Mr. Samoon's gr. Fair Sport, sost. gib arán
Mr. Crawford o Jr. Sassoon's gr. Ecounter, 11st, 1lb............
Mr. Rend-o. Mr. John Feel's gr. Honesty, rost. 12lb.........
Mr. Reynell'o Mi Triqd's ch, Precursor, 1st. 1lb...
Mr Machado o Mr. Tell's gr. Piz Languard, 11st. 4ib...........................
Mr. Maclean o Mazigran, Susewind, and Eair Sport were Emost fancied. Susewind took the lead in the straight and won easily Maragrau, Waterloo and Fair Sport runing a dead heat for third place. Time i min. 33 secs,
The PAGODA CUP, value, Tis. 150; Second Pony, Tis. 50, for China Ponies, being bond fide Griffins at date of entry, weight for inches as per scale, winner of the St. Leger, -lba. extra, entrance, Tls, 5. One Mile and a Half Mr. Sassoon's gr. Satsuma, 1ost, 12lb..........
Mr. Dallas 1 Mr. Tell's blk. Mühlberg, 11st. 1ib........
Mr. Maclean 1 Mr. Sandor's cht. Hesitation, 10st. tzlb......
Mr.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1888.
and won a capital race by two lengths; nothing| Mr. Troy'ssk. Derring Do, frost.13/0............. else being within hail. Time zmin, 184004.
The CHAU SHANG-KIJK CUP, value, Tis.—; presented by the Directors and Employés of the C.M.S N. Co.; for China Ponies that have never run at any Meeting in China or Hong. kong previous to date of entry at each Meeting. To be won at two consecutive Meetings, or three times in all by. Punics, the bond fide property of the same owner or owners; weight for inches as per scale; entrance. Tia, to; &n per cent of the entrance fees to go to the Winner until the Cup is won, when the Second Pony shall receive same; the remaining 20 per cent, to be allowed to accumulate, and the accumulation, in excess of Tis. 500 (to be retained for a new Cup) is to be paid to the Winner. Once Round.
Mr. Sassoon z
Mr. Choufleur'a dun Froh, rist. rib. 3 Mr. Toby's gr. Iron Duke, 1ost. talb
Mr. Reynell o Mr. J. D. Humphrey's dun Veracity, 1st. alb.
Mr. Read o Muhlberg and Satsuma were strong favorites. After a capital race Mr. Sassoon's representative won by a length, a neck dividing second and third. Time mis, 18 2-5th secs, The LLAMA MIAU STAKES, value, Tis. 100, for China Ponies, weight for inches as per scale, winners of one Race, 7lba. extra; of two or more Races, alba. extra; Griffins at date of entry allowed glbs., entrance, Tis. 5. One Mile.
Mr. Sassoon's gr. Vendetta, sost. 10lb.........
Mr. Crawford I Mr. Sassoon's gr. Arden, *lost. 10lb....................................
Mr. Dallas 2 Mr. Sassoon's gr. Sorcerer, Jost, 12lb .......................
Mr. Dallas 3 Mr. Franklin's gr. Waterloo, late Rigi, ost
121b...........
Mr. Allan o Mr. Choufeur's dun Frank, tost. Tolb..........
Mr. Reynell o Mr. Frederick's bay Killaloe, rost. 4lb.......
Mr. Machado o Mr. Tell'a spot. Scaletta, 11st 4lb...........
Mr. Maclean o "Allowance jibe, deducted. Sassoon's stable was again strongly fancied, and supplied the three placed, Vendetta beating Arden by a length, with heads dividing the latter from Sorcerer and Scaletta. Time 2 min 10
sccs.
The SHANGHAI STAKES, a forced entry of Tis. 5 for all Ponies entered at this Meeting except those in the Hack Stakes, first Pony to receive 75 per cent.; Second Pony, 15 per cent, third Pony, 10 per cent, weight for inches as per scale. One Mile and a Half-
Mr. John Peel's ch. Orlando, 11st, zib..
Mr. Reynell Mr. Sassoon's gr. El Dorado, tost. 12lb.........
Mr. Dallas a Mr. Rodney's bay Grantham, rost. alb......
Mr. Meyerink 3 | Mr. Ring's gr. Mazagran, 10st. 13lb........................
Mr. Machado o Mr. Sandor's cr, Joker, 111. 4lb......Mr. Ogle o' Mr. Sassoon's bay Superstition, t. 1lb......
Mr. Sassoon o Mr. Sassoon's gr. Catiole, 10st. 12lb.............
Mr. Crawford a Mr. Ten Broeck's dün Duskeld, 1st 8lb.....
Mr. Dunt o Mr. John Peel's gr. Bandiman, 11st. 41b.....
Mr. Pond o Mr. Trind's ch. Precursor; 11st. 1lb. Mr. Allan o Mr. Tell's dun Monte Leone, 11st, 1lb. .....................
Mr. Gove o Mr. Teil's gr. St. Gothard 11st. ṛlb. og
Mr. Maclean o Mr. Major's ch. Pacolet, zost. alb. Mr. Read o
Orlando and El Dorado were the leading favorites, Grantham also having Dumerosi supporters, and to these three the finish was confined, Orlando beating El Dorado by a length, with the Criterion winner an indifferent third. Time 3. min. 15 1-5th secs. The HACK STAKES, value, Tis. 100, for China Ponies (without the restriction to height spec- fied in Bye-law No, frth) not otherwise entered at this Meeting, and that have never won a Race, weight, rost, albs, entrance, Tl. 5. Once Round,
Mr. Ring's gr. Holborn, rost, salb..
***
Mi. Meyerink 1. - Mr. Franklin's-gr. Roulette, 10st, 12lb. ........................... Mr. Dallas Mr. Choufleur's sk. Mestizo, rost,' 12lb...............
Mr. Reynell 3 Mr, Moray, gr. Millionaire, tost. 13lb, ..................
Mr. Gove o Mr. Sassoon's bay Homet, rost. 12lb. ..................
Mr. Sassoon: O Mr. Tell's gr. Piz Úr, 10st. 1alb................................
Mr. Maclean o Holborn was made favorite and won easily from Roulette by two lengths; a bad third. Time 2 min. 42 3-5th secs.
THIRD DAY,WEDNESDAY, 7TH NOVEMBER. The FLYAWAY PLATE, value, The, too, for Chián Ponies, weight for inches as per scale, entrance, Ts. f. Seven Furlongs.
Mr. D. E. Sassoon's cr. Kallion, 'tost. 11lb....
*********..
Mr. Sassoon's gr. Vendetta, 1st. ti....... 'Mr. Crawford Mr. Sassoon's bay Waldo, 1st, rib............. Mr. J. D. Humphrey's bay Venger, rast, 1lb..
Mr. Meyerink 3 Mr. Choufleur's dun Frank, rist. lb.
Mr. Reynell o
Mr. Ogle o Mr. Sassoon's er. Satsuma, 10st, 12lb. ............
Mr. Dallas *** Venger and Satsuma had most supporters, but Vendetta was also backed. Vendetta came through his field half way down the straight, and getting first run beat Waldo by a length. Veager third, half-a-length from the second. Time 2 min, & secs,
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The MANCHU STAKES, a Sweepstakes of Tls, 5 cach, with Tis, too added, for China Ponies that have run and not won a Race; first pony to receive 70 per cent.; second pony, 20 per cent. third pony, 10 per cent.; weigh for inches as per scale. One Mlie and Quarter. Mr. Sandor's ch. Hesitation, jost. 1zib..
Mr. Meyerink 1 Mr. Tell'abik. Muhlberg, rast, ilb, Mr. Maclean Mr. Sassoon's gr. Sorcerer, 10st. 12lb.Mr. Dallas 3 Mr. Toeg's gr. Senegal, tist. rib.....Mr. Pond: ŏ Mr. Jenkins' gr. Ssigo, tost. 6lb...Mr. Jenkins D Mr. Franklin' gr. Waterloo, late Rigi, Jost, 12lb.
Mr. Allan o Mr. Choufleur's dun,Froh, 11st, 1lb..Mr. Reynell Mr. J. D. Humphrey's dun Veracity, Itst. lib,
Mr. Hart Buck o Mr, Sassoon's gr. Arden 11st, 1lb..Mr. Sassoon o Mr. Frederick's bay Killaloe, rost, gib.........................
Mr. Crawford o Mr. Tell'sdun Monte Leone, 11st.ilb..Mr.Read o Senegal and Muhlberg were favorites, and after a grand race the latter succumbed to the outsider Hesitation by a head, Sorcerer finishing a good third. Time a min. 44 4-5th secs. The Cosmopolitan CUP, value, Tis. 150; second pony, Tis 50; for China Ponies; weight for inches as per scale; winners at this Meeting of one Race, 7lb. extra; two Races, talb extra; three or more Races, 151b. extra entrance, Tis. 1o. One Mile and Three Quarters.
4
Mr. Sandor's er. joker, 118t. 4ib.......Mr. Ogle r Mr. Sassoon's gr. Carlole, rost. 1 zib........................
Mr Crawford 2 Mr. John Peel's gr. Leap Year, 11st. Bib......
Mr. Reynell 3 Mr. Ring's 'gr. Chippendale, 10st. 12ib........
Mr. Meyerink o Mr. Buxey's bik. Magpie, 11st. alb... Mr. Pond o Mr. Triad's ch. Forerunner, 11st. 4th..........
Mr. Machado o Mr. Tell's spot. Scaletta, 118 4lb. Mr. Ruegg o Cariole was backed at evens against the field, Leap Year being the next in demand. After a grand race, Joker, Cariole, Leap Year, and Forerunner passed the winning post locked together,, and were placed in the order named. Time 3 min. 25 secs. The CONSOLATION CUP, value, Tia, roo, for Ponles that have run at this Meeting and not won a Race, and been entered otherwise than in the Shanghai Stakes, weight for inches as per scale, entrance, Tls. 5. Once Round. Mr. D. E. Sassoon's gr Saltpetre, rost. 12lb...
יי.
Mr. Read I
Mr. Mount's gr. Wild Dash, 11st. 7th. Mr. Pond 2 Messrs, Mergan & White's dun Silken Mead,
..............Mr. Reyneli
Mr. Rodney's bay Belvoir, 11st. 1lb............
Mr. Hart Buck o Mr. Ring's gr. Mazagran, rost. zzlb.............
Mr. Meyerink o
Mr Callaway a Mr. W. Cope's cr. Merry Hampton, frost, rolb
Mr. W. Crawford o Mr. Frank's wh. Old Guard, †11st,, 8ib.................
Mr. Maitland o
*Including 3lbs, extra. Allowance of sibs, deducted, " After a close finish between Holbo n and Juno, the former gained the fiat; Wildhorn was third and the rest nowhere.
1
LATE TELEGRAMS.
SIMLA, October zoth, Telegraphic news has been received from Pes- hawar that the Amir finds it necessary to go to Turkestan to arrange for the government of the province. The proposed Mission to Cabul 'wil therefore not start,
&c. Woollens, cotton piece-goods, agricultural tools, small ploughs, and cheap cutlery, glasses for lamps, and lamps, are mentioned as articles at present finding the readiest sale. Cotton is already grown in considerable quan- tities in the Northern Shan States, and the cul- tivation is capable of indefinite expansion if there was a ready demand for the raw material It is understood that in the south-east of Yun- nan, with which a through caravan trade_exists, considerable impetus has recently been given to in and lead mining operations. The Chamber of Commerce intend accepting Lieutenant Daly's differ.
LONDON, October 24th, Sir Richard Webster, in continuation of his address, traced the connection that existed between, the leaders of the League and those who incited outrage in Ireland and America; he then "cited letters showing that the League Bad Her Majesty the Queen Empress of India, has rewarded persons who had been wounded in, its been pleased to confer upon his Excellency the service, and promised to mention the names of: Viceroy, the honor of a Maiquisate and an Earl-those who had furnished Mr. Parnell's letters to dom, with the title of Marquis of Dufferin and
the Times, and the price that was paid for Ava, and Earl of Ava, in the Peerage of the them. United Kingdom, which latter titles His Ex- cellency has assumed, by Her Majesty's expréss Command..
MADRAS, October 20th.
SIMLA, October 25th, Colonel Crookshank died at 2 pm. yester. day, at Harripur, from the effects of the wound he received near Kotkai on the 11th instant.
BOMBAY, November 3rd. The British Government, have notified all Europeans to withdraw from the mainland to Zanzibar in view of impending British operations against slavery.
CHI-NAN FU.
(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)
22nd October.
The names of the successful competitors in the Great Ekamination have been announced and such are soon to be feasted. The Examiners have had several days of feasting, and are now preparing to return to Peking.
In a letter to the Madras Mail, in reply to the criticism passed on the selection of Mr. Bradlaugh. as leader of the Indian party in Parliament, Mr. Eardley Norton writes that the selection of Mr. mdlaugh as leader was settled after grave con sultation between Mr. Dadabhoy Naorojce, Mr. W. C. Bannerjee, Mr. W. Digby and Mr. Norten himself. Mr. Norton adds: We need as an advocate with a seat in the House, one who is possessed of great intellectual ability, a great grasp of fact, with the leisure to study and the brain power to digest; an advocate with inherent sympathies for peoples. We want one who could not merely understand, but could enforce; an advocate who could secure a hearing inside Parliament and outside, and give a great impetus to the great work by arresting the attention of English voters; one who could touch their hearts. Above all, we needed an advocate with indomitable energy and courage, who could not Within the last few days 300 taels have been be scared by threats of party or the blandi h-brought here to be distributed among the ments of official kies; one who would estimate destitute along the late Yellow River. One of at their just worth the evasions or silence of the the American Missionaries, we believe, has India Office or our Indian bureaucracy. I still promised to take control of the distribution- maintain that Mr. Bradlaugh combines in one certainly not a very stupendous task. person all the qualifications we were in search of more than we could hope for in most Members of Parliament,"
ROME, Ober 21st.
It is understood that the speeches made by the Emperor William at the Quirinal have dis pleased the Pope. The Vatican organ, the Afoniteur, urges the German Catholics to persist in their struggle in favour of denominational
liberty.
LONDON, October 21st.
The miners have refused to accept the media ation of the Mayor of Sheffield, and 40,000 of them will quit work in Yorkshire on Wednesday. The masters in North Wales and Lancashire have conceded an advance in the rate of wages. An agreement has been signed between the Copper Syndicate and the Copper Companies extending the contract for ten years.
ST. PETERSUURG, October 21st The Czar has arrived at Baku, where he re- ceived a deputation from the Merve Turcomans, who presented bread and salt to His Majesty, and costly gifts to the Czarina and Czarewitch.
October 22nd. The idea of a practical understanding between Russia, and Turkey is gaining ground here.
BOMBAY, October 22nd. The Akazai tribe has surrendered uncondi- tionally. General McQueen has given them seven days to collect the fine of four thousand rupees, and retained five selected hostages; General McQueen is with the First Column, moving on Trund; the Second Column has pro- ceeded to Chittabut, late camp of First Column; the Third Column holds the line to Tulli, Karoon, and Niminal; the Fourth Column is
The cholera scare has passed away, though we hear reports of its prevalence in the country villages to the west and north.
The case of the American Mission having been again brought to the notice of the United States Minister, further pressure, we understand, was brought to bear on the Taungli Yamen, and in response learn that the Governor has received additional instructions to effect a settle. ment. We are only waiting to hear that deeds as well as words are to come to pass. The way. orders have come down to the Governer from the interposition of the French, German, British, and American Legations, is a matter of surprise, but greater is the surprise that in no case as yet has anything been actually accomplished. Perhaps the Governor understands the real intent of orders from the Tsungli Yamen, belter than simple-minded missionaries.
Preparations are now being made for the approaching military examination. The Gov- crnar gamed the commendation of all in the literary examination, and is expected to do even better in the military, as this is more properly the sphere in which he has moved, and in which he has shewn some ability.-N. C. Daily
News
To-day's Advertisements.
ST. JOHN
LODGE
OF HONGKONG, No. 618, S.C.
To-day's Advertisements.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
ANE, CRAWFORD & Co. will Sell by
Public Auction,
..
TO.MORROW,
the rgth. instant, at 4.30 P.M., at 2 Mr. KENNEDY'S Stables. TWO
GOOD HACKS quiet in Harness and Fast, "AN ARAB HORSE.
LANE, CRAWFORD & Co., Auctioneers.
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Hongkong, rath November, 1888."
THE CHINA AND MANILA STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED. -
FOR MANILA, VIA AMOY, "HE Company's Steamship.
THE
"ZAFIRO," Captain McCaslin, will be despatched for the above-Ports, on WEDNESDAY, the 14th inst, At 4. P.M.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
RUSSELL & Co.,
General Managers. Hongkong, 12th November, 1888.
"SHIRE" LINE OF STEAMERS.
FOR KOBE AND YOKOHAMA, (With leave to call at NAGASAKT.) THE Steamship. #
"DENBIGHSHIRE,"
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GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION.
W^
JANTED, GUNNER for the Government
Gunpowder Depot
Salary $600 per annum and Quarters. Applications, with testimonials, to be sent to the Harbour Master before WEDNESDAY, the 21st instant, at NoʊN":
By Command,
FREDERICK STEWART, Colonial Secretary;
Colonial Secretary's Office,
Hongkong, 8th November, 1888. –
ST. JOHN'S AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION. LADIES' CLASSES.
CLASS for instruction in "FIRST AID TO A THE INJURED will be commenced on WEDNESDAY, the 14th November, at 3.30 P.M., in the CITY HALL.
FEE $2.50
Ladies intending to join are requested to send in their names to the Hon. Secretary imme=" diately.
T. SERCOMBE-SMITH,
Hon. Secretary. St. J AA. Hongkong Centre Hongkong, 7th November, 1889. Frtall
CHINA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED.
ADJUSTMENT OF BONUS FOR THE YEAR 1887,
will be despatched for the above Ports on the | CHAREHOLDERS are hereby requested to 20th instant,
For Freight or Passage, apply to
ADAMSON, BELL & Cop
Agents.
Hongkong, 12th November, 1888,
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
FROM CALCUTTA, PENANG, AND SINGAPORE.
THE Steamship
send in to this. Office a List of their Contributions of Premia for the year ending 31st December last, in order that the proportion of Profit for that year to be paid as Bonus to Con 1144tributors may be arranged. Returns apt sent in before the 30th instant, will be made up by the Company, and no subsequent claims, or alters- tions will be allowed.
By Order of the Directors,
"JAPAN" having arrived from the above Ports, Consignees of Cargo are hereby informed that their goods are being landed at their risk into the Hongrong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company's Godowas at West Point, whence delivery may. be obtained,
Cargo remaining undelivered after the 18th instant, will be subject to rent. No Fire Insur-
ance has been effected.
A
Consignees are hereby informed, that all claims must be made immediately, as none will be entertained after the 1th instant.
Bills of Lading will be countersigned by
DAVID SASSOON, SONS & ̈ Co., Agents.
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· Hongkong, 12th November, 1888.
HONGKONG RIFLE ASSOCIATION.
6TH PRIZE MEETING.
amber of Entries, the Shooting was not N account of the bad weather and the great
concluded on Saturday ;, it will therefore, be continued on THURSDAY NEXT, the 15th November, at to A.M.
No further Entries will be taken, except for Pools, &c., on the Ground.
A. SHELTON HOOPER,, Hon. Secretary. Hongkong 12th November, 1888. TIX48
SANDAKAN, BRITISH NORTH BORNEO.
CIRCULAR,
continuing to advance up the Indus Valley; the A REGULAR MEETING of the above- as an English Colony by the BRITISH
Reserve Column is expected to reach the Jal Pass on Saturday,
LONDON, October 22nd. The Prince of Wales has returned to London from the Continent.
ST. PETERSBURG, October 23rd. The Crar has promised the Merv Turcoman deputation at Baku that 'he would visit their country.
BOMBAY, Oct., 23rd.
News of a daring piracy and murder per-
SONS'
named Lodge will be held in FREEMA- HALL, Zetland Street, THIS EVENING, the 12th instant, at 8.30 forg O'CLOCK precisely. Visiting Brethren are cordially invited.
Hongkong, 12th November, 1888. "Cras
GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION, THE following Particulars of Sale of Crown Mr. Machado operated on the high seas by some Araband by Public auction, to be held on the
pirates, who, despite the vigilance of H. M.
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PARTICULARS OF THE LOTS,
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Contents in
Upset
Mr. Sassoon's gr. Quicksilver, 11st 4 b........
Mr. Santoon's gr. Fair Sport, 10st gib........
Mr. Crawford & gunboats, seem still to exist in the Persian spot, on
About Mr. Ten Broeck's dun Dunkeld, 119, 71b......
waters, has just reached Bombay. Mr. Dunn o
twenty or twenty-five days ago two native the 19th day of November, 1888, at 4 P.M., are Mr. Triad's ch. Precursor, isst, ilb, Mr. Allan o
vessels, the Gunga Persad under Nacoda published for general Information. lahmael and Dugla Fully Salamut under Fair Sport was favorite, but he failed to stay
By Command, Nacoda Joosup sailed in company from Cutch.
FREDERICK STEWART, home. The second string, Saltpetre, proved
Mandvi with specie amaunting in value to
Colonial Secretary. good enough to do the trick, and he won easily
Rs. 4,000 for Bussora. The money belonged
Colonial Secretary's Office, by two lengths from Wild Dash, with Silken
to a Bombay merchant, Aschunn Kanga, Mead a good-third and Dunkeld fourth, close up.
Hongkong, roth November, 1888. Chattia, and was being sent to his agent at Time a min. 39 2-5th secs.
a Persian port for purchase of merchandise.
Particulars of the letting by Public Auction The CHAMPION SWEEPSTAKES, a forced entry When the vessels were sailing off Chorelingecra Sale, to be held on MONDAY, the 19th for and open only to winners at this Meeting. Headland, near Fao, an Arab craft was seen day of November, 1888, at 4 P.M., by Order optional for the winners of the Consolation beating down upon them under heavy press of of His Excellency the GOVERNOR, of Thirty-six Cup and the Hack Stakes, not exceeding 14
canvas. The Indian cottias made every effort Lots of CROWN LAND, at Yaumati, Kaulung, bands 3 inches in height, weight for inches as to escape, but the pirate was much too fleet for in the Colony of Hongkong, for a term of 75 per scale, entrance, Th, so, winners of two them, and after half an hour's exciting chase it Years. Races, Tia, 15 extra, of more than two Races, overtook them. Both the Gunga and Bugia Tis 40 extra. One Mile and a Quarter. were boarded at once. The crew of the Gunga Mr. John Peel'i dun Orlando, 1191. ylb...
however did not give up their treasure without Mr. Dalias 1
Mr. Reynell fight, but the Arabs were superior in numbers, and soon overpowered their opponents, three of Mr. Triad's ch. Forerunner, 11st. albo Mt. Sassoon's gr. Eureka, 1st 3b. Mr. Dalla z
Mr. Machado 2 Mr. Sassoon's cr. Bullion, 11st.olb... Mr. Pond 3 whom were killed, and the rest were wounded. After securing their booty the pirates sailed in Mr. Rodney's bay Grantham, 11st, olb....... Mr. Rodney's bay Grantham, rest. 12lb......
Mr. Pond 3
the direction of Chorejingeera, while the Bugia Mr. Meyerink o Mr. Ring's gr. Coquette, 10st. 12lb,
Mr. Tell's Sp. ro. Bernina, 11st. olb............
took the Gunga in tow and put into Fao." A Mr. Meyerinko
Mr. Callawayo complaint was made to the British agent there, but as no steps were taken to discover and Mesars. Morgan & White's dun Silken Mead, Mr. Sassoon's gr.Maloja, 11st. 1lb. Mr. Maclean p
Ribadeo, Mr. Crawford o Mr. Humphrey's bay Venger, 1st. lb. Mr. Read o punish the murderers, the Nacoda of the Gunga Mr. Sassoon's gr. Encounter, 11st. 1lb.
Mr. John's dun Suxewind, irat, tib...Mr. Ogle o advised the owner in Bombay of the occurrence, and he has addressed the Chief Secretary to Mr. Read o Mr. Samoon's gr. Vendetta, Est. lbs
Government on the matter. Mr. Crawford o Mr. Sautoon's bay Superstition, 118t. zib. i.
VIENNA, October 24th.. Mr. Sassoon Mr. Sandor's or, Joker, 11st. 4lb...Mr. Walker ü Mr. John Feel's gr, Bandsman, 11st. 4lb.
Mr, Sander's ch. Hesitation, rost. Talbo...............
The Austrian Estimates provide for an Mr. Reynell o
Mr. Machado m
additional half million sterling for the Army Bir. John's dun Sanewind, Trut..ilby M. Oglen, o
and Navy in 1889. Eureka was deemed a certainty, and odds of
RANGOON, October 24th. „Mr. Tell's gr. St. Gothard, 11st. 11b, mua 3 to 1 were laid on him against the field.
The local Government intend to make every Mr. Maclean oilande had, however, a few backers, but
effort in the coming cold season to encourage. biz, Tell's gr. Piz Languard, 11st, 4lb. nothing else attracted attention. A quarter of trade with the Chinese Shan States and Yunnan. 10, 334 Do.
GENVEZE SE Jena Mr. Ruegge a mile from the chair the St. Leger winnes took Suscwind and. Grantham were the selected of the command with Bullion in close attendance, the talent, but Bullion scored an easy two lengths Orlando lying next, and to these three the victory from Forerunner, the second favorite issue was confined. At Belle Vue Orlando Occupying third place. Silken Mend was fourth challenged for the lead, and quickly getting the and Bandsman fifth. Time s min. 48 3-5th seca. better of Eureka, strode on to the end and of the year will be made seventy miles to Thon-
483 The PARI-MUTUEL Cup, valuc, Tia. 200, added cloverly by a length, Bullion finishing a good to a Sweepstakes of Tia, to each, Second Pony third, Grantham was fourth, Susewind Gith, to receive go per cent, and the Third Pony to and Vendetta sixth. Time 2 min 41 3-5th secs cent, of the Stakes for China Ponies, weight The GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE, value for inches as per scale, Grifins it date of 11. 150, for China Ponies, weight for inches entry allowed iba, winners 7lbs. extra. One as per scale, winters of a Steeplechase at any Mile and a Hall
previous Meeting In Shanghai, lb. extra,
• zoo-winners of « Steeplechuic allowed gib, entrance). Tis, sir. Twice, Round, a Course selected by the) Stewards?
Mr. Sassoon's gr. El Dorado, rost, falb
Mr. John Peel's 'gr. Leap Year, f
Mr. Tell'a gr. Mont Brivent, frost.
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2314-Do, 31 315 Do: 4 316 Do. 5. 317 Do. 6318 Do 319 Do. B 370 Al
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16.875010 324 Do.
16.8 16.8 750 10 315 Do. 454 168 16.8 750 10 75 16.8 16.8 750 10 75.
It is hoped that a considerable revival of the | 11) » 335 Do trade will result. It is contemplated to establish r2 336 Do.
permanent post at Lashid in the North beloni 13 Shan Tilbutary State, about 175 miles from Mandalay. A cart road passable at all seasons zal,, with the probability to extension in a year 17
326 or two to Lashid. A party with rations, &c., 18
327 of the 19 for supervising the construction
32 319 post will probably be leaving Mandalay at the 20
Lieutenant Daly, 37930 beginning of December Superintendent of the Northern States, who a
331 follows about a month later hut round by 23 the Shwell Valley, has suggested that the Rangon Chamber of Commerce should depute an Agent 45 346 to accompany the former party to collect informa- 26 347 Jolborn, rra: Gib: My Walker tion and test as far as possible the demand sy Juno, 21st, 3lb. Mr. Hart Back 2 exiting for articles of British manufacture, and 183491
sost
the prospects of trade generally on the North- 29
332 Do. 333
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Cinwlord 3| East Frontier. Lieutenant Daly believes that | 30, 3171
the Chinese and Fanthay caravan owners, who
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THE opening of BRITISH NORTH BORNEO
NORTH BORNEO COMPANY dates from 1881, and recently the English Goverment have assumed a Protectorate over it.
Owing to the few Members of the Church of England it has, prior to this, bees found impos: sible to collect sufficient funds to pay a resident Chaplain.
Now, however, owing to the strenuous efforts of THE RIGHT REV. HOSE, Bishop of Singapore, Labuan, and Sarawak, the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign parts have granted £200 a year for five years towards this object as well as Missionary Work. The Bishop has selected an experienced Chap- lain, but the salary being insufficient, an extra amount has been promised locally and also funds sufficient for the building of a Famonage. Funds are, however, earnestly required towards the erection of a Church and School.
The smallest contributions for the above will be thankfully received and acknowledged by
LB. VON DONOR, Hon, Secretary and Treasurer, Church Clergy and School Fund;
or to
BIRLEY, DALYMPLE & Co.,
Agents, British North Borneo Ca.
1st August, 1888.
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Masonic.
I CHAPTER,
VICTORIAN
No. 525
N EMERGENCY CONVOCATION will be A held in FREEMASONS HALLy Zelland Street, TO-MORROW, the 13th instant, at 8.30 for 9 P.. precisely. Visiting Companions aic cordially invited.
[1741. Hongkong, roth November, 1888,,
ZETLAND.
LODGE,
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JAS. B. COUGHTRIE, Secretary. Hongkong, 1st November, 1888.
HONGKONG FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. ADJUSTMENT OF BONUS FOR THE YEAR 1887.
·HAREHOLDERS in the above Company with a List of their Contributions for the year ending 31st December last in order that the distribution of the Profits reserved for Contribu- tors may be arranged. Returns not rendered prior to the 30th day of November next, will be adjusted by the Company, and no claims or alterations will be subsequently admitted.
JARDINE, MATHESON & Co.,
General Managers, Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Ld. Hongkong, 15th October, 1858. ... (1045
"WITH PROFITS" POLICIES
IN THE
STANDARD LIFE OFFICE
1
TAKEN OUT BEFORE ISTE NOVEMÉER NEXT,
will rank for two years Bonus at the next
DIVISION OF PROFITS.
Proposal Forms and Tables of Rates on
application.
THE BORNEO Co., Ld.,
Agents.
Hongkong, 23rd October, 1888,
NOTICE.
Silk and Fire Crackers
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THE Undersigned respectfully, inform the
'Foreign Merchants in Canton that for the past twenty years they have carried on boxinem. in silk piece-goods in Sai-Hing Street, Canton, under the chop signification of“ TSUN SHING," and venture to believe that the superior quality of their goods have given universal satisfaction to thek customers. In order to avoid possible imposition they have considered it indispensable to prefix to their designation the surname of the head of the firm, 5 CHAN And beaceforth the Firm's signification, in the silk branch, wit known as "CHAN TSUN SHING."
Further, In respect of the Fire Cracker branch, which hitherts has been carried on under the title of "MAEN SHING," under which we have acted as sole dealers in Canton for many years and during this period our chop, by reason of, the superior quality of the ingredients was employ 'N EMERGENCY MEETING of the above as well as the first class character of our manu A LODGE will be held in FREEMASONS facture, has maintained its pre-eminent positie HALL Zetland Street, on WEDNESDAY In the markets of the United States of America NEXT, the 14th November, at 8.30 forg P.M.
No. 545.
precisely. Visiting Brethren are cardially invited but lately numerous fraudulent imitations
Hongkong, Joth November, 1888 (1142 our goods have been attempted, which has
PERSEVERANCE,
nécessitated, in the interests of the LODGE OF. BETTER
establishing a new Fire Cracker hereafter be known as i
·Cracker,
HONGKONG,
No. 1165.
A REGULAR MEETING of the above established mar
LODGE will be held in FarKMÁKONÍ
HALL, Zetland Street, on FRIDAY, the 16th instant, at 8.30 for 9 v.1. precisely,
Hongkong, 9th November, 1BRE VER
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