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urinations.

A. S. WATSON & CO., LTD.

WE HAVE NOW IN STOCK THE FOLLOWING CIGARS:

MARIA CRISTINAS,

Londres.

1 conexen.

PERLA DEL ÄRIENTE, Londres,

را

Dimas. Schoritas,

NUEVO HABANO in 500 and 100 Boxes,

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da

2nd. NUEVO CORTADOS in 50) and roo Boxes,

de. do.

do

and.

Flor de la fexhela, Princesas, Entractos,

Orientales and Isabeins.

-Imperiales, Cardore, Imperiales, Exceptionales Prensad's, Principes, Cortáditos, Señoritas, Marquesitos, Flor de Prensados, Paquitos, Regalia Britanica, Regalia Inglesa, Chiqaizos, Brevitos, and

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BOUQUETS DE WATSON.

SWEET CAPORAL and OLD JUDGE CIGARETTES.

A. S. WATSON & Co., Ltd. THE HONGKONG' DISPENSARY, Hongyong, 29th October, 1888,

The Horatong Telegraph

HONGKONG, FRIDAY, NOVEMARK 16, 1888.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1888-

11 General Managers (Messrs. Jardine, Mathe- son & Co) inform us that the Indo-Chinn Steam Navigation CnJasteamer Wingsang, from Calcutta, left Singapore for this port today. AN Emergency Convocation of United Chapter, No. 1341, will be held in Freemasons! Hal', Zetland Street, to-morrow afternnon, at 5 for 5:30 o'clock precisely. Visiting companions are cordially invited..

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AT the regular meeting of the Corinthian Logg of Amoy, held on Saturday, the 10th inst., War Bro, W. C. Lewis was unanimously elected as Master for the next year, Bm. W. J. Hewelt as Treasurer, and Bro, H. J. Wood as Tyler. We regret to learn that Mr. D. McKitchie, chief engineer of the P. & O, Co's steamer Karkger, died at sea on the and inat, during the voyag from Bombay to Singapore. "Mr. McKitchie was only 31 years of age, and was regarded as1a rising man in his profession.

By kind permission of Colonel D. G. Anderson the Regimental Band will play in the Public Gardens, on Sunday, the 18th inst., from 3-30 till 5 p.m. The following will be the programme

March....Unter Kameraden Overture..... 14 ht Cavily Valen... "Twilight S down' Selection. Il Barbiere

Faust.

Summe

Smith, Rtwist.

** Sooner or Later"...... Meiasier, Fan Reminlances Weber "Gulfer. Gavossa.......True Love” me Winterbottom..

Jons Moraw, Banılmaster

THE P. M. S. S. Co's steamer City of Peking. | Tu¤ Foochow Echo is informed that orders.

with mails, &c., from San Francisco to the 27th alto, has arrived at Yokohama, and `wist 'leave for this port to-morrow.

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MR. L. A. XAVIER, a clerk in Douglas Lapraik's ffice, charged his cook this morning with doing the thing he ought not to have done. He was new cook, and a rebellious sort, apparently, for last night, after being told not to go out, he lid so, and re-entered his quarters by means of the window, towards midnight. He had also hospitably entertained: his friends at the cam-. olainant's expenso. By desire, he paid $10 for the privilege.

Ay eminent physician says with regard to leveloping the lungs :-The exercise which 1 have found of most valu in developing the lungs may be described as follows: Standing erect, as ossible, with shoulders town back and chesi orward, the arms hanging close to the body; he head up, with lips firmly closed, inhalation is to be taken, as slowly as my he; at the same ́ime the extended arms are to be gradually raised, the back of the hands upward, until they closely pproach each other above the head. The move- ment should be so regulated that the arms will be xtended directly over the head at the moment he lungs are completely filled. The position should be maintained from five to thirty seconds before the reverse process is begun. As the arms lowly, so the lungs shall be as nearly freed from are gradually lowered the breath is exhaled breath as possible at the time the arms again reach the first position, by the side. By these movements the greatest expansion possible is reached, for up ́a inspiration the weight of the houlders and pectoral muscles are lifted allowing the thorax toexpand fully, while upon exhalation in lowering thearms we utilize the additional force f this pressure upon the upper thorax to render xpiration is complete as possible. These deep respirations should be repeated five or six times, and the exercise gone through several times a day. It is hardly necessary to remark that the clothing must in no way interfere with he exercise. In some cases this exercise is more advantageous when taken lying flat on the back. instead of standing. In this position the inspir story muscles become rapidly strengthened by opposing the additional pressure exerted by the And, on the other hand, expiration is more per abdominal orgins against the expanding lungs.

fect and full on account of the pressure of these organs. This is an exercise now advocated by several leading vocal teachers of Europe.

The autumn crops, our Timisin contemporary remarks, are, now gathered throughout the province; and are, as was reported previously. both large and of fine quality. As consider- able stocks remained in store from last year. the province will be in a good, condition as regards food supply. It should be noted, how. ever, that year by year an increasing and now very large quantity of food grains is used for making samahu, in fact the native distilleries acem to be the most thriving industry of the province. The liquor made is very coarse, and fiery, and the enormous consumption, must be THE Singapore Fris Press says:-We hear th pinductive of great physical injury to the con upon inspection the injury to the keel of the sumers. The foreigner who introduce s'a whole. | Orion caused sometime ago by grazing a some and bland spirit made by ` scientific | unknown danger in Rhio Straits turns out to he

· processes, will be a benefactor to the people. rather more extensive than was supposed, but for

service reasons it is deemed unnecessary to giv SAYS the Ceylon Observer of the 30th ulto-

her more attention at present than the usual After sixteen years' residenge and hard work as

dock overhaul. Owing to the success attending planterin Ceylon, Mr. McMahon Challinor, leaves the application of a patch of Dennya's Antifouling Paint when the Orion was last in dock, the whol hull is now receiving a coat of that composition We would draw attention to the following Postal arrangements in connection with the Peak: For the convenience of the public a Peal delivery well be commenced on Monday, th 19th, instant. Letter boxes have been placed in the Tram cars and correspondence will be delivered by the 12 and 4 o'clock cars only Local Rates will be charged. Correspondence addressed to the Peak may be posted in the General Post office up to 11.30 am. and 3.30 pm, or in the letter boxes in the cars till time of departure. › Correspondence from the Peak may be posted in the letter boxes up to tz and o'clock. There well be no Sunday delivery. Covers containing Bank notes, jewellery, &c should not be posted. To avoid robbery kender of letters are requested to cancel their stamps by waiting the word "stamped" across them, WHEN Caplain Andrews, in his little hont Dark Secret, was about 1oco miles out in his voyage from America to England, be met sharks. This is what he did: "I had several cans of lambs' tongues, pickled lobsters and sardines, that wefe partly spoiled. I took the tongues and Inssed JUDGING by the fuqient cases of desertion from them over one at a time, and let the sharks

the ship, à la James Kelly, which repeatedly hustle for them. I fed out all the tongues androp up at the Harbour Office or at the Magis them a change. So I took one of my cannon some sardines. Then I thought I would give tacy, we are inclined to think that the Island of Fragrant Streams' offers wonderful facilities salute cylinders, made to explode under water er

and is peculiarly attractive to the deserting anywhere. These are about five inches long the local Press cried down the evil; the pulpit and kafing fraterniijes. Time and again has and two and one-half Inches in diameter, and as loud as a six-pounder. I. It the fuse to one of admonition; laws have been framed to provide has also sent forth its protest and solemn

for those birds of passage wham drink and an Il-understood love of freedom have caused to torry

by the P. & O. steamer Thames to-morrow för Singapore, thence to find his way to Sandakan, North Bornea, to take up an appointment under the Bornean Government, which has already utilized Ceylon experience so well in Messrs. Van Donop, Henry Walker, and others, Mr. Challinor is to engage in Survey operations; 400,000 acres being the area required to be blocked out under his direction. A staff of assistants (Malays and others).“is to be engaged at Singapore. We wish Mr. Challinor good health and good success, and fortune should certainly give him a turn after his rather trying experiences in West Haputale and Deilbuloay,

The finals in the various, events of the Ride Association Meeting were shot off yesterday, Some discussion was caused by a decision of the Committee disqualifying the officers of the G. Company, but not the men, who had been practising independently that morning at the 500 yards target. Among the leading totals will be noticed those of Mr. E. S. Woodin, who excelled himself in the "Queen" by scoring seven buils at 200 yard, a performance unequalled at any past meeting. His score of 260 failed on account of Colour Sergeant Philip's superior marksmanship at the longer distances. Some dissatisfaction was caused by the disqualification of Private Seamark, who topped the "Allcomers" competition with 34, on the strength of the Wimbledon rule that he had been marking --We-gate-that-the Offertory Collections 119t Sun-previously. The scores are not yet ready, but

day in St. Peter's Senmen' Church for the will be published to-morrow, Scripture Header fund amounted to $46 44.

TELEGRAM.

MR. GLADSTONE ON THE SITUATION.

LONDON, November 6th, Mr. Gladstone speaking at Birmingham stated that he feared the dangers in the Balkans remained as great as ever, and that England's greatest embarrassment is Egypt; that he con- sidered the Sackville-Weal incident a serious slight to Great Britain and hoped it was capable

of satisfactory explanation,

LOCAL AND GENERAL.

THE steamer Malabar Arived at Singapore on the gh inst with 61 750 cases of Russian petrolum for Saigon,

We are informed by the agents (Megara, Fardine, Mathoron & (a) that the "Glen" liner Glenart- sev, Tom London, lef Singapore yesterday for this port

At the recular meeting 'of the Ionic Lodge, of, Amay, hell on the 13th inst. Dro, W. Christy was elected as Maver, Wor. Bro. F. W. Bruce as Treasurer, and Bro. H. J. Wood as Tyler,

THE following Tea Expart is reported by the Fouchow Echo, since its issue of 20th ultimo as

per consignees' relaris :- Fur London :-

S.S. Hector .......

Ningchow

11

Telamon..................

Titon

For Continent!-

S.S. Telamon For Sydney:-

SS. Tsinan.

Eor Melbourne :—

5.S. Tutunu.

For Adelaide -

S.S Tзinan

For New Zealand :— S.S. Tsinan.

For New York:-

these, put it in a can and threw it overboard. The

other, sharks scooted,"

quickest shark got it, and soon became a flying. 741.595 lbs., fish A deluge of bloody water swept over the 778 19 "

boat, shark's meat flew into the air, and there, and have their wings singed, and made B25.136 11

powerless; but loafers still exist and prowl on the 59.990 ❞

community, their regular appearance at the 18,300 - 11

Police Court being, if anything, a vigorous assertion of their continuance. Of the various

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practical suggestions which have been made 210984 "

with a view to remove the evil or to prevent it, the suppression of the sale and supply of ravishu

16,849 56,664 " 674.047

were given sometime ago to the Trotal Srestu to settle the matter regarding the houses occupied by foreigners at Kuliang, and the two Chinamen who sold their land for building such houses are now in custody.

THIS, according to a writer in facMillan's, is a genuine product of the Oxford and Cambridge local examination:

.:

Question.--What do you know of Izaak

Walton;

Answer-He wrote the "Complete Angler," And was such an enthusiast in his art that he was termed the Judicious 'Hooker.

CRICKET.

On the 14th inst, a Cricket Match was played on the Cricket Ground between the Royal Artil lery and Royal Navy stationed here, resulting in a decided victory for the former. Major Miles

wielders of the Bat and Major Miles' missiles and Lieut. Hawkins distinguished themselves as were very destructive among the heroes of the Navy. The scoring was as follows:-

ROYAL NAVY. First Innenan..

Second TextTA, Lieut. Stewnof, à fren Dr. Sparrow, b Mal ↑ Mil's ...... o Harris, & Ft. James... Lieut. Fitzgerald," "Major Milen

Serist. Fl. R.N., & Mare Meses

A note will be needed to elucidate the next Br. 1 bw, Jones sample:

Question-What is the ecliptic ?

Answer. An imaginary line going round the equator. It seems to be the path which the earth goes round, but it is really the path to heaven. This is due to a misconception of the definition given in the text books' "apparent path of the sun through the heavens."

Cem. Gifford, Majce Mile

nett, hire

4

Times

Serre Fill, Loe, b

Sp, he met

Com. Gled, b ̧ Be,

Ticut, Stewart, ↳ Maler Bité....

Smethies. by Mile Me.... & Com: Smyth'un, ta bac Corn Henter, & Major Afiles....Cm Hanier. Rev Hammer h Dir. Jones. o Dr. ShuutomAh, 17 Dr. Shutdaworth, e ingla, 6 Mix].

Afiles.com

↑ Rev Harper, Rochfort, not out 10 Rochfort

Extra

·TRAL...

Extras

Total

ROYAL ARTILLERY,

Major Men, a The, Spyme, by Be Beret Ball. b Mr. Rochfort meni qedir me Br Cawie, Rer er a Ten Hokin, 11. Rev. Harper

dark

Het Voang, b Mr. Richfor Com Inalia, nept. Hunter.... Gr Saunders, & Wei Rochfort..... Br. Taner b Chel Hanter........ Compl Gunnett, Run izenario iontal maga Gr. Willams, Not out...

Toth

We shall make no attempt to classify the authors of the miscellaneous blunders that follow: "Jenny Lind," says one, "sangat Fxeter Hall. and gave the proceeds to the London Hospital, also called Miss Florence Nightingale." The boy who started a proposition of Euclid with these words:"Let A B be a straight line, which is impossible," was plainly some hirg of ing on a fiery elephant," is a graphic, picture philosopher. Canderte vitens elephanto, “Lean- from the battlefield but we have doubts whether the following, related from a public school, is not apocryphat: Rusticus quidem publicus indes spectabat, "A" country gentleman was inspecting the national schools," Vere fabis sato, says Virgil:"Truly I am full of beans," says a translator. Vivaz apium has been not unnaturally rendered, "The busy bee;" but this was the work of an Oxford undergraduate. river Trendne

BEAST..?. More boy-like, perhaps, is the following: Veture Call, hya Ball.. à la Grecque, “Virtuous in Greek.”

POLOJ

game of cricket, was played on the Ground On Thursday the 15th ins, a hard contented between Batteries R.A stationed here when and Woodcock, showed that the Bat was far some of the Team, especially Lieu's, Hawklos

from being unfamiliar in their hands by the practical and easy manner in which it was used:-

S-co- Twinca.. cod b Williams........

Fiest awklowe Willama Jones 912h Jane Carol. Inelle B

Carl, Gunre & Rel

9. S Wills,

Fieut. Anderson, cah Rallion,

Not..

Not mit

Let Yne, Rim 15 YAR Major.Mandy, b

Temiz Ruzat

fr Walls C. R. & Jones...... 15. Dr. Saund J. T.; Nor' out.....

A

Jimen, is Cawt.1999

Extras

Tot

3/ WEST. FIRIT, IMMINGS

Lt. Wondenek, AMR, WIllama. Be, Tawa, cand b Stunder Rat. Rankin Connert. 11.

∙KABAGET Cor Poggin, Gr. William... Gr. Willams, en metano'szerepe Bri Imenore and ħ Gr. Willems

Br, Pearce, Guinats, b'Gr. Wiliamu..... Gr. Slater, rum okomun Cir, Smark, reti OTROS

Set Ball, St. "awking 4 She Will The Corpi Henia, b.Gr÷William

Rani

Total

"INDIAN TELEGRAMS.

MYINGVAN, etsher 27th,

THE SANITARY BOARD.

The usual witenagemote was held yesterday afternoon, but Captain Deane," Dr. Cantlie and stated that eight reports on beri-beri had been Mr. Humphreys were absent. The Secretary received, and Mr. Francis wanted them printed. The Secretary said they couldn't be, unless he

printed at the Board's expense, and got Dr. paid for it, and the Chairman backed him up.. Mr. Francis offered to bet that they could be

Ho Kai to support him, but there were no beaming. Question of cattle quarantine next takers, and the point was carried. Mr. Francis

on the programame. Another debate upon powers of the Hoard. Nobody sure whether they could quarantine all caille-healthy and olherwise-so determined to ask the Inspector, Mr. Ladd. Next business something like business. Colonial Secretary had communt report referring to the following complaints cated that part of the Fever Commissioners'

No. 79%, and noxious trades; (B) from the The authorities kavranmarently decided on the (4) Smells caused by exhalations, in one instance, from a squatter's village. Inland. Lot

third (C) from the manuring dower gardens with the Chin Hills in coneranence of the recent drying of sugar bags on the hill sides; in a immediate despatch of a Punitive Expedition into

the storage of garbage and refuse material in the heen wamed in ship a large number of males for offensive liquid manure; in fourth. (D) from raids. The Commitarist Densetment here have native town just below Bonham Road, aht from transport to Myingin; the teth M., in garrison the burning of refuse matter in an imperfect have been asked if their bonts and waterproof. Ir many a man out here in the Far East wrote

manner at Lapsáp-wán-Chairman said most sheets are in producer, and two wiesmen hard his own history, even with a moderate

of the nuisances bad been removed, and the been despatched to Thabrikkvin to bring down the adherence to the truth, it would make unusual

ask somebody else to please go and see if that Faunce has been telegraphed to pot Mandalay Board decided to ask the Sanitary Surveyor to "Lord Goorkha" from Bernardmonstones, General A REGULAR' meeting of Perseverance Lodge.

reading. For romantic adventure, towever, the,

was true. Next subject unsavoury-night-soil to receive instructions from General White, No. 1165, will be held in Freemasons' Hall

at present, principal guest at the Hongkong

removal. Every body very well up in it. We Bombay, October 27th... Zelland Street, this evëning, at R.30 far a'clock

Hotel for excels the average adventurer. Captain † to seamen has often been recommended, as this of insanitary matsheds on Peak Road next made The Black Mountain.... Rezerve : Column has

pass the arguments-matter deferred. Report precisely. Visiting brethren are cordially invited.

Mayrena, late of the French Cavalry, a veteran beverage was considered to be one of the most by Colonial Secretary, having been supplied by who passed not unscathed through the Franco- potent causen of that cheap inebriation which Mr. Cooper. Mr. Francis very properly indig: THE Portuguese transport India which left

S.S. Spindriften

German war, and to-day undisputedly sovereign unfailingly leads the 'hard-up 'sailors who visit nant. They paid Mr. Cooper as well as the Macan in September Inst for Timor and Lisbon

Government, and he should report direct. Very .of.a.large.tract.of country-this-side-of-Siam-is-our-shores-to-towdyism,-desertion and crime:- took 14 days to each Sourabaya, having had to Two big hauls of opium were made yesterday by the man. His few visitors find him a tall, has been clearly proved that most of Better sack him. Surveyor-General protests

much like Circumlocution Office at present. stop several times in mid ocean owing to break the police and excise officers. Yesterday after middle-aged, military gentleman, bearing many the cases of deseition from the ship, and ages in her engines.

noon, led by an informer, a party of excisemen honorable scars, and with an utter indifference of the consequent destitution, were directly Discussion dropped. Final business-Byelaws Mr. Cooper, if expensive, is attractive and useful boasded a junk off Jardine's wharf, and found a to his rank except in en far as to assert his righ produced by a liberal indulgence lo 'Grewater. again, Infectious diseases section up for PREVIOUS convictions are awkward things to big cargo of prepared opium, over eleven hundred to it at the nutset. At the beginning of this year. The Police have consequently been put on the calling himself a docter must report small-pox debate once more. Agreed that everybody possess. A coolie only stole twenty-cents' worthisels altogether. The man in charge was of wond yesterday, and because he had been brought up to-day, and protested that he was His Majesty the King of the Sedang Nine and dispensers of sawishu, and samaku has next time.

he was simply a captain; to-day he segisters as qui vive with regard to the clandestine sellers never mind fevers. Other points left over till "in trouble" three times before Mr.. Pollock only engaged to convey it in his boat, and that months ago the Germans, with their character ceased to be sold in the way it used to be made it six months,

he had been ordered to meet the consignor at a istić earth hunger, prepared to benevolently before. Still, as afing, desertion, and destitution certain point. He was remanded on bail, in two take a number of native states near the among the seamen continge, other remedies have Mæsses, Adamson, Bell & Co., agents for the sureties of $300 each. At eleven pm. last night gulf of Siam under their protecting agis, and to be sought and applied, or else the nuisance Canadian-Pacific Line, inform us that the steam-PC. Warnock and Inspector Cradock got wind M. Maysena, remembering his old antagonists. is apt to develop itself into an uncontrollable ship Duke of Westminster, from Vancouver, nf another cargo of illicit opium, and searched determined to forestall them. He asked the evil. We think that it would greatly help in arrived in Yokohama this morning, and will in different directions. Warnock got on Gavenior of Cochin-China for a command, prevent cases of desertion and of the consequ në leave for this port, vín Kobe, to-morrow. the right scent off Mongkok, and boarded desiring to explore and anner the country, Inafing, if the advance money to articled crews were a small fishing boat which was sailing towards which is almost completely unknown, except as paid on board ship, and all the articles of dress, Samshuf-poo in a suspicious manner, Four being inhabited by Malay tribes, under the outfit, and any other commodity-drink included men were in her, and, what was better, ten bags, French flag. He was refused, but this did not were supplied, servatis servandis, on board, containing ninety balls of raw opium, worth dissuade him. He set out on bis own hook," previous to the ship's departure. Seamen should $1.250, were on the deck. There were also two with a dozen natives, and after propitiating the aldom be allowed to come on shore with money express rifles, with ammunition on board. The Sedang chiefs in his exploration, accepted their in their pockets unless they are intent upon men were brought before Mr. Wodehouse this offer to make him Commander-in-chief. Under depositing it with the Savings Bank. The tavern afternoon, and the case, remanded, Warnock his guidance a neighbouring tribe, the Hallang, temptation is too strong for hard-worked salts; General Grant by the Chinese Customs author being in Hospital suffering from fever. The were defeated, hostilities being terminated by the they may be quite justified in Indulging in an ritles for an alleged breach of treaty rights, will $1,500 each; the others were let off with a breast, and defying the rajah of the other side to battling with the waves. But as from indulgence two leaders were permitted to leave on depositing adventurous soldier stepping forward, baring his occasional spree' after weeks and months of be investigated to-morrow at 2 pm. at the modest $100. Custom House, Canton, before Mr. F. W.

settle the matter by single combat. The enemy to abuse there is only end step, and as abuse of White, Commissioner of Custome, (Acting for THE Correlo Macaente, a weekly publication Capitulated, and accepted his authority, whithi intoxicating liquors acts with the sea-faring the Hoppo) and Mr. Chaloner Alabaster, Herof the neighbouring colony, which is redolent of then became sopreme. The German expediton classes as a potent demoralizer and destroyer of ciericalism and conspicuous for its multi-coloured came to the edge of the country, and, when be all sound reason and principles, whatever may Britannle Majesty's Consul

political principles, has come to an early death. advanced towards them, retired, the leader saying be the stock of these commodities latent in their The only papers now published in the land of he had the fever, "Well,” said Mayrena, “ so minde, It follows that with them, as with every- Camões and Vasco da Gama are the ultramontane have 11 we are equal, come on. But he didn't, body else, prevention is far better than cure, and Vordo Grants and thaisemi-official nuisance-the Having been appointed Mabarajah, or rajih of that the poorer men they are when they come Independente. Publicopinion in the neighbouring rajabs, by the chiefs, he at once vigorously set to ashore, the richer and wiser they will be when colony, whatever may boits worth, will hencefor-work to explore bis new dominions, and under his they return on bod. Another remedy would ward be represented by these two organs of non-direction a rough map was constructed, which appear to consist in giving our seamen à bit of descript fournalism, the one issuing from the dark shows the fertility and weath yet to be developed. | rural life and country scenes when they land. We recesses of intolerant and uneducated clericalism, He made treaties with all the neighboring tribes, would have our taverns and drinking booths the other from the not less degraded class of and altogether reduced, the whole problem of situated out of town, as they happen to be SAYS the Sydney Bulletin :—The 'zew German servile bureaucrats and false patriots. We shall Government to system, The Governor of in Yokohama and chewhere. The seafaring Hamburg-to-Sydney transit company is having watch with pleasure the colony's erratic move. Cookin-China refuses to recognise him as King. fraternity on landing at Yokohama proceed six magnificent steamers built for the trade.ments under its two-fold guidance. Meantime urging that he should hand his territory over to

to Spring Gardens and other rural booths Very shortly one will be able to go to Hamburg we think that if some Chinese enterprising Editor his own nation, but in the same letter he com- in the suburbs of the town and there by steamer for £5, and English wareh will be would start a native newspaper in the city of pliments him, as every one must, on his heroism indulge in their respective national beverages, crowded out of the Australian markets by Ger. | Chinzan, which lies outside the Portuguese Bar- and fardirist, Yesterday His Majesty paid an in songs and in carousing, without in the least These Il be a game to-morrow, Saturda man goods imported in steamers running under rier, and is the place whither the Maces Chinese Informal visit to HE the Governors Sir Willam troubling the peaceful residents of either the city hope to see Capt

to commence punctually sty Bismarcklan State subvention and hiring sea are said to be moving en masse as they fly from des Voux, with Lady des Vosz, conversed with or the Bluff. The rural scenes they enjoy in that mover land leading men at Er a month, Smith will disappear and Lusitanian august taxation, he would command him a length upon pikna for the develop. neighbourhood greatly contribute to their health, the ground. give place to Schmidt, John Chinaman will a vest number of subscribers and patrons. mant of his country spoke"warmly the and vigour, and when they have imbibed too | the Straits, make way for Hans Schwartz, and John Bull Judging by the repeated reports that reach us to enterprise and courage which had gain

much, they have ample accommodation to rest him

Ask The will feel leave the front row and take a back seat in the effect that the Macao Chinese are bollding bis: position," He la sou desirous

and recover their blunted senses. Could not Fresh arrang

progress made vout of out Teutonic brother Von Schwillen extensive premises in Chiosin, we are led to Chinese emi-

this be made in Hongkong, fadien“ eigeschwedisch(urinalein.“ If believe that a complete exodus of the native Just as surely an that the sun will rise community from the classic land of Cambes li

quite within the range of coming events,

A MACAO cnolie was charged this morning with robbing an American gold digger of his wealth the previous night. The digger was a Chinaman, and his wealth amounted to $3. It was forcibly borrowed from him, when drinking confre at a stall, by the prisoner and others. Three months.

THE seizure of the British steam launch

- A SERVANT was charged by P. C. Hunan Singh, at the Police Court this morning, with stealing $150 from him. Singh seemed a bloated band. holder sort of a constable for he left $150 in notes in a coat which he gave the prisoner to brash yesterday. The conlie did not leave them, though, according to the evidence for, the prosecution, and he was remanded,

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that unless they paid, full fine by Friday last, - gone to Maldonj. the Alesgils have been told their country would-be necupied again. The Hannanenis have promised to collect the fine and The Dowager Maharani of Indore has died, Paikin kulay or two,g apa

about her wishes for the Future succes in the smale to the next sening dowager - previous to her death she informed the

Mr. Gratin shortly, proceeds to Geniem, to sinn, and alan telegraphed to the Vicemy, start relief (works thera : some anxiety is felt about Nellore and Kumool. At pres Standards found in the Oetcher 29th,

The Akazain have maid un their fine in cash "and cattle pitke Allalwal Chief has sent a mes- senger anklïgs for terms, and waying that the Wednesday afternoon there was a fair turn-out.eneral Robers has arrived a fight and has This noble game goes on apare, and just tmons should not be allowed in enter his country, It would be difficult to say whether players or needed to Dushand. Lady Roberto, ofer ponies most enjoyed the exciting sport. All visiting the Oghi hospital, returned in Abottabad, style displaying as fine horsemanship, as was were enthusiastic, and gallared about.in fine,

Sapkota Deicber 30th, Serinng looting has taken nives in Ganian by ever witnessed at any of the local race meetings.roving hands of, armed men, the nolice fa ca le Members were called for 4 pm but several insufficient i, troops, pre, pencating to the scene ing to the public and to Lady Des Viex and a lied for impone did not turn up till 4.30 which was as disappoints of disturbancer the Collector of Vizagapatam has number of other ladies who, honored the Club with their presence as it was inthe members who

upan members the necessity for turning up ar and hirmarket, they find the villages of those were punctual. Further the evenings get so It is summed that the Aman visig. Harati soon dark that we cannot too earnestly impressAn advanced enlumn, entered Thakor at night the time appointed. The first game was played implicated and shelled and bart the pluraj the by Messrs. Collinson, Woodcock and Pedler of troons will nrobable return ja Maidan to-day, cock and Gray, each team scoring one Goal. Messrs. Bethell, Gray. Whitehead, and Stewart, and advanced by the new madin Allah's country. Play was fast, especially on the part of Wond Another close and well contested game took place.

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Sides were Messrs. Churchill, Gray, Stewart and Whichirad v. Messin, Collinson, Bethell, Woodcock and Pdler, The fatter team had the best of it scoring two goals to their

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PARIA, October 25th Bethell while Lieut. Woodcock made several M. Goblet has informed Cront Menabres that quick runs. The latter was (collared several "for the sake of conciliation the exiting Italiau of the best ponies on the ginund, and pres times by Mr. Whitehead on a fast grey, and schools Tanis will be exempted from French vented from scoring. Lients. Pedler and Stewart, are decided acquisitions to the Club, More civilians are sadly wanted as the combined ceded. whelmingly strong There no game COUL Services of the Army and Navy are over men. announced for last Saturday, but a most exciting tussle took place between the two Services and

1 Sternit RN. pitted themsetren zainst the Bankers. Capt. Clayton, Lieut. Pedler and Messrs. Gray and Whitehead The Bank had the best of it, each gotting one the Services failed to scores

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