To-day's Advertisements.
DAIRY FARM COMPANY, LIMITED.
AREHOLDERS are reminded that the EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL EING called by circular to consider the debility of Winding-up and reconstructing mpany and the passing of cet:afn Resolu. will be held at the COMPANY'S TOWN Don MONDAY, the 5th instant, at NOON.
W. HUTTON POTTS,
Secretary.
zkong, 4th July, 1865.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF
HONGKONG,
IN BANKRUPTCY.
No. 14 OF 1895.
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F MATTER OF CHAN VAT SHUN, alias AK WO TONG, OF YAUMATI, IN THE 'TPENDENCY OF KOWLOON AND COLONY P HONGKONG, JUNK OWNER,
E Court has appointed THURSDAY, the and day of Taly, 1895, zi 11 o'clock in arennon, for hearing the application for trge of the above-named DEBTOR.
ed this 4th day of faly, 1896.
ARATHOON SETH, Celal Receiver and Trustee.
WANTED FOR A STORÉ
WELL EDUCATED YOUTH; must be
BRITISH EXTRACTION.
PM
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, JULY 4, 1896.
Intimations.
A. S. WATSON & CO., LIMITED.
CHEMISTS BY APPOINTMENT.
ESTABLISHED AD. jān
MANUFACTURERS
ΟΙ
OUR AERATED WATER FACTORY ↳
filled with the best English Machinery, embedy. ing the Islest Imprar, mente la the trade..
TELEGRAMS.
(Spal to the Azian) THE ASCOT GOLD OUT.
Tha GoLD CUP, value 1.000 sors, with 2,000
THE Austrian cruiser Pansker, Captain F. Chas. Koppel, from Pola, has arrived at Singapore on her way to the Far Exil. "The Pasther is a versel of 1,582 fons, with 6,000 Korsa-power. *- THE two Willard Opera Companies amalga
THE verdict of the Coroner's inquiry concluded at Singapore on the 15th June clenen up the mystery connected with the death of Mr. D. T. Robinson, of the Chartered Bank. The unfortunate gentleman poisoned himself accl-
MR. H. J. S. COTTON has been offered the post of Home Secretary to the Government of India, presumably, says the Aslan, naa stepping stoom to the Chief Commissionership of Aziim.”“
BOVE. by spacia ki addition, out of which the i mated in Singapore on the 25th ultimo, and last dentally by taking a dose of aconitin. It is, says / compared with "1893, displayed a decrease of
yre
SICONE. 5 Y............................
(From L'Avenir du Tonžín.) GREAT STRIKE IN ST. PETERSBURG.
PARIS, Juno rand.
3
Monday opened a short reason there with "T5s Galety Giri,”
second shall receten goa soysa and the third 150 sova., added to a swermstakes of za sors. sach, b. fl. "three year alda yıt yib, four get, five, six, and ared ost alb. maran and gelding A Zanox belonging to H.M.S. Undaunted who allowed glby to start at the Cup pont, and go once round (about two miles and a hali),—was being taken on board by P. C. Lawrence rubs, closed January 7th, 1895.
on Thursday assaulted the officer when half way LONDON June 18th. off to bla skip, and in conséquence a detail from Mr. Hamer Bass Love WISELY, 3
the Victor Emanuel was called upon to assist in M.da St. Alay's bei Ostim THE SECOND
delivering him to his ship. Upon being brought AERATED WATERS. H.R.H. the Prince of Wales' b FLORIZEL THE before Captain Hastings this morning on the charge of saulting the police in the execution of their duty, he was found gally and sent up NEWs has reached here of the death, in England, for forty days
Potter Bellew Company some years ago. He of the mainstays of the company. At the time played here with Mr. Kytlo Bellew and was one
*Trilby," Mr. Smart usually, played second PARIS, June 14th. The negotiation of the Powers respecting the lend and old mens' pa is. He was highly proper central of Crete are complete.
respected by all who know him, and his filend. ship was eagerly sought by his confrèrer in all parts of the world,. He was one of the founders of the Actoral Association (London) and took a great interest in that oxefal institution up to the time of his death,
The Purest Ingredia's only see used, and the utmost Care and Clean'inexa exercised in the Manufacture throughout,
The Water ured is prov by repeated Analyses to be Absolutely Fare.
For COAST PORT, Waters are packed and placed on board'ship a' Hongkong prices, and the foll amount allowed for Pakages and Empties when received fa gta orde...
Counterlol! Order Er siks zapplied on application.
Our Registered Telegraphic Address' la "DISPENSARY, HONGKONG”
"
the Straits Times, extremely and that such an 'excellent young man, fall of the promise of years prematurely, whan a moment's care might have and usefulness, skenid have met his death so obviated the result.
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"NAUTICUS " writes to the Shangkat Mercury that could he and his friends entertain hopes of
remodelling the Mercantile Marins Officers Association of Shaoghat they would, be only to pleased to stick to the old institution
but fearing that this is impossible, they have
concers and will be styled the British Mercantile deelded to farm a new and distinct clab." The new clab is, we believe, to be a purely British
Certificated Mariners! Association ? -
Tux sico exports from Bangkok for 1894, when
4,787,05; niculs, worth $9.052,09%. Last year shows a further tall of 435,660 plculs, worth $1,708,599.
call alongside any vessel hoisting the answering THE Mission steam-launch Day Spring will pennmat, between 9 and 10,30 am, on Sunday, returning about 12.30 p.m. to convey men ashore to the r o'clock service,
THIRTY-THREE millioù dollars have been rateed by the London Missionary Society during the handred years of its existence, and 200,000 beatbens have been converted. Each conv sion is estimated to have cost $155,
Murray, a book THE Duke of Argyll, a duke who lives up to his responsibilities, la publishing, through Mr.
Forty thousand workmen have gone out on of Mr. Edgar Smart, who was a member of the Marine Officers' Association, Way sot British towards Turkey❤""England's Responsibility
strike in St. Petersburg,
PARIS, June 10h. The big strike of workmen in St. Petersburg is at an end. There were no serioas'disturbances of his death he was playing Svingalt in despatch of the Secretary of State conveying his he has taken · a itvély interest in car policy in
CRETAN AFFAIRS.
THE SIAM "WAR" EXPENSES.
PARIS, June 24th. The Chamber, by 341 votes to 74. passed a vote of 4,800,000 francs to cover the balance of the expenses of the Stam Expedition.
YET ANOTHER TRIPLE ALLIANCE I PARIS, June 15th,
It is reporte), and generally belloved, that tha
His Grace writes with the authority of a survivor of the Cabinet who signed the Treaty of Paris in 1856; and from that time | to this down to the present Armenian troubles--
this direction. His book contains a history of Anglo-Turkish relations throughout this period, bised upan personal knowledge and salharitative documents
decision in connection with the ratepayers' memorial praying for an unofficiel jelly In the Legislative Connell-and in respect of which Reuter wired out under date of the 4th June-that "Mr. Chamberlain has addressed | THE THIRD GYMRHANA MEETING. a despatch to the Governor of Hongkong con- veying his decision concerning the creation of additical anomical members of Cornd Is now in the Colony. It also reported that
the Secretary of State in his reply ordains that
And all algned messages addresscl thus will Fezzel was even more enthusiastic than the changes in the status of the passenger fra In the Legislative Council, namely; the General
receive prompt attention..
The following is a List of Waters always kept ready in Stock :-
by Letter only toʻ
F..
c/o Hongkong Telegraph Office. kong, 4th July, 1806.
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TO LET.
PURE AERATED WATER,
SODA WATER,
LEMONADE,
SECOND FLOOR of 18. PRAYA ENTRAL, very anitable for OFFICES.
Apply to
CARMICHAEL & Co., LD,
kong, 4th July, 1896.
(1079
JGLAS STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
LIMITED,
NATOW, AMOY AND TAIWANFOO, LITHIA WATER,
Company's Steamship
.t
"THALES,"
Douglas, will be despatched for the
orts TO-MORROW, the 5th instant, at
"reight or Passage, apply to
DOUGLAS LAPRAIK & Co.,
General Managers.
tong, 4th July, 1856.
Στοδο
IGLAS STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
LIMITED.
"
NATOW, AMOY AND FOOCHOW.
Company's Steamship
"HAITAN,"
POTASH WATER,
The welcome, accorded the French aquadron demonstration of good will evinced at Corunna on the noth instant. The crowds assembled on the plers and in the main thoroughfares greeted our ailors with cries of V Allan de la France, de la Russte, at de l'Espagna ! The name en timent has been expressed at various banquets given at Ferrol in honour of the French'squadron,
THE MITAGE RELIEF FUND.
Up to date we have received the following subscriptions to the Mlyage Relief Fund, Great distress prevails in Miyaga prefecture, and help SELTZER WATER,la badly needed, we ballave, although the Japa- case Government is, ‘of conese, doing its best to assist the tens of thousand who have been so suddenly and unexpectedly bereft of houses and homes, relatives and friends →→
Cesta
segatsetaxistr.....$25
SARSAPARILLA WATER,
TONIC WATER,
GINGER ALE
GINGERADE.
No Credit given for Bottles that look dirty or greasy, or that appear to have been used for any other purpose than that of containing Aerated Waters, as such Bottles are never used again
by us,
Two
A Sympathiser
LOCAL AND GENERAL,
CARCE
of glagus to-day-in the city. THE Hongkong and Shanghal Bank has opened an agency at Soarabaya. MEETING of the Dairy Farm Company, Limited,
at noon on Mondev. Vida advt.
A MEETING of the Legislative Council has been
Roach, will be despatched for the above A. S. WATSON & CO., LD. | convened for Wednesday neri, the 8th instant,
G. TUESDAY, the 7th Instant, at
reight or Passage, apply to
DOUGLAS LAPRAIK & Co.,
General Managers.
tong, 4th July, 1896.
LIMITED.
'NA NAVIGATION COMPANY,
R TIENTSIN, VIA SWATOW. Steamship
"KWEIYANG,"
(1078
Osterbridge, will be despatched on
AY, the 7th Inatant, 21 3 P.M. eight Paige, noply to
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE, Agents.
[1040
org. 4th July, 1896.
IN AND AUSTRALIAN STEAM.
HIP COMPANY, LIMITED,
SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE.
at PORT DARWIN and QUEENSLAND 78, and taking through Cargo to DELAIDE, NEW ZEALAND, &c.) Steamship
"AUSTRALIAN,”
P. Helms, will be despatched for the
ris on SUNDAY, the 12th Instant.
*ttention of Passengers is specially
THE HONGKONG DISPENSARY. Hongkong, 4th July, 1806.
DEATH.
THERE were only ten cases, of plague in the colony between noon last Saturday)'and 'noon to-day.
MR. AJ. BALFOUR, who is an enthusiastic cycilst, has accepted the presidency of the National Cyclists' Union,
THE Governor-General of French Indo-Chins
Al the Government Civil Hospital, Hongkong, on the 4th July. NICHOLAS NOLAN, about 13 years Principal Warder in Victoria Gaol; aged 55 years.
The funeral will leave the Givemment Civils going, to pay a visit to Huélalter the Fourteenth Hospital at 5 o'clock to-morrow afternoon and of July fêtes are over at Saigon. pass the Monument at 6 o'clock.
The Hongkong Telegraph
HONGKONG, SATURDAY, JULY 4, 1896,
TELEGRAMS. (Special to Hongkong Telegraph.)
ANTI-FOREIGN OUTBREAK IN
SHANTUNG.
FRENCH AND GERMAN MISSIONS SACKED!
the Superior Accommodation offered A GERMAN MISSIONARY REPORTED
Steamer-First Class Salcon being forward of the Engines, and Second
The Poop.
gerating Chamber ensures the supply
KILLED!
SHANGHAI, July 4th. S p.m.
THE Russian transport Yaroslav arrived at Singapore on the 24th Juns from Hankow with a cargo of 6,000 tons'of ten, and left for Oderna on the 251
An express has kien issued stating that the First Battalion < the Rifle Brigade i give * variety entertainment, concluding with the sketch Touched," in the Gymnasium (Murray
Barracks), on Saturday the 11th lust, commenc-
Ing at 8.30 pm.
THE Straits Timan understands that the Directors of the proposed West Flibarra Gold Mine, Limited, have decided not to go to allot ment, the application for shares not having been sufficient in their judgment to justify allotment. The amount of deposits paid by applicants on shares will therefore be returned.
A TELEGRAM from Peking received at Tokie the other day states that the 'Chinese Government has made an application to the Japanese Minis- ter respecting the commercial treaty between Japan and Chinx, sad expressed a desire to conclude the negotiations promptly, leaving on one side the clauses relative to manufacturing
Fresh Provisions during the entire It is reported that, French Missions at Sult and the Steamer is fitted throughoutcheon, Tangshan, and Satsion have been Electric Light,
allacked by fanatical mobs, she mission houses ardess and a duly quallard Surgeon burnt and prope.ty stolea. It is also reported dght or Passage, apply to
that two quilva Christians and one German | Indus'ises. priest have been killed.
GIBB, LIVINGSTON & Co.,
Agents. ng, 4th July, 18:0
Entimations.
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N, CRUICKSHANK & JOMPANY, LIMITED,
`(CTÓRIA DISPENSARY,
HONGKONG.
AERATED WATERS.
'IPLE AÉRATED WATER.
ODA WATER, -
SODA
*INGER ALE,
EMONADE.
Inquiry here bas elfeled the fact that the missionaries in this place believe the reports to be greatly exaggerated, and that they probably have their origin in the flight of the missionaries on the approach of the Makommedan rebels. It may be, of course, that rowdy Chinese fleeing from the ever-victorious rebels, have looted some missions in Shaniang province, and that some native Christians have been killed.
Ited,
The report current kore about fresh auth-mis slonaty demonstrations to Szechuen ate discred The Cubolle and Protestant mission centres in this port have heard nothing that justifies belief in the sensational series that are circolating about the Bund and in the tes-houses, Next week fail particoluer will be obtainable there is any truth in these alarming rumours.
REUTER'S MESSAGES. GREAT BRITAIN, FRANCE, AND MADAGASCAR. SARSAPARILLA.
LOWDOM, Jaly and. Mr. Curzon, in reply to a question in the RA ASPBERRYADE, JC, House of Commons, said that segotiations between Great Britain and France still cottage regarding France's claims to establish a protective tariff in Madagascar.
ZIN, CRÍTICESBANK & Co's Waters ais ale under the constant supervision of a duly quaßEəd English Chemist and will bear compa» slacs spith the best English Manufactures,
Special terms to Horris, CLUES, MERUS and ther Large Consuisers, Any complaints should be addressed to the
Managır.42 Hongkong, giď May, 189g,,
THE UGANDA RAILWAY.
· A resolution' authorizing the outlay' of three milles sterling for the construction of the Uganda rallway was carded in the Hotia, of Comments by a majority of two fuudrid,
.CREEN.
[4ay Fighting cortianan (o. Westgin Coy,
ACCORDING to
20 Australian "wire" the
A PROMINENT shipping agent, whose business places him in a position to judge of any probable
with the United Sinics, was lately questioned by a representative of the Hongkong Tiligraph to the probable effects of the election of Mr. McKinley as President on the Chinese Exclu
ston Act, and consequently Chinese emigra tion from Hongkong. In reply Ac sald "The Chinese Immigration laws in the United Staice are now fairly well crystallized, and I do not think any political changes will alter them. Instead, attention seems to have been directed more toward checking undesirable inmigrants from other directions." This question, however, is not closely connected with politics. 1 shall be much surprised if within the next four | years, whoever is elected President, some law or laws are not passed restricting entrance to the Stater of the Ullierato, and almost pasper classes of Europe. There can be Httle doubt that the great number of this class of immigrants, who have flocked to the States during the last twenty-five years have been a great clog to the advancement and development of the nation, and this belief is making much headway in America. The "mustier is now receiving the attention of some of the most advanced thlakert at home, and I am foclined to believe that instead of the prevent restrictions on Chinese Immigration being relaxed, some at least of them will be extended to all undesirable class of immigrants from other parts of the world,"
Tax second number of the Shanghal Raille has made its appearance. It is a 'deelded im provement, In some ways, on the Editor's maiden effort, the woodcuts especially stalking one as being a credit to all concerned in their production. There is a capital sketch of the career of Mr. C. R. Burkill (the Archer of the Far Eastern farl), a very good take off" on the following special telegrams, which the Editor present relations of Russia and Korea, and the says he inscris "more because they are curtone iban because he approves of them" (1.)-Shanghat Bowling Alley to William, Emperor of Germany. Members of Shanghai Bowling Alley con- gratulate you on having wen Potsdams howing bandlesp. Keep the Ball rolling Katier Wilhelm to Shanghai Bowling
Alley.
Thenke--Naturlich! L'Empire c'est mo
Voluntas regis. Writing to Kruger; no time for more. Hochi-WILHELM, (8.)-Shanghal Swimming Club to Abdul Hamad, Sultan of Turkey. Members Swimming Bath offer hesty congratulations on hearing you have taken first bath bf season 1896. Grand Vislar to Shanghat Swimming
Clud.
Sultan conveys thanks. Is glad he did it. Public rejoicings held to-day, (9,)-Shanghat Recreation Club to King of
foundering of the steamship Drummond Castle 1st was terribly indden. The ship struck on a rock at midnight and went down in three mientes, Many of her passengers would have no time to get on deck before the vessel sank, and that accounts, in a measure, for three persons only bring saved."
Prathering.
་
Grici.
Mambers congratulate Your Majesty on success of Olympic games. More power to your elbow, Grzecel King Oscar to Members S.R.C.
Many thanks More little games on the taple soon. Glad to set Deputation, on receipt al deposit.—Oscar.
two more members shall be appolated to seats commanding the troops in Hongkong and China (who, of course, another Officlat member!) and a Chinese mers who is to be nominated by the Governor! It is well-nigh
Impossible to bellova this i
W greatly regret having to record the death, at p.m. to-day, of Mr. Nicholas Nolan, paincipal Warder of Victoria Gaol, Mr. Nolan had been no less than twenty-five years a resident of this colony and had spent five-and-thirty years of his exemplary lie in 'the service of the British Government, during the last thirteen of which ha had fulfilled the arduous duties of principal Warder of the Gaol in a manner, wo bellere, that gave every satisfac.fon to his superiors. He WIE ONG of those men who. caves thought trouble, however unpleasant, too great where duty was concerned, and in whatever branch of the Government Service he was employed he did his duty carefully and efficiently, won the esteem of his colleagues and the approval of His supaior officers, and in due course obtained decorations for bravery and good Conduct. About a month ago, quiet, unassuming, hard working Mr. Nolan was taken ill-the long hours of service in the Grol, sometimes twelve hours at stretch, seemed to tell ori him and he was taken to the Government
Cfull Hospital, where helgradually sank, passing away peacefully to-day in the Gly-fifth year of his age. Much sympathy is felt for his their lors is indeed a great one-to the widow widow and children in their sad affliction, for
the loss of a gazd and fikkfal husband; to the children the loss of an affectionate, self-denying, Christian father.—The funeral cortege will pass the Monument at 6 p.m. to-morrow.
An Osaka paper states that modern and antique porcelain and earthenware, bath Chinese exhibits in the Osaka Mareum. and Japanese, are shortly to be added to the
THE Hon. Treasurer of the Alice Memorial
and Nethersola Hospitals begs to acknowledge with thanks the following donations to the funds of the Hospitals *---
+
Market Charitable Fand, per Hon.
Registrez-General
$30
Hon. J. H. Stewart Lockhart... 20
petroleum undertaking of the Dot Petroleum THE Batavia Nieuwsblad states that the
Company at labakota, in Jara, bas proved to be a veritable gold mine. The profit last year amounted to over 347,025 guilders. Oll valued at 434,000 guliders wis ralied at no expense of 77,000 gulders.
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(1896 Sanson.) SATURDAY, 4TH JULY, 1836.
Under The Patronage of
His Excellency Sir William Robinson, K.C.M.G. His Excellency Major General Black, C,B,
Hon. J. J. Bell-Javing; Hart Buck, Esq.; Capt. Commodore G. T. H. Boyes, R.N. Committee:-R, Alexander, Esq., R.B. ; The Barney, RA; M. Ge, Esq.; V. Cesar Hawkins, Esq.; T. F. Hough, Liq. Capt Loveband, A.D.C; J. Mackle, Esq. A. S.
Manners, Esq. 1 G.C.C. Master, Esq.; Mi, C. H. Nugent, RE; Lt. Col. The O'Gorman," D.AA.G.; Capt. Radclyffe, R.B. ; Commander W. F. Tonnard, R.N.; The Hon. T. H. Whits head
Fudger :-The Hon. J. J. Bell-Hiring and the Hon. T. H. Waltehead,
Handkoppers -Hart Buck, Erq, ; M. Grote, Esq.; T. F. Hough, Esq.
"Starter :—Capt. Burney, R.A. Timekiaper ----J. Mackie, Escį, Clark of the Scales :—R. Alexander, Esq... Hon. Treasurer 2-Capt. Raddyfe. Hon Secretary Lleut -Cal. The O'Gorman, P.A.A.G.
Fine weather greeted those who attended the third Gymkhana meeting of the season. There among these present, being His Excellency the was an unusually large number of spectators, Governor and General Black, C.B. The large number of ladies, in their bright summer costumes, added much to the brilliancy of the scene. The band of the Ride Brigade, present by the permission of the Officers of the Brigade, pleasantly filled up the intervals between the events with an admirable selection of music.
The details of the racing are my follow -- HALF MILE HANDICAP: first prize presented,
with $20 added; and, Sao; entrance $1, but if left in after a p.m. 30th June, $3 extra. Mr. John Peel's The Laird, Fast alb.......... Lt.Col. The O'Gorman's Morrison, zit zib
Mr. Jones I
Mr. Boden a
Mr. Radclyffe 3
Mr. Nogeni's Armistice, 1st alb...DIY
Capt. Barney's Baccarat, git 1alb...Mr. Long o The Geld was sent away at the first offer at 5.05-twenty minutes Ixte! Morrison took the lead, but after passing the rock The Laled raoddly passed him. Entering the Straight thin position was maintained, Armistice being a good third. The post was passed in the same order, The Laird cantering in ten lengths ahead of his field. Time, 64 seča. HANDICAP FOR ALL BOÑA-FIDE POLO PONIES); from the r mile Post in; 1st prize presented, with $30; 2nd, $20; entrance conditions as In - No. I. Capt. Burney's Throstle, rist gib...... Owner 1 Capt., Lovsband's Astexerxes, 1101 13l*******
Capt. Redclyffe 2
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Surg. Capt. Edyr's Flanet, rost 13th ...Owner z Mr. Bodle's Gibraltar, tost gib..................Owner ü Mr. Lewin's Blas Green, rost alb.........Owner o After several false starts the five ponies were sent away with Tirostis in the lead. He kept this position to the end of the dash, with Artaxerxes in close attendance. Past the Stand a good race for third place earsed between Planet and Gibralter, the former winning by only half a length, Time, so sECT.
A
STEEPLECHANE) the Course to be selected by the Committee; first prize $50; and, $20; at least 5 starters or no excos entrance condi- tions as in No. r.
MESSES. W. H. CROSSMAN & Co., of New York, estimate that the Brazil coffes crop of 1896-97 I be about 10,000,000 bags, of which shamt 8,500,000 bags will be marketed. Brazil has lately forished 55 par cent, of the coffee produc. Mr. Holland's Vapour, 11st alb......Mr. Boden z tion of the world. All other countries for some Mr. Hart Beck's Voltigeur, 11m alb......Owner a years past have furnished an average of 4,889,041 Capt. Loveband's The Friar, IOWAT 3 bags per annum. If they produce this average | Mr. Salman's Q C. Etal................................................ÚKÖRZET_O the total supply for 1896-97 will be 13,389,000 Mr. Stern's Bravo, tost ylb.....................Mr. Gresson o bags. The consumption fa entcalated at Cant. Radclyff's Qalion, rost 61 Owner o 11.150,000, bags, from which it appears that thera I will be a surplus, including the quantity carried | over, of about 2,500 000 bags. It is calculated from this that lower prices must rals during the
hal!
A
Voltigeur and Vapor soca took the lead, and continued together nearly the whole time, taking the last two bedge jumps together. Voltigeur however, falled slightly at the water jump, Jusi before the Galah, thus allowing Vapour to win
LADIES' NOMINATION; the Nominees to bit a pola ball round two posts and in through the al length, The Friat a bad third, and the
gaol posts, tai sad and prizes, entrance $2
Nom, by.
rest in a string.
Mr. Boden aikuissamme. 1 Surg, Capt. Edya ...................Hrs. Edje, 2 Mr. Gresson. Miss May MacEwen, 3 Mr. Lewit... Mis. Hawkins, D Mr. Grayson ............................. Mer. Eccles, o Mr. Hollend... Miss Irene Jahnston. o between second, Capt. Edge, and third, Mera Mr. Boden wan this very exally, the contest Greason, being a very close thing.
recent number of a French review the Baron d'Estourdelles gives his impressions of caming year. Rio News, the ills from which Europa to suffering. He does not hold that the Edropesa States are suffering Colonial Mati, about to be founded in Paris merely from old age, but from weariness, the in order to deal with the population problems, A NEW Society 1s, according to the Home and
result of competition and overproduction, We While there were only four Britons to every seven CAPTAIN Gibson of the steamer Aramor hast years; we have sacrificed our agriculture 20
have been living too fast during the past fifty our numbers are a good million ahead of those of Frenchmen when we fought Napoleon, nowadays
France. In Germany during the recent five years board of that fine steamer, The Band of the is deserted and the town over-popolated, millons in the same period Francs added only evening entertained some of his friends on our commerce, with the result that the country its population was increased by two and a half Hongkong Regiment was present and rendered Everyblog has been sacrificed to machinery Russia & militon sauls are born into the worlds the evening very enjoyable by-playing a fine and cheapness, but we are now beginning within a twelvemonth only 40,000 little mouths million to her reglaters. Every yeaì in selection of music, several songs sung by the to find that those who once contealed theus arrive to ring the Marseillaise. In such condi guests adding greatly to the pleasure of the cives with buying our products now hay our ton of things, is any wonder that Franch phil. machines. Our customers have been transanthropists and politicians should be continually
"A FARE HANDICAP TOR- ALL CHINA FONIES;' MOMSIKUR BLANCHY, President of the Council formed into our rivals, and consumers into pro-considering the population question ?-1 and Mayor of Saigon, left Saigon for Marseilles dacers. Europe, which once manufactured for the THIS reference in a home paper to the gradual distanced forlongsi acceptances accompanied by a fee of $3 to be sent to the Han. Sec, ut by the Natal on the 14th ultimo, During his whole world, now saus herself threatened with respect being shown to the Australian horse fo
Club by a p.m. Saturday, syth June; ret palun, sojourn in Franca, M. Blaschy wil, according to the rivalry of Japan, India, Australia, and South Corbins over bars we in this country are begins My Master's Red Fish, xist zibe...........Örcer z
England is interesting Stuce the arrival of 78601 and, 8201 3rd, Bro,
to be afraid of "The Waler." When time to very serious questions and especially the salts of a Europese war would be more Australian horses
precipitate the crisis, and to all probability
running here, we looked on Mr. Whitshend's Kingscote, gst sgibs mbun
Mr. Hart-Fuck's' those connected with the autonomy of Cechin disastrous than the war firell, Amies are Parts 171, woke us up the other day, and we Chios. TO-DAY, the 20th anniversary of the day on Eepe were suddenly called upon to join the "wale will be the horse of the fature. Wallace, Mr, Gresca's Vagabond, 118 gibi Oenera
now maitons in arms, and if the workmen of shall some day realise the fact that the Australien 14-Col. The O'Gorman's Morrison, 11st xilbs. Mr. Bodan which the bald-headed American eagle fiest European, rivals, who would eagerly seiza geabort time back for the Champion Stakes. 1) Mr. Naggars Artice za si Recife
make the field would be left open for our extra Carbine's three-year old son, ran a desperate screeched he has been at it ever since passed the opportunity offered. Foreign maricats would was a three inties race, and after a femendous Captain Loveband's Artesanes, zout Sib very quietly in Hongkong. The genial Untied alonos be closed, and cheap Eastern-made del he and Cafeer, a four-year-old daughter of States Consul received all callers this morning, goods might well rust our own mannisctares in Trinios, made a dead heat of it, at walght for and liberal bowls of punch and milk punch rope tell. We have dimly realised this, and age, in Smin, agisac, the fastest time on record. Mr. Mounsay's Prena, gat gibelle Costs a that is why Europe, though nowadays a: Camp The intermediate times art, no remarkable that A very scattaring start Vagabond took the 's Rooms and Bay View attracted of armed men, has never desired peace so they are worth quoting Fast mile and a half, lesd until the Rock was passed, when The Laird considerable attention. "A patriotic citizen of this sincerely as this does to-day. Haron d'Estours amin. 451060) last mile and a half, amin. took the lead, Katering the Stright Red Firk Repotile awake the echons near the clock-tower: nolles warning le mere upecially addressed to || 37f180.) last mila, zmin. 4ation) last half-mile, and Kingioma came out of the ruck, penssing about woon, this being the nearest approach to topches us also very Beauty. The danger of the seconds all our Derby and Oakes thesed. If that the Standirons : The Laird, a lagh spat the military cations "of the. Continent, but it 341990. That last mile and a half beats by several | the leader and taking premier place in front of a saints beard. All the American salgs in port mine osatury will be arian iners comerciocial than is not an illustration of stamina, I, should liks dividing them, in dreeand in their newest and taittunt hunting
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