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BANKS

HONGKONG & SHANGHAI BANK

CORPORATION

FAID-UP CAPITAL.....$10,000,000

STELLING RESERVE...$10,000,000

HEBERVA FUND---

BILVER RESERVE. ...

8,500,000

$18,500,000

REJERTE LIABILITY OF PEOP'TORS.$10,000,000

Court of DIREITOES.

II. A. W. ŠLADE, Esq.-Chairman,

A. HAUPT, Esq.-Deputy Chairman,,

Hon, C.-W. Dickson,

E. Goetz, Day.

-C. R. Lenzmann, Esq.

Q. H. Madhurst, Esq.

A. J. Raymond, Esq.

F. Salinger, Esq. E. Shellim, Esq.

N. A. Siebs, Esq. Hon, R. Showan

CHIEF MANADER Hongkong J. B. M. SMITH-

MANAGER:

Shanghai-H. E. R. Hunter.

· Losnon Bankeus--London and CouNTI BANKING COMPANY, LIMITED,

HONGKONG-INTEREST ALLOWED.

On Current Account at the rate of Two par Cent. per Auum on the daily balance.

On Find DMPOSITS,

For 3 months, 25 per cont. per Annum, For 6 months, 35 per cent. por Annum, For 12 mouth 4 per cent, per Annum).

J. R. M. SMITH,

Chief Manager. Hongkong, 18th November, 1905.

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INDIA, LIMITED.

AUTHORISED CAPITAL .......................£1,500,000 SUBSCRIBED.

PAID-UP...tumesceles semide $562,500

1,125,000

BESARVA FUND un se

BANKERS: LONDON JOINT Stock BANK, LIMITED.

110,000

INTEREST allowed on Current Accounts at the rate of 21 per annam on the Daily balance. ON FIXED DEPOSITS —

For 12 months....

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A. E. LINTON,

Acting Manager.

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Bongkong, 30th June, 105,

THE

"OKOHAMA SPECIE BANK

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LIMITED.

ESTABLISHED 1880.

CAPITAL SUBSCRIBED. . You 21,000,000 Carital PaiÐ-UF ............

Capital UnCALLED

RESERVE FUN..........

Tokyo

Osaka

Loudon

18,000,000 6,000,000 8,940,000

HEAD OFFICE-YOKOHAMA.

BRANCHES AND AGENCIES.

San Francisco

Shanghai

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Kobe

Nagasaki Lyons New York Honolulu Bombay

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LONDON BANKERS, Tau LONDON JOINT STOCK BANH, LIMITED PAER'S BANK, LIMITED.

THE UNION OF LONDON AND SMITHS BANK LIMITED.

HONGKONG-INTEREST ÅLLOWED.

On Current Account at the rate of 2 per cent per annum on the daily balande.

On Bizad deposito for 12 months 5 par ar.nam

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Manager. Hongkong, 22nd May, 1905.

HONGKONG SAVINGS BANK.

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AUSTRALIA. AND CHINA..

INCORPORATED by Royal Charter, 1843 HEAD OFFIUR-LoanoŃ.

RESERVE LIABILITY ON SHARK.

HOLDERS... ***

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1ārя, 1905.

INTEREST allowed on Current Account al he cats of 2o1, par soum on the Daily balances,

On Fixed Deposits for 12 months 4 per cent

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VLADIVOSTOCK DISTURBANCES

INTERVIEW WITH A SPECTATOR,

WU could

"While going through the streets We saw A long row of Chinese standing on the sidewalk being searched for valuables by the blue-jackets From the steamer A representative of the Japan Chronicle has famos, amongst them being the new theatre. see one building after another going up in been fortunate in obtuluing an interview with a Needless to say, nobody slept that night, gentleman lately returned from Vladivostock though the captain and orew did everything and who arrived at that place a few days befotpossible for the refugees, giving them food the ontbreak. He says:

and clothing."

"The cause of the disturbances," be said, "is

The following morning, Mandag, at 8 a.m., not far to seek. I was informed by a Russians to town seemed quieter, we went ahore, that there had been great dissatisfaction We found that soatries had been posted again, amongst the bluejackels and reservists since but were as fasetive as they were the day the conclusion of the war. The troops were before, letting everybody pass

of ruins was alica rage of the

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kept as half rations-which order was fint hotel nothing bat giren at the time of the expected investment left. Ous could us that of the town-and the reservists were detained mat had been direct against hotels and reg instead of being sent home. For some taurants frequented by Russian officers. We lime past the commanding efficer and others heard that eight flcers had been murdered. bad received threatening letters, in which At Messrs, Kunst & Albers the sales-rooms had the men demanded full rations and that bon looted, and an attempt made to fre the the reservists should be sent back to European premises Thanks to the efforts of the staff, Russia

The men believed-probably not who have been drilled for emergency fire brigado without reason that, as the pert was now open, work, the building was saved. The bose, how- and vessels were entering freely, their offers

ever, was repeatedly out, but very little damage were cheating them out of their fall cations, was done by fire, the office being scarcely and pocketing the difference. They also touched, demanded that proper, accounts should be presented to show the necessity of the linlf rations order being maintained. The soldiers only received 45 köpeke for two months. There is itin doubt that bad these mon received their full pay and rations, these lamentable distarb aneos would never have occurred.

In answer to these letters, the commanding officer issued a proclamation on tas 9th or 10th of November, stating that the men's demands had been wired to St. Petersburg, and that no change could be effected until he had received Buthority to do so. He advised the tunas remain quiet, as he would use all means at his disposal to suppress disturbances. The soldiers, incited. it is said, by revolutionary agitators. replied that they would wait till Sunday for more favourable reply, and i was on that day

that the trouble mommenced.

dealers.

The rioters met with active resistanco at this place, and several of them were killed and wounded during the meteo bou ordered the prosions night to fire on the The troops had rioters, but had discharged their weapons in the air.

We could see traces of the bullets on the upper parts of the houses. All the abous in the main street had been plandored, and what could not be carried away was destroy. ed. The people in the town barricaded them selves against furtherattack, surrounding their houses with thest iron, etc. In the evecing I wout on board the Resolut, the captain giving me a cabin to sleep in.

Ou Monday night the trouble began again. In one casa several men forced their way into a house, demanded drink, and compiled the head of the family to drink with them. In the morning_they_informed him of their latention

"When in the evening a crowd of rioters collected, the officer in charge of the Cossacks, after three times calling upon the people to dispense, ordered his men to fire. Sixty of the intors were killed in this attack. More and more Cossacks arrived, until there were about twelve hundred in the town, and then the public buildings were well guarded.

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50 PER CENT.

ON

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AMOUNT OF PURCHASE, EITHER CASH ··OR

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WINE MERCHANTS,

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The Chinese and coolies were this first vis-to burn down his house, but in consideration. Now Your purchases elwwhere. tims During the war they had charged enormous of his hospitality they gave him an hour's CAPITAL PAID-UP........................800,000 prices for provisious of all kinds, and grace to remose bis goods, Tuesday saw endeavoured to maintain these prices after peace the arrival of a troop of Cossacks," who RESERYE FUND... 2875,000 half-rations and half-pay, and had to pay high from Manchuria, being recalled on account ............................. £800óng / and been proclaimed. As the men were on had been diverted while on their way home prices for every ittle luxury, it is not to be of the disturbances. They were naturally wondered at that they sought revenge, ou these annoyed at this, and made short work of the

While Leat at tiffin in the Golden Horatiolers They didn't shoot in the air. a crowd of people went rushing by, and the general commotion showed that something asual was going on. Erau the waiters ran out, and the customers in the restaurant had to wait a quarter of an hour before they were served again. After tiffin, with a fellow passenger, I went down to the market, near the harbour, and there we saw the sailors' plunder ing the stores of the Chinese. Tins, boxes, and cases were flying about, and were opened by throwing them violently to the ground. Trocus soon arrived, but were simply lined up by their officers, and did nothing to restore orter vessel in the harbour, a dianer party I cannot say if they received orders and the vessel, and firing into the cabin killing disobeyel them, but they simply stood still,

n offer and a lady. A soldier who tried to with bayonets fixed, and watched the proceed.rob a Chinese, and murdered him when he resisted, was arrested, as was the man who tried

Hongkong, 19th May, 1905.

Manager,

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TNTERNATIONAL RANKING INTERNATION B

YORPORATION,

Fiscal Agente of the United States in China the Philippine Islands and the

Republic of Panam

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AND

Another incident which I witnessed was a

number of men conveying a big safe away on a cart, with eight ankdiers following leisurely as if to ascertain the destination of the party! On

was held. A number of rioters ente closa 10.

CAPITAL

AUTHORISED... ...Gold $10,000,000 | fngs. CAPITAL PAID UP... ...Gold. $3,250,000 When everything down at the harbour to sat fire to Messis. Knust & Albers premises RESSIVE FUND ......Gold $3,250,000 was destroyed, the crowd moved into the

About u third of the iowa was burnt, the HEAD OFFICE: New York.

main street. Here I sa a large shop Chiness quarter being entirely destroyed. The LONDON OFFICE: Threadneedle House, B.C. window smashed by, a store. We con Governmout dockyard also suffered severely, Branches and Agrants all over the World, sidered it prudent to withdraw from the but the powder-magazine was not destroyed, as

LONDON BANKERS.

.scene, as stones

wore flying in all diree was reported. Of the rioters from 600 to 70 NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK OF ENGLAND, tions. Que struck au ofeer on the cheek,

uny have been killed. while several Russian LIMITED,

and from the wound the blood flowed down on offers lost their lives. Thursday was quiet UNION OF LONDON AND SMITH'S BANE,

to his cloak. The injured man walked along though the rioters issued a proclamation that LIMITED,

without taking any beed, although he was they would resume operations on the following struck by another missile, probably knowing Sunday if the reservists were not sent home by that any show of resistance on his part would the 18th inst. On the 1825 I left Vladivostok be fatal. We hastened back to our hotel, and by the Tanguse, and it has now become known soon the rioters were in the street. We heard that nothing serious has occurred since that the windows smashed below

the restaurant date." being frequented by officers had thus incurrod the displeasure of the mob.

BRITISH LINEN COMPANY BANK The Corporation transacts every description of Banking and Exchange business, receives money in Current Account and accepts Fixed Deposits at the following rates :-*-*

For 12 months 46 per cont. per annum.

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"H. PINCKNEY,

Manager. 3.Queen's Road, Contral,

"Hongkong, 20th September, 1995. .2401

THE

TIDE BANK OF TAJWAN LIMITED

(IKOOEPORATED BY SPECIAL IMPERIAL

CHARTER

CAPITAL SUBSCRIZED

HONGKONG SHANG CAPITAL FACTORY

may be obtained on application,

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............................. Yan 5,000,000 2,500,000

HEAD OFFICE; TALPEN, FORMOSA.

HAI BANKING CORPORATION, Bulas

INTEREST on deposite is allowed at 31 PER CENT, per annunt.

BRANCHES AND AGENCIES:

Depositors may transfer at their option

Amoy

Kobe

Anping FocoLow Kooking

Nagasaki..

Osaka

balances of $100 or mors to the HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANK to be placed or FIXED DEPOSIT at 4 PER CENT. per annum.

For the HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI

BANKING CORPORATION.

J. R. M. SMITH,

Chief Manager.

Hongkong, 1st May, 1992

EUTSCH-ASIATISCHE Hakais

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AUT JORISED CAPITAL...Sh. Tsels 7,500,000

HEAD OFFICE-SHANGHAI. BOARD OF DIRECTOR), Berlin.

BRANOURS:

Berlin, Calcutie, Bankow, Peking. Tientsin, Tainanfu, Twingtan, Yokohama.

Barkers :-

Founded by the following Banks and KOENIGLICHE SEEHANDLUNG (PREUSSISCHE STAAT BANK) Berlin. DIRECTION DER DISCONTO-

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S. BLOCHROEDER

BELLINEL HANDELS.

GESELLSCHAFT

BANK FUEE HANDEL UND

INDUSTRIE

ROBERT WARSCHAUER & CO.

MENDELSSOHN & CO.

SOEHNE

JACOB 8. H. STERN....

M. A. VON ROTHSCHILD &

Berlin.

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NOEDDEUTSCHE BANKIN HAMBURG, Hamburg SAL OFFENHEIM, JE, & Co., Koeln. BAYERISCH HYPOTHEKEN-UND WECHSEI

BANE, MUE.CORE.

LONDON BANKERS: Messrs. N. M. ROTHSCHILD & SONS THE UNION OF LONDON AND SMITH'S BANK, LIMITED. DEUTSCHE BANK (BELLIN), LONDON Aurrei DIRECTION DEE DISCONTO GESELLSCHAFT.

INTEREST allowed on Current Ascount. DEPOSITS received on tormi which may b learned on application. Every description of Banking and Exchange busincas traninated.

HUGO SUTER,

Sub-Manager. 182

Hongkong 3th September, 1908.

Shanghai

Tainan Tamsmi Tokio Yokohams

HONGKONG OFFICE:

4, QUEEN'S ROAD. Interest allowed

on

Current Account.

Deposita received on terms which may be learnt on application.

S. BEIGENAGA, Manager.. Hongkong, Ist November, 1904.

INSURANCES

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AACHEN AND MUNICH FIRE IN. SURANCE CO.

OF AIX-LA-CHAPELLE

T AGENTS for the ebore Company, are FIHE Undersigned, having been appointed Prepared to ACCEPT RISKS against FIRE at Current Bates.

REUTER, BROCKELMANN & CO.,

Agente. Hongkong, 21st April, 1897

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L'UNION OF PARIS FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED

THE Undersigned having been appointed 1 AGENTS, for the above Company are prepared to accept Risks against Fire at current rates.

SIEMSSEN & CO. Hongkong, 1st January, 1904.

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ATORTH BRITISH AND MERCAN L TILE INSURANCE COMPANY.

TOTAL FUNDS AT 31ST DECEMBER, 1904. £17,161,299,'

I AUTHORIEND CAPITAL,,, £3,000,000. SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL... 2,750,000 PAID UP CAPITAL......... 687,500 0 II. FIRE FUNDS.

........................ 9,001,266 12 9 The Undersigned, AGENTS for the above Company, are prepared to ACCEPT BISKS against FIRE at Current Bates.

SUEWAN, TOMES & CO., Agents, Hongkong, 30th José, 1905, - [1567

4Everything drinkable was of course soon appropriated, valuable articles were taken and others smashed. Passers-by were robbed in broad daylight. As we considered my com- panion's room was toe exposed, we went into mine, and five minutes later a tin was thrown at the window, breaking both pases of the double window. Many buildings had sertides before them, but they were inactive, and allowed the rioters to pass then and enter the | buildings.

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3 All female. situations in the Times not less than six times servants advertising for year will be entitled to purcham the Times trousseau by weekly instalments. N.B.The proprietors of the Times have arranged thess trousseaux for every class of bride. No charge for orange-blossom. For particulars apply to

Whes darkness came we were not allowed to have a light, for fear of attracting attention. Soon the glare of fire appeared, now here, now there, showing that the town was being set on fire systematically from various points. For time the fire brigade were able to subdue the fames in some places, but a strong wind was blowing, and the incendiaries were euergetic in their work. About eight o'clock a Russian officer who was also in the hotal suggested we should make a sortie with closed ranks in order to reach a steamer in the harbour. This was agreed to, and we set out. Thuse in front were molested by some of the soldiers, but others of the mob fried. Let them go! We reached the harbour safely, where luy the steamer Falk, with her stern only at the pier, ready to steam away at a moment's notice." A ladder was let down, and the captain took us all on an overwhelming success..

5. The proprietare of the Timer have acquired board, numbering about twenty. There were already a zumber of refugees on the vessel, and an admirable sit, on which they are about to a lot of Chinese who case after us were also erect alushouses for the accommodation of rained booksellers and proprietors of circulat- ing libraries,

taken on.

the manageress

4. The proprietors of the Times have arranged to advance money ou seentity to yenely subseri. bers at fire per cent. per annum. for ticket. The Times Pawn Shops are already No chargo

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Delving in me old records, a recent weiler early days of Manila in having given freedo remarks The wisdom of the Spanish in tha

captured and held us slaves for's time, and in to some Chinese who appeared to have been providing passage to their own country, was soon rewarded by a visit of a considerable articles, in small quantities, which were readily number of the traders, who brought innumerable disposed of to the Spaniards, for we had plenty of money, which the Chinese coveted." These Chinese merchants likewise brought samples of many kinds of goods peculier to their smotry, in order to arrange the prices at which they could be sold. So satisfactory was this preliminary ventara and such a good

pulation had the returned Chinese slaves. given the Spaniards, that already the menace which Manila was soon to become to the mon.. opoly the Portugues at Macao had oujoyed for some time, was clearly indicated." On the 21st June, 157-4, the King of Spain granted by rope decree, the title of insigne e siempre leal· Cibdad Distinguished and ever loyal City to Mauila, and at the same time, by another royal decree, the office of Corrador de Feingo This (Lenza) was bestowed upon the city. title is undoubtedly a omamission merchant, and we may reasonably assume that the dacros | brokers of this class; ones we conferred upon the city the right to appoint Manila's importance as a truling centre was So that early recoga sod

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A melancholy case was recently disposed of by a jury at Washington, which awarded a young woman named Grover $10,000 damages M. against Mayor Zook, of Ballard, for breach of promise of marriage. The girl in whose favour the jury returned the verdict is in the last stages mast intimate friends declare that the cannot of consumption. Although 22 years old, her live long. Zook in court declared that he was willing to marry the girl had she recover from that for him to marry her would result in his the ravages of the disunse. He took the position

contracting the disease. He was borne out in this position by the many medical witness called in his behalf. The case will be carried to the Supreme Court. It will be argued that the Court should have instructed the jury that a man has a right to break a promise of mar- riage given to a consumptive any time before the marriage.

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DISCOVERY OF A STRANGE KACE.

A little colony of American aborigines, who are believed to be a remnant of those ancient oliff-dwellers who built their huts in giddy precipices in Arizona and New Mexico, have been discovered in the mountain fastnesses al Mugusrichic, in the Sierra Madre. According to the Mexican Herald, this strange race was

scantly discovered by one Bon Goel, a minerí of Maguarichic, who says that the people are ! small and swarthy, and entirely different from the Tarahumaris Indians and Mexicans of that! section. Their mode of life is extremely primitive, and they are very timui avoiding Contact with other people. They will molest no one unless their houses or property are dis turbed, and thon they will fight. Their arm8 are bows and arrows, When stranger stian's up zmong them they fles to their dwellings or the brush. They cultivate small patches of beans and corn in the canons and valleys near their homes. Their language is entirely different from any other, and their vocabulary is small, probably two hundred words, according to a Catholic prient. Father Mariano Guerrero, who is said to have bren among them. This priest says they have at some time learned something of the Catholic faith, and recognise him as a priest. The Mexicans seem to know practically nothing abent these strange people, and take no interest in them. Around Maguarichis many skeletons are found in the cares on the mountain sides, apparently indicating that theymy have be much, more numerous up to the time of the adrent of the Spaniards and later.

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