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13. Wine Merchany of the last

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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29TH, 1911.

THE "REVOLUTION,

EFFECTS OF THE REVOLUTION AT

SHANGHAL

Ja the Shanghai Municipai Gimselfe, Col. CD. Brure, Captain-Superintendent of Policy, devizes a large part of his report for Member to a discussion of Une Resolu

JOHNSTONES tion. The report in art, is as follows:

*YOUATE ROTTLE”

WHISKY,

UNVALLIED FOR OVER

150 YEARS.

TOS SAMLE TO-DAY AS IN

1745.

DEWARE OF

IMUTATIONS,

ISOLE ACENTA IN ROJAKONG,

LANE, ORAWFORD & Co..

and from ALL WINK MEMANTS.

When

"Only Middling"

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your health is very far from satisfactory. The slightest" knowledge of pathological science is sufficient to inform Lus how precarious is the con- dition of the person who is "only middling." The power of disease-resistance is practically nil, & an ordinary atmospheric change or dietetic irregularity may lay you up for weeks,

Take

care therefore that you possess nothing less than vigorous, robust health. Just as acthing succeeds like Success so there is no better guarantee of sus- tained health than never to let yourself run down. Conse quently if you are not feeling up to the mark get yourself into tip-top condition at once, by, taking a few doses of

BEECHAM'S PILLS.

Specially suitable for Fomales of all ages.

Siak, everywhere in bones, privendola 36 pális),

CHAPOTEAUTS

MORRHUOL

Superior 10 Emulsion or Cod.

Liver oil.

Each tiny Morrhuol capsule re- presents the medicinal value of a teaspoonful of dil,

Recommanded at the Paris Aca. demy of Medicine, for loss of appetite and flesh, to patients with consumptive tendencies-

Bold in bottles of 100 Capsules. Sold by all Chemistt.

lus-b

• SELF CURE NO FICTION: NO SUFFERED NAD NOW DESPAIR THE NEW FRENCH BEMEDY.

THERAPION NI81

sky is remarkibiy short time, often a few duva Cueprint gonfishers are singurias tions

THERARION N0.2

Cures bond poison hadkega, ukers, torva, qalinl mwolled Boths, for whent uwrensias intemedii fails,

THERAPION NⱭ3

Cires chronic weakness, ku tyngene and vital force, Rer Number Flerapion & ali Salf treatment electiono una Joufele mia vopnafron. (vorm sad, London, Eng. Try Yew Druge (Toktélers) Trade Stakel word THERAPIÓN" "la on je taber Seems direttung very gnuiuz parket.

*Now that a feminin gerid has elapsed since idee hist cilent of ale. Revolution Ingan an be felt in Shanghai, it may be of interest. ta endeavour to trace the case of the prove ment upon the welfare of this Seufentent,

On November the first dire cellen was felt when the Chapel Pulig matinied"] vattnet Their le furcing them-to- flon, the Houses of the Jatile being fired. The same nigght kern ungen-report was

WM. POWELL, GIGANTIC

LTD.

TELEPNOKE 246.

Gentlemen's Outfitters.

received by the Police that the Railway NEW GOODS for

Station had been entered by. Revolutionary soldiery, Orders were isstad for the S.M. 1. 10 place armed guards therein. Later in the night these wery relieved by a compuny of VolunteerM

On Saturday, Naxeinbor 1, the Arsena? Land the Narive City ooth passed completely.

into the hinds of the Revaltionary Party;. The Photo, and City Magistrate seeking- protection in the Settlement, It may not be out of plue to meteiltat Hic City Magistrate, who got tog apo nearly copi mited juhid market

Chin Tipo for sekingale petation of thi Settlement, was not petomed to seek that pontetiam himself the meaed his person- Lal saiets gipeared in damppealsð réur home tinn, signed by Li Pingesit was isonedd and

usted on the City, Wall on Nowenther enjoining the protection of freiges wo warning evildoers that they would la digh with according to martied Jaw.

X THERAPION X 17

CUPES TO STAY CURED

PRINTING

Nothing creates such a good impression

business as the use of First Class Printing, The difference in cost between good and la. printing and material is eenrally uil.

"During the taking over of the Araro di

indis/Tiinan distribyestions ef modern rides and muniuniion" went on. This my hererfar rostit in various donner to the prace of the surrounding districts, ont imention the Seulement,

"The Wessing forts worna nag på dhe 12- volutionary side by management on "ossimas | her sea and thus the sales of the Nunc | Imperial faction was complete in this diaries, I

On November the powder factory at | Long What was handed one to the. Revada. tionary Party. Seldines sont fan Sunakang to guind it went over in the year side a fort, weiving an addres from one of the lenders. Prisoners were set fram from rafiq m

in the Chinese City, an exerotion being made in the ease of three convictet - -murderers who are sig, have been

spepted on the 'spat,

RKC BOTTING STATIONS.

During the last monthy reeking darling! for the Revolutionary Army have been openeit; at several places. Latterly nế a Lumple oft North Hoani, Road Extension. One bambi who styled themselves. "The Dare to Dies" haf about fos candidates for admission on than they that the Arsovial fell. Another band

GENTLEMEN'S

WEAR

PANCY WAISTCOATS, TIES AND SOCKS TO MATCH, ETC.

FLANNEL SHIRTS (DAINTY DESIGNS).

(WTH HUBLE CUFFS AND 'SOFT detached CoLLAR),

The "GALMAC" RAINCOAT.

{1130

CARNER, QUELCH & Co.,

WINE MERCHANTS,

DES VIEUX ROAD CENTRAL,

TELEPHONE 836.

Supply the Highest Quality WINES, SPIRITS, CIGARS

which took in many rernile enrolled hire AND CIGARETTES obtainable, consistent with price.

is styled The Vangquird. The men wear

Chinese character the equivalent of this:

on their uniforms. These iwa datulies Hove | fog the time being absorb, et a linge, number i of the local ne'er-do-weels into their epoks, J

While these may or may not be found

hể giản to the Revolutionary Army, there j is no doubt whatever that they are no less to the Settlement.

CA

An Now, to information was recrived that robbers were burning and fading hotises in tla vicinity of Minghong, i planë 36 27. From Shanghai. A native detective was sent to (make inquiries and for the purpose

reporting as 30 the correctness of The news. He reached the plane og Now, ji, was arreste cal for being an operialist gy, beraught to (Shanghaï zul, triclon de nih by arnewly- constituted Court in the city, tn the bench of this Cueri sat an ex-interneter who had been in the service of a foreign lawyer in this Settlement. There also appeared to prosecu: on behalf of the Military Gun- Ternment, foreign dressed Chinaman whi had studied law in Singapore, fle was wrin sad to he employed

aided b

in the office of another foreign lawyer" in this Settlement. The detetive, who was de- fended by Mr. Sirk, Police Legal Assistant, was released after triata' satene» of Two day's imprisonment being passed to giver the time he was detained in custody.

AN EXCONVICT

K-

"Among those who have take o vrstinute por as leaders of Revolutionary seldery is an ex-convict released on mission of sentence under the Mark Systent, Another man, who apparently had

a Res volutionary cruiser placed at his disposal to intercept the S.S. Meidah- and in arre's some female relative of General Chuig of Nanking alleged to be on board, is a person who has figured much in the Courts tund who was also at one time wanted by the palies of the In- ternational Settlement,

All Wines and Spirits bottled in Europe by Shippers of

World-wide reputation.

Messrs. The

IMPORTANT!

Midland Rubber Company

Limited. Biraingham, England

are open to appoint buying Agents in various districts for the sale of their well-known goods. The Midland Rubber Company has been established as manufac......... turers for over 55 YEARS-tone of the oldest in England) and specialise in the following goods: Motor and Cycle Covers and Tubes in alt palteros: Solid Tyres suitable for Motor and all elassen of vehicles; Football Bladders, Golf Balls and Rubber Sporting Goods of all kinds; Motor and Cycle Rubber Goods. Pe fol and Brake Rubbers, Cyctorn› Bulbs, etc., etc.; Motor Cycle Tyres, Tubes and Boliu; Hubber Mais, Mat- ting and Ting: Modded Rubber Goods, Packings, Sheetings, Valve Rubberand Mechanical Rubber Goods of every description: Hoses and Mining Goods. “Anything made in Robber" by patent Electrical and Hydraulle Machinery.

PLEASE LET US KNOW WHAT YOU ARE INTERESTED IN.

Complete lists and particulars on application.

Government Official Contractors to His Majesty's Admiralty, War Ofice, principal Municipal bodies, Home and Colonial Railways.&c.

[1427

ALL GOODS BRITISH MADE AND FULLY GUARANTEED

1267

***The crisis of the Revoltion, so far as this locality is concerned, passed with the eature of the Arsenal. Since then the Revolutionary Party, with some exeptions, have stone their best to nalaniu order tind tranquillity within-thu-immediate, precincts. of the Settlement. During the last fort night; however, various - high-handed and illegal arts have been perpetrated and The former classes, on the contrary, direct interference has occurred with pro-have sought asylum in this Settlement solely perty of foreign residents vither in the river because they consider it to be the safest or on wharees.

spot in China at the present tim They Any prolongation of the Ciel War in China have with them sufficient if not ample funds for their own gratification. Shanghai, as a is to be delored, as it can only lead to in- ¦creased disorder and disganization of foreign Settlement where these ex-officials itenda in the interior as well as in Treaty are immune from all personal and political Ports. Several attacks upny foreigores and danger, would appear to appeal to this class n few murders have already heon reported very strongly, from various proviners during the last few weeks. These serve to show that so far as Jaw and order are concerned, neither nony can control the int for.

Various changes have been carried out at the Mixed Conie during the month of

An addition has been made to November. The goodwill to the Foreign Staff for the more satisfactory do st is ny doubt there upen buth ars, but working of civil casis. The office for that she organization and the many find are purpose, hitherto a branch of ite C. J. D. at present proved wantings.

at Headquarters, has been transferred to "Lawlessness in the inuior invariably the Mixed Court. dearts in g threater or less degree upon the Treaty Ports, even- Shanghai, and unless priomptly sterked will continue to ronder the task of die polie in the Setite. mint more and moer origrous as the winter. months pass by

1 would like to be allowa! to call special' attention in the unusual nimber of Chinese refugees now making a bariner of safety of,

During November criinh in general has been somewhat below normal. This can without any doubt be attributed to the rh sence from Shanghai of a good number of the criminal classes who have found remploy.

ent elsewhere.".

NOTICES TO CONSIGNEES

AMERICAN AND MANCHURIAN LINE.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNE ES,

FROM NEW YORK

HE Bleareship

"KIOTO," Captain 7. A. Smith, having arrived from the shove Port, Consignees of Cargo are hereby informed that their Goods are being landed at their risk into the Godowns of the Hengkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company, Limit. Kowloon, and stored at Consigures risk and expense..

All broken, chafed, and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be

xam on Torsday, 2nd Jan, at 10 a..

All Claims must be presented within FIFTEEN Days 1 the Steamer's arrival bere, after which date they caused he ruentuized.

No Claims will be admitted after the Goode

Shanghai. Among them ar included all LATEST STEAMER MOVEMENTS, are left the Godowns, at all (hoods remaining

sorts and conditions of men, from ex Victrovs, Goverans. and high Chinése officials, to the more humble merchant. The IC.M. str. Prinzeer Alien, which left Tanded grutry, even peasaily. The latter here on the 29th ult, at 1. p.m. arived at Ganon

Shree class have many cases been on the 26th inst., at I p.m. obliged to quit their homes in the interior The Dodwell New York. Line str.. Saint by force of circumstances, and in so doing Patrick arrived at Boston, Mass., on the 27th torn the Best Printing at the Reasonable Price | some have lost their all.

inst.

THE HONGKONG DAILY 'PRESS". PRINTING WORKS

tu rent.

andelivered after the 2nd Jan, will be subject.

No Fire Insurance has been affected. Billa of Lading will be countersigned by

SHEWAN, TOMÈS & Co.,

Agents. Lengkoug, 27th December, 1911. [1480

8000

SALU

RECORDS

VICTOR

RECORDS

FROM 50 CENTS. ROBINSONS.

SHIPPING IN PORT.

STEAMERS.

BALON BALFour, British str. 252. G. L

Bymond, 23rd Dro-Now York, Kerosene ni-Stardud 15) (%,

BASCLEUCH. British str. 2,67 MacMillon.

21st Dec.-Sinzapor· 22ad Deo,, Genera.

-Gibb, Livingston & Co. CALCHAS, British sti.. 4,278, Tas Wall Walker, 23rd December -Shanghai 20th Decembar, General

CARL DIEDERICHSEN, German str. 774, 0. Jurgensen, 26th Dee.-Haiphong and Haibow 25th Des., Gener-1--Jebsen & Co. CLARA JENSEN, German str., 1 103, A. Uldernp. 30th Des. Hoshow 18th Dao, General- Jobson & Co. Cleveland, Gorman str.. 16000, Deny wolf. 26th D.--Mails 23rd One-Hamburg- Amerika Lizie.

CYCLOPS British str., 5.747, G.S. Clark, 24th

Dee-Victoria, B.C., 27th Nov., General— Butterfield & Swire.

Down, Norwegian str. 753. Sigerland, 26th

Doe-Nan Chan 25th Das, General Wo Yick & Co.

FAMAND, British str., 1,410, H. 8. Mulkins.

26th Dec-Homony 24th Dec: Coal Jordive, Mathesan & Co.

Fryarxo, Chinnen str. 998, J. R. Howie, 24th Dec-Shaurhal 27th Dec., Gouvril- C. M. S. N Co.

FOOKSANG. British str.; 1,937, T: A: Mitchol

27h Dre.-Calonita 9th and Singapore 27th Dee.. General-Jardins Matheson & Co.

FRI, Norwegian str., 86 C. Wagle, 17th Dec. -Swatow 16th Dec., General Aagaard, Thoresen & Co.

GEEMANIA. Gerima str., Gˆ0. Jebsen, 201

Deg. Korrer 16th Dec., Copra-Siomsson & Co.

Hypna, British str.. 2,328, J. B. Kent, 25!h

Dec New York 29th Oct., Ballway Irán

-Mitani & Co..

ICHANG, British str., 1.228. R. Laris, 19th Dee-finalsin and Swadow 10th Des., Nota Hattorfield & Rovira. Jomysɛ.. German str. 952, M. Jplaud, 24th DeoSingapors 17th and dilow 23rd December General-Juizen & Co. KAPONG, Tritish str. 987. J. V Sidford. 22nd Dec-Cahn, Iloilo and Manila 19th Deo, Hemp, Tabacon and Sundries-Butterfeld & Bwire. KAING. Brilish str. 1.143, H. E: Laver. 2011 Don Tientsin and Swatow 19th Dec, -General- --Ruttersell & Saira

Koro. British wr, 4,340, T. A. Smith, R.N.R

28th Dec. New York 9th Nov., General Shewan, Tomes & Ch.

KIBIN MARU Japasse str. 2.361. M. Degachi 20th Dro-Singanore 12th Dec.. General and Cotton-Nippon Yasen Kaisha, KORANG. British str. 1.012. Heyany, 26th Dec-Banekok and Swatow 15th Dec, Cal Butterfield & Swire, LANDRA SCHEIFF, German str., 1.102, A. Strave, 26th Des.-Swalow 25th Den, General Chinese.

LAHTNING, British s 2.122. E. P. Smith. 19th Der.- Sincenera 12th Dos., Genstal

-David Sassoon. & Co. LOONAMOON, German atr., 1,971, W. Vocalar, 25th Dec -Wakamatan 19th Dec, Canl - Mitani Brasian Kaisha,

LONGSANG. British str. 1.095, W. G. G. Lusk,

26th Dro-Manila 23rd Dec., General Jardine, Matheson & Co.

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WARON 980 MARU, depanus Fr.. : 7!?, N:

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HONGKONG HOTEL.

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24th Dec.-Saigon 20th Dec.. Genorer & Mrs A, B, Crow Wo Fat Sing,

RAKKONAN MARD, Japonese afr. 1.343, M.

Mud, 21st Dec.-Wakamatsu 16th Dec. Coal-Mitani Rusean Kvisbn.

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SIOAN. British str., 1.047, F. Jamieson. 22nd Tres-Haiphong 19th and Noihow 21st Dea., General Butterfield & Swire. SUNGKIANA. British str., 987. H. Mathias. 26th De-Haiphong via Hoihow 24th Dec, Ries-interfeld & Swire.

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25th Dra-Mike 19th Dec., Coal--Mitsui Mr & Mrs Payes

Mr. H. Honan BORAT. Kaisha.

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94th Dec,Shanghai 21st Dec., Flour-Mr.P. Lammert Nippon Yusen Kaisha.

and children

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