DRAINS IN NEW PREMISES..
i. Any owner or occupier of private premise ahout to copstruct any new drain, shall give at least seven days' previous written Notice of suci intention to the Beard, and such Nolice shall b delivered at the office of the Board in a form of' which printet blank copies may be obtained gratis in English and Chinese on application at the Office of the Board, or in the case of the villages at any Village Police Station, betweer the hours of ro`n.m, and 4 p.m.
2. Every such Notice shall specify the nami of the Street, the number of the Lot and the number of the house if any which it is intender to drain and shall be accompanied by a plan in duplicate of the premises drawn on a scale of not less than twenty feet to the inch, and such plan must show the whole of the new drains with their proposed sizes figured thereon, and a section or sections showing the proposed falls or inclination and drawn to the same scale and to a vertical scale of not less than ten feet to the inch. The plan must also show the position and course of all proposed surface gutters.
3. Within seven days after receipt of the Notice, the Sanitary Surveyor shall, by means of a written communication, in English or Chinese as may be necessaty, inform the person who has given the said Notice whether bis desigus and proposed mode of construction are approved or disapproved, and in case of dia- approval such, m dification or improvements as may be requisite in order to comply with the provisions of Ordinance 24 of 1887 and of any Bye-Laws made thereunder shall be indicated in detail to such person by the Sanitary Sur- veyor, and it shall not be lawful for such person to commence the new drains until the approval thereto of the Sanitary Surveyor shall have been previously obtained by him, and in the case of auch approval one copy of the deposited plan shall be returned to him, and the remaining copy shall remain filed in the Office of the Sanitary Surveyor.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1888.
P. C. J. Wyllie....
22. Method of fixing vertical pipes to the
58 entries. Five 30's counted oat, "exterior surfaces of walls - Vent Inting and fall pipes of Stoneware shall be securely fixed to QUEEN'S 1ST STAGE-Sto yards, seven shots, the exterior surfaces of walls with wrought iron ene prize. bands fired round the pipe and made fast to theol. Sergt. Fricker........................... wall with two wrought iron spikes not less than Col Sergt. McClure............................ our inches in length. Metal pipes shall also be Captain Collinson fixed as above or shall have jwo cars fixed to hem and secured to the walls with two wrought| iron spikes, not less than four inches long.
IL.
NEW DRAINS IN IXISTING PREMISES. 33. The provisions of the whole of the existing Bye-Laws contained in section 1 shall equally apply to the construction of all new drains in
xisting premises
"
III.
DEFECTIVE AND INSANITARY HOURR-DRAINS.- 24. Any Owner of an existing house-drain which shall have been found by the Board to be in a defective and ins unitary condition, shall upon the receipt of a Notice in English and Chinese to that effect hom the Board, cause such drain to be reconstructed or repaired and amended, as the case may be, in the manner hereinafter provided and within a reasonable time to be specified in such Notice.
25. If any old or existing drain shall be found to be so subitantially defective either by reason of age, dilapidation, faulty construction or other cause as to render it impossible in the opinion of the Board for such drain 10 secure-without entire reconstruction-the proper and effective trainage of the premises which it is intended to subserve, a Notice In Eughsh and Chinese to hat effect shall be served on the owner and such Notice shall set fouth in detail, for the informsa- tion of su waer, the works of reco.struction that are quired of him by the Board, and such reconstruction shall be subj'set in all resports to the provisions of all the preceding Bye-Laws zel sting 10 new drains.
26. If in the opinion of the Board it shall be possible by means of works of partial allegation
4. No person shall lay any pipe for conveyor of repar, or of disconnexion, to improve any ing subsoil drainage in such manner or in such existing defective or insanitary house-drain in position as to communicate directly or indirectly such manner as shall adapt it-without entire with any sewer cesspool or drain used for the reconstruction to the requirements of Ordinance conveyance or reception of sewage only, 24 of 1887 and of Bye-laws made thereunder, Nutice in English and Chinese to that effect shall be served on the owner of such drain and such Notic: shall set forth in detail for his information and guidance the special works af partial alteration or repair, or of disconnexion and ventilation which are required of him by the Board in &rder to bring such drain within the requirements of the Ordinance and Such Ownershell thereupon curry, out such spčil works as have been required by, the Board in such Notice, within a reasonable time to be specified in the Notice.
5. No person shall lay any pipe for convey; ing rain water into any drain or cesspool used for the conveyance or reception of sewage only
6. Where any new drain for the conveyance of sewage is intended to be laid through a wet or damp anil or in any other case where the Board sh I find such a precaution necessary the builder of such new drain shall cause the same to be embedded and encased all round in gond and solid lime concrete at least 4 inches thick to the satisfaction of the Board.
7. No bend or angle shall (except where proved unavo dable) be fornied in any ventila. tion pipe or shaft connected with a new.drain.
8. No person about to drain his premises in the manner hereinbefore provided shall construct any new drain in such-premises in such manner as shall allow any inlet to such drain to be placed inside any building on such premises.
9. No person shall construct or 6x in con- nexion with any new dmin or waste pipe the
form of trap of the kind known as the Beli-Trap or any trap of the kind known as the D trap and all traps connected with any private drains shall be properly set in cement mortar to the satisfaction of the Hoard.
10 No rain water-pipe from the roof of a building shall be used as a ventilating shaft to a new drain which communicates or is designed to communicate with a public sewer.
1. Any person who may have built any new drain or drainage works connected therewith shall not cover up such drain or works until the same shall have been previously inspected and passed by the Board, and such person shall give three clear days' written Notice to the Board that such drain or works are ready for in spection, and such Notice shall be delivered at the Office of the Board in a form of which printed blank copies may be obtained grafic in English and Chinese on application at the Office of the Board, or in the case of the Villages at any Villige Police Station, between the hours of to a.m. and 4 p.m.
12. All new drains or drainage works, shall be built and carried out in all respects in accor dance, with the provisions of Ordinance 24 of 1887 and of any Bye-Laws made there- under, and if no written Notice as provided in Bye-Low No. 1 shall have been given to the Board by any person about to construct, recon- struct, alter or amend any new drain on his premises, and if by such default the Board shall have had no opportunity of inspecting and approving or disapproving of new drains actually built and already covered in, it shall be lawful, for the Beard on discovering the existence of Buch new drains or works to call upon the own to open and uncover the same for the purpose of inspection, and should such new drains or works prove upon inspection to be defective either in respect of design, workmanship or materials they shall be deemed a Nuice and dealt with as Buch.
13. Any person carrying out excavallons for new drainage works on any premises contiguous to a public thoroughfare whereby the safety of the public may be jeopardized, shall light such excavations by means of a lantern or lanterns kept lighted through the night, and he shal farther provide watchmen, erect hoardings and o-herwise take such precautions as may be necessary for securing the safety of the public and the protection of adjoining properties.
14. In every case where the course of a new drain shall be diverted, any cesspool previously existing and into which such new drain may have previously emplied, shall be cleaned,
· deodorized and filled with clean earth.
15. All works connected with the construction of new drains and drain-connections shall be carried out in strict accordance with the plans and sections previously submitted to, and approved by the Board, or with such amendments to such plans and sections as, may have been required by the Board, and such works shall be carried out in a proper and workmanlike manner. with the best materials of their respective kinds and shall be subject during their progress to the continuous control and supervision of the Officers of the Board appointed in that behalf
27. If the owner of an existing defective and insanitary drain intends to alter or repair the same as provided in the preceding Bye-laws such Owner shall give at least seven days' previous written Notice to the Board of such intention, and such Notice shall be delivered at the office of the Board in the sine manner 4s prèscribed in Bye-laws No. 1 for new drains. 28. Any person who may have carried out any works of partial alteration or of repair as provided in the two preceding sections shall not cover up any such works until the same shall have been previously inspected and passed by the Board in the same manner as, prescribed in Bye Law No. 12 for new drains.
29. The provisions of Bye-Laws Numbers 4. S. 6, 7, 8. 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, and 22 relating to the construction, of new dains shall apply equally to all such works of partial alteration or repair or of disconnexion and ventilation as may be prescribed by the Board for the improvement of such old orezisting drains as may have been found insanitary or defective, in order to adapt the same to the requirements of Ordinance 24 of 1887 and of the Bye-Laws made thereunder.
THE RIFLE ASSOCIATION
MEETING.
The scores made at the Rifle Association. meeting have been forwarded to us. They are as follows:
ALL COMERS—ist stage, 200 yards, 7 shots, ten
prirea
Major Churchill.......
Mr. H. E. Twyford. Mr. E. L. Woodin .....
Mr. C. D. Wilkinson divided .Col-Sergt. Fricker Private Booth. Mr. E. Robinson ...... Col-Sergt. Delaney
Lieut. C. S. Prichard................................... P.C. Watson ..........
33
Mr. John Andrew..................... LoL Sergt. D.liney. P. C. D. McLennan...... Capt, Wilkinson, RE.. Cufpl. Flanaganeres Lieut. C. S. Prichard.. C. G. G. Sinclair
43 entries.
highest aggregates. Two prizes, ut, z Plated Mugs presented by the Association; and, $to presented by the Association.
QUEEN'S HANDICAP, LA LİSANS
The COMPRADORS CUP, for all Subscription Griffins of this Season, 1888-9, only; weight for inches; winner of Valley Staken gĺbs, extra; entrance $5 second Pony to receive halfthe entrance money. One mile,
Co-day's Advertisements.
FOR SHANGHAI.
THE Steamship 68
ero pila, pod yde, Puênia... Total 130, | Mr. C. Fold min 39h 25m 7min72.
*30 T:Mr. John Andrew............... 31. 1. 29, 29 Mr. W. C. Murray... 27 16
Mr. E. J. Moses....... 30 28 Mr. R. G. Hopkins...
13
27
30 20
-9 +66
65 63.
17 631
03 -
27
28 Mr. H J. Holmes 1.38 | Mr. E. £. Woodin 35 ..28 Major Dempster...... ..78 Col. Sergt. Fricker... 17
Captain Collinson. 30 301 62
38 entries.
QUEN'S 1ST STAGE-5oo yards, seven shots,'
one prize.
Mr. C. D. Wilkinson.......
P. C. D. McDonald
B. C. W. Robertson Cut Sergeant Delancy. |.P. S. A. Matin.......
56 entries.
29
QUEEN'S 2ND STAGE-500 yards, ten shots, one
120.
Serg-Majar Meeson, &A.....
apt. Caider, R.ASEAN Mr. E. Woodin ......... Col. Sergt. McClure.... Mr. C. Ford.....+2 P.C. A. Watson .............. Lieut. C.S. Prichard.
43 entries.In this competition the Committee cided that Mr. Woodin's third shot should be recorded as a miss instead, of a bull's-eye, which brings his score down to third place, viz. 43 in place of 48. The mistake occurred owing to another gentleman and Mr. Woodia firing at the same moment so that it was impossible for the marker to distinguish between the shots, QUEEN'S AND STAGE--600 yards, fificen shots, PC. W. Robertson...
que prize. Mr. Woodin ..... Cul-Sergt. Phillips........ Captin Bolton ........ Meja Ells
Col. Sergt. Fricker.......................................... Lt. C. S. Pichard
43 entries.
.66 ..62
..58
57 57
QUEEN'S 2ND STAGE-800 yards, ien shots, one
prze; presented by the Association.. aptam Bolton.....
Col, Sergi. Fricker.................... P.S. A. Mann
Col. Sergi, Phillips....
Lieut. S. Pichard...... Mr. J. Mck. Ross.... Mr. E. L. Woodin
42 entries.
AGGREGATES in QUEEN'S-For... · Competitors
·whose respective scores in the Queen's three stages make up the highest aggregates ; 1st | Silver Cup, value $100, presented by the Chinese merchants' and compradores ; and 12 prizes in money, aggregating $145, presented by the Association: also a Match Rifle presented by Mr J. D. Humphreys, to be won by the Competitor (winner of the Cup excluded) whote scores in the following Competans make up the highest aggregate-" All Comer's President" "First and Second Stages" Queen's.
Ton!. O. total
:
Phillips
fol. Serb)
Woodin
Mr-E. L
Lieut. C. S
Prichard (58th)
200
1st. stage
500. 600
2nd f 500.
stage
3id Boo. stage 1900...
Ist stage
2nd
stage
500.
256
ard 800.
stage god....
ist
stage
200..
and
500...
.28
600.1
stage 1600.. 3id f800.. stage
EST *Bingo,
42254
mil 3rd
700 500 600 500 6oo. Boa 900 39 Colr. Sert, Fricker (58).27 33 22 40 37 39 30-248. -38 Cat. Bolton (58)26 25.18 37 58 40 74-138 -38 Colr. Sert, Merson,R.A 29 24 25 45 48.37 19-227 37 W. Robertson, P.C....371 27 29 32 66 29 13-227 +37 Mr. John Andrew......31 29 24 16 46 30 23-220 --35 | A. Mann, P.S. ...............27 25 27 33 42 38 25—217- Lt. H. Metcalfe (98)...31 17: 35 40 26 32-215 Colr, Serl. McClure...26 10
QUEEN'S 3RD STAGE-gon yards, ten shots, one
prize; presented by the Association, Col. Sergt. Phillips....... Lieut. C. S. Pichard Ma Le Woodin
Lieut. H. C. Metcalfe.. Col. Strgt. McClure Carpl. Flanagan
Col. Seigt Fricker.....
42 cntries.
Major Ellis (8).........29 5 a
.38
Mr. C. D. Wilkinson..25 17
34
Li. E. Smith (58)...29
.32
D. McLennan, P.C...31 28
+32
D. McDonald, P.S....28 14
**31
Colr. Sert. Delaney(58) 29 20.
30
31-235 33 8-210 22-208 22-708 |21·14–207
16 16 25-205 47 21 17-205
30 Capt. Wilkinson, R.L.25 28 23 36 43 23:26—201 H J. Watson, P.C. ...31 26 8. 42 17 30-196 Capt. Collinson (58)...30 30 22 37 47 27 2-195 G. G Sinclair, P.C....27 28 an 24 39 32 20—190 Wyllic, P.C.30 25 19 30 40 11 9-190 Mr. H. J. Holmes......10 239 39 46 25 14-186 Mr. C. Ford....................30 25 10 43 43 19 13-183 Mr. A. M Thomson...24.27 18 37 49 29. 6–181 Capt. Calder, R.A.....125 24 7 44 33 25 18-175 Corp. Flanagan 39 28 21 40 7 13 30-171 Mr. R. Kennedy..............2; 15 38 16 36 27 23–170 Inspector Quincey 27 23 16 24 40 10 21163 Mr. F. G. Collins......28 17 14 29 43 13 10-154 Winners of aggregates in the three stages. W. Robertson, P.C., 20.
311 *** 27 87. 1st stage... 1600... Mr. E. L. Woodin. 500.....
2nd stage stan
600.... Colr. Sergt. Phillips, Foo....
... 381... 3rd_stagemode. } 900 ...... 38/
42 Entries. Mr. Woodin carried. off the Match Rifle pre- sented by Mr. J. D. Humphreys, with the follow- ing score :-
LATHES-300 vards, seven shots, seven prizes 1st, Silver Belt, presented by the Association; 2nd, Japanese Ten Set, presented by Lock Hing: 31d, Silver Belt, presented, by the Association; 4th, Silver Belt, presented by Mr. E.L. Woodin; 5th, Ivory Box, presented by Lock Hing; 6th, Carved Black wood Dux, presented by by Wong Hing, Lieut. C. S. Prichard shot for Mrs. Travers...29 Mr. C. Ford shot for Mr. Ford..............................29 Captain Collinsion shot for Mis. Bell-Irving...z8 Mr. E. L. Woodin shot lor Miss Hughes 28 Mr. F. II. Shepherd shot for Miss Shepherd...z8 Mr. E. Robinson shot for Mrs. Robinson......27 Captain Bolton shot, for Mrs. Cox....26
26 entries-twa 163 counted out VOLUNTEER AGGREGATE-Restricted to efficient Volunteers; Scores in the All Comers' Com- *petition aco and 300 yards. Three prizes.
200 you. 300 yds. Total. Lieut. H. J. Holmes..........
28 31
59 Private F. G. Collins..... 29. 29 $8 Private F. Howell.................. 27 25 53 Lieut. A Woolley 2427 CIVIL SERVICE AGGREGATE-Restricted to Mem- bers of the Civil Service; Scores in the "All Comers Competition 200 and joo yaids. Three prizes.
33 Mr. C. Ford..
37
32
Six 31s counted out. Total entries 230. ↑ ALL CC MERS-2nd stage, 300 yards, 7 shots, ten
prizes.
Corp. Flanagan......... Mr. E. Robinson Col. Sergi Fricker.....
leut. C. S. Prichard...... PC-McLennan...... Captain Collinson Mr. F. G. Collins PC. Robertson.... Air. F. Howell Col-Bergt. Delancy
divided.....
B00 yds. 300 yds. Total
29
Mr. F. Howell ...... 27 Mr. A. Shelton Hooper.......
Mr. A. M. Thomson
19 entries.
27. 56
26..
53.
28 28 19
25 53
47
POLICE AGGREGATE-Restricted to Members of Police Force whose respective scores in "AN Comers" make up the highest aggregates. Four prizes.
300 yds. 300 yds: Total
D. McLennan, P. C.
30
W. Robertson, P. C..
...32
30
D. McDonald, Sergt
30
.31
31
H. J. Watson, P.C. nuenu .31
19
James Wyllie, P.C.'............
29 25
II entries.
·
20
J
20. ALL COMERS' AGGREGATE—200 yards and 300,
.19
.79
8
Eleven als counted out. Total entries 208. ANY RIFLE-800 yards, ten shots, two prizes: 1st, Pated Cup, presented by Messrs. Lane, Crawford, & Co.; and, by the Association, Mr. E. L. Woodin (z) Lieut. E. 0. Smith (8) Major Ellis (a) : ... Captain Bolton(c) Captain Collinson (4) ......****
yards; three prizes: 1st, Silver Watch; 2nd,
Inkstand 3rd, Sto; all presented by the Association.
Mr. E. Robinson
Col. Sergt. Fricker.. Corp. Flanagan Lieut. C. S. Prichard..
P. C. D. McLennan
-47 P. C. W. Robert......
44 Mr. H. J. Holmes
....40 Private Page ........
39 Col, Sergt. Delaney
+37
E.
Thirteen entries. (a) F, Metford. (6) D. Metford. (c) M. H. ASSOCIATION - 900 yards, ten Shots, any Rifle two prizes: 1st, Plated Cup, presented by Messrs. Lane Crawford & Co. and by the Association.
Mr E. L Woodin (a).... Captain Collinson (@).... C., Sergt. Fricker (4)..... Col, Sergt. McClure (6)..........
and shall be completed to the entire satisfaction Licut, E. O. Smith (5)........... of the Board,"
Mr. E. L. Woodin
59 entries,
31
100 yds, 300 yds, Total
32.
31
32
61
44
36.
24 84. 80
Woodin
500
All Comers 200.. All Comers 300.
President's 300.
{ Queen's
1st stage
200
29
小
62
-109
26
Total G. tota).
274
274
All Comers 200....
Queen's [2nd stage 160x
Next best scores —
Colour Sergeant
Phillips
Colour Sergeant
Fricker
200.. 500......
>273
All Comers 300.. President's 300.....
Queen's
1st stage 600....
Queen's 500
2nd stage 600.....
All Comers 200..
All Comer 300.... President's 300..
Queen's
1st stage
200. 500... 600.
azá
500.
Queen's
Land stage lood.
end
Comers, el Queen's. dent's.
28
FIRST DAY, WEDNESDAY, 20TH FEBRUARY, The WONG-NEI-CHONG STAKES, for China Ponies; weight for inches; entrance $5; with $100 added. Half-a-mile,
The ASHLEY CUF, presented by A. E. Solomon, Esq. r for China Ponies; entrance $5 weight for inches. One mile.
SECOND DAY,THURSDAY, 21ST FEBRUARY.
-The SCURRY STAKES.-Sweepstakes of $5 each, with $too added, second Pony to receive $50, for the bond fide Griffins at the date of enity Subscription Griffins of this Season, 1888-9, man-winnets allowed slbs; weight for inches. One mile.
The EXCHANGE PLATE, presented by the Bankers. and Exchange Brokers of Hongkong, for China Panies weight for inches, entrance $10; Second Pony to receive half of the Entrance Money. Two miles,
The GERMAN CUP, presented by Members of the German Club, for Subscription Griffing of this
Season, 188-9. only weight for inches; colmace $10; Second Pony to receive 75 per. cent.: Third Pony.25 per cent. of Entrance Money. One-mile-and-a-quarter. The PROFESSIONAL. UP, presented, for all China Ponies; weight for inches; winners of,one Race at this Meeting, 7lb, extra; oftwo Races, 10lb, extra; and of three Races, 15lb, extra ; previous non-statlers to carry tast. ;'entrance Sio; Second Pony to receive 50 per cent, of Entrance Money; Third Pony 25 per cent. One-mile-and-a-quarter,
The PARSER CUP, presented by the Parsee Com- munity, for China Ponies, being bond fide Griffins at date of entry; weight for inches; winners of one Race at this Meeling, 7lb. extra; of two Races, talb, extra; Subscription -Griffins of this Season, non-winners, allowed
gibi; entrance $5. 'Seven furlongs. The HONGKONG CLUB CUP, presented, for China Ponies; weight for inche1; entrance $15; Second Pany to receive 50 per cent.'; Third Pony 25 per cent. of Entrance Money, One- mile-and-a-half.
The JOCKEY Cur, for Subscription Ponies of this and last Season, winners excluded; to be ridden by Jockeys who have never had a winning mount previous to this meeting in Hongkong or China; weight for inches; entrance $5. One mile.
The FLYAWAY STAKES, for all China Ponies; weight for inches; previous winners at this Meeting, 7b extra; Subscription Griffins of this Season, 1898-9 allowed glb.: entrance $5. with $100 added ; and pony to receive $50. Three-quarters-of-n-mile.
The WELTER PLATE, for all Ponies; weight 12st.; this Meeting, 7b. extra; previous winners
entrance $5, with $100 added. One mile.
THIRD DAY.-FRIDAY, 22ND FEBRUARY, The BROKERS CUP, presented, a forced. Entry
|
"PEKING," Captain G. Heuermann, will be despatched for the above Port, on WEDNESDAY, the 21st inst
& P.M.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
SIEMSSEN & Co. Hongkong, 19th November, 1888.
[1177
THE CHINA SHIPPERS MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY,
"LIMITED:
FOR LONDON, VIA SUEZ CANAL.
THE Company's Steamship
" KAISOW." G. L. Castle, Commander, will be despatched as above on THURSDAY, the sind instant.
For Freight, apply to
ARNHOLD, KARBERG & Co.,
Agents, Hongkong, 19th November, 1888.
“SHIRE” LINE OF STEAMERS.
NOTICE TO
CONSIGNEES.
STEAMSHIP "DENBIGHSHIRE,” FROM HAMBURG, ANTWERP, LONDON, PENANG, AND SINGAPORE.
CONSIGNEES of Cargo are hereby informed that all goods, are being landed at their risk, into the Godowns of the Kowloon Wharf - and Godown Company, at Kowloon, whenc and/or from the wharves delivery may be obtained.
Optional cargo will be forwarded unless notico to the contrary be given before NOON, TO- MORROW.
No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns, and nil Goods remaining after the 26th inst., will be subject to rent.
All Claims against the Steamer must be presented to the Undersigned on or before the 26th inst., or they will not be recognised. No Fire Insurance has been effected. Bills of Lading will be countersigned by
ADAMSON, BELL & Co,
Agents.
Hongkong, 19th November, 1888.
LA
PUBLIC AUCTION. --\'
{1:44
ANE, CRAWFORD & Co. have been instructed to Sell by Public Auction, on
THURSDAY,
of $5 each for all entered Subscription Griffins the 22nd November, 1888, at is O'CLOCK,
of this Season, 188879; 70 'per cent of the Entrance money to go to the second, and 30 per cent to the third Pony; weight for inches; previous winners, 7lbs, extra; penalties accu- "mulative. One mile.
The CHALLENGE CUP, value 100 guineas,-for
China Ponies; to be won two years conse- cutively by a Pony or Ponies the bond fide Property of the same Owner; weight for inches; entrance (forced) $5, but optional to Subscrip- tion Griffins of this Season, 1888.9; First Pony to receive yo per cent; Second, 20 per cent ; and Third, 10 per cent of Entrance money. One-mile-and-three-quarters.
The LADIES' PURSE, for alt China, Ponies, to be handicapped by the Stewards, entrance $5. Seven furlongs.
560
+
on Board,
THE HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA DOCK
COMPANY, LIMITED, CHOP
"CECILIA"
Tons Tonnage, with 1 ANCHOR about 15. cwt., 150 Fathoms, 13 in. CABLE, METAL FASTENED And SHEATHED with YELLOW METAL, as she lies at present at Hungham.
A Steam Launch will leave Pedder's Wharf at 10.30 AM.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash before delivery.
LANE, CRAWFORD & Co, Auctioneers. Hongkong, 19th November, 1888, [0179
The NAVY CUP, presented by Officers of H. M.VICTORIA LODGE
Fleet, for all China Ponies, weight for inches. previous winners at this Meeting of one Race, gibs. extra; of two Races, yibs. extra; and of -three or more Races, tolbs, extra ; Non-starters at this Meeting excluded, entrance $10, second Pony to receive half of the entrance money. One mile.
The KERCHONG CUP, presented, for China Ponies, second Pony to receive $50, weight for inches, entrance $10, from Black Rock twice round and in. The GARRISON CUP, presented by the Officers of the Garrison, for bond fide Griffins at date of entry; weight for Inches; previous winners at this meeting, 7lbs, extra ; penalties accum- ulative entrance $10; Subscription Griffins of this Season, 1818-9. allowed slba. From twa mile-post once round and in.
The CONSOLATION STAKES, for all beaten Ponies at this meeting weight for inches; entrance $, with $100 added; second Pony to receive $5o. Once round. The CHAMPION STAKES, a forced entry for all Chins Ponies winners at this meeting: optional to beaten Pontes ; weight for inches ; entrance $20; winners of two Races, $30; of three or more Races, $50, with $100 added. One-mile-and-a-half,
No. 1026.
REGULAR MEETING of the above named Lodge will be held is FREEMA- Song' HALL, Zetland Street, on THURSDAY, the 22nd instant, at 8.30 for 9 P.M. précisely.'
Hongkong, 19th November, 1888,
EOTHEN MARK
TIBO
LODGE
OF HONGKONG, No. 264. -
REGULAR · MEETING of the above LODGE will be held in FREEMASONS* HALL, Zetland Street, on MONDAY, the 16th- instant, at 8.30 for 9 PM. precisely.
Hongkong, 19th November, 1888.
Amusements.
THEATRE
ROY
CITY HALL, HONGKONG,
AND OPERA COMPANY,
1181
The NIL DESPERANDUM STAKES, for all beaten THE AMERICAN MUSICAL COMEDY
Subscription Griffins of this Season, 1888-9; entrance 85, with $100 added for the first Pony; and $50 for the second Pony weight. for inches. Half-a-mile.
KOREA.
(Under the direction of
Mesirs. WILLARD and SHERIDAN); Will arrive by P. & 0. Steamer from Shanghai and open as above for a Short Season, with
A NEW AND EXTENSIVE REPERTOIRE,
• including -
*IL TROVATORE""
"OLIVETTE,"
"MIKADO;"
'IOLANTHE,"
*THE SORCERER,”
"MASCOTTE
"BLACK-EYED SUSSAN," "PRINCESS IDA,”
"TICKET-OF-LEAVE MAN,"
"THE SHAUGHRAUN"
OPENING NIGHT, ^^ TO-MORROW EVENING, the 20th November, 1888, will be produced Stephenson and Cellier's
Charming Comic Opera,
When
(FROM A CORRESPONDENT.)
CHEMULPO, October 30th. LLC. S. Prichard...32 29 26
Perhaps you recollect that about eighteen 57-270 JWyllie, H.K.P.29 25 28 30 25 19. 62
540-267 months ago, or so, a Chinaman killed a Japanese D. McLennan,.. 30 29 26 3x 38 53-257 woman in this place. Nothing more was heard CoL-Sgt. Delaney..31 27 29 29 29
34 47-355 of it except that he has been established lately, as a shopkeeper, in a small way, by his HONGKONG JOCKEY CLUB RACE We are getting more grand here every day i former en ployer, in the province of Chibli. MEETING, 1889.
even a second Japanese medico has established himself here, and has been engaged for the Customs the good doctor has a Japanese certificate for Lower Proficiency; and why be. should have been engaged in preference to the doctor attached to the Japanese Consulate a gentleman of highly acknowledged professional proficiency, is a mystery about which all sorts of unpleasant rumours are circulated. Some dissatisfaction with the administration of the Customs has manifested self, on account of the little that is being done with regard to lights, buoys and beacons, to Lacilitato navigation on our coast; but I suppose It is a question of the nervus rerum, pecunia. However, that much at least is certain, that the surveys of the approaches to our principal port, mostly due to the skill and genius of those British naval gentlemen, who are specially told off for that purpose, forming a branch of the Navy of their own, have been very carefully made; the charts of the surveyed portions of Korea are as safe to use as those of the China Coast; and at the unsurveyed portions foreigh shipping have no business. Even on the smooth- worn tracks of navigation on the Chins: Coast, there are patches enough marked “ unsurveyed "; take the group ofthe Incog Islands, for instance, Messrs, KELLY & WAL Our local Municipal Council is still in (to teona ; but when It emerges from its infancy, it will have something to start with hear there are now 5.000 to the credit side of the embryo Council's Banking account,
LONG RANGE-Aggregate highest scores in Association and. Any Rifle?" Two prizes. 1st, two plated mugs, presented by the Association) 2nd, $10, presented by the Association...
Association. Any Rife, Toial, 47 Mr. E. L. Woodin....... 47 47 --44 Captain Collinson 37
Lieut. E. O. Smith 44.
Eight entries, FAREWELL CUP-Silver Cup, presented by the Civilian Members' of the Hongkong Rile At- sociation. Open to the Officers of the 38th Regt, and to be won by the highest aggregate score in the Queen's 1st Stage.
oo ydi, son yds, too yds. Total -17 ́ ́ Lieut. C. S. Prichard" 31 28 Captain Collinson... 30° 39 Major Ellis, 29
Nine entries.
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13 entries. (a) F. Metford by Gibb. (b) D. E.
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16. Lime Mortar. –Lime mortar used for the | Melford, building of manholes shall be composed of three parts of sand or red earth and one part of good CADETS-150 yards, Rook Rifle, sevén shots, ilme.
17. Lime Concreta.-Lime conciele used for encasing new drains, shall be composed of four parts of good sound clean atone, broken to one lech cubes, two parts of red earth and one part of lime thoroughly well mixed rammed into place. 18 Cement Mortar-Cement mortar sed for the jointing of pipes or any other work shall be mixed in the proportions of three parts of clean sharp sand and one part of good Portland Cement used fresh.
19. Stonewari Pipes-All stoneware pipes shall be well glazed and free from cracks and flaws and shall have a thickness of not less than
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5. Ramjan... H Hayward.. H. Smith
14 entries,
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PurSIDENT'S PRIZE-300 yards, seven shots, NURSERY AGGREGATE-Restricted to competi
three prizes, Cal, Sergt. Phillips! ...
Cal. Sergh Fricker........ Col. Sergt. Delaney......
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55 entries, two zỗa counted out. QUEEN'S 1ST STAGE-200 yards, seven shots,,
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Philli 20 Disconnecting Chambers-Discomecting Cut, Ser Chambers shall be red brick manboles-fitred:|| Lieut.c with stone-wara traps and ventilating grates of PCH) W. iron or stond
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21. Traps-Traps shall have not less than PCD
il two inches of water seal and shall be securely]]. Piest
sidized to the drain. - All stoneware traps shall be rrounded with a thickness of four inches
tors who have never won a first or second prize at any previous prize meeting in Hong. kong and whose respective scores at zoo and 500 yards in the Queen's 1st Stage make up the highest aggregates, Military and Police excluded. Two prizes.
:༢- sooyda, yoo yds. Total,
60 Mr. John Andrew 31 Mr. E. J. Moses
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Mr. C. Ford 30 Mr. G. D. Wilkinsonipeg
MW. C. Murray,ger
Seventeen entries.
HANDICAP AGGREGATI
Competitors wlos: respective scores (with monthly Challenger Cup bandicap points added): at 200 and goo Byards in the Queen's ist stage make up the
The HONGKONG DERBY, Sweepstakes of $10 each, half forfeit if declared on or before day of closing Entries, with groo added for 1st Pony, and $50 for and; for all China Pozies bond Aide Griffins at date of Entry (Saturday 19th January, 1889); fint Popy, 70 per cent Second, 20 per cent. 1. Third, so per cent, weight lost. Tolbs, One-mile-mod-a-half- The LUSITANO CUP, presented by the Members of the Club Lusitano,-for China Ponics; weight for, inches; previous winners at this Meeting, tost, extra Subscription Grifins of this Season, 1888-9, allowed gibs entrance $10 second Pony to receive half the Entrance money. One-mile-and-a-quarter. The VALLEY STAKES, Sweepstakes of $5 each, with $50 added, for Subscription Griffins of this Season, 1888-9, only weight for inches. Theee-quarters of a mile. MAN The FOOCHOW CUP, value; 200 presented by the Foochow Community, for Chios Pontes; weight for inches, entrance $5. Two miles The CANTON CUP, for bond Ade Griffing at date: of entry: (19th January, 1880) weight for inches, winners, at this Meeting yibs extra,
The STIRRUP CUP, presented by Jackson, Esq, for mil China Ponless weight for inches, previous winners at this Meeting, #lbs. extra,
On the 3rd of November there will be a grea bow-do-you-do" here, as has always been the case on that date, since the opening of the ports the celebration of the birth-day of the Emperor of Japan will take place, and Hia Majesty's loval subjects of Del Nippon are always celebrating that festive Desseion in evand sty.
"D OʻROTHY"
The Management can guarantee this being the most complete performance ever witnessed in Hongkong
Performances for the week...TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY,:
PRICES OF ADMISSION, !—~ Dress Circle and Special Stallen$3.00 Stall
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