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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 1895.

· SHIPPING-RETURNS.

ARRIVALS,

Pakshaw.........................steamer from Salgon.

Nanyang Halbourne................................ Nawa Fonnington inmin LYAOMODA esąs Avandale amu

Singapore. Shanghai. Coast Ports, Chink/vu".

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Canton.

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Canton Aggregating 9,668 tona register.

Nanyang....... Hongkong Lightning

DEPARTURES,

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lasmer for Shanghai.

Singapore. Shanghat, etc.

Holbow.

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Sir Robert Harl has financed for them before- and they would naturally wish to see the whole-From-&-§‚m; yesterday to-6-pɔmm, la-days- question placed fo his able hands. He is by for the best able to manage this question both in the Interests of Chfux and the bondholders. The Customs is and must ever remain China's one and safest seculty, and no doubt the lasp.clore General is able to provide the financiers of Europe with the necessary guarantees, Natblog would give us greater satisfaction than to see the loan thus canfed out, But the | present situation perhaps forbids It. The cession of Llaotung was secured by the Powers and this act demands acknowledgment. The amount of Japan's indempily was to have been Increased for the retrocession of the Peninsula by another bundred millions, it was said. ' This figure was reduced by Japan to fity rallions and the Chinese are said to have offerct thirty mlilions, but through the klad offices of a f·lendly Power it was reported that Japan, forbore to Increase the amount. We're not quite clear on this point, Rassis, the Power most likely to question, and on the same ground most probably Kas, it is rumoured, demanded the expenses from Japan of her mobiilestion. Tapan will doubtless pay this amount whatever it is out of the Chineso Indemnity. Russia is anxious that China should pay the Indemnity to Japan in full forthwith and hence the raison d dirs, as it were, of the Powers demanding the negotiation of the loan. Japan naturally will not withdraw from Llantung until the indemnity is paid after six years' occupation, and in the interim we do not know what may happen. We have heard of numerous proposals for negotiating the loan from represents tives of various nationalities. We refrain from quoting figurer at present.

FURTHER TROUBLES

are apparent on the Chinese horizon. The Three Powers, It is said, have demanded to have the negotiating of the indemnity. They insist, it is said, upon securing the Customs revenue as a guarantee for thirty years. Russia is anxious that the full Indemnity should be pald forthwith to Japan, as it is fenied her occupation of Liao-tung for iz years might render it difficult or impos- sible for her to withdraw. The Chinese cannot well afford to be altogether indifferent to the claim of these friends. They would, of course, rather not sell themselves to any Power but trust implicitly

their own already well-izled Inspector-General || 10 of Customs to fuance the question. But they have not the " face" to refuse Powers who have done apparently so much for them (selves) They would like to keep their right armis, as they express it, to themselves. They havO, however, spoken to the Emperor of the great deed done to China by their inter- ference, and, Chinese-like, are afraid to blot to his Majesty their own four of possible complications present or prospectiva. They have been China's friends walle" perfidions Albion" has done just nothing at all. Well might the Viceroy ask a certain British naval officer, who called upon His Excellency to pay his respects," What has England done for China? Why did England stop Chinese cruisers on account of the "war and allow a Japanese cruiser to pass ?" The latter, it will be remem- bered, was detained at Adon, the British crew

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Ghazid Choysang Fushun Bonnington ...****** Tritonitis

Canton. Canton,

Aggregating 10,978 tone register,

The British stosmukio Nemyong Jeff Sings pote on the 4th instant, and had light and var able winds and fine weather to Cape Padaran thence to port had fresh north-east winds and light swell Two Chiness passengers died from general on board during the voyaga debility and were burled at sea.

HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA DOCK RETURNS, Reina Cristina (cruiser) in Kowloon Dock. H.M.S. Linnat.... 19.

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The German steamer Tritos, Captain P. Cornelsen, which was in serious collision with the Indo-China Cos steamer Pooksang, Capt. Wilde, at Chinklang recently, left here for Canten to-day, and -n be retorn from the "City of Rams" will be docked at Kowloon,

The Chins Maui S. N. Co. are reported by our Shanghat morning contemporary to be trying an experiment with Chinese sallers for their vessels, and are sending on to London by the Pingsty and Oanya twenty-four deck bands who will man these two vessels on their return voyages to China,

The steamers Orikis and the Fraßburg, 1,900 and 1,200 tona respectively, have been chartered by the Canadian Pacific Steamship Company to convey tas from Japan to Vancouver. It in expected, says a Kobe paper, that at least, another vessel will sien be chartered this season for the same purpose.

The North German Lloyd and Hamburg Americas steamers for which the German Admirality bas contracted as surflies craisers in case of war are the Aller. Sants, Trave, Lahn Havel, Sprus, Puarai Bismarch, Augusta, Victoria, Normannia and Columbia, Euch is to carry eight guns of 15 entimetres, four guns of tal centimantres, for quick-fire, and. fourteen revolving guns. A merchant vessel manœuvres of Stettin and Swinemunda.

THE LATE MR. TSENG LAISUN. business and to the latter shares have b en sold

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at Tis, 140, To, 142) and His-1457————————— 2-

CARGO, HOATS —A small quantly of Shang- bals and Co-operatives changed hands respec tively at Tla. 1473 and 115, 130.

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MINING -Stecks under ible heading have not been equired for, with the exception of Rands, which have been sold to-day at $4.

Mir, Thong Luison, whore death is announced in Footber column, was born sixty-for years go, and at fifteen yerrs of age went to the Velted States to clody, He abarquently enter: the class of '47 in Hamilton College. Clinton, State of New York. Upon returning

MISCELLANEOUR-In consequence of the to China, Mr. Talsun joined the mission recent butcher's strike, an enterprising company, arles at Capto, assisting Dr. Chalmers in ander the style of the Farelga Butchery, Ltd., bas his mission work, but he did not stay there and a prospectus. The capital of the Company long, as shortly afterwards he entered lato is $10,000 of which $15,000 is offered to the basingas with the firm of Bower, Hanbury and public for subscription, and applications for shares Co. (now Iveson and Co, of Shangha!). There must be made before noon to marrow. In other he made a fi m friend of Mr. Thomas Hanbury, stocks business has been done in Waterworks who retired with a fortune a few years #Dat Tis.175,in Perak Sugar at Ti6.29, and Lands Sab equently Mr. Trang Laisun entered into faily paid up, at Tis. 57 and for ordinary shares par nership with Mr. E. E. Clapp of the firm of u Th.37. In Tobaccos a furthertise in the values Clapn and Co., but business falling, the late of both stocks has been established this week, Secretary renounced this line al Hie and business having been reported in Sumatras mi entered on an official career, Joining the various rates from Tls. $35 and Th. g50 cash,

te Viceroy To Taung-dang at Foochow as

for delivery rat August at Tis, 585, and for Instructor and Superintendent of the Foochow clearance 30th September at Tis. 500; while for Naval School. In raya Mr. Laisun took Luckats Ti 125, Tis, 1x73. T. 170 and to-day charge of the first batch of Chinese students sent to the United States, but returned to China in 1874 Jolaing the service of the Viceroy Li Hong-chang, with whom he remained up to the day of his death. Mr. Lalsun was the Viceroy's Chief Secretary during the negotiailón of the Chefoo Convention of 1876, which was the antcome of the cowardly murder of the late Me Margary la Yunnan, and has assisted at, nearly every important transaction with foreign Powers with which the Viceroy Li has been concerned for the past twenty years. He was, according to the North China Daily News. to have joined the

Our freight market presents quite a lively Viceroy on his recent mission to Japan, but this

aspect, compared with the recent dull state of ealdent statesman told Mr. Lalgun to remale at business, and there is a strong enquiry for touage for New York. Trans-Paciɓe rates Tientsin to assist the Aetlag Viceroy, Wang,

have dropped to the very low figaro 13 cents for saying to him:-"You are old and so ami but I have to go because there is no help for tea, and shippers havereadily availed themselves tt. Hence you are excused," The 1ste Mr of the opportunity fred, The quotation 65 Taeng Lalana leaves a widow, two sons, and from here to New York ta Suer was but short- two daughters; the eldest being Mez, N.Paved, Hitlo if any tea being procurable at this Andersen, of Shanghai, and the second Mrs. W price, and the rate is now back to 558, with an Buchanan, who is also a widow. One of Madditional gr. for river freight from Hankow, it Lalsun's song, Tidag by name, was a member which rate the next steamer to take the bert of the reportosial staff of the Hongkong as secured a very fair amount of tea. Ratc

for general cargo remain unchanged. Telegraph from July, 1839, to January, 1890..

COMMERCIAL NEWS.

HONGKONG SHARE MARKET.

Hongkong, June 11th.

Mr. G. H. Potts reporta"as follows :— I have to report a very quiet market during the week and although several stocks have changed hands, it has been only le small quantities, prices have, however, been fairly well maintained. Dakle, Cruickshank & Co., Ld have advertised their yearly meeting for the 15th June and the Hongkong Electie Co., L., for the sand Tune.

BANKS-Hongkong and Shanghai Banks remain quiet with small sales at 176 per cent, premium. The London gootation is unchanged.

market at the rate.

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tazi cash, has been paid; and for delivery the end of the month at Tin, 125gulée shares have been sold at Tls, 1171, and "In Bell' Asbestos business has been reported at $91.~~

LOANS-Chinese Bonds, 1886 E, have changed ownership at Tie. 251; plus accrued interest, and to Land, Investment & per cant, debenturen, a small tennissc'ion is reported at par,

SHANGHAI TREIGHT MÄRKET.

Mesure. Wheelock & Co.'s report, under date Shanghai, 7th June, as follows:

From Hanków for, London--Ths. Pingrysy. uired at Wootung from Hankow on 3rd inst. with almost a full cargo of ten at yor,, and after waiting"only a few hours to take on board a small quantity of lecal cargo, proceeded to sen the same evening. There is no other vessel loading for London. The first steamer from Hankow last season arrived at Wposung on the 29th May.

́Far London vid Suez ---There are five steamers

advertised to load, exclusive of mall steamers, ris:-Favs and Ulysser, to sail about 15th last, Polydkemus 19th inst., and Chinges and Balomond, shortly due from Japan, to meet with quick despatch.

Intimations

SUMMER

REQUISITES.

CITRATE MAgnesia seiDLITZ POWDER. ENOS' FRUIT SALT.

RASPBERRY CITRATE,

51]

WATKINS' SALINE. AD

LIME FRUIT CORDIAL.

FRUIT SYRUPS

LIME FRUIT JUICE.

FRUIT TABLETS,

PERFUMERY.

DISINFECTANTS.

SPONGES..

PEACH BLOSSOM SOAP,

CHAMPAGNE BITTERS. WATKINS & CO.,

APOTHECARIES' HALL, 66, Queen's Raid Central, Hongkong.

Hotels. RAFFLES HOTEL,

SINGAPORE,

PATRONIZINGUISHED FERSONAGES,

including

H. RH. Prince Damrong. H. R. H. Prince Sevasti.

His Gence The Dake of Newcastle.

The Right Hon'ble The Earl of Dysart.

Lord and Lady Brayo.

Lord Dormer.

Lord Cecli.

Lord Vailetort.

Major-General Sir Henry Collett, K.C.B.

Sir Francis Boileau,” Bart.

* Sir John James. William Henry Spencer.

Sir Edmond Hil

Brigadier General Gossit, C.B.

Baron HermAD,

Baroa Wendelstradt.

Baron Busslar.

Sir Somers Vine.

Court S. Tallike, Count Sper.

The Late Sir Elliott Bovill, Chief Justice, 5. 3. The Hon'ble Lionel Cox, Chief Justice, S. S. Major-General Sir Charles Warren, G.C.M.G., K.C.B., R.E.

His

Major-General Molyneux.

Commanding the Troops, S. 5. Excellency Major-General Vaughan Jones,

Officers of H. M Army and Navy.

This FIRST-CLASS HOTEL, which has jost been enlarged by 30 additional sulter, is facing and commanding an extensiva VI-w of the Harbour, close to the Pabile Offices, Mercantile Quarters and the Esplanade.

Suites consisting of SITTING-ROOM, BED-

was ordered ashore, and the vessel allowed to | with this armament will be tested at the naval Nationals hava dropped to $27 and are in the take the new teas, la dae here about the rath Inst ROOM,, DRESSING-ROOM with PRIVATE

resume her voyage only on the explícit under- standing that she was not to engage in the present war, She, bad left the B-lish shotes before war was declared. How and why has the Viceroy got matters so mixed? How and why was he treated at Chefso to disparaging remarky about the incapacity of Great Britala to build war vessels? He fortunately visited the Centurion afterwards and had his eyes opened.

A MEETING

at the Tsungli Yaméd was arranged for the zoib. One of the Princes along with the Minister was there. France, is wild, bar presented eight demands most probably relating to frontier questions which they were now met to discuss and, If possible, arrange. Some ferre ngo your correspondent remembers one of Gordon's man coming to Peking to claim compensation for ble services and injuries received in the battles which he fought-of which he had a long list agalost the Taipings He brought his case before the iken British Minister, who - duly laid it before the Taungli Vamén, I forget

now whether or not he ever received tasi, bat most probably he got nothing. One most convincing proof of the trath of his allega- Hons was unmistakeable. He bore not only the marks of the wounds on bly person but he actually had a breast pln of head and cross bones made out of his own skull-a most deathly omament. Theis were certainly tangible proofs of fighting and solution of contfaulty ta hls mascular and osscous tissue which could not be denied and his note boask contained the list of his engagements with their dates written fa his own blood. This was not mere empty Inglorious "booing.".

BIR NICOLAS „O'COX JR.

We understand the British Minister has been

the recipient of a K.C.B.-ship, on the occasion of the distribution of the Birthday Honours This honour is well merited. The Minister is a hard- working official and hehascertainly well deserved the honour now conferred upon him by bls Sora reiga. He has worked night and day for the Interest of his country and China, for it so happens that what is for the benefit of the one in equally. for the benefit of the other, although in all cases China may not have seen it. The Mia later has not succeeded in all kis plans for to the extent, perhaps, his nationals could have desired, The Home Gurerament must be held entirely responsible for the attitude assumed in the Far East. They occupy higher platform and have the world-wide Interests of the empire to consider and not one spot only. The future will declare whether their present action or rather inaction is wise. For the present Great Britain reems to have taken a back seal. All the same we cannot withhold our congratu-

Isilons to Sir Nicholas upon the receipt of this richly deserved token of royal approval of the policy which he has pursued through the difficult and perilous intricacies of the late war. In this connection we would also mark with pleasure the honour which has been conferred by the Russian Government upon its able and devoted servant Count Cassini, who has received one of the highest, if not the highest Order, his august sovereign can bestew, viz, the decoration of St. Vladimir.—N. C. Daily News.

·SHIPPING AND MAIL NEWS,

MAILS DUE:

· French (Sagħalien) 12th inst. Australian (Changsňa) 13th Inst. English (Khediva) 16th inst.. „Indian (Kutsang) 13h last.

Canadian (Empress of India) 19th fast.” American (City of Pakleg) 21ut inst.

THE P. &.O. S. N. Co's saamship "Kladiva, will the maxi Kogiish misil, keft Singapore for this port on the sath fast, at 4 pm, and la expected hard about 8 am, an the 16th inst.

THX Agents (Masura. Dodwell, Carill & Caj inform us that the Northern Pacific Steamealp Co's steamer Victoria, which left Tacoma on Saturday, the 8th fast, for Hongkong, víz Japan.

THE P. M. S. S. Co.'s steamer China, with, malle, &c, lelt San Francisco for this port, via Yokohama and Nagarski, on the 45% Teste

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The China Matus! 5. N. Co.'s steamber Pingrey, Capt. D. Davies, in charge of Mr. Pilot Mababy, left Hankow at a 30 am, un Sung day, the aud Inst, with the first direct cargo of new teas for the London market, and arrived at Woorong, at 415 p.m. on the 3rd, where she completed her loading and sailed at 9 p.m. for London direct. She took in 4,100 tons of tea at Hankow at a freight of gos. per inn. She made the passage from Hankow to Woosung in 34 hours, 45 minutes, which was quite equal to several of the passages made by the famous ocean greyhound Moyuns la recent seasons,

NOTICES TO MARINERS, The following Notices were published in the Government Gazette on the 8th Inriant :---

"CENTURION," at Nagasaki,

22nd May, 1895. Hydrographical Memorandum No. 45. The following information has been received from the Master of the ss. Pikin :--

(Malacca Stratis)

Soundlage of 8 and 84 fms. (Sand and souls) obtained in Lat. 3 deg, à min. N, Long, xoo deg, 41 mln. E, by 1.6. Pekin,

Charts 793 (4) 704 (8),"

INFORMATION FROM COAST INSPECTOR AT SHANGHAY. (Shanghat)

Feims Channel reported pusafe.

Chart 1601. S.D. Vol. III., P. 481. INFORMATION FROM RM.8. Edgar,

(Newchwang Zian River) The Soir Buoy to mark the pestiion of the Black Entrance Buoy for 1895 has been shifted SSE 1 E6 cables, and is now in line with the Black and Red Buoys next to it,

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Chart 1895 S.D. Vol. III, P. 881..

INFORMATION

FROM HAM

H.M., Mercury. (Pule Kokeb) Western extremity is to Lat,

deg, to min.

30 sec. N Long, tos deg. 35 min. E or r miles to the eastward of the positions shown in chur

1355, chan 2403 being correct.

(Pulo Pleang)

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Eat, 1 deg ay min. N Long, 103 deg. 15 min. The Lighthouse is so feet above sea level, not 325 as shown in chart 1355.

S.D. Vol. 1, 95% Light liší P. V. pagı 68. ER. FREMANTLE,

Vica,Admiral.

HILSHAN ISLANDS-NINGPO DISTRICT,

Pel-yu-than Lighthouse, The Light on Fel. yu-sban was exhibited for the first time at sun set on the 28th instant.

The Illuminating apparatus is Revolving Dioptrie, Hyper-radial, showing double white flashes at invervals of half a minute, thus -

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Flash.................................. x} seconds.

Eclipse......ima. 3. Eelper...........22 The Light-tower stands a little to the beth westward of the face of the remarkable cliff which forms the south-eastern extreme of Pels r-shan-marked on the Fritish Admiralty Chart No. 1,759 Shaho Island, and the Light, which is elevated 345 feet above the level

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For New York dirce! ofa Suez-The Macduf left on 29th ult, with all her allotted space for this put folly taken up, and we have had steamer here since. The Glamgle, the first to

and will tell, bur accidents, on the zgth. She may now he called a full ship, all her capacity being applied for at the undermentioned rates, and it lookers though a quantity of general cargo will have to wait for the fellowing steamer, the Martonethsktra, or go forward vía Landon. The Shire in due here immediately on the depar- ture of the Glanogl

MARINE INSURANCES-Unica Iance Society of Canton shares have been sold at $163 and §167) and more are obtainable, Chion Traders are again enquired for at g55) and a | few have been done at the rato. Vangizes aro wanted at $93. Cantons have been placed at $162) and Stealts are enquired for at $18.

FIRE INSURANCES--Hongkong Fires and Chins. Fires are in the market at $198 and $84th lost, both with very good support from here. respectively.

SHIPPING-Yongkong, Canton and Macau Steamboats have been sold at $31ỷ knd $32 and more are obtainable at the latter rate. China and Manilas have been fixed at stay and are now wanted at $53. Indo-Chinas after being sold at $13 ara agilu enquired for at the same price. Douglas Steamships have hten sold at $roj.

REFINERIES-A small lat of China. Sugars have been placed at $110, but the market is again weaker with sellers at $108. Lesest are

obizfoable at $45.

$5-75

MINING-Punjome bave dropped owing to the poor result of the Cyanide process. The followlog telegrams received from the Mine state "During the month of May the mill ran for sy days crushing 780 tons of ere and 410 1ons of perdings yielding 45 ounces of gold respectively," and "Cyanide class up wretchedly poor treated 128 tons of tallings Fielding 6 ounces of gold. Cannot explata by telegraph, will write fully," Charbonnages hava conilnued in demand and a fair number have changed hands at $115, Now Balmorals hare been fixed at $5.30 and Jelebus have been placed

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DOCKS, WHARVES & GODowns-Hongkong per cent, premium with a fair amount of business at the rate and Kowloon Whast shares have found randy buyers at $412.

LANDS, HOTELS & BUILDINGS.-A sale of Hongkong Lands is recorted at $50, hat shares are obtainable at $599. Kowloon Lands hare been fixed at $11.

and Whampoa Docks have ruled firm at 100

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MISCELLANEOUS.-Green Island Cements continue in demand and sales at ŝọi have been effected. A. S. Watsons have been placed at fond are fairly firm at the rate. Hongkong Electries have dropped to $4.00 on the strength of there being no dividend declared. Hongkong Ices have been sold at $71 and Tramways have been placed at 973.

SHANGHAI-SHARY MARKET.

The following résumé of share transactions at Shanghat is from Mr. John A. Sullivan's weekly report published on the 7th Instant :——

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noticed.

For New York vid Caps-The Challenger|| sailed on ajrd ult, and the Samia. Clara on Thej

leaving the Belmont, now ready to lord, sed excreted to nail towards the end of this month.j The Drumiltan, having reprized her damagesį occasioned by her gofag shore last year EEST Nagasaki, will takes the berth for New York

direct about the middle of this month at current rate, &

For Genoa and Marseilles-The Mures, ant previously stated, will load for this direction, her rate for general éurgo bring 4gr. for ja cable feet and 45%, for 20 cwt. The underacted quotations for these ports are those in force by conference stermers.

Deparlares -

For London vis Stez.-Factor vís Amoy 26th alto, Formers zgih ulte, Priam via Facchow th ulto, Glawgylt vid Foochow gels alto Pinguey and inst., Beniarig via Forchow 5th, fusta, Achiller via Forchow ith inst.

Por New York via Baru-blacduf. 191ʼn ulto, For New York vis Caps-Challenger via

Hengkang 23rd alta, Santa Clara via Hong long 5th fast..

BATH-ROOM attached.

No expense has been spared by us to meet the requirements and demands of the Public and every comfort is guaranteed.

There is a LADIES WAITING and DRESS.

ING-ROOM, Aited with xil regulaltes

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BRANCHES - RAFFLES TIFFIN & BILLIARD ROOMS,— EASTERN & ORIENTAL HOTEL-Penang. Singapore.

SEA VIEW HOTEL.-Penang,

SARKIES BROTHERS,

Proprietors.

"Slogspore, 1st January, 1895,

WINDSOR HOTEL,

HONGKONG.

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elegant · Anliding khown as "CON- THIS ESTABLISHMENT, situated in the NAUGHT HOUSE" offers First-class Accom modation to Residents and Travellers,"

and

Passenger Elevator, from Entrance Hall to Floor, la charge of experienced Attendant, Favourable Arrangements made for Familles

for Monthly or Kartended Periods.

Р. ВОНМ, Proprietor & Manager. [420

... Hongkong, 3rd April, 1895. THOMAS' GRILL ROOMS,

(No.1, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL.

- connection with the GRILL ROOM, I are secured the 1er FLOOR recently sccupied asted it up for by the CHINA FE INSURANCE COMPANY (above the present GRILL ROOM) and have

AM happy to toform my PATRONS that le

Rates of Freight are:-From Shanghai to London by confer see lees, general cargo 40s: w/ xlik 458, tam 551. Northern Cont. Ports by conference lines general cargo 421. 6d. w. silk 451 ten 558, New York by conference lines, general cargo gor. tex 55. Boston by conference conference lines, general cargo dos. London By: lines, general cargo gar. go. Philadelphia by bell line general cargo 405. leve 10 per cent. Hamburg by shell line general cargo 35. net. LADIES DINING ROOMS, New York by shell line general cargo 441. not. with all conveniences attached. I am also now Philadelphia by shell Jian general cargo for. net prepared to servs Havre direct general cargo 371. 6d. zet, Gemen

DINNERS, TIFFINS AND SUPPERS allow 357. general cargo. 408, net, Marseliler tallow 354. general cargo 375. 6d. net. 453. per to Parties what Ordered distinct from the ordi. ton of zo cwt, for above three porta New York By GRILL ROOM by all agr. Cosit Rates are :--Chinking to Whampoa #aza cands, regular lines, no demand- for outsiders, Moji to Shanghai $2.15 per ten cost. Nagasaki tó Shanghal $1,90 per ton coal.

DAKIN, CRUICKSHANK AND COMÅ

· PANY, LIMITED.

This week there has been miscellaneout in an improvement la quotations as to be

2 || BANKS-Hongkong and Shanghai Bank shares have been placed at 180 per cent, and for delivery 31st August two transactions at top cent, have been made public. Natlocal Bank are wesker at the close and shares can be obtained at $30, if not cheaper.

INSURANCE Fire Hongkongs were imported yesterday from Hongkong at $193, but in Chisse there has been no business done. Marine. North-Chinas are reported sold at 2 195, and shares are offering. Cantons have been st South at $162, Ez yili. Usians have been placed locally at $1611, and in. Straits business.

of the sea, should be visible in clear weather at has been done at 118. Several lots of Yang

Tas following in the report for presentation to

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DAILY NEWSPAPERS AND FERIODICALE, Rongkong, goth April, 1805.

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PEAK HOTEL.

OPEN ALL THE YEAR ROUND. -

HIS

commodious, and well appointed Horan dusted as a height of 1,440 foot the shareholder at the fourth ordinary general above sea-level, has just been thoroughly meating to be held at the Hongkong Hotel, one-decorstad, renovated and re-finished, and

NEW WING has been built, which commands Saturday, the 15th fnstant ---

The directors beg to submit to the shareholders magnificent Views of the Harbour and mainland statement ‹ of: mccosuis showing the rosite of of China. December, 1894 The pet predt for the year the Company's working for the year ending

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SFECIAL SUMMER RATES, amounts; to $1,186 95, from which has to be

(FROM APRIL 1ST TO OCTOBER 31ST). taken the auditor's len, $150.00; the balance One person, per day..................................$4.00 31036 has been deducted from last yails One person, per month $75 to 90.00 doble, which now stands at $14,774-83, Mr. T. G. Kanied couple (ocopying one roger) per kaving other engagements, now resign and Mauled couple (occupying one room) per Joy, whose agreement expired on the 9th April, hands over charge to Mr. W. Hughes, who hast montanigning 150,00.

|| Marded couple (occupying two roozsa) been appointed as Acting Manager. GROW BORA DIRECTORI NA "VEST

- Mfcours." Bain and Andrew offer themestros For further particulars, apply to for ravmazilom, but a new director will bare LD DE appolated la the place of Mr.

who now!

AUDITOR, NË Khan, pen zacsoshte kava basss andled by Mr. W.H.

WHARYES,—A few · Shanghai and Houglas | metingen Be Here Panicka den

GEO, FENWICK, oor Chairman of the Board of Directoni,) -Hongkong, Yih Jme, 1895,000

a distance of a6 nautical tulles in all directions shares have found purchasem at #gajj and are

wanted where it is not obscured by outlying islands. " The obscenatios cassed by Nan-yil-shan (Saddle Island) is, approximately, between the Wharf shares have changed hands at Tis. 297). bearings M, 47 deg. 16 min. To and N. 35 deg. and in Blat's business has been announced it Castellgwka ogas himself for cavalction. 16 míns R., but wear its extreme range the Light || Tir, ço and more shares are in request ni the will show between the two peaks of Dannyű-shan | quotation. Kowloons have been sold locally when it heurs-between N, 46 deg. 15 min. E. 3351 and from Hongkong at Ben to $400, | and 19 sa deg. 3 min. Es

Shares are wanted at closing rated,, Thaboarlags are magnails and frum sorward, The lower la round, of iron, as lost high, with a total weight from brae to the lantern vane of

feat. The tower, dwellings and Boundary wall are palated walls. Approximate position:

Latflode.........ä 18° 53′ 15′′ N. Longitude sonu.......122° 14′40′′ E. By Order of the Inspector General of Customs,

A. M. BIRKE,

Coast Inspector,

554

Coset Inspector's Office,

Shanghal, goth May,'skoj,

SHIPPING, Shanghai Tog Boat shares have changed hands at Tis. 130, emm the interim dividend of Tis, 5 advertised payable rith fast.

A

SCOTT Eministon of Pure Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphite, is more quilable se en agent

A very considerable quantity of Indo-China In the cure of Consumption, Bronchlils, and

7.00

BAY VIEW HOTEL.

THE "RAMSGATE" OF HONGKONG.

THE

(On Shàn-ki-wan Road)

THE POPULAR SUMMER RESORT, and UNETERMINUS of the only pleasant DRIVE to be had on the Irland, "BAY VIEW occupies the best situation on the Stau-ki-wan

Harbour, and is always open to the cool benesse from the Southward. Steam-launches `ca É any time come alongside the jetty adjoining the spacious lawn.

To the other attractions of this popular remorg

BATHING PAVILIONS ·

have been added, and a LAUNCH mma from the NEW PEDDER'S WHARF 10 BAY VIEW every half-hour after 5 pit, dally,'-

Private Dinners or Tiffins prepared in First- class style on the shortest notice, and Meals ciù be served at all hours.

1733

Hongkong, with August, 1894.

For Sale.

NOTICE

“HE Undersigned has been Appolated Song

The WOOD & Cous well known

COW BRAND of Finest AUSTRALIAN TABLE BUTTER,

in tib, Tios, Fresh Stocks always on hand. Special Terms to the Tređe.

GEO, P. LAMMERT, Duddell Street. Hongkong, 20th April, 1995.

T506

THE FREDERICKSBURG BREWERY CON LIGHT PALE ALE, Unsurpassed in quality

and highly recommended

by persons of

akes a delicious and

Refined taste.

comfortfog drink

during Summer Monika. H. E BOTTLEWALLA,

SOLE AGINT, No. 3, D'Aguilar Street,

Hongkong, th March, 1995.

CALDBECK, MACGREGOR & Co.,

WINE and SPIRIT MERCHANTS,

HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, LONDON AND GLASGOW,

13, Queen's Rosd, Hongkong, 24h August, 1894.

FOR

SALE.

HAND-MADE PAPERS.

'APAN PRINTING PAPERS.

APAN COPYING PAPERS,

APAN WALL PAPERS.

JAPAN

JAPAN

JAPAN

JAPAN

KC,

PRICES VERY MODERATE,

ORDERS respectfully sollclied by the Under- signed.

MITSUI BUSSAN KAISHA,

8, Queen's Road Central, Memolenne, and Tennaye vind,

TO SHIPMASTERS, STEAM WATER-POAT COMPANY,

"HE Undersigned are prepared to SUFFLY

on shortest nodes any panty of PLE FRESH FILTERED WATER for both DECK and BOILERS.

· The only” Company in Hongkong exclusivaly Supplying FILTERED WATER..

Despatch Guaranteed. Call. Fine “W*

1. W. KEW & Cản

15, Praya Camieni. Waveknie, 17th November, 1805

be Let. To

TO LET.

WELLING HOUSES ***

per month . m 17500 D HIGHCLERE MABARYS GAP."-Į

THE MANAGER,

New Victoris Hotel -Hongkong, rốth March, 1805.

(36 FUJIYA HOTEL,

- "KIYANOSHITA,

HARDNES “Kone and a half hours from Yokohama, FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION. NATURAL HOT SPRINGS.

| sbaren havo changed hands at Tia 40 cash, Tis. - General Fablity, than any other remedy knowm

41 and Tis. 42 for the end of the montay and Tha: to mistical selence. Read the following "T|| "* 43 and Tis, 43 for clearance 31st July, cum the have, prescribed, Scott Emulsion and have declared dividend of 8 per cent. Macaos/have || algý kakan it myself, and can fally endorse the | been neglected, s

*pay via toptated that it la both palatible and afficiant,

Docks, Rumours of a good your's work and can be tolerated" by "almost any, ope, has caused à demand for both Boyd's and especially where Cod Liver Oil Kolf cannot be Fkenham's. The foenser stack kiemeen borneTM MARTIN MILKI, M. D. RE, engtoon fee in Tia, #jj, but without Sadocia

"HE ELECTRIC LIGHT IN ALL THE

BUILDING &

TWO ENGLISH BILLIARD TABLES. EXCELLENT CUISINE, SPECIAL RATES MADE FOR A PROLONGED STAY.

Z

B. N. YAMAGUCHI,

HOUSES in RIPON TERRACE, DES YŒUX VILLAS, at-TEN PRAX. a. FLOURS in BLUE BUILDNER, JA OFFICES

FIRST FLOOR No. 7. -PRAYA CENTRAL, at present occupied by Messrs. HOLLIDAY, WIEH & Co.

GODOWNS *----

Apply is

No. 74, FRAYA CENTRAL THE "HONGKONG LAND INVEJEN

& AGENCY Cag Lâli Hongkong, rath Juna, “Roc

TO LET.

THE eight roomed HOUSE. No, 37%

ROAD, occupation froes Finer 5EPTK) BER next. A

KO. 9, SEYMOUR TERRACE,"

Apply/ba

DAVID BASSOON, SONS & CA Hongkong, sat June, 1891-