RIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1901.
TELEGRAMS.
["LEINA MATE'S"", "SPECIAL SERVIDE.],
SERIOUS FIRE AT CANTON,
STROYED.
Several Lives Lost. (From Our Own Currespondent.
CRICKET.
STRAY NOTES.
(From a Truelling Correspondent.)
THE SITUATIONS:
THE CHINA MAIL.
INTERESTING. CASE ATT
BANGKOK,
Kow Kong Apnia. Ab Yin spoke about
foreign esetifleste heing a good thing for To-day's Advertisements
trading, and Tay Kow Kong asked witnes if he knew of a cerificate for ande. Witnes The Bangkok Times of the 2nd inst: reater Yin and Keng came to the hoses of
replied that the simian had one for unlo witness and they decided to go to the ports the following case :--| bofore Mr J. Stewart Black, the prelimin : Hendrika came. The letter brought the In H. B. M. Consular Court, this morning,saten's house to see the paper. They went to the house and after waiting a while ary hearing took place of a charge brought paper (produced) from a room and after against Mr R. A. Hendrika, Mulay and Sincro interprster and bailiff at the Con
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
HONGKONG HARBOUR.
runs, Lioutenant Wood had an admirable the future of Chin Peking is quickly salate, Mr Hendrika is sharged with the to the impor. Tand did something only her Masta, Funnel, &c., are visible
above water
The lights already Notified na marking her position will continue to be displayed,
NAVY, MR TOULKA's XI. A match between a team representing the Navy and a team got together by A. B. The appointment of Yuan Shikai to the Voulos and consisting of five of the Straits important Province of Chihli and the slova 'FUSHUN' COMPLETELY DE- Interpart team and six Army players com- tion of Wang Won-shano lo stewed the late menced yesterday, The Navy batted first, Li Bung chang as Peace Plenipotentiary and compiled the respectable total of 217 are regarded by many as hopeful sigan for
were very much alike. Mr. Heading tonk now Settled dowa Fore and Aft sad,
from his pocket and
Two days afterwards Kong 93, and Mr G. Coppin at the tail 34 pot regaining hor germint condition. Grost theft on or before October 2 of an eximet Ali Fin and witness trent to the Consulate. out. The Vouter XI had made 119 runs for preparations are being made for the recap of an entry in a register of births in the Accused and Piu wont away for a while but six wickets when stumps were drawn for thetion of the Emperor. It is felt that the office and with having sold or otherwise Kenge Keng and witness went to the Con- ner to Tay Kow colony of Hongkong from the Consulate ratúrned, Pin giving the paper to Tay night, Captain Radcliffe received an injury presence of the femperor and the Court at disposed of it to a Chinese named Tay Kow sul in the officy, and in reply to a question after he had 9 runs and had to retire. Peking will do were to secure pease and Chirices was arrested and charged with the is from Keng's father, Hondriks told Keny. It will be remembered that the as to whore he get it from said he got | Sseres -
ardor, than a whole army corps. This theft in the first instance, and on the care sent to a
small room when optimistic spirit is not shared by all autho, being tried in the Siamese Court he stated them not to say they cut the paper from rities, and a good deal can be said in support that he bought the extract from thuNai atra. On the
Mr Hendriks jā verandah kok" at ti
at the Consulatu, and afterwards iden- the certificate was To, 300, he himsel to of their position. Yung Lu, the Commantified Mr R. A. Hendriks as the person have Tea, 240, witness Tes, 80, out of which dor-in-chief, has so bad a record that to referred to. In consequence of this Mr he would pay All Pin Tea. Witness place any confidence in him would be to charge entered against him.
Hendriks was suspended, and the above was sent to the Police Station and the bir T. Fr. Carlisle presented, and Mr rispah Court; the little evidence he gave
CANTON, November 22, 11.10 in.
The Chips Merchant's stoamor Fushain (W. H. Laps) was totally destroyed by firo this morning.
THE, NAVY.
Dr Showard, b Barkshire E. Kent, and b Proody
S. P. Frankan, e James, b Bine. kenzie. Lieut. Wood, Mackenzie
The cargo is also destroyed. All the foreigners are esfe, but several deaths are reported among the Chines
Liuut. Cadman. b Mactaggart...car members of the crew and the Chineso pasS. T. Fitch, b Mackenzie...
songers.
1. M. Barrett, & Pready
Liant. Dabyuple, c Mackenzie,bPreedy Liont. Tweedle, † Billing The Fushun is the property of the China. Coppin, not out...........
Morrison, 1 Mackenzio Merchants Steam Navigation Company, and
Extras
RECOND INNIKGY,
Dr Steward, Mackenzia, .......
G, Coppin, e Mactaggart, & Bitlings. C. S. P. Franklin, Mackenzie.
H. Keat, rou cut
Lt Wood, & Mackenzic
b
Extras
Total
ME VOULES'S XI
is a éister ship to the 8.5. Kwangli- which arrived in Hongkong to-day. Her register- ed tonnage is 1,000, and she is commanded by Captain W. J. Lant. She left Shang hai, with passengers and a general cargo, on the 14th inst, and arrived here on the 17th inst., leaving Hongkong for Cantoz of 1. M. Barrett, b Billings. Monday opening lust. The following parti S. T. Fitch, e Edmonson, b Mackenzio
Lt. Dalrymplo, ran out
culars regarding the disaster havo hoen Lt. Tweedie, a and b Mackenzie.. obtained through the Chinese MailIt. Cadman, b Prendy The fire broke. out at one o'clock Mr Morrison, not out this raorning, and was still blazing at daybronk. The local fire-brigade turned out, but, owing to the ship buing muored a considerable distance from the shore, the brigade was unable to get near enough to cope with the Hames, which leaped high xll around the deemed vessel. Fortunately the ship's crew and passengers all got of in safety in the ship's Loats, and nothing eke could be done except to stand by and watch the ship him right down to the water's edge. It is understood that the fire originated in the passenger Accommodation between decks, but how it was brought about in yet unknown. There would be between twonty and thirty passengers on board at the time of the outbreak. Dustroyed along with the ship vore 1,000 packages of general cargo which had been taken aboard
Capt. Clapham, e Franklin, b Coppia R. Mackenzie, o Kent, b Morrison G. M. Billings, & Fitch, b Kest....... Capt. Radcliffe, ratired hurt ........... Sergt. Hayward, c Fitch, b Kent A. B. Voules, o Tweedle. b Keat. C. A. Barkshire, e Wood, b Kest.... J. G. Mactaggars, atd Sheward, beat. Lt. Edmonson, b Barrett Sgt. James, not out Pie. Preedy, bw, Franklin
Extras
Total.... SECOND INNINGS
J. G. Mactaggart, cand b Fitch
G. M. Billinga, o Showard, b Fitch...... Capt. Clapham, not out.. Sgt. Jamea, b Fitch
A. B. Youles, not out......
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official told a foreignor who is sa wall quali afieil to epeal authoritatively on Chisa na
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Teutsch defonded.
Mr Carlisle gavo ovidence on oath. Ho eaid he is acting Uonsul, and has charge of
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K MURRAY RUMSEY,
R. Co. R.N., Harbour Master, &o, Harbour Department. Hongkong, November 22, 1901.
NOTICE.
*2381
THE TAIKOO CLUB CYCLING TRACK will be opened on MONDAY Next, 25th November. Gentlemen likely to compete at the Sports on New Year's Day, many use the Track for training, from
R. H. STEPHENSON,
Secretary, Taikoo Sports Committen. Taikoo, November 22, 1901. .. DOUGLAS
there was not true Afterwards he was above dato. sent to the Dutch Consulate.
Cross-examined; He had never söll certificates belure. He knew of this one being for sale as the aimien told him. There were four or five women in Mr Hendriks house when they went about the certificate. -
Later Mr Handriks said the evidence
against him was false. He was cranitted
för trial, bail being fixed at Tes. 4,000.
Entertainments.
$4 any man living, that Yung Lu said to Lithe registration papers. On the 24th alt, Hung-chang before that official went down wo Chinesu came, une as an interpreter to to take charge of the two Kwang that they the other the younger one who applied to be registered He produced in proof of 271 (Yong Lu and the Reactionary Party) were his right to be registered a birth certificate going to drive all the Foreigners out of (produced). Witness thought it was the Ho said his China. To the credit of Li's prescience, if young man who handed it in.
name was Chieng Tak, the name on the not his heart, be it said that his reply was paper. Witness thought the name was You are going to attempt the impossible. antiar as a person already rogistered as a One of the worst signs for the future is the into the office then witness asked him if British subject: and as Mr Hendriks came
fact that neither the Chinese Government there was out a person of that pame Accused said ho Already on the books, nor the people have given any satisfactory did not know the name. Witness locked
vidence that they are truly ashamed of this up and found that a parish of awful outrages of a year ago. The mission name was registered on July 15th, 1808, Į of Prince Chun to Berlin does not disprove and that this person applied for
September passport to go up-country in this, for that penance was exacted at the hat. There were pin marks on the coun- which point of the sword which was held by torful of the registration certificato corresponded with pin maries, on
on birth mailed st
certificate. Alan there had been alterationsPENING.
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THA NULCERSION.
the
it
the
The Heir Apparent, aan of Prince Tuan, estning a bad reputation, so much that 7bo is likely to be set neida. That will raise the burning question of the succession, for 53
the feeling is gaining ground that there is no hope in that direction from the present socupant of the throne.
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ames by altering some of the letters. Asled where they got the certificate from TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT!! they said they got it from the father of the younger man at Hongkong. The two wan were afterwards handed over to the Police, and or the following day they were brought before the Borispab Court. Witness vive evidence, and inconsequence of statement made by the tax Chinese he determined to prosecute Mr Hendriks.
Cross-examined It all depends who is in the office as to who attends to registr
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21-ARTISTES-21
including:
12 YOUNG & TALENTED LADIES 12.
Conn Spiecinliat Miss ENMIR Surra .......
JULIE CLEVELAND ...Soprano MAUD ALBERT........Mezz Sopikunu JESSIE THORNE .....
Sorio Comios FLORENCE ADELAIDE Í
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HETTIE HARMSTON...Musical Artiste AMY BATLEY .....Solh The Dancer ! RUTH DAVIS
The perfect absurdity of the dictum oflation. During the y
e past four or Ovo tho Allins that China would not, for the the accused has buon chielly employed in presont, be allowed to import arms is soon office but a Siamese clerk. The accused the Court sometimes there is no-one in the when it is remembered the two grent hore a good character, and was employed at armorials at Shanglai and Nankin are, and the Consulate eight years ago when witness 0 have been for more than a year, werking
Witness added that after the envʊ in the Borispah Court Tay Kow Keng identified day and night turning out immense sup the recused our of four persons at the Mame. JEANNETTE ................
Consaints.
for export, and ale 200 packages or there THE CONTINENTAL PRESS AND plies of arme and atamuation of every about which had been taken up to Conten
to be unahippod.
(REUTER'S SERVICE.]
SIR H. CAMPBELL-BANNER- MAN AND THE SOUTH
AFRICAN WAR.
LONDON, 20th November, 1901. Sir Henry Camphefl Bannerman, apoax. ing at Plymouth, said that be despaired of
BRITISH BRUTALITY,
What the Germans did in Franco.
So many misleading accusations have has made in the Continental newspapers tant it is rofreshing to read the following letter by a German in the Times of the 14th
Sir-Will you kindly allow me to. corroborate the testimony of Oberetlent
kind. This order has hit unscrupulous Jealora in arms, und stimulated the native production. It was told to me in a whisper near one of these arsanuls that bur vom paratively little care was exercised towards keeping the arts in good condition and that reat quantities were allowed to rust and deteriorate for want of attention.
PRINCE CEUN,
Whether by arrangement or accident I cannot say but Prince Chiun practically only
CHING
THE MAN WED WOULD BE REGISTERED,
said he was born in Teichrow in Cantos
Tay Kow Kong, in reply to Mr Carlisle, dinlent his name in Chiêng. He came from Hongkong about a month ago. He know Yew Hap Ches, and me: him at You Long's house. They were talking about trading, and it was said, witness ought to be British subject for trading. Yow Chea that be had a friend who was the Coneul's clerk and that this clerk had a stamp, Witness had a talk with Chen, and asked him to see about it. On tha him to go with Yee Hong's tewkay, went to Mr Hendriks" 11th of the Chinese month, witness Ches, and
house. They mwa wom
the first time
the peril facing the country in South Africi, nant .D. and Rittinsister a.D.' in their knows of one country besides China: He was not at home; hall an hour
PARLIAMENT. LONDON, 20th November, 1901.
letters to The Times? The only thing
has surely loarned, much by his visit to
later accused returned. Ring You
Yoo inter-
tha
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and of its being overcome so long as Mr would wish to add in that where Ober- Chamberlain and Lord Milner rutninedatleutnant &.D. puts we should have I Germany, but a little more time might proted. The accused produced a paper
The Whole Forming, their present offices.
should have written from experience We
THE GREATEST COMBINATION of did' do it in 1876-71. When it was necessary
have been given profitably to countries on from his room, and told witness we did not hesitate to barn vilinges or the way. I bare sure ground for saying he was to say as being his father's his mo-
thor and his own,
also the addresses in East. châteaux-for instance, the Chateau du was much impressed by what he saw at Hongkong, date of birth, ote Лесиной Conte de Gastey, in the Vosges, which was utterly destroyed by a bataille and escadron Singapore and Hongkong. The prosperity asked the surname in the Cantoness large- sent for the purpose. The Count was said and energy of the Chinese in those two age, to which witness sait Chieng Accus
ad, said thore was not much difference The Management beg to state that this to be at the head of the francs-tireurs in colonies struck him as remarkable. Schlettaradt. When the railway destroyed or the telegraph out, the villages on both sides were either but or so
The re-assembling of Parliament has been definitely fixed for the 16th January next.
SOUTH AFRICA
Kitchener's Sects have killed sis Boers and captured fifty-four, including two Field
Cornota.
THE COLOMBIAN INSURREC- TION.
The Columbian insurgouts have captured Colon. One hundred American bloojackets occupied the railway station...
Foreign Students in Germany.
it out straight!
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IMPORTANT NOTICE."--"
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p.un.
in the sound, it could be easily is pure, clean, and refined entertainment THE FRENCH AT SHANGHAL
altered, and he then did some hing and no one need fear to bring their mothers,
the imper. The French in Shanghai ore carrying then es
Nothing TYAA esia siaters, wires or children to it as nothing envorely punished that it very soon stopped, their roads ont into their new concession witness that, if asked, he must say he got gatity is allowed on the Stage,
In troney, bat accused told in the slightest degree approaching vul Wo did not threaten arly, but cried and for some miles in the country there are the paper from Hongkong, and that bu
Doors open at ... must not say accused gave it to him. Curtain rises
... 9.30.. were put overy railway engine stores telling the distance from the Quat Witness, along with another went to the
Pricon ke usual. where the lonet danger was expected, and de Franco. There are many evidencos that Consulate on the d y appointed, and: in consequence
the inhabitant never tried to wreck a train. Contributions were most the Germans have come to stay in this anything, to my he came by the Keongezi Hendriks who told him, if the court said ebut fell. As for great mart. freely raised wherever
few days before. Ah Pan, who was with foraging, we took the last half-but out of
witness,sand the accused went away to the site on the ground, wad left the several inches of snow when were lying on
Shanghai still holds the lead in educa-ether. Ah Pim then came back with the birth certificate, and gave it to witness,
He told the
women,
way
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SEASON!
at Stuttgart, in his annual report on the of these festiul punishments carried perience that people always do chair best then got the paper in told him not to | THE MUSICAL EVENT OF THE | known as Xo. 138 Queen's Roar Centra former report he made reference to the at- French that we were in earacet and mest own resources. In addition to St. John',pointed out the accused, and bater in the ONE GRAND CONCERT, of Hongkong, and registered in the LAND!
or two of
of lives
che 800,
schools. This question has, apparentiging but not carrying out condemning for modern education is about to be buit.up the papse on the road: he said, it re
ST. GEORGE'S HALL WEDNESDAY, NOV. 27, 1901, at 0.15 p.m. Under the Fatronage and the Presence of His Excellency SIL HENRY BLAKE.
For by willow And ad men to be caredtion, and is far ahead of Hongkong in this who went to are Mr Carlisle..
No Mia Hobhouse or as in many other respects. The cre fact intter that his father gave him the paper in others went bothering about, su
the
people
ople that they have municipal govemment may Hongking. After being biken into an took earn
are of themselves. And yet our
other room Hendrika De Frederick Ross, the British Consul method was far more hutuage and merciful account for all this, for it is a universal ex-
Evoin hun. Witness was than the English
any beg Cof things.
One
taken to the Court, sud afterwards where be schools of. Wirtemborg, states that in aout without much warning convinced the when they are dependent entirely on their was brought the Consulate
house where ha first met him. It was titude of the State and mendemic authorities the thing seriously, so they stopped their College and the Angio-Chinese Colles, arranged that witness should pay Ah Chev
game immediately. Thousands of
Tcs. everything went off all right; towards the large number of foreigners at were probably saved, and the war curtailed both, by the way, built and carried on by
accused as to have three catties. German universities and technical high down to ho months by is. Had we actod Americans, and other important school.
Pal: Witness did Cross.exupined;
not Lell as the English do in South Africa, threaten astic establishments, a great Chinese school the Police, when arrested, that he picked
but latterly become somewhat acute, as several not shooting the rebels-so-called len-
leased, he would get the rimien who gave technical high schools have during the past iency, which is slasa seu for weaknees That pienoes of progress, the Rov, Timothy him the past. No one told him in the
why, the war of 1870-71 might possibly. months expressed themselves emphatically have been goior An How, and both counRichard, is the leading and guiding spirit Borispal Cart that they would punish bist
if he said where he got the paper. He HERR JOHANN against this continual influx of foreigners, | tries and half Europe ruïned by it, in this movement. The Chinaso have sub wrote down in Chinese the nanos and dates. The percentage of foreigners in certainly
The server is ended, even by the corbed thirty thousand tsels, and the given tu him by Hendriks saverest and harshest measures. the more beavy. Of a total of 11.311 fully qualified merciful it ia mi no measures can be students at the wing German toohnical high severe anough to put an end to thin franc 100ts in 1000 to leas thes 2,017-more tirour affair in South Africa. Had one used
the utmost rigoazand severity from the Arst than 17 per centers foreigners, and of moment, there can be little doubt the war thúso 800 came from Russia and the Balkan would-have been ended in a four months, the distress now existing in the Yangtze States. In 1836 there were only 475 foreign and andlown miery saved. The English
nid Ah: Clien accordingly, wont to Mr students as German universities. About way of doing businear reminds me of an old Valley became of the foods which destroy witness to go to the Consulate. The two was not there, but after they had
unbedate of
Municipal Council has responded with an equal amount and the gift of a fino alte
- DISTRESS IN THE VASOTZE VALLAY.
The coming winter will greatly agravate
AND HIS FALEND
Al Tin. Chop Kwong You Tong, mid he knew Tay Kow Keng; he knew him in China Tay Kow Keng came to witness's.
MARQUARDT,
VIOLINIST.
house over ten days ago. Ab Chen was also Madame BREITSCHUCK anfix few days aftorianis Kong Raked
thero. Chen and Keng had a conversation,
MARQUARDT,
THE CELEBRATED. HARPIST.
10 years ago America sent the greatest num- have her old lady who wanted toed the crops over an immense area, reduc. Was nhout 3.30, p. 178 ber of students; now Russis heads the list. (or in it ducked?, but told the veterinarying overal millions of people to starvaticited a little the necused cause, Wes Seats 83 & 2 at Robinsons Piano Co., Ltd.
ANOTHER KITIMEISTER A.D,
poppy's tail and ears oropped- only to do it very gradually and mercifully, A writer in à Shunghat paper justly obsid Keng had asked to know the names During the present year there have been at and every day to our of only a very sell serves those unfortunato and innocent peo-etc. on the paper. The accused then went the German universition 2,036 foreigners, an piece in order not to hurt poor dogry tule must not be allowed to starve. Two into a room, and brought a paper with the increase of 264 on 1900. Of this number much.-Yurs truly,
dollars will keep one man alive throughout name Chieng Tak upon it The Acensed read the TATIOUS names and after saying there were 717 from Russia, 507 from Aus-
the winter. A Committue is collecting certain items could be altered, took a pou subscriptions in Shaughal. The need is so and marked something. After asking Britain. North America contributed 323 Sucrezas How old are you? Mise dire that all the Treaty Forta ought to do when they should return the party loft ad
Cross-cxamined: and Asia (principally Japan) 154.
Randolph Ch. I don't tell my age something towaria this worthy object. As old as 1 book. Smithers (with desp feeling): No!
PASSENGER: Does he ordinary trais
tria 29 from Switzerland, and 167 from
MB and Mrs Gazzana evidently believed that only opposites should marry.
He is Ban: I me this paper has an article entiniest the northern express! Station Tay Kow Keng. The day of the arrest he ugly opoagh to stop a clock, you know, fled, "The Bee as a Barvidster." He ter : 'No, & it die there would ben col “I know; but what about Mrs. Gazzam U. Well, I'ya know? 'em to make a fellow's', lision.".
She is pretty enough to stop an omnibus.' | temperature go up, all right.
TO THE PUBLIC.
Hongkong, November 21, 1906,
XMAS CARDS!
For further Particulars and Conditions of Sale, spply to
JOHNSON STOKES & MASTER.
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Solicitors for the Vendor
$225
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(ONGKONG HIGH LEVEL TRAM HWAYS COMPANY, VINTED.
TIME TABLE.
WEEK DAYS, 7.80 a.m. to 3.00 am... Every 10 minutos. 8.90 a.m. to 8.30 am... Every lỡ minutes. 8.30a.m. to 9.30 am...Every 19 minuter. 19.50 a.m. to 11.00... Every 10 minutes. 2574 11,8am to 12.55 p.m...Every 15 minutes. 12.45 pm to 1.15 p.m...Every 10 minutos. 115 pm to 1.46 pm...Every 15 minutes 1.46 pm to 2.16 p.m...Every 10 minute. 21 Tum. to 3.00p.m. Every 15 minutes. 3.30 pm to 5.90 p.m...Every 15 minutes. 5.20% 7. bo 200 p.m...Every 10 minutes. NIGHT CARS. and 0 p.5.
XMAS CARDS!
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TUCK & Box'STLAR PARA XMAS AND NEW YEAR GARDS" the Most Elaborate and Ficy Designs.
INSPECTION IS KINDLY BOLICITED..
IL RUTTONJEE No. 5, D'Aguilar Street, H.K. Nos. 39 and 40, Elgin Road, Kowloon. And also from Messes. COOPER & Co.,
No. 132. Wellington Street. Hongkong, November 22, 1991. 1384
8.45 13
PRINTING.
PRINTING.
Artistic Printing
Done with Neatness and Despatch
At Moderate Prices.
Programmes.
Company Reports.
Business Circulars.
Bills of Lading, etc.
9,45 p.1.0 11.15 Under European Supervision. every half hour.
SUNDAYEGA BA
to 8,20 A.m...Evéry 16 mbuster,
8.30 a.m. to 9.30 v. Every 30 meter. 9.30 s.m. to 10.30a.m... Every 15 mmates. 18.30 am to 11.00 sm...Every
minutes. 10 12.00 Noon to 1:00 p.m... Every 10 minutes. 1.00 p.m. to 5.10 p.m...Erary 15 minutes. 5:00 pm to 6.00p.m...Every 10 minutes.
15 minute 7.00p.m. to 8.00 fm... Every 10 minutes.
NIGHT CARS 2 on Week Days,
SATURDAYS, A
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TITION TO MORROW (BATUH Ranges 200, 000 and 600 varde Seven shots and a sighter at each Bisig
-ALEX- MACKENZIE Hon! Recretary, or Hongkong, November 22, 1901, 2980
r cars at 1130 and 11.45 p.m. SPECIAL OARS by Arrangement at the Company's Office, 18 and 4, Queen's Road Central
„JOHN D. HUMPHREYS & SON,
General Managers, Hongkong, April 9, 1901.
China Mail Office
WYNDHAM STREET.
HONGKONG.
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