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MONDAY, JANUARY 6, 1902.

TELEGRAMS.

|CIONA MAIL'S SPECIAL SERVICE.}

THE CHINESE COURT.

PROSPECTIVE ARRANGE-

MENTS.

CANTON NOTES.

(From. Our Own Correspondent.)

BOARD OF MANDARINS.

Canton, January 4, The Canton Board of Mandarins have a task of no ordinary difficulty in devising whys and means to increase the revenue so that they may be able to find the large sua

CRICKET.

HONGKONG C. THE NAVY,

THE CHINA MAIL.

Another sensational win was recorded ov Saturday, when team representing the Club and the Navy met on the Cricket Ground. There was a large attendance of spectators, muy being, no doubt, attract

LATE TELEGRAMS.

The Liberal Imperialists. London, December 17.-A correction of Lurd R-sebery's speech shows that Hiz Lordship said:The Party must clean its first rupuried. Bis Lordship, in addition

inte" and not clear its state, as was at

to

allotted to this Paveince as its slutre in the thither by the tall sening of racent | their žalure to counteract continental il-

muntehes. A massed oval hard played The Dowager-Empress to Receive, indemnity. A shipt is the test pros

posal. Every kind of bont, unless the very musical selections during the progress of The natch coni. (Prim "Our Qinu Umeqontent.) Anallest. will require to canty a license.play in the afternoon.

The Club bat Seasonaɔ, daruary 6, 9.31 mm. The rate of payment will be according to munced at cleven o'clock.

L1, the size and tonnage of the vessel. It is ted first, and compiled" 25% rate- The Chinese Court proceeds from Puoting intended that the liczne shall only fast six France-llayhurst agnis distinguished him muntis. This constant changing of the self by a powerful exhibition of free-bit Prince Ching left Ploting-fu yesterday liseuse will involve an immense amount of ting, which brought up 117 runs to his

ia to Peking to-morrow.

To-day's Advertisements To-day's Advertisements

A CONCERT

WILL BE DIVEN IN THE CITY HALL.,

at 9.16 p.m.,

what has already been reparted, criticise TUESDAY, 7th January, Lhe slackness of Govoricent, and especially

Under the Distinguished Patronage of“ will, due to the dissemination of falsehorls. He eulogised Lords Milner and Kitchener... Sir HexAY BLAKE, 6.C.M.G.. wil swil the re-call of the former well H.E. Adat Sir C. BRIE, K.U.B., havn & must fatal effect on South Africa. .E. Major-General Sir W. Oscose,

R.C.M:G., of The independence of the livers was out tho the question,

w

by

a relentless secutionConnaudore Powra, C.B.. of the war was necessary. But, though it was impossible to acgetute wile the Br Generals, overtures of pesce from the oxiled ern liberal nutte survices He advocated al

math con- Boer Government should not be rejected.

MAESTRO GALLUZZI. The following is the ProgramDIE P

FLEST PART.

in order to carry out the arrangchenta for Inbour and tend to friction. The indiga credit before he was finally disposed of by studed his speech by saying that god his 1. Pianoforte Sol, Waltz No, il,' ...Chopin | monopoly is for sale at the rate of five Moore, with a goud catch. J. Hoopier hal | were al National Efficiency. Thn?

the reception of the Court,

thousand dollars a year.

MANUFACTURE OF ARMS,,

The high daty na roign opinn has had willatly the apposite effect to fint exposed

Soon after his arrival in Peking the Em peres will grant an audience to the Foreign Ministers, and the Empress Dowager receive the Indies of the Legations.

CHINESE ARMY AND NAVY.

ORDERS FOR REORGANIS-

ATION.

Japan to the Front. 11. E. Yuru Silsi-kai, Veeroy of Calli Prince, after memorialing the Thane, has issued in sider for the re-organisation of the Newbern Chinese paditon, withi its headquarters at Chefees.

the diapeal of the country

newspapers

With

Maestro GamcZL. a total of 47 runs to his credit. A. G. Ward

regard Loud Rosebery's speech. Song. The Guardian Angel...Comman

Mrs MYTHIC hadi 21, Clapham 17, and Cakugan 13. as a bid for the formation of a new party,

AF

Rose, Crechaunn And the overchrew of the Irish is interpreted 8. Song,.....

M. MIRO McKinley and Mahon were the most.

„Ballade,....... Hottervanns December perists intend to 4. "Cello Sido,

Mr KOEN. successful outers. Digby and Corneas an invitation to the Liberal vinns

follow Lord Rosolery's appeal to the mi

Testi. tion, and a series of meetings will be held. Sunt

December 20.-The Right Hon. H. H. G. Songs... throughous, the country,

Walverban:pton, Asquith, speaking at unreservedly endret Lord Roselery 7. Song. romarks at Chesterfold, and eulogised Lords

Kitebener and her.

The Tarbulent Irish. December 13,--Mr Conor O'Kelly, mem-

3.

ber for Surth Bay, he been sentenced. to two months' imprisonment for a spoed) 10. intimidating hollers of evicted farms

Bogenabur 21.-Mr John P. Hayden, member for South Resenon, has been sentence to thiruy weok imprisonment for

speech inciting boycotting."

il

Miss LOUREIRAY, The Flight of Ages, ...... Berag

Mr TERRIBL

---------་་་་་་་་་

Mrs BaRWIFT.

SECOND PART,

Pianoforte Duct, Pulomised A. Dearáli

Mowers WARD AND GALVEZI

Song...' Still Wie die Nachr' B. Doftan¦

Tri-Violi, Cell, Pianoforte

Mr GOLDRINI.

+

•Adagio Op. 1))

A Birthern *Alegre (Op. 2) T Mosers Guaca, KOENIG, GAULÄTZEA. IL. Duet, .' [a:

MISS LOUREIRO and Mr Mrsso w12. Violis Sale, Seare de Balist. Bei

Mr GRAUS

Me Haydon is a journalist and per proprietor, and has represtated South

since 1897.1

by those who were chietly the cause of in-took first tense of the wicket for the Navy ereasing the taxations on the imported drug side, which had an inauspicious opening. it has slightly checked the import of being Digby when the score had reached Indian opium, in bason the controry gready 16. Coruabo and Moore, however, put a enentinged the growth of the native opium, different complexion on matters. Rebust It is something like this with the ridiculiting characterised the innings of both non, and it appeared an if they would restriction on the in part of foreign amus

Grimblo caught into-China. This regulation, well meant both ge on for over. shut the door or one side, but it left many

Cortale but after he had compiled 41 the other. Witness the is runs. Moore treated the bowling in the Lovers open on menso autpat of guns, and amalunition from most confident manner. The fielding, at the Shanghai and Nanking annals. This times, ares abuts, as the bowling was is now a great Iusiness, and every Province slacker and was smacked all over the field. is making preparation for its own aromat. Krickenbeck put an end to s most ex- Canten Province is getting ready to follow pensive wicket by watching Maore, who re- sait by the purchase of land for the erection tired with 140, the top sure of the murch, to his errlit. labon and Pringle carried 15 ditelings.

the scom beyond the Club's total. Pringle

The Government, it appears, has entered drove the ball out of bounds every time,

upon a long pending struggle with the amid great cheering and stumps we ated Irish Leggin, the leaders of which drawn when the total had reached 2

bost of possessing a thousand franches and the loss of Ren wickets-quite a sementional openly defy Sir George Wyrdlom.

victories y in An vietory

Hangbang

the Club side, he having three wickets for Frane-layhard was the only bowler Campbell-Bannerman Rebuked. Derenier 18-Lead George Hamilton, an average of 24.3 runs each. The low-in a letter i Sir H. Campbell Banner lingual in not given as it seems to havoan, declares that the language of the been rather irregularly kept. Scor£9;------- latter is the nostring of the foulest oharges against the Army, and he hopes he will in furus! boil the balance more evenly between the cromy and his country- Decmbor 30.-Sir H Campbell Banaer.. minn, replying to Lord George Hamilton, says he never countenanced the mendacious stories about our tropps in South Africa.

France and Siam.

FILE NEEDLE TRADE

Major Thehibana, a dagnumst vicer, bas

The making of needles was formerly been appointed military miser JI. E.

d large industry in Cantor. The foreign Yuan Shi-Kai, and Lient-Colonel Data medies have raises the native trude. fills a similar position to E. E. Chang attempt is about to be made to Chih-rung at Woehung, Bath Lone Japan) pere with the foreign merchants. There is an iden of starting a nem.le factory, us ing foreign chinery. The Chinese st The bend of this now Enterprise have bear

brood and learned the business.

for China immediately.

Comte for

Sixty Jagsmese dicers will Chim at an early date to resist in the resorganisation of the Chinese army in tha Northern and Central Provivors,

| KEPTER'S SERVICE.] RUSSIA AND THE BOXER MOVEMENT.

Losins, 3rd January, 1962. The Paris correspondant of the Thares publishes secret documents communiented

MISCELLANEOUS.

THS (LUB."

Capr. Krickenheck, a Digby, b Mahon EL Fanshawe, R. A., run out..... f.L. France-Hayhurst, Moore, }

Noble

A..

The making of the new Band at Wong Shs, on the West 4de of Canton, is pru- gressing. The man who has all along op poker the work is still trying alt he can in sit up anife. His former attempt to gain. tau pampie urer to his side by gif proved

miserable failure.

На

is not yet recon

Ex

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Cadigan, R.W.F., e Fringle, b

165

McKinley.

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G. Ward,

Hooper, e Pringle, b Nuble

W. Dixon, & McKinley.........

Capt. H. Rotherham, R.W.F., and 1

McKinley

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| ciled, and has entered a petition against the

C. HF. Hay, b McKinley Cambriannace of the work and the extension of the Band. The Fun Magistrate has Capt. Clapban, R.A., h Mahon given a very sensible reply, pointing out G. Grimble, not out.

that the late Vicory, Another things by Dottor Car, recently returned frota L Tung ebang, gave his permission to the Manchuria, which, it is alleget, prove that scheme. He marks, moreover, that ju 4 bargain was negotiate la Li Hong stand of being a hindrance it will prove a Chang with Rossin through Pines Ckhton-great boon to all people and traders alike.

Ivy, whereby the Bever averments which, it is hutel, Russin fomentel, war to be turned against foreignors. Russia engaging to protect the Emperas Dowage, against the Powers in return for her occupation of Manchuria, ami a free Ima in Mongolia

MARQUIS ITO IN LONDON. There was a brillen gathering at the lancheon given to farquis 16

ar the

Blansion House. The Loni Mayur highly calogised the Mikado, and extolled Marquis unsuitish Ito's indomitale will, mi patriotism. Marquis kto, replying, said that the reformas in dipen treno due nuinly to the doretion of the Mikado, wol dhe patriotisar of the people. He expressed profound evtisfaction at the cordial refations

The Viceroy has sent a speciał deputy to

visit all the Centies and report as to the policing arrangements in each.

►

·

Tetal

NAVY

Mr Dighy, st. Hay. b Hayburst... Mr. Chuabey e Grimble, b Fanshawo

a woeting of the United Irish League at Rooshy has been proclaimed.

A semi-oficil Note published in Le Tempe states that there is no Siamese gites tion at present, but it would be a mistake to ropped that France in disposed to sucrifice 17 the guarantees she pussesses in carler to

detarnape various little questions.

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Serious Riot at Bada-Pesth.

A serions riot of the unemployed at Buda-Peeth has taken place. The price dispersed the procession with swords, wounding sevend, whereupon gauge rushed through the principal streets, boks shop windows and loted jewellery and other artreks of valce. They were eventually 18 dispersed.

Mr. More. Krickenbeck, b Hayhurst 140 Lieut. Wood, by Haylaurat................. Lient. Reinold, run out

A big fire in Fatshan Just Thursday huri-Lieat. Bahon, not out............

I began in a lire Pringle, nok out.......... a kot of houses. eccher shop.

EVENTFUL VOYAGE OF AN ORIENT LINER.

Twenty Hours Late at Colombo.

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Australian Patriotism

December 18-A Time telegram icon Total (for 5 wickets) 66 that Mr Barton's determination not to Melbourne says there are strong indications Furnish faneps for South Africa, unless officially requested to do so from home, des represent public opinion and

Comisen realih.

NAVAL YARD CRAIG ENGOWER.

3

the Victorian Assembly

used a resolution, without a division,

B. Song, Quando Volevano' from

Rantzau ...Maraga Mr Muso, 14. Semi-Chrens, Rise-Air of the

1th Century... Padre Martini Mes Mrea, Miss HARCE, M LOUKERO, Miss 31. Lore MessTA GOLDRING

KRAAL, MIRO, Musso and TERKULL

Tickets......

............... $3 encir Sents ay be booked at the Robinson Tian Co.'s Storr

Hongkong, January 4, 1999.

NOTICE.

CA THO HA TO her Madmitted a PARTNER to our Firm. NORONHA & CUL

Hongkong, January 1, 1902.

LOST.

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'GOLD CHINESE COIN BANGLE.

on Puizar last, at Kowloon. Reward, G RosE TERRACE, KOWLOON. Hongkong, January 6, 1962.

FOR SALE.

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A SMALL POST, suitable for Whildren.

Apply

KENNEDY'S STABLES,

Houghong, January, 6, 1902,

NOTICE.

77 have this dayappointed Me GEORGE

Mr EUGENE JEAN LIVEAUD Sub-Manager, of our Hongkong Branch.

WE MREs Manager, and

DODWELL & CO., LD. Hongkong January 1, 1997.

TO FIT.

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NOTICE.

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Framises of the CIVILIAN CLUB have This Day been REMOVED from No. 5. Chancery Lane, to No. 85, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL, ♣ FLOOR, above Wing Cheong, Jeweller

C. LEYKUM.

Hon. Heeretary Hongkong, January 6, 1902,

NOTICE.

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AVING purchased the business of NORONHA & CO. from the Trustees of the Will of my late father, Mr 2679 DELFINO NORONHA, that business will be continued by me under the Game Firm nave or azylo f

"NORONFIA & CO.

H. L. NORONHA, Hongkong, January 1, 1902.

FOR HLOHO. . TUR

THE Steamship

ANTOKIO MAQLEOD, Captain Us, will be despatched for as above in WEDNESDAY, the 8th Ins

al

For Freight, or Passage apply to

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Hongkong, January 6, 1992.

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IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINE. STEAM FORSHANGHAI, NAGASAKI,

BIOGO AND YOKOHAMA.

fuperial Garman Mail Steamship

PREUSSEN,

the outward of the NORIHEUTSCHER LOVE, Capt. E.

REIN, dare here with German Mail about the 8th Inst., will leave for the above places about 24 hours. after azival.

NORDDELTSCHER LLOYD. For further Particulam, apply to

MELCHERS & Co..

Agents.

Hongkong, Jan sary 6, 1902.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

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NOTICE.

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PIANO

PLAYING

EXTRAORDINARY

The Whole Range

of MUSIC:

VLASSICAL

OPERATIC,

POPULAR,

DANCE,

Flood within the Ability of Everybody by Our

Piano Players.

They play any Music with absolute Correctness,

but leave the expression entirely to the busto of the Performer,

RECITALS_DAILY.

PROGRAMME THIS WEEK: „OVERTURE,,* Fect and Posant,.. Supre SOLO, Song Without Words, Mendelssohn

THE Finn of DOLWELL, CARLILI & CO.,

hither carrying on Business at Foo SELECTION,.. Belle of New York,...Keri chow (China), Colombo (Ceylon), and Pen- | VALSE, Op. 18.........

................Chopin

insular House, Monumont Street, London,

21 MARCH, ..................“ Tannisauser,'.............. Wayner

E. C.. has boon DISSOLVED by mutund consent of the Partners, Messrs E. J. Moss SOLO,

Narcissus,'

Neran

and Geo, B. DoWFLI, und from to-day the | SELECTION,.. “Runaway Girl,”........ Gergi business will be carried on by the Under-jOVERTURE,... Tannhauser,.....Wagner signed.

"ALL DEBTS due to or by the Firm of LANCERS, "Dopweli, Carditz & Co. will he received FANTASIE,

or paid by DOWELL. & Co., LTD.

Mr R. J. Muss has been appointed

WILLY, Acting Manager at Colombo. Manager at Feochow, and Mr W. J.

DODWEEL & CO., LTD. Hongkong, January 1, 1902,

THE WEST POINT BUILDING COMPANY, LIMITED."

THE

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Mikado,.......... Sullican

'Fausty' List

|ROBINSON PIANO CO.,

HONGKONG, SHANGHAI & SINGAPORE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the To-day's Advertisements NTHIRTEENTH ORDINARY MER

TING of Shareholders in this Company will be held at the COMPANY SOFFICES, Victoria Buildings, on THURSDAY, the

that it hopes the Federal Govern i THE PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL 23rd January, 1902, at 11.30 o'clock a..

offer, anasked, the services of an Australian Contingent for South Africa.

On Swurday, 'n cricket stef was plaport at Hay Valley between the Navn Tardin The Times of Chulou of the 18th Deconi-C.C. and the Craigingower C.C. which resulted in a win for the latter Club by 34 her repre-The Orient-Pacific storms and 4 wickets. Suotes and malysis

·NAVAL YARD. Grant, frean Europe for Anssia with the London mail of November 24th, which | C. Urmshy, Lamuerte par should have arrived here at midnight on Brand, e M. Aspor, b Hartcam Monday, did not enter harbourtill 10 o'clock E. Makuveyeff. b Hartcan last night the great delay being due to var P. Gladwell, not th ous cases. The presens wat kang tf the host eventful vayages of the Oppo, die buying experienced a severe gale during the early part of the voyage; a free-kalow and

H. J. Cock, e Witchell, Launert F. Jolly, and b Laminert.

Jamuert PC. Spur, c Rose,

E. Cole, Later, b Rapp W. Andcows, b Rapp ..................

existing but won England and hypan. Hand detention at a later stage, arā, fin Doughton, « Hartram, b Stuart...

bellored the Forts of internuaricand come mercial competition was moving towards the Pacific, said Loped that Japan would largely share therein.

when about to enter prort, running short of cal. The Orang fut. F. S. Syurms,

THE BLOWING WAR

G. Ruby, and b Stuart...

Extra..

Tutel

CBAPENGOWER.

S. Commander), left London on the 22nd November, and Plymouth the felins ing day, with a large number of passengers. and hid a time run to Gibraltar. After en- tering the Mediterranean and before sank-J. P. Jordan, b Orsby THE SOUTH AFRICAN WAR. ing Marseilles, sheencountered a severegale. J. L. Stuur, b Ormsby

I filadwoit Losos, 4th January, 1902.

with heasy seus which freq tyd. H.

e Cole, Ruby. baka L. E. Lammert, e

H. Ruttenje,

bw, b Gladwell Comonpact De Wet has ordered the fork the vessel. This instea

When the M. E. Avgor, ant vat...... various Buer commandues to retard the before she entered Muscilles, W

A. E. Angor, o Gladwell, ↳ Ruby vale

was at its height, one of the crew, -work of construction of British black-fouces uks mate, was wished overboard and L. A. Rose, not cat at ang cost, hence serions fighting may he drowned, and nothing could be done to gave It Witchell,

of the crew were sav, voly E. Ford, him. Two others expected daily.

injurai.

One of them was dashed against II. Hartcani, Since the 29th Decembar, General Bruss an iron railing on deck, and injured his Hamilton has effected the capture of one heal, while the other was also throwdown hundred Eers, including Communlantan hart, Marseilles was left on the 29th

November, and the Urmes strived Naples and luften the 1st instant, taking

the mai

aifs and a number of pas

cansus.

THE CHINA MEDAL.

-did not hat

Extms...

Total (for 6 wkts) ............. BOWLING ANALYSIS, NAVAL YARD CO.

www.

on beard

gers who lud zavelled by the overland Lammert sengers route, Everything went well till the vessel Harteam in untered the Suez Canal, where zoother in-Rupp

The China medal will have three clusts commemorating the action at the Takacident ceurred, which delayed her a whole Start.......

Forts, the defence of the Legations, and the relict of Peking.

Archdeacon of Hongkong.

dny.

It will be remembered that s Freach cargo stemper ran around in the region of Spur.. the Bitter Lakes and blacked the way for rashy seme thas. The sowel was the Marie Gladwell mrse on her wailers voyage to Colombe Kalay and the Fur. East When the Ormus arrived off the Bitter Lakes She had to drop anchor, but bad, not long to wait, na the French boat was got off in a couple of On weighing anchor, the date

hours.

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Deober 20. The Federal Premior në Australia, interviewed, said he was unable to offer troops to Great Britain without, a substantial suggestion that they were wanted.

Within 24 hours 1,560 mon roinnteered for service in the new contingent being Laised in New Zealand.

South African News.

STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY'S

STEAMER COROMANDEL. FROM BOMBAY, COLOMBO AND

--ཡ-ཡ

STRAITS.

ONSIGNEES of Cargo by the above named Vessol are hereby informed that thoir Goods are being fandles and placed at their risk in the HosGRONG AND December 17.- A Daily News telegramKOWLOOK WUARE AND GODOWN COMPANY'S 1 from Johannesburg sys that importan: Jobows at Kowloon, where such consign. developments are expected in a few days, neat will he sorted out Mark by Maer and 58 and that General Batha has summoned a delivery can bo obtained as soon as the to discuss the siruncion. Goods are landed. meeting of Burghers to

December 18-The Government intends to send another thousand Guards to Scath Aftion in the mille of January,

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December

U-Sis more Militia Battal- ons have been onlodied, and we thensand Youry are ordered to be raised inedi

to be desper atoly

spatched to South Africa in February 19 Juniary and

December 20.-It-is probable that 1.000 additional Guarda will be ordered to be in readiness for the Cape shortly.

Daceraber 21-The 2nd Battalion of the Loiusters leave Barbadoes for the Cape on

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120 the 25th instant.

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4 25 2

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CRAIGENGOWEK C.C.

PARARE C.C. 7.

Up to the present 143,050 horses and mules have been chipped from New Orleans to the Cape, the ville being nearly £3,000- 000.

Calcutta, December 19.--The London correspondent of the Englishmas, cabling the 18th instant, states that, in spite of the hopefulness of the situation, Lond Kit chener continues his very pressing demand -38 2 for more men:

28 2 The Goverment is straining every nerve 20 2 to bring the war to an endl

The War Oftice intend mixing a

third cour tingent of Imperial Vermanry for South Africa to meet Tard Kitchener's demands.

The Viceroy.

..... 9 * The Bishop of Victoria has appointed

Spar bowled wides and Ormsby 3. the Rev. W. Banister to lie Archdeacon of

-ROYAL ENGINEERS U.C. Hongkong. This office was in times past

This match was played on the R.E. bold by Archdeacon Gray, the Consular broko her hydraulic gear and could not ground on Saturday and endud in a draw. Chaplain at Canton ; but it has now been proceed till the necessary repairs were rect Scores :- vacant for many years. The new appointed, und altogether she had to delay about ment is readered necessary by the present twelve hours before resuming the voyage. S. H. Commissariat, c. Tillman, b

The passengers, however, accepted the development of the Chinese Branch of the situation cheerfully and occupied the time R. B. Cooper, b Watts Anglic Church, both in Hongkong and with sports, fishing, and other anrusements. R. Pestonji, b Wattsapp su in the Province of Kwangtung, which el. Eventually, she

un entered She Basson through the Cant., J. Ductor, e Yente, b Masder

Sex, only to experience B. K. Mohta, b Tilman

Moader,

PATRON (C.

for mure" complete vecioviastical r- further trying weather. Strong head winds H. Patel, b Tillman....

Wo and adverse currents were encountered till D. R. Captain, b Meader....... ganization tim has existed bitherto,

sie left the Red Sea and entered the Goli B. D. Tata, e Carice, b Turner congratulate Archdeacon Banister on

of Aden, Asa reaul of these rew Litte

PROMPT ACTION

his

in dealing with what may be only a slight cough will aften avert some ore serious illness..

STEARNS COUGH CURE

is just the thing for this, it is always speedy and effective. Wholesale from A, S. Watson & Co., Ltd., Hongkong.

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delays, J. M. Master, cl

c Lillywhite, b Meader

the Orinut rashort of coal. At Port Said 1. P. Tavaria, o Meter, h Turner..

sho bad taken in,-a is usual, just suficient C. Movrawsla, not out...

coal to enable her to reach Colombo, but the unavoidable delays resulted in her oxbause--

her bunkers. When about eighty niles af Colombo, yesterday afternoon, slo

last

NOT A LE. OF COAL IS KER BLNKERS,

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ROYAL ENGINEERS..

Fatal

Yeats,

b Ductor. Woods, e Dector, b Tavaria.. and consequently had to burn wooden Lillywhite, b Doctor fittings and lamber to keep stenes up. Turner, Docter........

Curice, b Doctor About this tune the British steamer

Tillman, b Pestenji Glenager was sighted, and the Palmer, Tararis, bh Doctor FOR THE Braw 18 Tak La-Clarke's squalled to her to stand by, intending to World-famed Elood Mistare is warnuited to

seek her assistance to cater port if the Warts, e Thraria, b Pestonji ceanse the band from all impurities from phaj- evor couse Erising For Berials, Scurvy cessity arose. However, the quantity of Clark, not oui.

timbor available was just cuflicient to keep Mender

.

Extead, End Lega, Akio, and Blood Diseasesses and travel at a slow pace, and the Colley Pimples and Sazas of all kinds, its affects Orma accordingly entorted port as already marteliers, Ti:quanda of wade:fut cores are beco effected by it. Bold everywhere at 2a. 9d. stated, at 10 p.m., the demoor keeping. Beware of worthless imitations.

by her.

To bat

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The Viceroy arrived from Burmak yos. terday, and was accorded a brilliant recap- tion. Large cov ds lined the streets,

Dec, 21 Vice-regal levee last night was largely attended.

This Vessel brings on Cargo -

From LONTON, &e, ex s. 8. Hinntrenger. From AUSTRALIA, ex. 8. Britannia. From FEESIA GUL, B. J. S. N. and B. & P. S. N. Que Steamers.

Gords not cleared by the 12th Inst., at 4 pn., will be subject to rent.

No Fue Insurance will be effected by me in any case whatever.

for the purpose receiving the Report of thy Directors, together with Statement of Accounts for the year ending ist Decen ber, 1901.

The Registor of Shares of the Company will be closed from Tuesday, the 11th January, to Thursday, the 23rd January (both days inclusive), during which period no transfer of Shares can be registered.

By Onder of the Board of Directors,

MOWBRAY S. NORTHCOTE, Acting Secretary to the Hongkong Land

General Agents for Investment and Agency Co., Ltd.,

The West Point Building Comeşuany, Tiited. Hangkong, January 6, 1902,

THE HONGKONG LAND INVEST. MENT AND AGENCY, COMPANY. 1:IMITED,

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GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION.

No. 10.

INFORMATION has been received from the MILITARY AUTHORITIES that ARTILLERY PRACTICE will take place from North Point on the 9th and 20tk January and on the 13th, 14th, 17th, 19th, With aud 97th February, 1902.

All Ships, funks and other Vessels are cautioned to KEEP CLEAR of the Range..

By Command,

J. E. STEWART LOCKHAUT,

Colonial Secretary. COLONIAL SECRETARY'S OFFICE,

Floughing, Sad January, 1902.

Intimations.

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NOTICE is boroby given list the FOUR-

TEENTH ORDINARY MEETHWAYS COMPANY, LIMITED..

LIONSKONG HIGH-LEVEL TRAM-

ING of Shareholders, in this Gunany will i All Damaged Packages must be loft in be held at the COMPANY'S OFFICES the Godowns, and a Cortificate of the day- Victoria Buillings, on THURSDAY, be age obtained from the Godown Company and January, 14 a 12-a'clock Neon, for of the within ten days after the Vessel's arrival the purpose of receivior the Resort here, after which no Caius will be rese-Directors, together with acement of Accounts for the year ending 31st Decem- nised.

1901.

the

Superintenden

E. A. HEWETT,

Hongkong, January 6, 1992,

PUBLIC AUCTION.

ho Register of Sharon will be closed 20 from Tuesday, the 11th January, to Thes

HE Undersigned lown, received instrue

tions to Sell by Public Auction,

POE ACCOUNT OF THE, CONCERNED,,

(1)

FRIDAY,

10th instant, at 2.39 pm, alongside

QUEEN SLATER WART

THE STEAM LAUNCH

“TUNG RAT

TIME TABLE

REK HAVE.

7.3a.m. to FL60 x. in. Every Ju minutos. B... to 8.a...Every 15 ininutes. 8.00 a.m. to 9.30 am... Every 10 minutes.

~ 9.30, am, to 11.00a.m. Every 15 minutes. 12.30amuro 12.45 μm... Every 15 minutes.

day, the 23rd January (both days in-12.30 to 1.15pm... Every 10 minutes. 1.15 p.m. to 1.45 pm...Every 15 minutes 1.40 pm to 2.19 p...very 10 minutes. 2.16 10 3.00

clusive), during which perioù les transfer of Shares can be registered.

By Order of the Board of Directors,

MOWBRAY S NORTHCOTE,

Acting Secretary,

Hongkong, January-6, 1982.

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THE CHINA PROVIDENT LOAN & MORTGAGE COMPANY, LIMITED.

THE FIFTH ORDINARY ANNUAL MEETING OF SHAREHOLDERS in the Company will be held at the Company's Office, No. 14 Des You Road, Victoria, on WEDNESDAY the 15

1992, at Noon, for the purpose January, Built under Foreign superintendence; is

statement of Accounts and certified to is in inst-class order and con of receiving dilion Only a few months, out of the the Report of the Geriorul Managers far A disastrons fire decurred yesterday at hands of Messrs BAILEY & MURPHY, Eogi- the year ending 31st December 19, the Officers' Mess of the West Riding Re-ner, &o, who have given her a thorough declaring a divident and electing a Can- giment. The building was destroyed, with overhaul; is remetaller, &c, de, &e, suit-salting Committee and Auditors. Ewo sets of colours.

Officers Mess Burat Down

able for rowing purpons and is fitted in

The Transfer Boks of the Company will This refers to 2nd Battalion of the Duke European style-Length. 6 feet: Beam.ba claned from 11th to 15th Janiry, Lg of Wellington's stationed at Rangoon, The 11 fest 6 inches: Depth 6 feet 3 inches in Regiment fought in the Peninsubur War,

the Crimes, mid in India a century ago, aud the colours bore many historic'nones.]

ADVERTISEMENTS.

centre.

The inspecting order cau be bad on ap plication to the undersigned.

TERMS --As usual.

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HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctiontera. Hongkong, January fij 1902,

TULE Attention of Advertisers is drawn

the Latest Hours for receiving I w 20 Advertisements and Corrections to Adver

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tisements:-

Alterations in additions to Advertise- ments on Pages 2, 3, 6 and 7, should be sent to this Office not Inter than ila.m. New Advertisements should be sent in before 15 pm.

BAIN & REID.

·CHINA MAI' Office, Dec. 1200.

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CHINESE SCHOOL BOOKS:

I-Sam Tsa King. IL-Ta'in Toz Man. Translated into English

both days inclusive:

Hongkong January 3, 1992.

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AUSTRIAN LLOYDS STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY,

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by Dr. E. J. ETTEL. PRICE: 50 Conta the Set. CBISA MAT. Office 5, Wyulbam Street.

STEAM TO SHANGHAI, MILF Company's Steamabij CARINTHA Captain.MABOCchNo. will lears for the atore place on MONDAY Afternoon, the 13th Itist.

p... Every 15 minutes. 2430 jone to 6 99 m... Every 15 minutes 5,00 júm. 6-7.0ju... Every 10 minuta, 7.00 pm, 1. 8.00 p....Every minutes..

NIGHT CARS.

8.45 pm, and 9 pm, 9.45 p.m. to 11.15. p.m. erary half hour. SUNDAYS,

8.00 to 8.30a.m...Every 15 minutes, 8.30

10 apt. to 9:30 u.nu... Every 30 minutes. 9.30 a.. to 10.30a.m...Every 15 minutes. 10.50 to 11.00a.m. Every 10 minates. 12.00 Noon 10 1.00 p.m...Every 10 minutes.

1.00 pm to 5.00 pm...very 15 minutos, - 5.0 p.m. to 6,00 uq...Every 10 minutes.. 6.00 p.m. to 7.00 ...Every 15 minutes. 7.00 m. tu8 00 p.m...Every 10 minutes.

NIGHT CARS 8 on Week Days. SATURDAYS.

Extr

cars at 11.30 and 11.25'p ta. SPECIAL CARS. by Arragemeto uz Lue Company's Office, 35 and 90, Que vs Road Centul.

JOHN D. HUMPHREYS & SON,

Geral Mem-ageis. Hongkong, December 17,201.

EAST PRAYA RECLAMATION.

SCHEME.

1061

AS PROPOSED TO THE HONGKONG GOVERNMENT AND THE LAKINE LOT-HOLDERS BY THE HON. C.. P. CHATER

The Stoawer has splendid Accommoda- tion for Passengers. Electric Light. The Fall Details Printed in Pamphlet Form.

doctor is carried.

For Freight or Passage, apply to

SANDER, WIELER & Co.,

Agenta

Hongkong, January 6, 1902.

NOW BEADY.

Copies may be had at Cusä Ma Oce

Price 75 Conts each.