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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31ST, 1900

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parties concerned neither complained of the treatment they had received nor desired any Mr. Olem thing additions) in the shape of monetary co7. Mr. J. P. Colta pensation: Their one wish was to be allowed and son

to rebuild their Jute on the outside of the land Bar Francia Flynn, recently realaimad. To the opinion of yourRN Committee 1 is wholly undesirable that sucker T, Jolinson permission to given.

| Mr. R. P. Johnston...

Mr. II. Berkley

Lient O, E Snow, US,N im, F. Chow, an

dadgh or

Capt C. Simonda, R.A Mr. Blonda Dr. Richard Straig

Couml Volpicelli Madame Volpicelli

Site. Leigh Hunt

Miss Helen Hunt

As tus condition of the Hospitallinança durs. Mrs. Laboand ing the year justifioil it, we authorized twoPERA THE WAYKELEY HOTE special items which we trust will meet with Mr. & Mrs. J. Audrew your approval, viz-Walks and grading, 8100, and Medical Library, $200.

Owing to the absence of Mr. Brockelmanz, Mr. Fearon kindly accepted the invitation of the Committee to not in his place.

Your Committee recently inspected the Hospital premises and were glad to note the gond condition of most of the buildings, also the clenuliness of the promises in general. We would ringe that as soon as the Hospital funds. justify it, improvements be made by rebuilding and enlarging the main sawer through the Hospital to the river front and, if possible, sevaring additional space the west side of the promises on which to place kitchens and out-houses, thus learing a clear space of Afbeen or twenty fast to the East of the sin build

ings.

We recommend the following estimates for

the ensuing year<--

Cans & Mr&T: B. Chris

tle and culld Caplin A. W. Dixon Capt W. Prakas Capt.&re. Frampton Mr A. F. Orig

Me Go, Lawlers'

Mr JF Messer and

ch

Mr. Jan Bosch Mr. H, Shooibrod

CONNAUGHT HOUSE.

Staff-Sar. O. W. Andrews

H.N.

Mrs. O. W. Anders and

Felsübfren

Mr. F. Douglas Irrins Lieut. JC Knepper

U.S.N.

Mea J., Knepper Mr. & Mr. D. Baldwin Lieut. C. Mackenzie,

muster A. H. Cathcart R.N

U.S.N. Prof. Madame de

Delphos

Elent. A Dougherty,

U.S.N.

Capt. P.&. Dyson

Lieut. K. H. Galt,

U&N 2,300 Me: T. A. Genge

400 Mr. B. B. de Herlinti la 400 Lient. T. Holmes,

U.S.N.

Hospital orrent expenses,

.......82,800

Foreigu supplies,

Printtag and stationery,

Repairs and improvements,

Special repairs and renovation of wards,

kitchens, ke.

800

Walks and gradeing,..

Medical Library,....

100

6,900

On behalf of the Managing Committes.

E. WYUN,

Chairman. On motion this report was accepted and ag proved and the estimates for the ensuing year authorized.

The following motions were carried. That Dr. 3. G. Kerr's resignation be accepted (sho, that a committee of the Society be formal to write a suitable testimonial expressive of Dr. Kerr'a long service in the past sad of the Swiety's regret that he foole it incumbent upon him to ratirs from the chair; also that this be inserted. in the winntes of this meeting.

That the Rev. Blessrs. Wisner, Grrons, and Stareas compose a committee to draw up this testimonial.

That a vote of thaplo be extended to the U.S. Cousal for bis interest in security sub- scriptions from the Chinese official; to" Hessrs. Smith and Doherty for a careful audit of the. accounts; nad to the Imperial Maritimo, Cou- toms for donations of salt.

That the Board of officers for the ensuing year be constituted as follows

* BOARD OF OFFICERS, Presidents: Rer. E. H. Graves, D.D.

Vice Presidents: Hubbard T. Smith, Esq.; U.S. Consul B. C. G. Seo, Esq., II. B. M. Consul; A. Zimmerman, Esq.. Consul for Ger many: G. D. Fearon, Esq.; Hon. J. J. Ke

Mrs. C. Mackenzie

Cup IT Myem,

Mra J. T. Myerk

Mr. & Ms. L. A. Siamo Mr. C. J. Naglor Mr. B. Ryan Paymaster G. C. Schafer,

*U.S.N

Mr. & Mr. D. L. Smith Capt. J. W. Bowart

Mr. W. B. Walker

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do; F. B. Smith, Esq.; J. F. Wales, M.Dị, Rev. H. V. Noyes, D.D.

In United States: T. R. Cunningham, Est Hon. Charles Seymour.

Treasurer: É. A. Stanton, Exq Secretary: C. E. Reed, M.D Auditor R. Hancock, Erg.

Managing Committee I. M. Swan, M.D. E. A. Stanton, Esq.; E. Wyon, Esq., Rev. 9. F. Wisner; Ror. 8. G. Tope.

The testimonial referring to Dr. Kerr is as follows:

“We, the member of the Medical Missionary Society in China, in accepting the resignation of Dr. J. G. Karr as President, desire to pat og record one bigk appreciation of his services in this position, which he has hold continuously for ten years.

We wish also to express our gratitude to God that Dr. Karr has been permitted for salong a period to work in connection with this Society for the relief of suffering in Chine and for the promotion of trae philanthropy,

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We pray Gol's blessing upon him and upon such work as he may undertake for the glory of God and for the benefit of humanity."

Thers being no further business the mooting was adjourned.

HUDBAND T. SMITH, Chairman. Cras, C. Selden, M.D., Socretary. «

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A. R. Marty

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728, Nippon Yusan Kaisha

Hating, French steamer, 750, Jeussen, Jan. 26,

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A. R. Merty

Hudan, British steamer, 1,196, Frayer, Jan. 24,

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Johang, British str., 1,023, Jones, Jan. 17,

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Jason. British steamer, 1847, Lycott, Jan. 29,

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Melobers & Co Shini Marn, Jap. str., 2,850, Nakagawa, Jan. 26,

Order

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Carlowitz & Co- Sungking, British str. 1,012, Moore, Jau. 20,

Butterfield & Swire

Tacoma, American str., 1,689, Dixon, Jan. 25,

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Butterfold & Swire

Tamsui Mara. Jap. ntr 1976, Sabagims, Jan.

25, Mitani Bassan Káisha Triumph, German steamer, 875, Risks, Dec.

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Butterfield & Bwire

Wongkoi, British str., 1,115, Pigot, Jan. 21,

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Wahu, British steamer, 109, Baungo, Jan. 30,

Buttarfeld. & Swire

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28, Nippon Yusen. Kaisha

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Order

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Dec. 2, Sander, Wiolor & Co

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Master',

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Dorrion, at Hongkong Algerine, sloop; 6 guns, 1,100 hp, Comdr. E. J.

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Hon. 11. E. Polle

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Colonel E. HI Gorges » Mr. A. P-Stokes.

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G. A. Callaghan, at Weihaiwei. Esk, gun-boat, & guns, 200 hp., Lient, and

Contr. C. Chadwick, at Shanghai Fame, forpodo-boat destrcver, 6 guns, 5,700 b.p.. Lient, and Condy. Roger Keyce, at 'kong Firebrand, gan-host, 4 gone, 960 hp., in

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Handy, forpede-boat destroyer, 6 guns, 4,000

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Hari, torpedo boat destroyer, & gaus, 4,000 h.p..

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TERMS VERY MODERATR Consultation Trus Hongkong, 23rd Sepiombor, 1891.

AMERICAN SYSTEM"

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DENTISTRY

AT

No. 39, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL. CHADWICK KEW

(LATR or POATE & NOBLE), Hongkong. 15th September, 1899.

69

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Iphigenia cruiser, 8 guns, 7,000 bp., Capt H.

N. Dadding, at Hongkong

Linnet, gnn-ressel, 2 guns, 870 h..p. Com. Wi.

W. Smythe, nt Singapore Orlando, cruiser, 12 gruus, 8,504 b.p., Capt. J.

1. T. Burke, at Hongkong Peacock, unbrat, 6 guns, 720 .p.. Isnt.. Comdr. J. Armstrong, at Shanghai

Phoenix, sloup, 6 guns, 1,160 1.p. Capt. B. P.-

-Coobran, at Hongkong

Piginy, gunboat, 6 guns, 720p, Lieut. Comdri

J. F. Greun, at Weihaiwoi

Plover, gunboat, 6 gens, 720 h.p., Lisut. Coudr

C. V. de M. Cowper, at Manila

Rattler, gunboat, 6 gus, 600 hp. Lieut. Hour

G.A. Hardinge, at Singapore

"Red pole, gunboat, 8 guns, 7201.p. Lieut.Condr

FF.Haworth Booth, at Clinkiang

Studpiper, river gunboat,

Comdr, Cuir, Wost River

guns, Lent, and

Baipo, river gunboat, 2 guns, 240 2,p., Liont

Comdr, Obam, Yaugteze

Swift, gun-rusat, 2 guns, 870 b.p., in reserve,

at Hongkong

Tamar, receiving ship, Commodore Francis

Powell, CB, at Hongkong

Twood, gnnut, 3 guns, 200 hp, Dient.-Comdr.

HL Forbes Sempill, at West River Undauntað, aemonized truiser, 12 guns, 5,book.p,

Capt. A. C. Clarke, at Hongkong Victorions, battleship, 16 guns, 10,000.h.p. Cap.

tain A. Schomberg, at Hongkong Waterwitch, surveying ship, 460 hp., Lient

Conde. W. Indasy Dawson, at Hongkong. Whiting, torpado-bout destroyer, & guna. 5,000

hp., Liont. and Comdr. Kelly, at H'kong Wivorn, coast-defence slip, armoured, 4 guns, JA 1000 h.p. at Hongkong

AAN Woodlari, gandoat, guza, 550 hp, Libat. R. PRESA Norton, on Yangtz

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