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others, The innovation proved such a dis- nal failure, that very properly it has not been repeated. A very efficient and much more convenient substitute was the cargo-boat Faily decked with bunting, moored close to the winning post, where a very substantial repast was prepared, to which ample justice was done. By kind permission of Colonel Hobson and the Officers of The Bluffs, the excellent band of the regiment was present, and enlivened pro- ceedings throughout the afternoon by playing the following carefully selected programme in their usual finished style --

March. Quadille

Barcarolle

:** Dauntless",

"la Mascotte

Fischertled "..

Valve Theron ferer"....

Selectky11,M.S.Pisators Mo

..........1a Mantilla

Core & Marçin..." 11 Virta"... Calop. Earl of Chester "

Gel Sys the Queen

A. QUINN,

Jaunissaan,

Attra

Cinog”). Sulfiran...... Kocia

..Helliol. Kneul

Bandmaster.

The Dock Company's "fast and power- ful tug boat Fame (vide "ancient advertise ments was, as usual, in attendance to convey visitors to and from Hongkong, but the old clipper was hardly so extensively patronised as in years gone by.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1882.

LADIES' PURSE." For pair-Dared Outrigged Gigs."

Distance, One Mile.

"COACH."

Bow, Mr. H. E. Angier,'..... Stroke, Mr. T. R. Fisher,...st. 71.1

gst. 3lb.

7st. 12lb.

Cox, Mr. A-yau,

"LARK."

How, Mr. A. B. Tomkins, ............tost. 7lb.) Stroke, Mr. J. I. Hughes, ..........10st. 12lb. Cox, Mr. H. W. Sampson, ... gst. olb. "ALFENDRE."

Dow, Mr. M. Falconer, 129 4 Stroke, Mr. G. Kultzau,...............last. lb. o

Cox, Mr. G. Grimble,.........

7st, tolb.

POST ENTRIES.

SAILING RACE.-For Sutall Decked and Half- Decked Boats First prize, $30. Second, $15, Third, $5.

Mr. Tripp's Cutter ..... Mr. Beart's Una Boat

Sea Lark. I ..Obasan. z

Mr. Leatherbarrow's Cutter Sunbeam 3

gen

FUNERAL OF THE LATE MR.. "M.S. TONNOCHF.

As we announced would be the case in our last issue, the body of Mr. M. S. Tonnochy was interred in the Protestant Cemetery, Happy Valley, this morning. The funeral cortége left Victoria Gaol at 8 o'clock, the prison bell solemnly tolling as the coffin was borne from the Superintendent's quarters and placed in the hearse. Nearly the whole of the European residents of the colony were present, besides a large number of Indians, Chinese and representa- tives of other nationalities. As the procession slowly wended its way towards Wong-nel-chong, many people from various quarters joined in, and on arriving at the cemetery, the following was largely augmented by friends of the deceased, who were waiting there. It was suggested, as. the deceased was a Past Master of the Zeland Lodge, and a most zealous and enthusiastic

To-day's Advertisements,

VICTORIA REGATTA.

TWENTY SEVENTH

MEETING.

TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, THE 16th DeceɔMÉR, 1882.

PATRON:

HIS EXCELLENCY W. H. MARSH, C.M.Ć.

VICE-PATRONS

His EXCELLENCY VICE-ADMIRAL WILLES, C., R.N.

HIS EXCELLENCY Major-GENERAL. SARGENT, C.1.

THE HON. SIR GEORGE PHILLIPPO, KNT. Commodore W, H. CUMING, R.N.

STEWARDS:

Hon. F. B: JonsSON. C. V. Surri, Esq. A. McIVER, Est W. M. DEANE, Esq.

Lieut. Col. PAPILLON,

R.E..

Captain R. E. TRACY, H.M.S. "Iron Duke." H. G. THOMSETT, Esq., | Lieut.-Col. HOBSON,

R.N.

"The Buffs."

1. HOPPIUS, Esq., COMMITTEE:

T. JACKSON, Esq., Chainman. EL WOUDIN, Esq. Lieut. BALLISTUN, W. HYNES, Esq.

R.N. Dr. CHAUTH

H. F. HOLME, Esq.,

"The Buffs."

H. J. H. TRIPP, Esq. R. K. LEIGH, Esq. E BEART, Esq.

J. H. STEWART-LOCKHART, Esq

HON. SECRETARY.

Active proceedings comienced shortly after the appointed time-une. o'clock. Very few ladies were present, nor did the inale divinities. turn out in great force on the flag-lighter. There were certainly any number of small craft about, and more steam launches than we ever remem her to have seen in any previous year, the mili- tary element largely predominating. For the junior, sculls, Fisher, Ball and Danby faced the starter, and after a dismal procession, in which erratic steering was the most pro minent feature, the scullers finished in the order named, Fisher winning by over a hundred yards. The time was very poor, and the form wretched. The gig mace for soldiers and Euro- pean policemen as has invariably been the case for many years past caused a deal of excitement, the police in their old boat the Zulu the strength of their last year's victory, being popular favorites. Only three crews, the police, an R.A. crew in the fantous Gleaner, and the affs, came to the post, and the smooth water being all in favor of the cut-down Canton four, the Royal Artillerymen managed to repeat their 1880 victory, after a desperate race, by ra- ther over a clear length, the Buffs a few lengths member of the craft, that he should be buried VACHTS.....................................................E. BEART, Esq. away third. The race for men-of-war's gigs brought, as usual, a strong field to the post, and after a grand race the ever victorious galley ofthe Victor Emanuel, manned by Chinese, achieved their third successive victory, winning by 6 seconds besides their time allowance 7 two Russians boats from the Duke of Edinburgh | and elfrica respectively being accond and third. Forthe German Cupa capital race was witness- ed for about halfthe distance, when Kultzau'screw

with full masonic honors; but as it was not known that such a desire had ever been expressed by the departed brother, the District Grand Master did not feel justified in taking upon himself the responsibility of such a step; however, circulars were issued by the various lodges requesting their members to attend the sunera).

As the procession wound its way round by the

drew away from the "Shamrock," and won very road skirting the racecourse, the sight was a most cleverly at the finish, the "Thistle " figuring con-imposing and impressive one. Preceding the spicuously in the rear throughout.

The old established contest for house boatshearse were two mounted police officers, a Euro- and gigs pulled by Chinese brought the whole of pean and a Sikh, and immediately following the four entries under the starter's flag, and after were Captain W. M. Deane, Superintendent of a tremendous struggle the whole of the way be Police, who, with the Hon. P. Ryrie, Mr. J. H. Cox, tween those ancient rivals the Gunner and and Mr. Robert Lyall, all old and trusted friends Zulu, the former just managed to get, home of the deceased, acted as principal mourners. ahead, with the second Commissariat boat a capital third. In the Ladies Purse, Fisher and Then came a detachment of European police, Angier won very easily at the finish, although followed by an Indian contingent, and the warders Kulimu and Falconer stuck to them very and guards of Victoria Gaol, all of them wearing closely until within two hundred yards from their side'arms. The officers of the government, home, when they dropped away beaten: Hughes and Tomkins being out of the hunt from the friends of the deceased, and the general public, the start. The sailing race for small decked and brought up the rear. In addition to the gentle half decked boats was won by Mr. Tripp's cutter men already mentioned, amongst many others Sen Lark, with Mr. Beart's Obasan second, we noticed His Excellency the Administrator And Mr. Leatherborrow's Studeam third,.

We append the results :--

(Hon. W. H. Mars]), who was attended by his aide-de-camp, Major Hamilton of The Buffs, His "JUNIOR SCULLS." For Single Pair Sculling Excellency General Sargent, C.R., and his aide,

Boats, Distance, One Mile. Prize, "Brokers' Cup". Open to any one who has Major Harrison of The Buffs, Dr. F. Stewart, Act- never won a Sculling Race in China oring Colonial Secretary, Mr. F. Snowden, Puisne Japan.

Judge, Mr. Jas. Russell, Colonial Treasurer, Mr. Mr. T. R. Fisher, tost, 7lbs.............Fretha Mr. J. D. Ball, 10st. albi.............................Rosette. 2 E. L. O'Malley, Attomey-General, Mir. H. E. Mr. S. J. Danby, rost, 6lbs,.........Calanthe, 3 Wodehouse and Captain H. G. Thomsett, R.N., FOR GIOs pulled by European Non-Commis- Police Magistrates, Mr. J. M. Price, Surveyor sioned Officers and Men of any Regiment. General, Mr. E. Bowdler, Assistant Surveyor or Corps in Garrison, or by European Mem- General, Mr. A. Lister, Postmaster General, bers of the Police' Force, Distance, One Capt. McEuen, Deputy Harbour Master, Mr. C Mile. First Prize, $15; Second, $5.V. Creagh, Deputy Supt of Police, Mr. John S. Outrigged Boats excinded. Royal Artillery.--

Gunner. Brewer, Government Marine Surveyor, Dr. P. Police Boat

...Zulu, a B. C. Ayres, Colonial Surgeon, Dr. Wharry, Supt, of the Government Civil Hospital, the Hon. F. Bulkeley Johnson, several naval and military officers, Sir Walter Medhurst, Colonel Mosby Consul for the United States, Mr. W. Reiners, Consul for Austro-Hungary and Russia, Mr. Atwell Coxon, Consul for Belgium, Mr. A. G. Romano, Consul for Brazil, Mr. Silvin, Vice-Consul for the French Republic, Mr., T. Jackson," Mr. F. D. Sassoon, Mr. C. P. Chater, | District Grand Master of Hongkong and South China, the Officers of the District Grand Lodge, Masters of the various lodges in the colony, and a large number of the brothern, Dr. Clouth and Young nearly the whole of the merchants, brokers, and professional men, and a crowd Bow, Mr. G. L. Tomlin................................... gst olbe,"

of government officials and other residents. No. 2, Mr. A. Shepherd,........... 10st. glbs. No. 3, Mr. P. Hart................ist. 4lbs. 3

On arriving at the gate of the cemetery the Stroke, Mr. J.I. Hughes, lost, 12ibs, coffin, made of polished oak, and conspicu- Cox, Mr. G. A. Caldwell.......................' Est. 13lbs., aus for its gigantic size, was borne on the FOR MEN-OF-WAR'S GIGS AND WHALERS. Dis shoulders of ten stalwart European policemen *tance, One Mlle. First Prize, $15: Second, to the chapel, where the burial service was im- Time allowed for Oars, seconds pressively recited by the Rev. Mr. Jennings, per Car. H.M.S. Victor Emanuel's...8-oared Galley, Colonial Chaplain. The procession was then H.I.R.M.S.D. of E'burgh's...6-cared Whaler, a re-formed, and the body carried by its former H.L.R.M.S. Africa's..........6-cated Whator. 3 bearers to that part of the burial ground known HL.M.S. Vigilant's-cared. Whaler,

a "the old residents' corner," where with due H.M.S. Victor Emanuel's-onred Whales, o H.I.R.M.S, Plastoun's...... Whaler.

solemnity it was consigned to its Mother Earth, Whaler, o ared Whaler◊

C. Company "The Buffs, "......Anonymous 3 THE "CHAIRMAN'S CUP," For Four-Oared Canton Cutters Distance, One Mile and a

"LEEK"

Half,

..93t. 7lbs."

How, Mr. E. W, Rutter,...................... No, 1, Mr. J. H. Stewart-Lockhart, 12st, albe, No. 3, Mr. S. W. Laŋe.........................................list. gibs. Stroke, Mr. H. E. Angier,.st. lbs.

Cox, Mr. T. R. Fisher,...löst. 7lbs.) "KORNELUNE."

Bow, Mr. H. Leffmann,tost, folbs.) No. 4, Mr. C. Colpe........................................10st tolbs. | No. 3, Mr. G. Proscb.st. zollis. a Stroke, Mr. G. Kultzau,............136. 5lbs.

Cox, Mr. G. Grimble........... 7st, rolbs.) SHAMROCK."

H.M.S. Encounter's..... H.M.S. Kestrel's

"THAMES-STREET INDUSTRIES," by Percy Fch, frig. La Victorieuse 7-oared Whaler, o Russell. This Illustrated Pamphlet on Perfumery, French corvette Kersaints...7-oared Whaler&c., published at 6d., may be had gratis from any H.M.S, Fly4-0ared Gig Chemist or dealer in perfumery in the World, or HMS Liye Sommending 5-cared Whalet. o

JOHN GOSNELL & Co., London--[ADVT.}\ "GERMAN CUP.” To be rowed in Cantón Fours,

Distance, One Mile.

KORNBLUNE

Bow, Mr. W. Parfitt

No. 2, Mr. H. E. Angler annet No. 3, Mr. S. W. Lane,.......... Stroke, Mr. G. Kultzat, ...

Cox, Mr.T/R, Fisher,"

SHAMROCK

Bow, Mr. G. L Tomlin""

No. 2, Mr. Falconer,

No. 3, Mr.

Stroke, Mr. J. L

Cox Mr. G. Grimb

Bow, Mr. E. W. Rutter,

No. 21, H. Stewart Lockha

sib.

Test. 7ib.

ost. Tolb. fast! Alb. rost. Tolb,

fast. Izib.

7st. talb

To-day's Advertisements.

FOR NEW YORK

THE 3/3 L L L American Bark

“JOHN D. BREWER,"

Josselyn, Master will-load-at-Whampoa for ite above Port, and will have quick despatch. For Freight, apply to be betales c

KAUNO RUSSELL & Co. "Hongkong, 15th December, 1881.

WANTED TO RENT,S

[Bar;

No Mr. R. K. Leigh,.....16 lb. 3 FROM THE MIDDLE OF DECEMBER UNTIL MARCH. Stroke, Mr. A. Denison... fost. I tlb...

Cox, Mr. S. M. Fraser-Smi Bst. gib. A FURNISHED FAMILY

FOR HOUSE BOATE and or Gigi HuWER BY CHINA MON mens Distance, One Mile First Prize

RESIDENCE LO HEALTHY SITUATION,

Swith

(815) Second $5. Time for Dam, 6 seconds GARDEN STABLE, AND COACH HOUSE.

per Care

Commissariat, l

Police Boats

Commissarial, inden Polloa Hoati

Gunner

Fall Particulars to be sent to

H. R. COOMBS, Esq., HON. TREASURER. JUNGES: 1. P. MCEUEN, Esq, R.N., AND HJ. H. TRIP P, Esq. UMPIRES AND STARTERS:

W. HYNES, Esq. 1E. L. WOODIN, Esq.

ROWING

OPEN SAILING BOATS...E. BURNIE, Eq.

JUDGE OF SAILING RACES ; - Commander J. G. JONES,. R.N.

SECOND DAY,.- SATURDAY, 16TH DECEMBER, 1882. 1st Race.—1 PM)

AND RACE 1.30 P.M.

FOR GICs pulled by European Non-Commis- sioned Officers and Men of any Regimenti ar. Corps in Garrison, or by European Members of the Police Force. Distance, One Mile, Entrance, $1, First Prize, $15; Second. $5. Winner of Second Race on first day, and Outrigged Boats excluded. INTERNATIONAL RACE. "Challenge Cup"--For Four-Oared Canton Cutters. Distance, One Mile. This Cup to be, won two consecutive years before being finally held. Won inst year by the English. Entrance, $10. For House BOATS and/or GIGS PULLED BY 3RD RACE-2 Pt.

CHINAMEN! Distance, One Mile. Entrance, $1. First Prize, $15 ; Second $5. Winner of Sixth Race on first day excluded. Time for Oars, 6 seconds per Oar.

4TH RACE 3.30 F.M. "AMERICAN CUP." To be rowed in Canton Fours. Distance, One Mile. Entrance, $10,

ITH RACE-3 WAL FOR MEN-OF-WAR'S CUTTERS. Distance, One Mile.Entrance, $1. First Prize, $20; Second, $10. No time allowed for Oars. 6TH RACE.-3.30 P.M. FOR PAIR OARED OUTRIGGED GIGS. "Cathay Cup" presented by Hon. F. B. JOHNSON. Distance, One Mile. Entrance, $5. Winner of Ladies' Purse excludal.

TO

7TH RACE-4 P.M.

DE ROWED IN 5 OR GOARED ROYAL NAVAL GICS OR WHALERS, By Officers of H. M.'s Flect in Harbour. Cup presented by the Members of the Hongkong Club. · Time for Oars,-6 seconds per Oar.

BTH RACE 4.30 P.M. "MEMIERS' Cui-presented by Members of the Victoria Recreation Club. For Four- Dared Canton Cutters.. Distance, One-mile- and-a-half. Entrance, $10. Winner of “The Chairman's Cup" excluded, SAILING RACE.

FOR ALL CANOES. Entrance, $z.

SAILING RACE. FOR ALL OPEN BOATS, Chinese excluded. En- trance, $a. First Prize, $po; Second, $10. FOR ALL YACHTS. Entrance, $5. Handicap, YACHT RACE.

Cup presented by the Victoria Recreation Club, N.B-Entries for races 2, 4, 6, and 8, (First Day): 1, 3, 5, and 7, (Second Day); will close be sent in in writing to the Hon. Secretary giving on Monday, 11th December, at 6 p.m. and must name of boat, colour, number of oars, &c.

J. H. STEWART-LOCKHART, Hon. Secretary, Victoria Recreation Club, Hongkong, 6th December, 1882. [794

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Intimations.

CHRISTM A S, 1882.

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Albums, and Photograph frames in great

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Intimations.

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is now prepared to execute the largest orders for every description of Aerated Waters with promptness and despatch.

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SUPERIOR QUALITY GUARANTEED. Consumers are Invited to try those carefully Manufactured

SPARKLING WATERS. THREE DOZEN FOR ONE DOLLAR “All Orders and Communications should be ad- dressed to The Factory, - kurtles PNRA 7, BEACONSFIELD ARCADE. Hongkong, 11th April, 1882. Czas

· JUST LANDED AND FOR SALE.

EX ESMERALDA."

HAVE BEEN OPENED TH I $

D Α Y. For Terms, &c., apply to

A. HAHN. No. 8, Beaconsfield Arcade Hongkong, 1st November, 1882,

1722 HONGKONG TIMBER YARD, WANCHAL OREGON PINE SPARS AND LUMBER every fortnight at

ALWAYS ON HAND.

L MALLORY,

Proprietor, Hongkong, 24th June, 1881.), p

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C. L. THEVENIN, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT

HONGKONG HOTEL BUILDINGS.

HAS FOR SALES

HIGH STANDARD SUGAR, Manufac

tured by the LUZON SUGAR REFINING COMPANY, LIMITED, at MANILA in Quantities to suit Purchasers. This Sugar can be specially recommended for family hac, as it is made with out the use of animal charcoal or sulphuric seid. Fresh supplies will be received from Manila

TAI YUNE, Compradore, a Eastern Avenue, Central Market. Hongkong, 20th November, 1882, he take (762

O K KEE

COA LEKMERCHANT 18, WING SING LANK, HONGKONG,

Kas on hand for Sale all Inds of Hound

.... and Steam COAL of the best quality, uti moderate rates. The "CUM LOONG CUM. CHOW CUM SHUEN" "CUM LEE”'

EMILE PFANKUCHEN, A FINE ASSORTMENT OF WHITE AND RED Steam Launches for Hire at 3 for 1st hour ba

- Amoy, zand August, 1882/?

PERBURGUNDIES CARRALLAT [sayAT MODERATE PRICES

CHS; J. GAUPP & CO. CHRONOMETER WATCH AND JEWELLERS SILVER-SMITHS, AND

CLOCK-MAKERS, VARANA

AT ONCE

for

A FEW GOOD COMPOSITORS. Apply at th

Hongkong Telegraph Office Hongkong, sed October, 1882.

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH Orice

· Hongkong, 4th December,' 1882.

BEOPTICIANS.

CHARTS AND BOOKS. VAL INSTKUREI SPORESTA BOLE, AGENTS AB

Louis Andemars' Watches 1: awarded the highest Prizes it every Exhibitions ; and for Voigtländer and Sohn's

CELEBRATED OFERA GLASE MARINE

GLARKER "AND. SITOLANKI PARMA No. 18, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTR

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A Capital AMONTILLADO SHERRY. Assorted LIQUEURS of the best quality? BON BONS, FRENCH PRESERVES, FRESH BUTTER and CHEESE by Every French Mail, PERFUMERY, &, Hongkong, and October, 1882.

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MANUFACTURERS

WATCH

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NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS

A CHARTS AND BOOKS,

NO. 46, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL 434

for 2nd and $1 for 3rd hour,!" CUM ON " and “CUM KAI,” at $3 for 1st hour, $z for and hour, and for longer periods according to arrangement

Hongkong, 16th October, 1882, 942770 (700) WILLIAM SCHMIDT & CO.

UN NUNMAKERS E AMMUNITION

DEALERS,4

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