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Pitimations.

FENWICK'S FOOD

FOR

NURSING MOTHERS AND INFANTS

ALSO FOR

DYSPEPTICS AND INVALIDS.

J

IT

l'is specially recommended as an article of dlet fr NURSING MOTHERS as it w1 strengthen and support them and at the same

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, JANUARY 12, 1894.

ACCORDING to Tom Mann, where the Church of England is not passive, it is hostile to the masse."

MR. J. Winfield Banser, Chief Jusite of Ceylon, and iste of the Straits Settlements, has beenA REGULAR Convocation of Victoria Chapter, knighted.

No: 535, will be held in Freemasons Hall Zetland Street, on Friday, the 19b instant, at "MARRIAGE # good Insitution-no family 8.30 for 9 p.m. precisely." Visiting brethren are should be without It," abserves Mr. Hadden cordially invited. Chambers.

SUCCI, the orce notorious 'faling man,"bau become lowane. He fated once ton often and now imagines that he is Caesar and Napoless

rolled into one,

A CALCUTTA exchange says that our friend HATEY

rupees in the City of Palaces during the present season. /

AMOY RACES.

Stewardı; -T. M. Boyd. Frq.; R. 4. Bruce Eq; J. F. Broadbent. Fq. W. Carroll,

F. CA, Esq.; C. T. Gadner, Fiq : De Grunewald: Dr. McDougall: W. S. Cre, Esq.; Aug. Piehl, Esq.

Judge:-F. Cass, Esq.

"THR VON Death to Dividenda "Is the suggestive | #gents of the Singapore clims in detail. The heading of an editorial in the Johnnesburg sinovat of work and trouble entailed by the Standard on Mr. Cecil Rhodes' South African formation and liquidation of the Ladan Chartered Company.

Company bas ben very considerable, and we regret that not only do we lose the debt due to in addition have to pay the large sum of about us of the Perfom Pahing Gold Company, but $74 000 being the amount owed by that Compary fo London and Singapore. Your Board are glad. to be able to announce that we have obtained

Hon. Secy, and Treasurer:-E. Thomas, Esq. an extension of war prospecting concession, the acting Resident of Pahang recognizing in the

Clark of the Couras:-B N. Jenkins Esq. interviews I had with him the amount of work

FIRST DAY-MONDAY, JANUARY 8TH, 1814. done, and the large sum of money spent by this

Never since the inauguration of the “Short of and the former company; and though Kings" in Amoy has there been

1 more interest. the Government should doing or enjoyable meeting then the one just beld mare for us than has been done, there is the unfortunate fact that the finances of at least was the verdict of one of i's oldest and In that spitable and picturesque port: such

Bure, that will be endorsed by ninety-nine per cent of the present. The weather was pari^e- cle-bright and sunny, the genial warmth of breeze; the course in excellent onder (considering midday being tempered by a mild north-east the long spell of dry weather and the nature of the groud) and the ponies, with one exception, a level lot,

Ma, Anthony A. Botelho, Jan, (al Mesure. Dodwell, Carlil) & Co.'s office) and Mr. Francis Gomes paplls of Mr. Thos. H. Reid, China Mall office, have been awarded Pitman's think that Certificate of Proficiency la Shorthand.

time a sick the Natural Milk and facrosse the five than the Old Man Awful, has dropped AN amateur concert Is to ba civen in the City the Sate of Pahang have been very atralned, keenest racing, mon - and a verdict too, wo feet

Supply.

INFANTS FED en this Food put on flesh rapidly,

In two and sixpenny and one and sixpenny bottles at $1.10 and 75 Cents.

ACENTS IN HONGKONG:

DAKIN, CRUICKSHANK & COMPANY, LIMITED, VICTORIA DISPENSARY, Hongkong, rath January, 1894.

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THE Agents (Messrs. Gibb, Livingston & Co.) inform us that the "Ben" line steamer Benmohr, from Antwerp and London, left Sings pore yesterday, for this port.

For "roabing" the Glenorchy this morning five "water rats were fined $15 each (and pald it) before Mr. Hastings, who ran the rule over them in the Police Court today,

A REGULAR meeting of St. John's Lodge. No 618, 5.C., will be held in Freemasons' Hall Zetland Street, tbls evening, at 8.30 for 9 o'clock precisely. Visiting brethren are cordially invited. IMITATION is the sincerest form of flattery. We are glad to note that our local contemporaries are following the Telegraph's lead in denouncing A. S. WATSON & CO., LD, the disgusting condition of the drains to the

WE INVITE ATTENTION TO OUR STOCKS

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colony.

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Hall on the roth Febros y, in aid of the Belilios and Nether-ole hospitals. Mr. Mean's name |an organiser should be suß-¡ent in guarantee a really first-class show ; and we understand that an amateur orchestra is preparing to achieve a brillant success.

07 3 890 convicts la the State pentrendaries of Texsa, says an American fournal there is not a printer or newspaper man, ble there are minis'ers, dectors, lawyers, photographers, | banker, ba -keepers, cooks, barbers and mem bers of all other professions and callings. To Hongkong It is the lawyers, etc., who manage to avoid their due.

hope that the Stale of Slangor will by its assistance enable the Government of Pahaar to art more generously to us in several matters. The Brd is strongly of the opinion that a al the State, we should have, when we show our representatives of the Pioneer Mining Company selves fairly established and in working order, a permanent and perpetual lease (without con- ditions) of the Miri g Concession area, and we will urge this up-n the Government. Every country in the world recognizes pioneer claims, and we were the first to systematically work lede mining in the State, and have spent more money in the State than any other company. We sit also of opinion that the Government tax off per cent. is a heavy one, and should be refaced in the interest of mining, and that the Gorcisment should undertake the escort of gold adequate police pro raion than we possess at and specie as in ether countries, and give more present. The road which is projected from Kuala Kabu in Selangor via Raub to Kuala

CONSULAR CUP, prevented; walur $101; for all

Chias pontes; weights as per scale; entrance $5. Seven furlongs,

Mr. Dryandust's er, Primrose, Itat. Th.......

Back COURSE PLATE, value $100: 24 $25; for Amoy Subscriptas Grif/C Mergong winner of Trial Stakes nykií Cup gibs, extrs, or of hath ylbs cx'ri wa). as per scalej entrance $5. ́ One mila ́§. Mr. Pug's b. Fliger; 11st, 18...........Mr. Martčaja Mr. Quartette's dun All Fours, rest 46......

Mr. Micican a Mr. Waff gr. Mayflower, tost. salb...

Mr. Partleg Mr. Boyd'sg. Dunbarton, trat, slb. Mr. Wilson o Mr. McThom's ch. Kodak, 1st. lb..........

Mr. D. O Mr. Schabert's rent Frelschutz Trst. xlb......

Mr. Marsha'l o Fidget, who was a strong favomikte, accom* panted by All Fours and Frelschu's, drew away at the start, and the trio bus led along abreast for the first round' when the last name burst a bland-vessel in his hand and dropped away to the rear, leaving All Fours and the favourita to fight the battle alone, and the latter "bly by three long ha; Maywer a good third. having the heels of his panent won comfort. Time à mins, to seas. AMY ST1KWS, a forced entry of $ia each for all

ponies entries at this meeting; 1st pony to receive 70 per cent.; and 20 per cent.; ard 10 per cent; wi,hts as per scale. One mila and a quarter.

RAZ it is better then nothing, better than the detective on board ship prior to her departure proverbial fifth wheel of a coach, to have « for coast porrs was exemplified by the fact of the cbiquitous Quincey bouding the Hailong at 7.30 this morning and taking into custody a nolry boarding house runner who tried to turn HARMISTON'S Cires has added a menagerie to everything upside-down in the tween decks with Its many other attractions, and our old acqualsta view to making room for bis "pals" and ance Signor Leo Hernandes, otherwise "Mexican Bill," is the fearless tamer and trainer of the making everything unpleasant for their fellow. | also have the very, important result of latro- } won as he liked by two lengths from Democrit,the pace a cracker, the latter on the als Pessing

traveller, "Six weeks, hard" was the result, as laracious denizens of the forest and jungle,

No telegram from. Brazil bas reached us regard- CONFECTIONERY I-g the coolle firamp Triardos, which left Macio for Rio Janeiro on October 16th with a carga of Chinese emigrants, hat we understand that the Agent of the Brazilian company in this colony has been advised of the steamer's arrival at her destination,

AND

CHRISTMAS GOODS.

THE increased activity noticed just now in the Yokohama slik-market is attributed to better conditions now prevalling in France, particularly at Lyons. A late telegram received by a foreign JORDAN ALMONDS, NOUGAT, BUTTER sik exporter in Yokohama anaounces that the Japanese silk fetched at Lyon what was SCOTCH, ASSORTED TOFFEES, · equivalent to 30 or 40 dollars rise on the quota

tons at Yokohama.

DRAGEES, PRALINES,

and a large selection

of

SERGEANT Moffat "dropped down" on a squad of the votarles of po-tre last night in Woon Lane, West Point, and "roped in sins lovers of the game who made the acquaintance of Mr. Wodehouse at the Police Court bis morning and left in that "Abode of Bliss" no leas CONFECTIONERY than $20 to stone for what was described as the

errors of their ways.

from the leading Manufacturers.

PURE

CADBURY'S SPECIAL

CHOCOLATE CREMES.

Five years imprisonment was the sentence imposed in Sydney the ether week on Ernent Broad, a solicitor, for misappropriating £1,5 0. belonging to Mrs. Campbell, one of his cilents. It is expected that this will have a salutary effect op numerous other members of the profession who are not quite as particular as they ought to be in the manipulation of other people's money, FOR running the launch Cafe Fat to Chinese Kowloon last sight whhout a night clearance the master, Pea Kan, was to-day fined $75 by Mr. Hastings at the Police Court, In a2cordance PINE, APRICOT, CHERRY, LIME, GUAVA, with the request of Sergeant Niven, who proved that no pasi had been taken and that the launch in question had no right to ply outside the waters of the colony. Probably the gambling-hanse proprietors at Kowloon will "make it all right"| with the launch people,

and other

FRUIT

JELLIES

in great varlity,

VISCOUNT Enomoto is said to be drawing up lengthy memorial regarding the Chishima case the whole affair has (says the Hyogo News) taken thorough possession of his mind. It is stated that the Cabinet is blamed by nearly all the members of the Privy Coundli for the steps lakon in this matter. The House of Peers also caD- CRACKERS,template presenting an address to the Emperor on the question, Laying the blame, however, an an Individual Minister and not on the Cabinet as a whole.

TOM SMITH'S CHRISTMAS

COLOURED OPALS

MOUNTED IN PLUSH,

representing favourite subjects.

A. S. WATSON & Co., LIMITED,

The Hongkong Dispensary. -Established A.D. 1841. Hongkong, 3rd November, 1893.

NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

"THE same old game." In the Supreme Court to-day-

Counsel for plaintiff in partnership sult (on being informed that his client cannot at Well, my lord, I have only just had the writ put luto my hands this morning, and I ask for an adjournment, as I know very little about the

case.

His lordship (indignanity):-Then why on earth do you come into court at all }

"Ignorance is bliskan adjourned until next Monday!

Our evening contemporary's dramatic elle suggests that a "respectable bar for the pations of the dress circle at the City Hall Theatre would be "a good idea." Isn't the bar adjoining the stails respectable enough for the fastidious dandles of the D,C. ? Il not, what is the defect where the lack of respectability? The peach blossom representatives of "Brownle1 FROM

FROM AND AFTER THE 1ST OF JANUARY, and Grannie usually occupy seats in the dress circle, as near the Vice regal box as they can 1894, THE SUBSCRIPTION TO."THE HONG-possibly arrange, but in the sear so that nobody ran see them and to go downstairs and 'drink with the common habitues of the stalls would

KONG TELEGRAPE" WILL BE THIRTY

per usual.

Lepis will pass within three miles of the miner and will be of great ally to us. It will enable us to Luport specie, and send our gold overland instead of by the tedious river journey, and will ducing labour freely into the country. The report informs you of the work done. The August Shaft is new deep sunk 68 feet below the 110 foot level, and besides the other developments. THAT "the heathen Chinee in pecuțter" in many ways is the anaalmoos verdict of almost works are procceding such as a trial shaft south every European who bar, by a strange destlay, of the present color, and drives south and west, which bear very promising Indications. The new been brought into close contact with the tern log roillons of Far Cathay. Probably battery will prob bly he finished at the end of this few have less reason to doubt the truth of the month, but the new baller necessa y to supple- allegation than has Inspector Stanton, the chief meat the existing one though ordered in time of the Detective Force and Inspector of was unfortunately d layed at home by reason of Weights and Measures. He knows, if any

the coal strike, and arrived at Singapore when one "does, how the fam hwaf are "done" In the north east monsoon had sat in, and conse- their weight and how natives alan are occasion.quently there has been experienced a difficulty ally got at, and it is therefore no mater in gatlin's transport to the Pabang river. It is for surprise be should occasionally swoop down new being sent up the river, and we hope will be on those who best confiling customers by fixed before the end of February. With the new virtue of tricky scales. At the Magistracy to-day

battery the output should he increased to 1,000 be "got to windward" of six Yasema-il store-

tons month, and this will erable us to crush a keepers whom he found in possession of false quantity of low grads are, which has not heen scales and, under direction of Wodehouse, touched while we were requiing the gold for the preffing magistrate, had them fined in sums current expenses, and will enable us to malátaln apgregating $137, which the delinquents paid our present yield at least without increased ap rather than go to gaol for terms varying from expense. The cost of the additional plant is a week to three calendar cionths..

Included in the balance sheet. The treatment of concentrates and tallings is a very important one and though the stacking is carefully done and little is wasted, still it is certain amount of gald lying idle. We are fortunate in having Mr. Fenwick at home to assist us in our negotiations for a plant to trent 1,000 tons a month, and we hope to be able to arrive at a decision on the subject very soon. Mr. Blamey's accident bus proved more serious than was at first anticipated, and I regret to say he has had to undergo two operations at the Singapore Hospital in order to set the broken bone of the arm. It is hoped that the last op ration has been successful. Fortunately all plans for fatore work had been arranged by Mr. Blamey and myself before the accident, ad therefore the shareholders need be under Do anxiety as to the progress of work during his absence. M. Blimey has worked bad and successfully for the Company, and has every confidence in the future of the mine, and we all trust that be wil soon recover, and be able to resume charge of operations. In Mr. Phillips, who has charge of the miner, we have an old servant of the Company with a thorough knowledge of the country, and particularly keen interest in the wrifare of the Company, and we have every reason to be satisfied with the way work is being carried on at present. I will not detain you may longer, but will be glad to hear any remarks from shareholders, and to answer any questions."

SUPREME COURT.

IN SUMMARY JURISDICTION,

(Before Mr. E. 7. Ackroyd, Pulene Judge.)

January 12th.

"NO CRITS." The Hongkong Hotel Co., Limited, sued W. Benvin for $14.55 for drinks supplied. Mri E. C Ellis appeared for the plaintiff, and the defendant appeared in perenn, There was a similar salt *gainst G. J. W. Klog for $5

His lordship:-Can you sue for dricka? Mr. Ellis said that the defendants had signed chits for the amounts, and could be saed for them, unless they chose to plead the Statute la defence. The statute made debts for drinks not recoverable; but the wording of the clause was ex ctly the same as in the Statute of imitations, which was not a bar to action unless distinctly pleaded. If the defendants de ided to plead the Statue, there was no caso far the plaintiffs but if they did not, the case could come into Court, as the Statute did not apply.

His lordship thought he law was clear enough, and the plaintiff could unt sue at all.

Mr. Ellis These men have been in the hotel, and have had the benefit of refreshments 10pplled to them, and have signed rhits for the amounts; I think it is a great disgrace for them to plead such a defence,

His lordshipWell, I can only go on the law-there must have been some good reason for the law belog enacted in these terms. You may goon with your proof, butassoon as it appears on the evidence that the action is for liquors supplied, whether the defendants plead that or not, I

cannot maintain your action,

Mr. Ellis submitted that notice ought to have been given under the Code by the defendants if they wished to plead the Statute, failing which they could not, he thought, have the benefit of

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His lordship could not get over the words of the Statute no publican shall maintain an adifon for drinks. He could not do anything but dismiss both cases at once, and the plaintif could appeal if dissatisfied.

Mr. Ellis, a short time, afterwarda, sald :-- Your lordship. I am authorised by Mr. Beavis to state that he has no wish to plead this defence, and that he will pay as soon as he is able. He wishes me to state this because he has no wish to take advantage of that defence.

His lordship Very well.

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In reply to Mr. Mehta, the Chairman explained the difference between preference shares, ordinary shares, and debentures-that "pre ference" only came in when a profit was made, and did not accrue as debenture interest would whether a profit was made or not, so that the preference shares, on which nothing bad been paid yet at all, kad ant a claim for ariCRES,

In reply to Captain Burnie the Chairman maid that the Company had not yet got a lease of any land, but only a "concession," giving exclusive rights of prospecting and mining over 100square miles till 28th March, 1898; lease would be obtained as soon as the exact "ile" of the lode, N-9 or NF-SW or NW-SE, had been ascentafeed by the deeper mining zow started Then strip of 30 square miles, eliber a miles by 15 miles, or as might seem best, would be leased: but a losse would not be a good thing yet, as it would at once bring the Company under the mining laws and bamper it, while à concession did not."

Mr. August's gr. Democrat, rost. 171b.......... Mr. Kamay's b. Congo, rist. 1lb. Mr. Bartleet 1 Mr. Ramsay's b. Congo, 11, tib.............................

Mr. Briet t Mr. Da'is 2 Mr. Brace's br. Timekeeper, tost, talb ('ncl. Mr. Boyd's dun Duncraggan, rost. alb........ alb. x).............................................................Mr. Mister a

Mr. Hart Fuck 3 Mr. August's b. Arist crat, I1st. thi

Mr. Dallas 3 Mr. Mahallo Mr. Dryasdust's cr. Primrose, 1st, th Congo, of course, was a firm fevo-site although

Mr. Marshall o Democrat and Primrose had a fair following. Te Mr. Boyd's bl. Petrone!, rast, gib...Mr. Wilson o play, closely attended by Daneraggan, Congo an excellen! start Primrose and Democrat made Mr. Boyd's r. Dancraggan, 10 t. 12 b......... lying off a length

Mr. Hart Buck tained for the first five furlongs, when the Fookeeper and Arlatocent were also fancled. A fine two This order was main- Congo, of course, had most backers but Time- chow crack was let loose, and, romping away. s'art was effected; Congo and Primate m-king Dancraggen and Primrose racing neck and reck the main entrance, however, Primrose tipped for third place, which the former secured by a head after a bard tussle. Time 1 mln. 55 25th and dropped Into the ruck

up, nearly spinning his rider out of the saddle, Aristocra then challenged the leader and a splendid race ensued up the bick straight, bo the palient list'e Fas chow representative stalled off the rash and entered the run for home length or two from Timekeeper, who had been ridden into

seci.

TRIAL STAKES, of $10 erch with $roo dded; a forced entry for Amor Sabscision Griffi of this season; first pony to recalvo 7 per cent; 2nd 20 per cent.; and 3rd ro per cent.; weights as per scale. Three quarters of a

mile.

-cond plate and notwithstanding the splendid rosh with which he was brought up at the 6lsh, Congo pissed the post a winner by half length. Aristocrat a god third. Timez mins Mr. Wilson148) BEC's. 1st. 4'... Mr. Maclean 2 14th......... Mr. Brilest 3 t. th...... Mr. Dallas o

Mr. Dabbellow's gr. Common, 1st. th.....

Mr. Qartelle's dna All Fours, Mr. Waffle's gr. Maydower, rost Mr. Grunenwald's cr. Evolution,

Mr. Trio's ch. Englacer, rost. elb

Mr. Dryasiest's cr. Pegasus

alb, extra)... Mr. Pug's wh. Expectation,

Secop D,TUESDAY, JANUARY 9TH. 1894 The attendance was again large, the weather delightfully fine and the racing intere teg; and excepting the defeat of Congo in the Fxchange. Plate and the victory of the invalid-d Freischatz Mr. Hart Beck o

in the Coast Cup, there were no great surprises. tost. 11th. (incl.

Order was admirably maintained until late in ....Mr. Ma shallo

The afternoon when the rice for the T Machin 10st, 121..........

Plute was being run. A-qo bhle be when some Mr. Ma ter o foreign employed ghemen and wily of "braves" secured and quickly developed into a fre- fight In the absence of the eng-like Fidget in which the race-curs ralls were brought to premier place in pubileexiimallon, whienot few Common and Engineer shared bonours for the reqstition and a gene al scaverig of the crowd fancied the chances of Al Fours. Comman drew

resalied Some twenty you gsters then van scroSE theralls, bat All Fours b-ing first away soon led the track Irmeli tely in front of the partes, that coveted pori ton. The effort, however, coat wever, only two f them were knocked by a length from Evolution who la turn secured general smashing would take place; luckily, and it seemed for à minute or two that a

rim is wishing prospects and having shot his down and even these were not seriously utt. bolt at the Mai stay gete was quickly pasad by Common and All Fours, who fought the kegig-men were not allowed to stend the races on The result of this little eplande was that the a finlab-a bead in Common's favour. Time 1 min. 40 secs.

DOUGLAS CHALLENGE CUP presented by th

the following day, when everything passed off COMPRADORRS CUP, presented; value_$ico; pleasantly,

and pay $25; for mas Subscription Giffins of this sessor; winner of ene race gĺby, xr, of two or more rolba. extra; previous non. starters zibs, exra; weights as per scale; entrance $5. even furlarg

Jate J. S. Lacralk, Esq.; value $150; for all Amor, Foocho, Switow & Formosa owned ponies; to be won two consecutivë meetings by a pony or ponies the boxd fide property of the same owners and to be ridten by residents of the above named ports; any winner on the above terms may compete in the following }." year even if no longer a resident in any of the above named ports; half entrance Eses to the winners weights as per scale; entrance $to. One mile and a quarter. Mr. Bruce's br. Timekeeper, rost. lb......... Mr. Wilson Mr. Boyd's ro. Denoon, rist, rib.

Mr. Bardlect a Mr. Dryasdust's gr. Shawnee, 11, 1lb

Mr. Grunenwald's cr. Evolution, st. lb......

Mr. Dallas 1

CHALLENGE CUP. value $250; a forced entry for all Amoy and Formona owned ponies, optional to Sub cription Gilffina of this season; half the entrance fees to the winner, until the Cupis. finally won, when the second pony shall: receive half the entrance fees; to be won two. consretive mee i, gs, by a pony or pantes, the bond fide property of the same owner of owner weights as per scale; cotrafice $to. -One mile.

Ms. Marshall

Mr. Pug's wb. Expectation, tost, salb...

Mr. M.tot a Mr. Tubbeler's gr, Common, 1118 Fib (led).

(7ib. ex.).....................................................Mr. Wilson 3 Mr. Quartette's dus All Foars, txt, db.......

Mr. Mackan. Mr. Wade's g. Masflower, 11 lb. (incl

3|h, extra)...ina............................................Mr. Barileet, ov All Fours was perhaps the most strongly Mr. Marshall 3 supported of the five starters, but filed to justify if not of the meeting; the kernest interest men and the favourite went eff at score and had: Locally viewed this was the race of the day, the confidence that was placed in him. Com centring in the destiny of the Cup; not so much the field to themselves until the turn for home. perhaps for (ta fotrinsic value as for the genuise when Expreation was brought no with a rush. regred in which the memory of its donor is cloring Common fairly in on All Fours, who had held by the residents of Amoy. It was first as option but to pull up. Mr. Dallas seeing his competed for in '93, when it was won by Time-chance, shot through on Evolution and won a for keeper, and as that rattling good little pony race by a neck; Commas well up for shled wai gain in first class condition there was place. Time I min. 59 4-5th secs. decided feeling that the Douglas Challenge. Cap was about to be run for for the last time. And such proved to be the cast, for by the gallant little brown's second victory the trophy becomes the property of Mr. "Bob" Bruce; and those who know him best gradge him least the prize he has won. The condi- tion necessitating the "eevation" of Forchow, Formers and Amoy jocka made the field small one and even before the flag fell the odds were a horse to a ben that the rice was Timekeeper's, who to his other advantaves bad Mr. August's gr. Democrat, rost, 12th. (incl. |

the additional one of the rails, The three poniss In reply to Mr. Rapp, the Chaliman said that rot off well abreast, Da con and the favorite Mr. Deyandust's cr. Primrose, 118, 11 the manager at Ponjom seat a detailed report making the pace a bit merry, while Shawnee every week and a résumé every month, but brought up the sear some three lengths behind. Mr. Boyd's dun Dancinggan, zest. 13' losing these had been kept in the office at Hongkong The pistilons were for shareholders to see if they wished, instead of excepitng that Shawnee closed, up a bit, and never, matéilally altered

Mr. Hart Buck 3 Democrat had a bit. the best of the start, but. being printed and circulated, for the season that although Mr. Marshall rodas good and a bad was soon followed by Primrose, the dun lylog it was important not to let the London Company race be was never able to get on terms #h the last and there positions remained unchanged (absidiary) know too much during the negotiaroan, who was length behled Timekeeper, to the end; Democrat complag fa slɔne. · Time

As this was the second consecutive win for Me- | amins, za 4-gih secu, Company, the reports would be sent to the news Wilson, & sising local "Jack" both pony and VIEITORS CUP, presented; valug $100 for all papers to be printed and published, as Raubider received quite an ovation. Time amias. China porles, winner of Foodbow Cup yibs. state how much the Panjom Company could and other reports were. The Chairman did not 49ec8, afford or thought fair to pay for these weekly or

extra weights as per scale; entrance $5. Two miles. monthly advertisements.

General Wynnor's gr. Boldheart, 111, albei

Mr. Dallas i Mr. MacArthur's gr. Steadfast, 1781. 21b. (incl.

...........Mr. Maclena s Mr. Dryaadust's gr. Shawnce, 11st. 1]..... Me, Marshall x

Mr. Marsball 3 Mr. Hart Back 2 This was not a very exciting vace. Boldheart, Only two ponies faced the Sag and the getting off with a lead of about ten lengths, race reralted in an eaty win for the veteran streamed away throughout, and despite the

FOOCHOW CUP. presented value $100; for all about the same distance separate the second grey. Time zmlus gaseCK

almost efforts of the penalised Steadfast, zven» tually won, with a couple of lengths to the good; China ponies; weights as per scale; entrance and third ponies. Time 4mins. 38 2-5ths sICE, $5. One mile and three quarters.

CHAARZE CUF, presenteds.value $ico; and pony Mr. MacArthur's gr. Steadfast, rost, ralb......

Bas; for Amoy Subscription Giffing of this Mr. Mclean General Wynner's gr. Boldheart, 11st, sib...

Bensong winnera gibu/extra for each race wonz previous non-alasters zibs, extra; weights KS Mr. Dhyandon's gr. Sbawase, 1st 1lb.

quarter. per scale; entranc. gę. One mile and a Mr. Marshall, 3. Mr. Pug's 5. Fidget, 1131. 6lb. (incl 51b, ez.) Boldheart and Shawnee carried the bullion:

Mr. Master 1 of the backers for this event, esp.cially as Mr. Dubbellew's g. Common, 1st. 6b (nel, Steadiant bad. maddenly developed. steeple- chasing properties and a hackering or Mr Grunewald's cr. Evolusion, 11 615.

gib. ex)..............................................................Mr. Wikon 2 his stable hitherto undiscovered, and ibne qualities were fully, manifested in the race, (incl. gib. cx), ki.................................................Mt. Marshall 3 for when lending the first time - pound -he Au dary win for Fj iget, who led the whole balled for the Mainsing bridge and before he | way." Time a tainu, 55-4-5th 180#, could be steadied he had lost bout fifty yarda, EXCHANGE PLATE, presented; value roof for Settling down, however, and running, quere Tall Coíny pionier; Subicripidon Griffins of ikle kindly ka cinq #li mat qail zwa, delar den.

7 Baston, allowed gibaj winners jibe extra for From bama quo landed a winner by a couple of [/each ride'wang weights as per scales'antianse

$f-Thour quarters of a mile.

DOLLARS PER ANNUM, ON TWO DOLLARS be infra dig. The Mail man cught to bilog THE PUNJOM MINING COMPANY,ons. Now that all was seriled with the London

AND A HALF PER MONTH.

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The Honghong Lelegraph.

bus and a bottle of milk to refresh-bimieli between the acts,

LIMITED.

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HARKWAX CUP, presented; valoe Hk. Tis. 100;

for all Chins portes first raced as Griffi ́s ni Amor; weights as per scale; entrance $5, Que. mile and a quarter.

ALL' BUBSCRIPTIONS MUST BE PAID IN THE mobilisation of the troops bas hitherto not

The annual veneral meeing of this company les to any known casualties but the Velosters (reconstructed from the Fonjoin and Sungle ADVANCE,

have tried their beat. Yesterday evening, when Das Semastan Co., Limked) was held to day the field gun corps was at Stonecutters, lined up on the stone qua, one modest member, who Mr. J. Orange presided, and there were also was afraid of pushing himself too much to the present Messrs. D. Gillier, M. Shewan (director), front, stepped back off the pl-r into the water A. O'D. Gaurdia (secretary)})}, R. Lall, J. R month, with some 81.000 a month "capital Mr. Dryasdust'ʼn gr. Cobweb, 11st, 18, antes fer or twelve feet deep. The splash and the Michael, G. Holmes Rapp Burdle, G. M. Balo, W. H. Wickham. 1. F. Hough, W sudden gust of language, as he went over, Parlane, J H. Louis, E. W. Tenry, R. Isberwood, startled another of our brava defenders, who A. Johnston, M. B. Pollshwaila, H. R. Cotewil torned hastily-stepped on vacancy, and ff down went M'Giniy" on top of the first planger 1 The Foster, 8. Baba FF Darar, Cher

Sing, two of them found red about to the wet for Young, R. C. Wilcoz, C. F. Hartou, S. 3.

A. P. de Costa, A. G. dos Remedios, W. a bit, apparently trying to predante a Sab Benjamin, D. F. Griffith, C. Rosselet, marine Mining Corps-se Corpses (enny joke, for the Hongkong Volunteers only) and were ülest, E. S. Kelly, J. Meier, E. Silva, R. My st last fished up again, "not dead enough Mehts, E. Fuchs and C. Reeves, for pickling, but near it. They were stood

HONOKO O FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, 1894. -

TELEGRAMS.

PARISH COUNCILS BILL,

LONDON, 10th January, 1894, The Parish Councils Bill has gone through the Commitice of the House of Commons, THREATENED TROUBLE IN HONOLULU, British marines have been landed at Honolulu to protect the Legation should troubles aries.

SOUTH ITALY.

The Secretary read the notion of meeting.

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In reply to Mr. Fuchs, the Chairman stated that working expenses averaged about $7,000 a expenses besides. The old battery had 13 stamps, now increased to 23, le order to Mr. Boyd's gr, Dunkeld, sort, salb, with shout the same gold output as usual, 650 crash a larger amount of foferfor store cunces a month, so that the deeper work could be carried on without a loss in the means (anticipated to lead to great results ultimately) time. The ore now treated would be about 200 toss a monts, as againa: 600 or yoo, but the gold uld not correspondingly lucress a 2000 ounces or $35,000 worth at present; it was only on their heads to let the liquid us of and The Chairman sald ;-Gentlemen, the report in order to make progress ní depth, then the Life-saving Contingent took the and balance sheet for our first working year bare There being no further questions, the Chair. padents in hand, in the orthodox way for half-been in your hands, and with your permission I man proposed the #doption of the report and drowned subjects-twisting the armu all ways, will take them as read. I trust you will think accounts,

Mr. Wilcox seconded the motion, which was rubbing the b-b'm i abdomen with a brick, that the resul's of the working ais salfifactory, Jamping on the chest, and in on. Meanting and if there bad been a larger amount of capital cartled me. Com. some of the Volunteers were tald-off to fah'ior subscribed your Board would have been justß‹Ã Mr. Hough proposed the re-election of Mr. J. the divers' gang, which of course had been insectmmendings dividend, but we consider that Cringe, the retiring director, and spoke in the dropped into the harbour. It is reported later at lasst two or three months fall expenses should highest terms ofthe service done by the directors, that farewell letters have been found in the he kept ja hand in case of accident, to plant and especially, the chairman, in pulling the pockets of the two M'Ginties, announcing that we unforeseen contingencies, and the last call of Company though very serious dificulties, now It had been their intention to commit suicide se | twenty five cɛsia. In being reserved; for the | appsiently disappe-rlog. soon as possible, in order to avoid getting hurt | extension of plant which-with--probably be Mr. Rapp acconded the motion, which was in battle. This, however, must be taken with required for treatment of concentrates and carried, ail reserve, and their flule esespade should in talings. I am exconológly glad to be able to On the motion of Mr. Lewis, seconded by Mr. **PRINCESS TOTO," fixed up in all the glory of charity be ses down se para accidant. They assounce that at lost her have practically Holmes, the auditora (fests. F. Henderson , cold type, is again crowded on fos want el apsee | have received the Order of the Bath, as an une falabed with the Londen: Chupaay, and We are sed R. Lyall) wne.re-elected.

couragement to other Volunteers to get whowed, pew wwaling the settlement by our Hagagore! | Thit songated the Yoriatit,

The disturbances have extended to Gorato, in the province of Terra di Bail, where several of the rioters were shot down by the troops.

LOCAL AND GENERAL

Mr. Dallan, a

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