THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1895.
most favonráblá cheumalances Jabes Ballone wij not reach London before May 23rd. Arrang men's bare born made to save the prisoner from hostile demonstrations; and it is, therefore, understood that he will be landed at a suitable point before the Tartas Prince reaches the port of London,
naval occurrences to Chiacie waters The value of vertical armour, and heureriority of armour. clade to croisers are held to be establlabed ; all · guns should be protected torpedo tubes, unless submerged, must be protected, or the gravest accidenta may be looked for suxlšiary engines should be placed below the armanrod deck, or should be behind vrmour; projectiles entering
What has hitherto proved a great snurea al at the water-ling are liable to be very darger-attraction to visitors at the Zoological Gardens, ous; wood must be most spastegly employed in wis, the bon constrictor which swallowed its warship construction's fighting-tops are of
·Companion nearly as big as itself on October th deshifal willley. The fi al conclusion ́ls to the effect that, upon the whole, German naval last, died suddenly a few days ago in the reptile. honsa from causes other than its remarkable architects havs of late been pursuing a coNTRO
feart. which is amply vindicated by the recently observed results.
NAVAL NOTES.
Some discussion has recently been taking place in the columns of The Times with regard to waterente bollers and the British Navy, and one of the corespondents bas drawe a com- parison between the boats of the Messagerlon Merlime and the P. and O. Company, selecting the Australian and Himalaya for the purpose He writes:-"With rexaid to the statement that the engines of the Australien and, the Himalaya are practically the same, the dimensions of the engines are as follows: Australlen-cylinders. 41 fm., 69 lo, 106 in.; stroke, 41, 110, Himalaya-cylinders, 43 18., 67hine is presumably, that with the longer 67 in., 108 in stinke, 6ft. The main efficient
stroke. The coal consumption certainly would be ruinous if they were to run at full speed when hetween 15 and 16 knots would suffice, and I fall to see where the 'strangest_pojalble Inducements to the Metsagrees Company e me in The Messageries Marime Company's steamers running on the Australian Hines are subsidieed cruisers, and, to satisfy the French satbaritler, se constructed to stem 18 knots for twelve hoort with all bollers under steam ; bat, having done this, they are put upon the Australian lines prześscally as merchant stepmers, and the exiger cles of the very co are auch that a mean of between 16 and 16 knots is quite sul clent to sailaly the postal authorities and to compete with rival lines; therefore the engines are linked up to work at shoot 5.000-borse power, or as wrather and circumstances may -require, and usually only about three-fourths of
the boilers are necesary.”
„The versional meetings of the Institution of Naval Architects began on the 3rd Inst., at the rooms of the Society of Art. Lord Brassey, the president, occupied the chair, and, after un'erring la cordial terme to an invitation that had been received to hold the next meeting in France, desit with some aspects of naval construction Lard Brey made special reference to the Jenson to be drawn from the war between-Chins and Japan, which once more conclusively entab- liched the value of armour, So destructiv was the eff ct of the new explosives, and the galck-firing armaments on unarmed sides, that might almost he laid down as axiom that no gnns, except those carried to repel the attacks of terpedo boats should be mounted without adequate'. ¡protection, It better Το have fewer PUDE with protection than more gear without protection, (Hear, bear) Too much importanc- cenld never b given to the speed of ships and fleets av whole, and all should be provided with torpedo catchers. He had always advocated the policy of building for the line of battle-ships of mediam dimensions i proportionately increased numbers rather than abios of extreme dimensions in -proportionally reduced numbers. Dealing with the requiremen's of the Brl·lsh Navy, his lord- ship sild our own versein now buliding exceeded by over 4,000 tong the average tonnagé öfflhe ships building for foreign countries.
It is understood that Rear-Admiral Sir John Fisher, controller of the Navy, will succeed Vice-Admiral Flizing in command of the Chan, Del Squadron, and will helst. his flag on the Majestic, which is to be the new Channel dig. ship for a preliminary craise before taking over command of the squadron.,,
MISCELLANEOUS.
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The text of the Report, of the Opium Commission is now (19th April) complete, and i will be la'd прод the table of both Houses as soon as possible. The Commissioners state that the abuse of opium As a drug and for smoking purposes is much less in extent than bas been stated. In reference to the exportation of optom to China and the effect of the trade with that country upon the Chinese, the opinion la expressed that the growth and cultivation of the poppy la India has no appreciable effect upon the consumption of oplum, in Chiza. It appears that India only sends to Ching about one-fifth of what that d ́untry uses, and that the rest is not entirely bome-grown, but is imported from other countries, notably from Persia. In view of all the facts of the case, the Commissioners and not in favour of prohibbing either the growth of the poppy or the manufacture or sale of opium la British India.
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A carless suggestion has been made by a Berlin correspondent, who states that a rumour is current there, and in spite of its improbability, is believed in by, some of the more intimate friends of the personage to whom. It refers, It is unserted, namely, that the` famous Japanese Marshal Yamagata is node other than the long tulssing Archduke John Nepomuk Salvator of Anstula. It will be remembered that in 1889 this Archduke, who was the youngest aan of the Grand Duke Leupold the Second of Tuscany, regeunced his rank and all his Austrian military titles, owing to an irreconcilable quarrel with the late Field Marshal Archduke Albert, then went abroad under the name of "foba Oith," and very, soon afterwards completely disappeared, being last heard of in South America.
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From Fanchow to Amoy had fresh north-east | told her she had lowration of th® chanh” which sh winds; thence to port had light variable winds. | didn't have at all, What is "uloration of the
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The British steamship Arwatson Aßcar Init Calcatta on Tuesday, the zolb, ulʼimo ; arrived at Penang on the 6th instant, and left aga'n on the yth, and anived at Singapore on the gth, left on the roth from Singapore experienced fine weather with smooth, set and light southerly winds,
HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA DOCK RETURNE.
in Kowloon Dock. Frone CEO) Starfield.
It is afirmed that wanty of Russian volunteers Salot.p will shortly leave St. Petersburg for Madagascar, | Mongbut ................ in order to help the French in their campaign. H.M.S Undaunted.
Reina Cristina (cruiter), They are to be headed by M. Dvorisachine.
Verona ******* described as an army doctor, well-known for his
Riverdrie Slavophile and Francophile rentiments,
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The death has occurred, at the Zoologica! Gardens, of the magnificent ostrich presented to the gardene some time since by the Queen. The ostrich, which had been in health for several works, succumbed to lung disease.,
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The German barque Ernst Ludwig Holis, from Macassar to Amsterdam with Copra, reported lost with all hands.
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Si Hà geva har medicines and adrics, baisha'krew Dó better on that sccount. This young lady wai now about 90 years old, with a tear outlook for belar much older. She didn's rapect ft, nor dki her anda. The another doctor, being constalled, sid alration of the ebert, like his medical. hợpther me Bagby, Botls wrong.
* After sfx months médicat tretmanf” she says, 191 I gave up my situation and estamed to my home að. Bústoni Lamal, Norfolk,: This was In June, 1883. Than I ́was thlanɛna tad.I had to takes to my bad. My mother thought I was in a decline, and V70 FIN
Now, the word "declina" means nonemption, sa we all know a disease common in gland and imentable everyutern. - Thousands of bright girls and young man #dicliba” into their gearen wear your lu this populous faland. Sad enough it is to see.
•Wall, as this, poini, bær good and wins mother Intered" in her daughter's cosa. Ehe pare the doctors the go-bye' and sent to Norwich for some bottles of Mother Belgal' Curative Byrup. In two waka the young patient began to feel better, and id three months she got a new altuation and went to work, Basket
President Faire's vleft to Havre has been a
A step to be taken by the Nippon Yasen great success, the inhabitants receiving him Kaisha, as soon as the war clouds have bem finor khan, fifteen, votes ago,” tha sex, “I biếp
verywhere with enthusiasm. At the Sub-Pre- thoroughly dispersed, will be to put four of fiskal leie besite this even before fecture yesterday he received the local anthorkies own steamers on the Țaper-Bombay line. Then thanks to Bolgai's Syrup. Yours truly, (Signed), by Me Berns, the British Canal-General Mr.tock, Tekohime and San Francisco, and Church Road, Tottenham, near London, Geptember and the members of the Consular bodies, head-d regular services between Nilgats and Vladivos (Mrs.) BAWAH BERATON Bazen, &, King, Stress,
Bemal Intesdaend Captala Acland and the other Yokahima and Canada will be opened one after | | 30th, 1899.*; officers of Her Majesty's shin Australia to the anelker. Its line to Emas will he perhaps the dose words mors and we'es dona. Mrs. Bakir's President, and a pleasant faterchange of 1st of its great schemes carried into effect, | silmand was Infigestion and drapepals, nothler slas courtesies passed between them, M. FLY referred in graceful terms to the Queen's vicit toys the Stralis Maritims Journal, Clasfex, and spoke of the high esteem and respectful "ympathy which Her hisjesiyle noble "The Norwegian steamer Awine chichas returned voyage towards the character had inspired is the breasts of French-to Melbourne from men. Today, on the invitation of Captain South Pole, undertaken chiffe for the purpose Arlend, the President will pay
of dierovering fresh whaling and sealing Australia, which will be moored close beside grounds. She penetrated the antarctic regioni ike French warsblo Jean Bart.
as far as 76 degrees south, but from a com. mercial aspect the voysee was not a succes, Sa high latituds has only been attained in the South P-lar regions twice belove-in 1813. by Weddel, who reached latitada 74 dogs, 15 min : and in 1942 by Sir James Ross, who reached latitude 78. deg. to min.
visit to the
The Earl of Stamford was married to Mi liesbeth Tasobald, third daughter of the Rev. caurles Theobald, rector of Lashem. Hants. Real Dean. In St. George's, Hanover Square, veterday (18th April) afternoon, in the pressace of many relations and friends.
Reuter's special correspondent in Armenia states that the revolutionary leadem are reco!v. ing large sampling of moner and arms from Armenians to Turkey, Russia, and Perele, and that a great rebellion is being planned for next month. It is #fărimed that the rising will com. mence in Constantinople, and probably with an attack on the Palace of the Sultan. In this| desperate struggle for freedoms it leadmited that the borrors of Sassoun will be repeated au a large scile, but it is hoped by this meanU TO recure the effectual Intervention of the Powers.. The Tipanere Minister had a long Interview. with the Earl of Kimberley at the Foreign Office yesterday afternoon.
Among the visitors to Bow-street Police-court varterdaý morning wese the Crown Prince of Slam and Prince Abrakund. The Princes, who were escorted by Mr. Ball Themson, scrupled seats at the side of Sir John Bridge. the realdi's maletare. They had previously attended the High Court, but were anxious to become acquainted with English rolice-com procedure. They stayed for some time, and apparently took great interest in the cases before the Court,
Mr. Frederick Villiers, the war correpondent and wetis, has accepted an enganament with Mr. R. 8, Smythe to go in Australia and dallwar a series of fecintes on the China-Janay War.
The Rev. Dr. John Percive], "lare Head Master of Rugby, was yesterday (18th) enthron-d
Blaken of the Diocese in Hereford Cathedral There was a large gatbaring of clergy and fatty. At the cinclusion of the service, the Mayor of Hereford, on behalf of the Corporation and citizens, presented Dr. Pariwal with an address of welcome.
The Pamir Boundary Commialon will consist of Coloniel Gevard, Central India Horie, Com, missioner-in-Chief, Colonel Holdich and Major Wahab The Novos Vremy remarks that, whilst pretty clearly ind1owing the frontler Hné of the British sphere of influence, the agreement gives no clue to the line of demarcation regard. Fine China, and therefore England's Indirect pressure upan China, if not direct interference in the matter, is to be expected.
The Queen has supolated Colonel Francis Carnwallle Meade, V., C.B, formerly of the Royal Artillery, s military knight of Windsor upon the lower foundation in the room of Liezt.- Colonel Villlert, deceased,
Under the presidency of Sir Courtenay Boyle, the adjourned Conference of the representatives of the Federated Skos Manufacturers and the delegates of the Operatives Unies took place at the Board of Trade yesterday. The deliberations, which were private, lasted nearly four hours, and warn again, adjourned until to-day. It was, however, stated that the pro- spects of an amicable settlement were more hopeful than appeared likely from the recent speeches of the leaders of both sides,
SHIPPING AND MAIL NEWS.
MAILA DUE: Tacoma (Sikk) 20th inst. American (Copile) 21st lost. Australian (Catierthun) 25th fast. 'American (City of Rio de Janeiro) 31st inst.
Canadian (Empress of China) 8th prox.
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THE O. & O. S. S. Ca's steamer Coptic, with all, left Nagasak! for this port at 5 p.to.
The Paris Figaro bus published the following amusing invention, although it gives it matter of news:-"There is & rumour that yesterday.
TO-DAY'S SHIPPING RETURNS,
8 pm. yesterday to 8 p.m. to-day. Anivals.
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Dr. Nanien has succeeded in his search for the North Pole. It'ia 'stated that be discovered that the Pale is situated le a chale of mountains, and that he planted the Norwegian fing there to mark the spot. The temperature was two degrees | above zero, Centigrade. These statements, It is | Afingyi.................................steamer from Canton, added, are confirmed in a despatch received by Specialit sammuu 11 the Crown Prince of No way and Sweden. Dr. A. Aptar Nansen left on Jane zath, 1893, on board the Hongkong ma Fram, in order to attempt to reach the Pole by Casstur vaname drifing with currents which he believed to set | Ingraben
in its direction,"
News from the Anglo-French “Bosfer - State
Amigo,ani
Commission in the Upper Mekong district shows | Canton, iuranam-d that there is litle prospect of an early Agtala mummus settlement of the question. There is much || Namda t
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Singapore,
Singapore. Halpbeng, Saigon, Singapore. 8 igen. Singapore, Canton. Hamburg, Foochow Sandaken,
frouder is causing cooksfeer at Radgoo, M. Barquaham esmer for Singapore.
friction between the British And Franch Memnon natinumung members, chiefly owing to the attempt of the
fatter to estables amlitary... post
Bettiah territory, French aggression, on, the
Aggregating 1398; tons register." Departures.
"staten. The Times correspond-of, jaid, ke, the Cantonese
request of the local Government, it has beam Formosa,sisi
decided to garriam Chieng-tung with 300 Usors, AgamemnØJ PELAKSAN and to constructs telegraph län ihhher Eta V4l momen
7. Mainich
A - remarkable natural phenomena » Is
reported from Leprignano, in the Province of Rome, where a considerable laka his, bean, formed through: iba spouting up of water from
Singapore.
Bhanghai, Amdy, S Haiphong. Saigon.**
The sumber of furga præarful 5ohting ships belonging to Rasde in the East, la five vis, the Admiral Nakimoj Admiral Kontioff,Pamiat Axova, Nicolat "I and Vladimir Monomach. In addition, to these there are in all about aven'ern cralsers and gun-boats of various elges, which bring the fleet up to no less than twenty-two ships of war. Thisimmanse flest is to be divided lato twn squadrons, under command of Rear-Admiral" Makaroff and Rear Admiral Alexelef respectively, with Vice Admiral Tertoff as Commander-in-Chief, with hi defying on the Pamist Anouo. The other flagshine will be the Nicoll (Rear Admiral Admirat Alexeleff.) Makaroff), and the Pladimir Mensmack (Repr.
subterranean springu, Thu waists of ik The British steamship Revo left. Bombay which Haw circumference of two-thirds of a on the tat lestant, and Slagspore on the sath mie already, are roigif" sulphorous in lastant. From Bingepare had fine weather to character. Luga" numbers of people from the port."
surrounding counizy urë viskiing the spot,
The Genival. News learns that the. Scotland;
The deamer Delawars arrived in the Mersey recently from New Vork, having the crew of the German steamer Donas, which had to be abandoned in the Atlantic. The Donan, with a crew of 33 hands and one parranger, left Hamburg with a general cargo in February for New York and Biltmore calling at Dirtmouth, When in the Atlantic fire broke out in the afterpart of the verael and spread rapidly, defr- Ing the utmost exer ions of the crew to exta
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walsh the flimes. The ship bad to be doned, and fortunately the crew and passingers. had n-fy heen is the hosts an hour or two when the Dalamare made her appearance and took all on board. When last seen the Donas was sinking. The fire is moposed to bave occurred among some old rags and other coubertible
material.
CORRESPONDENCE.
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[We do not necessarily andorna tha ophalens storamed by Commpendente in this columna.)
HOW TO SETTLE THE FÖRMOSA DIFFICULTY.
· To Tws, Extos ay ana “Howqnc.DOKI TELDEBATH.” DIAR S-To settle the impending Formoss Question I suggest :-
(a) Let the prevent Officiels and wealthy inbabitants of the Island declare a Republic under combined Europein Protection. 19
(5) Letthe Government engage European (or American advisers.
(Let the country and its people: be thoroughly Westernized.
The above remedies will be the mezus of removing one of the greatest "bones of conten- lon" in the East, and the Island will then become the base for the opening up and form of the vast Chinese Empire,
As a lovers of peace, I sincerely hope the Powers will weist in establishing the "Republic of Formosa and the Pescadores:"
Yours truly,
| and quite miengh. The aleeration " qua Inflampena
tion of the inner desting of the stomach, a symptoms of the diannon: Wa with bác a long and happy He, and mawly add that if all hue sex would "zvola or eurs this one trouble most of them might live to be an old is Chrany Gortone="[ddel] ̧.
A CHINAMAN: Hongkong, 17th May, 1895.
GRANNY GORTON'S BIRTHDAY.
SATURDAY, January 21st, was a great day in Centri Village, in the State of Connectiant, in America On. that day Mrs. Jonathan Gorton was 100 years old and formally received her friends, of whom hundrede were present. She wore her best black silk, gown, with
In the bodice. The venerable lady was sostel is comfortable armchair on a platform in the best room of her house. Then the train of cailers. died through, oh and all shaking hands with her.
TOBE
Granny Gorton,
2,* no său is called, is a trim Hizia body and very nimble on her feet. There was never anything tiled har, she says, and, stoeps that kee eyesight fat's quite so gond de It used to be, she is me notire an any woman of 50.
Why has Granny Gorton fired so long? Why de she so sativa now? ɑhe late and the secret herself
Auctions.
FUBLIC AUCTION
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
BOOKS AND EFFECTS, &C. DR. ▶HE Undersigned has received instructions
ingar und keito Sell by.
PUBLIC AUCTION,
TO-MORROW.. (SATURDAY), the 18th May, 1891,
commencing at 2.30 PM
at his SALE ROOMS, DUDDELL. STREET, (For Sundry Accounts)
QUANTITY OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Comprising
DRAWING-ROOM SUITES, FANCY CHAIRS #ð" TABLES, FANCY KATTAN FURNITURE, OVERMANTELS, BRASS FENDERS, CURTAINS, CARPETS, ORNA- MENTS, GLOCKS, &c. &c.
ONE COTTAGE PIANO, In Good Condlilon, SEVERAL SIDEBOARDS, with PLATE GLASS BACKS, DINING TABLE, and CHAIRS, DINNER WAGGONS, GLASS and CROCKERY WARE, ELECTRO-PLATE, CUTLERY.
PANTRY REQUISITES
́TRON and: BRASS' MOUNTED BED. STEADS WIRE MATTRESSES, &c SINGLE and DOUBLE WARDROBES, with BEVELLED GLASS, DOORS and PLAIN, MARBLE-TOP WASHSTANDS and BUREAUS, DRESSING TABLES and SUN DRY BED-ROOM FURNITURE, &c.
A Quantity of BOOKS,
*- BATH ROOM REQUISITES,
TENNIS GEAR, RICKSHAS,
&c. Catalogues issued Pilot, to Stio. On View from FRIDAY, the 17th May, 189).
TERMS OF SAIR 1”Än custommáry,
GEO. P. LAMMERT,
Auctioneer, Hongkong, 14th May, 1895.
PUBLIC AUCTION
JEWELLERY,
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THE Underdigued has received instructions Chòm C. 7. A. Sangster, Esq., Offcisi Administrator, to Sell by
MY PUBLIC AUCTION,
TUESDAY, the 21st May, 1895, AT 1.30°F.M.,
-” at his SALE- ROUsts, 'Queen's Road, SUNDRY JEWELLERY.:
NBA The Property of the late '
Mr. ROBERT FRASKR-BMIŢEL
On View from the Morning of the day of Sain, Cataloguel will be issued,
TREMS OF SALE >=As customary.
* Ghana, M. ARMSTRONG, ..
Auctioneer.
· Hooghong; 15th May, 1805-
To be Let.
TO LET, X
FROM THE MAY.
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[REENMOUNT," CAINE ROAD, 8
ROOMS,
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For Parlicylars, apply to
GILMAN & Co. -Hongkong, 11th April, 1895.
Tofino Vid TO LET.
AN AYARAN A
Hivi Intimations, UNDOUBTEDLY!
CHAMPAGNE BITTERS AND BOVRIL
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ARE
PRE-EMINENT!
AS A
PICK-M E-UP.
WATKINS & CO.,
APOTHECARIES' HALL, 66, Queen's Road Central, Hongkong.
are For Sale.
NOTICE
THE Undersigned has been Appelated Soze * Aoner for WOOD & CO's well known
∙COW BRAND of Finest » AUSTRALIAN TABLE BUTTER,
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veeHotels.
THOMAS' GRILL ROOMS;
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No. 4, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL.
: AM hapoy to Inform my PATRONS that le connection with the GRILL ROOM, I
tlb. Tias. Fresh Stocks always on hand. hare secured the IST FLOOR recently occupied Special Terms to the Trade
GEO. P. LAMMERT, Daddell Street, Honkong 10th April, 18051)
5506
MELLIN'S FOOD recommanded by the highest Medical Authorities as the BEST FOOD for INFANTS and INVALIDS.
KAY & Co., SOLE AGENTE,
26, Hollywood Road,
[500
**Hongkong, 3rd May, 1895, THE FREDERICKSBURG BREWERY CO
LIGHT PALE ALE, Unsurpassed in quality .*
and highly recommanded
by persons of
Refined, taste. Vakes a delicious and' "
comforting drink
And
by the CHINA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY (above the present Gazz Room) and haya ätted it up for
LADIES' DINING ROOMS, with all conveniences attached. ··I am also now prepared to serve
· DINNERS, TIFFINS AND SUPPERS to Parties when Ordered distinct from the oedfi |niry GaILL ROOM.
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DAILY NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALE.
W. THOMAS,
Proprietor. Hongkong, 30th April. 1945.
BAY VIEW HOTEL.
· "THE "RAMSGATE" OF HONGKONG,
(On Shau-Mi-wan Road)
THE pleasant DRIVZE
POPULAR SUMMER RESORT, and
during Summer Months, H. E. BOTTLEWALLA, "
SOLE AGENT, No, a, D'Aguller Street, Hongkong, 5th March, 1995.......
TRADE
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to be Ead on the Island, "BAY VIEW » occupies the best situation on the 'Shau-ki-WIR Road, commands an excellent view of the Harbour, and is always open to the cool bresses from the Southward. Steam-lamiches can at any time come alongside the jetty adjoining the. spacious lawn.
To the other attractions of thle popular resort BATHING PAVILIONS
have been added, and a LAUNCH runs from the NEW PEDDER'S WHARF to BAY VIEW. | every half-hour after 5 PM. daily,
Private Dinners or Tišins prepared in First- class style on the shortest notice, and Meals can
· ba served at all hours.
Hongkong, 13th August, 1804. - -
WINDSOR HOTEL,
HONGKONG.
"ALDBECK, MACGREGOR & Co.,
WINE and SPIRIT
HONGKONG, SHANGHAL LONDON AND NAUGHT HOUSE" offers First-class Acco
MERCHANTS,
GLASGOW,
13. Queen's Road, Hànxim, tịnh Aural, 3504
FOR SALE.
'APAN HAND-MADE PAPERS,
JAPAN
ГАРАМ
JAPAN
AN PRINTING PAPERS.
APAN COPYING PAPERS,
WALL PAPERS,
PRIGES VERY MODERÄTE.
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"HIS ESTABLISHMENT, situated in the Terant Building knows 41 #CON-*
modation to Residents and Travellers.
Passenger Elevator, from Entrance Hall to
[st each Floor, in charge of experienced Attendant."
Favourable Arrangements made for Families and for Monthly or Extended Periods.
ke,
ORDERS respectfully solicited by the Under«
دارید ری
MITSUI RUSSAN. KAISHA,
8. Queen's Road Central Wongkner, wil January »Radi.
LEVY HERMANOS,
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"AND"AZI SHANGHAI, MANILA, ILOILO & PARIS. TEWELLERY, DIAMONDS. WATCH
** CHRONOMETER & CLOCKMAKERS,
**GENERAL IMPORT & EXPORT.
10, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL, Opposite the Talarranh Öfics.
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837.
G. FALCONER & CO., WATCH and CHRONOMETER MANU WTACTURERS and JEWELLERS.
INSTRUMENTS
||NAUTICAL
CHARTS and BOOKS.
(472) No. 45, Queen's Road Contrat 167
CHS, J. GAUPP & CO. ❤HRONOMETER, WATCH, 854 CLOCK-
MAKERS, JEWELLERS, SILVER-
SMITHŚ, and OPTICIANS,
O, DUDDELL STREET. **LARGE" "GODOWN" KOWLɔon
A CHARTS and BOOKS.
THE FLOOR of 12 QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRALNAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS,
Apply to
LINSTEAD & DAVIS. Hanghang, 9th May, 1805,
Bale Agents" for Louis Audemars' Watches- -7571 ||awarded the highest Prizes at every Exhibition:
and for Voigtländer and Sohn's --- LA CELEBRATIZO OPERA GLASSES, MARINE GLASSES and SPYGLASHES,
TO LET when she says, "There was surar anything alle maDHIGHCLAIRE #1 MAGAZINE GAP,
WELLING HOUBEST-BARAUNI 967
That's it, and all of it.
People who liva 300 yours are NOU SO TRY PATH. The deaths of 45 such were reportert, last your în England 1-2 men and 21 women. Tel, compared to the mukitudes who dis, these are nothing-nothing. Can we not keep things from ailing ds, and so live as long Mrs. Gorlon Yes, if we will take the trouble to da Hi Men and women 100 yours old, still vigorous and elser-hauled, should be a alght so common-me not to
No 41) CAINE ROAD, PURI SUAJAD WHOUSE# ls RIPON TERRACE.
DES VEUX VILLAS 18THE PEAK. FLOORS BLUE PUILDINGSAKAANZA GODOWNSTA, ENSAR
be temarked, and will be yet in the futurs Why not, THE so now 1 Ask yourself the question," me iha bostman say down on Deal Beach,
Here's how it iss A woman's tale. She adys the
fell ill when a girl of about 15. She lost her appetite,
paine in the rides and check, frequent
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and was often obliged to life dawn of the couch and N-END HOUS
rout." All this didn's promise long 150, điã là ? He's it was a bad start.
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