THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 1898.
OLIVERS FREEHOLD MINES, LTD. | vatisfactory one, the satire and foreign health
The second nidinary general meeting of shareholders in the above cɔmpany was held at the offices 19 and 40 Queen's Road Central at noon to-day. Mr. Hart Beck presided and there were also present Ments. C. Ewenu, J. A. Japp (serratory), P. Jardin, A. H. Mencell, G. Allen, W. D. Sator, H. E. Pollock, H. Humphreys, Alvos and Capt. Clement.
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baving been generally good and no special Occurrences were reported. This publication (s a most valuable one and for professional men in the East and cleawhere these reports cannot fall to be of much service.
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THE AMAZONS.
Last night the Brough Comedy Company gave their second and last performance of "The Amazons" at the City Hall before a full house. That the efforts of this talented company woro appreciated by the audience of courie goes with oõi maying. The whole house was kept in continualiour of faughter throughout the ev814. log and the dialogne was as frequeally brought to"a riandstill from this cause as from the re- peated bursts of applause which time and again rang out.
Mi Hardy's fize
The Chairman said :-Gentlemen, I presume you have all eximised the Report and Statement of Accounts so with your per- mision i take them as rend, You will noiice we have adopted a little differ- ent arrangement in derling with the assis In the accounts for 1897, the amount spent on the Eureka Malo abust to the 31st December, 1897, now appears. In a teparate account under that beading, whereas in last year's Report it was
In the third act, Mr. Brough gave a remark- Included in the account Eureka mine. Oliver Property account last year stood at $50,335.90.ably pretty exhibition of clubswingtag, which coc. The amount of $135 99 has now been written off clusively proved that she was perfectly equal to leaving both Property accounts at the price they her part, while the antics of the Wiile French olgio cost, I may explain that the man, Andid, were ludicrous beyond description, amount $135.00 was speat, when we firet Mr. Roberts is without doubt one of the cleverest Required the property. In some preliminary pros character azilats that Hongkong has ever seen, pecting and sta ex.. We hire expended about and bis French rendering of English proverbs will not be soon forgatien by those who were $13000 during the year on the Eureka Mala Shift which brings the tatal spent to that date to fortunate enough to see him in bis character of the would-be-Anglicised Frenchman. Mr. $33515.51. This amount not only covers the expense of the seal sinking of the shaft but Brough's performance upon the rope was most also all work intended for permanent use la the entertaining sed the talooing scene caused mine such as windleg, pumping and ventilating considerable amusement, shalis, Levels, Drives and Croscute designed for the blecking out, stoping and conveyance of ere to the salace, We Fave acquired during the year, on the advice of our Mining Manager. Gold Lots No's 105 and 303, a litis pres ecting has been done en the art of these and a reef of 3 feet in width has been found which it is estima- ied will yield payable stone. We must not fairet in connection with the w zi'ng net..got that we were only able from vatus cours in crash ab. et 2000 tart of stone for the whels your, fin. grent storp had to be made paling the old Bitsy and it was st las found neces. ray to era new one in its plate. We did not commentei galer crosblogs until the middle of April and the m'l' was sopped fo the rest on of the new machine:y ba the 75th August and” did not comments again until the 28th of Novem ber. A might reasonably expicted slight al- teration had to be made in this new machinery and then we wc:eunfortunate enough to unshort of water and the mill' bad again to be stopped As far as I can make out we were exceptionally
Icruoste in relaining our water supply as long as we did for the drought in the district is gold to have ban the worst they hrd er fenced for 30 years and a great many neightsleg mlils had to stop work much estlier than we did. I am pleased to be able to tell you that our new milf is new working wall and that we have a plentiful supply of water and as its criabing capacity is now about doubled, which means thil we can cruth about 8:0 tons a month Fnd our mising manager reports that he bas ap tulimited supply of payable ore in aight there appears to be no reason to feel soything but confdence in the success of anr Mice. We received a telegram on Monday last telling us that at the lowest levels, where the reef to B let lo widib, the quailty of the ore is Improving as developed. I take thir, gentlemen, 21 very sailsfactory news, end it appears to herr out the truth of the opinion expreated by t^a late Mr. Willmell that the deeper we sink the richer we should find the stone. Shareholders have occasionally asked us whether it wontd not be advisable to erect mers crushing machinery. We must bear in mind, however, that only a certato amount of stone can be ralied from one shaft and that if we put up adel tonel stampers we must also sink other shafin to feed them with. This there la no doubt we shall do in the future, but I think you will all agres with me that it is wiser to test our way at the present time and not extend our operations very much unul we begla to receivo.substantial i profits from our present workings, and I do not see any reason why we may not confidently look forward to this result in the near futuro. I am fearing for the mists by the next steamer and hope to be bick lo Hongkong by the middic of May when I shall have great pleasure In meeting the hirchilders and giving them full darciipilon of everything we are doing and I trust that before my return I shall be able to telegraph really good news. Before moving the
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adoption of the Report and Statement of Accettats I shall be pleased to answer any questions.
There being no questions Mr. Allen seconded the mosinn adaptions, which was causid.
M. W. H. P. was re-elected suditor as motion of Mr. Mancell, arcorded by M. Jordan,
This concluded the Uitlegat,
I. M. CUSTOMS MEDICAL REPORTS.
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voice received its anual irthate of applause, as also did the acing of Miss Templo. Mini Harrington in the character of Sergeant Shater was tamente, and the calm and collected cheek of Mr. Plimmer as Barrington was all that could be desired.
The Broughs will appear this evening in “A Village Priest" by Sydney Grandy, and as this.. plece has not bitherto been produced in Hong- kong a bar per kouss should result. The best advic: that we can give to those who have not as yet made the acquaintance of Mr. and Mr. Brough and their talented company, la to merd the error of their ways on the first possible opportunity, and, if their sins, even then, bang heavily upon then, to repeat the dose.
THE SMITH-WATLING WRANGLE.
NOTANDA.
CALENDAR
MARCH.
Melsorological manur based on sen yaors! observations to 1895.
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Barometer.....................................:30.059
Thermometer .............................
Hamidily..................... Ralafall....
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TO-DAY,
WEATHER REPORT.
Barometer
30.11
Thermometer.......... 64 Humidity.......... 83 Rainfall nig
'On data mì. On dabe
102,
30.06- 61 78
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TO-DAY.
Wednesday, 9th March, 1898.
Kwong-si,
ROYAL BONGKONG PACHT CLUB,
March 8th.
Notice of Firm.
NOTICE.
"HE Undersigned FIRMS bave This Day Tungand fed and will la fastare
carry on the bastaess under the Name and Style of SANDER, WIELER LO.
All Anrets and Liabilities of the former firma have been taken over by the new firm.
SANDER & CO. WIELER & CO.
Office, No, to, Queen's Road Central,
Hongkong, st March, 1898.
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There was a very strong cast wied and con. siderable sea in the middle of the harbour t starting time and only three hoate in each class ventured out. The course was No. 30. Starters: Second class at E 20—9, 10, 11. First class at 1.30~4,5,6 The boats in the second clase made rather a sirsgging start, but the three in the A class got off with the gun. Dart went away with a lead to the strong wind and ses and was soon about half a mille ahead in her elsen with Payng next, and in the A clans Maid Marfan went to the front with Brica second, the order at Kowloon Rock being Dart, Mald Marian, Peyna, Ladybird, Erica, Phub. The sume order was kept up to Channel Rocks when the Maid and Paywa both pissed Dart, and At the Frica got in front of Ladybird Lyceman maık Erica had caught both Dart and Payne and the three went round the masks practically together. In the run down to the Rostian Rock & stronger paff than THOSPITAL PINAYER COMMITTEE
Chincec-17th of And moon of with year of usual carried away Payne's mast at the deck fevel and she made the best of her way home under jary boathook and jib. In the second best to FAæde pasted Ladybird but after that no other changes took place and a stiff race finished ∙as under :--
Jewish-151A Adar, 5658, Mohammeda-15k Shawall, 1315.
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Afternoon a ANNIVERSARIES, 1843-Conclusion of the War in Scinde, 1872-Altack on Mexrs. Farnham and Robl at
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TO-MORROW.
Thursday, roth March, 1998. Chinese-28th of End moon of 24th year of
Kwong-ri.
Jewish-161A Ador, 6858, Mohammedan-16h Shawall, 1316.
Sub-Rises dan
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· Afternoon 10kr. 30min. Low water-Morning ... 4kr. ɑmin. Afternoon ...... her. ImÍ. ANNIVERSARIES, 1839-Commissioner Lin arrived at Centon, 1841-The Chinese attacked the Brillab post, tions at Niagpo and Chinhul without
STACO 1.
1863-Prince of Wales rassiled.
Ego-Boller explosion on the
At the Magistracy to-day the domenite #qind. ble between Mrs. Wading and Mrs. Smith, adjudicated upon a few days ago, was re-heard. It was a most unsermly wrangle and for the sake albeing abliging we withhold details, some of which were disifactly unsatiable for publication. We object very strongly to the practice of doing and then begging and seemly things praying to have it "kept ont of the papers
If people do anything for which they ought to be shame, publicity is the very best corative. It is most reprobezsible- for any respectabia exhibition of herself and then to take the Tangle Into Court, occupying the time of the Magistrate and giving to the frequenters of the Police Const an insight into her domestic
faire. In deference to an urgent request 9 we wibhold details though it goes very much agalust our fournalistic conscience to do so, aud the only thanks we get as a role is to be told that journalists have no conscience.
to make Women
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THE ENGLISH LOVE OF JUSTICE.
"A diaper was given last month at the Albion Tavero, Aldersgate-street, London, by the Weavers' Company: The company included Lord Jasilce Vaughan Williams, who, in re tponding for "The Bench and the Bar," said that, besides the Navy and the Army, one of the strangest forces of this country, one of the strongest bulwarks for their protecilon, was their love of justice. (Cheers.) This love of justice which they saw donlabel among the English people not only at home but also in every one of her colonies. He would be very sorry an at occasion like that to say a word that seemed lo east a slight open their generous and enthusiastic neighbours, the French, but did they not feel, when the subject of Justice was meusfoned, thai it was some bing to belong to a country where not only real laws erfsted and equal jusiice was administered to all, bat where such a thing as izial betera a secret tribunal was absolutely im-
possible? In the struggle which was now going on among the nailont of the world to record the largest share of be commerce of the world, their best hope of securing their share consisted not so much in any appeal to force, but is the laci that wherever the English commercid com masity went they carried with thein bhal reas of justice whichree-shmendid Engliça commerce and English men of commerce in every ane with whom they dealt (Cheers.) Was it ten much to hope that whether they had to deal with me like the giant Aiddle, with wham they were Eghting now, or with the Borra in Sooth Africa, or with the people of the Hinterland lo West Altice, they would never allow any desire for their own personal aggrand zement to interfere for one moment in their dealing with ibem, &t national justice † : (Cheerr.)
is a very interentl=g and foxtructive poblíestion. | nations, ac ording to the English sense of
11 costales bexlth reports from the Medical officer at Newchwarg, Cielon, Stochow, Swatow, Canion and Pakkol and also a parer in French by Dr. J. J Matignon regarding email pox and vaccination is North China. Dr. Ves
"I CANNOT RIDE A WHEEL"
Tonzelmann el Chefoo reports an epidemicellever I am a humble elt'gen, with little stare of pell,
Gungio
Maru; 100 lives lost. 1897-Death of Rev. Father Leymet, at Pecas
from hydrophobia”
MEMORANDA.
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TO-DAY, 9th Match. P.-Performance of A Village Priest " by the Brough Company at Theatre Royal
TO-MORROW,-10th March.
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9 35 sec. The total mark to date are:- Brita
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Metsor at Dol.28 Chanticleer **** Actiu............. 4 Phobe 4
THINGS SLOWLY LEARNED.
Tuka is a man in Bootland who used to write many readable and instructive things. He signed himself A Country Parson," and bright parson he is. One of his says is entitled, "Things Blowly Learn ed," a good line of thought for anybody.
Well, here is one of the things slowly learned that disesse doesn't jump on a man like newild eat of a tree, but devalops from soods and conditions, fost as roses and woods do. We who write and print the essays of which these lines are one, have said this a hundred times; but all the people don't seem to have thoroughly graped the iden yet.
For if Mr. Theodors Treasure alone had done so, ho wouldn't have andared ten years from attacks of rheumatic fever. In November, 1891, he says be had fearful time with it. He tells us in a letter that he had dreadful pairs all over his body, and was 40 sore he couldn't be anything to touch Al Ern the bedclothes hurt him, like a fosther against a sore ya got little or no sleep," he says, ས toulag sil the night long, and trying to get esso by a shift of position.
"I had a foul taste in the month, and spat ap a great quantity of slimy phlegm. My appetite loft me, and the little food I forced down gave me great pain as the chest and sides. For five months I was confined to my room, most of the time unable to
pm-Performance of "A Village Priest" by love my bod, and what I suffered during that time
the Brough Company at Theatre Royal.
SATURDAY,-13th March.
1 a.m.-French mali clores. Noon.---Natal leaves for Europe.
SHIPPING AND MAIL NEWS.
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MAILS DUR: French (Ernest Simona) 14th inst. American (City of Río de Fanstro) 14th last. Asitrallan (Manmufr) 14th inst.. Indian (Catherina Aptár) 15th ist.
·Tecoma (Columbia) 19th inst, American (Gaelle) azad ins), Canadian (Emprèss of China) 24th inst. American (City of Poking) 31st last, `
THE Ocean Steamship Co.'s steamer Menelauf, from Liverpool, left Singapore for this port this morning, the gib, sad may be expected here on or about Monday, the 14th inst.
havo no words to describe."
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Intimations.
POSTPONEMENT.
ALICE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FINANCE
COMMITTEE.
HE MEETING of the AL'CE MEMORIAL
arranged for TO-DAY (WEDNESDAY) bas been postpened astil NEXT FRIDAY, the ruth- inst., at gerg P.M
R. M. GIBSON, Secretary, Hongkong. Sth March, 1898.
1898-99.
Intimations.
MITSUI BUSSAN KAISHA
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·ealed tenDERS in Duplicate will he received at the R. N. HOSPITAL antil
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Printed Forms of Tender and farther parilca- Jars can be obtained at the R. N. HOSPITAL.
The sight to reject the lowest or any Tender is reserved.
G. MACLEAN, Deputy Inspector-General. R. N. HOSHITAL,
Hongkong, 8th March, 1803
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(IN LIQUIDATION).
TOTICE le hereby elven that ■ SECOND
amenallag to $3.73 per Share has been declared In this matter.
Upon delivery of Scrip to the Liquidator for Cancellation at his Office on or after the 21st Instant cach Shareholder will receive an Order on the HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI, CORPORA- Tion in full settlement of his Claim against the Company,
Shareholders who have not collected yet the First Return of Caplial, amounting to $7.50 per skare, declures on the 31st August, 1897, ars requested to do so without further delay to
enable the fical winding-up of this Company.
Hongkong, 8th day of March, 1898.
J. GOOSMANN.
Any one who has ever been through that sort of thing can ally bellers what Mr. Tressure ssyt for for when every muscle and joint in a man's body is c/o Mestra. MELCHERS & Co., throbbing with indammstion, it len's any common collection of words that can set forth his fooling. It is agony and torment in the supreme degre. Yet know better than But we don't not yet.
"I was perfectly helpless," continues our friend, and could scarcely move. In fast, the people had
Liquidator.
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Praya Central
HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA DOCK COMPANY, LIMITED,
NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS.
“ONTRIBUTING SHAREHOLDERS are
to more me from one side of the bed to the other led to send in a Statement of
Bonth after month I was laid up and suffering in this way. I had a doctor stiending me, but he wasn't able to do much to rollere me.
Finally, to cut the story short, I came to hear of Mother Belgola Ourative Byrap. I read about it in a book that was lot at my house. The book said this medicine was good for theamailem, and so my wife got me a bottle from Mr. Ford, the grower, at Oakhill. After taking it for week I felt great relief,
I kept
on taking it and not long afterwards I found it had cured me it had completely driven the shenmatiam out of my system. I am willing you should publish these facts, and you can refer any Ingaleles to ma (Signed). Theodors Treasura gon and Horse Inn), Douiting, Bhepton Mal- November 3rd, 1899,"
THX Niepon Yusen Kaisha's steamer Yama-left, exch Maru (Bombiy Line) left Singapore for tate not yesterday afternoon, the Bib, and I expected to arrive here on the 14th Insh
THE Agents (Mosses. D. Sassoon, Sons & Co.) inform us that the Company's steamer Cathe rine Apear, from Calcutts, left Slogapore for this port yesterday afternoon, the 8th Inst
SHIPPING RETURNS.
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Hanra Gerda...... Glaucur
Hand...........................steamer, from Haiphong
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❞ Slogspore *Stogapore Haiphong Salgon Taiwanfco
Apinrada
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in his community and has come to the conclusion / And yet I can remember when I really though! Nasyang........................
that an organism found in samples of milk i Cheloo is probably answerable for much of the Infection. The same gentleman also writes
at length regarding his cultivation of the faver protorson and the results and he details the progress of "cases" that had come under his notice together with the treatment adopted. From Soochow Dr, W. H. Pak reports that H two well masked cases of neurasthenia have bean encountered, one of them, strange to say in
■ Chineza." The report cays this is not an un- sual trouble for a foreigner to develop "but for phlegmatic subject of the Middle Kingdom i Reems something out of the ordinary. He brought it on too, in the orthodox way by overwork" The patters is a famous teacher and spent
spare,
tims in correcting Chinese. Lietary ensays. No wonder he is now "id darkened zoom, suffering from insomnia and a thousand nameless ils, luompable of the slightest mestal exertion and uamble to see his beat
myself
person with a perfect sight upon this earth to
dweli.
ful tenth I'll fall'
But now my views are altered quite the shame. Although at once le score and hate you'll inm
upon your heel
I'm curaca by a malignant fate-I cannot sido a
wheel
I meet the friends of other days; they wheel in
llenca by.
Tatrang......................
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I wander mild the woodland ways, and tandems | Altis a...............
meet my eye.
Do what I may, go where I will, though last
and fat I Beog
The cursed whot, is with me still--and evermore |
cball be.
To speak of joys I may not share, of pleasure
I'll ne'er fooly
The frost of cars in "on" ray hair...I cannot cide
a wheel,
friends." Mad doze se reported to be very Demerous to the villages around Sockow, and peniarizi chills and fever abound In the disvict In all seasons lots of the natives suffering
ating And, for yous on end. Regarding the malaria But Dr. Fatk says they get so soaked " with It that they rarely get anything more serious ➡piesmonis, typhus, typheld, Ste. The Soochow people live to as great so ago as those. any other part of the world, septuagenarians and octogenarians being
one pid lady is
as betrothed, a winsome maid had promised to be mine; :
Joyous, I was unafraid, come shower or
come shine.
me there's bat a bow i
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Now let's bark back a moment. To the thoughtful reader Mr. Tressure's story may look a trifa son- fused and mixed. That is, he describes the symptoms of rheumatism proper in connsation with a lot of other
which wouldn't seem at the first symptoms blush to have anything to do with theumatism. But there's here Mr. Treasure is right and the reader wrong. His count shows that he was phronlo indigestion, dyspepals, and torpid liver-20 that sorsee the whole ground. Rheumatism (and this is the slowly learned lesson) is merely a nasty
the ymptom of a dyspeptie condition of digestiv
At the outset it means too much sating and OCELLE drinking. This results in the formation of polson- ons sold which fills the body and produces the local outbreak called rheumatism. Hace wo cure it from within not from without. And the true ides is a45 a new idos-do you see?
Try to get this lesson by heart. You can prevend rheumatism by Belgel's Syrups you can cure it by Beigel's Byrup. But it is more comfortable to pre- Telit.dos.
Motels.
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HONGKONG,
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now the wheel's enthralled her heart, for And Billy Snooks performs my part (as has a`
tandem now),
They, maasted, scorch from scena to scene
foot I weakly steal.
berilen" (vide repon) Tiga Palck as black Tarth kas no daufzan so mean...I cannot ride x i Dascallen
said to have reached: 174 years while her deceased husband is reported to have been 120 years old when he died. Of course, Dr, Park says, these are only hearsay sterios. Dr. H. Leyng, of Swalew, reports on an epidemic of Infnenes and his treatment of cases and he also describes several pisgus cases. The health report from Canton is supplied by Dr. B.Stewart Ringer, who says that in the previous twelve - matins fevers of different kinda held promines! place. A small-por outbreak is discussed and an interesting account is given of a successful. ppzation in soprepablo Hiactomy. The raport ‹ of Do, Ay Sharp. Donas izom Palihák 10 a 2009.
wheel.
In life I see no gleam of hope, in death no hope
2-1 100,
For when I tread the heav'nly slope, I know
Cansuredly
The cycling shades will pass me by and leave
me far behind,
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PARED THE CAMÁL. OUTWARD 15th Feb-Rose Carib...... 18th February Shanghat, Telamon, Manila, AND
And when I teach the gate on high, St. Poter, 1 | Juria Avala, 22nd February-Bangles, Bow
shall fixd,
Will bang it wlis a sedrutul about and soul i
with a sesi,
And turn me out with, "Right abest F-1 can.
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Business contributed during the Half Year ended gist December, 1897 on or before the 15th March, on which date the Accounts whil bo CLOSED.
By Order of the Boar! of Directors.
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Hongkong, 23rd February, 1898.
SANITARY
SOFT SOAP
NOTICE.
Secritory.
f3or
THE BEST PREVENTIVE OF ALL INFECTIOUS DISEASES.
JEYES
FLUID"
THE BEST
ADISINFECTANT
DISINFECTANT
SOAP.
AVOID ALL RISK OF OUTBREAK BY IT'S USE. W. G. HUMPHREYS & Co.,
Rank Buildinga. Hongkong, gib March, 1897.
WORTH A GUINEA A BOX.
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BEECHAM'S
FOR ALL
BILIOUS AND NERVOUS DISORDERS
SUCH AS
BICK HEADACHE CONSTIPATION, WEAK STOMACH,
IMPAIRED DIGESTION,
DISORDERED LIVER,
AND FEMALE AILMENTS, AMOTUAL SALE SIX MILLION BOXES. So Cents per Box.
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Prepared only by the Proprietor 1- THOMAS BEECHAM, St. Helens, England,
SOLE AGENTS for HONGXomy and the EMPIRE OF CHINA !---
WATKINS & CO., APOTHECARIES' HALL, 66, Queen's Road Cantral, 138 HONGKONG.
HEAD OFFICE
AND MANUFACTORY.
The Lok Lane,
CEMENTIGHT Wanchal, Bowrington.
SPECIAL PAINT Without Competition.
ORDINARY CEMENTIGHT-Fa Bulldings of Stone, Brick and Plaster of Lime, Cement, BUG &G
10, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL, Õpposite the Tatevenpå Offen.
THE MICASTOS. FACTORY.
Mr. C. HOLDSWORTH, Superintendent at Work
Saukiwan Road, Hongkong.
THE GENERAL MANAGERS are
to enter into contracté lor cornsing boilers and steam pipes with either Mica or Asbestos Compositions at the following quotsilons ;-) 55 cts. per superficial aquare foot for batlers. 65
steam pipes. Exposed Steam Pipes needing extra wrapping and Canvas and tar dressing will be treated with the above Compositions at $1.05 par superficial square foot,
1
A Stock al the Compositions fa kept ready for sals packed in 6 cwi, casks. Price for tos loty
$8 per cwt. F.0.B.
smaller quantities
All works will be under the personal supervi« son of Mr. Holdsworth and all orders must be sent through the undersigned.
SHEWAN TOMES, & CO., General Managers. Hongkong, 11th February, 1892
THE LEADING CATERERS..
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COMPARE OUR ENU, BILLIARD TABLES and
LIQUORS to all others,
THE GRILL ROOM. Hongkong, tst September, 1897.
F. CAZANOVE,
BORDEAUX,
*GOLD. MEDALS Bordeaux, 1882, Paris, 1889.
LIQUOR
OF THE REVEREND FATHER
A. KERMANN.
This ELIXIR is omiptayed with sucesss to restore the FORCES of the STOMAOK and FAQELI- TATES the, DIGESTION,
FONIO WINE
Of the Rev. Father A. KERMANN MOKA-KINA of Dr; GOLZ CREME DE MANDARINE. ANISETTE SUPERFLIE AVELINE
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Apply to Mearts. DODWELL, CARLILL & Com Hongkong. Agents for M. OPPENHEIMER & Co., París,
SERRAVALLO'S
ERRUGINOUS
FERRUG
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THE GREAT AUSTRIAN TONIC
OX
PERUVIAN BARK AND İRON,
Over 300 Medical Certificates notifying. Itu great STERNOTH-HIVING PROPERTIES and at the same time being of an-
EXQUISITE TASTE.
Sale Agents for Hongkong --
A. S. WATSON & Co, Hongkong, 1st September, 1896,
MEE CHEUNG, PHOTOGRAPHKR,
TOP FLOOR OF Ien House, IN
·Tes-House Road,
[5 now in a position, in his New and Cor Imodious Premises, to eclipse, an keretofors, ALL PHOTOGRAPHIC ART PRACTICKE
GROUPS AND VIKWE in the Colony or in any part of the Fat Kart
a speciality, Hongkong) atud Tostruhyme; LT14:
SIENT ING, SURGEON DENTIST, No. 10, PAGUILAR STREET, TERMS VERY MODERATE, Consultation free. Hanghong, syth Septembar, sägs NOTICE.
CEMENTIGHT OIL PAINT, No. 1-A NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR DEBTS,
ilons.
Keliher the CAPTAINS, the AGRICTS, MOE - ERE tageously used for all Metallic Works,
Owners will be BESPONSIBLE FOI KUY steamers, do, &c. ***** 30,00 (EMANTIGHT OIL PAINT, No, 1-Mide DIBT contracted by the Offers or man bare with unchangeable Colours, for all applicaret the Crush of the following: Vezess: darbing
** Thiele, slay in Hongkong Harbour has ha
ATLANTIC, British steamer, Wallace Gibb, Did Livingston & Co. Kuva LOTEATE, Illana báz, Feraio- R.K. THOMAI WAMEZ, Sifp, Blanchard,
WIKIMED
** 25:00-
13.00
BEST OF VIANDS SERVED IN THE BEST OF STYLES,
L GOODCHILD, ·
CEMENTIGHT OIL-For protealing Wood
from White Ants, Dampness, &
BARRETTO & Co., Acsit for CHINA MIYAPAN, Hongkong, kil Natanaber, 1997)
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