did I ever desire to become Chairman. The sbareholders can have ro fiult to find with my self or Mr. Jones Hughes, who worked exceedingly hard during the time of the erection of the new wing. As I have said before, I have not much time. Now, gentlemen, I have to ask you to excuse me; I have a particular appolat ment on the Hallon, and you can elect another Chairman.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1894.
the police magistrate this moming and, not being able to give a satisfactory account of themselves, were sent into retirement for three months, owing to their inability to find bonds men willing to put a $50 for each of them as guarantee for their good behaviour for twelve months,
Liter.
We hear that the Tung-kon men have turned agalo under protection of a strong force of European and Indian polica.
Mr. Taylos-I don't know whether the Chaleta man can go away like this!
The Chalman-Well, I have to go.
Mr. Hawkins-Go on with the business; it will only take ten minutes or so.
The Chairmad :—1 must say it is rather | troublesome that we cannot get along. I thought everything would have been arranged before- hand. Will anyone propose the confirmation of Mr. iborat?
Fiealy, on the motion of Mr. Hawkins, seconded by Mr. Taylor, the appointment of Mr. Osborne was confirmed.
Mr. Hunter proposed the confirmation of Mr. Ho Tune.
THE EARL OF ROSEBERY AND SIR WILFRID LAWSON ON THE
HOUSE OF LORDS.
In view of the cable news published in our last issue setting forth that at a meeting of the Liberal party Lord Rosebery declared his lu tention of absolute adherence to Home Rule, and to the lines of Mr. Gladstone's last speech In the House of Commons against the House of Mr. Michael seconded the motion.
Lords, the conslitation of which, he said, is un Mr. Hunter do not think you can vote, anomaly, and the House itself, since it has Mr. Michael ; you have no quɛlification,
obeyed the dictates of the leader of a single The motion was then put and carried by 4 to party, has become a danger to the country, 1, the dissentient being Mr. Taylor.
Further stated the Government will use all can- On the motion of Mr. Hunter, seconded by Mr.stitutional means to represent to the country the Cox, the auditors (Messra, W. H. Potts and Gas- dangers attaching to such an anomaly, it may
Interest not a few of our readers to be reminded of kelly were re-elected,
the views of St Wilfrid Lawson relative to that barrier to progress (the House of Lords) which his lordship gare expression to a couple of months ago at the annual meeting of the Liberal Club at Wigton, Cumberland, when supporting * resolution of confidence in the Gladstone Cabinet.
The Chairman:-Gentlemen, I thank you for your attendance; the meeting la dissolved.
THE PO LEUNG KUK.
The following is the fall text of the Secretary of State's despatch on the subject of “The Po Leung Kak Incorporation Ordinance, 1893" to which we referred some weeks ago, and which was laid before the Legislative Council to-day:
PARIS, February 16th.
REGISTER.
34th March, 1894-—A! 4.P.M.
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by the Lords to the Parish Councils hill. There that those interested may at once take hold of | CHINa coast meTEOROLOGICAL was a division in one Instance and the Govern» | the factors of lateruntloanstrade. We have sise
which
the meat obraloed a majalty of Gify-two. At the the British Associatios,
tups suggestion of Fawler, President of the Local researches of the best scientific men, and the Government Board, the. Speaker ruled two of | Royal Soel-ty confers honours to stimulate their the amendments made by the Lords out of order exertions. Menawhile the variens Chambers of as a breach of the privileges of the Commons, Commerce have thele Association of Chambers of in that they created new iazation.
Commerce in‹ direct communication with the Various departments of govern vent, and the go- vernment itself has its Royal Commissions which A semi-official vote has been forued la regarding carefully into the local, national, and to the attitude of the Fortuguese Government in tornillonat methods before acting, and every- most of the questions which have arisen between thing is fundawid iy konwn:to those concerned, France and Portugal. The attitude of Parugal Iscluding the Consular Reports from all parts of in these matters has caused Premier Casimir- Perler to recall the French Minister at. Lisbon to Paris in order to confer with the Government upon the situation. During the absence of the French Minister from Portugal the first secretary will replace him and will so act until the present crisis permits the French Minister's return.
LIVERPOOL, February 15th, Aynsley Cook, the well-known English baritone, is dead.
BERLIN, February 16th.
It is estimated that the damage done by the recent galo to this city alone will amount to too,000 marks, Throughout Germany there were twenty-one deaths and 400 people were Injured through accidents due to the severity of the storm.
MADRID, February 16th.
The Queen Regent and Cabinet to-day dis. cussed the departare of the French Minister from Lisbon and the situation is regarded as being | serious.
QUEENSTOWN, February 16th. The British ship Cily of Hankow, Captain King, from San Francisco, anived bere to-day winning a long race from Califorula to which she had three competitors.
The City of Handow and the British ship Clan Mackenzie, Captain Simpson, both sailed from San Francisco on the same day, November 4th, and were followed on November 5th by the British ship Gantock Rock, Captain Pike, and on November 7th by the British ship Garfield, Captain Conby.
The Captains had agreed to race to Queens money prize, and this has been won town for by the City of Hankow, which has made the trip in about 106 days,
On that occasion Sir Wilfrid is reported to have said the Liberal members had been sent to the House of Commons for the purpose of giving Home Rule to Ireland, and Home Rule DOWNING STREET, Bill had been carried triumphantly through that House. But this was the most extraordinary 22nd December, 1803. Sir, I have had underlmy careful considera-county that the sun ever shone upon. They tion your despatch Na. 134 of 27th June last, set one thing against another when they had submitting for the signification of Her Majesty's general election, and after a great deal of shout. pleasure The Po Leang Kak Incorporation ing and conspiring and perspiring, writing and Ordinance, 1893" and youridespatch No. 137 of 6ghting they scat five Liberal members from 28th June last, forwarding & Memorial from Mr. Cumberland. They thought they should get T.H. Whiteheadia which he states his objections something, but what is the end of it all? It is
just like a donkey-race, in which the one that The American liner Paris came into this port to cert in provisions of the Ordinance.
comes in last wint Besides the House of Com-to-day and anchored, having been disabled in mons, which was constructive House they had the storm on last Tuesday by the loss of her the House of Lords, which was an obstructive radder. Her advent was preceded by the news. House House which was kept up by the people Aller rigging a jory-rudder the vessel pro- of this country to destroy what the people want.ceeded slowly to the Irish coast and sent a boat's Crew ashore at Daunt's Reck. A pilot was sent It was a most absurd monstrosity, and a most
to the disabled vessel and eventually brought monstrous absurdity. Thers ought to be a line added to the National Anthem—
ker jate port.
In my opinion fections 6 and gof the Ordinance give the Board of Direction too absolute power, free from any control either by the Registrar General or by the Governor; and although there may be no probability' of such power being abased, I think it right that provision should be made for some measure of control on the part of the Government. It seems hardly necessary, ar proposed by Mr. Whitehead and Mr. Chater, that with the view of the Registrar General controlling the proceedings of the Society from the outside he should be removed from the position ef President of the Board in which he is placed by the Ordinance; but the Ordinance should be amended so as to provide for an appeal to the Governor, as urgented at page vill of the report of the Committee on the Po Leung Kuk. This could be effected by adding at the end of section gel the Odinance the following words, "provided that in any case in which the Boud is divided in opinion the President or ary two Members of the Board may demand that the point be referred to the Governer for his decision, which shall in every such case be final," and by inserting in section 6 after the word "purposes thereof the follow- ing words, subject to an appeal to the Governor as hereinafter provided."
Section 19 of the Ordinance should also be amended by inserting after the words "Police Force," the following words, or District Watchmen" otherwise" there...would be no pro- vision under which District Watchmen could be dent to the Society, (as heretofore), while at the same time retaining the powers and authorities
**Let laws and learning, wealth, and commerce, dies
But lave us still cur ohl abaneday."
After generations of misgovernment in Ireland, which had brought disgrace and disaster and danger and real disintegration In Ireland, Mr. Gladstone suddenly decided to substlicle con- ciliation for coercion, so as to make the two astions friends for over more. He passed a bill through the House of Commons, and it was worried like a fox by a pack of bounds in the House or Lords. For bis part, he would send no more bills to the House of Lords. Life was too short for these make-belleven. There was
■' bigger question than Home Rule to be considered now; they bad to settle whether the democracy or the aristocracy were to govern the British Empire, That was a matter in the hands of the people. If they decided in favour of the aristocracy, he did not ree much good in the members of the House of Comm ns being made Fools o't but, if they decided in favour of the democracy, there was no place at all for the House of Lords.. Of enarse it might well be neked ➡what was to be done with the House of Lords at the present juncture. Well, if Lord Rosebery and Mr. Gladstone feel they have the nation at their back, they could find half a dozen wayı la a week. There are several courses open. They
they might petition the Queen not to summen the House of Lords any more; then, as the people paid for working the House of Lords, the House of Commons might refase to vote supplies; further, the House of Commons could pass a bill boilshing the House of Lords and, if the House of Lords refuses to pass that bill, the Commons could stop the supplies. That would bring the noble lords to their bearings,"
Captain Randle says the lower part of the braken steel rudder weighs upwards of thirteen tons when separated from the stock. When the stock broke there was great danger of damage to the hull. The peril was greatest when the Paris was in the sexway and stopped. If the steamer bad not had twin screws the would have become unmanageable. The accident is attil. buted to a sudden jerk of the radder and the force of the sea when the steamer was pitching. Captain Randle complains that he signaled a National line steamer on Torsday that his vessel's rudder was disabled, and the National liner paid no sttention to the signals.
The steamer was Boo miles off the land when the accident harpenal. She had 185 first-class passengers, 116 second-class and 20 steeraze, They will be forwarded to New York by the steamer Berlin So-day, while the Paris will ersered to Southampton to have a new rudder fitted.
CAPE TOWN, February 16th.
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Now turning is Ass what machinery for colightenment do we find there? In Indix the high authorities are all Europeans, consequently all the best means of enlightenment are rapidly being introduced into all departments. In 1890 there were 3,619,000 pupils la their schools and colleges. A commercial and economic Text Wadstock book was specially prepared for use in their schools. Altogether Rs. 3,765,000 (£1,866,000) is yearly spent on education alone, and trade in cresses accordingly. It has an extensive and enlightened Press. It has 18,000 miles of railway, and ithas a splendid postal service to circulato Information,
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mastity of air senasoed with motstar belar son Direction Minform the Residents of Hongkong and
In Japan, the government, feeling its Ignorance in regard to many Important matters, sent Ho abroad Impalal Commissioners of the highest rank? Princes and some of their most enlightened. men) to enquire carefully into every means of improving their country. They studied these
as promising Em2 and pointed them out
These men so mense benefis to Japan. their return were made leading Ministers in the government, so as to carry out the reforms which they themselves so thoroughly recommended. By these reforms light was poured in all over the country so as to `fality dazzle the people. In 1893 they had 3,011,000 pupils in their schools. They have an extensive Press and have opened 1,700 miles of railway, Japan has a fine postal service. Now we see the splendid results already reaped in the rapidly growing trade of Japan; and Osaka cotton mills pay 25 per cent i
But if we look at China we find that her Rulers are not born'in s country where modem civiliza- tion exists ar is the case in India; that the highest mandarios bave pot visited Western countries with a view to find out the secret of their prosperity, as in the case in Japan; that there is only the nucleus of a native Press that there are only some 300 miles of railway; that there is no proper postal service at all, yet; that, in shout, there are no means yet existing la China for regular, general, and efficient enlighten- ment in regard to all the factors of modern civilisatio
for private information, given in order to secure contracts, however useful it may be to individual mandarins and expensive to the "foreigners who supply it, cannot fall under the
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Yet China la no exception to the rule that program follows enlightenment. When the advantage of military reform was pointed out to the Chinese Government she soon established a navy and several arrenals, end there are military and naval and medi cal schools actively pushed by Li Hong chang In Tientsin. When the advantages of Industrial reforms we o lald before Chang Chih- tang be also went in, for indusual reforms with startling (nghey in Wuchang,
-Nowihstanding, this there are two large- classes still in the dark. There are many who strongly feelibat progress should be made, tutas they possess but very imperfect k owledge they fear to make mistakes, so they do nothing—but
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of a Constable, which they possess under Ordin-labi elect Peers to swamp the present Houses judgment for libel agalost General Horace wait for fuller knowledge. There is yet another
ance 13 of 1888.
I have now to inform you that Her Majesty will not badvised to ex reise ber power of disallowance with respect to the Ordinance, No. To of 1993, entitled, "An Ordinance for the stablishment and incorporation of the Chinese Society for the prevention of kidnap, ping and for iki protection of Women and Children, commonly known as the Pd Llung Kuk, but you will understand that the Ordinance should not be brought into operation until it has been amended.
It gives me pleasure to learn from the report | of the Committee, which enquired into the history of the Po Léung Kok, that much good work has in past years been done by this Society, And I may express a confident hope that their
work will ba' continued in future with even greater access under the terms of the new Drdinance.
NEWS BY THE AMERICAN MAIL.
The following telegrams from our San Francisco exchanges were "crowded out" of last night's ianze :----
LONDON, February 15th. The House of Commons rejected the Lords'
to 151.
HOW TO MULTIPLY TRADE IN
CHINA.
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The death of Kis, Lo Bengals is confirmed; * All the late King Lo Brügula's regiments, except the Iolato Regiment, which is guardi g the King's grave, are surrendering,
NICE, February 16th. Crart Xavier de la Chappelle has obtained a Browne of the English szmy, hi wife and sister-party which has got hold of half truths and acis in-law, the last named being the Count's divorced on them. This party publishes books from wife, for having stigmatizet him as a swindlerand time to time to show that foreign trade is New aledonia convict, Browne and the divorced 1 Jurious to Chias, polacing an they think wife of the Count are sentenced to pay a fine of triumphantly to the fact of the balance of trade 1000 francs each, to pay the Count 1000 dam. being agataif Chien, forgetting that no consumer #gee and to publish the judgment Ta the Nice buy unless he benefits thereby. Considering and Mentone newspapers.
the above, fquead of wondering at the slow pro gress of trade in Chios, it is a "wonder that sho has maintained her ground so well. Having found out the chial cause of want of progress in China and the specific remedy for it, we next ask whose duty it is to apply the remedy ? ***Before, answering this coulder who will be benefiad by the increased trade. It is plaia that the foreign and Cafoess merchants will be the chief-guinum:to:abe first-lostance," and, the... people of their respective nationalities ultimately." Thus it follows that the daty of enlightenment agreed that each country should enlighten its ows people. All astlaus derive benefit from this, International trade has increased_forty-fold There are some who would prefer a plan since the beginning of the eighteenth century, which would eat off foreign merchants so Foreign European trade has increased ten-fold that the Chinese might reap the sole since 1800; that of the United States eighteen- benefit, and there are some who would fald during the sime period. India in 1892, accord-prefer a scheme, whereby the interests of log to Hasell, had a foreign trade of Rs. 201 foreigners alone were to be considered; bat both millions (at 18. 4d. would be £135 millions), while these views are equally short-sighted. Nothing China's foreign trade was only Tls, 238 millions will teadily grow, or be lasting which is not (at Customs average of 41. sid. would be about | mutually beneficial
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But the discoveries of Adam Smith, and the other than benedim of trade well known to foreigners have | Captain T. C. Williamson, R.N‚R, will be des- never been falls and systematically made clear packad for the above-Ports on the 19th festant, to Chinese merchants. The initial steps of enlightenment sarms therefore naturally to fall
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It would be presumptaeds and impertinent one who is not a merchant to offer any tagger tons in matters al mare trade, but a lie is organic and departments are inter-dependent and often have common ground (as in this case).
carefully, considered his Memorial, and have
alderations to those interested in the advance In the Lords, the Peers took note of the reasonsment of trade in Chios, given you directions to amend the Ordinance on certain polots as indicated in the second and of the House for disagreeing with the amend third paragraphs of the present despatch. The ments of the upper house to the Employers' purport of thore paragraphs may be com-Liability Bill and then adfiarned. municated to him,
In the divisias on which the House rejected the Lords amendments, Chamberlain abstained from voting, while everal Liberal Unionists and one Conservative voted with the Goverment,
The fact that Balfour did not challenge the division is believed to indicate that the Peers will yield the concessions. In several sabrequent | Ega millione). But Chias is nearly double in divisions the Liberal-Unionists voted against area and has a much larger population and the amendments made by the Lords, the majority should therefore have far greater trade thas the Into the Government lobby, rising as high as 116, 195 million yes, which at Customs' Aversgo for "It is reported that wallo a section of the Mexicans makes 26 millions sterling, But Ching, Cabinet in luclined to force the conflict with the though ten times Jepas in ares and population, House of Lords, even at the price of sacrificing has only double her trade, the Parish Counglis Bill, Gladstone, Lord Ross-
Note also the comparative progress to China, bary, Earl Kimberly and Mr. Fowler, President of India, and Japan during the fast decades on the Local Government Board, and whiling to which we have Information, We find that the compromise on less important points. Negotia-value of foreign trade in China la 1881 was Tis, tions with this object are said to be imminent. 163 millions; in 1891 It was Tis. 235 millions, It is expected that Parliament will be prorogued or an increase of 44 per sent, The value of on February 23rd and a now session "begin an ¦ foreign trade In India 1880 was Rs. 107 millions ; February 27th.
In 1890 it was 170 millions, or an increase The Chinese guilds and foreign merchants The Chronicls_1831: Lord Sallsbury has of 58 per cent. The value of foreign trade will 4 d hers a common ground that will benefit received à rebus mimost unexampled in the in japan has increased from ya million you both alike. They should at once organise them. history of politics. His party will have to thank in 1881 to 167 million yen in 1891, or an selvet into, Úsited Society for the express him for the humiliation which has gone far to Incienso of 131 per cent!
purpose of giving fell enlightenment in warions destroy the prestige of the opposition. Bis own Let us now consider the causes of the waya la regard to matters of trade. A scheme nephew has accepted without a protest the progress of trade generally, and compare of commercial education might then be discussed. annalling of the amendments. Outside of that, them with, those exising in Chion so. This was not possible years ago, but it fa pocalble · FOR SWATOW; AMOY AND TAMSUL. Lord Salisbury's close alifes hare repudiated him as to discover the cause of Chios's comparative to-day owing to growing friendliness and a grow THE Company's Steamship with every appearance of contempt.
backwardness. International trade begna ing knowledge that the world prospers, best THE PARIS, February 15th.
with the advantages to be derived by the when all nations prosper together. From this
"HAILOONG," Ex-Minister Waldeck Roussens and Count exchange of needed produce. Modern leaps combined effort at systematic enlightenment is Captain Reach, will be despatched for the above Frisch de Fele fought a duel with swords this and bounds" in trade were produced by in mot difficult to prophesy that, considering Ports on SUNDAY, the 38th instant, at Day
the invention of machinery causing cheaper pro- : China's enormous resources, withlo comparative, light, but morales, as the result of a lighting remark by duction and cheaper transport, benefiting pro-ly few years the will easily, multiply her trade the former in regard to the Countess de Fels, ducers and consumers alike. Farther advance severil fold. This seems as certain as that The ex-Minister was slightly wounded in the was in proportion to enlightenment in regard to harvest will follow aced sowing."'Timothy
production, manufactures, and markets of the Richard," in NC. Daily Neema BERLIN, February 15th,
The machinery for enlightenment in England Changhai February nóik...
"This morning the police were under the im- pression that the querilla warfare carried on by the 6x6-yap and Tang-koon coolle gulide was about over, and they therefors returned to the fatter the bundles of bamboo carrying-poles | which had been stived on Monday, it being understced that the war was off and that the vallant warriors would resume the loading and discharging of the steamers (amongst others the Northern Pacific Co's steamer Moru)) which have been unable to land a package during the past four days. Under a guard of police the Tang-koon or 8am-yap men commenced to unload a number of cargo-boats full of flour from the Mogul, this morning; and all went well until about noon, when ans of the coolles waS seported to have been shot near Messrs. Musso & Cola godowns at West Point. This news naturally resulted in the Tung-koon men striking work in all parts, both subore and afloat, and at the time, of going to press only a few of them bad resumed work under special police protection, which had been tendered in response to the request of Messrs. Dodwell, Carill & Co. and Butterfield & Swire, who called upon the Captain Superintendant to demand eficient protection for any coolles, willing to dlicharge and load their ships.-----
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A dispatch from Samura, Rosele, says a rali- road accident occurred on the Samara and Zatoak Railroad, near Jelas. Two engines and twelve carriages were destroyed, and thirteen people killed and a large number wounded,
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the Calacas merchants would know how best in make the important knowledge known through. out their Empile. But the expense should fall on the Caldesa Just as fazelgons: baar - the expense to their respectivo countries.
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on the aeth instant,
and the Steamship,
PORT PHILLIP.". early The Bay
For Freight or Pastage, apply to
12, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL Opposite the Telegraph Office.
CHS, J. GAUPP & CO., *HRONOMETER, WATCH,'and CLOCK- MAKERS, JEWELLERS, SILVER-
SMITHS, and OPTICIANS. CHARTS and BOOKS, NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS.
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Sole Agents for Lonia. Audemars' Watches- awarded the highest Felsés at every Rakibition; and for Veigiländer and Sohn's CELEBRATED OPERA GLASSES, MARINE GLASSES and SPYCLASSES. No. 8. Queen's Road Central. .... G. FALCONER & CO., DWELL CARLILL & CO. WATCH and CHRONOMETER MANU.
Agents,**
FACTURERS and JEWELLERS, „Hongkong, 15th March, 1894,
INSTRUMENTS, [106 NAUTICAL
CHARTS and BOOKS. DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
No. 48, Queen's Road Central, LIMITED.
FortWeight or Passage, apply to
TC: DOUGLAS LAFRAIK & Co.,
General Managers. Hongkong, Fyth March, 1804. (3)
THE CHINA AND MANILA STRAMSHIP
COMPANY, LIMITED.“ 24 FOR MANILA, VIA AMOY “HE Company's Steamship ¦
"ZAFIRO,"
At the Police Court this morning. Inspector Quincey charged Chan Hin, IpKev, Chan Tes, Lam Shin, Chan Lang and Sze Ta-wing, belleved to be emilavastes of the
is vast and varlour. Beginning with the primary has Sayap Guild down from Canton on business,
schools, the ordinary lesson books are full of Ecom Emulsion of Pare Cod Liver Off with with being in unlawful possession of arms and
most useful information, Industrial, national, Hypophospliter acts both as food and medicins. unlawfully assembling together with Intent to
and international Then there are technical It not only Mires desh and strength by virtue of commit a breach of the pesan this morning, Ir
THE schools and commercial schools for further its own nutritious properties, but creates an transpired in evidence that the house in which The official candidate, Duncan Stewart. has education on these linen. During the last seven appetite for food that builds up the wasted body. the roen were arrested was the assembly all of bein-elected Fresident of the Senate and Viceysur me rente of commercieenias kas Rand-the-foliowler " Spent Emaltion is la Cogata A. W,X, Cobban, all se despatened the Sze-yap men, and that the repolyers | President of the republic.
been päshed- forward by the London Chamber my opinion ad excellent and weldable compound, the above Prats on MQNDAY; the 19th instant, produced fa Court were found on the A LONDON, February 16th. of Commerce to which commercial certificates are all to consumptive patients and have at AZ A premises; also that Chan Hlo was the Willlam Ashworth, manager of the Castleton are competed for,
been delighté? with the results obtained... INE Recretary of the Hongkong branch of the Manufacturing Company, has been arrested on Besides this enlightenment in schools there pleasint to the taste and can be borne by the for Ste-rap. The case was remanded unifi Monachirge of falsifying his accounts. The shortage are other more general llues of enlightenment; most sensitive stemges *-E. A RODWAY M.Du „day, bail being refused, --
There are commercial museums in every larga Butter-Knówić, Dardington Any Chemist cald Tour wihat, men, found loading about Tal-House of Commons this evening rejected centre, where all sons of produce; saw her happly 168 A5 BAWZ for K Ca ilalled), «Bekl ping-shan last night, were also brought beleza, wkbom sérialen a number of anvcndiments mande manufactured, arm systematically stranged by in hongkong and chan
Foc
mer has Superior Accommodation
ér Passago, apply to
SHEWAN & Co
General Miängers: 21 Hongkong, 15th March, 1894.
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16gg
OREGON PINE SPARS and LUMBER
Always on Hand.
Hongkong, 24th June, 1881.
L. MALLORY.
F. BLACKHEAD & Co.; SHIP-CHANDLERS, SAILMAKERS,
COAL AND PROVISION MER- CHANTS, NAVAL CONTRACTORS AND GENERAL COMMISSION
AGENTS,
PRAYA CENTRAL, HONGKONG, SOLE AGENT'S 'FOR.
HARTMANN'S RAHTIENS GENUINE
COMPOSITION.
HARTMANNES GREZ PAINT.
DAIMLER'S PATENT MOTOR LAUNCHES,
“EVERY KIND OF TA
́SHIP'S STORES AND REQUISITES "ALWAYS IN STOCK
REASONABLE PRICE É
"Hongkong, Kath July; sing.
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