To-day's Advertisements.
MOUNT AUSTIN HOTEL.
Under the Distinguished Patronaga of
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1895.
Co-day's Advertisements,
His Excellency Sir WILLIAM ROBINSON, HONGKONG
K.C.M.G.
THIS
(SATURDAY) EVENING, 7th December, 1895,
AT Q 10.
VOLUNTEER CORPS.
CORPS ORDERS FOR WEEK ENDING 14TH DECEMBER, 1895.
GENERAL.
No. 356.-GUN FIRING SATURDAY,
ROFESSOR .C I. WHITNEY, | 14th instant. Both Wai's will parado at Head-
PROF
The well-known America?..
quariorata.30.EM.sharp_and_march to North.
READER CHARACTER DELINEATOR and Paint for Gun Firing.
HUMORIST.
under the Management of S. J. Levy.
W par in
SELECTIONS FROM POPULAR WRITERS
OF THE DAY, «
Propramme will be announced ister. TICKETS now on Sale at W. ROBINSON &
Co's.
Special Trims to and from Peak. Hobeleena, 216' December, 1RÀC
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VICTORIA REGATTA.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
17TH AND 13TH DECEMBER.
ENTRIES for the Open SAILING BOAT
Esq.,
RACES should be sent to E. BURNIE, 1. Praya Central, not later than MONDAY, 'h Instant. Entrance, $2 each Race.
E. D. SANDERS,"
Hon. Secretary.
Γίνος
Hongkong. th December, Ros.
INDO.CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION
COMPANY, IIMITED,
FOR SHANGHAI, via SWATOW, (Taking Cargo and Passengers at through rates for CHIYOO, HANKOW and PORTS on the
YANGTSZE.)
'HE Company's Steamship'
THE
"TAKSANG,"
Canfain Freeman, will be despatched as above
on MONDAY, the oth instant, at 4 P.M.
For Freight or Pastage, apply to
JARDINE, MATHESON & C∞,
General Managers,
Honekone, 7th Broember, 1895.
11702
DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
LIMITED.
FOR SWATOW, AMOY AND TAMSUI
THE Company's Steamship"
THE
"HAILOONG,"
Captain Davis, will be despatched for the above Ports on TUESDAY, the roth" Instant, at Daylight.
For Freight or Pavage, apply to
DOUGLAS LAPRAIK & Co,
General Managers. Honpirane, 7th Dis-mber, tins.
f1700
FOR BATAVIA, SOURARAVA, SAMARANG, VIA SINGAPORE.
THE Steamship
TETARTOS."
Caplain Dinge, will he despatched for the above Forts on 'WEDNESDAY, the triă instant, st 4PM.
For Freight or Passage spoly to
WING CHEONG & Co. AH YON, Honekane, 7th December, 1904; [1534 AUSTRIAN LLOYD'S STEAM NAVIGA-
TION COMPANY.
·(UNDER MAIL CONTRACT WITH THE AUSTRIAN GOVERNMENT).
STEAM TO SHANGHAI AND KOBE..
HE Company's Steamship
THE
VINDOBONA," Captain C.. Tic`len, will leave for the above places ba or about SATURDAY, the 14th inst.
Fox Freight or Passage, apply to
SANDER & Co.,
Agents.
Hongkong, 7th December, 1895. (1703
"SHIRE" "LINE OF STEAMERS. FOR NAGASAĶI, KOBE AND YOKOHAMA,
THE Steamship
THE
"GLAMORGANSHIRE,"
Captała Vyvyar, will be despatched as above
on or about SUNDAY, the 15th instant.
For Freighter Passage, apply to
DODWELL, CARLILL & Co,
Agents.
Hongkong, già December, 1805.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
Dress, Khaki with belts, Signallers to attend.
FIELD BATTERY.
No. 307,-DRILLS-MONDAY, oth fustant, Headquarters, 5.30 PM., Squed Drill,
TUESDAY, Toth festant, Headquarters, 9 FM.. 7-Dr. Gun Drill
TUESDAY, 10th instant, Kowloon Docks, 5.30 PM., Squad Drill,
Dress for these Paráden-Plains Clothes,
MACHINE GUN COMPANY, No. 108-DRILLS-MONDAY, q'h Instent, 5.30 PM., Squad Drili,
TUESDAY, 10th instant, o P.M. Gan DrÜL Dress for these Parade-Pinin Clothes,
SIGNALLING CLASS.
No. 100-TUESDAY-Headquarters, $P.M. FRIDAY-Kowloon Decks, 5 30 P.M.
No. 330.-CHURCH PARADE-Both Unite will parade at Headquarters, at 10.15 A.M., on SUNDAY, 15th instant.
Dress Field Ballery-Cloth, Review order. Dress-Machine Gun Co.-Serge, Review order,
NOTICE.
Applications from Gentlemen destrons of jelning the Corps should be sent to VOLUNTEX HEADQUARTERS, when a copy of Regulations, &c, will be sent, and say lofórmailon afforded.
"By Order,
L. A. C. GORDON,
Captain RA..
Adjutant, H.K.V.C. Hongkong, 7th December, 1895. *(1698
GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION.
TT is hereby notified that the HONGKONG VOLUNTEERS will FIRE from MACHINE GUNS from the neighbourhood of North Battery on SATURDAY. the 14th instani, between the bours of 3 P.M. and.6 P..
The firing will be in a Non-Easterly direction
towards the Channel Rock.
All Ships, Junks, and other Vessels' are cau- toned to keep clear of the range.
By Command,
F1699
J. H. STEWART LOCKHART,
Colonial Secretary. Colonial Secretary's Office,
Hongkong, 5th December, 1895.
WANTED: A STEAM-LAUNCH, 30 10 60 FEET LONG,
OILERS-not alder than about One Year.
BSPEED-8 to 9 knols.
DRAFT-3' 6" to 4
Apply in writing to
W., c/o Hongkong Taligraph Ofßce, Hongkong, 7th December, 1895. [1706
BROWN, JONES & ̈°CO.
DEALERS IN
ITALIAN AND AMERICAN MARBLE AND
HONGKONG GRANITE CEMETERY
MEMORIALS. ·
LETTERS CUT AND FILLED WITH IMPERISHABL
LEAD CEMENT.
Intimations.
DAKIN, CRUICKSHANK & COMPANY, LIMITED, VICTORIA DISPENSARY,
HONGKONG.
AERATED WATERS,
'IMPLE AERATED WATER
WATER,
SODA
[1704 GINGER ALE,
FROM CALCUTTA, PENANG AND
SINGAPORE.
'HE Steamship
THE
#LIGHTNING "
having arrived from the above Ports, Consignees of Cargo are hereby informed that their Goods will be delivered from alongside.
Cargo impeding the discharge or remaining on board after the 10th instant, will be landed at Consignees' Hak and expense into the Godowns of the Wanchal Warehouse and Storage pany, Limited, Wanchat.
Com-
Consignees of Cargo from SINGAPORE and
PENANG are 'requested to take.IMMEDIATE DELIVERY of their Goods fram slongside, such Cargo impeding the discharge of the vessel will he landed and stored at Consignees' risk and expense.
No Fire Insurance will be effected. Bill of Lading will be countersigned by
DAVID SASSOON, SONG & Có,
Agents. Hongkong, 7th December, 1805.
AUSTRIAN LLOYD'S STEAM NAVIGA.
TION COMPANY.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
FROM SHANGHAI AND KOBE.
THE Steamship
[1701
"MARIA VALERIE," baying arrived, Consignees of Cargo are hereby loformed that their Goods are being landed at their risk into the Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company, Limited, whence delivery may be obtained.
No Claims will be admitted after the Gooda
LEMONADE
SARSAPARILLA,
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Intimations.
CRYSTALLISED FRUITS,
METZ FRUITS,
ASSORTED TIFFRES, MIXED BONBONS, FRY'S CHOCOLATES,
TANGERINE BISCUITS, ORANGE PASTE, CRANGE ROLLS,
&C.
Together with the Latest Novelties in FANCY BOXES, which are very suitable as Seasonable Presents
for LADIES and You-a PEOPLE.
FRENCH
CONFECTIONERY and CONSERVES,
In Largo Assortment,
from the BasT PARISIAN HOUSES
A. S. WATSON & CO., LD. THE HONGKONG DISPENSARY. Estanushen A.D. 1841, Hongkong, 30th November 1805.
BIRTH.
On the 26th abimo, at the Royal Naval Hospital, Yokohama, the wife of Surgeon MATTHEW O'RIGAN, R.N., of a daughter.
MARRIAGE.
At the Presbyterian Church, Singapore, on the 24th November, by the Rev. F. M. Keltb, Capt. GEORGE SMITH, of 5.5. Borneo, to MARY, third daughter of the late Willira Richmond, of Kilmarnock. -
DEATHS.
At Blada, Leonle Hill, Singapore, on the 25th ultimo, DOROTHY ARAH BELL, aged ten months, the dearly beloved child of Captain Bell,
**^mibip Hecuba.
On the zoth altims, at Sans Sood Ville, Penang, SITH ANTHONY, Secretary, Penang Club, aged 45 years.
The Hongkong Telegraph
HONGKONG, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1895.
TELEGRAMS.
REUTER'S MESSAGES. TURKEY AND THE POWERS
LONDON, December 5th
The various Embossies have again addressed ships at Constantinople. Deplomatists at Con- the Porte on the subject of doubling the Guard- stantinople are strongly of opinion that delay will not be tolerated much longer.
Sald Packs, the recent Vizier, has been ordered to take up his residence at the Sultan's palace. bat fearing asinssination has taken refuge in the Betish Embassy.
(Special to the Aston.) RESULT OF THE LIVERPOOL AUTUMN CUP. The LIVERPOOL AUTUMN Cup, of 1,200 sova.; the second to receive 70 Foys, and the third
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H. M. S. Tweed is expected to arrive here from care. Thus once again has Scotland bestan -Foschow on Sunday.
the world |--The following are the scores
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
SMOKING Concert at City Club at 9 p.m.
REGATTA Notes are held over until Monday. AN Important V.R.C. announcementis published in another part of this issue. -
DIPLOMATICUS :' "Your Interesting letter will pany, 'R. B. ; kick-eff at 4.30. be published in extents on Monday.
PROF. C. J. Whitney's recital at Mount Austin Hotel at 9.30 p.m.
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MR. LAMMERT will sell the 'Wandering Few, by auction on board, at 11 am. on Monday. Cr the 34 Melbourne Capsabready won Victoris _claime 19, N.S+Wales 13; South-Australia"and"
Tasmania one aplece.
THE steamship Haungshan will proceed to Macao on an excursion trip at 9 a.m. to-morrow, weather permitting.
A DOZEN subscription griffins were landed at West Folat, ex Talsang, from Shanghal, this morning and will be drawn for at Mr. Kennedy's Horse Repository on Monday afternoon, das astico of which will be given.
W. G. Grace is reported by the Bulletin to have admitted that he is not so much at home with very fast bowling as he used to be. His eye-sight has lost some of lis alertness, and
Or Monday afternoon at Happy Valley the Hongkong Football Club will play "C" Com
SCOTLAND.
First IwwergO,
Sacoop.lnNine
CT, TX Campbell 14.K.R, Fin Vailing 14
A. S. Anmo, bi Firth...
Capt Ferguson, R., Benderson, Darby. RW, Maitland, a Knox, b Darby
F. Mauland, not oal
A. Enwson, h Fürth-
A. Andersen, Hack
A. Stewart, b Hancock........
G. Stewart, and b Darby ******
11
Pally, b FX th
at Paley, b Saunderson
Darby, & Vallings
Hancock, h Finh...
Belay Darby and b Darby a
b Eccles
OUR Calcutta contemp. Indian Engineering W, Tayler, & Vallings, Biancock not cut...
says It is now proposed to open up Western China through Burma by water instead, of by railway, The Irrawaddy Flotilla Coompany. appears to have an eye la business in this direction, and Me, F. C. Kenney, C. 1. E., Hallve and active.
"LIBIRAL:" Possibly; bai can you tell as why the Unofficials should be expected to continue. the struggle agatart the Official Phalax? Is there any hope of them getting fate hearing in Downing Street, or doing any thing else but waste valuable time in the local Council Chamber?
THE Daily Prátz hears that the Cbluese Gavira- ment have decided to declare Wachowiu, on the West River, an open part. We hope it is true, but fear there is little reason for belleving that anything of the kind will be done this side of
to that effect being Inserted in the new Commer clal treaty,
B. P. Shaldon, e Xia & Hancock
Extra.....
Tota.........934
THIK WORLD.
kfc, H. R. Hancock runout.....
Extra
ab Stewart
TocTS
Mr. C. W. Knox, H.Blouson Stewa Rev. G. R. Vallings, e Lowman, b Stewart Mr. C. M. Firth, & Anderson)
Atr. L. Faunderson, R. D., b Lowsen
Mr. P. G Davies, R.A., bw, le Stati
Usplain Tecles, R.11., un entorsenduranc Furgeon-Molar Reade, Stewart
1, R, CR, I, Loc. Afr. P., Davies, R.A., Lowon Mr. G. Paley, not out.....
Extrus
Total.....
CHRISTMAS SHOWS.
Richardson's express ones have a trick of getting | 1807, unless the Japanese locist' on a clause excepilon, and the u'ually fuli and varied stocks
past him before he knows where 's are.
MRS. JIX: Aren't you afraid to stay in your house alone, your husband being away so
much?
Mas. WINES, Ob, not at all,' The policeman on this boat is engaged to my amah, and the whole town is swarning with what my dear old "hubby " calls lyux-eyed detective<.
MR, BYROW BRENAN, Special Trade Commia stoner, has just been fastructed to compile a
report on the trade of China and Hongkong. The Hongkong Telegraph has been engaged on similar work for months past and to due course will publish some facts and figures that will in all probability laterest its readers, and Mr. Byron Brenan in particolar.
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THx following quib came fizzing into this office to-day !~THE MANURES MINES: Shareholders are informed that = number one Picnic will shortly be held at Postung. Tar will be pro- vided by the Committee, but shareholders are requested to bring their owe feathers.
(Sd) NO ONE THERE.
Shanghai, 23rd November, 1995.
A REIGN of terror in Bangkok! Bangkok papers received to-day report that, every night, ganes of members of secret societies, varying from 50 to 200 strong, are to be seen roaming about the city and suburbs with weapons, and any body that fall fato their hands is immediately killed. They ought to apply for the loan of some Hongkong police men to put things in order down Bangkok way.
PRINCE Espera Ouchtomsky, who accompanied the Czar Nicholas II. In his travels in the Far East, and is well known for his Anglophobe articles in the Machowsky Wisdomosty, intends
abject will be the defence of Russian interests in to issue next January a newspaper whose chief farther Asis. As the Prince la closely connected with the Czar, it is understood the new paper will represent opinions and views held in high political circler,
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ours tolls sound, we have to chronicle towards the Regularly, once year, as this little globe of close of the year, the approach of the festive. season, marked more especially by the advent of Christmas shows. This year proves, no of the many tradesmen who cater to the wants of the cosmopolitan community gathered together in Hongkong are rendered much more Inviting by the display of the many novelties designed THE Singapore Free Press hears that the expecially for the season. Look where you author of the very able series of letters on the will on Queen's Road you will find evidences of Far East to the Times, is Mr, Chirol, who has the approach of that season when all mankind rejoices to commemorate the happy event which represented that Jourt al at Berlin. Mr. Ale notes, and when, by the castom of centuries, Michle has also written letters to the Times, it is customary to mark the day by the but be is not the author of this particular sales" exchange of presents suitable to the position Dollars to cents it was Mickle. Are you on F.P. with the advent of Christmas 1895 the articles life of the donar and recipient. And certainly, from which a selection may be made are more through the principal places wherein a selection than ever before appropriate. From a glance may be made, we gathered the material for the notes which follow :--
We deeply regret having to perform the painful duty of recording in these colomus the death of one who has been a prominent member of our clerical Staff for many years. We refer to Mr. Leung
A. 8. WATSON & co.. Akit who passed away, at his residence in Holly-mention. Whether it be to purchaic sweets This firm is far too well known to need special wood Road, this afternoon, aged 46. Mr. Akit with which to finish off a good dinser, fancy joined the Telegraph staff on the 1st January, glove er henderchief boxes souvenirs, or the 1882, a clerk, and three years later was made flotat brands of wines for desert they may Manager, a póst for which his trainlog, seal, be trecused of this old-established firm. The calling energy, extreme care in matters of wide range of articles from which to choose are supator quality of all goods obtained here, and the detall, and bis neat handwriting well fitted him too well known to require detailed meation. and in which, moreover, he acquitted himself in Suffice to say, then, that this year the reputation
■ highly creditable manner. Falling ill a few of the firm is fully sostalned, and that the months ago Mr. Akst was obliged to absent "A.S.W." store abould be visited chop chop." himself from duty for a few days, but so great was bis inclination for work that he returned to duty while yet a very sick 'man, and it was then only too evident to those who knew him best that the severe cold on the langs from which he was suffering bad a firm hold on him and was gradually breaking down his once robast consti- tation. Later on he tallied somewhat, but with the approach of winter he relapsed - and about | six weeks ago be was obliged to leave his work and place himself under the orders of hi physician. All to an purpose, however, for libogh he recently took a trip to his native village near Canton and had the advantage of the best medical advice and care, yet he had at last to give op all hope of recovery and returned to Hongkong for the purpose only of bidding a last the deep sleep from which there is no awakening. farewell to his wife and family before falling into The funeral will take place at Happy Valley on Monday afternoon, and islenda' are invited to
The following will probably, be the Hongkong || attend. Football Club's engagements for the next fortnight:
+
Monday, Dec. 9, v. C Company, H.B. Thursday, " 11, v. B Company, R.B. Monday, " 16, Inter Club match, Thursday, 1
12, v. Kowloon F.C., (return.) Members wishing to play on Monday December 16th in the Inter Club match should notify either Mr. C. M. Firth (Captain) or Mr. F. Browse,
30 so from the Stakes, by subscription of 15 savs each, 1ft, and 5 sors, only each if declared a handicap: winners after public lion of the weights of nay two races or of one valno zo sows, or of a handicap of any value | Hop. Secretary. 5lbs., of a handicap value 200 sors, yibs, of two handicaps of any value, or of one handicap | THE Ocean-line, steam Taucer, Capt. Riley valus 400 sovi, rolbs, extra, Cup Course, one mile and three lengths (55 suba),
LONDON, November 8th. Mr. Dobell's chc Tax RUSH, by Barcaldine.
Whirlpool, 3 years.......................kl. Grimshaw a Capt. Machell's br or bl a PORTMARNOCK, By Gal'loule-The Sleeping Beauty, 3 YCRIS
M. Cannon 2 RASPBERRYADE, &c. Mr. C. L. Blake's b! RockDove, by lates
The Sleeping Beauty, 4 years T. Loates + Lord Stanley's bfREDWING it, by Carlien
Red Spider 3 years....J. Ward + Mr. CIU's ch ́E WORCESTER, by Saraband
Elegance, 5 TEATE
DAKIN, CRUICKSHANK & Co.'s WATERS RIH made under the, constant supervision of a daly qualified English Chemist and will bear compa. rison with the best English Manufactures.
Special terms to HOTELS, CLUBS, MESES and other Large Consumers.
Any complaints should be addressed to the Manager.
Hongkong, 3rd May, Rot
THE
Best's
which arrived here yesterday, brought drafts for the Rifle Brigade. The following officers and other also arlved by the Teucer :-Serg- || Major A. E. Hayes and Mis, Hayes, Serg-Major and Miu, Johnston and child, Mra C, W. Sprig and chlid, Lieut, and Mrs. Heston and four
children, Surg-Capt. Brown, Surg-Capt. and Mrs. Edye, Capt. P. S. Dyson, Cep. H. S. and Mrs. Carey, Capt. Baker Carr; Lients. Banner- man and Holland and 290 N. C. O's and men --But when shall he be able to chronicle the arrival of arilllerymen to enable the General to ✪ man our forts properly? At present they are
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Mr. B. I. Barnato's ch eSTOWMARKET, by
Timothy Tenax, 4 TOXIF..... Mr. D. Holla' ch g GOLDEN DROP, by
Testins-Golden Filage, 6 yearsreumas O Mr. G. Dawson's b'i SANDERLING, by St.
Bimon-Sandiway, 4 years
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Mr. F. Brough's b | BELLE OF THE WOLDE, by Jock of Oran-Cella, 3 FERIE ... Irigo Mr. A. feme's be MACCRANKIE, by Hampton Nelle MacGregor, 4 years. Captain H. T. Fenwick's be GLE ALMOND,
Highland Chief-A
Fears.......... O by Chi
Chippe Rockdore. Fortmaracck.
HONGKONG DISPENSARY
› has just received FRISH SUPPLIES DÍ
WHOLESOME
Mr. C. Hibbert's brim
'dule=Hemieck, 4 you:s/
THE Mission stem-launch Day Spring will call alongside any vessel hoisting the answering pennant, between 9 and jogo s.m., on Sunday, to convey men ashore to the 11 o'clock service, returning about 12.30 p.m.
CRICKET.
SCOTLAND V. THE WORLD.
much
DAKIN CRUIKSHANK & Co. Hira also may be found all those delicacles Among the numerous which go so far to brighten the festive season, English and French makers, is to be found that aweels-by the best Scotch daily par excellence, short bread, which can he had in no place else la Hongkong we are and elaborate forms; presentation beres form Informed. Fry's chocolate in most beautiful another special feature, while crystallized fruits, tofly and ati kinds of sweets abound.
KELLY AND WALSH,
Going into this store the eye is bewildered with the variety of objects suitable for Childrens' books for the youngsters, photographicalbums or bound volumes contain present, ing the choicest works of the poets, thrust forward their claims from amongst authors of all cinstes, picture-cards, and all manner of articles exactly suitable for presentation at this season. Go and
see them!
able article reliable for
LANE, CRAWFORD AND CO. Here likewian may be found every immagia. presents at this season. Toys, table requistics in plate etc and provisions for the Christinas feast may all be here obtained, not to mention
automatons which draw attention to the various show cases, and which in them
vs amply repay a visit to this popolar emporium.
LETY HERMANOS AND CO.
Entering this establishment one is at once sarpe and at the multiplicity of articles. Jewellery, with or without precious stones, and all kinds of articles of viriu are presented, Watches ranging in cost from $3 to $3,000 are offered for choice, while rings may be had for $5 or $2,000 (if we have li) for the same kind of ornament,
The fine weather prevailing, added to the
C. J. GAUFP & Co Interest always manifested To this fixture
Here is "all" show. Jewels, watches, conduced to bring out an angully large number clocks, and all the numerous trinkets to of spectators to this match. The Band of the which min 15 well as women, while pro Major Faithful and the officers, played an excel. Hongkong Regiment, by klad permission of fessing indifference, so readily take a liking when they are within their reach, may be found addressed the game. lent selection of causle during the afternoon, this hers, to the greatest profusion. All
farzer wil witnessed the game pleasure of those who find something within their reach, the speciality of this store being that at all seasons it is ready The Scotchmen wlosleg the toss, elected to to meet the requirements of those, whe, obeying [ the dictates of custom, mark turning points in bal, sending in Messrs. Anton and Campbell to try the bawlers. The former at once comereryday life in si sufiable manner. Like good menced bitting out freely, and principally by his wine, that needs no bash, Gaup and Co. need efforts the score reached 40 before the first no "puffing" at our hands. wicket was taken, Firth bowling Campbell when
H. RUTTOKJKE. he had scored 13 rack. Shortly after Captain,
Probably the fival requisile of every person who Ferguson was bowled by the same traadier alter desires to celebrats Christmas is a good dinner. YESTERDAY evening Union Church was crowded making only. With Z. W. Maliland at Whether it be to furnish the materials for the with a large and appreciative audience, the partner Anton rapidly increased bis score, meal, or with which to wash down the more but the combination was broken by Koos, substantial vianda or while away a few moments occasion befog a 'sovel entertainment, so far as who made a good catch, off Darby, when after the meat with sweets, they may be Hongkong is concerned, entitled "The Olied EW Malliland's record reached 11. procured here. In addition, cards to send to Feather," and a service of song lilustrated by we chances to the field, neither of which, how distant friends, or toys for children, may likewise
Maliland, who cow took the vacant wicket, dianiving views. "The service was stranged by ever, were taken, and he then
be procured. settled down to the teachers of the Sunday School the musical solld work, be and Anton Icreasing the
with nearly delivery. The latter, howev
undermamed,
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Excore
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BETTING: 3 10 1 against portion of the" programme being rendered by Anilly, succumbed to a yorker from Tirth, after
$101
10 10 1 to I
The Kesh, Redwing II.
Won by a length and a half and dead heal
the children. Maaters Plioston and Miss he had Ackers were the soloists. The whole affair perfect
went off without a hitch of any kind, and the inad
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THE "FEIFING"
led 77 rane. In most brilliant and
the
The new Chinese torpedo destroyer Flying, Superintendent and teachers and scholars of the bat soon lost his place to by ball from Hack Valean: Shipbuilding Co., Stettin. She is 314
stand, Anderson, was none
who defended wall, whose arrival here was noted yesterday, is of 850 Hancok, one barder, and was built in the yards of the Sunday School are to be commended for arrange shipley, howsoer, to sconcert what, who, les fong, 28 feet beam and has a draft of only ing and so successfully carrying out a novel and seemed, to disconcert
oa (Winner trained by J. Waugh, Meynell | interesting programma which would bear repast- make.go zune, and carry Qui terve managed to·13 feet. She is twin-scrow with triple-expansion
CONFECTIONERY for third place, the dead heaters being half
AND
DELICIOUS SWEETS,
of the HIGHEST QUALITY and PURITY,
These include-
CADBURY'S SPECIAL CREMES ́
left the Godowns, and all claims must be PATE D'ABRICOT, JORDAN ALMONDS
sent in to the Underalgned before Noon on the
4th instant, or they will not be recognised.
No Fire Insurance has becz effected, and any Goods remaining in the Godowas after the 14th Instant will be subject to rent
Bills of Lading will be countersigned by
SANDER & Co.
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Hongkong, 7th December, rögj.
CARAMELS, PRALINES,
DESSERT CHOCOLATE,
11370
NOUGAT, FRUIT JELLIES,
length behind the second,
House, Newmarket,)
(Special to Siami Observer.)
TO PUT DOWN SLAVERY,
LONDON, November arst,
a
A very stringent anti-slavery Convention bas
and was signed to-day at Culsa,
MADAGASCAR,
Log.
News has been received at Rangoon of Mr clear for "the World @ 20% *//K\\8564ly over si kuols over the measured malle. 520
and Mrs. Littledale. It Is to the effect that they
- WES
of the last wicket had
bat amidst great engines, and bar trial trip made slightly appiance. This event happened with the call of
time,
and thos
but is supplied with carles no heavy guns, prove their skink oft
large number of small quick firing guns so Upon going in this afternoon the hopes of the arranged as to be available for use forward- are en routs from Leb to Srinagar. It appears World" ran bigb. They shaped fairly well at her when chasing a torpedo-boat. In addition but when two of their best men had been she has three torpedo tubes, fixed on either side been entered into between England and Egypt, they have had nå excellent journey and travelled caught, when Hancock, a very good new torpedo := straight ahead.
and one at the bow, all of which can project doing more than break their eggs, these hopes over a considerable tract of new country leaving made 36 by the.over anxiety of ff of Commander Liu Kwan-ahun, who saved in 'Cherchend, "meat Lob Nor. They went, south | many
careful and steady plsy.; / The vessel was brought out urder" command LONDON, November, sand,
and made thele way to the west of Gigalleche companion to score. A wife later the Rev. the Felyang Fleet previous to its captore at General Duchesne has'islegraphed to the French Government reporting that a number of where Captain Bower camped for a month and Vallings, who made the dep acert, 49, was Wal-hal-wel. He bas merely a working crew | loveigners ara arriving in Madagascaz.
discovered a large lake. Then, says the neatly caught by Lowson From this time en of alfors and firemen, the fall crew beleg lack sat in and Diźby was given out Lb. expected to meet her from Tientsin on her Rangoon Times, they proceeded to Tengrin Now, discovered by the native explorer Nissing, when he had only made 37 and Saunderson arrival at Foschow, for which place she leaves was clean bowled by Lowson for 15. The on Monday. As it is too late to enter Tiantais in 1874, and apparently were only two marches remaining imembers of the side ware com- ££Tu off Lhasen before they were stopped by the paraitrej
against the 334 for the there
THE ASHANTEE EXPEDITION.
LOADOW, November 24th.
Colonel Sir Francis Scot, C.B. aspecter General of the Gold Coast fences, who had been telegraphed for from home, fi CansadOW WIL
he was run out through the
the Coomassia imbroglio, kas left for Afrien "a" | Monks and experienced, soosa difficulty. In beton bagi Pored of the total score reached Foockcted that the winter will be spent al
only 165, as against the
"agalust" 134_for_the_
In addition to the Chinese crew, and three atletas, spalasers, ippplies en board two navigating officers, foni ale, vexaza II Enes bien dedded ther: Petnem obtaining transport. Eventually, the travellern
As this penolically sailed the match, the by the bulldan to see to the original condition Henry of Battenberg stail nes:nccompany the | returned via Gegalinchin and made the Lhuom | second "inanings of Scotland did not call for of the ship being kept up until she arrives at how expedition.
Leh route vie Rudock,
much skill, their sag att out indicating a lack of 'destination,
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