To-day's Advertisements.
NOTIFICATION.
THE INSPECTION OF VESSELS AT JAPANESE PORTS.
WITH reference to the REGULATIONS
made by Her Britannic Majesty's Change d'Afalts in Jaran on the 20th day of June, 1894. to secure the observance by Brilish
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAŊH, SATURDA
Intimations.
DAKIN, CRUICKSHANK & COMPANY, LIMITED, VICTORIA DISPENSARY,
HONGKONG.
AERATED WATERS.
Subjects of the Imperial Japanese Government SIMPLE AZRATED WATER.
Regulations for the INSPECTION ol VESSELS arriving from "lacatlites Infected with the PEST,
The Undersigned, Her Brianale Majesty' Envoy Extraordinary and 'Minister Plenipoten- tary In Japan, béreby makes known for the information of British Subjects resident fa, or resorting to. Japan, that he has received a note from His Fxcelleney the Japanese Minister for Foreign Affairs, statine that the sald Regulations for the Intpretión al Vessels will now be put la force at the FORTS of YOKOHAMA, KORE, NAGASAKI, KUTCHINOTSU, SHIMONO- SEKI and MOJI, in the case of All Vestale, or otherwise, from HONGKONG and PORTS.on the CHINA COAST.
The sald Inspection will take place :-
Fer Versele proceeding to the Port of
KOBE at Wada Polat ;
For Vessels proceeding to the Port of YOKOHAMA at Nagahama
and
For Vessels proceeding to the Port of
MOJI at Shimonoseki
When it is necessary to enforce Disinfection In the case of Vessels bound for the Port of Kuchlaotsun Nagasaki Prefecture, or for any other special Port of Expert, they shall proceed to the nearest Disinfecting Station.
H.B.M. Legation,
April 6th, 1895.
WITH
ERNEST SATOW.
ADDENDUM.
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YITH reference to the NOTIFICATION Issued on April 6th last, 10 British Subjects resident in or resorting to Tapan, regarding the Medical Inspection of Vessels arriving at Japanese Ports from HONGKONG and PORTS on the CHINA COAST, the Undersigned, Her Britannic Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary in Ispan, hereby makes known to sald British Subjects that he has received a note from His Excellency the Japanese Minister for Foreign Affaire, sizing that an Amendment has now been introduced into the Medical Inspection Regulations to the effect thst in the case of Veisels proceeding to the Port of MOJI the "NEAREST MEDICAL INSPECTION words STATION " те sabatlicted for the word
#SAIMONOSEKI,"
H.B.M. Legation, "
May 9th, 1896.
THE
ERNEST SATOW.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
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"HE Undersigned has received Instructions
to Sell by
PUBLIC AUCTION '*-
ON
SATURDAY, the 6th Jane, 1896, AT NOON,
缨
at the HONGKONG AND WHAMpoa Dock Co., KOWLOON,
(For Account of whom it may Concern),
ONE SPARE PROPELLER and TWO
SHAFTS
belonging to the S.S. ACTIV.
TERMS OF SALE :-Cash on delivery.
A Steamlaunch for faten ng Purchasers will leave the NEW FIDDAR'S WHARY at 17.30 AM. on day of Sale.
GEO. P. LAMMERT,
Auctioneer.
Hongkong, 30th May, 185.
DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED.
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FOR SWATOW, AMOY AND TAMSUI, THE Company's Steamship
"FORMOSA,"
Captain Robson, will be despatched for the above Ports on TUESDAY, the and June, at
Noon,
For Freight Passage, apply to
JOUGLAS LAPRAIK & Co.
General Managers.
Hong
ong, 30th May, 1896.
"SHIRE" LINE OF STEAMERS,
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GINGER
WATER.
LEMONADE
SARSAPARILLA,
RASPE
ASPBERRYADE, ac.
BIRTH,
On the 10th instant, at No. 1, Pedder Strast, the wife of A. FIERE MARTY, of a daughter,
The Hongkong Telegrap
HONGKONG, SATURDAY, MAY 30, 1896.
(Special to Hongdong Tiligraph.)
Fund, which will be the only farfalt if declared to Messrs. Weatherby only by Tuesday, 4th February. Old Cup course, nearly two miles and a quarter, 47 suba., 14 of whom declared forfelt Closed January 7th, 1896.
LONDON, May 6th. Mr. Dobell's chс THE RUSH, by Barcaldine
Whirlpool.........
..Madden 1 Daks of Westminster'a b c BADDILKY, by
Shren-Farewell .....................Flolay 2 Mr. C. J. Blake's bror b 1 RockDOVE, by Gal-
Inale The Sleeping Beauty......Rickaby-3
(Wlaner trained by G. Lambton.) BETTING: 13 to 1 against The Rush.
TELEGRAMS started; won by two lengths.
SIR CLAUDE MACDONALD SCORES A POINT !
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A CONCESSION TO BRITISH MERCHANT!' SECURED AT LAST!
SHANGHAI, May 30th
11.38 a.m. Information has reached here in Peking to the effect that Sir Clst DAKIN, CRUICKSHANK & Co.'s WATERS are MacDonald arranged in the course made under the constant supervision of a duly | two Interviews with the President qualified English Chemist and will bear compa❘ the Tsungli Yamen the rison with the best English Manufactures. "Special terms to HOTELS, CLUES, MESI and other Large Consumers.
Any complaints should be addressed to the
Hongkong, 3rd May, 1936.
Manager,
A. S. WATSON & CO.,
LIMITED.
ESTABLISHED AD. 18411
WINES
AND
SPIRIT S.
1437
ALL these are selected by our London House,
bought direct at first hand, imported in wood and bottled by ourselves, thus saving all inter mediate profits, and enabling us to supply the
best growths at MODERATE PRICES. ·
PRICE LISTS,
with Frill Detalls, to be had on Application.
FORT after removal should he rested a month before use.. When required for drinking at once it should be ordered to be decanted at the Dispensaly before being sent out. SHERRY--Excellent Dinner and After Dinner Wines of very superior Vintages. All aro true Keres Wines.
CLARET.—Our Clarets, Inciv'ding the lowest priced, are guaranteed to be" the genuina product of the juice of the grape and are no artificially made fre m raisins and currents an is generally the case with Cheap Wines
BRANDY.—All our; Brandy is guaranteed to be pare Cognac, the difference in price being merely a question of age and vintage. WHISKY-A our Whisky is of excellent quality and of greater age than most brands in the market, The SCOTCH WHISKY marked "E" is universally popular, and is renounced by the best local connoisseurs to be saperlar to any other "brand in the Hongkong market.
We only guarantee our WINKS and SPIRITS to be genuine when bought direct from us id FOR NAGASAKI, KOBE AND YOKOHAMA. the Colony or from our authorised Agents at the
THE Steamehip THE
GLAMORGANSHIRE,"
Captalo H. N. Vyvyan, will be despatched as above on or about SATURDAY, the 6th June.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
DODWELL, CARLILE & Co.,
Agents.
Hongkong, 30th May, 1866.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
THE P.
P. & O. S. N. Co.'s Steamship
"KAISER-I-HIND,"
FROM BOMBAY, COLOMBO AND
1893
STRAITS, Consignees of 'Cargo by the above-named vessel are hereby informed that their Goods are being landed and placed at their risk in the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company's Godowns at Kowloon, where each consigament will be sorted out mark by mark and delivery can be obtained as, soon as the Goods are landed.
This vessel brings on Cargo ----
From London, &c. ex S.S. Marillia.
Coast Poris,
A. S. WATSON & CO., LD: THE HONGKONG DISPENSARY. Hanekong, 10th January, shoổ.
TO SUBSCRIBERS.
details
(Special to the Pinang Gazette.) THE ACHEEN WAR.
BATAVIA, May 20th. The Achinese have been firing with cannon an Lamdjamoe, but the Dutch artillery sac ceeded in silencing the fire.
Bad weather, which hampers the fmovements.] of the troops considerably, still continues,
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
THE Fortuguera man-of-war Bengo went into Kowloon Dock to-day.
an agreement whereby the British Ct cession at Tientsin will be extend about 800 mm [roughly speaking, 6H.M.S. Peacock left port this morning, bound equal : acre] beyond the old ilmits of for Nagasaki eta Amoy and Pagoda Anchorage, Settlement, which is far too small.
SIR G. WILLIAM Des Vœux, G.C.M.G., has present requirements.
been elected a Fellow of the Royal Colonial
21.M, cruiser Undauntad is at present en rovis from Singapore to this port.
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It is believed in the North that Rus will protest against this extension on ground that her nationals' claims, seel that they have not yet been given Concession at Tientsin, should have be considered
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30, 1896.
THE WATER SUPPLY.
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THE British feat' in the Far East is at present
In view of the notice that from and after the gathering at Nagasaki preparatory to the annual northern cruise. There are at present at that it June the supply of water will again be port the Alacrity, Centurion, Edgar, Immor shortened in the colony, the following par talite, Narcissus, Pique, Rainbow and Spartan.ticulars of the present supply, furnished us by the Water Authoilty, will doubtless ba of laterest to our readers, THE numerous friends in the Far East of Mijar Thomas, the owner of Morrison, and Llantan. Rut Taylor, R. A., will regret to hear that they left the Colony to-day by the P. & O. liner Caylon for the "kuld countrie" and are not likely. to return to the East for some time to come. ACCORDING to the arrangements made at St. Petersburg when the mail was leaving London on the 1st fastant, Li Hung-chang, almost immediately after the coronation fêtes at Moscow, will travel through Berlin, Essen, The Hagué, Brussels, Paris, London, New York, Washington, Chicago, Vancouver, and Shang- hai, arriving to Peking about the end of next November, His Excellency should be in London about the end of July, and will probably atay at least a week, his intention being, accord- ing to the Z. & C. Ezprass, to divide his time as nearly as possible in the various European capitals.
LATE last evening the Dock Company's tug Fame towed into barbour the Boltlah barque John Bately, whose stranding, some ten miles 'from Maczo while making this part from the Straits Last Friday, and abandonment by the crew was recorded during the early part of the week, donment, the Dock Company sent Capt. Stepan! Immediately upon receipt of the news of the sban- to the scens, and he succeeded in towing off the cxalt after several hours' hard work, and after
THE depaume of the Kalier-4-Hind for Shanghai has been postponed from daylight to to a.m. towards brought her safely into harbour. She is morrow morning-
now in the Cosmopolitan Deck, where she will be thoroughly repaired. When she was aban-
THE Directors of the North German Lloyd are reported to have called for tenders for the condoned the fishermen-nominally who throng fistraction of five new steamers of 5,000 tons each. MR. NEWMAN MUMFORD, Surveyor to Lloyd's Register is Hongkong, vice the late Mr. A. Johnston, arrived from London to-day by the Katar-Hind.
before any extension the old settlements was agreed It is also thought that Russia will not to take advantage of this opportunity put obstacles in the way of the Brits authorities as a set-off against the recei Interference of Lord Sallsbury b respe of the acquisition by Russian agents the foreshore of British propert (Mesir, Fergusson & Co.'s) in Cheloo, abat wich 30 much has been heard during the ur-Journeys in Central Asia,
rent month.
COLLAPSE OF THE LAND BOOM! What is locally known as the "lad bom" has reached a climax and a greatfalls the value of property is already reported. Many fortunes have been me here recently by speculators (many of them well-to-do Chinese) in land and house property, and it is probable that the sudden reaction which has set in will sul in some serious fallures,
FLEUTER'S MESSAGIS. ISASTER IN THE UNITED STAES.
LONDON, MS 18th.
The city of St. Louis, Missoul, has been le arfully devastated by a cyclone. It stimated tast 1,300 lives have been lost and locsand
The dansge
are rendere homeless. estimated at 5,000,000. It is conddeed to the most terrible disaster that has occurred in the United States since the bursting of the dwn at Johnstown.
Tar Royal Geographical Society has decided to bestow the Patron's Medal for this year on Mr. St. George Littledale for his three adventurous
Bythe French steamer Hanol to-day Mr. W. F. Spimey, Commissioner of Customs, and wife, and Mesars Kalnes, Williams, and Miller, left for Haphong, whence they will make their way by the Red River and overland to Mengtaů. Is Weekly Share Litt lanced at noon to-day Mr. Erich Georg reports that business during the week ended to-day has been very small, but that rates kave, nevertheless, ruled pretty steady. The market, as far as H. & S. Bank shares are concerned, closed quiet at 185 to 1843 per cent. memiums, owing to settlement shares being on offer. Steamboats have been done at $34, closing strong; and Punjoms st $16 and $151 for ordinaries, while Docks have been disposed of at 185 per cent, premium.
thousasis, and stripped her of everything move- the waters about the colony, flocked to her la able, including the copper on her bottom, though the cargo, Stugapore hard wood, proved too much for them to handle, and is practically intact. This salvage should add appreciably to the already large profits of the Dock Company for this half year, and once agals proves the energy and ability of the manager and staff who so zealously
protect the interests of the shareholders. THE BARRISTER'S FAVOURITE HYMN.-"'Briel' He is here our partion.”—Punch.
AMENITIES.—Roidery: POLITICAL couldn't say boo to a goose."'Harcourt:
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HE: "That was a queer freak of Price's-
marrying a woman twice his age. I wonder how it came about 7
Sar: "Naturally enough. He was without money and she was without Price."
IN THE NEAR FUTURE-Lawyer: "I now offer In evidence a photograph of the broken heart of the plaintiff, taken by the Röntgen process." Judre: Admitted. Let it be marked *Exbi kit X. *
THE Mission steam-launch Day Spring will call alongside any vessel bolsting the answering pennant, between 9 and 10.30 am. on Sunday,
returning about 13.30 p.m. to convey men ashore to the 11 o'clock service,
GENERAL WOKOFY, commander of the Russian regiment bearing the title of Wilhelm, King of Prasla, bas been appointed Chief of the general Staff in the Use "district, on the Russo-Korea and Keres-Chinx frontiers.
The many friends in the Colony of the popular managerof Kennedy's Causeway Bay repository. Mr. David Kennedy, will be sorry to hear that he is indisposed, though, as far as can be gathered at present, there is no cause for serious sarm. David Kennedy is a thorough-going sport,
■ skilful trainer of race-panies, the friend of
It is announced in the London Gazette that her many and the enemy of none, and Is, moreover
under the Great Seal, to create and institute an The Australian XI. has besten Yorkshirt by as good a shot over the goo yards range as ever | Majesty has been pleased, by Letters Fatest stepped in shoe-leather. It is, therefore, gratifyOrder of the Knighthood, to be called and an innings and eight runs.
In the match Gloucester verrus Sussexdring to be assured that he is pulling through, known by the same and style of "The Royal W. G. Grace scored 243, not out.
CRICKET.
(Special to the Astan) RESULT OF THE ONE THOUSANI
GUINEAS.
The ONE TRIOUSAND GUINEAS STAKES ste
· hundred wv. each, b. ft. for three-yigid filles, Bat. lb each; the owner ofte second filly to receive 200 sors, out ole stakes, and the third to save his stake; H. 9t abs. Closed goth October, 1895. n on Friday, 1st May, 1896.
LONDON, May za
H. R. H. Prince of Wales' be (THAIS
St. Serl-Foetry WAX Mr. Douglas Baird's bor br { SANTA MAURE
by St. Simon-Palmßówer Rick
THERE were seventeen câses o! plague to noon to-day--three in the city, six in the harbour, six In Kowloon, one at Shan-ki-wan, and one from Canton. This makes a toist since last Saturday noon of 100 cases. Mr. Skelton, who was taken ili with the disease over two weeks ago,lson the high road to recovery. Mr. Pitacco is likewise nearly well; a soldier who was sent to the hospital supposed to be offering from lever là now thought to be out of danger, and the infant sen of Inspector Hanson, of the Water Police, who was reported on Thursday to be ill with bubonic plague, now shows every sign of speedy recovery;
Victorian Order,"
The Hon. Treasurer of the Alice Memorial and Nethersole Hospitals begs to scimowledge with thanks the following donations to the fands of the Hospitals:-
Commodore Bayes, R. N. ..............$20 H. L. Jast and Cõisian............mi ·IS R. L. B.....JMET DEPANA NO TALOUDELİLİYORUZI 5. Hall
J. H: Maclshore ........................130
IN September, 1894, the Statist announced the offer of a prias for the best essay on an Im- perial Castors Union, The Marquis of Lorna and Lord Playfair, who acted as judges in the award of the prise, have, according to London exchanges received by the mail to-day, decided prizes of 500 gulness each, awarding these sums to the Hon. J. G. Colmer, CMG, and Mr. R. S. Ashton, of Kent
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There are at present barely forty millions of. gallons in the two reservoln, which, at the rate of consumption of the last few weeks, would he exhausted in about fortnight, This does not leave margin enough for safety. It will be remembered that the full supply was turned on owing to the un- usually heavy fall in February last, Daring May the average rainfall for the last twenty years has been twelve inches, while this year less than one inch has fallen. During the next three months, If we bays only the awar nge fall, we may expect over forty taches, which will fill both the reservoirs. But until good lustalment of this is forthcoming, it again" be- comes necessary to be careful in the use of the small existing supply,
THE "ACTİV" FLOATED.
A WINDFALL FOR MR, MARTY, ' News was received last areálog by Messrs. Marty and Co. that the wreck of the Danish steamer Activ, which went ashore at Sad Point, some 10 miles from Holhow, on the 7th April, while on a vorage from Pakhol to Holbow, had been floated off the rocks. it will be remembered that the ship was abandoned by the owners as being la too bad a position to be saved, and the wreck was put up for auction and knocked down to Mr. A. R. Marty for $1,500. The new owner at once placed ta-chief of the shipbuilding works of the Com- pagnie de Navigation Tonkinoise at Haiphong. the job in the hands of Mr. W. C. Jack, anglacer
This gentleman at once began work by shorlog up the bulkheads, and with the aid of two large powerful cargo-boats from Hongkong and pumps the wreck was soon in a condition to be hauled off at high tide. But it was not unill the 25th fast, upon the anival of the company's steamer Ranch, that it was flated company's Actto win towed to a sandy beach inside the means of a tag which was at the scene, the polat, where she was beached at high water.
Mr. Jack is now busily engaged in patching up the holes in the ship's bottom sufficiently to allow the ship to be towed either to Hongkong or Haiphong, whichever is found preferable, to be thoroughly repaired. Captala Meliance and a crew of Chinese were sent down to-day to take charge of her.
Mr. Marty is to be congratulated upon the success of his venture, which is entirely due to the skill and attention of Mr. Jack, who has once again proved his ability to undertake say work in his line and carry it to a successful conclusion.
THE GROWTH OF SHANGHAI.
So rapid, so vast, so inconceivable to all bat eye-witnesses has been the growth of Shanghai during the past twenty years, that he who would attempt to do anything like Justics to "the Unila republic" as it is not inaptly styled, within the compass of an ordinary newspaper article would be doomed to fallure from the very outset. Yet, strange to say; a-writer in the London and China Expres of the 1st May has osizyed it, and although hë of course falls to give his readers even sa approximate notion of what the thriving city. on the banks of the maddy. Whangpoo (with Its palatial banks and bongs, Its bundreds of thousands of busy and peace-loving ratepayers, its huge, and ever-increasing, cotton mills and alik fiatures, its extensive docks and wharves, tanneries, tes-gardens, race-course and recreation grounde, publicgardens and magnificent road)) is like. He starts off by stating that "some thirty years ago Municipal Council, of which Mr. Henry Dent was Chairman, introduced a Th. 500,000 budget, which the Shanghai ratepayers rejected farthwith The figure represented a Immense increase over the previous year... It scarcely needed Sis Harry Parkes cautio suggestion that, if such a budget were justified, fast Shanghat must be prospering Thy
common fadeed, to bring home to the sense of the community that tach fiscal fireworks would not do.... We are now again in the presence of similar sum; but this time it is unanimously approved. The Cornell asked sanction, at the annual meeting in March Ixst, to an expenditure of Th. 650,000 of which taxation is estimated to ylald Tix. $30,000 and the remainder is to be borrowed at 5 par cunt.” Having delivered himself thus and indirectly questioned the wisdom of the policy pursued by the Council, the writer goes off at a tangent and gets involved in a pericet net-work of railways? then be touches on the Woosung Bar, compares the fate of the old Rifle Range with that of the great Wimbledon Butts, and passes, glibly on s Hankow, where, he solemnly avans, "time wR when we could have extended the British Concession at that port. He adds that at the office of the Chins Fire Insurance Co.
the Americans, is obtaloing la due sesson, yesterday afternoon. Mr. Macbean, Chairman
an extension of their settlement st Hongker, of the Association, presided. Twenty-four com-
exomple set their British neighbours an panies were represented. The Chirman, before "AN EX-M. L. Cwrites, under date 29th April,
to the London & China Expres as follows that cannat be too speedily followed, for, moving the adoption of the report and accounts
re the grievances of HongkongDear Sir, he very pertinently remarks, "the exten- for the year ended 31st March, 1896, addressed in your leader on The Grievances of Hong sion of the Settlements means the extension of those present, reviewing the work done by the kong "you blame the petitioners for asking too vested interests, as well as of manufactures and much on some points, but end by saying that commerce." Finally, he writes about half-a- Association during the year. The following all they asked was the right to manage the column to assure the Shanghallanders that they gentlemen were elected the Committes for the local affairs, and contral the expendline of have all to gain and nothing to lose by having calony where Imperial considerations the "Heaven-seat Barrier" surveyed and current year:-Meares Macbean (Chairman), the Tomlin, Fahrmann, C. H. Lammert, Wicking, were not involved; and such an addi- dredged at any cost, and winds up one of the Alex, Ross, and Cromble (Hop, Secretary); Jon to the unofficial element in the Legislative most empty articles on Shangkel that has been Council, and such introduction of that element published for a long time past by mating that On the motion of Mr. Veitch; seconded by Mr in the Executive Council, as might suffice to Mr. David Brand did the right thing in sitting Wicking, a vote of thanks was accorded to the ensure the gmaral interests of the colony, Id upon the tramway scheme. It is doubtfal retiring Commitee. With a vote of thanks to these days the old colonial system is a mistake, whether a more misleading, head-line ever -at any rate in as far as Hongkong and the admed the editorial coloms of our usualy welz there...la” /úa the Chairman the meeting ended.
Straits are concerned. These colonies are no Informed contemporary, for
the wilter to. longer in swaddling clothes, but bave very im- serious attempt made by portant
Interests bound up in them, and these in furnish his readers with the slightest caricep forests, being chiefly local, require the knowledge tion of bow the Manchester of the Great of and assistance of competent people to deal with to-day compares with the dickety shayitley, il them. It would not so much matter how the two drained streets, and sparsely populated town Councils were composed if the Government that it has so speadily replaced, raza " do allowed freedom of conscience to Official Shanghal properly at the present time it Members, as the common senes of these offices would take several weeks, and to report in detall would generally guide their opicions; but am all that la to be seen there, aw furnish the under the present system public interests are not world with interesting and reliable information a time and oft. To tak for an Unofficial masJolly Industries, and the Govers, on a way I the sufficiently protected, as has bees shown many, about the arts, manufactures, thesand-and-ons in the Legislative Council is therefore, not maniacturing centre, which, by the way to the carescuable. Hongkong has been fly years a centre of a vast riverine and ocean shipping British colony Singapore, has been thirty years trade, would occupy far more time and space under the Colonial Office, and both are surdly than we have at our disposal to-day. If as worthy of a mora representative Government however, mbject to which we still revert in Maurities and Ceylon. Each colasy under the near future, with a view, fater alia, to holding the British Crown Khould have full power to up Shanghal as a bright example form which, maice and enforce such laws and regulations had the ratepayers only a moderate share in thi as may be necessary to secure the local control of their municipal affairs, Hongkong and should be in w. might with advantage obtain many a useful ob- and Ject terson. Shanghil is a great city; it is destined to be the leading manufacturing town in the facklists in Far East, and may even now, without the risk of
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WORD has been received from Wachowfu that Mr. Woode, who is at present there with the cargo of goods which he and Mr. Watts took up to follow sy the supposed victory obtained by Brad. J. Andrew, has met with much the same Lord Houghton's b Furrens, by Gallop, dificulties as did his predecessor. Obstructions were thrown in his way, but it is now thought (Winner trained by R. Marsh, of Newma) BETTING:The betting at the start we to that, after a few more formalities have been gone Advertisects, do, be addreed to the Manage, gens against Gwladina; 5 to 3 against these through, he will be able to dispose of his goods of Wales' Billy; to to teach against Sd, ars to advantage. Both the officials and merchants and Felly Boat, the other placed horses.
Won by a head, three-quarters of aigti are expecting the unival of a detachment of
the Marfilme Customs staff, when the latter con dividing second and thirch
H.R.We win wax roceived with an owes fidently expect that the difficulties at present atter of popular feeling such as is rarely witness of ding trade with the fan kwel will be removed an English taco come! O and business will boom. The purchase of land RESULT OF THE CHESTER CU by the China Merchants Company, foreigners, The CHESTER CUF (HANDICAP) of 3,500 s. (and the Imperial Customs, on the moths Bank
Cup valued so sova, and the resister is of the sirer below the city, has caused in portats of the portal. In Judiciendo
position to event spočić); added to aj inweepstakes of apors inprecedented * Bound "In the pries of land, as detrimental legislation which may be attempted each, 15ft, for three-year-olds and upwede
Letters Koftorial matters to be east to "*The Editoy" and sok to individual members of the sand. -
Connexionsintisdad for publication must be socompenfed
From Calcutta, S.S. Chulan and Sumatra.e and addree of the pylimen, not necimally for
Optional goods will be landed here unless Instructions are given to the contrary before 3.30 P.M. TO-DAY.
Goods not cleared by the 5th June R$ 4 P., will be subject to rent.
No Fire Insurance will be affected by ma in any case whalover,
All damaged Packages must be left in the Godowns and notice of same given to the lindure signed on pr. before the 7th Jans, after which・ no Claints will be recogolsed.
H. A RITCHIE,
Superintendent?!
Hongkong, goth May, 1896,
but on evidence of good želih,
Will the colure of the Hosting Teluruh with sheers secting pabic tendens, it must be credinctly made wood that
be opge for the fir dacados by correspondents of all question
the Batedom net in any way hold hinnat suponible kur | | oplatone thas empoweveć,
TO ADVERTEERS.
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