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THE CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA AUSTRALIA, AND CHINA.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1892.

Ja

Intimations

Auctions.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

share bolders of this Bank was told on Weders. Such was the eigin of the present Ocean wonderfo Read the foliowing are THE MOUNT AUSTIN HOTEL, MR.A. G. GORDON with Sell by PUBLIC

An extraordinary general meeting of the day Oct, '1gth at the Cannon-street Hotel, London, for the purpose of declaring an interim dividend for the half-year ending June 30th fast, Mr. William Paterson occupied the chair..

Mr. Thomas Forrest (the' manager) having read the notice calling the meeting,

from Foochow to London round the Cape in 58 days and 9 hours. When the Suez Canal was opened, Mr. Holt's steamers the fleet being by that time greatly increased-ceased the Cape voyage, and was altered. Steamship Company, which, although it has often tendered for mail contracts, has never, so far as we know, received any Government sub aldy. The freights, in the early days of steam, ran at about sos. per ton to the coast-ports of

Chian, and from 751 to 85%, to the aperiver

posts--not bad rates for the owners, although a satelle compared, with what John Company used to earn without making any profit out of them.

The Chairman sald-Gentlemen, we meet for the special purpose of obtaining your sanction to the payment of a dividend, and knowing, as you well do, that the past ball-year has bad more than its f. Il complement of troubles, it is pleasing established in 1852, was to take up Chion as The design of the General Screw Company, for us to be able to say to you that, after pro well as the principal Indian ports, but th's Com viding for every bing, we are quits able to pay the same dividend as we have done for the pre- pany came to grief, partly through the unaufts- ceding ten years. (Applause.) You were told bility of their boats and partiycwing to financiad on former éccasions that our funds were prac

mismanagement." When tbla' concern, wak wound up their steamers-Indiana, Golden tally in gold, and, as there have recently been various questions on the subject, we think It, Lady Jocelyn, Queen of the South, right to tell you again that we are continning that Jaron, Hydasper and Calcutta were trans- policy, and that there is liale probability of our

ferred to the European and American Steam departing hom it while there is so much Navigation Company, which also had to be

wound up. The boats then passed into th uncertainty with regard to this vexed silver question. I need scarcely say that the Eastern wonderful financial network constructed round trade was never in a more unsatisfactory state

the firm of Overend, Gurney & Co., and after than it is now, and that the ordinary analettes belog employed for a time between England and of Angle-Indian banks are also lacreasingly Brazil under the name of the Anglo-Luso Steam aggravated by the great shrinkage in value of Navigation Company, they were turned late the East India and London S'eamship Company, their currencies in relation to gold. But we may venture to hope that some amellors which figured among Overend's debtors at the tion of that trouble will result from the Interna-

time of the smash for over half a million. tional Monetary Conference which meets next month at Brussels. (A laugh.) I notice that some shareholders are laughing, but I kepo te may be able to do by-and-by, (Hear, hear.) The resolution that I have now jo propese li, That an Interim dividend for the half-year ended 30th June last, at the rate of 7 per cent. per annum, free of income-tax, be now declared, payable on and after the 26th inst." (Applause) Mr. Emile Levita: I have much pleasure in seconding that resolution.

Dr. Diydale said the chairman spoke about "the currency, but not being city man he thought he was entitled to ask upon what grounds there was always' so much slárm about the question of the currency in Hindestan. It seemed to him there could be no danger in banking in India on that account, because be supposed the back would receive and pay away in the same coinage. He should be very much obliged to be told, as one of the external public, whether there was any real cause for anxiety in the East on accoust of the currency,

The Chairman: We, of course, are constantly working with silver in Indie, but have to keep gold always in view, for gold is the money we must eventually took to. We make phofits both In silver and gold; we have, na you probably know, considerable gold securities in London, while we have a very large amount of current „accounts, and therefore we are not alwaya work- ing with our own money in the East, but with that of our customers. We have, however, con- stantly to keep in view that London. In our centre end that gold is our substance; if we keep within defined limits there need be no danger, (Applause.)

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A Shareholder inquired if the reserve fand remained intact, or was the present dividend in any way dependent on the reserve food.

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SCOTT Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil with | Hypophosphlies, for Rickets, Marasmus end all wasting disorders of children, is very remark able in. Its results. The rapidity with which children gain flesh and strength upon it is "Scott's Emulsion ' in cases of wasting in young children, and I am of opinion that it valuable preparation for such cases. The children take it and sak for more, and the good effects are apparent Iconalder it far superior

to ordinary Cod Liver Oil). MARSHALL,

M.R.C.S., &c., 143, Grange Road, Bermondsey S.E. Any Chemist can supply it. A. §. Watson & Co. (Limited), agents in Hongkong and China-[Advi, ̧

To-day's Advertisements.

COMING SOONI

AT WEST POINT,

There Is Room on this Mundano Sphere for only

ONE GREAT SHOW,

ALL OTHERS FADE WITH THE SETTING SUN, BUT WE APPEAR BRIGHTER

THAN EVER.

HARMSTON'S CIRCUS

Telegraphic address,

"EXCISION," Hongkong. 1,400 FEET ABOVE SEA LEVEL.

A. B. C. Code.

TARIFF

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TILEPHONE

No. 35,

FROM DECEMBER 1ST 1893, UNTIL APRIL 30TH, 1893, SUBJECT TO

ACCOMMODATION BEING AVAILABLE.

Board and Lodging by the Day, one person...................................................................PERATI Board and Lodging by the Day for Married Couples occupying one room. Board and Lodging by the Month, one person............................................. Board and Lodging by the Manth for Married Couples occupying one room

$3.00

4-50 60.00

100.00

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(CHILDREN BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT;)", Sirting-room by the Day$2.50] Tiffin

1.00 1.50 1:00

30.00

Sitting room by the Month 30.00 Diaper ........................... Extra Bed-room by the Day.

1.00 European Servants by the Day Extra Bed-room by the Month... 20.00) European Serranis by the Month Bed and Breakfast ..............

********* *2.50 (Bedroom extra) ......3-95«in<---- Breakfast inouissamagang 0.75 | Chlocie Servants by the Day............... 0.35

„TRAMWAY TICKETS will be supplied to RESIDENTS and VISITORS at the Hotel at reduced mies. For further Particulars apply at the Company's Offices, 38 and 45, Queen's Road Central, or to R. ISHERWOOD, Manager, Mount Austin Hotel

Hongkong, 13th October, 1892.

THE

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HONGKONG HOTEL.

TELEGRAPHIC ADDRESS, "Kremlin "--A. B. C. Code-TELEPHONE, No. 33.

PROPRIETORks..

„THE HONGKONG HOTEL COMPANY, LIMITED.

Previous to the establishment of H»kh Ha¢, there was much discussion and difference el. opinion about the character of vessels required to steam round the Cape to the Far East. It is no wonder that both the General Screw and the Australian Royal Mail, and the Furopean and Australing, and other concerns, proved failures, because they were dealing with unknowa forces Gities the belief was very generally entertained and untested problems. Thus in the early among practical shipowners that steath round the Cape would never pay for the China and Australian trades-seeing that during the monsoons a sailing-ship could make during large portion of her royage qule as good a daily run as an ordinary-powered steamer, "wälle high- powered steamers would require to carry o much coal as to leave not enough room for An Overwhelming Organization that will live in THE TABLE D'HOTE, at separate tables, is supplied with every delicacy, the cefsins being freight-paying cargo,

Then came the idea of combining steam with sailing quilles-an idea which the Messrs. Rickmers, of Bremen, have lately carried out in a modified form in their new class of rice ships.

After the failure of the General Screw Com pany the firm of W. S. Landsay & Co. (Dow represented by Galbraith, Pembroke & Co.), offered to convey Indian mails from London

round the Cape to Mauritius, Ceylon, and Calcutta (with the Intention of adding Chios Ister on), by means of what were called fuelllary steamers. Some six or seven vessels were built, of fron, and full ship-rigged with a large spitend of canvas.” They ranged in size from about 800 3,500-tons, each, and were of very handsome models ; and they were each fitted with avellary engines, of from fo to 120 horse-power, to drive them through the "doldrums," and on entering | harbours, etc.

With these vessels a new experiment was made and was 'persevered in for a year or two. Ex- perience, however, showed that while they could make to or 11 knots under canvas with a favours fundable wind, they could not make more than 6 or

The Chaliman replied that the reserve remained intact, and in gold. (Applause.)

The resolution was then pot and carried unanimously

Dr. Drysdale next proposed a cordial vote of thanks to the directors and staff for the manner

in which they and conducted the bank's business

in these serous times. (Applause.)

Mr. Mann.seconded the resolution..

The motion was then put, and carried by acclamation, and the proceedings terminated. -Money Market Keulen,

TO FAR CATHAY.

IX.

CLIPPERS VAN STEAMERS.

In describing the fine old race of tex-clippers wemtire rot allow it to be supposed that Aberdeen monopolised all the glory. Aberdeen builders showed the way, but Greenock bullders, as we have seen, improved upon the Aberdeen designs. Then, again, the Wear turned out some famous racers. Thus those magnificent vessels, Spray of the Ocean and Crest of the Wave, even yet esteemed among the most beautiful models ever put into the water were built by the well-known

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AND MENAGERIE,

the memory of man as long as THE WORLD GOES ROUND.

Management, ever alive to the wants of bis Patrons, hat for a return visit spared peither trouble nor expense in securing far greater sitractions than have

ever appeared la Hongkong,

relying upon the merits

of its superiority to

achieve success, DETHRONE ALL. PRETENDERS,

AND

MAINTAIN HIS SUPREMACY.

CAPITAL AND BRAINS COMBINED MUST WIN SUCCESS. Among the many attractions to de presented

will be. FEELEY FAMILY

SIX IN NUMBER. "THE WORLD'S GREATEST ACROBATE,"

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THE

the largest salaried performers ever in the East, who will make their FIRST APPEARANCE IN RONGKONG.

knots under steam, and then only with light || | . winds. Against head winds the small-powered 'engines were of no use by reason of the resistance of the heavy upper gear. In' short, they could not make any better voyages than the first-class clippere, while they cost mare both to build and

to work,

Nevertheless, it was one of this very fleet of auxiliary steamers which was the first merchants vessel to enter the new treaty port of Hankow. This was the Scotland, of 1,100 tons, which under the command of Captrin Dandas, loaded a general cargo at Shanghai fer Hankow, in the early part of 1860, just after the Yangtae had 'been declared" open. At Hankow she loaded teas for Europe. which, however, were tranship! ped into the ocean clippers at Shanghai. Aboul the same time as the Scotland a small American river-boat, and a Russian steamer also, made the run up to Hankow--but without carg

I was not until two or three years after the port was opened that ocean vesiels were loaded at Hankow to proceed direct to Europe. One of the first was another of this fleet of nudlary steaners, viz., the Robert Lowe, of about 1,150 tons. She unloaded outward cargo at Shanghal and then steamed up to Haskow for teas.” As her engines were only of some do horse power

firm of William Pile & Co., of Sunderland. her voyage up the Yangtze accopled ten days

The Crest of the Wave it was which raced the renowned American clipper Sea Serpent, from Shanghai to London, for a prize of 301. per ton premium on the cargo first reported. The ships ran a neck-and-neck race, but the captain of the Yankee left his ship in charge of the plot, whom he took on board off the Isle of Wight, And rushing up by tall to London, reported her at the Custom House before she was through

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the anchor having to be dropped every night. After lying about a fortnight at Hankow she left with over 10,000 chests of tea, besides cotton and sundry cargo, and ran down again in little over two days to Shanghai, from which port she sailed direct to London,

THE MUSICAL GROTESQUE, THE STEWART BROTHERS, JOHNNIE & GEORGIE.

"THE"OLD"TAVOURITES***

MDLLE. LE BLONDE, THE PEERLESS EQUESTRIENNE,

GILBAR TO THE GREAT,

MR. GEO. HARMSTÒ N,

OF

· THE EQUESTRIAN. WONDER.

THE ANIMAL KINGDOM

LIONS, TIGERS, LEOPARDS, CHEETAHS,

·ELEPHANTS, BEARS, PANTHERS, &

"ANIMALS FED DURING EACH

* PERFORMANCE".

ONE TICKET ADMITS TO ALL.

A FAREWELL PROGRAMME MORE GLORIOUS, POPULAR

AND

– PERFECT - THAN-THE-FIRST.-

Doors open at 8 PM. Performance at F.M.

FRICKS OF ADMISSION.

** IFK

Box of 6 Chalte ... Single Seat in Box Diers Circle Chairs

...$12.00

1.00

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1.50

Stalle (Carpeted Seats) Gallery (for Chinese only

+1

0.50

0.30

Box plan on view at KELLY & WALAH's, where

The first foreign vessel, to enter the port of Hankow, however, was not a muchent ship but the British frigate Furious, woich, in 1858, Admiral. Sherard Osborne ran up to the city along with two gunboats, in order to prove the depth of water and the navigability of the siveri || wește gan he booked. it was the successful completion of this voyage de which enabled Lord Elgin to insist in the new treaty on the opening of the Yangtae as far at Hankow-the Chinese having hitherto pretended that there was not water enough, or that the

Nothing finer to the way of marine architecture was ever constructed than those beautiful old tea-clippers, although the Indiamen and Australian clippers of the satte period came close to them in beauty, if not quite equal to them in speed. They were a great contrast to | John Company's old craft, stately and handsome as there were in their later days. The new class | currents were too rapid for traffic by European of liness carried about twice the cargo la vesiclu.-Fofrýlay.

proportion to registered tonnage that John's Erratum.—In the article about Tea Clippers vessels did, but nothing like the crowd of officers | —No. B of this séries—a typographical error and" men which John Company considered occurs." The carrying capacity of Sir Lanfalot necessary to the working of a first-class vessel, Was stated as 1,430 chasis of ten. It should

course, read 1,430 tons (meniurement).

SINGULAR BUT TRUE,

ROBERT LOVE,

Acting Manager, Hongkong, 3rd December, 1892. - F1189

DOUGLAS STEAM-SHIP COMPANY,

LIMITED

FOR SWATOW, AMOY AND TAMSUL,

THE Company's Steamship

"FOKIEN,"

Captain Davis, will be despatched for the above Ports, on TUESDAY, the 6th instant, at Day

| Hght"

And, meanwhile, British owners had found a way of making up the advantage which the Yankee clippers had enjoyed by sending their vessels on the round voyage from New York to California, thence to Chids and thence with tek cargoes to London or New York. The British clippers were now out to Australia with general cargoes, exchanged there for coal for the China markets, and timed to ariva in China for impress on the people a few simple rules for its the young teas with which they raced home to preservation. Thus, bad drainage in the main cause London again. With rapid movements, in sech of typhoid favor, which kills 20,000 people in England a series of charters the profits were very largo yearly. Small and low bedrooms engender consumy. and amply compensated for the great cost of the tin and loss of vitality unless well ventilated, not vessels.

While, however, the golden age of the tem only in the day time, but at night. An Il ventilated steamcommentation began to be established are especially suturers from badly ventilated bad a far back as 1865, although it was some time rooms. That is the chief cause why children of the before the tea skippers 'could be seconciled to the idea of sending their chests by steamer, poor look so sickly." It"may be said that people have!"

right to be fitby. So they have, unless they ar an olive annoyance and danger to their neighbours. For that reason there is greater logla in prossenting a dirty than a drunken man. Where dlaossa heralds

a singular, seeing how much depends on good. For Freight or Passage, apply to health, that little more pains is not taken to

DOUGLAS LAFRAIK & ÇA,

General Managers, Hongkong, 3rd December, 18ga.

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SPECIAL NOTICE.

clippers was between 1860 and 1873, direct bedroom is a frequent cause of deeplessness. Children "HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

It was in 1865, at any rate (we ihall deal with earlier prefects presently) that Mr. Alfred Holt started bis line of steamers from Liverpool to China vid Cape of Good Hope and back to London. They raz libost a stop to Maritids -an unprecedented feat under steam until their day--and from Mauritius they went on to Penang, Singapore, Hongkong, and Shanghal Mr. Alfred Holt was the first to apply the com- pound engine on long voyages, and the soccess of his steamers led to the, general adoption of the principle.

be on sale at the Hongkong and Victoria Hotels, opposite the Hongkong Club, and a Pouders Wharf, Eray Evap from 5.30 10 7,30%'clock.

PRICE......................................,TEN CENTS, T the usual rate- cefits!

Copies ordered from the Office will be charged.

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Advertisers are serafuded that the Henrkong Trash bus by far the largest elrezaion of its approach by such signa as indigestion, headache, any Engish newspaper published in the Fat neuralgia, tired aching limbs and other well-known East, THIS IS GUARANTEED. Teims'on symptoms, a course of Clements Tonic will quickly application. restore the normal tealth, as instanced in the case of His Honor Judge Miller, who writes-Court House, Winton, Queensland, Jumb 16, 01.--Last December while travelling from Muttaburra te

Winton, suddenly seized with a violent a attack of vomiting and

The first three boats were the Agamemnon, diarrho. On my arrival at Winton, Mr. Campbell (of

"Hongkong, rath October, 1891.

FOR SALE

the Ajax, and the Achilles, each about 1.550 Corfeld and Fitzmaurice) poradcontinued to IN THE GOOD S. S. "PEKIN" and S. 8,

tops register and 300 hors-power nominal. Clements Tonto; one dose relieved me." They measured all much about the same, ay take it for two days, at the expiration of which I was 300 to 310 ftain length, 38 ft beam, and 28 ft. completely recovered, and have much pleasure in or so depth of hold. As a specimen of the stifying to the beneficial sects I experienced from voyages made by these plencer boats, it may be taking (Granville George Miller, judge of the posutioned that in 1869 the Achillés" steamed · Central District Court, Winton/"

KHONG MON For Particulars apply to

SUI KEE CHAN, 33, Bonham Strand West Hongkong, 14th Nov,mber, 1893,

ON

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AUCTION,

THURSDAY, the 13th December, 1897, at 3 o'cĺɛck, at the Premises. THE FOLLOWING_VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY,

Comprising:

All those PIECES or PARCELS of GROUND situate at Victoria in the Colony of Hongkong, and being Secilan B and the remaining portion of INLAND LOT No. 724 as the same Premises are now 'beld for thà residue of a term-of-egg-years-from the 25th June, 1861, granted therein subject to the pay- ment of the CROWN RENT payable in respect thereof and the performance of the Crown Care- nasta to be performed in respect thereof and subject also to the existing Lettings and Tenan- cles thereof (if any),

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All those PIECES or PARCELS of GROUND attuate at Victoria aforesaid and being Section A and the remaining portion of INLAND LOT No. 735 at the sume Promlees are held for the residue of a term of 999 years from the 15th June, 1861, granted therein sub- ject to the payment of the CROWN RENT payable ~* In respect thereof and the performance of the Crown Covenants to be performed to respect thereof and subject also to the existing Lettings and Tenancies thereof (if any),

All that PIECE or PARCEL of GROUND altante at Victoria aforesaid, and being INLAND LOT No. 7a7 as the same Premlica are hold for the residue of a term of 999 years from the 30th June, 1881, granted therein subject to the payment of the CROWN RENT payable in respect thereof and the performance of the Crown Cove" nants to be performed in respect thereof and subject also to the existing Lettings and Tenan. des thereal (if any).

THE HONGKONG HOTEL- the most commodious and best appointed Hotel in the Far East affords unequalled accommodation to travellers and others. It is situated in the centre of the town, opposite the General Font Office and the Hongkong Club, adjacent-to Pedder's Wharf- the principal Isnding stage of the Colony) and in close proximity to the Banks and Shipping Offices. The HOTEL STEAM LAUNCH conveys passengers and baggage to and from all Mall Steamers.nants to be performed in respect thereof and

under experienced supervision,

THE BED-ROOMS, with adjoining Bath-rooms, are lofty and well ventilated, open on to spacious Verandahs, are lighted by gas and fitted throughout with electric communicators. The Reading, Wilting and Smoking Rooms, Ladies Drawing Rooms, the new, Bar, and public

BILLIARD ROOMS (Slx English and American Tables) are fitted with every convenience, A handsomely appointed GRILL ROOM, where chops, steaks, de, are served at any hon

adjoins the HOTEL, and is ander the same Management.

The WINES & SPIRITS are selected by an Expert and the BEST BRANDS only are supplied, HYDRAULIC ASCENDING-ROOMS of the latest and most approved type convey passengers

and baggage from the Entrance Hall to each of the five floors above. NIGHT PORTERS and WATCHMEN are continually on duty,

Hongkong, 12th February, 1892,

THE

IMPERIAL HOTEL

.R.. TUCKER

Manager.

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·KOKIO, JAPAN,

THE FINEST HOTEL IN THE EAST.

(Under the distinguished patronage of the Imperial Housthold.)

THIS Goe hotel is situated within five minutes drive of the terminus of the Yokohama-Tokoy Railway and is in near proximity to the Imperial Palace, the Parliament House and the Chlef Public Offices.

There are no inside rooms, thus securing well lighted, ventilated and cheerful sccommoda- tous. The Cuisine cannot be surpassed, and the aim of the management is to provide for the comfort and pleasure of the guests. The attractions of Tokio are countless, and the religions and feral festivais being of daily occurrence are to be seen at their best and on a grander scale than in any other portion of Japan. All the noted actors, wrestlers and jugglers make the capital their head quarters.

RATES, $3 TO $4.50 PER DAY.

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C. S. ARTHUR,

Manager.

FOR WINTER WEAR.

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EX S.S. BENLEDI?”

All that PIECE or PARCEL of GROUND situaid:st Victoria aforesaid and being INLAND for the residue of a term of 999 years from the LOT No. 718 as the same Premises are held 35th June, 1863, granted therein subject to the payment of the CROWN RENT payable in respect theroof and the performance of the Crown Cove subject also to the existing Lettings and Tonin- cles thereof (if any).

The Premises will be Sold in One Lot. The Sanction of the 'Government has been

obtained for the erection of Ketouine Godowas

on all the above Premises.

For further Particulars and Conditions of Sald apply to

WOTTON & DEACON, Solicitors,

35, Queen's Road, Hongkong,

or to

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A. G. GORDON..

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Hongkong, 1st December, 1892,

For Sale.

FOR SALE.

DUC DE MONTEBELLO

CHAMPAGNE,

$26 bo per case... 6 Magnumo (Dry).

do The G

25.00 do, ....12 Quarts

17.00 do.

(Extra dry

aỗ.co do. 26.00 do.

24 Pints

(DIY). (do.),

...J2 Quarte

27.00 do.

(Extra de y). (da),

Pints

BRANDY.

$7.50 to $66 per case of a dozen qua ita.

- CLARETS. -

$6 to $43 per case of 1 deren quar is. FRENCH BEER, WHITE WINE',

NC. &ic,

&tc. Price list on application.

M. S. SASSOON Co

Agents for

P. MIGNARD, Es, Shanghai.

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Hongkang, a5th November, 1893.

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Pare BLACKBERRY BRANDY, and fresh. Consignments of BARTLETT SPRING MINERAL WATER by cach Steames.

Prices forwarded on application to

*...: MACONDRAY BROTHERS & Co,

Commission Merchants,

No, 30, Water Street,

Yokohama,"

HAND-SEWN, PORPOISE-HIDE CALF and PATENT LEATHER WALKING and Yokohams, 12th August, 1892.

DRESS BOOTS and SHOES. --

HẠND-KNIT WORSTED and CASHMERE SOCKS in DARK STEEL,

NAVY BLUE and BLACK.

SHOOTING and CYCLING STOCKINGS.

SPARKENHOE HYGENIC UNDERCLOTHING,

Hongkong, 30th November, 189a,

tate the stomach.

CARMICHAEL & CO., LTD. 18, Praya Central, Hongkong.

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