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FROM HONGKONG TO ALASKA.
Manila,
YIN DE CHICLE ARGONAUTS.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1898.
"AN OLD SPAN SH-AMERICAN
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QUARKEL.
Whereup:
JAPANES IN SIAM.
COMMERICAL, INTERPR SE,
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THE AMBAR AND THE INDIAN RISINGS,
an interview with Sir T. Salter Pyne, CS
A representative of Reater's Agency hat had who has just arrived in England after two years' absence in Kabul. He was detained là the fronter troubles. He, however, left Ksbal_on Afgham captal In consequence of the Indian
Jinmury 19th and travelled direct to London, The Khaibar Pass belog closed, he was instanct- ed by the Ameer to remain to Jalalabad, where he was detained for twenty-alx days, and owing chapati and carrot, to the derib of provialons bed to subatst on
The Ameer sent a escort of 400 Afghan troops to accompany Sir Saltes, and these doly banded him over near Landi Kotal. Sir Saiter had interviews with the Viceroy and other high Indian officiate on his nvyival in Indie,
Asked by Realer's representative regarding the situation when he left Kabul,' StrTM Salter
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"Everything was quiet, and all the various lactions thoroughly under control. In fact, I may guy I never knew Kabul to be more tranquil than during the time the Afridi rising was to progress. There was, it is bug, some anxiety at first as to how it could affect us, but so firm is the Ameer's rule that the prople remained passive. There was some attempt at a ristor among the Logbmanis, near Jalalabad, but the moment it became known the Ameer gent down a force and nipped it in the bed. This abortiva movement wa· a direct nulcome of the frontier trouble the gam⋅nis declaring their intension of presching & Jehad: Within a very short time,
Kabul, and Abdurahman spcceeded in so over- however, the leaders were brought back info swing the other tribesmen that at no time was there any disturbance of order,"
Oa referer ca being made to the many sari
Salles remarked -
Personally I had no apprehension for my safety. Animosity against England still exists among a large number of Afghans, but the firgan of Afedia had offered to escort me to Afghans always regard a guest as sacred. Even the frontier, I should have been quite safe in their hands. As a fact, I was never put to the the Afgbaos. sliebtest Inconvenience owing to the altitude of Even to ordinary times the monotony of life for a solitary Englishman in place the Kabol is terrible, but daring the past eight months it has been worse than ever. The few ties with the outside world warn severed, us oo letters of papers could get iron b. There wis, therefore, noʻbằng for it but to do one's work and sleep. Day afer day, month after tenth, the same routine was followed, Rise at
The case of the perent quarrel between For some time past there has been a pretty America and Spain inficier tig serious; but Ihile white painted fore and aft schooner lytog how many of oor seadus (asks London con- Inthe barbour at Wanchal and there has been a lemporary) can recall the foeldent which created good glent of speculation * to whither she is neatly became embrolled and dragged France no lit le site in 1853, to which the two nations bound. Every day ber decks have been to be dis, ute-aver no less se lous a matter Kowded with cases caskı, buler, &c. and the that the cat of a indy'ı dışı? The lady was gave one The Ides of South Sex trader ready the wife of the United States Minister at Madrid,
The French Ambassador, iba Mar far bartering with the natives in copra, shell, Mr. Seule
qala de Torgon, gave a baille honour of the Doke or sandalwood. Some prople thought the of Aibs, brother of the then Empress Ergenie,
•⚫ vessel might be bound for the islands an a who is a Spaniard. Mrs. Suše a dress aparently trading yoyage and other suspicious folk hinted did not meet with approval from the Doke, al her being on a blockade running trip to who was overboard by the lady's ann maklog
kalasabing remark about it The frets are mingeiber different. young Sonte broke up the ball by publicly. The lile craft, Codeb Curli dy n.me, is bound denouncing the Duke as a blackguard. Next -on a gold aɛcking voyage to Alaska, Hote-bo day the 'ffale was the talk of all Madrid and Sound being her desination. The expedition Puls. Young Scale sent a chairage to the Dave. Then it was reported that the invulling is onique one and judging from what a
phesse ilginated with the Marquis de Torgat. Tal graph reporter saw on board of her yestehimself, and the A estean Ambrador took up day the presents all the outward and vlilble the quarrel and challenged the Margols. The signs of a perfect salt water commonwealth
twa duels took pi ca at once. The first pasted Hundreds of people'from England, America and out real, but to the second the French Ambassador was severely wounded by a ballet Australia have gone out to brave the bardebips in the knee. Then, after a great deal of hot and pertli of the frera Narth of Ameides to wilk and newspiper irritation, the excitement search of the seductive yellow metal, and the galt bout it died down. fever in due course resched Hongkeng. Among those infected was Captain T. A. Walsiler, at Lone lime in the White Star service' and luterly lo command of the Northern Pacific S S. Co's. aleamer Tacoma. He formed a litle syndicate THE Slam Frie Prasz notes that Japanese consisting of Lieal Bagg. RN.R., leent Messrs.commercial enterprise in Stem is gefng abead, Irdine Matheson & Co's employ, Mr. James For instance, the other day, an agent for a Hill Morris, Mr. J. S. Wand, late of the Green Japanese fem bought 400.000 plculs "of rice in Island Cement Werks and Mr. Dennett. These Sam and sent them to Japan by a number oftional reports, Incatalog that of bis execution, gentlemen are the promoters of the exo di lasteamers, specially chartered for the purpose.bich bad reached London regarding him, Sir and they have with ibemiwo Biliish officers who it is reported that during the present year or are working their pas age. The cate price to ly next year, branches of some great Japanese one that commends 1aelf to many adventurous firms will be estabilsed in Bangkok. Avregards spirits and providing the title hooker reaches paper, it is said that the Japinèse can place that ber des loation safely there should be a good artele on the Bin, kak market -1 less than the return to the shape of hard cash. She bas over cost price of -Imlise European maker. But the two years' supplies of preserved provisions De principal Chinese merchant Bangkok profess board and the idea is that when she reaches the to fear porbing from the Japanese,” They xay sound she is to be taken up a sheltered creek (that in bailne-g the Jap can never compete with and there dismantled and her stores will be the Ch'naman and that, for many reasons, the raizlied in such chance to buy them. Some opening of Japanese homies there is faredoomed of the patty will engage in prospec ing under to fillare. Mr, Marlsh, who is evidently practical miner, and thore pot at work with him will "mind the shop." The enterprise is carinly an advent-rong ore, bar where were B-fish sailors ver deterred in sach matters. A portion of the hold has been used to enlarge cabin space and the many lacke-s, sk-tv:s, and extra bark give a capital idea of what cần be dare le the WAY of willsleg spart ab and ship The ca fal labore -h- occasion of the fes iekles was is spproached from a sort of h. If sound wellj st the presentation to the Sa'tan of fobare, on be forward of the transom af, and the first thing half of the Sultan of Turkey, of the tosig is of that strikes the viclist is a pretty'm and st the first class Order of the Osmavich,' On GEE end of the table. At the ther end is a
Sitarday nig`4, there was a very large ¿läner serviceable looking stove that will be useful o Daire at the Istana.C vers bring laid for upwards fa the cold regions of Alaska and at pinch fi
Jila'y person The dioner was not sufficit should be handy the galley happen to get no, no lovliates h lag been sent to any of swamped. In the forward art of the cabla are the gher off-tals of the Straits Government, room for the officers and y-werday they presentedhal it, was neverthelemy large party, the appearance of whai Yarkee sellors cell a
Dinner wis served in the banquetting ball of the burrat's west, Books, boots, ollshion rifles, Ivans, which is a very large and hands me boxer, sexta to and all the other miscellany
(ipinment, and the table, wis resple-dous wi b that go to form a ser-going outfit were piled the fam as Eerborough plate. these peli meil and one felt something like plty trok Mes. Grant-Delion is to dinner, and the for the fellows who bad to res or this chaos to remainder of the guests were saltable arranged, arder. As to ago thẹ Caleb Curtis is Da | The Johøre hand played out al doors during the chicken. She was bolt for the United States barques. After disaer, she whole party adjsamme pilot arivice in fir bick an 1859, but the Beslened to the ball-rears where dan ing was continued shipwrights pat splendid work into bar Her with antarerropled vigour until two o'clock la knees, beams and lactrigs are stout enough for the mining.
vesiel many times larger than she and the timber is all as sound as a bell. The Americans take special pride in their plot craft, giving them speed, and weaiberly qualities as well, and the Colid Curls, old as she is, is a creditable specimen of the marine architect's art. She bas beaufal or somewhat marred perbaca by herfstern and that ecomanly heavy bow. sprit, but she is ceriainly more like a yacht ihan tessel engaged in the sand parenses of trade A nice little galler is fited op Just abat the foremant and here the Argonauts will take tuin shout in cooking "sconto" "bash tasgard, "slumgallion" and other delectable salt water fare. The locale is a small apartment down Insel Amer R. Jo the Sabem as the envay from the eyer of the ship and while reo~ir sta premium thers it is not half a b d le sea perloar, and it has the advantage of being rather better lighted than most places of the kind.
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At the time of the reporter's visit Mrs. Water was on band; she was to have accompanied the expedian bat, to her great regret, she w!!! Bave to remain on shore owing to the serious ill- seit of one of her cand e This lady is a typical lor's wile and she has every con
dence that the party will make a good and profi able voyage, "The Jason of this file band of gold seekers b the honour of having received one of the few gold medals awarded by the Royal Humane Society for bravery Baving of Hic at sea and it was with commend able pride that Mrs. Whistler produced an English megrelor containing an account of her husband's gallantry, together with an illustration showing bim bauling with a fearful son and supporting a drowning saflor.
The schooner has a measurement of 75 tons. Carlos a all of 47 feet on the main bone, lengib of vessel 65 feet, beam 19 feet 6 in depth of kold, y frat, ad doght to fee. Amongst aiher impedimenta on board she has no less than three cameras, full size and quarter plate, and, besides the plane, there are no less than three banjoes on board. We did not notice any blcycles fashed in the weather rigging but that is a matter that will probably be attended to before Saturday when the Hitio craft in to take her departain for the bleak and icy whores of Alaska. We wish Capt. Whistler and his offi. cers and crew « most prosperous and pleasant voyage and hope that their plucky enterprise will have all the success it so well deservOE
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FESTIVITIES AT JOBORE.
PRESENTATION OF A JURKISH ORDER.
jah June 6th, From Filday evening unit! Merday morning, ofore was crowded with a large influx of Euro.cls, do a few hourd walking round, sleep lo the pron vidos show on the ga sts of the Sultan
The Soltin
THE CERIMONY AT THE DIWAN. On Sunday mang the bouse party did not very much of e-rh other antl lanchon was ved in the banqueting hall, abost ne o'clock. Shortly after luncheon, the party made their WAY to the Dewan where the ceremony of preventing the Insignis was to take place. At the ceremony, all the Sulansand Malay officers of the State, in full aniform, were present, and there was also an enormous crowd of Malays, gily dressedyta their own national costumes Al 330 am.. the 5 1:an entered the platform <!
the Dewan from a doar at ibe-feet,
The Deto Mantri Besar la rodared the Dato
Those who had been entrarfed to return to the Satan if Turkey the insignia of the order of the Osmentch which had been worn by the late zaler of hare
The Do Amar then addressed the Solren of bars, marking that be duly preceeded to Consten nople to re nn the Insignia of the Ormaleb Orde and that he had the bonour of Irudience with the Sultan of Turkey. The Suften of Ta key make kinder gabies regarding the sign of Johore and the affaits of the Stare f Johore, and he also exprase › his so- preciation of the merits of the 1ste Sultan of Johore, His Imperial Majesty sent his salaama in the present roler of the via e, congratulated Hm a: succession to the throne, and begged that he wind acerpt the order which had bren w by bis father, at the same time wishing
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afternoon, dine at fire, and an hour or so later reifre for the night In the evenings Kabul is like a city of the dead; one is allowed in the streets, and as secrecy is the order of the day. everyone moves ab-ni stealthily, as it were, and aptaks more or less with bated breath. The effect of this on one's serves, especially during the winter, with snow la many pieces 40 feet deep, may be be ter imagloed has described,"
Asked as to what was really the Ameer's attitude towards the British Government in connection with the frontier war, Sir Salter sald
"I am very happy that my prophecies of past years with regard to the Amerr's attitude have proved to be true, and I am glad to have had the opporrorley of arelog for myself how true a ally to Great Britain His Highners has proved himself to be. When the Afridi depatation came to solicit the Amter's ascistance, Abdur. rahman kept them at Kabul until after the war
"N-thing to farther from the the truth thin the suggestion that His Highness in any way approved of the Alléls' acilon. He did all be coold to put the movement down, but the sug. gestion that he could have scot troops agains! them was not a practical one. Concerning any part Ghelam Halder Khan, the late Commander in-Chlel, may be supposed to have taken, I will y nothing. The Ameer could not, even if he were called upon to do so, kad troops ginst the aebel tribesmen, as more of them wee ander Afghan rule or lived in Afghan territory. The boundailes of Afghanistan da no embrace the A'ridis or any of the re- volied tribesmen. As a fact, both the Ameer and Afghanistan lost heavily by the fron- fer troubles. They occasioned a loss to the Ameer of over seventy lakhs of rupees, and the results to the country were serious. The bazuari were almost deserted, sad there was no mazke for Afghan products, such as grapes and other klods of trait, owing to the blocking of the roads. Some of the workshops bad to be closed, as the asu 1 supplies of tron and fuel were not forth- coming.
"There was, too much privation in Kabal The commonest black tos rose from à to 12 rapecs per poood, soar was 2 rupres per pound, and Machester goods realised enormous prices. The whole trade of Afghanistan was, in fact, paralysed; the frult harvest was practically lost, and great distress was occarloned. The Ameer was much assayed at the closing of the Rhaiba Pass and at the caravan routes belog stopped by avrate which he considers might have beeg averted,”
"When I left Kabel "continued Sir Salter, "tke Ameer was in excellent health. I have haver
At the conclusion of bis semaks the Dite Amar handed the insigals to the Dato Muoti, who presented them "o the Sultan. After the Teitan had pizard the Insignis on his own breast, the Guard-of-H-noor asinted, and twenty-known him to battery be shows na ulgas of
4 guns were fired from the fort.
THE SULT N'S SPEICH.
et pleasure in receiving and wearing the decora
In reply, the Salian sald —I have the great-
lan presented to me by HIM. the Sultan of Turkey. I consider it as a mark of kindless from a great sovereign to me and my govern mut I am also glad to learn that His Majesty has been pleased to receive my envoy with ladness, and I bara to thank Her Britannic Majesty's Ambassador la Constantinople, Sir Patip Carrie, for bin caurtesy and assistance to the Data Amar on his mission,
The Saltan then called for three cheera for the Saltan of Torkey and these haslag bren rea, three cheers wäre also given for the Sul in of Johore.
AW ORDER FOR DATO ABDUL RAHMAN. The Data Mont having offered a prayer in Arable for the roler and Bists of Jahere, the Dam, at the Sultan's command, expistoed to those present that the Dais Amir had she been honoured with the second class of the Order of tho. Osmanich,
ing the reported dispatch of a Ratalan mlesion to Afghanistan, I am able to say that it is un. true that the Ameer contemplites carrylog on negotiations with the Raysian Government.
serving friendly relations with Great Erlinio, The Ameer is fully alive to the necessity of pre- and those relations BIG GOW A BOY one could
wish them to be,"
Sir Salter wil return to Kabul vía America and Japan in three months' time-Scotiman.
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NOTANDA
CALENDAR
JUNE.
Meteorological means based on ten years' observations to 1895. Barometers Thermometer...
Rainfall..
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39.867*
76. 2-
84.0
15.0
TO-DAY.
WEATHER RIPORT.
On dalat On date at
29.63
29.60
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81
79
83
Aarometer..********ME Thermometer Humidity. Rainfall
TO-DAY.
Thursday, 16th June, 1898, Chinese-28th of 4th moon of Bhth year of
Kwang-sil, Jewish-28th Stuan, 5858. Mohammedan—25th Mukarram, 1316.
Sun-Klier............................................. Ekr. 20min. Sett ......... Okr. 10 mln. High wales-Morning . 84. Átmls. Afternoon ........ 8kr. 57min. Low water-Morning..MONS.
Afternoon . #kr. Amin. ANNIVERSARIES,' 1712-D2th of the Duke of Marlborough.. 1815-Battle of Quatre Bras, 1842-Woosung taken by the Britlib, 1877-New native tax imposed on shipmenis
by foreign vessels at Newchwang.. 1895-Dr. Jamessa committed for trial,
TO-MORROW.
Friday, 17th Jane, 1898, (St Alban.) Chinese-29th of fià moon of Bặth year of
Kivone-til.
Sels
Jewish-£7/A Storm, 5858. Mobimeda--26th Mukarram, 1818.
Sua-Rismissal
home you. Bhr. 10m2. PRİSEY ART GET THAT Oħr. 58min. High water-Morning mana Thr. 16min. Afternoon s. 9kr. 48min. Low water-Morning .......... Okr. 19min.
Afternoon
........... 9kr. 40min. ANNIVERSARIES,
Sworn In
1775-Battle of Banker's Hill. 1843-First Hongkong Jastices of the Fence. 1877-Loss of the MM. steamer Mekong on
Ris Haflon,
1884-French Supplementary Convention with
Cambodia signed. 1891
Flat jask Aylog British colours left
Ccanking. 1856-Lote of the 87. Drummond Castle off
Ushant with 142 lives.
SHIPPING AND MAIL NEWS,
MAILS DUE:
French (Oceanten) 18th inst, Canadian (Empress of India) 20th fast, Indian (Kutsang) 10th inst. Australian (Yamashiro Maru) 24th last, American (Doric) agih inst,
THE slike steamship Empress of Faban was delivered in New York yesterday, the 13th lost,
THE Nippon Yaten Kalsha's steamer Rowacht Moru (Europe Line) left Kobe for this port yesterday, the sgth, and is expected to arriva here on the 20th inst.
We are informed by the Agent of the Messageries Maritimes Co. that the steamer Octanten, with the next French mall, left-Saigon for this post at II p.m. yesterday, the 15th Inst
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The Canadian Pacific Railway Co.ŷ steamer Embress of China nusived at Kobe at 10 p.m. on Tuesday, the 14th, and left again at 9 km. yesterday, the 15th, for Yokohama, where she is expected to wzzive at 1 pm, to-day, the rõiù lost,
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Consignees.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES,
HE P. & O.S. N. Co. Steamship
"VER NA,"
FROM BOMBAY, COLOMBO AND
STRAITS. Consignees of Cargo by the shove-named vessel are hereby foformed that their Goods are being landed and placed of their risk to the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company's Godowns 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 brings on Carga 2--
From London, &c., ex S.S. Peninsular. From Australio, ex S.S. Getana. From Persian Gall, ex S.S. Simia. Optional goods will be landed here unless instructions are given to the contrary before 4 P.M. TO-DAY.
Goods not cleared by the 16th instant, at 4 P.M. 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 a certificate of the damage abtained from the Godown Company within ten days after the Vessel's arrival bère, after which uo Claims will be recognized.
H. A. RITCHIE,
Saperintendent, Hongkong, rolb June 188
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
HE P. & O. S. N. Ca. Steamship
"SHANGHAI,"
THE
FROM ANTWERP, LONDON, PORT SAID,
SUEZ AND STRAITS.
Consignees of Cargo by the above-named ressel are hereby informed that their Goods are belog landed and placed of their wish to the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company's Godowns at Kawloon, where cach 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, ar SS Sullif.
From Madras, ir S.S. Leodiana. Optional Goods will be landed here anles instructions are given to the contrary befort 4 P.M. TO-DAY,
Goods not cleared by the 19th inst, at 4 P.ME 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 a certificate of the damage abtained from the Godown Company withlo ten days after the Vessel's arrival kere, after which no Calms will be recognized.
H. A. RITCHIE,
Superintendent. Hongkong, 1th Jane 1868.
"MOGUL LINE" OF STEAMERS,
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
S.S. " SIKH,"
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FROM GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL
AND STRAITS.
Consignees
"GLENLINE OF STEAM PACKETS.
FROM ANTWERP, LONDON AND
STRAITS.
THE Steamship
"GLENLOCHY." having arrived from the above Ports, Consigned of Cargo by her are hereby informed that their Goods are being landed at their risk into the Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Whart and Godown Company, Limited, at Kowloon, whence delivery may be obtained.
All optional Cargo will be forwarded unless notice to the contrary be given before Noor TO-DAY.
Cargo remaining undelivered after the 17th Instant will be subject to rent.
No Fire Insurance has been affected." Consignees are requested to present all Claims for damages and/or shortages not later than the 24th Instant, otherwise they will not be 'recognised.
Bills of Lading will be countersigned by
JARDINE, MATHESON & Co.
Agents Hongkong, roth June, 1808
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NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. FROM MIDDLESBOROUGH, ANTWERP, AND SINGAPORE.
THE Company's Steamabip
"KAMAKURA MARU,” having arrived from the abere Posts, Consignees are belog landed and placed at their risk in the of Cargo are hereby informed that their Goods Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company's Godowns at Kowloon, where each consignment will be sorted out mark by mark and delivery can be obtained as soon as the goods are landed.
instructions are given
Optional goods will be landed here anless the contrary before Noos, TO-DAY.
Goods not cleared by the assi instant will be anbject to rent.
No Fire Insurancs has been effected.
Godowns and certificate of the damage All ship-damaged packages must be left in the obtained from the Godown Company within ten days alter the vessel's arrival here, after which no claims will be recognised.
NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA. Hongkong, 14th June, 1898, 13-1749
Intimations.
NORTHERN PACIFIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
ST
TEWARDESS WANTED.
Apply, with copies of testimonials to
DODWELL, CARLILL & Co.,
General Agents.
Hongkong, 7th June, 1898.
TELEPHONE 190.
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MR. H. RUTTONJEE. DEGS to Inform his patrons and the public
◄ONSIGNEES ol Cargo are hereby Informed BG toy shat his D'Aquilac Street stre
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that Goods are being landed at their risk into the Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Whirl and Godown Company, t Kowloon, whence and/or from the wharves delivery may be obtained.
Optional Cargo will be forwarded unless notice to the contrary be given before Noon
TO-DAY.
No Claims will be admited after the Goods have left the Godowns, and all Goods remaining undelivered after the 18th instant will be subject
to rent.
-All Claims against the Steamer must be pre- sented to the Undersigned on or before the 18th instant, or they will not be recognized.
All broken, cheled and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowas, where they will be examined on the 18th inviant, at 3 PM. No Fire Insurance will be effected. Bill of Lading will be countersigned by
DODWELL, CARLÏLL & Co, Agents. Hongkong, 11th June, 1898.
AUSTRIAN LLOYD'S STEAM NAVIGA. TION COMPANY,
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
Is now connected with the TELEPHONE EX. CHANGE, and all orders received per this medium will be executed with the atmost promptness.
The advantage of being thus enabled to order goods witout the nerasty of coming foto the ally should commend Itself to all and Mr. RUTTONJEE izsis that his patrons wi
Tall themselves of this convenience.
Hongkong, 15th Jane, 1893.
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advancing age, and from his palace a Boston Scial follows European palics as closely as exstrives a firmer hold over the people, and is cvci. His eldest 100, Habibullah Khao, now | June
specially a persona grala with the aimy. He occaples bis own palace, and now acts as his father's deputy. The Ameer is never seen in Jaro the streets except on one of the annual occasions when he moves from his summer to his winter palace. On these days guns are fired, and the ifre of route in kept by troops. *The streets 410 thronged with people, who salaam and present ellis to their ruler an ho drives along,"
Kowloon Deck
"VINDOBONA." having arrived, Consignees of Carge are hereby informed that their Goods are being landed st their risk info the Godowns of the Hongkong. and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company, Limited whence delivery may be obtained.
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PASSED THE CAMAL.
Sir Sallerills an amuslog story of the Ameer. A few days before he left Kabul the OUTWARD-Bantarie, Benledi, Tuton, Octa- Ameer, picking up a small knicknack which wien, Pahling, Kendal, Kwang Ping, 20-231 happened to be on his table, polated to the| Gerard C. Today, Glengyla, Diomis, naj Bri- words "Made in Germany" which appeared contAtre, Hertha, Courte, Eddie, Liv, blowni on it. "Do you know what this mean?" Sirion, Samoa, Socotra, Yarrowdala, 273
aid His Highness, "Your country is de- | generaitng," he added, “England has been wording out bad things for many years pan, and to protect themselves France and Germany and Ramis decided in fatura to mark every thlog that they manufactured,"
Asked as to the present output from the Kabul workshops, Sir Salter sald
The Dato Amar said that the honour was chiefly das to the good name which Johare held durlog the late Saitan's reign, and which was continued in that of the prescal ruler. But apart from this, he ventured to say. In the pro- been suspended ow ug to the fact that we ca
"The production of boils and castings hus stace of His Highness and the officers of the not get Iron in consequence of the black in the Government, that the success of the mlision to roads. The present output includes go Martial- Tukey was greatly due to the assistance Hoard rifles and 20,000 cartridges daily, Oce dered by the Foreign office Londeo, and the hundred and twenty bierchlending quick-Bilog courtesy and atten·lon extended to him by Sir Geld guas bays been completed this year, and Phlip Curls, the Brlileh Ambassador at Con- 150.000 silver and copper colos are mưack every stastfacple.
dayı. Six miles of tallway that was laid down | In Kabul has, for some sesson known only to.
the Ameer, boed taken up and road,"
štoría Valerie, Glitia, Bataarai, Chinklang Glaucus, 311 CAdogwe, Nerior, Tencer, Houlth Hall, Indrapura, June 31 Bayern, Diemid, Nesley, Queen Mary, Ratho, 73 Gleith, Japan, Arera, 10
Bornto, May 31 Copach. 6; Elm Branch, 91 HOMEWARD-Fapan, April 211 Turbo, 19; Gerda, Dardannt. Sunda, 13; Benalder, 17] 311 Mawila, Wally, Teuer, Janey; Menelaus, Prins Rainrich, 441 GlentÃtel; 371 Salants,
Zennox, Monmouthshire, T
CHILDARH starving to death on account of their inability to digest food will and s most marvellous food and remedy, in Scott's Emulsion of Pars Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphiles The ceremony then concluded, and the Sultan
Very palatable and exally digested... Read the descended to the body of the Diwan, where h
following testimonial" have prescribed received the congratulations of mil those present, In reply to other questions, Six Salter you wasg and mal-sutrition and cas sepon Scott's Empaiston 'In cases of children anffaring Alter a group, with the Sultar in the centre, had said, in conclusion :—— been photographed by Mr. Gawlar, the guests *No one can ever tell what really caused the most favourably of its good effecti i it has been dlopessed.
Afridi war, I believe it was simply an cuid in each case taven most readily."--W. PERKINS, Most of the European visitors left to the | biosk of fanaticism, but at any rate there can be | M.R.C.5, Medical Superialazdent, Baileigh slitinoon by steam-Janach for Krauji, returning || no doubt that, apart from fabiated disturbances, | Hospital. "Any Chemlii din supply it. Bola la Bingapore by sond, but some waited unti the trouble is over. Ite back is broken, and nu Agents for Hongkong sad the Empire of Chlan:--- [his morning--Biratii Timits
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