HONGKONG CRICKET CLUB.
The annual general meeting in conneciton with the Hongkong Cricket Club was held in the Pavillon yesterday afternoon ta recalvetha jep ri and elect office-bearies' for the ensuing year. Mr. A. G. Wise (president) ocoupled the chair, and he was supported by De, Lowson (hon, sec- retary), Messrs. A. Donald (hon, treasurer), Hon. T. Sercombe Smith, G. D Campbell, and P. A. Cex (commlitre)."
THE REPORT AND ACCOUNTS.
The report and accounts ware submitted. The report sald :-" The accounts which are stiached abow a balance of $3873.31 to the credit of the club on the 13th August, 1898. The list of members, together with the averages for the season, is ardexed. Lleat. G D. Campbell, | H.K.R., beads the battling average with 419, whilst Rev. G. Valllogs in taking 31 wickets at 15.2 1901 each beats the bowling average. Eight scores of over 100 were made, vis :—Lleut, | G. D. Campbell, 100 not cut, 112 cot out; Capt. Drian, teg; T. N. Howard, roz not out ; Capt. Langhorne, 111; Dr. J. A. Lawsan, 163; M. D. Wond, tot not out and 170. Theyarquet courts have been in full swing during the year. Both courly, as well as the servants quarters attached, #1 in decent repale. They have very nearly paid their own expenres. The invitations sent last year to Shanghal and the Straltz Settlements were accepted, and it will be noted that $1,878.14 | were expraded in entertaining our guesti The club played 12 matches of which 9 were won and a los', "The pavillon is in falsly good repair
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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1898.
Mesus. A. Anderson, T. Sercambe Smith, I J. M. Atkinson, G. D. Campbell, and E. A. Ram were elected on the Committee. THE NAVAL SUBSCRIDERS" AND THE HOURS OF PLAY,
Dr. Lowson sald there was a point he wished to direct attention to and upon which he wished to have the opinion of the members. At pre sent the comralties had power to make bye laws for the regulation of the play on the ground, He fessed, along with a lot more people, that there would be what he might term a naval (lavasion durlug the next winter. During the last three or four years the practice of the dowo fide members of the club had been very seriously disturbed by the naval playert. He was under the impression until that day (ba) there was a bye-law which said that naval sob- scribers should folsh play shout four o'clock. Mr. Sercombe Smith said he did not ramember any such bye-law, and he could not find any but he (Dr. Lowson) was certain he had seen it somewhere or other There were a large num- ber of mid-shipmen now on the afation, and even doing the last half-year when they bad only a few ships here, the civil members of the cinb found it diificait to get a few hours' practice. He therefore begged to propose.. "That It Is the general feeling of this meeting that the com mittee should paar a bye-law regulating the play of naval enhacribers on the ground during the entulog winim." Go the fire of October the time for the closleg might be 430, but in De- cember it should be four o'clock. He did not like to see the ground swamped by midshipmen who only paid $5 and could get dɩwo practically any time do the alternans, while the members
SHOCKING MURDER IN
SHANGHAI,
SHANGHAI, 29th August, On Friday night's 'peculiarly atrociosa mut der was committed in an alleyway off the Fab xien Road, the victim bilag a woman of about 47 years of age. It appears that the woman had slight difference with her husband, who left home on that account early in the evening and slept at a native hotel for the night. Daring the aight the house was entered by a female servant to the employ of the household, and three men, two of whom, named Lia and Hiß, are known, They commenced operations by blading and Egging the son of their vicilm, a boy of *bout ten years old, and then throwing a straw rope round the woman's neck they dragged her downstairs into the kitchen, where llase was thrown in her face, and a large quilt thrown over her and held until she was suffocated. As som as she was dead, the murderers searched the house in quest of money and valuables which were known to be on the premirer. They succeeded in securing booty to the value of about $1,6co, and after trying to set fize to the house, decamped with the booty, The wemto, before leaving the house, released the boy, and be at once gave the alarm to the neighboatz, who communicated with a married daughter of the murdered woman and began a search for the husband. As soon as the liter was found he was given into custody and de- taloed antil after the taqreat held by the city magistrate. The ir quest was held on Saturday morning, the principal witness being the victim's the murderers. A man who corresponded la seme degree with the description given of one of
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Tere la Mias Eather May, whom we are glad to hear from, and to know. In the matters set forth to her short letter she speaks, not for herealf only, but for two-thirds of the women in England.
In July, 1890," she says, “I had an attack of Intiaman, which left me in a weak, exhausted condi floo. I felt languid and tired. Everything was troubls to me. The good appetite that is natural to me was gone; and when I did a take little food it gavO me a dreadful pals in my chest. There was also strange sensation in my stomach. I felt as if I had esten too much when perhaps I had scarcely caton anything.
"Then, after a time, I begin to have a dry, hacking cough, and to break out in cold, clammy events. Not very long afterwards my ankles began to paff up and swell, so that when I stood on my feet It was very painful.
"I gradually got worse, and worse. The med eines given me by the doctors seemed tɔ havo no affect. I lost flesh, like one in ponaumption, and I feared I should never be any better.
"In March, 1800, a gentleman told me about Mather Belgeli Carative Byrup, and said he believed it would help me. Although I had no faith in it I sent for the flyrap and began taking It. One battle food I had not done for yours. I sellored me and gave me some appetite. I ate and enjoyed my
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Should the RESOLUTION be duly passed it will be submitted for confirmation R SPECIAL RESOLUTION to SECOND EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING which will be subsequently convened, Dated the 24th day of August, 1898.
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son, who who affirmed, als ablity to recoglie gained str healthy and hearty as I ever was in Business contributed dalbg the Half Year ended HE Steamship tton. The committee regte, es probably will about Ɑwo o'cinck for balf-an-hour's practicotiana those caccerned was brought lo, bat the 12277fe and owe it to Mother Beigel's Byrup. 1 30th Jan, 1898, an ar before the 14th September,
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the members, the realgnation of their populir and successial secreiary, Mr E. A Ram. His retire. ment was made the occasion of a soltable pres sentation. There are 376 members and 164 naval | subscribers ; in addition, there were 79 absent members. During the year 64 new members were elected and for naval sabscriber. The Lawn- tenn's Championship Cup was won by Lt. H. S. Moberley; the "A" Clans Handicap by Lt. H. S. Maberey; the "-p" Clams Single Handicap by P. J. Wodehouse; the Prokasional Pairs by L'outs Moberley and Campbell; Double Handi- cap by Captains Langhorne and Simonds; the Veteraes Cup (prevented by A. H. Skelton)_by T. Sercombe Smith. The Championship Cup for racqueis was won by Capt. Simonds, R.A., who delesed Lt. M. Jellicoe in the final. The thanks of the club sĩẻ đon to Admiral Sir AI. exander Huller, K. C. B, Capt Login and the offers of the Flagship, for their kindness fa allowing their band to play during the season
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who had to pay an entrance fee of $ro and a subrostpilan ol Sio kund es going down at
they could not possibly get ft.
Mr. Woodcock seconded.
Mr. Tomlin thought there was such a bye-law in existence as regarded the tennis courts.
The PresidentThere was, I don't know
whether it exists at present.
Mr. A. Mackenzie'wald Dr. Lowson referred to midshipmen. Many of thele naval friends wern officers of superior rank. Was it proposed to debar them. They were frequently fadebted to them for helping them at their matches.
Dr. Lowson sald be included them all, Captain Dyros said he had frequently bean glad to get some of these young follows to bowl for him.
Hoo, T. Sercombe Smith-The only remark I shall make on this quesilon in that I am given to understand that'n-idshipmen are at their lessons antil three or balf-post in the afternoon,
The President rald that under rale ry the committee'could draw up bye-laws regolating the 11 xiso to Capt, Chichester and officers of H.M.S. | use of practice nets and lawn debuts courly to Immortalite and to the officers commanding naval subıcılbers, but Dr. Lowien wisked for an and to the officers of the West Yorkshire Regi. | expression of opinion as to whether the com- ment, the King's Own Regiment, and Hong-millee should do this or not, kong Regiment."
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Dr. Lowson said he had seen the midshipmen in town at Ihree o'clock and three thlity, and If.| they got an hour at four or five refs he thought
they had quite enough..
Mr. Moit proposed as an amendment that the matter be left with the committee.
This was seconded and carried.
A Member thought it would be better if they had standard bogadaites, and suggested that the rules with regard to following on, etc., should be publicly exhibited.
The meeting seemed to fall-in with this The proceedings cloned with a vols of thanks
ROYAL HONGrong GOLF CLUB.
"TAMAR "
CUP COMPETITION.
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During last month much laterest was shown in the match for the cup presented by Commo. dore Holland, A.1.C., Commander Taylor and Lieut. Flamer,
The winner is the youngest member, and he le congratulated on securing the cup with a good return after a residence in the colony of about three months Hisg hole rounds ranged between 43 and 49, and his last aird marked him 5 op on the "Colonel,"
The best round of the meeting was played by Dr. Lowson, and was as follows:-5554 355 3 39; 5 5 3 1 6 5 5 5 41.
Keat,
Bookingham Road, Northiest,
falled to (deuilly kim and he was released. T (9)zaed) Esther Ma" writes another corres
chikiton's verdict was that dealb had been caused by the joint effects of strangling with a tope and asphyxiation with the galit which bad been thrown over the vicilm's head, and ha instructed his rauners to use all diligence in the endeavour to bilag the perpetrators of the deed la justice. The Municipal Police have the affair in hand, bat up to the present no arrests bave been made.-N.-C. D. News."
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NOTANDA,
CALENDAR
SEPTEMBER. Meteorological means based on law years' observations to 1895.
..29.818 ..80.1 77
8.38
B⚫rometer Thermometer Humidity ..... Rainfall....
TO-DAY.
WEATHER REPORT.
O date it on date at
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39.88
19.80
78.
83
94
79
0.99
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Thermometer Humidity.
العاملRa
Friday, 2nd September, 1898, Chinese-17ik of Tik moon of tith sear of
Kweng-tü.
Sots
San-Rlio................................................... Skr. Jimin. ...................... Okr. 16min. High water-Morning ihr, limin. Afternoon .......10kr. 10min. Lów water-Morning .................... Sår. Simín.
Afternoon ..... þær. 7min. ANNIVERSARIIS, 1656-Great Fire of Landon.'
1800-Treaty between Austria and China aligned. 1857-Machowa notorious pirate chief sed
tenced to transportation. 18yo-Serreader of Sedan. 1877-Kagoshima selted by the Japanese rebol
loader Szigo, 1879 The Vega murived at Yokohama aftor día-
Coving the North West Passage. 1891-Serious anti-foreign riots at Iching.
1893-Death al Sir James Russell, Ex-Chief
Justice of Hongkong. 1895-Rokuyo, Japan, destroyed by earthquake;
many lives lost.
TO-MORROW.
Saturday, 3rd September, 1898, Chinese-1813 of 7th moon of sith year of
Kwong-37. San-R
a.........m 5hr, 45min.
Sett
The President, on risfag to propose the adop-remolotion was in orfer, aceing that the commis tion of the report and scconuts, sald thero were
́en had power to make, bye-laws, regulating (be 040 or two remark he would like to make on
play on the ground... the wording of the port. With regard to the reference to the racquet comris, when that wit pened the committee were under the impression that it was quite correct, bat after it had been written information came to the committee that there were some small defects. Two members of the committee were kind enough to go down and inspect. The result of ibele laspecilon was the discovery of some small defects which would take about $ico to set right. Thein included broken cheir legs, etc, Racquet playing mem- bors would assist the clab if when they noticed The President though the best thing to do anything like this they would report to the com.would be to appoint a sub-committee on which inlitee. With regard to the number of matches others besides committee-men should sit to con played, there had been some criticism in the sider this question. papers on the subject. It was complsized that considering the number of members the matches | ides. played were very few. Thal was so, he admilted, bat la bis opiston the fault to the President. rather lay with the playing members. No one shere, apart from the secretly and the man who got up the matches, could concalve the trouble there was to get together a team. He had got to go round süd -round and round and spend a great deal of ilme and yet many a match fell through. He did not want to disclaim any blame on the part of the commliter, but he did say that it was the playing members who were responsible. There had been great cecadence of cricket daring the last year or two, hat he hoped there would be a revival. It was farther complained that they did not give the No, a eleren enough opportsaktes for playing, He believed there were 24 matches in which liste of phen who wanted to play were put up in that room and in the hall, and he was certain that the arcretary or the man who was getting up the match would be most happy to make use of the services of my second team men who would losert his name in the list. Then there was a suggestion about getting the second team to go down to Happy Valley. This was 20 excellent suggestion if it could be carried out, but if they could not get two elevens to play on that ground be was perfectly certain they could Teget two more elevens to go and play in the
Happy Valley. (Hear, bear) Gentlemen bad a The conditions laid down by the donors of tha | 1783-Treaty of peace between England and great many differeni avocations and amuse.
United States signed. cop were :-Bent aveinge of four rounds of 18 menis, and he could not help thinking that the holes against bogey; match play under fall 1898–Lass of the 019, Princess Alice in the multiplication of amusements had rather inter-bardicaps (f., medal); handicaps limited to 15,
Thames, fered with cricket. (Hear, best.) But will that and all handicaps over 15 to be reduced to the was for them to consider. It depended upon limit; Competition open to all players to enter. them. Where there was a will there was a way, as often as they please; special cards to be If they would come down to the ground "chop, taken, signed as muxl, and returned each day | chop" they would be able to have three-quarters | after play, the last round to be played by gin. of the day on the goand. The mall closed at August, aleven, and they might get down by hall-past. He did not think there was any good in having matches from Saturday to Monday. If the members would get down at half-past sleven the committee would do their best to give them A match every Saturday. There was one more point, There was an item of $1,800 in the accounts for expenses of cricket festival. They would remember that they had a meeting at which the with was expressed they should behave in no niggardly fashion with their friends And guests. He had been through the accounts, and he could assure them that the item was not a large one. In any case they had the võir handsome balance of over $3,000. There was siso an item. Pansion to old man, 875." He believed the old man was dead now. With regard to the foam, they had arranged for a team to go to Shanghal on or about the 20th of this mouth. In view of that, though the the ground according to the rates should not be opened waill October, the committee proposed to pat ap two nets so that the men who wera going to Shanghal could_practico. He was
* Okr. 14min. High water-Morning .....................10kr. 53min. Aflersson Ohr, 57mtu. Low water-Morning ..................... Phr. Tonka, Afternoon 4kr. 58mtx. ANNIVERSARIES,
It bed previously been decided by the Green Committed to increase the scratch corn at the third and twelfth boles from 4 to 5, thus making the scratch for the green 84 in place of 82. New local bye-laws for both match and medal play | 1650–Battle of Dumbar, had also been drawn up and have apparently | 1651—Battle of Worcester. worked well.
The following are the reinras sent la by mem- bers who fulfilled all the conditions of the com- petition 1 the figures lo brackets denote the strokes allowed for the four rounds ;-
OF
Mr. C. M. G. Burnie ................................... (44).10 Mr. AJ, McClure (51) 7 up Dr. J. A. LowEn..... (owe 4) "down Mr. W. A L. Lethbridge, K.O.R. (41) ► do. Mr. P. de C. Mortise «s« (32) 2 M. H. Pinckney
(32)
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1648-Oliver Cromwell died.
1883-Governor Sir George Bowen left Hong-
kong for Peklog. 1892-Grost Great Nagpa; 700 horses burnt. 1894-Hongkong Plague Proclamation revoked. 1896-Destructive fire at Canton; 200 hantes
4 destroyed.
SHIPPING AND MAIL. NEWS.
MAILS DUR American (Autre) in-morrow. Australian (Tsinan) to-morrow. Indian (Sufrang) 3th frist. American (Dork) 10th Inst,
da,
do.
do.
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Australlın (Menmufr) 11th lost. Crandinn (Empress of Fapan) zath last. *-Tacoma (Victoria) Tóth (ust.
American (Glenfarg) 22nd last.
do. do da,
Mr. E. F. Mackay.......60) 8 Mr. G. Stewarming (13) Mr. H. L. Dalrymple .................................... (33) 10 Jo, Mt. W. Taylor..UNITION ..... (40) X2 da. Capt. R. M. Romsey, R.N....... (11) Mr. W. 1. Saunders (44) 19 M. G. W. F. Playlar (60) 10 Mr C. A. Tomes................ (12) 20 Mr. C. W. Spriggs ....... (60) 27 cards out of 178 Issued.
Twenty-four_members returned in all 101
do. da.
CAPTAIN'S CUP FOR BEFTEMBER, This monthly cop will be played for between
sorry to hear that some of the members were❘ the rail and rath feat. ealaing an objection to this, saying that the privilege should be granted to every one, but at present If they opened the ground all round they would absolutely rulo it,
Mr. V. A. Cæsar Hawkins seconded the adoption of the report, and the motion was Carried.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
Mr. J. W. Jones second and the motion was carried unanimously.
THE BOWEN ROAD MYSTERY.
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SHANGHAI'S VERSION.
The body of a European found on the rocks Hon, T. Sercombe Smith proposed the re.below Bowen Road on Saturday has not yet election of Mr. A. G., Wise un president. (Haar heen recognised, says the Hongkong Telegraph bear.)
of the 33rd Inst. It is thought from the story of a boy in the Lanatlo Asylum that deceased's Elmo Was Gamble, recent anival from Shanghai, the boy recognising his clothes. identification is almost beyond hope as the features are horribly decomposed. - We, Shanghat Daily Evers, can assure the Hong kong Authorltica that the boy is mistaken as the man to question has been in Shanghai for sONSH sime pasi
On the mellon of the President, seconded by Captain Davies, Dr. Lowson was elected hon, secretary with Mr. P. A. Cox 'ku his'assistant,
On the motion of the President, seconded by Mr, A. Chapman, Mr, A, Donald was relected bon, treasurer.
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and could not do her work as usual. Her month tasted badly she couldn't eat; and she had a deal of pain in her short and back.
Later on her legs began to swell, and soon the walling extended to her hady. With all this hor swati rated more and more, until she could just
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"This was her condition when Mother Seigel's Syrup frst came under our notice. We read of it in a book that was left at par house. After she had taken the Syrup only 1 Tow ahe was decidedly
y day! better. And, to canolada, by faithfal use of the medicine the swelling went down, ber appetito cams back, and she was soon as well and strong as ever, my wife, 1 boga Soelug what the Byrup bad done for to take it for indigestion and dyspepsin, which had trochled ma for years; and it completely cared me. (Signed) J. Heath, Orotara House, Alphs Road, Cambridge, June 16th, 1693."
We were speaking of nothing happening without a catted
The cause of all the sufering of these two women was one and the me-indigestion and dye. pepila
Mea have it often enough, but this disease
bane of women-with chronio consti Is especially the pation sa one of its worst features. It is the case. of nearly all the ill and ailments they suffer from. Let every woman get the book which Mr. Heath speaks of and learn all about it. They can thus dad cut what the first symtoms are, and take Mother Saigel's Syrup the very day they appear.—Adr.
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J. H WITKEN, fo- Naval Storekeeper. Fonzinz, 1st September, 1898,
WANTED.
fram
Trent & FURNISHED ROOM, for single
gentlemen. September,
Apply by letter to
V.S.
c/o Hongkong Telegraph Office. Hongkong, Joth August, 1899, (1043
WORTH A. GUINEA A BOX.
J.
CHAMS
FOR ALL
BILIOUS AND NERVOUS DISORDERS SUCH A
NSTIPATION, SICK HEADACHE, CONSTIPATION, WEAK STOMACH,
IMPAIRED DIGESTION,
DISORDERED LIVER,
AND FEMALE AILMENTS. ANNUAL SALE SIE MILLION BOXES,
go Cents per Box
Prepared only by the Profristor :— THOMAS BEECHAM, St. Helens, England,
SOLE AGENTS för. HONGKONG and the EMPIRE' of CHINA *--**
WATKINS & CO., APOTHECARIES' HALL, 66, Queen's Road Contral,
HONGKONG.
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F. CAZANOVE,
BORDEAUX.
GOLD MEDALS Bordeaux, 1882, Paris, 1888,
LIQUOR
OF THE REFEREND FATHER
A. KERMANN.
This ELIXIR is employed with sacsos to zastors the FORCES of the STOMACH and FAQILI- FATES the DIGESTION.
TONIO WINE
Of the Eby: Father A, KERMANN KOKA-EINA of Dr..GOLZ. CREME DE MANDARINE. ATELINE ANISETTE SUPERFINE. Apply to Messrs. DODWELL, CARLILL & Co., Hongkong, Agents for LAENDLER & Co., Paris.
SIEN TING..
SURGEON DENTIST, No. 10. PAGUILAR STRKET TERMS VERY MODERATE, Commite:san tran. Hongkonz, arth Sapter her, 1866.
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F. BLACKHEAD & CO., SHIP-CHANDLERS, SAILMAKERS, COAL AND PROVISION MER- CHANTS, NAVAL CONTRACTORS AND GENERAL COMMISSION
AGENTS,
PRAYA CENTRAL, HONGKONG, SOAP MANUFACTURERS.
SOLE AGENTS FOR FARTMANN'S RAHTJEN'S GENUINE HOMPOSITION RND HAND BRAND. HARTMANN'S GREY PAINT. DAIMLER'S PATENT MOTOR LAUNCHES
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622
Sole Agents for FERGUSON'S SPECIAL CREAM and
P. & O. SPECIAL LIQUER SCOTCH WHISKY, BE
彦
EVERY KIND OF
SHIP'S STORES AND REQUISITES. ALWAYS IN STOCK AZ
REASONABLE PRIOKU
Ang 10 Way 1996,
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NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
HE P. & O. S. N. Co.'s Steamship
"FORMOSA,"
SUEZ
FROM LONDON, PORT SAID,
AND STRAITS. Conquees of Cerga by the above-named rease! are hereby informed that their Goods are being landed and placed at their visk in the Hongkong and Kusison Wharf and Godown Comptay's God.war at Kowloon, where tach consignment 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 aly, ex S.S. Thomes.
From Madras, S.S. Zalpeora.
Optional Goods will be fanded here unters Instructions are given to the contrary before a P.M.TO-MORROW.
Goods not cleared by the 6th September, at 4 PM, will be subject to rent
No Fire Insurance will be effected by ma in
· any case whatever.
All damaged Packages must be left in the Godawas and a certificate of the damage. obtained from the Godown Company within ten days after the Vessel's arrival here, after which ao Claims will be recognised.
H. A. RITCHIE,
Superintendent,
-Hongkong, 31st August 1998
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
THE P. & O. S. N. Co.'s Steamship
"BALLAARAT,"
FROM BOMBAY, COLOMBO AND
STRAITS.
Consignees of Cargo by the above-named yeasel are boreby informed that their Goods are being landed and placed at their wish in the Hongkong and Kowicon Wharf and Godown Company's Godowas, at Kawicon, where each consigament will be sorted out mark by mark and delivery can be obtained as soon as the Goods are landed.”
Tal vessel brings on Cargo
:
From London, &c., ex 5.5. Filmálaya. From Persian Gulf, er S.S. Simia and Pachumbo.
Optional goods will be landed here unleas lastractions are given to the contrary before a P.M. TO-DAY.
Goods not cleared by the 7th instant, at 4° P.M. will be subject to rent,
No Fire Insurance will be effected by me in. any carn whatever.
All damaged Packages must be left in the Godowns and a certificate of the damage obtained from the Godown Company within ten days after the ‚vemel's arrival here, after which no Claims will be recognised.
H. A. RITCHIE,
Superintendent, Hongkong, 1st September, 1898.
To be Let.
TO LET.
ELVEDERE "—5 Raomed Bungalow.
BELVEDERE
ulthed for 6 months from 17th September.
"SEMI-DETACHED VILLA RESI. DENCES on Bawen Road" ["now in CODISH of erection.)" FLOORS in STAUNTON and ELGIN
STREETS.
No. 5, RIPON TERRACE.. No. 3. ELGIN STREET. Apply to
THE HONGKONG. LAND INVESTMENT
& AGENCY Co., Ltd. Hongkong, 30th August, 1898,
-N°
NOTICE..
RESPONSIBLE FOR
tra
DEBTS
Neither the CAPTAINS, the AGENTS, nor the OWNER, will be RESPONSIBLE lot 207 DEBT contracted by the Officers or mambor of the Cowes of the following Vessels during. thely stay in Hongkong Harbour
MARY L. CUSHING, Amer, ship, Pendleton-
Order,
MUSKOKA, Brit. 4-in. Ek., Crowe-Order. RENTE RICKMES, Gor. skip, Alet Heining➡
Difer
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