which have been posted into the country during the past four months,
Several jaoks loaded with troops, shipped at Canton, have landed their living freight- variously estimated at between 3,000 and 4,000 men-on the east coast.
The Consals at Tamsul and Tostutia have refused to recognise the new Government, neither does the Commissioner of Customs, who positively refused to bolst the fag presented to Elm by the Government of the Papublic and which he was requested to holat instantes.
The tea business is in full swing and the. steamers are carrying the fragrant leaf" off to Amoy as fast as possible, La. with much quicker despatch that ever before. This is good for the Chinese Customs and also for all who are Interested in T-E-A
LATER.
Two large Japanese men-obwar have just anived and a faunch from one of them la along- side the Redbranit.
The Chinese troops are making neity prepara tlaus to receive the Japanese, with whom they Bay they will contest every inch of the road to the capital.
The guards of British and German marines are still at Tuatutia for the protection of the foreign tea merchants there, while the Redbreast and Wolf are inside the Bar ready for emergencies at this pori,
AMOY NOTES.
(FROM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT.)
AMOY, May Toth. Since the Treaty of Peace was concluded between China and Japan the natives and their familles, who had fled to the interior owing to fear of a Japanese invasion, have returned in large numbers.
Lately there have been several cases of plague la bouses adjololog the Roman Catholla Cathe fral, and at Amoy-kung, Chlo-be, Chiang: chin and other places, ap ecuitry, the epidemic is spreading in a fearful manner. The natives, so usual, do not take the simplest piecaution to avert or check the spread of the dreadful disease, A receiving hulk (lale .. Volga) has arrived. bere consigned to the C.M.S.N. Co., and will be moored opposite the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank premi es,
At the German Consulate, before Acting Consul Dr. Grantwald and Mr. Asseson Assessor, judgment was rendered for the plaintiff as the 16th, April last, to the case of L. P. Gam et al versus J. G. Go'z, a clizes of Germany for $11,816.05 mlaus $6,350, which had been paid in part, thus leaving a balance of $5.466.05 due. Execution has been levied on the persona! properly of Mr. Gotz who, I understand, has appealed galast the decision of the local Court to the Supreme Court at Leipale. It is under- stood that the defendant had declared hit Inability to meet the whole of the balance of the sald judgment and yet, pending the trial of the case, be la alleged to have remitted $1,500 is his children in Germany, $500 to his lawyer in Leipsic, and $400 to friends in Hongkong, to pay his debt. All these sumis would appear to really belong to the plaintiffs, who were the sleeping partners in the concern of which the defendant was the managing partner. It will be interesting to see whether the Supreme Court at Leipsic will uphold the judgment of the local Court,
Since writing the above I am told that, on the 17th instant, the German Consul compelled the defendant to furnish him with a sworn statement of how he had disposed of certain sums in his possession.
The sult to which I refer above was commenced on the rath of February last, and on the 18th of the same month the above mentioned remittances to Germany were made. It is, I hear, now the Intention of the plaintiffs so insillate criminal proceedings against the defendant for alleged
breach of trust.
In my next letter I hope to furnish you with particular of a sensational case in which the Imperial Maritime Castors and certain British subjects are likely to become plastiff and defendant, or something of that sott,
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(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.).
May 18th. ffink the general feeling since the exchange the Treaty between China and Japan tok place, bas been one of suspense mitvled with degree of anxiety. in regart to the action of Rais, France and Germany. The right of any one of these
to interfere la conceded by few, it ive for so doing is only selfish and bad. two rever, just what China wishes, and for unwillingne hatred of her despised
enemy, and Imbecile stupor."
rouse herself out of her corrupt, danger to her po refuses to recognise the
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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, MAY 30, 1895.
"What facts or expectations have crused the [ sadden yielding of Japan to the pressure of the current speculation in silver ?" the reporter
asked.
"The low stacks of silver, the unremunerativa | price at which it has lately been ruling, and a change to the legislative feeling with regard to the metal ; the prospect of an expansion of trads with silver being countries which has caused a speculative demand which, an unnal, is probably founded on substantial grounds.”
Is there any accumulation of allver in the East owned by European bankers ?
The treasuries of the European banks in the East have been filled to repletion by alivar turned in to cover war expenses. At the same time the stocks of allver in the county needed; for the purposes of trade have been much reduced. With the resumption of business and a probabis expansion of trade, probably much more aliver will be required than that tem- porarily in the custody of the Eastern banks
Will such stocks cheek the export of silver to the East until they have been distributed ??!
now."
expect that with peace the demands for allver will almost immediately absorb thoss stocke and much more besides."
"What is your opinion as to the probability of an international silver conference being held at an early date ?"
*With such a general demand for such a conference I should certainly expect it to be beld, though probably not until after the looked- for election in England,”
"In the event of such a conference beling convened, would it be possible to agree upon a new ratio between silver and gold ; and what ratie de you think would be most generally acceptable ?”
"The law fixes the ratlo and the ratio would make the value. It is a question whether silver is to have the quality—the full force of money in America and Europess countries. I think that a conference would readily agree to the most ex'cusive use of silver as mosey is all countries where it fant present acceptable and its extended use in all other countsleu. But whether a universal agreement for its use would now be acceptable or not would seem doubtful
"Doyou think that England France, Germany, Austria, Italy and Holland would accept, each for themselves, the unfimlied free colnago of sliver 7"
"I think the sentiment would be in favour of accepting the unlimited free coinage of silver in all those countries except England and that It will take some time to change the prejudice, although the more the subject is understood the more the bi-metallic theory is gaining in favour."
"Would each of those countries constitute their sliver a full legal tender ? 11
"With free coinage of course it would be a legal tender."
"If they did not, could the silver so issued be saved from depreciation; and, fi so, by what
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three Powers, Had Japan continued resolute la Ethiop opposing the Russian demande regardlog Man. Valacíky charia, the Northern Power would have at
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Phra Nang graph, which appears in the Times from their SIEK Odessa correspondent, under date syth March, Hongkong.................................. will be found interesting: The Ruslan volan Nanchang teer cruiser Moskva has just departed from"
Continental.............. Odess with upwards of 1400 men, gune, military carts, ammunition, and other require ments for xcilva service to Vladivostock, and on Monday sex' the cruiser Nijni Novgorod will · The British steamakin Names left Foochow also leave here with more re-laforcemanis and on the ráth insinnt, and had moderate north- warliks stores for Vladivostock. Never have north-east breeze with drizzling rain throughout. these craliers been no busily engaged in tran- Left Amaron the 8th, and had similar weather, sporting troops, guas, &c, to the Far Eat ú List Swałow on the ggth, and had moderata they have been during the last few months, and sist-north-east bregas and dull overcast weather it is worthy of the telegrams appearing in the with smooth sea. In Amoy the steamships Times respecting what is going on here, the fallan, Formors, and Pokien. In Swatow the authorities kive prohibited all the local papera | Ceamships Haflonng and Slikan. from publishing any information whatever con. cerning theus cruisers. In addition to the men that have already left it is expected that between 4000 and 5,000 mere are to go from here,
To-day's Sin-wan-paa has a letter from Tientsin to the effect that some 12,000 Rusulan troops were lately kept a readiness (at Vladivostock) to be transported to Koron or elsewhere, but the Rasian Government kept this force back anti! an understanding had been arrived at with the Chinese rulere,- | wishing to match their troops into Klein and Hei-lung-klung. Such a course would be in full
· A Marlos Court will assemble at the Harbour accord with the understanding which Russia Ofice to-morrow morning at to 30 to enquire and China are reported to have arrived at as the ine certain charges of misconduct brought by price of the former's assistance in saving theth Master of the Bri·lah steamship Riversdale latter country the ignominy of surrendering #plast bis chief engineer, territory on the mainland to Japan. It is now stated by the Chingrethat the Tsung-il Vemen has signed the order for China's dissolution and fiel dismemberment, by cassenting to the Rassion troops aforesaid occupying the districts of Man- churia named, and we would not be surprised with sach Imbecile and fatuous men at the head of affairs in China to learn that at the present moment large forces of Russians are actually upon Cainesa soil
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Bajora Mr W, M. Goodman, Acting Chief
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1 RE, AVILLE SMITH.
Mr. Densya made an application on behalf Reelving Order,
Mr. Saville Smith yesterday forenoon for a
Mr. Ellis opposed the application on behalf o Mr. P. Bohms and Mr. Hoggan-Armadale, ceditors.
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It will be noticed that at Chefoo, and even at Shanghal, the Russian warships persist so keep- log to fighting trim, as if war were in progress: China has decided to take no risks, France and Germany are bath in the same boat as Russia. Against whom then can such a hosille attitude be adopted? There is only one answer. And yet the British feet is scattered all over they in an adidavit in which the debtor said that
Mr Dennys supported his application by put- THIS ESTABLISHMENT, situated in the and BOILERS. tieve was a warrant against him calling upon Hm to find security for $475. The warrant waL THE MIKADO AND HIS WARRIORS. assed by Mr. Bohm, of the W-adsor Hotel, and
the debtor admitted awing $116. He was unable IMPERIAL RESCRIPT.
to fad security, and if he did he would be called The following was issued by the Emperor of op by the members of the company, to whom Japan to the Army and Navy on the 13th he jwed two week's salary, to find security for Instant:-
varbus sams, Some money in the hands of "We make announcement to Our faithful and | Mears. Kelly and Walsh and a box of mann "In the event of each of these nations keeplog their mints open to unrestricted dainage of silver, beloved officers and men of the Army and Navy. scrit plays, for which be paid $8,000, were his how would the coin so ismed be distributed an
When In 1883 the military svatem for the; pricipal assets. Beyond the debts mentioned between the several States Weld the disorganization and control of the officers and men thee were practically no others. The debtor of Our army and navy was fairly established. | wajat present unable to attend the Court, si he tribution be equai ?"
and We assumed the supreme command Wo waivers scilously (1). gave you instructions to observe five cardinal qualities which should form the spirit of the officers and mes of Our army and navy; these simplicity, whilst faith should pervade all. We were, loyalty, discipline, courage, truth and
gave these instructions cordially because We place Our reliance in you as Our support,
"No."
"I should understand that if the mints were open for free coinage aliver could be seat to such mints for calaage so long as it suited any one to send it, in the same way that gold could be sent to Landon or New York whenever the Exchanges made it possible. I presume that each country could fix its own 'charge for selgatorage, and. such charge would be an important item in such exchange calculations."
With world's product of $200,000,000 of liver, what portion of that supply would be likely to reach the Royal Mint of London, where centres the chief silver market of the world ?"
"With the prestige of allver restored the metal would probably find its home chledy with the poorer nations of the world, and very little would. be offered to the mints of the richest of the nations of the world. Nations wanting gold must recognise that the way to get it is to be rich and prosperous. The possession of gold would seem rather the evidence of prospertly than the cause of it."
"Would England care to expose herself to such an important stock of silver legal tender as might come through her central position among the world's sliver markets ?"
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"For the above reasons. I don't think that
England would fear such an exposure, as aliver would be worth mare zinowhere."
“Would the several'nations differ materially in their exposure to having silver forced upon them for free collage ?"
"I think the sf her the nation the less the exposure."
"Would such differences be likely to create fealousies or other obstacles against each one Assuming unrestricted obligations to coln sliver presented at its mint?*
"I think not, because a gold currency is no advantage to a country that cannot hold the
equally patent fact the fosinterest of Japan and herself are essentthe old." precisely meets the views. This also Russia, who es not wish Chicad desires of sense of her true condition, and begiake to a reform, just administration, genuine progress and preparation for self-preservation, at present If she will only wait five or six years till Russia
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"Do you think an International agreement, involving revaluation, unrestricted colunge and fall legal tender, can be successfully negotiated, to the face of existing theoretical diferences, dearais warden and responsibility might be the uncertainty as to how far the varying distributed equi gets her railroad through to the Pacific coast members of the compactmong the several
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and can run troops through in a few days! time comparatively, her awaking will then be too late. This is Russia's game, and France
Germany
apparently, are wickedly allowing themselves to be the cat's paws to secure the chesnuts for her. They hope to get something beeldes the buske," but it is doubtful If they will do so, Chias l blindly falling into this trap. There are indications that the fi already beginning her old policy of shilly shally ing, and devising means by which to svela her obligations. - There fi no tndication whatever that Chios has benefitted by her defeats: that she has been aroused to lock into the cause of them, or that she has even come to the knowledge of the fact that she has been defeated. And if she is left where she is now, the officials will continue in their old way of corrupiloa, oppression, Injustice and
"I think that such differences would be wr the present system.") greater than those wo havo now to face under
REPORTED RUSSIAN ADVANCE.
Acertificate from Dr. Cantlle was then handed
up this Lordship.
H Lordship Dr. Cantile gave this certificate tre or four days. on Monday, and he had not scón tbla man for
M. Dennys-That is Mr. Bohm's warslon. Dr. Gaille assured me last night that he bad not The country enjoyed peace for over ten years | ti faintest hesitation in giving the certificate. I after that time, but a rapture occurred last year ad "I hear you have not seen the map for thres In Our relations with China. You have braved | ofme days," and he replied, “It would not the biting cold of winter, and the scorching boat ; mke the slightest difference, as the man was of summer, responding to Our call. At home valting blood and is very seriously II1,"
dr. Kllls-I object to these ar paris atate. nothing had been neglected in the way of elabo
rating plans and schemes of war, whilst sbroad || natİL,
the hardships of the march and of battle feve Hr. Dennys-All these' statements by the been borne. Both at sea and on land Oar nery | aer ride have been made behind my back, and army have carned Iaurels for meritorious | si I have had no opportunity 'yet of refuting deeds, such as have never before been witnessed them. The haillff went to Smith's room at the by Our country. By this means the object for Pik Hotel, and said "I have a warrant for your text,”. Smith said "Well, you will have to which the war has been wrged was achieved, and the glory of Our Empire has been exalted eky me,” and the ballli refused to carry him, In all quarters of the globe.
prevent further arrest the debtor left the hk Hotel, and surrendered the whole of bir pperty to your Lordship. I submit that the ditor having assets the Court cannot refuse to ake the order.
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became diasbled for life in the service of their') phiɓly flád that he has nothing at all. I country. We feel grieved for them, whlist Wam only say that I am not satisfied with his honour their deeds,
We have arranged for pence with China and We are going to enjoy, the blessings of peace with you.
The honour of Our amy and navy, as well as the glory of Our emp’ró, make your responsibiluter still greater. We are glad to observe that the prestige of Our Davy and army has been greally advanced, and share the glory you. The final goal of Our country is sitÚL far distant. You are therefore enjoined to abserva faithfully Our Instructions, whether you remain with the colours or return to your respective homes, and by keeping well to the five principles sisothing at all. If he has assets why does / AM happy to inform my PATRONS that in which We laid down for your guidance, be pre- pared for future service by discharglog (althfully your duty as officits and men of Önr army and navy,
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MAILS DUE:
English (Pekin) ziat inst. American (City of Rio de Janeiro) 31st ins". German (Prinz Hainrich) zed June.. Canadian (Empress of China) 8ib prox. THE P. M. S. 8. Cos ateamer City of Peking, with mails, &c, left San Francisco for this port, via Honolulu, Yokohama and Nagasaki on the 25th inst.
For several daya past, says the China Gasilsk of the 24-h lostunt, we have been in possession of news from Chinese merchants in Viadivostock, to the effect that a force of 4,000 odd Russian troops were kept in readiness to be advanced either towards Gensan, in Korea, of into Chinese Manchuris, bet in view of the utter unreliability of all news emanating from Chinese sources, we have deemed it desirable to with hold such reports until some reasonable amount of confirmation reached us from other quarters. There now appears to have been some found. THE P. & O. S. N. Co's steamer Manila, from The Japanese papers China, arrived at London on the evening of of labterfuge and violation of tion for the report. treating or covert according to circumstances, | received here to-day contain paragraphs which the 29th fast.
while all the time the people are growing poorer, tend to confirm these startling allegations, and
country la becoming impoverished by the leecher
at her vitals, until she drops lo sucking pieces, prey to others. The Chinese people are worthy of something better than this. And we belleve that God het tomathing better than this in store for them if ever the Incubus of the corrupt rulers can be thrown off. Many had hoped that this day had come--it now seems uncertain.-N. C. Dally News..
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SILVER SPECULATION AND PROSPECTS,
MR. A. M. TOWNSEND INTERVIEWED.
A reporter of the New York Journal of Com merce called upon Mr. A. M. Townsend, the Agcat la New York of the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation recently, and questioned him is reference to the silver situation in the East, and abo as to his views upon the probablere uitsthat would follow anlaternational liver conference, should one be held at an early date. Mr. Townsend's connectionsnaturally, says the American paper, give much weight to his views on the Estar situation and the current aliver speculationg but whether that is so or not, no doubt ble opinion will interest a good
soy of out renders.
some of the Chinese native papers, published THz steamship Ningekow is dus at Penang on bere, to-day give publicity to statements, which, or shoat syth June from Glasgow "and Liver: if true, would go' far to justify all that has intely pool. appeared in our own columns as to the designa of Russia, and the probable programme which she has draws up to pay herself for her question eble services to China in the matter of Liaotung. The Kobe Chronicle of the 17th contains the following Item:
Tax Canadian Paciic Railway Co's steamship Empress of Japan arrived at Koba at 8 pm, yesterday, and felt again at 10 m3 for Vans couver, via Yokohama.
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His Losdship—I will adjourn the application all ten o'clock to-morrow morning. I met *: that I am not satisfied with the statement ato his amets. He does not say what they th somebir, owen klas money, Hle assets aworth, and it is all very well for him to say
bnot get somebody to find security for him . Er. Dennys—If he gets security in this casa herfli have to give further security for $1,100, mey due to the company.
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(Is Lordship—I shall be very glad to hard a fsher explanation about the certificate. Under: stid me, I am very far from saying of sagesting that the certificate was improperly glin, because we all know Dr. Castlin to be a ma who bear the highest reputation, and have Boļoubt that it wara proper certificata. At the san time it is in evidence before me that Dri Caille had not seen the man for three or long day; whether that is so or not, I do not know, Atta same time Lie man was down town on Satrday, and on Monday he slipped sway, and hawapi in hiding ever since, and mansgod to
from the process of the Court, 189:that there will be substantial assets for set listed, under section s of Ordinance 6 of dirtow ansong the creditors, and under there elremstances I ssust decline to make an order/ But! It will be advantage I will give you an specualty of suppleme the affidavit, and
menting journ the application wall to-morrow moring it ten o'clock. I can only say that an racerom a man who did not wish to evade the sppilaiton of this kind would come with more order of the Court, tham from one who has avi-letly dodged the order of the Court by going into Boing
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THE Imperial German Mall steamer Fringbearig arguments in an appeal case, Mr. Dennys Bere the Court, rose in the afternoon, after Heinrick, carrying the German malls onder date Berlin 6th foat, left Singapore for this port to-day, and may be expected here on or about Monday the 3rd June.
#HIPPING RETURNS, "
ARRIVALS.
Our Secol correspondent, writing on the 8th May at 9.30 p.m. KAYS ¦—
News is fast to band to the effect that 10,000 Rasatan troops
kave reached Gensan. The Koreana are slated ; they do not appear able to comprehend that worse trouble many be in store for them in the near future. The same paper adds editorially 1-Our Seoof correspondent fa la 'a very favourable position to secure accurate information, but it is improbable that this news, which we understand reached Government circles In Seoul by telegram, can be correct. Had Gensan been threatened in this way it is certafa that news would have reached Japan before this. Strathavon ABADIALE Perhaps we should rather say that the news is
Named ............ premature, That Russia will ultimately make a ↑ Palinuruṛ ............ more in this direction no one who has watched | Deuteros" vuvuze her preparations in the East for the last few years | Choytang unaumi will venture to doubt, and it is even possible Fuikun oungaange That Rueria was set altogether pieszol at the
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Inforsed the Acting Chief Justice that Mr. Saris Smits did not intend to persist in his appliation for a receiving order. Mr. Bob' clater for which a warrant had been issued, kad been satisfied.
SCOTIS Imalsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil whh Hyphosphites, is more reliable as an agent in the care of Consumption, Bronchitis and Gameryk Debiuty, than any other remedy knows ia melícal scieñón. Rond the following | have prescribed Scott's Emulsion' and have also tiken it myself, and can fully endorse the opinion that it is both palatable and efficient, and can be tolerated by almost say ona-? especially where Cod Liver Oil Itself cannot be borne "MARTIN MILES, M. 12, 86, Stantonbury,
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FIRST CLASS WORKMANSHIP
MODERATE FEES.
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Surgeon Dentist, (Formerly articled Apprenties, and lattedy sssistant to Dr. ROGERS), HAS REMOVED
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THE BANK BUILDINGS, Qur's ROAD, (Opposke Hongkong Hotel). CONSULTATION FREE, Hongkong, 27th Tulv, r8qr.
SIEN TING,
SURGEON DENTIST. No. 10, DAGUILAR STREET. TERMS VERY MODERÁTE, Consultation fres. Fongkong, 27th September, 1894.
To be Let.
TO LET,
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"BEACONSFIELD ARCADE,"
RHOUSES NOTE 4, 4 BECATRION
TERRACE.*
OFFICES in Marine HougK,
SMALL TWO-STORIED BUILDING st gate of 'WEST VILLA,' BONHAM ROAD, GODOWNS in DÜDDELL STREET.
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connection with the", GRILL ·ROOM, I have secured the 1st FLOOR recently occupied by the CHINA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY | HE | (above the present 'GRILL ROOM) and have
inted it up for
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LADIES' DINING ROOMS, with all conveniences attached. I am also sOW. prepared to serve
DINNERS, TIFFINS AND SUPPERS to Parties when Ordered distinct from the erd!. assy GRILL ROOM.
-DAILY NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALA,
W. THOMAS,
Proprietor. Hongkong, 30th April, 1895.........
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A QURE FOR ASTHMAHI GEIMAULT'S
INDIAN CIGARETTES
Asthmatic people who suffer from Op- pression in breathing, stifling sensations, Hoarseness, and Loss of voice, Nera vous coughs, Laryngitis, Golds, with Wheezing, Bronchitis, Insomnia, | Gatorrhal affections, and difficulty In Expectoration, are promptly relieved by diese Cigarettce,
GRIMAULT ♣ GQ,, Paris, foldby all Chomželo --
GRIMAULT'S :
Matico Capsules
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GRIMAULT & Co., Paris. Sold by all Chamlets, ¦
Apply to
BELILIOS & Cala Hongkong, 29th May, 1895.
TO LET.
FROM 1ST MAY.
1710
•REENMOUNT,” CAINE ROAD, #
GROOMS
For Particulars, apply to
Hongkong, 11th April, 1895.
TO LET.
DWELLING HOUSES
GILMAN & Co. ·
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"HIGHCLERE," at MAGAZINE GAF, No. 23, CAINE ROAD,
HOUSES in RIPON TERRACE. DES VŒUX VILLAS «t THE PEAK. FLOORS in BLUE BUILDINGS. GODOWNS ---
No. 74, PRAYA CENTRAL, Apply to
THE HONGKONG LAND INVESTMENT
& AGENCY Co., Ltd.
Hongkong, 17th May, that
TO LET
NBURGODOWN on KOWLOOM
TO. 2, DÜDDELL STREET.
PRAYA
IET FLOOR of 12, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL, zak Apply to
LINSTEAD & DAVIS. Hongkong. 9th May, 1805. -
TO BE LET.
No.1-END HOUSE MOUNTAIN VIEW,"
PEAK.
OFFICES and SMALL GODOWNS DUDDELL STREET.
"ROSE VILLAS,” BONHAM ROAD, Furnished. or Unfurnished.
*KOWLOON POINT," --First Floor, Suites of Rooms.
GODOWNS at West Point and Kowloon.
SHARP & Co.
Hongkong, 23rd April, 1895.
TO LET.
No. 2 SEYMOUR TERRACE.
Apply to
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DAVID BASSOON, SOMS & Co. Hongbowy, 13th April, 1895.
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