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*LONDON, May 7th.

A despatch from Madrid to the Central News says:—It is reported that the collapse of the revolt in Cuba is due to the government's buy, Ing off the leaders. This method was adopted. during the last revolution because it was cheaper than fighting. The government found it impos- sible to bring about a decisive battle with the guerilla bands. The rebels hid in the forests and murdered all soldiers straying from the army, which was decimated, moreover, by malaika and typhus fever. The Saritorius brothers are land-owners in the village of Velasco. They were easily bought, owing to the coldness of the populace towards them.

The annual eight-hour demonstration of Lon- doo workingmen was held to-day In Hyde Park, The weather was fine and all the proceedings were conducted with exceptional enthusiasm.

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1893.

TRE CANADIAN PACIFICS LATEST

ENTERPRISE.

A San Francisco contemporary in its issue of May 1st says :-----

The Canadian Pacific Railroad to-day comes forward with a curmelin, -Through Ita ́rerwésen- talve in this city, M. M. Stern, announcement fa made that in a few days the Canadian Pacific will be operating its own steamship the between Vancouver and Australian ports for both freight and passenger business. Passengers will be taken from San Francisco and brought to San Francisco as heretofore, having their choice of sex or rail passage to or from Vancouver, The kno will also take freight in which California is concerned. The new line is evidently out for

nassenger businers, for it. will at once make » round trip rate frem San Francisco to Sydney of $300 first-class tickets to be good for the months. The present round trip rate, first-class, is $160,

All the principal unions had appointed de legates to take part in the procenion. These delegates met on the Thames embankment, were formed in line and marched through cheer- The boycott oat on the Canadian Pacific by Ing crowds of laborers to the park, where they the Southern Pacific Company is said to bave were divided among the audiences at the num-forced the Canadian Pacific to this move. Mr. crous speakers platforms. The entire open Huntington tried to keep the Canadian Pacific space in the park was filled with men and out of San Francisco by forcing the Canadian Women. At twenty-one platforms resolutions line to pay for fares over the Shasta route. were passed in favor of a legal eight-hour The result of Mr. Huntington's policy may be to day for every trade which voted for it. At take a considerable share of the Australian every meeting collections were taken up for the colonies' trade from San Francisco. It estab. Hull strikers. The most notable speech of the lishes a new route for the globe-trotters who day was made by John Burns, M.P. The have all come to San Francisco heretofore. eight-hour movement, he said, was making Mr. Stern was interviewed to-day and he gave rapid progress. The success of the eight-hour out the following concerning the new Has: bill for miners was an evidence of this progress as well as an earnest proof of further successes. The bill was a manifeste from the workingmen to the rich and idle. It meant an uprising against the system which sent the laborer to the hospital on account of premature old age, or to the grave for lack of work.

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Owing to the fact that the Southern Pacific Company has boycotted the Canadian Pacific on through tickets between San Francisco and points in the Waited States and Canada, the Canadian Paclic has been obliged, as a measure of protection for its clientele In the Austra

lasian Colonies, to establish' in Australasian steamship service. VALPARAISO, May 7th.

It is not, and ha A battle, which lasted six hours, was fought | not been, the policy of the Canadia do aught that would militate yesterday near Uruguayana, Rio Grande do Sul, Pacific to Brazil, in which 400 government troops and against the trade of San Francisco. The 6,000 Insurgents were engaged. Without decisive Canadian Paclic has never desired to results to either army, the battle raged until Injure, the trade of any section, and it has near nightfall, when the revolutionists attempted | always reached out for fraffle wherever It could to re reat and were completely routed. It is obtain it, giving competition' by water and by believed in Buenos Ayres that this settles the rail. As the Southern Pacific Company bas Information from reroiationary boycotted us we are compelled to take the bull revolution, sources is to the contrary of the above dispatch, by the horns to protecî various localities in they claiming to have won the haula

Australia, which will be given a prompt and NEW YORK, May 7th. first-class service. The first steamer of the The Herold's Paris cable says: The entire Canadian Pacific's Australasian line will be attention of the European political world is the Afiowara, which will leave Sydney on May turned towards Berlin, where the Reichstag woted 18th, stopping at Auckland, Honolulu and on the Army Bill yesterday. The latcrest is Victoria; and reaching Vancouver on June 9th, much more coorklerable than one would have making the trip between Sydney and Vancouver Velfeved. If the Reichstag had voted yesterday in twenty days. The Miowerd' will leave Vad- for an increase in the effective milliary force, all couver on June 14th on the retora trip, making the great states of Europe would have been stops at Victoria, Honofalu and Auckland. The obliged to follow Germany's example, because second steamer of the Hor will he the Warrimo, the whole of Europe is now masiged from a which will leave Sydney for Vancouver on Junë military point of view.

17th, stopping also at Auckland. Honolulu ́and Victorls" She will arrive at Vancouver on July Bib, and leave Vancouver on July 14th Thereafter there will be monikly sailings of the steamers on this line,

According to early reports it was thought that the Army Bill would be rejected and the dissola tion of the Reichstag was predicted. One must now expect a very bellicose campaign' and the use of alarmist threats on the part of Ger many. It will be necessary to verify every plece of news belare believing it, and in France we can expect loclients on the frontler similar to the Schnaebele affair. For the rest, it is not their relations with Germany which now cause uneasiness, but the relations of France with England, which are on the surface very bad. Throughout Arla, Africa and Europe,

politics are Englah puties are apparently thwarting French exciting the Siamese against it is again Engine tune difficulties with Slam,

France, in Africs there are also serious opportune troubles in the region of Lake Tebad and the inciting of the Sultan of Morocco. In Europe the laterminable di cussion about Egyps ploves to the sensitive French that England, in spite of every promise, will not evacuate that country. The opportune speech of Mr. Gladstone at the height of the Panama scandal excitement produced a very bad effect on the French Government. It la certain that the entire politics of Europe will be influenced, sooner or later, by this French and English antipathy.

The feeling aroused in Paris by the rejection of the German army bill is one of mild elation. The best newspapers refrain from all blitsrexpressions of opinion. In political circles the defeat of the bill ta regarded as a guarantes of place.

BERLIN, May 7th, Rector Ahlwardt, the Jew-bulter and member of the last Reichstag, was arrested to-night and will be returned to prison to serve his sentence for having libelled the Lowes, small arms many facturers for the govemment. The period of his immunity expired with the dissole tion of the Reichstag.

LONDON, May 7th, The Berlin correspondent of the Timar says: he issue of the political contest is doubtful, en to the view of the most acute and far se ting obrervers. The prospect, while dark for the government, is not cheerful for its principal op; onents. It must be viewed with grave for badings by all patriotic Germans. The con respondent elogizes Caprivi highly for his unflinching courage and admirable dignity. The Standard's Berlin correspondent says: It hardly possible to take a tod gloomy view of the situation. While despairing of the pational sense of the people, everybody must feel that the speeches and events of the last few Leyte the peres of Lorope, France and Ros tis are certale to belleve German

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"The two steamers are fast, Euch ban w canylag capacity of 5.5 tons and a mini- mum speed of 15) knots. Each has cabin accommodations for 125 first-class passer- gers. The ships are bandsomely équiored. with large, siry state-roms, etc. The boycott of the Southern Pacific Company agalest the Canadian Pacific Company has not done San Francisco any good. The Southern Paclac Company would ont give us through tickets, but we have bought local tickets and have given

passengers the benefit, The Canadian Pacific will make a rate from San Francisco to Sydney, fer the round trip, of $300. This will give the Canadian Pacific a perfect and permanent service on the Pacific Ocean.""

FOOCHOW NOTES.

Foochow, 27th May, 1893,

On Tuesday Inst a fire broke out at à a.m. 'In * joss-paper shop over the Long Bridge and, the Asmes spreading, some thirty houses in all were. completely destroyed. The fire is reported to bave originated through lighted Joss-stick having dropped on to n alle of loose paper, There had been some chin-chin-fors plágin about the Whos-hai lottery, and the joss-stĺcks bad been left burning on the family retiring for the night. It is said that in one of the houses two young boys were burnt to death,

We made mention early in the year of the constant quarrels that arose out of the large quantity of spurious, copper carh in circulation. buyers of commodities and the smaller exchanic banka trying to palm off a larger percentage of this coin, with the genuine, than would be sub- "mitted to, This still continues, and is a source of great trouble to the authorities pending the fesse of the new coin from the Arsenal Mint, We know that arrangements were long since made to start this mint, but whether it is actually at work or not we have not been able to ascer tain,

The arrivals of 'new season's Congos are 74,000 chests against 35,000 chests at the same date last year. This increase comes about through the season being an earlier one than in 1891-93. Masters were first shown on the 23rd instant, three days easier than last year, and all the districts are now represented, excepting. Soompo. These teas are, however, close a

SCIENTIFIC AND USEFUL.

The moon is without water and destituto of an atmosphere.

Co-day's Advertisements.

A Michigan woman has favenied a parent THE CHINA AND MANILA 'STEAMSHIP glass door for ovens.

The moon gives out heat enough to affect # thermometer and make a difference of two or three degrees.

COMPANY, LIMITED,

FOR MANILA, VIÄ AMOY.

The motion of the earth around the sun THE Company's Steamship 68,305 miles an hour, over 1,000 miles a minute, or alieteen miles a second.

The total amount of light given by the electrical plant which will be used to illuminate the World's Fair Grounds will be equal to that gives by 12,500,000 stardard candles.

A bay-saver, conslating of three sided de vice, which enables the horse to lost his bead lateral movement of it, is a late favcation. Into the manger, but does not permit any

One of the newest applications of the nickel- In-the-sint principle is in connection with a small photographic apparatus. You drop your cola Into the machlan and it hands you your tintype. Several French railway lines are going to light their carriages with the elecing light, "as It has been found perfectly practical to make and store electricity by means of a mechanical attachment to the engine,"

In the mercury mines of Almadan, Spain; the quality of the mercury improves and the quantity In fecrees the further the distanco traversed- the deepest gallery the mercury reems to run from the rocks as resin from the trees.

One of the latest contrivances that the kodak fiend has favented is the photographic gun,which, it is claimed, will secure pictures at the rate of

■ dozen a second of any object aimed at, no mitter what the position or how rapid its motion.

2. London has been enriched by a strange novelty in the shape of a cab moved by electricity. The threewherled carriage driving along without any risible motor may be stopped and directed apparently with little effort, and runs at the rate of a mile in three minutes.

"ZAFIRO."

Ciptain "Cobban, will be despatched for the above Ports TO-MORROW, the 6th instant, at 5 P.M.

This Steamer has Superior Accommodation for Passengers.

For Freight or Passage, apply to'

SHEWAN & Co.,

General Managers. Hongkong, 5th June, 1793.

"SHIRE" LINE OF STEAMERS.

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FOR NAGASAKI, KOBE AND YOKOHAMA, VIA INLAND SEA. HE Steamship

THE

Captain

will be despatched above on or about TUESDAY, the 13th instant, Fox Freight or Passage, apply to

DODWELI, CARLILL & Co.,

Agents. Hongkong, 5th June, 1893.

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'CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY'S ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.

"PEMBROKESHIRE,"

“A BREATH OF FRESH AIR.”

SHORT TRIPS TO JAPAN.

14 DAYS AT SEA,

DURING the SUMMER, SHORT TRIPS

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According to the Annales Techniques, a gigantic microscope is being constructed in Munich for the Chicago Exposidon. It has a magnifying power of 11,000 diameters, but this, of China....oth Juno, can to increased to 16,000 by means of an", of India Jur. electris light, the image in the case being of Japan at Aug. "E. of China.......and Aug. thrown on a screen,

of Ladi

"eth Sept. Steamers are timed to reach Kobs at 6-P.M, annecting with Steamers leaving about 3 hours

The Museum at Leyden contains a hoge and almost perfect Eplorals egg. bought from * Frenchman for 1,000 guilders, or about $400, something less than one-third of the price paid not long since for the egg of the great auk, sold at auction at Stevens' rooms In London.

The land of the Nile possesses one of the most wonderful climates in the world. Here alone are found associated perpetual sunshine and practical rainlessness with verdute and fertility. The ninf 11 of Egypt varies from eight Inches annually at Calro and all at Luxor, where it is focellously sald to rain once in every 4,000 years.

Nickel is madera metal. It was not in use or known of tili 1715. It has now largely takin the place of silver in plated-ware and, as an alloy with steel it is superior to any other metal for It is not only non-corrodible itself but t transfers the same quality to steel ; even when combined as low as 5 per cent it prevents oxida. tion.

Intei,

* of Japanath Sept.

SINGLE FARE.................$50. RETURN TICKETS $75

E. HOLLOWAY,

Generi Agent Hongkong, 5th Jane, 1893,

THEATRE

£594

ROYAL

CITY HALL

RETURN & FAREWELL PERFORMANCES OF THE

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LONDON LYRIC COMPANY. Proprietors F. B. Hardy and Saville Smith. Director-Seville Smith,

A FEW NIGHTS ONLY!

NEW COMEDIES AND NOVELTIES.

It is not generally known, but is nevertheless a fact that the Amizon and the Orinoco rivers rise at the same source, and that were a few 50g and sand-bars and other impedimen's rendered, light-draft steamer could enter the mouth of one river and sail out of the other, Atlantic almost to the Pacific, by different routes. when thus crossing the Continent twice from the

Dr. Alfred Springer of Cincinnati' has East shown a new application of aluminium. Ha has made a violin of it, and the instrument, which was given a public test at a concert before a number of musical experts, has been prassanced eminently satisfactory in the purliy and sweetness of its fone. The maker said that 32 cents worth of aluminium ufficed for the constraction of the instrument.

OPENING NIGHT, will be produced for the first time in the

SATURDAY, June roth, 1893.

“OUR FLAT."

During the Season the following pieces will a produced m

FINK DOMINOS .........AUNT JACK, PRIVATE SECRETARY .....OUR BOrs, &c.

NEW SONGS AND DANCES by Mesdames Dagmar ́and Mari Brian. NEW SONGS by

Mr. CICIL Bunt,

PRICE OF ADMISSION I Stalls & Dress Circle, §2. Back Sents, $1. soldiers and Sailors to uniform, half-price to Back Seats,

It now lies within our means to build un electric transmission, of power plant from coal mins to city, which shall cost $3,000, and will transmit 5,000 horsepower; this plant will do the work of 30,000 men steadily day and night, year in and year out, and once placed will last a ilfetime. The $300,000 erpresents the work of the 30,000 men for about four days, or an outlay of $10 each; thus these men can build plant in four days that will do more work during their whole. Ilves than they can. Can anything appeal to the Imagluation of man with more force? The energy of s.com horses Seats can be reserved. transmitted polalessly over a small wire, the coal from the mice placed by one act immediately beneath the bollers, the energy thence running to its destination without any laber from man."

A Buffalo correspondent, of the New York Priji states that Niagara has been_harnessed and will soon have to begin work. Tals should not be difficult for the cataract, however, as the plant is calculated to develop 110,000. horse- power.

The correspondent says that the prompters of the enterprise have been devoting almost as much attention to the study of a method by which the power may be trans mitted as they have devoted to his development. They now assert that power can be delivered in Batalo at a slight loss of efficency, and hist that it may be sent by wire to any distance, This is very like a fairy tale, but the sharp

succession in which electric marvels have

Box Office at KELLY & WALSH, Ltd.,, where

CHARLES E. CARR, Business Manager,, Hongkong, th June, 1893.

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For Sale.

**FOR SALE.

HE SCHOONER

"MONTIARA," Lễ AS SHE NOW LIES 'IN KOWLOON DAY. Length ............................................................75. fort. Depth of hald ****

10ÁÐ2лÐμária 78 feet, Registered Tonnage ****.....................975 tons, (Owing to recent alterations the carrying capacity of the Boxflare has been increased to about 120 tons dead weights)

210 Montlara was built in Singapore, is most

willtary e operta, who bave spoken in the Relah band, und also Souchongs. The arrivals of followed each other of late years han demen-solidly constructed of tens throughout, with from- |

slag of the defects of the army, rather than a layman.

The Vo estuche Zeitung (Radical) says to-day of the coming elections: In the coming elections, the military administration will be obliged to reckon with facts as they are. Chancellor on Caprivi all sded to the readiness with which the British and French parliaments vole money for mational defences, but when did the German government give the nation the time control of national affairs that the French and British nations bavi ?

The Kreux Zeitung (ultra-Conservative) exprenses de Ught with the government's courage Relchsage & Vegraceful avowal of want of In answering by immediate dissolution, the nations feeling. Piece Black', begs Bismarck's Hamburger it may be fall wed by some beatficial results. The coming struggle," it says "threatens to be one of the most violent in the history of the empire. Everybody expects that it will be characterized by some startling orents 11.

The Kolnische Vs Zaftung, the principal organ of the Rhine Catholici, regrets, the division of the clerical party, and urges upon all the necessity of proving a strong and asked front. Like all other clericul dilles, it takes uides with the majority, against the Huene co tingent,

Flowery Pekoes re 4,100 chests against 1,700 chesty at the suman data Ikat year,' and business

reported to have been done in them to some extent yesterday. The usual early small ship. ments of Pakling Congou have gone forward by

all steamers.

Since the China New Year wa have reported

the fallure of an extraordinary number of plece... goods dealers, with very considerable lablilles in the aggregate. The authorities are not alging this to pass conotical. The Sub- prefeet and one of the Magistrates have jointly issued a proclamation warning those engaged in the trade to conduct their business more carefully. almost no assets to divide amongst the croit Is the late cases of failures there have been

them, causing the greatest trouble and incon. chiefly bankers, and it has fallen very hard on ventence. For the future, the proclamation palats out, any failures occurring, where resses- able assets are not left to satisfy creditors, will be leaked into by the satherlites, and the proprietors of such concerns, if blame is found

strated the thinness of the petition which wood frames, has recently been thoroughly separates the realms of romance from those of rhauled under experienced European superin

science.

To-day's Advertisements.

ZETLAND

LODGE,

No. $35.

AN EMERGENCY MEETING of the abore

A LODGE will be held in the FREEMASONS HALL, Zelland Street, on SATURDAY, the roth Instant, at s for 5.30 p.m. predsely. Visiting Brethren are cordially invited

Hongkong sih June, 1893.

to be attaching to them, will be very severely ST punished.

A tale reaches us from the city to the effect that the son of a well-known native gentleman of the fiftrast, class · laid hands on a bundle of notes of several hundred dollars',

JOHN

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* LODGE

andince, and is now in excellent condition. She is a very fast under and a'most miliahla vesel for the Canton kerosene train, or would | malé a first-class lighter, --

Fe Particulars as to Price, 8cc., syply to

R. FRASERSMITH,

6, Pedder's HALL

Hagkong, 1st May, 1893

Entimations.

CARMICHAEL & Co., LD.

EX S. S. “GLENSHIEL"

RAIN COATS & UMBRELLAS.

WATERPROOF BOOTS AND SHOES,

TENNIS SHOES.

SEA BOOTS in all Sizes,

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Hongkong. Ist June, 1803-

KOCH'S PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE, No. 30 STANLEY STREET.

BOARD and LODGING, Per Day BOARD (TIFFIN and DINNER) Per

Month

Hongkong, 24th March, 1893. ́ ́

1.50

$25.00

Taro

BOARD AND RESIDENCE.

*OMFORTABLY FURNISHED or UN- FURNISHED ROOMS, with Board and Table Accommodation.

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COMPRADORE AND STEVEDORE.

HIPS VISITING MANILA SUPPLIED

WITH PROVISIONS, DUNNAGE, &C. WATER and BALLÁST BOATS, Manila, 13th March, 1893.

LEVY HERMANOS.

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Hongkong, 28th February, 1893.

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Prices forwarded on application to MACONDRAY BROTHERS & LOCKARD

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Auctions.

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HARTMANN'S RAHTJEN'S GENUINI USEFUL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

COMPOSITION for the BOTTOMS OF IRON and STEEL SHIPS.

HARTMANN'S GREY PAINT for coating the Insides of STEEL SMP3,

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TRAMWAYS, COACHES and FIRE ENGINES.

LIFE-BUOYS, LIFE-RAFTS, LIFE-BELTS to Board of Trade Rules,

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EVERY KIND OF SHIP'S STORES AND REQUISITES ALWAYS IN STOCK AT

REASONABLE PRICES.

CARDIFF, AUSTRALIAN · · and JAPAN COALS, supplied at the shortest mielen. to Steamers at lowest market ratot, Hongkong, sist October, 180t,

(30.

I took Cold,

FOR BALE.

THE ENGINES AND BOILER OF THE CHINESE GUNBOAT "CHOP CHEUNG," [{"ANTRIKÝ TAN AT AXEREKEN DOCKS."" /

TELE Engines of the Chop-chewng were

muced by More on Co. of Waichal, and are of the Compound Inverted Cylbdar Direct-Acting Surface Condering type, Cylders 30 and 38% cling with a stroke of The Crank Shaft is 64" dia. at the Crank pin sad dia. at the Journale. The H.P. Piston Rods 3 and the LP. 38" dia. The Fiston and Connecting Rod bolts are ao diaj Air Pump 143" dia. by a3 stroko, Single Acting Circulating Funu 5" dia. by 13" stroks, and Double Acting Teed and Bilge Pump (one anch) yo dia, by ra

Klase Engium heen reed and

The Vorwa wis pablishes this morning the do prerided belonging to his fathers, and A LODGE will be held in the PREKANONE og hare hem very Hide u

election manifesto of the Democratic party rambling dens, where the whole amount was After appealing for contributions to the cam hortly lost. On learning of this, the father balga fand, the executivit commliter emphasizes chastised his son severely and reported the matter its opinion that the new Reichstag will have to to the Kathorities, who have since made a raid on deal hot only with the army bill, betalso with the the dens, confiscating their contents and punish- fundamental rights of the people, which will be ing the proprietors for disobedience to the law. threatened by the present attack upon universal | It would seem that the authorities have to shut suffrage.

their eyes to a great den) that is going on in this A report: la cu

that forming. The party will ange the prince to they are terribly severe on the breakers of the accepts seat fit the Reichstag, and under his | law in the event of any such case ka the shove name and with his authorlis” will organise »|| being reported to them. The yaman tunners campaign throtighout the empire. The most seldom repors; tha exlatanos of thess dens, Important: Belf!" of agitation will be" Bouth | the fucoma dariviä from silence money being far Germany.

wo important to theftym dlhej

Trent

OF HONGKONG No. 618, S.C.

MEETING of the above

HALL, Zetland Street, on MONDAY, the rath fastant, at 8,30 for 9 pm. precisely, Visiting Brethren are cordially invited.

Hongkong, sth June, 1593.

WANTED.

Bismarck party is so long as no trouble arises out of it, but Aves and references required.

The Boter is of the Horisontal Multitabalar hype with three Furnaces and vertical Dome on top. Its dia, is loft, a" by gft. rot long, external (dag | mexkrements; Furnaces, aft, 7* diaj Doma, 43 da. by af, high ; Tabes, x4 in number by 3o en diangkit is in fairly good condition, having rócenity, undergana conaderable repairs, and

fast in active service for over fire your Tis Engines and Boiler can be laspected on Appliation to the Superintendent it Abtrtions

For further particles,

FIRST-CLASS PIANIST, Good Salary

Apply

BW WATERS,

Stag Hotel, Auson's Road.

Hongkong, 5th June, 1899.

Jan 8, Pulders Hi.. Hongkong; 19 May; 28qj;

I took Blok,

I TOOK

SCOTT'S EMULSION

BRIULTI

3 take My Meals,

I take My Rest, AND I AM VIGOROUS ENOUGH TO TAKE ANYTHING I CAN LÀY, HY HIEDE ON;

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Emulsiön of Furò Cód Liver ( and Hypophosphiltes of Lime and Soda A LOT ONLY CURED BV. Incip lent Consjjimplien PUT BUILT ME UP, AND IS HOW PUTTING

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| Avents for Hangicong and China : -M10025: A. B. WATSON * Ca. (Länstirko)

Hongkong, 'zoth locamber; 1880,

100

ON

THURSDAY next, the 8th June, 1893, AT 2.30 P.M., AT THE

AUCTION MART, 17, PRAYA CENTRAL.

Compralog DRAWING-ROOM SUITES, MOROCCO COVERED EASY, and other CHAIRS, TAPES. TRY COVERED CHAIRS, DINING & BED. ROOM SUITES, LEATHER COVERED SUITES, HALL and OFFICE FURNITURE, SIDEBOARDS and OVERMANTELS, EXTENSION DINING TABLES, DINNER WAGGONS, DINING-ROOM CHAIRS, DIN- NER SERVICES, COOKING STOVES, CURTAINS, PICTURES, ORNAMENTS, CLOCKS, FENDERS and FIRE IRONS, BRASS and IRON. BEDSTEADS, WIRE WOVEN MATTRESSES, DRESSING TABLES, WASHSTANDS, TOILET SETS, COMMODES, SOOCHOW BATHS,

&c., On view on Thursday, A.M

See Expresses,

Exc.

A. E SKEELS & Co.

Auctioneers & Valuktora,!? Auction Mart, 17, Praya Central,

Hongkong, 3rd June, 1893.

· [640

To be Let.

TO LET,

NoHIRD FLOOR in No. 6, Queen's Road,

2, SEYMOUR TERRACE,“

ROOMS in College Chambers.

· No. 4, OLD BAILEY STREET.

DAVID SASSOON, SONS & Co. Hongkong, and June, 1803-

TO LET.

FOUR ROOMS Funished or Unfurnished) above the KOWLOOM CLUB, Kowloon, with Two BATH ROOMS, Separate entrance. Alto,

ONE GODOWN, No, 117, Praya Kast

Apply to

DORABJEE NOWROJEE,

Victoria Hotel, Hongkong, 18th May, 1893.

O

TO LET.

[384

FFICES in Prays Central above Messern.

Douglas Lapralk & Co.'s Offices. ¿ THE "WILDERNESS,” in Calze Road, OFFICES, First and Second FLOORS of No. {4, Queen's 'Road Central, over the Bank of

Chlas

Japan and Straits, Limited.

Nos. 11 & 12, COOMBE ROYAL-a-targa Furnished House at Magazins Gap-

NEW HOUSES In Elgin Street, Pool Street, and Staunton Street,

NEW HOUSES IN RIPON TERRACE-Bo ham Road, near Broexy Point.

No. 7. PRAYA CENTRAL, at present occse pled by the New Oriental Bank (in Liquidation,)

No. 4, BLUE BUILDINGS,

FLOORS In Blue Buildings.

GODOWN, No, 24, Blue Buildings. SEMI-DETACHED HOUSES at Magazine

Gap. Very cheap Rental.

GROUND and FIRST FLOOR. of No. Sr Shelley Street

No. 10, OLD BAILEY,

GROUND FLOOR Na, 37, Elgin Street.

THE HONGKONG, LAND INVESTMENT

TATE AGENCY Co. Ltd.

Honghoog, 1st June, 1893

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