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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1896.

THE RESURRECTION OF EGYPT.|| gold, which is to be found in abundance 45 14 west of Shimlataie, which is known as the Shanbalkwan crop field. There are over 2,000 men dally engaged in wrthing the alluvial sand and waking the quests, specimens of which that have reached me appear very rich in the precious metal. The field extends to the Sabe River, a distance of 70 H. It is to Mr. Thomas W. Kingsmill, at your paz, that credit must be given for the discovery of mineral ore in this district, for he was the first to make the discovery after many other experts had led bat falled.

THE ANGLO-GERMAN LOAN. All who read the very interesting account of Our people bave never dono a better or more the egoitations for the second Chinese successial place of work than they have done, Indemnity loan, published in these calmas and are doing, in Egypt. When one remembers recently, must have risen from its peruan! with ale state of Egypt in 1883, and compares it with deep drawn sign el relief at the thought of the hat Egypt is now, it seems almost incredible danger to our prestige In China which was only that such results can have been achieved in a just avtried by the firmness of Lord Sallaby dezen years. Under existing ensditions, Egypt and the patience and energy of the Feking agent is the most difficult place to govern in the world. of the Hongkong and Shanghal Bank, on hose Let those who fall about the exsingan reflect for shoulders fell all the detail work and the oltimate a moment on the situation. To begin with, "ths responsibility. So near were we to seeing the brokers are in." though the State ta perfectly Imperial Maritime: Customs handed over to solvent, and these brokers the Calsso de La French control that a French Deputy Iarpector. Dette sit on the money-box and as a rule will General

was actually appointed, a man with not allow the large reserve to be spent on pro- zo qualifications for the post, and whose ductive works, Next, under various capitulations Ksumption of the chief control of the and Treaties, the Powers have what amounts to s service for bad his appointment been railed right of veto upon a large section of the admini- Sir Robert Hast would, we know, have resigned stration. At every turn the Egyptian Government, -would have been almost as unwelcome to the when it socks reform, is brought face to face with existing French members of the service as to the necessity for obtaining the sanction of the their colleagues of other nationalities. would, in fact, have been merely the tool of the example, the usury laws cannot be effectively Ha Powers to this or that improvement. For French Minister at Peklag; and the men who amended because the chief murers have exted China trom this calamity are Europeans, and Europeana are tried by the deserving of the hearty grailtude, not only of the five hundred British subjects in the Custom

mixed Tribunals, and the, mixed Tribunals are Service, but of all foreigners in China. There of their functions. Whenever the unanimous the Powers, and will not agree to give up any would have been very much more anxiety at consent of the Powers is required the veto the time at Shanghat and the other open parts absolute, however great the projected Improve in Chios if the peril had been known. The ment, for France has a fixed rate to say No" mystery which is congenial to Peking was la this case in advantage.

to all proposals. The third obstacle to of the Khedive. He hates our rule, and as lar successful government of Egypt the hostility as possible does everything to impede and circumvent our work, in this he is fallowed, as far as they dare, by the bulk of the Pashas and the official classes who want to ralemos shall we say biced ?Egypt in their and rights in Egypt as its nominal Sazerain, and own way. Next, the Sultan has certain calms

and damage our work. Lastly, there exists a exercises these rights as far as he can to hinder certain amount of fanatical Mahommedan feel. ing which is indirectly encouraged by the Sultan to thwart our efforts. To summarise, we have against us these facts ——

Our inabilly to control the finances

Ere

STATE OF THE PRIHO,

The state of the Felho is improving. Where we bad seven feet yesterday there are eight feet long we may have the steamers at our Bund now and it is to be sincerely hoped that before again—Shanghat Mercury.

CORRESPONDENCE.

We do not necessarily endorse the opinions expressed by

Correspondener in this cosman,

THE TOWN CLOCK,

TO THE EDITOR of Yes "Howxong Telegrare.“ strike...or rather I should say gone off strike. DEAR SIR-The Town Clock has gone on By way of a little pleasantry I asked it Have you used Fear's Soap to which is replied in a cracked voice, I used that soap twenty years go and have used none other since." And now least a month, what price "Humphreys' Clock," since we am not to hear its familiar chimes for at

offer its valuable services to our whitewashed and why doesn't that come to the rescue and city?

Votels.....

THOMAS' GRILL ROOMS, N^3, QUERN'S ROAD CENTRAL. "HE frost Liberal and Choicest bedes in the

FAR KATT.

Consignees.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

FROM CALCUTTA, PENANG AND 'SINGAPORE.

are offering at $5-75, Olfvers A and B shares" have been placed at $5 and $3 respectively. and Whampoa Docks have imperved and after DOCKS, WHARVES AND GODOWNS--Hongkong eales at 151 per cent, premium are enquired for at 183 per cent, premfor but are not obtainable. Shares have been sold for May at 185 per cent. premium, and for August 191-and 1ga per cent premium, Kowloon Wharf shares continue quiet with share offering at $47. Wanchal's are enquired for at $59 but none are obtainable Tender for BANQUETS and BALL SUPPERS of Cargo are hereby informed that their Goods under $40.

· BREAKFAST, TIFFIN AND DINNER by Monthly contract.

an application.

PICNIC and SHOOTING PARTIES

For further Particulars,

HE Steamship

THE

"LIGHTNING*

having arrived from the above Ports, Consignees

will be delivered from alongside.

Cargo impeding the discharge or remzising

Consignees' risk and expense into the Godowns of the Wanchal Warehouse and Storage Com- pany, Limited, Wanchal

LANDS, HOTELS AND BUILDINGS-Hongkong Lands have changed hands to a faltly large extent at $718. Kowloon Lands are offering at Supplied on the shortest notice-A Speciality, on board after the 20th Instant, will be landed at are wanted at $26. West Paints and Humphreys $191. Hongkong Hotels have been sold and Entate are offering at $18 and $9) respectively. MISCELLANEOUS-Green Inland Cements remain unchanged at $15). H. G. Browns are wanted at $. Hongkong Electrics are a shado caster with sellers at $7. Rapes have been placed at $118. Fenwicks have been dano at $25ǎ and are Grm at the rate. Ices have stiffened and sales have been affected at $10 and $108. Campbell and Moore shares are quoted at $5 az

* Address':

THE MANAGER. Hongkong, 11th January, 1896.

VICTORIA HOTEL,

CANTON,

[26

(LATE SHAMKIN HOTEL, CANTOI.)

ESSRS. MADÁR & FARMER have the

the dividend of 10 per cent, paid on the 25th Mesure to intores theft Patrons, Friends

instant.

SHANGHAI· FRZIGHT MARKET,

Market Report dated Shanghai 24th April, Messrs Wheelock & Co., in their Freight w

We have no change to report in steamer rates ment seems to exist; judging from a slight homeward and though for New York an improve- Increase in the quantity of cargo going forward, what may be considered a usually dull season. silli business generally is murally quiet lox

and for a fairly large parcel as low as 20/-is Sali rates to New York have further declined procurable. For Londen via Suar.-There have been four departures during the past sofortnight, which have been more than enough for the meagre quantity of cargo offering, and the following are advertised for near sailing:- Canton, 'to sall 28th inst. Menalan, to

struck striking if for twenty years it has stood "I don't wonder the poor old Clock Tower

thought to look for plague symptoms, and why amongst the great unwashed. Has the F.W.D.

share of its tender attention? hasn't the Whitewash Brigade gives it a smali

neglecte

Alas! that to old a filend should be

Yours,

ON TICK

and the Public Generally that, having lessed the SHAMEEN HOTEL, they have Refurnished the

under the more popular Style of VICTORIA whole Establishment, had it vastly improved in every department, and have now RE-OPENED, Hori

* For further Particulars, apply to the

MANAGER

NEW VICTORIA HOTEL,

Hongkong. Hongkong, roth December, 1895. [307

FUJIYA HOTEL,

MIYANOSHITA, HAKOME

Hour and a half hours from Yokohama, FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION. NATURAL HOT SPRINGS,

(2) The right of the Powers to interfere in P.S.-Man's inhumanity to clocks makes count-New York vid Guest shortly due, For THE ELECTRIC LIGHT IN ALL THE

many important matters.

less numbers loose the Kowloon-ferry

(3) The hostility of the Khedive and the Hongkong, April 18th, 1896,

Pashes.

(4) The hostility of the Sultan.

(5) The jealousy and dislike of the fanatical

The course of the negotiations for the loan is very clestly and accurately described. That it should be awarded to England and Germany was strongly urged by Lord Sallabory, and the German Government, and was agreeable to the Chinese Government, whose wish was that, provided they could get as good terms by so dividing it, England, France, Germany, and Russia should each have an equal share in the honour of providing the money to enable China to pay her indemnity to Japan. France and Russia haring secured the fint hundred millions, the Chinese Government was quite willing, if not anxious, that England and Germany should have the second handred. The difficulty in settling with the English and German banks tay in the terms they proposed to accept. Their offer was of a fire per cent, loan at the equi. valent of 894, with the advantage of any better terms that might be arranged in London and Berlin. This the Chinese thought too dear, and they gradually got disgusted with the firmness which the two Banks showed in adhering to their terms. This was the opportunity of the syedicates and financial fouls who have flooded Peking dating the past winter. Offer were made to the Chinese by Americans, Shanghai Jews, German, British, and French syndicates. Loans in silver on a silver basis, and geld loans In pounds sterling, to marks and france and gold dollars, were showered in upon the poor antorionete and Ignorant Chinese Ministers Telegrams from Shanghai told them of silver loans at four per cent, and four-and-a-bali per cent, st par, which could be negotiated." This babble was pricked by the report reaching Peking of a case in the British Supreme Court at Shanghai In which the Viceroy Chang Chib-tung was plaintiff, but which has so far come to nothing owing to the Viceroy not baving acceded to the silly Order la Council which demands 蛋白 entirely superfluous consent. In writing to the jurisdiction from foreign plaintiff in the British Court, the plaintiff having practically indicated bis consent by appearing in that character, We supposed that the case in question had came to nothing; hut we now learn that had far-reaching con sequences. The other miscellaneous offers to help China teem to have before long evaporated because the Agents had not the necessary financial backing. Cheap as money is at home, it is somewhat difficult for Tom, Dick, or Hany to raisa sixteen millions for China on better terms than two financial institutions like the two Banks concerned in this loan can What has been the secret of this success? offer. They had raised their offer by this time To what cause are we to attribute the fact that, to the equivalent of got, and might do better. in spite of obstacles so many and so great, we Now came in the disturbing and dangerous have conferred such lasting benefits upon Egypt? element, the French offer. Our correspondent We believe that the answer is this. First, the tells us that the Chinese strictly deny that they honour is due to the characteristica of our race, asked French assistance, but he adds that they We have a natural gift for governing dark wired to Patis to their Minister to enquire the subject peoples well Next, we have placed a price of a four per cent loan. From other really great man in Egypt and have trusted him trustworthy races we know that the Chinese Implicity. Lord Cromer is not a man who likes took the initiative, and went to the French landation, and one shrinks from encumbering Miafaler in Peking, M. Gérard, in request him with congratulations. It is, however, in this him to help them, Our correspondent says case a clear public duty to point out that our that the x-Viceroy Li was "Raxious sen the loan go 10 France, and Chang of Egypt from its grave of disorder and corrup success is directly due to his. The resurrection Yla-huan, one of the negotiators, had, tion is due to him and the wise, patient, perais know, substantial reasons for sympathising teat, and statesmanlike methods he has whh the Freach enterprise. Bat the apparent employed. No one bat a man of great character and real rulers of China, the Emperor and Empress-Dewager, were firm, and M. Gérard's delay in stating what charges the French what he has accomplished-Specialer.

to

Yet in spite of all these adverse factors we have

portion of the Mahommedan population. triumphantly vindicated our moral right to stay in Egypt by converting bankrupt State tato country of overflowing surpluses, and by changing a disordered, corrupt, and retrograde Administration into an Alministration which is sounder, more efficient, and more progressive than that existing in any Orlectal country controlled by a European Power-India alone excepted. Again, we have vindicated our moral right to continue the occupation by raising the condition of the mass of the people from one of virtual slavery and degradation lato one of freedom and prosperity. We found the peasantry of Egypt overtaxed, ground down by malad- ministration, and virtually without the protection of law in the affairs of private ifle. At the present moment injustice and oppression, both as regards taxation and the course of Justice, have ceased to exist. The fellabeen can now get justice both against the official and the rich man. Last, but not least, we have sa math improved the public works that Egypt now enjoys the blessings that nature has placed at her disposal. Filteon years age the hydraulic engineer who visited Egypt had to regret the waste and is competence that deprived her of hall her natural wealth. Now, though he may point out that still more might be done by great schemes such as the Amoun Reservoir, he has to admit that all the facilities close at hand are fully employed. There is no waste of natural resources that care and fore thought can prevask.

aswell as great intellect could have accomplished

TIENTSIN NOTES,

.

BARON, VON SECKINDORTY,

TIENTSIN, Apeli 15th.

leaders would exact, coupled with Lord Sails bury's reminder to H.E. Kung in London that' the loan was promised to the Anglo-German combination, that the French door, and things were once more at a deadlock. There was a dignus vindite nodur, and at the paychological moment the Deus ex machini was summoned,

In my last I stated that the residents of the In the person of the one foreigner who is

port intended to banquet Baron and Baroness supposed by outsiders to be the trusted adviser

von Seckendorf prior to their departure from of the Chinese Government in Foreign Affairs, The Gordon Hall was most exquxitively but who gives his adviço lar los rarely, Sir decorated for the occasion, and on Saturday last Robert Hart He persuaded the two Bangs to the banget was given, after which dancing was raise their price to 94, and the difficulty was at ladniged in, and it was well after midnig before an end. The preliminary contract was no the company dispersed. All declared they had sooner signed than the representative of the spent a most enjoyable evening and that the French affer Appeared the Trung Yamen, whole thing was a grand success from beginning regretting the action then concluded, and statin to and. that the Chinese could have made better term through the French. With this

happy little

touch of humour ends the story of the negotiations.

To-day the following express was tested 3-—----

MOTIFICATION.

"I hava this day handed over charge of the

All's well that end well; but it is evident that at German Consulate to Chas, Feludell, Esquire, one toment a catastrophe was very near; that It was escaped is largely due to Lord Salsbury; HL.G.M.'s Consul

and this gives us reason to hope that in fature

negotiations between Sic Claude MacDonald and

the Yamen the former will find our Foreign

"BARON VON SICEERDORTY, "H.4.G.M's Consul” MUNICIPAL

H.B. M.'s Consul has issued the following

Office ready and anxious to back him up,—N.C.nodicallon to Land-Reuters: At the request Daily New

of the Chairman of the Municipal Councils meeting of the Land-Renters of the Britis's Concession la hereby convened under No. XIII. of the local Land Regulations, for Monday, the zoth inst., a to o'clock in the forenoon, at the

of

D.G. ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER.

RE FRENCH AGGRESSION..

TO THE KOFTOR OF THE "HONGzona TseminarR," aggression appear to be increasing ad mausam, DEAR SIR-As Franch obstruction and don't you think it is time to vary the programme, and, ra a mild reprisal, that the British Government should either close all British poris between Europe and the Far East as posts of call and coaling, stations to all French and other foreign vessels, or, as the other hand, allow them the use of these ports only allowed to British pa to any other British, pert.. I think on condition that no freight or passengers be

be carried this would restore

to or from such

Hongkong, 18th April, 1896,

CRICKET.

HARMONY.

A cricket match took place at Happy Valley Artillery and Royal Engineers, resulting laa on Saturday last between teams of the Royal is for the former by 78 rans. Appended are

the sccre

ROYAL ARTILLERY., FIRST INNINGS.

Tor. Adams, Ibw, h Wilde STHE HOTTER FACEBOOGGET Be. Salter, b Wide

934 8. Moase, b Hedon Gr. Crombes, Wilde, b frasat

gt. Walla, b Ba

Ng Bradley, at. Sherey, Bato BAL Br. Louis, Baic

Or Herbert, not MUE.....................

Gr. Nower, not aut

Br. Hansett, did not bat

Gr. Campbell, did at bas

Totti

ROYAL ENGINEER!. FIT IS.

• Bape. Walib, at Chombe, b Baltes Bape. Pantscort, Salter

Cpl. Fraser, a Neway, b Campbell

Cp Wilde, beetl

Col. Amor, b Campbell

Pto. Amith & Salter, b Campbell g

Sapr. Bharey Campbellt/patepang sehmarnikde

e. But, Campbell Adama Makina S CA.H. Hanson, Campbell

Bapt. These pron, not out

Sape. Underwood, is Campbell

THE LAWN TENNIS TOURNA- MENT.

YESTERDAY'S TIES. Double Handicap.-Inglis and E. W. Malt land, owe 15, best Exokial and Anderson, receive i 15,

"A" Class Single Handicap-Johnston, owe 15.1, beat Mouniey, one 1 15-8-6, 6-3, Atkinson, owe 1 13, beat Skelton, owe 15. 6-3, 6-3.

Professional Pairs-Percival and Knox, Anny, beat Eccles and Ferguson, Amy,—6-1,

6.2.

COMMERCIAL NEWS.

རྩྭ

HONGKONG SHARE MARKET,

follows in their Shops Zur issued at 5 pm.

Hongkong, April 3812. Messrs Benjamin, Kelly and Potts- report as

to-day m

There has been a better feeling in vur knazkat during the week and the demand for most stocks has been fairly general,

BANKS--Hongkong and Shanghai Banka have ruled very quiet with only small sales at 196 per cant and 185 per cent premiums. The Lendon quotation is £41xgs. Nationals have again been placed at gií.

MARINE INSURANCES-Unions have been

|

21

BUILDINGS

TWO ENGLISH BILLIARD TABLES, EXCELLENT CUISINE.

MACAO,

5. N. YAMAGUCHI,

Proprietor.

THE

МАСЛО.

BOA VISTA HOTEL. "SANITARIUM OF SOUTH CHINA. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO FAMILIES VISITING MACAO FOR CHANGE OF AIR.

WIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION..

EXCELLENT TABLE.

For terms, apply to

THE MANAGER. Telegraphic Address :~~" Boavista,” Macao,

Macao, 31st December.-1805.

FACI

advertised to clear on the zgih inst, by which Hme she should have collected about 1,000 tons of general carga,

The Benalder, shortly expected from Japan, will follow her on this berth. For New York and Caps-The T. F Oakes in now loading but at a much reduced rate and for moderately large shipments, which however do not appear to be forthcoming, the rate named is 20/- per ton of 40 cu. ft. For New York vid Pacific. The next sailings

ing with Sathio Mars leaving here ath fast. Departures: For London vid Sass-Dardanus are:--Empress of India, and May, Victoria, 4h

wid Amoy, gih April, Priam vid Amoy, 15th May, Belgicgth May, from Yokohama, connect

Lines, general cargo 408, W. silk 45r., tem April, Shanghai, 15th April, Pingway, 20th April.eight:-London by Conference jos, Northern Cont, Forts by Conference Lines, general cargo 421. 68%, W. silk 451, ten 50s., New York by Conference Lines, general cargo 2091

ton 403.) New York via London by. Con- ference Lines, general cargo gos,; Boston by Conference Lines, general cargo 438, 6d. 3

PEAK HOTEL. Phliadelphis by Conference Llocs, general cargo Sor. Above rates are subject to a deferred

OPEN ALL THE YEAR ROUND. rotoru, as per Conference circular, Lou-TOT altuated at a height of 3,350 feet *HIS commodious and well appointed doa by Shall Line, general cargo 40s. lass 10 per cent. Hamburg by Shell Line, general above sea-level, has just been thoroughly Cargo 354. net. New York by Shell Llus, re-decorated, renovated and re-furnished, and i general cargo sos, less to per cent, Havre NEW WING has been built, which commands alrect

general cargo 877, 62 nat. Genoa, tallow magnificent Views of the Harbour and mainland 35. gesien! 354. general cargo 404. not Karseilles, allow of China,

cargo 173. 6d. net New York by Hall 20/- nousin New York by Padio Lines, little doing, Coast Rates are; Moll to Shanghai $1.30 per ton coal Nagasaic to Shanghai gr.Is per ton coal The Belle of Bath, American ship, 1347 tons register, is the only disengaged vessel in part.

SHIPPING AND MAIL NEWS.

MAILY DUE:

American (Coptic) to-morrow: English (Mirsapore) zat prox. German (Karleruke) 6th prox. Canadian (Empram of Japan) 12th prox. American (City of Rio de Janeiro) 14th prox. Tacoma (Strathleven) 15th prox. American (Goskie) azad prox.,

SHIPPING RETURNS.

From 6 fai. yesterday to 8 pɔm, to-day.

ARRIVALS.

41

Yarra umummom.steamer, from Shanghal. Lytemoon...cereb

Shanghal Halish..................

Swatow. Danis

Amby. Glenfalloch Pilyang absen

1

H

#

Hojl

H

Canton,

Aggregating 8,916 tons register. DEPARTURES,

Klangnan.mmunisteanser, for Canton. Chingping u

Canton. ingraðan ...........................

| Strathallan'.........

Sacht Chelydra

SPECIAL SUMMER RATES,

(FROM APRIL 1ST TO OCTOBER GIFT), One person, per day...........................................#· 4<D| One person, per month....$75 to 92.00 Married couple (occupying one rooms) per

day Married couple (occupying one room) per

month.

Marion $5000 Married couple (occupying two rooms)

7,00

per month .................................... 170.00 Extra Bed Room, per month $40 to 50.00

For further particulars, apply to

THE MANAGER,

New Victoria Hotel Hongkong, and April, 1856.

[sy WINDSOR HOTEL,

HONGKONG.

HIS ESTABLISHMENT, situated in the THIS

elegant Building known as

* CON- NAUGHT HOUSE," affers First-class Accom modation to Residents and Travellers.

Passenger Elevator, from Entrance Hail to cach Tibor, in charge of experienced Attendant, Favourable Arangements made for Familles and for Monthly or Extended Periods,

P. BOHM, Proprietor & Manager Tas

Hongkong 3rd April, 1895.

"be Let:

TO LET.

WELLING HOUSES:-

M

05

Tamerl

H

*

Canton.

D"

Europe.

M

Stralis,

Kwongtang

#

Swatow, etc.

Annandale manden

И

#1

KutchinatNIE.

Aggregating 13,896 tons reglater,

fresh north-cest winds to Breaker Point,

The French steamship Yarra lett Shanghal on the nyth fastant, and bað fine weather with

The British steamship Hatian left Swatów on the 27th 'instant at 1.30 pm, and had fresh north-easterly winds and following sex with fine Wither. In Salow H.M.5. Figmy and the

samihip Yangching,

The British steamship Glenfallsch left. Moj!

The annual meeting of the District Grand Gordon Hall; to consider, Isı, the revision taken off the market at $31st and are wanted on the 'roth instant, and had desins fog and

HOUSES to RIPON TERRACE.

No. 4. ENUTSFORD TERRACE

KOWLOON.

? FIRST FLOOR, No.

BUILDINGS.

4 BLUZ

No. 4. CAMERON VILLAS THE

PEAK-For 6 months-Furnished. Apply to

THE HONGKONG LAND INVESTMENT

& AGENCY Co., Ltd.

17 mm grizm. 43rd April: #Ro6

TO LET. (WITH POSSESSION FROM 1ST JUNEĄ)

No. CASTLE ROAD.

Apply to

SPANISH PROCURATION. Hongkong, aoth April, 1896,

TO LET

• FROM INT MAY, MOST

Foor

6.ROOMED

Royal Arch Chapter of Hongkang and South Chian was held last night, M.E. Comp. E. C.

taxation and representation: and, the at the rate. China Traders have been sold at variable winds in the Goto Channel; thence had Ray, District Second Grand Principal, presiding

of waterworks, in accordance with $80 and are still offering. Yangtinis have strong crtedly winds and highs sam to Single when the following officers were appointed for with resolution parsed at the last annual changed hands as 3155 air the divided of Statelinds; thenes cloudy and hazy weather to port. A HOUSE, DESIRABLE R this......, year, and those of them "'who were herių meetings and also to discuss the exten- per share paid on the 20th instant, but shafUN | HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA DOCK RETURNS."

A. OD, Guardin.

present were invested i—

D. 3rd G. PME C. CW. Duggan,

D.G. Scribe E...

*

P. of C, of G. Pr

Scribe N...N

F. A. Hartland,

:

Dr. Jordan,

D.G. Treas.......

F.W, Henermann,

IF.

n Reg.

G. C. Anderson..

Pr. SoC G. L. Tomlins

sion of electric lighting into the Concession." will be seen by this that there are probabilities of abstaring the electric light in the Concession, As our French frienda Intand lighting theirs by this means. :*

GUME FOR SHINEINIO, Mespes Carlowits and Co. have secured the contract for quick-firing gazs for Shinking from the Millbury Geverser of Moulden. A tender

1st A. do....M.E. C. Capt. P. R. Simanenda. – was sent in by Messrs H. Mandi & Co.

and A. do...

Sw. B.

"St. B

"

Ja Lowris.

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1. Spafford,

W. Hewett,

F. Salinger.

P. H. W. Brewlit. D.CE. CG, A. Caldwell,

D. D.C.

A. D.C.

8.3. Haalsch.

D. Macdonald.

Organist...C. G. P. Lammert.

Janitor C. J. R. Grimble,

BA,

M.E. Comp. J. D. Christie and M.Z. Comp A.D. Death were slicted moßzbil memberi ́el the Cammitin në Cinnarni

THE INFECTOR-GENERAL

·

Sir Robert Hart Is 'dua hora shostly from Peking on his tour of inspection to the various coast ports; and it is under consideration to give hiana banquet, as all the other celebriiles passing through the port have been entertained..

MR. O, DETRINUS IZÀYE, “

On Saturday Test despatches were received granting Mr. G. Deicing, the Commissiones, hla Laxis of absence," an

GOLD AT SHINEMINTEZI,

are now offering from the North at jo per, share less. Cantons remain changed at $200. Independent um in Kowloon Straits are easier with sellers at 628).

FIRE INSURANCES-Hongkong Fires have advanced considerably and a fair number of shares have changed hands at rates between 8530 and $3371. China Fues have also re covered slightly and have been sold at $94.

Talchow summa disaster muuseumis Sado

#

Victoria nemá 29 Ocampo "SUPROFEN, B±peaksmentad → Cosmopolitan

Dock.

SHIPPING Hongkong, Canton and "Macao Steamboats have been axed at $133 the market closing steady, Indo-Chinas have changed hands to considerable extent at rates between $65 FOOD for Comptres ----Scott's Emulsion of and $68, closing with buyers at 866. China and Pure Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphties of Manilas are wanted at $68. Douglas Steam-Lime and Soda is a most wonderful food for the ships have hardened and sales at $54′ and $55 Consumptive. It not only gives strength and have been effected.

the Läront and Rings:It is very-palatable incresses, the fath, but heals the irritation of

dist. Both for adults and children, it is a aldan ha (la cik, and mid wading

to

Refieams continde wrak with no business rport,

(720

For Particular, apply to

GEO. BANKER, -49, Queen's Road Central. Hongkong. 24th Apili, 1806.

TO LET, ACT WITH IMMKOLATE POMISION. YOUR . FURNISHED BED-ROOMS. st

KOWLOON HOTEL.

Fo

THREE GODOWNS, PRAYA EAST, Nor 904, 117 and 118A, and TWO GODOWNS Soder da OLD VICTORIA HOTEL BUILDINGS, FRAYA CENTRAL

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NEW VICTORIA HOTEL. Hongkong, 13th Apell, 1896,

TO LET

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*Consignees of Cargo from SINGAPORE and PENANG are requested to take IMMEDIATE DELIVERY of their Goods from alongside, auch Carga Impeding the discharge of the vessel will be landed and stored at Consignees' risk and-

expense.

No Fire Insurance will be effected. Bills of Lading will be countersigned by

DAVID SASSOON, SONS & Co.,

Agents. → Hongkong, 27th April, 1896.

1734 PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY. NOTICE.

CONSIGNEES of CARGO per Steamably

"PERU." The above Steamer having arrived, Consignees of Cargo are hereby requested to send in their Bill of Lading for countersignature, and to take Immediate delivery of their Goods from long- sida,

Cargo impeding the discharge of the Versel will be landed and stored at Consignees' risk and expense.

J. S. VAN BUREN,

Agent. Hongkong, 25th April; 1806.

"MOGUL" LINE OF STEAMERS.

-NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

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FROM SINGAPORE.

Talgraces of Carge are hereby requested to HE above Steamer having arrived Con- send in their Bllls of Lading for counteralgani ture, and take immediato delivery of their Goods from alongside.

Cargo impeding the discharge of the Vessel will be landed and stared at Consignees' riak and expense,

DODWELL, CARLILL & Co.,

Agents. Hongkong, 24th April, xögő,

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"GLEN LINE OF STEAM PACKETS.

FROM ANTWERP, LONDON AND

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STRAITS.

"GLENGARRY,"

Goods are being landed at their risk into the having arrived from the above Ports, Consignees of Cargo by her are hereby informed that their

Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf“, and Godown Company, Limited, at Kowloon,- whence delivery may be obtained.

Optional Cargo will be forwarded unless notice to the contrary be given before Noon TO. DAY.

Cargo remaining undelivered after the amé May will be subject to rent.

No Fire Insurance has been affected. Consignees are requested to present all Claima for damages and for shortages not later than the 8th May, otherwise they will not be recognised.

All broken, chated and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on the 30th instant, at 11 AM.

Bill of Lading will be countersigned by

JARDINE, MATHESON & Co,

Agents. Hongkong, 24th Apell, 1896.

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NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. P. & O, S, N. Co.'s Steamship

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* MALACCA," FROM ANTWERP, LONDON, BOMBAY AND STRAITS. Consigneess of Cargo by the above-named vessel are hereby informed that their Goods a being landed and placed at their risk to the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company's Godowns at Kowloon, where each consignment will be sorted out mark by mark and delivery can be obtained as soon as the Goods are landed.

Optional Goods will be landed here unless : instructions are given to the contrary before ro AM, TO-MORROW.

Goods not cleared by the 19th instant at 4 PM.. will be subject to rent.

No Fire Insurance will be effected by ma is any case whatever.

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All damaged Packages must be left in the Godowns and notics of sanse given to the Unders signed on or before the 1st May, after which 30 Claims will be recognised.

H. A. RITCHIE,

Superintendent. Hongkong, 22nd April, 1846,

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