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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, JANUARY 22, 1883.

THE HONGKONG HOTEL COM. else made the least show of resistance, and the

PANY LIMITED.

The following is the report of the Directors of the above named Company, to be presented at the ordinary half-yearly meeting of shareholders on Saturday next, the 27th instant;-----

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In accordance with Section 31 of the Articles of Association the Directors have now to submit to you their Hall-Yarty Steport, with Statement of Accounts for the six months ending tisi December, 1882.

HOTEL BUILDING, Certain repairs have been und anspersablo alnew the sermiki ation of the year, such as the replacing of the beams supporting the water tank on the top of the banding out the sebulking of the weak portions of the wall supporting the main staircase, the cret of which is estimated #1 6600, This will pashably be the ly ammirequired during the currency of the present leas at the expiry of which the Directors contemplats suggesting to version of certain nullized portions of the basement into fashion rooms, which are now much needed owing to the increased number of travellers paming through the Chy, and to make such

Jo the public.

total innings only amounted to 45 runs, includ. ing 4 extris. The wickets fell-one for two, two for 13, three, four, and five for 21, six and seven för 24, eight and nine for 25, and ten for 45. In the bowling departinent Travers especially dis tinguished himself, his record showing 65 balls, mailen dvers (seven of thent in succession) 7 rans and 4 wickets. Dunbury bowled 39 balls, 2 maidens for 26 runs and 5 wickets..

SHANGHAI

To-day's Advertisements.

AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN LLOYD'S STEAM,

A NAVIGATION 'COMPANY,

STEAM FOR SINGAPORE, PENANG, COLOMBO, BOMBAY, ADEN, SUEZ, DAM FORT SAID, AND TRIESTE. » (Taking Cargo at through rated to CALCUTTA, PERSIAN GULF PORTS, ODESSA, and the MEDITERRANEAN PORTS).

Mr. D. C. Jansen, of the Astor House, has just received an interesting addition to his aviary, which already comprises a fine collection of binds common to China. The new comers are a species of quail from Oregon, and were brought over by Captain Morrison, of the Earl of Elgin. They are the first of the 'kind'ever seen in China. here are about twenty of them, and they appear to be in fine condition after a voyage of too days. The Chinaman who was arrested at Soochow Being, in a minority of zo the Amoy players on a charge of murdering the Mandarin Chang had to follow on, but their second essay was and his wife, was brought to Shanghai to-day.

He was one of the cooks in the service of de- THE Company's Steamship even more unsuccessful than their first, the tenth

ceased, and is supposed to have played a leading wicket falling when the score stood at 40, of part in the tragedy. It is said that he was tor-. leaving Hongkong victorious by an innings and knew of the affair, but he still preserved his re- 166 runs. In the second innings of Amoy, Ban anything out of him. He will not be put in the ticence. A second torturing also failed to get bury was mast effective with the ball, taking 9 gaol at the Chehsien's yamen, and he will pro- wickets at a total cost of a1 runs-a capital per-bably be tortured again before he is tried. The last penalty, in this case decapitation, would be a happy relief to him.-Mercury.

"MEDUSA,"

Intimations.

F. BLACKHEAD & CO.

SHIPCHA

AND

GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, PRAYA CENTRAL.

Intimations.

·NOTICE...

HE Undersigned has all kinds of House and Ship Con for Sale in large or small

~ HIPCHANDLERS, STORE-KEEPERS quantities at Moderate Prices. Strong and Com-- modious small steamers on hire for towing, pur- poses, Excursions, &c, &c., CHEAPER than any other House in the Trade.

Apply to

Hongkong, 12th April, 1882.

HAVE RECEIVED EX LATEST ARRIVALS,,

HING LEE,

37, Tung Man Lane.

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the Shareholders the outlay of the accestry funds for the con- which Tait had made in good style, thus iured at Soochow to force him to tell what he Captain G. Ragusin, will be despatched as above / AMERICAN CAST STEEL SHOVELS. THE CITY OF MANILA CIGAR STORE.

able shops the construction of fift, the building of atr bad

other nuditions and alterations as will give thorough satisfaction

1.0A ACCOUNT,

Remakes the same as at the date of our last meeting, owing to

terested thereby.

the adoption of a different method of amounts, but a lot of informance even against such feeble batting as that of the Amoy cricketers. Travers secured anc wicket for seven runs.

LIALI

This matter has received, constant attention during the last bnlf-year, and the Directors have satisfaction in informing the Shareholders that improved offers have already been made for a Auther Leas, and feel confident that a far greater reverse will be derived from sisa premions when negotiations are concluded

TRANATEE, FREE,

An Extraordinary Meeting healed after the Ordinary Meeting of Shareholders, to take into comerations the suggestions pro- posed at our Jani half-yearly meeting regarding Section 33 of the Anicica of Associationi.

PROFIT AND LOS ACCOUNT.

After deducting such pro rata proponion of Fire Insurance, Taxes, Repairs, Bre., a la chargeable on the period under review, this account shows a balance if. 88,165.25, of which amount the Directors, with the concurrence of the Sharehokleri, propose to dierile a dividend of 83 per share, thus absorbing a sum of 16,000, and to write the balance of 61,155.95 of "Hotel nad

·Furnlives" account,

DIRECTORS,

According to Section B of the Articles of Association, two of the Directure, Mr. 17. McCulloch and Mr. Ant, dos Hamadion, retire from the lourd, but are eligible for re-election.

AUDITORS,

In view of the limited book entrims consequent on our present arrangements, the Directors are af opinion that one Auditor would suffice, and therefore leave this matter to the decision of the sleeting

ANKETA

W. Kerroor Huauns, Chairman,

LSABILITIES.

Hoteland Furniture $291,067.94 3,000 Shane $200,000,00 Bundry Debtors

Rapairs, and Fun) niture under? Lean 1838/83) Law Kapanau*)

4.339gi | Loan ADCORE 14,000,00 -Vagaki Dividendam.. 101.49 Saidry Creditors ...

Taxentestring to?- 1883.............

Profiss

1,833.67

under Laase} 1878d

I 205.31

B009 303-30 1,165,95

$3,540.13

PROFIT AND LOR.

Fire Insurance,

proportion of I

Taxe

330.00

DoR,25

To Intanet....10.45 |·Dy Ranz.

Allowance on" Rent, proportion of j Repairs and Fur niture vader Lanse 1878/83 proportion

Salary.......IN OVA Charges

Directors Fac.... Audiber Fees.... Law Expenses .......

72.05

1,170.33 |

180.00

300, DO

$2,000

* Balance ........sian 8,185.23

$13,030,00

Hongkong, rgah January, 1883.

Audited and found correct, }-

A. & YAUCHER

THOS, ARNOLD,

Auditors.

:

$12,000.00

$17,030.00

Lovia HausCHILD, Secretary,

· CRICKET..

AMOY C. C. V. HONGKONG C. C. This inter-port match was commenced on the ground of the Amoy Cricket Club at Kulangsoo on Thursday, January 11th, and terminated the allowing day in a crushing defeat for the home players by an innings and 166 runs.

Winning the tons Travers elected to defend the stumps, sending in Lane and Rice to resist the attacks of Lawson and Greaves. A bad start was made, the telegraph board, showing only eight runs when the Gunner was clean bowled by Greaves, and in the following over. Hedley was well caught by Price off Lawson for a couple' Two for cleven. Bunbury, who became Rice's next partner, quickly got to work, and the fielders had a busy him of it until "the grand Old Buff "placed a ball in Lawson's hands at slip, after putting together 17 in his usual free style. Three for 43. Travers took the vacant wicket and 'im- mediately became busy, his partner meanwhile playing with remarkable, steadiness, his score increasing principally by singles. With 96 up the Captain was sent back for a well hit 16, Including one three and five twos, 43 runs having been put on since the fall of the last wicket. With the addition of seven rus Jarrett was bowled by Tait, who had previously superseded Greaves, the retiring batsman having failed to score and Newington only put together five when a catch by Dow off Talt sant him back, the telegraph board now recording six wickets for 113 runs. When Coxon became associated with Rice the play became a trifle: livelier, the left hander, having got well set, hitting out in good style. The bowling was conspicuously weak and the changes were frequent. Coxon had credited himself with 13 when Dow got one past his bat, and seven wickets were down for 145. Hawkins made

short stay, falling to a combination of Lawson and Dow, after scoring right, and then Barff came in with the score at 172. The scoring now became fast and furious both batsmen leting out at everything, and no less than 77 runs were put on when Rice was sharply caught by Tait off Greaves, having scored 130 runs out of a total of 249. The left handed player who was first in

and ninth wicket down, played a masterly to nings, his large total including one six, one five, one four, four threes, and twenty twos'- He was loudly cheered on returning to the pavilon. Sadler was last man in, but he had no chance of datinguishing himself, being immediately run out by his partner. The grand total amounted to a51 runs, of which 3a were extras a reliable Indication of the very weak all round character of the opposition. The bowling honors were about evenly divided amongst the Amoy trundlers, Greaves taking three wickets, while Lawson, Tall and Dow were credited with twp

CAMARO

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Annexed are the scores:-

HONGKONG C.C.

Lieut. Lane, R.A., b Graves

Mr. Rice, Tait. 1. Greaves.

Teut. Hedley, H.E., e Price. b Lawmany

Licul Bunbury, The Buffs," Lawson, b Greaves

Mt. A. K. Travdes, e Prios, à Lawson

Timur Jatres, "The Bush," 5 Tall

Cry, Newington, R.M.L.), ¢ Dow, b Tait

Mr. G. 8. Coram, b Dom, a

Mt. V.A.. Hawking, e Lawson, b Th Mr. C. S. But, Not Out

Mr. Sadler, Ren Cus.

Extras.

FIRST INNINGS.

AMOY CC.

Eucoup innescia,

Mr. W. N. Duw, cLaneb Travers 8 (aub) st Hedley, b lun-

Mr. A. K. Graves, b Travers

Mr. G. T. Deas. Retired

Mr. T, J, Tali, ©Newington, b

Bunty

Mr. G. de St. Craiz, b Bunbury,

Mr, R. C. Paremore, e Prayers,

bury

Rice, sunbury (b) Traves ...

Hawkins, ↳ Houlury 12 Bunbury,

· Bunburyice. b Bushing a net out.

JE Jeon, u, Hedley, b Trevers

Mr. F. Stavera, i Travers. MT. G. Harkness, Rice &

Bunbury

...16 Mr. W. Graham, Net Out

Extras

eSadler, b Bunbury 3. Hedley, Bunbury Clawkins, bluntary

Bunbury,

Extra

c. Caton, Bunbury

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SWATOWY. HONGKONG C. C, A one innings match, between the above named teams was played at Swatow on the 18th inst. and resulted, after a rather uninteresting exhibition, in the victory of the visitors by ninc wickets. The home players went first to the wickets but could make no headway against the deliveries of Bunbury and Travers, Thompson alone succeeding in reaching double figures. When the last wicket fell the score stood at 34

The wickets, fell in the following order one, two, and three for a single, four for 11, five for 12, six, seven and eight for 28, nine for 30, and ten for 34 Bunbury bowled eight wickets at a total cost of 18 runs..

runa.

Hongkong was first represented by Rice and Lane, and it was generally thought that the

A serious accident happened to Mr. Alex. Sim on the Bubbling Well Road last night. He was thrown off his horse, which kicked him and seriously disfigured his face. We are glad to learn that Mr. Sim is progressing favourably,

Among the passengers who are to leave by the P. and O. steamer Rome, is one who has made himself conspicuous in Shanghai by his con geniality in social circles and as a supporter of all out-door sports. We, allude to Sir Wm. Johnston. The Baronet will be missed in the tented field," for he has filled the duty of Secre-

tary to the Cricket Club with great success, and

his skill as an all round cricketer has scarcely. been surpassed in the East, although he has fallen, off of late. As an active member of the Rowing Club, he also has done good service, and the Scotch "Eights" and "Fours" will loose one of the best men who have sat in the boats. Sir William, also, was a prominent member of the Racquet Club. Nor is this all; he helped considerably to the success of the Temperance

on or about the 6th proximo.

For further Particulars, apply to

MELCHERS & Co.,

"Agents. Hongkong, 22nd January, 1883.

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WANTED for the C of E CHE

SUGAR Refining Company, LIMITED, at East Point, an Experienced BOOKKEEPER, To a thoroughly qualified person, a Liberal Salary will be given.

Applications to be addressed to

THE MANAGER, CHINA SUGAR REFINING CO., LTD.,

East Point,

Hongkong, 22nd January, 1883.

TO BE LET.

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HOUSE No. 11, GAGE STREET.

Apply to

I. A. DE CARVALHO. Hongkong, 22nd January, 1883.

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PUBLIC AUCTION.

PROPERTY IN QUEEN'S ROAD

· CENTRAL..

To Sell by Public Auction, on

THE Undersigned has received instructions

THURSDAY,

Hall Concerts, as he was always ready to render bis services, no matter for what object. Whether "Sir William returns to us or not, we are not in a

the position to say, but should he do so the adicus to him on his departure from Shanghai will be greatly exceeded in welcome on his return to China-Courier.

MAILS EXPECTED,

THE AMERICAN MAIL.

The O. & O. steamer Gaelic, with the next American uiail, left Yokohama on the 16th in- stant, at daylight, and is due here on the 22nd.

The O. & O. steamer Belgic, with the succeed- ing American mail, left San Francisco on the 28th ultime, and may be expected to arrive bere on or about the 27th instant...

THE INDIAN.MAIL

1.

next Indian mail, left Calcutta on the morning The steamers Lennox and Japan, with the

25th January, 1883, at THREE P.M,

BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGER, ALL that PIECE or PARCEL of GROUND Registered in the Land Office as Section F of INLAND LOT No. 102, measuring on the North side feet, on the South 30 feet,

30 East 40 feet, and on the West 40 feet of thereabouts. B

Together with the TWO HOUSES in Queen's

Road Central, Nos. 247 and 249.. TERMS OF SALE-20 per cent. on the fall of the hammer, and the balance on transfer day, 10th February next,

J. M. GUEDES,

PICKS.

AXES.

HATCHETSA ENGINEERS' & HOUSEHOLD HAMMERS. PATENT BIT-BRACES

AUGER-BITS., §.

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*Hongkong, 22nd January, 1883.

WANTED TO RENT.

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of the 17th instant, and are due here on or about FROM THE MIDDLE OF JANUARY UNTIL MARCH. the 4th proximo.

To-day's Advertisements.

pair would rub off the runs, However, after ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA. Lane had scored a couple, and his partner a

brace of singles the Gunner was clean bowled THEATRE ROAD ROYAL by Phillips, and Hedley came in. The runs were then quickly made, Rice being not out with 17 and Hedley not out with 14.

The following are the scoreś!--

SWATOW.

Captain W. Dick, a and b Bunbury Mr.-J. Phillips, c-Tedley, li Banbury Mr. J. C, Johnson, b Travers, Mr. R. Hi, & Buntary,

Dr. J. Pollock, and Banbury

MEW, F. Inglia, e Coxon, by Danbury,

Mr. W. Thompson, e Hawkins, b Bart

Mr. J. Armstrung, noi nus

Captain Lass, b Hanbury

Captala Himan, e Hedley, ↳ Bunbury

Mr. G. Rome, a Hard, la Bunbury

Extras.

HONGKONG CC.

Mr. Rice, not out.

Liest, lape, R.A., & Pitips. Lieur, Hedley, R.E., not out,

Extras

Mosers, Bunbury, Travers, Janell, Newington Cazun, Hawkins, Bard and Sadlerto bat

DEATH OF MR. A. SIM,

CITY HALL, HONGKONG..

THE SIXTH SUBSCRIPTION

PERFORMANCE WILL BE GIVEN ON

WEDNESDAY,

THE 24TH INSTANT,

ON WHICH OCCASION WILL DE REPRESENTED BELLINI'S CELEBRATED OPERA. "NORM A."

POLLIONE...

OROVESO

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FLAVIO

-Our readers will deeply regret to hear of the sudden death of Mr. Alexander Sim, of Messrs. Brand, Brothers & Co. Last night we briefly announced that he had met with an accident whilst out riding on Tuesday evening on the Bubbling Well Road, but it was not thought his injuries would have a fatal termination. It ap pears that about six o'clock on Tuesday evening Mr. C. J. Holliday was out on the Bubbling Well Road when he met a rideriess pony, and soon afterwards he found Mr. Sim lying on the ground, about 100 yards this side of the Cottage, in a stato of semi-consciousness With assistance Mr. Sim was taken to his residence, where he was subsequently attended by Dr. Little and Dr. Johnston. This morning he became uncon- scious, and expired shortly before eleven o'clock from concussion of the brain, the base of the skull having, it is said, been fractured.

As

NORMA ...

ÁDALGISA...

CLOTILDE

DRAMATIS PERSONÆ.

Signor ARIGONI. ...Signor LANZONI.

Signor BRUNETTI, Signora LUBICCI, Signora SILINI. Signora BERTOLINI.

FOR THE SECOND SUBSCRIPTION SERIES;

THE FOLLOWING OPERAS WILL DE PERFORMED: COMMENCING

SATURDAY, 3rd February, 1683.

GOUNOD'S "FAUST."

DONIZETTI'S “FOLIUTO." ROSSINI'S "IL BARBIERE DI SIVIGLIA."

VERDI'S "UN BALLO IN MASCHERA."

PACINI'S "SAFFU."

PETRELLA'S “CONTESSA D'AMALFI” SUBSCRIPTION PRICES FOR 6 NIGHTS. Dress Circle...infor 3 Seats........................$35.00. Dress Circle..... I Seat.......$15.00. Stalls............ 3 Scats............$25.00, Stalls.

1 Seat $10.00..

The Plan of the Theatre is now on view at

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Messrs, KELLY & WALSH'; where Seals may be

Hongkong, zand January, 1883.

secured.

how the accident occurred there

seems to be no definite information. So far as we have. been able to gather, we believe that Mr. Sim first ROYAL ITALÍAN OPERA, balanced himself and fell to the lost one of his stirrups and afterwards over- ground. It is presumed that the pony either kicked him or THEATRE trod on his face, breaking the bridge of his noise, and otherwise injuring his face and head. Al- though Mr. Sim was able to talk, we believe

that he bimself was unable to give a full account THE of the sad occurrence.

ROYAL

CITY HALL, HONGKONG,

DIRECTORS have the Honor to

Announce that GRAND SPECIAL PERFORMANCE

WILL BE GIVEN ON

SATURDAY NEXT, BON JANUARY 27TH, 1883,

FOR: THE BENEFIT: ÖF · SIGNOR CIOCC/1}

PRIMIO BARITONO ASSOLUTO, SE When will be produced by Special desire

DONIZETTI'S GRAND OPERA 3 "MARIA DI ROHAN.”

RICARDO, (Conte di Chalais), Signor PETROVICH ENRICO, Ducadi Chevreuse), Signor Ciocct. MARIA, (Contessa di Rohan), Signora LUBICCL

- DRAMATIS PERSONÆ :

Me Sim was a gentleman well known and A most deservedly appreciated. His name has Volunteers, the St. Andrew's Society, and been associated with the Municipal Council, the other public and social institutions ; and his un assuming manner, kind disposition, and prac ticability as a worker, made him a valuable member of the community, and his death will be universally regretted He was one of the gen- tlemen selected only a few days ago as a Municipal Councillor for 1883 During 1850 he served on the Defence and Watch Committees. was also a Councillor, and during that year He was more popular, however, as s Volunteer officer. He was appointed Lieutenant of No.: Co, Mih-be-loongs on 5th August, 1873, and resigned on the 27th October, 1875 He was on 3rd July, 1876, and promoted to Captain on again appointed Lieutenant of the same Company 14th January, 1878. He resigned on 8th October of the same year. He next became Sub-Lieuten and was promoted to Lieutenant on the 19th of November of the same year. He resigned on at December 1880, on his departure for home, He returned to China about twelve montag and was made Captain of No. 3 on the 20th of October last

Dow and Greaves opened the batting for Amoy, Travers and Barff leading off the attack. Greaves scored a single from. Travers' fourth ball, but in the following over was clean bowled, the first wicket going with the score at two runs The rest of the innings requires no description, ant in the same Company on 31st March, 1879

as no stand worthy of the" was made against the bowling of Tra

the laker superacding #1521

after contributing

number off one over

and Graham carried out b

abury

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EMILE PFANKUC

the Gentle men of Hongkong and Visitors that he has reduced the price of Hair-Cutting to go cents. Having now in his employ three competent As- sistants who are always in attendance, he guar. antees to-execute this class of work, in all its branches, with a perfection which cannot be ex- celled in any part of the World: topper Hair Cutting 50 Contr. Shampooing5 Cents,

The Shaving minamas Cents, Tranming Beards................25 Cents,

MONTHLY CUSTOMERS TAKEN AT REDUCED

RAZORS MOST CARIFULLY RE-SET.

1. Mr. MOORE begs tó recommend his Je MGOGO SHAMPOO WASH CHAN to the public as unrivalled by any, prepara- tion ever produced for promoting the growth of the hair. The basis of this compound made of soap root; the natives of the Philip pine Islands never use anything else, for washing their Hair they are never found bald, and it is quite common to see the females with}}

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'HIP; ¡FORTRAIT, AND MINIATURE

PAINTER

PHOTOGRAPHIC VIEWS. LANDSCAPES In Oil and Water Colors. All Work Executed by First-Class Artists, IVORY MINIATURÉS A SPECIALITE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.

No. 52, C., QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL, UPSTAIRS.

"HONGKON G.-5. Hongkong, 4th April, 1887.'

NOTICE

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ARRANGEMENTS have now been com A Apleted which will enable this Office to undertake all kinds of JOB PRINTING, Include ing DIRECTORS' REPORTS, BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, BALL ROOM, and VISITING CARDS, PROSPECTUSES, DEBIT NOTES, LABELS, PROGRAMMES of ENTERTAIN. MENTS. TRADE CIRCULARS and RE- PORTS, &c. &c.

Accuracy and Best Workmanship guaranteed at the lowest possible rates. --aran air d

HONGKONG TELEORAPH” OFFICE,

7. Peddar's Hill, 1st March, 1882.

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OLD AND SILVERSMITH,

WATCH MAKER

AND

ENGR A VER; WATCHES CLEANED AND REPAIRED

ON MODERATE TERMS JA ALL WORK GUARANTEED. JEWELRY MADE AND REPAIRED,

No. 72, WELLINGTON STREET, BA

HONGKONG. Hongkong, 6th April, 1882,

SUN SPHEN GA

DEALER IN SILKS..

Lacquered and Ivory Wares, Curios, &c., ANTON and Shanghai Gauses, Crape Shawls, &c, &c. The best house in the trade for high class Curios. GOLD and SILVER JEWELRY of the most artistic designs. Engraver ons Stamps, Seals, &c, &c. The public and Travellers are invited to inspect the show rooms. 1979,

** No. 62, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRALS

HONGKONG. Hongkong, 1st May, 1881.

THE

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31, RED LION SQUARE, HOLBORN, W.c

EN LONDONAL SHANKS, REVELL & Co,

PROPRIETORS, S

NEWSPAPER, BOOK, MUSIC, & GENERAL,

TYPE FOUNDERS

Sole Proprietors of JOHNSON and ATKINSON",

Manager day hair from 5 to 6 feet long. By constantly, using Automalle Machinery for Carting; and Finbhing

ShooPoo %Wish as directed, À beter van Printing Type, and Manufacturers of JOHNSON

Signora SILINTAmoy, 22nd August, 1882. Signora BERTOLINI. ¡Signor PATIERNO.

JUST PUBLISHED. Signor BRUNETTË, PRICE THIRTY CENTS.

Chalais)cte UN FAMILIARE DI CHEVREUSE, N.N.-

Between the Acts of the Opera, Signor GORE will play the Celebrated Quartette from Verdi's

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OF THES EASTERN SEAS

ROYAL ENGINEERS, Being a Review of Fére Decheyran”

the Typhoons of the China; SKELEYALE WALSHLHONG Hongkong, Loth November 1882)

and cures all diseases of the scalp. It does no contain any poisonous drugs. By is cooling and

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