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ALLBOKO ARSCOT

A Chinese woman was placed on trial charged with having attempted to set fire to a dwelling hoose in Taled Sueet about six works ago. The Attorney-Gential prosecuted.

The jury returned a verdict of "net gulty" and the prisoner was discharged.

A CHARGE OF LARCENY. LI-Fook was placed on trial charged with the thel of money and valuables in all worth $30 Prisoner, who was undelended pleaded not guilty, and the Attorney-General prosecuted.

On the first charge of ubisining valuabics by mesos of a trick he was found not gallty and then the prisoner was placed on trial on the second count of stealing.

(Cazs proceeding.)

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· THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1898.

'MR BALFOUR'S DECLARATIONS

ABOUT CHINA,

The sentences to which Mr. Balfour on Man- A quantity of evidence was given, in sub-day explained to his constituents in Manchester stance the #imo as that published in our police the Chiasso polley of the Foreign Office had evidently been c-refully studied, and were road court reports.

on the Continent with most attentive consider. milon. They wore, in fact, the first official declaration of the official policy resolved on, and contained as much falermation for all who know anything of the subject as could be packed into a division of his speech, which did not occupy more than ten minutes delivery. In the frat place, the First Lord of the Treasury repudistes": emphatically any letenilen ta zazex provinces. In Chios as not only inopportune, but perman- eatly unwise. "Dar interent, id Mr. Balfour, “in China are commercial and trading laterests, and are cot territorial Intereals. And the first dedaction I draw from that is that tercitasy, fa so far as it is not necessary to supply a base for possible warilke operations, is a dis- advantage rather than an advantigo, for il carries with it, responsibili l ́a, carles with dules, caries with it, may be, an In Japan, when blue-jackeis get lonro ashore, expenditure in money, and, what is more they are regarded as the lawful prey of the pomportant to us, carrier with it an expendi. tura in men. We may, that is, to the future ∙lice, who regularly make money out of them by ask for, or oven tike, a place like Ckusan as a arresting them (with or without excase-usually base from which warlike operations may be without) and taking them on board the warship carled on, but we are not about to add millions of Chinamen to the millions of coloured persons and claiming rewards, the favourite trick being whom we already govern in three-quarters of to detain them sihote till the exply of leave, the globe. All we intend to do, as owners of Bo and then claim the premium for apprehending per cent. of the whole combined tada of the Ceserters. From the Japan Herald, which world with China, is to insist that the policy of that country shall not be directed towards the gives a lengthy account of a recent fracas in discouragement of forelia irade that dis- Yokohama between several American blue couragement "may arite from the pressuse of jackets and the Jananesë police sasiated by the foreign Governments upon Chins, arging Fekin mtb, we learn that the latter bred, "sticks, to make regulations favourable to them, and so to destroy that equally opporically which is

MORE MOBBING OF US. NAVY MEN IN JAPAN.

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CALENDAR,

FEBRUARY.

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Felday, 18th February, 1898.

NEWS BY THE AUSTRALIAN MAIL.

The following telegrams from our Sydany exchanges were “crowded out" ol last night's Irano ---

LONDON, Janusy yib.

In connection with the engineering dispato, The Employer? Federation have intimated that that they will reopen their worke on Monday If the unions agree to accept the conditions lald dowa by the employers at the last conference. January 21st.

Mr. Chambarlato, in his speech at Liverpool, declared it was of importance to realise that the

· European concert was becoming Intolerable, and should not be allowed to continua.

The British Government aid watching the naval programmes of the foreign Powers, and intend to keep ahead,

The Standard refers to the recent test match 49 an unexpecled and overwhelming defeat of the English cricketers and expresses the opinion that their play will be disappointing from this out.

ADELAIDE, JIBUery 218ł, Chloess-28th of 1st moon of 94th year of test cricket match at Adelaide 236 cable mess. In connection with the recent Enternational Kwong-sü.

ager, costing £1,514, were sent to England.

AUCKLAND, January zand, A number of danihs have resulted from the recent baik ären in the colony.

Jewish-28tk¬Sebt, 6868. Mohammedan-261k Ramados, 1915.

Suo-Rises ..................................................... Okr. 19min. Sets Skr. $imim. High water-Morning ......... Skr. 60min.

Afternoon

Thr. Omin. Low water-Morning 1hr, 45min. Afternoon Okr. Smin.

ANNIVERSARIIS.

Chinese authorities.

1548-Martin Luther died. 1835-The crew of the Argyll released by the 1841-A beat of the Nemesis fired upon at

Wangtong Island,

MELBOURNE, January 22nd: The Intercalanlal match, Victoria v. Tasma- nis, was commenced to-day, the scorns standing at the conclusion of play for the day, Tasmania, first Inning), 154 ; Victoria, first innings, roj.

SYDNEY, January 2208.

In the intercalanlal cricket match, New South Wales v. Victoria, the Welshmen won the 2018 and decided to bat. They occupied the wickets

four wickets for tyy runs.

stones and abusise language mit's the nimost that we claims, "but which we do claim." Or 1883-The U.S.S. Askuslot wrecked on East | all day, and when stampa were drawn had lont

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impartiality." When one of the bluejackets, overpowered by numbers, had been thrown downt may arise from foralgo countries" dotting the by the police, a coolle wat on the point of wirik, coast of Chios with studies over which they ing bls prostrate body with a club, when a for- had complete control, and through which they would not permit the trade of the world healy to elgaes interposed to prevent him. Enraged at being thus frustrated, the cools watched permeate and where they would put ap bis epportunity, and when the foreigner's Customs barriers, or something equivalent to back was turned, the coalle suddenly made | Customs barriers, hostile to others and favour. farable to themselves." Such discouragement to savage rush and buck him to earth with the club, the blow failing upon his trade cannot be permitted, and the Government left temple, and infiicting a severe wound, from will do their best to see that in neither of these which the blood flowed - freely, Undaunted Way shall the trade of this country, whịch by an injury which might well have prompted me the trade of the world, for its deepest Kim to retire from the scere of hollier, the traditions of our policy precuda from enter. Infared man regained his feet, and with the taining petty Jealousies, to injured or affected... blood streaming duwo bis face, pavar chare to the scoundrelo had attacked bles, Major Bill of the Salvation Army, beating cries al "Stop him," emerged from the Army bar-room, aud seizing the coolle, Bung him to the ground where he beld Bim qotil' Kie pursuer širived who, after giving his whilom assallant à lasia of his quality by balf Theking him, and admin istering several vigorous and scientific "biffs" In the lower mixiliary region, marched him off to the Settlement Police Station. Meanwhite the police were having a lively time with the bluejackets. One of the latter, who enjoys a well-deserved reputation as a pugilist, farther approved his claim by "laying ont"in splá succession some half dozen policemen. The bluejackets, however, were finally subdued and marched off to the Artists for the night. They were taken on beard next morning, Major Elds, wo bear, has been warned by friendly fapanese to be on his guard and not to venture fork at night, as the intends of the coolie whom he helped to test have rowed vengeance against bim.

Subsequently a crowd of about one hardred and fifty surrounded the bar-room door of the Salvation Army, and one "ma", approaching # -blueja ket, said in an insolent manner that he owed him six year for a pile of shqos, The bluejacket denied that te owed a con', admit ed bis rendiress to listen to arguiment, and sisured the Japanese that he could priore his claim he would at once pay the money. A Japanese policeman was appealed to by several foreigners present, but declined to set in the matter, and to 1876 trouble the bluejacket accepted the effe of six yen by anatlier to cigner to save himself the degradation of pubile airest and might at the police station.

"FROM TONKIN TO INDIA?

There is no mistaking the import of these words, uttered publicly, as they are, by the Minister who is responsible for the management of affairs in the House of Commons. They rapidly developed situation, and mean that the apply directly to the present anexpected and

Billah Government abusins from interfering with the aggressions of the Continental Powers span the coast of Chica only span condition that their settlemeats aball remain, like all other poris in China, open to the commerce of the whole world. This contention bas been 100- peated by the appearance of a British squadron off Kores, where it seemed probable that an ex- dluifvely Russian arcendancy might be formally established, wad it has, to all appearance, been guletly accepted by the Cozilzent, especially by Germany, where the Pros, seccely no exaltant and wo biter, is now declaring that the Imperial Government means nothing but peses, and that fis commercial plans are based upon quality of opportunity for the whole world. It is accepted also by Japas, which dreads shove all things being that opt from the territories of her largest and nearest customer, and it will

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1884-Telegrapic communication between Hai- phong and Salgon established.

TO-KORROW.

Saturday, 19th February, 1898 Chinese-29 of 1st moon of 24th year

Kaong-tû.

Jewish-27th Sibat, 6858. Mohammedan—87th Ramodan, 1318.

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Bår. jemin. High water-Morning saman

ASSIFMOON Low water-forntig a

Afternoon ANNIVERSARIES.

Dår. 18min. Shr. 7min. Bhr. Mimin, 1år. 15min.

Entertainments.

THEATRE

CITY HALL

ROYAL

THE HONGKONG

Entimations.

NEW SINGAPORE TOWN HALL.

1. A PREMIUM of ¿100 is offered for the Design that may be selected for the Slagspoen Permanent Memorial of Her Majesty's Diamond

AMATEUR DRAMATIC CLUB Jobles

WILL GIVE WO PERFORMANCH OF *THE DUCHESS OF BAYSWATER & CO." and

*A PANTOMIME REHEARSAL,"

TO-MORROW, (SATURDAY), the 19th February, 1898, and MONDAY, the 2112 February, 1898, Performance each night at 9 P.M. precisely.

PRICES

......$3, $%, & St Half price to the Pit for Soldiers, Sallors, and Police in Uniform,

SEATS can be booked at the THXAYEE on and after MONDAY, the 14th February,

Booking Office open from 10 A ML. 10 4 P.M. (On Race Days the Office will CLOSE at a F.M.) Late Trams quarter of an hour alter fall of

E. W. MITCHELL, ́

Hon. Secretary, Hongkong, 5th February, 1898,

costalo.

THEATRE

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By klad Permission of Captain 'tha Hon. HEDWORTH LAMBTON, THE DRAMATIC COMPANY

January 24th, The match between New South Wales and H. M. S. Victoria has been postponed on account of heavy rain.

LONDON, January 24th, 1- The Employers' Federation and the Engineers' or Saclety have mutually arranged for the post. ponement of the settling of the engineering die- pate for a week,

13-Lord Amherst's Embassy, reluraing from 1473-Copernicas born.

China, shipwrecked is the Java Sem. 1879-Salcide of Mr. J. M. Farmer at Hongkong. 1894-The M. M. steamer Salgon wrecked near

Pulo Cambir. 1897-Silang, Lexɔa, cap'used by the Royallala,

MEMORANDA.

TO-MORROW, -19th February, II .m.-English mall closes. Noon-Ganges leaves for Europe. Off-day races.

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VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT Concluding with the GRAND REALISTIC TABLEAUX

SONS OF THE OCEAN.

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The leiders of the engineering sirika recom- mend the acceptance of the employers' terms, in The whole to conclude with the Laughable the event of a disclaimer being given ol any in- tention to reduce the earnings of the men on either ilme oz. piece work.

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SHIPPING AND MAIL NEWS,

MAILS DUR

Australian (Tokis Maru) 10-morrow, Tacoma (Olympia) to-morrow, English (Bengal) 20th fast.

Indian (Chelydra) ağrð inst,

· Canadian (Empress of Japan) 24th inst. American (Peru) 25th lost, American (Copție) zud prox

accepted by Amertos, where the great manu- facturing interests, although Gercely Protec. tionist, are alieady looking out for foreign markete, of which they think Chinx will be the most extensivo. We brilera this policy will seceive the cordial railfication of Parlament, The party which desires to create a new India In Chinx, though it exists, fa by no means large, sad is without any help from Important politicians, who are all aware that the difficulty si supplying alleded in veir serious, We could not supply new and large garrisons to which Mr. Ballour them from Great Britain without straining the system of voluntary enlistment, and while it is deubill whether we could readily supply them from India, the poliitest danger af bolding largo forelga terefterfes by the aid of mercenaries alone THE Ocean Steamship Co.'s steamer Dardasmi, scarcely needs discussion. There are It is true, men who think that a Sepoy army could readily from Liverpool, leis Singapore for this port be formed la China itself, bere there are whole yesterday morning, and may be expected here on classes of warlike brigands, but the experiment or about Taesday, the aand inst. is one that has never been made, and is, from tha Chinesa habit of organizing secret societies

usually fall of flak. The great majority of Englahmen, therefore, prefer le 'the Far East to trast to the fleet long, and if we trust to the flest alexe, our single object must be to keep the coast of China from being closed, which is the declared policy of the Government. We cannot see how even a serious debate can also, and believe that the policy pursued in China, with its mixture of firmness and moderation, will do much to allay the bitterness that has endebtedly been caused by our blunderfog-partly accidental it may be, but still exasperating upon the Himalayan frontier. It will be difficult to say that the Administration seeks conqueris every where, and impossible to say that it everywhere displays a lack of nerve.

American (Cuy of Rio de Janstro) xatk prox.

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THE Canadian Pacific Railway Co.'s stammer Empress of Japan, arrived at Nagasaki at 5.304.m. 10-day, the 18th, and left at 4 pts. at noon on Sunday, the 20th fast. for Shanghal, where she is expected to arrive

SHIPPING RETURNE, /, From 6 p.m. yesterday-to & fim, to-day.

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The appearance of Prince Henty of Orleans' book" From Tonkin to India" could searesly have been more appropilate than at-the present time, when goteral attention is directed towards the Far East. Prince Henry gives us the story of his year's journey from Hanal, in Tonqule, to Sadiya, in Belilah India. Prince Henry was accompanied by two other Frenchmen-MM Raux and Briffeus. One is interested in noting that in the early stages of the Journey much of the merchandise commonly seen by Prince Henry was of English origin., la recording this fact the author deplores the slowness shown by France in the development of her comme ça with China. He complains that the French houses do not study, as do the English, the taste and pockets of the nativer, Rod be inalets upon the danger of France "playing the role of bare to the English tortoise." Frequent by Prince Henry discovered upon entering what hu presumed to be hitherto unexplored dirtets

The only desbifal point still remaining is the in Yorsan that English travellers had been fo advance of him, and at one of the most northerly reported loan of 16 millions to the Government pisces be reached-a place where the besighted al China. The wisdom of making such a loan people seemed scarcely even aware that Chins cannot be ascially discussed in the absence of was at war with Japan-he was astonished to any official statement of the reasons for Rad encounter a cultured English wor an. Writinggalost which sway the Treasury, but there 18 of French timeroas diplomacy, as compared two points to which thu Cabinet should give with English colonial enterprise and English careful consideration. One is whether, as the administrative alertness, Friccs Henry, gives treaties already seears to us the treatment of the expression to the following algniicant reflec most favoured Dalen, any loan will greatly Incrores, either our indsence in Fekin, or the France has gained a diplomaile victory 3 wa

security of our focus stand in resisting foreign must guard against an Industrial delest. Our "ggression. It may, Tut our long history of neighbours, who know fall well that railways subsidies to fore'ge Powers Lenot very encourage are the means of real colonisation, blok to fog, thesstabildies as a rule having provoked anything rather than substantial gratitude. establish a line ennning from Mandalay in the Indeed, it may be doubted If nations ever HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA DOCK RETURNE direction of X'erbong (Klaug Hung) Nay feel gratitude, and we certainly should not wangle engin At Kowloon Dock more, the first ralle have been laid, it impost expect it to be a ruling principle in the Martha us to retort to this new move of England with a similar one of our own; and to tale end it is fainous camarilia which, as Mr. Valentias

Chirol points out in the new edition of Cosmopoli

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absolutely necessary for us size to have a zallway his able book on the Far East, still gover penetrating Chlos. We have a long lead in the Fekla. The question of securities may be laid Loosol matter of positions; but, again I repeat, beware aalde for the moment until we see whatis offered West Yorž magum of the fable of the bare and the tortelse. It is for our acceptance-It would be midners Impossible to lorcaast the future. But a moment may be predicted when the framework of Chica accept the land tax-but it is necessary to ask. Delgle mumm will fall to pieces, and then first come first what the guarantees are against a repaillion of sarved-there. that have the best perfected scheme of communication will win

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that unless we will lend ao'millors mGED, OUTWARD-11th Jan.--Visdobona. Cromarty, Most of the county traversed had never been the Empire will be unable to meet El Min. 14th January-Oopack, 18th January explored, and the destilpilon of it affords much obligailous, and the idea of financing Chios Baldir, Dinkomend, Sachin, “"Devonshire, valuable information, especially about a district soll and abundant in plendid fourtiony, fertile fe one. "It will be necessary; even i Martonaththite, Ballone, Venus, o canton,

waler, where tropical and

as it is,Glisle, Ixion, Dardanus, Melbourne, Anaba, to tako precautions that the money is no Triiaff. 31st Jan.-Oceana, Beergia, Fers. temperaia callare ficarishes side by side, and the absorbed before it reaches Tokio, and any 4, 1st Februarydile Craig 4th Feb. 'Inhibitants ara, protected on, thres fronts by future loan not protected as this is by terror of

mountaion." And then, apostrophliing the victorious enemy, might easily be lest in the Gerda, Bewvoirlich, Sunda, "815 February... people of this favoured, fund, the Prince bottomless swamp of Fakinese corruption. Thiolacea, Hounslow, 11th February—Node. dende Government may see its way to precautions on Menalaus, Allen, Glauens Latond. 15th - Only" bewere, you light-hearted" "folk, you are all there points, but they will need to be can-February-Bayern, Peetan, Ross Carili. perilously close to the British" leopard. His eldered by esteful exparis before say Contoit FouKWARD—111h Jan.—Formosa, Sanpadon, appetite is enormous ; sooner or later, be it from are actually emitted. The Customs houses of Thekla. 14th January--Brnerf Simone, zith the mountains of Assam or from the south, he | China are within risch of Brillak, sheile, bui. January-Vlyzzat, 25th January-Prins Häne will bring you under his dominion. There nothing else in the Empire is, except, Indeed, the | Pick, Pyrrhus- 28th January—SIA. AM is no excape for yet, Ruler of Khamil 1. King | Thibatan' platean, which would be a rather | January-Danfa, Salaslı, rxda Tobenaryon Theobaw's lot awalia you unless you humbly linsay sconelty even for so moderats a less as "Blyrmidon, Yarrowdale, syu. Tähettepan give in your allegiance to the Empire of India. 10 miliensem ́ementati

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Soldiers and Sailors' half-price except to the Back Seats.

"£100, will be paid to ibe Designer of the building adjudged by the Commitse, to be | second in märtt.

a. The Committes consists of 1---

- a Members appointed by the Governor, a Members appointed by the Municipal

Commisilovers.

Members appolated by the Subscr

bire and ʼn Chairman olected by the abera.

3. The building must contain tha following accommodation :-**

(1.) A Town Hall suitable for Pubila Meelings, Balls, Concerts, &c., about 100 feet by go 'Test, upstairs, with dining or supper room below. (1.) Theatre to seat about 500. 4. The Designs must be sont in so as to reach Singapore by goth April, 1898, and can be forwarded direct to the undersigned,

5. The Town Hall must form part of the same building as the Theatre, but the two should not communicate with each other except by the Verandaka.

6. The ballding to be provided with suffic cleat dressing, cloak, card and smoking rooms, bars, promenades, c, and to be surrounded with a Verandah not less than 15 feet in width, The design to provide for the Verandah ralls being of from...

7. Klichon and accommodation for four servants to be nerauged on the roof,

It is proposed to erect the building of gray granite or granite and brick combined.

8. Iran to be used wherever possiblo in place of wood.

. No bitement required but the lower floor to be raised at least s feet above the ground as the site is low.

10. The rainfall in Singapore is very beavy, sir inches and more sometimes falling in ons day. The roof and guttering should therefore be designed to allow of the rapid erespa of a large quantity of water.

11. "Tiles are thì 10cling material of the Straits,

13. The cost of building in Singapore may be taken to be from seven to nine cents of i Stralis dollar per cuble foot of whole buliding.

13. The cost of the building should not exceed $300,000, The climate of Singapore is a per- petual summer, the average temperature being So fahrenheit. It is therefore essential that the various rooms should be as open as possibla to the outer air and that Ires ventilation from flow to ceiling should ba ausared to every part of the building.

14-The site is perfectly flat and of ampla size to accommodate a building of any design, Seats may be Booked at the Robinson's Piano | A plan of the site can be obtained from the Co.'s Saloon.

Undersigned or from Major CAMERON. Hongkong, 15th February, 1898.

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SELANGOR, GOVERNMENT:

Medical Department, Salaries $100 and $90 a month respectively, with furnished quar= fers free of rent,

CLEMEDY, HUMBER and GLADIATOR CO., LTWO APOTHECARIES are required in the DUNLOP TYRES'S BICYCLES—PRICK......$185. A special reliable Watch made for talk Climate Quality Aumummmmm...............$16 Quailty Byramconsantonai saritim$12

10, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL, Oppostis the Talograph Giffon,

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RIGAUD':

WHITE VICKST

This fagative and delicate perfume is porsletant as an Extract for the handkerchief

while os a Зовр

and Powder,

it has been adopted by the most re- fined French Society- RIGAUD et Cle

PERFUMERO

EXTRACT

10.000.

W7 ite. Violets squad such boule of PARIS Band's Extradi

Applicants must possess a Registered Cer- tificate of qualification as Apothecary, and produce testimonials as to employment duilaz last five years and recent certificates of charac- lar and capabilities.

Applications will be received by the Secretary is Government, Selangor up to the 5th March, 1898.

Hongkong, 17th February, 1898, :

WORTH A GUINEA A BOX.

BEECHAM'S

FOR ALL

BILIOUS AND NERVOUS DISORDERS

*SUCH AN SICK HEADACHE CONSTIPATION, WEAK STOMACH,

IMPAIRED DIGESTION,-

DISORDERED LIVER,

AND FEMALE AILMENTS, ANNUAL SALE SIX MILLION BOXES,

ya Cents per Bar.

Prijaved only by the Propriitor suk THOMAS BEKCHAM, St Helens, Kögland,

BOLE AGENTS for HOMOKOMO and the EMPERH of CHINA SIN

- WATKINS E COM AFYTRICÁN ES HALL, ÉS, Önima'i Band Ca

HONGKONG,

THERAPION may be procured at 1/9 and 4ja per package, of the principal Chemists and Merchants throughout the world. In ordering. the purchaser should state which of the thres numbers he requires, and obserys that the word "THERAPION appears on the Government- Stamp (in white letiers on a red ground) affixed ta every-geneina package by order of Her Majesty's Hon. Commissioners, and withous which it in a forgery.

Bold by A. S. WATSON & Co., Limited, Horgang, China and Manila,

C

ARBOLINEUM-AVINA

́USED FOR OVER 30 YEARK, win the UIM, Success,

Thoroughly, reliablewatire for Wood, and Stone against Whi Fitts, Decay, Tungua Rot and Dampness.

Sola Agents for Gitna, LÚTGENS, EINSTMANN & Co. Hongkong, rith September, 1896,

FC

BORDEAUX,

GOLD MEDALS -Bordeaux;-1892, Pariu, 1069,

LIQUOR,

OF THE RETELLEND. FATHER

4 KERMANN..

TALELAKIn is employed withi Kudos to restore: the FORCES of the STOMACH and FAOLLL- TATES the IIGESTION."

HOME CONIO WINE

Of the Ber. Futher A, KERMANY SMOKA KINA OL DI GOLA

CREME DE MANDARINE. CAVELINE" ANIERTEN SUPERFIFE.

ply to Messen,DOLWELL, CARLILL & Co.,

Hongfang, Agents for M. OPPENHEIMER & Co, Parla