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THE CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA. AUSTRALIA AND CHINA.

NCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTRE*** 185: Head OFFICE-LONDON.

·CAPITAL PAID-UP... RESERVE LIABILITY OF SHARE-

HOLDERSutaras Kesunya FUND.

INTEREST allowed on Current Account at the rate of 2 por antum on the Daily balances On Fixed Deposits for 12 months. 4 per cent

STRICTURE AND KIDNEY DISEASE.

HOW BEER AFGEOTED THE KIDNEYS, Coto 2 Years Ago Still Well To-day.

54, Brighton Place, Hampton Square,

Sheoa Lazo, Mortlake,

London, England.

For nearly 19 years I suffered from stricture and kidney disease, and many a time have I hid on the bedroom floor writhing in agony. Twios 4800,000 I have been in hospital and undergone operations „£875,000 | for the stricture." Novoz, as long as I livo, stali I forget what I went through than:~~~The doctors said I could unt live-another threa menthe,, yet I ens tealy say that, although two years have passed since then,

was never botter in my life than I am today.

My illness came on in this way: Que day at my work I-strained my back, and afterwards I suffered from severe outting pains, just ever Hongkong. 18th May, 1905.

where the kidneys ara, especially when I atooped. I could not sleep well at nights, and there were FONGRONG & SHANGHAI BANK-distressing urinary disorders. I was miserable and out of sorts, and although the doctor did all ho could for me, I got worse instead of batter.

S

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"T..P. COCHRANE.

Manager.

ING CORPORATION-

PAID-UP CARITAS ........................... RESERVE FUND--

29:

THE HONGKONG DAİLY PRESS. TUESDAY JULY 11TH, 1905.

THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL PROGRAMME,

tatives from almo-t every province except Fikian, sad of all classes of trude, piece.goods-

They

men, silkmen, provisioners, and timberman. Times ¦ signed an agreement bialing themselves not to pa chase any American goods, entering into a

Following are extracts from the E, & T. of June 24th: 1-

At the meeting of commercial men in the compound gaamste bound to the extent of a City on Saturday. Mr. Was pledge and this we take it is a don't which is 3500 pobalty for any infringement of this Compralors at the Russo-Chinese Bank who, i as we have already stated, prasided, read a paper of no small significanco. By this compound which was dividet inte four chief and sixteen eible for his neighbour to the tuns of Tls. 51.000, on the proposed boycott of American goods, ante ech merchant makes himself respon subsidiary houdings:

and those who knew the force of guarantees in Chios em hardly doubt the earnostness of the icesting

..$10,000,our "If I had a glass of beer it irritated my kidneys regulations; carefully her ports; and. doing that such a sensible aspect of the case has not

STELLING RESERVE...$10,000,000 SILVER RESELVE

o much that I had to keep to my bed for a week, bat since using Doan's Backacho Kidney can enjoy my glass without feeling a bit File –$38,000,00% ₫ the worso for it. RESERVA LAABILITY OF PROP TOza.$10,000,0 It wasn't until I had finished the fourth box

8,000,000

COURT OF Directors.

H. A-W: SLADE, EST-Chairman, A. HAUPT, Esq.-Dapity Chairman.

K. Schubart, Eng. “ E, Shellim, Esq.”

Hou, C. W. Dickson,"

E. Goetz, Esq.

G. H. Medhurst, Esq.

A. J. Raymond, Esq..

F. Salinger, Esq

N. A. Siebe, Esq.

Hon. R. Bhowan

Chief MaraGBE Hongkong J. E. M. SMITH

MANAGER:

Shanghai-H. E. R. Hunter.

GORDON BANKERALOZDUN AND COUNTY HANKING COMPANY, LIMITED.

HONGYONG-INTEREST ALLOWED. On Current Account at the rate of Two na Cont. por Annum on the daily talands.

ON FIXED DEPOSITS.

For 3 months, 24 per ount por Annun. For 6 months, 34 per cent. per Apeut, Fer 12 months 4 per cent. por Anuun..

JR, M. SMITH,

Chief Maunger.

Hongkong, 17th May, 1905.

CONSISTENCY.

GREGOR

& CO.,

34, QUEEN'S-ROAD CENTRAL, IST FLOOR.

CHIANTI

WINE

FROM U. FAZZINÍ, FLORENCE.

$9.75 per eise.

GOLD

MED A L

AT ST. LOUIS EXHIBITION.

1. PACIFIC- AÜTION. The speaker maintained that the sorunt

In addition to these meetings the Peking should not in any way bo directed against Commercial Guild lins, wa leurs, printed and American individuals but that distributed some 10,030 issues of a special paper missionaries and merchants should alike be on this question in the voraucular, to ensure treated with courtesy and respect. That the widest publicity of the boycott. Some the moremont should have as its object tuerely merchants have very wisely argued that it is the upholding of commercial rights, anil not is better not to let the question penetrate to tho any way usarp politic'd powers.

interior districts, as the people being migre. 2 UNANIMITY.

ignoraut there will bo grat danger of a con In order to be successful the movement must fusion of ideas and possible riots, as they will LATEST. AWARD: bo a united une all over the country.

fail to discriminate between an action taken Merchant, here should adopt the Shanghai siust merchandise only and not the Americau

record

roports and results

purple. This is undoubtedly true und wo regret of all discussions in away with a class distinctions North and been generaly endorsed. The present agitation South, must combine, kariuoniously together if is almost certain to penetrate inti interior dis- anything is really to be ushieved.

triets sooner or later and some tragic results are slmost equally certaio to ensue, and if I they do. China will

retting a force in motion it is well to be quite sure that it enn be coz trolled. Ignorance is at present, and lily THE to remain for many years, a severe hundicap to in in all matters of public agitation and popular demonstration, and we do not hesitate to warn ber that she is playing with a very dangerous tool in the present case. She is allowing her people to do what would endanger friendly relations of any two European Powers, and when it is fully realised that the present movement is tidy hostile to America, a very angleškant surprise may possibly bo i stor not only for this students and merchants who have so reck daly ombarkei en this campaign, hat for the Chinese Gacera- rent which is responsible for the good conduct of its people and the observance by them of the

of Doun's Pills that they seemed to be doing would be no us if the remont was not once again that belly have to learn

Mr. Wang proceeding pointed out that it starlily maintained until the desired object was should and should be improved. The maaufretarus aut sale of Chinese muunfactures similar to those America should be stimulated and encouraged and arraugemon's made with retail dealers for their rule. Lastly he dealt with the question of

me suy good, but I persisted with the medicine, and with the fifth box there was a decidedly freer action of the bladder. No other modicine had over bolped me at all, and you can imagine how delighted I was at this relief. For six months I continus with Doan's Backache Kidney Pills, and then I was entirely cured of the afrigters and kidney diesuso. From that day to this there hasn't been any sign of the old complaints returning.

By saferior and my cure are well known to hundreds of mon I have worked witli in Loudon, and I am sure that had I not used Doan's

Backache Kidney Pills when I did, I should meror haro lived.

(Signed) GEO. PRIEST. Doan's Beckache Kidney Pilk are 29 a box, or 130 for 6 hores. To be had of all chemists and medicine-dealers, ar direct from the proprietors, the Foster McClellan Co. 8, Wells Strast, Oxford Strest, London, England, post free on receipt of price,

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THE UNION OF LONDON AND SMITH

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On Current Account at the rate of 2 per cent,

'per annum on the daily balance.

On fixed deposits for 12 months 57%, porar nue,

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TAKEO TAKAMICHI,

Manager.

Hongkong, 22nd May, 1905.

THE

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(INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL IMPERIA CHARTER)

•CAPITAL” SUBSCRIBEDY

*CAPITAL PAID-OT

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Omka

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Shanghai

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Interest allowed on Current Account. Deposite received on terms which may be learnt on application.

S: SHIGENAGA, Manager: Hongkong, lat November, 1904.

HONGKONG SAVINGS BANK.

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THE Business of the above Bank is sond in

THE

110,000-

1. PUBLIC OBLIGATIONS.

of

He maintained that a superintendent should be appointed at each truding contra, and uspeo tors in all ports and principal towus.. That no efforts should be spared to enlighten the people and that the fullest publicity should be given to all the proceedings in connection with the movement.

It will be seen from the abord that the rasoln. tions of the merchants and students are very much in line, and that while both are carstnily framed to avoid friction with American people which may ecur, they are founded on principles and this evade responsibility for any troubl which can hardly, in Chios, ostape allifying the precept in practice.

The anti-American moremont, though smiled at in some quarters, is we fear going very strong in its misguided policy. Thus who know the Chinese best canoot bat marvel at this sudden outburst of a patriotism which hal hitherto beey absolutely non-existent, sail there are those who, reading between the lives, believe they so the shape of another nationality behind the Chinese agitators. Chinese demonstrations de not as a rule embrace all provincial representa tives in the way that the movement appears to be doing and for this reason, it far wo other, there is ground for the argument that the more is not without inspiration in other quarters, Whether this be 55 or not, there is a

LONDON JOINT STOCK BANK, Laxeran INTEREST allowed on Current Account the rate of 21. per annum on the Daily balsa exceptional amount of organization about the

ON FIZED DEPOSITS —

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A. R. LINTON,

Aoting Manager. Hongkong, 30th June, 105.

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The Corporation transacts every description of Banking and Exchange business, receives money in Current Account and accepts Fixed Doposita at rates whicle may be ascertained or“ application.

CHARLES E. SCOTT, Madager: 20, Des Youx Road,

Hongkong, 26th May. 1905.

INSURANCES

(1062

AACHEN AND MUNICH FIRE IN BURANCE CO.

OF ATX-LA-CHAPELL

HE Undersigned, having been appointe

AGENTS for the above Company, are propared to ACCEPT RISKS against FIR at Current Eater.

REUTER, BROCKELMANN & 40.

Agenta. Hongkong, 21st April, 1897

181

WORTH BRITISH AND MERGAN

ted by the HONGKONG AND SHANGILE INSURANCE COMPANY.

HAI BANKING CORPORATION, Rosio

"may be obtained on application-

INTEREST on deposits is allowed at

PER CENT, per amin.

Depositors may transfer at their opti: balanosa of $100 or more to the HONGKONG AUT SHANGHAI BANK to be placed or FIXED. DEPOSIT at 1 PER CENE, per annuin.

For the HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI

BANKING CORPORATION.

J. R. H. SMITH,

Caint Manager,

Hengkeng, 1st May, 1902

THE EUTSCH ABIATISCHE BANK,

DEU

-AUTHORI:ND CAPITAL....h. Taala 7,500,000

HEAD OFFICE—BHANGHAI, BOARD OF DIRECTORS BERLI

Berüin Tientsin

BEANCHES

Calentts

Teingian

Hasko Tainanto

LONDON BANKERS, Messen. N. M. ROTHSCHILD & 80NS, THE UNION OF LONDON AND SMITH BANX, LIMITED. DETTBORK BANK (BBBLIN), LONDON AGUNDY DIRECTION DER DESCONTO GESELLSCHAFT

INTEREST allowed on Current Accoun DEPOSITS received on terms which may bi learned on application. Every descripticu o Banking and Exchange murivers tenuBarton,

M, HOMANN, Hougkang, let April, 1905.

Manager

TOTAL FUNDS AT 318 DECEMBER, 1974.

£17,161 289

I. AUTHORLARD CAFTELL... £3,000,000 SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL.... 2,750,000.

- FAID OF CAPITAL... 667,500_n_r 11. FIRE FUNDS

3,001,266 12 9

The Undersigned AGENTS for the above Compasy, are prepared to ACCEPT RISKS against FIRE.at. Current Rates..........

SHEWAN, TOMES & 40% Aponti Pingkong. 8011 June, 19 5.

1567

L'UNION OF PARIS PIKE INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED

THE Undersigned baving been appointed

prepared to ancepit Risks against Fire at current

SIOMSSEN & CO. Hongkong, lst January, 1904,

TH AGENTS for the shore Company are

rates.

FOR EUROPE and AMERICA. INDIA, AUSTRALIA &C..

sand for

movement that call for careful attention, and. leads to the belief that it will not be so innocent nuless very resolutely and drastically sipped in the beat.

On Sunday there were two meating's ja the City which were of distinct importance. Ons was by some 630 students representing no less than 26 different schools and colleges, which as held in the Guild Hall of the City, com mencing at 2 o'clock and lasting till 8 pm. The chair was taken by 31r. Buih Two-ksin. teacher io Mr. Yen Hsia's Middle School, and the result was the passing of the following ten resolutions

1.From this date on we will buy no more

American articles.

yet

the

Government'e tresty obligations.

iu

H. E. the Vicaroy lins, we fearu, varbally notified the Chief of Police and the Tientsiu

Profeet to inform the Commercial Guild that hereafter the people must not take part in demonstrations calculated to raise a storm of avoid international difficult es The question public feeling in regard to America, in order to of the Exclusion is one which has to be left to the Government, and must not be dealt with independently by the people. W has also been told, though the papers have not yet referred to it that the Vizers ming a very

on this

sibjes, and has trous pro-lum vion dent to each of the schools prohib biting y in ther demonstrations on their part. "If this is trae, we are glat hat HE, has adopted the our cirht and proper course open to hits, and that the opsie warnings which we have published in the subject have helped to call the cry's atton on to the far side of the picture.

KOREAN EMPEROR'S TOKYO VISIT.

The pro Rissing Fidity Nece of Chefox is responsible for the following amusing item:

Private letters received from Korea recently revealed a well-developed scheme for the removal of the Korean Emperor to Tokyo. The thing fell through, but when it was mentioned in press telegrams a very vigorous denial of the atory that such action had hoon centemplated was quickly fortheeming from Japan. Föreign officials seem to have reported to their gorgru ment on the matter, and their representations confirm reports from Peking that the Japanese recently rerted

on the stron pressure- Emperor of Keres to induce him-to leave the country and go to Japan, with the evident purpose of removing him as an obstacle to the development of Japanese control. The Emperor ig-hid to bave requested the departure of the Japanese officials who had grade this represen are,tation and to have taken discreet muus to pertait-European governaests to learn of the prospec's of his romoval. Finally, when the situation reached the St. Petersburg Foreign. Oos it issued a protest against Jan's assumption of control of the affairs of Korea

We undertake to advise all our relatives, and friends to do the same and to explain to them the reasons for this action 3.Whenever we meet Americans we will treat them with courtesy and respect and urge all others not to create any trouble in this

way.

4.We will as students make it our busicess

to ascertain that all thess resplations daly observed and carried it. - 5-We will make it our business to obtain and duly record the results of this movement in all districts and provinces where it is being adopted. 6-We promise to introduce it wherever it is

st present noknop. 7-Every encouragement must be given to the improvement of Chinese manufactures so that they any compete with the excluded American goods. 8.-Wo will invite the writing and circala jou

of essays and articles on this question. 9-In sach school there must be one or two students who will study and lecture on this subject, and exhort the people not to buy American goods. 10-All these resolution: wust be faithfully

* observed in their entire'y.

As a token of sympathy, two of the lending cigarette werchants in the City sent the students a large quantity of cigareties which were distributed among them liberaly,

GENERAL ORDERS

GENERAL VILLIERS HATTON, C.BL BY MAJOR

Commanding the Troops in South China

HEAD QUARTERS, Hongkong, 10th July, 1965. Leave No. 159 The leave granted to Lent. T. A Whyte, Royal Garrison Artillery int Gurrison Ordar. No. 2 of 20th March. 1905, should read from 29th March to 15th October. 1945, and not as the reinstated.

Board of Officers-No. 160. It vecordance with para. 745 King's Regulations a board of Officers composed as ander assembled at the Mud Transport Lines, Kowloon, at 12 noon today, to enquire into the death of Mule No. The other meeting was of even gre ter 2040 President: Cap ain J. H: Caseriy, importance, and comprised over 200 of the lead-19th Infantry. Membe-An Officer, Royal ing merchants in the City, who met in the Com- Garrison Artillery. An Officer, 19th Baluchis, mercial Guild and debated on the question for

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