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She shock bei keid. "Oh, no. Bast all. Worse than that. It way something revocable, fireme lable." -

Her li quiverest and moisture gathered upon her eye last c

Tell me all "he softly losisted. “How did you lose control over the poor man 20

It seemed to rend her soul to tell, *M-married him,"

She was sobbing oatright. The 5-cretary ndit essed words al "cheer in har, but was con. strained to admit that the situation afforded small ground for hope.—Man of the World,

THE SPECTRE Q.C.

It was very hot, and the diary, stuffy court- rooms forked even dingler and stuffier than usual. It was a divorce-lting, and the Const was insaffrably crowded as it always in in

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1893.

poses of my case. I pr pose, your Honor," rald | the Spectre, “to take a preliminary of jeclor, In | supert of which 1 w 1 cito a case that is no doubt lamblie to your Honor. It is the first reported divorces ca s I allude to the well- known case of Po iphar v, Polipher : lowph co- | respondent." Here he turned to noble-lockig, olive-skinned mar, et d'in wing so.cs, and evidently an Egyp lan lawyer; "Where in that sun-dried report of yours?

A book was handed to hi

The case is reported, your Honor, In 9 Ramesse and Ormuz, piga 264. My lessred friend here, who was lire at the itme "— indicating the Egyptian, who bowed profoundly -"was counsel is the case and perfectly remembers the circa: six pes,”

The Judge looked hopelessly at him. "Where did you say the case was reported ?

Giled in a long pro esilon to the door. Here the Spectre hofted for a moment and, addressing thẹ Judgs said, "Wel, I had hoped to see more of Me. Svarp, but all in good time, and when your Honor and I next meet I can finish my argument. Till then au revoir We must relard to our tills Bow."

And the shadowy crowd melted away, leaving an odour of sulphur that resfamed the Court for months.—Sydney Bulitila.

"THE ARIZONA KICKER."

less than six differest editors of the Horse Talk' During the past year The Kicker has had no department. As neay as we ran semember, one was inched ever in Clinch Valley, one was shot by Colonel Taylor foar jeferring to his thorough. 'sit' without notice and travelled father west to bred as a "burro," and the other four threw up the

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AMERICAN NAVAL, AFFAIRS.

AN EXTRAORDINARY ORDER.

Some weeks ago, when the U.S.S. Atlanta was withdrawn from commission, it was dia covered that some of the valves or doors between water-light compartments bad become so rusted that they would not close, thereby destroying the utility of these compartments. This was, of course, ladefensible and Involved neglect on the: part of some of the officers of the ship), so, to prevent a récurrence of such a condition of

must be given in full in order that it may be things. Mr. Herbert, Secretary of the Navy, formulated a Navy regulation circular, which appreciated.

Intimations.

THE

HONGKONG HOTEL.

"TELEGRAPHIC ADDRESS, "Kremlin ”—A, B. C. Code.—TELEPİ¡ONE, No. 3

PROPRIETORS.........................THE HONGKONG HOTEL COMPANY, LIMITED.

"THE HONGKONG HOTEL-the most commodious and best appointed Hetel in the Far East, affords unequalled accommodation to travellers and others. It is situated in the centre of the town, opposite the General Post Office and the Hongkong Club, adjacent to Pedder's Wharf

Offices

divorce sitings. These were the barristern in / Court library," said the Judge. But it mishi | eat a change of climald Last week a dudlah | Mechanical, devices for the management and † (the principal landing stage of the Colony) and in close proximity to the Banks and Shipping

their wigs looking important; black-eyed, trim-. bodiced women about to face the music as respondents; here and there a handsome, good. for-nothing, shify-eyed dandy, about to "perform

corespondent; there was the Inevitable perion on the same errand, with the asual sprit kling of reposters, biefless barristers, and baldheads who always roll up to this

and when it was concluded and thé bustio made

klad

In 9 Rameses and Ormos" said the Spectre. "We haven't got that repast in the Supreme be reported in Tarleton. Does anyone know

Nebody knew. It doesn't matter," said the I have the rep it here. My Egyptian Spectre, weeds explain the wire which is some what curious. The facts of the case, no far as they are material, are that this co-respondent, Joseph, who is described as an Inselit

That was only giving tim bis Tew," inter

confitene..

shoes, and

The new regulation, dated September 9th,

together, all compriments, doable bottoms and 1893 Pays:"The executive officer and the senfor englaser officer shall inspect weekly, and

safety of the vessel, and shall make to the esptals, after each inspection, wepurate written reports of the condian of the parts of the ship and of the mechanical devices for which they are specially responsible."

Commenting on the subject the San Francisco Chronicle ways:-

This order, while all right in theory,

The HOTEL STEAM LAUNCH convoys passengers and baggage to and from all Mall Steamers, THE TABLE D'HOTE, at separato tables, is supplied with every delicacy, the cuisine being

under experienced supervision.

THE BED-ROOMS, with adjoining Bath-rooms, are lofty and well ventilated, open on in

spacious Verandaha, are lighted by gas and fitted throughout with electric communicators. The Reading, Writing and Smoking Rooms, Ladles Drawing Rooms, the new, Bar and public

BILLIARD ROOMS (Six English and American Tables) are fitted with every convenience. HYDRAULIC ASCENDING ROOMS of the latest and most approved type convcy passengers

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

of entertal ment. One case was just finishing, topted Sharp, Q.C., who was recovering his retarder to Dan Powers, the undertaker, to trim að brotutely nonsensical in practice, In a ship The WINES & SPIRITS are selected by an Expert and the BEST BRANDS only are supplied.

by the lawyers and partles engaged in it in leaving the room had subsided, the clerk called the nex: case: "iks v. Hicks T

one

young man wearing eye-glasses, patent leather a white shirt, came along and apple! for the place, and we took him on In the fl expectation of having to foot his funeral and plank down, expenses within a week. He went over to Lone Bay Just Tuesday in witness the horse race, and be hadn't cleared the town before we bad given an

of his papular. 38-dollar cofas and

Uka the Oragon, for example, which is to be It is-real-light on the subject, anyhow," asidegare, three backs for a funeral procession launched in a few weeks, a very simple compet. We conless to being powerlolly surprisedation will show that if the executive officer and the Spectre. "This Joseph, I say, was sworn to have been seen in Mrs. For iphar's room. Potiphar editor walked into the oce

And considerably chagrined when our horse the chief engineer were to start at 6 o'clock on on Menday morning to crawl through the vaĪTES, O the bristers at the table, Mr. Sharp, thereupon smed for a divorce. Joseph set up the Jay morning in the best of health. He had not doorwass, battle batches and all the rest of the plea that Mrs. Fotiphar was the guily petty.. It only escaped without a scratch, but daring his passages between the double bottoms and in the eye, and stb'y whi kera. "if your Honor was decided---I am now reading,"sold the Spectre, | sojourn st Lone Tree had spilt Major 'ackson's wings and sides of the ship, and were to crawl

Impressively, "from the judgment of P araob Chief Justice, a very abie lawyer-that eat amounted to no defence, and the co-respondent was cast in damages, and Imprisoned. Here is the

report. And be harded to als Heror & papyrus manuscript.

The Judge scanned it for a while, and then he 'Any appearance on behalf of William Free said: "This is not a law report; this is a picture bcok. There's nothing here about Pharaoh, or man, co-respondent?"

Potiphar elther; nothing but pictures." Again no answer.

The Egyptian stone, smiling 101vely. "He can explain," said the Spectre Q.C. "He knows all about it."

QC, 101-a sicut, red-liced man with a keen

pleases, I as per with my fifend Mr. Smithers

for the petitie er." Mr. Smithers being ladicated to the crur, bowed familiarly-a rising junior a pijcung chin and a high forehead. "Any appexiznes for the respondent 7" en- quired the cleak.

with

No one answered,

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"Any appearance on behalf of Warburton Dudley,

"That co-re-pondent is dead, if your Honor pleases," said Mr. Sharp, Q.C

"Well, to begin with," said the judge. "Here

eax with a ballet, bloed Jim Williams to

standstill, and stood off a gang of sixteen cow bays who objected to bis deci ton in one of the races. We at once jumped bis salary to seren dollars per week, and the first time he has to drop a man in self-defence we shall make it eight d liars. We feel it our duty to warn the public to look out for him. He haita from Boston,

and ite oldest pioneer in the town would take him bis speech, looks as harmless as a rabbit, and for a tenderfoot of the greenest type. He drawls most anyone would figure that he could be scared out of his shoes with one whoop. He is

moves like a flash of lightning, and is dangerous man to fool with.

complete their labors by Saturday right. This, and burrow eight hours a day, they could not of case, excludes any examination of the mechanical devices with which all our new

val vessels are equipped.

leccar to saval men, though it probably did There is another phase of this order which not to Secretary Herbert. The executive officers

and even If they might be willing to spend their and the chief engineers of our new ships of war are, as a rule, men of go years of age and upward, me in trawling and creeping through gates and valves and doors below the level of the water

Even so, replied.the judge, "he must be la a picture of a female, in profile, holding the decepilve, however. He shoots with bath hands, their physical condition would forbid it. The

called, I very co-respondent," wheiker dead or alive, must be cal ed. Have you an order to dispense with service on him?

But, before Sharp, C., could reply, a strange thing took place. Though the court-door re- mained closed, a procession of 'barristers advanced to the lawyers' table. At least, they looked like barristers and worn wigs, but there was a shadowy, onreal look about idem; they were clearly not of the earth. More and more they poured in, and though there were certainly thousands of them, the court did not seem crowded. They appeared to occupy no room, although each man was clear and distinct to the vision of all present. Toed, 100, amang them were men of all cilmes and all nations maye, and of all periods. There was an old grey-bearded man clad in long, sweeping, Oriental robes that spoke of the earliest times of history. There wer- black men, yellow men, Egyptans, Turks, Rússlane, Indians. WE them came a wiglers fraternity, attorneys and their clerk. A the tail of this singular proces gion was a modern dardy, smirking, and looking Buseredlovely round the curt..

- "Gor₫ God | ' •×jú Sharp, Q.C., in an under- tone that's Warburton Dudley

The leader of this spectral band advanced to the table, ard, bowing to the judge, remarked, "If your Hanor pleases, I appear with my learned friends" (ind here the whole ghouly the court for the deceased

STEW bowed

co-respa: dent, Warburton Dudley," whereupon the individual thus indicated bowed to the court, The Judge was thunderstruck. "It has been suggested to the cours that Warburton Dedley is dead, he gaped,

So he is dead,replied the|Spectre Q.C., with a crafient air "Is fart we're all dead. But as Warburton Dudley, though dead, is cited to appear, we put the case in the hands of such of the profession as are Down Below" (here he printed to the ground), "and we have under- taken ble defence, It created some considerable Interest Down There,"

But do I understand," said the judge, "that you and all these Oriental and other gentlemen have come back from the-the-Lawyers' Here

Are there so many of after to defend this earr 2 you Down Ther?" and he shuddered lightly.

Many 1 replied the phantom. "Why, all the lawyers go there We've got attorneys and special plauder, and Q Ci's —yer, and Judges, top-luts of im."

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His Honor turned visibly pale.

'As i was about to explain to your Honar, this case caused much talk Below. How many counsel had we at that consultation he asked of a grisly phantom of an attorney who was busily sostlig cut a cumber of odd-locking

bols.

How hould I know?" snapplahly responded the attorney. Millons, I should say. And they all grumbled because the case wasn't worked up properly, and the fees weren't high enough. They always do."

"Yes, your Honey,” continued the QC,, there must have been millions, not copating attorneys and.tbelt clerks. Besides, we have the advant ge of baving pretty well all the law yers that have ever lived, so our information as to crich goes a long way back. And I hops to be able to convince your Honor, notelibatanding of my tearned friends on the other

the ability to bowed to Sharp, Q. C., who nervously re urned the compliment) that our client should be exonerated from further appear- ance in the salt "............

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end of the garment of a figure running away."

that," sald the Egyptian, is the statement

of the matter at issue between the parties. That symbolises the allegation of the petitioner, Mr. Poriobar,

and the explanation given by Joseph." "I see," said the Judge and now what's this! The next thing is a picture of a crocodile. 1 suppore if the last was the allegation this in the allegato."

The court, as in duty bound, was convoised with laughter.

The Egyptian, with a weird ureanbly smile upon bis grave face, replied: "No, your Honor, that figure symbolises the opinion the cout formed of Joseph ; that is the samming up, as it

weic."

"Oh," said the Judge, “It must be a very bandy way of reporting when you can put all the samming un tato one figure."

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"Now, after the summing up," continued the Jodge, "there is a picture of a big pile of money and 's small pile of meney. What does that mean?"

**The small tile,” said the Egyptian, "is the damages that Joseph was decreed to pay Pot phar,”

"And what is the big pile 2" wald the judge. "That is the amount of coafs he had to pay," tald the Egyptian.

"And what's thir-a flit-headed man with one eye scruffing along a man who is boldlog up both arms in front of him "

couldn't pay the costs," was the ready response. Joseph being taken to gol because he "And this a crow sitting on a man and digging his liver out,"

That is Putiphar's attorney, making blm Your bankrupt because he didn't pay his costa Honor will find that pearly all the cases end with

that symbol »

"Very interesting," wil the Judge, "I must advocate some such system here. It would save a lot of time, 'But I don't see how this case, even if I admitted its authenticity, helps your client in any way."

Hera an Interruption ecraried. It has been mentioned that it was a very hot day; but after the spectres came in it had grown thousand limes hotter. The heat was fearful. At last a smothered voice was heard in the crowd of spectre counsel et "It's dd cold. Can't we bave the window shut ?"

“Cold?" sald Staip. QC., who was meariv, melting. Cold! It must be pretty hot where

you came from,"

"Ho!" said the counsel, "I guens it is ; 1 myself have a particularly hot correr, because in life I was renowned for taking fees for mark I never did,

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ODDS AND ENDS.

(COMPILED FROM VARIOUS SOURCES.) There is a Ways and Means committee in every home, and it alwavy wears the breeches,

"I might be better off," buzzed the dy as he tried to break away from the fly paper.

"There, that's one. He that will stick." said the druggiu's clerk to himself as he fastened the legend, "This never fails to cure," on the back of a parcu plaster.

"Whenever 1 welte to x married woman I date the letter 1st April, and then the busbard can, easily he per uaded that some one is making an April fool of him!"

A houder his good reason for suspecting his landlady of hypocrisy when the advices him to ent sparing) - if he wishes to be healthy,

Sometimes a boy loves his mother as much his sister loves her, but he keeps away, kind of cool like, so she won't smell the tobacco on

his clothes,

May-Rob has an awful temper. He's bould mad at me pow,

"What about?"

"Just because I told him about my being eng ged to two other men."

**Its funny shout bridal pairs. They're not like other pears at all.”

"Why not?"

"They're softest when they're green."

There are seasons for believing person aever feels smaller than when covered by an Edhor's horse-ship.

What do'nautical reople'mean by "tacking?" sald ore girl to surther,

"Don't you know that ?”

orex cly."

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Navy Department brano right to demand this kind of labor from men who have grown gray ló the service, and who, while thoroughly com retent to their respective positions, are not suited for rat hants in the double bottoms of oss modern ships of war.

If Secretary Herbert is inclined to stand by his order it would be well, possibly, for the President to instruct him to accompany seme execu've officer and chief engineer on one of these exploring expeditions. We venture to say that the result would be a modification of tbfs extraordinary order jatt as soon as the Secretary could resume his officisi position and command the services of his strnographer and typewriter."

DEAFNESS COMPLETELY CURED! Any person suffering from Dealaces Noises to the Head; &c., may learn of a new, simple treatment, which is proving very successful in completely curing cases of all kinds, Full particolars. lactodleg many unsolicited testimonimia arð newspaper press notices, will be seat post free on application. The system is without doubt, the most successful ever brought before the publle, Address, Aural Specialist, Albany Bulidings, 39. Victoria Street, Westminster, London, S.W.

To-day's Advertisemen's.

ST. ANDREW'S

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CHAPTER,

HONGKONG, No. 118, S.C.

REGULAR CONVOCATION of the FREEMA SONS' HALL, Zetland Street, THIS EVENING, "Why, tacking-er-tacking is railing on the the 24th instant, at 6.30 for 9 o'clock precisely. blas."

Vialding Companions are cordially invited.

Hongkong, 24th November, 1893 [tzch

Gishetrotter-Officer, there's some one being muded in that building! Don't you hear the shrek; }

Policeman-Calm yourself, my friend; that is only the board of lady managers of the Hong- kong B.nevolent Scelety holding their weekly meeting.

Are

Clure-Why

you to bitter against Reginald; just because he proposed and you reloved hini ?,

Mud-The wretch He said he would newer ask me again.

Sharp, QC., old Fathing, but turned għamilymarder. pale, notwithstanding the beat. He had occa-- sionally taken fees for work be never did.

The court reamed. "How does this case help you p

"I propose to show," said the Spectre QC

"that that case was afterwarde overrüled and the co-respordent, Joseph, liberated en a polot re served at the trfal. Your Honour will find all the circumstances folly gave lato ju’the report in this book. You will see several pictures there, such as a man being put into a hole is the ground. Joseph was on one occasion pat by his relatives in the pif.!

ZETLAND

LODGE,

No. 525

REGULAR MEETING of the above

A LODGE will be held in the FREEMASONS HALL, Zetland Street, on FRIDAY, the t December, at 8.30 for p.m. precisely. Vilting

Brethren are cordially invited.

Hongkong. 4th November, 1893

Boggs--You might tak until doomsday and you couldn't convince me that dueling fan't

|Biggs=All right. I'll take you" down to Hai- phong with me and let you see some of it.

Mamie-I believe la woman's rights? have a vote!

Gerile Then you think every woman should Mamie-No ; but I think every woman should | per have a vǝter,

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Margaret A gul is awfully foolish to marry her brother's chum !

Sue-Why?

Margaret Wby, great heavens i can't you see what a disadvantage she justifit ever comes "That was because they did not want him into a quarrel ?

She-folly transmigration of

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· Entimations.

AN APPEAL

the family circle," said the judge. The crowd she folly bellewe in the transit the T CONVENT, CADE ROAD, begs mont again laughed.

THE SUPERIORESS of the ITALIAN

respectfully to APPEAL to the Residents of Aw-yasa-might--ask what you Porth mer

patremigo and support, and desires to state that she will be pleased to receive orders for all kinds of NEEDLE WORK

A USEFUL LIFT.

"Well," con'inued the spectre, "after many | Dirvana." viclttitudes he got into groɛ, where he found Pharaoh's chief baker, who had been put there do with it !” for making heavy bread and the baker dreami thai the grows came and wis the bread."

Men have a thousand different ways of letting "What ravon Jupaties they most have been!" | a woman imagine that they are harboring a said Mr. Smubers.

Lender sentiment toward her without saying a word. It is seldom, though, that she yields antil the sultor has uttered certain magic words. A Frenchman are written has learned how the words "love" 30 different languages, with tha following results;

"And allowed his cesis," interjected the phap tom attorney, and

allowed his costs," went on the Spectre Q C.1" and I will cite assen in appport of that

it contention. 1argued the same polni in A case in the court Helow. Your Honor may not They had no caws to cow afterwards," sald know, but when we get a new batch of criminals the Spectre "Your Honor will see the whole down, all the lawyers get together, and a good | purpent of the case from that report," fie in unked and we try them over again.

up,

#Ha! yes," said the Judge! "I see that it Nhi Fryus sittings it is called," Here the ends up with the pura) simile, the crow and his crowd laughed a hollow, spectral laugh, "How victim." ever, eternity bs pancing away, and we had better get to business. As already intimated, we appear for the co-respondent.”

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"Yes," said the spectre, and the decision I have clied has been followed in two very impor tant later cases. I allude to “Uriah v. Uriah, "I rire,” said Sharp, QC, who had at length | David co-respondent, reposted in 9 Abednego j collected his faculides, “I rise to object to these | and the case of Solomon v. Svlomon and others, gentlemen appearing on the short ground that where there wern upwards of a thousand they are dead."

contespondents, and I hope to convince the "How do you meat that objection, Mr. | Court." Spectro P." cald the judge,

Here the QC. faltered. It had been noticed *"Very easily, please your Honor,” replied the | that bis yojpë had been growing, visibly weaker Specire. "Giant we are dead ; then we kie ka ka went on,

spirits➡ghosts, if you ilke. And what is n #It's fearfully cold, wong Honor," he muttered, ghost for except to appear?. Ghosis always | “Would your Honer mind allowing na to have s appour, they never exist. Therefore we can fire??

appear for this co-respondent. We don't make to exist for him.#

"If you with it, "replied the Judge.

A fire was accordingly made and the Q.C., This was enzozwerabin, and the case was to the honor of the Court, want over and began by calling Mɛs. Hicks. That lady, who deliberately sat in it. The rest of the ] stling, was alleged to have been unfaithful to her has-- unzuly spectro crew surged over towards it and band, was proceeding to the box when she suds began to pull out the caule and fling them at denly gave a scream, fainted, and was carried on another, Sharp, Q.C., and Mr. Smithers Tón, in strong ConvuÏNIONES"

Vid The K250 in tezrón, Serlög this"the"

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“I seed him a winktoi at her,” said a boy in Spe.tre said that he would not occupy the court, Indierilog the ghostly co-respondent, Mr. time of the Cart further, but would at once Warburton Dudley, '"...

Gogh fash that Warburton Dudley be discharged from

**I admit,” said the spectre counsel, #Lust I | the salt and allowed His costs. As no one WAS de apt to diacompose any woman to have a dead | there to oppose, the Judge a d ro option but to alleged laver come back and wink at her, but make the order. And the gentlemen of the iwer evidence will mai be necessary for the pace, lang saba-client, supinaysi Zarysian, and all

In English i love.. In French-J'aime,

In German-Ich liebe,

In Dutch-Ik Heb día,

In

In

elsker.

In Norwegian-Jeg elsker.

In Latis-Amo.

In Italian-Amo.

In Spanish-Amo,

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› Portugese—Amo.

la Ruslan Lioubijou.

In Polish-Kocham.

PIs Hungarian-Varak,

ID Greek-Aghapo

In Tarklah-Sereyroam.

In Armenian-Goalrem,

In Roumanian-En fibrah,

In Biscayan-Maktatzendet, In Hindoostance-Maiz bolte, In Persian Daustdarem. In Arabic

Is Combodic-Ehubom selam

Io Malay-8abya suka, mental In Annamish Tat Thy'o'ng, In Chinese-Duo hikouring):

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Is Japanese-Watekusi wa suki maza.

In Beton--Karan.--.

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Beware of sparious fisitad

They come sa Sizangers.bot leave as Friends,

BEN. FRANKLIN TAYLOR,

Proprietor. Hongkong, 28th March, 1893,

PEAK HOTEL.

1389

OPEN ALL THE YEAR ROUND. THIS commodious and well appointed

of above sea-level, having been Leased by the Proprietors of the "VICTORIA HOTEL," L NOW OPEN and will be run in confunction with their HOTEL in Queen's Road, thus enabling them to offer spectă, inducements to Visitors and Residents,

SPECIAL WINTER RATES FROM NOVEMBER 1ST, 1893, TO MARCH 3, One pereva, des day

1894.

€

One person, per week sumum One person, one month

Married couple (occupying one room) per

R. TUCKER

Manager.

frox

THE CHINA AND JAPAN TELEPHONE COMPANY, LIMITED.

LIST of Subscribers to the HONGKONG

TELEPHONE EXCHANGE.

10.Aberdeen Paper Mills Office, Wing Lok St. roa.-Aberdeen-Paper Mills.

25.-Aberdeen Dock.

a6-Alice Memorial Hospital.

40-Anderson, Capt. G.-C., Praya Central,

14,

Do.

&-Amhold, Karberg & Co.

13-Bay View Hotel,

East Polot.

65-Blackhead, F., Redence.

66.Blackhead & Co, Praya Central.

83-Bell, Dr. J, Residence, Prava Central 18.-Butterfeld & Swire, Shipping Office.

36.- зба- 3--

Do.

Do,

Refinery Office. Refinery.Quarry Bay Do. Peak Residence

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

3-Cantlie, Dr. J., Mount Kellet. 15-Central Police Station, 21" China Mall" Office.

71 --China Sugar Refinery, Town Office

Do.

Refinery Office, 75-Compradore, Lauts. Werrner & Co. 55-Cowie, Dr. Alex, Queen's Gardens, 6-David S. J. & Co., Queen's Road,

Residence,

73.

Do.

12." Daily Press Office. 17-Douglas Lapraik & Co.

41.-Dodwell, Carlill & Co.

41.-E. E. A. and China Telegraph Co., Ld, 47-Gas Company, Ld., West Point.' 43.- Do.

East Point, 31.-Gibb, Livingston & Co. 44-Government House, 80.-Goverment Civil Hospital 14-Great Northern Telegraph Co.

3-God wn Co., Kowloon,

Hongkong Telegraph" Office. Dr. Conilie,

2- Dr. Cowlc,

Dr. Steadman,

Queen's Road.

9-Hongkong and Shanghai Bank. 11-Hongkong Club

to.–Hongkong and Vampos Dock Colo 27.-Holiday, Wise & Co

28.-Holliday, Chas,, Residence.

33-Hongkong Hotel, Public Telephone.

58-Hongkong Electric Co., Ld.

67.-Hughes, E. J., Residence,

68.-Humphreys T. D., & Son Office, 37.-Humphreys. J. D, Residence.

33-***

Do

81.-H. & K. Wharf & Godown Co., Là,

Praya Central. West Point. 77.-Ha Tung, Praya Centyni. 82 Do. Bonham Strand.

Residence. 50- Do. 50-Imports and Exports Office. 23-Jordan, Dr. G. P., Praya Contral.

Residence.

Do.

30-Joseph, H. H., Residence, 70.-Kramer, J., Residence,

21-Kerosene Oll Godown.

64-Kennedy, I, Horse Repository. 640 Do. Stables, Causeway Bay.

4-Laprzik, J. D., Residence. 6-Harlson, W. Stuart, Residence. 35Mount Ausun Hotel.

Nam Wo & Co.

46-Oplum Farnt, Han Fook. 34-Peak Hospitál, 29-Peak Hotel

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

69.-P., & O., Mer, Mountain View. 53-Plordten, F. von der, Residence, 300-Quarry Bay Sugar Rebbery. 34-Ray, EC, Residence. St- Do.

Office.

45Rope Factory, West Point. 52-Sailors' Home.

49-Shewan & Co., Praya Central, 51. Stevens, G. R., Office.

Do, -Residence.

56,--Victoria Hotel, Public Telephone. 16---Watson & Co., A. S., Ed. 57-Wickham, W. H., Residence. 63--Woo Keo & Co, Praya West, 79-Yueng Lan Kee, Residence. 78-Yuen Kee & Co.

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. Hongkong, 7th May, 183 CAPTAIN CH. ROBINSON, COMPRADORE AND STEVEDORE. COAL CONTRACTOR.

FREO

55.00 WITH PROVISIONS, DUNNAGE, &C.

300 19:00

HIPS VISITING MANILA SUPPLIED

1,00

WATER and BALLAST BOATS, Manila, 14th March, 1801.

T338

95.00

Married couple (occupying one room) per Married couple (occupying one room) per

For full particisiers apply to

VICTORIA HOTEL. Henighong, 14th October, 1893.

[907 FUJIYA HOTEL,

MIYANOSHITA, HAKONE.

Four and a half koura from Yokohama. FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION. NATURAL HOT SPRINGS,

T

"HB: ELECTRIC-LIGHT IN ALL THE

A BUILDINGS

TWO NEW ENGLISH BILLIARD TABLES.

LENT CUISINE

8 N. YAMAGUCHL

Amusements.

́HOW NATURE COMPENSATES. THE WONDER OF THE EAST.

T. No. 7, D'AGUILAR STREET, (hers to

About UIT EXTRAORDL

NARY EXHIBITIONS ever shown in the East. The famous MAHUANG, the Analers has now arrived. She performe WONDERS Siamese Woman, who has travelled the World.

and can do more with her feet than the average. being can do with bands. The Exhibition opens DAILY.

PERFORMANCES | .: 10 AM to 2 P.M., and 6 to 9 P.M. Admission, 50 Cents-Chilidien half-price. Thursdays....corsicasonisopora. E.

T. FENTON,

·Manager:

Hougkungsaand Hörember, 1895.