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CORRESPONDENCE.

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1895.

Judgement was given in the following crass for plaintiff, undefended :—- 1518-Wing Fan fimm v. Lo Loong

and another.1.10.

1B03-Col. Tres. v. Lai Tsolu

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For causing an obstruction five hawkers were the keeper of the house was fined $35 and two fined ena ranging from Br to ES. For gambling frequenters $4 each. For being found in a house with latest to commit felony four months Imprisonment was the penalty. For petty theft six weeks was imposed on two coolles and for disorderly conduct one fireman Was ford

FOOTBALL.

"A football ma'ch was played at. Happy Valley yesterday, tw-en teams of the Polics Rec eation Club and No. 35 Company, Ra I Ant llery, which resulted in a win for the fathe by 4 goals tơ 1.

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Auctions..

PUBLIC AUCTION

GENTLEMEN'S DRAPERY AND OUTFITTING.

shot from a cannen and too high for the gos! The crash mede him look back, and the notios. The plites were agalo immersed, this time for Undersigned has received instructions

Soon after the kick off Williams scored the first goal for the Police, the ball going as i keeper. Gear Logan, Captain of the R. A. fesus, then scored

with

a splendid shot (no has evidently played football before) and a few minutes after scored

this time a very again, Police goalkeeper appeared to be taking more easy goal, the ball simply rolling in, as the notice of the remarks of the specisters than the game, and was not quick enough to stop the ball The H.A goal was then threatened, Mr. Burgess taking the ball right up the field, unill tackled by Gr Feynolds, back. On the ball belor for the Falice goal, the goalkeeper, who came out to meet the ball, miscalculating his distance as with bis arms at etched above his head, he only just touched and off bls bands it went into the guol. After exchanges on both sides, each goat boing attacked in turn, a good shot from Gr. Ryal was only just put over the har by the gallant "Black"

three months. The report of this tear, vecently received the Navy Department, says that the pure plate was slightly roughered over its entire surface, and that there were a few barnacion attached. After being cleaned it was found not

whe di in't read the tunes and had no idea of days, and at the end of that time the plate of what was going on, arrived just as the directors pure metal was found to be only slightly affected, in the back-room were deciding to give up the | and the aluminum wire by which it was su struggle, and paid is his cub While he was pendet was perfectly intact. It had lost half an paying it in the order came to close up An ounce in weight. The alloy plate was found to obilting messager postponed the closure for a be corroded and roughened over its entire few

seconds to let him pan out, and then as hà went down the steps the ble front door that write the wire by which it was suspended was

ented dotfiely AWAY: 'and tr

it had gamed half an crash and bis deposit went into liquidation, ounce in weight by conrealon. posted on the door explained the rest. Then he howled through the keyhole for the return of his money, but only a hollow echo answered him.

Something to think over. Considering that the two Government overhauls of the Bank of New Zealand, which seems to have been as host as the average, and its paraite the Estates Co, ravaaled shortages of nearly men and three-quaterr, and this after the bank had twice written off large sums to cover losses, what might happen if a similar overhaul lock panier, and insurance societies? The possible revelations are too vask for any ordinary mind to take them is. The orthodox balance-sheet only professes to show the state of things according to the books," and the B.N.Z. Is a fair example of what may happen when the books are inspected by a thoroughly ladependent authority. When is the State audit system coming along ?

to

found covered with barnacles and corroded, to a changed in weight. The alloy plate was

it was not weighed. 'greater degroo than the plate of pure aluminum,

to Inspect two cases where piagua was sto and ordered to pay $to damage or in agala started Gr. Barron made a latz. shot I place of all the Australian banku; finance com- / min, who hrd three constracted to carry his

default" de " one mouth, while another charged on the same sheet was dismissed. For unlawful possession of arms a coolie was mulcted in the sum of $5. The negro charged with Indecent usanalt was bound over to be of goed bahaviour,

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SHIPPING NOTES.

LONDON, Sept. 6th.

Commercial Service establishing a new It is announced from Brussels that the monthly los of atomers between Antwerp and Calambo, Fenang, Singapore, Hongkong, Amoy, Shanghal, Mants, and the Philippines will soon be organized.

A DANGEROUS PRECEDENT, TO THE EDITOR OF THE Hamikonɑ TELESHAPE." SIR-The report of the proceedings as the | 180g-m

sit Cheong meeting of the Sanllary Board held yesterday 1816–

Un OBSERVİSa afternoon disclose what appears to ma i

1811-Pua Wo». D. R. Enriques..... scandalous, not to say actually dangerous, siste of affairs in this Colony. In spite of the terrible

POLICE COURT. epidemic of Flague-last year, and a acara- ing the possible retorn of which so much anxiety wi's folt (bis year by all persons who have the welfare of the Colony at heart, we find the new Colonial Surgeon, whose duty it is, presumably, to do all in bit, pomells nip say inciplert outbreak in the bed, actually refusing

cred and baggling over the question

of whose It was to

eas to ascertain if the casen really were of Ibo dread nature supposed 1 What a commentary this is upon our red-tape Colonial officials! Physiciansare, as a rule, honourably distinguished as being the last persons in the world to refusa the benefits of their knowledge where it may advance the comfort of human being. Yet here we bave an example of a physician, well paid by the realdents of the Colony for the purpose (amongst many ihrs, it is tros) of safeguarding the pubile health of the Colony, and a man who, by virtue of his official connection with the Sanitary Board, Is foremost in suggesting bye-law, making Il compulsary to report cards of Infecties (disson-compliant advocation penalties for refusing, when suspected cases are reported, to inspect them so as to ascertain whether or Do they be Cases of infectious disease. Could a better example of the tilted, perfunctory manner in which, unfortunately for us, but too many of the Colonialservants grew out to perform their duties, possibly be adduced ? - In the instance under to slipways with segard both to the notice it appears the cases were not plague-by

way, what were they but if they had bees, saving of time and expense. We do not believe when would they have been offcially reported that the charges as at present fixed offers the Dr. Atkinson apparently thinks that he should

required advantage.31 not be asked to go to the Peak, once in a lour broken out in a new place. The Company in

in said that

■ large Marine Company Ess time perhaps, to ensure early knowledge of CARCE of Infectious disease, because, American business, is now competing with its question, having undervat is competiters for forsooth, li was not "so nominated to the so to say. Cannot some steps be taken by the own branch in the States, and people are waiting to see which will be the survivor to the fight, taxparcis of this unfortunate oficial-Hidden colony to express their disapproval of the action the London Office of the branch. A few days of the Colonial Surgeon 7 Might not

go the branch named za extremely low rate action be taken by the Unofficial Members of the for a large line on securities, whereon the Legislative Council-say to reduce his salary offered the business, sald he would be d-d lar London underwriter, who was subsequently or in some other equally unmistakable manner before the branch should have it, and so quoted record their disapproval of his action-o as to show bim and the other officials appointed from something lower and secured It. Whether this home, but paid with our money, that this

fest was accomplished before or after lunch is perfunctory performance of as little as possible not stated. for the largest wage obtainable fa not what is expected of them

the

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The annual report of the Kisi Chamber of Commerce jest tasued, winds up its remarks on the subject of the North Sea and Baltic Cana! as follows:-"In order to attract general and international traffic to the Kaiser Wilhelm Canal, It will be necessary to make the

In forwarding his usual Het of steamers for zale Mr. W. M. Corner, of so, Billiter-street,

Thanking you in anticipation for giving thisaya space, and enclosing my card,

I am, etc.,

INDIGNANT RESIDENT, Hongkong, 11th October, 1895.

LOST, OR WHAT ?

To Erros o* *** "Hanacoma TeleaNAJW,"

512-There appears no further room for doubt about a certain sealed, but unregivered, latter forwarded to your post a few days ago having been "lost" white, in the custody of Post Office employees, and that being so I beg to call your attention to the fact, for I bare obtrived of late that you have taken up the subject of Post Office delinquencies.

This is not the only case I know of respecting scaled covers not reaching thele destination in due course. In fact, the loss of two money orders al miss, which never reached their addresses, have 'caused me great annoyance, as nothing could be explaimed about their dis- appearance by the General Post Office people.

The approximate prices for building steel cargo boats, classed 10041 British Lloyd's, with fall outfit and every modem Improvement, are: 7.000 tons d.wɑ, ɗ5 5*, per ton d‚w. ‡ 6,2 10 tons,, Es 10 per ton ; 5,000 tons, £5 158. per ton; 4,000 tons. £5 per ton : 3.020 tons, 6-108, per ton 12,000 tons, £8 per ion'; 1,500 tons, £8 tos. per ion 11,270 tons, 69 ros, per too; 5c3 tons, 13 10 per ton. The principal builders (with few exceptions) are busy with reamers of 4,000 to 7,000 tons, and even 13,000 tons d..

has been exceeded. There are comparailvely few boats under

1,000 tons d.w, building. The Americans are justly proud of the Frances of the culser Columita in her

ran across the Atlantic from this country, the voyage; although on the same displacement she having averaged about 450 knots per day on and power the New better, still it must be remembered that the latter

Yerk and

Parks can do

vasacle are constantly engaged in the and they have much better facilities for

Resuming after time, the Police cisimed a penalty kick, but the goal was saved by Er. repeatedly het ell defended against all adds, Neale The RA. goal was then threatened The fourth goal for the R.A. was scored by fast that the specters could hardly see the Br. Neile. The shades of night were falling so

ball

For the Police Moers. Alley, and Bullock played very well, and Mesir. Roblason and Berty proved themselves to be "dabs" at putting the leather between the posts. They kick ke the far-famed Arizona mules.

passing being poor, but as this was the first Both teams require more combluation, the match of the season no doubt we shall notice an improvement is this and other respects in the

Mear future,

THE WILD-CAT COLUMN.

officials were paid up to date and told they would On Saturday week as City of Melb. Bank not be required on Monday morning.

*

A practical test was made of aluminum in the construction of small boats by Mr. Walter Wel- polar expedition last year. These boats, it was ald at the Navy Department to-day, had been brought back to Washtacion, and an examina- tion made some time go showed that the material had so deteriated that it could be 1817-F. Ullmann&Co. v. W. J. Stewart 130.00 easily crumbled. to one's band, New York Maritime Register.

DEAFNESS. An essay describing a really no matter how sewere or long-standing, wit genuine Cure for Deafness, Singing in Ears, &c., be sent post free-Artlicial Ear-drums and THOMAS KEMPE, Victoria Chambers, 19, South- similar appilances entirely superseded. Address ampten, Buildings, Helborn, London—Adul

The Vir. Govt. claims that, when a man's endowment-policy matures and he collects the and must pay Income-tax. Naturally, the tax money, it forms part of hir Income for the year, parerkicks violently. When a man's endowment Into the instance office for a certain number of policy malarza ft means that he has paid blamoney years, and has dually drawn it out with, the accumulated Interest. If he drew his socumu. lated savings out of the savings bank it would be part of his facoins for the year when he draw it out, in exactly the same fashion. The Govern ment Also

wants to charge Income-tax on another strong objection arises. When the legacies, and an these also pay legacy-duty old man die, and leaves, perhaps, £5500 bit total assets, and the law makes the widow pay sundry legal charges for stamps, and takes La 10% for succession.duty, it seems a brutal case Sule of "rubbing it into alas charge Income-tax on the whrie £5500 on the ground that it is her revenue for the year,

Very appreciable quantiles of mercusy are being found in the kralin ove at Broken Hill.

Broken Hill rejoices ever improved prospects Taking the bull by the bonas: "The London.for lead. A year ago the price fe'l to, 427.0 derry to-head battery fi la course of erection, sand, for the_second_haf_ni_'04, the B.H.

On dif that after this season the scedent- Propriety Co. averaged only 49 121. To this i insurance companies will take no more football bad fallen steadily from £15, in 9. Now this risks.

persistent fall was the very thing that was not the reduction on the output of lead conséquent expected; it was confidently believed that, with on the stoppage of tliveñlead mlaes, especially Americs, lead prices, at may rate, would annd up. Silver, it was recognised, was too beavily shackled with accamuletion

The unexpected downward coorte was not checked ic, months ago. Then the accumulation seems to have been used up, and for the co.'s est half-year the price resileed averaged £9 189.-En increase of 6s, on the previous half. By the middle of Jaly the quotation had got up to o 125, 6d; and immediately on the announcement of the B.H. fire it moved to L11.45, 6d. It steadied to £11, and in-still quoted at that--" markat Arm

A new beer-gange, Introduced in Melbourne, measures pints and stoppages, and is said to be almost a perfect check upon dishonest bar tenders.

Somewhere shout the last but one of the Melbanine boomsters has been soused in bink- ruptcy. He represented, a quarter of a million in balloony papar.

Stated that the Westralla mine, seven or eight miles out of Codigardle, has been sold in London for £30,000. It is next to the New Victoria, and the money is worth it.

Merilans, Conigardle: "The ore l as rich as ever." The richest thing about the Marlians is them to make monthly calla of a shilling Instead the meeting called by the Directors to samble

of three pence.

Hota Island, a desolate hillock in Albany Pass, between Cap: York and Thursday Island, is the latest NQ. "raab." Prospect are said to be promising, and a number of old Towers miners

10 on the spot.

"It is generally understand that the Hobart Mercury nowapaper is about to be floated into

jatat stock con

co. Same mistake hers. Hobart

atc-then auch vessels as the Column sure boldn't float.. It is, every line of 1, appointmeat, and Nisbinted at tiás si ##@ *

Allow me to make a suggestion: Perhaps i vnit in the first instance

would be better to forward valuables in unsealed (mean, without wax) and muregistered Covers in fature. Then they would not appear valuable or worth the trouble and risk of mis- appropriation.

The last annual report of the Post Office Department states that a good many registered Letters were lost, or at all events, like the Prodigal Son, went astray. Registrailos, therefore, appeare's poor saleguird in this part of the world,

It is poor satisfaction to growl about these

of a large crelier fall ipsed across the Atlantic for revan on end, and no better test could have been made of her sex-going qualities. I wonder if our Admiralty will try a like experiment and set at rest the continued grumblings which go on amongst our expert M. P.4 i

xa hoavy as lead.

Katimations.

MAR 18 EWZIARRY, SILVER CHS. J. GAUPP & CO., HRONOMETER, WATCH, and CLOCK-

SMITHS, and OPTICIANS CHARTS and BOOKS, Apace for Louls Audemars Watcher

NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS,

awarded the highest Prises at every Exhibition; and for Vaterländer and Sohn'y 2. CELEBRATED OPERA GLASSES, MARINY GLASSIS and

SPYGLASSES.

Na, R. Queen's Road Crotal. DENTISTRY.

TR. SUI SANG,

1988

to Sell by PUBLIC AUCTION,

TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), the rash October, 1895, commencing at 2.35 P.M.,

ai hie SALTS Rooms, DuddeLL STREET,

1 WITHOUT RESERVEI

A LARGE QUANTITY OF GENTLEMEN'S DRAPERY, &c.

Comprising

A JNE ASSORTMENT OF '

ALL WOOL MATERIALS. SERGES, TROWSERINGS, &c., Suitable for the Cold Season and cut into Sult Lengths, &c.

ALSO

PYJAMA S' ITS, WHITE SHIRTS, · SOCKS, &c.

1

AND A qannilty of SERGES; TWEEDS and ALL WOOL MATERIALS cut into Sultable Lengthe for Tailor-made LADIES' DRESSES,

&c.

Acc. On View from FRIDAY, the Tith October,

GEO. P. LAMMERT, Auctioneer. Hongkong, 7th October, 1895.

R.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

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MRJM ARMSTRONG bus received

Instructions from the MORTGAGEE

to Sell by

PUBLIC AUCTION,

ON

TUESDAY, the 15th October, 1895. 22.30 o'clock in the Afternoon, at the P.arlsen,

IN THE TOLLWING VALUABLE PROPERTIES AND RECLAMATIONS Lo

LOT 1-All that PIECE of GROUND situate at Victoris, Hongkong, bounded on the North by the Remaining Pertion of Marina Lot No. 214 and massuring thereon 14 fest or there- abouts, on the South by WING LOK STREET and measuring thereon 34 feet or thereabouts, on the East by Maine Lei No. 213 and messurleg thereon 54 feet or thereabouts, and on the Wat

Manggish Dr. I. SAKATA), by Marine Lot No. 215, and measuring thereos

'DENTIST, No. 55, Queen's Road Central, Hongkong, 4 b Octob r, 1895. *

SIEN TING,

SURGEON DENTIST. No. 10, DAGUILAR STREET, TERMS VERY MODERATE, Consultation free Hongkong, 27th September, 1R5

DENTISTRY.

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14 feet or thereabout, which said Piece of Ground is registered in the LAND OFFICE an Section A of Marine Ent No. 214, together with Message and Buildings thereon known as No. 86, WENG LOK STREET. The Premises are held from the Crown for the residue of a term of 999 rears granted by a Crown Lease, dated the 15th May, 1867. Sabject to the payment of the Annual Crown Rent of $13.34

LOT z-All the right benefit interest and advantage of the Vendor in the PIECE of GROUND forming the Southern molety of the Ground to be reclaimed in respect of Marina Lot 314 and registered in the LAND OFFICE RS Section A of the Reclamation of Maring Lot No. 314. Subject to the payment of $3,360 for the Instalments and other Monies (if any) now, TAI-FONT.or hereafter to become due or payable in respect

thereof.

FIRST CLASS WORKMANSHIP

MODERATE FEES.

ANITY

Dentist, (Formerly anticed Apprentice, and latterly Resistant to Dr. 2002), HAS REMOVED

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THE BANK BULDUNGS,

«QUEEN'S ROAD, Opposite Hongkong Hotel),

{{TATION FREE, Farekong, 17th July, 1801.

Nor

A fost has been found for stranded politician Savines Bark, left open by the recent dealb of M Surgeon D Dibbs in the manasing trusteeship of NSW. Mr. Wis. The beard of trustees, who recom mended the ex-Premier's appointment, consists largely of personal friends, though for that matter it would be hard to find say pablle brdy which does not consist in gely of friends of the ex-member for Tamworth. The salary is 1350 year, and Dame leago will doubtless selile into ble sneg blila with electitif. allowed. For the Es. Council has 16

16 confirm the that-this body will think twice about the matter War to the knife between the Melb, evening v

fview of the proposed amalgamailon of N.S.W. papers. Agents have received notics that they and Post Office Saving

Banka

which must choose between the Herald and the Nawi, accessitate a re-casting of the whole scheme of supplied with the former. and that any selling the latter will not be officials and salaries. The ex-Premier would no doubt mansge the bank well, but his appoint. The idea of bringing in sea-water to Coolgarment is cruelly rough on the old officials, die from Esperance Hay is revived. It will cost steady-going and level-headed lot, who had £2,000,000, and that is very little-if you say it naturally hoped for and expected a step up all quick. "It could be raised in London in 48 round The Australian pollician is like the hours," says a Coolgardie wire. Foor London! great American Pie-bilers when he reaches out willambah, a two-storey wonden hotel, with

Last week at Baringbar, 13 miles from Mur- for a ple that is his ple.—Sydney, Bulletin." kitchen, two good tacks, range, a large assembly SHIPPING and mail NEWS. hall and ball-acre of ground, situated at the rallway gatex, sold for

MAILS DUE: Tacoma (Tacoma) to-morrow, Australian (Chingtu) to-morrow, Indian (Chelydra) 14th inst French (Solaste) 15th inst. Australian (Airile) z1st Inst. American (City of Rio de Janeiro) aand inst. American (Garlic) 28th lost.

maltery, but what is one to do when the state of 】 statement put forward en every Docasion that the the fron on the rood 25-about the price of

INTOLERABLE.

our portal affales la ximply

Canton, gth October, 1895.

SUPREME COURT.

COLOMIAL COURT OF ADMIRALTY. (Before Sir Flaiding Clarks, Chief Justice, and Comdr, W. C. H. Hasting, R.N, Autor.)

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to

long, and I presume the sime may apply to It is an old saying that threatened men live

deputation which has lately been inspec ing the threatened industries. The report of the fron works of Germany and Beiglum is now being prepared for publication, and the contents of the same are likely to open our eyes. The reason why foreigners are able to successfully John Neal, a Perth stockbroker, "tips" Lon- compete with us was because of their lower donderry Console and Londonderry South wages is evidently not true, as the deputation Extended mines, Coolgardie, as these stocks have learned that not only are the wages up to are being engineered for a rise." Favorable our standard, but in LEGAL INTELLIGENCE. excess of it. It is not therefore question of ing in small Landon financial rags. God is. a.

references CRE'S ATS

thes mines ara constantly appeas wages. It appears that in technical education, reflex of the other, Very little gold, but plenty. sobriety, more advanced machinery for labour, of newspaper gush. saving and freedom from strikes, the "Intellly Frederick Solignods and others, who represent Livingston & Co.) that the E. & A. 3. S. Co.'s We are informed by the Agents (Messrs. Gibb, ent foreigner a long way ahead of us, and in

the banking lnterest, smelt frightful danger ta can undercut us in the markets of consequence can

the motion by Donald Melrilie, in Vic. Legs, from Australia, via Time: She will call steamer Airlie li dua kere on or about the 21s the world. Whilst there is no doubt that there Assembly, ulusloma bargains. Melville wanted is much truth in the statements set forth, still I committee to inquire into the monetary

here an coula to Shanghal and Japan. do not think it In necessary to such transactions of David Henry and other usarlous pessimistic view of the slivation as the depata money-lenders." Sof goods was alarmed at the Hon have evidently done. In slack times, and tall-end of that exprcasion. Why," he said, when competition is very keen, doubtless these where would such an enquiry stop in Where, who can supply the get the work, but indeed 1 in busy times it would all that Belgium and they could not supply a tithe of the requirements Germany could produce to fill their own wants; of this country in prosperous times.

At the present moment we have a cae in point. It is publicly reported that the Hamburg: American Steamship Company have contracted with Messrs. Harland & Welt for a very large circumstances of the collision west engaged to build and deliver the vessel in ten methods cost 161.

steamer similar to the Georgie, this firm having minately described. The case was sailled by honths, whereas the German ballders could not #gidement between the parties after an as jours. ment had been made. It was agreed that both do so under nisetzen monthe-nearly double the for fraudulent insolvency says that, prior to his Changaka w........... parties were to blame on the plastings. The time. This is only onu ezɑmple to show that retirement, he handed over some 1000 of goods damson inuman plaintiff's damages were assessed at $1,000 and when things arrive at a

ploch the old country

to a bogus purchaser on the understanding that – „Long Bong dióminus a comes to the front very rapidly, and

should ante-up half the proceeds of the goods. Words fall to

to express blu fadigmsilon at finding now threatens to seal for

October 11th,

KWOK BHING FAT V. BRITISH STEAMSHIP "CHOTSANG."

Mr. H. E. Pollock, (instructed by Mr. Mounsey), appeared for the plaintiff and Mr. J. J. Francis, QC (instructed by Mr. J. Hastings) for the defendant steamer,

Additional witnesses were called for the defence in this case to-day, by whom the

by consent judgment was given for the plafatit for half this amount, $800, therm being no order mads as to costs...

SUMMARY COURT,

W, E., VÂN XFPS V.C CORNEIL.

Judgment was givan in this case this morning, for the defendant, with costs, his Lordship hold ing that the alteration made on the promissory nose was material as regards the security, Lé

the defendant.

-AI FIXTURES.

respective dates 2---

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SHIPPING RETURNE From 5 pm yattırday to 5 pm. to-day, ....steamer, from Sing-pore,

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Aglala........ ARRIVALS. Frank Harley Davis's calyx drill is doing big Formos

Shanibal.

right to use five plants. It brings up & core. Harida........... work in Vic, where the Government has the Choyrang........

Coast Ports. Canion, and in the hardest basalt does its work at less Energia ........

Barry Decks. than half ordinary cost.

It promises to--Muki Maru seekoe

Foochow. revolutionise boring all over the world, and is

Singapore, described by experts as one of the invections of Aggregating 12,101 tops registererat, the age. According to Vic

Government

....... DEPARTURES. experience, It bores for os, a foot where other Frigga steamer, for Singapore.

Dicarshal

Bangkok, A gentleman temporarily residing in a gel Byedé...............

Newchwang. 'Australia. Kudat Bangkok, "Japan. Aggregating 8,137 (one register,

the report of the seen že (vendor) had done his time his "sal | Kavindă summieram

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that bin alleged co-conspndeavoring to obtain

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NOTICE! RESPONSIBLE FOR Neither the CAFIAIN, the AGENTS, nor the OWNERS will be RESPONSIBLE" for any DEBT contracted by the Office or members. of the Crews of the following Vessels during ADAM W. SPIES, Amer, bk, Capt. Field-Order their stay in Hongkong Harbour →→ ALTMORE, Brit, air, Capt. Watson-Shewan &

Co. BENVINU,Britt Capt. Sarchet-Gibb,

Livingston & Co. ENGELHORN Brit str. Capt. Shimmin

Standard Oll Co.

FOYLE, Bell, sir, Capt. Stinney-Showan & Co. INGRÁBAN, Ger. str., Capt. Piper-Chinese. MOUNT LEBANON, Bilt st., Capt. Hendry-

Order

P. N. BLANCHARD, Amer. bk, Capt. Blanchard

biemssen & Co.

LOT 3-All the right beneft Interest and advantage of the Vendor in the PIECE of GROUND to be reclaimed being the Extension Seawards in front of Section D of Marine Lot No. 198 registered in the LAND OFFICE Section D of the Reclamation of Marine Lot No.. 198. Subject to the payment of the Remaining Instalments and other Monies (if any) now De hereafter to become due or payable fa respect thereof, the zet fostalment having been paid

LOT 4.--All the right benefit interent and advantage of the Vendor of and in the PIECE & GROUND to be reclaimed being the Extension No. 199 registered in the LAND OFFICE A Seawards in front of Section E of Marine zot

Section E of 199. Subject to the payment of the Remaining the Reclamation of Marine Lot No. nitalments and other Monies (if any) now of thereof, the rat and and Instainsents having been hereafter to become due or payable in respect paid.

For Further Particulars and Conditions of Sale apply to

C. EWENS, Solicitor for the Mortgages, J. M. ARMSTRONG, the Auctioneer. Hongkong, 8th October, 1893.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

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WANDERING JEW, Amer. bk: Capt. Nichole M J. M. ARMSTRONG has received

Siemasen & Co.

WM. LE LACHZUa, Briḥ, bk, Capt. Maddox-

Chinese.

A Pure Norwegian

oil is the kind used in the pro- duction of Scott's Emulsion Hy. pophosphites of Lime and Soda åre added for their vital effect upon nerve and

brain. No mys- metery surrounds this formula--

the only mystery is how quick ly it bullds up and brings back strength to the weak of all ages.

Scott's Emulsion

will check Consumption and Bronchitis and is indispensable in all wasting diseases...

Booth & Rowne, Lid., Loedan. All Chomista. Sola Agents for Hongkong and the Empire of Ching-Watkins & Co, Hongkong,

Handokong, wrth March, «Fo4

1641-Lo Sul Tang v. Chan Yat Shun..... 700.00 of whose much-raspostad kond; Dr. Paten ↑ "Math nublished, shows that the net profits for the

a harry in these days, notwithstanding

of our large industrial concaras

The British steamship "Formosa leht Tamoul balog saaled out, unitia car workman put him back

on the Bib instant, Amor the 'g'h, and volusiarily commit suicide in refusing to work.

Swatow on the roth. From Tamsal, to Amay At the same time the report will de good, sa it At & a meeting of the Maoriland Midland Rall had moderals and fresh north-east winds and will bring before the British workmen certain way Co., held recently in Landen, a number of das weather. From Amoy to Swatcm: Bad facts which they ought to know, and proft by people consplained biterly of the methods moderata north-east winds and sex with fine The younger generation should miss themselves porined towards those who were foolish enough weather. In Amoy H16, Pascock German affermat trades. They should try to sise above started for the benefit

wish them technicalities of their to embark their capital in a venture which das man-of-war Ancona, and the steamships Mayor,

great English

ith Katfong, Singan, and Normandis. In Swatow the intemperance which is so vary prevalent, colony."

The spectacle of a

of a crowd of Binks HM.5, Daphne and German man-of-wa and" "should endeavour

trade arold

How Cormoran The following casss were fixed for the press ought to try and be more in for the benefit of somebody else is good. John Friens Richwers. Il Bowleen. Dack.

other hand,

professing that they started balikding dispelen? the

philanthropic motives and HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA DOCE RETURN, touch with their man and encourage them to Ball is about the only person on earth whe has St. Louis Monday, October ràth,

Improve upin the":

i machinery under their hands, the cheek to

talogs

like that. 1737-Sal Hung Choog w. Ho Hing...$ Syo.no has been done with so much success by the

The balancesheat of the Union Bank, Jastingraba

Solent Tuesday, October 15th.

Grm of Willam Denny and Brothers, the

balf-7022 1819 Ng Lam Sing . Liam Kam. 432.61 all along taken great interest in their men, and absorbed £37,doo, it was necesary to take 6337 Embrias of China im

only 637,173, and as even the died only afwerk: ago. This firm have reduced die, at the rate of 5 per cent, per a Proy Wednesday, October 16th.

loss account to make kamp. Taiyuam s and they have

by #system of Apsuming that i

s of their out of its working jo the advantage of employees Friday, October 18th, V. ammon

capital and reserve messenjanesi, ja

•hip between employers and their workmen, fund. The expenses, by the way, amount to the 1614-Tru Chong v. Chon Tam Chong 661.90 there must be sympathy between them, and large suza

THITE OF ALUMINUM PLATES—Some months 3758-Ng Sx Twog v. Weng Fouga 41835 were this once fully stood and actes spon for of 2019:19 which is a haver burden. ago two plates of alonians were want to the 7705

most soild bank to stagger under. TEO-Tang Les v. C. Holdsworth.

›Norfolk Kavy Yard to be tested no to their I am of opinion that grant fedsstrial concerna 44-77

The manal pathetic story of the last man who allifty to resies the action of salt water. ~ One at 1536-Ling X* Kalv. Danenburg & Co. 1j0.00 would be in no danger of manilation from any pot in his money before the collapse turns up in them was para lucrimen, weighing a poundag The Chong Tam Labanhan

Soraign

Lastman 26an * tis Faire connection with the City of Malbourne Bäck. 9 ounów i dur eilter contained six par sent alloy & Camiento

-An absent-minded individualy so the inis ruas, Lat doppen. They worn-immersed for fortg

chronicled o

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were only

1733-Wilson v. Butterfield & Swie.... 755.33 | Duniy2018/02 K4 'n strikes in never heard of in frosia ' meet-bank made'a bedłutely nothing | Coptis sauspu

rawards brought ent the inventivni zenlus and profits. And note circulation, the abora |. Ocampo mo 1163-Leung Cha v. Cheong Tang.....$1000.00 | employed. §1ľmi kre to look for better velation. And on the shareholders and 5 per cent, penyut lifmort?

Thursday, October ryih,

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