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so far from being appeased or cared by this display of force, the sturdy people continued to make matters to lively, and persisted so blindly in exemplifying their inherent right to rebel against unjust taxation, that the Hoppe, the Nambol Magistrate and the Commodore, after a consultation decided to climb down, by publishing a table of fires to be imposed for the future in cases where junks are found to carry goods in excess of the number of weight represented on the manifest; and what is even more important in the face of the popular amalt occasioned by the bloodshed, the Hoppe consented to dismiss the official who was responsible for the soldiers fiting on the people. the Chinese rulers do not recognize the principle lavolved in the phrase vor poduit, vor Daf, there are occa- sions, such as that at Fatshan,, when they are constrained to meet popular demands by con cersions, to abstract justice and outraged popular
In
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, JULY 14,
The two men who did the robbing have been at Wanzhowshan. The Emperor repairs thither arrested and one of them is still said to be france in five days to pay his respects. The Em custody, but no eamest effort has been made to press seems determined, to restore all the secure the restoration of the stolen goods. The palaces, temples and pleasure retrests in and magistrate has, however, issued a stamped copy around Yoonmingruen. Such extensive works of the imperial proclamation to the missionary must cast huge sums of money. So a lady In charge so as to ensure protection in the future, who could bay and if necessary compel the A wealthy Chinese at T'aiks is remodeling sale of the Northern Cathedral, who could build his house somewhat after a foreign pattern. He for herself a palace at the south end of the lake is at least determined to let in plenty of light, and who could encloss the whole lake with ks the panes of glass in the new windows are to be adjoining pleasure grounds, temples, pagodas, four and a half by three feet large. It is reported etc., with a long and handsome wall, has the that the Lingshib Halen yames was fately requisite detemination to restore the wide destroyed by a mob who had appealed in valo destruction caused by the allies. She has to the magistrato for food. Rumours of unrest restored all the ornamental triportal of the city among the people are quite common.-N. C. as well as the diy wall and police stations. But Daily News.
the most necessary thing of all-the streets--is left unbreded.
SOOCHOW.
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The usual notice was sent round by the Lega. tions to their nationals to keep out of the way. of the Imperial route on Tuesday, the 31st, when the Emperor proceeded to the Temple of Earth. to sacrifice at the summer solstice.
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Co-day's Advertisements.
There have been two small falls of rain which | THEATRE
but for the foreigners who suffer from Mandarin sggression In China, there is no such powerful Influence to be called into play to. obtains reparation, and as long as the sufferer la a mere Bridaher and the present régime #sonals of "Beautiful Sos." For two thousand may have averted love from the culler millet Peking and the outports dictate its Polley laisses fairs there is apparently no chance for rehabilitating the Transit Pass system in Kwang tung, where the Hoppo and his mymaldons ride rough-shod over all the treatles. Our Hong- kong morning contemporary is righteously Indignant over the manner in which the trade is belag thus destroyed, and to its issst of the 1st Inst. writes: "The same abuses that led to tha disturbance at Fat:bre and the revolt agalast
(FROM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT.)
July 4th. July the second marked an era in the literary years hundreds of thousands of graduates have All knowledge was embraced in the Four Books rejoiced in the honours of the Confucian College and Fire Classica. On Saturday last diplomas, executed in fine Chinese style, were delivered to six young men who are certified to have com pleted the study of the native classies ; of arithmelle, algebra, geometry, trigonometry, analytical geometry and calculus; geography astronomy (Herschel) physics, chemistry
About 15 or 20
from
the
men had previcurly completed a partial course in the American
but,
dificulty of obtaining text College books and the fact that the classes were not fully organised, this half-dosen is the first class who have received the Wes Ping." As they have been tagght in their nailre language they are prepared to instruct their countrymen.
At the commencement several songs were
lew
sung, two of the graduates made speeches
gentleman of another mission made remarks, and President Parker in a very appro priate address delivered the diplomas.-N. C. Daily News.
CHINRIANG.****
(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)
The is expected, shorty. Strong aorth-west winds have been decented, at this season. The fruit season is very prevalent, which is something quite supre also very late and so far very poor.
Several of our residents have been share-
holders and depositors in the New 0.B.C. and general regret is expressed at its inspension. The new arrangements proposed should suit the home creditors and depositors, and is generally and be successful. The great fall in allver exchange and the general slackness of trade with an annual diminishing to trade, do not render it an auspicious moment for starting any banking concern.
General Merry in at present here on a visit, bat returns shortly to Tientsin where he pro- poses to settle for the present. His Excellency M. von Brandt has left on a visit to Tientala and Cheloo. H.E.Sheng Tactal of Cheloo has been appointed Taolal of Tientsis. If this oficial hands had not been tied in some way or other, in telegraph matters, to the Great Northern Com pany, ba might have advanced China's Inter- national telegisph interests and placed her in a position of repats-ton and financial success, at and varied the same time benefiting the vast commercial interests of the foreign community and bioglog no small amount of paidatle glory to himself. Let us hope for the future that he will see that the interests of his country, of the foreign merchants and his own are identical. It is rumoured that the old and objectionable Cheloo Convention is to be resulcitated with some slight modifications. The British Govern ment and Minister are well freed from all further
the tyranny of the lekin authorities of Kwang | and inorgenle) and the evidences of Christianity, hoped that the Bank miny, resume operations tung are belog loudly complained of in Fuklen. The feat brought down from the Intece de provlace Foochow is being subjected to lekin levy contrary to the treaties, which has been raised by another ten per cent, this year, Fire-wood is also being rande the abject of new barrier squeeze, with the result that scarce. ly any has come down the river for upwards of three weeks. For these perpetual squeezes and hindrances to trade there is only one remedy. possible, the transfer of the whole Customs collection, for the interior to the Chinese Imperial Maritime Customs. The necessity for this change becomes dally more apparent. The impossibility of securing any respect for treaty stipulations by the native officials, and the ever growing multiplication of or lacrease of existing taxes or duci render any real healthy develop ment of trade unsitaloable. The question that will have to be considered presently by the Treaty Powers is, how far are they disposed to allow the Chinese officials to go la violation of the treaties, and at what point will they deem it
to actively intervene?" The suggestion to hand over the task of collecting the internal revenue to the foreigas managed Customs has often been made before and is n heroic remedy for a despente disease,
themselves with feeding on the grass and reeds But we fear will not be taken, for the presentateng the canal banks. The vastness of these tendency is quite the other way, and, if the truth
swarms must be seen to be appreciated. At a is to be told, it would probably be found that distance they resemble a hard rain storm sweep when the treaties with Chinx come to being along the valley, and several times I have revised, every effort will be made by the Chi-
seen them take more than half an hour to pass nese officials to get the magnificent organization
a given point, which the gentus of Sir Robt.. Hart has created, and which does ils vast and varied work 10 honestly and with so little friction, into their own bands, and the foreign Powers will have to look sharp that Chinese diplomacy does not get the better of them in this maiter, as in most others.-Shanghat Mercury.
necessary
NOTES FROM CHINESE PAPERS.
Li Hsten now's mother who came from Honan to beg the authorities to grant her son a temporary release, on the ground of his sickness, has been refused. H.E. Llu the Viceroy main- tains that the sick man was ordered by the Throne to be kept in captivity, and his sickness can be attended to in the prison by the physicians whom the Prefect and the H'slin will summon there.
Early on the morning of the rat instant the Yangchow Police Commissioner, together with a host of other officials as well as a retinue of soldiers were seen marching in great haste to a certain lodging-house, at the doors of which they halied. Having taken the necessary precautions to completely surround the establishment, they catered and soon came out bringing with them their prisoner, a man of about thirty years of age. We hear that the captive Is a Hapeh man, and formerly an adopted son of certain military official who used to live in that city, While residing there the official saw that his adopted offspring was not conducting &imself properly, so the prodigal one was banished the household. Stace that episode nothing is known of him, excepting that he has suscłated with bad characters and presumably had some con- nection with secret societies. It is believed that bis arrest is due to some of his comrades informing on him at their trials, as his arrest was ordered by a certain bigħ mandarin.
SHAŃSI NOTES.
(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT:)
June 14th Some of the foreigners in the province's doing considerable missionary work this season in making the Chinese familiar with the presence of the pith bat.. When say one appears on the street with bis head thus usefully decorated the astonishment of the natives is simply unbounded, It makes the latter think that western taste is somewhat peculiar. The pith bat is the only portion of western attire that la yet wors, here, lo a public way; and if the size of the bat i taken into consideration it would be hardly proper to speak of foreigners who thus array themselves as getting in the "this end of the wedge" of foreign costume,
|
June 30th.
Vast swarms of locusts have been crossing and re-crossing the river at this point during the last few days. Of course, more or less remain with as each time; but I am glad to say that so far as I can learn no damage has been done to any of the crops by them. They seem to content
A refreshing rain and thunder stormi gladdened the hearts of all this evening. The people will now, I hope, rest easy about the god of thunder, who they thought, because of the absence of thander this year, must have been made away with by the foreigners. And the rain will also remove the prohibition of the killing of meat which bas been in force for some dayı.
This part of China is said to have a rainy ECRSON
June, but when we take foto consideration the fact that only twice in the last five years has there been more than one day's rain at this season of the year, one is tempted to conclude that there is a mistake about there being a rainy season, or that China is beginning to change even as to her seasons.
I wrote you some time ago about the reward offered for the rest of those supposed to be stealing children. Only two persons have been arrested and as one of these commited suicide and the other died in prison before the trial came off, nothing was found out as to the truth of the charge against them. But the liberty to stop and question suy stranger who might be passing along, bas, I am told, made it very riskcy for a man with any money to venture into a the roughs are strange neighbourhood, as constantly on the watch, and by threats of accusing him get a good sum of money.
The officials have done a great thing in prohibiting the sale of Manila lottery tickets. Chances had been put down as low as 16 cash and children, beggars and all, were trying their luck in It.-N. G. Daily News...
PERING.
(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)
June agth.
connection with this suspicious instrument,
The Peking () correspondent of the London Times has been entirely at sea In the information which he lately forwarded on the Audience Question: There is just the usual grain of truth to give colour to his statements. Beyond this, we have the very strongest reasons for asserting that the whole matter as it appeared and was commented upon by the Press is entirely without foundation. To enable your readers to judge for themselves I hope shortly to send for publication a translation of the text of the document upon which the Times Conerpondent's assertions are so falsely hated. The official denial by the German Government was therefore
quite correct.-N.C. Dally Newus.
..
"PUT YOUR SPARE TIME IN THE BANK"
(Limited) ? Net Fell, then, you must know about it, Did you oor hear of the dystralias Time Bank
and right away, too,
don't use all your time to adroatago. Most of it in
Mt. Anstey describes it. The Idea is the fast runs to waite. You often have the lime, but no chance to invest it profitably. So the time slides out of your possession, just as spilled water soake into the ground and is lost. Seppose you could put your useless time into a bank, as you do money, and draw it out on checks as you want it. Do you see? Wouldn't that be what the Arcoricans call" & big thing**
"Boab! BtuT. Humbug!'
you say. "It is impossible. If we could do that we might bank time enough to turn us into boys and girls again."
je
True, so we might, bat as you say, it can't be done. Fot, lan't there a moral in the flon? Open your eyes and read. The moral is plain as the trunk on an elephant. san't get bao" your waste time, then don't waste it.
a man wasting time when he gets "Oh," you say, "bút he can't help it." That's worse nonsense than the Time Bank. Yes, he can help it, nine times out of ten.
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BRITISH MERCANTILE MARINE OFFICERS' ASSOCIATION,
} SPECIAL MEETING will be held at the
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·THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, at 9 o'clock. Members and all British Masters and Officers are cordially invited to attend.
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By Order of the Committee,
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CHESNEY DUNCAN,
Secretary, Hongkong, 14th July, 1892.
DOUGLAS STEAM-SHIP COMPANY, LIMITED.
FOR SWATOW, AMOY, AND TAMSUL"
THE Company's Steamship
"HAILOONG,"
S
Captain Ball, will be despatched for the above Ports, on SATURDAY, the 16th Instant, at
For Freight or Passage, apply to
DOUGLAS LAPRAIK & Co., General Managers. Hongkong, 14th July, 189a.
FOR KOJE ́AND YOKOHAMA. THE Steamship
T
1892.
Masonic,
PERSEVERANCE
LODGE OF
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Intimations.
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REGULAR MEETING of the above A LOGUE bed in the FREEMASONS GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, HALL, Zetland Street, on SATURDAY, the 16th instant, at for 5.30 pm, precisely. Visiting Brethren are cordially invited, Hongkong, 9th July, 1993.
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Na $25.
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SOLE AGENTS FOR
RAHTJEN'S GENUINE COMPOSITION
FOR
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For Sale.
FOR SALE.
A SMALL INVOICE OF THE WELL KNOWN
GH. MUMM & Co.
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*
172x
In cases of x dir, quarta, at $16 per cavė.
da
plats, $17 do,
SHEWAN & Co.,
Agents.
Honekone. 16th May, 1802.
FOR SALE:
THE SCHOONER
THE
"MONTIARA,"
AS SHE NOW LIES IN YAU-MA-TI BAY.
Length.........
4
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75 feet. Berm
17 feet. Depth of hold
7 feet. Registered Tonnage .........................75 tons,
(Owing to recent alterations the carrying espacity of the Montiera has been increased to about 120 tons dead weight.)
The Montiara was built in Singapore, is mos! wood frames, has recently been thoroughly solidly constructed of teak throughout, with Iron-
overhauled under experienced European superin- tendence, and is now in excellent condition. She is a very fast saller and a most suitable vessel for the Canton kerosene trade, or would make a first-class lighter.
For Particulars as to Price, &c., apply to
R. FRASER SMITH, 6, Pedder's Hill Hongkong, 17th May, 1892.
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Also AMERICAN PRIME SUGAR-CURED
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and MANU.
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NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS, CHARTS and BOOKS, No. 18, Cuán1s Tintil Central,
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'HE Englues the Chop-cheung were
Wanchal, and are of the Compound Inverted
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Cylinder Direct Acting Surface Condensing type, Cylinders 201 and 380 dla with a stroke of ad The Crank Shaft is 63 dis. at the Crank pin and y" dia. at the journals, The H.P. Piston is g" and the IP. 33" da The Piston Connecting Rod bolts are a dis., Ali Pump 14" dia. by 13 stroke, Single Acting Circulating Pump 8" dia. by 13" stroke, and Double Acting Feed and Bilge Pump (one each) 3"-.dia, by. 15′′ stroke.
And
These Engines have been very little used and are in thoroughly good order.
“MAC_DUFF,"
The Boller is of the Horizontal Multitubular. Captala Porter, will be despatched as above on SUNDAY, the 19th instant, at-Daylight-
type, with three Fumaces and verical Dome on top. Its dia. Is roft, a" by gft, 10" long, external Für Freight or Passage, apply to
DODWELL, CARLILL & Co.
measurements; Feraces, aft. 7" dla¡ Dome, | 44" dix. by 4ft, high; Tubes, 184 In number by Agents.
3 ex. dia. It is in fairly good condition, having [732 Hongkong, 14th July, 1897.
recently undergone considerable repairs, and would fest in active service for over five years.
The Engines and Boller can be inspected on
Docks.
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FOR SINGAPORE, LONDON, HAMBURG application to the Superintendent at Aberdeen
For further particulars, apply to
R. FRASER-SMITH, 6, Pedder's Hil Hongkong, 17th May, 1892.
AND ANTWERP. THE Steamship
"PEMBROKESHIRE,”
Captain Gedye, will be despatched as above on TUESDAY, the 19th Instant, at Noon.
For Freight or Yassage, apply to
DODWELL, CARLILL & Co.,
Agenta, Hongkong, 14th July, 1892.
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PUBLIC AUCTION.
如
SATURDAY,
the 16th July, 1892, at 11.30 A.M., at their Hales Rooms, No. 3, Wyndham Street, THE TOLLOWING
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*A QUANTITY OF VALVE RUBIER, RUBBER PACKING RINGS, WASHERS and RUBBER SHEETS, and
Look for a sound. Here's a man who goes on
on to talk like this: "Thors was nower," he says,,"2 stranger man is England than I was up to Docomber, 1884, I am a gamekeeper, and about this time wo It is a pleasure to note the advance made by bad deal of trouble with a gang of pouchers. I had the American Methodist Episcopal Mission in to keep watch all night long and was surely over in the matter of education at the capital. A few and often slept in my clothes. At last we years ago they founded a high school which the abbed the
was taken bad. At first I THE Undersigned will Sell by Public Auction, exigences of finance in the United States obliged after thine poachers and landed them in jail. Shortly them to call a Univenity. The first fruits of tired and dull. I had a bad taste in the mouth with that step were witnessed on Juse 3rd when five line covering my tongue and troth. I could cat of the pupils received the degree of Pain. I felt as if held in a vicaj my breathing was
ost or nothing, and what I did gare me groat. Arish sås or scholar of wide learning, some laboured and sit, and I spat up a great deal of what ambitious title, which ladicates more phlegm. I had a dreadful hacking cough, and could than the BA, for which it is supposed to get no sloop at night for after ten mianto" "aloop I stand, The Chinese titles of graduation, have would wake up and cough for two or three hours at s not been adopted. On June 7th the bacca pell. Night after night I heard the clock strike laureate sermon was preached by the President, very hour. the Rev. Dr. Pilcher The Summer Term was When the bad attacks came on I fell as if I should | began on Tuesday Funeyth and on the evening suffoosts, and bed to be bolstored up fo bad. I was of the same day a musical entertainment was pro coughing and spliting up mattor and vided, the merle being under the charge of sie night long. Healy I got so weak I couldn't walk Robert Hart's private band. Five orations were scross the floor, and if I ventured out my breathing was so bad that I had to stop and rut every few delirend by the papils, the subjects bring
Times and Ideas salt each other True Tards. Of coms I was obliged to give up my work, Manhood," "The Dawn" "Investigation and for eight months I did nothing. I was under extends Knowledge," and "Socialism." The the doctor all this time, and from the first he said my In view of the most recent anti-Chinese bandletion was pronounced after the diplomas Foar saband is in co conemption, and will sy get caso was a bad one. After a while he said to my wifey legislation to the United States, the Americans and prizes had been awarded. A number of the better here are wondering how it is going to affect foreign residents graced the gathering with their them. Will the Chinese Government dairellem
prestace
Spacious dormitories have been out? It is not likely. To do so would be to erected on the grounds purchased for the Italian afford an amusing instance of retaliation; for Legatten but ince acquired by the Mission: authorities must know that Every true lover of Chias must wish every those of their subjects who go to foreign lands success to this laudable effort to plant Weaters
A
there to make
money, while the missionaries, Education in Chlea. It is education, for many besides affording a a good livelihood to numerous years to come, that is to be the great fulcrum by dependants, must necessarily scatter a consider which Chinese superstition is to be overcome my work, and have enjoyed good sound health erer able quantlly of money from first and last,
char mental condition and modes of thought
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It is difficult for a westerner to realise how changed, the poor people in a country like this make any sort of a living. A man who is a clerk In a dry goods store, and who has four persons dependent upon him, lately informed the writer that his total income was only 15,000 year, besides a little miller each day for his own food.
Farm hands are glad to get employment at fifty cash per day and a bowl or two of mallet The regular lee for carters is fifty cash with food, and an allowance for two ounces of wine.
One PEABODY TANDEM TRICYCLE. TERMS:-Cab before delivery,
GORDON & Co.,
Auctioneers.
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Hongkong, 14th July, 1893,
THE STRAITS INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED.
· THE STRAITS FIRE INSURAN E. COMPANY, LIMITED, HONGKONG BRANCH.
To be Let.
HTERRACE
TO LET.
TOUSES at the Peak, and at "BELILIOS
ROOM in "BEACONSFIELD ARCADE," Queen's Road.
HOUSE No. 31, Fok-fu-lum Road, "WEST VILLA"
GODOWNS in Duddell Street.. HOUSE No. 1, Daddell Street,
ROOMS on Top Floor of No. 10, Ica Hous Street (above the City Club),
BUNGALOW, "DxLMAR,” You-me-ter. GODOWNS & OFFICES, First Floor at back of "MARINE HOULL,"
Apply to
BELILIOS & Co.
1773
Hongkong, r1th July, 180x.
TO LET
TUSCULUM,” MAGAZINE GAP.
No. 2, 4, & 10, SEYMOUR TERRACE. No. 6, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL, now In the occupation of Mr. An Atack
In Roblason Road, with a splendid Tennis "BENFICA," a largo TEN RoomED HOUSE
PEDDER'S No. 41.
HILL. Apply to
Court
DAVID BASSOON, SONS & Cò.
| Hongkong, 4th July, 18922-
TO LET.
I thought it was all over with mo, and erey ons who saw me thought I would die. About this time road in Liverpool paper of a medicine called Mother Beigel's Ourativo Byrap, and fancied I should like to try it. Bo my son, who lives in Liverpool, get the two bottles, and before I had used up the second one my cough was all gone, my breathing was my, and I would eat anything, I soon got back to ince. When I began taking the Byrup I was ao low MACHEAN, who has been appointed AGENT No. 4 BLUE BUILDINGS
́ ́at this Branch, ~ I don't believe I could have held out much longer. 1 have lived all my life in this district, and in my prosent bonas forty years.
The season is proving a very dry one. The warm weather was late in coming, bit since Its advent, it has not spared us. The crops are
(Signal) Toxas Bättrar, suffering badly for the want of rain. The wheat
Marbury Locitų, *Near Whitchurch, Salop, per of this province, both in the higher and lower lands, may be said to be a complete failure,
“Maroh Eård, 1801" The early millet crops must also inevitably
What are we to learn from Mr. Bateman's" "ox- suffer il rain does not soon fall at this season. Es cough and the spliting up of matter were perionon? First that he had no real consumption. Only on one day did some rain fall. Frequent symptoms of thoroughly disordered condition, of storms of wind have been common. The sky the digestive organs, brought on by exposure, loss of
In the cities, foreigners can hire carpenters for has been clouded over several times, but only rest, and the breaking up of all his regular habits of
for
from 10 to 120 cash, and masons for from 150 to be cleared by a rising wind. These winds fo. This resulted from his outlying for the poschers to 200 cash per day. In the villages the cost of kill the millet crops if the ground has been and his foolish sleeping in his damp clothes. Avute labour Is still less than in the chiles, but village hoed, and if rain should come and the fields Indigestion and drepinsia followed, of course, with labourers are even slower than diy workmen, unhood, the farmer is equally unfortunate, pouze all the suffering which he details so well. But was In counting cash the hundreds are seldom Foreigners hawe begin the westward and bil- the liness his fault. We do not say it was his fault, full As Talyozn Fu, 83 count a hundred, at ward migrations, Notice was vouchealed that may be his occupation compiled bim to take such Talku it is 97, while in the villages around the Imperial visit to these foreign-occupied hike, but where there is one case of this kind there
are a hundred in Talku It is onlzora AR FAnchor Fait la nominiamples was too undertale-and-abad not farther nally 99, but the poor do ust often receive the delay the departure of the residents. All our complads then that prevention is better than fall count
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FIRST FLOOR, No. 1, Blue Buildingss OFFICES—2nd Floor, Praya Central (lately occupied by Messis, Duno, Melbys & Co.)
GODOWN, (under Mesars. Dosglas Laprašk & Co's Office), *[7248 GODOWN, No. 14, Blue Buildinga.**
SEMI-DETACHED HOUSES at Magazine
ALEX. R. CATTO,
Acting Agent. Hongkong, 14th July, 1892.
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AND MODERATE FEES. WONG TAI FONG
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HAS REMOVED
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No. 10, OLD BAILEY.
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Arnhold, Karberg & Co. 10-Aberdeen Paper Mill-Office, Wing Lah St. 100-Aberdeen Paper Mills.
24-Andason, Capt. G. C, Praya Central, 25-Aberdeen Dock
26.-Alice Memorial Hospital, 40-Anderson, Capt. G. C., Praya East, 18-Butterfield and Swire.
Do.
59.-Bay View Hotel.
6f-Blackhead & Co., Magarine Gap. 66.com Do.
Praya Central.
3-Cantlle, Dr. J., Victoria Peak.
15-Central Police Station.
23. China Mall,"
41.-Canidlan Pacific Railway & S.S. Co. 71---China Sugar Refinery, Town Office,
Do.
12" Daily Press,"
17.-Douglas Laprak & Co.
41.Dodwell, Carlil & Co.
East Point.
60,--Dakin Bros, of Chins, Ld.
14-E, E, A. and China Telegraph Co, Ld. 14-Grest Northern Telegraph Co., Ld, 31-Gibb, Livingston & Co.
44-Government House
45.—Gas Company, Ld., West Point. 47. Do.
East Point. 80.–Gortmment Civil Hospital,
1.Hongkong Telegraph."
Hartigan, Dr. Wm., Queen's Road, 2. Cantile, Dr. J. Queen's Road.
Cowie, Dr. Alexy, Queen's Road. 9-Hongkong and Shinghal Bank, 11.--Hongkong Club.
13-Hongkong Trading Co., Ld.
20-Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co, Lda
37-Holliday, Wise & Co.
28.—Holliday, Chas., Residence,
32-Hongkong Hotel, Public Telephone. 56-Hongkong Electric Co., Ld.
45-Hongkong Rope Factory,
67-Hoght
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Tung, Fray & Central,
81H Wharf & Godawn Co., Lily
Prays Central
81--He Tung, Benham Simand,
21--Jardins, Matheson & Co, Kemena
33.---Jordan, Dr. G.P., Praya Central. 30-Joseph H. H., Residence. 43-Jordan, Dr. G. P.
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Judd, W., Residence. -Kennedy J.
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Laprak, J.D., Stewart Terrace. 6.Manager, Telephons Exchange, 35-Mount Austin Hotel, stat 39-Mackintosh, E Residence, 4-MacEwen, Frickel & Co.
Nam Wo & Co Wing Lok Street, 34-Peak Hospital, 29-Peak Hotel & Trading Co., Ld. 19-P.&O. S. N. Co.
304Quiry Bay Sugar Refinery, 34-Ray, EC. Residence 5-Ray, EC, Office, Pelder's Street,
7Scott H. J. Residence
She Oriental 9.5. Co., Ld.
& Co., Prays Central, Sallas Home.
-Stevens & Co., Queen's Road. 62/--Sterent, Goo. Ra “Green Mount.. 56 Victoria Hotel, Public Telephone, 16-Watson, A. S. & Co., Ld.
57, Wickham, W. H., Resklence. 63--Woo Kee & Co., Bonham Strand, 38-Yuen Fat Hong, Boobam Strand. The Exchange is open day and night,
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