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cratoms duties is of no importance to us. Our Dynasty, conciliating foreigners, has shown kind. | ness exceedingly deep, but the English, instead of heing grateful for this, have indulged in ferocious violence, so that they are in the wrong, whilst we are in the right. as all the world must koow. As they have placed themselves outside the pale of our favour, they are not entitled to pity. Let therefore the English trade be at once stopped.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1892.

is reception. Let us pani down the band from top to bottom and see what is to be seen. Ab, what in this carloos Individual here sitting so contentedly on his email stool, having in front of kim a curions arrangement of a pole, a sort of box with drawers in it, and a little basin with water in It above; and painted very artisti- cally in vermillion, Who is he? let on see, let us open bis drawers why here is some human hair in this, and scissors in this, and in this actually TAZUT. Of course, why didn't I think of it before; this is a disciple of Douglas & Co's New Bend street. A sharp fellow has the Chinese barber got to be, to shave the number f men he does in a day. His charge to five cash one shave and shampooing. It is very fanny to watch his stolid and non-changing countenance when some individual comes to him for a shave, with hair on his head half an ir ch high and resembling a briaily tooth brush, this being probably the growth of four to five werks. He is invited to sit down, and the operation commences; out comes the hugerszor, something not unlike a scythe, and with this terrible instrument he begins to mow off his water without any soap. The Chinese barber this source gradually increased to over taelsd sdains the Sheffield razor, but to use his own

By this edict one can clearly see that the trade was stopped because the English "ever since -the Opium interdiction have been vacilating In their conduct." I would recommend those of my readers who take an interest on this subject to read this book. It is entitled "A Chinese, account of the Opium War" by H. E. Parker, published by Kelly and Walsh, Ld., price, 75 cents. I am sure they will find in it many Interesting passages from a writer who, through out his work, has been very Impartial indeed."

In another work "Record of Chinese and Western Relations," or "China's Intercourse with Europe" (Si Chung Ki-Shi), on page 55, I find

When the English cultivated the poppy they

purposes increased in Chins, their revenue from

"New and commodious premises have been acquired over the present rooms, where ample facilities are provided for the members to pursue their studies and altain a higher proficiency in their calling; and a systematic course of lectures, classes, and general tuition hrs been outlined for the promotion of this work.

"The question of issuing certificates from this body to such m.sics and officers as have qualified under its education scheme is being considered by your Council, and the hope is Indulged that such a diploma would be of advantage to its porscssor.

A CHIEF JUSTICE ON JURIES. ·

Intimations.

THE IMPERIAL HƏTİL

ARTHUR

TOKIO, JAPAN.

is on that reasoning clearly inconsistent when THE FINEST HOTEL IN THE EAST.

(Under the distinguished patronage of the Imperial Household),

did so as a drug; but as its demand for smoking hair, which has been previously douched in cold presided at the meeting, quoted the words of time for something next to nothing. It is just !! Railway end is in ne ir proximity to the Imperial Palnico, the Parliament House and the

A

Chief Justice Lilley, of Queensland, has broken out in a fresh place, and publicly demands to knw why jürlen should be locked up while con s during their verdicts. He denounces the prac- tice as an arbitrary invasion of the rights al free citizens, and scorpiully wonders why, for con- sistency's sake, ibe same treatment is not meted out to judges. If the analogy between the position of the judge and the jurymen will stand the Chief Justice will have to look to his Your Council therefore confidently rely upon away from their besiness at no matter what own consistency. Jurymen are arbitrarily taken the hearty and enthusiastic support of the members to carry on a movement by practical 10 and compelled to attend to the public business of administering justice without adequate measures for the best interests of practical men, bus and thus once more exhibit the ability of the ration. If Chicl Justice Lilley approves of this, and can see no difference between Mercantile Marine Service Association to con- duct to successful issue an undertaking which judges and jurymen la the matter, he must be prepared to advocate forcibly taking bar- naturally belongs to a body incorporated by Act

risters out of their chambers and making of Parliament for this purpose-and either with

them act as judges on the same terms. He or without extraneous kid,"

Referring to the ancient laws governing the

be requires full pay for his services in the Mercantile Marine, the Mayor of Liverpool, who

court, while the juryman has to give ble McLaren who, la his recently published treatise on the subject, states "It is with feelings of a much an invasion of the citizen's liberty to go to his workshop, or his office, or bla ware- of statutory enactments in their heterogeneous baik, sections over sections in wordy beaps, bear evidence, as it is to lock him up in a

room while be considers It

object amendments of amendments of amendments, forming an obstruction to knowledge, bidding of bringing him to the court is to exact a public duty, and if he is to be asked to render it defiance to even the trained lawyer, (to say

at all, consistency requires that he should be unthing of merchants or of scamen) in the way

asked to render it efficiently. Chlef Justice. the frustration

of any intelligible purpose

rises to sneer at that of other people, would stop of legislation." And he added, "not only do endorse Mr. McLaren's sentiments on this ball-way. He has nothing to say against that Important subject, but avall myself of this interference with a citisen's liberty by which he to direct the attention of the is compelled to undertake the duties of a Jary- Government which is rapidly becoming critical... Laws con almost unknown cannot be suitable to the present age. There can be no doubt about it.” Just us, but it must be abundantly manifest to all sensible raen that unless the class directly affected by the imperfections in the shipping law of 1854 take up the question in a thoroughly business like manner, all that the Mayor of Liverpool or any other individual may say will have no effect whatever on British legislators who are, almost without exception, either shipowners or share holders in shipping companies, which is much the same thing.

The

10,000,000 a year. At Erst it was only used as j⋅ scythe ia " olo custom." His'scissors too are of chagrin and despair that I point to my appendix house, and haul bim away to the fury-box to

drug

in Chinn, and was taxed at the rate of taels 3 per chest. Nothing was heard of it at Court, until about the end of Klen-lung's reign (1790-6). The Emperor Kia King (1796-1820) forbade his import, and removed it from the list of taxable articles, in consequence of which the Importation became clandestine, and the pries Another knot of men-how what can their at- of the, ascertainment of results, the effect being Lilley's consistency, on the strength of which ho enhanced."

resort falls back upon the second war and again ! besides one hundred and fifty other things, so anport shipowners to a state of affairs man, but he rises to protest when it is carried in the first war between Great Britain and China it isn't so bad an I should have thought, What structed to suit the times when steamers were himself of 5g that he properly acquits

The Hongkong Daily Press, after using all the rhetoric avaliable to abow, that the war of 1840 was not caused by Opium, without much takes Mr. Lay as an authority,

The real question at issue is: was or was not caused by the attitude of the former in attempting to force oplum on the Chinese, much against the will of the governing authorities? I think I have in my previous letter and is the present one in some way proved that it was.

I trust I have acceeded in showing to the writer of the leader in yesterday's Daily Press

of that..

so carlous a shape that they dely description. Let us pass along leaving the cluster of hong gig men-with their respective hoog finge on their arms-whe generally seem to fad special attraction in the barber, instead of as they should, in the "chile" they are supposed to be carrying.. traction ba 7. Ahi this is the itinerant vendor of fried fish I have heard so much about. Yes, he has some delicious fish which is fried in kerosine oll, also some seaweed stewed in salt water, dear to the stomach of a Chinaman. 'Don't be afraid; just try it ; yes, this fish I mean; by Jove, shall I pay him? Two cash; thank you; good morning.

Here we knock against that sleepy fellow called the band policeman (7) who with the Friish Bag on his arm walks about with a sort of "lord of all I survey" air. He is the most useless individual in the place, and whenever a row takes place is sure to keep hir place "half a mile bebind." Ugh, look at those dirty Fttle rascals playing in the sewer by the aide of the Custom House, and talking very vehemently to each other, in what the unsuspect ing foreigner belleves are sweet and gentle words

"A man convinced against his will," (though quoted by him san passage from "Hudibras," when it is not, and I think he had better perie Butler's immorial work and satisfy himself as to his mistake)." Is of his own opinion still."

Thanking you in anticipation for the pub-taught them by the missionaries); as a matter Bication of this,

of fact, however, they are using the vilest and THE HONGKONG SHARE MARKET. different position. In the filthiest of outbs possible.

I remain, Sir,

Yours faithfully,

'A STUDENT OF HISTORY. Hongkong, 4th June, 1892.

GOLD MINING IN BENGAL.

FURTHER REVELATIONS. Some days ago we quoted from a Caletta paper a report on the Sonapet mice swindle, which is now further dealt with by the Pioneer (of Allahabad) as follows:-

Is that a big firm or what? No, that is N. Moalle & Co's, the shipchurdlers and store. keepers of this place; wonderful business that; locks after our ice, wide, soda water, &c. in fact we may say everything worth looking after in the place. That huge decayed tumble-down bullding you see there is the Yamen ; if you will step inside

will see it is not quite so bad as you the outside, though very nearly very frequently is to be found a man in the cangue hanging on site, and often one in the cage, maybe left there a week without food. Before closing we must not forget the vendor of sweetmeats the collec tion of choice comestibles he has on his tray is wonderful, though perhaps a little unappetising to look at. They all come from the same source; the sugarcane. There are numerous little things wa might touch upon, but trust the foregoing will be sufficient and prove of interest to the reader. - Gascita.

We reproduce below an article on the "Hong- kong Share Market" from the London and China Express of May 6th, so that during the calm and hallowed. hours of to-morrow our readers may peruse it and ponder. On Monday we will, if we have time, take a critical look at it. To-day we have only

space to give the enterprising firm of Cohen and Georg (including one Hercules John Scou) another free advertisement, which will, we venture to say, be as valuable on that given them in London contemporary !—

our

The many who have actually taken part in

will be some Bengal gold mining, what dumbfoundered by a circular which, the Directors of the Sonapet Gold Mining Company, One of the most promising of all, have just issued to their holders. Not, perhaps, since the early prospecting days in Australia and the Far West, certainly never in the annals of Indian jelnt-stock enterprise, has 30 | MERCANTILE MARINE AFFAIRS.olation to know, it is only suffering in com-

THE LIVERPOOL ASSOCIATION.

At the annual meeting of the Mercantile Marine Service Association, which was held in the Liverpool Town Hall on the 3d ultimo, the report of the Council, we read in the Liverpool Shipping Telegraph, contained, inter alia, the following interesting statements and complimentary reference to the Hongkong Association:

Every

the length of

The reason for locking up a jury while considering their verdlet is obvious. They have quite a different fonction to discharge from that of the judge, and they have also to discharge It under totally different circumstances, Jaries on crimloal cases are drawn promiscuously from the people, and if allowed after the close of evidence to scatter amongst the commanity they would be open to influences which might render the return of a true verdict impossible. The more ignorant be inflcanced by bogus evidence privately whispered in their eat, the more susceptible by private entreaties, or the more unscrupulous by still baser means. A judge is in an altogether first place he is unapproachable by the common herd, in the recond place after he has charged the jury he ha dong with the trial, and do nothing to influence the result one way or the other. In other countries juries are placed under much stricter surveillance than here, and allowed no commmunication with the outer world from the time they are empanelled until their work is finished. Of course it all Involves some inconvenience, but auch small sacrifices of personal liberty, are the price at which the advantages of chilled lile have gecessarily to be purchased. And about the last man whom ond would expect to find rising to object to that sacrifice, if the desired object is to be gained, singularly enough turns cat in these colonies to be the first Sydney Telegraph.

GREAT TRUTHS.

Great truths are very simple truths when Anally

~HIS fine hotel is situated within five minutes' drive of the terminus of the Yokohama-Tokyo-

Chief Public Offices.

There are no inside rooms, thus securing well lighted, ventilated and cheerful accommoda Hons. The Culelan cann be surpassed, and the aim of the management is to provide for the comfort and pleasure of the guests. The attractions of Tokio are counticas, and the religious and floral festivals being of daily occurrence are to be seen at their best and on a grander ceate thems fa any other portion of Japan. All the noted actors, wrestlers and Jugglers make the capital ther head-quarters.

RATES,, $3 TO`$450 PER DAY.

C. S. ARTHUR,

Manager.

[166

To-day's Advertisements.

TO LET

For One Year."

From 30th June, 189a unill 30th June, 1893-

A

HOUSE In HILL DISTRICT (Magazine Gap). It contains six (6) LARGE Rooms; has extensive and lofty BASEMENT, DRYING ROOM. and SERVANT'S QUARTERS. {

COOLIE HOUSES separate from Main Bellding, TENNIS COURT, Water lald on to Kitchen and Bathrooms. One of the BEST HOUSES in the Colony. For terms apply to

Beaconsfield.

THE CHINA AND JAPAN TELEPHONE COMPANY, LIMITED.

IST of Subscribens to the HONGKONG

TELEPHONE EXCHANGE.

&-Arnhold, Karberg & Co.

10.-Aberdeen Paper Mills Office, Wing Lok St. 104.-Aberdeen Paper Mills.

24-Anderson, Car'. G. C., Praya Central. 25.-Aberdeen Dock.

ab-Alice Memorial Hospital.

40- Anderson, Capt. G. C, Praya East, 18-Butterfield and Swire. 35,-

Do.

59-Bay View Hotel.

6.-Blackhead & Co., Magazine Gap. 05.-

Do.

Praya Central,

3-Cantlle, Dr. J., Victoria Peak.

15.-Central Police Station.

22-"China Mall"

42.-Canadian Pacific Railway & 5.5: Co.

71.-China Sugar Refinery, Town Office.

Do.

[582

72,

12"Daily Press,"

MONTAGUE BEART,

Hongkong, 4th June 1812,

BAY VIEW HOTEL.

TO-MORROW AFTERNOON.

TO-MORROW AFTERNOON.

DON'T FORGET IT.

"TO-MORROW AFTERNOON, the JUG- TOM

GLER and SNAKE CHARMER, IMASHAL, will give one of his interesting performances at BAY VIEW. Commencing at 5 o'clock,

Hangkang, 4th June, rƐga.

DOUGLAS STEAM-SHIP COMPANY, LIMITED.

[597

FOR SWATOW, AMOY, AND TAMSỤI,

It is an ungracious task to have to remind people of their losses, even though these may largely consist of depreciation on paper only. It is therefore, an unpleasant duty to call attention to the very considerable fall which has occurred in Hongkong of late, in nearly all securities that are locally dealt in, and to a very Considerable extent locally owned. Not that Hongkong is singular in this respect; and, if it is any con- mon with almost financial centre in they are comprehended; but it takes a long while THE Company's Steamship the world. It is only a week or two ago that no-prepare any mind to comprehend a great. remark was made at the annual meeting of one truth. For years one may grope in darkness. of the Eastern banks that this year would prove concerning some, phase of his spiritual. Hfe, more disastrous to the East than any which

or some perplexities of a nasred friendship, or some sceming, contradictions in his innermost personal character; when suddenly a light will break in upon the mind, or upon the heart, which instantly makes dear that which-before seamed hopelessly dark, A great truth is then perceived in its bearings upon,

while dining with one of the Direcion, confessed Officers having, in the most praiseworthy and Keneral legitimate trade of the country is better, and so in Ita explanations of,all that was bewilder-

The Hongkong Association of Masters and energetic menner, promoted and piloted through the Coloniai Legislatore a Bill to regulate and mlt Sunday labour in that colony (for which the then Governor, Sir William Des Voeux, has been besttily congratulated by the Hongkong end the British Associations), the ratification of that legislation was necessary by the Home Goremment, and, as an attempt was being made to undo the good work, your Council made an urgent representation to the Colonial Office in its favour, and it is most gratifying to report that not only has the Hongkong Act been con- Girmed, but other colonies aud India have been moved to adopt similar legislation.

Gallantry at ses has always been a subject upon which your Council, as practical men, have felt a deep faterest, and whenever the exploits of members bave been brought to their notice saltable cognition has followed. During the past year medals and wates of thanks have been awarded to four members, the particulars of which bare duly appeared in the organ of the

"FOKIEN," Captain Davis, will be despatched for the above Ponts, on TUESDAY, the 7th instant, at Day- light.

For Freight or Passage, apply to

DOUGLAS LAPRAIK & Co.,

General Managers.

[596 Hongkong, 4th June, 1802.

HONGKONG AND CHINA GAS COMPANY, LIMITED,

Hangkane 4th June, 'Boa

F. W. CROSS,

Manager.

€598

For Sale.

FOR SALE.

"MONTIARĂ,"

THE SCHOONER

LI

AB SHE NOW LIES IN VAU-MA-TI BAY, Length'

70 feet. Ty feet. Depth of hold..me ............................... 71 feet. Registered. Tonnage

75 tons, (Owing to recent alterations the carrying capacity of the Montlara has been increased to about T20 tons dead weight.)

17.-Douglas Lapralk & Co.

41.—Dodwell, Carlil & Co.

East Point,

66-Dakin Bros. of China, Ld.

14-E. E. A. and China Telegraph Co., Led. 14-Great Northern Telegraph Co., LJ, 31.Gibb, Livingston & Co.

44-Government House,

46.-Gas Company, Ld., West Point. 47 Do.

East Point, 80.--Government Civil Hospital,

I-"Hongkong Telegraph."

(Hartigan, Dr. Wm., Queen's Road. 2.Cantile, Dr. J., Queen's Road,

Cowie, Dr. Alex., Queen's Road, Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, 11-Hongkong Cirb

13-Hongkong Trading Co., Ld.

gã Hoà trong nd Wasnipes Dock Cần là 37,-Holliday, Wisc & Co.

Chas, ResidenCS.

28-Hole Hotel, Public Telephone.

58.-Hongkong Electric Co., Ld. 45-Hongkong Repe Factory. 67.-Hughes, E. J. Residence. 77-Ho Tang, Praya Central, BH & K. Whad a Godown cái hương

Praya Central. 82,-Ho Tang, Bonham Strand.

31-Jardine, Matheson & Co., Kerosene

Godown.

23-Jordan, Dr.. G. P., Praya Central.

30-Joseph, H. H., Résidence.

43-Jordan, Dr. G. P.

So-Imports and Exports Office.

53-Judd, W., Residence.

64-Kennedy J.

645 Do.

:

Causeway Bay.

4-Lapralk, J. D., Stewart Terrace. 6-Manager, Telephone Exchange, 35-Mount Austin Hotel

39-Mackintosh, E., Residence, 34-MacEwen, Frickel & Co,

-Nam Wo & Co., Wing Lok Street. 34-Peak Hospital,

29--Peak Hotel & Trading Co., Lda. 19.-P. & O. S. N. Co.

360.Quarry Bay Sugar Refinery. 34-Ray, C. Residence.

disgraceful a story of imposition--and tricks y been unfolded cutside the pages of the sensational" novellit. There have been from the first certain aspects of the gold boom in Calcutia to which even critics who are not the paritans in things commercial, might

has happered since the too memorable crash of strictest

866. The warning role has been sounded, and ensily take exception; but no cae dreamt of rogaery.

there is no doublibat all prudent men have drawn deliberate and carefully planned Briefly, the which the Directors have to

in, and are keeping their commitments at the Mory

There seems to be a tell

s follows. Some time last month Mr.

lowest scale possible. disposition here to think, and hope, that the Von Moos, the engineer in charge at the Sona Det mine, was called down to Calculta, and

though this amelioration has not extended as yet that for many monils past be had been in col-

to mintiers financial. The enormous depreciationing and disheartening to oca who was in ignorance

of that trath. What a new sense of life and hopell be CLOSED from the 4th to the 17th “HE TRANSFER BOOKS of this Company fusion with Mr Quillet, the clerk in the employ

which has occurred in Hongkong really only

comes with such a new recognition of a comforting of Messra, Hengers, the Managing Agents,

reflects what has taken place here, and the who bad charge at all conespondence con

present condition is seen in the low Bank or of an enlightening groat truth! In the joy of an inst., bath days fnclusive. rate and the large balances held unemployed experience like this, one can wait and trust lo other nected with the Company: that they had coloured the reports went down from the

by most of banks. This betekens a complete mine to the office; and that on arveral occasions

lack of speculation, and shows that those who perplazities which may yet be similarly resolved and Mr. Quillet had taken gold up for Mr. Von Moog

have money are simply sitting tight on it dissipated. Thus it is that on the Introduction of refuse to circul ste contenting Clemente Tonio everybody was sceptical of its merits to this with the are obtained from the mine, the

and sesul being given as the actual outturn from

themselves with mossibly I per cent. in many yet sow, so popular has it become, and no reliable a cushing. Thereupon a representative of

cases, and awaiting. like Mr. Micawher, for hasit proved itself, that hundreds of hogas mollaines are placed on the market with which to gull the the Managing Agents was despatched to the

something to turn up. The company-promoter has ceased to draw ; and, "charm he never so public. Every genuine article is always imitated, mint, and sure enough he discovered a file of

wisely they will hive nose of him. The and people will always try to impose on the credulity private correspondence between Mt. Von Moos

fellow-men. Patients must be on their auffering exceptional means which were taken to ward of and Mr. Quillet, which fully corroborated every- thing that the former has said. Finally, Ms.

the Baring crisis had the effect of making the

their guard against these swindlers, for their Quillet made

written confession of his part in

drapin pifces gradual, but the same causes have remedies are perfectly useless, and while time

being wasted, the disease Increases, and perhap the transaction. Such is the stery, and the least

tended to delay the return of the tide.

The by-no-means singular depreciation which are beyond the power of so potent a remedy as poactilicus on the point of commercial morally will admit that it would be difficult to imagine

has occurred at Hongkong, is strongly brought Clements Tonic. Mrs. Brand, of 88 Australia-street, to our notice by the circular of Messrs. Cohen write in grateful acknowledgement of the great Newtown, Bydney, writer 1 I think it my duty to anything more disgraceful. The extraordinary

and Georg, brokers, of Hongkang, dated March benefit my mother has derived by the ass Assays which Sonapet occasionally gave, are now fully explained. Many took shares

roth last, which shows a considerable deprs Clements Tonio. My mother was seriously ill from in Soaspet on 1kp strength

clation on nearly bit socks, the aggregate de laability to eat and general debility: and fn fact ber of these aways who kept aloof from other mines,

create being $18,368,000 in 10urd figures, as

condition caused us great anxiety i wa had a great Hale suspecting that the mine was being

agalast quotations on the same day in 1891. The Judiciously "salted" by the mining, spgineer for

whole of this riepreciation does not fall on Chisages to using patent medicines, but the numerous cures we heard had been affected by his own and his confederate's advantage with

and Jap a alone, for some considerable quartities Clements Tonio, and which was corroborated by our gold brought from Calcutta, Mr. Von Koos and

of the shares are held here, and on there the personal felands, induced my mother to try one Mr. Qaillet bave now been seat about their

fell is $5,195 000, leaving net sum of bottle. The effect of this me bottle was marvellona; business, and with that the responsiblity of the

$13073 000 as the portion of depreciation of her appetite bak returned, and her health wonderfully Directors and the Managing Agents must be

shares dealt in in Hongkong, though of course the improved. We never thought it possible that so held to end. They had a painful work to do,

cast ports of China, 1 pan, and the Straits have great an improvement could have been affected in and they have done it with the promptitude and

holdings to the recurfiice. We find on the list so short a time. You may make what use of this candour which the circumstances of the case

some fifty-five companies, and of these half, or you like, as we are mire there must be many demanded.. Bui. there is for the pubile another

twenty-eight, paid no dividend for 1891, whilst erem who like my mother, would derive immense benefit by the use of- Clementa Toxic. : I am, your question. It seems that ise. Directors comtalied

one is now in course of liquidation, The survey their soliciter with reference to the possibility of

gives food for reflection, and nerves to point out prosecuting Mesa:s, Quillet and Von Moos

that of the many crises through which Hongkong criminally, but were advised that neither of

has passed during the fifty years of th those persons had brought himself within

existence as a British colony, the present any clause of the Penal Code. This may be

Is the most severe, an it to the most pro- the case, but if so, it only shows that the Peasi

lenged. It is now getting on for two years since Scorr's Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oll with Code argently needs to be brought inte harmony

the downward movement commenced, and, Hypophosphites, is more reliable as an agent with the requirements of the Joint stock enterprise

except for slight temporary balts, it has continued is the cure of Consumption, Brenchlile, and Your Connell, congratulate the Association since. This means that those who are in any General Debtilly, than any other remedy known of today. If you deliberately make a false

with the fotenilen of upon the enrolment of 604 new members (com. way committed beyond what they can lock up to medical science. Read the following: Wanchal, and are of the Compeand: Inverted Sir ROBERT RAWLINSON, CB, CE, Chiet a person Representation to making profit out of him, you are liable to pro- prising 200 masters, ach bilder, one engleter, and leave antan y hage and better will have to have prescribed. Scott's Emotion and have Cylinder Direct Acting Burface Condensing Type, Sanitary Engineer, Lect Government Board, secution; bat as the law stands, it would appear and three associates) and a steady dosncial im

Many

diar with a stroke of 26" London, says make had to do so already, ** | also taken it myself, and can fully endorse the Cylladers 201 просить that you can make a false representation in provement, which indicate the growing interest the prolonged depression forced them out, and opinion, that it is both palatable and efficient, The Crank Shaft in di dis, at the Crank pint is the best Disinfectant lu mee order to deceive the whole investing public, and and usefulness

so long as the present condition lasts others will and can be tolerated by almost any aceese and y dis, at the journals The H.P. Piston empty the packets of hundreds of confidingThe employment bureaus continues its bighly be pluched more severely, and. may have to clally where Cod Liver Oil Buell cannot be Rod is 3" and the IP. 33" dia. The Piston shareholders, and yet be outside the reach of valued work, of which the 395 applications from meet, the inevitable, ["May” is good-Ed: borne.MARTIN, MILES, M.D., &c., Stanton- and Connecting Rod bolts are 2" dia. Air Pump stroke, Single Acting Circulating

assoc aliòn,

"The questions of discipline at sea the status of foreign subjects holding Board of Trade cerillicates without being .quired to obtain letters of naturalization; the better lighting and marking of the Bristol Channel; the proposed new grades of master, commander, and captain suggested to the Board of Trade and by that department circulated for the opinions of this and kindred bodies; the better pay of masters and officers, together with raising the standard of examinations so as to improve the service the crimping qu'ellon in United States ports the compulsory pension fund for seamen, together with many other subjects, bare engaged the earnest stieption of your Council, and most of them have been carefully considered, and, where practicable, action taken, by the Skip masters' and Officers Federation which carries on a important work jointly with kladrad associs. tlons, and greatly assists in promoting Parlia. mentary action for the general welfare of the merchant service.

of

the corporation, netakn

gratefully, Evelyn Brand Care must be taken that the genuine Clements Tonic is obtained, as the use of imitations must lead, to disappointment and

The Montlara was built in Singapore, is most solidly constructed of teak throughout, with fron wood frames, bas recently been thoroughly overhauled under experienced European superin tendence, and is now in excellent condition, very fast saller and a most suitable She is vessel for the Canton kerosene trade, or would make a Brat-class lighter, h

For Particulars as to Price, & apply to

R. FRASER-SMITH,

6. Pedder's Hill, Hongkong, 17th May, 1792.

Fras

FOR SALE. THE ENGINES AND BOILER OF THE CHINESE GUNBOAT "CHOP CHEUNG,

DỰ ÁN THEY LỰC AT AERODIE DOCS.

51-Ray, E. C. Office, Pedder's Street,

7.--Scott, H. J., Residence. 37.-Sc-ttish Oriental 3.5. Co., Ld. 49-Shewan & Co., Praya Contral. 32-Sailors Home. 61.—Stevens & Co., Queen's Foad, 62-Stereos, Geo. R. "Green Mount," 56.-Victoria Hotel, Public Telephone, 16.-Watson, A. S. & Co., La. 57.-Wickham, W. H., Residence, 64.-Woo Kea & Co., Boabam Strand.. 38.-Yuen Fat Hong, Honham Straɔd, The Exchange is open day and night

W. STUART HARRISON,

Manager. Hongkong, 78th May, 1892.

NOTICE..

JEYE'S SANITARY COMPOUNDS. COMPANY, LIMITED

JEVE'S WOOD PRESERVER OK

ANTISEPTIC PAINT. **

THE Undersigned have this day : bees

Appointed SOLE AGENTS for the male

of these PERFECT DISINFECTANTS,' and are prepared to supply quantities to s HE Engines of the Chop-choung were purchasers, at Wholesale Prices. Extrs Specia,

constructed by Mesers, INGLIS & Co., offers for Shipping and lange Orders.

Inw,-"Our legislators, no doubt, may be forgiven | shipowners and the 176 registrations of men/bers H.K.T]: Much money has gone out of the bury, Bucks" Any Chemist can supply it.. A. 8. 141TM dls, by 13 stroke, und Double Acting | for having overlooked the probability of dealing seeking employment are good evidence add its colony in various enterprises, which Watron & Co. (Lfusted), agents, la, Hongkong Pump Bilge Pump (000 each) 3′′ dia, by 13",

with such ingenious persons as Mr. Von Moos and Mr. Quillet but now that the latter have asserted themselves in India, provision ought to be made for their exploits with all possible despatch

THE AMOY BUND.

After five long weary months, we notice the band is resuming somewhat of that active sppearance it is wont to have. Coalies hasten Backwards and forwards with bales of yarn, or boxes of opium; cargo-boats come alongside the hand to takes in, or discharge, cargo from the North. Custom House Comicers rush, about, as if they mean to do some work; and sborg all." the sight which gladdent, our heart the most is the carrying of fax from Meses, Molle & Co.'s magnificent boats into the godowns prepared for

Hopes

and Chingfor

Today's Advertisements.

great utility is generally acknowledged. The as yet, paid no dividends, and the colory is for Increasing favour of this medium with ship the moment impoverished to this extent, owners, and the desire amongst a few employers are the only return that this expenditure has left to promote a more general Improvement in the so far, but in some cases they are hopes which we venture to thinic will justify themselves.As remuneration of masters and officers, sre encouraging features which your Consell In this country, however, there still remains sincerely trust will not only be extended, but also money in the colony, But again, as here, le in accompanied by corresponding improvement not circulated, and the owners are eliber waiting

business, p In prodtable shipping bus be recognition of timid to use it. There are at the present moment VICTORIA

for what is the bottom, or else they are too That there the fact that the scale of the certificated members many stocks of dividend-paying companies which of the merchant service is generally too low, can be bought at a price to yield nearly half sa especially amongst officers at the same time mach again as they did at the prices-of-two- that shipowner becoming interested in the years ago Most of these are sound concerns, improved education of masters and shiners, may and in their anxiety to get them too cheap those be taken: Asyan indication that the forward with money, now may wait until a rise occurs, movement is taking bold; and your Council and then they bave lost their opportunity Much Indulge in the anticipation, that both employers buying could undoubtedly be done which savours sad employed lay the mercantile marine, are of no speculation, but which would glad good upon a mutually sdreningsona apock): returne al 6 10 10 per cent, per roages): ente

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be-These Engines have been very little used and

In thoroughly good order, legger The Boller is of the Horisontal MeltiinSolar type, with three Fornaces and vertical Dome on top. Its dia, is soft. 2* by ghi "o" long, external, measurements Furnaces, aft, ** drif Dome, 44" dia, by 4ft, high 1. Tabes, 184 in mumber by ex dia. It is in fairly good condition, having recently undergone considerable repaire," and would last in active service for over five years. Die The Engis, und Better can be inspected N EMERGENCY CONVOCATION of the Application to the Superintendast at” Aberdeen' Above Chapter will be baid in the FREE

Docks, MASON HAZI, Zetland Street, THIS EVEN For further particulars, apply to

RFRASER SMITH, ING the 4th lost at 8.3cl for go'clock precisely.

Fedder's Hill; Visling Brethren are cordially invited,

Hongkong ath Jusa zips,

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WG. HUMPHREYS & Co.

Hank Finikdings, Hongkong, rock Tune, 1888-****

SIEN TING,

/ SURGEON DENTIST, NË..10, D'AGUILAR STREET. TERMS VERY MODERATE, Consultation free.

Hongkong, roth March, 180241ETAS (313-

FOR SALE.

SMALL INVOICE OF THE WELL KNOWN

H MUMM & Co.'s

CHAMPAGNE

In cases of s doz, quarta, at $26 per case,

plata,,, 8a7 do,

SHEWAN & C.

Honglone, séch Ma

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