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780 men, 17 women, 26 children; Between

Portsmouth ard Gibraltar she fell in with a barque short of provisions. Beiweza Adan audi Bombay man died.

The Ganges, with the China and Australian malis, was detained till last evening, owing to an accident to the main steam pipe..

SDILA, October 55th. The Home authorities, the Pioneer - under- stands, will announce very shortly who will be the new Commander-in-Chief in India. * Military «pinion Inclfws to the wow that Sir

Evelyn Wood will be nominata f.

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ALLAHABAD, October açib. The sentence of death passed, by Court-Martial opon Privite Allen of the Rif: Brigade, for shooting Lenart „Green bay been confimed br the Commander-in-Chiel, and orders hare been issued for the xecution to be reled out in presence of the garrtion at Barelily,

LONDON, October 26th,

A letter has appeared from a French officer serving in homes in which he describes the frleh lal effect of bullets fired from the Lebel rift which he states perce thick trees and facetate the bodies of the enemy. Just as if they had been struck' by renlaalve hustets,

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1892.

priests' robes, holy scriptures and sacred articles | 'an If alive. The steersman then turns his

of all descriplaps,

If Europeans complain of Siamese refusing to pry their debts they are perfectly just fied, Even to this day there are accounts still owleg by the Siamens to Europeans for the east of entertaining the Cxarewitch. Want of money is not the cause. There is money in abundance, and probably the order has long ago been given to pay such debts. But there are some high officials who for months and years appropriate be cum due and lend it out at high interest Instead of paying the European tradere. Such tricks are not the exception, but the sule; and soldiers, police-peons and petty officials generally are often months in arrows with their pay because some Exc tency has pliced the money at interest for his own special benefit, The Simene is the most patient and long suffer ing animal in the whole world.

Siam is really in a puntal position. It is tightly squeezed by French and English posses sons, I is not standing as an ass-between two bundles of bay, but rather as a bundle of hy between two asses, who refrain for the moment from eating it up for the reason that the one grudges the other a single morsel. The Slamese are of the opinion--and they are right-hat it The following is the result of the race for the would be far better if England swallow d them Cambridgeshi e Stakes, run this day-ap: bot this will not take place un'es France is

propitiated with a stravy men hin!. Fleche first, Penidorer second, Yodel third,

Th Mayor of Liverpool has written to the Mayor of Manchester suggest g arbitration la the ene of the Try thousand hands who are non-unionists.

October 27th.

The Masters Fideration in · Lancashire bave expressid their willingness to arbitrate provided the opervives agico.

Mr. H Weefeld, the Financial Secretary Indla Office, has been appointed Secretary to the Corrency Commission,

"General" Booth has uppented to the public for sxy thousand pounds during November, otherwise the further development of the Darkest England Scheme will be canonsible.

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Germany must suppress-molens valens-any desire to be the third party at the festival of action. Formerly German political ir fluence was as great as her cammercial importance. B th have tired of late. It seems that the that no rellance is to be placed on Germany as leading Siamese have come to the conclusion an ally against either France or England,, and that consequently there was no reason to show special friendship towards her. In any CAIC whether Siam may expect support from Germany or not, as long as she keeps here a Minister Resident or Consul General we should do it in a mager befitting the dignity of Germany.

From different places we bave been addressed saking for advice as to whether German facials PARIS, October 27th.should take.service under the Siames Gavera After a. prolonged and turbulent strike of meat. I invariably stron. ly dissuade them from miners at Carmax, the Premier and M. Loubet dolog so: Arstly because a man accustomed to andrituck to act as arbitrators in the dispute German official HE would find himself utterly between the mastes and men and yesterday miserable under Slamene misgovernment, and issued their ̧d-china. The miners, however, secondly he must expect to be badly treated. not satisfied with the award and therewith A Siamese considers all officials receiving his were resolved to continue the strike. The Radical pay as his flunkeys. – Free Press. Deputh of the Chamber support the strikers and considerable excitement prevails throughout France, as it is considered probable that the affsir may result in the fall of the present Cabinet,

SIAM NOTES.

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Bigkok, November 1st 1892,

The Slaniere have now a military "Gazette and to insure its wide chculation they have come to the wise conclusion of deducting 1 per cent from each offer's pay as a subser xtian, -Europ-a-officers pay-ui-impost as well as natives, so that the military "Garette" must prove af urishig concern.

Messrs. Windsor & Co. have adopted a clever Innovating to save time and needki trouble to the S. O. Steamers. A si guaff some 170 ft. In height his been erected and black signals will beused to give earners their anchorage stations It might alven be wij zed to signal the departure of cranes to dupe t fradesmen.-

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GOLD DISCOVERIES NEAR MOUNT TACOMA.

ORE ASSAVINO $300 PIR TON!

A new mining district between Mount Tacoma and Mount Adamas is attracting the attention of prospectors in this section, The new district discovered some time ago but the men who first begin the search for gold and silver in that section kept their discovery to them■rives until recently. There are said to be some exceedingly rich finds, but as the reports cannot be actually. substantiated mining men are a little doubt-

ful of them.

That the new district is a good one and in all probability a rich one, is generally believed. Quile a number of prospectors have gone loto the country and it is known beyond question that some of them have made strikes that promise to be better than anything reported før several months.-The-district-is-known-as- the Cispun district. A prospector stumbled in there early-in-the-year--Since-that-time-he-bas been joined by about a dez n men. The new comers spread over the country and a few days ago they also located a newid strict.

The °Cmpas district runs into the inot kills of Monat St. Helens. The second district is back of the Chanus and takes in the Green ilver, Gold, silver and copper ledges have been found in very promising abundance. John Overby, of Tacoma has been in the district since early lust | July. He went out as a prospector. "I have what I consider very good pin-pects," said Mr. Overby this morning to a News reporter: "Of course I can't say what my ores are until I hear from the assayer. They took fine. These has been ore taken out of the district that ran as high as $200 per ton. There was also ore that only ran $4 and $5 per ton, I am satisfied that the district will astonish the people,. All the ore la quartz"

The thosh's been busy all the wrek unload Ingra is for the Karat-line. The-Australia and Bented are shortly expected with another con

to be followed by a signment, to

Glen "bost with further supplies. The R.R. D are despatching their ei gineers up country i Mesirs, Giltras aud Lambert le ving on Monday for Pak Preo, Another old friend of aura is playing a new farce. He has allowed his alter ego, the beaten German Contractor, Herr Lenz, to enter a claim forcompensation (1) against the Siamese Gavern ment fir not hay ng obtained the Korat Railway Contract at 600,000 .marks! This claim our diplomatic D-Cimproving by experience accompanies by a letter to the Siamese Govern ment adv sing them to refuse the claim to tho disappointed syndicate-men Lens What uncon

clonable impudence! Our cher omt D-G. bai turned over a new leaf, and sown his wild oxts Levidently. It was at ong time the European | manufacturer's interests he was guarding and bent on squandring Slamere treasure. Here, On top of the news from the new districia the t'ndeed, is a prodigal of the first water and we report comes from Mineral Creek that there is trust the Siamese wil vid two fatted calves unusual activity there. Colonel Ellaberry's fed- return. The e 'Is considerable of an eight-foot ledge is the best indication of Inter 1st in the question of the arrival a good field ibst has yet been reported from of the D.G.. and the retention of Mr. that section. Mineral Creek has received a Rohn 15. The latter is, of course, band-and- {"setback on secount of some of the miners to glove › with fix. Il: thge's schemes, and the sooner | trying to run the camp to sell themselves with the 51 m-se irv si ale the whole subject of out regard to the right of other miners. Serious their railway affair, and the interesting Hitle game that was being played, the beter. We may expret sin vidar chicaneries as long as a single member the Bethge contingent remains in Slam. 1ut what a pet y little play and saingen lously constructed the D-G. we now know had nothgo do with Her Lens-nothing in the wide world, nor ever had. Does not the famous je wer of advice pove it Ob abada of Talleyrand there was a papi, fter thine own heart And the de ar simple Siamese Garemment, it will of course swallow the plum and reward the giver. On confiding B thge and Lers, with what chaimi g co Adence you show your hands, and how clun sily you play your cardal The Innocerer of the sucking dove is no match for > the guildful sub the serpent, and your little rain must again fall. What think at thou of the game, 1honest Drugs?

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The Cologne Gazette publisher an amusing Belter on Siam from Lieutenant Otto Ehlers to Pro fessor Schweinfurth-What does the average zan know of Shm? He knows that on She's Atlas Siam in closed oranga and Bea

trouble was threatened several times. Unreason. able regulations were deped, and every me had is said to have been employed to drive out prospectors and to keep others away, The scheme has been succesful to some extent. Mineral Cicek has been given a black-eye on this account, and if there are any rich discoveries made there is likely to be trouble.

DEAFNESS ABSOLUTELY (UKED-A Gentlemyn. who cured blmacil of Denlaess and Noises in the Head of 4 years standing, by a new method, will be pleased to' send full particulars free. Address HERBERT CLIFTON, 8, Shepherd's place, Kennington, Park, London, S.E., Eng.—{Advt.

REGISTER.

wrist, and the wern is quickly caught by the swift current, and swings round until the bow points to the bank. The boat comes on at fall speed until within half-a-dozen wards of the stage, then the paddles are all beld fat, the water flies up like a fountain, and the boat com to a dead lep. The crew get out, and after a

tie the business of arranging the match begins. CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAI. The opponents have each a spokesman whe duly tries to gain all the advantage for his own side. Presently the dispute gets warmer, and gradually the bystanders in in, one by one, until there is a seething crowd of violently gesti. culating men, moet of them half naked, and it looks as if blood: fight was imminent, when suddenly one of the leaders accepts the termi offered by the other, and after a wild shout everyone quietly sete down to pr pure for the race. From "The Magazine of Art" for October,

ALL SORTS.

Sio will behave Itaeif a year to get its own way for an hour.

It does not need much paint to print the town of Baton Rouge red

An elastic store-pipe coupling would do more goxd than seven long a mans.

A Hint to Housewiv -- ↑ sure way to destroy pals nous germs in the 'ce is to bol it.

The person who is · filcted with kleptomania always feels that he ought to take something. for t

Political Information-Tommy-Paw, when a man commits polit cxt suicide does be shoot his head off? Me." Figg-No¡ merely his month.

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BOLID ADV CE.'' Man with the gloomy liver, Cease to deplore thy step Get out toward the river

And go to-digging bait! Worse Than Manna--The glorians climate of California is growing airfl unbealthy here and there Highway robbery 11 romantic-bur

wholesome.

"There are fifty-one metals," cisually re- marked a man at the breaking table in a Washington hotel. "Si," qckly respond d the Senator from Nevad, "there is but one metal."

Hamlet Up to DateIt is rumored that John L. Sullivan may attempt to play Hamlet in the near future. Imagine him reciting the soliloquy¿.

"To be, or not to be,

Dat's 'de question." See ?" Marked for dem fization-Mistress-What have you marked that "T.M." on all your ple th mince pies from th' apple ples HT, M." on for, Norah 7. Narab-Sure, ma'am, that's to tell the mince pies is "tis m'nce." and "T. M." on apple ples is ain't mince "so I kin tell 'em, ma'am, without cu iin' 'em.

THE WINNING GIRL.

One girl was fairer than the spring,

And one was awful smart,. One owned that prehistoric thing

They call a woman's heart. One had a cinch on wit I row,

One downed old Anining, And one was just ino sweet, you know.

And one was very pour. But when the young men thronged abhut

WB, beauty, brains and rig, The girl that rose.and.cut:hem.out...

Was she who darceta j g.

"HOW SHALL WE DECIDE THIS

QUESTION?"

Now, which is the worse...to have no appetite for your dinner, or to have no dinner for your appetite!

There are lots of people on the one site or the ofber of illa question.. When “ gandi digestian walla on appetite and liealth on both, that is the idles! altitude of a person towards his moals. But most of are not blessed in that way we either have ton much food without an: without enough to ustify it. Different folk will orn vigorous appatila an appetite, answer this question differently, yet the common sense of it that, within' mosonabis limite, it is better to have an appetite without a dinner, beaune, short of the starration line, a hangry man is healthy many whereas a man who ought in mat and doesn't feel like eating, stands in need of alterations and repairs,”

17th November, 1895 —Al 4 pm

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currenced to level of the sea. În Inches, smothy and hundredba - Femporacion, to Che shade la degrans, Fab. rehelt. Humidity ia percentage of saturation, the -beamlity of ab anturated with moisture being-von-am) Vraction of the wind to owo polnia, Fores of the wind scopeding ta Ratiort scale, then Sexta në the waazhar, à Ulno sky, ‹ Detached glands, af Phelating rain. / Fog, z Doomy, 3 Hal, 21ightator, * Overcket, Prising showws, # Squally, » Rain, Snow, f Thunder, y Vlakbay, - Dev" }, "poRate_in_locher, cucha end kuadrithi,

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W. Doskacz. Hongkong Observatory, 18th November, 1892.

HONGKONG- TEMPERATURE,

[From Mances, Geo. Falcomm & Co.'s Register,)

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To illustrate. We rrantly received a communiess tion ter which the writer Bay, "I was fit to Did he fancy his food was poisoned, ar did his nature rebel against the nourishment lived on P. If the latter, || A.M.) why? Let him clear the ingatory himself, ...........

He says, "In the year 1899 I changed my work from railway, porter to signalman

had been I ignaimen twelve months, and then all at once, sa të peak, I did not feel myself. My mouth tasted bad, so that ordinary articles of diet seemed to lose their fav Bavour the palate, to put it in that way, appeared to pening to say to them. One thing we like another, and a none was good. My tongue was sontel

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have been seat in by the Contact and Junction mines. The ores assay fairly good,. They carry elver and Hule copper. Orea slso arrived yesterday from the Summit Hib district, where Mrs. Emily Keight has twenty-one fine claims localed. The oie curries gold and silver with a good quality of galeon. Mrs. Knight's properties are said to be among the best ever staked in that section.-Tacoma Dally News.

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We cannot wonder that under thess ofroamefances our friend failed to de justice to his meals. He adida that there was what he calls "a prieking sensation" at his heart, as though it were touobed with some sharp Instrument, Therz, again, at times he wi attacked with sptoms, the agony of which was to sovery that thoswont rolled off him., *I dreaded,” he e says, "thought of seting, and many a scanty mea! have I made, for I warafrath to eat,

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"After a time I got into a low, work, nervous

A FULL DESCRIPTIVE REPORT of the condition, and folt miserable, as if something wa With all Particalars, Reports of Interviewi going to happen, and this caused me to lose a good with SURVIVORS, the Cruise of the Thaler, dos of altop, a

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A BURMESE BOAT-RACE.

The Bumins are much more excitable to the right of India; he knows only what people than the French, as the litter are compared with What he means by the fear of something going to have made him believe, that there the white the English. Let anyone who doubts this go to happen is, of course, the fear of some calamit, such elephant is worshipped and that from Slama Burmese boat-race. The course is about half as the loss of his position, his own death, or the dexis edible bird's nests and, occasionally, Siamessa mile down a swift, muddy river, and is marked of somebody dear to him. This was due, as he Intimates, to the impoverished stale of fils blood.(the Snows besides bis that in Stam are a coveted chored in mid-stream. The banks are credet enfrebled by lack of nourishment. The night of this twins are to be had. The collector of stamps out at every two hundred yards by boats bearer), his unstrung nervs9, and to the brain:

with tien, especially near the winning-post form of lines le always fall of ghosts and gobline, collect on of rare Stamps.

Siam curious country whose monarch has where the stewards alt in an open but

the creatures of a resties and ungoverned imagina taken into is head to dazzlo his subjectsmat | Just below, drawn up to the shore are the

Hop. All event, those in the capital-with the latest racing beats of neighbouring villages-long, achievements of western evilization. Last year narrow, dug-out disnes covered with a kind of With great dimoulty" he says, “I stook to my the Mink ster for Pubile Instruction, H. R. H. black enamel colivened by a streak of gold, work, for I had a wife and family depending on me. Prince Da trong h...we will not inflict his whole | The storn rises gradually out of the water into a ¦ goare la psit my powers of description. Yameure no Bo I struggled on, but what I suffered for over two name on ylied Europe to see what he broad, fit. seal for the siteraian, on who and has inferad so much ce I hate done." could pick up from European set of learning strength and skill the result of the race often

In the latter statement he is undoubtedly wrong.

to improve h is not too intelligent countrymen, i depends, Ali' mound are fishermen w, Das's own pain is one's own, and is always burdie The Prince i turned beme full of great theories i perhaps, the savings of half a year in their walate | to boar then is one's notion of his neighbour's pain. and filled with ade nira los for the noble institu- cloths, waiting for a boat from a neighbouring There is a countles multitude who are all the while nir forned with grand ideas, district which has earned a great reputation in going through the same wretched experience, only we tions of Europe 3. ̧ and a foripight latter was made Minister of the its own waters (but the local men think just as don's happen to come la touch with them.

tronible he had taken. His highly of their boat, and are earnestly discussing I of Public Instruction was the toms of the match in little groups, Pro-

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Refinery Office.

Refinery, Quay Bay

Residence, Peak

43.-Canadian Pacific Railway Co., La.,

JCantile, Dr. J., Mount Kellet.

15.-Central Police Station.

32.—" China Mall”

55.—Cowie, Dr. Alex, Queen's Gardens..

14-"Dally Press,"

60.-Dakin, Cruickshank & Co., Id.

41.-Dodwell, Carill & Co.

17-Douglas Lapralk & Co.

14-E. E, A, and China Telegraph Co, Ld, 47-G41 Company, Ld, West Point, 48.-

Do.

East Point"

11-Gibb, Livingston & Co.

-Goverment Civil Hospital. 44.Government House.

6.-Hartlion. W. Stuart. Residence. 2-Dr, Hartigan, Cántlle & Cowic, 47.-Holliday, Wise & Co. 28.-Holliday, C. J., Residence. 11-Hongkong Cab.

58-Hongkong Electric Co., Ld. 32-Hongkong Hotel, Public Telephone,

-Hongkong and Shanghai Bank. 1.- Hongkong Telegraph."

81.-H. & K. Wharf & Godown Co., LA

-33--

-Do

Praya Central.

-West Point 20.-Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ld. 77.-Ho-Tung, Praya Central.

81. Do, Bonham Strand. 67-Hughes, E. J., Victoria Pesk. 37-Humphreys, J. D., Residence,

68.-Humphreys, J. D., & Son, 38 & 49,

Queen's Road. 50.—Imports and Exports Office, 71.-Jardine, Matheson & Co..

72.

China Sugar Rafinery, Town Office.

Do,

East Point.. 21-Jardine, Matheson & Co, Kerosene

Godown,

36.--Joseph, H. H., Magrzine Gap, 33-Jordan, Dr. G. P., Praya Central 43.-- Do.

Residence. 53-Judd, W., Magazine Gap.

64-Kennedy, J., Home Repository. 64a - Do. Causeway Bay,

4-Laprak, J. D., Stewart Terraco, $4—MacEwen, Frickel & Co. 35.-Mount Austin Hotel

5-Nam Wa & Co.

46.-Oplum Farm, Hau Fook."

JOsborne, E.

[1136

69-

EW HOUSES,in RIFON TERRACE-BON-

ham Road, near Breeze Polat,

A LARGE Six-roomed House at Magazine' Grp. Rent Inclusive of taxes $15 per month.

No. 4, BLUE BUILDINGS. FLOORS in Alte Bulldings. OFFICES-Second Floor, Prays Central (lately occupied by Messrs. Dunn, Melbye & Co.) GODOWN, funder Mesto. Douglas Lapralk Co.'s Offices).

GODOWN, Ne, ra, Blur Bolldings, SEMI-DETACHED HOUSES at Magazine Gap. Very cheap Rental,

FIRST FLOOR, No 12 Elɛin Street. Nos. 4 & 5, VICTORIA VIEW, Kowloon. FLOORS No. 5. Shelley Street,

No. 7, PRAYA CENTRAL, at present occt- pled by the New Oriental Bank in Liquidation,

Apply to THE HONGKONG LAND INVESTMENT

# AGENCY !o, Ltd, pher, 18th November, 150

-

Txa85

TO LET, OUSES in Knutsford Terrace, Kow-

4-ty to THE HIEN LAM INVESTMENT & AGENCY Co., Tud, Mangkang, 1st November, 1892.". [1087

TO LET.

SIX-ROOMED HOUSE with Twis

ACOURT, on Roblason Road,

Apply to

W. WOTTON. Hongkong, 1st November, 1892.

TO LET.

0.9, SEYMOUR TERRACE,

N°

[1081

* No. 6, QUEEN'S ROAD (lately occupied by Atack) |- OFFICES in 10. 4. Praya Central (lately

occupied by Messrs, Gilman & Co});

* No, 3, PEDDER'S HILL. MahApply to t

HVID SASSOON, SONS & Co.

Hongkong, 10th November, 1892-

TO LET,

WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION,

[1085.

THE Large Handsome SHOP, No. 21, Dakin Bros. of China, Limited,

Queen's Road Central, Intely occupied by

PRICE .................TEN CENTS. Copien nestered from the Office will or charged the usual rajwap cents, and begin gen Advertisers are reminded that the Hongkong Telegraph has by far the largest cireciation_ol | of Ray English newspaper published in the Far East) THIS IS GUARANTEED Terms on application,

Hoogkong, 14th October, 18917

Also,

Two Large AIRY ROOMS on the Tớp Floor above,

Apply to on

ÞAKIN, CRUICKSHANK & Co., LTD.

Victoria Dispensary, Hongkong, sed August, 1898.

| Mazihall, A. M. J

34-Peak Hospital.

Mountain View.

29-Peak Hotel & Trading Co., Ld.

19-F. & O. S. N. Co..

3i-Ray, E, C., Office.

34, Do..

Residence. 45-Rope Factory, West Point,

Sallors' Home.. 49-Shewan & Co., Prays Central, 61-Stevens, G. R., Queen's Road.

Do. Lower Robinson Road,. 56-Victoria Hotel, Public Telephone. 16---Watson & Co., A. Sì, Ld. 57-Wickham, W. H., Residence. 63-Woo Kee & Co, Praya West, 38-Yuen Fat Hong, Bonham Strand, In case of FIRE ring up No. 15. The Exchange is open day and night.

W. STUART HARRISON,

Manager. Honokang, 5th November. 18oz.

734

G. FALCONER & CO... XXATCH and CHRONOMETER MANU. WATCH FOR ERROR JEWELLERS. NAUTICAL

[dja

INSTRUMENTS CHARTS and BOOKS. No. 48. Queen's Road Central, CHS. J. GAUPP & CO.,

and CLOCK" MAKERS, JEWELLERS, SILVER-

SMITHS, and OPTICIANS. CHARTS and BOOKS... NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS, Sole Agents · for · Louls Audemars" Watche awarded the highest Prixed at every Exhibitions and for Valgsländer and Yohn's CELEBRATED OPERA GLASSES, MARINE GLASSES and RPYGLASSES, Na. 8. Queen's Road, Central,

LEVY HERMANOS;

|MPORTERS of JEWELLERY and DIA. MONDS in great variety by every Mall, fresh consignments of Intest Novelties from Europa Abuurta laurak Ayoga A CHRONOMETERS, CLOCKS, and WATCHES of all kinds, Handsome, TIME. PIECES, and all ideds of Opticians Goods,

BAR LEVY HERMANOS,

10. Quinn's Road Central, Opposite the Telegraph Companies' Offor. Hongkong, 16th September, 18922 1924

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