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INTIMATION.

PURE, CONFECTIONERY. Comprising: Pix. WHITE, AND BROWN SPAAR CANDY, Chowlark CREAMS, DESSERT CHOCOLATE,

Ands, taverly Coni for Japan in Hongkong, has been appointed Consul-General to Hawaii, anal was to our Yokohamaa on the 5ta last for his new ped ------The-British-stetner Namba, which arrived huson Saturday train the Const porta,reportsthat the 15th instant, the steamer ilalang was towel into Foodio by H:M:H. Firelwand with

THE DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, DROBMBER 21st, 1888.

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Commisariat - cared fig ... Ardacions's 6-card Gig. 2 As usual this race brought out but a smal entry. The Commisariat boatload more like

Entrion

Ambagious' Pinnaca Afghan's Catfor...... Nama's Catter.

Marah'a Cattor Trends, Cutter, Oberon's Catter Aajer Houd's Cutter.. Frankha's Jolly Boul Peterson'a Cutter: Commodore's Uniloy. Agamemnon's Pinnase. Vigilant's Catter... Dartmouth's Cutter

The age of all the consulatan al of the men- The ancestor to Admiral Sir G. P. Horaby penting my testimony to the ability, experiense, of-waršin port were half-masted, on Saturday in in the naval nommand at Partsmouth will be and public spit of the Heads of Departments takon of report for the memory of H. R. H. Admiral Sir G. O. Willes, farmeris Admiral who form the Exative Council; sud- to the (ÉST LANDED-A Largs Supply of Dam Penunde, father of the King of Portugal Superintendent at Davenport, and commander lidulity and diligence with which the Members

Wo nete, by this Japan Gazette, that Mr. Taroof the China Squadron. The now Commander of the Civil Servico generally perform their im-rador, and being started roars amatly than the Afghan's Cable....

other boat got off with the food and hold it to in-Chief" „bus” wood a great deal of solivo vortice, Įportant duties. and is the rooipiant of naman modals. Ho The Civil Service of this Colony courprins the finish. "The Aaductona's Chinaman polled participated in the attack of Sebastopol, in the gentlemen of any rares and crada, Europears remarkably well, however, and held close to the Baltic expedition. in the assault apon the Pethe and Asiaties. But I have found all to be all the way, being only beaton by two or faros forts ander. Bir Jaity Hope, and also in the animated by feelings of loyalty to our commen longthe

Bovereign, the Qacar, and by a desire to neoRMAN CUP," pronated by the Cro rations against the Taopinge.

thoir atmost endeavours to co-operate har Community. To be zoned in Canton Fours.

Distance, Ons Mile, Entranco, $10, Viscount Fujinami, Imperial Japanese Chamonixsly with Her Majesty's Representative barkin, has just arrived in England from the in the administration of the Colony.

"Vioteria.First Cuited States. It is expected that he will re main in England for about six months, and then proceed to the Continent. During his stay in Europe it is understood that Viscount Fujinami will study the manor in which the various Im- Prial and Royal Households of Europe are edn. ducted, as public departments, and also that he w investigata the rates of etiquette at the various Buropean Courts.

TER BARLAY SEO, Lemos Duors, PRALINES "LA"Boss, Congers, ScoARED ALMONDS in great Variety.

Mirco SweTA,

_DRYSTALLKip....... Andaco, STRAWBERRIES, GREE AUS. CHEERiga, &c., Metz Freres,

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CARLSBAD and Ethan Poune.

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THE HONGKONG DISPENSARY. Fosckung, 25th November, 1884.

NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS

All Luters for pabilonźlona shoull be written og da sild thus paper welf

a broken shaft.

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.10at. fåbær ... bita.

I confially reprorate your good wishes for Station No. 2 Dark Blue and White Hoops. my fatally and myself, and bid you ono and all of

Bow, E. 'Gotz. No. 2. F. O. Wilford hoerty Farewell,

No. 3. E. Friedrichs GT BOREN.

Stroke, Goodfind...................

Cox, R. Hopkins

VIOTOKIA REGATTA, 18852-

The 1.8.S. Fales, laving had now boilors and heen ther ughly overhunlod and repaired at Shanghai: is now ready for sea. Her crow went on beard on the ith inst. and will probably oave Slamughat shortly for Nagasaki and Keron The Japy Mail says:- Wo learn that, Sir

·SECOND DAY, 19th December. Jeba Poj Hanessy has been talographically

One of the most scoasafal aquatic festivals: Wa regent, extantonly to learn from our Now Samoned tre Tendon by Lvd Salisbury. It is York correspondent's letter that Mr. J. Russell user Jeld here was brought to a conclusion en possible that thors may be a desire to empley Young, late U S. Minister to China, in seriously, Saturday. As already stated, the proceedings Sir John in connection with Irish politics"

it is fecred hopelessly, ill. Mr. Young was Todas. the 16th day of the 11th Chiuse eractly liked and estoomed by all with whom he on the first dog equalled the sanguine antici Main in the festival of Tung-chi, or winter came contact in China, and though always pations entertained, and if anything the sacord salstice, a festival observed by all classes of mers of a journalist than a diplomatist his day proved even more thoroughly enjoyable. Chine, when all the officiate go in stata to opinious were invariably considered valuable, his The wanther was splendid, the ma again smiling wernip the Emparer's tablet, and the people talont being indisputable. We sincerely hope pleasantly on the animated scene, and a strong that his condition has hoon oraggorated, and that breeze blowing from of the Kowloon shore, warship their andustore.

he tany yot rogair vigorous health.

The wind was stropper than on the frak day. but the rawing or bring sheltered, it did not prevent good rowing, though the outsida honts

The fun of His Brvollenny Mr. A. Davi- recessuta and Samariptions which are no dow, Russian Minister to Japan took place at predmet for a fixed parbat will be ensinos habir Fukyo nan Sunday, the 6th instant, and was an

imposing arany. The con has seu tum Anders for extra copies of the Doty Press loud povabile placed in a prauito fusoleum rostef hreat of 11 the day of ablatiny the dapana Government in the Yokohamn After that hony Mae apply is limited.

Cemetary: Cosulentioas un Elikorial matters should in

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The Daily Press.

Rome, Decembr 21st, 1945.

this propose.

C. Brown**

d. Horned

E. J. O. Berlind

Artmous Wibster

W. Permat

E. A. von Ameluaseu

Pt 12b Jost 8lbs gp Cat. Olha.

"Shawok-Second. Station No. 4-Yollow anri Binck. Fow, F. B. Shepherd...

No. 2, E. Osborne

.... 9st. lbs. 10£ €bs. . 3, A. H. Jackson

12st. 12lbs. Stroke, H. N. Thompson läst Abs.

Lox., W. Stopani........... ... Sat. Whe..

Kornbluze." Station No. 3-White, Blue Sish. Bose, C. H. Thompson

- Set The No. 2, A. Tifustain

1st 16. No. 3, J. H. Stewart-Lockhart..12st. Wha Stroke, J. J. Hughes .......1st. Gibs

Cox, G. A. Caldwell, Bat 19ths.

"Thistle."

Da the ith fast. & now P. and O, etsamer,

8tation No. 1-Black and Real. .j Cow, G. O. C. Muster.

..10st. Inthe named the Hangat, was launched from the yard

No. 2. D. Komady.....

Net, ba of Messrs Cuidand Co., Grennock. The Bongai

No. 3. W. Parfitt...

10st. 76% is a duplicate of the Garomandel, the steiner were always at some disadvantage as osmpared

Stroke, H. F. Haylor

31. 21 which preended her and which was the first with those on the inside station. The attendance

Cox., G. Grible.

st. lbs. belonging to the company bo bs fitted with triple of spectators was larger than on-the-art day.

The crews for this all-looked sevurly matched expansion orgines. In Boopedanco with thie The Chino Goverument are importing some principle the Bengal will hire iureeted direct. Mr. Grooley, of the Hongkong Hotel, again pro that it can hardly be said there was a favorite Address" She ki liter," and those on busíades "The hoary guas, which are expected in Shaghai acting compound triple expansion auginas, withried a most recherché, tiffa, and a large number among them, though Thompson's success of the Ne, not to individuals by nomu.

about Christmas. Some of those guns, the Daily three cylinders and thren double-ended boilers, sat down to it, wherein the afternoon there was fanciers, A good start was effected, Goodisd's previous day caused his crew to have many Share spent last wre raganaal te lorward their name Nice is tebl, weigh about forty tona. They ate and a working prassare of Ido ha steam aud dancing to oxidant musia dissoned by the rawat suce pushing to the fron, with Thomp

mess with gemununications addrexel to tha

ta ha discharged at Hunt's Wharf and the au 3,200 indicated horse power. The principal Band of the Northamptonshire Regiment. His son's in close attendance, and Hayllar's, who bert for pullation, but ka eridence of pears at the Wharf are being strengthened for dimensions of the Bengal neu-Longth, 400 ft Excellency the Governor and Miss Agnes Bowen were rather slow in getting off, somewhat in breadth, 45 foot: dopth of hold, 31 font O At a Convention of the Keystone Royal Arch inches; displacement on a draaght of 25 feet, wore ou the flagship during the afternoon, up to the rear. Soon after starting Hayllar bon short time hafore the departure of the Japan for thereby dropped out of the rane, and soon gave caught o cmb and host his car, and the boat 8.300; deadweight expusity, 4,200 tons. (Chuptor, U.S. Const, wld at the Masonic Hall,

Shanghai, on the 14th insk, the following wero The practies of changing ships stations after Calcutta, and theres were also prosent Vico upas alsolid Hughes's grew, who had fallen hope- Jalected the Officers for the ensuing your

curtain period of servics is to be exwaisi, Admiral Hamilton, C. B., the Hon. W. H. and leasly bchiul. Goodlad's crow had the foot of { Com . H. Cook

M.EN.P. The puxt step will probably be the transfer of the Mrs. Marsh, &o. About thecourse there was quite Thompson's all the way along, and won sily. ...M.E.K.

Hereine and Satellite from the Pabilo to China, a large fleet of launches and small craft of all the time, 7min. 11 5807, showed some falling ME.S. the Carolina and Hyacinth being commissioned

-off from the previous raconte C.II. to relieve them on the Pacifio station. It is descriptions, and though their conduct was far FOR MEN-OF-WAK'S COVERA Distance, One

P.S. probable that the gamemnon will return to from perfect, launches were a triflo better bo

Mile. Entrance $51. First Prise, 820; Second B.A.C. the Mediterranean as soon as the Leander arrives baved than on the first lay.

SIO. No time allowed for Outs. No. 3 V. on the China station. The Kestra I, double soraw

H.M.S. Agamemnon's 14-cared Catter... 1. No. 3 V. composite gup vessal, which was recently ordered

H.M.S. Audacions's Toured Cutter in 1. V. to be brought forward for another commission It was a splendid race, and the Broth falfiled daily between these two, who made a regular There were five other extries, Ent the ram was Trouk ou the China station, has boon condemned at 500. Shwurness Tani as unfit for further service, or the prevalent expectations of rowing men pre Sentivel, hall and machinery being in such a defective sious to the Regatta, by boating the Irish, but

practically to fit bor again for the parnant. Fabout Mr. Colyniu having beva uumizwiel to

tally mexported quarter. The English crew a. Deputy Comšaissionership of the 1st grade in the New Commission." must be accepted with the Lord Mayor no the 9th inst. were the the Scotch only beat them by a hard length and Among the guests at the banquet given by was always booked upon sa having no show, but caution, No doubt, in the event of the anex-

Chinese Minister, the Marquis Tsing, the Ja- balf after a desperate struggle, and this in spite ation of fix thermah being resolved on, Mr.panese Minister, and Sir Jaliaa Paugorfole, F The steamer Ritage, the Jereden more, Isaur wont most probably be appointed a CM.G. In response to the toast of "The of the fact that at the shears the English No. 2 has the belly astro at Cphant Tebook quty andsimmer, and it would be gabing Komiga Ministers a show listone from Kinking, sipas Theft Pe sure thas what he deserved; but, so far, and spoke in English, roped as follows

the Margai Tecng, who broke his stretcher, and rowed to the finish with. The Catholic Register states that the Beast this nothing, witover at present to show spekipe on good wathority, we may say that held by the Fronel Sistons at the city all the instant could between Shade Tecd-bad epen by the Government of India. at this robeamation, dercity wished the $139

-xcept persaps, the re fact that we ses going mach alles expense and trouble if any other than annexation is to be the result.

Being the unusual pressure on one ne colours, which has also compelled as to hold var mælintering matter, we are "ohligel le-byte o nit the customary bading actiels.

The Pa Mod 3.8. Co.'s steamship City of Pakley left, Han Francisco on the list for Yoga and this work.

The deerey of the Baelish mail was begne at. 115 on Sifundus aftomon. The City of Nee York brought-ho mai from $3 Presseisoi

A nesting of the Legisintisa Conneil will be hid this ming at tex n'dork to the purpose warirur in the Houl W. H. March as Adai nistrator.

Saterday this port.

Erben

A. D. Boowa

J. Jolleri

... Skinner

A. Neuburg

Merritt

The race were all very interesting, especially the-great-arent of-tho-dy, the International

The Haugon Ginzelte says that the telegram/Condition that the rossel would have tu by rebuilt they were certainly very bear a defeat from a to

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The oast of the Percign Ambasadors and the Min My Lord Mayor, my lords, ladies, and youtlemon, od with an anel cordiality that I could wish that it inters of other equntries has been propsed and receiv had pleased the Lord Mayor to call upon same ony of that mine to respond to i, ent if there are grans of caligagnas whore knowlang at anglish is greater

cat it.

But for that scoicent it is probablo the quite safe to say they would have been sixONĀ. English would have won, and at all events it iz

Thompson was again a successful stroke, winning another raon. Goodlad-so won one, and Glass of coarse, scored the International. Hughes and

The result of the Ladies' Tarse tase 5 A

The sailing races should have been equally successful, but unfortunately they were attended with a great number of disasters. Happily no serious results attended any of them,

them who would have better acquitted themselvan of Grace nover toek a first place, but Grace sur The following sixer atory comes to us (ays of them she would have tons en 10:20 kentily prised a great many by the really good stroke he

tha daty of retarring thanks, Ika auru thero je no The M. C. Daily News from Focehow. The and with a keener sense of the honour which you have set, and the game and powerful manner in which The Auvals Messrs, Adamson, Boll & Co. Imprid Chistransport Meetonrecently went done ne has been said that brevity in the goal of inform us that the Shire Line stea Fitto Fursa to Keelung to consng to the wit, but I would say that in some cases broeity is wit. he pulled.

amisload the remains of a mandarin and those and in that care I venter to congratulate myself from London, sabod from Sigure of his tutions. Now this nuundarin is sup that will be delivered at the Lord Mayor's baqust surprise, and the young sellers who won deserve

to deliver the posed to have been killed in battle, and when bis On behalf of the diplomatic carpa and a FT deore uteh orodit, for they best powerful and well At Bener S. King, das head of the wall weat to pat the body into a cello, they terators thanks for the manner in whic's the Lord koma fire of Bast India Agents, was the Cantoned the bead was missing. This courding to Mayor has proposed and in which you have druskon tri s

dive lilate for Central Helland acordativbelief, was a dir calamity, for the material health. It is with great pleasure that from year to holy being herds, the shade of the deceaux! pitality of th Lord layer and Sheriffs of Londor and Yer we eat here to partake of the prinesly hos ing to the telegrams, has been elected for the wel also he hadlers, and concquently would Mild.ceex, sat saly because avery steerding Lord have to ervure the corn and derision of the ether Mayor seus to vie with his predecessors in tas is noted in the Gefle that Christumssholes in the spirit world. The friends of the wrath of the welcome with which he receives on, Prestons Das Brands Buy Dynal, nlis all their efforts in vain du dia bat beans it efforis na an epocity of meeting und Now Tier: they are to be ober and to the over the unsung head plans the trunk in story of those Fontient who, in quens of their efforts to extend commerce, maat he regarded t holidays Chronglout the towend it to the main. In the antius the of what must be felt to he is first object of every cole ni waited for a favorable opportunity to follow-workers Tith us to promoting the resitation, degustaedt4.

Ito dos of the deceased, overcoms with grief, treo diplomatist-uely, the aniveeal brother. Pie potiùed in the Gradle that, intimation false food and were fined. The Megbe Inving hood of man mud the Federation of the world. Oy Faving been rid of the demies of His Mauris at Paul Anchorage, ne to anchor tin corps. I rinse to offer to this great assem

the part of myself and my calengoen of the diplo dstyr the King of the event, when all was quiet, the combly our best thats for so kindly drinking the Pretaget, ad fings on Governout buildings and pradores sat on to their national pestive of bealth of the foreign raprogontatives at this bound. to lo haisted ball mast today.

Gambiar. Then were five of then at the listle bardparty, and they were sleep in the gama when Elsaytidai is do Gazte that Mr.F. Sphere was a rumbling noise on the lower deol REUTER'S TELEGRAMS, Besdeco Pognised as in obarra of the Neiber-hors the guy were It come nearer and nearer; Lands Comenlate and the Swedish and Norwegian and an end of the players looking up from his Cowthte during the alene of Mr. B. Bust Funds, he wield a car which from the varyi Uled in his veins. He uttered a piercing shriek.! far there ifore him was the dead mandarin, mo

The events went off in the following order :- For Gras pulled by Europos Non-Commis

sioned Offers and Men of any Regiment cr Corps in Garrison, or by European" "Members of the Police Force. Distanca, Ona Mile. Entranou. S. First Prize. 815; Second, 34. Winnor at Second Race on first day, gud Out- rigged foats excluded.

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At the conclusion of the races the prizes were presented to the winners by Mrs. Marsh, Ber wham and the Hon. W. H. Narab, hearty choors ware giton. After this obeam were given for the praedent, the Hon.'T. Jackass, the ladies, the prize winners, &o.

SUPREME COURT

16th December.

SUMMARY JURISDICIÓN,

Barong Mr JUSTION BUSSELL

L. O. JUDGENS v. A. E. Jackson, $1,000; JACKSON Y. JURGENS, $1,000. Mr. Mossop appeared for Mr. Jorgens, and Mr. Wotten for Mr. Jackson.,

The Host of white winged boate mado vory pretty spoetacle, and thoro หมุนไป have beat a fine fco bat fara regular chap- tor of disasters. A number of the boate fouled the marks, and ware consegnently disqualifie

The houring of these ores auts was continued. The Anime's pinnase (the pracions day's

Mr. Jackson was now called, He said—Ab. winner) and the Commodore's galler, both the present I am managing the business of Dann, ingrod positions, capsized, when some of the other Pollye & Co., during the sbeones of Mr. Melbys. bonds went to their assistance, and lust all chance I am a merchant and commision agent, In in the race thereby. Nearly all the meu capsized February laat I made the equilatance of Mr. could swim, and all wore picked up safely. The Jurgens in the bar of the Victoria Hotel, about Andlaciona's pinnace eato in first of the romnia the 7th Pobruary. I at him in the bar and der at 2.36m-5sec9, the /yhan's China rigg aftergirls went upstairs and diged with bio. catter being enbond, at 21. 10m. baees. Near He asked me if I epali soll serge. Chinese bonds, the Judges' boat one of the sailing craft was run I told him I had not done anything in bands into by a Government lunch.

but I would see. He asked me if I could not saji YACHT BACE-For yachts wuler 10 tons. En.

the bonda to try to get an advance on them. trunco, B. Time for tonnage. Cap presented This was on Friday night 1 didnot do anything by the Victoria Ncervation Club.

until Monday, when I say the manager of the Mr. A. Rodgor's Catter, Sealark.....7 tous...

Hongkong and Shanghai Bank and asked him Mr. Livesey's Chinese Lug, Harriot,7 tons.

if he would make an advance. He agreed to Messrs. G. S. Coxon & H. R. Jaxes'

advana 53,000 on 13 bends worth $6,500. I Cutler, Boud...........

toms.

told Jargons and he went back to the Bank with Mr. R. Cooke's Cuttor. Arrow...8 tons. me and the matter was arranged. I saw Mr. Mr. T : Leatherlarrow's. Caiter.

Gabbay with reference to the sale of the bands Sunbeam

next day and got an offer of two per cent agen umat Jurgens "Raid fast was not” annugh. Jurgens had twenty more bonds in his wardrobe, which he handed to the manager of the hotel for two or three times, but the rate was always two safe keeping. I vado inquiries from Gabbar per cert, discount, so nothing farther was done

Mr. W. Lobb's. Chinese Lug,

John Gilpin

5 to Coure To Green Island, thenes to a mark to flagship, the fo muck off Cossaopclifan of 3.W. point of Stens Catter's Talmat, then Desks, back to flagship to Gaish, about 10 miles, The yachts wore bandicapped as follows:-- Arrow allows Sulam and Harriati Arrar allows John Gi più

Sine. Artów allows Seulnek.

10 mine. Arrow allows Soul

15 mins. Sunbeam and Harriot allow John dilpla 3 in Smabas Horret allow Scalark.. Sanba and Harriet allow Sead........ 13 mine. Juba pia allows Scalark

5 mine. John Gilpin allows Send... 10 mina. Swork allows Send.........ning All six yuchts came to the starting plaes, had raving flags being soat ap and a zica frosh easterly breeze blowing, the starter seat thom away at about 121. 30m.”

Arrow was the first to get printed, and the seating a charraing sight in the bright sunshin whole fleet soon bessoned cat into fall sail pro neck and neck rucs of it to the flaish. The dudes they ran through the shipping with every cous's boat kept the load for the first half, but stitch of canvas set. The Erst five kept very the Agamemnon's outter here gradually worked close together, the little end of course dropping ap and got thoud,

astera a little, bas sailing very well inlel EXTRA FACE. FOR MEN-OF-WAR'S GIGS AND The Green Island markbeat was not placed quite WHALERS Distance, One Mile. Entrance so far to the westward as usual, and the time $1. First Prize, $15; Second, 25. Time al made was consequently very fast, the yachts lowed for Dark, & seconds por Oar.

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until about the 10th March, when Jargent seked ma if I could not sell them. I said I would s00 and I again get an offer from Mr. Gabbay of two per ount: disent. I told Forges, who said " All Fight, eg hare 57 more. Ben if you can sell the." I saw Mr. Gabtay, who said

wonid see his principal, and afterwards to told ras he woala take the 57, and the matter was wttled. I told Jvzgond, and he said "All right, will have them for you. I told him I wanted them at once, and at night ha took me to a plass her he said Ho Hwan Shan lived, but he was not there. This was on the 11th, and the Lords were to be delivered at 11 o'clock on the 12th.. I put myself forward as the soller because Jurgens aur wahre fallen ont, sed as an doing bust. said "I was formerly eployed by Mr. Piuman ness with Ho Kway Shon and Pitman is doing. unstress with him I do not want him to know ** I acted as principal in the matter at Jurgens's request, and thought he had the bends all the time, I did not know Ho Hwan Shan at all until Jurgens took me to his place that night. On the morning of the 19th I was sent by Jur gens to the Hongkong sad Shanghai Bank to get the numbers of the 13 bends deposited thoro. Vigilant's 6-cared Whalor

Igai tho maialers and gave then to Gabbay Anlacitin's Goured Wor

togather with the amibers of those at the Hotel, Wivern's toured Whaler

Afterwards I was looking about for Jurgens, Turenne's cared Cutter.

| but did not find him until two o'clock in the Agamemnon's 6-ared Whaler

afternoon, when I told him the time was up and really not aix cared, but had six men by double ing, but finding the Stune Catters' Island mark is naked me to gre and Mr. Gabbay and give Some of the bosts described as six-eared wore The boats hauled 'lose on a wind after reard. Shan had gous in a stour Lannek to Canton. asked him for the bends. He said Ho Kwan banking one of their mar The Vigilants hout boat away on their le bows, they hacked shoots him the 3 bonds and told him the other 57 were a good hard race by about two lengths. The and ramped fall for it. Sunbeam and Senlack coming from Dank. Jargoas also told me to to the frpat well when one met broke his nar Agumentrion's five-oured whaler was working up found they had plenty of wind without carryingo to the manager of the Chartered Bank and and jumped overboard to lighten the beat being ing on to her big one for some time, hat it was offered to da so at tro per cent, premiam. Jar topsails, and they wore sout down. Arrow hangs if he conld let me bave 57 benda, and he followed by a second mau. The boat then only

not doing unch good as the other four bonĖM had three bark and if course bid no show, af raced up fg her fact. John Gilpiu lud planted as would not girs that but asked me to go to though the men palled pluckily on. The two heranit on the weather bow of Tarriet and it might have some bonds. I asked them if ther Messrs. Arubold, Kerborg &Co., who he thought "LADIES PURSE presented by the salies of through her lee, but she altitr ately succeeded and let me bave some Chinese boa aur cont mon were picked up by launched.

was some time before the latter could

Hougkong. For Double Sculle. Distance, quickly ranged up on Arrow'a weathernud launch said they could let vs have some at one per cont. disonut. I told Jurgens, wan asid "Alt right; 4 past bor in a strong puff. John Gilpin foi buy them." I went to tho frasers and told them lowed suit and took second place, Sozlark setting could get the bonds if they would accept them jistopil and gatopsail and trying a shot at tsen, and they said they would accept thera at four Arrow's so. The reach across was perhaps the

I than got the twenty bonda from the prettiest part of the race, as all four boats hotel Jurgens gave me a letter to the Bank for were in a cluster, and there was samach wind as thirteen, and a blank cheque with which to pay Any of them wasted. Sosbeam camed tender, and dropped astern most unaccountably, batt when her bed sheets were thanked up she began to show more life and was not much behind the loaders at the mark, which was rounded:-

Das Milo. Entrance, $5.

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Station No. 2-Black and Real Hoops Bow, B. B. Shepherd.

9st. 11lbs. 71st. 2lbs. st (lba.

Stroke, H. F. Hayllar.

Cor., W. Stopani

"Katsloon."-- Second. Station No 1-White. Bow, F. Kon

Stroke, G. L. King-Herman.

Cox, C. Hayward

Jest. 2lbs. 12st: 13ks. 6st. Obs.

Maud, Station No. 5-Blue and White Hoops. Bow. A. Turner

........ Det. Alba,

Stroke, B. R. Wood

Cox, G. Sage .....

Lir.

Bow, R. Gandia d

1st. 10lbs.

Ost. 10lbs.

Baint Job Ciph

Arrow

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o'clock.

sre. Arabold, Karborg & Co., for the ra mainder, which I was ic get there I want to Messrs. Arnold. Karborg, & Co, and Mr. Pons....

or told me he crls Lad thirty-eight and they were in Canton. I said that was no use is I wanted to deliver the bands I want and told Jurgons I could not get the bonds und returned i lixabe. This was at about a quarter to Royal Eugineorɛ............. The Sapper I

fre on the 12th. I then went to see. Messrs. Royal Artillery.The Gruner

Cohen and Gubbay, but they were out, sad I Northamptonshire Regiment, Inrirta...

Station No 4-Waite and Red Hops,

then went home. I thors found a letter from The Engineer Janet was excluded from cum-

Ikt. 8lbs. The three 9's, Seniark, Butler, and Scud fassra. Wotton and Dotson, aying that as I peting by bor success the previous day. The

11st. Obs. hold on ufter passing the murk, but Harriet and failed to deliver the bouds. Ár. MoGregor boata went off to a fairly good start, 'The Gur- Cox, R. Hopkins

Gat. 19s.

Arrow, and John Gilpin tacked into the stronger Suith, the buyer, would take what further stops Der taking a short law. They had, however, King-Harraan and Koe were the favourites, wind and world short tauka

along the thought necessary. Before this Jurgons had the disadvantage of ontside station, an important but Glass and Gelad also had many followers north side of the harbour. Tào The Surastany off asserts that manger entilated, but with the heat and horns of

and the Sapper Lol the close, and enlared the first race of the kind which had been pulled how clear of the land. Sexbeam and showed him the latter from Messrs. Wotton & wisdom told me to offer the $16,500 worth anda difference consideration with the wind and tide there was, The other two boats were not fancied. As it was n going at the back of Stone Cutters of one per cent, on the remainder. This was re- Chiness flume hare of late been turning Maddi

Island way shown zi az ating Javanese dress for the have been. The rest of the gamblers, houring Eastern Roumia for Efo witir the ranotion of of the Gunnar Bath crema palled capitally, jset of groat interest--Wood and l'arner hattle Soud was by no means “aut of the huntget anymore than one per cant. We will make as the two divisions fuser. I saw Jurpans again that evening and gront in the plant whiss his own head ought to

them half way down. The Invicta was herseat in Hongkong. at all events for many years Sealark hath being well to windward, and the Deucou. He said "Oh, let it go on. He can't of the hat, and the Eupper went etoadly ahead was for the Ladies Pars, the race was an ab- !

sake of froor geress into the inland distrÍNTS

from the satis cuthoritionallowing azek prick, tumbling prey on another in

the shrink. looked up fan, und then mundy a rush

Ouest was found with his had

gaben without restriction in the interior their deve

As soon as they prefiss Islamism.

in the suppars, while nuợthor ran to the Chiof

To Meewry regrets to have to among the Bugging, jrasping his arm in an agony of fenr. death from asoplexy, of Mr. Francis Edvard He just naged to articulato

'Wavo- got Jowis of the bra of Welch, Lewis & Co. afdelo" when he fell exhausted on the deck. Shangai, which occurred in England on the The ghost, having thoroughly frightened the The now by wire to r. Welch gamblers uppours to have returned to his cafin, Mr. Lewis was a well-kutisrand populu resibout, and gave awers trouble. The sempredere, bed in Chino at Japan, and Lad many friends wever, are set to be porsanded that they did in the Mast who will run his early death.. not see a ghost

hipst

LONDON. 15th December

THE EASTERN QUESTION. stantinople announcing that the Sultan has de. The Standard pablishes a telegram from Con- sided tu appoint Prince Alexander Governor of

the Signatories of the Treaty of Berlin.

DEPARTULE OF GOVERNOR SIR. GEORGE BOWEN FROM

HUNGKONG

On Saturday afternoon Kis Ezosllency Sir George Ferguson Bowen, G 0.31.G., Governor. of Hongkong, necómpanied by Miss Agnes Bone and Lient. Ilawen. left here in the As owing to a number of cthor attractious The C. Harold says:-Hu Hsuch-you, the stammer Japan for Calentia en conta for Buy-

Ur persone ten provented feam ronding read Chinese bayker and millionaire of Hang-

land. The embarkation took place at Murray chart at the Tempe Hull last. Thare-chew. is doad. In some respects is was one of Fier at 2 p.m. is the Government steam Taunch, the most remarkable tann in this country. His ayrening, the Committee have been regular was a cusjonat, and he himself began life The road from (inverament Hoas-was kapt by ed to repeat it, and they will do so right. In from a pretty be rung on the holder, having Sikh Mustablus, and in front of the pier a guard writer that has who were present befour mar hal foch enjoyment, ant of the ma of beer originally a suphi clork, or "purser of Lonour from the Northamptonshire Regi- the programme, though narly all by the gareness senelios say. In a commercial bang maut, with the Band, was drown up and salutat performers, nen eimnged.

ness be ros pidly in wealth and tune, and for the Governor on his arrival. All the members

Tht by dint of lús extraordinary talents for basi

No. 2. D Kennedy....

..30st. 8lbi

11st. 121b No. 3. J. H. Stewari-Lockhart... st. 4ibs. Sinks, T. Glass

11st. 018s. Sat, 10lbs,

Cox, CA. Caldwell

(IRTBI." Bhamrock"-Second Station No. ---Green and White. Bow, P. Koe

..129. alb. 12st. 121bs. 13st. alba 9at. Obs.

No. 2. G. L. King-Harman ... No. 3, J. Caseɣt..

Stroke, H. N. Thompson

Cox, C. B. Miller

(ENGLISH. Rose."-Third Station No. 2.-White, Blue Sach Bow, H. F. Hayllar

Stroke, T. Glass,

Miss Moraut presented the trophy to the winners upon the flagship, after the race.

bat the Sapper was never in dieger when once the worst of the start, hat were sous level with Strong pulta of wind camo serons Regatta money out of it." I said I did not ass how the head, and won a good race by shoat two and a all but Gluce and Goodind, who went off sharp. Bay as the bouts stood for the flagship, in which money was to be made. Nart morning at ten Lalongths. The race was not timed

ly with the load. King-Harman and Koe Sunbeam and John Gilpin improved their posi'eleck is came conted to my chambers and told INTERNATIONAL-RACE. "CHALLENGE Cur" dropped behind for speil, but soon recovered, tiens gewewhat. Arrow had ben all this time to write to Messrs. Woston and Devon and presented by the Victoria Bearsation Club palling in fine style, and as they are up Haylar dropping to teevard, and itwas evident she would Messrs. Cohen and Gabbag offering the sme For Four-Dared Centon Catters. Distance, and Shepherd came with them, both ales snill not be able to wipe off her allowance to the other series as bofery, which I dil. He took the letters Qua Mile. This Cup to be won two concerning very prettily. Half way down Wood and hosts, unless by some ink that would have to upand to the host of my belof he read them. (The tive years before being finally held. Fatranes, Turner were beaten, and Glass and trocallad be- partake of the nature of a miracle. Sunbarm letter fo Mears. Wotton and Deseon was pat in. $10.

gen to dag. King-Harman and Kes and Hayllar made a good turn round the mark off the flag. Is it Mr. Jackson sated he was only a broker (Scorch.)--"Thistle.”—First

and Shaphard then went ahead, and made a very shy, but John Gilpin: did not make allowance, the matter and is the offer on behalf of bis How I Goodlad

Station No. 3.-White with Thistle tongh race of it, the other two-aire giving for the tide thing was running like a mill cues, party. On the 14th I got a letter from Messrs, The yvanystere semed to have the most staring and her muinail scraped the mark boat, and some Watton and Dentou declining the torms, and power left in them, and gradually pushed (Loir of her after gear had to be cloured by ho po Jurgens asked me to go and gat Mr. Caldwell to way ahead of their heavier opponents, and beat ple on board.

answer it. I said he wont have to pay all the them by about two lengths, polling at the foish

"Harriet, made a similar mistake, art although expenses and imagesifuny. Atthistime we were in fully as good styla us the start, and apparently she was put about in the hope of clearing on very good terms, and we went to Mr. Caldwell Laving something left in them. There shows it. she drove broadside on to the mark boat, together. This was on the 14th. I only men- that a man with a pair of sculls is better than and had to bo shoved clear. This hampered Boa- tioued to Mr. Caldwell that the bonds were to ono with one on, for they made the best ta lark considerably, ne Harriet was right across have come from a Uhiusman, as Jurgens told over the mile of any boat in the regatta-Grin. her, ut, datermined not to be caught in the samə DELING Mr. Caldwell advised me to offer the 42 secs.

way, her skipper put her, round and stood away $16,500 of hende to Mr. Smith personally, and The Imperint Decres ordering the degradation some years just has been reengnised as the lead of Council and tho-Heads of Departments, Major-

from the mark for some distance beforo be gat Jurgens asked a man and Johnson to go with of La Peningan, Ex-Minister to France and Geeing merchant of China-the representative of General Camerer, C.B., and the principal utili-

his balm down again. The tide was, however, me to seo the bonds offered. I went to Mr. anaw, is brief and to the point. It reads th Chin's furtial and commercial interests, Hol

To be rowed in 5 or 6-Oared Royal Naval Gigs 30 strong that she could not quite do it, and Staith, but he refused to receive the bonds, and Lá Fong post who wears a button of fie erond To-trei wasin to far-fetched sensatrne Palsdinofficers of all branches, together with a large

or Whalers by Officers of Ships of War in about she had to go again, when she ofmrod it nothing came of it. The rrit was presented on kant has a bestet of Director of a Meteof Fire, and when he did al already beenber of civilians and a few laties, including

Harbour Cup presented by the Membershandiserely, and setting her jib-topsail hol the 16th: I read it but to Jurgens, and he hian Court of the third grade, his name being honed by the Emperor with a button of the Lady, Phillippo, Mire. Marsh, and Mrs. Jackson, reshed for appointment to the post of Custou first gamle Par près lingua Yellow Riling were presunt. As the lanach pushed from the

of the Hongking Club. Time for Ours, so away in pursuit of Baubaum. Of ecurse the langbed and again said he would make ey conds por Our.

unfortunate fouling of the mark beat disqualified on it. It was decided the suit should be de Tac. is a person of a low type of moral fuck, and the funk of Provincial Judge. His pior cheers were given for His Excellency had

Joha Gilpin and Harrist, so it had now become fended. On the 19th March, wiwn' we were in character at deprivedyouduct. He is an adept beautiful pals of Hnngehow was ons of the the Band struck up Auld Lang Syne." Salatas

Com, R. Hopkins ... Bat. Obs.

match between Sunlean and Scalars, and al-Carton together, Jurgons naked me to sell the in the art of pushing his owe ends, and bis mis-show-pture of Chine. The Chinese say that his

The Irish started warm favourites, the ScoteŁ

though Sanbeam hud secured a commanding thirty-three boads again, and gure me an order dards are frequently been the subject of decret was surely like one of real lif-it was were fred from the Shors Battery, the Fieter being next best fancied, the English having fur The Agamemnon's Whater, stroked by the lead, it was by no menos certain that she had her on the Bank for them. When I rams back. I cating to the Tuone. Wo command that he "spring dream" Advancement from so low a Emanuel, and the French lagship Turenne,

Bupporters. The Irish had a considerable ad- chapisin, Ar. Archer, went off with thus ad eight minates in hand.

went to Mr. Jones Haghes, but no ule wa land, and nevor.again employed in an of- | degree to th shiga tsaoors and nabonaded wealth the order name.

vanlage, in loving the inside coures, thus getting hatamed too short and matchy a stroke, and

Arrow'swrightourried her wall round the mark, eflected, as the only offervus sight per cent. the Government launch smoothest water, and less tide and wind, A very could not koop it up. The six-cared beat them out the pour little Sud folf into the same error discount. The cheque for $295 Give to die. sil deity."―According to the Daily Mese, watch he cfterwards attard is a phase toured slowly towards the Regatta dagship line start was effected, the three boats going off took the lead, and held it to the end, bat the as that made by Joba Gilpin and Harriet, and Caldwell to be paid into court was altogether to Li Fagus has arrived in Shanghai. having less ecmmon in China has in Europe and from wheure His Excelloses and party witness. In a bueutifol line Glass, as usual, got Lis beat Rumbler's boat etuak close to it all las way, and drove serɔs the bows of the mark bout, and bo... Jurgens'e writing. The reason I paid $900 to gone privately na board the steamer at Tientsin. America. There have been many minors and insten of being escorted He is a antive of gales Jaloarers in the United States who have od most of the race. Misa Agnus Bowen proscut-away very smartly and was the first foshow ahead at the batch was only about three long the astern me thereby disqualified also,

Pang-ming Island.

risen to to Benaza Kings. Mr. Gilead P. Becked the prize to the whors of the International closely followed by the English. The just being behind its time allowance. Time, m. does not stand alone in the souls of the Far Challenge. Cup soon after har arrival on the ap steam, and they were little astera of anything

Irish weresather slower getting away and working 10 sen. Referring to the remarks in cir issue of 25th West. Bet in China anch freaks of fortune re nline relative to the appeal addressed to more and He Tas-tai, any fairly claim a place us a

flagship. The Gorornor, Miss Bowen, and Lient, lo at first. Thompson then commenced to I AM. Casel, Mr. Cooper, as the mercantile successful marciaal boito Tzu Kung, the lix- Bowen prosecded to the Japex about an hour work his crew, and draw upon the other two. It

ty of Ninggo, complaining of the inciple of Confucius, who, whagared in business, later, which vassol soon afterwarde steamed out

was at once apparent that in the loss of De Ro attention of the British Egui

beok the Irish affered adecided disadvantage, for the malays unde a prodit. In this, however, the Soge through the Lip-ou-moon Paя with the union their No. 3 was pulling & stroke in which he cipal whats of the residents, we buy her so was met vaste than the taillionaire, though jurk flying at the fors.

could have used-little more than the strength of his arms, his back and legs taking but a small the sad, and put planty of beef on. The Eng share of the work. Still he pallad strongly to

lish and Irial were seen loading, almost nook and neck for more than half the distance, but it was a splaid mace between all three boots,

the M. C. Doily Nene that all the missionary meter amassed such wealth; for the lossea sinine of that part be supploaded the sustained by H in his culebrated silk-speculation

reactile protest by addressing the letter were sirup us, and there were probably ADDRESS FROM THE CIVIL SERVICE

TO GOVERNOR SIR G. F. BOWEN,

The following Address from the Civil Service

No. 2, D. A. Mill

No. 8, C. H. Greca....... Stroke, J. I. Hughes.

11st. 2lbs. 11st. lbs. .12at. Ilba .1st. lbs.

to the Consul, in which they request, him tu info merduts in the whole of China who ever inate to the Chargi d'Aars that in Ueir owned as much as was then sacrified. Ha died in the tardiness ahora in replying to the at midnight, a fow days ago, at Hungóbow, agod focal authorities about the banding yahoo is stuething ove sixty yours. The was not a per- to Governor Sir George Ferguson Bowen, GC. there not being a length between the first and last calented to load the Chinese officials to inter tientarly culture, icon, but his indians was M.G. together with His Excelleney's reply bost, and the amount of shouting and cheering, that de welfare and interests of the residents at, l be was renowned for the extensive- are a rezarded as of athelent importe tas ad liberality of his surision. The da Fartherats, is published in the Government Gazetted cries of snecuragement to the various erowa sarili attting of the Legation - Minis-in it- ositary notice, says The has saluted the for general information;— ferre sa indifterest to the interests of their world; and, now that lie has gone, having died MAT IT PLEASE YOUR EXCELLENCY. matical, we want et bosurprised if the rutin ipaserished circumstances, whe is thern that talenttoritier do to outwhalf foreign will not loaz back upon his carcer and sceard Service, desire to address you on the use of your We the Mombers of the Hongkong Civil romenalties when this scouraged by the him a sigh of regret forviga representatives,

departure from the Colony.

Audacious's toured Wister

Rambler's 5-oared Whakr Agamemnon's owed Whalor

+

1

A

MEMBERS' CUP," presented by Member of the Victoria Recreation Club. For Four-Dared Canton Cutters. Distance, Ono-inily-uni-a- half. Entrazes, $10.

Starock."First." Station No. 4-Yellow and Black. -Bow, E. Chots. ...st. 6.

No. 2, D. Kennedy

.11. 120. No. 3, D. A. Mi

1st. 31. Stroke, H. N. Thompsci....... 13st. lbs, .. Gor, R. Hopkins

Est. Ols Thistle."-Second. Staticu No. 1.--Blach and Rei. No. 2. G. C. C. Mastor 10st. 10. Bow, E. B. Shepherd.

Est. 111hs.

No. 3, J. H. Stewart-bart 12t. 41. Stroke, H. Grace 1st. lbs.

Co. W. Btupani .............

Ast. City. Victoria." Station No.-Dark Blue and White-Hospa-

Bow, C. H..Thompson: No. 2, H. F. Haylar No. 3 E. Friedrichs Stroke, R. Goodland

Cox, Q. Grimble

"Lock."" Station No. 3 White and Rod Hoops. Bow, F. C. Wilford

Cut. Glbe No. 2. A. Tirnstein

11t. II. No. 3. A. H. Jackson

......JEst. 141. Stroke, T. Glass

1st. lbs. Cox., J. Wallace ·

Ext. Riby. Thompson's and Clare's own were the most

Dkt. Jlba. Hata 12st. 1Nha. ..... 1st. Slbs. Ust. lbs.

M

The mark was rounded:→→

Stanbenm

Joan pin (fostad mark boati Harriet fouled mark bastj Benarkan tom

г. д.

25 5 45

$1 23

* 32 30

Mr. Cafdwall wis simpty herause Jurgens bad no money at the time. Jurgens saw the petition in Mr. Caldwell's office, and he said to Mr. Cald- well "Now you knew the business is mine, I will spruto all the costs." The claim made by Mr. Smith was $1,800. Jurgons-asked me to act as principal us he did not wish to appear in the watter at all. The answer was filed on the Sanhou set her galf-topsail for the ranch to 18th April. After the answer was filed and bo Cosmopolitan Dock mark, Arr and Seatark times to Mr. Caldwell's office about this matter. TEY

Arrow

Brid (fool mark bont....... 2 34 09

Lustrying jib-topsally besidea. The mark wax rounded :---

Saibenta

Jela Gilia 45

Inter

Seslack

Arroy........

Sead

ብብ

fore this trial cate of Jurgong and I west

$3 A

I attended court the, trial. Jargaas was prosent all the time. Judgment was reserved for a week On the day jalgment was given I alled Jurgens out of the dining room at the hotel and I said to him in the presence of Mr. Goldring, You'baye got to find the money to pay up this judgment. Ho said "barostbody at the table who is going to lend me $5,000 and I will pay up Roséhing buck to the winning mork Sunbeam ap to-morrow morning at eight o'clock. I said I did peared to be orerpressed in the squalls and at times not believe it. Le said "Loould get $2,000 now, she was kept going almost on hoi ham ends, and at I want to got the rest for myself." must bare taken a lot of water guér ler les side was going way. I said if he could get the mousy Jan John Gilpin Harriet buta passed her, be teu s'eleek it would do. He ther, woat back and Sonbark drew up on her is well. John Gilpin to the dinner table, and I went away. Neither passed the line first, followed by Harriot, but as the money por Jurgens appeared next morning. they wern both disgoalitid, Stinhoant was the but I saw him in the afterneck and said......“ Yản first to get a gun. Sealack was now evidently are a nice follow not to bring the monoy," and well within her time and her, gan want fire ho said he had not got it. I was pressed very miantes and sleven seconds later, making bar the much by Mr. Smith for payment, and ultimately winner of the cap with two zinates forty-nine the toxilst was arranged by the payment of $300 seconds to spare. The judge's time at the finish in cash and the giving of promissory note for

Wide.com

-Julus Gilpin

Harriot Sunbaum Solark...... Arrow

K4 33

0 $4

2 - 15

$1,403, dated 18th July, signed by myself and Jurgens Before the note borsms due, I applied frequently to Jurgens for the money and he said he would have it ready when it was due. The note was due on the 18th August and was extended for a mouth. Eventually an action was brought agalust us and Jorgens on the note

along the course was immense. Thompson rowod grandly, but the form boliinid him was not so good as in the other boats. Glass kept his grow of 35 to the minta, and Hughes set about the going the greater part of the distanco at a stroke

same stroke, a hilo Thompson's stroke was longer} The following itars are taken from the Lotful sarse of the unwerving and anfalling courtesy Neval Yard to the finish the race was intensely We wish to give expression to our grate and slower, about 35 to the mute. From the Shy the Shanghai formary Tublider aut Chi Express of the 13th alt- By funing Bath, the dream of many a year just,

and consideration which have marked your ro exciting, the three besta ploughing along almost will last berote a reality in Sunnybai. The

Arrangements are in progress to randor the lations with every branch of thn Servicalhrough neck and rock, the Irish for the first part a trio i la lanies which fell through, is to be taken ap Sagz Canal navigable at night time by the aid out the term of your administration.

ahead of the English who led the Saotch a withu fow modifications. This, wo believe, has of the ketric Lgbt.

3-We recogpise with great pleasure that it trito: It was anybody's rade there, and all wore ten prompted by the success which the Russi A stanzer named the Fortior, of about 900 has always born Your Excellor's endeavour to pulling well. The Scotch grew buhind Glass, aal Packish Hath House, recently started in

smooth away difficulties, and to prometo a spirit however, had something left them; and ges Hunghow, La met with. We learn that the toas, samchek at Newenste, Oct. 24, for the

of harmony among the various Departments, ting towards the finish they hooped her empty in Hankey Read on which the Chim Douglas Stamship Cotapany, Hongkong-

4-In ding Your Excellency farewoli, wamp" in beautiful style, and just pushed abroad, Mardants offices formerly stood, has been takon Several nseless gurbeats which Jumbor the sincerely trust that you may long be spared to getting to the winning post about a length the project for all the orginally started ports are to las disposed of. The Contest, Davey this are which you have so well earned, ahead of the Irish, who were scarcely half a fancied for this race, the other two not brin 1 post for a Public Swimming Bath, and A. Joud, pain, and Sheidrake wifi and that the large experience which you have length ahead of the English. The last nurned thought muss of Thompson had the basi that work will be rammenced at once. The Leve the pages of the Navy List shortly, they aquired in the administration of Colonial affairs would have been in a still better position, per au after the start, and be held it to the ad Sanham, Jeha Gilpin, azt Harriet sailed a and indgest way obtained Jergens antialid bailing will be a thresstoried quo, with a hair-aro cond-med, and their avinents dispost during five successive Governments, may, for hape aran near winning, but they had a misforthe only boat whicb-pashed-bi dresing salon on a tongatioent rail aunt Lure Size of these old tabs are well known in many years to come, be available in the Service tune, No. 2 breaking his atretebet, and being, Juing the Thistle, which Urnou stroked in ovital rary eles race, and in weather such as sa Satut that judgment. I know nothing about the Ruse and Swimming Baths on the ground the Chins Station.

of the State.

of course, much kaum pered in his pulling thereby.style.thompson set a stroke of 3 to the minute, day it would be burd to say which is the bast of making ent of the uront with Ho Kwau Shan. kor. The sercud storey will contain the Turk-

5.-In duelunin, wo bag to ofer Your Ex. The time was Sm. 5

Gluse 36, and Grace and Goliad each went away the thran, but theregia nodezist that John Gilpin which has he produced, except that I saw the ietaal tedioutod baths. Mr. Kingsmill is tha The Russian traveller, Colonel Prajevalski, galletoy our best wishes for the health and architect, and 3fr. Klampermeyer, who at pre-Ems wel Bettor from the neighbourhood of prosperity of yourself and of your family.

At the conclusion of the race the prize wasnt 24. Glass's grew full hopelessly into list place, would have won Cup if she had not touched original and afterwards found the copy in my presanted by Miss Bowen, and the stroke, Mr. sad gave up aftor going half a mile, and Good the mark boat the ing ship, as neither Saa-pruss copy book. I believe the original is in dir. sent superintends the Bath House in Hougker Khotan to the Czurevitch. Jo states that the

Hare follow the Signature)

Hasa, handed in rotern a hilsome bengast told's ragined sooù afterwards, being a long way twhich will be closed when the now swinning Bussings ro mh ked by the Kashgari,

beam nor Harriet could bure allowed her three Brandt's primersion. It was amongst some other Hongkong, 191. Faczorbere 1865. bath is only for us, will be in charge of the who ask to be compiled by them, in order to

that lady. This is the third couzountivo year behind the other two. Thompson won the jaivutes between the pluca and the finish. Ar papers relating to this matter which were missed thy Scolch have taken this prise. establishment. The cost of the baking, we drite out the Chiese, They wish to become

byabout threolengths, Thoruce was not officially row must be amiss in some way, a suo cortainly from iny offe. From the time of jodgat FOR HOUSE BOATS AND/OR GIGS PULLED BY timed. hear, is estimated at T. $1,000 and overything Raasi sebjects, and are ready to geval. They

ought to have made a better slow in the beat to otil I recoived the writ in this osas Jurgens is expected to be ready by the beginning of May state that they have plenty of arms oo localed,

CHINSMEN: Distance, Que Mille. Entrance, SAILING Hope-Forail Open Beats, Chiuso windward. Seud sailed wonderfully well, an had never asked me for any of the money. On the 81. First Prize, 316; Second, $5. Time for i but want a lisan chief.

ezended. Entranov, 32 First Frie, $20; she not fouled the Lack boat guld not havo 24th November I went into the Victoris Hotel Dare, onda per Oar.

Second 810.

boon beaten by very much.

and Jurgens asked me if I would have a drink.

nzt,

eu

GENTLEEN,

REPLY.

I thank you sincerely for this Address.

I am glad to take this opportunity of re-

all burd

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