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To-day's Advertisements.
NOTICE!
THE POSTPONED CONCERT
IN AID OF THE FUNDS OF THE
ALICE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
WILL TAKE PLACE AT
THE MOUNT AUSTIN HOTEL, ON SATURDAY, the 4th October, 1895. His Excellency Sir WILLIAM ROBINSON, KC.M.G.,
will take the Chair at 9.20 PM, Hongkong, 27th September, 1805.
NOTICE...
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HONGKONG AND SOUTH CHINA MASONIC
BENEVOLENCE FUND CORPORATION,
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1895.
Intimations.
CLAY'S FERTILIZER.
Water Authority, showing the actual supply in the Reservoirs, the actual daily flow from the different visible sources of supply; the Water Authority's estimate for the next for months of what A high-class Fertilizer for Pot Plants and for the Dry Weather iw is likely to give us, esa in the Garden generally.
It supplies natural noutlahment to the sall, and assists the process of asimilation, thereby widing the Plants to attain to the full size, vigour and beauty,
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Sold in Tins containing to lbs each...$1.75.
23 lbs.
$4.50, Directions for use are given on the Label,
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RANSOME'S "NEW PARIS"
LAWN MOWERS,
THE QUARTERLY MEETING of the The Best and Cheapest Machines in the Market.
For Sale at Manufacturers' Prices,
atre CORPORATION will be held at
the MATONIC HALL on MONDAY, the goth Instant, at 5 for 5.30 PM.
By Order,
A. O'D. GOURDIN, Secretary.
Hongkong, 27th September, 1895. [1319
OCEAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
FOR NAGASAKI, KOBE AND YOKOHAMA,
*HE Company's Steamship
THE
"PRIAM,"
Captain Jacktor, will be despatched as above on SUNDAY, the 29th Instant, at Daylight,
For Freight or Passage, apply ta
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE, Agents.
Hongkong, 17th September, 1895.
FOR SHANGHAI,
THE Steamabip
"NANYANG,"
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Captain. F. Scholz, wil Ee despatched for the above-Port-on-MONDAY, the gob Instant,-
at 4' 2.M.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
SIEMSSEN & Co.
[1310 Hongkong, 27th September, 1805-
FOR YOKOHAMA AND KOBE. -- HE Steamship
THE
"ARGYLL,"
Captain
will be despatched on Duncan, WEDNESDAY, the 2nd October,
For Freight or Passage, apply to
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE, Agents. Hongkong, 17th September, 1895.
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BROWN, JONES & CO. DEALERS IN ITALIAN AND AMERICAN MARBLE AND HONGKONG GRANITE CEMETERY MEMORIALS.
LETTERS CUT AND FILLED WITH IMPERISHABLE
LEAD CELENT.
Intimations.
DAKIN, CRUICKSHANK & COMPANY, LIMITED, VICTORIA DISPENSARY,
HONGKONG.
AERATED WATERS, SIMPLE AERATED WATER,
SODA
INGER ALE.
GING
WATER.
L
EMONADE.
SARSAPARILLA, RA
ASPBERRYADE, &C.
Dakin, CruickSHANK & COF WATERS are made under the constant supervision of a duly qualified English Chemist and will bear compa- rison with the best English Manufactures.
Special terms to HOTELS, CLUES, MENES and other Large Consumers.
Any complaints should be addressed to the Manager.
Hongkong, 3rd May, 1805.
A. S. WATSON & CO.,
LIMITED.
VEGETABLE AND FLOWER SEEDS.
SEASON 1895-98.
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Oor First Supplies of theis best Quality Seeds have arrived, and Orders will be executed In the sequence in which they are received as. long as the supply lasts.
SEED LISTS
with
HINTS FOR GARDENING
and the consumption per head that these figures will permit of. We call on the Government to exercise some authority over the Individual in whose hands it has placed the management and distribution of our water supply, and to compel him to Justify and explain his proposed most unequal dealing with the European and the Chinese sections of the population. His exercise of the powers vested in him la la almost every direction, and in small matters as well as in great, productive of the greatest annoyance to the greatest number of people,
So long as the Chinese Custamas stations are permitted to exlat on the opposite
KÖREAN ENVOY TO JAPAN.
SEOUL, September 17th. Mr. Li Saljon has been appolated Korean Envoy Extraordinary to Japan, ---
COUNT, INOUVE;
SEOUL, September 17th. Count Inaayo started for Jupau this morolog,
THE WAR IN FORMÓSA.
TOKIO, September 17th.
A telegram from Formosa states that Colonel Nagaoks, Cousmander of the Third Regiment of the Bodyguard Division, and Let Colonels Ogate and Waiste, have succumbed to sickness.
Five hundred men from the Sendal Division passed through Tokio to-day en route to For mess. Anotherdetachment leaves this afternoon,
A
THE IMPERIAL DIET.
TOKIO, September 17th, An Imperial Ordinance convoking the Diet will be isood towards the end of this or estly next month.
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¦ THE BRITISH SQUADRON.
**NAGASAKI, September 17th. The Bildas Squadron in the vicially of Kamchatka has been suddenly exdered to proceed to Chefco, It is stated that the before it proceeds to its destination.
Wa. are reliably informed that notwithstanding last night's rainfall it will be impossible for the D.P.W. to postpone the proposed curtallment of "the","hours" of "the" water supply notified, under|~~
delo 24th Instant, to come into force on and after the set proximo.
THE COMMUNITY AND THE POLICE.
_PRESENTATION_07_MEDALS........
This afternoon at 3.30 the members of the Palles farce to whom medals were awarded by the Plague Recognition Committee were pro- Ter Oficial Assignée (MF, C. F., A. Sangiter) sented with thefe medels by the Acting Captain yesterday declared the third, and what will pro Supertatendant of Police, Cande. W. C. H. Har bably be a flani dividend to the creditors of tings. The presents'lona were made in the hilliarde Messrs. Russell & Co. (In Bankruptcy) of 45 | roam owing to the faclemency of the weather, cents per cont. The total amount of the claims, and sil the men were drawn up there. Captain stil varstisfied is $797.358, amongst whop Hastings said - $3.882 is to be divided.
Ir may interest local "shooilsts" to know that revolver heating is now receiving a fair amount of attention in India, The Assecision which has been formed la Amami embraces ell the chief_cantros-in' the provincon, and ought to de much to promote good shooting. The Association has adopted the general rules of the Bisley Revolver Competitions. 'F
A. S. WATSON & CO.. LD. | rights, and about attacks on the free trade | Squadron will touch at this port and coal here Mount Austin Hotel in mid of the funds of the partyed hovering over all on the reverse of
THE HONGKONG DISPENSARY,
ESTABLISHED A.D, 1841.
Hongkong, rath August, 1895.
NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS.
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Jels requinetod that all communications relating to Subscriptions, Advertisements, āti, be addressed to iha "Manage, Zingkmė Tilagunak" and nne za the Költőr,
Letters on Editorial matters to be sent to "The Editce" and not to individual members of the stad.
mainland and on the islands south, west and east of us, and Customs launches and cruisers are allowed to prowl round in our very waters, so long will there be constant complaints, some just some unjust, about infringements of our strier of the port and on the liberties of our boat and Junk population. Smuggling from Hongkong to the mainland is too tempting and too lucrative an operation to be foregone by our Chinese friends and fellow clurens, and in endeavouring to stop it the Chinese revenue cruisers, their officers and crews, are only doing their duty. In so doing they often meet with hard usage and they as often or oftener mete it out to others. They have each a
Communications fatorded for publication must be scooped personal interest in each seizure and they
by the name and address of the wiliam, not necessarily bi pudiention: bet us evidensen oẽ gọnd kith.
Whilst the colormes of the Hong?me Tricerask will alware be open for the air discusatom by norrespondents of all questions affecting public Interests, it must be distinctly understood that the Editor does not in any way hold himasli resposable for
opinions thas expressed.
TO ADVERTISERS,
COUNT MUTSU.
TOXIO, September 18th. Count Mutes, Minister for Foreign Affair", returned here from Olso this morning, his health having greatly improved,
CHOLERA IN HONOLULU.
TOKIO, September 19th.
A repost hom the Japanese Consol at Hawal oder date the 14h fast. states that cholers lo an epidemic form has appeared in Hanoisia.
THE TYPHOON.
are always ready to stretch a point to serve that interest. The remedy is a Mixed Court in which every complaint of smuggling on the one hand and of abuse of authority, or Infringement ofjurisdiction on
The Hongkong Observatory officials report the other, should be investigated and deter-; mined by an officer of the Hongkong Gov-as follows :=A1__6.15 pm. on the 26th two ernment and a representative of the lanterns were hoisted vertically. On the muertion in that day's lasse not later than Tarm 'Clock Imperial Maritime Customs, and such 27th at 10.40. 8.1.. the black south Court should sit with open doors. Until cone holsted. The depression then there is such a Court and such an open appeared to be situated to the S.E. of Hong. inquiry there will always be trouble, kang, was continuing to all up, and was eternal differences and disagreements. apparently moving towards S.W. At 11a.m. the forecast was:—the barometer was illog slowly, with fresh to strong N.E. breeses probable. The weather will be wet and.aquilly.
Advertisers are requested to forward a notion Intended for not to retard the exily publication of the paper,
Advertisements and Subscriptions which are not ordered for Axed period will be continued und countermanded.
The Hougheng Telegrad has the largest chreulation of any English newspaper published to the Far East, and is therefore the best medium in Advertisers, Tarms can be learnt on application. The Hourbone Telegradk's number at the Tilaphose Castrel Exchange is No. 1, Telegraphle address im3 Talagraph,” Hongkong.
Hongkong Telegraph
HONGKONG, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1895,
NOTES AND COMMENTS.
We note that the Water "Authority has taken our hint, and even gone beyond and is making arrangements, to it, economize the water supply with a venge- ance by reducing largely, from the 1st October, the number of hours per day during which the water will be turned on. The City below the level of the Caine Road will be supplied with water from 6 a.m. to to a.m. Nearly all this is a Chinese quarter. The south and north sides of Robinson Road and south and north sides of Richmond Road, and Queen's Gardens and the Peak Road, all Europeans, are only to have water, the latter neighbourhoods for only 1 hour a day and the former for a hours a day. So that while the European residents are only to have a supply of water for 1 or 2 hours In each 24 the Chinese are to have it for four hours In each twenty-four. The proposed arrangement is absolutely pre- posterous and is carrying a little too far Mr. Cooper's pet idea that it is the Europeans and not the Chinese who waste the water.
The residents in the valuable and heavily taxed houses in Queen's Gardens and in the Peak Rord Immediately above and below are only to have water for 1 hour in the day, and the Chinese In the smallest and least valuable shanty in Taipingahan, where there are hydrants every hundred yards and a tap on every floor, are to be supplied for four, hours in each twenty- four. And even in this arrangement by Mr. Cooper for the special benefit of the Chinese and the special punishment of the European population who love him so well, there is a want of common sense and forethought. Few If any Chinese houses are provided with the means of storing water, yet the Chinese want water at hand In the evening as well as in the morning, An examination of the diagrams published with the last water report show as heavy a consumption of water in the city at 4 undoubtedly the greatest demand is from 7 to 9 a.m., diminishing to noon. Why Is not the city supply turned on for two hours In the morning, to 9 a.m., and
Cannot our Governor do something for the Colony while he is in it and devote, his time and his talents to negotiating and arranging such a variation of the existing" arrangements as will permit of a joint. investigation in every case of complaint by or against the Customs.
(Special to Hongkong-Telegraph.)
TELEGRAM.
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At 4 pm, the barometer was dialog.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
MR. A. Coxon has been elected Chairman of the Hongkong Cricket Club,
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We have been requested to state"that" His Excellency the Governor has klodly consented to preside at the Postponed. Concert at the
Alice Memorial Hospital which will be given on Saturday, the gth of October. Special tram and ferry arrangements will be made for the convenience of city and Kowicon residents.
BEFORE the full bruch at:Sydser ́intsly, solicitor was suspended for six months for having sent a balance of £20 out of the sum of £10 collected for a ellent, by a cheque which was dishonoured. The con:t deprcexted the practice of mixing up ellents' money with the solicitor's private banking account, and to mark lis dis approval suspended this practitioner'an'ab:ve sisted.
Officers, and man of the Honkong Police Force: we all regent that H.E, the Governor le unable to be here today to present these medalu |--ibat pleasing duty has therefore devolved on one. These medals, presented by the Hongkong fer the services rendered by you last year--the Community as a mark of their appreciation year of the Black Plague-you may justly fook upon and wear with as much pride as any war-medal, 'belt in the campaign în which they were earned there was no cannon or ratila of musketry-yet mea Tour of dropped as fast. In the campaign
which | you earned these medals, though in the common pell, you were denied the pleasure of striking back at your enemy, that grim reaper Death, your medals. The enemy Death came naðar tha name of the Black Plague, an enemy not fought by Englishmen rader that name for more than bed of ignorance and font disease born of filth. three haidred years : bis allies waze prejudice
Yore only weapons were fire and whitewash, and though for weeks it seemed about an efficacious 19 carrying water in a steve, with the help of the Civilian volunteers, and the brave Shropshire and routed so utterly that this year he has inds and other soldiers, the 'enemy was routed, barely made a reconaelezancs. The Community of Hongkong were liberal and generous to us at that time and now, by the gift of these medals, they for her mark their appreciation of the men who did men's work in the time of bial; nor will sach men be ever found wanting is the Hong- kong Police.
replents in ints, making a few appropriate He then presented the tokens to each of the remarks in each case. At the conclusion the men adjouacd to suitably christen their new honours. --
ONE MAN DROWNED.
THREE MEN INJURED.
It may Interest leesl sports to know that Mr. Stanley, the well-known billiard player, bas been giving some splendid exhibitions of the game in Perak lately, We note that in two-} games of 500 up, he conceding 275 points to bla opponents, he won raully, and he is credited THE “NIOBE" IN THE TYPHOON. with break of 65 and smaller ones of 44, 40, 28, elc, in one game and one of 89, two of bj' and smaller ones in another. In a game st the Residency at Rato he made the record break" In Perak-10F, He li expected to reach Singapore sono andé' once aber exiling at Bing. kek, he will come on to Hongkang sad Chins,
Ovg Shanghai morning contemporary observes that we bas bien commenced on the Ewo Cotton Mill property. The land secured for the “ulio of the mill is next to the old Ningpo Wharf and measures about six'y mom. It will thus be en that the locality is a favourable one, being aftouted as it is in the centre of the shioning and affording every facility for labour. The order for the machinery from Messrs. Plet: Bros, of
THE quarterly meeting of the Hongkong and South China Masonic Benevalence Fund Corporation will be held at the Masonic Hall on Oldham, is completed. IN
Monday, the goth instant at 5 for 5.30 p.m.
THE SITUATION IN THE NORTH. LATEST ABOUT THE NAVAL DEMONSTRATION,
SHANOKAT, September 27th, 5.15 p.m.
The Bolus is at Kiuklang, the Spartan
Ar the Kobe Aquatic Sports on the 19th Mr. F. Grimble was vecsad in the Object Diving, Mr. E. F. Bethell being the winner. Is the Obstacle Raco Me, H. Grimble lead fram start to finlab, Ross being second.
at Wuhu, the Rambow and Flater at Nan-1 is proposed to hold a meeting at Meerut king, the Careline at Woosung and the annually in future for the whole of the troops, Daphne and Firebrand at Shanghai. Several Brüilih sad Native, stationed la Indle, on other vessels are expected here shortly preckely the same lines as at the great Bisley to re-inforce the fleet which, it is believed, sile meeting held in England. will "demonstrate" to the Yangtze shortly.
Nothing further is known about the Tux Ecko Macaense reports that an establlok- banishment of Liu Ping-chang, the noto-ment for the manufacture of counterfell colo, rious ex-Viceroy of Szechuen, and it is fitted up with dies either stolen or bought from therefore clear that the Chinese Govern- the Craten mint, has been discovered and ment has not yet consented to accede to broken up by the Mseto authorities. Severa the urgent demands of the British Govern of the workmen are under arrest, but the leaders, ment presented to the Taungl Yamen through Sir Nicholas O'Conor.
REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.
THE NEW RUSSO-CHINESE LOAN. The Impending issue of the new Russo-Chinese loan is denied at 5'. Petersburg.
A FANCO-RUSSIAN BANK FOR SHANGHAI.
French, and Russian Hanks conjointly will z Bark in Shanghai commencing opera tions in 1896 with a capital of 20,000,000 francs.
THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS,
LONDON, September 15th.
The newleations of Mestra. Bogaardt ard Barkinshaw as Members of the Legislative Council of the Straits Settlement a-d' gazetted.
NEW GOVERNOR, FOR WEST
AUSTRALIA. Colonel Smith, the former Membar fot West Australia,
(as la usual, seem to have ererped,
THERE was a report corrent in town this after neon to the effect that three steamers belonging to the China Navigation Co. (Meissa Butterfield | & Swine, agen's) hava beza badly damaged by the typhoon that yesterday #rick Swałow Merz, Butterfield & Swie, however, up had no advices of any such occurrence having taken place, and they hope, as their agent in Swalow would wire at once in eves of digester, that there is no foundation in the report. The steamers men- tlaced are the Hangchow, Winchow and Chefoo.
to 3. P.m.
The German steamship Niode arrived here this alicnoon from Kobe, after never-to-be-for gotten experiences in the. Formosa Channal. The vessel left Robe on the atst Instant, bound direct for Hongkong with a general cargo: "The weather was fair (Ill the Formons Channel was reached on the 25th, when she encountered s typhoon in lat. 15.9 North and long, 120,2 Rest. The wind and squalle were terrlic and high seem were sourding on every side. The vessel could not make any headway as the seas were pouring into her from all sides and she was lying to at the mercy of the foaming billows. The star- board life-bost was knocked off her chocks and Some large and Important deals falrad inside and the lashings broken, bat owing to the deter- lately, says the China Gazette in a recent issue. from being swept overboard. outside the Model Settement have been completed nation of the plucky sailors it was saved | The premises in the Kloking Road, so long cases of nitric acid which were
Forty-fire stowed occupied by the Agra Bank_ were sold on deck had to be thrown overboard, and in to Mesir, Ainhold Karberg & Co. for Tir doing so one sallor was severely burnt about the 64000. The premiser lately accunfed by the feet by the acid which was ossing out of the French Consul, on the Babbling Wall Road, broken cases, and another sailor had his Five houses on the Canton Road, standing on gave hot.ee 9 How were sold for The, 18,000, legs, badly, Jammed between one had his The cook was knocked about his coxy galley 23 mes, were sold for Tis 50.000. The next lot, and had his arm injured, while the onfortunate which consisted of the last two foreign houses on Chief Engineer and his Second had their the right hand side of the Babbling Wall Road, cabica cleaned out by the seas. The versal was going out, known as Well Park and bullt about twenty-four hours la the typhoon, and we by the late Mr. Benjamin, was disposed of are Informed by one of her officers that she folly for Tis, 16,009.
bore out her reputation as a goei "men-boat?
i
On the 26th, when the weather was fine and
Ax American irade-jurnal (the N. V. Marfilme clear, the Chief Steward was missed and it is Register) Intely points not to the American surmised that he must have committed salcida reaple that instead of pushing their trade with by jam-ing overboard na the vorrel was going the Far East they are content fo sit silil and | very ́stoidy and there were no high nena run. walt for what turns up. It points out the advant- ning. The two saflors and the cock referred to
agen Hikely to result from the French Commission abere have been sent to Hospital
(now on lis way out here) and suggests that a simil-r step should be taken by American manu- facturers, in the following words :-Does it sorms! necessary in face of soch an example to say trade? What Franes is doing in the East for what shall be done here toward securing Eastern: trade, Great Britain and Germany 176 also doing. These commercial plums are not ours. for the soking. They will have to be climbed for before they can be picked, But they are worth all the hard work and danger of climbing that our people will have to undergo if they wish to possess some of them
PHENOMENAL PASSENGER
TRAFFIC.
For weeks past, sayı St. Jamad's Budget of August 23rd, the main thoroughfares of London, have been crowded with visitors from America to the joy and profit of tradesmen, great. and mall. :This your's invasion of England by ber cansins has been the greatest since the jubilea .. year. Every steamship coming 'rom the United A FARTING gift of a very snuvusi klad is thus States since May has been crowded to her described in a Calcutta paper There are those utmost capacity, Over 5,000 saloon passengera who think that "Tommy AtkinsTM hau Kula were landed in England last week, which is personal regard for his officers, but this is, most unusual at this time. It is safe to that Indeed, far from belog the case. Os service, fally 50,000 saloon and second-cablu passingers
|ORY. where so officer is attentive to the welfare of his have been brought to our shores within the past men, nothing la commoner than their generous three months and when one considers the respons and personal devotion, it is not so spending capacity of these Americans it is easy often, however, that one meets with a prost to understand why tradesmen prefer them to the of the sentiment of mutual attachment in home-made perchaser. Take there 30,000 of
pescr. Wa may, therefore it all
THE Kois Chronicle of the 20th, the Hong kong Post Office, thon-When will she Hongkong Post Officeflearn that it is always best to keep the Kobe pertion of the English mall back for a steamer coming direct, and not send it up time of to Yokohams with the malls for that port? the mers herrtly congratulate Major W tourists and allow to each the sum of 50 na hig
p.m. and at 6 p.m. as at 9 a.m., although i Wycombe, has been sopafated Governor of Hid the kamer contes bean taken with the Haynes, of the Royal Barsex, on the mark oli nyorage—Bat"gives w £2,300,000, which ́ouT
from 4 to 6 to 7 in the
last English mall we should have received our esteem which he has just received. Melor, letters and papers on Wednesday Instead of to-day, as the Cam, coming en direct to Kobe, faresaniyed in Hongkong after the English mall had
THE MADAGASCAR EXPEDITION. The Franch have rooted the entire Hova
miximam of expenditure which is very low, friends have left with us this your, Nor is this all. The steamship companies as we resped and will reap such a harvest, ka the pre ever known before. The companies having works and blownerly splines No
Haynes is about to retire, and he has been presented with beautiful, hunting whin bearing silver plate, with the Insipilon, Presented to Major W. J. Haynes, on his retirement, by the
bonour alike te offices and men. The incident Hamburg-Am loan, Red Star, Alan, Allande is one of which say regiment might be prood. Transport, Wilson H, State, and Anchor. Of
Too much trouble, we suppose, to think is / wilkin forty miles of Antansnaċtvo, the Capital | Wednesday momlag. Instead of waiting for Sussex Regiment.” - The glit la unique, und does1 State Cunard, American, Korth German Lloyd,
out and arrange for a supply when most needed and to cut it off when there is no demand! :
'THE CHINA-BURMA RAILWAY. A despatch from the Foreign Office read at the Leeds Chamber of Commerce s'ates that the survey and estimates for the Burmo-Chicção wilway ste la course of properation.
TELEGRAMS.
(Special to Robs Chronicle.) " THE CHISHIMA-RAVENNA CASE.
YOKOHAMA, September 19th.
a
| to-day, two days later than the date they might | Viacray Cheng is now in carsfondence with? | passengers vach ; the Trutout2") B
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of
the Cam, however, the well for Kabs was dumped on the Frigga, which left for Yokohama
that the great alps, like the Compania on the 1th fast, and did not reach that port A SHANGHAI saties paper, publishes a-1mmsor Lucania, Birness, and Umbria, of the Canard, usut yenterday, lette's and papers by the which upon squiry the Nyc, Bally Nowrds and the St. Louis, New York, and Parts, of the . But is this enormous reduction in the
English mall thas not reaching hers until luclined to tallera in the main dorrent, that the American, GʻITY en Lverses
of a $50 Ralepa number of hours supply a necessity?
Governor Chao of Reschow for the untu billa inerent Wäire Star, the Normannia, If it is, there has been very great neglect
have been received. Even had the Hongkong of Bureau for the encouragement of manufac--Furst Demarch, and Angusia Vidoria, of the in keeping up a continuous flow night and
Post Office sent the Kobe mall ufa Stanghelli | taxes after modern methods. It is proposed that Hambyag, and the City of Rome of the Anchor day up to the present date. As the
would have arrived hers a day driller, as we the provincial government guarantes a foreign Lins, take 4:03 While the rest xrezags from Government has not taken our hint and
Yesterday received English papers which had loan often rallion tels ses sinking fond and that 100 to 350. Passage money runs from compelled the Water Authority to publish
working 200 farther sum of Tis
2,500,000
and a vary Average is 60% first gone to Shanghai and after re-direction bad
provincial capital as lent froms actual figures we cannot form an opinion,
asch way. These 50,009 Americeas do not of but it would appear to be the effect of
In the Comt for Japan to-day, Judge Mowat been taken on to Yakshams, but which yet treaty. Thla,lariu suw fa to be the capital course,· Tensain -in-Farland " during" their large proportion of sudden panic, unreasoning panic, to jump heard in Chambers as application by id, reached us tweny-four hours earlier than those by for the establishment of fire cetten aplankor say on, this rida. A large prop
mills and fire silk filatures the official then go to the Continent, but nearly all of them from a continuous supply to every
Hongkung. Perhaps some of one Heughang Can Customs Totals on the southern side of the same fir ahare of the money that han 1 di the provinces so that the British a first step might well have been to have Japaness Government), moved the Coust to equ cut off the water entirely between 7 a.m. sent to the stay of all further preceedings, dalas- the Hongkong Post Office to the matice. The consist of several of the siped innsential amoERBER 200 and 7 p.m. The demand, (old diagrams) dants (the P. & O. Co.) having paid 10,000 and Tapanere Fost Office is sometimes grumbled at, the mercantile classes in Shanghai and Soochow Continant ite cast by three that com Mas
Miishment of silk filatures and ris, 7,000.00 for dirret to Elarve, Genos, Antwerp, and Hambur is very small then. A further step might all costs in the case except costs already but we think it could do better than this, and ablishment of silk flatures for the estate Continent) for thousands of "Americans es have been to limit the flow for six hours adjudged to plsiasis. After hearing Mr. Petition from the Hongkong Government to the cation splanter mile the fairest on the lawn and meten Landem their fast place of call belece protection in transit.
day, three in the morning and three in the Wallbed, the Court made the order in the farms Japanese Department of Communications ask to be at mool six and at least five rer cent, retorning kome, Every American has one oper
tag tor, a faw Japánése post officials for the per annum. These ten establishments are to be "powing ambhion, which is to "de Imog Sowings should be mada in rnes WEATHER afternoon. That would have been a very seeght for. ONLY and the remainder of the packets secured economical supply and yet inconvenienced The eiginal claim by the Jagstone Government Hongkong For Offce might, I granted, work armed wat ter as many syndicates, the members for wild the implies (ie, not quite cha
*arde for "sigaren hit the boot of the CARAM- Countdotakle reform in that unfortunate polomid of wich man to pata duhaigéectory premtuational diary pays the Budget, the greater part of phone ay to resources da; by the denimeselil Directors: Kiat come to Europe to do là "return home from damp, and kept in a dry, glade for repest | no one. We call on the Government to
the Fareed.
"altas having Down * done by ** Instand, wwwings.
obtain and publish a report from the
have been laued and can be obtained on application.
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