4
+
+
J
Martell's
Brandies
are known, and asked for
all over the World ·
Sole Agents,
H. Price & Co.,
12 Queen's Rd., Ontrail, 468
The China Mail.
No. 12,991.
CHRISTMAS AND
NEW YEAR GIFTS
D. C. L. Old Tom Gin,
The most reliable G
on this market
•
Bola Agents,
EL. Price & Co.,
18, Quema Rd., Omtrol
PRICE, $8.00 Per Monti.
Business Notices.
BELL'S ASBESTOS EASTERN AGENCY, LIMITED GREEN ISLAND CEMENT CO.,
ESTABLIN # 30:¦:
1 846.
號六十月 十年四零点九千一英
HONGKONG, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1904.
日十初四十年長甲
Business Notices.
INNES' (PATENT)
Business Notices.
METALIC ZINC POWDER
FOR PREVENTION OF CORROSION IN MARINE OR LAND
LATEST SHIPPING DATES.
1
To England.
Nov. 8th
To Fruncu
... Nov. 15th
To Germany...
...Nov. 9th
...Nuy, 9th
FOR HOME FRIENDS.
MACEWEN FRICKEL & CO.,
[NDERTAKE to Deliver Gift, etc.
UNDERT
(Free of Charge to Consignee) in any part of the World.
To Italy
To United States vis San} Nov. 8th
Franchico....
To United States vis Suez Canal..Oct. 10th To India
To South-Africa...
To Australis
To Canada
Oct, 21st
...Oct. 21st ...Nov. 8th
CHINA PARCEL EXPRESS.
OFFICE-3, DUDDELL STREET.
Hongkong, October 7, 1904.
Intimations.
LOST-DOG.
1816
APANESE PU() (Malo), Five Months ears, body black and white. Disappeared from Residence Morning of November 14. Fifty Dullats Reward will be given and no questions asked if returned to
Mus C. W. CLARK,
No. 5, Ripon Terrace, Hongkong.
1Hongkong, November 15, 1904.
2058
DON'T FAIL TO SEE::1
K. TAMAMURA PHOTOGRAPHER
OF YOKOHAMA HAS ARRIVED.
BOILERS,
In Bollers where Corrosion has already takën place, the Intro- This form of duction of Zino Powder will effectually stop it. Metallic Zinc is 5 times more powerful in its preservative action than that of Zine Slabs, Balls or Plates.
FURTHER PANTIQULARS FROM
W. S. BAILEY & CO.,
Engineers, HONGKONG.
HONGKONG, CANTON, MACAO AND WEST RIVER STEAMERS. JOINT SERVICE OF
THE HONGKONG, CANTON AND MACAO STEAMBOAT CO., LTD., AND
NAVIGATION COMPANY, LTD.
Hongkong-Canton Line,
8.8. HONAM, 2,363 tons, Captain R. D. Thomas.
THE
8.8. POWAN, 2,338 tons, Captain G. F. Morrison, R.N.R.
8.8. FATSHAN, 2,260 tons, Captain W. A. Valentine,
8.8. HANKOW, 3,073 tons, Captain B. Branch.
9.8. KINSHAN, 1,995 tons. Captain J. J. Lossius.
(SOLE AGENTS FOR BELL'S ASBESTOS CO., LTD., LONDON).
SAVE FUEL BY COVERING YOUR BOILERS AND STEAMPIPES
WITH
BELL'S ASBESTOS NON-CONDUCTING COMPOSITION,
ESTIMATES GIVEN
FOR WORK FINISHED COMPLETE..
OR SUPPLIED IN
Bags of 1 cwt, ench.
OFFICE: 6, DES VŒŒUX ROAD,
LANE CRAWFORD & C
JUST RECEIVED
CHINA NEW SEASON'S STOCK
AND NEWEST DESIGNS
.OF
AXMINSTER CARPET SQUARES AND RUGS
WOVEN IN ONE PIECE.
EX XHIBITION OF JAPANESE ART Departures from HONGKONG to CANTON daily st 8.30 6.m. (Sunday Excepted), 9 p.m. Genoese and Imperial Axminster Carpets.
PHOTOGRAT'HS will be held by him
on and after the 16th Inst., for
A FORTNIGHT ONLY, FROM A.M. TO U F.3. DAILY.
At Room F. & G., First Floor of No. 34, Queen's Road Catral, opposite the Post Office, (formerly occupied by Wm. Powell Ld.). Coloured Lantern Slides, X and Post Cards also on View. He will also un. dertake any local commission for Portraits or other Photographic Work which will bo executed in the firms well-known Artistic Manner.
Hongkong, November 14, 1904.
A
WANTED.
2054
LADY-English or Portuguero—as An ASSISTANT for a well-known Boarding Establishment,
Apply to
'PROGRESS,'
Care of CHINA MAIL OFFICE, Hongkong, November 12, 1904.
WANTED.
2045
GROUND FLOUR OFFICE in
A Central Position.
Apply
'G. & C.,'
Care of CHINA MAIL" Ofice. Hongkong November 12. 1904.
WANTED.
2049
& Young Epglishman, Situation as
and 10.30 p.m. (Saturday Excepted),
Departures from CANTON to HONGKONG daily at 8.30 a.m., 3 p.m. and 6 p.m.
(Sunday excepted).
These Steamers, carrying His Majesty's Mails, are the largest and fastest on the River. Special attention is drawn to their Superior Saloon and Cabin accommodation.
SERVICE OF THE HONGKONG, CANTON AND MACAO STEAMBOAT 00., LTD
Hongkong-Macao Line.
8.8. HEUNGSHAN, 1,998 tons, Captain H. D. Jones. Departures from Hongkong to Macao on week days at 2.30 p.m. Departures on Sundaya at 12.30 p.m. Departures from Macao to Hongkong daily at 8.30 a.m.
Canton-Macao Line.
8.8. LUNGSHAN, 219 tons, Captain T. Hamlin.
This steamer leaves Canton for Macao every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 8.30 a.m.; and leaves Macao for Canton every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 8 a.m.
JOINT SERVIOR OF THE H.K., C. AND MAÇAO Steamboat Co., Ltd., FæE OHÍNA NAVIGA- TION Company, LTD., AND THE INDO-CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, LTD.
Canton-Wuchow Line,
6.8. SAINAM, 588 tone, Captain J. Willox. 8.3. NANNING, 569 tons, Captain C. Butchart.
One of the above Steamers leaves Canton for Wuchow every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 8.30 a.m., and the other leaves Wuchow for Canton on the same days
8.30 a.m.
Round trips take about five days. These vessels have Superior Cabin Accommodation and are lighted throughout by electricity.
Further particulars may be obtained at the Office of the :-
BY OFFICE ASSISTANT, has experi- 18
ence in Shipping, Insurance, Import and
Export.
Apply
X. Y. Z..'
Caro of CHINA MAIL' Ofice. Hongkong, November 8, 1904,
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
2020
VE Have This Day REMOVED to ST. GEORGE'S BUILDINGS (Second
WE
Floor).
BARRY WICKING & CO..
Hongkong, November 1, 1904.
W
FUJIYAMA & CO.,
2026
No. 9, D'AGUILAR STREET, JAPANESE CURIO DEALERS. 7E Beg to inform our Customers and the Public generally that we are showing a varied assortment of JAPANESE FANOY GOODS suitable for XMAB and New YEAR'S PRESENTS. An inspection is solicit- ed. Prices to Suit All.
- Hongkong. November 1, 1904.
NAM SING,
U. S ARMY TAILOR,
HONGKONG, CANTON & MACAO STEAMBOAT CO., LD.
18. Bank Buildings, Queens' Road Central, oppsite the Hongkong Hotel.
Or of BUTTERFIELD AND SWIRE,
Agents, CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD.
PELHAM HOUSE.
Velvet Pile and Brussels Carpets.
Chenille, Tapestry and Serge Curtains,
Blankets and Eider Down Quilts. LANE, CRAWFORD & CO. STAG HOTEL,
148, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL.
A FIRST CLASS HOTEL, MOST CENTRALLY SITUATED;
WELL FURNISHED AND AIRY BEDROOMS. Monthly Boarders accommodated on very Modorate Terms.
THE MANAGER. For Particulars, apply to Hongkong, November 3, 1904.
D, NOMA,
TATTOOER,
60, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL.
Portland Cement.
In ossks of 375 lbs net, $5.00 per csuk, ex Factory In bags of 250 lbs】net, $3.20 per bag, ex Factory,
FACTORIES-HONGKONG AND MACAO.
Glazed Stoneware, Drain Pipes and Fittings, Glazed Paving Bricks and Tiles, Fire Bricks and Fire Olay.
450
FIRE CLAY WORKS.-DEEP WATER BAY, HONGKONG.
For further particulars, apply to
Shewan, Tomes & Co.,
GENERAL MANAGERS.
FINEST
BLACKBERRY
Price per Doz, Qts.,
Bottle,
"
Hongkong, September 1, 1904.
BRANDY
$11.00. 1.00.
LANE, CRAWFORD & 00.
FAIRALL & CO.
9bi
SPECIAL AUTUMN SHOW DAYS
COMMENCING
FRIDAY,
the 28th October, 1904.
Hongkong, Uctober 27, 1904.
1095
THE
HOTEL.
HONGKONG
1985
REPLETE WITH EVERY LUXURY.
ELECTRIC LIGHT AND FANE,
LARGE AND AIRY RECEPTION ROOMS.
Public are informed that my Parlours are open from 9 A.M. all day. My 32 years" experience in tattooing is a guarantee of good work and prompt execution. My Colours are absolutely fast and perfectly harmless, and produce a charming effect not 2196 attained
|
any other; as their composition is only known to me.. H. R. H. The Duke of York, and H. I. H. The Emperor of Russia, both honoured me with their patronage; besides many other of High Rank. Prices Moderate and satisfaction guaranteed aa attested by 3700 Recommendations which I have received from all Sources.
Hongkong, August 2, 1904,
N. LAZARUS,
OPTICIAN,
1419
10, D'AGUILAR STREET, HONGKONG.
SIGHT TESTED FREE
Hongkong, October 1, 1904.
LENSES GROUND ON THE PREMISES.
A. 8. TUXFORD, Manager.
1797
1636
MINUTES' WALK FROM POST OFFICE. R MONTHLY BOARDERS.
PRIVATE HOTEL, CENTRALLY SITUATED.
TARE SPECIAL TERMS RATES MODERATE. Hongkong, September 6, 1904.
DR HARRY FONG, AMERICAN TRAINED DENTIST.
¡LECTRICAL and Latest Improved
Appliances.
ELE
41, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL Entrance on Lee Tuen Street. Hongkong, July 28, 1904.
1967
D
47, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL,
BRAND NEW STOCK IN HAND, Hongkong, September 3, 1904,
THE POPULAR
15
1630
SCOTCH, BLACK & WHITE
*SCOTEST, MISKY
MES BUCHANAN &CO, MVOTCH WHISKY DISTILLERS By Appointment to M. THE KING
and
PRIE the PRINCE OF WALES
Supplied at all the eading On ss and HOTELA, and to be obtained from LANK ORAWFORD & Co., Queen'. Road,
THE AMERICAN SYSTEM OF
ENTISTRY.
Dr. M H. CHAUN,
1379
37, DES Vœux ROAD CENTRAL, HONGKONG. From the University of Pennsylvania, U.S.A.
Hongkong July 28, 1904,
1386
DR JEHANGIR, MEDICAL PRACTITIONER, No. 10, D'AGUILAR STREET. OFFICE HOURS :-9, to Noon. 3 PM to ŎP M. Residence- OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, Kowloon. Hongkong, October 20, 19:4. 1837
Bovril is
Strength.
In these days of in- creased commercial activ- ity strength and perfect: health
h are needed more than ever. Bovril taken regularly is most strength- ening and sustaining. keeps the system in the very pink of condition.
pink of coheren
It
BOYRIL
To be obtained at all Stones, URIMISTI HOTELS, doo, throughout Hongkong, Chins and Japan.
29, WYNDHAM STREET.
CHEE WING & CO.,
28 & 29, LEE YUEN STREET (WEST)
HONGKONG,
DIALERS IN
All Sorts of COPPER, BRASS STEEL
IRON WARE, &c.
STEEL GIRDERS and TEES,
CORRUGATED IRON, PIG IRON, &c.,
Suitable for SHIPS, ENGINEERS AND HOUSE Builders.
Hongkong, May 29, 1900,
1227
CANTON HOTEL,
IS
HO-NAM, CANTON.
NEWLY OPENED.
CLARK'S STUDIO,
4, ICE HOUSE STREET.
PORTRAITURE IN ALL STYLES.
AMATEUR WORK A SPECIALITY.
Hongkong. October 5, 1904.
THOMAS'
1812
READING AND PRIVATE BILLARD ROOMS EUROPEAN OREF,
THE CONNAUGHT HOTEL
QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL,
A FIRST CLASS HOTEL, SITUATED NEAR THE BANK AND PRINCIPAŁ
OFFICES. -EXCELLENT CUISINE AND WINES..
Large and Lofty Roor Elegantly Furnished. Hydraulic Elevare. Hot and Cold Water throughout. Special Rates for Touristz. Launch Service for Guests. For Terms, apply
THE MANAGER,
NA
VICTORIA DISPENSARY
Aniseed and Licorice Cough Balsam
for
HOTEL. Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, and Foreness of the
FIRST CLASS HOTEL, most centrally situated; Well Furnished and Airy Bedrooms. Monthly Boarders accommodated on very Moderate Terms.
For Particulars, apply to
Hongkong, August 1, 1904,
THE
THE MANAGER.
CARLTON HOUSE HOTELS.
8 and 10, ICE HOUSE ROAD (CENTRAL),
(3 MINUTES' FROM THE CLOCK TOWER).
Chest Price 50 cents and $1.00.
ORUICKSHANK'S COUGH REMEDY,
1413 A valuable remedy for Influenza, Colds, Bronchitis,
Asthma, and all Diseases of the Chest and
Lungs-Price $1.00 pereBottle.
NEWLY FURNISHED IN ELEGANT STYLE AS A FIRST-CLASS PRIVATE RESIDENCE.
QITUATED on the River Front at Ho-
nam almost facing Shameen.
Situation very Healthy and Quiet; the General Appointments and Cuisine all that Rooms Elegantly Furnished, large and
can be desired.
THE MANAGER. For Termay apply to lofty, with Spacious Balconies. Excellent Position.
Hongkong, November 7, 1904.
Free from Obnoxious Surroundings. Boat always in attendance.
Telegrams receive prompt attention. Visitors to Canton should not fail to
APPLY FOR FOR
THE ANGLO-AMERICAN STORE'S
1226
BOO CHEONG, STATIONER & PAPER MERCHANT, No. 20, POTTINGEE STREET,
W. BREWER & CO.
t
23 and 25, QUEEN'S · ROAD,
A NEW SET OF 28 POST CARD VIEWS OF HONGKONG, $1.00 Dozen or the Set for $2.00.
CHRISTMAS
:
CARDS
IN GREAT VARIETY FOR HOME MAILS,
NEW
VOLUMES FOR CHRISTMAS:
Pecure accommodation before leaving Hong-TEST PRICE LIST OF GROCERIES, AS always on Hand every kind of Boys and Girls' Annuals, Young England,
kong.*
OHẪN CHING KUEN,
Chief Manager. **SMITH PELTIOK,
Second Manager.
Canton, November 11, 1904.
1938
Dr NEWELL WILSON,
DENTIST.
· LATEST AMERICAN METHODS.
"REASONABLR - FEES.
etc., etc., eto,
Hongkong, 1, Wellington Street,
Kowloon, 63 & 64, Elgin Road.
697 Hongkong, September 17, 1904.
THAT BEAUTY 18 ONLY SKIN DEEP
18 AN ACKNOWLEDGED FACT, THE PREPARATION'S
OF
Mrs ELLEN, EKIN SPECIALIST, DRIGHTON, England, pro unsurpassed Creating Rostoring, and Pre-
Borving Beauty. Their application impart
Child's
Stationery. Paper for Office Use and Companion, Little Dots, Nestor's Annual, Little Writing paper, Copying Presses, Pencils
of the Best Make, and Automatic Cyclostyle Folks, Chatterbox, Sunday, Po Peep, Prize, Tiny and Ellams Duplicator.
Hongkong, November 10, 1904.
2033 Tots.
KWONG TY CHEONG, LATE OF No. 47, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRALL CHINESE & JAPANESE CURIO DEALER.
PRICES VERY MODERATE.
8, D'AGUILAR STREET, HONGKONG.
Hongkong, October 20, 1904.
1886
to the Fuce, Nick and Arms a Delicate THE BEST GIFT
Softness, the Fresh Tints of Health and the Odour of Flowers. To preserve her beauty.
NO CHARGE FOR EXAMINATIONS. is the natural ambition of every woman of
OFFICE HOURS :-9 AM to 5 PM.
First Floor, WATKINS' BUILDINGS, $1, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL, Hongkong October 19, 1904.
2208
culture. The CREAM, POWDER and LOTIONS prepared by MR ELLEN hor-
FOR THE WIFE
self are not only quite harmless, but being SINGER SEWING MACHINE. ristural skin nutrients, are distinctly bene. ficial.
SOLE AGENTS DA
A. 8. WATSON Co., LTD.
Hongkong Dispensary. Hongkong September 26, 1904.
1754
Come and be convinced,
SHOWROOMS:
WYNDHAM STREET.. Hongkong, October 8, 1904.
AN ENORMOUS NEW STOCK OF CHILDREN'S TICTURE BŪKS from 20 Cents to $500,
Telephon
KUPPER PILSENER BEER
The Leading Beer in the
Far East.
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS,
SOLE ACENTS;
Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co.,
1262
15,"QUEEN'S ROAD,
Hongkong, October 28, 1904.
Intimations.
Milkmaid
CONDENSED
MYICHAID
EWISS CONDENSEDMIL
CHAN, SWITZERLAND
BRAND
Milk
Guaranteed
Full Cream.
Largest Sale in the World.
TRADE MARK.
G. FALCONER & Co.,
WATCH-MAKERS AND JEWELLERS. NEW SELECTIONS OF
DIAMOND JEWELLERY AND ENGLISH SILVER WARE, HIGH-CLASS GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SPECTACLES, PINCE-NEZ AND EYE PRESERVES.
4. PALCONER & Co. ABE AGENTS FOR KOSS'S FAMOUS TELESCOPES ANI BINOCULARS, LORD KELVIN'S NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS, ADMIRALTY CHARTS AND BOOKS,
EASTMAN'S KODĀKS AND FILMS.
M. MUMEYA,
64, QUEEN'S ROAL
JAPANESE ARTIST AND PHOTOGRAPHER. ENLARGEMENTS ON BROMIDE PAPER
AND FINISHED IN CRAYON.
ALL KINDS OF WORK DONE FOR AMATEURS.
BA, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL,
JAPAN
MITSUI BUSSAN
(MITSUI & CO.)
COALS.
KAISHA
HEAD OFFICE:-1, SURUGA-CHO, TOKYO. LONDON BRANCH :-94, LIME STREET, E.C.
2123
ЯONOKONG BRANCH:-PRINCE'S BUILDINGS, ICE HOUSE STREET, FIRAT F1001,
OTHER BRANCHES :
New York, San Francisco, Hamburg, Bombay, Singapore, Sourabaya, Manila, Amoy Sasoghal, Chefoo, Tientsin, Newchwang, Port Arthur, Seoul, Chemalpo, Yokohama, Yokosuka, Nagoya, Osaka, Kobe, Maidzuru, Kure, Shimonoseki, Moji, Waks natsu, Karatsu, Nagasaki, Kuchinotau, Sasebo, Maidzuru, Miike Hakodate. Taipeh do.
Telegraphlo Address: MITSUI' (A.B.C. and A 1 Codes.)
·CONTRACTORS OF COAL to the Imperial Japanese Navy and Arsenals and the State Railways; Principal Railway Companies and Industrial Works; Home and Forough Mail and Freight Steamers,
SOLE PROPRIETORS of the Famous Miike, Tagawa, Yamano, and Ida Coal Mines. SOLE & ENTS for Hokoko, Hondo, Kanada, Fujinotana, Mameda, Mannoura, war Utsail, Sasahara, Tsubakuro, Yoshinotani, Yoshie, Yunokibara, and othe Ini.
Jongkon 2. May 31, 1904
S. MINAMI, Manager, Hongkong.
JAN DOCHED BY HAND.
MELLIN'S
FOOD
For INFANTS and INVALIDS.
MELLIN'S
FOOD is free from Starch
When prepared is similar to Breast Milk.
MELLIN'S FOOD WORKS, PECKRAM, LONDON, ENGLAND.: [{
DINNEFORDS
e niversal Remedy for Acidity of the, stomach, Headache, Heartburn, Indigestion, .Jour Eructations, Dilious
DINNEFORDS
Affections.
The Physician's Cure for Gout, Rheumatic Gout and Gravel.
Safest and most Sentle Medicine for Infants, Children, Delicate Females and the Sickness of Pregnancy.
1119
MAGNESIA MAGNESIA
Proved by
experience
Three-quarters of a century before the Public and constantly growing in appreciation
van
PURE
Houten's
Cocoa
SOLUBLE
la to-day The Standard Cocoa of the World. Exquisite in flavor, highly nourishing and refreshing, experience proves it to be
The Best of all Codbas.
Intimations.
THE CHINA MAIL.
MITSUBISHI COSHI-KWAISHA
(MITSUBISHI CO.)
COAL DEPARTMENT.
Intimations.
ST. ANDREW'S BALL.
COTSMEN Desirous of SUBSCRIBING
Sco
to the Forthcoming ST. ANDREW'S BALL, on 30TH NOVEMBER, are re
YOUR
Intimations.
quested to forward to the Undersigned BEVERAGE
their NAMES and ADDRESSES, and to State whether Married or Single.
DAVID WOOD,
Hon. Scoretary,
St. Andrew's Ball Committee, Hongkong, October 26, 1904.
1924
THE HONGKONG STEAM WATER- BOAT CO., LTD,
NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. THE FOURTH ORDINARY YEARLY
MARUNO UCHI TOKIOT MEETING of SHAREHOLDERS in
CABLE ADDRESS :" 'IWASAKI,' which applies to all Branch Offices and Hongkong and Shanghai Agencies.
A1, ABC 5th EDITION, WESTERN UNION CODES USED.
ALL LETTERS ADDRESSED MANAGER, MITSU BISHI CO., WITH NAME OF PLACE UNDER.
BRANCH OFFICES. NAGASAKI, MOJI, KOBE, KARATSU AND HANKOW.
AGENCIES.
SHANGHAI: H. J. H. TRIPP.
HONGKONG: H. U. JEFFRIES.
MANILA: COMPANIA MARITIMA. YOKOHAMA M. ARADA.
CONTRACTORS OF COAL to the Im- perial Japanese Navy and Foreign Navies; the Imperial Arsenals; the Imperial Rail way; Sanyo, Kiuahu and the other Principal Railways; Industrial Works; Home and Foreign Mail and Freight Steamers.
EXPORTERS OF COAL to Hongkong, Shanghai, Hankow, Singapore, Manila, North China, Korean ports and America.
SOLE PROPRIETORS of Takashima, Ochi, Shinnew, Namazuta and Kami Yamada Collieries, and also Hojo Colliery, which will be ready to produce on a large scale the best Buzon Coal from 1905.
Sole Agents for Kigio, Komatsu (Tagawa) and Matsushima Coals:
*
The Head and Branch Offices and the Agencies of the Company will receive any order for Coals produced from the above Collieries,
"
Coal sold in 1903 by the Company amounted to 1,210,000 tons.
TAKASHIMA COAL.
New and additional shafts at the Taka- shima Colliery have been completed and this well-known best and most economical Steam Coal in the EAST is now produced in abundance and can be supplied in any quantity.
Hongkong, April 25, 1904.
GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION.—
777
No. 776.
INFORMATION has been received from the MILITARY AUTHORITIES that GUN PRACTICE will be carried out as under:
:
the above Company, will be held at the COMPANY'S OFFICE, No. 97, Cor- NAUGHT ROAD, on FRIDAY, the 25th day of November, at Noox, for the purpose of presenting the REPORT and Statement of Accounts to 20th September, 1904. The
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16 1904.
TROVERSY
Polley
laat letter I pointed out
what I conocive to be the risks and dangers which this country runs by keeping no store at all of breadstuffs, and I will now show
Should have quality, purity and flavor to from the history of past legislation hove
ment of our country in the oven.
recommend it. These three features are present this danger has been to the essential for satisfaction. That's why
RAINIER BEER
TRANSFER BOOKS of the Company will stands for perfection in the beverage line.
be CLOSED from the 2 th to the 20th November, both days inclusive.
1. J. W. KEW, 1
Manager. Hongkong, November 11, 1901.
GREEN ISLAND CEMENT CO.. LIMITED.
2037
TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an
NOTEXTRAORDINARY GENERAL
MEETING of the Green Island Cement Company, Limited, will be held at the COMPANY'S OFFICES. St. George's Building. Praya Central, Victoria, Hong. kong, on SATURDAY. the 26th day of November, 1904, at 11 o'clock in the Fore- noon, when the Subjoined Resolution will ba proposed:
That the Capital of the Company be increased from $1,000,000 (divided into 100,000 Shares of $10 each to $1,500,000 divided into 150,000 Shares of $10 each) by the creation of 50,000 New Shares of 810 each to be offered and if accepted to be allotted to the persons constituting the Shareholders of the Company
materials-good making-good effects. means-appreciation.
Good
A
trial
past.
The legislation may be conveniently divided under three heads- 1) laws regulating the exportation of corn from the country; (9) laws regulating the importation of oora; and (3) laws intended to promote agrioniturs within the Kingdom,
In 1860 exportation was prohibited. In 1436 exportation was allowed when the price of wheat, &c,, did not exceed 'certain specified sums, and with variations in the prices and some of the
Conditions. This state of affairs was continued by various Acts (in 1442, 1444, 1552, 1554, 1582) down to 1870, when a freer system of exportation under the direction of presidents was tried,
M. J. CONNELL, Bub the prios limit was again imposed in
SOLE AGENTS,
7. BEACONSFIELD ARCADE, HONGKONG, & PHILIPPINES, Hongkong, October 25, 1904.
To Let.
TO LET.
For Sale.
FOR SALE.
1376
1593 with a duty, and this was confirmed in 1604, 1623, 1927, 1680, 1683, down to 1870, when exportation was allowed with-- out regard to price, 'subject to the high duties then already. in force, namely, 488. per quarter for wheat, and proportionately high rates for rye, peas, beans, barely, malt, and oats. In 1688 (the ant
FIRST-CLASS BOARDING ESTAB year of the reign of William and Mary) not URNISHED or FOR SALE, in Mac A LISHMENT in Hongkong. Fully only was exportation allowed when prices FURNISHED
Furnished and doing good Business. were not above certain sums (48s. per
Splendid House, with every convenience,
hoo' Barker Road, Peak.
OCCUPIER. Apply, Hongkong, November 16, 1904.
TU LET.
and having an excellent View of the Harquarter for wheat), but bounties on the ex- 2005 bour. One minate's walk from Electric Cars, purtation were granted. In 1669 exports- Well-known to, and patronised by, Ameri- tion was published for one year, the nort cans. Suitable for Syndicate or Private Concern. Present Proprietor leaving for England shortly,
Apply by Letter to
according to the Company's Register A HOUSE in WONG NEI CHONG ROAD.
of Shareholders on the 28th day of February, 1900, at a premium of 810 for each and every single Share of such 50,000 New Shares in the ratio and proportion of one New Share for every Two Old Shares in the Com- pany hold by the respective Share- holders thereof; the amount payable on each of such New Shares respec tively (including the said premium of $10 per Share) to be paid as to one equal half part thereof on the 31st day of March, 1905, and as to the remainder thereof (including the balance of the said premium) on the 90th day of June; 1905, * - And that failing such allottment as aforesaid the said new shares he dis. posed of by the General Managers in accordance with the Company's Articles of Association.
⚫ And that for the purpose of facilitating the carrying into effect of the above Resolution the Transfer and other Books of the Company be closed for the space of seven days as on and from the 1st day of March, 1905.' Should the above Resolution be duly passed it will be submitted for confirmation as a special Resolution to a Second Extra- ordinary General Meeting which will be eabsequently convened.
Dated this 14th day of November, 1904.
SHEWAN, TÓMES '& Co.,
General Managers.
2060
Hongkong, November 11, 1904. THE CHINA TRADERS' INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED. NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
THIRTY EIGHTH" ORDINARY Lyemun, on Monday the 14th instant, MEETING of SHAREHOLDERS in the in the direction of Junk Bay at above Company will be held at the HEAD ranges from 600 to 4,000 yards: OFFICE, Victoria, Hongkong, un TUES- Victoria, (Pinewood Battery), on Wednes. DAY, the 6th December, ar 1 o'clock day, the 16th instant, in the direc-in the Forenoon, for the purpose of tion of Chung-Hue at ranges from receiving the Report of the Directors, 1,000 to 10,000 yards”!! **)
together with Statement of Accounts to the 30th April last, and of declaring Dividends,
If the weather is unfavourable on the 14th instant, Practice will be cancelled,
but, if unfavourable on the 16th, Practice will take place on the following day.
Practice will commence at 7 p.m., on the 14th, and finish about 9 p.m., and at 9 30 a.m., on the 16th, and finish about 11a.m., if the range is clear."
ง
L. BARNES-LAWRENCE,
Harbour Master, d'c. Harbour Mastor's Office,
2012 Hongkong, November 11, 1904.
The TRANSFER BOOKS of the Com-
pany will be CLOSED from the 22nd Inst.
to the 6th Proximo, both days in clusive. By Order of the Board of Directors, JAMES WHITTALL,
Secretary. Hongkong, November 14, 1994,
2052
A. S. WATSON & CO., LIMITED. NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS.
PURE LINSEED OIL A
Awarded Bronze Medal at the Paris
Erhibition, 1900. **
Gold Medal at the Indian Industrial Exhibition 1898, 1900 & 1901), MANUFACTURED BY
JALOUTTA
N INTERIM DIVIDEND on Account of the year 1904 of FIFTY CENTS per Share, on the Shares numbered 1- 60,000 inclusive will he Payable at the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, Hongkong. on and after FRIDAY, 25th November, 1904, on Warrants to be obtained at the Company's Offices
The REGISTER of SHARES will be CLOSED from SATURDAY, the 19th Instant, until SATURDAY; the 26th Inst..
No. 1, RIPON TERRACE, in FLATS. FLATS in MORETON TERRACE, facing the Polo Ground.
OFFICES, in Course of Erection, Cox. NAUGHT ROAD (near Blake Pier). GODOWNS PRAYA EAST.
Apply to
THE HONGKUNG LAND INVEST. MENT & AGENCY Co., LTD.
1961 Hongkong, October 12, 1904.
TO LET. TINE LARGE STORE, in QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL. Most Central Position.
F
Apply
:.
Care of CHINA MAIL! Office, Hongkong, September 5, 1904.
TO LET
*N. A.,' Care of 'CHina Mail' Office. Hoogkong, November 11, 1901,
THE
Auctions.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
year the bounty was suspended for one year, and in 1700 it was given up and all duties were also removed. In 1706 there were bounties on exportation. In 1709- 2043 exportation was prohibited for a year. In 1741 it' was again prohibited for a low months. In 1751 bounties were again created. From 1757 to 1773 stshort inter- vale the exportation of corn, and distilling from wheat or wheat flour, were from time to time prohibited. In 1790 no British
HE Undersigned hins received instruc-grain was allowed to be exported except in tions from C. RoGan, Esq., to Sell by specified quantities for the use of the sugar Public Auction,
colonies. In 1793 exportation was pro-
on
THUR SD A Y,
2 pm. Sharp. 1938 at his Residence, No. 1. ELLIOT CRESCENT,
Robinson Road,-- THE WHOLE OF HIS
NEW HOUSES, To Let, in CASTLE
ROAD. Apply to
SAM WANG & CO., LD,
81, Queen's Road Central. Hongkong, October 22, 1904,
TO LET.
1956
IN ELGIN ROAD, Kowloon, Close to IN Ferry, Residential Flats with Two ROOMS and BATHROOM and KITCHEN
attached.
Also
No. 6, D'AGUILAR STREET, Hong- kong, 1st FLOOR. Rents very Moderate.
For particulars, apply to
H. RUTTONJEE, No. 5, D'Aguilar Street,
and
86 to 38, Elgin Rd., Kowloon.
1959 Hongkong, September 19, 1904.
TO LET.
EUROPEAN HOUSE, No. 158, Pray
A East Four Rooms and Kitchen Servants' Quartera, Bathrooms, Hot and Cold Water. Good Sea View.
Apply to
JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., Hongkong, August 8, 1904.
TO LET.
1957
VALUABLE
HOUSEHOLD'
hibited except when the prices were under "certain fixed sums, and in 1795 the King,
บ
the 17th November, 1904, commencing at with the crosent of the Privy Council, was given peer to prohibit exportation altogether. In consequence of a report of a committee of the House of Commons an Act was passed in 1804 by which the whole question was regulated by certain schedules whion gave the prices under which corn might be ex- ported with bounties so assessed as greatly to encourage exportation when the price was under a certain fixed sum per quarter. From m this point to the time of the abolition of the Corn Laws the statute-book teema with Acts of Parliament containing, how- ever, no particularly new and good sugges- tions. It need hardly be observed that when any country is in the fortunate
FURNITURE,
Comprising SILX TAPESTRY DRAWING ROOM SUITE, PICTURES, CURIOS, ORNAMENTS, BRASS MOUNTED FENDERS, FANCY TABLES CHAIES, CARPETS, RUGS, CURTAINS, COR. NICES, &c.;
and
VERY FINE EXTENSION DINING TABLE (11 Leaves),. DINING CHAIRS. HALL and HOLTZ SIDEBOARD with BEVELLED GLASS position of being able in ordinary years to supply its own population with breadstuffs and DINNER WAGGON, TEAK CABINETS it is to the advantages of the community OVERMANTELS. FINE ION CHEST, DINNER that in years of scalcity the exports of GLASS WARE, CUTLERY, SEVERAL SINGLE the price may not rise too much, while, if and DESERT SERVICE, ETECTED PLATE and those breadstuffs should be prohibited that BEDSTEADS, CARVED WARDROBES with BE.
by bounties on exportation in years of VELLED GLASS, MARBLE-TOP WASHSTANDS plenty and cheap prices the farmers can be and TOILET TABLES, TIN-LINED Box COUCH, induced to keep a larger area under oorn, CHESTS OF DRAWEES, BOOK CASES, PHONO- there is the more certainty that in years of GRAPH with RECORDS, WELSBACH BURNERS, Soarcity the supply will be equal to the KITCHES TOVE and UTENSILS, PANTRY national demand, and BATHROOM REQUISITEs, etc.;
Also,
One COTTAGE PIANO, One SINGER'S TREADLE MACHINE. One MANGLE.
And
A Quantity of PALMS and other PLANTS. TERMS:➡As Customary, Catalogues will be issued.
To deal now with the laws regulating the importation to the Kingdom of leodstuffs from 1202 to 1463 the importation of for eign grain, was limitede. In 1463 it was prohibited unless the price here exceeded
cartain num. In 1680 I was allowed as kok
the
payment of duga calculated a coding to current prices, and, antaking roughly, this
Acts policy was coatinged
On View from Tuesday, the 15th No-1668, 1670, 1885, 1729, and 1732, vember.
in
Importation
the duties were suspended allowed duty free in ships of fore In amity with Great Britain duti
2029 1768, 1787, and 1768 importatio
GEO. P. LAMMERT,
Auctioneer. Hongkong, November 10, 1904.
PUBLIC SALE
NEW ORIENTE HOTEL. ‣Y Direction of the Court of First In-
NO. 1. STEWART TERRACE, The stance, I will soll, at Public Anotion, and 1790, importation
Peak.
Apply to
THE HONGKONG LAND INVESTMENT
AND AGENCY Co., LD. - Hongkong, March 28, 1904,
The DIVIDEND will also be Payable at the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, Shang-A hai, on presentation of Warrants there, on alon THE GOUREPORE CO., LDA and after the same date. Contractors
to the Military and Public Works Departments, State Rollwäys, and all large Consumers. throughout India, the East, and the Colonies!
W. R. LOXLEY & CO.,
Sole Agents,
HONGKONG. Omble Address 'LOXLEY, Hongkong. Hongkong, July 22, 1903.
WANG HING & COT
WDBALERIN
1619
JEWELLERY and LACQUERED WARE.
No. 71, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL, HONGKONG. Hongkong, August 19, 1904.
1589
MESSRS A CHOO & CO.,
30, DES VIEUX ROAD, CENTRAL GENERAL STOREKEEPERS,
NAVAL CONTRACTORS,
AND
COAL MEROHANES AVE always on hand an Ample Steck.
Hupp je osecuted at shortest notice.
1982
TO LET LARGE OFFICE on GROUND FLOOR of No. 2, WYNDHAM STREET. Posses 1st August, 1904.
Apply to
THE SECRETARY,
The Bowling Club, Ld.
1953
both days inclusive, during which period Hongkong, July 13, 1904.** no Transfer of Shares will be effected.
JOHN D. HUMPHREYS & SON,
General Managers. Hongkong, November 11, 1904.
S
2047
THE
A. S. WATSON & CO., LIMITED. ISSUE OF 30,000 NEW SHARES OF $10 EACH
CHARE CERTIFICATES will be ready for delivery on and after the 20th Instant, and may be obtained on application at the COMPANY'S OFFICES, Alexandra Buildings, in Exchange for Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation's Receipt.
JOHN D. HUMPHREYS & SON,
General Managers.
1963 Hongkong, October 19, 1904.
TO LET
HREE FIRST-CLASS SHOPS, Euro poan Style, in Kowloon Possession
on or about Slat August, 1905,
MODERATE RENTALS
Apply to ...... HUMPHREYS' ESTATE & FINANCE
CO., LTD. Hongkong, October 6, 1904.
HONGKONG CLUB.
TO LET.
SUITE of 2 ROOM8, on the Ground- A floor of the Annex, suitable for Officce
For Particulars, apply to the Under- 1904 signed.
0. H. GRACE,
Secretary
INTERPORT CRICKET NOVEMBER 11TH TO NOVEMBER 21ST, 196
GRAND STAND will be Erected at, the South-East Corner of the URICKET GROUND for the Accomo tion of the Pubic.
A REFERSEMENT BAR- Afternoon Teas will be prov Prices of Admission: Dalk To
Hesson Tickets can be obtained ark Well-directed Steam launches kept for Robinson Piano Company Store, Queen' Plonio parties and for Towing purposes,
PRICES VERY MODERATE:
Hongl
October
1904
Boad
1791-
War FARMEE Hongkong, November 9, 1904
Hongkong, June 2, 1904.
TO LET
ROOMS on the First Floor
961
nations
lowed duty fred, and, again speaking rough, ly, this continued to 1773, when the impor tation of foreign grain again was permitted at all time, and places when the price of wheat was nuove 495, per qua and other grain in proportion. In 1785 was allowed at in 1791 the Act which requ- on SATURDAY, November 28, 1904, at low rates.
lated at fixed tariffs Amportimi ofborn was the Entrance of the Premises, No. 121, CALLE REAL, Intramuroe, at 10 o'clock A Pussed. By the Act of 1804 already referred all the Forniture and Fixings of the New to the principle which Mr. Chamberlain is Oriente Hotel a whole; and, at the same now struggling for was made the law of the
land.
1. While wheat from plantations of time and place. It will also sell the Tense Quebec or the other colonies or plan upon the Bullding,
Terms Cash-settlement to be made on in North Ameries could be imported the premises on or before MONDAY No duty of 218, 3d, per quarter he the rember 18th, at Noox, and delivery to be was at or above 63a, per quarter, and at made on or befors November 30, 19041961 very much lesser duties (sinking to 6d.
Bidders must deposit with the Receiver quarter) at alightly higher prices, wheat 85,000 (Philippine Carrenoy) before bid from other countries was subject to fixed will be accepted on the Furniture and Fix-limit of 634 per quarter, preference of tures, and 8500 (Philippine Currency) 10 per quarter in favour of our bulonies. ports the Statute-book As in the case of before a bid will be acuepted on the.
Deposits forfeited if bidder, fails to com- from this time to the abolition of the Corm Laws has many ensotments, none of them ply with terms of purchase.
For further particulars or information, containing any suggestions which were both
novel and advantageous. apply to the Undersigned.
Lesse.
P. M. FLEMING,"
86, CALLE ROSARIO,
Ma
Receiver.
KEATINGS LOZENGES
EASILY CURE THE WORST COUCH,
TOOCHOWSLAG
BEURETARY.
atsón & Co., Limited,
June 16 1904
Hongkon
To deal now with the actu passed to promote agriculture within the Kingdom, these are so numerous that it is impossible. to do more than make a small selection. Some
were as stupid as the idea of impro. 2041ving the fannel trade by compelling the use
of flannel for nhưouds, a law commemorated by Pope in the lines.
flauriel, twould
Some were even m
UR BAY, AS keepi
taste for
room
vore":
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1904.
little bouse well filled, a little land well
tilled, and a little wife well willed is best.'
The statute, moreover, goes quite as far su
Intimations.
C., LD.
did the celebrated scheme for giving every" | HUMPHREYS ESTATE & FINANCE one three sores and a cow. I have shown what has been done in the past to secure the adequate victualling of the Empire. In my next letter I will show what I think
should be done now. —Yours, &o.
A. H. HASTIE.
HOW CAN WORKMEN'S INDO. LENCE BE ENDED ?
TOTICE
Call of $7.50 per Share has been NOT IS HEREBY GIVEN that made in respect of all Shares not fully paid up and that such call is Payable on 2nd January, 1905, at the REGISTERED OFFICES of the COMPANY, Alexandra Buildings, Des Voeux Road, Hongkong.
JOHN D. HUMPHREYS & SON,
General Managers, ` 'Hongkong, November 1, 1904. 1968
MACAO, THE HOLY UITY, THE GEM OF THE ORIENT EARTH. The last pages are now in type. The book will be issued by the middle of November. The Specist Offer of B1.51 per Copy is made to all who order on or before next TUESDAY, November 1st. After that date the price will positively be advanced to $2.00 per Copy. The Edition is a small one. Send Stamps, Money Order or Compradore's Order to
THE CHINA BAPTIST PUBLICATION SOCIETY,
CANTON, CHINA. Canton, October 29, 1904.
1940
WING FAT, IMPORTER and EXPORTER
SILK
AND
MERCHANT.
JEWELLERY DEALER AND GOLD
AND SILVERSMITH.
Engineering, discussing the various sys- tems of remunerating labour, contends that TIVERY Mail brings us orders for Dr J. there is a need for some mutual arrange-E DYKE BALL'S Now Book, sotitled ment wherchy waste in the workshop, whether it be of time or materials, shall be averted, or, if that be impossible, minimis. ed. That there are men who will shirk their duty, whenever possible, goes without Haying. All men of experience know that such is the case, and no ono is hardy enough to defend it. In the Amalgamated Society of Engineers, in the Boiler-Makers' and Iron Shipbuilders' Society, and other trades-steps have been taken to get rid of malingerers; but the men dealt with are those only who rub the Society and their brother-members by being on the funds when work is available, if the man is industrious enough to seek it, and sober enough to retain it when obtained. That is, of course, just the class of mun most likely to shirk an honest fair day's work when employed; but it is to be feared that there are others, though not so bad, who do not throw themselves into their work as they ought to do on the principle of a fair day's work for a fair day's wage. They may not be actuated by malice afore thought, but they are naturally indolent. If they have any energy at all, it is ex- pended in sports and pastimes. Several dovicos have been tried to induce work- men to do their love! best during working hours, and some success has attended these Profit-sharing and industrial efforts. partnerships have been tried on a large scale, with excellent results. But a large section of employers do not care to try any of these system. The bonus system acoms to many a possible solution of the problem. The Engineers, it seems, have consented to adopt it, and they resent any attempt to abolish it. It must be understood that the Amalgamated Society does not belong to the Engineering and Shipbuilding Trades
Federation, whose condemnation of the system was published last week. Some of the labour leaders vigorously protest That against it, others are more guarded.
there may be defects in the system may be conceded; but what is wanted is that each workman shall honestly do his part to earn his wages, and that, at the same time, the speedier and better workman shall reap the reward of his superior skill and his more usrnest industry. Workmon must remem- bar that if they render poor service for the wages paid, they are just as much sweaters
AS always on hand a specially Select- ed Assortment of every kind and pattern of Chinese Manufactured SILKS, CURIOS, IVORY WARES, and best quality of China Grass Cloth and Chinese Embroideries,
Also
Best kind of Manila Cigars. Inspection is cordially Solicited. Prices very Low.
."
No. 66, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL, Next Door to Chinese Club. Hongkong, November 1, 1904.
MES CHEUNG, HIGH-J 88 PHOTOGRAPHER. Developing Printing for Amateur. ENLARGE..ENT A SPI HAT FEATURE. BRANCH
1687
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PAINTER, FRAME MAKER.
PRAPHER and PORTRAIT
LANDSCAPES, PICTURES & VIEWS FOR SALE, No. 38, 2ND FLOOR, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL, HONGKONG. Hongkong, September, 1904.
L
NAKAZAWA,
No. 7. D'AGUILAR STREET. JAPANESE CURIO STORE.
TUST
as are employers who try to force down Arrived a Now Shipment of Artistic
wages,
The much-vaunted trade-union rule is a fair day's wago for a fair day's work. If the workman fails to perform the latter, he is violating his own professed principles, and is playing the sneak.
ON
BOARD AND RESIDENCE.
'KILLADOON,'
N North Spur of MORRISON HILL, 151. WANCHAI ROAD.-Light; Airy and Well furnished Double and Single Rooms with full view of the Harbour. With or without board.
B
For Terms, apply on the Premises, to MRS G. 8. WEBB. Hongkong, July 20 1904.
1991
TANG YUEN.
OARDING ESTABLISF LENT.
Splendid View of Harbour.
Noj 18 MACDONNELL ROAD. Under European Management.
Apply at the House,
or
|
Postal XMAS and NEW YEAR'S CARDS and a Varied Assortment of XMAS An Inspection is Earnestly PRESENTS. Solicited. PRICES VERY MODERATE.
Hongkong, October 22, 1904,
QUONG HING LUNG,
FIRST-CLASS
Tailor and Outfitter.
30 YEARS' EXPERIENCE IN U.S.A., UP-TO-DATE CUTTER. PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED.
FANCY GOODS DEALER PRICES VERY Low. No. 96, Queen's Road Central, Hongkong. Hongkong, September 14, 1904.
MESSRS COOPER & CO.
TAILORS, DRAPERS & OUTFITTERS
BE the services of a COMPETENT
EG to announce that having engaged
DARTRING'
THE CHINA MAIL.
Perfect Beauty
depends on the skin, and fovely skin is the reward of using
DARTRING' LANOLINE'
No imitation can bear the "Dartring" No Imitation can be called 'Dartring
'DARTRING TOILET, ‘LANOLINE
ENO'S
FOR ALL
'FRUIT
IMPURITIES
His Britannic Majesty's Ships on the China Sistion.
Name
Class
Tona. [Guns. LHP.
Captain.
Last recortad
Alority
+Albion
deepatch-rossel battleship, 1st clase
1700 17
8000
|19,950 * | 2018 13,500
Algerine
aloop
1050
1400
Comdr. Richard M. Harbord Captain Sydney R Fremantle Commander R Nugent
Hongkong
Weibsiwel
Hongkong
Amphitrite
Andromeda
cruiser, 1st class cruiser, 1st class
11,000
46 18,000
Capt Charles Windham, O V.O
Weihaiwel
11,000
10 10,500
Capt. B. N. Ommanney
Wahawal
Bramble
gonbost, 1st class
710
A
1300
Lieut Com O
Makins
Yangtare
Demand the genuine
Wholesale
in collapsible tubes *DARTRING LANOLINE' TOILET SOAP.
Britomart
gunboat, ist class
710
6
1300.
Lieut. Comdr. T D. Pratt
Centurion
battleship, 1st class
Hongk, g
10,700
14 13,000
Captain Fegan
Weihaiwal
87. Hilbern Viadui, Losion, ling.
Cressy
cruiser, 1st class *
19,000
14 21,000
Captain Henry M. Tudor
Singapor
Cherub
water tank and tug
990
800
Espiègle
sloop
1070
Fame
Fearless
cruiser, 3rd class
torpedo heat destroyir
860
110
Hongkong
1400
Comdr, Ernest Barton
Singapore
d
8700
Lieut.Comdr. Asser
Hongkong
1680
13
3900
Comdr. P. V. Lowes. D 8.0.
Singapore
*Glory
battleship, let class
12,950
16
13,500
Captain Hon. Walter G. Stopford
Singapore
A SIMPLE REMEDY
Handy
"torpedo bat destroyer
275
4000
Reserve
Hongkong
Hart
torpedo bat destroyer
275
4000
Wothaiwel
Humber
storeship.
1640
800
Lieut. Comdr. F. M. Riadore
Weihaiwet
Iphigenia Janus Kinsha
cruiser, 3rd class
3600 17
torpedo bist destroyer
280
9000 8 9900
Captain W. B. Fauckner
Shangha!
river gunboat
Leviathan
cruiser, 1st class
14,100
18 31,592
Moorhen- Ocean
river gunboat
180
2
battleship, lat clase
12,850
1613,500
Otter
torpedo bost destroyer
950
6 8300
Phoenix
Bloop
1018.
6 1400
Rambler
Surveying vessel
835
6
650
Rinaldo
sloop
930 10
1400
Robin Rosario
river gunboat
85
2
240
Com, D. St. A Wake Lt.-Com. R. E. Vaughin
sloop
980
1400
Sandpiper
river gunkat
85
2
240
Sirius Snipo Tako
cruiser, 2nd class
8800
8
9000
river gunboat
85
2
240
torpedo bat destroyer
250
6500
Tamar
receiving ship
46b0
river gunboab
180
2
800
800
Lieut. Comdr A. Gregory Lt.-Comdr. O. P Metcalfe Captain Francis G. Kirby Lt -Comdr. F. B Noble Captain T, G. Greet
Reserve
Commander John Nicholas
Comdr. C. E. Mouro
Comdr. Vivian Lt.-Com H. T. Attay
Capt. 0. H H. Muore Lt.-Comdr Davidson Lieut.-Comdr. Craufurd Commodore Dicken Lt.-Comdr. R. V. Dugmore
West River Straits Divista West River Shanghai
Weibniwel
Yangtese
Weihaiwel
Hongkong
Weihaiwel
Hongkong
Hongkong
Iebman
Hongkong
Yangtuze
Hongkong
Hongkong
Yangtase
Thetis
cruiser, 2nd class
3400
8
9000
Capt. J. A. O. Wilkinson
Hongkong
Tweed
coast defence gunboat
9 363
9
200
Lieut. Comdr. R. H. Kente
Yangtze
Vengeance Vestal Virago
battleship, 1st class
12,950
16
13,500
Capt. Loalia Stuart, O.M.G.
Bloop
980
6
1400
Comdr. 8. St. John Farquhar,
Hongkong
Shangha!
torpedo bub destroyer
355
В
6900
Roserve
Hongkong
Waterwitch
Burveying wip
620
450
Comdr, Ernest. J. Hardy
Weihaiwel
Whiting Wordwick
torpedo bot destroyer
350
8
5900
In Reserve
Hongkon
river gunboat
150
Woodc
river gunboat
150
NO 19:
500
Lieut.-Com. O. W. Wrightson
Upper Yang sa
500
Lieut.-Com. Wason
Upper Yanoton
* Flag of Admiral Sir Gerard H. Noel, Commander-in-Chief.
OF THE BLOOD.
SALT.!
'It is not too much to say that the merits of ENO'S 'FRUIT SALT' have been published, tested, and
: approved, literally from Pole to Pole, and that its cosmopolitan popularity to-day presents one of the most signal illustrations of commercial enterprise to be found in our trading records.'—European Mail.
DEP.
1
DEP.
CAUTION.-Ste Capsule marked ENO'S "FRUIT SALT." - Without it you have a WORTHLESS IMITATION,
Prepared only by J. Q. ENO, Ltd., 'FRUIT SALT' WORKS, LONDON, ENG., by J. O. ENO'S Patent.
Sold by Chemists, &c., everywhere.
MAIL STEAMER DEPARTURES.
Friedrich
M. M.
P. & 0. Bengal
*
AMERICAN. MAIL
STEAMER.
Nov. 19 P. & A. Arabia
19
ༀཙྪཱཋཔཡུཾ
* BE AZE
DESTINATION.
10
T
222 24
Teal
Jan. 13 Tsingtan
+ Flag of Rear-Admiral the Hon, A. G. Curzon-Howe, 0.B., 0.M.G.
Foreign Men-of-war on the China and Japan Station.
Adamastor Dia
1965
HONGKONG HOTAL CORRIDOR.
The following table is a chronologically arranged list of mail steamer ⚫sailings to Europe, America, Canada, and Australia. Coast ports, Manila, and' Japan are not given, for steamers are constantly sailing for those ports. All the American steamers call at Japan, and the majority of the Australian boats Aspero
Kaiserin Elisabeth call at Manila, and, in addition to those vessels, special steamers run there, The departure of every steamer is subject to alteration. The P. & O. maila | Acheron Alouette usually reach London in about 28 days, and the French and German in about 28 or 30 days.
Name:
Fing and Description,
Tons.
Guns. | H.P.
Captains.
Austro-Hungarian cruiser Austro-Hungarian crnisor.
2437 20 7300 4000 29 8000
Capt. Friedrich Grinzeberger Captain Mirt!
Singapore
Shangha
French armoured gunboat 1798
10 1700
Comdr. Laferriere
Saigon
French gunboat
800
7
400
Lieut. A. Varney
Balzon
Argus
French gunboat
123
1500
Lieut. Crespin
Canton
Aspio
French gunboat
475
480
Lieut. Journet
Saigon
Avalanche
French gunboat
140
5
150
Haiphors
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Bengall
French gunboat
580
6
400-
Baigon
Bugeaud
French criser
3740
29
9000
Capt. Lefvre
Faigon
STEAMER.
DESTINATION.
MAIL DUE LONDON ABOUT.
Casse-tete *Châteaurenault
French gunboat
140
5
150
Haiphong
French cruiser
Duz.
Comete
Decidée
D'Assas
1628
Nov.
19
P. & 0. Simla
London
Dec. 25
Estoo
French gunboat French gunboat French cruiser French gunboat
8018 18 17,000
4 125 690 10
Captain V. Poidlone
Woonung
438 900
Commander Lonal
Haiphong
Commander L'East
Saigon
4000 31 9500
A
Saigon
Haiphon
23
G. M. S. Prinz Regent
Hamburg
Froude
French destroyer
850
7
303
Lieut. Jehenne
Haiphong
Luitpold
Gueydon
French or ser
9376
36 20,200
1
Shanghai
29
M. M.
Marseilles
Dec. 28
Dec. 27
Henri Riviere
French gunboat
Haiphong
Dec.
3
P. & 0. Chusan
London
Jan.
1 Jan.
Javeline
French destroyer
307
7
300
Lieut. Comdr. Beaussant
Haiphong
7
G. M. 8. Preussen
Hamburg
17
Kersaint
French gunboat
1250
6 2200
Commander Le Gollow
Shangha
11
**
17
P. & O. Nubia
London
+Montcalm
French cruiser
9700
12 19,600
Captain Cros
Hiphong).
*
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21
G. M. S. Prinz Eitel
Hamburg
31
Mosquet
French torpedo-boat
360
7 300
Lieut. de Vean Prat
"
(lry
French gunboat
Capt. Hourst
Marseilles
25
27
"
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81
London
29
Feb.
5
Pascal Pistolet
French cruser
4015 27 8500
Corndr. Sennes
French torpedo-boat
"
Redoutable
French cralser
850 9497
7
300
Lieut, de Woerth
Haip' ong Yangtate Hongay Haiphong
Styx
French cruiser
1796 10
6071 1700
Saigon
Capb. Vincent
Saigon.
1904
Sully
Franch cruiser
9856
20,000
Captain Guibertesu
Shanghal
Surprise
Franch gunboat
629
2
900
Lieut. Holgue
Shanghai
Takiang
French guboat
Yangtar
Vauban
French cruiser
6150
23
4560
Captain Blonde!
Along Bay
Vigilante
French gunboat
..123
7
500
Lieut. Carol
Canton:
Bussard
German cruiser
1857
15
2900
Comdr. Husa
Fürst Bismarck
German flagship
11,000
88 (14,000
Captain Prowe
Woosung
Geier
German cruiser
1776
15
2960
Comdr. von Studnite
Shanghai
Hansa
German quiser
6230
34 10,000
Capt. Weber
Flongkin
Hertha
German miser
6500
37 10,000
Capt. Baron Schimmelmanr.
Singap
DUE.
Tltie
German gunboat
1000 10
1300
Comdr. Baron von. M. Hällessem
Nanking
Jaguar
German gunboat
900 10
1800
Comdr, Wilbrandtja,
Shangha
Lucha
German gunboat
850 10
1344
Comdr. Kroencke,
Portland, O.
Möwe
German gunboat
1009
8
875
Comdr, von Grambkow
Hongkong
22
do.
P. M. S. Mongolia
Chine
San Francisco
Deo.
20
Seeadler
German cruiser
1640 15
2800
Comdr. Persiva
Mauila Shangha
do.
31
Thetis
German aniser
2060 24
8000
Captain Voit
Shanghaf
31
8516
Dec,
3
1905. Tiger
German ganhost
900
10
1300
Comdr. Deimling
do. Doric
do.
German gun bost
170
6
1300
Comdr. Giebber.
Canton
16
do. Siberia
do.
24
Vorwarts
German gunboat
8
500
Lient, Scharf
Shangha
71
"
27
1906
do.
Coptic
do.
Feb.
4
Elba
Italian cruiser
2300
10 7471
Captain Borea Rioci
Jan.
7
do.
Kores
do..
17
-Marco Polo
Italian cruiser
8600
Captain Presbitero
Shinghal
"1
19
do.
Gaelic
do.
•
28 Puglia
Italian omiser.
2498 29 7000
Capt. Pescetto
Shangh
31
do.
Mongolia
'do.
Mar. 11
Feb.
11
Vasco de Gama
Portugues cruiser Portuguese gunboat Portuguese craiser
1980 14. 4000
Captain d'Antas Ribeiro
Shanghat
720
Captain Coutinho, na
3215
20
Aleouf.
Russian gunboat
810
B
780
Comdr. Gaint r
Amaur
Russian iruiser
2600
5. 47000
Comdr. Gramatohickof
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Russian quiser
6000
27:24,000
Bayan
Russian cruiser
7800
∙ 10 16,500
Bobre
Russian gunboat
1050
8 T150
DEP.
STEAMER.
DESTINATION.
DUE.
Bogatyr
Russian cruiser
6640
12 19,500
Diana
Russian cruiser
6781
6.
Djighilt
1439
Gaidamak
1905
Gremiaatchy Gromobol
Dec.
14
do.
Empress of Japan
Vancouver.
28
do.
Athenian
do.
Jan, 4 21
Guiliak Mandjour
Russian gunboat Russian gunboat Russian gunboat Russian cruiser Russian gunboat
1466 500 [1499.
12,364. 44
1000
8000 3 1700
b
Russian ganbost
1224
7
*1905
Novik
Jan.
11
do.
Empress of Chin
do.
Feb. 2.
25
do.
Tartar
do.
18
Otvajoy
Feb.
do.
Empress of India
đó.
Mar.
Peresviet
1
Petropavlovsk
Russian cruiser. Russian gunboat Russian battleship Russian battleship Russian battleship”
9000 1490 12,674 1514,500 10.960 16 10,600 12,674
6
9 3500:
2000 14,300
100) 1400 В 17,000 2000
Russian battleship Russian cruiser Russian battleship
10,960 1334 12,002
Russian protected cruker 12,200.
Rurik
Russian protested oruiser 10,923
Sevastopol
Russian battleship
10,960
Silatch
Russian gunboah
950
Vesdrik
Russian gunboat
600
Zabiyaka
Russian cruiser
∙1234
Albany
U. B. culoar
3769
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U. 8. gunboat
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U. 8. torpedo-boat destroyer
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Port Arthuj
1128
3900
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Port Archica
Port Art
16
1194
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Port Art
.28 $7500
Uspl, Dyer
Carlto
12
1227
Cap Rohrer
Shangha
8000
Lieut. G. Williams
Manila
81007
Lieut. Irwin
Manila
10:
600
Lient. Dismakar
Ontou
8000
Lieut. E. Jessop.
Monita
$19 7500
Comdr. Hugo Osterhons
Shaughal
8000
Lieut. H. Arnold
Mila
8000
TestAW Knor
Mantis
6000
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Shangh
28|| C, N. Chingtu
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1392
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Hongkong
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48 11111
Captain Burwell
Shanghal
U. S. gunboat
201
250
Ensign J. E. Basa
Cavite
U. B. gunboat
201
250
Capt. Bennett
Cavite
U. 8. cruiser
4000
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Capt. J. B. Collini
24 Raleigh
U. S. cruiser
9918 18
7600
Hong
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U Bruiser
4098
97
9913
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U. S, cruiser
1000
13
1118
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U. B. gunboat
347
8
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1397
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12,000
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impossible that an electrio tramway Wyatt's five wickets cost 4.2 each, will be laid from end to end. It is while Rees' four cost 10 each. Now absolutely certain that it would pay that Shanghai has been beaten by well. The Hongkong trams will act as an both teams great interest will be object lesson, even though the service la centred in the next match, that be- by no means regular. But a tramline tween Hongkong and the Straits, would be appreciated even more in Can- and it should be a hard fight, although THE NORTH SEA OUTRAGE. ton than it is in Hongkong, for the Hongkong should be able to win by traffic would be much greater, and, the strength of their batting. The therefore, there would be many more to Straits team is powerful in bowling, but their batting side is not so strong. Whether the Chinese will use the cars.
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ENGLAND'S DEMANDS ACCEDED TO.
The Punishment of the Guilty.
LONDON, November 15, Earl Selbourne, First Lord of the
lay down machinery for pumping water from the river into the city remains to be seen. Certainly the present way of carrying water on the shoulders, from found an intertesting article on the Fiscal Admiralty, speaking at Bristol, referred the river, for use, is a very slow, hard, | Controversey. and expensive method. At any rate
Canton Leper Fund.
The cold snap experienced during the all these schemes are in the air and are being discussed, and, certainly when this past two days has attracted out the padded work is finished there will be many ad.garments of the Chinese and little skull onps. It has made Europeans think of HONGKONG, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1904. vantages that those who live in the City fires too.
of Rams will be able to reap. It is a great pity, that with the present con- gested condition of Shameen, a bund cannot be laid down like the bund at Shanghai, where there would be room for gardens, and a recreation ground; where, in fact, foreign residences might be erected, and foreigners might live,
.:
TANTE Cantonese are now busily engaged in an enterprise which is more striking to the imagination than anything attempted by them for centuries. Once the Chinese were capable of great achievements in the way of manual labour. Tsin Wong Tai built the Grent Wall-which, as our readers know, is about fifteen hundred miles long-and was ten years over the work. Kublai, the founder of the Mongol dynasty. commenced the Grand Canal in A.D. 1282, and finished it in seven years. It is to be noted that each of these was
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the founder of a new dynasty. The present race appears to have let such of Goods per Catherine Apar undelivered their early work, even their city walls, fall into disrepair, and are too listless and unenterprising to attempt anything The filling of the north shore of the Canton river, and the building of a substantial bund, which will be more
General Memoranda.
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Beaverred that the just demands of Great Britian had been complied with, The tribunal about to be held would settle the responsibility and would ap- portion the blame,
The Tzar, continued Earl Selbourne, We have to acknowledge the sum of had undertaken to deal with those re- $60 sent to Dr Beattie by Paraco Friends sponsible for the occurrence according in aid of the lepera of Canton, and 2 sent to the finding of the Commission.
to us by a Chinese friend. The cold
experienced by residents during the past few days should bring honte to thom the
pitiablo condition of the unfortunates whose hard lot Dr Beattie is endeavouring to Boften.
Fire at Canton.
Our correspondent at Canton writes that on the 14th, soon after dark, a fire occurred just outside Taipingmun-that is the Great Pence gate: It arose through the carelessness of an assistant in a shop which sells marine condiments. Some-
A Question of Limewashing.
A letter was read from Mr Rumjsha,
The wiolders of the SHANGHAI'S willow on the Cricket Ground to-day provided the subject matter for many discussions. Over- night the Straits Eleven had steadily thing more than ten shops were destroyed, improved thoir position until, when and a good many others. Damage under stumps were drawn, they were in a the usual conditions of extinguishing & safe position. Resuming this morning fire in Canton-or any Chinese city for that the not-out
men played excellent matter was done. cricket and it is to this pair-Barrett and Bradbery—as well as to Rees, that the Shanghai team were set to get at yesterday's meeting of the Sanitary over a century and half to win. The Board, regarding recent prosecutions for rest of the Straits team failed to make failing to limewash certain houses at Tai many runs, but Stronach played a Haug village. The houses indicated be good innings for his couple. With said, were family housua, and only tene- Parsons in and scoring Was his duty to wicket up, and to a Straits' supporter it was grand to see how he gently but firmly blocked or played each ball, with out attempting to hit out. Parsons, on the other hand, hit vigorously, mostly on the leg side, and he made some
well it
ment houses were required to be lime- washed. Dr Atkinson stated that the
keep bis Magistrate had decided that the places were tenement houses. Mr Brewin had been through the houses and was surprised that the Inspector should have mistaken thom for tonement houses. They were clean and not in need of sanitary supervi-
sion. Mr Hewett considered that it would
be well to make some definite rulo re- garding family houses. have a report furnished on the matter.
It was decided to
Punishment officials urged that even Ling Chi was too lenient's penalty and that ko Tao or cutting into small pieces was far more fitted to his dastardly deed. However
Ling Chi was finally decided on, and it is
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CLAIM FOR MONEY LENT.
The Taui Yuen firm, bankera of Canton, proceeded against Chan That to recover money lent under a Chinese document. Mr Otto Kong Sing appeared for the plaintiff. and Mr R. A. Harding for the defendant.
The Outdoor Superintendent of the com- plainant's firm stated that on July 8 the defendant borrowed $150 from the bank and signed a Chinese document promising payment.
He hoped that there would never be a conflict between Great Britian and Russia, but as the responsible trustees of the safety of the Empire they had to regard military facts.
Mr Harding objected to the document be- ing put in under the Stamp Ordinance, it being unstamped and having been signed out of the Colony. If they had paid it they would have been liable to a fine under the penalty section of the Ordinance
His Honour upheld the objection and the plaintiffs were nun-suited,
CORRESPONDENCE.
VICTORIA RECREATION CLUB REGATTA.
To the Editor of the "CHINA MAIL.' SIRI have just had an opportunity of seeing a programme of the forthcoming regatts, which announces that out of thirteen races five are open to clubs other than the V.R.O., under certain conditions. These conditions this year are somewhat extraordinary, at any rate for Hongkong. The condition to which I wish to call atten- tion more particularly is attached to each of the five open races, and is that the race is to be rowed in boats the property of the competing club or unit. Which means, that any olub possessing a superior racing boat would have an immense advantage. There is no time now for any club to have. a boat built before the regatta, and the fact that the V.R.C. have had them built would lead all to suppose that the condition had been framed to suit that circumstance.
It has been the custom in past regattas that if a competing club elected to row in
In his speech at Bristol Earl Sel- boume discussed the great problem of its own boat, for the opposing clubs to have the option of rowing in similar boats the defence of India.
They could not disguise from them-possessed by the competing club so electing. in which case the boats to be drawn for, and selves, he declared, the great march in the case of at least one of the five races, the Challenge Cup, or perhaps better call- which Russia had taken towards the ed the Inter-club Challenge Cup, this. frontier..
is one of the conditions laid down by the donor (The Hon. F. H. May), and which cannot be set aside without his The next race calling for special remark is the International Ch 1- permission. lenge Cup, and to tack such a condition to race, but is open to any national crew in this race is absurd. Itis not an inter-club the Colony, and the Hongkong Club, I am lenda bost sure, would be glad to to any crew who wished to compete, and which need not be composed of members club. I do not know the conditions of
any attached by the donors of this cup, but I think that in this instance they are being broken in the spirit if not the letter. to members of the V.R. U, only; it was The ladies' prize is this year to be open not always so, and it is well that the ladi es who are subscribing should be made aware of the fact. It should not be forgotten that the expenses of the Regatta are defrayed almost entirely by The appointment of Vice-Admiral Sir public subscription, and the V.R.C. is no Loris Beaumont is confirmed.
longer the representative rowing club of the Colo. It would be more sporting, and better polioy, if the V.R.C, made the ladies' prize an open race, at least for Hong. kong Clubs, and that the other five open races were run under the same conditione The Chamber has ratified the whole of as to boats as the Inter-club Challenge Cup. the Anglo-French agreement.
[REUTER'S SERVICE.] Britain's Representative.
LONDON, November 14, The St. Petersburg correspondent of the Temps states that Vice-Admiral Sir Lewis Beaumont has been appointed British representative on the Russian-British
Commission.
LATER.
Anglo-French Agreement
Ratified.
• Russian Sick and Wounded. There are over 85,000 sick and wounded, in terribly overcrowded hospitals, between Baikal and Mukden.
Death of Cardinal Mocenni. Cardinal Mucenni fell dead in the Con- sistory to-day.
Blizzard in America. There has been a tremendous blizzard in America which has cut New York from communication with the west and south.
Yours truly,
C. H. GALE.
LOCAL AND COAST NEWS.
A Langkat Dividend.
Messrs Benjamin, Kelly and Pott write us :-We are telegraphically informed that the Matchappij tot Mijne Bosch on Landbouwoxphoitatio in Langkat, has declared a fourth quarterly dividend of Tie. 5 per share, making to for Tls; 35 for the year, payable on (probably) the 15th December next.
work be entrusted to a commercial company which is assumed to possess greater facilities for carrying this enter- prise to a successful conclusion than the official engineers. This is, perhaps,
pretty strokes. Rees mastered the only a phase of the present unrest and bowlers early, and drove hard on both dissatisfaction against officialdom, of sides of the wicket. His display was which traces may be detected in many good, despite the fact that he made a Execution by Ling Chi.
Whether Ling Chi will be abolished in quarters, Give a dog a bad name and few weak strokes, two of which, at
doubtful, says the one may as well hang him The note- least, should have cost him his wicket. the near future or not worthy thing about the estimates is that Barrett's exhibition was stirring. All P. and T. Times. Certain it is that at pre- it is assumed that more than $2,000,000 round the wicket he played, cutting, sent the abolition has not gone beyond the suggestion stage. A few days ago the ter- be paid into the provincial driving, and pulling well, while Bradbery rible sentence was carried out in Peking on treasury, as a solatium to the mandarins kept the fieldsmen busy. The Shanghai a man named Wang Wei-chin, who some for loss of face, should they be induced men fielded excellently, Turnbull, at weeks ago murdered twelve members of his to relinquish the enterprise in favour of point, being very good, while all family in the Funing district. The crime a business company. This suggests, of the others were keen, and it was a deliberate and particularly cold. course, that the buyers will have to pay was this keenness that prevented a blooded one, and one of the Board of an exorbitant price for the land. If the big score being made. Lanning was whole can be constructed so that a very successful with the ball, taking substantial profit will remain in the six wickets at an average cost of 11 hands of the promoters, when the bonus each. He kept a good length and to the officials has been paid, then it is sent down very few loose ones. Potter stated that the execution was witnessed by evident that an unreasonable price will was also fine: he bowled almost a large number of spectators, including ALEXANDRA -
Another large audience was present at be demanded from those who buy the throughout the morning, and did not many foreigner, with kodaks.---Superior
last night's performance of Harmston's BUILDINGS. plots. Meanwhile, though there is this lose his sting at all. When Shanghai Westernera !!
discussion as to the best method for went in their task did not appear to
circus, and the entertainment went off just as successfully as on the previous night. getting the work put through, it is being be a very difficult one, but before the
At the Union Church Literary Club
The elephant proved an irresistible at pushed forward with an energy which tilin adjourment had arrived Lanning, to-morrow evening the Hon. F. H. May
traction and delighted visitors with its indicates that there is a foreign mind Moule, Parkes, and Dow had been will deliver a lecture on *Irish Wit,' at 9
many clever tricks. The horses also.are behind the present workers. The beaten and only 27 runs were com- p.m. The lecture will be open to the ed States Navy will more than duuble the
well-trained, and the evolutions through coolies and the builders are at work piled. At this stage the outlook public and ladies are specially invited As present personel. This increase is in con- which they were put wou great applause. on two sections. From the corner of favoured the Straits Eleven, for both there appears to be some doubt as to nection with a new building programme. Of the performers it should be only neces the Wesleyan Mission property, down-Rees and Wyatt were bowling well.
whether ladies can usually be present at
sary to say that they did as well as ever. the Society's meetings we are requested to
This afternoon a matinee was
when a wards, towards the east, the granite When the game resumed two wickets
THE 'WONGKOI”. UJINA'
wow given wi say that they are welcome at all times.
| large number of children were present; facing of the old bund, laid by Chang wont down for an additional three The Rev. C. H. Hickling will preside at
CASE. Chih Tung, has already been removed, runs, and Shanghai's chance of winning to-morrow night's necting. Mr May has
Nightly changes of programme are promis- ed so that residents need have no hesitation and a large area has been filled in by lessened perceptibly. However, T. specially prepared his lecture for the fore His Lordship Sir. H. S. Berkeley,
In the Supreme Court, this morning, be in paying
circus several visits. On sand brought thither in native boats. Wallace and Potter, both playing Society's meeting and it is looked forward Chief Justice, and the Hon. Captain Barnes and they should prove a great draw. We Friday performing lions are to arrive, It is really remarkable, the quantity of
carofully, began to pile up runs, and with great interest. On February 9, Mr. Lawrence, Naval Assessor, the consolidat- work done within the last month. The
J. Dyer Ball will deliver a lecture oned action in which the Norddeutscher has not appeared in Hongkong before
understand that Mr Cooke, the clever rider, Potter, in particular, made a good other section is situated between the
•4,00 years of the Chinese, and His Lloyd Company, owners of the steamer Medical Missionary Society's College, of the match and they realised it. mised to be present. The membership of 850,000 respectively, for damages sustain. The 'Graphic and Xmas,
display. On them depended the result Excellency, Sir Matthew Nathan, has pro-Wongloi, and the British India Company, is worth seeing.
owners of the Ujina, claimed 810,000, and
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The Japanese Load, The Japanese loan appears to be an un⚫ qualified success, and applications are pour. ing in from all quarters including Paris,
The United States Navy. The increase of the personel of the Unit
ters, Dresses, Shoes, and Hosiery.arisian Houses, and the steamer wharves. Here a sec Potter steadily refused to hit out, but the Society is steadily increasing and now ed in a collision on August 3, was con-
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The
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plate, which is an admirable specimen of colour work, is from the Academy picture
tion of the wall has already been built,
when Rees' deliveries, pitched on the
The Christmas number of the Graphic We believe it was suggested to the offi
The Hon. E. H. Sharp, K.C., instructed comes out in gay colours, The pictures, cials that they should not make two leg, came to him he opened out.
A Smart Capture.
by Messrs Johnson, Stokes and Master, comic and otherwise, are of the class bites of a cherry. They have been punished the bowling severely in one
pared for the N. D. L. Company and
long Two robberies from Chinese boarding MM. W. Slade, instructed by Mr J. set up se a standard by this famous public advised to reclaim as for out as Dutch over, and Rees was taken off. Wallace houses, were reported to the police on the Hastings, for the B. I. Company. Further ation for their Christmas issues. Folly, and so cover the dangerous ridge
was the first to go out, after the pair 12th and 13th instants respectively, Wongket's claim. The Chief Officer of the
evidence was called in support of the result is plossing in the extreme. The of rocks which is now exposed at low had added 42 runs, and S. Wallace little over $260, in money and clothing, Wongkoi corroborated the Captain's evid coloured supplement is PUREST water, and which will hinder small went in. He, too, kept his end up for having been stolen. No clue as to the thief once. The Second Officer and Chief En-picture of the Coronation Ceremony. The
steamers, even, from getting near the Potter and it began to look as though could be given, but Detective Sergeant Mu-gineer also gave evidence, and the case
was adjourned until to-morrow morning. new bund, at the centre. If all this Shanghai would after all snatch the rison, and a Chinese detective named Kwai Lum, were detailed to investigate, and after
by John H. F. Bacon, A.R.A. and re- were reclaimed, so as to include Dutch match out of the fire. However,
working for some days they succeeded in
presents the ceremony of The Homage- Folly, a little dredging would, we be Potter, despite his care, was beaten at
The appointments are notified of making a smart capture. The first robbery Eng. Lieutenants J. P. Lesby and W. G. Giving. The Graphic, which will be lieve, make it possiblo for the smaller last, and after his departure the end was from the Yan On boarding house, No. Colquhuon to the Tamar to date: Oct. 7; published on November ocean steamers to tie up by the side of came, the Straits winning by 52 runs. 19 Winglock Street, where a man who had Eng. Commander W. J. Mabb to the Thetis, admirable selection
Oct. 8; Lieut. E. Stevenson, to the Humber the bund, and receive and discharge Wallace played a not-out innings for been occupying one of the roomsmissed 828, for the Fame, in command; Lieut. E. Hauch popular writers The Finest and cargo. The officials were, bowever, un-14 runs but his exhibition was worth Ashe had kept his door locked suspicion fell Jellioose, to the Humber, for the Whiting, the Rev. 8. Baring-Gould, the late Geo
able to sanction such an ambitious more than 14.
on the man who had occupied the nextroom, to the Empress of India.
in command.; Eng Commander S. Hockey Gissing, Morley Roberts, Allen Raine, had kept the Most Recherche alerta tas more up for his capta
which was only separated by a partition. to b
M. E. Francis, and other first-rate authors. captain to score and
This man was found by the detectives on s When this bund is completed it had rendered his side invaluable Canton steamer just before sailing time sed
HILDREN LIKE TO TAKE IT,—
Among the well-known artists who contri will be a great boon to all classes service. The bowling of the Straits, by 928 were found in his possession, and in his sugar is used in the manufacture of Cham
brought back, together with his boxes. The
The finest quality of granulated lost bute are Solomon J. Solomon, A.R.A, homson, of the community, and will doubt Rees and Wyatt in particular, was uni- boxes was found quantity of
R. W. Macbeth, R.A., Hugh berlain's Coug Remedy, and the roots less offer many facilities which the formly excellent. Was
valued at $184NA
which bad been stolen from
tion give it a flavor Him R. Frank Dada, R.L. Frank Orain tent Court Shoes, Patent Oxford A, S. WATSON & 00, Cantonese do not now possess for the capturing wickets Rees
aboarding house in Dee Voeux Road. The lar to maple syrup, ma quite pleasant Harold Speed, and Philip E Stretton taken off man was brought up at the Magistray, this to take Children.
while humorous well represen transference of merchandise, Rickshas
when Po
morning, and sentenced to Fix months no injurious after began to punish him,
Reginald Clearer Claude She Forule br goal with six hours in the stock for osch, will run. We do not
that it is while Wyatt was also given a rest,
offence.
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1904.
INTER PORT CRICKET.
Victory for the Straits,
Beaten by 62 Rans. The second day of the Shanghai Straits match was favoured by excellent clear weather. The sun shone brightly and there was a cool breeze blowing, which wafted the smoke from the naval yard away from the Cricket Ground, and thereby earn. ed the gratitude of players and spectators alike. The grass on the playing area was beginning to lose its vivid green tint and in patches was wearing brown and looking parched. Midway between the wicket and the southern boundary there was a small circular oasit, much greener in colour than any other portion of the ground. It was here that the water pipe for hosing the ground showed itself, and to that was due the brightness of the little patch.
were required. Still they had to reckon against the bowling of the Straits, which in their last innings had wrought havoc with their batamen. The spectators on the ground numbered about 250, of whom
about 20 were ladies
Parkes and Lanning were the opening batsmen and disaster at once struck Bhang hal. Lanning was bowled by Rees first bill, and the first wicket was down for one.
W. H. Moule went in and acored a single. Parkeaplaced Resatoleg for four, and Wy went on to howl at the eastern end, being cat by Moule for four. After a single, Parkes cut the same bowl r for four. When 15 runs had been scored Moule was out log before wicket to Wyatt. The Northernus had made a poor start, two wickets beleg down for 15.
Der joined Parkes, made a single and then faced Rees, whom he lifted into the pavilion at the South-Eastern corner of the ground. Singles carried! the score to 25 when Parkes at tempted to emulate Moule by lifting Reen to leg. Parkes was fielding there and made an easy catch. Three for 25.
Potter went in and at the end of the over
When stumps were drawn yesterday the
Throbull filled the vacancy and blocked Straits had lost two wickets for 80 runs, Captain Bradbery and E. J. M. Barrett the remainder of Rees' over. Turnbull bein; not out, the former having mide 31 drove Wyatt for a single, which was smart- and the latter 33. The position was, there-ly returned to Hubbach, who in attemit fore, somewhat in favour of the Southern ing to stump Dew, was knocked over by Eleven as the two not out batsmen went to that player accidently colliding with him, the wickets Potter, the Shanghai Cap. As though to even matters Wyatt clem tain, sent down the first ball at 10. 40 a. m, bowled him next ball. Four for 27. to Barrett. A single only resulted from the over, and Lanning went on to bowl at the western and. Barrett glanced him to leg for three, sneaking a run for the throw- in. Five byos increased the score, and Barrett cut Lanning for a single, brinsing the total to . Bradbery scored his first run of the day by driving Lanting to the off. He then out Potter for another single, a stroke which Barroit repented. The firs
round of applause was accorded to Bradbery for pulling Potter to leg for four. Barrett equalled his score in the first innings by driving Lanning for one which Arthur (the umpire) fielded. Steady play followed until Barrett brought the total to 100, by a fine dive to the on boundary, amid applause. Both men wore playing steady cricket, Bradbery, in particular, being extremely careful. Barrett was driving hard and cutting well, and both men looked Ret. The next ball, however, saw Barrett dismissed. Potter sent one down just on the leg side, and Barrett played a straight bar to it. The ball struck the bat near the handle and flew aloft, descending into T. Wallace's hands. The partnership had put on 98 runs, of which Barrett had made 49. Three
Whitley partnered Bradbery. scoring he was caught by Dew off Laming. The batsmen cut the ball and it flew into the slips, where Dew was fielding. The ball was fast and considerably to the right of Dow, who spring sideways towards it, shot out his right hand and held the ball. It was the best catch of the anteh. Four for
for 110.
111.
Before
the tilin adjournment took place.
The Afternoon's Play. When the game recommenced ther were but few spectators, but as the garn progressed the attendance grew, until there was quite a large number present. The contingent of ladies was large.
Rees began to bowl to Turnbull, who had some difficulty in playing the ball, but he got the last through slips for one After a couple of byes had heen addel Turnbull was caught by Parsons at point of Wyatt. The catch was a good one, for the ball came up fast and was rising. Five for 30.
THE CHINA MAIL.
Bats for the Cricketers,
state that on Tuesday night they will pre- The Management of Harmaton's oirous sent a champion inscription bat to each of bataman of the Straits and Hongkong teams holding the highest, averages for the two innings. Batemen will choose their own bats,
Hongkong v. The Straits.
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right into the early hours of this morning. Hundreds of local residents and numbers of visitors-prominent among them being The lat match of the series will com- the visiting cricketers-responded to the mence at 10.30 to-morrow morning, when Hongkong will meet the Straits, and the invitations issued by His Excellency, and winning team will carry the honours of the they garnered pleasure amongst tho Age year with them. The Hongkong team will and beautiful fern fronds, brightening the be altered somewhat, for T. Sercombe Smith has requested to be replaced by halls and ball rooms, without interruption, Another player, and either Daniels, W. His Excellency is a good host, and a genial Lixon or Major Chichester will be chosen,
BY WHARF AND WAVE.
of vessels.
The P.M.steamer Korea, which arrived at Kobe on Nov. 6 reports having passed about 1.30 p.m. the previous day three Japanese steamers-the Sumaura-mart,
O. Lanning took his place. Potter was in difficulties when facing Rees, and tried to pull all his deliveries to leg, but failed and the over was a maiden. Lanning faced Wyatt and mis-timed the ball, which struck and Bankoku-maru and Takao-maru. and Mrs Dicken; his pads.
laying off Bhozushima, in the Inland How's that? yelled Wyatt. 'Out,' Sex. It is thought the Bankoku. signalled the umpire. Six for 31.
T. Wallace went in and narrowly escaped maru and Takao-muru must have been being run out by a smart return. Rees in collision, as the latter vessel had n sent down a no-ball off which Potter scored hole in her starboard side forward of the one. Wallace lifted Rees high slightly to the fore mast. It was a clean cut from the top on but Whitley failed to hold it. The same of the rail to a point below the waterline. batanian pulled Rees to square leg for two The vessel had a heavy list to starboard, and four then again for four. After a few and had settled down by the head. The uns had been added Whit by replaced Reus Bankoku mant had her stem down to 'tween with the ball. A couple of byes and a few decks stove in and two bow plates sinash. singles brought the total up to 5. Troed. The Sumaura-maru was taking a tow. rune were coming slowly and in singles and line to the Takro-maru, evidently for the every run was greeted with applause. purpose of towing the vessel to Kobe. Hubb ch caused a little merriment by hold-
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one. He personally welcomed all of his guests and made them feel at home. The re- Hult was an absence of reserve and stiffness. The gathering was convivial in the highest Lloyd's Society's Rules providing for the sense of the word; it was fashionable and construction of turret-deck vessels, with a well-dressed. The costumes of the ladies view to their classification in the Society's were handsome, individually and collective iy, and many were artistic conceptions. Register Book, have been revised in accor dance with the experience obtained up to Combined military of the shit troms of the naval and military officers went to make up the present date in the working of this type
a brilliant scene. The programme of dances was an excellent ono and whoever compiled A project is on foot to start a new steam. it deserves to be congratulated upon sup. ship company, with head officesnt Nagasaki. pressing the sot dances. Out of twenty Some prominent members of the Nagasaki dances there were only three Lancers, the Seamen's Aid Association are the founders other seventeen dances being either waltzes, of the scheme. The number of steamers to two-stops, polkus, or barn dances. This be owned by the Company has not been allowed all present to participate. Had decided upon, but it is expected that there been many set dances numbers would services will be opened from this port to have been prevented from dancing owing the chief port of Kyushu, to Osaks, and to the limited space and the great as semblage. The music was supplied by the North China
93rd Burmas, and was well selected. The Viceregal set consisted of His Excellency His Ex- the Governor and Mrs Hatton cellency Major General Sir Villiers Batton shd Lady Berkeley; Sir Henry Berkeley Commodore Dickon and Mrs May; Mr E. H. May and Mrs Johnston; Mr E. H. Sharp and Mrs Jones Hon Mr Johnston and Mrs Leslie Stuart; Hon Mr Gresson and Mrs Browin.
Following we give the names of those who accepted invitations. All did not attend, however, many being compelled to romain away for various reasons.
Drand Mrs Atkinson, Capt. Armstrong, Mr Auton, Mr Acworth, Mr Airy, Mr and Mrs Armstrong, Mr B. Arnott, Mr. Ander- on, Mr V. M. Allen, Mr F. Arnot.
Sir Henry and Lady Berkeley, Misses Berkeley, Lady Florence Boyle, Col. Brown. Dr and Mrs Bell, Mr Benton, Mr Bowley, Mr Dyer Ball, Mr Burnie, Capt
Rees filled the vacancy. Almost iming the bull in the hope of Potter lifting
Mrs Brown, Mr C. H. Blason, Mr Bolster, | Mra Skilton, Mr J. R. M. Smith, Mr O. D. mediately Bradbery gave Dew dillcult his foot from the crease in which case hel chance, but though he made a good attempt, was ready to stump him. Potter was not Experiments have been carried out by Mr Barton, Mr C. Barratt, Mr and Mrs Silas, Mr Stewart, R.N., Mr Saunders, Mr Dew failed to hold it and a single was to be caught. He kept his foot down and Lloyd's Society with a view to determining Byran, Mr Black, Capt. and Mrs Boyd, and Mrs and Mia Seph, Mr and Mrs Gray FOR SWATOW, AMOY & FOOCHOW. | Only Experienced Men Employed.
Mr Butt, Miss Barker, Scott, Mr Percy Smith, Mr and Mrs Stied- added to the score. As though to smiled. A leg glance by Potter added four, the efficiency and relative advantages of Mr Brawn. show his appreciation Bradbery pulled and Wallace carried the score to 60 by structural arrangements and attachments Mr and Mrs Berindoagne, Mr and Mrs hart, Mr Murray Scott, Mr Stravenson, Lanning for two and drove him for one. driving Whitley to the on boundary. Brad in abips. In the course of these expor Mrs Bushe, Mr F. Burns-Eye, Mr C. E. Sumaris, Mr M. Shade, Lt. Snowdon Mr Captain ROBSON, will be despatched for
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Miss Underwood, Mr M. Von Uffell. to the on boundary, and Talbot cut Lanning went on bowling in place of Bradbery and builders, shipowners, and others, the Com. wick, Mrs Bentinck and Miss Blair.
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Mrand Mrs Volpicelli, Mr Vernon, Mr for a single, after which he drove Potter Potter notched another single. Wallacmittee are publishing a full report upon the
furd, Mr B. F. C. Chard, Mr and Mrs Veitch, Mr H, S. Vaughan, for one, the ball being fielded on the boun- was playing careful cricket, as was Potter, subject.
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Mr Whitelock Werner, Mr A R. Wal- U.S.N.. Mr and Mrs Corduroy. T. Chamker, Mr Whyte, Mr Wilkinson. Mr their fielding, Turnbull at point being Cochrane to log for four, the two big men in According to figures compiled by Mr poin, Mr and Mrs Cowan, Major and Mrs and Mrs Walker, Mr Webster Mr and exceptionally good. Talbot attempted to the Straits team running ponderously after Henry N. Malan, the Registrar-General Caulfield, Mr Collins, Capt, Larleton, Mr Mrs G. Wright, Drand Mrs Hall Wright, pull Potter to leg, but missed, and the ball the ball which easily boat them. After quiet of Shipping and Seamen, 55 steamers, of Cooper, Mr W. G. Clarke, Mr Chesney, Dr and Mrs Bateson Wright, Capt. went dangerously near his stumps. He plays coupleofsingles were added, then Wal 78,070 tons gross, and 36 sailing ships, of Mrs R. Cooke, Lt. Champuia, Mr Clark, Wilkinson, Mr and Mrs R. C. Wilcox. attempted again to get Potter away to legiac put Cochrane to leg for four, Whitley 2,375 tons set, or a total of 90 vessels, of R.E.. Rev. Chappell, Mr Ualthrop, Eg Mr H. C. Wilcor Mr Wane, Mr and made an attempt to take a difficult chanes 80,415 tone, were added to the register of L. Cless, Mr. Mrs, and Miss Cocker, Mr Mrs Walker, Mr Woodgates, Mr and Mra Perkins took his place, joining Rees, which Wallace offered, but he could only the United Kingdom in August, against 90 Olement, Mr W. E. Craig, Mr Christiani, Wilson, Miss Willington, Mr and Mrs who was playing well, and Lanning's first touch the ball as it went over his head vessels, of 0,166 tons, in August last year. Mr Courtenay, Mr W. L. Carter, Mr Cum Woodward, Mr A. G, Ward. Mr Wenborn, delivery to him almost bowled him. The Rees again went on to bowl and the field The registers were closed during the month mings, Mr T. P. Cochrane, Major and Mrs Mr Whittall, Mr Wickham, Mr K. Wibel, next Perkins out for one and faced Potter. widened out. The over was a maiden, and of 35 stesura, of 55,225 tons gross (six, of Chichester, Mrs Crofton, Mr Cruickshank, Mr Wolfe, Mr Wilte, Mr A.E. Wright, the Shanghai captain's bowling, being clean The same batsman pulled Rees for four and and 19 sailing-ships, of 4,675 tons net, or a Campboll, Mr Craig, Mr and Mrs Duncan Wood, Mr and Mr M. Watson, Paymaster bowled. Seven for 133,
a bye brought the total to 100 amid ap total of 54 vessels, of 59,900 tons, as com Clark, Mr W. 0. Craig, Miss Cruickshank. Wilson, Col. and Mrs Webb, Miss Walter, Cockrane wont to the crease and played plause. Next over Potter pulled Rees pared with 53 vessels, of 53,316 tons, in
Commodore and Mrs Dicken, Mr and Lt. Col. and Mrs and Misa Watts, Capt. the rest of Potter's over, without scoring. for six, striking the pavilion at the August last year. The net increase of ton. Mrs Dealy, Mr and Mrs Drayson, Mrand and Mrs Watkins, Mr and Mrs Webb, Mr Rees opened his shoulders to Lanning, south eastern corner of the ground nage for the month has been 36 vessels, of Mrs Doberok, Mr and Mrs Dunn, Surgeon Wei On, Capt. Whitehead. Mr H. P. lifting him to the pavilion, then to the off. Wyatt relieved Parsons and Potter scored 20,545 tons, which compares with 37 ves- Dartnell, Mr Dyer, Mr G. Dean, Capt. White, Capt. Mr and Miss Wakefield, Mr Doors Open 3 o'clock. Commence 4 o'clock The runs had been slow all the meroing another single. In trying to pull Ree sels, of 56,998 tons, in August, 1902. For and Mrs Davies, Mr and Mrs Denison, Lt. G. N. Wakeman, Mr T. R. Wood, Mr and and during the first hour's play only 58 again Potter was caught by Barrett. Potter the past eight months the net addition to Dickens, Mr and Mrs Haver Droze, Mrs Mra Woolmer, Hon. Wei Yuk, Capt. and were made. A fine drive by Rees to the had done much to strengthen Shanghai the register of the United Kindom has been Dumboli, Mr Dankes, Mr and Mrs W. O. Mra F. Williams, Capt. Ward. on added two, and next stroke heagaindrove position and scored 34 runs. Eight for 169 134 vessels and 342,852 tons, against 225 Drew. Mr Darby, Mr and Mrs Do Martin, Moule joined Wallace, who scored vessels and $12.796 tons in the correspond Mr V. H. Deacon, Miss Dewar, Mr E. Potter for four, finally cutting him for a single. He drove Lanning for two and one single, and then Rees scattered Moules ing period of last year, and 241 vessels and Deacon, Mr Doran, Mr Davids, Mr Dob- the next two balls, and Cochrane snicked the wicket. Nine for 110.
559,703 tons in 1902, ball of the over to leg. The latter had last adopted stone-walling tactics and declined to the temptation of hitting out. The total was carried to 150 by Rees lifting Lanning to the boundary, Rees changed his bat and tried the driving power of hịị new willow by sending one from Potter to the fence. The bat was a good one. He lifted the same bowler to the long off bondary
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Dunman was the last man in und Shang: hai still wanted 50 runs to win. He placed Rees to leg for one and a couple of byes were added to the total. Dunman bowled by Wyatt and the Innings ended for 113. The Straits thus won by 52 runs,
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The scores were :--
THE STRAITE-First Inninga
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Off the fint ball he gave a chance to Dow in the slips, but the ball was high and although Dow jumped for it he could only T. R. Hubbach, e Potter, & Lanning, touch it with his finger and a single was E. W. N. Wyatt, c Moule, b Lanning, Cochrane faced Lanning and rotired, E. I. Barrott, c T. Wallace, b Potter... bowled. Eight for 164.
M. H. Whitley, e Dow, b Lanning Stronach was next, and out Ianning for E. Bradbery. c T. Wallace, b Lanning... 4 said that the Japanese tribunal attached no Mr and Mrs Grace, Mr and Mrs Goetz, President said that he had learned that in honour of the visiting Teams, will be held
ran.
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After Rees had scored one be H. L. Talbot, b Potter
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ran out and waited patiently for the ball to A. Strouach, not out. descend. It did so and be dropped it. The D. Y. Perkins, b Potter
sun was shining in Potter's face as he at R. B. Keen, cand b Lanbing... tempted to watch the ball, but the chance was E. D. Parsons, b Dow
[
3D easy one. His end came soon after, how.
Sundries ...
...
ing, which skimmed along until it rested in
ever, for he drove a low ball back to Lann-
Total ...
the bowler's hand. Rees had made 43 by SHANIAI-FIRST INNINGS
good sound play, although he gare a couple
of chances. Nine for 167...
SECOND INNINGS, Parsons was the last man in and he lifted V. H. Lanning, b Rees Lanning to the off for four. Next ball he W. H. Moule, lbw,, b Reos... returned to Lanning, who did not hold it, H. R. Parkes, o Perkins, b Wyatt
but it did not appear to be a chance, After G. C. Dew, b Wyatt,
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a couple of byes and a single were scored W. J. Turnbull, o Parsons, b Wyatt...2
Parsons cut Dow, who had relieved Potter, F. W, Potter, o Barrett, b Rees
to the boundary, and late cat him O. V. Lanning, lbw., b Wyatt
for another four. Stronach put on a single T. Wallaco, b Cochrave
and Parsonḥ was applauded for an excellent S. Wallace, not out
drive to the boundary off Dow. The bow. A. Moule, b Rees
ler had his revenge next ball for he clean C. C, Dunman, b Wyatt
bowled Parsons. All out for 190.
Sundries
Total
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
"IHE STRAITS SECOND INNINGS.
Parsons had made 22 by good hitting, and had made them while Stronach scored 1. The latter kept his wicket up and in doing so rendered yeoman service to his side. The innings terminated at 12,15, and Shanghai had 166 runs to get to win the
Potter match. The wickets fell as follow-1 for 1, 2 for 12, 3 for 110, 4 for 111, 5 for 124, 6 Lanning Turnbull for 131, 7 for 133, 8 for 164, 9 for 187, 10 for 190.
Shanghai Second Innings.
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Agents.
Hongkong to London, 1st Class...................
....via St. Lawrence £60. via New York £62. Intermediate on Steamers,
Hongkong, November 16, 1904.
£40.
11
31
and 1st Class Rail ..........
"
"
£42.
•
THE
LAND SEA OF JAPAN, usually make the voyage YOKOHAMA TO VAN- COUVER (B. C.), in 12 DAYS, and make connection with the PALATIAL OVER- WITHOUT LAND TRAINS FROM THE PACIFIC TO THE ATLANTIC CHANGE.
Passengers booked through to all principal points and AROUND THE WORLD, SPECIAL RATES (first class only) granted to Missionaries, Members of the Naval, Military, Diplomatic and divil Services, and to European Officials in the Service of China and Japan Governments.
For further information, Maps. Guiden. Book Rates of Freight and Passage,
D. W. CRADDOCK, Acting General Agent, *pply to
PEDDER STREET. Hongkong, November 18, 1904.
PORTLAND
AND ASIATIC
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
4
SALING? PROM HONGKONG, via INLAND SEA OF JAPAN, PORTLAND, OREGON,
MOJ, KOBE & YOKOHAMA; FOR
OPERATING IN
CONNECTION WITH THE
-
Shipping.
STEAMSHIP SERVICE TO NEW YORK, vis PORTS and "BUEZ CANAL.
THE Steamship
18
KENNEBEC,
will be despatched as above on or about FRIDAY, the 18th November, 1904.
For Freight and further information,
Apply to
STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF NEW YORK, Oriental Freight Department. Hongkong, November 7, 1904.
WEDNESDAY,
NOVEMBER 16, 1904,
Notices to Consignees.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES,
STEAMER TÕURANE,:
COMPAGNIE DES MESSAGERIES MARITIMES,
CONSIGNEES of Cargo from LONDON
Cordowan and Grunde j' from HAYER OX, Co douan, in connection with above Steamer, are hereby informed that their Goods, with the exception
Notices to Consignees.
PORTLAND & ASIATIO STEAMSHIP COMPANT
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
STEAMSHIP ARABIA.
FROM PORTLAND (OR.), YOKO- HAMA, KOBE AND MOJI.
above Foamer having arrived, Con- signees of Cargo are hereby requested
of Opium, Treasure and Valuables, are to send in their Bills of Lading for Counter- beļuk landed and stored at their risks into signature, and to take immediate delivery
1852 the Godowns of the HonaroNG KOWLOON of the Goods from alonguide.
WHARF and GoDOWN: COMPANY LTD., at Cargo Impeding the discharge of the Kowloon, whence delivery may be obtained Vessel will be landed and stored at Con-
signees risk and expense. immediately after landing, Bad
Optional Cargo will be forwarded on No Fire Insurance will be effected by us unless intimation is received from the Con in any case whatever. - signees before Noox, To-Dax, requesting it to be landed here.:
́BEN' LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
FOR LONDON AND ANTWERP,
THE Steamship
BENALDER,
Bill of Lading will be countersigned by Captain MCINTOSH, will be despatched as the Undersigned. Goods remaining unclaim above on or about SATURDAY, the 19thed after TUESDAY, the 2nd November, at Noon, will be subject to rent and land- November.
ing obarges.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
GIBB, LIVINGSTON & CO.,
Agents. Hongkong, October 21, 1901.
STEAM FOR
1989
STRAITS, CEYLON, AUSTRALIA, INDIA, ADEN, EGIPT, MEDITER RANEAN PORTS, PLYMOUTH AND
LONDON. Through Bills of Lading issued for BATA. GULF, CON. VIA, PERSIAN TINENTAL, AMERICAN AND SOUTH AFRICAN PORTS.
All daims must be sent in to me on ar before the 22nd November, or they will not be recognized,
All damaged packages will be examined on TUESDAY, the 22nd November, at 3 p.m.
"No Fire Insurance has been effected. L BRIDOU,
Acting Agent,
2082
Hongkong, November 15, 1903.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
FROM CALCUTTA, PENANG AND SINGAPORE.
THE Steamship Catherine Apear, havins signees of Cargo are hereby informed that their Goods will be delivered from along. Bide.
Cargo impeding the discharge will be landed at once at Consignees risk and
from above Ports, Con
HE Steamship OHUSAN, Captain expense. Cargo remaining on board after TH. W. KENRICK, R.N.R., carrying His Consignees' risk and expense into
4 p.m. of the 17th Inst., will be land-
CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LD. the for BOMBAY, ou SATURDAY, the the Godowns of the HONGKONG AND KOW-
FOR
SHANGHAI..............................
SHANGHAI.. CEBU AND ILOILO
MANILA
SWATOW, CHEFOO & TIENTSIN. KOBE
PORT DARWIN,
THURS
DAY ISLAND, COOKTOWN, CAIRNS, TOWNSVILLE, BRISBANE, SYDNEY and MELBOURNE ........
STEAMER
TAIWAN ..yenmaier ...FoocHow t...............................
„Kaironɑ *,
.TRAN *
.CHINLI .UHANGBELA *
TO BAIL
18th November, 19th November. 22nd November. .22nd November. 22nd November. ......................................23rd November.
CHANGSHA * 1
BRE
9th December.
this on
LOON WHARE AND GODOWN COMPANY, 19th November, at Noon, taking Passen- LIMITED. gers and Cargo for the above Porte in con- nection with the Company's s.s. Macedonia 10,500 tons, from Colombo, Passengers' so commodation in which vessel is secured before departure from Hongkong..
* The attention of Passengers is directed to the Superior Accommodation offered by these Steamers, which are fitted throughout with Electrio Light. Unrivalled Table. A duly qualified Surgeon is carried.
OREGON RAILROAD & NAVIGATION CO. Australian Porta.
STEAMSHIP.
Toxe,
CAPTAIN.
TO SAIL AT DAYLIGHT ON,
:
ARABIA
ARAGONIA
NICOMEDIA
......4483
,5198
...4970
BAHLE
SCHULDT ............................
WAGNER
Nov. 22, 1904.
Dec. 13, 1904.
Jan, 9, 1904,
NUMANTIA
BARHNER............................ Jan. 25, 1905.
Through Bills of Lading lasued to Pacific Coast Points and all Eastern, Canadian and United States Points. For through rates of Freight and further information, communicate with or apply to
PORTLAND & ASIATIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Bongkong, November 16, 1904,
OSAKA SHOSEN KAISHA.
REGULAR STEAM-SHIP SERVICE BETWEEN 'HONGKONG, SOUTH CHINA COAST PORTS AND FORMOSA, PROPOSED SAILINGS FROM HONGKONG-
SUBJECT TO ALTERATION.
FOR
TAMBUI, Vis SWATOW
AND AMOY,
FUOCHOW, Via SWATOW
AND AMOY,
TAMSUI, Via SWATOW
AND AMOY,
STEAMER
FRITHJOF,
Capt. H. HARALDSEŃ,
TRIUMPH,
{ Capt.
M, STRUVE,
{ Capt. 1. BRANDE,
}
LEAVING
SUNDAY, 20th
Nov., at Daylight.
WEDNESDAY,
Nov. 25, at Daylight.
SUNDAY, 27th
Nov., at Daylight.
account of the present state of political affairs, all the Company's new Steamers have been requisitioned for Transport Service, and the above-named chartered
Steamers have been secured instead for maintenance of the Company's Coastal Services.
+ Taking Cargo on through bills of lading to all Yangtze & Northern China Porta. Taking Cargo and Passengers at through rates for all New Zealand and other Australian Porta.
N.B.-REDUCED SALOON FARES, Single and Return, To Manila and
For Freight or Passage, apply to
Hongkong, November 16, 1904.
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE,
AGENTS.
HONGKONG MANILA.
?
Highest Class, newest, fastest and most luxurions Steam- ers between Hongkong and Manila-Saloon amidships. Cuisine-Surgeon and -Electric Light-Perfect Stewardess carried.—All the most up-to-date arrange- ments for comfort of Passengers.
CHINA AND MANILA STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED.
Steamship.
RUBI
ZAFIRO
Tons. Captains.
Silk and Valuables, all Cargo for France. and Tes for London (under arrangement; will be transhipped at Colombo into the mail steamer proceeding direct to Marseilles and London; other cargo for London, &o., will be conveyed from Bombay by the R.M.8. Marmora, due in London on the 1st January, 1906.
Parcels will be received at this Office
until 4 p.m. the day before sailing. The contents and value of all packages are required.
For further Particulars, apply to
E. A. HEWETT,
Superintendent. Hongkong, November 5, 1904.
AUSTRIAN LLOYD'S STEAM
1995
Consignees of Cargo from SINGAPORE and PENANG are requested to take noMEDIATE delivery of their Goods from alongside ; such Cargo impeding the discharge of the Vessel will be landed and stored at Con- signees' risk and expense.
No Fire Insurance will be effected.
Bills of Lading will be countersigned by
the undersigned.
DAVID SASSOON, & Co., L.,
Agents. Hongkong, November 14, 1904,
INDRA LINE OF STEAMERS.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
FROM NEW YORK.
THE
2059
HE Company's Steamship Indravelli, having Arrived from the above ports, Consignees of Cargo are hereby informed that their Goods are being landed and placed
NAVIGA at their risk in the Hongkong & Kowloon
TION
ALLAN CAMERON,
General Agent.
Hongkong, November 15, 1904. 2061
BRITISH-INDIA STEAM NAVIGA-
TION COMPANY, LIMITED.
FROM RANGOON AND STRAITS.
THE Co.'s Steamship Pentakota, having
THE
arrived from the above Ports, Con- signees of Cargo by her are hereby informed that their Goods will be delivered from alongside.
Cargo impeding the discharge or remain- ing on board after 12 o'clock Noom, the 12th inst., will be landed at Consignees' risk and expense into: Godowns at East POINT.
No Fire Insurance will be effected. Bills of Lading will be countersigned by
JARDINE, MATHESON & Co.,
Agents. Hongkong, November 11, 1904.
Hotels.
2035
THE KOWLOON HOTEL,
A
BO KOWLOON.
High-class Tourist's Hotel under Ame- rican Management, First-class Oui- “sine, Beautiful Garden.
MODERATE CHARGES.
J.. W. OSBORNE, Proprietor and Manager. Hongkong, January 20, 1904.
195
MACAO AND CANTON HOTELS.
Wharf and Godown Co.'s Godowns at Kow- COMPANY. loon, where each consignment will be sorted out mark by mark, and delivery can be obtained as soon as the Goods are
PANA landed.
Goods not cleared by the 17th Inst., at 4 p.m., will be subject to rent.
No Fire Insurance will be effected by us in any case whatever.
STEAM TO SHANGHAI, YOKOHAMA AND
KOBE,
THE Company's Steamship
GISELA, Captain DAMIANOVICH, will leave for the above places on TUESDAY, 22nd Inst., p.m.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
SANDER, WIELER, & 00.,
Agents, Princes' Building. Hongkong, November 15, 1934.
For
Sailing Dates.
2063
2540 R. W. Almond
2540
R. Rodger
***
****
Amoy & Manila Nov. 19, at 10a.m.
Manila Direct
STEAMSHIP SERVICE TO NEW YORK, VIA SUEZ CANAL.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
Shewan, Tomes & Co., General Managers.
2245
Hongkong, November 15, 1994.
SOUTH AFRICAN LINE OF STEAMERS.
AB Don as the state of Afairs permit the Company will resume running with its special. HONGKONG. DIRECT (or vià CHEFOO or CHIN-WAN-TAO) to
ly designed new Steamers.
For Freight, Passage and further information, apply at the Co.'s local Branch Office, at No. 8, Des Voeur Road Central,
Hengkong, November 14, 1904.
DURBAN, NATAL.
THE Steamship
BREIZ-IZEL,
will be despatched as above, on or about THURSDAY, the Ist December, 1904.
For Freight and further information,
apply to
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
OF NEW YORK, Oriental Freight Department.
Hongkong, November 4, 1904,
1998
AMERICAN ASIATIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
FOR NEW YORK, VIA SUEZ CANATI
PROPOSED SAILINGS.
T. ARIMA, Manager.
THE
THE following Chartered Steamers will run at Intervals of about 3 Weeks :--
2579
8.8. SWANLEY
Captain J. P. DAWSON.
J. W. MARTIN. W. E. STEELE.
8.S. OLAVERDALE..
8.8. COURTFIELD
8.8. ORANLEY
8.S. IKBAL
S.S. ASCOT...
S.S. INKUM.
8.3. SIRH...
S.S. SOFALA
8.8. INDRAVELLI
For Freight, apply to
NORTHERN PACIFIC LINE.
BOSTON STEAMSHIP 00.
BOSTON. TOWBOAT CO.
CONNECTING AT TACOMA WITH
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO..
PROPOSED SAILINGS FROM HONGKONG FOR. VICTORIA B.C. AND TACOMA
VIA
MOJI KOBE AND YOKOHAMA,
S.S. LOTHIAN
Steamers.
Tons.
Oaptains.
TEXAN TREMONT LYRA ↑ PLELADES 1.
8615
G. D. Morrison.....
9608
T. W. Garlick
4417
G. V. Williams
3759
F. G. Purington ..................................
Cargo only. FOR MANILA,
To Sau.
About Dea. 17.
About Jan. 10.
S.8. INDRASHAMA
M. ROBERTSON. C. E. Cox.T
J. G. WILLIAMSON,
E. S. PEAESE.
J. ROWLEY.
GET SHEPHERD,
R. P. ORAVEN.
H. G. PORTER.
GIBB, LIVINGSTON & CO., Agents. Hongkong, November 4, 1934.
INDO-CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION
COMPANY, LIMITED.
FOR MANILA.
THE Company's Steamship VALOONGSANG, About Feb. 9 About: Mar. 4. Captain G. 8. WEIGALL, will be despatched a above on FRIDAY, the 18th Inst., at 4 p.m. pok
The largest, steadiest, and most comfortable steamers for Manila,
9606 tons | Capt. T. W. Garlick
LS, TREMONT
About 2nd January.
CHEAP FARES, EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION, ATTENDANCE AND CUISINE, ELECTRIC LIGHT, DOCTOR AND STEWARDESS.
The Twin-screw 5.8. Shawmut and Tremont have just been fitted with very superior Accommodation for First and Second Class Passengers. The large size of these vessels eatures steadiness at sea. Electric fan in each room. Barber's shop and steam laune Try. Cargo carried in cold storage)
PARCEL EXPRESS TO THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA,
For further Information, App
QUIEN'S BUILDINGS,
Hongkong, Optiber 28, 1904,
Dodwell & Co., Limited,
GENERAL AGENTS.
This steamer has superior accommoda tion for First-Class Passengers, and is fitted throughout with Electric Light and carries a Doctor,
For Freight or Passage, apply to
JARDINE, MATHESON & 00., * General Managers. Hongkong, November 14, 1904.
REGULAR
1520
8.8. RAS ISSA
About 30th Dec., 1904, 20th Jan., 1905.
For Freight and further information, apply to SHEWAN, TOMES & 00.,
General Agents Hongkong, November 7, 1904.
All damaged packages must be left in the Godowns, and a certificate of the damage obtained from the Godown Company within ten days after the vessel's arrival here, after which no Ulaims will be recognised.
Optional goods will be landed here unless instructions are given to the contrary before 4 P.M., TO-DAY,
JARDINE MATHESON & Co.
Agents. Hongkong, November 10, 1901.
2034
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
THE PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL· STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY'S
STEAMER CANDIA.
A LITTLE CHANGE,
THE Round Trip from HONGKONG.to MACAO, thence to CANTON and back to HONGKONG, will be found in- teresting and enjoyable.
WM. FARMER,
Proprietor. Hongkong, March 10, 1904
469
THE RAMSGATE OF HONGKONG.
METROPOLE HOTEL.
ERET Miles out on the Shau-ki-wan Road Electrio Trams pass the Doors every few minutes.
THE ONLY HOUSE OF THE ROAD. The popular resort of the Colony, occupy. ing a Charming Seaside Situation and commanding the most extensive view of the Harbour and Kowloon Peninsula,
There is Accommodation for a few Boarders.
GOOD SEA BATHING,
REFRESHMENTS SERVED OF THE FAST QUALITY ONLY.
PRIVATE TIFFINS AND DINNERS Prepared in First-class Style on the shortest notice. Dinner Parties and Picnics Catered for.
JAS. CHRISTIE, Proprietor and Manager. Hongkong, August 13, 1904. -
1885
FROM ANTWERP, LONDON, PORT KING EDWARD
SAID, SUEZ, AND STRAITS,
CONSIGNETS of Cargo by the above HOTEL
named are hereby informed
that their Goods are being landed and placed at their rik in the HONGKONG AND KOWLOON WHAR? AND GODOWN COMPANY'S | Godowns at Kowloon, where each consign- ment will be sorted out Mark by Mark and Ladies delivery can be obtained as soon as the Goods are landed.
This Vessel brings on Cargo:
From LONDON, &0. 01 8.8, Arabia and Ceylon,
| Optional Goods will be landed, bere un- less instructions are given to the contrary before 6 F.M. TO-DAY
Goode not cleared, by the 18th Inst., at 4 p.m., will be subject to rent.
No Fire Insurance will be effected by me In any case whatever.
Damaged packages must be left in the Godowns for examination by the Con- 1970 signees and the Company's representative
at an appointed hour. All claims must be
HIGH-CLASS PRIVATE
HOTEL.
Afternoon Tea Rooms, Private Bar and Billiard Rooms, Hot and Cold Water throughout.
Electrically Lighted. Electric Fans (if required). Electrid Passenger Elevator to each Floor.
Table D'Hote at Separate Tables. For terms, &c., apply to the
·MANAGER,
Hongkon June 10, 1802.
122"
presented within ten days of the steamer's HOTEL CRAIGIEBURN.
HONGKONG-MACAO LINE. arrival here, after which date they cannot
B. B. WING CHAL'IN CAPTAIN TAUSTIN, R.N.R THIS Steamer departe from HONGKONG
Ton Wook Days at 8 am and on Sundays at 8.30 AM. Departs from Macao on Week Days at 2.30) F.m., and on Sun
STEAMSHIP SERVICE TO NEW days at 6.30 P.M.
YORK,
VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL.
PROPOSED SAILINGS FROM HONGKONG
TO SATL ∙1904.
FARES-Week Days 1st Class, including cabin and servant, Single $9... Return Ticket $5. 2nd class 31. 3rd Class 50 Cents, Every Sundays will be an Froursion, at the following rates~1st and 2nd Class Bingle Ticket $1. Return 88. 3rd Class, Bingle 30 Cents, Return 60 Centa, Steerage 10 Ota, Tiffin and Dinner can be supplied elcher on board, or at the Macao Hotel, for ing Passengers only, at an extra o $2. On Sunday
• Private Cabin whic for two 189.00)
be recognised. No claims will be admitted after the goods have left the Godowns,
DA. HEWETT
Hongkong, November
1904.2099
AMERICAN ASIATIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
T
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
FROM NEW YORK VI SUEZ
HE Steam
from the
will be
and
8
STEAMERS.
„ST HUGO
SHIMOSA
2053
About Nov. 25. About Deo, 18.
For Freigh" and further information,
app to
DODWELL & CO., ITD.,
Agents,
Hongkong, October 21, 1904.
110
run on the
Mon
Not
ible for Debts.
Hotion
FOR SINGAPORE, PENANG AND
CALOUTTA.
THE Steamship
PARTY CATHERINE APOAR Captain A. STEWART, will be despatched
for the above Ports on TUESDAY, the
2nd November, at 8 p.m.
For Freight or assage, apply to
BABBOOKS ON LS
Hongkong, November 25
CANALE
PLUNKETS
THE PEAK,
near the Trâm TERMINUS AELEPHONE 58.
For Terms
Apply to the MANAGER. ⚫741
STEAM TO CANTON.
1309
new 1-in Screw Steel Steimer.
KWONG CHOW
CARTIN
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16 1904.
AGENTS FOR THE OHINA MAIL. LONDON -F, ALMAR, 11 & 12, Alomein'ï:/
Lars, Lombard Street, E.O. SELFT & Co., 80, Cornhill, Goren, Ludgate Circus, E 0. Barn, Far & Co., 81, Cannon Street, E.C.. Samnet Deacon & Co., 180 & 154, Leadenhall Street, W. M. WILLS, 151,
Insurances.
GORDON & PHOENIX ASSURANCE CO., LTD.,
OF LONDON,
Gunna Street, E.C. ROBERT WATSON,
150, Fleet Street, C. MITCHELL & Co., Snow Hill, Holborn Viaduct, EC. SELL'S ADVERTIMısa Agunor Læd., 167, Fleet Street, B.O..
21 on
PARIS AND EUROPE : — MAYKHOE, FAVRE & Co., 18 Bus de la Grange Bateliere.
NEW YORK:--Tan Omortar Evangelist
OFFICE. 52, West 22nd Street.
KAN FRANCISCO and American Porta
generally -BEAN & ELAḍK, San Fran cisco. AUSTRALIA, TASMANIA, AND NEW ZEALAND: GORDON & GOTCH, Mel- bourne and Sydney. OKYLON W. M. SMITH & Co., The
APOTHECARIES Co, Colombo, BATAVIA-H. M. VAN Dorr & Co. SINGAPORE, STRAITS, &c. :—KELLY &
WALSH, LTD., Singapore. PHILIPPINE ISLANDS :-A. S. WAT
som & Co., Manila. CHINA MOALLE & Co., LIMED. Foochos, BROCKETT & Co. Shanghai, LANE, Crawford & Co., and KALLY & WALSH. Yokohama, LANE, CRAWFORD & Co., and Kemy & WALSH.
Intimations.
CARMICHAEL AND OLARKE,
CONSULTING ENGINEERS AND
SHIPBUILDERS, SURVEYORS AND CONTRACTORS, REPAIES PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
TELEGRAMS; 'CARMICHAEL' HONGKONG,
A. B. C. Code, 4th Edition. A. 1 Code.
..
Lieber's Standard Code.
TELEPHONE, 232.
Hongkong, March 14, 1903.
669
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA
Tpropared, during suspension of their
Trans-Pacifio Service and until further notice, to Book Cargo and issue Bills of Lading to SEATTLE, WASH., VIC. TORIA, B.C., and PACIFIO COAST PORTS, also to OVERLAND POINTS in the UNITED STATES and CANADA
|
Establishme. 1762,
H the above Company, we are prepared ȚAVING been Appointed AGENTS of to GRANE POLICIES AGAINST FIRE on approved Foreign and Chinese raks, at Current Rates of premium.
DODWELL & 00., LIMITED! Hongkong, November 1, 1904. 2028
لسند
H
Banks.
THE CHINA MAIL.
Banks
MAGRONG AND'SHANGHAI | IMPERIAL BANK OF CHINA.
BANKING. CORPORATION,
Paid-ur Capital........... RESERVE FUND
RessaVÉ
PROPRIETORS ............................
Court of DIRECTORS ;—-
A. J. RAYMOND, Esq.-Chairman). HE. TOMKIN,Haq-Deputy Chairman, FIREMAN'S FUND INSURANCE CO. Hon. W. J. Gresson. Hos. R. Showăn,
ΟΥ
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
STATEMENT EO 31ST DECEMBER, 1903.
..85,858,820,97 AMITH, GOLD....... NET SURPLUR, GOLD......$2,158,11880 INCOME, GOLD
83,470,787.63
FIRE BRANCH.
THE Undersigned, having been appointed AGENTS for the above Company, and prepared to accept Fice Risks at Current Rates |
SHEWAN, TOMES & (0. Hongkong, March 23, 1904.
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY.
TOTAL
OTAL Funds at 81ST DECEMBER, IN 3,
216,893,850.
I-Authorised Capital £3,000,000
Roven Fire Branch...
Life & Annuity
Branches......}
HONGKONG AVERAGE MARKET
PRICES.
Oorrected to Thursday, November 10, 1904. "At 100 cents per Dollar Mexican.
Butcher Meat.
Salmon.-Ma
Shark.--Sa Yo
Skate, Po Yu ShrimpeHa
You Yu
Snapper,-Lap In
th
Boles, Tab S
Beef sirloin & prime out-Mei Lung Pa... Ih 17
Tench-Wan Ya
Turbot,-Cho How Ya
White Bait,-Ngani Yu C
+
ib
10
16
14
14
!
$10,000,000
HATARISHED BY Imprnial DecRRE OF THE 12TH NOVEMBE, 1896.
Sterling Reservo, $10,000,000 Silver Reserve
6,600,000
LIAEALITY
SUBSCRIBED Capital, -$16,500,000 | Paid-up ŰAPITAL, or} $10,000,000
..
Tis. 6,000,000 ** 2,500,000
HEAD OFFICE-SHANGHAI, BRANCHES AND AGENCIES,
"
Corned--Ham Ngau Yuk
*** 17
韩国
15.
Ο ΑΝΤΟΝ,
Caroo,
HANKOW
PENANG, SINGAPORE, TUINTHIN.
11
Roast,--Shiu
***
**** 17,
Turtles, small, fresh water,-Kerk Yu
70
•
Breast,-Nagu Lam,
13
PEKING
Soup,-Tong Yuk
14
Steak,-Ngan Yuk l'a
17
26
菓子
28
J
200
**
per iot 9
esch 45
Apples, (California)-Kam San Ping Kho
(Cheloo)-Tin Chun Ping Khor
20
Small,-Hoi Tong
Custard-Fan Lai Chi
...each
N. A. Biebe, Haq,·
E. Goetz, Esq.
A. Haupt, Esq.
H. Schubart, Hey. ·
E. Shellim, Fav.
H. W. Slade, Esq. E. S. Whealfer,
Kaq, Unier ManagEU; › Hongkong J. R. M. SMITH,
MANADER:
Shanghai--H. M. Bevia. LONDON BANKERS-LONDON AND COUNTY BANKING CO., LD.
HONGKONG-INTEREST ALLOWED. On Current Account at the rate of 8 per oent. per annum on the daily balance.
ON FIXED DEPOSITS :---
For 8 months per cent per annum,
THE
THE BANK PURCHASES Bud receives for Collection Bills of Exchange drawn
on the above places, and Sells Drafts and Telegraphie Transfers Payable at ite Brauches Agencies.
HONGKONG BRANCH, advances made on approved soorities, Bille Discounted,
Interest allowed on Current Accounts ab the Rute 2% per Annam on the Daily Balansee
On Fixed Deposite for 8. Month
•
•
"
**
"
-Cutom Ngau Lan Sirloin ...",
Sausages,--Ngau Chaung
Bullock's Brains-,, Siow
Tongue fresh,-Ngau Li
vd corned Ham Ngài LI
Heart,-Ngau Sum
Hump, Salt-Ngau Kin
י,
•
Head, Ngan Tau
58
Fruita.
Almonds-Hung Yan N
Bananas, fragrant, Canton-San Shing
Houng Chiu
"
Cocosnuta,-
1
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-Yeh Tsz... Lauens, China-Ning Moong
América-Kura San Ning Moon...
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16
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65
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£62
8
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12
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4
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J. R. M. SMITH,
Chief Manager.
18 H. O. MARSHALL,
Acting Manager),
Feet, Ngau Kerk
***
each 8!
Bananas, (brides) Macao—Sun Hoàng Chia Chestnuts, Chinese,--Foong Lut
8
12
i. 101
Kidneys,-Ngan Yin' Tail-Ngau Mei
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8.
18
18
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Ronukou, May 17, 1904,
1970
Liver,.Ngau Con
...
Hongkong, July 21, 1904.
68
Tripe (undressed)--Ngan To?
lb. 9
.
6
THE
HONGKONG SAVINGS BANK,
YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, LIMITED,
ESTABLISHED 1880,
..
Capital SumoRIVEN CAPITAL PAID-UP... CAPITAL UNCALLED RESERVE FOND
HEAD OFFIOR-YOKOHAMA,
---
Yen 24,000,000
Mutton Chop,-Yeung Pui Kwat Leg,--Young Pei' ... Shoulder,--Young Shan
Calves' Head And Foot-Ngau-chai-tau-kak, set 76 ... lb. 25
邮脚骨
14
Lichere, Dried-Lai Chi Con
Fresh-
20
*** 13
22
*** 51
16
*** 1
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Brains-Chi Know
...
per set...
2
9,620,000
">
猪珠
dozen
T-Chi Kerk
12
*** 15.
容量
Fry,-Chi Chak
12
猪雜
省城資格
་་
Токто.
#
Hond,-Chi Tau
15
頭
一大楼
**
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*
Hoart,-Chi Sun
each 8
猪心
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7
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lb. 24
(Shanghai),--Sheung Hai Li
沙梨
M
20
* 15
Peanuts, Fa Sang ... Persimmons Large,-Hung Chie
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Ins
.
Pine-apples, 1st quality,-Sheung Poon Ti
Paw Law
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8
www
31
Plantains-Tai Cheu
Subscribed Capital £2,750,000
£687,500° 0° 0 Paid-up Capital II-Fire Funds
3,058,96118 3THE boviness of the above Bank is con- III-Life & Annuity Funds 13,154,18816 7
ducted by the HONGKONG AND £16,898,660 8 10 SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORA. 1,935,128 00TION. Rules may be obtained on ap. 1,615,755 11 9 plication ́
INTEREST on deposita ta allowed at PER CENT. per annum. Depositora y transfer at their option balances of $100 or more to the HONGKONG AND SHANGHAT BANK, to be placed on FIXED DEPOSIT at 4 PER CENT. per
£8,550,883 11 93 The Accoumulated Funds of the Fireand Life Departments are free from liability in respect of each other.
Hongkong, June 18, 1904.
IF
THE WESTERN ASSURANCE COM
PANY OF TORONTO AND
THE
LONDON.
INCORPORATED A.D. 1851.
MARINE BRANCH.
Undersigned having beor:
innow.
For the Hongkong and Shanghai
Banking Corporation,
J. K. M. SMITH,
Chief Manager. Hongkong, May 1, 1900,
1517
interi
AGENTS for the above areenter THE BANK OF TAIWAN,
ALEX. ROSS & 00. Hongkong, April 23, 1904,
in connection with the GREAT NORTH- | to accept Risks at Current Rates. ERN RAILWAY from SEATTLE as hitherto, by the Steamers of the NORTH. ERN PACIFIC S.S. COY, BOSTON STEAMSHIP and TOWBOAT COYS., OCEAN 9.5. COY, and CHINA MUTUAL S.N. COY.
For further, Particulars, apply at the Company's Local Branch Office in Prince's Buildings, First Floor, Chater Road,
A. S. MIHARA,
Hongkong, May 20, 1904.
Manager.
1952
ADVERTISEMENTS.
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cisements :-
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TONⱭKÒNG HIGH-LEVEL TRAM- WAYS COMPANY; LIMITED
TIME TABLE.
WEEK DAYE,
(Onand after 1st October, 1904.) 6.45 am to 7.00 á.m....Every 15 minutts, 7.30 a.m. to 8,00 в.m...Every 10 mètnutėl.. 8:00a.m. to 8.30 a.m...Every 15 minutes. 8.30 am to 9.30 am...Every 10 minutes. 11.30a.m. to 12.45 p.m...Every 15 minutes. 9.30a.m. to 11.00 a.m...Every 15 minutes.
12,48 p.m. to 1.15 p.m...Every 10 minutes. 1.16 p.m. to 1.45 p.m...Every 15 minutes. 1.45 p.m. to 2.15 p.m...Every 10 minutes. 2.16 p.m. to 8.00 p.m...Every 15 minutes. 3.30 to 5.00 p.m...Every 15 minutes.
p.m. 5.00 p.m. to 8.00 p.m...Every 10 niinutes.
9.45
p.In.
NIGHT WARS, H
and 9 p.m.. 9:45 p.m. to 11.15 p.m, every half hour, SUNDAYS.
8.00),, to 9.00 a.m...Every 15 minute. 9.00 a.m. to 9.30 a.m. Every 30 minuts. 9.30 a.m. to 10.30 a.m...Every 10 minute. 10.30 a.m. to 11.00a.m...Every 10 miun 12.00 Noon to 1.00 p.m...Every 10 minute. 1.00 p.m. to 5.00 p.m...Every 10 minuts, 6.00 pm, to 6.00 p.m...Evory 10 minuts. 6.00 p.m. to 7.00 p.m...Every 15 minutes. 7.00 him. to 8.00 p,m...Every 10 minutes, NIGHT OARS as on Week Days.
'SATURDAYS.
Ebrtni cara xi 11.30 and 11.45 p.m.. SPECIAL CARS by Arrangement at the Company's Office. "ALEXANDRA BUILDINGS, Des Voeux Road Central..
JOHN D. HUMPHREYS & SON,
General Managers- Hongko g. September 20, 194.
}
MARTIN'S
LIMITED.
(INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL IMPERIAS, CHARTER).
CAPITAL SUBSCRIBED.........YEN 5,000,000. CAPITAL PAID-UP ............YEN 2,500,000.
HEAD OFFICE-TAIPEH, FORMOSA,
BRANCHES AND AGENCIES:
Kobe.
Amoy. Anping.
Nagasaki.
Foochow. Keelung.
Osaka.
Shanghai.
Tainan. Tarisui.
Tokio. Yokohama,
HONGKONG OFFICE :
4, QUEEN'S ROAD. Interest allowed on Current Account.
Deposits received on terms which may be learnt on application.
8. SHIGENAGA,
Manager. Hongkong, February 2, 1904.
NTERNATIONAL
ORATION.
CORPOR
210
BANKING
CAPITAL, SURPLUS AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS:-
GOLD $7,992,173.37......about £1,640,000.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS AUTHORISED,
GOLD $10,000,000=£2,055,001.
HEAD OFFICE-1; Wall Street, NEW YORK. LONDON OFFICE-THREADNEEDLE HOUSE
E.C.
BRANCHES AT
San Francisco, Washington, Mexico, Manila, Cobu, Shanghai, Singapore, Yoko- hama, Bombay, Calcutta, Canton and Agents all over the World.
LONDON AND Continental BANKERS : 101 National Provincial Bank of England, Ltd. Union of London and Smith's Bank, Ltd. Crédit Lyonnais, Dreadnor Bank, Comptoir National d'Escompte de Paris, de.
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THE NEW, FRENCH, REMED
TRADE
THERAPION
This accessful and highly popular remedy," a employed in the Continental Hospitals by Ricord Kostal Jobert, Velpean, and others, combiner all. the ile ferata to be sought, in a médiciop of t
I thou kind and surpasses everything allierte employed,
THERAPION No. 1
Ju arenirkably short time, often wieŵ days only!! remove all discharges from the urinary organi supersding injections, the use of which does paabkharm by laying the foumlation of stricture 7C,
THERAPION NO 2
for Imurity of the blood, scurvy, pimples, apoll! Blotcha palus and swelling of Alarday:phoma; gons, theRMƏ KADRESE
for which It has been too much
Smurcary, sarsaparilla te
of suffers toeth and inlug of 5
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bat matter from the bodra:quizRE
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business, receives monoy, in Current Ac- count and issued Fixed Deposit Receipts oither in Gold or Silvdg at rates which may be ascertained on application.
HONGKONG BRANCH:
20, DES VOUX ROAD CENTRAL.
CHARLES R. Scort, Manager
flongkong, July 26, 1904,
161
THE CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIAƐAND CHINANDEN
INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHANTE: 1855; Head Offici, BONDON.
CAPITAL PAID-UP ***
...£800,000 RESERVE LIABILITY OF SHARE-A
HOLDERS RESERVE FUND
...
..£800,000 £800,000
INTEREST allowed on Current Account at the rate of 3% per annum on the Daily balances.
On Fixed Deposits for 12 months 4
T. P. 100CHRANE
Manager. Hongkong, May 2, 1904.
MERCANTILE BANK OF
INDIA, LIMITED.
HORIZED CAP
RESERVE FUND
582,600)
$80,000
Bank, Lamurao,
LONDON JOINT.
INTEREST allowed on Ourrent Accounts
| rate of 8% per annum on the Daily
ON FIXED DEPOLE
18 Months stalasede
18,000,000 Pigs' Chitlings-Chi chong
6,000,000
BRANCHES AND AGENCIES :
NAGARABI Ковк.
LYONE. NEW YORK. LONDON. SAN FRANCISCO. HONOLULU, BOMBAY,
TIENTSIN. Newonwavo, SHANOBA), DALSY.
PEKINO.
LONDON BANKERS:
The London Joint Stook Bank, Limited, Parr's Bank, Limited, The Union of London and Smiths Bank, Limited.
HONGXON BRANCH-Interest allowed. On Corrent, Account at the Ilate of 4 per annum on the daily balance.
GA
Liver,-Chi Con Fork. Uhop,-Chi Pai Kwat
28 1
++
**
Corned,-Ham Chu Yuk Leg,--Chu Pri
"
...
*** 11
£4
Fat or Lard,-Chu Yau
R. 11
17
"
Sheeps' Head and Feet,-Yeung Tan-Kerk set to
"
On fixed deposits for 12 months, 6% per annum,
11
On fixed deposits for 8 months, 4% por
annum.
Saxum,
11
Heart, Ioung Sum Klidneys,--Yeung Yiu
Liver,-Yeung Con
***
Sucking Pigs, To Order-Cha Chai”. Suet, Boof,-Sang Ngau Yon
onch 5
10
Ib. 22
16
***
17
22
•
689 Veal,-Ngan Chai Yuk.
18
""
Sausages,-Ngau Chai Yok Tong.
15
牛仔肉麵
Poultry
On fixed deposits for 3 months, 3% por
TAKEO TAKAMICHI,
Manager. Hongkong, November 7, 1904.
A
RAMBLE THROUGH SOUTHERN
FORMOSA?
By G. TAYLOR, 1. M. Customs.
With WooDOUTS
[Reprinted from the China Revisit.} One of the Best Sketches of Formosa Life yet written,
MR
--
***
Price
$1.00. Coma Man' Office, 5 Wyndham Street Hongkong.
4
PRINTING
PRINTING
PRINTING
ANDRE SON
Artistic Printing
Done with Neatness and
Despatch
Moderate Pričes
Matton,-Sang Young Yab...
Chicken, Kai Chai...
Capons, Large, Small,—Siu xi Ducks,-Ap
Doves,-Pan Kau
2009 – Ngơi
Limes, (Saigon)-Sai Kung Ning Moong...
Mango, Manila-Lui Sung Mong
Mango, Saigon-Sai Kung Momg...
Margsteens,-San Chuk Ter
...
Oranges. (Canton)--San Shing Tim Chang
Small, Tai Kut...
Olives,-Pak Lam
**
| Poars, (American),—Kam San Shut LJ
(Canton), Cooking,—8% Li
*
,, 2nd cooking-Chung-taug-paw-law
Plums, Swatow Hung Lai...
Walnuta,-Hop Tuo
Green, Sang Hop Tuo
Tumelo, Siam,-Ohim Lo You
200
11 ****
18
生合格
茶蔬
Vegetables, &c.
40
Artichokes, Shanghai-Shoung Bat Ah
Chi Chouk
Beaus, (French), Macao,—Oh Moon Pin Ts
(French), Shanghai,Shoung Har
6 澳門鐵達
11
Pin Tau
...
PAR
12
M
湾仔
"
Sprout,-Ab Choi
11
Long, Tan Kok
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Evet Root—Hung Choi Lau
Brinjale, Green,-Ching Yuen Ker
Red,-Hung Ker...
м
2
8
exch
each · 12.
Eggs, Hen-Kai Tan..... Fowls, Canton,-Kai
por dozan 20
..
...
25
Brassica, Pak Choi...
Hainan,-Hoi Nam Kal ...
28
IM
Bamboo Shoots,Cheuk Shon
Cabbage, Chinese, com.-Kai Choy
Cabbage Red.-Kai Lan Tan
sach
Cabbage, (Shanghai),
-Yeh Chol
10
2
麥菜菜竽
Cauliflower, Large size,—Tai Yek Ohol-ta each
大興藥
J.
Gesse, Wild Sh'ai,-S'hui Yer Ngol, Musk Deer,-Wong Keng Hare, Shanghai,--Tu Chai Partridge-Che Khoo Pheasant, Shan Kai
Pigeons, Canton,-Pak Kup"
pair
each
Hollow, Hol How Pak Kup. Quail,-Um-Chun
Rice Birde,Wo Fu Cheuk Spipe,Sa-Choy.
Turkeys, Cock-Phor Kai Kung
Hen,
Na
Wild Ducks, 8'hai, Shanghai Sul-ap Teal,-Sui Ap Chai,
Cane Shoots, bunch,-Kau Shon
免仔
pair $1.90
山樂
each 50
白倫
"
27
each $19
dozer
28
60
48
"
pair
Chilles Dried, Con Lat Chiu
Red-Hung Fa
Wild Ducks, Canton-Sang Shing Sul Ap, eu
Barbel-Ka Yu
Bream,Bin Tu
Fisb.
Canton Fresh Water Fish,Ho! Sin Yu Carps-Li Yu
Catfishy Chik Ya
Codfish-Mun Yu
Crabs,-Hai...
Cutele Fish, Mok yo Pab,-Sa' Mang Yo. Dice-Wong Mel Lun Dog Fish Tit Tu Sapa Eels, Congor. Hai Mano ...
Freah water, Tam Sla Yo. Hels, Yellow, Wong Frogs,Tien Kai Garoupa,-Sek Pan Gudgeon, Pak Kup Yo Bills of Jading, etc. Hertige,-Iso Pak...
Programmes.
Company Reports.
Business Circulars.
Halibut, Cheung Kwan. Yo
Labrus-Wong Pa Yo
Loech,Wa Yo
Lobstere, Lang Es
blackerel, Chi Tu
Monk Fish, Mong Ya
Under European Supervision | Mullet, Chat Yu. Hoo Oysters,
fish, Kal Kung To
13:
13
PE
Medium size Cheung Yeh Cho -fi
Small size,-Sai Yeh Chol Fa
Carrots,-Kam Shun
+4
Colory, Chinese,-Tong Kan Choi
English, Yeang..
White, Pak "
海鮮
Green, Ching Lat. Chin
Curry Stuff, English, "Ka Lea Chol Elu...
Cucumbers --Ching Kwa
Ritter Squash,-Fu Kwa
Garlic, Suen Tau...
Ginger, young,-Sun Tu Keang
old,-Lo Keung
Horse Radish, Shai-Lik Kan
Indian Corn,Suk Mal
letrace – Yoong Sang Cho th
13
11.
Water Chesnate-Ma Tai „
Mandarin.— Kwei Lom Ma Tal, Mushrooms, Fresh Sang Cho Kho
60
བལ་
place
Okrees.
Onions, Bombay,Yeng Ching.
Green, Sang Charg
Shanghai, Sheung Hat Chung Thu/
90590 Japán, -Tut Poon
án Cho
Gradus Tes, Ho Lân Tau..
reen Peas,Ching Tau
Potatoes, Sweet, ---Fan Shu
Shanghal-Sheung Hat Shu Teat Japan, Yut Poot Sha Tsa
American,F KI
Fooch
-Fuk Chao Shu Tual
Macao, --Oh Moon Pumpklu, “→→Toong Kva
Tal Wong
Chung Tan
Obiol
F. Paw Poung.
na Stail offer
1-Bak Chon't!
Chit
Yeong Chut
Ngan
With
ORMISTON
faraver
6. WYNDHAM STREET.
Kan Kang
Sola by All Chemists.
Longkong, May 14, 1904,
HONGKONG:
20
OD OD
12:
【感染
白洋芹菜
JOHANSEN
SHIPPING.
ARRIVALS,
November 16.
Haimun, British str., 636, A. Robson, Foochow Nov. 18, Amoy 14, and Swatow 15, General.-DOUGLA, ŠTEAMSHIP Co.
Apenrade, German steamer, 611, A. P. Ulderup, Haiphong Nov. 19, and Holhow 14, General-JEDSEN & Co,
Nanshan, British steamer, 1,299, E. F. Stovell, Moji Nov. 10, Coal-BRADLEY &
Furst Bismarck, German flagship, 11,000,
Prowe, Woosung Nov. 13.
Meefoo, Chinese str., from Canton.
DEPARTURES.
November 16.
Prins Heinrich, for Europe, &c.
VISITORS AT UUTELS.
HONGKONG HOTEL.
Mr G. Aotermann
Miss E. B. Alden
Mr & Mrs Baille Mr R. B. Beattie Mrs T. E. Bingham
and child
Mr R. J. Birbeck Mr & Mrs S. Bisney Miss Blaney
Mr W. S. Bissell Mr D. K. Blair
Mr & Mr R. Boggan
and infant
Mr F. W. Boles
Mr E. A. Bonner
Mr S. Boon
Mr D. Maodonald
Mr O. Gordon Maçkio
Dr O, Marriott
Mr T. P. MoÁran ..
Mr J. McAuliffe
Mias McLean
Mr & Mrs E. Meikle Mr P. I. Miller Miss Milton
Mrs G. E. Mitchell
Lt. & Mrs W. M.
Moir
Mr and Mrs E. M.
Moon
Mr A. G. Newington
Mrs J. A. Pattie
Mrs R. W. BorthwickMr and Mrs T. L.
and child
Empress of India, for Shanghai and Van- Mr W. B. Boyce
couver.
Loongmoon for Shanghai.
Hue, for Kwong-chow-wan,
Providence, for Anping.
Empire, for Australian Ports.
Mazagon, for Singapore and Bombay. Chiyuen, for Canton.
Diu, Portuguese gunboat, for Macro. Madeleine Rickmers, for Bangkok. Senegambia, for Shanghai,
Slavonen, for Singapore and Hamburg. Shann, for Shanghai.
Laisang, for Singapore and Calcutta, Tainan, for Australian Porte.
Ascot, for Kobe,
CLEARED.
Simpom, for Calcutta.
Ardandeorg, for Moji.
Kish, for Shanghai.
FASSENGERS,
ARRITMU,
Per Haimun, from Coast Ports, Mr and Mre MacGregor Forbes, Mr J. M. Tait,
and 166 Chinese,
DEPARTED.
for
Per Tourane, from Hongkong : Shanghai, Mrs Leonard Kerr, Mr and Mrs L. Y. Gutierrez and child, Messrs Rudolphe Schmid, E. Girault, L. Lazar, Andre Auguste, P. Konior, Misses M. Mayer, F. A. Vicial and Anna Scher; for Kobo, 10 Chinese: For Yokohama, Mr Basili An dalaft.
Por Empress of India, for Vancouver, &c., Lieut. B. E. Morgan, Mr and Mrs Jas. Keys, Miss A. Fabris, Mr and Mrs T. H. Grayson, Mrs Toysoyama, Misa B Souza. Misa M. Souza, Mrs Souza's nurse, Miss Uyans, Cup. G. F. Morrison, Lieut. J. H. Smith, Mossrs W. J. Wright, R. L. Elliott, Nubekura, T. E. Griffith, A. H. Cunningham, M. N. Joshi, Saturne, H. Sharman, W. Harper, and H. Richard,
Per Prinz Heinrich, for Bremen, &c., Mr Hemy Albers, Mr and Mrs Beeckmann. Mr Bussu, Mrs J. Bunting, Mr ♬ Bunting, jr., Mr and Mrs Carter, Mr H. W. Cave, Misses Clitton and Dwyer, Mr R. Ehlers, Mr and Mrs Huidekoufs and child, Messrs Johnson and D). A. McKay, Capt. Kimpel, Dr Lax, Mr Lagarrigue, Mrs Larsen, Mr Leonard, Mr and Mrs J. G Mactaggart, Mr and Mrs Montant, S. Newhouse, Perin, Oldershow, Ross, and Reiniaun, Mr and Mrs Samuelsen, Mr Franz Schutte, Miss Simpson, Mrs Smith, Mr A. Tanaka, Capt. and Mrs L. Thorsen, Mr and Mrs H
Winkelmann.
SHIPPING REVORTS
The British steamer Haimun reports. Foochow to Amoy, fine clear wea her, with moderate NE wind. Amoy to Swatow, hazy weather, with heavy rain equalis from Swatow to Hongkong, fine weather.
N.E.
POST OFFICE NOTICES,
Mails will close :-
For MACAO. —-
Mr A. Brigon
Mr L. Broughall Mrs Butler Mr H. E. Cargill
Mr W. G. Clark
Mr T. Ularke
Mr O. M. Cole
Mr & Mrs G. Corderoy
Miss Cotton
Mr G. Cunningham
Mr F. O. Davion Mrs J. T. Davies Mr F. B. Deacon Mr G. Dean
Mr and Mrs Douglas Mr T. O. Downing Mr G. H. Edwards Mr A. Emerson Mr H. G. Fisher
Dr A. F. Forster
Dr W. P. Freeman
Mr G. H. Fuller Mr L. Gillet
Mr C, Glover
Mr R. D. Goodwin
Mr A. W. Grant
Mr H. C. Gray
Mr L. Guibert Capt. T. Hall Mr J. Hanron
Mr R. Harding Mrs C. T. Hardy
Perkins
Mr E. Pingdengolas
Mr A. Pirovano
Mr W. T. Puddepha
Mr F. 8. Rayner Dr L. R. Reel
Mrs Reynell, 2 ohild.
}
THE CHINA MAIL.
Merchant Vessels in Hongkong Harbour.
Kxclusive of latt Arrivals and Departures reported to-day.
To facilitate finding the position of any vessel in the Harbout, the Anchorage in divided into eleven Sections, commending from Green Island, Vessels near the Hongkong shore are marked k., near the Kowloon shore k., and those in the body of the Shipping of midway between each shore are marked e., in conjunction with the figures denoting the sections.
Section.
1. From Green Island to the Gas Works,
2. From Gia Works to Jardine's Wharf.
8. From Jardine's Wharf to the Harbour's Officer
4. From Harbour Master's to the Market,
5. From The Market to Peddar's Wharf.
6. From Peddar's Wharf to the Kaval Yard.
Vessels Names.
Steamers.
Bectron.
7. From Naval Yard to Blus Building
8. From Blue Buildings to East Point,
9. From Kellet's leland to North Point, 10. Kowloon Wharves.
11. Jardines Wharf,
Captain.
Flag and Tone Date of
Rig. nett.
Arrival.
Consignes or Agentr.
Destination
Remarks.
Agincourt........................ 8 Worsnop......... British str. 2876 Oct.
Apenrade ......... Arabia........ Ardandearg
Ascot
Mr and Mrs C. E. Carl Menzell
Roach
Mr W. R. Robertson
Dr Rome
Castor.........
3 cClderup 4 Bahle
.................der.
3 cKinley arri 13 Cox.......
8 cUlstrom........................
3 cCornard
Tartor...........................
ate.
3 Gilman & Co. 611 Nov. 18 Jebsen & Co. Ger. str. 2884 Nov. British str. 2103 Nov. British str. 2783 Nov. British str. 2878 Nov. 948 Nov. der. str. British str.
778 Nov.
14 Portland & Asiatic 8, S. Co.
8 Dodwell & Co., Ld.
ren & Japanese amah
Mr P. F. Rice Miss F, Rica
Baron Eldon.....
3 c Martin
Catherine Apcar
13 Stewart
Chi Yuen
2b Stewart
|
Chow Fa
3 Spiesen............. der.
3
3 Roope.
8 Brown..
Devswongse ...
3 Kumpel
9 cMitchell
3 cSmalo....
3
Mr N. H. Kaikerford Mr G. B. Sayer Mr R. T. D. Sayle Mr and Mrs J. G. Scott and infant Mr O. Skött
Dr B. Sleeman
Mr Geo, Somerville
Mr C. H. Soper
Mr S. Spiro
Mr A. L. Stein
Mr W. M. Stewart
Mr C. B. Thomas
Dr J. C. Thomson
Mr J. Thornborrow Mr W. D. Trimnell Mr D. Turnbull Mr S. O. Vickers Mrs & Miss Wakefield Mr H. C. Walrond
Mr and Mrs HarrisDr and Mrs R. F.
and maid
Mr F. P. Helm Dr E. J. Howley Engineer Capt, Hurst,
R.N.
Rev. F. Icely MI W. J. Imel Mr and Mrs P. N.
Jonos
Mr E. A. Katsoh Dr E. Lawless Dr Lax Mr A. R. Lewis
Weir
Mr J. L. Wemyss Mr H. W. White Mrs A. M. Whitton Mr A. S. Willisma Mr A. Wirth
Mrs A. Wise
H.Mr Philipp Wolff
Mr and Mrs C. E.
Woolmer
Mr and Mrs Gordon
Wright
CARLTON HOUSE.
Mr U. Ashmore Mr J. W. Bains Mr F. E. Banka Mr A. E. Blanco Mr A. W. Brobner
Mrs Bridger
Dr C. S. Browno Mr H. S. Cheverton Mr L, T. Delaney Mr A. C. Diss Mr E. A. Earby Mr C. Burt Eminal Mins M. Gaine Mr H. L. Garrett
Mr Malcolm Grice Mr W. J. Hobbs Mr H. A. Jones
Mr H. H. Kempp Mr F. Lehrmann Mr Paul Lebra Mr J. Loth Mr. E. Lowell Mr McLoy
Mr U. Nervegna Mr D' Obiveyra Mrs G. Osborne Rev D. Park
Mre Park & child Mr & Mrs R. Pescio
Mr T. Bavaby
Mr Schlechtweg
Mr G. P. 8. Sum-
merville
Mr Goo. Watson
CONNAUGHT HOUSE.
Mr R. Alton Mr Andolt Mr Banvard
Mr J. S. Barnen
Mr H. H. Beers
Mrs J. Bell
Міяк Вівтор
Mr M. Webb Bowen
Per Wingchai, at 7.30 a.m., on Thurs. Miss Brandon
day, the 17th November.
For CANTON,-
Per Falshan, at 7.30 a.m., on Thursday,
the 17th November.
For SWATOW, SINGAPORE & BANG.
кок.-
Pe: Wongkoi, at 9a.., on Thursday, the
17th November.
For MACAO.
Per Heungshan, at 1.45 p.m., on Thurs-
day, the 17th November.
For KONGMOON & KUMCHUK.-
Per Tak Hing, at 5 p.m., on Thursday,
the 17th November.
For CANTON,—
Per Hankow, nt. 5 p.m., on Thursday,
the 17th November.
For SWATOW, AMOY & FOOCHOW.— Per Haimun, at 8 a.m., on Friday, the
18th November.
For SINGAPORE & SOURABAYA.—
Per Fausang, nt. 2 p.m., on Friday, the
18th November.
For MANILA. —
Per Loongsang, ut 3 p.m., on Friday, the
18th November.
For AMOY & MANILA.-
i'er Rubi, at 9 a.m., on Saturday, the
19th November.
For SHANGBAI.—
Dr Browne
Mr J. Burke
Chow Tai ................................. Choysang Ornander
Fausang
Foochow..
Hailoong.....
Hanoi
Kish
Kowloon.... Lisa.......
beongsang .. Loorok
Lothian Haimun Mausing... Meefoo ... Mongolia...
Nanshan...... Pronto Rubi
Saint Egbert Shangi
Simoom Taiwan Taksang......
Tingsang... Tsinan....... Tyr..... Wongkot....
Passmore
7Gibb, Livingston & Co.
4 Arnhold, Karberg & Co. 14 E. A. Trading Co.
2 Urder
16 Butterfield & Swire
14 Butterfield & 8wire
13 Jardine, Matheson & Co.
9Mitsui Bussan Kaisha
12 Butterfield & Swire
S'pore & Calcutta
Nov. 22.
•
}
K'loon Dock K'loon Dock
British str. 1780 Nov. 14 David Bassoon & Co., Ld. Chi. str. 1211 Nov. 150. M. 8. N. Co.
str. 1055 Nov. Ger. str. 1115 Nov. British str. 1242 (Nov. ....... British str. 2744 Nov. Jer. str. 1057 Nov. British str. 1410 Nov. 11 Jardine, Mssoon & Co., Ld. Singapore & 8'baya Nov. 18. British str. 1228 Nov. 14 Butterfield & Swire
783 Nov. 12 Douglas Steamship Co. British str. Merlees........ French str. 737 Nov. 12. R. Marty Robertson ...... British str. 3148 Nov. 3 Stehr
Ger. str. 1487 Nov. 998 Oct. wed. str. British str. 1092 Nov. kier. str. 1020 Nov. British str. 2711 Nov. British str. 636 Nov. Brit. str. 1643 Nov. Chi.
19 Horndahl
5 Weigall ................ 3 Schultzen
Williamsun
ōb Robson kPayne
3 Whitelaw
cPorter...
B cStovell
3 Seaborg .........................
5 cAlmond....................
12 cCafferata......
3 Carnaghan
Collins...---4- 3 cHarder 3 cBaker
Bradley
12 Shewan, Tomes & Co. 13 Siemsson & Co. 30 Mitsui Bussan Kaisha 14 Jardine, Matheson & Co, 13 Butterfield & Swiro 13 Gibb, Livingston & Co. 16 Douglas Steamship Co.
8 Jardine, Matheson & Co.
str. 1321 Nov. 12C. M. S. N. Co. Amer, str. 8750 Nov. 15P. M. S. S. Co. British str. 1299 Nov. 16 Bradley & Co.
837 Nov. 14 East Asiatic Trading Co. Norw, str. British str. 1611 Nov. 14 shewan, Tomes & Co. British str. 2391 Nov. 11Standard Oil Co. British str. 1228 Nov. British str. 2379 Nov. British str. 1109 Nov. British str. 977 Nov. British str. 1045 Nov. British str. 1463. Nov. Norw. str. 1418 Nov. Ger. str. 1115 Nov.
11 Butterfield & Swize 6 Dodwell & Co.. Ld. 14 Butterfield & Swire 12 Jardine, Matheson & Co. 15 Jarding, Matheson & Co. 14 Butterfield & Swire 13 Sander Wieler & Co. 9 Butterfield & Swire
1 cBrown....
8 Danielson
3 cBruhn.....
41
Sailing Vessels
Empereur Menelick... 9 Evio J. Ray ............12
Moret..... ...... Kasten
French bk. 1676 Nov. Amner. Io. 918 Aug.
6 Standard Oil Co. 6Sander, Wieler & Co.
Exchange.
STEAMERS PASSED SUEZ CANAL (SUPPLIED THROUGH REUTER). Badenia, Eiger, October 4; Spezia, 7 Glenfarg Shrewsbury, 11; Glau
Then, 18; Andalusia, CUS,
25; Kalibia, 21; yern. mun, Fauxhall, 28; Glenesk, Formou, Socotra, Ghazee, Prinz Eitel Freidrich, Sophie Rickmers, November 1; Kin. tuck, Sachsen, Sambi, Tonkin, Hudson, Merionethshire, Moyune, Dundas, 4; Stentor, Seneca, Willehad, 8; Hector, Ambria, Japan, China, Salazie. Pula wan. 11; Laos, Patroclus, Benarty, Fernden, Indrasamha, Seydlitz, Silver lip. 15.
Mr and Mrs Gilleno November 15, Tydeus.
and child
Migs Ginnett
Mr E. Howard
Mr A. B. Howes
Mr T. B. Jackson
Mr A. Leonard Mr and Mrs R. Love Master Love
Mr A. C. MacMillan Mr J. McMicking Mr J. D. M. Cameron Mr R. Menashih Mr & Mrs D. ChristieMiss Palmer
Mr W. T. Parker Mr J. M. Cooke
Miss Reeves Miss R. Rhodesin Mr and Mrs H. Eyre Mr H. Ross Mr R. M. Ezekiel Mr Snowden
Mr J. Cronin
Mr E. Daniels
Mrs J. Fabrias, in-Mr O. Templeman
fant & nurse
Mr M. Ahmed
KING KOWARD HOTEL. Mrs Kiene Mr W. C. Babooch Mr 0. Kranij Mrs W. C. Babcoch Mr V. Lugebil Master Ellis Babcoch Mr Alfred J. May
Mr Ernest A. G. May Mr D. C Casulli Mr J. M. Fait Mr. F. Nicolay
Mr & Mra Thos. J. Mr Thos. A. Hanmer Rose
Mr S. K. Gordon
Mr John J. Inokay Mr P. Semanne Mrs Jackson & child Mr Bruce Shepherd Mr J. Watt Jameson Mr O. Staeger Mrs J. W. Jame on Capt. A. Vlareanas Mr F. Kieno
PELHAM HOUSE.
Mr F. G. Aiken
Mr Buxton
Mr Carley
Mr Chapple Mr Cunningham
Per Tandan, at 3 p.m., on Saturday, the Mr Henry Dengu
19th November.
For SHANGHAI.-
Mr Dunerin Mr Edwards
Master Percy Friend
Mr J. Hutchings Mr M; Jewitt
Mr F. H. Jillings Mr Miller'
Mr Morse
Mr Perret
Capt. & Mrs Rihot
Per Fouchow, at 3 p.m., on Saturday, Mr and Mrs Ewing Mr W. J. Scully
the 19.h November.
For SWATOW & SHANGHAI.--
Per Choysing at 5 p.m., on
the 19th November.
For KUDAT & SANDAKAN.→→
Saturday,
Per Mausing, at 11 a.m., on Monday,
the 21st November,
For SINGAPORE, PENANG & CAL-
OUTTA.-
Por Catherine Apear, at 2 p.m., on
Tuesday, the 22nd November.
MAILS BY THE UNITED STATES Ï'ACKET. The United States Mail Packet Mongolia
will be despatched on SATURDAY, the 19th Nov., with Mails for Shanghai, Japan, San Francisco, United States, Canada, Honolulu, Peru, &c., which will be closed at follows:- Printed Matter and Samples at 9.15 a.m. Registration at 10a.m. (Registration, with late fee of 10 cents,
up to 10.30 a.m.)
Letters at 10.45 a.m.
Mr and Mrs Friend Mr So-borne
Mr Sternberg and baby Master Bertie Friend
Mr Abuniya
Mads.
The P. & O. Co.'s ss, Nubia, with the ENGLISH MAIL of the 21st October, left 8 ngapore on Sunday, the 19th Nov, at 10p m., and may be expected hore on or about Saturday, the 19th November. This Packet brings replies to letters despatched from Hongkong on September 20th.
HONGKONG, November 16 1904, On London-
Documentary, 4 months' algho. ...1/10 On Paris--
On Demand,
On New York- On demand,
Credita, 60 days' night, On Bombay-- Wire....*** On demand, On Caloutta- Wire,...
m
On demand, On Singapore
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Manila
Nov. 18.
Swatow & Foocho Sandako
Nov. 18. Nov. 19.
S'hai & San F'ciso Nov. 19.
Amoy & Manila
Nov. 19.
Australian Ports Nov. 16.
Swatow & Bangkok Nov. 17.
China Coast Motogoroloical
Hours.
Barometer,
Temperature.
Wind.
*Humidity.
Direction.
Force
Weather.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1904.
Vessels Adyterised as Loading.
Destination,
Vaugela,
Changaha
Da
Laviny.
Shewan, Tomes & Co. Nov, 19, at 10 am Butterfeld & Bwire... December 9. Butterfield & Swire... November 22. Butterfield & Swire.......... November 28. Butterfield & Swire December 90.
Amoy and Mnila................ Rubi (a) ....................
|Changsha (a) Australian Porta
)..................................
Cebu & Iloilo.......... Kaifong B) Genoa, Mars., L'pool. Agamennon Genoa, Mara., L'pool. Dardanus (8).. Japan via Shanghai...Timahi (8) ................. Java-China-Japan Lijn and half of Dec. Java Ports..................... Tjilatjap (2)
Java-China-Japan Lijn 2nd half of Nov. Java Ports....... Tjipanas (a)
Java-China-Japan Liju 1st half of Dec. Butterfeld & Swire ... November 23.
L'don, Am'dam, A'erp Jason (s).................. Butterfeld & Swire.... November 29.
Butterfield & Swire.... December 6.. L'don, Am'dam, A'erp Telemachus (8)
Irdon, Am'dam, A'erp Diomed (8)............ Butterfield & Swire... December 20. London, &a............ Chusan (6)........................................... P. & 0, 8. N. Co...... Nov. 19, at Noon. London, Antwerp, &c. Pera (8)................................ P. & 0. 8. N. Co....... About Nov. 81. ................................ Gibb, Livingston & Co. About Nov: 19. London & Antwerp... Bensider (a) Manila .......................... Zafiro (6)................................................ Shawan, Tomes & Co. Nov. 26, at 10 a.m. Manila......patanjakanas Tremont (4)
......... Dodwell & Co. Limited About Jan. 2. Manila......................... Tean (8) Manila .....turqona 2 Loongsang (s) New York v.Suez Canal St Hugo (8) NewYork v.Suez Canal Shimos8 (8) NewYork v.Suez Canal Kenneboo (s) New Yorky, Suez Canal Breiz-Izel (1). New Yorky. Suez Canal Claverdale (a). ... New York v.Suez Canal Ras Issa (e) ................... Nubia (5) ............................ Shanghai.........DEI...............Y Shanghai......
Taiwan (8) .............................................
Canberr
Butterfield & Swire November 22. Jardine, Matheson&Co Nov. 18, at 4 p.m. Dodwell & Co. Limited About Nov. 20. Dodwell & Co. Limited About Dec, 18. ..... Standard Oil Co. About Nov. 18. .....Standard Oil Co. ......About Dea 1. Shewan, Tomes & Co. December 30. Showan, Tomes & Co.|January 20. |P, & 0. 8. N. Co.......About Nov. 18. |Butterfield & Swire November 18. Shanghai.................. Foochow (0) ............ Butterfield & Bwire.... November 19. S'hai, Tham & Koba. Gisela (6) ............. Bander, Wieler & Co. November 22, p.m. ............... Portland & A. 8.. Co. Nov. 29, Daylight. S'hai and Portland, Or. Arabia (n). S'hai and Portland, Or. Aragonia (8)
Portland & A. 8. Co.. Deo. 13, Daylghit S'hai and Portland, Or. Nicomedia (8) ......... Portland & A. 8. Co.. Jan. 9, Daylight. S'pore, Pang Calcutta. Catherine Apcar (s)... D. Sassoon, Sons & Co. Nov. 22, at 3 p.m. S'tow, Amoy & Tamani Frithjof (8).... .........Osaka Shosen Kaisha.. Nov. 20, Daylight. ............Osaka Shosen Kaisha.. Nov, 23, Daylight. Stow, Amoy, Foochow Triumph (8) S'tow, Amoy & Tamsui M. Struve (s) Osaka Shosen Kaisha.. Nov. 27, Daylight. S'tow.Amoy& Anping. Providence (8) ......... Osaka Shosen Kaisha. Nov. 30, Daylight. Douglas Lapraik & Co. Nov. 18, at 9a.m. S'tow, Amoy & F'chow Haimon (s).. S'tow, O'foo & Ttain... Chihli (8)
Butterfield & Swire.... November 22. Victoria, B.C., Tacoms Keemun (s) `............................ |Butterfield & 8wire... November 30. Victoria, B.O., Tacoma Texan (8)
Dodwell & Co, Simited About Dea. 17. Dodwell & Co. Limited About Jan. 10. Victoria, B.O., Tacoma Tremont (8) Victoria, B.C., Tacoma Lyra (s) ......
Dodwell & Co., Ld. ...About Feb. 9. Vancouver (B.O.), &o. Empress of Japan (s)..Canadian P'fie R. Co. December 14. Vancouver (B.C.), &c. Athenian (s)
Canadian Pfic R. Co. December 28. Vancouver (B.C.), &c. Empress of China (a).. Canadian Pfic R. Co. January 11. Y'ma, S'hai,Moji, Kobe Socotra (8)...... ·P. & Q. 8. N. Co.......About Nov. 27.
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SHARE LIST.—QUOTATIONS.
Stocka,
November 16, 1904.
No. o
Value,
Shares.
80,000 $125
...
Founders' shares
Cloring Quotations,
Clash. *705, buyer London, £70
BAKES.
Hongkong and Shanghal Rank Corp. National Bank of China, Limited
Do. MARINE INHUBANCES,
Paid
up.
All 19,970 £ 10 £ 8839, buyers 29,955 £ 10 £ 8838, buyers
750 £
1£1810, buyers
250 850 8250, sales & buyers
10,000 Canton Insurance Office Co,, Ed. China Traders' Insurance Co., Ld.... 24,000 $.89.33 25 861, buyer
5 Tla. 923, buyers 15 £ North China Insurance Co., Ld. .... 10,000 £
250 18·100 8640, sales 100 $ 60 8150, buyers
Union Insurance Soolety, Ld....... 10,000 Yangtze Insurance Association, Ed. 8,000 9
Register.
Bank, Wire, ...
..
-
***
Ba-
On demand,
"
***,10,7 ...1/10
15th November.-AT 4 F.M.
Kee-
"
30 days' sight,
*
...1/10,
11
4 months' sight,
***
...1/1011
Oredits, 4
...1/101
"
Btation.
On demand,
000
IN
Oredits, 4 months' sight,
2364 239
Un Berlin-
191
Vl'ostock..2 p. Nemaro...
29.72 Hakodato.. 29.73
"
450
468
139
Tokio....... Kochi Nagasaki... Kagoshima
"
29.67
NE
29.79
W
"
30.07
ཝཱ
30.03
NW
*
139
Oshima..... |30.08
Naha.......
139
Tahi'jima...
30.13 30.17
NW
1391
Taihoku ...1 p.30,30
Taichu......
30.12
11
the
.6% pm.
Tainan
30.13
"
30.09
"
901
30.16
W
718
72
Gutzlaff... Sharp Pk...
30.14 73|51| NNE) 3 Amoy Swatow.... 30.16 78 95 N 92 On demand,...
30.27 66 95 N Gold Leaf, 100 fine, (per bael)...
....855.80 Canton .... Bovereigns (Bank's buying rate)...$10.60 Hongkong 4.30.18 68 38
Vict. Poak 267
Gap Rock 30.15 Macao...... 30.15 70 His phong • Manila
29.88 9458 NNE NNE Bacolod....3 p. Iliolo.....
29.81.85- NE Cebu
29.89) 87 0.8. James4 p. Malate
30.31 49 60 | nw
30.27 68176
*
Luzon Sugar Company, Limited.
b
1
N1
X 6
บ
NNW 6
NNE 3
N
10
16th November.—at 10 a..
The C. P. R. Co.'s 8.8. Empress of Japan arrived at Yokohama at 10.30 am. on Monday, the 14th November, and left again at 3 p.m. on same day for Kobe, where she is due to arrive at 3 p.m. on Tuesday, the 15th November,
Steamers Exercted. The C. P. R. Co.'s 8.8. Tartar left Yoko- hama on Saturday afternoon, the 12th Nov. for Victoria and Vancouver. The A. A. 8.8. Massapequa left New York on 6th Oct., and is due here on or about the 29th November,
On demand, On Manila-
On demand, Pe605.
in Shanghai-
On demand,
P
90 days' sight, (private paper) Un Yokohama
Bliver (per os,)
Hongkong Tides. The tide table given below has been compiled at the Nautical Almanac Office in London from the result of the analysis of observations taken by means of an au.
The P. & A. steamer Aragonia left Port-tomatic tide-recording machine in the Wa land on the 29th Oct. via Japan ports, ter Police Basin at Tsim Sha Tsui during and inay be expected here on the 30th the years 1887-8-9. November.
The E. & A. steamer Eastern, from Syd-
The zero of the table corresponde with
Koshan Pescadores Weihaiwei.3 !
the zero of the soundings in the Admiralty Vl'ostock..] 78. Charts which has been found to be 4 feet Nemuro... 6.29.57
Hakodate.. ney &c., left Fort Darwin on the 11th 3 inches below mean sos level. November, for Manila and this port." To obtain the depth of water on the tide Tokio..... The O. 8. S. Co.'s 8.8. Ningchow left Sing-gauge at the Victoria Naval Yard add 3
apore on the 13th Nov., at daylight, and is expected here on the 18th Nov., at daylight.
The Austrian Lloyd's s.s. Gisela left Singa- pore for this port on the 13th Nov. The 8.8. Kairow left Shanghai on the morning of 15th Nov. for Hongkong via Fuochow, and is due to arrive here on the 18th November.
Latest Advices.
November 17th to 23rd, 1904.
HIGH WATEM.
to
Pescadores 30.21
2
DNADETTU! | | 802020 | | 0 | 0 0 2 0 | |
do."
:
rep
Preference.
80,000 8 20,000 $
100
250
20 $90, sales & buyers 50 $335
108 530
18124/
50 Tls 50 Tls, 30
50 TIs, 50
Tis. 50, sales Tls. 49, buyers
10
10,000
10 8 10 840
10,000
8,600 Tis.
}
Te
100,000
20,000 $ ·100 *,000 2 100 7,000 Tis. 50 T
11 $230
50 Tis. 60, sales
A
Бл
FIRM INSURANCES.
20,000 China Fire Insurance Co., Ed. Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Ld. 8,000 $
ETC.
H'Long & Whampoa Dock Co Ed., 60,000 8,000 Geo. Fenwick & Co., Limited. ``...... New Amoy Dock Co., Ltd...................................|| 6,000 8- S. C. Farnham, Boyd & Co. Ld. 55,700 Tin,
*TEAMBOATS, TUGE, ETC.
Chine and Manila S, S. Co.. La..
Douglas Steamship Co., Limited
FK. O. and M. Steamboat Co., Id. 80,000 $
·Indo-China 8, N. Company. Limited. 60,000 Star Ferry Company, Ld. Shell Transport & Trading Co., Ltd..... Taku Tag and Lighter Co., Ld.mi Shanghai Tag & Lighter Co., Ltd. 200.000.
PEFINERIES.
China Sugar Company, Limited
Perak Sugar Cultivation Co., Ld.....
50 all $220, sales & sellers
25 $ -25 (947, sellers · 63 8.8) 227}, "allers 100 T100 Tls. 182, buyers
50 $ 50
50
$24
all · 834), sellern
15 3 15 829, buyers
all $129, buy ra
HK. & Kow. Wharf & Godown Co. 90,000 8
all 8115, Felleri Shanghai and Hongkew Wharf Co... 80,100 T. 100 Tla100 TIE. 136, bayara
50,000 $ 100 100 8148, sales & sellers
Agency Company, Limited...... Shanghai Land Investment Co., Ed. 52,000 Tis. 50 Fis.50 Tls. 120, bayers Kowloon Land and Building Com-16,000 8
50 30 339
TRAMWAYS.
HK High-Level Tramways Co., Ed. 1,250
MINING.
Suclits Francaise des Charbon-
nages da Tonkin, ...:
Raub Aust, Gold Mining Co., Ld.....200,000 £
HOTELA, ETC.
Hongkong Hotel Company. Ltd.
26 Tls. 25 Tis. 12, buyers 10 all 812.75, sales & buyers 108 2141, buyers 508 50 860, eales & sellers
1001
WHARVES.
-LAND AND BUILDING,
Hongkong Land Investment and
pany
Woi-hel-wof Land &Building Co., Ed. Humphreys Estate & Finance Co. West Point Building Co., Limited... 12,500
3,784 Tis. 100,000 60,000
VA" DISPENSARIES.
MALIGHTING, A
BRICK AND CEMENT.'"
.:
108 10
($13.75, sellere 18124
10 10 89, buyers
10 all 8160, hayers 8,000 Tla. 50 Tis.50 Tls. 105
18300
29.70
U
29.71
16,000 Fos. 250
All 18490
Kochi ......
11 29.91
"
Oshima..... Add 23 minutes 18 seconds to the figures Naha........ given below to correct to Zone time.
feet 4 inches, and on the gauge at Lamont Nagasaki,..., Dock, Aberdeen, add 10 feet 6 inches to the height given in the table.
30.03
1 18/10 $6, tollere
Kagoshima
30.07
""
11
(30.16
30.21
Ishi'jima... 30.26 Taihoku 6a.30.35
NE
Astor House Hotel Ltd. (Tientsin) Astor House Hotel Co., Ltd. (S'ha
12,000 8 50 All $198, buyers
2,000 T.Tls.50 Tls.50 Tls. 150.
25 $25 $29, nales 30,000 g
Taichu...... 30.18
N
"
Tainan.....
30,18
A. S. Watson & Co., Limited......... do.
80.000
30,000
N
34
Hongkong!
Меди
Height.
Time.
LO WAT
Hongkong Mead Time
Koshun...
30.17
XE
Watkins Limited
10,000 8
#
"
NE
Weihaiwei Da.
Height Gutzlaff ...
30,62 42 | 58 | Nu
by
"
The T. K. K.. .. America Maru, with mails &c., left Shanghai for this port on the 15th Nov., at noon, and is due here on Thursday, the 17th Nov., at FIL 4 p.m.
Sharp Pk.,
||30.45| | 62 | 63 |NNE
bm
feat.
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feet,
Amoy
Thur, 17
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2.8
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5.7
JL 48 a
4.4
...... 6a. 30.32 68 53 NE Swaton... 9a.
AK. and China Gas Co., Limited... Shanghal Gas Company, Ltd...A Hongkong Electrio Co., Litnited.... New Electrice (now issue)"
7,000 €
80.000
80,000
10 3 10 815, buyers 10 18
18
18
5.6
in 11 19
2.9
Canton ...
52
8.0
Green Island Cement Co., Ld. ..
MISCELLANEOUS,
50,000
...
10 8 10 $32,
Sat.
19
6 18 D
Б
m. 0 40
Во
.
Mr Look Obung Li
The P. M. S. 8. China, with mails &c., from San Francisco to the 25th Oct., vis Honolulu, has arrived at Yoko hama, and left for this port via 1n- land Sea, Kobe, Nagasaki and Shang-
7 11.0.3
0 28 a
2.9
NNB
SND.
20. m
5.4
H
1.25
88
Gap Rock
NI
Bells Asbestos Eastern Agency, I
Ld.
8,804
12/6 12/686
7 80 A
4.7
8 a
2,9
NNE
You,
TUON. 22
55,
m 2 4 -2.8
7 51 A
7.1
1.35
Haiphong..
United Asbestos Oriental Agency,
Limited
1,000 ord's
10
100 Edare
10
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to 8 50
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7.6
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Hk. Steam Water-boat Co., Ltd. Hongkong Dairy Farm Co... Hongkong Toe Company, Limited. Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ltd... Tebrau Planting Company, Ltd. H'kong Rope Manufactory Co., Ld Hongkong Cotton Spinning Co., L Ewo Cotton Spinning and Weara
ing Co., Ed.
7,609
108 10
7,600
10,000
6,000
7,200 €
20,000
10,000
190,00€
10
$90,000
10,000 TL
36.20
8,000 Tis, 100 TL100 TL. 52-
Tis, 500 Tie 00h
100% sellers
$9 sales
THOMAS'S HOTEL.
Mr F. J. Bodge
Mr M. J., Carine
Mr Ch Li Choi
Mr J. Kernan
Mr Phinneston
Mr S. Sheshawe
Mr W. Shutt
Mr M. Dupiner
Mr & Mrs M. Tom- Mr C. Fischir
sell and children Mr M. A. Graham Mr W. O. Von Gian Mr Vanyazen
Mr M. J. Whiley Dr Hough Mr. F. Kashiwakuma Mr L. C. Young
POST OFFICE NOTICES.
Christmas and New Year's Parcels.-Parcels posted before 3pm. on the 18th of Nov., are due in London on Christmas morning,
2m
87.
hai, on the 13th Nov., and is due here Wed, 28 m 041 on November 22nd.
The Indo-China B. N. Co., Ld,'s 8.s. Nam-
sung from Calcutta and the Straits,
left Singapore" for this port on the 15th Nov, at 5 p.m.
The silk ex O. P. R. Co's .. Athenian arrived at New York on Sunday, the 13th November.
VESSELS AT THE DOOKS - At Kowloon, U.S.S. Fathomer, U.S.S. Rainbow, Argus, Likin, Hailoong, Hanoi,
Cosmopolitan.
Aberdeen.-
With an additional fee of 60 cents parcela Supplementary Mail on board up to the may be sent via Brindisi, and if posted time fixed for departure of the mail. before 3 p.m. on the 18th of Nov. would
SURE CURE FOR CROUP.-The Extra Postage 10 centa.) ·
accompany the letter mail, which is due in London on the 19th of December. Parcels A first indication of croup is hoarseness, MAILS BY THE BRITISH PACKET. ----- intended for New Year's delivery should and in a child subject to that disease it may mail of the 18th be taken as a sure sign of the approach of The British Contract Packet Thuan also be forwarded by t
the
will be despatched on SATURDAY, November, as the mail per a Simin an attack. Following this hoarseness is a
the 19th November, with Mails for which leaves hore on the 3rd of December peculiar roigh cough If Chamberlain's the United Kingdom, the Continent is not due in London till the 8th of January
of Europe, and countries beyond, via via Gibraltar, and the 2nd of January vin Brindin; to the Straits Settlements, Brindisi, The rates of postage on ordinary Netherlands India, Burmah, Ceylon, parcels are as follows :
For a Parcel not exceeding 9 lbs. in weight-80 centa Aden, Egypt, Malta, and Gibraltar.
11 lb Printed Matter and Samples at 10 a.m. Registration at 10a.m.
(Registration, with late fee of 10 cents,
up to 10.45 a.m.)
Letters at 11a.m.
Late Letters 11 to 11.30 a.m.
Postage 10 cents.
$1,20 $1.60
Cough Remedy is given as soon as the child
becomes hoarse, or even after the croupy
cough appears, it will prevent the attack.
Hongkong Register.
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Hongkong Observatory, Nov. 16, 1904.
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Barometer Temperature Hamidity Direction of Direction of
Highest open air temperature on the 11th.. Lowest open air temperature on the 14th..
International Cotton Manufactur-
1. Barometer, reduced to 32 degrees Fahrbanelting Co., Ld.....
and to the level of the sex in inches, tenths, and hun Taon-Kung-Mow Cotton
Fahria
8. Humidirt, in percentage of saturation, the huml-
dity
of air saturated with moisture being 100.
DIRECTION OF Wurm, to two point
• D. FORCE OF AW, soobrding to Beaufort Seals,
STATE OF WEATHEn blue sky a detached clouds @drimling rain, / fog, #gloomy, & hall, 7 lightning, a Overcast,panding showers, easqually, 'e rain, e anow ..84 thunder, visibility, we dew (wet); nos A
7.- Baty in inches, tenths and hundredthe.
J. L. PLUMMER, Chief Assistant. Hongkong Observatory, Nov. 15th, 1904.
IN
NFLUENZA is always more or less prevalent at this season of the year.
It is used in many thousands of homes in This disease is very similar to a severe cold
Temperature. HONGKONG, November 16, 1904. 30.25 BAROMETER
Do. Do.
1-PAL 4P.M
80.20
30.17
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sequences. For sale by All Dealers; WATS xos de Co., Ltd., General Agents,
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68
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63
8 broad land and never disappoints the and if allowed to take ita course is liable to anxious mothers. We have yet to learn of cause serious results. The best treatment All parcels containing jewellery or any single instance in which it has not proved for influenza is to avoid exposure and article of gold or silver must be insured, effectual. No other preparation can show take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. This all insured parcels mit be sealed. The such a record-over thirty years constant medicine gives immediate relief and if use seals must bear the impression of a device use without a failure. For sale by All
or private mark. Coins must not be used Dealers: WATKINS & Co., Ltd., General or sealing purposes.
Agents,
as directed, will ward off all
and Weaving Co., Ld.
Foy Ches Cotton Spinning
China Provident · Loan Mortgage
Od. Id
China Borneo Compan Campbell, Moors & Co. Wm. Powell, Id. Shanghai and Hongkon Hand Cleaning Co. Te.
South China Morning Peat
CIGAR COMPANIES, Philippine Co., Ld. m.. Alhambra Limited..
LOANUS
12,000
1,200
$213, buyers
Call 828, buyers
all $255
1090 TIs. 387, buyers 55$1.75, buyers
60 all $140, buyers
10 11, buyers
50 TI 50 TL. 25, sollers
sellers
6,000 8 20 25 917, sales & buyers
67,500 $210 8 10 89), cellers
300 | 600 |3:520 |$100, boyers
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