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SEEKING FOR WRECKS IN THE CHINA SEA.

the craft.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4TH 1908

MISSION FOR BLIND GIRLS

all age

WWE IN CHINA.TAKE

ANNUAL REPORT.

POLICE COURT.

Tuesday, 3rd. November,

BEFORE MR. T. BERCOMBR SMITH (POLIOR MAGISTRATE).

EXCESS OF PASSENGERS,

On the complaint of P.C. 127, A. Brown, of the Water Police, the Shun On Steamboat Co., owners of the steam launch Nam King, were charged with having on 30th October carried 75 passengers in excess of the number allowed by the license, Mr. E. J., Grist, solicitor, defended.

Complainant stated that at 4,30 pm. on the 30th it, he was on duty on the Harbour, and a thie staam-launch rather full up. He went on board sud asked the people of the launch to count the passengers. They refused. counted them himself, and found 217 on board, of the number allowed by their license.

LATE TELEGRAMS.

[TIA RANGOON.]

TEN JA EAST.

London, 16th October. The Russian Administrator at Newchwang

KODAKS. FILMS. AND

ACCESSORIES

DEVELOPING AND PRINTING UNDERTAKEN.

proposes to organise a municipal council with ACHEE & two British and one American member, their decisions to be subject to the Administrator's approval.

Indon, 18th October. A B Patorsburg telegram states that a special Commission under the presidency of the Tsar has bean forined to consider affairs in the Far East. It comprises the Ministers of the Interior, Finance, Foreign Affairs, Wax new Viceroy, Admiral and Maxine, the Alexiaff, and others to be nominated by the Tsar, who will discuss unucial proposals, and measures for the development of trade and industry and the Viceroy's proposals for

So many reports of shipwreck and disaster

We are in receipt of the report for 1903 of being sent in, and, as several stentbosta- of

the Hideabiem Missionary Society for Blind various description were putting to soa on Mon- Girls in Chins. The report, which has been day to seek for further dimbled junks, a Daily prepared by Mice M. Postlar, says it is a start- Press representative was despatched in oneroting fact that, in proportion to the population, there are more blind people in China than in Making an oxit by the Lyeemoon Pass, and any other country of the world. This unfor leaving the narrow waters sandwiched between tubate claus is composed of both sexes and of Dr. Graces of Canton is af opinion the ragged Kowloon chast and burnt-up patches of Hongkong Island, Cape Collision that the causes of blindness among the Chinese an old lighthouse that has done sentry weather-He in the peculiar glare of sunlight, insufficient ing innumerable typhoons on the rooky good, and certain evil characteristics of the slope for fully a secxo of years, was reached. people, Blindness is further caused by meatlos, Ideal weather prevailed, the wind being light scarlet fever and other forms of diserte, It is

Aband from the NE., and the act amonth.

very common to 'des blind men and boys leg

Far more and to the right were the tide-walted shores

ging in the streets of Chinese fawne. and pinnacle, rockę, protruding from the distressing, however, is the lot which awaits water, and in some places. low-lying caves had boon formed by the ceaseless setian blind girls. They are oftou given over to including 191 passengers, boing 75 in excess alterations in the laws. It...possesses no of the waves. Here and there was a fishing keepers of slaves, and their means of living is derived from the proveeds of immorality. Such women abound in China. junk or sampan amongst the shallows. On the hills bebind, where the sun shone upon smooth. faced, now dry typhoon watercourse, it gave the appearance of there being running water su ing down the slope. Beneath, where waves

In the year 1897 the Hildesheim Mission opened a home and boarding school for blind girls in Hongkong. At the cpening of the school

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On the heense being produced it was found that the launch was actually entitled to carry 179 passengers within the Harbour limits, the lesser number applying to the waters of the Colarry outside the boundarias of the Harbour.

GOOD WORK PROMPT RETURN.

CO., PHOTO GOODS STORE,

TEMPORARY SHOW-ROOMS, 12, QUEEN'S ROAD

(1ST FLOOR, ABOVE MEBARS. PRICE & CO..

Hongkong, 17th September, 1903.

TRADE

TELEPHONE No. 131,

MARK

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PUBLIC COMPANIES

HUMPHREYS ESTATE AND FINANCE COMPANY, LIMITED.

TOTICE 19 HERELY GIVEN that an +XTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING of HUMPHREYS ESTATE AND FINANCE COMPANY, LIMITED, will be held at the COMPANY'S OFFICES, Nos. 38 and 40 Queen's Road Central Victoria, Hongkong, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of NOVEMBER, 1903, at Noor, when the sabjoined Resolutions which were passed at a submitted for confirmation as Special Resolu

executive powers, and the execution of its deci- ions will be left to the Viceroy or the THE FAVOURITE BRANDY OF THE Menting held on the 31st October, 1903, will be Ministries.

broke amongst the scattered oraga, Areas of only for girls were received as jumates. The lunch was bound for Kongmoon, and have joined the Unionist Free Food League,

snowy four contrasted with the green water.

Wagloa Island ahead, and Caps d'Aguilar a little to the right, wo passed Bokhara Rock buoy, where the old P. 40. Bokhara mat her fate; in this vicinity the megaphone was used to cuquire from passing junks whether they had scou any disabled craft. In each instance a negativų nuswer was returned, so the vessel was healed for the Lama Islands. After fruitless

search was there made the Ladrones were resorted to. Pak Lee and the outlying islands were approached as the rod orb was slaking to rest. The sky was a clear blue with the western horizon of a reddish huo, which, grada ally turning into grey towards the north and numerous south, formed a background to islands in procession around the circular line of viper. Shortly after the last corner of the sun had tneked itali in behind the rocks ahead, the sky turned into a rich gold, with purple hues where it gradually blended with the over-darkening blue overhead, Then, again, it turned into that incomparable brilliant rod; and, long before twillght had coased, the silvery moon and a solitary bright star showed high up in the opposlts direction. A Chinese Customs oruiser was uncliored off Tang Ho, Bot fie from the Customs Station. While amongst the islands, repeated queries were made to sampans and junks encountered; nothing being discovered, however, the steamer's 2020 was turned homeward. On the return journey by the West Laina Channel through the now black waters, except where the rays of the moon bad turned them into silver, (nothing noteworthy gocarred.

Gradually the number increased; and up to date 49 blind girls have been Baved by the Mission: The work that is done seems to be more and more appreciated by the Chinese. Recently sovoral girls were given up to the home by their parents, not because they wanted to get ridof them; but to have the botter educated and cared for than they possibly could be at their own home

Two untiré

women-teachers (one blind) balp in the education of the girls; both have been well fitted for the work and make tras and capable assistants, tri

The education imported is entirely Christian. and at the same time thoroughly practical. It' aims to fit the pupils for useful careers in life, and, so far as their blindness admits of this, to render them independent by taching them to earn their own living... With this end in view the girls, besides being instructed in the daties of roligion, are taught to read and write under the Braille system. They are also trained in doing kuitting work and every kind of house- work. The ekler girls are taught to play on the harmonium. Many of the pupils are so doxterous in their movements and gat about

The Hongkong Government granted a piose of ground in the Kowloon Territory as a site

for a suitable Home for the Blind. The build-

during her voyago she would have come under the latter regulation, but as the arrest was made in the Harbour the Magistrate found that there ware only 15 excess passengers on board.

Sontence-$50 five.

BIG SEIZURE OF OPIUM.

The compradors of the ss. Swift was charge i 04 the complaint of Lance-Sergeant Brook with being in illegal possession of two cases of opium valued at $1,000, Mr. G. K. Hall Bratton, solicitor, appeared for the defence.

Az adjournment was granted,

DRUNK AND DISORDERLY.

For being drank and disorderly.in a house in Ship Street on Tuesday morning, and creating a dial urbanca, Hartley Little, a gunner in the B.G.A was arraigned before Is Worship.

A window in No. 1 Ship Street. Fined $5 and $1.50 compensation for breaking

MASONIC QUADRILLE CLUB.

When the Masonic Quadrille Clab was

THE FISCAL POLICY,

London, 17th October. M. Bitchio and Lord George Hamilton

the operations of which will be extended. The Duke of Devonshirehus assucod" free-fonders" of bis sympathy, but says he must be consulted regarding the nature of the extention before he accepts the presidency of the Lengue.

THE CONGO STATE.

London, 17th October, King Leopold having composed his domestic differences with the Austrian Emperor, is now visiting the latter with the object of enlisting his sympathy for arbitration regarding the situation in the Congo raised by the British Note of the 25th June. The Emperor Francis Joseph sad the Austrian Archdukes received King Leopold at the station on his arrival.

ARMY NEWS.

London, 17th October. An Army Order has been issued which pro-

tecommending the promotion or delay in vides that annual reports shall be submitted

promotion of Army officers. In the event of two years' successive recommendation for delay of promotion thres senior officers shall render a special report stating whether they consider it undesirable for the officer concerned to be

THE MINISTRY.

London, 18th October. The reconstruction. of the British Ministry is now completed by Mr. Charles Scott Dickson becoming Lord Advocate, whilst Mr. David Dundas becomes Solicitor-General for Scot- an

at their work with each case, that people seeing initiated about a month age, its object of retained in the service. them for the first time do not perceive their bladness. The general health of the school having a monthly dance during the winter bas bonn very good. No serious illnesses was bailed with pleasure by members necurred last year. Many thanks are dus to of the Craft in Hongkong, and after the first Dr. Müller and Dr. Jasti for several successful assembly the success of the venture appeared to be assured. Last bight the second dance of eye operations.net daa

the season was held at the Masonic Hall, and the that attendant upon the previous function. sepeas which attended it was even greater than About 150 couples were presentand, the dancing, which begun at 9 p.m., was kept up with great spirit untillo'clock. The genial Hon. Secretary, Mr. G.J. W. King, was indefatigable in his atten danes upon the guests, while the indefatigable President, Mr. Harry W. Wolfe, was nutiring in showing courtesy to all concerned, and he had the added pleasure of seeing the dance go off with all possible ectat, Too much praise cannot be given to Mr. Olive, A.5.C., for the admir- able service he rendered at the piano. The M.Cs were Bergt. McCaffrey, RE; Mr. S. Parkinson; Sergt. Avenall, A.0.C.; and Sergt. W. H. E. Smith, R.A. The programme was as follona:-

ing, which was put under the oare of Messrs. Palmer & Turner, was finished in May, 1902 Out of the several boats that went a-searching The house building, the increasing number of for wrecks on Monday, one of the torpedeinastes, the higher price of Chincas food, destroyere returned with three diabled janks especially rice, have exhausted our funds, and we in tow. All the waters neighbouring Hongkong have to look for help from benevolent friends have now been thoroughly searched.

mora than formerly.

The S. Choudai arrived from Bangkok yesterday. En roule she rescued twelve ship

wrecked Chineza.

BAXTER SCHOOLS BAZAAR. -

The sale of knitting work done by the girls realised $103.10, an the subscriptions dad donations for the year sided 1st April, 1993 amounted to $856-94.

SUPREME COURT.

Tuesday, 3rd November

Is SUMMARY JURISDICTION.

BEFORE HIS HONOUR A. G. WHE (PUIENE JUDGE.)

ACTION BY A SOLICITUR. -

The annual sale of work in aid of the C.M.B. Baxter Schools took place in the City Hall yesterday afternoon, and judging by the attend- ance of fair purchasers the function should prove a success fionncially, as it did socially, the event quite partaking the form of ga informal social reunion. There were many sul varied samples of what can be done with the asedlo, but whore all were so good it would be perhaps invidiona to particularise, and the result must have been very gratifying to all the ladies who so kindly gave their time to assume the role of saleswomen, and who were mainly ros-Loi Kan Bang for the But of 8871.23 in respect persible for the arrangements of this annual A party from Government House attended, and from three o'clock a continuous stream of visitors, all on parohasing intent visited the Hall, and a brisk trade appeared to be going on on all sides.

event,

During the afternoon, by kind permission of Colonel Birdwood and officers, the Band of the 10th Bo. L. I., played a choice selection of music in their usual excellent style.

The stall-holders were:-(2) Mrs. Atkinson, Mrs. Hanter, and Miss Blair; (2) Mrs. Play fair and Mrs, Pluckney; (3) Mrs. Sisbe, Miss Siebs, Mrs. Goetz, and Mrs. Vanderheyds; (4) Lady Goodman and the Misses Goodman, and Miss Anderson; (5) Mrs. May, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Birdwood, and Miss Bird (refreshments) (6) Lady Barkley and the Misses Berkley; (7) Mrs. Baker-Brown, Miss Hunter, and Miss Danby: (8) Mrs. Stedman, Mrs. Dickson, and Mias Hawkeloy; (9) Mrs.) Toolor, Misa Mac pherson, and Miss Hazeland; (10) Mrs. Swan, Mrs. Bell, and Mrs. Lang; (11) Mrs. Tomes, Mrs. Saunders, Mrs. Turner, and Miss Han cock; (1) Mrs. Hours, Mrs. Pritchard, and Miss Wylly; (13) Mrs. Bateson-Wright, Mrs. Lammert, and Miss Mitchell; (14) Mrs. Pres- tob, and Miss Marray Bain, in connection with whose stall was a well patronised "grab-bag."

WEATHER REPORT

The Hongkong Observatory yesterday issued the following report :--

The barometer has risen alightly over E. Japan, fallen moderately on the China coset.

Pressure is still high in a belt lying over China and Japan in about the 35th parallel, and relatively low to the Northward of this ares, and also over the 8. Philippines.

Gradients have depressed and the monsoon has moderated on the China coast.

Strong bat decreasing mon soon over the China Sea.

Forecast-N.E to N. winds, moderate; ne.

A case was called in which G. K. Hali Bratton, solicitor, sued Wong Chi Nam and

of work done and 583 of money spent by plaintiff ne policitor. Mr. F. Paget Hett, solicitor, appeared for the plaintiff

When the case was called, the defendant Lai Kai Bang came forward.

His Lordship-Why did you net go and get this bill tared as I told you?

Dafendast Because this secount is con- nected with eovom poople.

1; Quadriller.

2. Waltz.

3. Lancers.

4. Barn Dense,

5. Mazurka,

6. D'Albert".

7. Echottische. 8. Der Styriaus. 9. Waltz.

10. LaneBIN.

11. Waltz.

1. Schottische.

13. Quadrilles.

14. Barn Dance (original).

13. D'Alberta.

16. Mazurke.

17. Waltz.

18. Cirenssi Civele.

THE SLEEPING SICKNESS.

ROSA AND ITALY.

London, 19th October. Italian feeling consequent on the postpone ment of the Tsar's visit to Rome is becoming more patense. The Socialists are jubilant at what they describe as their victory, and are receiving congratulations from the Russian revclutioniste.

THE VATICAN.

London, 20th October. Monsignor Merry Del Val has been appointed Papal Secretary of State.

OBITUARY..

London, 29th October. The death is announced of John Calloott Horley, Royal Academician.

*・・ IRISH AFFAIRS. Mr. Redmond, speaking at Belfast, declared that now they had secured the Land Bill the way was clear for home rule.

The Daily News says Government has concluded a bargala with the Irisa whereby concessions will be made in reapest to higher education in Ireland, and the support of the Irish members will be renewed next session.

[VIA MANILA.] SPANISH ROYAL V281T TO ROME.

Rome, 26th October.

There is said to be deep feeling existing among the authorities of the Roman Catholic Church on account of the approaching visit of Alfosso, King of Spain, to the King of Italy.

CANADA. TO ANNEX GREENLAND.

Washington, 26th October, The Dominion of Canada; will seek to annex Greenland.

SUICIDE OF TERKIH GOVERNOR.

Constantinople, 26th October. Governor Adri committed enicide. There are conflicting reports as to the reasons for his taking his life. It is said that he had incurred the displeasure of the Sultan and feared the loss of his office and waith, or perhaps death.

The latest accounts from Uganda (a Pall Mall Gazette correspondent writes) show that the investigations of the Commission on Sloep- ing Sickness are bearing fruit. Colonel Brace has fred responsibility for the transmission of the fetal malady, a more accurate name for which is a native word signifying "drow siness," upon a fly called the bibu," which frequents many parts of the country, but is found mainly on the shores of Lake Victoria Mr. Paget Helt weat into the witness-box Nyanza. So far as is known, Europeans have and in evidence stated that the work was done hitherto enjoyed immunity from the disease, by himself personally as far back as November but recently two cases have come under notice on the of white men afflicted with sickness which of last year. When the case was on previous Friday he heard the Court direct the tatrayed its premonitory symptoms. That this cecarrod at Entebbe, on the shores of the lakes, defendants to go down and get the bill taxed He went down with them and showed them the favears the theory that the bibe By is at the scale, with which they appeared to be quite bottom of the mischief, and there is talk of sutised. He left them there. When he got shifting the Government headquarters from Entebbe inland. This step woulů involve the back they had gone.

Government is great expense, ns Entebbe has

Hongkong, 3rd November. been made quite a reputable port and town, and

The following cargoes have arrived here fo its position has hitherto proved most advan- lagsons for Governmental purposes. Further this port:-- investigation may, however, render this step

Quite recently the

Church Mission had established a large industrial branch on the lake shore for the purpose of developing native training in agrrienlture, brick making, woodwork, and other industries, and on the advice of Colonel Brace the antheri- ties have deemed it best in the interests of the Baganda to remove the industrial mission to its old station near the Mengo headquarters, some seven miles inlande. Local feeling is, however, rather in favour of seeking means to extermin- ate the bibu than of trying to escape its habitat

Lai Kan Sang stated in evidence that the bill was divided among tre persone.

His Lordship-I cannot help that; you can we them if you like.

Defendant-We are willing each one to pay his shure; $90 in cach person's share.

His Lordship-I must give judgment for the plaintiff with costs. You can sue the others for their contributions. At present there are two of you who have to pay. Wong Chi Nam and yourself. You would not take my advice, and so you have got to pay for it. The Court adjourned.

LATEST STEAMER MOVEMENTS.

The O. & O. steamer Doric, with mails, &o, left Shanghai for this port yesterday, at 7 p.al, and is due here to-morrow, at daylight.

The 0.8.8. & C.M, steamer Confa left Singa pore on the 2nd inst., and is dus here on the 9th inat.

The Ben Line steamer Bezmokr, from Leith, Antwerp and London, left Singapore on the 2nd nst. for this port..

UnOsCessary.

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COMMERCIAL ITEMS,

250 tons of hemp from Manila per Zoftro. 2,400 tons of general from Calcutta, etc., per i Namsung.

2,700 tons of sugar from Tegal per dmora. 950 tons of general from Shanghai por Hang- chow.

356 pigs and 61 bullocks from Haiphong per Hongkong.

2,300 tons of rice from Bangkok per Cheulai, 655 pigs and 150 tons of general from Pekhoi per Mattilde.

1,000 tons of general from Bangkok per Marie Rickmere.

3,000 NEWSPAPERS ExcouHEND MACNIVEN & CAMERON'S PENS.

FRENCH IS

MARTELL'S

* $23.00 PER DOZEN.

*** $20.05 PER DOZEN.

V. 8. O. P. 84700 PER DOZEN.

V. V. B. O. P. $84.00 PER DOZEN.

Even their cheapest quality is recommended by the Medical Faculty for Invalids and delicate people.

SOLE AGENTS.

H. PRICE & CO.

12, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL.

SKIN AND BLOOD PURIFICATION

Cuticure Soap, Ointment

and Resolvent

Cleanse the Skin, Scalp

'and Blood

Of Torturing, Disfiguring Hu- mours with Loss of Hair

WHEN ALL ELSE FAILS

Thousands of the world's best peo ple. have found lastant relief and speedy care by the use of Cuticura Re- solvent, Ointment and Soap in the most torturing and disfiguring of Itching, burning and sealy humoore, ecZEMES, rashes, Itchings and inflammations.

Thousands of red, fretted moth. erá, of skin-tortured and disigured bables, of all ages and conditions, have certified to almost miraculous eures by the Cuticura remedios when the best medical skill had falled to re leve, much less cure.

Catleara Treatment is local and con- stitutional complete and perfect, pure, sweet and wholesome. Bathe the affected surfaces with Cuticurs Soap and hot water to cleanse the skin of crusts and scales and soften the thick- ened cutlele, dry without hard rabbing, and apply Caticura Ointment freely to allay Itching,

Irritation and indemma- tion, and soothe and, heal, and lastly take Calicura Resolvent to cool and cleanse the blood, and

and put every tion in a state of healthy activity.

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that bis Office is pleased to

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are completed and, he can be seen from 8.30 .. to I ra. and 2 to & r., Latest American methods. Reasonable prices.

No charge for examinations,

31, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL,

Watkins Building. Hongkong, 26th October, 1903.

THE WAVERLEY Pin, for Easy Writing. THE

tions --

1. "That the Capital of the Company bo increased from 81,000,000 (divided intu 100,000 shares of 31 each) to $1.500,00 (divided into 150,00 sharce of $10 each) by the creation of SMU new shores of $1 each to be offered and if accepted to be allotted to the present shareholders of the Company at par in the ratic and proportion of one new share for avery two old shares in the Company held by the respective shareholders thermot, tho amount payable on each of such new shares respectively to be paid at sock time or times and la such manner as the Company by its General Managers may hereafter determine."

2. "That Article No. 8 of the Articles of Association of the Company be cancelled and the following Artich substituted therefor: The remuneration of the General Managers shall to a xam not exceeding $8,100 per annua (which shall cover office runt and salaries of Secretary and other employees) and a commission of 5 par cent of the net profits of the

Company for ench year, that such profits

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amount to 7 per cent. of the capital of the Company."

Dated this 2nd day of November. 1903,

JOHN D. HUMPHREYS & SON, 30481

General Managers, HUMPHREYS' ESTATE AND FINANCE. COMPANY LIMITED.

THE SHARE CERTIFICATE No. 4,935

Tfor Fifty clares, auntered 61,551-61,900

inclusive, standing in the register in the name of Capt. DOSALL FIDLES TULLOCH, .., of Hongkong, baring been lost, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that unless the said Certificate be produced at the offices of the Company, 38 and 4) Queen's Road Central, Victoria. Horgkong, before 25th November, 1903, a new certificate for the said shares will be isened and the old certificate will thereafter be hold by the Company as null and void.

JOHN D. HUMPHREYS & SON,

------ General Managers: Hongkong, 23rd October, 1908.

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THE DAIRY FARM COMPANY, LIMITED.

NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. THE SEVENTH ORDINARY YEARLY MEETING of SHAREHOLDERS ia the above Company will be hell at the COM- PANY'S TOWN DEPOT, 2, Lower Albert Road, Hongkong, on THURSDAY, the 19th day of NOVEMBER, 1903, at 3 'CLOCK P... for the purpose of presenting the Report of the Directors and Statement of Accounts to the 31st July, 1903.

The TRANSFER BOOKS of the Company will be CLOSED from the 6th to the 19th day of NOVEMBER, 1903, both days inclusive.

By Order of the Board of Directors.

S. A. SETH,

Secretary.

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Hongkong, 2nd November, 1908

FOR SALE.

THE NEW "SUN" No.

VISIBLE ANTI-RIBBON

TYPEWRITER.

TT is a type-lever Machine, kes Anti-Ribbon Linkit Mechanion whie's costs one-tenth

the o si of a ribbon, has univeral keyboard of 27 keya, and writes altogether 81 characters. It takes in paper 8 inches and write a lice of 7 inches. It measures 84 by 12 by 11 inches and weighs 13 pounds unpacked.

Beautiful work up: rosching Print, which is impossible with a Ribbon.

A small consigament of above Machines having just arrived, are $135 net.

offered for Sale at

Easy term of small monthly payments on hire Rystem accoptel, on orders only, from scholars and other approved applicants wishing to acquire a machine for Leeruiug preparatory to clarkship or otherwise.

Circular and Particulus to be had on appli cation.

THE CENTRAL PRINTING OFFICE,

No. 2 Coronation Terrace. (Below UALNE ROAD at the head of ABERDEEN STREET.) Sole Agents for Hongkong & China, Hongkong, 22nd October, 1948.

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QUAN WAH & CO. GRANITE MERCHANT CONTRACTORS, Doalers in

M

ARBLE and GRANITE

MONUMENTS.

No. 1. QUEEN'S ROAD ESS Estimates, Designa & Prices on Arplication All descriptions of Graatte for Export

Hongkong, 17th October, 199

204

R. J. REMEDIOS. POREIGN AND COLONIAL STAMP

DEALER,

No. 39, WINDHAM STREET, HONGKONG, Will be glad to send STAMPS on approval to Buy address on receipt of satisfactory" "refar

ancer.

Is also prepared to purchase used POSTAGE STAMPS in Large or Small Quantitios for Cash: AGENTS WANTED.

[2911 N

IKEJIRI COAL.

A monument of the late Baron Ketteler was

THE Pablic are hereby notified that the undersigned are the BOLE AGENTS unveiled on the 25th alt, at the Park of the Royal Palaco at Munster, the home of the late THE FLYING SCOTONNAN PEN,Instead of a Quill.

MIDZUSHIMA & CO THE FLTING J writes 200 words per dip. Sold for the above-mentioned Coal in this Colony. Minister to China, H. M. the Kaiser was

[2827 represented by his aide-de-camp; General vonut all Stationeri. WAVERLEY WORKS, EDINBUEGH.

[2945-1 Hongkong, 9th October, 1903. G Moltke.

15 to 25 per cent. Discount Allowed. 11958

SUMIRE PRINTING PRESS.

TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the properties and business of the above has been sold to LUI KEE.

All debts duc from the business,op to the 31st day of October, 1903, will be paid by the former proprietor, and the Purchaser will not be responsible therefor.

LUI KEE

Purchaser.

Hongkong, 1st Novembor, 1908.

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