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Today's Advertisements.

GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION.

No. 141. THE following Particulars and Conditions of Sale of Crown Land by Public Auction,

to be held on the spat, on

MONDAY,

the 3rd day of May, 1897, at 3. P. are pubilibed for general information.

By Command,"

J. H. STEWART LOCKHART,

Colonial Secretary,

Colonial Secretary's Office,

Hongkang, 17th April, 1807

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Particulars and Conditions of the letting by Public Auction Sale, to be held on Monday, the

3rd day of May, 1897, at 3 P.M., by Order of His Excellency the-Governor, of Twenty-seven

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, APRIL 26, 1897.

Intimation.

A. S. WATSON & CO., LIMITED.

CHEMISTS BY APPOINTMENT.

ESTABLISHED AD. 1841.

MANUFACTURERS

ст

AERATED WATERS.

LONE ON, 25th March,

·THE News Free Presse of Vienna publishes a TELEGRAMS. MA. SPENCER, the English :onat, made a

very successful balloon ascent and parachute letter from Mr. Gladstone, dated Cannes, March 'descent af Canton on Thursday last. He 15, which he expresses his bellet that the Mr. de Rothschild's c GAY LOTHAIR... Waits reached an afftude of 8,000 ft. before drop-diplomacy of the last two years on the Easter Mr. F. H. Jenntag's © FIRE-ARM.......................Lostes 1

question has furnished the history” of the 19th Mr.' CONTODON.Cannon 3 ping and his descent occupied as mlauter, the

century with its strangest, unddest, and most Belling; 9 to 4 against Gay Lothair,

parachute dropplag`bim in the river. The wes-

disgraceful chapter. These was a field of twenty-one. Won byther was splendidly suited to the accasion, the length; half a length dividing second and third.

balloon going up in a straight lion and the The Board.pl Revenue bas (smya the Shanghai temperature is described by the meranaut as þa. | Daily News) decided to place the Customs Ing just like that of a comfortable room. de service of the new tresty part of Waches in Friday next he gives another display by special Kwangst and thore in Kwangtung on the West request of the Viceroy. The Cantonese highly River under the I. M. Customs of Canton, bath branches to be under the superintendency of appreciate these exhibitions.

Yen Tantal, the Grain Intendant of Kwangtang

THE GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE. THE GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE of 3,500 HOY. (inclusive of a trophy value too sov.) by subscription of 15 save, anch, 15h, and s only If declared by Tuesday, February and, recond to receive 300 cars, and third 200 from the stakes; a handleap for four-year-olds and upwards; winners xtrex January 286, at room, of a steeplechase value 400 sova 81ba

of one value 200 sora, qibr. extra, but those originally handicaped ahova rist. gibs., and under 121, to carry only half of the foregoing penaltion sespectively ibo10 vigtually handicapped at 1211, and upwards exampled from penalties. Grand National Course - (about four miles and 856 yards) (73 subs)

LONDON, Maich záth.

POLLARD's Lilliputian Opera Company, which opens at the Theatre Royal, City. Hall, oa Monday, 3rd prox is the first camblaation of lis klad to visit Hongkong. The clever young listes had a highly successful lesson in India, playing " Plealore "ta Calcutta for at consecutive nights. Their press notices all speak of them in terms of the atmost admiration and their first Hangkang season should only add to their well

to-day at Robinson's Music Warehouse, and 11 would be well for Intending patrons to book early and vold disappolalment. The usual

OUR AIRATED WATER FACTORY is fitted with Lots of CROWN LAND, together with Ballding the best English Machinery, embodying the Mr. H. M. Dyn's & MANIFEST), by Man-o-earned Eastern réputation. The box plan opened Material stacked thereon, In the Colony of

latest Improvements in the trade. · Hongkong, Jur a term of 995 Years.

PARTICULARS OF THE LOTS.

No. of Sale.

Registry

No.

Locality.

Inland

Lots

41024 Lanc,

1424

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OCEAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY,

FOR SHANGHAL

THE Company's Steamship

ULYSSES,"

Captain Brown, will be despatched as above- TO-MORROW, the 7th Instant, at 11 A.M.

For Freight or Passage, apply to

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE, Agents.

Hongkong, 26th April, 1897.

CHINA NAVIGATION COMPANY,

`LIMITED.

FOR SHANGHAI

THE Company's Steamship

"HUNAN,"

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Captain Frazier, will be despatched as above on WEDNESDAY, the 28th instant, at 2 P.M,

For Freight or Painage, apply to

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE,

Agents,

Hangkong, 16th April, 1997.

CHINA NAVIGATION COMPANY,

LIMITED.

FOR MANILA 'DIRECT). HE Company's Steamship

THE

SUNGKIANG,"

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Captato C. B. N. Dodd, will be despatched as abave on SATURDAY, the 1st May, at Noon.

For Freight or Passage, apply to

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE,

Agents.,

Hongkony, 26th April, 1897.

izations.

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The Parest Ingredients only are used, and the. utmost Care and Cleanliness exercised in the Manufacture throughou!,

War-Vie Victis, aged, 111t, gibt `..........

Kavanagh

concession is made to seldièr and sailors In uelfarm.

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THE filth Annual Carbine Compeiliion of the Hangkong Volunteers will take place at the Police Range, Kowloon, bu the 1st and 8th prox. The programme is well arranged and includes Ladies' Nemluation match and a Signaliers' Cap. Majar Sir J. Carrington has kindly con- sented to act as umpire.

In the Summary Jurisdiction of the Supreme Contt to-day before Mr. T. Sercombe Smith, Palone Judge, Kung Kam, 'a fireman 'from the steamer Dancation, sed Capt: Branch for $83, wages due. Mr. Descon appared for the

defence and elicited the fact that there were ao wages das to plaintiff, but frat he was acting for two other firamen. As he was unable to satisfy the Court that he had proper or sufficient

Mr. G. R. Powell's be FILDERT, by Regent

dam by Double X. ged, ost, 7lbs. Rently a Malor J. A. On-Ewing's be g FORD OF FYNK, by Shidley-dam by Memory, 6 years,

Whittington 3 10st, 7lbs

ONE of the Chinese signalmen at the Peak, not NORTHAMPTONSHIRE STAKES,

content with the salary paid him by a beneficent The Water used is proved by repeated THE NORTHAMPTONSHIRE STAKES of 1,000 TOYS,

a bandicap for three-year-olds and upwards, Government, has for some time past been aug.authority the case was dismissed Analyses to be Absolutely Pare.

by subscription of 5 save each, the only Habill. menting his income by "shebeening," As be ty if declared, et 1o sovs in addition if left in. knew most of the members of the police force, it and 10 sove more for starters; the winner of

was difficult to chlais sufficient prost for a con- any race after January 30, at 10 am. 5b, twice,viction for selling splits without a ficense. Two or one of 400 sovs, Iolb extra : the second to receive 50 sovs ont of the plate; one mile and new members of the force, in maltt, have at last a half and aap yards.

succeeded. in entrapping the shebeen keeper LONDON, April 1st. twice, the last time being yesterday, when he Mr. Wm. Slager's ch e TELESCOPE by Tysant

sold them bottle of whisky for $1.. Mr..W, K. -Astrology, 5 yeats M. Cannon 1 Mr. G. MacLachlan's ch e PROSPERITY, by.

Mounsay, for the defence, sought to prove that Petrarch-Santa Claus, Monice, 6. there had been no payment of money. His Chandler 2 Worship took a different view and fined the cul- Mr. T. Cannon's bh AMPHIDAMAS, by Mene-

prit $100 and £50. The fines were pald. lion-Raver, 6 years

Cannon 3 Betting: 510 against Telescope. Eight ran: won by three lengths.

For COAST PORTS, Waters are packed and placed on board ship at Hongkong prices, and the full amount allowed for Packages, and Emples when received in good order.

Counterfoil Order Books supplied on applica- tion...

Our Registered Telegraphie Address is "DISPENSARY, HONGKONG."

And all signed messages addressed thus will receive prompt attention.

The following is a List of Waters always kept ready in Stock :-

PURÉ ÁERATED WATER,

SODA WATER,

LEMONADE.

POTASH WATER, ..

SELTZER WATER, LITHIA WATER,

SARSAPARILLA WATER,

ONIC WATER,

GINGERALE,

GINGERADE,

No Credit given for Rules that look dirty or gressy, on that appear to have been used for any other purpose than that of containing Aerated Waters, 55 such Bottles are never used agalo by us.

A. S. WATSON & CO., LD,

THE HONGKONG DISPENSARY," Tek 13th April *107.

DEATHS.

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On the 7th instsni, at his residence, "TorreR Straits Hotel Douglas Senst, Thursday is. land, PATRICK MIMAHON, for many years of Maytown; aged 47-

At Leipzig (Germany), on the 24th April, at the age at five, WALTER, eldest child of Mr. and Mrs. P. Sachsa (By telegram)

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(From Kobe Chronicle.) JAPAN AND HAWAII.

TCK10, April 14th. The attitude taken up by the Japanese Government in the Honolulu affate is said to be that the sclusal to permit the landing of free labourers, who possessed the sum of money legally necessary by Howallan laws, was an Infringement of diplomatic. courtesy. It is expected that iar trombin will be subretited to the sibitration of third Power, but not the United States. The idea that the negotiations will be backed by force is a delusion, as there is no necessity for any such action.

My Adzama, a conseller in the Foreign Office, will prices in Huwall in the Nastwa, conveying dispatches ja Mr. Shimamura, the Japanese Minister et Hannis!u.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.

DENDU fever le saging at Thereday Island, The buying rate for sovereign is $9.82 per £. H.M.S. Narcissus lelt the docks early this

morning.

CHARLIE WOOD has been engaged to ride Galles

-.* THE advertisement published with this liste calling attention to the new and enlarged and bandsomely bound eðlilon of Webster's Dletion- asy should interest me chasts, school teachers and studenta of all nationalities, There has been a great demand for this astiat work in Japan and throughout the United States and, as the supply is running short, we cannot hold out any prospect of being able to supply it at the nemical price of $6 per copy for an indennite pestad, Our arrangements with the publishers have been made with a view to meeting the requirements of Hongkong and the

are bound

basis, and the publishers look for small profits and quick returns, we to effect sales as quickly as possible and raise the price (to cover lisses) on whatever are left on our hands at the expiration of the time allowed for the disposal of the consigament now offered

for sale,

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THE Imperial German Consul at Sydney, Herr Carl Ludwig Sebl, died at his residence on the 1st lost. He was born at Hesse Darmstadt on

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MORPHINE tajection, like gambling, scoms to have come to stay-in the Gorgeous East. It ts practised in Shanghal on a large scale ; It is indulged in at Singapore, and it became such a serious matter here three years ago bat au Ordinance was passed with latent to completely suppress it. Of courra li kasn't been suppressed, and from time to time Chinese "doctore” are feed for breaches of the law in this respect. To-day an injector was fined $15 at the Pallee Court and likely enough more of his Ik wil be lovited to "ace the music" at a comparatively early date

TRE DIAMOND JUBILEE CELEBRATION,

A meeting of the Diamond Jublice Celebration Committee was held lathe Council, Chamber at 4 p.m. to-day." The Hon. C. P. Chater presided and there was a fall attendance of members.

The Chaban sald the committee had been specially appointed to enquire into certain projects with a view to ascertaining their suitability as permanent memorisis for the celebration of Her Majesty's long rolga,

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In the name of the Jable Committen, and be disbursed, by them alier paying for the local celebratlok-one half towards the erection of the leg of nurtes sad the other ball towards tho Hospital for women and children and the train construction of 360 fat sretion of the cartlage road from Kennedy Town to Aberdeen, which the Government undertakes to commence forth with and to carry on the remaining portion of the road until completed.*

The erection of a Hospital for women and chlidren of all ranks, clauses, creeds, and races managed on the same lines as the Government Civli Hospital and an Insiliute attached for the iraising of naries will, I think, appeal to Her Majesty's sympathies Inasmuch as they will tend to allevízie the sufferings of all unbe jects of whatever nationally resident to this her far distant Colony. The constraction and completion of a carslage road round the Island will undoubtedly be of great willy, and will assuredly confer the greatest good and benefit upon the greatest number There are compa raively low who can afford la live on the higher roads in the City or at the Peak, an overwhelming majority of the people are compelled to realds on the lower levels throughout the year and which are situated on the north side of the liland. Waring ''x or seven months ontel

every

twelve the hot and siling atmosphers of the lower levels of Victoria in extremely trying and often well-righ unbearable, as the breeze during the

summer comes from the south. In his letter 16 this Committee el 31st March General Black wiktes "I need hardly urgo the appropriate. ness of a road to made a great occasion; roads are the precursors of progress and civilization; they litugulsh istog from a barbarous state.

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Roads for recreation and health are one of the great wants in this island, &c. I heartily concur with General Black.

The present ford to the souih owing to its steep gradient is practically prohibitive, but with a good lavel canlage road, private enterprise would speedily provide a Tramway runolog reund to Aberdeen as a beginning at prices which would enable all classes to avail of the. outhern breezes and the cooler temperature on the south atda during the hot months of the year. A really good road, 30 feet wide with an easy gradient would be an inestimable boon and. would materially advance the welfare of the colonists fa æddlitón to developing the resources of the colony an the south side of the island,

Mr. D. Gilles 'seconded the motion and spoke Jo warm terms at the benefit that all classed Would derive from the works proposed,

Mr. N. J. Ede asked how, if the Hospital wa to be carried on Pke the Civil Hespijai, would nurser be available for the public.

The Hon. T. H. Stewart Lockhart said they would get nurses from home who would be kept here till others were trained locally.

Mr. J. J. Francle, Q C., said he thought the resolutions represented too much. They estimated that the public would subscribe $50,000 and that the Government would give the same Is the eport the estimated cost of the hosptint was $50,000 and cost for Training Institute was given

$30,150. There would be nothing left for the road and the committes should not decide on After the motion at present. He would moxoañamend».

and that given by the Government be applied exclusively to the construction of Hospital for for Women and Children and a Training foss tute for Nurses, on proper pledges from the Government.

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Mr. Crawford seconded the amandment which was lost as was one by Mesir. H. Smith and Bellas for the road scheme only.

Mr. Whitehead's motion was then carried. Th han. Recretary read letters promising the warm co-operation of the Am rican, German and Portuguesa residents.

Some details in connection with the Address Sub-commities were discussed and after other general business the meeting closed with a vola of banks to the Governor.

southern coast ports of China only. and, as.such business is conducted on a cashing considered the report of the subcomment to the effect that the money subscribed mlitee and scertained the general feeling of the community it was seen that nothing definite could be done until it was ascertained what the Government was prepared to do. He with the boo, Treasurer and on. Secretary had watted on His Excellency and asked him if Er was prepared to vote, a sum equal to that raised by subscription to the amount of $50,000. They farther asked that the sums thus asked for might be dested to the erection of a Hospital for Women and Children, a Training Institute for Nurses and the carrying out of Mr. Stewarts scheme for a road round the island. His Excel- lency had promised to consider the maiter and he (she Chaleman) now had a him in which he said, that, understanding a nearly general concentas of there was

Her partner. He was appolated Imperial German opinion regarding the celebration of

DESPERATE ENGAGEMENT AT RANATUA, Consal in 1870, in soccession to Cousal Franck, Majesty's Jublice and that the majority of the

By way of Noumea particulars have been and for his distinguished services as repres community was in favour of the projects for the

received at Sydney of a sebelilop la Ranntes, in sentative of his nailve country was decorated by Hospital, Training Insitate and road round

the Society Group. The natives there ara the island, be bad consulted the Secretary the German Emperor with the "Imperial Order

Colonies on the subjected to the French dominance, and the war- of the Crown" and the "Red Eagle." The of State for the deceased was president of the German Club In and he bad agreed to the Council vorleg hips Duguay Trouin and Aulis were sent 'ta' . On vrrival at Ranates the French Commander Sydney for many years, and tlways took a deep an equal smoant to she subieripilon up to the island with a soldiers from Noumen. Interest in matters concerning the German go,coo for the schemes ard in the event of ned a proclamation demanding the surrender

January 8th, 1840, and after being educated fo Germany went to Birmtegham and thence to Queensland, where he was a cotion planter and squatter in 1870. Coming to Sydney he joined the firm of Rabone, Fees and Company, of THE Russian cralier Gramfasicky.left Shang which, business he had long been the senior

More in the Derby

hal for Hankow on the 18th Inst.

THE Japanese warship Naniwa-kam was to At Kobe, on the 15th Instant, JOSEPH BROWN, leave Yokobama for: Honolulu on the 2016 last. aged 64.

IT, says the Alfan, qulla on the cards that the Calcutta Turf Club may appolot a prid judge

The Hongkong Celegraph

HONGKONG, MONDAY, APRIL 16, 1897.

TELEGRAMS..

REUTURS ME-SAGES. THE GRECO-TURKISH WAR

LONDON, Abz3rd. The Greeks fighting desperately, are gradually falling back on Lails...

'USELESS WARSHIPS; Both the Turkish squadrons are still in the Dardanelles. The Capialas have ned" DAKIN, CRICKSHANK & clicalar addressed the Porte declaring the

COMPANY,

VICTORIA DISPENSARY,

HONGKONG.

AERATED WATERS.

IMPLE AERATED WATER.

SODA

INGER ALE.

GINGE

WATER.

LEMONADE.

SARSAPARILLA.

R

ASPBERRYADE, &C.

DAKIN, CRUICKSHANK & Co.'s WATERS AIS made ander the constant supervision of a dufy qualified English Chemist and will bear compa- rison with the best English Manufactures.

Special terras to HOTELS, CLUBS, Messes and other Large Consumers.

Any complaints should be addressed to the Manager

Hongkong. 1st March, 1897.

NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTI

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It la requested that all commeations relating to Subscriptions, Advertisements, an be addressed to the "Bisnagu, Hoighng Triggraph" and not to the Editor.

Letters on Editorial matters to be sent to "The Editor and not to individual members of the sta

Commencalone intended for publications must be accompanied by the same and address of the writers, not neoweenzfy for pahlications but eve of good faith

ways

While the cons of the Honghone Tringraja win be open for the fair diaciusion by carverpondents of all sections affecting publié latorerte, it must be distinctly, tandestood thei the Kistor down với 30. any way hold herself responsible for aglalaga săná naproused.

ships to be unseaworlby,

· ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF

KING OF ITALY, A

and official measurer,

MR. T. C, BGGAARDT has been appointed, pro. visionally, an Uneffielst Member of the Stealin Legislative Council, vize the Hon, T Shelford, C.M.G., realgned.

Trapan

THE US S. Boston lelt Hongkong to-day for Nagu kuid Anay. The U.S. flagship Olym pła, now at Nagisk, is expreted bere in time to take part in the Dikmend Jubilee Celebration We end la Kobe daily that H.I.. Prince Artin:awa, Takchito has been appolated special imbst ader to attend the celebration of the Quer's Diamond Jubilee, and leaves Tokle for

London on the gth prox.

Thus the Sisgapore Frzz Press:-The "Soo rabaya Bank and Hzedeisvereniging" has been declared binkrapt and the Soerabala Handals. THElad stated that through thle faflure, another large firm will be brought in a difficulties

An unsuccessful attempt has been made to stab King Hambert whilst driving to the races." THE CAFE SQUADRON. Eight vessels of the Cape-Squadron have arrived at Dolagon Bay.

(Special to the Arian.)

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THE LIVERPOOL SPRING CUP. THE (Soth) LIVERPOOL SPRING CUP of 800 sore, entrance at 1oys. for starters; second to receive 50 1015. from the plate,"a handicap; winners after February 11 to carry gibi,, of a handicap of any valdeor of any race valus 350 sows, giba,

MR. P. DOWLING: who das been for a number of years in the office of Mesurs. Dodwell, Carit & Co, is going to Europe by the German Mall steamer to-mantrow for his health's sake. Alter a tour of Great Britain and the Continent; he

will join the Tacoma branch of Messrs. Dodwell

& Carl's 6'm next year.

So far this month our rainfall has been decidedly below the krogo One or two showers amount ing in all to abeat our Inch la ali that can be credited to April, and if the average of seven and half inches is to be reached before the and of

of two handicaps of any value or of one the month the Clerk of the Wanther will have to handicap value 300 sove, szibe, exize, COP put in a good desi of overálme during the next Course (one mile and three fuziongo). (18 zubu, | few days,

of whom declared.)

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letter from

FRENCH TROUBLES IN THE PACIFIC.

within four days of the leader of the rebell The natives would not submit and from a farth

fied place opened fire on the Fiesch. The latter replied and then stormed the place, with the loss of one killed and seventeen wounded. The native chlef and some of his follow-

fied ers

the tp the mountains, while remaloder were taken pitioner. The rebela were armed with rifles and spears,

Church. On occasions he acted a Connal for there being any deficiency in the public revente Switzerland, Italy, and Austria, and was widely it was to be made up by Increased taxation. known and highly respected in business circles. He (the Chairman) thought the schemes would He leaves a widow and three young children. be most pleasing to Her Majesly; satisfactory to the community, and a credit to ter colony Ovg Canton correspondent wring under date As to a college of medicine be thought thi 14th inst, says that the following are the local could be brought forward at a fotore time. In schemes proposed for an appropriate celebration reply to Ma. Francis, he said the Governor had et Her Majesty's Diamond Jubilee (1) The given a pledge that they would take over the erection of a clock tower of open Ironwork, to thospital sad carry on the road,

One of the warships proceeded to Taber, in height; (3) the endowment of a bed lo the The Hon. T. H. Whitehord said—In the proposed Hospital and Norsing Institute in various sections of this Community different which was bombarded and 150 prisoners tako, Hongkong; (3) the place of-two memorial Ideas are held as to the most appropriate way of These will be deported with their families to iko windows in the Church; (4) the erection of permanently commemorating the completion of Marques group. The Duguay Troula iken an organ in the Church; (5) the extension and

the sixtieth year of Her Majesty's reign. It la bombarded Tribal, and Naro, and captured Impiavement of the present Public Garden, by the longest and the most glorieus reign in the more prisoners, who are to be removed to

Manupitio, the addiifon of the triangeler plece of land in history of the British Empire, and the one amuti. front of the premises of Messrs. Arnhold, Katberg ment which dominates over all others is that of & Co., Jardine, Matheson & Co., and Deacon loyalty and devotion to our Sovereign Lady | THE HANGCHOW LAND TROUBLE, & Co. At present schemes numbers 2 and care Qacen Victoria. It is most essential that all thought the best, but, naturally enough, there sections of this Community should pull together is a diversity of opicion on the matter and on this unique and suspicious occasion and de a general concensus of opialon will be taken what will not only commemorate to futura among Belilsh realdents before any decided step generations this memorable spock and great It will be remembered that the British Consul- is taken. Our correspondent, evidently in face historical event, but something which will General pald a visit to Hangchow recently to tous mood, says the only other scheme he has be worthy of Hongkong and the City of setile a dispute with the Governor of Cheklang heard of is one to provide all the ladies in the

Victoria, named, by her gracions permission, with reference to the right of British subjects to place with bicycles and bloomare!

after Her Majesty. The then resolutions which purchase land at-that Trouty Port. The disputa sre now submitted for your favourable considera-was settled and the Governor promised to isins tion have bees carefully drafted and I sincerely bope they will practically meet the wishes of

THE great increases proposed to be carried out in the armed strength of japan have necessitated a kind of draÿtic alteration in her finances. The changes necessitated are very clearly sketched by the Tokio correspondent of the Times. From the figures he gives a clear idea may be formed

MORE "PIE-CRUST" PROMISES |

SHANGHAI, Apill aand.

proclamation at once. Sir Nicholas, unforio. nately, did not wait to see the promise: carried

out, and the natural revolt has followed, that ta

Ilb, it has been raised to prt., and the otharsike, murderer Butler was to leave San Franclas of the genersi scheme of Japan's post-bellum i completion of the slzifeth year of the reign of steps are being taken to recall the Governor to Σ...:

The highest weight accepting being But. By the Australian mail to-day comes news that

lo proportion.

LONDON, March nyth.

Gypeth, 4 years, St. 61b.Allsopp

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Mr. A. Cohen'a br h GREEN LAWN, by Kendal

Bedo, 6 years, 7at. 12ibe.... Roblaton Mr. S. M. Nolan'a br C ST. JARLATH, by Farro

Mr. T. Canosa'a b à AMPHIDAMAH, bysinemas Menellon-Ravee, 6 years. 711, Ichtanser Cannon Betting: 11 to 4 against Green Low 11 to 1 Amphidamas: Won by foar lengths. THE BROCKLESBY STAKES. THE BROCKLESBY STAKES of 400 wors,, added to a Sweepstakes of ta sors, each, 5 ft, lor -two-year-olds, calls Est. zziba, sillas and geldians But glbs, the nominator of the winner and its owner of the second sich ta recalvo s6 sovs, out of the stakes, Entrance sove farlong straight. 112 sahr, Closed gth Beptember, 1896,

on April zal by the P.M.S. Mariposa the semer kept her schedule time she should reach Sydney on the 27th inst. While in prison in San Francisco Butler made an attempt to com- mit suicide. He bux confessed to murdering Preston, but says it was lu self-defence.

Source. Agatast as extraordinary and non- recurrent outlay of ag; million yen for purposes of military and neval expansion, and of 70 ml Hons for purposes of productive Investment, if China, as seems likely, does not pay the whole of the lademnity money within the period allowed to save lateresi, she sets 195 million yen EDGAR GEORGE CRADDOCK, Resistant paymaster (possibly.297 millions) accruing from the indem en H.M.S. Kalcomba, who was missing from nity, and 135 müllons obtained by a domestic the vessel at Sydney for some days, was arrested | loan; while against na locrease of arį, millions 1 Melbourne on April 1st, Warrants | In her ordinary sandal expenditures she sets nu were insped charging Craddock with mlimaticipated inciosue of Income amonating to 33 appropriating abou: £3,400 and desating from ratillons Whether spy provision in necessary his ship. The greater portion of the missing under the gold standard scheme remains to be money wax found in his possession, The accused seen. At all events, Japan has her most reputed was sent back in Sydney, byrught before the Bounce Minister at the brad of sifalta st the

present time.—2; &a G. Bupresti relict court, and remanded,"

all sections. "They read-

‚“{1} That the most useful and most baütting this day, as we are toformed, the proclamsilen ser of permanently commemorating the has not been issued. We do not know whet sense of his daly, but it is abvloux that if notice is Her Majesty Queen Victoria will be to erect a Hospital for women and children and the wain not promptly taken of such neglect, the Chinese ing of auraes, to be handed over to the Colenial authorlites will be confirmed. In their, ludiffe- rence to foreign complaints.-N. C. Datty Government who have undertaken to malotalo it in conjunction with and on the same footing News, scribe towards the completion of the carriage fond as the Government Civil Hospital, and to rube and the island, the former to be called The Victoria Jubilee Hospital," and the latter Victoria Jubilee Road or sech other names 15 may be thought imore, appropriate by iba Cors mlilee.

"(1) That this Committes take immeditie steps to raise funds from all sections of the community of Hongkong for the purposes men- toned fa the preceding resolation, and for local celebrations.

The

PIRATES ON THE WEST RIVER

For generations the West River had earned for liself a bad name on account of piracy, of which it seems to be the natural breeding ground. The fatest victim was 'n high military mandarin, ans Colonel Tie, Commander of Samkong, who was down to Kwangai with his wife, family, O add servants, when they wern set (3) That the money so coll clad, together apos by a fret of plealcalcraft, whoan occupants? with an equal amount promised by the Colonial Reverely handled one of the concubines, and GOT ILMOD', be deposten an interest in be busted: tos mandir.na bṣat, of clÀ UN NONC Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, ablas --dfartury.

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