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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, MAY 17, 1897.
RUCTIONS AMONG THE TROOPS
AT WOOSUNG.
SHANGHAI, May 10th. There seems to have been a great deal of childish and absurd fave made over the ziv[z [ disturbance which occurred on Saturday last at the foris at Se-is-lio some eight miles from Woosung. To call it a mutiny is absurd as the diabanded braver did not attempt to sue evan the poor waspoon with which they were armed. Why it should have been thought necessary to march nearly 3.500 well-samed and foreign-del- led troops under all their German officers, with two batteries of snillery, right miles to quell disturbance of 1,00co undrilled and wretchedly armed casile braves is beyond camprehension. To show how badly ward were these latter, Baron von Rektrenstain, who was in com- mand, is reported by a contemporary to have raid that the beaver had bullets for their murr'e-loadera, bat na powder. It seems to us that audeo severity was used in decapitat tag four of the ring-leaders for what was at the outside merely the usual Chinese squabble over payment of wages, and we entirely fail to see how the consequences might have been so disastrous to Shanghal at is implied in nor contemporary's report. There seems to be a tendency to mike too much capital out of every palter While disturbance that takes place among the Chinese. The new foreign-drilled troops are admittedly a great improvement on the old type of Chinese warlar, but why ibey should be laudedto the skies for their beberlour on Saturday we cannot understand. It wasn'cheap advertsas. ment we suppose. The whole affair was of 2 very tilvial ššture.
THE DIAMOND JUBILEE SUBSCRIPTIONS.
The Hon. Treatures begu to acknowledge with thanks the receipt of the followlog contributions, via: --
Hongkong & Shanghal Hick ......................................$3,500 Jardine. Malbeson & Co.......................... David Sassom Sane & Co..... E, D. Samoon & Co.... Batterfield & Swie .................. Slaminen & Co. Ainhold, Karberg & Co. Melchers & Co.1-4 Shawan, Tomes & Co. Bellies & Co......
Catlows & Ca
Holiday, Wise & Co..........
Rules & Co....
Mayer & Co.
European Staff, Hongkong and Shangbai
Bank (Hongkong) .............................. Banque de l'Indo-Chine ............... Peninsular and Oriental S. N. Co.......... Chater sad Mody ............... Dedwell, Carill! & Co.
Douglas Laprath & Co,
Lane, Crawford & Co.............
Gilman & Co.
Bradley & Co............................ Douglas Steamship Co., L4. A. S. Watson & Co., Ld. Hongkong Land Investment and Agency
Co., Limited............a Mittal Hassen Krisha ................................. Office Staff Jardine, Matheson & Co.
Hongkong
HUDSON'S SURPRISE PARTY.
After a "record" season in Shanghai tho above popolar entertainers opened before a' crowded audissce at the Theatre Rafal on Salurday night, As usual the programme was 'a most enjoyable one the rounds of applause that greeted the performers testified to their popularity in very emphatic manner. Miss, Llly Linton agzin acted as interlocator and Mestre Hudios, McKimos, Kearns and Harley wors first rate "end man;" a good swinging overture, "Army, and Navy," by the company opened the ball and then Mr. A. Royd gave a pleasing renditon of " Anchored," Mist Amy Thornton In her zeifo-comic medley and dance scored ye! another success and a hearty recall. The ballad "Love's Sweet Song" was beautifully sung by Miss Stanbridge, and then Thomas P. tickled the audience with a diity, regarding "Pilde al Kowloon," and for which he was entered. McKlusog and Kearns contributed one of their neat and clover song and dance acte and they were warmly applauded. Miss Ellloir, as the encoin number for the song "The Fog Bell," gava "Home, Dearle, Home," ard the talented young vocalist bad a most enthusiastic reception. Min Ida Rosslyn (WIS strong a favourite as
in her smart serio-comic sketches and the request for "Romeo" was one that could not be denied. Me, Wallace King had a recall for his song "Plymouth Sausd,” and by request ke
The simple facts are as follow:-At 7 sang the ever-popular "Sally Horner," in great d'clock on Saturday morning Baron van Relt- style. A laughable farce "The Bṛlāci Coremony," | santela received news from General Wang com- closed the first part with rauch merriment. Mr.manding the thren camps at Sestxe-lin ihi 1,000 of the troops he had been ordered to disband bad mutinied. The gallant Baron Immediately ordered out all the fopalgn-drilled troops at Woosung consisting of two battalions of infantry, a squadron of horse and two batteries of from General Wang asking for seulstance, wATO artillery, These, ao further news being roselwed
marched on Setztlin, which is eight miles from Woosung, One company was left to defend the powder magazine at Woosung On the troops arriving at Se-tze-lia a cordon of troops was immediately drawn round the camps and the rioters who had greeted the arrival of the troons
with shants of "Yang Kwelse" (foreign devils) were ordered to give up their army. This they at fit refused to do, but on the guns being trained on them lacy hastened to comply. One of the landers was decapitated instanter. The rinters were compelled to assist in palling the six guns back to Woosung. A slight recurrence of the trouble tenk on Sunday morning, bat was speedily suppressed and three more el the leaders decepliated. There is not likely to be-Scheele & Co....... any more disturbance, as the disbanded soldiers, mostly Hunanase, were barily employed yester day in carrying thele goods and chattels on board one of the men-of war to be carried op the Yangtro to their homes,—China Gazette.
H. Barton opened Part 2 with a pretty plans Interlude and then Altro, the jaggler, came along and did some very wonderful feats of balancing. The rhapsodising and parodislog of Mr. Hudson and Miss Linton was a decidedly good performance, and the laughter and applause that the stilsik avoked was Irresfatible, the recall being inevitable. Miss Habgood, it goes without saying, did fall justice to her grand planofaste paraphrase on Scottish air and her skilled inglementation was highly appreciated. The Gourlays(Amy and William) two of the cleverest pertarmers ever seen here, next convulsed the odlence with their very funny sketches "The Griss Widow""and "The Invalid." William sings and acts like few others can and Amy is one of the best serio-comic singers and danes that has visited these parte. The audf ence parted with them very reluctantly Indeed. An Irish song and dance of the "Two Mara"
style, by McKirson and Kearns, was applauded to the echo and was intensely amusing Miss Elilatt repeated her former successes in the pretty song "The Valley by the Sex" and she had a well won tribute of praise. Hongkong audiences apparently cannot get tos much of Miss Ida Rosalyn and the enthusiastic manner in which this lady's serio-comic sketches were received and the clamorous 'uppléase that followed show that she stands very high in public est. mation. "A little thleg" of T.P.'s own estilled "The midnight fatrader" played by Miss Llo. ton, Messrs, Hudson, McKisson, Kearns, Herley King and Royd brought the performance to a close. A new programme is to be presenter this evening and theatertainment bar ists in common with our big Dictionary, that It has only to be seen to be xppreciated.
THE CHINA TEA TRADE
MACHINE-MADE TEAS IN NORTH CHINA.
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THE WHEELBARROW BUNGLE.
SHANGHAI, May trib.
We are informed that at about 3 o'clock an Saturday aftemoon there was held a meeting of local mandarins and gentry at the Tastal's now Foreign Bureau to discuss the question, of the enhanced wheelbarrow tax, which it appears that pine-tenths of the coolles had declared it to be their intention to resist in July. There ware present at the meeting the Shanghai and Mixed Court Magistrates, Mestre, Huang and To, the President of the native Banker' guild Mr. Ch'es, and Yden T10- tal, a wealthy Niogo man having large business faterests in this part. It seems that anticipating trouble in July na decent Chinese will consent to Mr. Joseph Welch, under daie Shangbal, forma gulid for the turbulent weeelbarrow-MED, 8th May, writes 10 The North China la conarquence of which the guild in quanian Daily Niw concerning the first machine is still abeyance. Nothing defiafte was made to In North China The Poocht arrived at by the above mesilng, except an to-day brought mastert of new season's Black Intended appeal to the Municipal Councils Teas from Wschow, and amongst them to reconsider their intention to incranze the were the first teas made by machine-talling 14z.-N. C. Dally News in the north of China. To have made a len which is superior to that found in nine sul often drawing-roome in Shanghat out of the despland Werchow leaf would in Itur!! have been s triumph, even if the maker had been an expert from Caylon ; but to find that an ordinary native "tea-man, with the help of a Jackson's tes-roller and after an hour's explanation of its uses, a ter- boy Interprellag, is able to convert tea leaf from in article which both American English importers detest, and warn bayers
and
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT.
SUMMARY JERISDICTION,
against, late an article lagran, paistable, and (Bafore His Lordship Mr. A.G. Wiit, Pulsna
of double the ordinary strength, reveals to one
the possibilities which He hidden in China leaf, and the bright promise in store for Chios tem f
It is properly treated.
"This successful experiment goes even farther, It shows that, with a little improvement in the means of staring the leaf during preparation, the only vitally necessary machinery required in a good roller, and that money spent in siroccos, etc, would be money thrown away.
The cost of rollers, which can be worked either by hand or by water power is within the means of any tea-mau, so we should no longer hear that the cost of machinery will be prohl bitory to the introduction of the new process,
"The machine used in the present case is one which I imported for the Haskow Tex Guild elevan years ago, but which lay in a godown routing and caused until I haught it back from them a few months ago. Some improvements
rollers have beat made of late
Judge.)
May 17th,
TLITCHER & COI, V. HANS.
This was a claim by Fisicher & Co. for $100 for an wildcial leg supplied by them for Mrs. mald by the defendant Mrs. Hans, landlady of Derrell (now dead), who was employed as bar. the Grand Hotel. Mr. J. Hastings appeared for the plaintifs and Mr. Reece for defendant. Ples not Indebted.
evidence regarding the orde lag of an artificia Mr. Mclver, manager for Fletcher & Co. gare leg for Mrs. Derrell, After $100 had been paid of the 8o be substituted the name of Mrs. Darrell for that of Mrs. Hans, the elglasl debtor. it was Mrs. Hans who asked him for an estimate
but this one is so insple that it was taken to places in Shanghal by a fitter, and it was put He produced the banks of the shap showing together again in the country near Wenchow by that he had given callt to Mrs. Hans, but not local men without the assistance of a fitter or Mrs. Derrell. The bill produced in Mr. an engineer to put it in working order,
Darrell's name was made out in April after the The folly of the Indian Government's Énas-original bill was made.
Mr. C. Kew, at den time an assistant at the cial policy in raising artificially 18s value of the rupee, and thus imposing a crashing tax on the Pharmacy, said he had seen defendant order the Industries of India and Ceylon, is China's oppor» | 14g, and at another time he saw her-pay $80. tunity for regaining her decadent tos trade, and Mrs. Haas, the defendant, denied that sha hid once regained by using improved methods of ordered the leg or asked for an estimata or paid cming it will stand by its own merits. A Ning any money for it. She saw Mr. Melver about chow, Caufa, or Keemen tes cared by the new allowing a subscription list to be placed on her process would be a thing of beauty."
counter to help Mrs. Derrell, Mrs. Derrell died on New Year's Day. She was examined' at length by Comtel and all through disclaimed
TEA PROS/ECIS AT HANKOW.
"A. K. C." sends the following statement to the any liability in the maltor. Daily News from Hankow ~~
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Hongkong Dally Press...... Benjamin, Kelly and Poller S. J. David & Co,..... Grossman & Co.
D. Gilles Reuter, Brockelmana & Co. Sperry Flone Co. ́...... Victor H. Deacon.... Wm. Meverink & Co. Huling, Buschmann & Menzell.... M, S Saksan & Co. Sander & Co.. Inots, Wegener & Co. Stollerfobi & Hagin Radecker & C
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Wieter & Co. Hongkong Fire Insurance Co................. Croton Insurance Office...... Chlon Trader's Insurance Co.
Unlos Insurance Society of Canton China Fire Insurance Co. iyon China Sogar Refalog Co. Messageries Marlmes, Hongkong...... W G. Humphreys & Co....... John D. Hutchison & Co. Kiose & Co.¶¶¶¶¶ F. Blackhead & Co............
Hongkong Telegraph
China Mallžimnan Dorabjce Nowroje MacEwen, Frickel & Co. Cha. J Girpla
NOTANDA
CALENDAR
MAY.
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"Melsorological means dated on ten years'
edesrvations to 1893, 7 Brotaster...................29.867 Thermometer..75.3
Humidity............................84
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1,505
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1,000
1,001
Retalall.....
1,000
1,030
TO-DAY.
1,000
WEATHER FEPORT.
3,000
1,030
1,000
1,000
Rafalall
Baromeler
129 88 Thermomater TAVANUSE
BA Humidity........ 74
88
TO-DAY.
1,000 1,000
870
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Du date at Or, das at
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Monday, 17th May, 1907.
Consignees,
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
*HE P. & O. S. N. Co's Steamabip THE P. &
"BORNEO,"
FROM ANTWERP, LONDON AND
STRAITS.
Conilgners of Cargo by the above-named wessel *** hereby informed that their Goods are belog landed and placed at their risk in the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company's Godowns at Kawloon, where exch consigament will be sorted out mark by mark and
delivery can be obtained as soon as the Goods are landed.
This vessel brings on Cargo
From Italy, ex S.S. Sutlej.
From Madras, ex S.S. Secundra, Optional goods will be landed here unless Instructions are given to the contrary before 4
Chince 161k of 42h moon of 23rd year of P.M. TO-DAY.
Kwowp-si Jewish-15th Yixv, 5557:
500 Mohammedan-151A Dulheggia, 2514.
Soo-Rises ...na
500
500
500
Skr. almin ***** 8hr. $2mtu. High water-Morning Shr, 49min.
Afternoon-com.10kr. 55min.
.500
Low water-Horning. Skr. 18min.
and $hr. Smim.
Afternoon ANNIVERSARIES.
300 500
300 | 1858—Sir John Bowring offered $500 reward for
the arrest of pirata Chu A-kwal. $00
1760 The French warshin frærð lost at Amoy. 350 1879-General Genot arrived in Shanghai;
1886-King of Spain bern,
30
3ca 1893-Four-masted ship Somall towed Into
300
250
250 150
Hongkong damasted.
TO-MORROW.
Tuesday, 18th May, 1907.
250 Chipese.-17th of bih moon of 23rd year of
Xwong-si
250
aça (Fête of Kin Hw, the Cantonese goddess of 150
marrition.)
aço | Jewish-16th Yar, 6657.
250 Mohammedan.—16th Dulheggia, 2014.
Sun-Rites
...................... 5kr, 20min.
Set's
................ Bkr 52min. Moon-Maximum Declination S. 8kr. p.m.
9kr. Jimin. Afternoon MORE.
150
250 250
High water-Morning
250
བབ 950 250
Low water-Morning i kr. 59mlm.
Afternoon ANNIVERSARIES,
2014 4hr. 62min.
1501843-The City of Chaps taken by the British 250
troops.
30868-Nicholas II, Trar of Remis, born. 250 1890-Destructive fire la Shanrbal; 55 houses 455
destroyed.
1001891-Anil-foreign riots at Ngankin.
303 1896-Salelde of Lient-Commander Adair, of
H.M.S. Pigmy, at Yokohama.
200
DOG
SHIPPING AND MAIL NEWS.
MAILS DUR:.
Indian (Lightning) (0-morrow,
100
100
200
100
150
Tacoms (Tacoma) to-morrow.
Louisa & Atwell Cexon
~Australian (Tohlo Maru)'zts! Inat,"
150
Aston & Stewart “...........................................
French (Caledonian) zzad fast.
350
Englab (Rouffa) 19th fast.
100
German (Preussen) 3rd prox.
100
Canadian (Bmprezz of China) qth prox.
100
100
American (Doric} 9th prox.
W. R. Loxlering
Kelly & Walsh, Ld..... A. R. Marty & Co. Jebren & Co... Lasters & Davis
S. 5. Kirch & Con............
Madar & Farmer ............... Sir Joha Carrington ....... Brandao & Co. ............ John Hastings....suzana Lelgb & Orange...................
Wm. Powell & Co....... Cattam & Co..............
Mrs. S. Stockha6182TAKASVIÐTAL
100
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100 THE O. & S. S. Co.'s steamer Gastle, with 100 malls, elc, left Shanghai for this port at 7 am,
last Saturday.
100 100
50 THE Canadian Pacific Railway Co.'s steamship 50 | Empress of China left Vancouver for thle pori, 50 via Yokohama, on the afternoon of the talk lust.
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$32,910
The undersigned will be glad to receive subscriptions to the above fund. Elsta will de found at the various Clubs, also at Merurs
Walsh's.
Tux Agents (Messrs. Jardins, Matheson & Co.) Inform as that the steamshlo Glasserk, fromi. London and Straits, left Singapore for this post last Saturday afternoon.
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Goods not cleared by thenrgth Instant, at 4 | 1.M., will be rubject to rent,
No Fire Insurance will be affected by me in any care whatever.
All damaged Packages must be left in the Godowns and a cerificate of the damage obtained from the Godown Company within ten days alter the Verrel's arrival kare, after which, no Caims will be recognized.
H. A. RITCHIE,
Superintendent. Konskons, 13th May, 1907.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNERS.
THE P. & O. S. 17. Ca.' Steamship
KAISER-I-HIND."
FROM BOMBAY, COLOMBO AND
STRAITS.
fr
Consignees of Cauza by the above-named vessel zie hereby informed that their Goods ar beleg landed and placed at their rish in the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company's Gedowns st Kowloon, where each
Intimations.
CHS. J. GAUPP & CO., ~HRONOMETER, WATCH, and CLOCK, MAKERS, JEWELLERS, SILVER-
SMITHS, and OPTICIANS. CHARTS and BOOKS. NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS,
·Jale Agents (as Louls Audemars' Watchus
wanit the highest Prizes at every Exhibidang
and for Voigtländer and Soha's CELEBRATED OPERA GLASSES, VARINE GLASSES and SPYGLASSES.
NAU, CA & C Ormanly Dead Centopi
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LEVY, HERMANOS.
40
TAMOND MERCHANTS IRWELLFRS
ANTI WATCHMAKERS Sole Amante in the Pga for the emulgımited weer_Homary and Graduator Co., Lay
special rellehle Watch medo for this Climato
Ovalle
Quality, R.............?
10 OURENS ROAD CENTRAL, Pannello iko Palmaresh (ken. ARBOLINEUMAVENARIUS
USED FOR 10 YEARS. With the Vimost Success,
Thoroughly rollable preservative for Wood and Stone against White Arts, Decay, Fungus Rat and Dempsees,
Sole Agents low China,
SCHEELE & Co. Hanphony, 15th May 180
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THE GRILL ROOM, 1. QUERMS ROAD. THE LEADING CATERERS
ON TUESDAYS. GREEN TURTLE STRAKS for TIIN. GREEN TURTLE SOUPS for DINNER.
consignment will be sorted out mark by mark SALADS DELICIOUS ENTREES sent
and delivery can be obtained as soon as the Goods are landed.
This vessel brings on Cargo ←
From London, &c., ex S.S. Victoris, From Australis, ex S.5, Parramatta.
to PRIVATE HOUSES shortest notice, WEDDINGS. PRIVATE PARTIES, TIFFINS and DINNERS Speciality. Hangkono, 14th Deceraber, 1806.
From Persian Gulf, er S.S. Kim, Pemba MITSUI BUSSAN KAISHA.
and Mobile.
Optional Goods will be landed here unless Instructions are given to the contrary before 4 P.M. TO-DAY.
Goods not cleared by the 21st instant, at 4 P.. will be subject to rent.
No Fire Insurance will be effected by me in any case whatever.
All damaged Packages must be left in the Godowns and certificate of the damage btained from the Godown Company within tan days after the Vessel's arrival kére, after which no Claims will be recognised.
H. A. RITCHIE,
Superintendent,
Hongkong, 15th May, rioy
NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA.
FROM SEATTLE, WASH.
HE Company's Steamship
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"SAKURA MARU " having arrived from the above Ports. Consignees take IMMEDIATE of Cargo are requested DELIVERY of their Goods ex-ship or from alongside Any Cargo Impeding the discharge of the vessel will be landed and stored at Con sigues' risk and expense.
Bills of Lading will be countersigned by the
NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA. Hongkong, 15th May, 1907.
1200
Hotels.
YOKOHAMA,
CLAUSEN'S HOTEL,
Lane, Crawford & Co.'s and at Messrs. Kelly & from Liverpool, left Singapore for this port last THE Ocean Steamship Co.'s steamer Hictor.
66, T. JACKBOM,
Saturday afternoon, and may be expected høre | GOOD an or about the 21st last.
THE O. & O. 5. S. Co.'s steamer Dork, with THE HONGKONG GOVERNMENT | malls, etc., left San Francisco for this port, via
GAZETTE.
Hon. Treasurer.
[Saturday 15th May, 1897.)
NOTIFICATION.
No. 1-Contains the annual reports of the Major General and Commandant on the Hong. kong Volunteer Corps.
No. 188-Cenisios the despatch from the Secretary of State regarding Defence Works al Hongkong,
No. 189-Gives the Celendar of Probates and Return of Supreme Court cases for 1895,
No. 190-Offers £ reward for the recovery of *Whitebead torpedo, which sunk off Kowloon
Navy Yard.
No. 191-Notifies the exemption of ships from all dues at Macao.
No. -Notifies that Crows Rants are pay- able on or before the 24th proz
No. 193-Announces that Sesgerat H. G. Baker Bas been appointed an Inspector of NatascES.
Hondiale, Yokokoma, Inland Sea, Kobe, Naga sak! and Shanghai, on the xrth fast,
We are Informed by the Agent of the Messageries Maritimes Co, that the steamer Caledonian, with the next French mail, left Singapore for, this port at 4 p.m. last Saturday, and is due here
the and inst,
WE are!eformed by the agents (Messrs. Shewar, Tomes & Co.) that the "Shire Line steamer Radnorshire, from New York, left Singapore for this port yesterday, and in dus here on or about the sand inst.
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MAIN STREET, 66, COOK, COMFORTABLE ROOMS.
MODERATE CHARGES.
C. B. CLAUSEN, Proprister.
Yokohama, 6th Apell, 1897
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NEW VICTORIA HOTEL.
ROTISSERIE
MEALS A LA CARTE. CHOPS, STEAKS, &c., &c., at any time between 7.30 AM, and 11,30 PM. MONTHLY BOARDERS at Moderate Rates
MADAR & FARMER,
Proprietors. Hongkong, ged September, 1768.
WINDSOR HOTEL,
BONGKONG."
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THE Oregon Railway and Navigation Co.'s steamship Chittagong, which left Hongkong on the 4th alto, amived at Victoria, BC, on the T ESTABLISHMENT "CON. 14th furtant,
"HIS situated in the
ARRIVALE
SHIPPING RETURNS, From 5 pm. Saturday ti & pœm, te-day, Adam............teamer, from Yokohama Kalgan oila
H Canton m
Canton
No. 194-Notes that the Valuation Lists Famsang will be open for inspection at the Treasury for | Kamen at days from May 17th,
Tatrang Justices of the Paice will be held is the Justices
No 191-Notifies that a special Session of Owarthal
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Saughlang. the aeth May, for the purpose of considering an
WONTROL application from one Betker Olive, Tox" the ↑ Hembay .................. transfer of hex Publican's Reence for the Falkenburg premises Nos. 1a and 13 Queen Victoria Street, Kelää aina............n under the sign of The Traveller Hotel to one | Gedits momains ship Willis Frank Cox.
Aggregating 17,851 ions register, DEPARTURES,
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Bombay Canton Canton New York
No 195-Announces that Monday, May 24th, being Her Majesty's Birthday will be observed | Sarpedon ...........maemer, for Singapors
Nago an a Public Holiday,
No 19-Notifies the rates and regulations in Hallan connection with Postal Notam,
Chowƒs mo No 198--Containe hydrographical memoranda | Chunsong .....................
Oxsanz munus from the naval authoritien."
-Taksang mummie
Katzar-4-Mind
PASSED THE CANAL.
By Swałow......
Hellow Swatow
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NAUGHT HOUSE," offers First-class Accom- modation to Rezidents and Travellers.
Passenger Kievaine; froes Entrance Hall to sach Floor, in charge of experienced Attendant. Favourabia Arrangements made for Familier And for Monthly or Extended Periods.
Р. ВОНИ, Proprietor & Manager, Hongkong, sed Aoril, 180c,
PEAK HOTEL.
OPEN ALL THE TEAR ROUND.
"HIS commodious and well appofnie!
T. HOTEL sed at a height of tase fest
above sea-lovál, has just been thoroughly re-decorated, renovated and re-burnished, and i NEW WING has been bullt, which commande magnificent Views of the Harbour and pustuland sf China.
For Father particulars, apply to
THE HANAGER,
New Victoria Hotel Flongkong, 24th November, 18o6.
THOMAS'S GRILL ROOM. ***His Estaħllakmiant has always enjoyed a [high_class_reputation for Liberality in Minn, Quality of Food and Perfection of Culátne,
THIS REPUTATION WILL BE -
HAINTAINED,
The WINES, SPIRITS and MALT LIQUORS, comprising all brands in genersi
Ilalia Bwatow Canion Shanghal The Gasstis sito contales the usual Hist of Kast
» Canton unclaimed telegrams lying in the Telegraph Nadering
Nagrank! Co.'s offices; the Post Office list of posts Kalgan somnusar-
Foochow restante correspondance, and list of lolfers, etc, Pescartes oralser, Shanghal for merchant vesela.
Agzingating 17,416 tans registar,
Fresh Dairy Produce, FRUIT and other - supplies are regularly imported from the United HOKULONG AND WHAMPGA DOCK RETURMI, | Stales, Canada and Australia. Bicky from Reina Christina............... in
Kobe and TURTLES from the Straits, Kowloon Dock OUTWARD—13ik · April-Oopack, Mitkven | Archer (13.M8)..................... Contir, woh Apell-Glanash, Hector, Glasfarg, Agile, mamuk (min Cosmopolitan Oldenburg, Natal, szed April-Radnorikire,
April-Formosa, Tanovica, Ballena 4 Gloucester, arth April-Caledonian, Marguta Bacquikem, "Fyrrħus, Kagoshima Maru, jotk
Arrival.
Agents May-Polling Astral, Atagozan,. Fray 7th May 15 Tatrang ..Shanghai...). ki & Co. May-Glengarry, Guadalquiver, rak Maymu tý Konski.Amoy &28'hal.... & 8,
15 Hothom...Cio & ET3uang...E. & 8,24. Lul Luv, barman, stated that ho naw the ltg' | May=-Beniadzers, Canton, Oceanten, Delia 1
Oristes, Preussen, Imperatriz, St. Ronald fash
Departures, a handed over to Mrs. Deme.
HOMEWARD 7th May--delald, Crylow, May 14 Tatiang H.K. & Clios,... S. & Co. After hearing counsel, his Lordship found for Alasdur. 19th May--Brand Slama, Luton, Ang Kanth KaKa & Ch... A
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James F. Rels, bar man at the Grand Hotel, The export of Congos from Hankow and stated that he had accompanted Mis. Derrell to Shanghal to England and America last season Fletcher & Co's and he heard Mr. McIver say amounted to 18,500,000 lbs. with the result ihai En tess are unanicable at over 6d. per ib. Tals that abscription lists were allowed on the har en the first crop alone is estimated at 900,000 counter to would order the leg. On two occa Mali-chests or 55,000,000 lbs. Russia is over to Fletcher & Co. Mrs, Hans had never naked alona Mrs. Perrell had given witness ŝra tą pay weighted with a beavy stock and is not expected him to have the receipt changed to her name. take more than half the abere quantity, loav He never knew His. Hans to go to Fletcher's
· Ing 27,500,000 lbs, to l
o be shipped to England and Amuiles, or, say, 10,000,000 lbs. more than last about a leg. season even if no later crops come forward. With ten practically unsaleable with a moderate expoll, it is easy to predict the condition of the manke's under present condiilons. It's doubtini whether England and Amselen can take the Increased supplies of any price. Happily beyers seem to be fully airs to the gravity of the difuntion; indend it is rapidly producing cons
delivered to Mrs. Demail. She knew that Mrs. Mary Balor, a bar maid, said she saw the leg Durrell had paid these sums to Fletcher & Co. She had never seen a blil made out in the nam of Mr. Hiss.
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