coast parts for shinment, not en the "merchants" who must let it first go to the markets, thus entalling an additional excense for transport of about $8. The Governor's v'exmers will continue their regular calls at Lok Kang, which ther have been making during the time the monopoly. has been in force, and the merchants" will have,
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For Sale.
IMPORTANT INTIMATION.
respect to the negotiations now actually in NOW READY.
in order to swait the complete "poration of the se Tsws, the Government will make it an essential object that foreigners residing in this country shall be brought entirely under its jurisdiction, and that Consular Courts may be abolished. Further, this House earnestly desires, with progress for Treaty Revision, that the Govern- meat will arrange that there shall be no doubt whatsoever as to foreigners being forbidden to take any share in the const-wise carrying trade. The above points, being of the gravest national Importance, have been the objects of the people's ardent hape for many years. Relieving that the Government will distinctly endorse the views of this House, the present representation is made.*
when they do get to maut poris, to trust to wind and weather for the further transport of their drug, Prod cers cannot work unless they get advances. "merchants (which term, of course, includes, and fe probably meant for, foreigners) are not to be allowed to make these advances. Producers wanting money can only get it from the bureau so as to avold the 'bold' which indebtedness to all (other than the officinis) would he sure to set up, subjecting debtors to abuse and annoyance. "Merchants " should he pleased at this arrangement, too, THE *"
sit quite obviates all risk of being cheated by defaulting debtors. Of course these advances by the biranu will be 'met by camphor deliveries, and if this does not constitute a atrong monopoly I do not know what dees. The above is the gist of this proclamation, and it speaks for itself. As soon as I can get a I will send you the full text In English. I need scarcely tell you that this new move of H. E. will he most vigorously resisted bath here and at Peking, and it is to be hoped the same access In overcoming it will meet the efforts put forth as have hitherto been attained.
The country is more qulet · the authorities have ceased their attempts at levying the new taxes, and somé obnoxious officials have been removed. The military, however, have taken advantage of the calm to sack and plunder several villages in the south, which are said to
have barboured robbers and rebelt during the late troubles. Discontent and bid feeling against the authorities is as rampant in the south as ever, and will once more burst forth at the first chance. Altogether I cannot report favourably on the prospects of South Formosa. Trade, hampered and harassed in every wy-the officials can' think of, struggles on, but, of course, the results are vastly different from thase of old times.
The sugar-crop this year is reported to be soṁhewhat less than last year, but what there is of It seems to be good in quality, Steamer arrivals and departures for Japm and North China are beginning to be lively, and a few sailing ships Kave arrived here to load, two of them seeking. There is one sailing ship at Takow bound for Yokohama,
DEATH OF PRINCE SANJO.
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It is with the livelient satisfaction that wo wad of the triumph of our contemporary the Straits. Independent in the vexatious libel suis recently iniluted scainst that journal, and
which has completely collapsed when exposed to the common sense and impartial judgment of a British fury.
It is the first, chief and most important duty of the press to open the eyes of the community beyond the actual sphere in which each individual moves,, and by so doing to form that body of opinion, disinterested and just,, which is so fatal to all acts of bribery, botchery and corruption In governing bodies.
It has ever been the praid boast of the British res that it is fearless, outspoken and independent in the discharge of this duty; that wherever corruption, injustice or oporession has reared its head, the press has ever done its duly well and nobly, never resting until the monster is driven to its lair, baffled and impotent. In the performance of its duty, that "'em daughter of the voice of God," it is neither a respecter of individuals nor stations; as long as vice remains to be checked or the power, which was riven for the benefit of the masses is directed to the selfish ends of the individual, the press will ever act's the fearless exponent of public polning in demanding the abolition of the injustice and the the punishment of the offender.
The position of an elitry in the East is a difficult and onerous one. He is hemmed in by many disadvantages unknown, to his European brother. Not only has he to cope with the Ignorance of the native population, whose battles he is constantly engaged in waging; but be is olten Inoked upon with suspicions and dislike by that class of Europeans who have everything to gain from the semi-barburaux state of the people Even the European officials in states where they are subject to native orders as a rale, look askance at him, disliking and resealing that necessary criticism which often disturbs the even tenor of their way,
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"In the early years of my reign, while I was Yet a youth, you were my chief ald. It was you Who, not shrinking from a post of weighty responsibility. lent me assistance so constant, so steady, and so true that you were, to me as a teacher and a parent. Never, from first to last, did you falter or fail in the discharge of your large trust. Your services are model for all subjects of our time. In recognition of your noble fidelity, I confer on you the First Class order of the First Rank."
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THE WEEK'S SHARE BUSINESS.
Hongkong, February 28th.
Hongkong Hotel Company. $ijo per share, 1 SHIPPING IN RONGKONG.
sellers.
Hongkong Hotel Co.'s Six per-cent. Debentures
-$500. Indo-China Steam Navigation Company, Limited
-25 per cent. discount, sellers, Douglas Steamship Company-$16 per share,
buyers.
bloa Sugar Refining Company, Limited-$186 |
per share, buyers. Luson Sugar Refining Company, Lim!ted-$105
per share, bayers. Hongkong Ice Company-$90 per share, sales. Hongkong and China Bakery Company, Limited
-$75 per share.
Hongkong Dairy Farm Co., Limited-$ri per
share, sellers.
STEAMERS.
ABYSSINIA, British str., 2,346, 1. C. Williamson, 4th March,Vancouver 28th January, and Yokohama 18th Feb,,General.—Adzımov, Bell & Co.
ANCONA, British steamer, 1,838, W. D., Mudia,. 2nd March-Yokohama 21st Feb., Mails and General-P; & O, S. N. Co... ARDGAY, British steamer, 1,081, R. Cass, rat Match-Java 9th Feb., Sugar-Jardine,.
Matheson & Co.
BENGAL, British steamer, 2,377, W. Barratt, zud MarchShanghai 18th Feb, Mails and General P. & O. §. N. Co... BOMBAY, British steamer, 1.047, S. Basun. 28th Feb-Shanghai 24th Feb., General.-P. &
AS Watson & Co., Limited-$114 pet s share,
bavers. Chinese Imperial Loan of 1884 B-21 per cent. S. N. Ca.
premium, sellers,
Chinese Imperial Loan of 1884 C-5 per cent.
premium, buyers. Chinese Imperial Loan of 1886 E-14 per cent.
premium.
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Rope Manufacturing Company, The Hongkong Steam Laundry Co., Limited-
$23 per share, nomical. Punjom and Sunghie Dua Samantan Mining Co.
$2.75 per share, sellers: The Raub Gold Mining Co., Limited-$1 per
share, buyers.
Homited-$135 per share, sellers, DUKE
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BORMIDA. Italian steamer, 1,490, C. Gava:30, 26th Feb. --Bombay 7th Feb., and Singas pore zoth, General, Carlowitz & Co. CHOWTA, British steamer, 1,05%, F. W. Phillips,
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1st, MarchBangkok 20th Feb, and Koh al-chang 23rd, General-Yaen Fat Horg ELSE German steamer, 747, M. Jebsen 16th Feb-Dell 6th Feb, General-Melchers
FAME British steamer, Fry, Chomley, Hong-
Camp Government tende.
FIDELIO, German steamer. 852, H. Brorsen, 28th :: Feb, Faigan z5th February, Rice.Mei. FOKIEN, British steamer, 500 W. Davis, rat MarchSwatow 28th Feb, General-D. ----Lapmik & Co.
Imeris Mining Co., Limited-$13) per share,chers & Co.
sellers..
The Balmoral Gold Mining Co., Limited-$14
per share, sellers.
Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown
Company-$75 per share, buyers, pleas Tonquin Coil Mining Ca-$450 per; share,}}
buyers.
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FREJR. Danish stormer, 307. C. A. Lund, 4th March. Pakhol and March, and Hollow
d. General-Arnhold, Karberg & Co. GLENARTHEY, British steamer, 1943. P. B ́ss, The Hongkong High-Level Tramway Coard March-Kobe 17th Feb, General.
Limited-$60 per share, buyers, makin The East Bomeo Planting Co., Limited-$7 per
share, buyers,
H. G. Brown & Co, Limited-$63 per share,
sellers.
The Songci Korah Planting Co., Limited-ŝari
per share, buyers; Cruickshank & Co., Limited--$40 per share,
pominal
The Steam Launch Co., Limited--nominali » The Austin Arms Hotel and Building Company,
Limited-50 per cent, dit., sellers.
The China-Borneo Co., Limited-$16 per share,
buyers. The Hongkong Brick and Cement Co., Limited
$13 per share, sellers. The Green Island Cement Co.-$20 per share,
sellers.
The Hongkong Land Investment Co., Limited
$86 ez. div., sales.
The Hongkong Electric Light Co., Iimited-$5
per share, sales.
Geo Fenwick & Co., Liraited--ĝas per share,
sellers.
The West Point Buildings Co., Limited-$30
per share, sellers.
The Peak Hotel and Trading Co., Limited—$35
per share, sellers.--
The Labuk Planting Co., Limited-$31 per
share, sellers.
The Lamag Planting Co., Limited $7 per share,
sellers.
The Jelebu Mining and Trading Co., Limited-
Sa per share, sellers.
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The Selama Tin Mining Co., Limited-75. cents
per share, sellers. The Shameen Hotel Co., Limited-nominal The Kowloos Land Investment Co., Limited-
$17 per share, sellers.
The Trust and Loan Co. of China and Japan-
819) per share, ex. div., sellers, The Trust and Loan Co. of C., J, and S/£190
Founders shares, buyera, za
The Hongkong Marine, Limited-par, nominal, London and Pacific Patroleum Co., Limited
£15, sellera
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The document containing these gracious words was Isid beside the dying man's pillow. Prince Sanjo though so weak that all mavement of his Ilmbe had for some time back seemed impossible, OF ANY WHISKY made in Scotland, and manded the largest sale in the. Engilah Market deeply touched by this signal mark of his being thoroughly matured in Sherry Wood are Imperial master's favour, raised his head and joined his hands in token of gratitude. Chamber mild and mellow, and are confidently fains were also sent on behalf of the Empress recommended where a Fure, Wholesome Spirit Dowager, and from morning until night the stream of inquirers never ceased, Ministers of Statr, nobles, all the dignitaries of the Govern ment and all the leading residents of Tokyo hastening to pay their respects to a man whom the whole nation berours, Shortly after eleven o'clock in the forenoon intelligence ofthe Prince's critical condition was conveyed to the House of Peers, and the House rose forthwith. The Prince Hugered throughout the day in a semi-conscious condition, and breathed his last at 7.15 p. Japan Mail.
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Docks, for the last day or two, havə weakened slightly, a few shares now offering at 83 for cash.
Mining Stocks have been quiet. Panjom are in a shade better odour; shares have been eagerly bought at 24 and a further demand exists. Imuris are wanted at 13, and offers of 81 per share for Raubs have falled to lead to business,
The Land Investment Co.'s shares are
weak, with sellers at 851.
Good business has been done In Steam-
Bank, T. T...erniaseazsını
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HATTAN, British steamer, 1,183. 5. Ashton, 4th
March --Foochow 1st March, Amoy and, Swatow. 3rd, General.-D), Lapiaik & Co. LANCELOT British steamer, 1,564, T. Thomas, '
16th Feb.-Pekalongan 6th Feb., Sugar,
·Butterfield & Solre,,
LY-EE-MOON, German steamer, 1.238, 17. Heuer
mann, 3rd March,-Whampoa 3rd March, „General,--Stemssen & Co.
MENMUIR, British steamer, 1,287, P. T. Helm, 1st March. Sidney 4th Feb. Townsville 9th, Cooktown roth, Thursday Island 14th, and Port Darwin 19b, Coals and General.. -Russell & Co.
MICHAEL LESEN, German steamer, 710, T. C.
Matthiesen, 3rd March,--Saigon 26th Fab., Rice.-Wieler & Co,
NESTOR, British steamer, 1,267, Thompson, 4th March-Swatow, 3rd March, General.— Butterfield & Swire.
NIZAM, British steamer, 1,615, E. Crewe, 23rd Feb.-Bombay 4th Feb., and Singapore Fat 16th, General,—P. & O.S. N. Co.
PAZSTAN. British steamer, 835. J. Jenkins, 4th March-Bangkok 25th Feb., Rics-Hop Hing Hong: Sagan
PETRA CHOM KLAQ,” British steamer, Torr. F |-- Fowler, 3rd March, Bangkok aged Feb
......General ... Yren Fat Hong,
Por FISH, British steamer, 161, A. Stopani, Himekong and Whampoa Dock Co.
POLLUX, German steamer, 248, H. Hellmers, 27th Feb.--Saigon 2416 Feb, Rice- Melchers & Co.,
REUS,German steamer, 1.702, P. H. Simonsen, 4th March,Newcastle, N.S.W., 7th Feb. Coal-Adamson, Ball & Co.
TAI YICK, German steamer, 901, N. Emke, -** 3rd March,-Saigon 28th Feb, Rice.--
Meyer & Co.
TEHERAN, British steadier, 1.631, C. Samm, 4th March-Bombay 12th Feb, and Singapore 1- ¡261b, General.-P. & O. S. N. Co. THALES, British steamer, 820, Hunter, 3rd "December,—Taiwanfoo 29th Nov., Amriny 1st December, and Swatow and, General.— D. Laprak & Co. THANCE AY, Chinese steamer, 350, Wong Ling Sing,fith Dec,-Halphong 17th Dec, Ballast,-Chinese,
TRIUMPH, Germani steamer, 674, J. Bruhn, 2ðiþ ***Feb.,--Holhow 26th February, Gentrilise
Ed Schellhass & Co.
VELOX, German ateamer, 753, H. Johanssen,
23rd Feb., Bangkok 14th Feb., Rice Wieler & Co.
Pada MA SAILING VRESKLA,
ALTATS, British back, 309, Munro, aand Dre
pakendi ad? | 197 Cebb 4th Dec, Sugar, Hides and Bones.---
Wieler & Co.
CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAE | AUGUSTA, German bark, 487; J. Jensen, Yst
REGISTERTodell
grd March, uigit API
STATION.
Wadinaty.....! Toklada
30.14 *****
10.07
Aghad Toocho................
Apa Victoria Pank
Hongkong
30.06
Hoheits Haiphong-30,42 Pasangvonása?
Cape 51 Ima
4th March, 1891.—At 10 am.
STATION.
MxProstock...
Toky
Magasaki Shanghal Foocho 49 =
boats at from 37 to 38 for cash, and the plag scrip closed in strong demand,
Nothing else requires special mention.
Hongkong'
10.06
19.17
Camphores,
ALIF
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Capa St, Tamaleona mes 8327 per share, sellers.
Union Insurance Society of Canton-$96 'per
share, buyers. China Traders Insurance Company--$64 per
share, buyers, North China Insurance-Tis, 275 per share,
buyers.
Canton Insurance Company, Ilmaltod-#175 per
`share, buyers.
10.03
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kandamiku, w/Temperature in theʻuhada :la: dugodaný Cul
the hamidity of air ampsented with molatore balang tan, amitraction of the whać sa den pintact surface of the wind scodeling * Blenndart acales K-drams at the weather, & linenler,-
"slondes af DelaÍAN PAÍS,,
Yangtine Insurance Association-489 per share, Hongkong Observatory, 4th March, 1893, p. 11
nominal,
On Tal Insurance Company, Elmited-Tim. 150
per share.
Hongkong Fire Insurance Company-$335 ver Suggestions for the Improvement of this work China Fire Insurance Company-$90 per share,
share, buyers. are respectfully solicited.
Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Company-—--$84 Orders for COPIES, and for ADVERTISE BE per cent, premium, ex. div, sellers. "MENTS may be sent to the Agents at the various | Hongkong, Canton, and Macao Steamboat Co-
Ports, or to the Office of
"THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH
A PRODER'S, HILL, HONGKONG, Hongkong, 19th January, 1791)
**$35 per aliare, sales
| Kare, sellers dilettag
China and Manila Steam Ship Company-133
Hongkong Gas Company-$131 per skarp,
HONGKONG:TEMPERATUR)
*****March; —Taiwanfoo 24th Feb., Ballast.-
Order
BELLE OF OREGON, American bark, 1,116, Chadbourt, 8th" Feby-New-York 18th Sept., Kerosene Oil-Russell & Co. COLOMA, American bark, 814, Noyes,1st Jan,en Portland zrst Oct, Lumber and Spars--
ERATO, Norwegian bark., 383. A. Salvesen, 1st oshMarchGorostalo 17th January, Rotting,
...Ed Schellbuss & Co, da m KELKOŹNIO, Chineza bark, 457, Opium Examina. tion- hulle: Stonecutters. Inland ---Chinese Centers, 2014.
ESCORT American bark, 636, R. G. Waterv house, 2nd Jan,-Rajang 37th November, Timber, Chinese, Holy AN
HEINRICH, German baik, 913. F. H. Bannaų, 2254 Feb.Hamburg a0th Sept., General B. Carlowits & Co.
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IMPERIAL American ship, 1,288, J. E. Crosby,
13th Feb,Shanghai gth Feb., General. -1. Russell & Co. JAPAN, Peruvian hak, 198, M. Jantla, 17th NorCalled Heru) 30th August, General,
Gonsalves & Color V afgh JENNY, "American schooner, 47; Bande, 9th Jan,
Yap16th December: Becks-da-İLET
Jöny Bártar," "American bark, 700, F1 Shepherd, Sth Jin-Whampoa 8th Jan * General. – Master.
KETTY, British bark, 640, H. Wilson, 3rd March,
Singapore 31st January, Timber, Chinese
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