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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 1895.
Intimations.
A. S, WATSON & CO., LIMITED
the right to know them if they wish it as SIN KAI, of No. 116, Fṛaya West, contributed the water and waterworks are their $14 to the Public Fund" at the Police Court property and possession and no reasons of to-day, for the privilege of placing a quantity of state policy can render any concealma; t or † rattans on a’certain footway on Praya West. mystery necessary. It allaya undue appre- hensions, too, If the actual state of affairs THE Tomar, now fitting out at Devonport to from day to day is accurately reported, replace the Victor Emanuel, ls to be repaired CHEMISTS BY APPOINTMENT. We hope from the general appearance of just sufficiently to enable her to undertake the the weather to-day that all our anxleiles voyage out. The work of preparing her to serve about water for this season are over, but | as a receiving-ship will be carried out here.
WILLARD OPERA COMPANY. MANUFACTURERS OF
TO-NIGHT,
(SATURDAY), 19TH JUNE.
"THE LADY SLAVEY." PLAN at Mesars, KELLY & WALSH's, Ld
AERATED WATERS,
UR AERATED WATER FACTORY
li fitted with the beat English Machinery,
Late Teams will ran 2 minutes after each embodying the latest Improvements is the
Performance.
Hongkong, 29th June, 1895.
CHINA NAVIGATION COMPANY, LIMITED.
FOR SHANGHAI AND KOBE. HE Steamship
THE
"CHINGTU,"
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trade.
The purest ingredients only are used, and the
nimast care and cleanliness exercised in the manufacture throughout,
The water used is proved by repeated analyses to be absolutely pure.
For COAST FORTS, Waters are packed and placed on board ship at Hongkong prices, and Captain Innes, will be despatched on MON. the fall amount allowed for Packages and
Empties when received in good order.
Counterfell Order Books supplied on applica
DAY, the rat July, at Daylight
For Freight or Passage, apply to
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE,
Agents.
Hongkong, 29th June, 1805.
CHINA NAVIGATION COMPANY,
LIMITED.
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FOR MANILA, VIA AMOY. Steamship
"SUNGKIANG,"
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Captala C, B. N. Dodd, will be despatched on
TUESDAY, the and July, at 4 P.M.
'For Freight or Passage, apply to
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE; Agents.
Hongkong, 29th June, 1805.
- DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
LIMITED,
*558
FOR SWATOW, AMOY AND FOOCHOW,
"HE Company's Steamship
"HAITAN,"
THE
Captain Goddard, will be despatched for the above Ports on WEDNESDAY, the 3rd July, at Daylight.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
DOUGLAS, LAPRAIK & Co.,
General Managers. Hongkong. 19th June, 1895.
BEN" LINE OF STEAMERS.
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FOR NAGASAKI, KOBE AND YOKOHAMA. THE
THE Steamship
"BENALDER,"
Captain R. W. Thomson, will be despatched as above on WEDNESDAY, the 3rd July.
For Freight or Passaze, apply to
GIBR, LIVINGSTON & Co.,
Acats.
Hongkong, 29th Jane, 1895.
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"BEN" LINE OF STEAMERS. NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. STEAMSHIP. "BENALDER," FROM ANTWERP AND LONDON, “ONSIGNEES of Cargo are hereby informed that all Goods are being landed at their risk into the Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company, Led at Kowloon, whence and/or from the wharves delivery may be obtained,
No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Gedowns, and all Goods remaining undelivered after the 6th Jaly, will be subject
to rent.
All Claims against the Steamer must be pre- sested to the Undersigned on or shout the 8th July, or they will not be recognized.
All broken, chafed, and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be exsmoloed on the 5th July, at 1,30 PM.
No Fire Insurance has been effected. Bill of Lading will be countersigned by
GIBB, LIVINGSTON & Co.,
Agents.
Hongkong, 29th Jane, 1895.
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Our Registered Telegraphle Address is DISPENSARY, HONGKONG." And all signed messages addressed thes will receive prompt attention.
PURE AERATED WATER
SODA WATER
LEMONADE
POTASH WATER
SELTZER WATER LITHIA WATER
SARSAPARILLA WATER
TONIC WATER GINGER ALE
GINGERADE
it may be that appearances are delusive and that we may have another spell of dry weather and a continuance of a fimited supply of water. If so, we should like to call attention to the fact that to turn on the water generally throughout the Colony from say 6 to 10 a.m. does not insure an adequate supply of water to all parts. There are frequent complaints that while the Queen's Road and the higher levels are getting a supply the Intermediate levels have none and that before the water gets to them in any quantity it la turned off altogether. To ❘
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THE Chinese clerk, of Canton, who was bound over in the sum of $1,000 to appear at the Magistracy-to-day on a charge of counterfeiting celo to the extent of eight dollars, falled to put in an appearance and the ball was therefore estreated.
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THE Nagasaki contespandent of the Chiwa Gavalle wonders "that with "such a number of foreige residents in Nagasaki, there is not a single lawyer to ba hud in the port" and he goes on to say, "I am positive that a solicitor here would reap a good harvest."
illustrate from another part of the Colony: THE following appointments have been made at water is supplied to the whole of the Peak District by pumping. The water is thrown the Admiralty:-James H. Dalhus, to the up Into tanks close under the flag-s'afi and | Flever; J. N. D. E. Warren, to the Alacrity, gravitates downwards through other tanks Midshipman J. F. Maldlow, to the Centurion, to and pipes till it reaches the lowest stage: dato May 18th, Lieut. (Acting, R. N. R.) H. G. at Magazine Gap. Turned on at 6′a,m. | Alston, to the Afercury, to dato May 30th, It does not succeed in getting so farʼas
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The Mission steam-launch Day Spring will THE WIllard opera COMPANY.
all alongside vessels hofiting code pennant C, between 9 and 10.30 am, on Sunday, to convey men ashore to the 11 o'clock service, returulag about 13.30 p.m
JAPAN, ja'anticipation of a nezlous struggle with Russis, is, accordleg to our American exchanges, purchasing war-vessels wherever they can be obtained, as the ships ordered recently in Esgland and Germany could not be finished until next year, and would probably be bold hack by neutral Powers. The ships captured from China nevertheless form such an important addlifos to the Japanese fleet that she le able to meet Russia on nearly equal terms. PERHAPS the most remarkable speech made by Blamarck during the late festivitles was that in auswer to an address from the German professors and dents. He admited that, during his college days, the history of Haimodals and Artstogelion (the rst Republican martyre of Athens) impressed him very much, but as he grew older he lourned that theory and practica differ in such things. Ha began to understand that the country could only be prosperous and powerful under one head and with a strong army. He praised the German youths of to-day
for their common sense to poltiks,
Leut night the Willard Opera Company gavo very successful performance of "The Galety Girl before a large and bigbly appreciative audience. It was, if anything, better staged. and batter played this on the opening night and the consequence was that the andience was constantly convulsed with laughter and sent home in thoroughly good humour. Where all the artistes did so well it is no easy task to particularise, but special mention should be made of the lore scene between Miss Howarth and Mr. Schubert, both of whom were in excellent voice, acted cleverly and were deservedly encored. No! useful purpose would be served by a
|and of those who took the leading as well the minor paste"lothis amusing burlesque were dis cussed at length, suffice it to say, therefore, that the Far Eastern audience which ends much fault with the Willards' version of "The Gaisty Girl" must indeed be hard to please.
detailed criticum for in a recent issue the merits
Tonight this versatile Company will appear In "The Lady Slevey," the plot of which may be set forth briefly a follows:-- The first act shows Major O'Neill, the owner of the Manor House, besieged by a number of creditors. There in the usual assembly of the butcher, baker, and laundress chorus, who are FOREIGNERS travelling in Japan will be interested demanding from the gallant Major payment of to learn that, on application being made to the their bills. O'Neill is blossed with three Oraka Facho, they can now abtain permission daughters, the youngest of whom, Phyllis to inspect the famous Osaka Castle, which has by name, undertakes the datles of housemaid, been clored to foreign visitors since the outbreak her parent, owing to pecuniary difficulties, of the China-japan war. Foreign, travellem | being unable to retain the services of a domestic.- visiting Oiska have repeatedly expressed great At the time when he is assalled by unruly disappointment at being refosed admission, but | creditors, Major O'Neill is hourly expecting of course no exceptions could be made. Visitors a visit from a millionaire, a Mr. Vincent Ewelyn, will now be enabled to obitive, in addition to on whom he is counting to make his son-in- other objects of interest in the Cantle, the law by a marriage with any one of bis daughters. progress of the reservoir which is baing erected" He explains the position of affairs to them, close to the ruined tower, in the centre of the and gamands them to be as engaging an hill upon which the Casila is bullt, and which | ponible to this men of money. A promise la is intended to supply water to Daska's populareadily given, and all separate; the creditera arn sisured that they will at some time or other bo pald, and the daughters go THE Chinamen of Australls, when they take a
about the various duties to prepare for the ar fval of the millonaire. Robert and Captain potion to matry, are stated by a'Sydney paper to agent in Hongkong in the following strain:- their appearance. The first is coarse and be in the habit of wilting to matrimonia) Kits Narris, sheriff's officers, thereupon make want a wife. She must be a maiden under so vulgar individual clad in the shabblest of years of age, and must not have left her father's garments, whilst the latter is a gentleman of house. She must also have never read a book, reduced circumstances, who feels acutely the and her eye-lashes must be half-an-inch long position he has been compelled to accept Her breath must be like unto the scents of the Intimation of the arrival of thts bellilant couple magnificent odorous groves of Java, and her is given to Major O'Neill, and the warrant attire must be from the silk wearers of Kala-anthorising them to take possession" in Ching, which are on the banks of the greatest daly seivid oh him. The position of the river in the world-the great Yangise Klang" unfortunate The price of Chinese woman delivered to Sydney is £38, but two Chinese women only cost on the average 52; therefore the Chinese according to a Sydney paper, never sets import women to couples. The Importer,
the women before they arrive, and, then he The generally selects the better looking sne.
The following is a List of Waters always kopt Magazine Gap till about ga.m. and is THE sction Phya Král Kosa vursus the Siam ready in Stock -
then turned off at 10 o'clock as per regula-Free Bears, in which the plaintiff claims $3,000 tion. Those nearest to the flag staff get si dawnges for alleged slander, 'is sei"down for It at 6 a.m. but there are so many drawing hearing in the British Consular Court at Bangkok from the pipes in the upper regions thats the agth proximo. The suit was entered in no water can find its way to the lower and the Court before Mr. Franch In October, 1893. till all the others have supplied their wants. It may be that we have not hit TELEGRAPHIC Information was received here this upon the correct explanation of the fact, afternoon to the effect that the Brillak Admirtion of nestly half a million. | about which there is no doubt that since has ordered the immediate withdrawal of the Sunday last water has not reached the British marines and bluejackets and all most distant houses in Magazine Gap foreigners from Taiwanfu and Asping, Possibly District until nearly the end of the period the Japaness will not be slow to afford the of distribution, but the explanation appears European residents of those places all the pro- a plausible one and also fits in with rection they require, and the only wonder is the complaints of people on the that they did not do so at least two weeks ago, levels lower down. If our suggested explanation is correct It seems to us THE Straits Development Company "boom," that there is an easy remedy; that is created in London by the alleged great gold to divide the Peak and the town into discoveries on the company's property at Passo sections and give each section its supply has caused that company's shares to rise "from at different hours. Each section will thus
a rubbish value of a few shillings to 61 As the Financial Times says:Much, it is true, has yet to be ascertained, and there is room for a great deal of conjecture, but, judging from the definite (chairman's) statements made, the pros. pects are exceedingly hopeful
No Credit glyan for Bottles that look dirty or
greasy, or that appear to have been used for any other purpose than that of contain- Ing Aerated Waters, as such Bottles are never used again by us.
A. S. WATSON & CO., L.D. THE HONGKONG DISPENSARY, "Hongkong, rst June 1805
Hongkong Telegraph
HONGKONG, SATURDAY, JUNE 29. 1895.
get a full supply during the whole period the water is turned on, without interfering. or the possibility of Interfering, with the supply of another section, and then the next section would, of course, get a full supply in its turn. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.
FRANCE AND CENTRAL AFRICA.
LONDON, June 181b,
The French Chamber bas resolved by an Immense majority to postpone pasal g the vote of credit for Colonel Montell's proposed expedi- flon to Central Africa.
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It nations were as ready to fight now as they were a century ago a war between England and France might be confidently predicted, says the Frisco Câronicle of the 3rd Juum War is now a ruore serious business, however, than it was
before, and the Powers are more pacific. Inter ▾ational complications are generally, settled amicably, and England and France will probably 'THE NEW CABINET,
adjust in this manner the dispute about territory The completion of the New Cabinet is not that belongs to neither of them, expected until to-morrow.
It is now definitely arranged, says the Nagasaki THE GOVERNMENT POLICY. Lend Salfsbury stated in the House of Lords cocpondent of the China Gavrile, that Messrs. that the policy of the Government was to dis- Powers & Co, have leared the well-known com. solve Parliament at the earliest possible date pradoring house of Adamis & Co., Including the he hoped it would be dissolved by the 8th July-good-will, the lease to take effect from the rst
... · HARVARD-WONT CONTEST. Harvard University has declined to accept the challenge of (xford and Cambridge to na athletic meeting.
(Special to Stam Observer) FRANCE AND MADAGASCAR,
LONDON, Jane isth. A British man-of-war has been ordered to Madagascar to protees the British subjects resident in the Island.
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PARIS, June 16th, On June 6th the French troops inced the prange of the Betalboken river and stormed the Antananarivo, at the foot of the hill country, on town of Maevaianana, about 150 miles from
the stream flowing from the capital.
́proximo. · As there is still room for similar busi- ness anothér firm intend extending their business by adding to what they already have that of compradoring, and arrangements are already In progress for the purpose of tendering for the 'contract' for the supply of freak provisions to the British Navy whose contract with Messrs. ims & Co. terminates at the end of the June. A SUPPLEMENT to the Report of the Royal Commission on Opfam has been issued, contain lag a note by the Hoo, the Maharaja Bahadur of Darbhanga, KC.I.E., whose fll-health
Commission and sending in an earlier report. prevented his attending all the slitings of the
He gives general support to the Report of the Commission. He says it would, in his opinion, be a highly impolitie act on the part of the Government of India to put an end of its own accord to the traffic in oplam with Chios, and that any suppression of the opium trade in India
source of revenue without any corresponding with China must entall the sacrifice of a large benefit to humanity at large or compensation to the Indian taxpayer.
NOTES AND COMMENTS.
THE telegram we publish this evening announcing that the French Chamber hai resolved by an immense majority to post- pone the vote of credit for a proposed expedition to Central Africa, may be significant or it may not be. It may be a simple coincidence that, after all the "tall- talk" in the French newspapers and In the Chamber about the relative positions and rights of France and England in Central Africa, and after the almost threatening language used towards us. in connection with our claim to control, on our own behalf, or, as Trustees for the Egyptians, of the Nile valley, the return to power of a Conservative Government in England, and the postponement in France of a long promised expedition into the disputed territory should be simultaneous. It may be; on the other hand, that the two events are connected by the relationship of cause and effect. Of course the change of Government in England cannot have been the sole cause of the French change of frout, but it is conceivable that it may have been one of the determining causes, and if so it has been wisely and prudently allowed to have its full force and effect, OOMS and SECOND FLOOR of QUEEN'S We hope to hear soon that steps are being
ROAD CENTRAL, No. 9.
taken for the evacuation of Chantaboon, Apply to
and that the French propaganda in Egypt Is a little less active and a little more reasonable. Europe thoroughly well understands that there are reasons when English public opinion and English Interests have to be treated with a little more consideration than at other periods, and one of these periods is at hand. We confidently expect, too, an Improvement for the better, and a very speedy Improvement. In our position in China and | the Far East generally. Hitherto we have
for a leading arilèle the St. Petersburg Noves been conspicuously out of it" and
The sim which Russia had la view in offering. Premye fatiate that Russia's Biberian railway Russia has had her own way in all things to guarantee the Chinese isan was the securing must be made to take part in the commercial Now, probably, there will be a definite | of the means for future interference in the affcias | opening up of China promised by the Japanese British policy and definite British 1 terests, of China.
conditions of peace. All this is necessary also with British ships and British "tara” to
in ander to compal China to fulfil the treaty of give them umistakeable consistency.
Algún by which the Sungari ziver, which Joins the Amoor, and “the Manchurian terrory through which it runs, were to be open to Russian izade, Hibarie Chica has prevented Russians from enjoying this treaty right by forbidding the native population to have asy dealings with them. Moreover, as long as China keeps the bleh bank of the Amoor the Siberian Tallway, ich runs close to it, cannot be regarded as bille, an iw plowed by the attacks not long ago am its workmen and officials by Chinese
REUTER, BROCKELMANN & Co. Hongkong, gth June, 1895.
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WELLING HOUSES :-
DHOUSES IN RIPON TERRACE.
ONE FLOOR in BLUZ BUILDINGS. OFFICES:-
FIRST
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THE EGYPTIAN PIE,
LONDON, Jund' 16th. A strong movement has been started in Parls for the formation of a committed to take up Egyptian affairs and obtain the support of the other Powers to a demand for the evacuation of that country by England. The Committes is expected to obtain settlement of the question of the neutrality of Egypt and the Nile basin. The French newspapers, speak of the support of Russia as being a matter of course.. RUSSIA AND CHINA”
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other is shown round to a number of well-to-do Chinese, and after they have inspected her she is submitted to what may be called public auction.-Bot thers is, of course, no slave trade carried on either in Hongkong or in Melbome much less in the fair city of Sydney i The laws of the land forbid it and so it cannot possibly exiat.
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TAJA becomes, embarrassing. 11the millionaire should know that the officers of the law are in possession, his hopes of making grand coup by this contemplated marriage would be Irrevocably ruined. A brilliant iden seems to strike Phyllis. Why not dress up the officers in Kervants' livery, and introduce his numerous creditors an resident guests'? No tooner said than done. By 1 vast amount of persuasion, Roberts and Coptals Fits Norris the creditors are welcomed to make a star, don the attire of the folks below stairs, and
provided that not a word is breathed to polat out the painful position in which the gallant Major te placed. Mr. Vincent Evelyn then makes his appearance, and almost at once falls in love with Phyllis. He proposes, and in refused. He afterwardımakes the acquaintance of Roberts the sheriff's officer, who explains every- thing. Mr. Vincent Evalys agrees to change places with the latter, who, for the time being, appears in the character of a millionaire..
Asaming to be poor and only the secretary of Robarts, Evalyn agalu proposes, and is at the Major is enabled to pay his little ont. length accepted by Phylls. By this marriage standings and all live happily ever siter,
Mr. Clifford Willard takes his Company to Shanghal by the Resita to-morrow, and will -carry away with kim the best wisher of a host of kiepai who have formed of him and bis accomplished artistër opinions which will stand them in good'stead should they call in here on their way back to "India' coral strand.”
SHIPBUILDING IN THE
FAR EAST,
HERE is a very characteristic pars from a 'Frisco journal fers the recent piratical attack on Dutch vessel by Riff pirater:-"It seems hardly credible that at the very close of the nineteenth century, actual piracy should prevail fa' the Mediterranean, which is not alone s marrow entranco; but is closed sex, saving patrolled and safeguarded by all the great maritime powers of Europe. And yet the togle of facts is not to be controverted. The Riff pirates have recently captured and looted Dutch vessel killing, those on board who tried to resist them and carrying away everything of value. Once before in the history of Europe thing of this kinđ bas occurred, and it required the services of what was then a young and feeble nation, the United States of Americs, to teach Europe the way to deal with these African marauders. Our Navy, small, as it was, accomplished more for the appression of piracy to the Mediterranean than the combined fleets of Europe, for wo were in earnest, When Europe from its self-com- stracted planscle of intellectual superiority, looks A large number of members of that deservedly down upon America and sace lagly sks as popular and most usaial society, the Instilate of why we do cot regulate our affairs better, it is Engineers and Shipbuilders, assembled in their certainly fair to retort by saking England, Spain, neatly furnished apartments, Praya Central, Italy, France, Germany, Russia and Turkey last sight to discuss Mr. W. C. Jack's paper,
tions 318 committed on a sea which is hardly of the Dock Company, presided. The Honorary whether they cannot call to order a handful of read last week, on "Shipbuilding and Engineer Rifflan pirates and sea-robbers, whose depreda- | Ing the Far East," Mr. Cooke, Chief Maneger
more than an inland lake, and which is supposed | Secretary, Mr. A. Johnston, read the following to be controlled absolutely by the navies of letter from Mr. W. S. Bailey, chief engineer of the Hungshan, who was unavoidably the Great Powers. If these Riman scoundrels venture to lay hands upon an American ship absent "Taking a broad view of the future in the Mediterranean we will show them, and of shipbuilding in China, it seems very show Europe at the same time, that our probable that she will soon compete successfully Navy is not merely for show. We will demand with homs yards in the production of ships and Mediterranean will again becoms as extinct as matter is engaging attention at home we have it has been for nearly a century, and demonstrate the utterances of Sir Thomas Sutherland, who, at and compel such a reparailon that piracy in the machinery of every class; and as proof that this
to Europe that our ships, officed and manned a recent meeting of the P. & O. Co., mentioned by Americans, will protect the property of the probability of future vessels of the Ca. being Americans and the honor of the fig uador any built, not in Europa at all, but, upon the banks and all e'rcumstances, and If Holland, which has of the Yangtre. In Mr. Jack's entimets, the cest of Iron and stent is put down at about go no nawy, wants any assistance in the prezent juncture, it is not certain that we would not go percent above home prices; and plumber's work, Figging and blocks, from forgings, ironmongery, palat,
and all imported articles are set down at much above kome cost. Under these adversa conditions it appears that a westel may be built A correspondent in Vladivostock writes thus here at a small advance on the British price, and with these advantages in favour of the locally We are heartily glad to welcome back
to the Japanesepaper 77The rumour recently published in-sevaral Japanese papers to the bullt stoantara—that the work being "dang to his place among us our friend Mr.
effect that Russia had assembled sogno roldiers under the owner's eye la mot likely to › require Houan, who arrived by the Gimpruin routed, with great slaughter, a largo Mahdhlet
In Vladivostock and despatched 15,000 to Expensive alteration yesterday, looking, we are glad to be
Gensan, are entirely untrue and show complete set, to work; that the time and expense of the voyage out are saved, and that the able to say, well and fit. We can assure
ignorados of the scical state of affairs in „Zastorn Mr. Hovok that his accident on the
Biberis. In Vladivostockie prace standing of the money paid for the vessel is circulated among army is four batalions, that is to say, 3,450 mes. ourselves lastend of at home. "Our great advants racecourse was a source of very sincere * Seftor José de Navarro, Spatialsh Consul at this
Two more barallions were recently added, make age over home builders is of course cheap labour regret to every man woman and child in pet, kan courteously inyoured us with a copy of
ing the whole strength about 4800. Of these, and supposing a local yard such as the Rock the Colony who had ever known him, the following telegramim.
*BIMONDO, Jane 28th.
raw recruits levied from among the silvas, form Company to once attain fall swing in shipbuilding, |that In his severe and prolonged sufferings
part. At Obollek, which is sinsted some 1,100 1 thin the difference in cost between European Rasian miles from Vladivostock, the peace and Chinese labour would be even more marked he has had our sincere sympathy and There is a depression in the China Ben to the marauders.'
standing leao,oro, and these bare been increased than the Paper states. But taking even Mr. earnest prayers for hlä recovery, and that | N.W. of Maalia, probably between the 17th and
to 33,000, also by levylag taw recrcits. These Jacky figurer for labour, and taking iron and all we all sincerely hope that after a very | 19th parallels."
PROPERSOR. LAUGHLINt, who recently publicly troops are for las defcace of the vicinity and ether Items at home prices, it will be seen that brief residence "here he will find himself. The Observatory oficials report that the discussed the slivar question with Mt. Harvey cannot be easily moved to Vladivostock. they can be ballt here at much less thans home as sound in mind and Umb H depression seemed at 1045 am to be increasing in Washington, like all adsbestest of the aingia The Japanere le Vladivosteek vary consider cost. Are we justified to saying that the materials
to the time of year. when last he bore'the popular "Blue and ¦ In Intensity, but apparently occupied much the
for shipbuilding will in the future be obtain y from 1,000 to 3,000, | ahle bara at kase prices ? · Cartakily we sta; · Silver" of the Princely House to victory mama poddion as yesterday, namely, WV.M.W. of fold standard exhibited extreme inconsistency. martare
He argued that the fall of prices was in no sense | while in wintar there areonly about Boo, Bayanty That cheap labor, which airendy tells so strongly on our racecourse. We hope that Baliase Mr. HouGs will at once resume his
A black come, indicating the existence of a stíributable to the demonetisation of silver, but | have lutely rotguncă hems, but not for feas of in our favour when building, will also tall strongly position as Clerk of the Course, although typhoon to the South and within 300 miles of was the result of improved transportation and any persible outbreak of was. The relations of in the production and manufacture of the raw material from Chinese soil.. Chlas in rich is the epimere realdents and the Russians in we have pleasure in stating that his and setge signal stations at tags this morning: egites this means that the act of depriving the vender to aware that the law of slegs Chios, and transported here by tall, cosid be the Colony, was hoisted on the Victor Email mesheds of production. Translated into piala Vidiva-tock ass of a very cardial nature. The minerals and iron, mined and manufactured in locum tenea, Mr. Haar-Buck, has filled the
The barometer had fallen to 39.64 si 4 People of the right to ven silver as a legal tender | recently decred at the placɔ was 1965KY-8 ] delivered at Kowloon for imis than home cost. post both well and ably, and has deserved to-day. from the community far better treatment
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Will Britain always hold the premier position in shipbuilding ? Our national pilde fondly whispers that she will. Bat it is a long lans that has no fare, and when we consider the vast
money had no effect on prices. After having demonstration, were not at rii alarmed by it.
The total number of Chinese in Vindivostock is 30,000, and they carry on business of various kinds in a sms: way. The Japanese are no
esitent of China, with her teeming millions whose match for them in that respect, at any mile, not
wants must be suppila; when we look at her In Viadivostock. Very law Japanese there are engaged in trade, the majority having falled in tivers, and extent of const ifae; her mices of from
receiving 1 to you a day. The market price the conviction is forced upon us that, we wages are very high, mason, for example, cheap and, efficient labour waiting employment, of commeditles is about 4 or 5 times as much – there advantages utilised, we could build ships as that of Tokyo. Hotele sad green-grocers here as quickly and cheaply us can be done they would de wall and would prave good is Europe Aye wa could build them invaátment for a Joranide tapitalist. It takes || mere chesply, and we could under-sell British week to reach Vladivostock from Tokyo, and firms in their own market. How near the the expeners of the journey (do not assuód 140: | myrning up ef China may be, WO PLANET NII-F
ASPBERRYADE, &c. | than In some respects he has received, LOCAL AND GENERAL. taken this ground, the Professor went on to point May we suggest for the considers-TEE newly established Central Hotel at Nagasakit the disastrous results which would follow the tion of His Excellency that it would has been leased to Mr, Conan, latu of the Grand remsnetization of silver, which he claimed would appreciate prices. The question naturally arises: be as well that the Water Authority Hotel, Yokohama,“
Why should remonetisation raise prices if made under the constant supervision of a dair should publish weekly throughout the MxT. I. Hovon, the popolar Clerk of the "demonetixation did not affect them? Professor one way or another. Mechandis' and labourers' | 'and cost, and above all, ker salimited supply 'af qualified English Chemist and will bear compa- year, and during the dry season in Course, returned to the Colony from England Laughila most surely have appor opinion of the
particular, or rather during the critical by the Glenfruin to-day period at the end of the dry season,
intelligence of the American people if he thinks return, showing the quantity of water in Accorvisa te a London.cablegram pubilked they will believaṛhim when he says that reserve, the daily supply "from streamlet In the Bydney Herald of the 5th lustunt the diminishing the volume of money does not and rill" and the dally consumption. The Corbett Tustimmens fight le fixad· for 518 | doczense prices, but that increasing the volume public like to know these things and have | October, The Battlefield will be in Texas, of money increaser přízesi
rison with the best English Manufactures.
Special terms to HOTELA, CLUBS, MESs and other Large Consumers.
Any complainte should be addrand to the
anager. "Hongkong, 3rd May, 1895-
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