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PACIFIC MAIL.

The Northern Pacific Steamship Company's steamer Victoria, Capt. J. Panton, from Thema vid Yokobama, with malle up to and inst, arrived in port this morning. For the follow. ing telegrams we are indebted to our Tacoma exchanges :---

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1894.

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THE SPEED OF MERCHANT VESSELS.

Co-day's Advertisements.

Motels.

BAY VIEW HOTEL.

THE "RAMSGATE" OF HONGKONG, (On Shau-kl-wan Road.)

"HE_POPULAR SUMMER RESORT, and

10 be had on the Island. "BAY VIEW" occupies the best aftuation on the Shau-ki-wan Road, comunandı an excellent view of the Harbour, and is always open to the cool breeses from the Southward. Steam-launches can me any time come alongside the jetty adjoining the

To the other attractions of this popular resort BATHING. PAVILIONS

kept secret. The Czar is mentally depressed | Britain refuses to recognise rice as contraband, the Department of State and the Minister 15 30 | Baladım, and the other by Messrs. Denny foxt to the HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANK), i spacious Iswa.

who also built the

two

given to the various Chinese arsenals to bul'd socialist pamphlets exared the authechiles to ships and make guns. The Foochow arsenal, decide to arrzign all the afficers, among whom

and the only one in China that ever

was the surpected, before a military tribunal. the largest bullt ships on a serious scale, may be in a state The officers were all arrested and excasted as

It a somewhat surprising to note, says of readiness, although it will not be able to build prisoners to Madgeburg, with fixed bigonett

ber 10th. WASHINGTON CITY.

Engineering, that of 12907 vessels_registered September large vereis without Europein help. But the

THE CHINA FIRE INSURANCE Whampoa arsenal at Canton was found to be in

Notification has been given to the Govern at Lloyd's anty 301 have a speed of 13 knots

COMPANY, LIMITED. and over. Over 1g knots there are only 45 lamentable state of unfitness, and heavy punishment to a formal way of the ratification by the

reen | vessels, and with few exceptions those have all hloese Government of the new treaty between ment will fall upon the officials responsible for

Was been constructed

within

five years. Over

NOTICE OF REMOVAL. this condition of affairs. In the meantime the the United States and China, which was

kisote Gresham and the

of which four belong | theen-are 18 vacools, VIENNA, September 24th,

I'HE OFFICES of the Company have this Telegrams bere from Cracow stałe śant thepaleo arsenals are supposed to be worked negotiated by Secretary ratled by the to the Balaian Government, being peddle

upon an unprecedented scale. The question of Chinese Minister, Yang Ya,

the service between

THE Ostend

Day been REMOVED to the Czar had a fit of apoplexy during a stay what articles may be declared contraband is senats on the part of the United States. Only steamers for

and Dever. One of them, of #2-knots speed, CHARTERED BANK NEW PREMISES, Bialowesh, which left him roon. His liness seriously disturbing the Eastern teade. Great the formal exchange of ratifications between the

was built by the Cockeril Company in

No. 3, QUEEN'S ROAD-CENTRAL, be transacted to make the treaty a law govered of Dumbarton, because of family troubles. The Czarewitch, it Chles can do

• practically nothing at present with

Ing the relatione of the two place others, which have a speed of av lots. In added, is unhappy about his approaching the Japanese coal trade."

this ceremony will doubtless take September zoth, marriage to Princess Allx of Herse, and talks of renouareg ble right to the throne. It is reported A dispatch from Vienna to the Chronicle says within a month, Minister Yang Yu called Two other Channel westers, the Seine and

ароп Secretary Gresham

Thames, belong to a French Company, and sre that the Grand Dake George, the second son of that a semi-official dispatch from St. Petersburg the Czar, has been summoned to St. Petersburg announces that the Rasalan Government has said to him that he had received word engaged in the Newhaven and Dieppe trade. the They are French ball; while another, the Sea- learned of a rebellion against the Manchurlen from his Government that

ford, wogaged in the same trade, was built by dynasty. The dispatch adde that the regular treaty; that the document bad been forwarded troops ass everywhere committing disgraceful him, also that be bad received lontractions to Mesira. Denay of Dumbarton, sad le owned in Britain. The other two foreign vessels are the ratifications with the United States, na exchange.

The British-owned vessels Pariz und New York. soon as it was delivered to him. The treaty, with the Chinese seal and signature, was sent from are the Campania and Lucania, pat at all knot In the ordinary perd, the Majestic and Teutonic, the Isle of Peking about four weeks ago,

Man steamers Prince of Wales and Queen course of communication xix weeks required for Its transmission to

to Washington City, so that it is not expected at the legation

gton Victoria, the Thames steamers La Marguerite | FROM

for and Royal Sovereign, and the Dublin | Útramer two weeks. This is the first authentic leforms. Ireland. Only the efz Atlantic vessels are screw paddle steamers steamers; the olberu tion

SOFIA, September 15th, Special el ctlins have resulted in the success of Russophilea. M. Kadeslowoff, Minister of Justice, and Tencheff, Minister of Commerce, have resigned. M. Scankoff, leader of the Rosophiles, was elected and M. KaraToloff defeated.

COPENHAGEN, September 17th, The Russian fronclad General Admiral is aground off Refinas. Assistance has been sent ber:

outrages.

The Chiness exchequer is empty, and the Government is hardly able to supply the wants of the troops already in the field.

NEW YORK, September 29th,

Bob Fitzsimmons reached Jersey City to-day He says Corbett has got to meet him.

PETERSBURG, September 29th. Sr.

H

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had ratified

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FIRST FLOOR,

JAS, B. COUGHTRIE, Secretary, Hongkong, 29th October, 1894.

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NORTHERN PACIFIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. STEAMSHIP "VICTORIA," TACOMA, VICTORIA, YOKOHAMA

AND KOBE. THE above Steamer having arrived, Con- The Oficial Mestanger announces that since Aceived in this city regarding the treaty: anered in the Channel service. Indeed, of the

signees of Cargo are hereby requested to RIO JANEIRO, September 17th. One hundred and i ty-seven persons have the severe attack of influenza from which the is from its rature transacted secretly, Yang Ya 45 vessels of to knots and over, 21 are paddled in their Bils of Lading los countersigna

Beamers, 16 Kru twin-screw, and

eventure, and to take immediate delivery of their been arrested far being Implicated in the riots czar suffered in January his health has not been

only seven

Goods Irons alongside, of the last four days. The police and marines fully restored. This summer nephritis super-

single-screw vessels; only two of the latter have are active. Troops are held in the barracks and i vesed, uocessitaugas

his passing the winter in a

been

Cargo impeding the discharge of the Vemal balit withla five years, so that the twin sailors are ready to land. President Peixoto warmer climate, therefore the Caar, acting under

screw for high-speed vessels has completely will be landed and stored at Consignees' risk and superseded the single propeller arrangement. expense.

DODWELL, CARLILL & Co., make a temporary stay in Lividia shortly. Berlin specialist in brain and spinal dliessex

Agents. nine have been built abroad, although to are who was summoned to attend the Czar announced

Owned by foreign countries. Of the foreign

Hongkong, 29th October, 1894. bullt vessels, one occupies a foremost place for speed-the Marie Heuristie, of 32-knot spoed. The list given la interesting:-

British Foreign owned, owned.

the diplomatic basiness of the Government

communication to the secretary of state was not am's attention made known anill Secretary

Greibam's was called to the speculation af at here concerning the app the apparently slow course of the Chinese government in taking action. Then Secretary the status of the matter and said in effect that the reparts that there was any cause for dissatis. faction over the way China was proceeding toward consummation of the treaty were entirely groundless.

nounces that the aid of foreign' warships Is | the advice of Profs: Zacherin and Leyke Grosham gave to the Associated Press reporter Again, of the ac vessels of over 10 knots, only

ST. PETERSBURG, September 27th,

The Novos Vramya declares that Rotin is entitled to more lofluence iban Great Britain in the sellement of the Korean question, because the nature of the position of Korea places that country within the sphere of Russian tefluence,

MONTEVIDEO, September 2716. Admiral Gama auxerts that there has been rinting in Rio Janeiro, which lasted five days, accompanied by outrages on Portuguese merchants, Instigated directly by President Peixoto, who facited soldiers, dressed in citizens' clothes, to make an attack, on the pretence that they wanted to break up a meeting of royallet conspirators.

that his condition is not such as to justlly any immediate anxiety.

BERLIN, September 29th,

taking the most lively Emperor Willam Interest in the Korean war. Daily reports of il the war news are submitted to his Majesty, and by the aid of the best maps and chans proc ible he carefully traces the progress of the operations of the combatants. The Emperar studies every movement in its most minute detail, paying particular attention to the naval engage that the use of monster Ironclads have been put ments as furnishing the first test on a large sezle

MEMPHIS, Tenn., September 30th, Gen. A. M. West, candidate for vice president of the United States in 1854 on the Greenback Vessels of 20 knots and above........10. Labour ticket, with Gen. Benjamin Butler, died at Holly Springs, Misa,

to-day, Gen. West

was the first president of

of the Chicago St. Leals and New Orleans railroad (the fllloofs Central), and was the plouces builder of the South,

stomach after an illness of three weeks, The Gen. A. M. Went died from catarrh of the

funeral will take place at so o'clock tomorrow

he

Rio, its reported, looks like a great military

Not even the Korean question rivals in from the Methodist church. suldiers patrolling the streets, Cavalry catop

interest here the news in circulation regarding encamped in the public gardens and launches.

the Czar's health. The instincts of the Czar's the harbour. The number of killed in patrolling

but it is regarded aldest son are overridden by the military stated to be 328, while 113 were wounded and entered horplats. Most of the fighting occurred that he may be bear the water's edge, and many bodies were party. The report that the Cear had been

stricken with apoplexy is doubt:d. bellet here is that he is subject to fits, into which uinally accompany acute

kidney which

Cesty of Portuguese, Britlth and other foreigners CAST perty of will amount to $1,500,000. It is said that Peixoto

The

[Geo, West was born in Alabama in 1818, In 1837

moved to Mississippi. In politics he was Whig, and was elected to the legislature la 1865

and twice to the state senate, In 1864 be became president of the Chicago, St. Louis, New Orleans and Mississippi Central railroad, now the Southern division of the filinets Central, and

Court elected was its bolder. He was elect to congress

and all others from the seceding staten. In 187 be was an elector from Mississippi for the Tiiden ticket. Later he identified himself with the Greenback party and was nominated in 1884 for vice president on that ticket with Benjamfo F. Batter. Gen. Went was at his death a mem ber of the Farmers' Alliance.]

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than two high speed vessels for each owned by foreign nation. Seven of the 20 over iq knots belong to Reiglum, five to Germany, three to Holland, and three to France, the remaining two the Parte and New York. The French being

will declare that in order to protect the lives diseases. Dr. Zaccharin, the Czar's phys after the war, but congress refused to seat and German vessels are all Atlantic liners,

of foreigners he is forced to declare martial law. The British minister has asked for a guard at the legation and residence. The British legation Is crowded with refugees who are afraid to go on the streets.

LONDON, September 28th,

A dispatch from St. Petersburg to the Timar says the condition of the Cx is considerably work, and an bis Majesty's breathing at the beginning of this week was hard, Prol. Layden, the celebrated specialist on internal complica. tions was summoned from Berlla. The physicians wish to send his Majesty to the Crimes, bot It is feared to risk the

the long journey.

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clan,ls some what eccentric, and brusque almost to rudeness. He charges prohibitive fees to rich patients, and treats the poor gratis. It is reported that on one occasion the rich physician declined to launch with the Caarlos, declaring be was not accustomed to take meals with women

CHICAGO, September 29th.

Corbett bas

John L. Sullivan said to-day: no right, because he is champion, to say that if you don't fight on my dunghill I won't fight at all. The pretext that Fitzsimmons is out of bis class is nonsense. My opinion is that Corbett is afraid to meet Fitzsimmons. If be he does not meet Fitzsimmons he will lose the aitsem of American people to the champloo pugillat.

PHILADELPHIA, September 30th,

at easy

LONDON, October fat. A special dispatch to the Times from St. Petersents says the Czar has lost in weight during the past few weeks

greatly. He suffers rest pain and looks very ill.

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PARIS, October rat. The Gaulois is authority for the statement that the Emperor of Germany recently sald French gentlemen whom he received in Berlin. "I shall meet you again at the Paris Exposition is roon. Replying to an expression of surprize

VIENNA, October fat.

with 1be exception of the

the French Channel stemmern. Selve and Thames. The French have sot another vessel until the of

speed

17 kosts, when they figure for 13 Atlantic and Oriental westele, while the Germans have three at that speed. Next to the Farts and Now

York, the United Staten have only the Kansas, of the Savannah of

allas,

17.knot speed. It is, however, right to state that this return lakes no cognisance of river or lake steamers in the States, of which there are a large high speed, although relatively few number of exceed 19 fore, we hold an exclusive pssities hat for the knots. In deep-ses steamers, there- fore, Parts and New York, the French Atlantic floor La Tourains, of 19-knots, and the Hamburg American Company's three versels of 19h knot

A dispatch to the Times from Vienna says it is considered there that the Czar's disease is the resuti of

of mental anxiety and worry.

the Exchange Tele- A dispatch from Paris

In the second international cricket game graph Company says its correspondent there

on the part of his aditor, the Kaiser added:peed. The North German Lloyd's fastest boats are the Sors and Havel, of 19-knot speed. between the gentlemen of Philadelphia sod fearns on the best thority that la July laat

"I know the character of the French. Again I Lord Hawke's Englishmen the Britishers were provistonai agreement was effected between

also. the first to bat. They made 271 rous, beating will attend their Exhibition and I know Belgium's fastest screw steamer is of 19 knats Russia and China in regard to the future action

what I have to do in order to carry out my Intention," of Russia in the Pamirs. It is agreed by the two their record in last week's match by 24 runs, countries that the forces of aclier power should ball from Bathurst's hat, injured one of bis

hould Patterson, of Philadelphis, in ruffing pass the Sarılkul range. The agreement re-

The second day's establishes the intendly relations between Russia fingers and had to retire. and. and has an important bearing upon play was not of a character to encourage the

China,

small number of local enthusiasts who ventured the fortunes of China in the present struggle.

The home Russis, however, the dispatch adds, la not likely out in the disagreeable weather,

team showed to rather poor advantage agalust to maintain a friendly attitude toward China without substantial terms.

the superior skill of the Britons, and the we condition of the ground was an additional diste

batsmen. Philadelphians made toy in their first nalogs advantage for the local

and 46 là their second.

NEW YORK, September 28th.

A special from Buenos Arres says: Correr pordents at Rio Grande do Sul telegraph that the revolutioniste, actuated by a desire to evenge recent cruelties, are assembling in the mountain regions near the frontier of Uraguay. It is reported that this force numbers 5,000 men, and that demonstrallon against the Government will soon be made.

RIO JANEIRO, September 28th, Tois clly is peaceful now, and a vigorous campaign against the rebel foicer under Ges, Salgado in Kio Grande do Sul is being manged. Cavalry already holds sil the public squares, while the infantry and sallors patrol the streets. No leaves of absence are granted by the com- manders of the warships. Many believe the Government Incited the people against the Brit tab legation, but was afterward frightened at the result. The Government denies that it had any riote were started by monarchists with a view to disrepute before the bringing the repabile into world. One well-known newspaper correspond.

en

The Tageblatt publishes letter from St. Petersburg stating that the Czar is suffering with two distinct maladies. He has teen affected for some time with highly developed peɑras- thenia, coupled with snemls. When the attacks were severer than usual his whole household was alarmed. The second disease was long in developing. At first it was taken for diabetes, louls affection of the kidneys. The kidney Then Bright's clucase, and Ginally for tubercu-

affection was aggravated lately by a cold con. tracted during a night visit to his son, Grand Duke George,

LONDON, September 30th,

A dispatch to the Times from Frankfort was the London correspondent of the Frankfort Zeffung telegraphs that he has learned from excellent sources that Japan, if she is victorious over China, Intends to divide China into three Independent kingdoms, which will be placed under the role of native princes, one of whom will be Li Bang Chang. If necessary. Jspap will call a conference of powers to decide the matter.

The Berllo correspondent of the Timer says that negotiations have been opened between the brewers and the socialists with a view to bringing about a compromise of the long-con- trued beer boycott. The brewers have conceded a portion of the demands made by the the socialists, and

It is probable that the negotiations the desired result.

SIAM NOTES.

BANGKOK, October 18th.

On the 14th lost, 20 to 30 men broke into the house of Amdeng Boon and took away about 560 ticals. As they were leaving the house the woman took word from under her bed and gave chase, when, although wounded in her left arm by a shot fired at her, she managed to give | a severe blow to one of the marauders,

thing to do with provoking the riots, mying at fee to the Daily. Nowe from Bailla i number of Princes and nobles were present, and

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ent is reported to have been killed Three others had nothing, in de non-commissioned officers will be banished. Many houses which had been mander * blu severity. Having noticed the de with socialism. The com of the gunnery school is disliked on scootat

spirit of fansbordina Krowing

set on firs were saved.

ROME, September 8th.

On Wednesday evening about six o'clock his Majesty, attended by the usual suite, gave a long sudlence of about an hour and a quarter's duration at the Maha Chakkri Palace. A large the King coversed with a number of them in a manner which gave indication of a gradual return

wanted health,

to bia

The Pope has summoned Figy, Helst, the hon.commlisioned tulcers on, be called the man and his wile took placé yesterday In

blow

The decapitation of the four men who murdared the presence of H. E. Phya Pechys Bodiskaza, together and severely spiritual adviser of the late Count of Paris, to the repelmended them. This was on Friday night. H. H. Mam Chow Chi Dam (Supdt, of Primer), Vatican for the purpose of imparting to him men sabe quantly became Instructions fa regard to

their Lang Kachor Thoroase, and lose or circles this

action is believed to be a fatclerical troublesome, and the commander visited that Luang: Breath Pichaza (nspector Bherth) rooms and ordered that they be allent. The Europeans. There was a guard of 6o policemen man became insolent and openly refused to and 12 soldiers, and the execution was conducted to the pretensions of the monarchiste.

In view of the fact that the Austro-Hungarian ebay that leader mnder www ble sword details of which are sufficiently known not to became in the manner usual in Ceylon, the grassoma finally legations have raised the question of the threatening) and the commoder exclusive

right, anciently belonging to the in self-defense. This and the effect of restoring repitities. sovereigns of Spain, France and Austria to object onder commander famediately tele

The

Chief Inspector Sheriff yesterday arrested ten

the tha trienala, tax. Nine of these had the.

reglment of

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STATION.

to the election of any cardinal as Pope, a special graphed Emperor Will

William, who clause will be added by the Pope to the secret | arrest of the matinsers. The ordered the Chinese in the Sampang district for not paying instructions to be given at the coming conclave guards was summoned and surrounded the Portuguese Consol-General's certificates, while hed in order to frustrate any attempt to revive the school during the right. The non-commissioned one had the following written on slip of milours were aroused and went into the court. right.

where the commander addressed them, Ch.

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STOCKHOLM, September 8th,

of votes in the Norwegian saying: The last counting elections shows that the Left has been victorious. who tries to escape must abide the conse In the elections last week the galus were si'first quences." All th

the prisoners were escorted to thought to have been by the Right, but they the railway station, and at yo'clock in the mar

Magdeburg have been overcome by the Radiaals, the lattering were sent to the

carried the whole of the Chroustjan Another stony of the affair are commander

Stada, was passing through Live stronghold. Abut half the members of the courtyard during a drinking bout and that the new worthing are now elected, and careful man spon seeing him shouted insulting words. analysis discloses that the Left has increased lim majority. King Oscar, who is said to be very much displeased at the way the elections are going, left Christiania to-day for Ramssberg to Jake part in the annual elk hunt,

Losnow, September 18th.

A letter to the Times, dated August agrð, mentions reported movements of Japanese war- ships south of Shanghai, and of a Japanese fleet || arrested. to Formosa channel, but the reports had received no confirmation. The writer farther

VIEKWA, September 30th.

with the printed heading "Mamo, from προπ which be claimed #1, the undersigned, state herewith that the coolle Ab Koe is in my service.

For C. M. KINDER,

SWAT."

Mr. Sheriff explained to this man and the rest that these certificates did not entitle them la protection from paying the tax, and most of them thereupon paid the money,

We regret to record the death of Monsieur Edouard Bonneville, who succumbed yarterday afternoon to an attack of dysentery from which he}". had been suffering for about a fortnight, Bouneylie WAR & mach respected member of the comnes, nity of Bangkok, where he had been resident for many years. He first came here to settle the

The socialists of the city today made a de- monstration in the Ringstrasse, in front of the house of parliament. A laber song, the chorus which demanded universal enfrage, war song, The singing had the the effect of rendering the crowd restive and the police intervened and dile perse the mab. Fourteen of the leaders were affairs of the Bangkok branch of a Shanghai Ganes

and afterwards opened basinses on his BERLIN, September goth. account as

was extensive and, i leaving scommesat that sighty non-commissioned offers of the fortune, he west home--after selling his pos A rumeur gained currency marly this morning section was so chant. His trade com #Privately I learn that the Canton areasal| Fourth regiment of guards, located in the carn to Mesure, Clarke & Co-about authofiles are la difficulty which may affect Moabite barracks, have been atrasted. The years ago. In the Panama fallure M. Beumerfe the whole war. Chios was to pursue a Fabian | facts were hearsed anberquently. It appears fost a good part of bis krtuna, and retaimed to policy and rely upon her enormous wealth to that 113 wax-commissioned officers belonging Bangkok about a year ago to start bustason altimately crash Japan. Both countries were sure to the chief zunning school were arrested anew.. We understand that M. Bonneville wa prised to find that the neutrality laws prevent Saturday skammson, The fatture to identify one just preparing to go home again whan dunia

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THOMAS' GRILL ROOMS, (Corner of Queen's Road and Duddell Strust) “HE Undersigned kas always thought that wuch place'as this was the one thing needed to ft in between HOTEL. Lưre and the PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE-providing it be First-class in every detall. A place where on may have his GRILLED CHOP & STEAK at any hour of the Day, up to 1x P.M.; or later If notice be given. "He is also prepared is SUPPLY MEALS to PRIVATE" PARTIES per MKKU or ORDER-the Parties sending Dlabes, &c., for same-and Cash, Terms yo Breakfast .....per meal $0.75...per Month ĝis TH...

$475... Dinner ***

$1.25...

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Breakfast, Tiffin and Dinner...

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Breakfast and Tiffin

Tiffin and Dinner

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$43

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SPECIAL TIFFINS and DINNERS servad

In Excellent Style at short notice.

Hongkong, Fath June, 1894.

W. THOMAS,

Proprietor.

For Sale.

"IRROY,"

CARTE BLANCHE, CARTE D'OR Vintage 1887,

BES]

In Quarts and Pints, CALDBECK, MACGREGOR & Co, Sole Agents.

Hongkong, Bib October, 1894.

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*ALDBECK, MACGREGOR & Co.,

WINE and SPIRIT MERCHANTS,

HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, LONDON AND GLASGOW.

[907.

BEIR

15, Queen's Road, Hongkong, 24th August, 1894.

FOR SALE

ILSENER LAGER

Light and Refreshing. Cadis of 4 dos, qts, or 6 dos, pints" wmo$9.5*

LAUTS, WEGENER & Ca Hongkong, and August, 1894.

(843

PILS ON BRAND,

FOR

SALE,

[JAPAN HAND-MADE PAPERS,

HONGKONG TIMBER

YARD, WANCHAI. \REGON PINE SPARS 108 LUMBER

L. MALLORY.

Hongkong, 14th June, 1881.

DENTISTRY.

DRAFATA (rook Japan),

BANG,

DENTAL SURGRERES.

Quem's Road Contral, Dentistry and Modesto Tom.

JAPAN PRINTING PAPERS.

JAPAN

JAPAN

COPYING PAPERS,

PAN WALL PAPERS.

806

PRICES VERY MODERATE.

ORDERS respectfully solicited by the Under‹

MITSUI BUSSAN KAISHA,

8, Queen's Road Ca