Savag
of M. Bear's successor.. The country is still The matod was over on the second day before in a very unsettled condition, tho banida of fifta, sud a pick up was arzanged the the ra- freebooters are numerous, well organised, mainder of the day, but mest of the players had Smith and well armed, and with a weak or to run off to assist at a large fire in the European Shepherd Harrow minded
în the position of Resident Governl there is every reason coment, which burnt down the Theatre sud to fear that reboilion might lift its head all the waed work in the Kaequot Courta.
bu set out on
BIZL
17m1
Boma
At Quits Hongkong sere also successful, winning 2 games to 1-21/14, 11/31, 21/3-Jack son and Lawson playing for the winners and Wallinghow and Barff for Feochow.
Jackson was to have met Woeks in a 100 yds. his sons, and then did pace onto en milieu bis keves, and the rate did not come of: in thereof the team tried their powers with the
THE DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16ra, 1886.
BOWLING AMAGTOIN..
RONGKONG."
Balla Rasi. Maidens.
40
35. 20
IKONGKONG,
M. N. Graham, o tireennili, i Isarilingamá
A. ds C. Hranian, & Wauren-
A. Bepherd, Tousila ONS
0.4. well, o Brace; b Laybarn
4. L'oyd, a Harding, ↳ Waliou
Sergi Everett, b Harling.
W. P. Coan, 16 w, Harding
H. You, Watman...........................
Sergt. Sava.e. not t
A. 11. Yukon, & Karton; b
3. C. Juth, riti vatsatryant.
Watson
Harton
Byan 7, ing bys 1, wides 4.......
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
ARROY.
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4 25 26
35 37
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The CHAIRMAN Umid---I have very Utilo to add Mr. Tano-Will pan-gira me Ave minutes Lovo sincs thrown in their lot with `the rabole water onming up to level of the after deck and to it, and it i with much regret that your Di- to go to my office to prodnoo my letter book ? These people are unturally quiet and peaceful," into the alley ways, theng, endearones wore Wiructors have come to the conclusion that under
Mr. FRABER-SMITH-Is it worth while? bat they hate the Chinese officials, at whosuagod, but the Japaners passengers refused prosent circumstances it in useless to try to carry The CHAINMAN-It is not worth while. hands they have suffered much trocobory, the re- throughout, to leare or enter the boats. Twenty- on the concern. The sadited statement beforo Mr. Lo-I don't think it is worth while, colleation of which makes in their minds, and sight of the erow and the China hoy suecoaded, you will show how we stand, and the opinion and but at the same time my latter book exists, they probably bellows the mergents to be the in ontering the beats before the ship foundered.. adrics of your Directore is that a special resolu-Mr. Woopor-Even-It- son had insisted it stronger and likely to achieve stimato victory. The ship'a muss were on for about five minutes tion should be passed at this meeting authorizing would have been two or flaco ionths before the Anyhow they jetset in considereito numbers, fron aue of the boute, und nothing further either and the country again he plunged in
'In spito, however, of all the sonnery and affects
us to wind up the Company's affairs. This will machinery could have come out, so you would and the rebel army now numbers at least 13,000 of the vessel or of thorn rotting on, beard, War. The selection of the new Ereideat-propared for the performanse of Aladdin" bo-
be the most advantageous course for all noncorn- have been dɛe same wanatha' rent in any caso, men, most of whom are armed with rifles. Tow with the exception of the boatswain, who was Guneral will therefore be mattor of graveing destroyed, the Foochow Amateur Dramatic
od. If the other Company refuse to take what Mr. Crawford asked if the directasu were ce where they could get their arms ought to be piokal up ia the morning by the captain's bont, importance to the French Government. Socialy pluckily dosided to give the performsuot
we can give them, then there remains Offelal still of opinion that if they had the machinery a mystery, but we hear that large pantities of having bean_feating sli night in the water ou a Liquidation, by which they will get less. We' the thing could be made a paying oonoorE. arms and ammunition Laro been imported and Hfe-buoy. Three Lascar stoken, who were in That they may select a competent man, one in the Club Concert-room on Friday, the 5th inst.
kase been brought to our present position adlely Mr. Lanas ail the heat answer to Me. Craw passed through the Castes at Hoitus by Chi- the first mate's boot, which was full of water, who will carry out t
at the paler of his pradova. Makeshift sernéry, &o, was promptly propar-
through their breach of contract; and to us it ford's question would be to read the arbitrator's nose officials, the destination of which may easily died in the boat, of exposure, and another, he sur, is earnestly to be bopod, but it is hardly od, and a capital performans was given, the bar
appeare extraordinary how the Arbitrators could decision.
he guessed. At one tiran the rabol army adcoming durangad, jumped overboard. The rost likely they will again find a man of such lasque literally bristling with local hits and plit-
kave practically admitted that our contention Mr. FRASER-SMITH and Captain Anderson Vancad to within twenty mos of the coast, but suencoded in reuoking the village of Kusiwote eminence as M: BERT ready to leave bia homodose, all of which were only appointed and sp
was correct and yet only award as the paltry sun and he wore pub able to speak from practical ex- they retired when the regular troops were rein-on the mainland, at 9 o'clock am. on the 25th. and brave the cliusste of Tonquin. It is to plauded.
of 2000 for the loss of a whole season's business; peribuse of what the machinery could. Jo, bat if forced. General Féng Tau-tani bay now 7,000 The light on the sad wad of Oshima beauty the climato wo believe that the disones which
Balle. Puus. Maidens, Wickels. Wides but to saying this we desire to place on record the statements laid before them by fr. Harley soldiers under ble command, and has followed visible after the aurgi voza were in the boats, but On Thursday, the 4th, Scanlan and Dawson Touzalia 200
107 55 carried off M. Barr must be attributed. Some for Hongkour played Butligate and Platt for Harding
our high appreciation of the efforts of the two ween current he had not the slightest doubt that up the robels to within a short distance of Ling had not boon seen from the vessel horgolf, and .*
gentlemen who undertook to arbitrate the matter, with the extra mzeḥinery the thing would pay. Man, at the foot of the mountalas, near to during the night it became abeoured_several- months age it was reported by papers in
1 and only regat na public grounds to differ from Some conversation then took place as to the which is the stenagloki of the Lis, said to be a times. The Court regrets that the condition of France that he was suffering from chronic Fonchow at Lawn Ternis, and won two cats to
Loylur
thoir conclusions. However, as further proceed sapneity of the machinery sad the gamber of plates, impregnable to mult except on one the man at the wheel, Thomas Jackson, on dreeatery and would bare to vacate his post. love 6-0. Rosulan also defeated Bathgate.
Squlan afterwards played Watson at Lawnings will only be a waste of money, we propose picoos the Company had had to wash.
pide, and easily defended on that. The Chinese botla socations when he appeared in Court, was This report, however, was wardly denied by Threo sets to love: 6——1, 6—5,-6———4.
Tennie, tho bost of 5 gots, and lost the fret two,
with your sauction, to pay all our creditors and Mr. Leder, after some remarks to the effect troops to the number of about 3000 recolted a such as to prevent any relinace being placed on the Hanoi paper, which trested it as having
sorting 3 games all for the third sot-6/36/5 3/3 ossible, and clean up the business. We are bareness to work up to the capacity of the machinery and on the 20th Cetober when about 1,000 had
the claims of the other Company as far as that the Company had never had sufficient bani. Privar over which they made a bridge of rafts, bis evidenco been set in circulation in order to convey in
After a bearty aber for Amoy the team again now to be guided by the will of the shareholders they bund or ap to what Mr. Hurley had stated orased the bridge gave way. The rebels, who above statet, and the evidence in the mae, focs The Court, inving regard to the circumstances clase de idea of her left of the
put to sea, and arrived at Swatow the next morn. and will do our best to satisfy say enquiries that in that room they could wash with saw, went on up to this had not been visible, then appeared and as followeThat the Normanton fonadored on cliniato by persons adreras to the Tonquin
may be trade. enterprise.
to say-But I cannot close without saying that attacked the division which had crossed, but the the night of October 24th, probably shortly after ing. Certain it is that after that
My Leone-Before we go into the question I consider the lust and misleadingefotomonts Imperialista having their represt ent of fuught 8o aleek, in annsequonos of having struck upon s time M. BERT moved about and attended
No mateb was posible there owing to maks of accounts, if my one wishes to go into them, I of the gentleman whom we have had es Se desparately and drove back the enemy, not, bow-rook off the mat of Unshina, south-east or tranes to his duty as qual, and only the other day
&e, but a photograph of the two teams was take think it is only right that I in my own behalf dretary of Leith Comportes has led to a great ever, before they lost me officer and about a han- of Ki chanual, but the evidence is not suit- in the afternoon and Scanlan and Bramwell and on behalf of the directors of the Hongkong deal of the trouble we are now mixed up in. dred men. The chief of the insurgents, whose cisut lo comble the Court to prommes on the tene through the provinces. It was apparently at the commencement of
remarks on paragraph 2 in the report. Para-be relied on mutil I found they could not be. embittered against the Obinaya because they sterol by the master were such as might have Hongkong zooring 2 sets to 1, when all had to graph No. 2 states that "The directors da Month after month is showed a lot of 8300, decayed his younger brother into their power hoor exprated to have carried the real clear of nos which has proved fatal, for in the
the good throw for 39 yards 2 feet.
Rice to impress on the shareholders that $400, $500, but he said. “If you will let me have and than dorspitated him at Kiangehow. The the dengers of Ooshima froin the east end of Courrier d'Haighing of the 31st ultimo wo In the evening, Wooks afterwardy boat Foster to the steamer-
Hongkong was reached at 9.90 a.m. on Satar the losses sustained are not owing to any look of another three months it will be all right. The struggle is Ekely to be a prolonged ons. The which it was reasonable for him to expect to see And the following noter M. PAUL BEET at a 200 game at Billiards. baa returned to Hanoi, Wo are happy
the 5th most of the team visited Kusha day when the team disbanded, after a most en support of the part either of the Hongkong three, inthe arlanded to six, and the six to insurgents are well armed ant sapplied with an a powerful light, but that a strong current set
community or of the shipping, but solely in oua- nias, and I make the direct charge either of gross abandance of ammunition. They occupy a most ting to the woat and northwards had carried her. to learn that the fatigue which .com and after the performance in the evening several
joyable trip.
sequenos of the Hongkong Steam Laundry Com-mismanagement or intentional misrepresentation difficulté country, it being very mountainona and in the direction of the rank on which she struck, pelled the Resident-General to
The Crisketers take this opportunity of returns pany, Limited, having failed to provide the extra to the directors of both Companies, and I think covered with jungle. The Chinese troops are very procantion appears to have beon taken by journey bas happily disappeared and that bis day morning
neral to renounce his parties started up river to Yuen-Foo, till Moning thanks to their friends at all the Coast Poris machinery in accordance with the terms of the the result of the Laudry Company beara me dying off in scores in the meantime. In several in tertain the deviation of compass, and health is baster than ever." The latter part
for their great kindness and hospitality during original agreement." That is a statement which out in everything I have said.
regiments there are at least ally por cont. the vessel appears in other meats to have been In shooting Hongkong were nowhere, their
I would not have referred to bad it not been of this paragraph has unfortunately not
Mr. HURLEY-I don't wish to come in eon of the men down with forer, and they are navigated in a proper and ssanianlike manner. the trip,and they are specially grateful to Captain taken by the directors of the Victoria Laundry tant with anything Mr. Legge has acid at all, wretchedly attended to, having only one doctor Judging from the ovidenes the Court, world con babu borua aut by facts, the dysentery with
Ashton and Poosk for their kindly care of the Company cu their own shoulders. I am quite The only thing I could wish to say is that dur- among them who knows anything of Wes- sider it probable that the light on the cast end of which he was previously attacked
recurred,
on board the Haiphong and Mamos.
aware it is a statement which has suparated from | ing nearly twenty-two months I have only been torn physic. Few of them ara provided with Doshima was capped by a for at the times the and both France and Touquin havo sustained:
and boon entirely dictated by our worthy joint absent from the business of the Company for one tanks, the others have to sleep in the open air resuelvasupproaching." The lookout on board ap * loss which will be widely folt and sloceroly
HONGTONG CRICKET CLUB PICK UP
Secretary, Mr. Hurley, and I have not the day. I have done nothing daring that twenty-or under any miserable sbauty they can get up. porto have been good. The Court considers that mourned.
GAME.
slightest doubt, gentlemen, you have been taken two uncatha but work that laundry. I have or- The country awarma with leeches, and the the master, bars and others of the European in se wanb sa I and others have been taken in, ganised the whole of the system. the books, and saldiore lose so much blood by the attacion of crow dii all in thoir power to sarathe lives of the A inalck between sides of thirteen saobhut as you have chosen to sign it "G. G. Andor-the marking. The books of the concorn are thana erantaros that they easily succumb to fever, passengers who refuse to quit the vessel, aux of picked up by Mesara. C. H. Grace and W. son. Chairman." I inust take notice of it. The kupt by me. I devoted I may say aint every General Fang, who has the credit of being the the Laser firmen, who appear to have become Brace Robertson was played on the Cricket statement is a statement and nothing but a moment to the darelopment of that concern, and here of Larson, is aceocupanted by his fifth ann, donorlized, and sons of them perished. The Ground, Hongkong, on Saturday afternoon, statement. It is the statement which went be I have had no time for pleasure. With regard who does all the fighting while his parent plans conduct of the first mate-John Bornolds-of the 13th instant. Time did not permit of carefully and threw nat, and it is throwing landing reports, all my reports are in black and for farther reinforcemente, at the treasury at Avain-Willing Walk-in especially desig fore the arbitrators and which they considered to the statement Mr. Leggn has made as to mis- the operations. The old warrior is very auxious thacarpenter Robert Ballater and of the boat- its compiation, and it onded in a draw. The reproach on the directors of the Hong-white, enpind in the press copy book, and those I Canton is empty, and the Viceroy is unable of commandation in this respect. The conduct bowling was not particularly formidable and os kong Steam Laundry Compeur which they stand 1y-fr. Hurley then entered into details to send more mon
His Excellency has of the fourth engineer Pearce G. Spencor-in 2 Gras'a side eight man were credited with double do not deserve to hour. It regard to the no- as to how he had arrived at the gares he had iustrated the officials at Heibow to appeal retarding to the engine-rouns to stop the engines count I have nothing whatever to say. I leave given as to the work of the Company and the to the inhabitants to subscribe. funds for miliis deserving of notios. The vessel appears to Aguros, T. Lantart and Stewart did the that to others, but I cannot help objecting to capacity of the machinery."
tary expenses, but though alarmon at the have been well fogod, sufficiently manned, pro- greater part of the exaration for their side, this paragraph in your report, and I would ask
demand they have not responded, and the thront vided with an ample number of boats to have while Grass and Diok divided matters equally Captain Anderson or Mr. Smith to say whether
to withdraw the soldiers has eron failed to read all on board, and in every way staworthy they are prepared of their own knowledge to en-
wave them. General Feng is now tying with when she wout to soa from Yokohama, and pro- on their side. Apponded are the scores:
doras the remark.
most of his troops at the foot of the hills vided with the Intest Admiralty charts. not far from Ling Man where he is anpposed to In the opinion of the Court the man-hole be planning now to invest the stronghold door bading from the tunnel to the after hold of the rebels, and has sent to the Paotai should have been kept slosed but ovon if it had Fang who is at Naichan, 's town on the ban so this would not hare saved the vessel southern aust, with 2.000 Imperialist troops, The bulkheads appear to have stood as long as to march from there in the interior and would have suabled all ou board to bare left the atinak the robels or the rear. But Farg vessel. The Formmion had a part cargo of lines to move. In Naichen there in safety, light freight,say about one-fifth of her total car
this tour that he was attacked with the iCricket Ball, and Weeks wou for Foochow with a played Inglis and Sugdon at Lawn Tennis Steam Laundry Company should make a fowl supposed his figures wara figures that might name is Chên Chung-ming, isa TÂ, snil he is much exact spot. The Court considers that the courses
CRICKET.
HONGKONG V. Foccow,
ng sisting of a dog, a magpie, and a water
wagtail!
On Monday and Trasday, the 8th and 9th inst.. rotara, zich was proposed, but on the team! arriving on the ground Dawson and Shepherd were both found to bannable to play, and the game
was accordingly commenced with one substitate playing for Hongkong, and one man abent.
The trip up country seemed to have had a bad effect on all the team, as only four man scored, and the innings olosed for B, of which Talayd bit up 87 in good form, and Savage and ftraham 21 The orichat and 17 respectively.
Phipps scoured 3 wickets for 7 rens, Wooks tor-26, and Symes-2-for-30
The Hongkong team arrived in Foochow on Sanday afternoon, the 31st October, and the rest of the day was devoted to inspecting the Racquet
Tennis Courts and the ground. ground is a fine pins of tarf about 150 yards by yards, and was in beautiful ordor; the pitch self appeared hard at first but it was very true The Hongkong fielding was also very poor and daring play and wors very well. On Monday the several catches were dropped, which enabled Foo team practised in their places, and generally show to put on 125, Phipps hitting hard and well pausal a quiet day to prepare themselves for the for. 29, while Weoks played steadily for - 23. and watch, which.commenced punctually at 10.30a.m.) Platt and Sanderson sepired 19 (not out and 15 the following day, the odds being slightly in respectively. Bavage bowled well, obtaining 5 favour of Hongkong, so for a could be ascer- wickets for 20 ruas, while MoLsan recured 3 for toicod.
31.
On the leat day Shepherd was able to play, but this made little difference in the batting, and had it not been for Tloyd the score would have been ridientously small.
Foushow won the boss sad at once sont in King and Woodley to the bowling of Dawans and. Smith. Dawan wae very hard to play, and dead on the wicket throughout, while Smith kept well on in apita of little cons. King) Bram wall bit mora freely than usual for 21, and was soon bowled by Dawson and Woodley wol he was very well caught, at point by Bathgate; caught by Lloyd in the long fteld, which brought Lloyd went in 2nd wiskit down and hit freely all the in Sanderson, who at ones comienced scoring time, but when the 8th wicket fell, only 89 runs and Phipps, the captain, when a long outing were sorred, and one man was about. Mulosa was anticipated; the latter, however, foll to a however, played up successfully, and before he was trimmer from Dawson before he had got not, and bowled for 11. 130 appeared on the board, Lloyd Bathgate took his place, playing stadily for a carrying his bat out for a splendid hitting useful 9 before he fall to the inevitable laft hander. innings of 65, which saved the match. Sandersen meanwhile was playing beautifully, and hitting in every direction, and it was not till anochor wirket had fallen that he was zub out in trying a fourth rin, for a capital scoro of 42, (8 for 71). Platt was the smartly stamped, and for 79, thus scoring a hard won victory for Hong-
the rest fall quickly, the innings closing for $8,
by no means a large coore on knob a fast wiekol.
Dawson secured 8 wickets for 20, Smith 1 for
36.
With 100 to make, it looked way odds on Foo- show, bat onaragad by-their Sliepbert, Rong-- ong played up wall, and they succeeded in dismissing Fooskow (in the abjours of Symes)
kong by 20 runs.
|
QRACT'S SIDE.
Dir. Ye, T. Lommert.......
8. Chaug, b T. Lammert..........
15. J. Reiss, Thompson, 11 T. Laenecorė..
C, WV, Elerington, b Darr
Tient. Anteros, Baku, A. Steward
HAB, e Cuže, b Browart
H., Blok, Steward
..ace, di Y. Jamnest
J Blige, Lite's, ↳ Stewart.
Local Leorgia Corah), b Plewart
Liebt. Partin (18th), c Omri, tamet A. Andare, at. Robertson, & Cogsa.
Bies,
J. A réince, not out
ROBERTSON'S SIDE.
W. B. Ruberlawn, 15 v, b Dik.....
E. J. Caron, b Grace...
G. Blewow, Crate
B. Chb Dick
F. W. Eknemers, b Gracy...
L-out. Lattle (9th), ↳ Dol
MD, nos cul m
De, Martis,
Major Dors
C.
. Dickson
Tote
C. Hammart
Dr. Thoma, A.3.D.
De, Frillets, Á. MIN
Byes, ...
Did not hat.
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VICTORIA LAUNDRY COMPANY, LIMITED.
Sanderson maja 19 in about 5 minutes, but his A special meeting of.the shareholders of the career was stopped by Smith at long slip; Dram-obore Company was held at the Hongkong iLotel
FT INSINS.
HONGKONG.
Kong to the bowling of Phipps and Weeks; and rans came quickly from the frat. Graham hitting freely alloond, while Bramwell'a patient defence dolled the most insidious lobs from the Captaio. At 34 Graham was well caught by the bowler for a quick innings of 23, and Sesalan snoosedod,
Eco I bat aftor patting ou 4, the decision of the umpire. D. Graham, Fish 17th Weeks. compalled him to leave, 1h.w. Sargeant Sarage, to C. Senin, 1e Fraser, Dalike..
G.K. New 6 Phing al
PELPPA... then joined Bramwell, and another good stand. lod, Bithynia, by Syznes 37 DE L
Meat, Julian, a Weiks, & demes. 22 b Phipps.. was made, Savage cutting and driving in rood. Fout Plipps...
AE. Julmon, Fesar..... form; the lobs, however, did not seem to suis him,, Phi and he finally fell to Phipps for 21. (3 for 83). W. Barff (ab), ne sat........
.P. MeLaan, Locat Lloyd at once began hitting and the total of 4 epherd, absent you
Xya 2, vida 9.
Poochow was soon passed, but after a life at point's hands he fell to the same fleld at long on
(4 for 94), and Smith was shortly after howled.
for 1. (3 for 97). The Captain then went in, and
Phipps
Fany."
Ob hook F O sheent.. UMPIRJE
Byes 2 vites 2........
The CHAIRMAN-I can only say Mr. Smith and I have locked over Mr. Hurley's work and we have not been able to find any faults at all.
The motion that the Company okoss up and hand over its affairs to the Hongkong Steam Laundry Company from the 13th November was them prt and carried tem. com.
Mr. FRANDE SMITH-Gentlemen, I will in the first place scknowledge that Mr. Legra has ad. dressed the menting with moderation and I think in very comme ses mauer. With rogari
Mr. Woonin asked if there were any other to the paragraph to which he objects, I will caly debis outstanding healdon that due to the Hong, any this, that I for one would never have been kong Steam Laundry Company, associated with this Company either as share- Mr. FRASER MIrn replied that the report bolder or director had it not been for the sgras-which had been prosented was not a report for mext in which we were promised this extra adoption, but simply for the information of the and the marsh to the monataior is difflent and rying capacity, und had no dark sarga, 'The loss machinery. I had personally gone into the scholders. The fiusl report would be pre-perilous. Koreover, he is not a soldier and of life in the muse especially of the JapaneSO working of the Hongkong Steam Laundry Com-sented at the next mesting.
has no fancy for the enterprise. These 9,000 passengers, is a regrettable occurence, which
Mr. McCusLoca necunded,
This was carried after some discussion.
pany during its existence and I had come to the Mr. Lecce said he had another rosolution to troops-General Feng's 7,000 and Fang's 2,000 points to the desirability of all shint, and more conclusion, a conclusion which I placed in print, propose and that was that sil
the mollected men-nearly half of whom are incapacitatol by particularly those carrying passengers, being that as it was then consciented it was utterly debts of the Company be at once made up by the sickness from sotive service, represent the whole provided with sufficient life balta for all on board impossible it could pay. On the representations Secretary of the Company and sant for collection of the Imperialist forces. They are all armed and with Holme's safety lights for burning in vf Mr. Hurley, who I presumed was the person either to itself (Mr. Legge) or any other with breechloaders, though of various malas, water, best acquainted with the laundry's business, shareholder in the room who might be named by Blartini Henrys, Chumspots, and Mauser rifles, The Cuart Crocs that the certificates of the became amointed with this Company, his retho mooting.
the latter of the rongbest description, the bar first sad second engineers deposited in Court be presentations baing that with the extra mashinery
rela cot being browned or the stocks polished nor returned to them, and recommends that the kundry instead of losing would become
or even smoothed. Many of the soldiers freeh certificates may be isened to the master a salstantial paying concern. I can only say
boat thatthe Chassepota were taken at Leugeon, and other officers in Leu of those lost by them Captain Auderson and I hold that opinion at the
and some small field yuna, evidently of French in the vessel. The Court desires to call attention present moment, not from our own experience,
trake, are niso said to be part of the spoil from to tão kiudunes of tuo local Japaness, officials because we bare nous-we have been gridded
that engagement. The soldiers are for the must and others in their treatment of the survivor, thronghoat nafarally enough, by the gentleman
part fins, sturdy follows, excellant raw material, who landed from the reseal. appointed Secretary and Manager of the Com-
Mr. WOODIN taen proposed that Mr. Ma.and they behaved very well when in Hoihow pay. At the same time I think it would Love Culloch, dr, Fraser-Smith, and Captain Ander. They fears a hotter fate than to dis like rotten been much arore satisfactory to all concerned wou by the committee.
shoop in the jungles and passas of the interior hud this machinery boon put up and we allowed Mr. RAWFORD secunded.
by siokuuss. Carried new com. fair trial of it in accordance with the terms of ont contrant if that had been there would havo
Mr. Woods proposed that Mr. Crawford and Mr. McCulloch be appointed a committee to wind up the Coinpany.
Mr. CRAWFORD Raid us ninat dealing, as he was going north shortly.
The Court farther directs that in schordance
with the powers contained in section 263 of 17 and 18 Viet.; o. 104. the costs of the proceedingz in this Court by paid by John William Drako,
Civil affairs are now in the hands of the Pre-master of the vessal, bsing one of the parties Hr. FRABER-SMrru said it would ho necesfest, who has hoon Acting us Tastai since the therofa, dudan is hereby ordered to pay the costa
The Gordian sionmer Anton' arrived here on the 9th inst, with the cargo of the stranded siaauer Gregåand. Captain Aereboa has for. warded us the followis♫ report :-
MELANCHOLY FATAL ACCIDENT
HANKOW.
The Tingo Neca has the following communta the inquiry-It ia sínqularly unfarinouts ATtors did not sucosed in rescuing-ren by that the captain, offiests, and crow of the Nors
Graham and Bramwell communed for Hang--| Anished the match by a startling running catches, G. Č. Anderson (Chairman), R. Fraser day. If it land fail! 7 would have been confirm the resolution for the winding up of the unfortunate man, who in his brief term of offer fixed at £162 sterling, equal to $136.80 local well secured three easy ratchas at point, and For Saturday afternoon. There were present been no cansa for argument or controversy to isarg to bold another mesting ten days hunco to death ofthatofficial a abort titas back. The latter acordingly. The expanama of tasso precoodings,
Smith (Diretor), Vatcher, D. R. Craw-sponsible to the Hongkong Steam Laundry Con- Compass, and to that time he hoped they would displayed suuvidost desire to cent improve currency ora approval. from leg
ford, W. Legg, A. Julmstos, D. McCaliosh, E. pay, and I don't think we would have ahirkad be able to show the whole thing was fuished and mets, diet of typhus fever three weeks after Dated at Hyogo, this 5th day of November,
his arrival in Kiangchow, and fourteen vat of 1996. Shepherd and Smith each obtained 3 wickets. Woodin, E. Georg, and R. C. Hurley (Sar responsibility. Is perfectly certain this wound my
paragraph in the report convoys Captain Ander
his srite of twenty-two also fill riotims la ilust for 18cens, MoLeta 1 for 14 and Barage 9 for 23. gretary.) The meeting was stated in the adver's minion and wine on the facts and staten
fstal disease. The following is the score on 8th and 9th No-Bapart of the Company's working, to decide on to gims as information. There is nothing hom
tirement to be for the purpose of receiving a mente supplied to us by the only person qualified THE STRANDING OF THE BRITISH ramter:-
STEAMPE “GREYHOUND" the measures to be adopted in the dispute with intended to be offensive to the directors or share the Hongkong Staent Laundry Company, Li-holders of the Hongkong Steara Laund
main foroa single one of the twenty-three mited, and to make such srrangements By Company. We have all entered into this hed necessary for the fatore of the Com-audertaking I think, moet of as at any
Japanave passengers in board that ill-fated ves The Daily Notes says The melancholy newssel It is quile abord to disgnise the ftat that The following is the report submitted-
rate, for the purpoan of trying to introduce
has been received by wire from Hankow of the the loss of every passenger bears on the face of an enterprise to the community that would do GENTLEIGH, submitting a statement of 25-
Left Pakheist 5 pm on the 4th inst Ou death of Mr. Fred. Jordei, of that port. It ap. a remarkably ominous appearance, and is 05 Maked
cannts of the company's working up to the 31st Oote the community good. After the nine months the morning of the ab, at daylight, I steered pears that shout the Ist inst., jast before going bound to give occasion to ugly remarks, however Ferb Felirate...ber, the direnters have to regret to place before the working we have seen it is an absolute and atter for Nansa Point, where the steamer freyhound out to dinner, he had taken aloaded revolver out baseless the marks may be. For that rea- nasatisfactory result. It will failure, and I may state hers, as I stated ten was reported to be ashore. After 1 sighted her, of his drawer and went to the window with it, won, if for no other, the abastien of avan one be seen that during the ton months we have been in nucnths ago at the deal meeting, that I had not I went as near as possible and boarded hor, I with the intention of frightening some stive Japanese to corroborate the evilance given at active oporation, the losses amount to $6,830.21, the smallest doubt unless this new machinery were found the ship in a very bad situation. After dogs out of his compound. By are unexplained the inquiry ie auch to be regretted, and proba which, however, include the legal and other cosia sus 13 tailed by the formation of the company. It ebnou zupplied to us the thing would collapse, and na
aho had grundori, at 4.40 a.m. on the 2nd inst, nasident the revolver wout of the ball lodging bly no paryan foals this more acutely than the sobe stated that in computing this deficit, no allow less it auswered the expectations of our manager.the strong tide awapt her right on top of the in the bone behind the sar. The bullet was captain of the Normed. On the point re- ance has bem made for any amount due to us of the I have not the slightest doubt his statements Stone Reef of Nansa Point, where she is stand promptly extracted, and Mr. Jerlein was going ferred to the finding of the Naval Court in, of Hongkong Boum Laumiry Co., Limited, for breast were parfectly band fide and well meant. As yoning now about & quarter of a mile off the Foint, en very well when Istra zeceived in Shanghai course, officially conclair, no matter how sup tractors desire to imprese un the shareholders know, the thing has enllspeed. We are solvent, with abual 24 to 5 font of water on top of the on the 5th Last. left flankow; but it would ses ported and therefore hardly open to fair criti that the Lotus wussained are as owing to any lack of but we are on the brink. We could not go on stone alongside the ship at half tide. Her keel that intamination must have appartened, and he rism. fu other repeats, however, the finding sappart on the part either of the Hongkong commb any longer. The longer we go on the more was broken amidships, but the ship was making died at 5.30 pm on The4th inst. Mr. Jerdein was seems peeliar. Careful perusal of the evidence mity or of the shipping, hat sably in consequence of deeply we become involved. At the last meeting very little water. It was impossible for me to one of the most popular men in Chis, where he shows that it fails to support the assertion that the ifongrong Steam Laundry Co., Limited, having I proposed operations should be suspended, and I do anything for the Greyhound as there was not first arrived some twenty-five years ago, and his the bulkheads were of the slightest service, and failed to provide the uzir mashinery in sooordanco think I am justified in proposing now that you suffolent water for my ship to approach bearer loss will be mourned by a large circle of friends, with the terms of the original agreement.
A comparison of bar working account with that of shorddagpointany Commideas you like to close the than within a mile distance without danger. I who will sympathisa most sincerely, with bis the wider that they succumbed at nos. It is the Hongkong Steam Laundry, Compass for santier decornup toto-day. We owe some debts, and we took in all her cargo, bound for Hongkong, 312) widow, who was with bin in Henkoy this season. siguifeant that this particular witness was not period will show a substantial improvement on our ove the Hongkong Steam Laundry Company s packages in all. At 10.30 am. I went d my
sked a single guestion brazing upon that part aida, both as regarde the express of working and the certain amount for rent and stores. We prophan passage to Hollow, where I arrived at 9 p.m.
of the inquiry, but of ovarse this may, perhaps, agent of work done, but no amount of pablio sup banding over to the, Hoogkong Steam Tanndry the game day. Teft Hofhow for Hongkong on
have been mere oversight. Again, in what way part and to system of economy in working Company the balance of stores left and the the morning of the 7th inst. Had very strang silly rake the Louny a parlag concern with the balance of rout as far as we have funds after pay monsoon and high son, but very pleasant weather
dana tha evidenen peava that life-belts and prekeat machinery.
Holua's patent lights for burning in water would With regard to the suit pending tween the two ing our debts. I think it will smonut to nearly till arrival.
have been of the slightest service to the poor The British, oorvette Heroine returned on the Laundry Companies, the directors wish it to be the the amount dus. I don't think we can make roughly understood that they have aimply seted in any fairer proposal, and I think the directors of fith inst. from the Haidar Straits, whither she salate, Kobe, on the 1st November to inquire are buna more sensible ontcons of the inves A Naval Court assembled at H.E.ML's Coung steamer like ruis in a hole? Surely it would Bmwen, i Barige 31
passengers drowning in the alley-way of the sink-
Shopbed
detones of the shareholders' rights. From the time the longkang Sten Canndry Company feel with went on the5th in order to render any service that into the cam or causes of the wrack of the folo, sich......
legal oroquedings were dra i to u maloable metus in the position we are in sad are willing to tight be possible to the stranded steamer Grey teamar Normanton, and to enquire into the igation if, instead of wandering off into admira tement of the questions at issue, but this has hoon meet us half way. At the last meeting some little hound on Nan a l'oint. She brings, howeve condust of the officers, master, and ew of the rains, and indulging in deductious uut warranted tion of performances that resulted in mathing of termposible by the tscomprehensible nostrae legal dificulty between us and the Hongkong but little additional news to that reported by the said roses, or the occasion of the said casualty. by the evidence, the Court had included in its Cannes of those acting for the Hoogkang Steam Stese Laundry Company wasroentioned. As you saptain of the Anton some days ago. The The Court was composed of Mr. Jawses Troop, Rnding a recommendation that no vessels should Laundry Company. The apt by the Hongkong are aware, they attempted to have the arbitration Heroine got out to Nan Sa Point on the fatur-HB. Conan, Capt James Logan, stoamer 78 Storm Laundry company to make the Arbitration
94
BOWLING ANALYSIS. POOCHOW. First Iringa. Halla. Rans. Maidens. Wickstr. Wides
Di
35
20
19
7 一路
Second Innings.
a long stand was made, both batsmen playing Weeks sicadily and well, ten after teu appeared on the
ST201 Board, and various bowlers were triad bat na Bathgate separation carne till Bramseti was bowled off his Fraser Phipps pade by Phipps for sa erosodingly patient 68, (6 for 198). Dawson was bowind for 2, and Foss was thec osaght at long off för steady 45, made without a change. ( for 195.) Shepherd and Jackson hit freely til the stamps wore drawn, and the day closed with 0 wickets down, C. ang. For le cican
for 207.
On the following day 16 rura were put on, and the insings closed for 223, Jacksos «rrying his bat for 11.
Phipps and Symes were the most successful bowlers with a wickets for 39 and 2 wizkata for 10respectively, whils Wesks worked hard and so- cured 3 wickets for 71.
Werks
Hathgate Phipps w Kackwon...
26
MOCHOW
EXHAY LYFITOS. Wadley, Moltan............
J. L. 2. Enderson, Spanian,
Back InviSD. Foss, b Hasphonk ..
Moleau magnesis 13 «Railk, 58stage 19
#E. Wreta, © Yoga & Sarege...
hippe Bag 30
J. B. Bathgate, b Stage
G, Bring, o Scanlan, Graham
Platt, bot 9016 HL Sea Seg
free, Savage comman H., Ee, rugó -
Eyan, Jag byst
With 135 runs against them, Foochor commenced their mond isainge in the same order, and a good start was made, the Hong- Bong fields dropping three casebes, one after the other Sanderson began hitting freely, Molan but at 14 he was well caught by Danson (2 for
Smith and the spirits of the Hagkong toour revived. Graham Woodley played a steady innings of 18, varied by
the before named shancen 43 for 46), and Phipps McLea Led just begun to bit, when he was well caught Stith
by Bavage a long on for 11. (4for 409).
The rest of the team gave little trouble, with
SAFSEC
Staplert
Bramwell, 5 MeLea
I absent.
7 ShapterŰ
not in - -- -- -- -
Bye, log by 3...
126
BOWLING ANALYHIB.
HONGKONG.
First Luings.
Dells. Ram. Maidons. Wickote.
19
31
40
no effort been spared to come an
THE LOSS OF THE REITISH.
STEAMER “NORMANTON."
FINDING OF THE COURT OF INQUIRY,
is a matter of fast one of the survivors stated to
award a male of court provod unancocteful, and your award made a rule of court. They failed in so day afternoon, and found the Greyhound about Travancore, and Capi. W. A. Gnland, steamer carry Japanese passengers unless provided with Brasters, in accordance with the resolution adopted doing, and there the matter has practically faded. a mile from deep water, truly wadged among Claymore. The ingairy was concluded on the a coinpetent interpretar. at our last meeting, as submit future proceedings We don't wish to have any more trouble and some rocks. At low water her button was 5th November, and the Couet adjourned to con quarrels, bocause as Mr. McCallooh observed us almost dry and her keel was broken, as described sider ita dooison. Upon re-assembling, the Pre- our last meeting it is only spending our own by the master of the Anton. She was making sident read the following money for no good purpose, and I think you will | libtia water, but not more than the pumps could
ta por decision.
20
30
G. C. ANDERSON, Chairman.
STATEMENT FROM January Iur, 1588, To Coronas Bler, 1896.
Secmal Innings.
ADORA
..... 80 14
น
1
18
Accounts voeirable-
Book debts. Fins.alls...
52,063.93 75.00
Cast amount in hand..........
the exception of Weska, whooarried his batfer 12, The Haiphong being advertised to leave on Cool on hand the innings old for 69 only, Hongkong Wednesday morning, the 10th Instant, a launch Pistoras thus winning by 66 ia one innings.
Dawson again was most successful, obtaining 6
and house-boat were provided to take down the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank at credit
| Lausch Üheði.. wickets for 30 runs against Smith's 3 for 39. rinksters on the evening of the matok, and they Stationary on band.......
The following is the store on 2nd and 3rd No- | all left after a jovial avenlog, with many expres. Etore on hand.......
Tember-
FOOCHOW
FIRST GJ,
€. King, b
FIND IOS.
Dan.. o Greba, b Fraser. '87
slons of good feeling and hope on both sides that the visit might become an annual one.
J. L. P. Sudermos, pizza pat....
1. J. Phippsp), b Dawson...
The Hongkong Team will never forget the Bid Dawn general hospitality and kindness shown them by Bags Mich... {! the Focchow residents, sad they trust they may
Bowring, DONADA 1
© Piatt, 2. Your h Dawa Branwel, Down 3 soon beva an opportunity of reciprosating...
3. R. Pra, Denzill, b Dawson
H. K. Weica, Do
$ bett
Bye, Bmith
9 Baib
P. HoEwen, not aut
* + Gabam, ↳ Dewasa o
Bym 7, Ingtyas 3
DANBOD Sraith.....
Belid
Don
Smith.........
The Haiphong left on the 10th instant and reached Amoy early the next day, when a re- 10 Byon ay dog byes 2... è turn mustoli was seranged with the Amoy team.
S
BOWLING ANALTIR
HONGKONG.
Bala.co
LIAPJAITIER,
devote payable—
$321.46
183,00 521,98
1.786.80
For charges Stationery.... Fixtures. Ocul Storda
530,80 Bates
282.75
Capital 1,000 shazos at$15 per share $15,000 Hongkong won the tass and pat their adrero wallotted 574 at $1.5............ 8,010 saries in, and succeeded in dismissing the whole Hongkong Staum Landry Company.... side for 67, Price making more than half by Loan Bogomet
Batis. Runs, Middern. Wickets free hitting, and Leybura playing a steady
85
First Tandags.
$0
4
98
0
15 12
1
Second Lmninga.
01
$0
23
00
HONGKONG.
FIRST
M. D. Graham, a and b Weeks.......
BA Dremwall,'s flipping on
Ado Bemalere, & WOOLE
Seret Saraga. b Phipps wate
AA., Woodley, Symeo....
E.
O. zalili, à
11. Yu, Hyste
,,beaut
A17. Jackio, ut cas de
Aäbspherd, a Wache, McEve
W. Y. Moiman, Pitt, W.........
Bye", leg byen 5, wides 45, to bala 1............
BowNG ANALTHIR
FOOCHOW
1
Balls, Bans, Maidens. Wickets. Wide,
Week.......... Phipps Нутел
11
Frasse........
Bathgate...... HaBwon...
inolage for 13.
Smithobtains 16 wickets for runs and Savage
14 for 2, while Shopherd was not macoëssful.
For Hongkong Graham knocked up 33, bat
| rgb witluyub sovarul chances, and Lloyd hit hard and well for, 45, and he also should have been
|caught at the wicket two or three times.
Bramwell made 15-and-Savage carried his bat for 30, the rest joining in with small scores to
swall the total to 176.
Harding secured 3 wickets for 27, and Wate von 4 for 66.
The following is the score 1.
13ΟΥ.
R.J. Watson, serb, bămặh
W, Christy, Sareko
J. B, Harding, ↳ Suith
les m
eV, Free, à Ba
F. Leyhun, o Jose, b Smith
G. E. Harten, baith
15H. Brner, Romani, b Barnes
T.M. BE, not evt in MSANI
J.O. Grecabal, bi doragon Baat Katha A
· K. Wadmau, vi. Hramvall, b Barage
HE. Touralis, o Oraha,
h
Werking accont
2,500,00
$1$.40829
FINDING.
HONGKONG.
see your way to join with as in giving the Vis keep under with a few hours' working moh day,
The past week has been pretty lively. On the toria Laundry Company a decent funeral and there is little doubt that should the vessel rigged, of 1,529.45 tons register tonnage, built at Marsh gave a highly successful Hall at Govern. Thatthe Normanton yasaster ressel, schooner th inst. H. E. the Acting Governor and Mrs. shall be glad to answer any questious connechal be get off she will be well able to keep Scotswood-oa-Tyrs in 1952, and belonging to the maent House, which waslargely attended and open-
with the working of the Company, the wooounts afloat to whatever port sho may make for. She
THE INSURRECTION IN HAINAN.
or any details concerned. Captain Anderson was lying quite secure in this position and port of Loaden. It apposes from the evitenesed the fortive season. On the 9th inat. the long- $ 2,158.93 and I'ere perfectly willing to stand on the reasot working on the maks, and the only wind, given before this Court that she sailed from Yoko kong Fire Brigades met on the Parade Ground 296.39 possibility we have ingurred. I can only say we it seems likely, which would cause her much at or about 6.30 pm on the 23rd October, or their annual inspection by His Excellency 34.60 have been impelled throughoat by good motives. further damage would be a blow from the 1836, bend for Hyogo with apart cargo of test doting Governor; and then proceedata com 35. If we have not been so successful ce might have Northward. Captain Thomas was inhopes that and general cargo, a crew of thirty-eight hands sets for prizes. The events were contorted with boon desired we can only take whatever blame on the 12th (to-day) the lids would rise aufl-all told on the Articles, one Chias bey, as well spirit, and the sports went off very successfully. 61.93 we may have inorrod,
eiently to float his vessel E. The Heroine Was
as twauty-three Japanese passengers.
a songs largely due to the energetic Acting 1,134.32 Mr. LEGGE asked Mr. Fraser-Smith if he anable to get war the Greyhound, and epald The vessel proceeded on her voyage, passed five Superintendant, Mr. J. S. Brewer. A contin- 6,830.21 would propose that the concern be handed back render her no assistance; there was a Chinese miles off Rock Island, and stnered west-by-south, gent of eighteen constables picked from the to the Hongkong Steam Laundry Company. Revenus jonk standing by the steamer to pro- correct magnetic, passing Omisaki at 6:40 am. Ulasgow Police Force arrived here to reinforce Mr. FRASER-EMIZH said be would have mucha tect her from looters, and the corvette boing the 24th, 14 miles off. From there thecourse the local Police Force on the th inst by the pleasure in doing
therefore not required, she left for Herborntil 6 p., the ship going nite and a half kuota solicitor, who has joined the firm of Messrs steered was west-south-west. correct magnetic. O. 8. S. Colasteamer Palinurus. Mr. J. Hastings. Mr. CRAWFORD naked bow that would affoeb | Sunday. the other creditors
After passing Omnisaki the atmosphere was cler, Wotton and Daucon, was on the 10th inst. ad- with clouds and fresh breezes from the eastward,mitted to practies in the Supreme Court of until 4 pm. Afterwards it came on to rain, tha Hongkong. The ruffian who robbed hire. Jorge wind blowing fresher from the south-east. At of a gold bangle on the Kennedy-road lately han This movement, about which various reports 6 p.m. the course was changed to south-west-by-boen arrested. A case was heard in Original have been published, in growing very surious est, correct megette, the wasther continuity Jurisdiction on the 10th inst. on which Prince and causing the grastest anxioty to the Kwanghasy, with rain. A little before 7 o'clock p.. Min Yeng Yix of Koras, nephew of the King tung Authorities. We are now in receipt of it was raining heavily, and the topsails were taken of Korea, obtained judgment against the Comp- partinalars from Haibow, which show how the in. Land west that moment reported on the port toird Escomplede Paris for £2,312 10. money for what position box, the engines were enaud for a momont, which be held a letter of credit and which was rebellion originated, and in
tiers are at the present time..
and then pat on full speed ahead again. The fraudulently obtained from the Bank by mean After the war in Tonqnin a large number of ulem was at Erat garboarded. and tunediately forged document by two other Korean A disbanded soldiers were sent to Hainan, and as pat hard sport, when the port side of the ship meeting of the Legislative Council was held on they would get nothing to do and appear to have grazed heavily on a rock, which tore open the the 12th inst. at which Bozan small rotes wor been allowed to retain their arms, they shortly plates in the engine room above and below the past, the various Comittees appointed, and a sommenced looting the village in the district of line of the water ballast tank. The water rush-question asked by Mr. MacEwen as to whether Ching Mai. This was in February last, and ad into the engine room, the paraps were in Sir George Bowen will return, and if not after some collisions between thear and the stantly put au but the water coming through whether steps had boss taken to fill the port of troops, the Total at, Kiungohow at length the tunnel at the same time, gained rapidly. The Governor. The Apng Governor replied that me to an agreement with these men to tunnel and areas bunker doors were immediately he was at present without information on the sighteen hundred in shet.. An mamination of the holds from the subjest. The Bill for the Protection öt Young
-~-~~-$2,028,75
Mr. FRASER SMITH-The first thing is that we pay all our debts. All that is left aftör låst we propose handing over to the Hongkong Laundry Company in liquidation of their claim. The above having been put in the form of a motion was seconded by Mr. Legge.
Mr. McCULLOON said the Victoria Laundry 0,590.96 3,699.30 Company had always been harping upon act 500.00 having received the machinery fears the old Com
pany, and he asked what steps they had taken to $1308.28 insist on having that new machinery.
Mr. FRASER SMITH-By making repeated upplications and declining to pay any rout until the terms of the original content were con plied with
Mr. LegeE-Be careful; you are not speaking of your own knowledga
Mr. FRASER-SITE-I don't think you under. — 5,109.23 stand the question. We took the most forcible
Wozko AcCOUNT,
Stores annammed'. Stationery contumeď Coal consid
Accounts payable Charges-Formation of Com,
Sundry expense.
Insumos.
Hote
Best, H. K. 8. L. Coy. Salaring WREC
977.70 213.10 1,233.62 2,628.70
508.50 425,39
$18.504.33
News WAS
stop any one could take. We refused to pay sport them, some the rent due and we made repeated applications samber, to a pizce near Fakkel. Eefore deck showed that those forward of the stoka hole Girls was introduced, but after some discussion Mr. GG-think Mr. McCulloch rasaan to doing so, however, he had to refer the matter were dry, but the after hold was filling fast and its senend reading was deferred until certain 1,020.89 ask you when you first caked us as representing to Lauten, and the answer was no long the ship settling by the stern. Imediately on papers had been airealated among the members. the all Company when the machinery was co-delayed that when it arrived only four hundred the ship striking the master ordered out the most successful Al Fresco Fate was held in
of the men were to be found, the remainder bosta. Owing to the forward tool-le of the star the Botanic Gardens 2,630.00 Log out.
Friday and Saturday 2010.00
ME FRA-SMIT-it must be months and having retired to the mountains of the interior. board life-bost being gat, and the after taskie nights, the 12th and 13th inst., there being an 8,000.03 months ago. I cannot tell yen ezectly. It will The remaining four hundred then refused to getting fouled in the darkness, an accident co-exerous attendance of all classes of the cou
te in our minute book
leave, and the rebellion soon assumed larger curred in lowering that boat which unfortunately munity. The fito wa in aid of the Aloe Me. Lacca-I man tell you if you want to proportions, some three to four thousand Hak occasioned the loss overboard of Franois Bernard, Memorial Hospital.
En jaiming the malcontents. The Hakkas ar A.B. The port life-boat and pizzace were eno-bare of the 13th inst, by telegram, of the received Always ready for a ray, and although refully towered, and the starboard life-boat death, from dysentery, at Hanoi, of M. Poul Mr. McCULLOOR-It certainly seems ail the duced to submission a few years ago they aftawaria righted
Bort, French Resident General in Annam and Blame was thrown on the old Company and the Lave never been really loyal to the Authorities. As soon as the boata were swung sut efforts Tongain. On the 13th fast, a mesting was held de new Company did nothing to insist on the old Masatime the local forses were quite inadequate were made by the master, mates, carpoater and of the Victoria Laundry Company at which it I have compared the above statement with the Company fulfilling its obligations.
to oepe with the insurgents, who occupied and boatswain to get the passengers out of the alley was agreed to close the company forthwith. It The CHAIRMAN-I wrote to Mr. Harley when plundered several towns and advanced to within way on the upper deck where they were, in order probable the Steam Laundry will be leased to I found the machinery was not coming, said we thirteen miles of Heihow. The Lis or Lois, the to enter the boats; the engineers endeavouring a syndicate of Cainese. On the 14th inst the would not pay, and that resalted in the meeting, aborigines whe Inbabit the mountainous interior, to get the car tremen into the boats. The Marquis Thong, who arrived the previous night
Woslior
Kalande
$13,125.31oW.,
8,830.21
$18,164.22
books and vouchers at the company's offos, and our
tify, lhe sɩng to be correct.
A. O'D. GONADI, Anditor.
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