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Co-day's Advertisements.

GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION,

T is hereby notified that, from MONDAY, the 15th instant, the Constant System of WATER SUPPLY will be again INTRO. DUCED and maintained, until further notice, in the Public Mains throughout the Cry.

By Command,

J. H. STEWART LOCKHART,

Colonial Secretary,

Colonial Secretary's Office,

Hongkong, rith June 186

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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF

HONGKONG.

IN BANKRUPTCY,

No. 14 OF 1894.

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IN THE MATTER OF SAN TAI LUNG. EX-PARTE PONG YUI KAL

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 1896.

Intimations. DAKIN, CRUICKSHANK & COMPANY, LIMITED, VICTORIA DISPENSARY,

HONGKONG.

AERATED WATERS.

SIM

*IMPLE AERATED WATER.

WATER.

1974 G

SECOND DIVIDEND Intended to be Declared in the matter of SAN TAI LUNG, adjudicated Bankrupt on the 4th March, 1805.

SODA

INGER ALE

LEMONADE.

DAKIN, CRUICKSHANK & Cols 'WATERS are made under the constant supervision of a duly qualified English Chemist and will bear corn-a- rison with the best English Manufactures.

Special terms to HOTELS, CLUBS, MESES and other Large ConsuZĒTS,

Manager.

CREDITORS who have not proved their Any complaints should be addressed is the DEBTS by the 15th day of July, 1896, will be EXCLUDED.

Dated this rath day of Jane, 1896.

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M

ARATHOON SETH,

Trustee.

CLARET!!

CLARET ARGAUX, perdoz, qlt. $13.79.

Per dox. pls. $5.75.

St. Julian (z Crowns), per dor qts, $9.50, Per doz. pls. $5-75

St. Julian (Crown), per dez, qts. $7.00,

Per dos. pls. $4.60.

Quality will speak for itself.

H. RUTTONJEE,

13. D'Agullar Street.

Hongkong, 14th June, 1896,

TO LET.

No. 3, STEWART TERRACE.

Apply to

Hongkong, 13th June, 1896.

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JW. NOBLE.

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FOR SHANGHAI.

HE Steamship

TH

"DAPHNE," Captain J. Samuelsen, will be despatched for the above Port on MONDAY, the 15th instant, st

4 P.M., instead of as préviously advertised,

For Freight or Passage, apply to

SIEMSSEN & Co. Hangkany. 13th June, 1896.

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DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED.

FOR SWATOW, AMOY AND FOOCHOW.

THE Company's Steamship

"HAITAN,"

Captain Rosch, will be despatched for the above Ports on TUESDAY, the 16th instant, at 10 AM.

For Freight of Passage, apply to

DOUGLAS LAPRAIK & Co,

General Managers.

Hongkong, 13th June, rags..

DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP COMPANY,

LIMITED,

FOR AMOY AND TAMSUI, HE Company's Steamship

ΤΗΣ

"FORMOSA,"

1973

Captain Robson, will be despatched for the above Ports on TUESDAY, the 16th instant, at 4 P.M.

For Freight or Passare, apply to

DOUGLAS LAPRAIK & Co.,

General Managers.

1978

~Hongkong, Tya füse, 1896.

THE CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGA. TION COMPANY, LIMITED,

FOR LONDON AND LIVERPOOL, VIA STRAITS AND USUAL PORTS OF: CALL. (Taking transhipment Cargo for GLASGOW, CONTINENTAL PORTS, RIVER PLATE, &C.) (Al Revised Ratti)

THE

HE Company's Steamship

"RYSON,"

J. S. Hogg, Commander, ́ will be despatched as above on WEDNESDAY, the 17th instant, at $', M.

For Freight, &c., apply to

HOLLIDAY, WISE & Co,

Agents.

Hongkong, 13th Jane, t8o6.

1901

Hongkong, 3rd May, Hot.

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porary, nor in accordance with the spirit of moderation which, as a rule, characterizes his utterances, to endeavour to stir up public feeling agalast us by an apparently wilful misrepresentation of the scope and object of our writings with reference to this unfortunate man, who, for a trifling | theft, has been punished with death, and

with such a horrible death.

THE thisloth series of meetings conducted an- nually la London by the Committed of Manage- ment of the Chins Inland Mission were held la the great British metropolis on the ayth uldma and äwe fallowing days..

CALDER heads the ilst of winning jockeys at the recent Singapore race-meeting, with eight wins former had, it is said, by far the best of the against the seven scored by Campbell. The

mannts. The most successful owner was Mr. Tann, whose speedy representatives won no less than nina races.

Here is a healthy Chinaman in the prime | Tax Manchester Cup, which was won by a head of Ilfe seat to prison for twenty-eight days last year by Florisel II, was secured by Docker for theft. Before his sentence has expired on the 37th ulk, with Ghislaina wecond and he is dead and buried. He died from Falar third" blood poisoning? The polson came, not from any external source, but from abscesses formed in the wounds, "so large and so big," made on his person by two floggings administered in the Gaol, for alleged breaches of prison discipline, one of alx strokes, and one of twelve strokes. | There is no evidence of his having been examined or treated by any medical tore his death, and then, as Dr. BELL sald, man until less than twenty-four hours be

he was very ill Indeed, suffering from blood poisoning. There was no one with him or near him when he died. There is no explanation of how the wounds, the result of the flogging, came to be "so large and so big" of how abscesses came to form In those wounds; of how those abscesses remained unnoticed and uncared for until Dr. BILL saw them; af how, in these days of antiseptic medicine, they became so polsonous as to be deadly in their results. The formation of abscesses and death by blood poisoning from these abscesses is not the natural, the ordinary or the necessary result of a severe flogging, Therefore, when such results do follow and death ensues there should be full inquiry and full explanation, and so far there has been done.

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| THE Mission steam-launch Day Spring will call alongside any vessel hoisting the answering east, between 9 and to go am. on Sunday to convey men nahore to the xx o'clock service, returning about 13.30 p.m.

THE Hon. Treasurer of the Alice Memorial and Nethertels Hospitals begs to acknowledge with thanks the following donation to the funds of the Hospitals -

Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and

Godown Company, Limited......$50 Messus D, and W. HENDERSON launched tom their yard at Patrick on the 13th May the

encs, and placed is racing trims for the Southend German Emperor's new racing yacht, the After. The now culter was to be taken to Gourock st

and Harwich race on the goth May. The Matter ficated with 1810. less water than required by Lord Danraven's luckless yacht Valkyria. IT is noted in the London Gazette that the

Tims afternoon Mr. John Andrew won the Hong Queen has been pleased to give and gmat unto kong Ride Association's Long Range Cup with Mr. Montague Kirkwood, Legal Adviser to the the good score of 93 at 700 and 500 yards ranges, Japanese Government, Her Majesty's Royal while the Spoons were divided between him and Ilcence and authority that he may accept and Mr. A. Brown, who put "together or points, was the following decorations (1) |_ The Private Goodger, R.A., made 84, Mr. W. Dean

Insignia of the Imperial Order of the Sacred Treasure of the Second Clais; (3) the Insignia also having a similar score placed to his credit. of the Imperial Order of the Rising Son of the Third Class; the Japanese Constitution ORDERS were given on the 14th ultimo by the Medal; and (4) the Silver Wedding Medal; which Admiralty for the first-class crufser Grafton, have been conferred upon him by His Majesty fagship of Rear Admiral C. L. Oxley, the newly- the Emperor of Japan in recognition of vis appointed second in command of the British Farice while actually and calmely employed wastern Squadron, to be ready to leave Chatham on Her Majesty's Dominions in the service

of the Japanma Government on June 4th for Sheomoss, where she would

THE following, for which the military corre distinctly worthy of record in this journal:--- The "Rife Bilgado Chronicle for 1895" contains a new version of an old Rifieman's song, which will be read with amusement by these acquainted with the rivalry which exists

and now the Rise Brigade, who have always Both wrote some words to a song a few year ago; claimed the original song and tune as their own,

Now, to remove all doubts and difficulties on the subject, let us say that we have always been in favour," and are still in favour, of corporal punishment in fitting cases. There are men for whom, apparent ly, no other punishment is really effective, There are crimes and offences for which no other punishment is so suitable. Neither this journal nor the writer of these notes SARSAPARILLA

ever sympathised with Governor HINNESST RASPB

ASPBERRYADE, &c. in his determined opposition to flogging In every shape and form. We acquiesced In the settlement of the question of corporal punishment then arrived at, and accepted as final by this community. But there were abuses then In connection with the flogging of prisoners which Porr HEXASY dragged intothe light, and which, to the gratificailon of all right-thinking men, were then put a stop to. There may have sprung up, since then, equally dangerous abuses in connection with the new system, and we want to ascertain if it la so, and if it is, to have them fully investi- gated and corrected. There must be something wrong in the working of the Gaol when, in spite of all the care taken men are frequently flogged in the Gaol to identify prisoners and to mark their for offences not within the scope of the clothing conspicuously with a number, | Rules and Regulations, and that corporal an innocent man gets the flogging awarded punishment is becoming the rule rather to & dangerous offender, and when a short than the exception in all cases of insubor-properties of the two Companies by the Anglo-between the Brigade and the old bath. The time afterwards a prisoner dies in gaol,dination, instead of being confined to cases untended, from the direct effects of a of gross insubordination and after all flogging supposed to have been other modes of compelling obedience have legally and properly administered. been exhausted. We should like to know Corporal punishment is a proper and the specific offences for which the dead sultable penalty for many offences. It is man was flogged twice within nine days. peculiarly suitable and likely to be more And what was his treatment in hospital effective than any other form of punish-between the date of his admission and of ment in Hongkong because of our his death. We should like to see geographical position and of the character published also the written certificates of the of the people the criminal law has mainly Doctor who passed him for punishment to deal with, aur the administration of it each time. We think they ought under must be regulated by law, and carried out the Rules to have been in writing. in strict accordance with law and in accordance with the dictates enlightened humanity, and it must be

A. S. WATSON & CO., LIMITEDI.

ESTABLISHED AD. 1841;

WINES

SPIRIT S.

" AND

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 Full Details, to be had on Application.

PORT after removal should be rested a month before use. When required for drinking at once it should be ordered to be decanted at the Dispensary before being sent oat, SHERRY.-Excellent Dinner and After Dinner Wines of very superior Vintages. All are

of An

We have every reason to bellave that complete the preparailons for her departure for Ispondent of home paper is responsible, is

(Special to Hongkong Telegraph.)

MORE QUARANTINEI

SHANGHAI, June 13th.

5.55 p.m.

Swatow and Amoy have been declared Infected, and all vessels arriving here from those ports are subjected to the Special Regulations issued here on the 6th ultimo, with a view to preventing the importation of plague at this port.

Hongkong.

Wx learn from the General Managers of Oilvers Freehold Mines and the New Balmoral Gold Mining Company that an offer to purchase the Australian Company, Londen, has been accepted, The offer is subject to the mines being farar ably reported on by the expert of the Anglo-adopted a version from the pen of Captain B. R.

Ward, R.E., of which the following is the first Australian Company, now in Australia.

vene and chorus :—

M. DE BLOWITZ writer with good sense in one of his Paris letters to the Times on the utterances of French journalists with regard to affairs in South Africa. He sees in their denunciations of Mr. Chamberlain much more than the cry of outraged humanity, equity, or morally. "I am convinced,” be writes, "that the outcry of the Russian or French papers would not be quite so |load-and they would be quite right—li Dr. Jameson and Mr. Ceci Rhodes were called

"Oh Colonel Cootee Mannlugham, he was

the man f

For be invented a capilal plan- Ho formed a corps of riflemen,

To fight for England's glory 1" The amusing part of this is that the 60th claim to be the oldest riflemen, but the Rifle Brigade, through means of their champion, Major WUloughby Verner, would rather die than admit it. The real facts are that the first Rifle Com- pany in the British Service was formed in the North York Militia; the first Rifle Batallan la the Service was the old 5th Battalion of the 60th; and that the Ride Brigade formed the first entire rifle regiment. There is no getting ever this.

THE recently signed German-Japanere Treaty, | the fext of which has now been promulgated

seems, by all the Z. &- C. Express can leari, SPAIN is reported to have prepared, as far as her to be more important than the British Trosty... exchequer permits, for a possible war with tha for the Consular Convention secures a number United States. The Spanlards profess to be firmly convinced that Congress must have been al important' rights and pitvileges, which will, of course, fall to Great Britain also under the

bribed to pass the Cuban resolutions, and this belle! is said to be strengthened by certain favoured zation clause. It might, continues our revelations made by the Diario de la Marina Londen contemporary, possibly be expedient (Havana). This paper asserts that the for Great Britain to conclude a special Convenaban leaders have signed sa agreement with a syndicate of American expitalists, which a Frisco paper translates as follows

watched over sedulously and constantly, TELEGRAMS. Dr. Jameson and M. Casimir Rodean. that it may not be made to degenerate Into cruelty and inhumanity. Our morning contemporary would not allow the ordinary penalty for idleness and refusal to work In gaol-penal diet of bread or rice and water and in diminished quantity- to be carried to the length of starvation, or to such a length as to entail disease. Neither may flogging, although it must necessarily be made use of In the last resort, to enforce the observance of prison discipline, be carried to the extent of death or permanent injury. That is not the Intention of the law. Death, of course, may CLARET-Our Clarets, including the lowest accidentally follow from flogging, as death priced, are guaranteed to be the genuine may follow from the prick of a pla or the bite of a mosquito, but the man who product of the juice of the grape and are not

caused the death of another by a pin- artifcially made from raisins and currents

prick, however unintentionally, would be a la generally the case with Cheap Whats gulity of manslaughter, if the death BRANDY-All our Brandy is guaranteed to be directly followed from the action of the Its occurrence.

n

true Xerex Wines.

pure Cognic, the difference in price being merely a question of age and vintage. WHISKY-All our Walky a of excellent quality and of greater age than most brands in the market. The Scorch Way marked "E" is universally popular, and is pronounced by the best local connoisseurs to be superior to any other brand in the Hongkong market.

We only guarantee our WINES and SPIRITS to be genuine when bought direct from us in the Colony or from our authorised Agents at the

pin.

those

A prisoner in gaol is helpless to protect depending for everything on himself. He is a slave for the time being immediately about him and over him. He is secluded from the public, and from the ordinary means of assistance and redress. Hence it is that the law lays down in the most minute fashion how he is to be treated in prison, how fed, clothed, worked, and punished. The quantity and quality of his food is strictly regulated. His hours of labour and rest, the kind of work he may be put to, the quantity be may be required to do, are all a matter of rule. The powers and authorities of every one about him are clearly defined, and be is provided with medicines and medical attendance, and with everything necessary to ensure his health and his fair treatment. A. S. WATSON & CO., LD. He has certain clearly defined rights, and special provision is made to secure, so far as possible, that those rights are 'regarded, There are the Visiting Justices going round each week. The Gaol is supposed to be open at all times to all the Justices of the special duties and responsibilities with regard to the prisoners. There is a pro- vision that in every case of death in the

Coast Ports.

THE HONGKONG DISPENSARY, Fongkong, 10th January, 1806.

DEATH.

REUTER'S MESSAGES.

THE-JAMESON. TRIAL,

LONDON, Jung zeth, The trial of Dr. Jameson has been resumed. The evidence continues to show that prepare- tions were made for the rald a long time before

THE REFORM LEADERS. payment of fine of £35,000 each, and an The Reform leaders have been released on undertaking to abstain from politics ander pala of banishment.

INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION. The Commercial Congress of the Empire has resolution in favour of arbitration in International disputes.

GREAT BRITAIN AND GERMANY. The tone of the German Press is more friendly to Great Britam,

LOCAL AND GENERAL.

H.M.S. Immortalits is now at Yokohama.

Dock Co.'s experts. THE gunboat Plover la still in the hands of the

THERE wear only two cases of plague to-day

one each from the city and the harbour. H.M.S. Peacock looked in at Foochow on the gib last. She was to make only a short stay

here.

tion, of the sama nature, though it must be confessed this'would be an innovation in English polities, for Great Britain has not hikerto signed avy special Consular Convention with any "European Power.

1. If the Insurrection is successful, the pro- tection of the United States shall be invoked, to prevent European Intervention.

2. The American syndicate shall have a right to sell sif government land.

3. The syndicate shall have a monopoly of all new rallionde, harbours, telegraph and telephone lines,

4 All materials necessary for constructing such works shall be imported duty free.

"5. During the first five years all American enterprises shall be free from taxation; English Anserican teachers, shall be taught at all pubile schools, and by

MUSTERS of the new season's ten werp Grat shown at Foochow on the agth ulto, five days later than last year, and business commenced a few days later in a desultory kind of manner, This week, says the Echo of the and June, market is quiet and the settlements for the same buying has become general, but the tone of the

number of days are much smaller then last year, A spirit of caution evidently prevails. The best of the up-country teas and Souchongas Cabasi, the rest, with the exception of one or two are considered preferable_to_last year's, but

districts, are characterized

an average **

crop of good useful quality. The general basis of prices te lower all round. The first direct steamer, the Glingyli, will leave on the 9th instant, fø, eight days later than the first steamer last person.

6. The monetary system to ba in conformity with that of the United States.

#7. American clilzens to bave the same righte

aurrection Cuba shall be annexed to the ug Within ten-years after the triumph-of-the-

United States."

The paper asserts that thin, syndicate at pre- the war. In England the Insurgent cause does sent furnishes the money necessary to carry on not meet with any oppositios, bat the resolutions passed in Congress nevertheless sie freely criticised and in many quarters boldly, denounced.

THE "RICKMERS” LINERS.

YESTERDAY'S RECEPTION, From time immemorial almost, the name of

At Cantos, on the 12th instant, STARLING CARRICK JE, aged 47 yours. Much respected Peace. The Governor of the colony has on the 30th ult, the death of Professor Joshua tine of nine days from the date of departure they so long held in the carrying trade of

THE CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGA. | and deeply regreited.

TION COMPANY, LIMITED, -

FOR LONDON,

VIA STRAITS AND USUAL FORTS OF

CALL

́(Taking transhipment Carro for GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL CONTINENTAL PORTS,

THE

RIVER PLATE, &c.)

(A1 Revised Rates)

Company's Steamship

"MOYUNE,"

The Hongkong

Gelegraph

HONGKONG, SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 1896,

Russell Reynolds, the eminent physician, was anounced.

Centurion, Narcitrus, and Pigus are at present

at Nagasakl

IT is notified that from Monday, the 15th instant, the constoné syriam of water supply will be renewed. Vide nävt.

Or the and inst, the foreigners who have pitched their tents on Nantal Island, overlooking the city of Focchow, were greatly astonlished and that the port of Foochow had been declared Rickmess has been families in the East in con- annoyed when notified by the British Consul

infected, although, as a matter of fact, neither nection with a line of fine sailing vessels, which has been regularly conveying cargoes to and smallpox, cholera, nor plague are prevalent from the Far East and Great West. With the there. The canidiar fillet doux read as follows: Increase of steamer traffle this old established "Feochow has been declared infected-owing firm has decided to fall in with the new order of to the prevalence of bubonic plague. A quaran" things and make an effort to maintain the place

from Toochow will be imposed on all passenger the East.. To this end they are boliding thres stoamers,"

larga steamers. fitted up on the most approved The Foochow Ecko positively denies that principles for vessels of thin class, with which the Government of the Stralis Settlements. It the "Shell" lee of steamers, maring fott- These steamers will be run in conjunction with says-“Sofar from any prevalence of the disease, nightly service, under the control in the Far East not a single case could be heard of, and our co three firms Interested in the trade-Mesir. of Messrs. Amhold, Kerberg & Co. The temporary suggests that the telegram from Rickmers & Co., Bremenhavoo, Messrs Arnhold, Singapore conveying the decision of the Karberg & Co., of Hongkong, Chlas, and London, authorities to treat vessels from Fonchow as and Maista. Samuel Samnels & Co., of Japan, Intended for some other port,

nected, and unitedly form one of the fargest shipping and mercantila syndicates east of the

of Germany and large amount of the London Suer Canal. In addition to the tank-oil trade, which in aniizely in their hands, the export trade trade is controlled by them, while, in connection with the homeward bound trade, the rice mills

we are informed, however, that while this new la Hamburg owned by Mast Rickmers give premise of ample cargo on the return voyages. lins might be expected, at first sight, to cut lato the buifners of the established lines, the trade in the East is expanding so rapidly that this will not be the case, this statement

C. H. Kemp, Commander, will be despatched as dents who have addressed it with reference easily be overworked, or starved, or THE U.S.8. Forktoum and the Russian skips | hailing from an Infected port must have been London, and Hamburg-are all very closely con

above on SATURDAY; the 20th instant, at g

P.M.

For Freight, &c., apply to

HOLLIDAY, WISE & Co,

Agents. Hongkong, 13th June, 1806. "GLEN" LINE OF STEAM PACKETS. FROM ANTWERP, LONDON AND STRAITS.

HE Steamrip

THE

Dmitry Donskot, Keruis, Oivojny, Zablaka, and Emperor Nickolat 1, are at Chemipo, MONDAY, the 15th instant, being the day se part by the Bages for the noisy celebration knows as the Dragon-boat Festival, will be observed at Canton as a general holiday. THE Pails, Gaviots publishes an account of an interview that has taken place at St. Petersburg between. the Tsar and M, Flourens, la which His Majesty la understood to have declared he would support France in the Egyptian Question

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reached London many and strong were the Warm nows of the Rumian cósep si Chalon hinis thrown out to Russia through the medium of the press that she had gone a little too far

discretion the beltes part of valour, We call and that she may find the exercise of a wise from a few of the papers the following interest fng extracts (---.

Gaol, although clearly a natural death from | H.M.S. Rainbow, Spartan, Alacrity. Edgar, there is the least Justification for the action of they propose to establish a monthly service, disease, there shall be an inquest. Why are all these precautions taken? Because from the necessitles of the case a prisoner is absolutely helpless and unprotected in THE FLOGGING FATALITY.

the hands of his gaolers, and unless pro- tected by the law and by the strict enforce Neither this journal nor the correspon- ment of the law in all its details might to the recent death from flogging in the gravely Injured, or done to death in his Victoria Gaol have introduced into the prison. Such things have happened and discussion of a very painful subject any will happen again, but that is no reason trace of maudiin or of any other why they should not be closely looked Into [924 description of sentimentality. The ques when they do happen; why steps should tion has been considered wholly, solely, and not be taken to obviate their recurrence, or entirely from the practical point of view of why there should be no punishment for law and justice. There has been no desire those through whose fault these things and no attempt to re-open the general have happened. All we ask or want in question of the propriety or otherwise of this case is a full enquiry Into the causes "GLENFARG,"

corporal punishment, or to interfere with of the death of this Chinese prisoner (a the decisions arrived at by the Secretary public examination; because no other will having arrived from the above Forts, Consignees of State, with the concurrence of the public, be complete and satisfactory), the correc- of Cargo by her are hereby taformed that their in the time of POPE HENNESSY. Our morn- tion of any abuses, alther active or the to the bitter end, · · Goods are being landed at their risk. Into the Godowns of the Hongkang and Kowloon Wharf ng contemporary in writing as he did in result of negligence or carelessness, that A SPECIAL COMMISSION, said to be composed of and Godown Company, Limited, at Kowloon, his leading article of the 12th is doing us have contributed to the unfortunate event, Mr. T. Sarcombe Smith, Acting Paline Judge, whence delivery may be obtained.

and our correspondents & gross. Injustice, if there have been any such; the removal Optional Cargo will be landed here unless and, so far as his readers are concerned, or punishment of any persons through Captain W. C. H. Hastiegs, Police Magistrate, notice to the contrary be given before Noce he appears to be desirous of leading them whose misconduct or neglect of duty and Dr. J. M. Atkinson, Superintendent of the

Cargo remaining undelivered after the 19th the questions really. In issue to matters ment of the prisoners. If the result of an talaquire into the Begging fatality at the Goat. Problam, cannot be arranged in the interest of tion, expansion of trade is everywhere manifest. astray by diverting their attention from abuses, if any, have crept into the treat. Government Civil Hospital, has been appointed if that is to be the folation, of the Far Eastern the deprecation of alver and the necessary which are not at all in dispute. He is inquiry is to make it clear that the man

one European Power. In the meanwhile, the rhe first of these new steamers, the and has already begun 1As inbours. Consignees are requested to present all Claims trylug to stir up an angry feeling in the was legally and properly punished and on the 29th nitimo

first step to be taken to the strengthening ed ex Marta Richmers, is at present in port, and for damages and/or shortages not later than community about a matter which ought to afterwards properly treated and looked

the Prince of Wales naval force in the Paclit them is no resuming yesterday afternoon, at the Invitation of so powerfal with the high officials at Pekingese Amhold, Karberg and Co., a 'large the 15th instant, otherwise they will not be be considered and dealt with calmly and after, no one will be better pleased than opened the annual military tournament at the demonstration of resolve to substitutes strong acts number of those interested in the trade and recognised,

All broken, chafed and damaged Goods are to had enough of the question in years in favour, of corporal punishment the eclipses in variety of interest any of lis

Judiciously. Most of the older residents we shall be, but the more strongly we are Agricultural Hail, Hells gten. It is reported that for wash wada,myGledam

commerce of the Far Eat, as well as the be left in the Godowal, where they will be gone by, are perfectly satisfied with the more determined are we that those neces... } predecessors. Eight faundred men represent the Concessions to Ruisia must be counterbalanced farpact the ventel. The siexmer had bean got personal friends of the firm, worn invited to settlement then effected, and are, not sarily subjected to it, in the interests of British military forces in India, Ceylon, Hong unnaturally, Inclined to resent any attempt the public, shall have all the protection hong, and ether cold ales in the grand pageant to re-open a discussion on the same lines the law of the land and the Regulations called the "Some of the Empire," which is a | to-day." It was not "'nlse" of our contemne | of the @nol require'and 'demand"

(-■ įmocí missede

TO-DAY.

instant will be subject to rent,

No Fire Insurance has been effected,

examinet on the agth inefunt, gf IF AM,

Bill of Lading will be countersigned by

2

JARDINE, MATHESON & Co.,

Agents.

Hongkong, xgih Junej 18967/

1978

intends to keep it there. But that is all the Ronis has put her band on China and more reason why the Chinese should be made to understand that what interests, commercial mean to maintain--forcibly if need be.-5. Famer's Gaselle. or territorial, we have got in those regions we

It is our contention that the partition of Chins, |

being confirmed and upheld by the fact that an arrangement has been completed whereby (bese lines under the Shippers Conference. This now liners work to cor funciton with the existing

rince should certainly be matter for Congratuladen to all interested in the leade of China and Japan, as showing that, in spite of

of profits caused by keen competi

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