DATE.
6
THE HONGKONG GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 16ти NOVEMBER, 1861.
This space occupied by Illustration.
Parian Statuette. Manufactured by Minton & Co.
35. Groups: Love restraining Wrath (Beattle) Naomi and ber Daughters-in-law; the Flight into Egypt.
36. Stamertes:-Mercury (after Thorwaldsen); Shakspeare, by John Bell; Sir Robert Peel: the Prince of Wales.
37. Bust of Michael Angelo and Raphael, by John Bell.
38. Statuettes:---Ariadne on a Panther (after Dancker); Atala and Chactus.
39. Candlesticks, with figures in the costume of the time of Louis the Fiftenth.
40. Flower stand, group of hunters, with perforated basket.
41. Set of chessmen, by John Bell. 42. Chimney-piece, in Pa- rian. 48. Ewers with stand, after Cellini. 44. Vases, with cm- bossed festoms and ornaments, gilt. 45. Roman cippus vases, em- bossed birds and foliage, and furquoise ground. 46. Sueyed vase, with olive-branch enbessment. 47. Pair of vases; one with an embossed ornament of the oak, and the other of the ivy. 48. Pair of Piranesi vases. 49. Perforated flower-stand, with festoons of raised flowers.
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50. Pair of Pompeian cups. 51. Pair of cups, Sutherland aud companion.
52. Group of raised flowers, with a Cupid in the centre, and a twisted dolphin support.
53. Dolphin tazzas. 54. Brackets with figures. 55. Pair of brackets, after Michael Angelo. 66. Pair of eagle brackets. 57. Pair of mask-head brackets. 58. Candlesticks, and pianoforte can- dlesticks, in the style of Boule, gilt. 59. Variety of jugs, butter coolers, &c.
Earthenware Fire-place_Slabs.--Earthenware enamelled Tiles,
Flowerpots, &c.
60. A variety of fire-place slabs, enamelled tiles, flowerpots and stands, and garden seats.
61. Tea-urn and tea-pot stands.
62. Earthenware dinner plates, ewers and basins, enamelled and
printed.
63. Series of chemical utensils, in hard porcelain.
64. Raw materials used in the manufacture and in the ornament-
ing of porcelain and earthenware.
65. Fired specimens of colours.
66. Earthenware, in the different stages of its manufacture.
Tiles, Terra Cotta, and Vuses, §e., in imitation of Majolica Ware.
67. Encaustic and other tiles, for pavements, and for lining walls. 68. Pillars of enamelled bricks.
69. Large vase, designed by Baron Marochetti, in terra-cotta. The figures in bas-relief, represent Neptune and Amphitrite on one side, and Sirens restraining Boreas on the other.
70. Flowerpots in terra-cotta, with Parian bas-reliefs (after Thor- waldsen), representing the four Seasons, introduced in panels.
71. Figure of Galatea with Cupid and a dolphin, for a conserva- tory fountain.
72. Wine-coolers of porous ware; ornamented with views, and festoons of vine leaves and grapes, in buif; with a wreath of vine leaves, &c.; with festoons of vine leaves and grapes, and coloured in the majolica style; with wreath of vine leaves, &c., and coloured. 75. Roman Cipons vases, dark-blue ground, and coloured fo- liage, &c.
74. Variety of flowerpot and stands, coloured in the majolica style, &c.
WEATHER TABLES FOR THE PAST WEEK. REGISTER AT HARBOUR MASTER'S OFFICE, QUEEN'S ROAD.
GA.M.
Noox.
G P.M.
1861.
Barometer,
Thermometer. Barometer. Thermometer, Barometer.
Thermometer.
November 9,
30.23
75
80.23
75
30.23
75
$1
10,
3024
71
30.20
80.16
74
11,
30.13
75
80.13
76
30.13
75
12,
30.8
76
30.08
77
80.08
70
13,
30.08
75
30.11
78
30.12
77
14.
30.10
75
30.14
75
30.90
74
})
15.
30.00
30.03
70
80.23
74
BAROMEAGA.
FAM
9 A.31.
Noox.
SPS.
18 PM.
REGISTER AT Block Horse, VICTORIA PEAK.
Height above Sea Level 1,770 feet,
HYGROMETER.
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DRY BULB.
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Noos.
5 1.37.
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Noes.
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GA.M.
Furen, ranges from 0 to 12.
NOON.
REMARKS AS TO WEATHER.
6 P.M.
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Dina
Diva.
1/441 Novem. 5
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402.2000.000:6.00 76,an1,68.00j61.0j64.C0,71.09 INND
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Fine.
Flue though very harg. Fine thought very luze,
Far.
Fize though bazy.
NOTICE.
MIE interest and responsibility of Mr. PRANK- LIN DEGANO WILHAS in our Finn ceased on the 21th day of October last, and our business will henceforth be carried on under the kame of WETMORE, CRY DER & 06.
WETMORE, WILLIAMS & Co. China 1st January, 1861.
NOTICA.
M
TR. JOHN KEARNY RODGERS is authorised
to sign our Firm in China,
WETMORE, CRYDER & Co. China, 1st January, 1881.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL
TE. FREDERICK W, CREEN, Praethioner at Law, bes removed to Na. A. Bog View, Jate in the occupation of F. S. ALVAREZ, Esq.
Hongkong, 2d November, 1861.
NOTICE.
ALL Persons indebted to or having clains upon A. the Estate of Exiunio Josť do Ruža, kin, dunensed, ave regnested to send particulars of the same to the nuder-iguel, un or before the 31st December, 1861.
M. C. bo ROZARIO,
Administrator. Hougkong, 21st September, IRGL.
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NOTICE.
E authority given to Mr. EDMUND ALEX- ANDER STILL to sign our Firm terminatesi on the 30th of June last.
LYALL, STILL & Co. Hongkong, 22nd August, 1861.
NOTICE. VENDERS will be received at the Gaol Office, until Nouns of the 21st November, 1861, fe PROVISIONING and CLOTHING, &2,, the pel- soners in H. M.'s Gaols of this Colony for One Year, commencing on the 26th day of November, 1861, in accordance with the following SeiEDULES, viz :---
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