H.MS. Archer arrived to-day from Manila,
Come to needy villagers were summoned at the Magistracy, at the instance of Inspector. Brett, for
Chavalica Luzzati an lielien diplomails, who has execated many soving commissions for his Goverment, was » massenger to-day by the M. M. Herr Netal, kom Earpe in route lar Yukihama.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, MAY 11, 1897.
PRESENTATION TO MR. C. J. ASHLEY.
THE HONGKÒNG GENERAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
At the monthly meeting of the General Com ralttee of the Hongkong General Chamber of Commerce, held at 3 p.m. on the 7th lart.,-
Dear Sir, I am In' receipt of your letter of the ged wit, stating that your Committee haya bees called upon by the Stralis Government to consider the policy of passing to the Straits Selilements an Ordinance for the seristration of Chlorse ride marks, and asking for Information as to the operation of such a law in this colony.. 1. The Intradaction of such an Ordinance would undoubtedly necessitate general regie- H. Smith Vice-Chalman). N, J. Ede, T. Jack-tion, which obtains here and has done so for
Home years. 158, St. C. Michaelsen, N. A. Siebs, T. H. Whitehead, and R. C. Wilcox (S:cretary).--
PRESENT: Mestre, R. M. Gray (Chairman)
MINE TES
The minutes of the last monthly and special meeting were grad and confirmed.
SHANGHAT, May Sib, An interes' ng event took place yesterday having their pig-vipes la a filthy condition. Amorstep in the Municipal Board Room, In the fino of 33 each was inflicted.
sbape of the presentation to Mr. C. J. Ashley of a gold watch, subscribed for by the Municipal Council, the Ratepayers, and the Fire Figade, The watch, which is a very bundrome one, bore the following serfoils; Presented to C. 7. Alay, Big, by the Council of the Shanghal Municipality as a mark of their appreciation of the valuable services rendered SAPPER ALFRED, R.", wixto-day fined $toned by him to the Fire Brigade during the many ordered to pay $5 amends to an old w ́man for years he hell the foal of Ch{} Mr. Probst, in making the sald :-Me. Ashley, on ball of the Council and the commnally, have mech pleasure in hand. memento of the lang ing you this watch, as and valeable services you have recdered to the community in your lite capacity as Chief En- gineer of the Shanghal Fire, Department. The gift takes the fores of watch, as it was con. We H. La Dennys (Crownikdered appropilate iba' you should have some. Solletion) prosecuted and Mr. V. H. Deacon thing always in wear on your person, to remind you of old times and el the services you have appeared for the defence. Accused was com-
rendered. I boge it will tick many happy year mitted for trial,
of your life. (Hear, hear) 1 hare much pleasure in presenting you with this tokenst Canton enclesing copy of riavisional rules (Applause.)
governing the issue of outwr 1 ansit passes a
striking her with blu-cane, causing a woon-lin❘ her vich eye. "Tommy" was under the "flrence when the sitwait was commiited,
The header of the charge nl the anion sgalest Wong Lin Ken was resamed at the Magistracy this morning,
A SPECIAL meeting of members of the Tondon Chamber of Commerce was held on 7th Apr!! when Mr. W B. Fryer livered an interesting address on "Prospects of Commercial Develop ment and Planting in British North Borneo,"
In their Weekly Share List Issued at p.m. to-day Mensee, Benjamin, Kelly and Patts state:The market contlused to show consider- rble life and a very fair business års been done, mining and shipping stocks in particular finding most favour.
AT the Magistracy to-day x Chinese bostman wae ficed a for basing in his possession six taels of prepared oplam. The drug was concealed in a net bang over the stern of the boat The (boatman, who was the only person fu the bant, persistently pleaded lanocence, saying that the exclre officer pot the optom in the net,
A MISERABLE Hitte orchino.14 or 15 was charged to-day at the Magistracy with vagrancy, being found asleep at 24g a.m. to-day in an empty house in Sutherland Street. He has no home or parents but had felends in the Wah Ye Leong shop. Mr. Wodehouse ordered the police to make enquiries with a view to ascer- taining whether the hapless youngster's friends would do anything for him,
Ma, Hippisley, Chlef Secretary of the Inspec-
Mr. Ashley, 'n seply sald-I have very much pleasure la receiving ibis watch. Some two or ibree months ago Mr. Fearon called on me and asked would I accept a service of silver or a cheque, aich 1 refused to do, and said if any. thing I should like a watch. This is a present from the Covac and Ratepayers, and I am very proud to receive It. As Mr. Probst rays, I Ikball wear it, and I hope to wear it some time. I shall never forget the kindness of the Council and the Rater tyers in giving me this valuable present. (Applause.)
Mr. L. Moste, in a long speech, then proposed the health of Mr. Ashley, which was beastily drank, and the parly which had gathered to witness the presentatlan separated.-N. C Daily News,
APP-TMENT OF COMMITTER. The Chairman man ved that the Arbitration Committee chan'd east of the same members as last year, viz.. Messe, I ↑ Bell-Diving G. B. Drdwell. St. Michelsen, N. A. Steb, and TH. Whitehead
2. The working of the Ordinance has so far been successful, and only a limited ligation bas ensued during its operation,
3.-The privilege of registration bas been pretty generally avalled of by British and Foreign firms and patentees, and to a moderate extent by Chinese. The latter have chleity. resorted to it for the purpose of protecting chops of ten, preserves, &c.
NOTANDA.
CALENDAR.
MAY.
Meteorological means dosed on ten years) starvations ka 1893,
Barometer Thermometer ...........................
Hellty Rainfall..
19.867
.76.3
...R.I
16.00
TO-DAY.
WEATHER REPORT.
On cale at On date at
107 1,
4 PATI
Barometer Thermometer ...................... 77 Humidity..
gr
79.94
2084
78 91
4-With 'reference to the cast of administra-
Rainfall He also preated that tion, this has been parely nominal fa this colony. the Correspon fence Comm! ce should remain the work being effected in the Colonial Secre
tary's Office without the provision of extra aus!s- unchanged, with the substitution of his own name
tance. The chief arce of expense is the for that of the late Chulum in, vir, Meares. R. M.
necessity for employing legal musistance and Gray N. I Ede, T. Jurkidɔ, and H. Sealth.
advertising the trade mark. RULES FOR REGULATION OF TRANSIT PASSES.
Read letter from Colonial Secretary trans. mining cory of letter from HB.M Consul
the port
Acknowledgment had been sent to Cotony Secretary and copies of the sales supplied to
local Press.
.PROPOSED REGISTRATION OF CHINESE
TRADE MARKS AT EINGAPORE,
Read letter from Slogapore Chamber stating stating that it had been asked by Strafts Govern ment to consider the advinsbilnty of passing an Ordinance for the Registration of Colore Trade Marks, and asking for fmfamation is to the working of such Ordinsnes fa Hongkong. Draft reply considered and adopted.
THE LIGHT DUES QUESTION.
Read letter from Lefth Cbesber of Commerce, In reply to Chamby's crealar felter and enclosures of the 28th Jan., expressing randiness to jin la any reprctatations to be made on the subject to the Government by other Chambers of Commerce.
INVITATION TO JUMLIR BANQUET IN .LONDON.
LATE TELEGRAMS.
LONDON, April, 9416. The Indian Famine Fund hai now ratched over half a million sterling.
Read letter from Secretar, Landon Chamber The following is the result of the race for the of Commerce, inviting Chairman of this Cham Craven Staken for three year olðu :—
Guernsey....n
Kirkwall...
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Brigg********* Mr. Curzon, replying to a question, sald the report that French troops bad excupled part of Bhorelgare was not confirmed. Egypt, be added, bad abandoned none of her claims, the bails of which was the Upper Nile.
Lieutenant Eloff, who was on his trial at Pre- ints for using insulting language regarding the Queen, has been acquiited, the evidence belog conflicting.
LONDON, Aprli 26 h.
torate General of Customs, » ́rived here this morn. Ing by the French mill from the north. He will The action at Pigadia was a severe check to represent the Chinese Government at a postal com.the Greeks in Epirus, who lost 50s la killed and ference here in which Hongkong and the Straits wounded, including Volunteer Clement Harris Settlements Postmasters will take part. It is to (nephew of Admiral Harris), who was killed, ... be devoutly hoped that thele deliberations wil result in considerable benefit to this long-suffer- Ing community.
A DERELICT silor nrmed Allied Hart was charged at the Magistracy to-day with vagency. He had been paid off sick et Slogapore; paid his passage to Hongkong, got on see, lost $18 and fell and cut his head, The man is just - out of hospital and looks a perfect wreck. Mr. Wodehouse ordered him to be treated as K
vagrant and allowed out of gaol each day till Sp.m. so that he may get something to do.
THE Annual General meeting of the Hongkong Chess Clab was held at Thoms's Grill Room, yesterday evening at 5.15 p.m. -The Chair was taken by Cal. the O'Gorman. Among those present were fears. H. E. Pollack, E. Moses, C. M. de Jeras, 1. H. Pidgeon, G. Plercy, W. C. Baslow and others. The Secre tary's report was read and approved and it was decided to cominus the lease of the room as before. To provide members with a weekly game and a weekly problem during the summer months It was agiced to leave to the Committee the duty of arranging for another all against all tournament at ciast odda and a problem solving competition. The number of the Commities was reduced to five and Colonel the O'Gorman Mesars. Piercy, de Jésus, Manes (Trenișier) and Barlow (Secretary) were duly appointed. A very hearty vote of thanks was ́given to Mr. Pollock, the reling Secretary for the his exer- tloos to establish the club on a firm basis and advance its futerests in many WAYS.
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EXCHANGE FLUCTUATIONS.
The subjoined table, showing the fluctuations of sterling exchange from 1891 to the present date, may prove of loterest to one readers. The Egures given are the quotations for the first of eich month of the respective years. During the past five years the dollar has fallen in value from 38, old. to 1. 14d, a depreciation of 1/1 or over 35 per cent. That is to say, in Jandary, 1891, one hundred dollars was equal to £14 16. sold., while to-day the same sam is only equal to 9. 10. 11. & difference of £4 16, 11. From the point of view of those lucky folks who receive thelr salaries in sterling th's, of course, ta An excellent state of affalen, Collars it is very much the revers, RF, although but to those whose airles are paid to the prices of all goods of European manufacture have risen proponifonately with the fall to the gold value of the dollar, the salaries have remained at the same figure as five years aga and consequently the sterling equivalent of their salaries big decreased about 35 per cent. Under, these circumstances the jolly-half-boliday civli servants who have recently had the rate of exchange fired for them at 31. per dollar should consider themselves very lucky, for they are far better off than the lackless ~European accountant or shipping clerk who kas to accept
the rate of exchange of the day when converting his hard carafags into £ s. d. Fluctuations.
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ber to attend a banquet praped to be given to the Colonial Premiers when they are to London in June next in commemoration of Her Majesty's Dlimond Jubilee.
A reply was sent by last mal thanking the London Chamber for the comics shown, but regretting the laability of the Chairman to accept the inflation.
DROPOSED BOUNTY OF RAW SILK EXPORTED
* FROM JAPAN DIRECT. A circular letter from the Yakohama Cham brgnclosing copy of a letter addressed to the Doven of the Diplometic Body at Tokyo on the subject of ll passed by the Imperial Diet on the 24th March (but which has not yet received Impatlal sanction), a seiding for p ment of bauoty un all raw silk exported from Japas direct and siklog for the Chamber's co-operation in making an energetic protest against such action, was rerd vnd coastderet.
After some discussion it was resolved to reply to the effect that this was a matter for the Foreign Ministers in Japan to take up, and the Committen hope that they will act promptly and energeti cally to prevent such a vialtiion of the spirit of the Treaties. This Chamber heartily symp1. thises with the Yokohama Chamber, and will, should diplomatic resources fall, lola la any protest it may be decided to make,
MEDICAL INSHECTION OF VESIELS ARRIVING PPOMI FORM "SA IN JAPAN,
Read letter of date from Colonial Secretary enclosing copy of telegram from H.B.M' Minister at Tokio to the effect that medicat fa- Forman parts arsting in Japan. specilon would be enforced against vessels from
The Secretary stated that coples had been sent to local Pree
PROPOSED TAXATION ON IMMIGRATS IN SIGAPORE.
The Vice-Chairman 'drew attention to the proposal being now made by the Straits Settle ments Government to levy a capitation tax of St per head on Chinese Immigrats into those settlements.
The proposal was generally regarded as a retrograde step, but it was resolved to Inqshe farther late the mster before taking any acilen.
was rend.
HONGKANG AND THE POSTAL SUBSIDY. The report of the Sab-Commitee on the pro- 189 1803 1804 1805 1806 1897 posal of the Imperial Government to increase January .............. 3/ół 2/81 1/17 2/0 2/18 2/10 | thin colony's contribution to the subildy paid to February ... 211 3/8 228 2018 5/14 2/17 | the P, & Ò. N. Co. for the Eastern mail service March 2/[11] 2/84 9/118 altri ajak aft April 1918 C# 2/11 7/24 1/03 May 2/5 2/8 / Jane... 2/10) 2/8 1/2/17 2 jaly ....... ftit 2/3 2/1h/23 2/29 August
***** 2/93 2/58 2/2 2/12/14 September... 2/97 3/52 2/28 2/3 2/14. October 3/91 2/45 2/2 2/2 2/14 November... */94 2/32 7/18 2/2}. 2/1) December.. 3/1 2/33 2/0 2/1 5/18
Decided to circolate it among the Committee 2/1}_2/2/6/it{ } for lunher consideration.
. POLLARD'S LILLIPUTIANS.
Last night at the Theatre Royal, the
CORRESPONDENCE, REGISTRATION OF CHINESE TRADE MARNS Chamber of Commerer,
Singapore, 3rd April 1897, Dear Sir-The Committee have been called apon by the Gorerament to consider the polley of passing in this colony an Ordinanc for the registration of Chinese trade marks,
damages.
I cannot learn that registration locally kas la any way Interfered with registration di 20 ds at home or with the Importers. Home registration most certainly base pilothy over local registration, but the latter is regarded not only confiametery bat as affording protection to frade marks. A further advantage that may be claimed for local registration is that in case of dispate it would be considereð prima facie evidence of ownership. In one or two lostintes applications for registration bere have been refused on the ground that the trade mark sought to be protected was a colourable im
tion of one already registered,
My Committee are of opinion that the law is on the whole beneficial to trade and neliber costly nor inconvenient.—I am, dear sir, yours faithfully,
R. CHATTERTON WILCOX,
Secretary.
LIGHT DUES.
Leith Chamber of Commerce, Incaporated,
Lalth, sth March, 2897.
R Chatterton Wilcox, Esq, Secretary, Hong- kong General Chamber of Commerce, Hongkong.
Dear Sir,-! beg to acknowledge receipt of your favour of 28th January with anclosed pilats with regard to the light dues now, levied and proposed in be levied on vessels catering the part of Hongkong. These I had an opportunity ́to-day of laying belare my Directors, who are mach impressed with your statements and the injustice of the excessive light dues p opɔsed to be levied, and I am lostrocled to any that this Chamber is disposed to join in any sultable representations on the subject which may be mide to the Secretary of State by other Chem. bern of Commerce and shipping.—I am, dear sir, yours faltbfolly,
D. W. BEATTIE
Secretary,
NEWS BY TRE CANADIAN MAIL.
PARIS, April 4th, The Senate to-day passed the sugar bounties bill.
NICE, April 6th.
TA-DAY.
Torsday, reth May 1907 Chloese-10th of bih mrom of 2Ard year
Kwong-s
(Fête of the draron spirits of the ground.) Jewish-9th Vior, 6657. Mobṛmmedan-91h Dulhagġfa, 1914. `
Son-Rises
Sels
Shr. 23min Skr. 19mba.
High water-Morninė „....... Skr. 39miş. Afternoon ...... the. Buin. Low waler-Morning ........... Skr. 36min
Afternoon.....11kr. 26min. ANNIVERSARIES.
of
1843-Wang Annng and Hlen-ling whited
Hongkong.
40
1864-Armed attack on the offiers of Mestrs,
Hollday, Wise & Co. 1980-The Duke of Genos "rlved to Hoack "ng. 18gr-Attemsted axunctuation of the Czarewitch at Olso, Japan. Execution of Nomos virstes at Kowloon City. 1894-Colllalon bitween the steamieru Milki Maru and Monmouthshire next Tungsha Lightablp,
TO-MORROW.
Wednesday, 12th May, 1807.
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Consignees.
AUSTRIAN LLOYD'S STEAM NAVIGA- ‚TION.COMPANY,
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
FROM SHANGHAI AND KOBE,
HE Steamship
THE
" GISELA,"
having arrived, Consignces of Cargo are hereby laformed that their Goedt are being landed at their risk into the Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godowns Company, Limited, whence delivery may be obtained.
No Claims will be admlited after the Gooda have left the Godowns, and all claims must be sent to to the Undersigned before Noon on the 17th Instant, or they will not be recognised.
No Fire Insurance has been effected, and any Goods remaining in the Godown after the 1otá Instant will be subject to rent,
Bills of Lading will be countersigned by
SANDER & Co.,
Hongkong, 10th May, 1897.
Agents.
INDO-CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION
COMPANY, LIMITED.
FROM CALCUTTA, PENANG AND SINGAPORE.
THE Company's Steamship
(763
"CHELYDRA " having arrived from the above Ports, Consignees of Cargo by her zre hereby informed that their Goods will be delivered from alongside.
Cargo impeding the discharge or remaining on board after 4 P.M. of the 12th inst., will be landed at Consignees' risk and expense into Godowns It East Point.
No Fire Insurance will be effected. Bills of Lading will be countersigned by
JARDINE, MATHESON & Co.,
General Managers. Hergkong, toth May, 1897.
[274
Chinese-111 of 4th meon of 23rd year of THE CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGA-
KWORD.si.
Jewish-101A VI 1». «Š657. Mohammedan.—101k Dulkeggin, 1514
San-Rites i...................................... Skr. $2mín.
Sets
mawa Chr 19min. Maou-In Equator 3kr. 6 m. High water-Morning win. 5hr, 49min Afternoon ...... Bhr, 19mta Low water-Morning «...............likr. 48inte.
Afternoon ..MONS,
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'ANNIVERSARTES,
183-Est India Co's garden st Canton des
troved by the Mandarins. 1832-For-Yuen and the Hopps forcibly entered the Part India Co.'s factory at Cantos. JF8-The Li-Fournier Convention signe3, 1896-Protestant Mission at Klang-ylu destroyed
and lasted.
MEMORANDA.
TO-DAY-171 May. In a cruising race at Monaco to-day the Br9Pm-Performance of "The Pirates of Pea-
zenc","hy the Pollard's Lilliputian Company, at the City Hall, fannfs, with the Prince of Wales on board, beat. the Afisa by four minutes.
NEW YORK, April, 7th,
TO-MORROW,-12th May, King Christian of Denmark was 79 years old || re 2.1.-Outward French Mali clores. to-day, and a number of promlant Scandias. Noon-Yangsd leaves for Europe. vions to this city and Brooklyn sent him their | 9 p.m.-Liliputians at the City Hall,." Congratulations.
Opera
THURSDAY, 13th May, Noon-Meeting of creditor of Aga Makomed
Alley Shironte at the Land Office.
SATURDAY,-8th May.
TANGIER, (Morocco), April 6th. Aeling upon instructions received from Wash Ington, United States Consut Burke sent an energetic demand to the Sherifian court for ample reparation for the threat of a Moorish soldier to shoot Vice-Conani Cesilatonst Laraiche. 9 pm.-Meeting of Perseverance Lodge It is believed here that the United States will 9.15 am-Hudson's Surprize Party at the City demand a heavy lodemulty as a result of this
Hall, fault.
LONDON. April 7th.
The Archbishop of Canterbury will personally deliver Into the hands of Mr. Bayard, on the lalter's return to the city, the Mayflower daca- meats which the consistorial esurt decided to present to the Unlied States.
The Jory in the Queen's Bench division of the High Court of Justice to-day awarded Jareph Pennell so damages in the salt for libel which he brought against the Saturday Review for publishing an article accesing Mr. Pennell of luing lithograph illustrations,which were trans- lers and not drawn on stone.
The chess team of the British House of Com. mans, which will play a team composed of mem- hers of the United States House of Representa
SHIPPING AND MAIL NEWS,
MAILS DUE: Tacoma (Tacoma) x4th ins English (Katar-f-Hind) 15th ingt, Australian (Tokio Marú) ársi last. German (Preussen) grå prox.
The Homam will proceed to Canton at 8 a.m. lo-metrow,
THz N. P. S. S. Co.'s steamer Olympia arrived at Tacome on, the 7th inst,
TEX P. & Co.'s steamship Kaiserd-Hind, with the next English mall, feit Singapore for this post at 2p.m. yesterday, and is expected here about a p.m. on the 15th fast.
SHIPPING-RETURNE, From 8 pm. Saturday to 8 p.m. to-day.
ARRIVALS.
19 19
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Vancouver.. Coast Ports » Saigon
"Amoy
DEPARTURES.
steamer, for Shanghai H -- Amoy
Aggregating 4,683 tons register.
HONGLONG AND WHAMPOA DOCK RETURNS in -Kowloon Dock.
lives, will be composed of Arthur Strauss, & partner in the firm of A. Strauss & Co, and the director of several Cornish and foreign mines, who represents in Parliament the Camborne division of Cornwall; Hon. Horace Carzon Plan- kett, member for the South Division of Dabile Conniy: Atberley Jones, of The Miner's Manual, member for the North-west Division of As the modern repeating-ride can deliver forty
Durbem, and John Howard Parnell, cident shots in ï'ïiputs with fair accuracy, and with n
brother of the fate Charles Stewart Parnell, weigelty at 6,000 yards, sufficient to perforate the
member for South Mead. The members of Parliament mentioned will choose a fifth player. | Vangiti...............teamer, from Shanghai abdominal cavity, the German estimate of the
LONDON, April 8th.
Empreis of Japan. Increase of five per cent, in casualties is a con-
Hedion, the jockey, was thrown and killed in Fatm 2-The application to the Gow:inment cornes servative one. Owing to the long range of the | young people produced Pinafore te A
from oneer two of our leading Chinese Importers steeplechase at Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, Natal........... bullet, medical officers and the ambulance staff crowded andizace and the way in which they of Chinese zords, chiefly tea and silki, who to-day.
Descartaz..... Coffer "Salgon acquitted themselves. Wan load will be subjected to increased risks, and to keep In Master Alfred Goulding we had a first here and is on the increase; that in the absence
SAN FRANCISCO, April 6ib.' pratie wilege that forgery of Chinese marks la common
Aggregating 14,801 tons register. The Call prints a remarkable story of an. them out of the firing line "the first dressing”
rate delineator of "the ruler of the Queen's of registration there is great difficulty and alleged stompt by the Australian murderer stations should be at least 3,000 yards behind it,' | Naven" and the pomposity with which this
expense in proving the right to, and the piracy Butler to escape from the city prison shortly unless some lavourable condition of the ground clever litle chap lavested the past of Sis ol marks, and owlog to the usual praverty of after his arrival here through a clever substitu- Copile..... permit closer approach. The removal of the Joseph Foster shows him to be most skifal offenders seldom any chance of recovering tion. On Friday night, March 25th, a man Victoria
aventie acter. His song "When I WAS A
giving his name as Reardon was picked up very | Chiang Heck Klas. wounded should not take place until the Seing ind " was pavicularly good in the matter of
drunk and taken to the prison. His clothes and 3. The Committee apprehead that the fatra. llas is removed to a distance of 3,000 yards, or action. Miss Annie Moore looked the braw foral duction of such en Ordinance would quickly resemblance to Boiler were much commented the firing has ceased. In their transport to the of a Gberttan Naval officer and she was
necessitate general registraılan (and thus cause
on and pictores Clustrating the sopposed scel first dressing station not only the bearers will graceful and natural Ralph Rackstraw w**
great inconvenience and expsuse, with but little dental likeness were afterwards published, be greatly exposed, but the wounded represented with much success by Miss Elsle compensation, to our Europe in importer, whose Nose it appears that the man is the murderer's Kefpon..................
Krtme÷b26419, Norwood and the pretty music of the part enabled experience bitkerto has led them to rely, with brother, and his coming to San Francisco from
Strathallan mengizie themselves, and it would probably be this talented vocalist fall scope for her artisilc batter to ingraet
that when bit skill, the audience loudly applauding her efforts. Preference, on the existing laws for the protte-zauch in Sonoma county was lo response to a
tion of marki registered in England,
request from Butler, who wrote outlining a skil- Rétna Christiane fully laid plán whereby the multi-murderer Rainbow (H.M.S.) ............ they would be safer lylog still than in trying to We don't wish to discourage Master Bort
4-It is stated in supp:t: of thes sbowe hoped to make bis except, Reardna, as he | Afrika Mansergh, but his Dick Deadeye afforded him reach the tear. If general instruction was given chances for getting a lot mora out of the application that the registration of Chinese bad called himself, was leased and disappeared. to the men what to do le case of hemorrhage, part-than bo
On Saturday he was soon at the dock by s did Bull Bobstay, the marks in your colony "protection and canses no
SWATOW. Bim, dop the wounded on the line of baffle could, during bos'n, was well enacted by Misster James annoyance and that forgeries are not so common
as here, the fact of registration enabling the gentleman who, recognising
Arrivals. from A FINE. a lull in the fight, be succoured by their comrades Pollard, and the company's prettyle Counts to punish forgery toore severely:" to prevent death by hemorrhage. Unless a dancer, Miss Vi Martis, Tom Bowline, The Commities are therefors Acskicus of
wrote him to come to town, have his bafe cut May 9 Poochow Choo & Nwang...B. & S. particularly sale location can be found for the executed a barnpips that created a perfect furers.
and bahare exactly Builes's own style and get
9 Hatman. Amoy...]. H. & Co. field hospital, it should be established out of Little Wille Chester was all on deck as the catalog from you as much as smalble as to its himself locked up for drunkenness. Baler 10 Farsang. Coo & Niwang...). M, & Co. operation and would therefuza ask you to be
to Whampoa Coo & Nwang..B. & S. range of field artillery and the extreme range Midshipmite, and another dot, Willie Chester,
Dığartures.
Agenix. el the modern rifle, or Yeast 8,000 gave af due dignity to his post of Sergeant of so good as to favour them with suy Information explained that he was allowed to leave his cell ---yards from the firing line.
The need of Marines. Miss Connie Pollard made a very or disadvantages, whether much avalled of or
on the following points is advantages and every morning to wash and at the same time dranks ware turned out into the corridors whlis medica! asuintance on the Ering Üles to airost pretty Josephlon, bet her acting kemorrhagen 020 of the bugbears just a teetle too restrained at times. Sir 20t, the cost of administration end how provided, their cells were being cleaned. The Sonoma Joseph's cousin, Hebe, was nicely pourtrayed whether and how it has Inte fered with goods by Milan Jessie Ford, a graceful young artist registered at home or their imperiers, and any other particular bearing on ike question now Last, but by no means least, comes the role of before the Commutes. Buttercup and little Ina Pollard's representation was excellent. Between the acts Master Gould- Thanking you in anticipation,-Yours faith- |ing donned the "pearlies" and
ain't fully.
ALEX. F. GUMM,
Secretary.
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TION COMPANY, LIMITED.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
FROM GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL AND
TH
SINGAPORE.
HE Company's Steamship
"TEENKAI "
having arrived from the above Ports, Consignees of Cargo are hereby, Informed that their Goods are being landed at their risk Into the Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company, Kowloon, whence delivery may be obtained.
No Claims will be admitted after the Goodi have left the Godowes, and all Claims must be sent in to the Office of the Undersigned before Noon on the 4th May, or they will not be recognised.
All broken, chafed, and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns where they will be examined on TUESDAY, the 4th May, at 3 P.M.!
No Fire Insurance has been effected, and may Goods remaining in the Godawns after the 4th May, will be subject to rent.
Bill of Lading will be countersigned by
HOLLIDAY, WISE & Co. Hongkong, 27th Apr!!, 1897)
NORTHERN PACIFIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
STEAMSHIP "BRAEMAR," FROM TACOMA, VICTORIA, YOKOHAMA, KOBE AND MOJI,
HE above Steamer having antved, Con THE
signees of Cargo are hereby requested to sand in their Bills of Lading for countersigna lure, and to take immediate delivery of ikelr Goods from alongside.
Cargo Impeding the discharge of the Vessel will be landed and stored at Consignees' risk and expense.
DODWELL, CARLILL & Co.,
Agents,
14 Hongkong, 3rd May, 1807.
NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD, NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
"PRINZ HEINRICH," THE above named sie mer having arrived,
T. Consignees of cargo are hereby informed.
that their goods, with expection of Ophum, Treasure and Valuables, are being landed and stored at their risk into the Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Whar! and Godown Company, Limited, Kowloon, whosce delivery may be obtained.
Optional cargo will go on to Shanghai unless nolice to the contrary be given before this afternoon at 4 P.M.
No claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns and all Goods remaloleg undelivered allez z2th lustant, will be subject to rent.
All braken, chafed, and damaged Goods ar to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on WEDNESDAY, the rath fawiant, at a P.M.
All claims must reach us before the xóch instant, or they will not be recognized.
No Fire Insurance has been affected. Bill of Lading will be countersigned by
MELCHERS & Co., Agents. Hongkong, 4th May, 1896,
T
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
“HE P. & O. S, N, Co.'s Steamship
#SUNDA,"
FROM ANTWERP, LONDON AND STRAITS,
[GRO
Consignees of Cargo by the above-named vessel are hereby informed that their Goods ara landed and placed at their risk in the being Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company's Godowds at Kowloon, where each consignment will be sorted out mark by mark and delivery can be obtained as soon as the Goods are landed.
This vessel beings on Cargo 5---- From Madras, ex S.8. Strea. Optiona!
instructoode will be landed here unleme
are given to the contrary before 4
P.M. TO-DAY,
which modern statistics have laid on the shell.
county man was to slip lato Butler's call, while the murderer awaited his discharga as a common Out of 87,821 wounds tabulated in Chrcular No.
drunkard. Reardon called out his part of the
PASSED THE CANAL. 6, Surgeon-General's office, of 1865, only forty.
plan, but the latter part of the plan had boo
OUTWARD-gih Amill-Dordogne, Puftion, delayed, and when he awoke fu the ditly prison
Goods not cleared by the gah May, në 4 four gunshot wounds af arteries were registered, er 0.05 per cent. Slace from the experiments
it was only to find that Botler had been taken 13th Apill-Oppach, Methuen Carlle, nothat, will be subject to rent.
Olden of the German commleston it is shown that
sung
to the county jail for safety.
Apll-Glines, Hector, Glenfarg,
'No Fire Insurancs will be affected by me in LowDow, April 7th.
burg, Natal, Afridi, Bennctrlick, Thekla. any case whatever, Injuries of large szleries are rare with the modern gola to tell." "The midshipmite," WES site, and they are of necessity fatni, especially also sang rad, was most enthusiastically
All damaged Packages must be left in the Despatches from Pretoria and Delagos Bay 23rd All-Raduershire, Gloucester, pla
Barguekem. Godowns and a certificate of the damag, as the hemorrhage is usually internal and received. Another introduced song was the The Secretary, Hongkong General Chamber of say that the whole of Gasiland is in open revolt, ApellCaledonien forguds cannot be readily incognised, the bemorshage Little Alabama Coon." A tableau
Commerce, Hongkong.
twenty-five thousand natives having rebelled Pyrrhus, Kagoshima Maru. 30th April-For obtained from the Godown Company within th calling for treatment will be usually confined to Britannia," very artistically-arranged, closed the
Hongkong General Chamber of Commerce, sgsinst the Portuguese Garszamank The mota, Tanarivo, Bellona, 4th May-Pakling, | days siter the Vessel's arrival hers, alter which smaller vessels, which will probably be arrested | performance, which was an entire enocens,
principal rising is only about forty miles from Astral, Alagosan, Frig. 7th May-Chngarry, no Cialis will be recognised. Sib May, 1897, the Transvaal border. The Portuguesa (roops. | Guadalquiver.,
H.A. RITCHIE, either spontaneously by the lessened pressure | Pinafore mill be repeated to-night. On" rewalling team shock and loss of blood, or by an Thursday next, at 4 p.m. a matines performance Ala. F. Guns, Esq, Becretsiy, Singapots are mobilising rapidly and the situation is regneded
· Superlatendant. HOMEWARD- KıymAțiala, Cala neclusiva handige/"
of ? Pirmès of Faslinda " will be gives.
Chamber of CetsmaTEE;
Hanghong, #gth April, 1997.
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