*
Yalo, are a promise of being passed through, bat a meath or more may elagyo before this may bo accomplished. The rates at thus hotels are
Rbls. 9 por diew, and living expouses have risen
over 100 per cont. The war correspondents aro
THE CHINA TIMES" CASE.
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY MARCH 16TH, 1904
On the 2nd instant we published a telegram
from Tientia stating that Mr. Joba Cowen, Editor of the China Times, after being amoued before the "military anthorities" and ordered to give suraty for his behaviour, which herefused to do, was threatened with deportation. His offence was stated to be denunciations of Russian cruelty, and his ples the freedom of comment of the Press. The Chi Times of the 5th inst now to bind, has the following article which helps to explain matters :---
CHINESE INSURANCE CO., LD.
(IN LIQUIDATION), Ta following is the report for premutation to the shareholders at a general meeting to be laid at the office of the Hou, Sir C. P. Chater, K.C.M.G.. Victoria Buildings, Queen's Road, on Saturday, 26th March, at 3 p.lit. :-
The liquidator now begs to slatemout of accounts to 31st December, 3003.
The nadersigned was entrusted with this euidation of this company at a general meeting held on the 21st January, 1892, but it was not natil September, 1804, that he folt himself
Bubmit #
ROYAL HONGKONG YACHT CLUB,
On the 12th the Championship yachts rosailed the Ninth Club Race, which was refinished on the 20th February. Thors was a tolerably steady anath-easterly breeze the whole day, and the race was finished in good time.
3
KODAKSI KODAKS!! KODAKS!!!
AND
PHOTO GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
We bave na Establishment Solely devoted to
DEVELOPING AND PRINTING The Elspeth got the best of the start, but foll into third place at the markboat off Chung Hue, for Amateurs, where wo turn out work of the best description up with gent promptuoss. and dileen oropt up in tho boat down to Fairway Bacy. After rounding the Chung Hae mark- boat the spend time, Dions and Aileen kept to thesnuth of Stonecutters' Island, whilst Vernon and Elspeth kept the north side. Finally the
issning a daily Bulletin, in order not to get ont of practics. Some of them are denying them. solves the luxury of hotel life, and are loading a Bohemian existence, in a two-storied bungalow, in a similar aner as though they were eutual. ly campaguing. The local stores bare intimate that in fature they will soil for cash only. As this commodity is exures at present, transactions will be limited. The loen! Russo-Chinese Bank is requesting depositors to arrange their
The following subpoena was served on Thurs.jastilled to make the first pay inel of capitaine, bean fully handled in the bant against accounts with them. For some time past. day, February 25th, upon Mr. John Cowan, at $7.50 per share. A second return of capital wind and tide by H. E, the Acting Governor, documents and books have boon renoved from Editor of the Chino Times, at the office of the at $2.75 per shure was declared in March, 1898 down in the slack water andor Kowloon Point
the Bank to other branches."
JAPAN'S VINDICATION.
The Japanese Consul-General at Shanghai bas published the test of the following telegram received by him from Shanghai :----
Tls Imperial Japanese Gevorninoat learn that the Russian Government have recently addressed a mute to the Powers in which to James Governannt are charged with having con, mittelniu neta iu Cores which ar considered by Rowin to be in violation of International Law, and ull futile (sic) orders and
journul:-
making a total of $10.25 per share.
The company's shareholders to u great extent
crossed the lins first, and the Ferzou soming
In Flis Britannic Majosty's Court at Tien in have beau very alow, however, in coming formant place. The times at the finish were:-
Thursday, the 25th day of February, 1904.
To John Cowen-
passed the dilan out in the tide und took second
1. 1. 5.
4
0 40
H. 1. 3.
07 40
LONG. HING & CO..
Hongkong, 10th, Maṛch, 1904,
1A, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL;
(Few Doors East of Hongkong Hotel)
138
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& ERNST ELECTRIC LIGHT.
HEAUTY OF ILLEMINATION COMBINED WITH GREAT ECONOMY
AS CHEAP AS GASI
EDM. JOHANNSEN
to collect the amount dua to them. Notwith- Dione 3 30 30 Aileen... 350 FOR PARTICULARS APPLY TO standing the greatest efforts mado to induce Vernon....
Elspeth... You have this day been charged (ou outb)|xlarakolders tu eums for ward, there still remains On the 13th the Royal Engianors' Cup was before this Court, for that you, the General unclaimed the amount of $810 às first repay sailed for
a strong uasterly breex. The Manager and Publisher of the China Times, by ment of capital on 108 shares, and $363 as course was between 5 onocit.ers' and Green the publication in an article in the issue of the second repayment of capital en 182 shares. Isband, fluishing a Sconscutt rs' South Pier. 24th Feb., 1904, pf the paragraph beginning Owing to the great lapse of time this total of The Mia led the foot up to the frat un rkhout. with the words "the sole point down to the $1,173 should now bodisposed of.
the yahta renning bef ve tuo streng breeze word "beasts," have committed an act likely to in view of the very protracted delay lu wind- with spinnakors ret as fast as stua more, but at produce or excite to a breach of the public peaceing up this company your liquidator considered the second round the Alanank had ́t hom the especially in row of the presence of troops of it right to cease charging the oration Lading postion. So, how afterwards was various nationalities in Tientsin.
allowed to him of $300 per annum, since the unf stupale enough to disqualify horsel., by beginning of 1897; which should tool with the touching de markhout off Gres Island. The approval of the shareholders,
wind about il is tim› booked mors to the n æth-
declarations of the Corean Government are declared in that note to be invalid. The Japaness Geverument do not da i ensary
Therefore you are commanded, in fis in the present instance to concern themselves in Majesty's name, to appear before this Court on any way with the views, opinions, or declarations Monday, the 20th day of February, at 10,80 of the Russian Government. But iftey beliovoolocks in the forenoou, to answer to the said i to be their right and duty to correct micstatecharge, and to be farther dealt with according ments of fact which, if permitted to roma to the 1, in accordance with Section 100 of mucontrarlicted, might give rise in the minds of
the China and Japan Order in Council of 1805. neutral Powers to incorrect inferences and
L. C. HOFKING conclusions. Accordingly the Japause Govern-
Consul-Goueral and Judge. mont make the following alatoment respecting the five acts which in the note referred to are The passage in question in car issue of the declared to be fully proved and confirmed fiets 24th alt, was as follows:
It
1-The Japaness Govornost admit that the. Japanese troops were lauded before the declara. tion of war, but not before the state of war which actually oxisted between Japan and Russia. is well known that the maintenance of the independence and territorial integrity of Corsa is one of the cbjects of the present war, and the despatch of troops to the menaced territory was a matter of right and necessity which had the distinct consent of the Corean Government. A sharp distinction is to be drawn between the landing of Japanese troops in Cores and the souding of Russian troops to Mauchuris withonti the content of China white peaceful negotiations
were still in progress,
On making the second repayment of capital
|
As for Sir Henry himself, he doubtless meant well by the colony, and was in many reprets an able Governor, [but be allowed him self in bo fawned upon by the Compradore class of Chinese; by visi ing them and their con- bines appeared to sanction such relations, and so gavn alfeuce to the "unco' guid" in thai Blony, and with the best of int ntions h given the Chinese what our American friends i wond callepurged hand, lear my behind him a change very much for the worse in our farmir į pleasant relations and intercourse with Chineas
cra quita understand the charge of being for pro-Chinose which the newspapers in wart, increasing in strength, making it a doul Hongkong ur brong a.ulust him, and in March, 1998, your liquidator calculated that | beat up to the winning lico, and Dione now dew | 1 think the fact that the petition for his. this would abstabas arly as possible the funds ahead, th. For mon taking svevod plus, Dionetin ng Goronorm solely signed by of the company, and the somewhat larger rash cross the line first, and a loused as if she could stics and it by any Europeans coolinus it.
I netive with regret that many valuable alanes of $44462 now in hand is mainly duovo her time on the one design class; but the presents were mado ni her dopueturo to ́ Lady to a dividend received quite unexpectedly iHowity, with her new salts nats plucky fair Blake by the Chineas. I believe there is a rulo August, 1900, from the estate of Messrs. sailor band o
| in some sorvices-the Indian Civil for one, I board, is long ia gruzdink-that such test monints are not permittel, Degener & Co., in San Francisco.
style, just beating the Bricu, which was headed and everyone who has lived in the East will off by a foul pall from the aorti.
agree that some such stringent rule theid bo A large party of Friends interested in yöehting made for all colonial offers and their families
who have to deal with Asintres]." witursed the race from Stonecutters Island, where hudhen had been provided in the target. With reference to the concluding paragraph 360,00 | shod. After the crews had lauded, the cup, a fize of Mr. Shewan's letter, the following appear
specimen of Japanes: silver work, was presented the Rules and Regulations of th Jolonial Office, as applicable to Governor by Blas, Walkins to Muz, Hastings, who represent we co uót ebane ve lhat may specific incatio ented the owners of the Bonito,
is made of their wivesor familles ;-
Chapter 2, Rain 39. He is prohibited from receiving presents, pecuniary of valuable, from The inhabitants of the Colony, or any class of thom, during tho confiunaues of his offee, and from giving such presents, and this rule is to be equally observed on Paving his office.
The amount in hand, viz :- Cash balance in current ageonnt. Balance unclaimed on first repayment
of capital Balance unclaimed ou second repay-
ment of capital
$44.62
$10.00
RESOLUTION TO BE TROPOSED AT THE GENERAL NEETING.
To lose shareholders who make a written
"The sole point to which it seems neces- sary to direct attention is the suggestion that the men and women on board the s.. Wenchow were deservedly ill-treated because the men were spies and the women something worse.
Total ... $1,817,62 No explanation has been given by the Russing sould now finally be disposed of and the authorities of the brutal behaviour extended affairs of this company definitely be brought to toward these refugees, and the present apology closo, since after more than 12 years liquida. scoms scarcely less scandalas than the ill-usage to your liquidator now intends to leave the itselt. If the men were accused of being ades
East. thoy should have been triod before a properly- constitated court, not knocked about by brates aniform, and even if found guilty and imprisoned, a civilised gaoler would have provid-application to the liquidator, Mr. J. Gosmanu, od that they received food and drink, The on or before the 2nd day of April, 1901, Si barbarism and brutality for which Siberis is (Dollar One), or a fraction of wame, to be notorions throughout the civilised world is returned per share, und any balance reamining illustrated at the first outbreak of war. It after payment of auditor fee, printing and potty expenses to be transferred to the credit we have pointed the Liquidator. stands in grim contrast, as
The books of the company to remain in safy destroyed after two years from date.
The accounts are as follows
BALANCE SHEET, 31st December, 1803. Cash in bank. Capital
The following were íla limes at ilas finisizje
IL. 31. S
Date... 3 3 35 Perwm, 3 10 20 Price 310 i bonito... 3 12 34 Min
16 10
I. S. Iria
3 25 45 Chanticleer 3 27 25 Gloria ... 528 99 3 33 @ # $4.49
Colleen Lorren
BOWLING
THE NAVY . A HONGKONG CLUB TEAM.
Chaper 17. Rule 21-Governors, Ling- fetaal-Governors, and all other servants of the Crown in a Colony, avs prohibited from |receiving presents offered for their personal acceptance by Kings, hiefs, or other members of the native population, in or u ighbouring to. mch Colony.
2. The Japanese Government declare that the allegation under this number is untrue. They did not stop the dolivery of Russian tole grams by the Danish cable. Neither did they destroy the Corean Goyorument's telegraphic communication. Regarding the attack on the Japanese to the Russian survivors at Chemulpo, cas!ody with Messrs, M-lobors & Co., and to ing, on the Club aleys. Tho Club team was the express sunction of the Secretary of State,
8th February on the two Russian men-of-war f Chemulpo, it is only necessary to say that a state of war existed and that Coren toug given her consent at her convenience alpahe landing of Japaness troops at Chome new port of Chomplpo had osasid to be loost between the belligerents.
out, to the humane treatment accorded by the
The unwarranted aspersions on the character of the Japanese women are scarcely worthy of notlos. Port Arthur, it is true, sticks with infomy; so much to the crudit of the Russian officers who cale it. It is not the Japanese t who have made it so. There is not a town or colony in Japan or in the Far East that can compare with the fortified ports of Eastern Russia for rice and lith of the worst descrip.. tion: Well may the Times speak of this war as a war of civilisation, if only because it promises to end in the downfall of the Itussian Sodent and Gomorrah, Port Arthur and Vladivostock. Among all this garbage of humanity, the Japanese are the race which have kept. themselves cleau. Yet even the lowest of women may not be denied food and drink by aptors who have any instinets above those of beasis."
3. The Japanese Government has stablished a Prize Court with full authority to deal with the seizures of merchant-vessels. Accordingly it would be olourly unecessary to make any statement regarding the assertion under this mumber.
4, The Japanese tovernment also declare the -charge under this number to be absolutely and wholly without foundation is fact.
5. The Japanese Government dony this accuracy of the statement under this number. No demand either direct or indirect was addressed by the Japanese Government to the Russian Minister to withdraw from Coren. On the 10th February, the French Chargé d'Affaires called on the Japanese Minister and informed him, as he did afterwords in writing, that it was the destro of the Russian Minister to leave Seoul and asked the opinion of the Japanese Minister on this subject. To this the latter replied that if the Russian Minister would withdraw in a peaceful manner, taking with him his staff and Legation Guards, he would be fully protected by our troops. The Russian Minister so withdrew of his own free will on the 12th February and an escort of Japanese soldiers was furaisted bim so far as Chotulpo,
It may be added that, the Russian Consul at Fasan remained at his post as late as the 8 February. Itis reported that he was coripallod to stay so long in absence of instractious which the Russian Minister apparently did not esre to give his Consul before bit departure When it was mada kuowu that he was fastracted to leave that port, the Japanese Consul there offered him every facility for his departure for Shanghai via Japan
SUPREME COURT.
Tuesday, 15th Mareli.
IN ORIGINAL JURISDICTION.
BEFORE HIS HONOUR SIR WILLIAM M,
GOODMAN (CHIEF JUSTICE).
The section of the Orders in Council under which theso presselings were taken reads as follows:-
"Order of her Majesty the Queen in Council for the Government of her Majesty's Bubjects
(At the Court in China and Japan. Windsor, the 9th inrch, 1865.)
at
by
ASSETE.
DIABILITIES.
. $2,500,000.00 $ t. Paid up
300, Lose transfer of bainneoat do- bit of profit and loss account at end of 1831
283.924.83
Lees transfer to lat repayment of capital account 1,50
11, 250,00 ahnros at $7.30. Transfer to 2nd repayment of capital account 1,500 tes
$2.75
Transfer of balance at delit of profit and loss account por 1992 to 31st Depombor. 19:3
THE NAVY.
I
Ou Moulay night a Hongkong Club-team, duding twe of the 8 which neatly defeated the Club Germania, mút a Navel teais at bowl.
unequal to the task bet, and suffed infest by 485 points. The scores were us follows :----
3 4 Total 144.691-Lt. Gibson,
C. Waterwitch... 226 216 181 221 844
2-Lt, Ford,
Rambler...... 235 21 172 133 761 4- Vivian,
2205 173 185 154 717 Vengeance... 10,877.155-Dr. Horley,
Waterwitch... 173 148 11+ 244 684 8.-1.t. Warburg,
Wateroitch... 200 184 93 165 .642
191 1B Jur 4) J30
180 Vengernee
98 124 183 590 13-Mr. Woodman,
Waterwitch... 186 206 96 112 590
4,125.0
15,375.00
11 Mr. Browa,
Picenda
12-Mr. Edwards,
1.152.53
16,552.53
24$4.64
PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT, Per 1802 to Bist December, 1903. Losa on 1 Jujaness bod Loss paid per British burque Kitty Claim per Pumpent settled with... Charges
Final dividend Estate Degoner & Co., Sun
Francisco Unclaimed dividends
Interest suconates Accunt receivable
Halance.....
Section XIII-DEPORTATION. 146 (i) When it is shown on oath to the urniture satisfaction of any of her Majesty's Courts in China or in Japan, that there is reasonable ground to apprehend that any British subject in China or Japan is about to commit a bench of the public peace, or that the acts or conduct of any British subject in China or in Japan ure or is inely to produc or excite, to a bresch of the public peace, the Court within the jurisdiction whereof he happens to be may cause him to be brought before it, and r quira hin to give security, to the satisfaction of the Court, to keep the peace, or for his fature good behaviour, as the case may require.
ander this Order, of any orine or offence, the 4(a) Whore sny British subject is con cintad
Court within the jurisdiction whereof he hap- pens to be may require bim to give soonrity to the satisfaction of the Court for his future good bobaviour
In either ofthe cases, if the person required
→
423.12
Total
5,4650
Rule 422 When such presents cannot be absolutely refused without giving off toy, they this rule there can logo exception, unless with to be delivered up to the Government, To
SHIPPING NOTES.
THE г. &o. "BORNEO."
The P. & O. 6.8. Bornco -- intermediato sleamer- arrived from Yokohama yesterday, having come viờ Shanghai, Capt. G. W. Gor- don, R.N.., reports fino weather.
AN ACCIDENT.
The German 88. Phra Nang arrived from Bangkok yesterday with a cargo of rien for Mesars. Hutterfield® & Søire. While off Cape Varella he met with an accident, one of the air pamps, circulating pamps, getting broken. During the latter part of the voyage she ex- porienced rainy weather,
SAMARANG SUGAR,
Some 2,000 tons of sugar arrived from Sapas- cang, Java, yesterday by the German 8itin Daphne, the Hongkong agents of the vessel being Messrs. Siessen & Co, The Faphics oxperienced fine weather to the Paracels, and 3 4 Total thence to port strong E.N.E. winds and cain.
139 $74
HONGKONG CLUB TEAM.
3-T. C. Gray 250 188 137 143
W. A. Sims. 181 176 178 7-A. Ellis
237 139 18: 49.73
161 638 9-C, P. Chator... 190 141 146 1,578.57
B2 110 437 2.762.7110-G. A. Woodcock 228 17
11-G. W. Smith 130 122 149 176 580 34,814.13 | 15--5. A. funkey 101 128 120 121 200 16-J. D. Auld... 170 122 125 110 527
$ c 322.98 96.00
3.174.81
10,50
53.00
1,157.53
84,814.13
Firat repayment of capital por 31st December, 190%. Amount paid into Hongawig and Shanghai.
Banking Corporation being firat rejiny. went of capital on 1,300 shares at 7-50
11,250.0 per share t Amount paid through Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation : 1,332 shares at $7.50 per shuro Amount remaining nuclaimed at back on 108 shares at $7.50 per share on 1st January, 1911
10,440.00
10.
Majority for the Navy...
THE GERMAN MAIL. The ND... Itoon arrived from Yokohama,
162 668 having come via Shanghai, yesterday. Sha
experienced five weather.
5,001
Totut
465.
THE ADMINISTRATION OF HONGKONG.
In the Times of the 16th January a letter, which had undergone editorial abbreviation, was printed from Mr. R. Showau in reply to Sir Henry Blake's latter of the 10th November respecting Me, Irland's criticisms of Colonial government in Hongkong. Mr. Bhowan is aggrieved at the curtailment of his remarks by tho Temes, and forwarded a letter to the Investor's Guardian. We reprinted what the
THE PHEA CHELA CHIOM. KLAQ," The German 8.5. Phra Chula Chom Kiua arrived from Bangkok, viu Wo-shi-chug, with full cargo of rice for Messrs. Butterfield & Swire, yesterday, She experienced strong N.E, monsoon, fog, and 'rain.
TRADE
TELEPHONE No. 135.
MARK
Times gave, and now subjoin the other omitted THE FAVOURITE BRANDY OF THE $11,250.00 portions (given in brackets) with so much of the context as seems necessary to connect the 1903.
second repayment of capital per 31st December, Amount paid into Hongkong ind Shanghai
Banking Corporation "being second
Amtant paid through Hoagkong and repayment of capital on 1,500 aharos at $75 per share Shanghai Banking Corporation on 1,369 shares at 52.75
Amount remaining melaimed on 132 shares at $2.75 per share on 1st January, 1004
seuse,
Sir Henry Blake, of course, feels bound to defend bis Government and the men under bin, 4,125.00 bat Mr. Ireland has ouly voiced the feelings of the majority of Europeans out there. and their dissatisfaction with a system of government by 3,762.00
mon sent out by the Colonial Ofre who know 303, not hing of our wants and ways [and tow of
whow ever seem to learn-many of them more $1,125.00 y mediocre schoolboys, one day in charge of
the Police Department and the next the Post! pruvious training for those important offices. Office, or Treasury, or Magistracy without any
to give security fails to do so, the Court may P. & O. MOLDAVIA" AT COLOMBO.
order that he be deported from China, or Japan
to such place as the Court directa,"
On the arrival of the P. & O. 9. S. Moldavie The defendant appeared as commanded at the in Colombo, on her return from her maiden Consulate General on Monday last, 28th trip to Australia, on the 25th ult, the occasion February. The proceedings were held in was marked by a banquet and dance on the fine Evidenco was taken in the case in which Chambers. The defendant was ordered to give decks of this splendid floating palaces, which Chos Ut Chin and Pan kon Shan sued Chu recognisances. He declined and declines to do was attended by a large number of Colomb Leo and Chu Ping in respect of the right to so.
residents, on the invitation of Mr. F. G. Allen,
CLAIM TO A CROWN LEASE.
the ownership of a Crown lense(Marine Lot 53A) A deportation order was accordingly made the local agent of the P.&O.S.N. Co Spooches
on the old Fraga, Hon. H. E. Pollock, K,C., barrister-at-law, and Mr. E. H. Sharp, K.C., barrister-at-law (instructed by Mr. R. Harding, of Messrs. Ewans and Harston, solicitors), appeared for the plaintiffs, and Bir. M. W. Blade, barrister-at-law (instructed by Mr. H. J. Gedge, of Messrs. Johnson, Stokes and Master, solidtors), appeared for the defendants."
on Wednesday, the 2nd inst.
BEWARE of the party
were made, wishing" Prosperity to the P.&O.." by several prominent officials, being responded to by Mr. Allen and Captain F. L. Gordon, of offering Imitations of Macniven & Cameron's Pens the Moldavia. A most enjoyable evening was
They come as a boon and a blessing to men,
Pickwick, the Owl, and the Warrior Boat on board, the steamer being thoroughly inspected, through the courtesy of Captain MACNIVEN & CAMBRO, LTD, Waverley Works Gordon, one of the company's most popular
Edinburgh.
40commanders.
The
- Sold at all Stationers,
FRENCH IS
MARTELL'S
* $24.00 PER DOZEN.
*** 331.00 PER DOZEN.
V. S. O P. $51.00 PER DOZEN.
Nor is this to be wondered at, for to a great extent the Colonial service is supplied from the . V. V. 8. O. P. 393.00 PER DOZEN. ranks of those who cannot pass the higher ex aminations for the Consular and other botter
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Itching, Burning Palms, Painful Finger Ends,
With Brittle, Shapeless, Discolored Nails,
As Well as Rogness and Redness.
One Night Treatment with Cuti- cura, the Great Skin Cure.
Soak the hands on retiring in a strong, hot, creamy lather of Caticare Boap. Dry and anoint freely with Caticura Ointment, the great skin cure and porest of emollients. Woar, during the night old, loose kid gloves, or bandage lightly tu old, soft cotton or linen. For red, rough and chapped hands, dry, fissured, tchins
hing feverish palms, with brittio, shapeless nails and this treatment is simply
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caring in a single application,
to
treatment for every hamour of the skin, scalp and blood, with loss of hair, Bathe with hot water and Cuilcara Soop
cleanse the surface of crusts and scales, and soften the thickened cuticle. Dry, without
without hard rabbing, and apply CuticuraDintmentfreely, to allay itching, irritation and infiammation, and soothe and heal, and lastly, take the Cuticura It solvent, to cool and cleanse the blood. This treatment affords instant relief, permits rest and sleep in the soverest forms of Eczema and other itching, burning and scaly amours, and points. to a speedy, permanent and economical core of torturing, disfiguring humours, from pimples to scrofula, from infancy to uge, when all other remedles and the best physicians fail.
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the well known Local Photographer, has on Sale: the best collections of WAR PICTUR58 in the Colony.No. 4, ICE HOUSE ROAD,
Hongkong 15th rod, 120
FOR SALE.
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THE STUCK in Trade and Good Will of Tan Old Established Bicycle Firm in the Colony, situated in a good locality.
Apply by letter to
BICYCLE," Care of Daily Press Office.
1587 Hongkong, 26th February, 1904.
FOR SALE.
WNERS leaving the Colony, the Cruiser Yacht "PLOVER," 58 feet over all, cabin with accommodation for four Europeans.
for picnics or shooting parties.
May be inspected on application ta
THE ITALIAN FAR-EAST TRADING CO. 10. Des Voeux Road. Hongkong, 7th March, 1904,
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paid Civil Services, while the more ablo and Even their cheapest quality is recommended pantry, &c., with all fittings completo. Suitable energetic spirits among them, on the other;
by the Medical Faculty for Invalids and hand, quickly pass out of it into the law or other professions where the rewards are much greater. In proof of this, I may point out that
delicate people, roat all the principal firms of architects and engineers now in Hongkong have been toided by gentlemen who were sent out by the Colonial Office at the colony's expense.
Under the rules of the Service, it is all bui impossible to bring home & charge of in competence against any clerk or official, te have to put up with inferior man-huse no consequonies being that heads of departme are content to do as little as possible till L happy day arrives when they can draw a pension from a long-suffering colony,]
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14
AT THE PEAK.
For witheas Furniture, together
MOR SALE, & FIVE-ROOMED HOUSE,
with Large Croquet Ground,
For Terms and Particulars, apply to
TURNER & CO. Hongkong, 20th March, 1904.
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