Variation, trat ilb-,,Mr. Hart Buck I Preate, 1011 9lb ..............Mt. Radelylle-s „Lightbeert=TTSTJibo....Mr. Mainfall 3
Nicksheesh, rott szib..............Mr. Paley ő- Snowdrift, ost at Mr. Gressan o Albany, rost gfb..Col. The O'Gorman o "Nexting, rost 9'b.......... Mr. Jones a Cocktail, Fort Talb Mr. Gedge a Sensation, 1st 11b,.............Mr. Power o „Variation_jumped off with the lead and held. premier poslífor ustil reaching the” Plantation, where Lightbeart and Presto forged ahead. After „passing the Black Rock Variation was called on, and answering gamely fed Into the Straight and romped home an easy wioner in 2 min. 27 secs, Lightheart a good third, the rest bopelessly out of the bant.
The MAYDOS' CHAMPIONS.-First prize, $25; second prize, $t; third pilze, $5 for winners only; entrance $5. Ons mile and a quuter,
· Ambitious, tot....Goose 1 Slabad, rost..........Chun.Sun. Black Velvet, foil 3lb...Monkey 3 Heatherbell, To Kangara à Bluebell, Fast 1lb.Codfish o Kindar, Tott......................Tense), o Black Velvet, the favourite, and Sinbad made the running, closely followed by Bluebell and Kinder. Gelng up the Back Stretch Ambitious got on even terms with the leaders and passing them at the Village Id fato the Straight and won in a canter; Black Veirot an Indifferent third. Time, 2 mln. 59 secs.
The "fonN PIEL " CUF.-Presented; for all beaten conies at this meeting; placed ponies 3lbs extra subscription griffins of this season allowed lbs; weight for faches as per scala ƒ entrance $5 to go to second pody; fourth day winners barred. One mile and a quarter. Dunmore, rat gib......Mr. Marshall'ı Telegraph, rrit rib ......Capt. Hunt z Stirip, tost 12lb Mr. Jones 3 Monte Cristo, Ist 4lb......Mr. Power o Borderer, vist zib...Mr. Radclyfle o The MAYOOS RACE. First prize, $zo; second prize, Bro; third prize, $5; for all heaten ponles; weight rost; entrance 85. Once roun
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fblrd, $io. Once round,
Thirteen started for this event, which proved ...very amurlog for the sportstors. Wright won ; Miles, holding on të his mount's deck, second, and Short third,
SPORTING notes.
"Early Bird" writes:-That a match might well be arranged between Mr. John Peel'a Pino. apple, Mr. Master up, and Mr Newman's Stand.
ard, Mr. Burkill up; distance one mile and a hall. Many people are under the Impression that if Pineapple had not been sent out in the Challenge Cup (14 miles) on Saturday, he would most" certainly have beaten Standard in the Champions. They are both-grand pontes, and I should certainly like to see the question of supremacy settled,
That #permanent refreshment saloon might be erected within the Encloure and bear the Grand Stand. At present all speciators who are not members of the Hongkong Club, or friends of the owners of private stands, have to jouráky a distance of about 200 yards to the nearest hotel booth. And as there are to races to be got 'through every day there is very little time between the race to take a list of starters, back your fancy and then Journey 200 yards through four faches of mad to get a “refresher,”
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fride, all that belog choked by the excessive exictions of the mandarins, None of the people could be persuaded to give any acetale account" of the Ukin and squeerts they, were, subjected to, as they seemed to be in deadly' fear of the mandarins, who, if these "malters became known, they fully expected would wreak vengeance upon the unfortunaics subject to their rale-Unbspy Kwangsi |
-NORTE-BORNEO NOTES.
(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT) (:
Sandakan, Febitiry and. It is said that a concession for golf secking has been granted in England to a gentleman do not much bellove in the existence of payable now on his way out bere. People on the stst gold in the country, but at home they are Inclined to attach a good deal of importance to Our morning contemporary to-day con it, so that if the report as to the concessionaire felbated the following particulars to
is true the matter is in good hands, and will be koowledge' concerning the latest example of whatever it may be, brought to light.
our followed up in a proper way and the real truth, the arrogance and utter contempt for treaty. rights and privileges of the Kwangtung and Kwangsi provincial authorities -
. MR. ANDREW'S CISE AT WUCHOWTU. ".
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concerning the illegal stoppage of the sale of
We are now la receipt of further particulars cargo of foreign goods taken to Wachow by Mr. John Andrew under transit pass. Below will be found a translation of a proclamation issued by the Prefect of Wachow on the 17th February, although it is dried the day before. This Interesting document first refers to the matter of business, but about something else. The facts steamer comlog to Wachow from Canton and says she did not come up on Mr. Andrew's of the case, which were at the time represented to Mr. Consal, Fraser at Canton, are these: The steamer referred to is the small Chiese gunboat Pochi, which anivid at Wuchow two days after Mr. Andrew, 3rd January, under charge of "a pitty mandarin of the name of Cheong This I-mandarla brought with him a despatch from the Viceroy to the Prefect instructing the latter to watch Mr. Andrew's cargo and get the buyers punished, as soon as the gends were landed, for avleg business dealings with him. All the piece goods merchants were warned the same evening by other passengers by the Posht, who were apparently sent up on purpose, what the contents of the despatch were, with the result that all the buyers (Mr. Andrew had sold most of his cargo at a good profit) came and begged at Mr. Andrew not to disclose their names and not to losist upon their taking delivery, as other wise they would get into reloan trouble. Mr. Andrew had, fortunately for them, not given 0001 Payment against delivery was to have taken of delivery of anything nor had he been paid. Mr. Tithong's.......Dragon ............................... & □place next morning 4th January, Mr. Andrew at once called on the Prefect about the matter, but that official decliced to ser him. Mr. Andrew then sent a message through the Prefect's servant asking him to' is precla mation informing merchants that ha cargo had paid all duties and that there would be no danger to thero by barlag, the goods.. The returned to the courtyard, where Mr. Andrew had been left, with the answer "chielo (zo away), which he shouted out as loud as he could, Since then Mr. Andrew has seen or heard nothing of the Prefect; his case is still in the hands of Me. Fraser and Mr. Andrew is still watching his cargo at Wachowfa.
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That Mr. Kennedy's record, of having trained 14 out of the 30 winning horses' (his meat, is a great feather in his cap, and places him in a Mr. Master very enviable position.
That in future it would be to the advantage of everybody If the ever-popular "Tota” wern set. #going at our race-meetings.
That the sail-gìmbling law should be ex- ponged from the code of local lawI –
That there is every probabilliy of Australian ponies running next yeat, préfessional jockeys abould be allowed to side in certain races. Of course they would carry a penalty and he strictly under the control of the Stewards. I know many a good pony did not run in races, the distance of which would have suited them, during the late meeting, because the owner, could not secure a capable jackey, and in some cases could not get
a jockey it all.
-That nevertheless the Stewards and owners are to be congratulated upon the success xtialted at this meeting.
LIST OF STARTIES.
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The other passengers by the Focht above referred to were Chow, another small mandarin, and Tung Chak Tin and Lin Kwai Seak, both aples belonging to a hang or company calling themselves Tong Yick "Tong. The Pochi remained at: Wachow for over a month, and when she left the four passengers transferred them- selves late an old guard-boat and only took their departure about a week ago, All their time at Wactow was spent in going about from hense to house impressing and fotimidating merchants not to bay Mr. Andrew's cargo.
The action of the Pocht's grow was duly represented Mr. Fraser to the Viceroy, who
by dealed it at once and said that the launch was at Wachaw to look after optu augsters. The Viceroy bas doubtless asked the Prefect to also add bis donlal to the proclamation, thereby Inferentially condemning Mr. Andrew of telling lies.
It may be mentioned in passing that the hong er company styling themselves Tong Yick Tong Is composed of members of piece goods and Colton yarn hongs la Hongkong. They have a contract with the lekin authorities to collect lekin on this class of cargo and in addition to the tariff rates they are allowed to collect from Importers so per cent. on the amount of the lekin for their own trouble. Cargo belonging to say of their own members, however, la allowed to
go without the extra squeeze and they are thereby getting a monopoly of the trade. They are Im Unplaced mensely disliked throughout the Kwangtong
Province,
and anything that would lead to the destruction of the combination would to bailed with delight. This company bas espionage on every Canton steamer and to them Mr. Andrew
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This matter is in more particular favour in London as it affords the home people * somewhat better reason than urnal for indulging
king. Hitherto the operations of a dozen. there expensive and favourite criza of road- Europeans and fitty Chinese, nearly all qualifi-d gold stekers, have gone to prove the Rzen- existence of payable gold to the district, yet in the face of this orders have gone farth from the made to the Bole, through a steep, ridgy and Court in London that an expensive road is to be
money spent on the road will be fost i etterly useless district, with the full knowledge that, if the so far unfound gold continues scarce be it noted, dragged out of the unwilling pockets of the Sendakın daty-payers!
However, this road seems likely to be delayed bit. The West Coast road-making (alto con- ducted at the expense of the reluctant Sandakan daty-payer) bastag claimed another victim, so that now the gentleman who was to construct the Bale road will probably have to go to the West Coast to see after that greatest plece of folly, the projected rallway, '
The Klanbatangan and Labak bare gone on gally breaking the record in the way of the height of floods, Pontes have been kept in managern" verandahs, cattle on ralts, fowls in dispensaries ; and it is only the ridge poles of some of the houses that have been left above water. A land prospector took, as a precautionary measure, a ten-foot pale with him, but even then wa unable to locate some of the land,
Meantime; coffee goes on cropping well. January's crop on the Byte was (patchment) Pels 4.27 and Segebied also contributed a good Pels 109 90. Kabell Pels 22.80, Loong Plason deal. All this found a ready sale in the town, Part at $40 per plcul, busked, and part at a some. what lower figure; most remunerative prices.
A small town lot three streets off the end of the Government Wharf, when put up to auction nousi rent) or nearly $1 square feet: this a few days since, fetched $1,625.(beldes the marks the state of the rising feeling of confidence Sandakan at present, for most undoubtedly the tide is rising (in Sandakan), the chief agents belog the Bakan manufactory which has been gain enlarging its work, and which works ran night and day without stopping the gradual Increase of coffee estates round the Big an incress of the Chinese fishery industry and the expansion of the trade, chiefly copra, with the lands off the coast. Unlike tobacco all these enterorises have come to stay, and every year will see them increase, and with item will march the prosperity of the town.
"The Ahimset of Tambunan, hilberto bat little 'touched, is going to be administered In the| orthodox manner and of course the opportunity is
being schied by the home people to aguia_Indulge in their passion for road- probably right, for Tambopan is fairly well making. For once, by way of a change, they are populated for North Borneo, as the entire air set village in China, and the soll is sold district numbers about as many inkabitats
to be good for that part of the country. St whether Tambunan will more than pay for iti own police, and officials und will contribute usually and most unfairly all charged to Sanda anything to Territorial expenses, which are
kan, remains to be seen.
Disbelief is being openly expressed here by those best capable of jadging, at the telegraph Hae being got across country at all. has this folly cost so far? $80,000 1
What
The London and China Express says the estimates for 1896, show an advance of revenue of over $30,000: so they do, but the London and CA Express omits to state that on the same teriff as last year there would have been an estimated falling off of $40,000, the present excess being brought about simply by the lopoliton of Import duties, which mainly come out of Sandakan's packet, to be thrown away en fads on the West Coast.
Rather rough, to say the least of ́it | The telegraph line in un away on the telegraph floe and still more up the example. Had not all this money been thrown Penotal Gorge, at Sapong and elsewhere, there would have been no necessity for these new exactions and even on the old tariff there would have been a thumping surplus for distribution amongst the Chartered Company's shareholders as dividend. What is going to be the end of it
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CORRESPONDENCE.
We dis not nectarly endorse the opinions expressed by
Correspondente in this colum.]
THE ACCIDENT TO THE "ONSANG." TO THE EDITOR OF res “Homokona "TÉLBORĀPR." SIR-I notice in your lane of the 7th inst. report of a Marine Court Inquiry held at Hong- kong on that date to enquire into the stranding of the S.S. Unsang on the night of the 20th of January,
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Ponit me to say through your columas, as a matter of justice to myself, that the crew of tha Osang having finished their contract and, beleg mansgeve of the Indo-China S.N. Co., Ltd, all Ningoo Chinese, were pald off by order of the
the accident (124 inst) and sent to their homes Messrs. Jardine, Matheson & Co., two days after per the steamer El Dorado the same day; that remained by the steamer until safely decked and that I was informed by Mesirs. Jadine, During the ten days of my stay in Hongkong. Matheson & Co, that there would be no esgalry. (20th to 30th inst.) I visited the Harbour Office several times, and made my report to the Receiver of Wrecks but never heard anything of the Hon. R. M. Rumsey's intention of holding an exquiry." I have read the Ordloance under which this Cour: ensembled, and fall to see any such powers as are evidently claimed by the Court conferred by Ordinance 16 section 13 of 1891. I can, how Amongst other signs of the times a small new godown is in course of erection at the end of the immediate filends have known all along) the, ever, explain to the general pahle (for my wharf. The walls of the stone church continue evident anzlety of the Hon, R. M. Romser, R.N to rise steadily, and it is said that a certain family at home are taking a warm Interest in it,
for a Comt of loquiry and to usury, if possible, and are likely to find money sufficient to finish the
the power necessary to deal with my certificate.
It is well known that I. in 1801, brought but chancel. The Contour a 3,000-ton boat, from England the steamer Sang, and that I replaces the Memnon, at all events for a time, criticised freely Notice to Mariners furnished on the Hongkong run, and the Hecula theme by the Hongbong Harbour-Department Banjarmassing to Singapore, the former being double the size of the latter. A pavillon it being steamer Paking, sunk in Bonham Pass and. relative to the position of the wreck of the put up by the Lawn Tennis Club, and a new court to being prepared, new house; building after
directly in the' Fairway, It reads as follows, and can to aces in the Hongkong Government Chinese New Year is spoken of, and other malters Garcite of May 30th, 1891, * denoting steady, if slow progress are la band. One or two other signs of the time, per contra, are afoot (not in Sandekan) but I refrain from mentioning them,
The China Mail correspondent again returns, I see to his pet massacre down Dawel Bay way. From the first however he stilkes a false note: In speaking of the miscreants la question simply as "desenters," violators of women seeking to forms pirate whereas they were murderers, mutineers, and community, well supplied with rifles ad ammunition, in the use of which they were trained. The occurrence happened within a few miles of two villeges, each of which have been destroyed as pirate communities not so many years ago, and there still resides in one a man who
the blood of at least 30 persons on
his hande
Position of wrack; steamer Fiding.
Gutzlaff Lightship N.W. W. Elliott Rock N,E, E. Harbour Department,
Hongkong, 14th May, 1892.
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SIGNORINA BELINFANTR'S BALLAD CONCERT IN AID OF THE EDGAR RELIEF FUND, ON 15TR FEBRUARY, 1896
FINANCIAL, STATEMENT.
Recipts.
At the door......... Mengen; Kelly & Waish............................$90,00
Sale of Ticket*:-
Expridtture. Messrs Kelly & Walsh .....
Penting and advertising: -
Gardes & Co.................................. China Mfall Dally Frest um................
Telegrapk .........inájomnes nitensia
81,00
$ 6.30
300
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5.00
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-Hire of Plano:- Mears Robinson & Communa Rent of St. Andrew's Hill & Light...
Compradore's #fc- Hire of Chairs, Usher, etc, 1500 Balance.....
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W. EDWARD CROW. Eximised and found correct,
A.SHARP. February 22nd 1896.
Signorias Bellofante desires to express her In connection with the above statement,
Kelly & Walsh, Messis. Guedes & Co. and the thanks to the City Hill Committes, Messrs. Manurers of the Daily Press, China Moll and Hongkong Telegraph for the reduced charges they have been good enough to make in tha caure of charity, but lar which the amount available for the Edgar Fund would have been exceedingly amali.
Hongkon, February 23rd 1895. THE HONGKONG GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
[Saturday, 22nd February, 1893.]
GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATIONE, Bye-laws under Ordinance No. 17 of 1887 to No. 50-Notifies the extension of Sanitary villages in Hongkong Island and Kowloon,
No..So-Contains partieslars of sale of Crown Lands to be held on 9th March at 4 pm.
No 61-Contains the report and accounts of the Tung Wah Hospital for the past year, publicly exposed at the Supreme Court.
No. 62-Contains the list of copyright works
registered as a metical practitioner is this No. 63-Notifies that Dr. Paulun has been. Colony.
No, 64-Gives particulars of sellery practica daring March, and warnings to vessels is keep clear of the ranges.
Kowloon, to be receive 1 by noon of 9th March.
No. 65-Calls for tenders for sewage worku ła No: 66-Contains notices to mariners, Japan and Indie,
unclaimed telegram flag to the Telegraph The Garefis also contains the allt of
correspondence, and Est of letters, ste, for Co's offices; the Post Office list of poste raitants merchant vessels.
SHIPPING, AND MAIL NEWS. ́..
MAILS DUE:
Indian (Arratoon Apcor) lo-merTOW, Canadian (Empress of Faban) 26th fest. American (Coptic) 28ik Inst. American.(Doric) 20th inst American (City of Rio de Janeiro) 3rd prox. Tacoma (Hankow) 5th prox.
Tacoma (Strathnevis) izih prox.
THE O, & O, S, 8. Co.'s steamer Copff, with malis, etc, left Nagasalḍ for this port at a p.m. on the 22nd inst.
THE Nippon Vasen Kaisha's steamer Idzumi Maru, from Bombay, left Tuticoris for this part on the sand inst.
TE D. D. R. steamship Kriemhild, kom day, and may be expected here on or about the Hamburg, Left Singapore for this part yester
THE Ocean Steamship Co.'s steamer' Priam, from Liverpool, left Singapore for this por last Saturday afternoon, and may be expected here on or about the 29th instant..
R. Murray Ramsey, Ret Com., R. As I endeavoured to add to the store of useful knowledge of the Has R. M. Rumsey, R.Nat proximo, by pointing out that Gafs'aff Lightskip only existed in his Hydrographic Notice, and that the light was firmly established upon a rock and that the notice was also wrong in a few minor detalls, such as the bearings bring all wrong, and in order to prove it the steamship Benledi, ber captain, acing on these bensings, struck the wreck and in consequence had to be dry docked have asked the Hon. Mr. Rumser, R.N.. for y now, that a Naval Court or some competent body should an explanation of his carelessness under the circumstances. These are the facts. I leave the public to draw their own laferences
Thanking you, and apologizing for the length of this letter,
is indebted for the attention of the Viceroy being a «nolber with not less than a dozen. A Cainers / in Shanghai. I said thep, and I say n
called to his cargo.
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But to return. The proclamation goes on to say that Chinese merchants are allowed to trade with Mr. Andrew, but as soon as the cargo pasics into native bands it will be taxed with lekin and duty agals. This of coune places Mr. Andrew fa a worse position than before, as no merchant would buy cargo from him on those terms. The amount they would have to pay is not stated, and the wording to the original is ambiguous, the characters used being open to a translation which would represent the merchants as being able to punishment in other ways for having cargo sold by Mr. Andrew in their possession. All the merchants now decline to buy goods on terms.
PROCLAMATION 165UID BY THE FRIFICT OF WUCHOWYU.
and
Jank was attacked by pirates, and six men on based ourdered in cold blood only last year just off the place, and without mach doubt few of the males over 30 years of age in the district but have served in piratical expeditions. It was to fola these people that the mutineers and murderers were making their way. To the credit of the North Borneo Government, however, be it said, the Illamens and Baligninf had refused to amalgamate; still had they not been caught there is no knowing what might bave occurred afterwards. There was but one thing to do and that wastorun them in. If the Government police were not sufficient in number
necessitating the co-operation
I am, Yours truly,
W. V. CARMICHAEL, Late, master steamship On Sang. Hotel Des Colonies, Shanghel, Feb, 19th, 1895,
THE RUSSO-CHINESE BANK.
ST. PETERASUKO, Januly 21st. new Russo-Chinese Bank was held hers to-day. The first meeting for the constitution of the The headquarters of the bank will be in Si. in that city and Shangbai. The capital amounts to six million rasbles, of which a par cent. has already been paid up. The Bank is authorlted, with the consent of the Minister of Finance, to establish branches in all the cities of Europe and Asia. The business of the Bank will commence. very shortly,
The Canadian Pacific Railway Colla, steamer -Empress of India arrived at Nagamist 2 P to-day, and left again at midnight the same day for Kobe, where she is expected to arrive at 2 a., on the 26th fast. **
THE Canadian Paciuc Hallway Co.'s steamer 8 am, on Sunday, and left again at 3.35 p. Empresa of Japan arrived at Shanghai at the same day for Hongkong, where she may be expected to arrive about 7am. on Wednesday.
SHIPPING RETURNS. From 6pm. Saturday to 8 pm, to-day,
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What Mr. Andrew has claimed all along is of the Spaniards, no one in Borssa at all events that, having paid for and received a transit pass should be blamed. The need of a larger polica to take his goods to Wachow, he is catiiled to force has been THE WEST RIVER.
get them landed free of all taxes and placed in your columns, and it is to be hoped that the next
again and again polated crist exactly the same position as similar goods pro- practical demonstration of the fact will not Captain Clarks, the shle and courtsons com-ceeding of the barriers and paying the local prove to be more disasters than was the ons mander of the steamer Heungihan, who was to the latter should also be paid by the former, surround the miscreants, and taken so well that
taxes. Any foland tax after that which applies under discussion. "Steps therefore ware takes to Petersburg, and offices will'skorily be established akiSKE 6925- recently deputed by the Dinciers of the but nothing differential.
·Grey Leg .........« 0 0 0 3 Steamboat Company to make the talp up the
all were captured or killed in endeavouring to get Mr. Andrew sent his card to the Prefect on away, and the thanks of all in North Borneo Ledus Kingreste.....02 West River to Wschowin and examine the the evening of the 27th February and Baked to those who planned the affair, as the escape of Kommise ¤ ́¤ 0 4 water-course and conditions of trade on the
him for
copy of the proclamation, but the over one dosen such dangerous characters Son of a Gus... 00:3 Mr. Alexander's......Blue Green....................” G 1,04
Prefect, with his usual politeness, kept the card might have sitimately led to far more serious passage, this morning very kladly gave a
and sent or said nothing, Arnold's....Straightforward in. 3 0·16 Telegraph reporter an outline of the results of
bloodsbed and trouble hereafter. As for what General Black's...... Chance
More than ten days ago news was received happened it would appear to have been that”as ħla lavestigations: In the first place, the river from Peking that the Taung-il Yamen had Mr. Boyd's...Dreboyne .................. 0:00 3
The correspondant of The Timer states that soon as the men saw the Spaniards they knew do
is exally navigable for steamers to Wachents, promised the dested proclamation. The fol- that it was all up with them, their lives of course the pald-up capital has been deposited at the do ............Danmor 004
though of course local knowledge is required to lowing is the result ---
being frofelt, and rather than fall into the Finance, who may subsequently authorise
State Back as required by the Ministes of do
effect this. There are several routes which Bluejacket for
Spanlard's hands they took their chance of escape further laze of shares. The operations of the .........Paradox 0.004 may be used, the most direct tapplag a very
or death. The account given by the China bank authorised by its statutes ard to cover a "The British merchant On Ta (Andrew) Moffs corespondent of what really did Sensation 01-04 populous district if facilities for passenger trade having brought goods here, I, the Prefect of happen, la utterly denied hors, and at all
very wide field, and incinde, besides all.com Ligbiheart... 0113
Wachow, examined the certificate and allowed events one perace at the time is said to bank notes in tela, dellars, and sterling, the are granted, as on the Yangtaxe.
mercial and Boancial transactions, the issue of „Blick Valvete III I
was thee at liberty to transact businesrand sell, would quite prevent his being an
an eye-witness of Comet 3101 and townspeople belag esly too willing to do all in wards arrived from the Eastern Province one perach who, if hars, would have bean gas of signed by the Directar of the Committes for the Sadin Rickmers
mbasador o en ceptionally well disposed to foreigners, the coalies his goods to Chinese subjects. A steamer after of what parsed, while also there sad Dessions for own the acquisition of can Piznet
fallways and telegraph lines. The be Hongkong at present-at-least statutes, with the Tsar's sanction, are counter. KDO 10 their power to show their friendlinem. Even the (Kwantong) which the ***** Mystery
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dogs, whose satipsiby to foreigners is so marked therefore miked me to issue a notice on the chance of his precious carcase having a hole
thought had come to stop his trade. He the first to give thanks for the extinction of the Sitarian Railway, as this bank is considered an Carruthers...... Pundra
In the districts shout Cantet seem to regard subject. The object of the steamer's visit was poked in it by these mutineers on same fotors will have special privileges in Eastera Sibuis Germantosiún okratisere 0.001
Important adjunct to that great enterprise, and Lysantos gasana Marathon 0003 them as superior belags share /The merchant not in stop the foreigner selling geods and she cocasion. As for the survivors, they were all and on the Chinese frontiers, Chancery's......Despatch at
ooo showed every dasien to have trade opened direct, has long ago returned to Kwangiang. I have sequently shot, which also in a triding detall Cons
00:38, under the present absurd and outrageous new received Instructions from the Victroy
cha China Maits correspondent omils to the French financial world has been much
The London and China Express that that Caff ikia segime the tenda of that city, which in years are inese this motion in order that Chinese This affair le not, as seems to be the car, in and Ces, the Bank de Paris et des Prys Bar,
wire to arrange this business property? Tom mastions,
interested in the new bank MM. Hottinger ao o 4 gone by was very great, has enffered severaly, merchants may undestand that if they wisit to suy way to be mixed up with the Mat Balch the Comptoir National, and the Crédit Lydasal ...Monte Christo ... a Mr. Darius'.........Spart. 1.1 0.1
4 The facilition offered by the French to goods bay foreign goods they are at Hberty to do business, which is going on in quite another part are amongst the founders, whilst the Société De rick-Hunter'a Barasida 330 by way of Tekis, and the lighter duties business-th the foreigner. The regulations of the country and is entirely distinct from it. Generale, the Cédit Industriel, Malint Frères,
14 levied on the Pakko! overland robe, and more. Chinese do not apply to foreigners, who have still at large very much at large "I would and Marselles are also interested. The Chefmans, la Kowloon
preventing the drasien of payment of duly by Met Sallas, according to the E. ND. Herald, Vernes, Neatise and others also assist Lyons
* Aggregatlig 19,257 loas register. I o than an off-set to the long land carlige, and as a taken out frazait passer under the treaty. You say. Amongst other things he claims to have, act of the new blik will be to take over the
HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA DOCK REŽI 0 0 0 3 result ansely all the trade of Kwangel and Yuse merchants, therefore, mest not suppose that the walked throd the Constabulary camp Shanghai Agency of the Comptoir National Long Bing
Coloma Oy nan is dons by this routes. The people, about foreign goods are prohibited. After the foreign night of the last Hutts campaign against him, d'Escomptes The Directors are Friaca Oakke Namen kom Wackow are ah jejakka Vary poor, and canmor goods hays been in the tallery of by the Calmece of course inShiney Villama 17 @ 1916 afford to pay that a
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