To-day's Advertisements.
THE CHINA AND MANILA STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED.
FOR MANILA (DIRECT), THE Company's Steamship
"ZAFIRO."
Captain Cobban, will be despatched for the above Port on FRIDAY, the 19th instant, at 5
F.M.
This Steamer has Superior Accommodation for Passengers.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
SHPWAN & Co.
General ManaPers. Hongkong, 17th June, 1806.
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THES
Steamship
" GISELA," having arrived, Consignees of Cargo are hereby Informed that their Goods are being landed at their riak into the Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company, Limited, whence delivery may be obtained.
This vessel brings on Cargo
From Calcutta, ex S.S. "DAPHNE," tran- shipped at Colombo
From Trieste, ** S.S. #POSEIDON," transhipped at Bombay.
From Venice, zz S.S. "MASSIMILIANO," tranabipped at Trieste.
...Optional Cargo will go on to Shanghal unless notice to the contrary be given before Noon TO-MORROW.
No Claims will be admitted after the Goods
have left the Godowns, and all Claims must be sent in to the Undersigned before Noon on the 24th Instant; or they will not be recognised.
No Fire Insurance has been effected, and any Goods remaining in the Godowns after the 24th Instant will be subject to rent.
Bills of Lading will be countersigned by
SANDER & Co.
Agents.
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Hongkong, 17th June, 1846.
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Intimations.
We only guarantee our WINES and SPIRITS to be genuine when bought direct from us in the Colony or from our mathorised Agents at tàn Coast Ports.
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entitled "Lo Gant de Combat," in which our new IT is reported that the second esglater of the THE PERING-CANTON RAILWAY, friend rashes la to pick up the glove thrown down French steamer Hongkờng, which towed the We have before us the first part of a work by by the SAangkai Mercury to a loader dealing steamer Activ here from Holkow, is missing. He Mr. J. DYER BALL, one of the Interpreters of the with the support given by France to Russia in was seen in his cabin at 1 o'clock this morning, Supreme Court, antliled "Hakka Mado Easy." Chion at the present time-a very large subject, | after the ship had anchored, but at 5 o'clock It is contained in a bandy quarto, paper covered, and one which the Mercury certainly does not could not be found. of about sixty-three piges, and will, we have no ¦ treat with any great degree of knowledge or tact. doubt, be found af considerable vaine by the | It is as untrue lo fact as it to discourteous to unfortunalds whose mindeeda in some former speak of France as the vassal of Russia. Thers state of existence have brought upon them their notice of the coronation of the Ter, = painful necessity of applying themselves in sympathetic relèrence, to the death of Monsieur their present siste to a study of the Chinese Laɑmeyer, a mass of local intelligence, and the language, and especially to the Hakka fewilleton without which a French paper could dialect of that language. Mr. HALL'S knowledge not appear. Agalo we congratulate the Magages, At the Waterworks, Yanptizapod, Shanghal, of the dialect is considerable, and he has had Editor, and Staff of Ze Courrier on a very on the roth Instant, the wils of ARTHUя P. much practice in teaching, beleg the author of saccesful diiut, and, tendering the right hand WOOD, of a daughter.
over a dozen books and pamphlets, whose object of fellowship, wish thern every succent. is to convey to the white man's knowledge al
TELEGRAMS.
A. S. WATSON & CO., LD. THE HONGKONG DISPENSARY. Hongkong, 10th January, 1896.
BIRTH.
MARRIAGES.
On the 3rd instant, at H.B.M.'s Consulate, Kobe, Janin, and afterwards at the Union Church, Kobe, GeorOr Augustus Matthews, of Shanghai, to BLANCHE MAUDE, widow of the Inte Edward Bois, and youngest daughter of F. Jalan Manball, Esq., of H.B.M.'s Board of Works, Shanghai.
On the oth fustant, at the German Consulate, by Dr. O. Stunbel, Consul-General, and after wards at Trinity Cathedral, by the Rev. H. C. Hodges, M.A., FERDINAND SETTZ, of Shangbal, to EDITH FRANCE AMALIE, eldest daughter of Mis. Stockwell and the late Chas. E. Kofod, of
Shanghai.
The Hongkong
elegraph
HONGKONG, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 1896,
OUR PATERNAL GOVERNMENT
AGAIN!
It has been said more than once in the coarse of the contest between the official and anefidat elements on the Sanitary Board that the worst offender to the colony against the rules of sanitary science was the Government Itself, and that little or no progress would be made in the effective enforcement of these cules until the Director of Pablle Works had been summoned before a Police Magistrate and punished for the Creation and maintenance of Insanitary nuisances. A well-known case in polat, referred to by "BROWN" in last Saturday's issue of the China Mall, in that of SASSOON's corner of the Fraya. It was offensiva two years ago. It is equally offensive now, and the Public Works Depart sent, in spite of repeated complaints and remonstrances, has never done anything to remedy the nuisance. The smells from the public sewers in parts of the town where all private drains have long been constructed on the separate system are still most annoying, and there is no honest attempt to improve them. Perhaps the very worst cases of over-crowding, want of proper drainage, and filis discovered during the plague months in 1894, were in Government buildings. Nothing could surpass In these respects the basement of the Post Office, Another sample of Government neglect has turned up just now. There is a road constructed some years ago by the P.W.D, leading from Nowhere to Nowhere. It is to be found, sought for, between the Kennedy and Bowen
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some of the many farms of speech of the yellow race. The book is at a grammar; merely a collection of easy sentences, carefully graduated, and formed upon and in consection with some leading word in common use, us for example, the words "coms," "ge," "down,"
Under the latter word "utrike. "
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REUTER'S MESSAGES. LI HUNG-CHANG IN GERMANY.
LONDON, June 15th.
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Li Fang-cheng, in handing his credentials the Emperor William, weld that the relations between China and Germany were more con spicaomly friendly than China's relations with any other Treaty Power. He thanked Germany for her powerful assistance in last year's negotia... tions for the retrocession of the Llantung
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In our issue of the roik instant wo published a special telegram from Shanghai reporting that a Cantonese syndicate had obtained a concession from the Chinese Government for the construc- tion of a railway in connect Canton with Peking. Juna Lu, the newly appointed Assistant Grand | Wa have now received coples of the Shangħat Secretary and President of the Board of War, has | Mercury containing the following information been sent by the Emperor on a secret mixalos to | hearing on this interesting subject -- Tienisle, and there is much speculation In Peking and Tientsin as to the object of his mig. alon. Three years ago Jang La was only a Manchu Brigade General. At the outbreak of the war between Chins and Japan, he had just been appointed Resident in one of the Mongolian Leagues, and at the audience which he had on his appointment ha pleased the Emperor so much by bis Intelligence that his
appointment was cancelled and he was retained In Peking a Court Minister, Hils, rigo la rank has, mys the N. C. Datly, News, bem as rapid and unusual as
that of Kang Yi, ex-Governor of Kwangtung,
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SHANGHAI, June 11th.- We have information from Peking that tha cascession to Hon. Dr. Ro Kal and the Can- tonese Syndicate for the construction of a tine of rallway from Linokochlao at Peking to Canton has been now completed. The cost of thellae is estimated at forty million teels, and the guarantee payment of ten millions has already been made over to the Government at Peking by those interested. We hear the money was found by an English Syndicate.
SHANGHAI, June 12th,
We are given to undersland that the guaranter money for the building of the Peking-Canton Railway, which we mentioned in our last fasuo, has not been actually paid over to the officials, but has been deposited. The Hon. Dr. Ho Kal does not etre to hand the money over ill. an Imperial Decree regarding the same has been issued.
ARRIVAL OF THE " ACTIV!
find such phrases as "To win," "To send a telegram," "To go to law," To work in sliver, in all of which the primary idea of a blow may be said to be involved. To work in gold is to strike or kammer gold. To win is to strike luck. To send a telegram is, we presume, to strike the wires or the keys of the Instrument. To go to law is to knock at the doors of the Yaman. From words, and short phrases built on these words, Mr. HALL process. Emperor of China for sending the mission to | churian winter gladly undertook. the arduous harbour by Messrs Marty & Co.'s steamer ·
to longer sentences and, more complicated constructions, and adds a few useful reading lessons at the end. By way of introdne tion to the volume and to the subject of which It treats, there. Is a short sketch of the | Rakkas-liferally "the strangers"--who are supposed to have been originally a northern tribe from Shangtang and its neighbourhood, who, in course of ages, have been driven from their first habitat and scattered throughout South China, mainly in the hilly districts of Fobklen, in Formosa, in Kwantung, und la Kwangsl. Mr. BALL does not tell us in
from the they differed what
other inhabitants of Chian so as to constitute
were so fiercely | race apart; why they
persecuted as they have been, and what is the strong connecting link that has kept them together during so many centuries. remains that they are in many ways distinct
from the distinguishable mod Chinese among whom they find themselves, and that their language, although we should 'think it likely to die out now at a comparatively early date, is still an object of separate study and of special Interest,
The fact
other
Mr. BALL estimates
their numbers at about four millions in the Canton province, and reminds us that the Hakka women in the colony are easily dis- tinguishable by the curtained hat and the hal coming out at the top through a circular aperture in that hat. We have ali met them in the early morning during the training season. stone-cutters in the colony and a larga section of the boat population are Hakkas. We are sorry tony that Mr. BALX's English does not commend
The
RASPBERRYADE, &C. Roads, and access may be gained to it by itself to us. It is in places very slipshod and,
DAKIN, CRUICKSHANK & Co.'s WATERS RIS made under the constant supervision of a duly qualified English Chemist and will bear compa- rison with the best English Manufactures.
Special terms to HOTELS, CLUBS, MESSES and other Large Consumers. Any complaints' should be addressed to the Manager.
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A. S. WATSON & CO., LIMITED.
ESTABLISHED AD. 1841.
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ALL theso 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 FRICKS.
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with Full Detalls, 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 the Dispensary before being sent.out. SHERRY-Excellent Dinner and After Dinner Wines of very ruperior Vintages. All are trus Keras Wines.
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one might be inclined to say, very un-English, Probably his devotion to the Chinese language has affected his knowledge of his own language and given it a sort of local colour.
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THE offensive, anti-foreign Prefect of Kirin, a we reported in this journal on the rath Instant, has, according to the Meukden correspondent of the Shanghat Mercury, been stripped af both button and rank, and has been replaced at Kiria by Manchu named Yang. Great credit is said to be due to Mr. Hosie, the British Cantal at Newchwang, who in the depth of the Man Journey of almost 1,200 10 Klin to demand, first, compliance with the Taungli Yamen's orders in reference to the purchase of a hospital The Grand Cross of the Red Eagle has been site, and, secondly, the degradation of the conferred on Li Hung-chang.
The Emperts in repiring said that he hoped for the still further development of friendship between China and Germany, for the welfare of both. He desired Li Hung-chang to thank the Germany.
GERMAN HONOURS FOR LI HUNG-
CHANG.
THE JAMESON TRIAL. Dr. Jameron, Sir John Willoughby,, the Hon. Frederick and Robert White, the Hon. C. Coventry, and Mr. Grey have been committed for trial, and the rest have been discharged.
THE CURRENCY QUESTION IN THE
UNITED STATES,
The delegates of the New England States and New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Minnesota, New Jersey, Washington, Tennessee, Illinois, and Wisconsin, at the Republican Convention at St. Louls have resolved to maintain the gold standard and oppose free colonge of liver, unless a laternational agreement should advocate bimetalliam.
FIELD MARSHAL YAMAGATA. Prince Hohenlohe has paid a prolonged visit to Field Mashal Yamagata, who is now in Berlin,
(From La Courrier de Saigon.) OBITUARY.
PARIS, June 8th. M. Jules Simon, the eminent author sad statesman, is dead.
SHOCKING BOMB OUTRAGE I
PARIS, Jana Sih. A bomb exploded yesterday, at Barcelona, at a palat where the procession in connection with the Fete-Dian was passing. Eight persons were killed and thirty wounded.
... SAIGON.
PARIS, June 8th, A decree embodying new regulations for the pert of Saigon will shortly be signed.
Prefect. It will remembered that the Prefect is
question ignored the lostractions issued by the Tang Yaman, treated Dr. Greig in a grossly offensive manner, and brutally bambooed the native who sold ground to him.
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The Danish steamer Acitu, 416 tons, which stranded on a reef off Sad Point, Hainan Straits, on the 7th April, was towed into the
Hongkong (Captain Bastian) al 11 o'clock last night..
The Activ is in charge of Captało Meḥsaac, who was recently sent down to take command of her. She is now in the hands of the Dock Company, and will be docked to-morrow morning, when it will be possible to ascertain the extent of the damage done. After thorough examins 1ica ber present owner will al course be in a position to decide whether it will pay him bert to break her up or go'ta for extensive repairs and refining If she is fit to be repaired she is likely to remain for some time in the hands of the Dock Co's experts, who will, no doubt, in deo, course turn her out, as they have so many jobs of a similar kind, as fast and seaworthy, as the day she was launched at Demharter in 1880.
SHANGHAI Exchanges received by the Rodilla last night contain lengiby, reports of the foundering of the dredger Anding at Shanghai,after breaking away from her moorings, getting foal of H.M.S. Daphne and ultimately coming broadside on to the ram of H.M.S. Archer, as reported in there colacins a few hours after the unfortunate affair occurred. Captain Roberts, the well known diver, was the owner of Anding, which | he has twice valsed from the bottom of the muddy Whampoo, and much sympathy Is expressed for him in the northern papers, for had by Mrs. Jack and their two children, by the all gone well for a few hours longer he would Hongkong. Ha la'to be congratulated upon the have had his awkward craft la dock undergoing || complete success which has attended bis efforts repairs. No lives were lost, but Capt. Roberts, to extricate the Actio`from a dangerous position, who went down with the dredger, was a good | and it must have given him no little pleasure ta many hours in the water before he was picked
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Mr. Jack, Superintendent of the Shipbuilding yerde of the Compagnie de Navigation Tonkie- eire at Halphong, who has been several weeks at work on the Activ, arrived here, accompanied
enter port last night (having made the ran up from Sad Point at the rate of 7 knots per hour) with his, or rather Mr. Marty's, prize in tow and ses her safely handed over to the Dock Com pany.
THE Peak coolle-house case reached an acute stage yesterday. Last Wednesday a writ of
News was received here by Meis Marty & ejectment against the occupant was `served, and an Monday the bailiff of the Supreme Co, on the oth ultimo («. reported in these Court
forcibly ejected the tonsuts and columns at the time) that the Danish stramer nalled up the place. Yesterday, upon the Activ, which went ashore at Sad Point, owner going to put his new tenant in possession, some 20 miles from Hollow, on the pil
entered and that the old tenants were again in Holhow, had been floated off the recks. It be found that the place had been forcibly Apell, while on a voyage kom Pakhol ta
possession, The asssistance of the police was ❘ will be remembered that the ship was aban- called and twenty-three_coolles were arrested doned by the owners is belog is too beð á as they were running away from the bulding, position to be asved, and the wreck was put up On belag brought before Captain Hastings this Marty for $1,500, The new owner at once placed Later the recalcitrant tenants were arrested for auction and knocked down to Mr. A. R.
morning, the facts of the case werd proved, and the job in the bands of Mr. W. C. Jack, engineer- A MEETING of the Sanitary Board will be held the head coolle admitted breaking into the house in chief of the shipbuilding works of the Com- to-morrow at 415-9.m
'pagnia de Navigation Tonkinoisy at Helpbong. This gentlemen began work by shoring up the bulkheads, and with the aid of two large cargo-boats from Hongkong and powerful dumps the wreck was soon in a condition to be hauled off at high tide. Bul. It was not until the agih olto, upon the arrival of the company's steamer
LOCAL AND GENERAL. H.M.S. storeship Humber left here this morning
for Singapore,
THRi were five cases of plague to-day-one in the harbour and four in Kowloon. For the first time since the outbreak no esses were reported in the city,
arrested by the Police and sent to the Hospital, The fire spread and burnt down two-thirds of the houses in the village.
THE sharcbrokers of Colombe have taken common action to place their business on a proper footing, at the date of last advices. It was, anys the Straits Times, decided to form a Brokers Association, and to lesue an official price-list on Tuesday and Friday in each week, A GOOD TEMPLARS' faneral, attended by a large number of members of the Order in regalis, has been seldom witnessed in the Far East, and that is why one that recently took place in Penang sitracted considerable attention. It is reported: In the Penang Gaseite, which states that Mr. Walkins, Chief Usher of the Singapore Polica
and telling the coelles to go lo. After Ms. Griaty: the sollelier for the rightful owners, had explained the case, the coolles were fined $5, with the opilon of two weeks' "hard," and the two men, the elected tenants, were fined $35 each, or three months' imprisonment.
THE next Gymkhana Menting will be held on Saturday, the 4th July, and the programme therefor will be as follows ...... IHALF MILE HANDICAP. IT...POLO. PONY HANDICAP frogs the rj Pest la. III...STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP, the course to be ́ selected by the Committee. At least g starters
IV... LADIES NOMINATION, the Nominees to bit polo bail round two posts and in between the goal post,
A V...A FREE HANDICAP, for all China ponies; N.B. Any pony not entered in previous Gymkhanas in 1896 will be handicapped if the owner notifies 'name, height and per formances, if any, to the Hon. Sec. at Club by ap.m. of the aand instant; the handicaps for this evant will be published the sand. Instant, accaptances to be declared by nion of the 27th instant accompanied by & loo of 3 dollars distanca 6 furlong; first prize $50, second $20, third $10.
Haset, that she was floated. Ther, by mean of a tag which was at the scene, the Activ wax towed to a sandy beach fraide the point, and there beached at high walor,
A SHANGHAI LIBEL CASE,
(Bifora Str N.J. Hamnen, Chief Justice)
L'INSTITUTION ST. JOSEPH AND PHILOMENE AGOUTIN (known as) MOTHER SE PHILO. MENE V. JOHN D. CLARK and THOMAS W. KINGSMELL,
Shanghai, June 10th,
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passing behind the balldings occupied by the Government gardeners in the Garden Road just above the pumping station. This road is, it seems, called the South Kennedy Road. There was a sale of land on it the other day, and a
We have very much pleasure in acknow. number of persons interested in the sale found themselves in that neighbourhood yesterday ledging receipt of the first number of the first evening. On their report we had a look this morn volume of a new French weekly paper published ing at the little village occupied by the gardeners. in Shanghai and called Le Courrier de Chine. It presents to the Garden Road the appearance The Managerïs Mr. A. CUNNINGHAM, late of the of a long low brick building pierced by a doxia Shangkat Mercury, and the Editor is R. de windows. On the other side it does not present CASTELLA. It is a ten-page paper, demy size or - quite the same appearance. The front is towards thereabouts, and clearly and well printed on a' the hill and there in a row of a dozen doors fair sample of paper. Six of the ten pages aru Instead of windows. There is a narrow lane devoted to news matter, and four to advertise. A MALAY lately "zan smok" In a villago near along the front, and at the other alde, partly ments, with every probability, we should think of Sagapore, killing bis wile, setting fire to bis everhanging the ravine, is a row of sheds partly the advertisements more than doubling them-ouse, and then attempting suicide. He was of wood, partly of bamboo, used for cooking, selves at an early date. It is intended to serve keeping tools, and for klf other necessary as a medium for the expression of French opinion purposes. The buildings are old, of common In Chian on Chloess, affairs, sad to defend bius brick, and bava evidently not been French interests throughout the East. It declares Ilme-wasked for some time. The finora its columns open to all who desire to discuss in nearly all the houses (for each door represents publicly, "calmly, without prejudice or passion, ahouse) are of earth, uneven and unformed the many interesting and important questions There are to drains. The street is the bare affecting Frenchman" and French Interests that earth, unmade in any way, uneven, mud. badly [are dally presenting themselves in this new era drained. In each house resides a family, a man | In the blatory of European relationships with and his wife and sometimes as many as four China." There is undoubtedly room' for such a children. The houses are about eight fast by paper in China, and if it will discuss all pending
wa uw more. One housa
on a questions calmly and dispassionately from the terrace,
same French point of view, and· halp us to set azz. buildings, had eight beds in it, filling the salves us others see us, it will do good and meet whole wall space round three sides and leaving with a hearty welcome. - We girá the new very Uttle more than room to move in the journal a hearty welcotne, but we forisse many Uader and behind the out-honsus contests between ourselves and our, BOÉ CON- middle. and down in the ravine was all sorts of rubbish, frère. There are many- polnis on which we not much of it offeneirs, but still decaying shall certainly not grow. - Nevertheless, WO
of Messrs Johnson, Stokes and Master.
Mr. Wilkinson said he had to make two rubbish. At least fifty people-used, women, and hope to real friends. In ble introductory children-live in the village, and if these address to the circle of his renderá present and A scheme has been draws up-by a number of
applications, the first being under Rule 33 of the buildings had been private property instead of to come, Le Cowryter admits thilt French efforts Chinese capitalists to provide the recently being the property of our paternal Govenment in China up to and including the Contention of opened treaty port of Soochow with electric AT the annual meeting of the China Branch of Rules of the Supreme Court, upon a summons the owner would have been forced long ago 1886 were not rewarded by adequate results, fight. The promoters express confidence in their the Royal Asiatic Society on the roth fastant at all partes concerned attend the Judge in to concrets his door six Inches deep, lay He claims that the recent Convention between ability to make the business pay if allowed to the following officers were elected for the ensuing Chambers on Wednesday, the roth day of June, best pips drins throughout, to pull down the
ke Government of the Rapabila and the Court levy a tax of one siză per house par sight, in year President, Mr. P. G. von Möllendorf; 1896, at 11 o'clock in the forenoos, un the hear. the city, whije, providing a good many well- Vice-Presidents, the Rev. Dr. Edkina and Mr. lag of an application on behalf of the plaintifr bamboo and wood sheds, and dig up and relay at Poking has been a great victory, and has the filky soll all round. There was a certain opened for Frenchmen an immense future in to-do merchants, tradespeople and foreign 1. Scott Hos. Secretary, the Rev. for an order that the conclusion of the plaintifi amount of surface cleanliness about, There Chins, and. that his compatriots are crowding residents patronise the Company, it will be Williams Hon. Trener, Mr. T, Brown ; were, when we saw the place, no bad smells, out to the East to take advantage of this possible to net handsome profits if the charge Hos, Librarian, Mr. J. ve Hass; Hos. Cera: nothing openly offensive. For a Chinese opening so happily inaugurated by the acquid for incandescent, lights is fixed at so asha tor, Mr. 7. A. de St. Croix Comell, Mr. A. Bottu, Mr. T, W. Klagrill, the Rev. Dr. village it must have been pronounced cless, ties of "concessions everywhere. These night.
Faber, and Dr. A. Forks. During the evening but for a Government building, close to concessions and this increased popolation require
the Rev. Dr. Fakina read a paper on The a pabilo road in the best part of the town, | newspapers, and the Courrier presents itself lo
Chinese coins and smali porcelain botilas: feuisd
Mr. Drammend said the application was and under tha control of the Public fill, at least in part, the rold. It promises to
in Egypt" by M. N. Rondor, now of Lynas, open to the plaintiff to make an amendment aboolataly unnecessary that it was perfectly Works Department—who are so bitterly bouille discuss all matters courteously and in a splett of"
and for many years a resident of China” The rich as the one now asked for at any time. It to earth floors, no drains, overcrowding, and perfect Inspartiality, and in everything to
́writer, came to the conclusion that all miɛki as made in open Court during any stage all that sort of thing—It is not quite what we endeavour to facilitate the solution of all di thould expect. It may be said that it is coming culties pleasantly and pacifically, its pen wil
the bottles and coins ware of compare of the case of even der verdict had been sively recent date one being obtained. There was a Case quite recently la down soon. So it is, we believe, but it has been neither be dipped in polsen, now in mills, but lại
the Times Law Reports, and he had another perkapa shaa tha: 8th century, A.D. Many case before him where, after a verdict had been coming down for the last ten years to our good, clear, unadulterated ink, Afari rots-L} /*
of the bottles were dacorated with varnen (Jebni | given for a large sms than that cizime: in the knowledge, and that is no excuse for allow
poets of the "Tang dynasty, whó lived between petition, the latter was amended so is to coraz ing or compelling people-men, women, and
the 8th and 11th centuries, A.D. The condike largez sum swarded by the jury. There was.
summons which increased the expanses, paper, by My Bullock, H,B.M.'s Conral, Cheloo cualty in the present case to take out
interaction viewed of Mr. W. W. Rock's and by Mr Thoy, Brown, and was an
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Court was recently buried in this manner at Fenang, owing to the fact of hiá being a staunch member of the Independent Order of Good Templars.
MEMORANDA.
TO-MORROW-18th June,
CLARET. Our Clarets, Including the lowest -priced, are guaranteed to be the genuine product of the Joice of the grape and are not artificially made from raisins and currents
10 3. m.-Criminal Seesions, ka is generally the case with Cheap Wines
10,30 am-English Mail closes. Non-Routta sails for London. BRANDY.-All our Brandy is guaranteed to be
3.30pm-Auction of ladies' drapery goods, &c., at the Hongkong Trading Co.'s premises, *** pure Coganc, the difference in price being
by Mr. G. P. Lammert. *** merely a question of age and vintage,'
4.45 pm-Mecting of the Sanitary Board, WHISKY—AU, our Whisky is of excellent
The first number of Le Courrier hại an hệ đ SATURDAY20th June. quality and of greater age than most brands in the market. The SCOTCH WHISKY children-to sleep on unmade earthen floor and article on Russia; at Cheloo," aproper the NochMeeting of shareholders of the Hong marked "E" is universally popular, and is live in houses, undrained and over-crowded question of the disputed, foreshore rights, and its hong Electric Co., Ltd, as the Company's
office, Noraz, Queen's Roads. pronounced by the best local connoisseurs while the Department is making up" Its mind, ¦ describes our English expressions of opinion on
and Officers, the Band of the Hongkong to be superior to any other brand in the and while lille sosorbing the law on others the subject as bolag, Jim Bakkespearean partes, F30 palind permission of Major Retallick
togiment wấl play in the Public Gard which'li raldbak to atidy itsell
Hongkong market.
* much ado about nothing?!. There is sin niide
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The Chief Justice ent in Chambers for the puz- pore of heading two applications on behalf of the plaintiff, for whom Me. H. 5. Wilkow | appeared, the defendants being represented by Entries for the other events to close on the| M?. W, V. Drummond, Instructed by Mr. Gedge, nyik instant, at noon.
W. O'GORMAN, How Se
to the following effect form.
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potitian be amended so as to read
"And the plafatide' claim 50,000 cl damages.
And that notice of the amendment be giren to the defendants by the service of such arder on the defendants or their solicitors.
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