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The Shäre Market.

LATEST QUOTATIONS. Hongkong and Shaoghal Bank.-100 per centų,

prem., sellers.

The National Bank of China, Ld-on 8.10

pild up,-do per cont, dls., buyers.

Nalona! Bank of China, Ld-Founders

$130 per abaze, sallars. shares, &

The

The

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1893-

NORTHERN PACIFIC MAIL

The Northern Pacific Steamabip Co.'s steamer Tacoma, from Tacoma, let Yokohama on the 11th lnstant for Maji and Hongkong.

THE INDIAN MAIL.

The Indo-China S. N. Co.'s steamer Wise Lang, from Calcutta, left Singapore on the 16th instant, and is expected here on the aand.

STEAMERS EXPECTED,

The Messageries Maritimes Cor steamer Ld-Natal left Shanghai on the 16th instant at 3

p.m, and is expected here on the 19th.

of China, Japan & the Straits, Ld.-- cents, bayers. sa cep The Bank of China, Japan & the Straits,

Founders' shares, £20, sellers. Chinese Imperial Loan of 1884 B-7) per cent.

premium, sellers,

Chiuese Imperial Loan of 1884 C-2 per cent,

premlam, buyers. Chinese Imperial Loan of 1886 E-14 per cent,

premium.

Union Insurance Society of Canton-$8 per

share, bayers.

China Traders' Insurance Company-$49 per

share, ex div., sellers,

North China Insurance-Tis. 115 per share,

buyers.

Canton Insurance Company, Limited-$112 per

share, bayers.

Yanglize Insurance Association-$60, sellers, On Tal Insurance Company, Limited--Tls. 150

per share.

Hongkong Fire Insurance Company-$195 per

share, sellers.

China Fire Insurance Company-$78 per share.

sales and buyers. Hongkong, Canton, and Macao Steamboat Co.-

$26 per share, sellers.

China and Manila Steam Ship Company-35

per share, buyers.

Indo-China Steam Navigation Company, Limited

-50 per cent. discount, sellers.

Douglas Steamship Company41 per share,

sales and buyerr.

The Steam; Launch Co., Limited-$20 per share,

buyers.

Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Company-70

per cent. premium, sales and buyers. Geo. Fenwick & Co., Limited-$15 per share,

buyers.

Hongkong Hotel Company-gar per share. *Hongkong Hotel Co.'s Six per-cent. Debeatures

--$501.

The Austin Arms Hotel and Buliding Company,

Limited-4 per share, sellers.

The Shameen Hotel Co., Limited-$4 per

akare, buyers.

Pasjom Mining Co.-$5 per share, sellers. The Raab Gold Mining. Co., Limited-$5 per

share, sellers.

The Balmoral Gold Mining Co., Limited-

40 cents, per share, sellers.

Société Française des Charbonnages da Tonkla

So per share, buyers.

The Jelebu Mining and Trading Co., Limited-

35 75 per share, sales and sellers. London and Pacific Petroleum Co., Ld.wix. Cbina Sugar Refining Company, Limited-$150

per shaic, sales and buyers.

Luzon Sugar Refining Company, Limked-833)

sellers.

A. S. Watson & Co., Limited-tot per share,

sellers.

Dakin, Cruickshank & Co., Limited-$1 per

share, sellers.

Hongkong Dairy Farm Co., Limited-$5 per

share, buyers.

The Kowloon Land Investment Co., Limited-

$7 per share, sales and buyers. The Hongkong Land Investment Co., Limited-

$54 per share, sales and sellers. The West Polet Buildings Co., Limited-$20

per share, sellers.

H. G. Brown & Co., Limited-$10 per share,

sellers.

Hongkong

and Kowloon Wharf and Godown

Company-$138 per share, sellers. Hongkong Rope Manufacturing Company,

Limited-885 per share, sellers.

Hongkong Gas Compary-3110 per share.

buyers.

Hongkong Ice Company-867 per share, buyers. Hongkong and China Bakery Company, Limited

-$65 per share, sellers.

The Hongkong Brick and Cement Co., Limited

$3 per share, sales and sellers, The Green Island Cement Co.-$1, sales and

buyers.

The Hongkong Electric Light Co., Limited

$3 per share, sales and buyers.

The Hongkong Steam Laundry Co., Limited

$15 per abare, nominal.

The Hongkong High-Level Tramway Co.

Limited-$671 per share, sellers,

EXCHANGE.

ON LONDON-Bank, T. T.......

Bank Bills, on demand...........12) Bank Bills, at 4 months' sight...a) Credits at 4 months' sight....aj Documentary Bills, at 4 months'

sight

ON PARIS-

Bank Bills, on demand

Credits, at 4 months' sight......3.17

ON INDIA -

Τ. Τ.

On Demand

On SHANGHAI-

Bank, T. T.

Private, 30 days' sight.

3.09

194 .194

72 *.74

VISITORS AT THE HONGKONG HOTEL.

Mr. W. G. Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Burger, Capt. D. Chapman. Mr, A. Clunn.

Mr. H. Cromble. Mr. E. H. Derrick.

Mr. D. W. Deshler. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis.

Mr. G. Gregor.

Mr. Higginbotham.

Mr. J. Kirkwood. Capl. Kretschmann, Mr. and Mrs. Merton, Mr. A. Messy. Mr. T. Mitchell. Mrs. F. W. Phillips. Mr. R. H. Potis. Mr. F. E. Shean.

Captain Stovell.

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The British steamship Gulf of Stam reports that she left New York on the 31st July, Had flee weather throughout the voyage.

The British steamship Zadro reports that she left Manila on the 15th instant. Had light northerly winds and fine wasther with smooth sea throughout

The British steamship Kwriyang reports that she left Tientsin, vis Chefoo on the 13th Instant, and Swatow on the 17th. Had light winds and five weather throughout the voyage.

The British steamship Taichicts reports that she left Bangkok on the gth instant, and Koh,

19 sl-chang on the 11th. From them to lat

The D. D. R. steamer Bella left Singapore on the 15th instant, and may be expected herenarth had light variable winds and cloudy weather; thence to port had moderate north- on the 21st.

north-east winds, varied by occasional aquails. In Kob-si-chang the steamships Zannox and Donar.

The Shire line steamer Denbighshire left left Singarare on the 15th instant, and may be

expected here on the 21st.

The Navigastuse Generals Italiana steamer Glava, from Genos, left Bombay on the 14t lastant, and may be expected here on the and proximo.

Londen for this post on the 20th ultimo,

The P.&O. S. N. Co.'s steamer Java left

Shipping.

ARRIVALS.

FUSHUN, Chloese steamer, 1,504, Lancaster, 16th Sept,Shanghai 13th Sept, General, -C. M. ́S. N, Co. HONGKONG, French steamer, 738, C. Bartran, 16th Sept,-Haiphong 14th Sept., General. ---A. R. Marty. TANTALUS, British steamer, 3,299, H. Joues, 17th Sept., Shanghai Sib Sopt, Foochow 14th,

and Amoy 15th, General-Butterfield & Swire.

TAICHIOW, British steamer, 863. R. Unsworth, 17th Sept Bangkok 9th Sept., General Yuen Fat Hong.

ASACAO, Japanese sicarer, 1,527, H. Selek, 17th Sept.-Meji 11th Sept., and Nagasaki tath, Coals-Mitral Bassan Kalsha.

HAILOONG, British steamer, 83, J. S. Roach, 17th Sept., Tamsul 13th Sept., Amoy 15th,

& Co.

The British steamship Gaslic reports that she left San Francisco on the 26th ultimo, and Yoko

bama on the rath Instant at 5.25 a.m. Had strong north-east winds and high sen on the Japan coast, and thence to port had light wari- able winds and foe weather. Passage 5 days, 2 hours and 30 minutes. Arrived køre yesterday morning at 6.13 o'clock,

The British steamship Tantalus reports that the left Shanghai on the 8th Instant, Foochow on the 14th, and Amoy on the rik. From Shanghai to Foochow had strong westerly wind and very high confused sex with steady glass. From Foochow to Amoy bad moderate cast- south-east winds and foggy weather. Amoy to Hoogkeng had fine weather and variable winds. On the 16th about zo of the Lammocks, passed a quantity of wreckage and later a 6shing junk floating bottom up with a dead Chinaman on it.

From

north

Mails.

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY'S ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.

1893.

Mails.

NORTHERN PACIFIC STEAMSHIP AND RAILROAD COMPANIES. PROPOSED SAILINGS FROM HONGKONG.

(VUBJECT TO ALTERATION.)

| Thursday...

1893.

·Tacoma .............. | Thursday Mogul Victoria Tacoma Mogul

THE FAST ROUTE BETWEEN CHINA, JAPAN AND EUROPE VIA CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES,

CALLING AT SHANGHAI, NAGASAKI, KOBE, YOKOHAMA AND VICTORIA, B.C.

TWIN SCREW STEAMERS, 10,000 HORSE POWER.

PROPOSED SAILINGS FROM HONGKONG.

EMPRESS OF JAPAN ....6,000 Tons.......WEDNESDAY, 4th October.- EMPRESS OF CHINA

WEDNESDAY, 1st November. EMPRESS OF INDIA

.......WEDNESDAY, 29th November.

6,000 6,000 H

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Call at VICTORIA, B.C., to Land and Embark Passengers, THE STEAMERS of this Line pass through the famous INLAND SEA of JAPAN, and The Mountain Scenery on the Canadian Paclid Rallway surpasses that of any other Trans- Continental Route.

Passengers Booked to all the principal palats in Canada and the United States, and also through to Great Bliain and the Continent of Europe, at Current Rates, with Passengers choice of Atlantic Line.

RETURN TICKETS-Time llalt for prepald Return Ticket is reckoned from date of laste

at Vancouver. SPECIAL

to date of re-ember (First-class only) are granted to Hisalonaries, Members of the Naval, Military, Diplomatic and Civil Services, and to European Officials in the service of China or The Canadian Pacific Railway is the only Trans-Continental Line extending from the Japan,

The Dining Cars and Mountain Hotels on this Route are owned by the Company and their appointments and Cuisine are unexcelled.

Sept. 18th,

October 19.b.

Thursday.............. | November 9th.

| Tuesday

December xath

| Tuesday ........... | Jan. 2nd, '94.

"HE Steamship

T

"TACOMA,"

Captain J. Hill, sailing at Noon, on THURS DAY, the a8th Septembar, will proceed to VICTORIA, H.C., and TACOMA, via SHANG- HAI, INLAND SEA, KOBE and YOKO- HAMA.

Through Bills of Lading Issued to Japan, Pacific Coast Points, and to Canadian and United States Pòlats.

Consular Invoices of Goods for United States Points should be in quadruplicate; and one copy must be sent forward by the steamer to the care of the Freight Agent, Northern Pacific Raffroad, Tacoma, Wash.

Parcels must be sent to our Office with address marked (a full by ₫ Pál, on the day previous to sailing.

For further information as to Passage or Freight, apply ta

DODWELL, CARLILL & Co.,

Agents. Hongkong, 29th August, 1893,

Hotels.

PEAK HOTEL. OPEN ALL THE YEAR ROUND.

and Swatow 16th, General-D. Lapraik Albert, and Presto. In Amoy the steamships Pacific to the Atlantic Seaboard, and running its own Sleeping Coaches through without change, HIS commodious and well appointed

DITTERN, Bilish barquentiae, 393, J. Strensch,

17th Sept., Albany, W.A., 29th Jaly, Su dalwood.Order.. NURNBERG, German steamer, 3,307, H. Walter, 17th Sept.,-Yokohama 9th Sept., Kobe ath, and Nagasaki 13th, Malls and General. -Melchers & Co,

GIRA. German steamer, 5.119, W. von Schuck- mann, 17th Sept. Shanghai 14th Sept., Mails and General-Melchers & Co. GARLIC, British steamer, 4,200, Pearne, 17th Sept.,San Francisco 26th August, and Yokohama 12th Sept., Mails and General. -0. &0. S. S. Ca. NAMOA, Bitish steamer, 863, H. A. Harris, 17th Sept.,-Foochow 15th Sept., and Amay 16th, General-D. Lapralke & Co. LV-IX-MOON, German steamer, 1,238, G. Heuer-

maun, 17th Sept,,-Canton 17th Sept, General-Stenissen & Co.

GULF OF SIAM, British steamer, 2,221, J. San- derson, 18th Sept.-New York 31st July, Oll and General-Order.

CAPE COLONNA, British steamet, 1,764, H. J. Aision, 18th Sept.,-Canton 18th Sept., General-Jardine, Matheson & Co. ZAFIRO, Eritish steamer, 675, A. W. R. Cobban, 18th Sept, Manila 15th Sept., General.- Showan & Co.

KWEIVING,

NG, British steamer, 1063, A. W. Daterbridge, 18th Sept.,-Tientsia, via Chefoo Tath Sept., and Swatow 17th, General Batterfield & Swire. HAIPHONG, French steamer, 874, H. Galetti, 18th Sept., Haiphong 16th Sept., General. -Mesangeries Maritimes.

ALWINE, German steamer, 400, C. Fetersen,

18th Sept.,Pakbol 15th Sept., and Holhow. 17th, General--Wieler & Co. TRIUMPH, German steamer, 674, J. Petersen, 18th Sept.-Pakhol 14th Sept, and Holbow 17th, General Ed. Schellbass & Co. CLEARANCES AT THE HARBOUR OFFICE, Frogner. Norwegian steamer, for Kobe. Hoge Maru. Japanese steamer, lor Amoy. Charon Wattana, Siamese bark, for Bangkok. Asagao, Japanese steamer, for Mojl Continental, Dutch steamer, for Saigon. Airlis, British steamer, for Sydney.

DEPARTURES.

September 16, Charters Tower, British steamer,

for Kutchinotza,

September 16, 7alylck, German steamer, for

Salgon.

September 17, Fror, Danish str., for Hollow. September 17, Fokien, British str., for Swatow. September 17. Eimeraids, British steamer, for

Amoy, &c.

September 18, Hlogo_Marw, Japanese siz., for

Amoy and Yokohama. September 18, Cromarty, British str., for Saigon. September 1B, Frogner, Norwegian steamer, for September 18, Gera, German str., for Singapore

Kobe.

and B emen.

September 18, Airlis, Bylligă sit, for Sydney. September 18, Wasang, British str., for Saigon. September 18, Continental, Dutch teamer, for

Saigon.

September 18, Fushun. Chinesett.. for Canton, September 18, Keiyang, Brlish steamer, for

Canton,

PASSENGERS—ARRIVED.

Per Nurnberg, from Yokohama for Hongkong. Miss Nyasaki, Mr. Aug. Kiletich, and a Chinese For Europe.-Mr. and Mrs. Blathgen, Mr. and Mrs. Hagen, and Mr. Barclay Douglas. Per Gera, from Shanghai-Colonel Baton Ton Korff, Capt. Buesgen, Messrs. H. Morf, Haack, O. Gibello, L. Stangen, H. Helm, Cowell, Chaills, and 3 Chireno,

Per Gaelic hom San Francisco, Mr. M. Russell, Lieut. Carey, R.N., Mr. K. Imasald,

-273 Chizers,

Per Hatloong from Tamsul, &c.-Mr. and

VISITORS And residentS AT Min. Kee Teck Tre, Mrs. Kee Teck Kong, M

THE PEAR HOTEL.

Mr. Adamson.

Mr. A. Comming,

Ms. F. Deacon.

Mr. F. East.

Mr. E. Faber.

Mr. S. Fareyib. Mr. Thos. Howard. Capt, and Mr. Runt, Mr. Andrew Johnston, Mr. V. Kolod.

Me. W. H. R. Loxley.

Row, I

and Mrs. Mackay.

Mr. MacLean.

Mr. Medhunt.

Mr. W. Ramasy. Mr. H. W. Robertson. Mr. A. E. Skerls. Mr. Sparrow. Mr. Geo. L. Tomlin. Mr. E. Tomlin.

MAILS EXPECTED.

THE TRINCH MAIL. The Menageries. Maritimes Co's steimer Saghalien with the outward French mail, left Balgon on the 14th instant al p.m., and may be expected here on the acth,

THE AMERICAN MAILS The F. M., S. 5. Cas ■ steamer City of Peking, with mail &c. from San Francisco, leaves Yokohama on the 20th aeant, and may ba exp cted here on the atth.

Kee

Teck Que, and 76 Chinese,

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Per Asagas, from Mcj;, &c—16 Chinese and.| 8 Japanese.

Per Taichiew, from Bangkok-8 Chinese, Par Tantalus, from Shanghai, &-60 Chinese.

Per Hongkong, from Haiphong,--Mr. B. Armalum,

Fer Fuchun, from Shanghai-Messrs. Pelte, Noronha, Gleault, and go Chiness.

Per Gulf of Stam, from New York-MD - McDougall

Per Rusiyang, from Tientsin, &-17

Chinese.

„Per Namos, from Foochow, &c.—Mrs. Harris, and 6 Chinese

Per Zafiro, from Manila.-Miss M. Trinnded and servant, Mears, Carneiro, Girault, and so Chinese.

Per Harthome from Haiphong Mark de St. Mathurin, Baudent, and 31 Chinese.

Per Triumph, from Pashol, &c.—34 Chinese:

DEPARTED.

Per Emeralds, for Manile.-Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Ella, Mrs. V. Salvadora and servant;

The F. M. SS Cour steamer China. "I1⁄2 | Mesun, Higginbotham, T. Parlatmal, Ricardo

The British steamship Namoa reports that she left Foochow do the 15th instant si z p.m. Experienced moderate to light east-south-east winds and fine clear weather with smooth sex. Left Amoy on the 16th at 1 Date was light variable winds and fine clear weather with smooth sex to part. On Sunday, at a p.m. passed the steamship Folien bound north. In Foochow the steamships Kowshing, Port Thales, Cass, Cheangchew, Velor, and the sailing ships William Law and Clan Grant,

The British steamship Haflong reports that she left Tamsul on the 13th instant, Amoy on the 15th, and Swalow on the 16th. From Tam- sul to Ockreu had light south-west winds and cloudy weather; thence to Amoy had light north-west winds and cloudy weather with occa. stonal showers. From Amoy to Swatow had light variable winds and fine weather, From Swalow to port had calm and fine clear weather. In Tamsul the steamships Cass and Cito. Ia Amoy the steamships Cheungchew, Namyong, Sungkiang, and Valor. In Swatow the steam ships Catyun, Yungching, Stam, and Tai- cheong. At 5 p.m. on the 16th passed junk, bottom upwards, of Hainan Head,

Post Office,

A MAIL WILL CLOSI— For Swatow and Bangkok-Pes Para Chom Kias to-morrow, the 19th instant, at 9.30 A.M.

For Singapore-Per Borneo to-morrow, the 19th instant, at 11.30 A.31.

For Haiphong--Per Haiphong (c-morrow, the 19th instant, at 11.30 AM.

SHIPPING IN BONGEONO

STEAME

The Steamers on the Pacific and all Day, Sleeping, and Dining Cars are comfortably heated by Steam during the Winter Season.

For further information as to Passage and Freight, apply to

Hongkong, 6th September, 1893.

OCCIDENTAL & ORIEN. TAL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

TAKING CARGO AND PASSENGERS TO JAPAN, THE UNITED STATES, MEXICO, CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA, AND

EUROPE

VIA

THE OVERLAND RAILWAYS, AND ATLANTIC AND OTHER CONNECTING

STEAMERS.

VIA INLAND SEA OF JAPAN AND HONOLULU,

PROPOSED SAILINGS FROM HONGKONG, -'

ARDGAY, British steamer, 1,001, James Thou, Gaelic (via Nagasaki, Thursday, 28th Sept.,

13th Sept.-Java 3rd September, Sugar Jardine, Matheson & Co. AVOCHIE, British steamer, 1,056, T. Rowin, 16th

Sept.,Salgea rath Sept., Rice-Meichen

& Co.

BORNEO, Dutch steamer, 1,490, J. S. Theunissen,

12th SeptBangkok gth Sept, Rice and Wood.-Lauts, Wegener & Co.

at 1 P.M.

Kobe, Inland Sea and Yokohama).............]

Nacas Thursday, 26th Och, Kobe, Inland Sea and Yokohama)...ramson_) Oceante (via Nagasaki,”) Kobe, Inland Sex Yokohama & Hono-

THE Steamship

et I P.M.

Tuesday, 14th Nov.,

"GAELIC "

at 1 P.M.

CATHERINE APCAR. British steamer, 1,733, 】- G. Olifent, 14th Sept.,-Calcutta 26th Aug,, Penang 4th Sept., and Singapore 8th, Oplam and General D. Sassoon, Soos & Co. CITY OF NEW YORK, American steamer, 3,500, F. H. Johnson, 13th Sept,-San Franciaco 19th August, and Yokohama 7th Sept.,will be despatched for SAN FRANCISCO, via Mails and General-P. M. S. S. Co. FIDILIO, German steamer, 851, Nissen, 7th NAGASAKI, KOBE, INLAND SEA and Sept.-ollo 3rd Sept., Sugar.-Melchers YOKOHAMA, on THURSDAY, the 28th Sept., & Co.

at IP.M. Connection being made at Yokohama with Steamers from Shanghai,

FU-PING, Chinese steamer, 530, J. Watts, 15th Sept, Canton 15th September, General- C. M. & E. Co. GLUCKSBURG, German steamer, 918,P. Thomsen,

5th Sept., Bangkok 28th Aug., Goueral Melchera & Co.

HUPZH, British steamer. 1,846, T. Quail, 16th Sept., Samarang gth Sept, Sagar-Butter- feld & Swire. INDEPENDENT,

German mermer, 1,003, Schäfer, 11th July, Marlimen 15th June, General -Wieler & Co.

KONG BENO, Billah steamer, 85a, J. Jackson, 1gth Sept., Bangkok 6h Sep., Teakword and Rice-Yuen Fat Hong. MATHILDE, German steamer, boo, P. Mook, 15th Sept-Kobe 81 Sept, General and Coals. -Slemssen & Co. PEKIN, British steamer, 118, Raymond, 15th

Bept.,-Amoy aath September, General Chiness.

Steamers of this flue pass through the IN- LAND SEA OF JAPAN, and call at Honolulu, and passengers are allowed to break their ourney at any polní en route,

Through Paisage Tickets granted to England, France and Germany by all trans-Atlantic lines of Steamers, and to the principal cities of the United States or Canada. Rates, and part. culars of the various Routes may be obtained upon application.

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D. E. BROWN,

General Agent.

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U. S. MAIL LINE.

PACIFIC MAIL STEAM- SHIP COMPANY.

VIA INLAND SEA OF JAPAN AND

HONOLULU,

PROPOSED Sailing from HONGKONG. City of New York (vla")

Amoy, Nagasaki, Thursday, 31st Sept., Kobe, Inland Sea & Yokohama)......

City of Peking (via)

at 1 P..

Nagasaki, Kobe, In- Thursday, 5th Oct,

. I P.M. land Sea and Yoko-

baina) işına...) China (via Nagasaki,"

Kobe, Inland Sea, Tuesday, 17th Oct., Yokohama & Hono at 1 P.M.

lalu) ...............unum,

HE U. 5. Mall Steamship

THE

"CITY OF NEW YORK*

will be despatched for SAN FRANCISCO, vis AMOY, NAGASAKI, KOBE, INLAND SEA and YOKOHAMA, on THURSDAY, dhe 21st Sept., at 17.M., taking Passengers and Freight for Japan, the United States, and Europe.

Steamers of this line pass through the IN. LAND SEA OF JAPAN, and call at Honolulu, and passengers are allowed to break their journey at any point en route,

Through Passage Tickets granted to England, France, and Germany by all trans-Atlantic lines of Steiners, and to the principal cities of the Rates may be United States or Canada. obtained on application.

First Class Passengers have full choice of any of the Overland: Routes, including CENTRAL PACIFIC, SOUTHERN PACIFIC, UNION PACIFIC, NORTHERN FACIFIC, AND DENVER AND RIO GRANDE RAILWAYS, They can also travel over the CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY, on payment of $10 in addition to the regular tariff rate.

Particulars of the various routes can be had on application.

Special rates (First-class only) are granted to Missionaries, members of the Naval, Military, Diplomatic and Civil Services, to European Special rates (first class 'only) are granted-to Officials in service of China and Japan, and to Missionaries, members of the Naval, Militáry, Diplomatic, and Civil Service, to European Government officials and their families,

Passengers who have pată full fare, re-embark Officers in service of China and Japan, and to PHRA CHOM KLAG, British steamer, 1,012, Jing at San Francisco for China or Japan (or vice Government officials and their families,

Fowler, 13th Sept.,-Bangkok 4th Sept

Rob-3-chang 7th, Rice and General Pray within one year, will be allowed a dia portation to Tokokame and viler: Japan Ports count of 10 per cent.. This allowance does not to San Francisco, to Atlandia and Inland Cider apply to through fares for China and Japan of the United States, if Overland Rallways, to to Buropa.

Trinidad, and Deterans, and to ports Central and South America, by the

-Yuan Fat Heng."

POLLUK, German steamer, 898, J. Gefkes, 13th Sept.—Bangkok "6th Sept., Rice,-- Malchers & Co. PROFONTIS, British steater, 1,387, W. H. Farrand, 14th March,-Salgon 9th March,

Rice and Paddy-Arshold, Karberg & Co. TAI-YUAN, British steamer, (2,169, 'K.. Nelson, RNR 11th Sept.,Sydoay-17th August, Coals and General Butterfield & Swire. WINDSOR, British steamer, 1,795, 1. Raeburn, 4th Sept,Bateum 18th August, Kerosene "OULE. D. Sassoón & Co.

BAILING VERTELS.

ADOLPH, German bark, 167, Z. Westergaard, 21st Aug.,Hamburg 22nd April, General.

Slemmen & Co. ABSYRIA, British bank, 1,148, H.-W. Dunip, 5th Joly-Singapore 17th June, Timber- Master. CENTENNIAL, American skip. 1,223, B. J. Colcord, 6th Sept-Singapore ázrð August, Timber, Order. CREITKOOR, British ship, 1,443, W. B. Kennedy, 28th August, Shanghai 19th Aug., Ballast.

Siemisen & Co.

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EMILIE, • German 'bark 948, H. Schott, 21st July,

*Halphòng gh July, Ballant-Captain. EMILY F. WHITNEY, American ship, 1,349, A. F. Parsons, 3rd Eept-Saigon 24th August, Paddy and Rice Flour.—Order, FREEMAN, American baric 1,118, EJA. Gerrish,

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Through Bills of Lading med foé:transi

All PARCEL PACKAGES 'should be marked ́to l'in Mewy and connecting Steamers, P

Freight will be received on board until 4.

address in full 1. and same will be received at the Company's Office until Fava vai, the day the day p

(prévious to previons to sailing.

Consalar Invoices to accompany Cargo des- dined to Points beyond San Francisco, in the | United States, should be sent to the Company's Offices, addressed to the Collector of Customs, San Francisco.

For further information as to Freight

HOTEL, situated at a height of 1,750 feet above sea-level, having been Leased by the Proprietors of the "VICTORIA HOTEL,” t Now OPEN and will be run in conjunction with their HOTEL in Queen's Road, thus enabling them to offer special inducements to Visitors and Residents.

SUMMER RATES. One person, per days .......$ 4.00 25.00 One person, per week .............................. One persen, one month.............$70 to 80.00 Married couple (occupying ona room) per

7.00 Married couple (occupying one room) per

week naar anuseier

***** 45,00 |Married couple (occupying ons room) për

month........

For full particulars apply to

PO 120,00

VICTORIA HOTEL. Hongkong, 11th April, 1803.

Toot THE WESTERN HOTEL, QUEEN'S ROAD WEST.

OLD "BEN" PRESIDES... QUIET AND COMFORTABLE HOME

FOR MEN OF THE MERCANTILE MARINE,

A

The very best LIQUORS and ACCOMMODA.

TION.

They come as Strangers but leave as Friends,

BEN. FRANKLIN TAYLOR,

Proprietor. Hongkong, 28th March, 1893.

1389

STAG HOTEL. NOTICE

the above Popular Hotel is now RE- THE Undersigned bens to announce that OPENED for BOARDERS.

The STAG HOTEL has 16 Cool and well ventilated Bed-rooms, atted with Douche and Shower Spray Baths and every convenience.

Having TWO BARS, Upper and Lower, also First-class BILLIARD ROOM, visitors will find the Accommodation all that can be desired. The Billiard Table is an excellent one, and only the best Liquors are kept. First-class Cuisine. BOARDERS by the Day, Month or Year on moderate terms...........

Application for same to be made to

L. C. AIREY, Proprietor. Hongkong, stat August, 1803-

F933 HAUENSTEIN'S HOTEL, A MOY

THIS First-class FAMILY HOTEL

altaaled on the beach at KULANGSCO and has First-class Accommodation for Visitors An EXCELLENT TABLE is kept, and

WINES, SPIRITS, and MALT LIQUORS of

the very best quality.

for Lady Viitors.

An experienced Matran will be in attendance

Terma Moderais.

R. HELLWIG, Proprietor.

f101g

Anny, rgtă September, 1803-

KAIKATEI HOTEL, KOWAKI-DANI, HAKONE, JAPÁN. Spleturesquely altosted on the Hakone hillz, EVEN hundred feet above Miyanoshita, enjoying a Cool Breese throughout the Summer months, and commanding the Finest Scenery in the district,

Excellent Accommodation for VISITORS, suites of rooms, · HOT Including private MINERAL BATHS and WATERS (highly recommended by the Medical Faculty), a First class Cufsins, good attendance, Wines and Spirits of the best quality, &c., &c.

Charges strictly moderate.

be racerou at the Parcel Packages Will

| until 3° F.M.`name day all Farcol Packages should be marked to a

| Conanlar involous to accompany. Carro des- dress in full ; vales of maize is required. fined vin Points berdad San Francisco, in the United States, should be sent to the Company's 841) Oftor in Sealed Envelopes, addressed to the Collector of Customa at San Fundado,

For further information sa to Passage and Pastags, apply to the Agency of the Company, | Thight, apply to the Agency of the Company,

No: 72, Quide Rond Centrál, No/77, Queen's Road Central

J. S. VAN BUREN, Agent. Wongkong, 6th September, 1893.

fa

SIENT IN G, SURGEON DENTIST.

No. 10, DAGUILAR STREET, TERMS VERY MODERATE, Consultation fros, Hangking, 97th September, 1891.

DENTISTRY.

ith Acgost,Shanghai, reth Angurt, Bala 'Inst---ßhewan & Co. GEORGE SEXYVon, American bark, 1,878, E. 5.

Murphy, 6th August-New York 12th M April, Kerosene Ol Capiata. JOHN R. KELLxy, American ablp, 2,355, 0. E

mails, &c., left San Francico for this port, guida y Goudt wird s children, Jose Selone, KADEH York gth May,

Hopelula and Yokohama, on the 18th instant..

THE CANADIAN MAIL.

The Canadian Pacific Railway Co's steamer

Jose Gomes, and V."Artista, REPORTS

The Chinese steamship Fushun reports that Embrice of Joban, from Vancouver, let: Shang. she left Shanghai on the 13th fastant, Had hal on the 1615 instant at a p.m., and may ɓe | light variable winds and fine westker the entire "expected here on, the 'iglis at gʻaLIN

LICY A. NICKKla, American back, 1,330, GM, Nicholt, 3rd Aug.-New-York Dili kuachi, Kerosene QL-Melchers & Co.

SOMALI, British fetested ship, 3,332 R Mergan, 17th May pillingspors alat karch, Kabisat Order

FIRST CLASS WORKMANSHIP

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JS, VAN BUREN, Agent. Hongkong, 18th September, 1895.

NOTICE."

JEYE'S, SANITARY · COMPOUNDS. COMPANY, LIMITED,

JEVE'S WOOD PRESERVER OF ANTISEPTIC PAINT.

Y. HOSHINO, Proprietor,

FUJIYA HOTEL,

MIYANOSHITA, HAKONE. Four and a half hours from Yokohama, FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION. NATURAL HOT, SPRINGS.

THE ELECTRIC LIGHT IN ALL THE BUILDINGS. TWO NEW ENGLISH, BILLIARD TABLES, EXCELLENT CUISINE

Spoj

8. N. YAMAGUCHL

Proprietor TAKARADZUKA HOTEL..

Qas

HOUR AND A HALF FROM KOBE,

via NISHINOMIYA. "HE 'Undersigned have this day boen | EXCELLENT CUISINE AND CELLÁR. Appletes SOLE AGENTS for the sale SCENERY AND COOL NIGHTS RW.ONG TAL-FONG, of them PERFECT DISINFECTANTE, and

THE IRON MINERAL BATHS 204 GN.Gare prepared to supply quantities to sulfT WATERS are highly recommended by

AND

MODERATE FEEŠ,

Surgeon Dentist, wi

(Formerly articled Apprentice, and lafter purchasers, at Wholesale Prices, Exten Spacial the Medical Faculty for Gout, RheumaraED,

assistant to Dr. ROGERS),

·HAS REMOVED

THE BANK BUILDINGS, QUEEN'S ROAD (Opposite Hongkong Hotel),"

CONSULTATION FREE, Hongkong, syth July, 189

| terms for Shipping' and large Orders. T

Sir ROBERT RAWLINKIN, CB, CE. Chief Sanitary Esgluerr, Local Government. Bound, London, says

It is the best Dieffisciant în usä."

W. G. HUMPHREYS & Co,

2. Bank Buldiaga.

Hongkong, toth June, 1888,

Chlorods, Ecsems and other allecitons, For terms and particulars, apply to

MAHUGHES, 4101

› Manageren. 14.

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