THE SANITARY BOARD MEETING, A meeting of the Sanitary Board was hold this afternoon.. Mr. F. A. Cooper (Director of Public Works', presided, and there were also present Dr. J. M. Atkinson, (Colonial Surgeon), Capt. W. C. H. Hastings (Acting Captain Superintendent of Police), Mr. N. J. Ede, and Mr. Hugh McCallum (Secretary).
MINUTES.
The minates of the last meeting were read
and confirmed.
WASHING TANKS.
A letter from the Colonial Secretary dated the 7th instant was rend setting forth that the Chiness washermen were in the kabirof washing" cinthes in ponis In the Tai Hang, Tong Lo Wan and Pak Shut.Wal streams, where they collected the water from the hills. There, the Chinese entered the water, and in the dry season, when Water was scarce, this often got into a filthy state. was released from the pools it was When the water allowed to too late the sockery below, and produced a state of affales far from sanitary. It is therefore proposed to build up the valloys with masonry and concrete, and level off the ground, so as to construct reservoles, la these reservoirs it is proposed to store the water during the rainy season for uso during the dry manths, and it is further proposed that the water be laid on to the wishing establishments and supplied by measurement. In view of the difficulty experienced in letting the wash-houses in Wanchal, It is thought better to leave a suitable portion of land about the streams unoccupied, and to allow the washermen to erect their own tanks there, subject to their arrangements being approved of by the Public Works Department. The cost of ibese arrangements is estimated as about $70,000, which is chargeable against the loan under the beading" water and drainage work If the proposal is agreed to by the Sanitary Board plans will be at once proceeded with.
This was minuted by Mr. Ede-I think the scheme a good one; but will the waaberman lease the land or will they go further afield where they can do their washing without paying
for their water?
The Colonial Surgeon asked :-Has the Board any information with reference to the establish- ment in the Colony of Japanese laundries ?
The Board decided to notlly the Government ́that it approves of the scheme
THE BOARD'S BOOKS,
Mr. Rocca's letter requesting that his clerk be allowed to examine the register of burials, of cows and bullocks in Hongkong or Yaumati, was read. The Secretary had refused to allow It to be done.
Mr. Ede minuted that he thought the books, ́should not be examined, but that the Secretary might furnish the information sought for if it was for a bone Ads purpose. This was concurred la by the minutes of the Colonial Surgeon and Acting Captain Superintendent of Police.
Agreed,
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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1895.
My. Skerichly, one of the founders of the for the most part they take place at Cooma Society, and whose name has been thoroughly and for these the King is directly responsible. Identified with the "Odd Volumes," left Hong-A SIROUS BLOW WILL BE GIVEN TO BRITISH Council of the valuable assistance they have kong for Australia la May, thus depriving the always received from him.
The Council tender their best thanks to those gentlemen who so ably assisted at the various
ecting during the past session,
A new Council will have to be elected at the annual general meeting which will be held in the Hongkong Hotel on Friday, 22nd November, 1895-
From the statement of accounts annexed it will be seen that there is a balance of $147.15 standing to the credit of the Society,
WH, PURCELL, Hen, Secretary Hongkong, 18th November, 1895.
A NEW FOE TO FLAMES- The San Francisco Chronicle of the 11th ultime contains interesting information relative what in styled a “Fireman's Smoką Protector." The Times-Herald was the first in the field with the details of this useful adjunct to a fire- man's outfit, which, li appones, is the Inven- tion of Chief Sweole of the Chicago Fire Depart- ment, who has supplied his own brigade with the "protector, which it is claimed in "a protec tion for firemen and may in many cases ukva the
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PRESTIGE
Tribes which
it Coomassie be not takes now. have receded from the Klog of Coomassie and are now friendly to us will otherwise assuredly return to thele former leader. It is not too much to say that all these chiefs are now waitlog Uke hen on fence to see which way we go. with the result that today they scarcely believe Hitherto we have always given in to the Ashanils, we will send an expedition against them. Everything depends upon the reply to the ultimatum, which we shall probably receive during the first week of November. If the King absolutely refuser to accept a British protecte- rate it will be necessary to dispatch an force of Imperial troops, not necessarily white troops.
Some special service efficers will be required from England. A force of, say, too troops from Lagos, 600 Gold Coast Houssas, and a battalion of the West India Regiment, which I found worked, so well in the Jobs Our relations with our French and German campaign, would in my opinion be sufficient, neighbours are most friendly,
ENGLAND, FRANCE, AND SOUTHERN CHINA.
THE BALL AT ENGLAND'S FIFT.
lives of persons imperilled by smoke and flames,” Mr. Holt Hallett writes to The Times, The Chronicle describes the apparatus in the regarding the new Franco-Chinese Treaty, as
follows following manner :------
department and which is to supplant all others The apparatus adopted by the Chicago looks like the headgear of a diver when be is preparing to descend into the water with his ball. It consists of helmet placed over the ders. The outer constraction of the helmet is bead and face and fitting closely to the shoal- an asbestos-tanned leather or asbestos cloth, which is proof against fire, heat, steam, balling helmet is held to the body by two straps which water and all poisonous gates or fluids. This pass under the sims, The contrivance is
is practically air tight, but has an apparatus of its own, a metal reservoir at its back, with a capacity of 100 pounds pressure of compressed air, which supplies the wearer with all the breathing material which he may need for from twenty minutes to ass hour This air supply before reaching the wearer of the helmet is Eltered and comes to him, it la claimed, sis pure as the air he would take out of doors. A gauge is attached to the air reservoir by which the amount of alr pressure can readily be determined at
FIREMAN'S EMOKE PROTECTOR.
"Under the French conventions with China the whole of Southern Chins, including Klang Hang, is virtually thrown open to the land trade of France across the frontier, and permission.has been granted for the extension of French rall. ways into China; whereas under tue Barmo Chinese Convention our Foreign Office hu blocked all iind trade to and from our dominions including the borders of Klang Hang; and by across the whole ofthe southern frontier of Chios, ceding Klang Hung to China, without retaining the power to make rallway through it to Szemao, it has shut off our vallway access to that important emporium of trade, thus frustrating the designs of our merchants for connectlug India with China by a railway at Szeman, whence a future system of railways would have permeated China in various directions, largely to the enhancement of British, British-Indian and Chinese trade.
By ceding Masag U and Moang Utal to France, China has broken the Burmo-Chlaese Convention and mide it of no effect. By prevailing ama China to cede to it these two districts of Klang Hung and by claiming trade facilities in that State, including the extension of French railways through it to Szemse, etc., privileges which are not to be shared by any other nation, France has acted direct contravention of the agreement made between M. Develle and Lord Dufferin on December 1st, 1893, whereby It was under- stood that in respect of railways, steamboat companies, or any other mode of transit or communication Klang -Hong, if banded over to China, will be left open to French and English enterprise. Again the Barmo-Chinese Conven- tion has been broken by the Chinese provincial authorities in Yannan refusing to act up to the to the ratification of the convention to August, commercial clauies of the convention. Previous 1884, the duties levied between Bhame and Yunnan-Fo, the capital of Yunnan-along the only route left open
by the convention to British trade-mounted to over six times the aggregate amount of the Import and transit daty combined Sanctioned by the convention. Yet we have recently learnt, as the best authority, that since the convention was signed there has been but a light relaxation of the exorbit at dues exacted by the Chinese officals,' and that ¶ it is rather doubtful whether this relaxation will be
perman. ent.!
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The W. H. Talbot has arrived and has taken
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE. San Francisco; and a vessel to
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SUPREME COURT,--
SUMMARY JURISDICTION, (Bafora His Honour Mr. Justice Wind) November 1st.
follow her inay abortly be wanted.
COASTNICE We have heard of no charters.
A vessel is wanted for Honolula and back, prompt loading, on Velodiy's terms,
_SHIPPING" AND MAIL NEWS.
MAILS DUR:
Tacoma (Victoria) tammi ». Australian (Tsinan) to-morrow. American (Evandale) 2nd prox. › Canadian (Empress of Japan) 4th prox.
American (Peru) 8th prox. .
CHIUNG TRUNG
LỐT Ở. DANINITRO & CÓ. This was a colt in which the plaintiff, who was Compradors for the defendant firm, sued for moneys he alleged were due him on leaving the employ of the firm. The case had been partially heard. previently, when the evidence of the plaintiff was taken and the case adjourned for the attendance-of-the-head of the defendant-firm-
M. C. Ewens appeared for the plaintiff and THE Canadian Pacific Rallway Co.'s steamer Mr. Grist (of Messrs. Wilkinson and Grist) for | Empress of Chino arrived at Vancouver
yesterday. the defendants..
As Mr. Danesberg, of the defendant firm, did put in an appearance, His Lordship gave Judgment for the plaintiff for $897.68 and costs.
FIXTURES.
The following is the bearing paper for
La-morrow
Filday, 22nd November. 1820-Ng Lam Sung v. Lam Kam |1855-Leung Lai Chuen v. Wang li
Simeise
THE N. G. I. steamer Wiggso, from Bombay, left Singapore for this port to-day, and is due here on or about the agih inst.
SHIPPING RETURNS.
From 6 p.m. yıstırday to 5 fm. to-day, ARRIVALS.
steamer, from Bangkok,
432.60
Sullan.....
Victorin
.397.00
Trecaz chai
204.50
Brunktida
500.00
Ath
1994-Cheung San Fav. Chan Lok Ling - 11.00 1995-LI Waf Sbang v. Li Kwong Wing 1999-P. J. Julyan v. F. M. Franco... 2000-Lan Kau Ya v. Hopkins Cum
ming & Co...ioni 2002-Rolla Singh v. Lum Tean Kwal 2004-Cheung Fan v. Mr. Rice 2006-Chan Lai Chan v. Kwok Chun
and Sze Hin
LI Sam..
2007-The Wing Tek Firm 2 Work 2008-The Yee Lee v. Sheik Abdools
and another.... 2000-Cho Wong Julius Maninch... 1018-Woo Tsuen . Hong Cheung, 2010-Yon Kwal . jollos Mantuch... allar Tin Pak Hieg omase 2020-Li San v. Chan Yak..... zozi-Ho Yak Tong v. Wong Chuk
2013-Kruse & Co. v. The Kay Cheong-
Shop..
2034-H. I. Andraws & Co. v. Vilis,
Lopes & Co.
STIGINEL 2016-Hakam Singh v. A. M. Castro... 2047-Iier Slagh v. A.. Shing.......... 2027-Hakam Slugh v. F. M. Ferreira. 1043-L Tong v. Lam Tan Chin &
204-The Sang Loong v. Anna V. Cor.
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
1,000.00 9000 6.16
195.00
864,00
M-riha
Pencach .............gandost, Marit Burg........ ..barque, 7. F. Helty.sh/p Saldir.....
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Canton,
*+
Singapore,
Bangkok.
Canton.
Saleen.
Helbow.
17
Anping,
Amoy.
Cardiff.
↑
New York.
Aggregating 14.133 tons register.
-DIPARTURES.
Casmopolll.................................steamer, for Wolhow.
21.04 Yis Maru
900
Keelung.
Cost Ports. "Majl
Salgon:
Europe. Keenag.
*
1
Formosa entraras
"
9.00 Benvenste w
Tritos
4987. Mirzapors.........
10 45
Takasago Maru num
*F
Strathiyenina
Kobe.
10
45.00
198.50
871.59 40.00
Wingsang in Ann Holstein-baan
11
*
.. Saigon.
10,00 30.00
Singapore,
Aggregating 14,151 tans régleter,
HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA DOCK RETURNS.
Relan Rickmers......... In Kowloon Dock: Lycamoen muinone 'U
Marcetti
125.00 Frøjr
83.08
Trine
HONGKONG FREIGHT MARKIT.
Hongkong, November 2'st, In their Freight Circular listed to-day Messrs Lamke and Rogge write:-
Our market remains much the same as last reported; rates for any destination are ruling low, and an early Improvement must not be looked for.
STEAM-FREIGHTS:-Business from Saigon to this continues to drag considerably. There of old cop's rice left and it is being held at would seem to be now only a very small quant! prohibitive prices, so much so, that no chartering has been done from Saigon during the fortnight except this port, and as for the few fixtures in our direction th rales 'gran'ei ere во unremunerative that the sleamers tonk them of sheer necessity only. The new crop, from all we have heard, wi'l be good, the weather, According to latest Saigon news, being very reasonable so far, but it is agreed that It is too early yet to smivé at a defiaste conclusion as to the field,
Brunktide... Porpolsz
Orel artista
Yaroslav...estpien Pars Chon Khao m Potracki Belgic
11
-11
13
Aberdeen
+
Cosmopolitan
M
Wettergreen, which arrived here to-day from The Norwegian steamer. Framuis, Captala Bangkok, has had a terrible time of it. She left Bangkok on the ret; encountered the terrific weather which the Loosgh succeeded in ranuleg away from, as reported in our lust inde, was to Tourane for coals. She is not damaged. Fall severely dusted," and skimately had to put in
pirticulars to-morrow.
Hotels.
THOMAS' GRILL ROOMS, No.1, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL,
TAM happy to Inform my PATRONS. that in
connection with the GRILL ROOM, have secured the 15T FLOOR recently occupied by the CHINA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY (above the present GRILL ROOM) and have fitted it up for
LADIES' DINING ROOMS, with all conveniences-attached, ⋅ I am also now prepared to serve"
DINNERS, TIFFINS ́AND SUPPERS to Parties when Ordered distinct from the ordi
Bary GRILL Room. ***
DAILY NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS. Hongkong, 30th April, ~805,
MACAO
THE
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MACAO.
BOA VISTA HOTEL.
FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION.
EXCELLENT TABLE,
For terms, &c., apply to
THE MANAGER.
Telegraphic Address :—“Boavista," Macao.
Hongkong, 19th November, 1805-
WINDSOR HOTEL,
THIS
HONGKONG.
FISIT
HIS ESTABLISHMENT, situated in the elevant Buliding known as "CON- NAUGHT HOUSE," offers First-class Accous- modation to Residents and Travellers.
Passenger Elevator, from Entrance Hall to each Floor, in charge of experienced Attendant. Favourable Arrangements made for Families and for Monthly or Extended Periods.
P. BOHM, Proprietor & Manager,
Hongkong, 3rd April, 1895.
PEAK HOTEL. OPEN ALL THE YEAR ROUND.
HIS commodious and well appointed HOTEL, situated at a height of 1,350 feet above sea-level, has just been thoroughly re-decorated, renovated and re-furnished, and a NEW WING has been built, which commands magnificent Views of the Harbour and mainland of China.
SPECIAL WINTER RATES, (FROM 1ST NOVEMBER TO JIST MARCH), One persos, per day .................... $3 to $ 3.50. One person, per week
One person, per month.... Married couple (occupying one room) per Married couple (occupying one room) per
manth
20,00
5.00
TRYCOLORED 110,00 Married couple (occupying two rooms)
per month... $120 10. 130,00. Extra Bed Room, per month................ Extra Bed Room, per day...
For further particulars apply to
20.00
1.50
THE MANAGER,
New Victoria Hotel Hongkong, roth October, 1805. (1177
INSANITARY BACK-TARDS. Correspondence relating to structures in the back-yards of hauses No. 2 to 8 George Lane Was read. The agents, the Hongkong Land Investment Company, were notified on the 28th September, by the Board's orders, to, remove the matabeds there. As no steps were taken they were given reminder all times. The air pump which does the charging on the 5th November, as the time allowed had la operated by the wearer himself. He can expired. On the 14th November the Company charge the helmet in from Eileen to forty seconds. replied that the sheds had been put up with the So ingeniously is the belmet constructed that a buildings la 1883, on plans satisfactory to the fever operated on the top of the reservoir forces Fabile Works Department, and that the the air through the supply tubes inside to drainage had lately been locked to and the polot directly in front of the nostrils and heuses put in a thoroughly sanitary state. the mouth. In regard to this Chlef Swente Fermission was therefore asked to allow the has already experimented, having one of his structures to remalo.. The Medical Officer of firemen put the helmet on and remain inside for Health reported on the zoth lost, that he had sufficiently long period of time to demonstrate inspected the premiser, and as the structures whether he suffered any inconvenience as to were clearly in contravention of the Ordinances, breathing. The fireman came out as fresh as and a menace to the health of the occupants,when be entered. they should be removed.
Fresh air is constantly being forced into
Chine having glaringly infringed the Decided to insist on the removal of the the inside and crestas
an outward pres-"
Burmo-Chinese Convention, Lord Salisbury while premises.
the fool
FIRST-CLASS air is forced out has the ball of his font let us see whether be will win the goal for Great Britain, or whether he will disappolat the hopes of our commercial and industrial communities by allowing the trade, present and fatare, of the great market of Southern Chloe to pass it
into the hands of our French rivals.
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After some farther discussion, cbiedy in con- through the Deck gear and around the boltom of the helmet, which is lined with lamb's wool on the lower edge. The eye places, or look-out, are made of clear mica and protected by cross wires. The ear plates have a special diaphragm, so as to make the hearing perfectly distinct.
nection with applications to open wells, the representatives of the Preas were requested to withdraw as the Board wished to discuss tenders for scavenging in private.
THE ODD VOLUMES.
The following is the annual report of the Council (1894-95), to be presented to members of the Odd. Volumes Society at the meeting to be held in the Hongkong Hotel to-morrow evening :--
The Connell have much pleasure in presenting you with the Third Annual Report, which they trust will be considered satisfactory.
Since the last report was issued to the Society, thirteen very successful meetings were held, which, as will be seen in the following list, trave been of a varled description --
1894.
zard November -Annual general, meeting
A horn is placed below and la front of the helmet, to be used for a'call, and is convenient for a signal at any time. The helmet does not weigh over fire" pounds, and Chief, Swenie bellaves It will afford fall protection to the head from falling debris,
THE ASHANTI DIFFICUTY.
The Pall Mall Gausfis of the 18th uit, contains
Mr. Holt Hallett is doubtless quite justified in all he states, but it will not be on the gounds that he suggest that we shall at length obtain fair play. Far otherwise, we opine.
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RUSSIA AND MANCHURIA.
In the early part of last month the London Globe published the following
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As to Bangkok basiness, the same remarks apply as to the prospects for the ensuing season. The crop looks promising, and the fact bears this out that already there have been enquiries as to rates ilkely to be accepted by steamers for a series of trips, February commencement, For the present there is hardly sufficient cargo to 11 the regular lines staxmers and their rate stands as low as ryto cents. As will be seen from the list of settlements effected during the fortnight, an outsider has secured a charter for 3 trips, for prompt, but this fixture is speculative one and charterera, would seem to rely on good downward freight to make up for the likely foss on the return voyagen.
SCOTT's Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites is especially adapted to all conditons where the tissues are wisting swAY from inability to digest and assimilate ordinary food. The combined virtues of Cod Liver Oil and Hypophosphites produce a marked effect in such cases. They restore the wasted tissues, create an appetite, make new blood, beal the flammation of the throat and longs, and Increase the flesh. In short they form the finest combined food and medicine that can be given the Invalld. Any Chemist can supply it.—Sole Agents for Hongkong and the Empire of China -Watkins & Co., Hongkong.—¶Advt.
Intimations. “
AN APPEAL.
FUJIYA HOTEL,
MIYANOSHITA, HAXONE.
Four and a half hours from Yokohama.
ACCOMMODATION.
THE
NATURAL HOT SPRINGS,
HE ELECTRIC LIGHT IN ALL THE
BUILDINGS.
TWO ENGLISH BILLIARD TABLES.
EXCELLENT CUISINE,
S. N. YAMAGUCHI,
Proprietor.
Intimations.
"FOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE?
HE SUPERIORESS of the ITALIAN CONVENT, CAINE ROAD, bers-most The Newcbwang season has come to a close respectfully to APPEAL to the Residents of 1061) with the last fixture done from Newchwang to Hongkong and the Coast Ports, for their kind Canton sa far back as the 7th October. This is patronage and support, and desires to state tha! qulle a remarkable fact, occasioned by the recent the will be pleased to receive orders for all war no morib, much less the port from the interior produce having reached kinds of NEEDLE WORK had been expected.
Gentlemen's Shirts made to order, and Cuffs The mists concealing Russian proceedings in Several charters have been cancelled in conse and Collars renewed on old ones.
Ladies and Children's Under-clothing, same, it is noteworthy that_the_St. Petersburg substituted, The principal difficulty. It in censorship actually allows the Novosts to make reported, has been that cargo boats were scarce, Materials can be supplied, if required.
consequent upon large numbers of these barleg known how extensive are the Czar's warlike been destroyed while the occupation of the preparations on the Manchurian frontier. The country had been going on. However, with the outside world was previously aware that strong Lastung Retrocession Treaty now duly signed, It may be taken for granted that trade up there and we look to good chartering business in this direction in the spring.
the following information relative to the difficulty/Eastern Asia are gradually dissolving. All the quence, or voyages in ather directions been children's Dresses, and all kinds of Embroidery,
with the Kingdom of Ashanti, with which we are about to go to war -
and social evening. Farewell presentationperial authorities on the subject of the reinforcements were being most continuously will be on a railsfactory footing era long,
to Mr. Sidney Jeffrey, 2111 DecemberAdjourned general meeting read a paper on "Carseat Oploton on the for Confirmation of Rules. Mr. J. I. Francis China-Japan Question and England's Interests fa regard thereto,”
1895.
4th January :—An Address on “The Regula- tion of the Liquor Traffic" by Mr. W. E. Crow. Followed by a debate,
Colonal Sir Francis Scatt, Inspector-General of the Gold Coast Forces, who has been summoned hems by telegraph to confer with the Impending expedition to Coomassie, arrived on the Gold Coast when he left, Sir Francis said the ryth October. As regside the situation on
critical, as an ultimatum has been dispatched to that the Ashanti question has at last become the King. This action was taken by Captain Donald Stewart, the Special Commissioner, who was escorted by a sice of too Houssan under Captains Cramer and Irvine. The fores has no field or machine guns, but is supplied with sixty rounds of ammunition per man, with 100
dispatched from the Black Ses to Vladivos tock. But our contemporary adds the Inter- ing strength has been setting towards Manchuria eating information that similar flow of fight. ever since last May. In artillery alone, the aux mentation already amounts to six batteries, and, no doubt, more will follow in due course, The Novorif explains, as it was, of course, bound
The Superforess will also be most grateful for y PAPER, or old ENVELOPES to be made into Books for the Children of the Poor Schools, who kre taught by the Sistern,
Hongkong, sond Apell, 1Ban
NOTICE
Mejl to this and 31.80 is offering to ined from
Coal freights from Jasan stand unaltered; NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR DEBTS.
Mojito Cantos, there bave been additional Axtures at $40 from
Neither the CAPTAIN, the AGENTS, nor the OWNERS will be RESPONSIBLE for any DEBT contracted by the Officers or members of the Crews of the following Vessels during AIRLIE, Brit, str., Capt. Ellie-Gibb, Livingston their sisy in Hongkong Harbour
& Co.
18th January-Lecture by the Hoa, E. I. rounds per maa la reserve. This force left to do, that these apparently menacing measures and British steamer Afrids secured a thort term | ARGYLL, Belt, str., Capt, Duncan-Dodwell, |
Ackroyd-Skeald Imprisonment be in filated in default of Payment of Fines," 31st January: The Hon. F. H. Mey's Lecture on The Local Importance of the Preserva tion of Game in Hongkong." 15th February -A Lectura on "The Philosophy of the Sub-conscious" by Dr. E. J. Eitel,
5th March Mex, J. Bishop F.R.G.5. &., delivered a lectura on "A Journey Through Western Thibet," Mrs. Blahop was elected an Hon, Member of the Society.
The terms
Capo
I seliod.
• NOT TO FIGHT EXCEPT IN SELF-DEFENCE.
Carlill & Co.
BENVINUL, Belt. ar, Capt. Sarchet-Gibb,
ENOILHORY, Brit
Livingston & Co, CHITTAGONG, Brit, str., Capt, Davy-Showan
&Co..
str Capt. Shimmin- INVERTAY, Br, str., Capt. Alifb-Wieler & Co.
Standard Oil C^. JACOS CHRISTENSEN, Norw str., Capt. Hansen
Order.
FOR SALE.
On monibly terms, with reference to the few settlements that have come to pass and that we specify in the list the Norwegian steamer Kesgals to chartered to da u vayaga from Celebes to this, Castle for Coomans the day before the Amur region from Japanese invasion. The old steamer Evandale to San Francisco,the repairs have no other purpose than the protection of the charter from the O. & 0. Co. to follow the should have a British Commissioner in his story of the wolf and the lamb! We wonder that to the company's steamer Belete not having country, and that he should place Asbaail under Russian Journalists are not tired of repeating dates. As for the other fixtures these are for British protection. Her Majesty's Government that ancient fable. Do they really expect Europe later delivery, and what liitte enquiry there is at
Infficiently
advanced to make that boat keep to give him till October 31st to reply to this ultimatum.
no reply be given to the Special Commissioner to believe that the Japanese meditate the invasion present an time basis goes by that date the mission will return to the coast,
for forward of Eastern Russia ? There is no more chance of naturally enough, the low rates ruling tripwite seeding the King's reply by special messenger that than of the Falkland Islanders attempting the better is likely enough to occur though, when lofsencing the market. A sudden change for in advance to the Governor. The force accom- panying this mission has orders
to conquer Argentins. The truth is that the further favourable news is received respecting MASCOTTE, Br, str., Capt. Ross-Bradley & Co. Czar is getting ready to slip his legions fato the southern crops. Talegraphie advices have VELOCITY, Brit, bk. Capt. Martin-Chinese, In addition to this force a body of fifty as soon as the Japanese evacuate the account for 6 months at $3,300 per month for Manchuria, with or without Chinese consent, reached here to the affect that the Norwegian 22nd March Mr. J. J. Plummer, M.A., read | Houssas under Captain Hawty was teady to be
steamer Nanking, recently chastered for local paper on "Meteors,"
despatched from Acara Praben, on the borders tung Pentosula. With refeshing candour, the December commencement, struck a rock when gth April -Mr. E. F. Skerichly read a paper | of Ashanti, remaining there in case of necesity | Nouarii, almost admits as much; it boast
on "The Castoma, Legends and Superatis to support the mission and to guard the frontist. that the fargo augmentation of the Russias become the part of Chefoo' and' will likely i
and a Maxim, pounders 19th April-A Lectars on : Argan | the ad a large quantity of Emmaahios. A further Artillery "will coable a farther increase toy for the purchase of steamers for Japanes
newly discovered constituent of the Atmosforon of Aby troops armed with rigas, but having be made in the infantry and cavalry, and thus phere." By Mr. Frank Browne, F, C. 5. no machine-guns, was held lag readiness at considerable force of all three arms will be able 18th May:-Mr. A. W. Z. O, Dyn's paper on Timiss train of stress e action to take the field. Remembering that there are
"A Journey up the Chindwin River,
Captain Hawtry's force at Praksu. Mr.siready 90,000 Russian soldiers at and near z5th May Me, Sydney B. 1. Skartchly Maxwell, the Governor, was awiting the Gorem Viadivostock, & jores amply sufficient to defend
delivered bis Farewell Address Medes to despatch the sitimsitim on September the frontieren if the Japanese madtiated - BAIL VARIONTS-Carga for New York har
mant'alestructions. st. Aperáv Sketchly was elected an Has, Member
qua, Biz Francis further and The Gold Coast attack, there can be no doubt whatever that the been accumulating here, and at Sasagaal, with of the Society.
until Ashanti 19th July-Meeting at the Mount Austin Colony ass never be
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