thoughts. I was presence of the Corps, of again expressing and Morrises both bowled well, but they Sca, Bosing Westward.

appointed to the Coromand of the Chirps on for himself and for every member of the were not an unplayable as the score would the 14th of November, 1896, so that have Corps their regret at your departure, and, seem to indieste. The return match should held the command for nearly five years further, hoping that the west that you are he were exciting. When I took over the command of the Cors about to take from your oporous Inbosma BRITISH FIRMS IN THE PHI-Battery and Machine Gun Company: been temporarily impaired by a long con

it consisted of only two units-the Feld will soon restore your

that health Anon Fully

bas LIPPINES.

Manila Observatory, Saturday morning, Oct. 12, Typhoon in the Phefie S.E. of Luzon,

Manila Observatory,

Oct. 13, 9am.

Sigris of a new typhoon East of Luzon,

Serious Complications Threatened. The latest developments in the island of Samar make it appear that the military authorities have now definitely decided that the agents of the English houses in Manila must leave both Leyte and Sammar. It was thought (says the Baits Times of the 10th

WAR

The following were the souret ----*

UNITED SERVICE —FIRST INNINGS.

the Grand a band, and the the discharged to the entire satisfaction of Capt. Rothothurs, R.W.F., Doctor.. 14

I

Lt.

26

the number on the roll saa 140. Today, tinual devotice to trying duties that you Capt. Cadogan, R.W.F., ran out..... RS We atend on parade, there

have eix units of

the the perpla of this Colony. It only resins Pte. Pheedy, R.W.F., Smith, Doctor 21 number on the roll is 362. Now you quite for me to ask you to accept this sal ret front. Krinkenbeck, 22nd B.I., e Smith, understand

that I take no credit for any your old comes with every good wish b Muckunzic increase in numbers, nor, 1 ny say, the in for your future welfare and that of Lady Lt. Res, R.N., & Smith, & Mackenzie were both owing crease in its efficiency also, although these Carrington and y your family.

Clifton Browne, RN, c Lee, b to the impulse of military ardear with took design, the corners being rounded off. It Comm. Wellcombe, R.N., 1.b.w.,

think h

almost entirely The waiver was of solid silver in sar Mackenzie place is connection with the troubles in the

the had

raised coal border, mit was of was maintained through the trouides in the from the establishment of Messrs. Fal Cape, Clapham, RA, & Mackenzie.... Hinterband in May, 1899, and that impulse

ulas handsome

workmanship. It came Major Doighill, R.A., not put North of China during last year and a coner and C. Queen's Road Central, and L. Burke, I.S.C., b Dost ...... present year. But I cannot

innot help

for hy the Hongkong Volunteer Corps to their S.-B. Std. Morrison, e Woodgates, li

Engl

Doctor

was not feeling well and went to bed. inst.) that when tho British Vice-Conan) went that great erolit is due to the bore the following inscription-Presented Capt. Waymouth, R.A., 1 Dooter... lieved he died during the night from heart were all settled and complications avoided the causes whcih prompted the im-Commandant, Li-Col. Sir J W. Carring

Afterwards, be fell asleep, and it is be down there, three weeks ago, that matters

and that the commercial representativos would not be compelled to lewe. Since thu, however, it appears that per ruas have been foux, which necessitato the departure of all those trading in these two islands, Samar and Leyte,

disease or heat apoplexy. Much sympathy is felt for Mrs Cobban and their two child ren by a large circle of personal friends. Captain Cobban was well known in Long- kong, Manila and the Coast Ports of China, having been sailing from Hongkong for many years. He was of a rotizing In Samar the story goes that while nature, but his geniality and kindliness the British agents themselves have not earned for him inany friends, and be taken active part in trafficking with the held a high character as a daring sesinan insurgents, yet their Dependientes,

is but

discourage the existing 1

he

Mackenzie

Extrax

Total

SECOND INNINGS.

and a skilful notigator, The faners will especially the Spaniards among them, havo Į state of efficiency. As regards number | members of the Corps had beca provented / Lt. Burke, c Arthur, b Cos....

take place to-morrow afternoon.",

CORRESPONDNCE.

As a result of the arrival of Maj. 'Elwin F. plete, but certainly as regards away by a hard-and-fast role from giving a prue / Capt. Waynxuth, nut vut .....

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THE COLONY FREE FROM PLAGUE tinted with the Katipunan society, or what numbers kept up and to hear that coigne said he hade pleasure of C. M. G. Burnie, e Woollesinbe, b

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Hongkong, 12th October, 1901.

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PLANTS with Pors and Sranos, and 1 Bira (nearly new).

I have spoken of scums to have tou, C.M., on his reigning the Corn died away now, the Corps has still n I trust that state of things will continuemigue then addressed a few words to the kept up its zumbers mal its efficiency. H.E. Major-General Sir Willinen Gus- member that, although now you are so the sentiments His Excellency and become more marked. You must re-

He said he could add Corps.

Hittle to knowledged by the General Officer Co-

so ably. Capt. Cadogan, & Doctor, pum expressed. Sir John Tanting to be an elicient unit among the Excellency had been kingon and His Capt. Rotherham, 1.., 1 Smith,

1 Cox..... enauth to ear- Private Preedy, dafensive forces of the Colony, still, as he sult his as to the propriety of the parade, Lt. Kriekenbeck, l.b.w., Ductor... has been careful to remind you, there is

on

FL: Rose, st. Arthur, h Smith. raller regulations great deal more to be done in striving after prisentation of Fon for

improvement. There is alw

presentation of prizes or the I. Cifton Browne, st. Arthur, b proficieney, and I trust you will

souvenite

Doctor to officers you will always the Corps,

with Con Woolliombe, Maitland, b agreed strive after proficioney and not be consent is Excellency that circumstances alter

thoroughly

Doctor da with

Four present numbers and

present

and, for been guilty of inore or less under hund work. the establishment, I believe, is nearly com

for one, certainly thought it Major Dorchil, not out. would have been a great hardship if the

If the Capt. Clapham, a Barnin, ʼn Doctor....

Deh Int. J

f Judge Advocate of the there is still a good deal to be dors. ical exhibition of the exteen, and affection. Department of the Visayas, and investiga- you can iungine very well from the intere tin which they held Sir John Carrington. tions which be surried on among promisent hope you bohere I have taken in the Therefore he advised His Excelliney

Total for 9 wkts. residents in Catbalogan who were formerly Gore during my command, that nothing to come down, and made the presen

CIVILIANN. tation is called there the Rounion Revolucionaria, give me greater pleasure than to seo

Continuing, Major-General Gas-) P. Maitland, & Dorchill, b. Waymouth Hayoral discoveries wees made, and many the Corps had increased in efficiency serving with Sir John Carrington fe Joso Meafort, were arrested. These two hear that you had a first-rate camp, that 12 agreed with the encomiuos, tassed A. Mackenzio, & Waymouth matives

and two Spaniards, Luis Moro and Nothing would plonso me more than to three years in this Colony, and thorough K. W. Monsey, Freedy.........

Morrison. Sir- have the hour to ludent you more said to have Teen in the employ the then had attended in greater nombers his by His Exosileney. As to the T. Sercombe Smith, e Dorchill, b that there have been no cases of Plaguera of the English agencies in Catalogen. In and that good work was put in, and nothing Corps, he had already told them of their this Port during the last ten days, and addition, Benedicto Subuter, Cecilin Sisoo would please me more then, when the camp otoieses, and he would again fell them J.

port four sidered as and Comclio Panson, are also in contino-uf instruction comes to here whole campos, but, as Sir John Carrington had said... Lee, by Freedy. y.

Preedy........

Woodgates, b free from Flagne in accordance with the ment. After being detained a few hours the Officer Commanding had a good report to they must continue to strive to attain per H. Arthur, h Proody. terms of the Venice Convention, I have Presidente, Victor Gelis was permitted to make and that every tus in the Corps infection. Thoy must do their best, beyond 4. R. Luo, & Freedy. the bungur te be, Sir, Your obedient keep his liberty for the present. All the efficient. That is the thing to strive for which no rould do more, and in the J. H. Smytho, b Morrison.. survɑnt,

Filipinos named bave been active in aiding We have never risen to the point of J. H. STEWART LOCKHART,

the insurrection. and they will in to the last few weeks, lonce we cught to have attained. attainment of their object they would in M. J. Doctor, not out. Colonial Sémytary

in all probability be sent that there should be no non-efficients in the join their cousins in Hail.

care of the Spaniards sens to be comes round. A good English Volunteer Corps when the time for the inspection BROWN Fleard about the burglary in pretty serious; it is understood they are Corps in the matter of efficients has song Smith's? They rast have been & desperate charged with having dealt with insurrectus,thing like 97 and 18 por cent, and I the hearty wishes for Sir John Carrington set of fellowe. Dize Browid What, dig | either on t they du. Brown Made their way into of the English houses, of which the name don't see any reason why go,

which they were Cology, should

this for health and every possible happiness in the kitchen sul ate some of Mi Smith's dependientes, furnishing the natives with standard of excellence. I may you, thera

to that the future,

On the es of His Excellency the Go- rice in exchange for heup, besides giving fore, as my last word to you, to strive after liberal contrib

contributions of both rice and that standard, to see if you can all of

verur the mea raised three ringing cheurs money. It seems that

f you for Sir John Carrington. the dependientes

T. S. Smith put in your drills and attain the standard of Or these firms have Paid a

Sir Joli returned thanks in a few words. 1. J. Doctor R. Lassen, of Bay Villa, Sundays pico to the insurrecto govemment le 20 efficiency desired by the regulations. In conclusion ho

for every To

To do that you must inaintain an caprit that Heavos

stid

I only pay now A. Mackenzie... Rirer, Cape Colony, conducts a store pic of hemp they were permitted to take de typical of South Africa, at which can be out, besides paying a similar tax un all the corps, a feeling among the members Corps and gloss you all, bath as a A. R. Love......

individuals, with purchased anything frun, the proverbial large cargces of rien that were smuggled into efficient. If he does gat becoms

every bless P. A. Ca of the Corps that every man anat being that can be bestowed. needle to an anchor the store is the insurrecto territory. As a matter of fact, he is not a credit: to the Corps and the An interesting private function then took

J. A. Woodgates efficient, The parade was then dismissed. situated in a ralley nine miles from the the

J. E. Lee

In the Matter of the Estate of CARL they could get the hemp wae nearest railway station and shout founty to pay for it in rico, us General Lukben ha dues not want him, provided of place in the Orderly Reput when Sir John

ERNST THONERT late of Vic fire miles from the nearest town. Mit forbade all people in

course that he is an absent from the Colony presented the Officer's mom with a valuable Capt. Waymouth.....

foris, Hongkong, Manager of the Larsen

says 'I an favored with the cus Americana lo sul tovus, unccupied by or ill. But those conditious being climinat piece of plate-a silver junch bowl. Coupe Cage Wad

China Export, Import and Bank tom of farmers within a radius of thirty

ed, a man ought to become efficient, tain Tallock Acting Adjutant, azcept Morrison

Coragnie, Deceased. when seen yesterday morning, a re- Get the feeling among yourselves that aed the gift on behalf of the officers, Chapbenton's remedies All testify to their admitted that his firm and Warner, Bames in the Corpe.

become efficient. If he is to reizi and Captain Sanders also said a few words,

NTOTIDE is hereby given that the Cours value in a household wheres doctor advice and Co lied both received advices from pers

I hesith, of mother is frequently the virus of onion 8 of Dedin try to make a few Sir John concluded by asking the Officers ease of indigestion and diarreus in their ance No. 3 of 1897, raade an Order lixaiting is repet out of the question. Within

observations. In personal Within Samar saying their agents had been ordered must make my acknowledgments to the perity of the

will be subject ODO TUD of 1 my store the p population 1 to leave These agents have now crossed officers of the Corps for the very loyal way perhaps s siziy

Of these, within the past with all their shipping to Cabu

Later, hendes

the Band playing

watery, unsubstantial and insuficient milk sending in Claims against the above Estate. in which hare always

they

All Creditors are hereby required to sead been absolutely cared by Chamberlains taken up by the English firms and referred hood want a better set of officers than I andant to the tram station on his way to embles the mather to get from her food

No commandant body of the men escorted their late Com

Staath's Wins

their Claims to the Endersigned before the Cough Remedy. This most arely be to the Brigh Coueul and by him to wanted have had during the whole time. They the Teak He felt the station to the the greatest amount of nourishment. Sola

said Dete.

postup record. For sale by All Dealers, TN to Londos There is little laelihood of here paid great attention to their duties atrains of He's a jolly good fellow, by all Cherius Wholesale from A. 5.

Dated this 2nd day of September 2001 which no tan store by Eul General agente.

Buy serious trouble, however

J. W. NORTON KYSHE they are efficient in the performance of followed by cheers

Official Administrbón,

x:

home-made cake.

A TYPICAL SOUTH AFRICAN STORE.

The

their

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not attain

on the efficiency of the Corps he had hat

the future ford the keenear satisfaction to P. A. Cax, e Preedy, b Morrison Sir John Carrington when i looked back

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the honour of commanding the so long, In conclusion, the speaker begged to join in

Total

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On View on FRIDAY, the 13th instant. For farther particulara apply to

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21 6 46 5 11 343 3 13. 425 6 1 3 16-

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Auctioncer

Hongkong, October 14, 1901.

PLIO

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF

•HONGKONG,

TOILES LOTARDY of whom I have supplied presentative of Smith, Boll and Co.ivan must I will I rat place I to drink with me to the continued pros babies when nurged as their tress. Poor, to the 29th day of November, 1901, for

Twelve months, no less this fourteen havre is now possible that the matter will be during my commanded with me Auld Lang Syne," the officers, and a lngesuitut property nourish a baby.

Wasson de Co., Ltd, Hongkong.

1899

why Goud vernatning in the Godowus after the 21st of Oct., will be subject to rent,

Bills of Lading will be countersigued by

SANDER, WIELER & Co., Agents

Hongkong, October 14, 1901

2112

"NOTICE TO, CONSIGNÉES."

*GLEN LINE OF STEAMERS FROM ANTWERP, LONDON AND STRAITS.

TRE Company's Steamship Glenshee,

having arrived from the above-port Consignees of Cargo by her are hereby in-, formed that their Goods are being linked at their risk into the Godowns of the Hoage song & Kowloon Wharf and Gogora Lo Limited, at Kowtoon, where each songh went will be sorted but mark by mark, and delivery can be obtaineil. La soon as the Goode cre landed, yo

Gouds not cleared by

red by the 20th Instapt No Fire Insurance will be elected All damaged packages must be left les Godowns, and a écrtifiers vt the dam obtained from the Godown Company ** ten days after the steamers

MCGREGOR DREI & DOW Hongkong, October 11, 1900

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