To-day's Advertisements.
CRAND
HARMSTON'S
HARMSTON'S
HARMSTON'S
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1901.
To-day's Advertisements,
PUBLIC AUCTION.
CIRCUS
THE Undersigned have received instructions
AND
ROYAL MENACERIE
от
PERFORMING WILD ANIMALS.
"A GIGANTIC AND BRILLIANT SUCCESS A GIGANTIC AND BRILLIANT SUCCESS
WAS ACHIEVED AT THE INITIAL OPENING OF THE GREAT NEW COMBINATION,
Who were received with CHEERS, and were CALLED and RECALLED as each act was presented to an ENTHUSIATIC AUDI- ENCE.
EVERY ACT
EVERY ARTIST
EVERY NOVELTY
EVERY SENSATION
RECEIVED
with, APPROBATION
t from
THOUSANDS.
A SHOW WITHOUT & PARALLEL in the
HISTORY OF ARENIC DISPLAYS. THE SAME GREAT - PROGRAMME.
TO-NIGHT!
TO-NIGHT:
TONGHT:
TO-NIGHT!
ALL THE STARTLING ITEMS.
(RECREATION GROUND
LOCATION (Near the RACE COURSE).
-DOORS OPEN at 8 PM. COMMENCE at
P.M., Sharp, N.B-Positively no Half-price to Evening
Shows.
FIRST GRAND MATINEE,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Mary 19th. Childe Half-price to all parts at Matinees only.
Doors Open at 2.30 PM. Performance at 3.30 P.M.
MATINEE every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
PRICES OF ADMISSION,
Hox Seat
Dress Circle Chairs
Stalls, Carpeted Seats,. Gallery
to Sell by..
PUBLIC AUCTION,
on
WEDNESDAY, the 23rd January, 1951,
at Noon, at H,M. NAVAL YARD..
Intimation.
A. S. WATSON & Co., LIMITED.
SUNDRY NAVAL AND VICTUALLING CHAMPAGNE.
OBSOLETE AND CONDEMNED
STORES. Comprising:
OLD IRON, FLAG STAFF. RAGS, CAN- VAS, CLOTHING, IMPLEMENTS, &c, &c; Also Several Lots of CHINA SUITABLE for Hotel, and Boarding houses, &c., &c,
TERMS --As Usual."
Jacquesson Fils:
[76c
Brut Naturel, 1893 Dry Marquetterie, 1803) Boll & Co., 1892, Extra
Sec.
HUGHES & HOUGH,
Government Auctioneers. Hongkong, 17 January, 1901,
CHINA TRADERS INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED.
NOTICE.
HAVE This Day RESUMED CHARGE.
of the Company's Business,
W. H. RAY,
REUTER'S TELEGRAMS, GAPE COLONY BOER ATTACK AGAIN REPULSED. deaths from that disease.
THE Colonial Secretary to the Straits Settle- ments reported at the Sanitary Board' meeting this afternoon that between the dates of the 5th and the 11th December, 1900, inclusive, there had been 41 caser of cholera and 19*
BRITISH CASUALTIES.
LONDON, January 15th. The invaders have reached Clavilliam and are pursued by a strong column. The Boer force from Calvinia has not made any
further advance. The Boeis stacked Zum
fontein on Monday morning and were again repulsed.
The British casualties at Belfast on the 7th inst. were 14 killed, 6o wounded and 55
$98 $41 missing.
$40 $43
GIN
Per Case dozen.
Hongkong, 17th January, 1901.
Secretary:
(770
A. Fine Old Tom B. Fine Unsweetened
$7.20- $7.20
A
WAN T-E-D.
DOCTOR for 'THE CALIFORNIA & ORIEN
TAL STEAMSHIR, COMPANY'S STEAMER "BELGIAN KING."
Apply to
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE,
Agents. Hongkong, 17th January, 1901. [79c
PIANOFORTE LESSONS.
M.
M155 M MARQUES DA SILVA begs to LESSONS in PIANOFORTE to LADIES and CHILDREN,
Terms very Moderate,
Enquiries by Letter, care of OFFICE of This
[80c
Paper.
Hongkong, 17th January, 1901. DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED.
$3.00
3.00
1.00
50
THE
Europeans will not be allowed in the Gallery. Box Office: RomsSON PIANO CO., Queen's
Road.
Tram to Peak.
NOTICE ! {Late Ferry to Kowlana.
Mrs. HARMSTON LOVE... Proprietress, ROBERT LOVE....
Col. CUAS, B. Hicks.........Representative." HANS DREWITZ
....Agent. Hongkong, 17th January, 1901.
THEATRE
Manager.
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ROYAL,
CITY HALL.
Lesstes and Proprietors:
Mrs. N. CHESTER,
Messrs. A. H. & E. J. POLLARD,
TO-NIGHT!
AND EVERY EVENING, The first great event in the Colony of the 20th CENTURY.
Under the distinguished Patronage of H.E. Sir HENRY BLAKE, G.C.M.G.
POLLARD'S LILLIPUTIAN OPERA Co.
OF 50 PERFORMERS.
TO-NIGHT,
LAST PERFORMANCES OF The enormously successful American
production,
FOR SWATOW. HE Company's Steamship
**THALES,"
Captain Robson, will be despatched for the above Port, TO-MORROW, the 18th instant,
at II AM.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
DOUGLAS LAPRAIK & Co., General Managers. Hongkong. 17th January, 1901
1710
AUSTRIAN LLOYD'S STEAM NAVIGAS TION COMPANY.
STEAM FOR SINGAPORE, PENANG, COLOMBO, ROMBAY, KARRACHI, ADEN, SUEZ, PORT SAID, FIUME & TRIESTE. (Taking Cargoat through Rates to the BRAZILS, to SOUTH AFRICA, PERSIAN GULF, RED SEA, BLACK SEA, LEVANT, VENICE and ADRIATIC PORTS).
THE Company's Steamship
MARTA VALERIE," Captain Berberovich, will be despatched as above on THURSDAY, the 24th instant, P.M."
Silk and Valuables are transhipped on arrival at Bombay into an accelerated liner.
For Information as to Passage and Freight, apply to
SANDER, WIELER & Co., Agents. Hongkong, 17th January, 1901. *1530 NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA.
THE
RUM...
Per Case & locen
$15.00
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Good Leward Island $ 6.00
Do. per gallon...$ 2.50
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The Hongkong Celegraph
HONGKONG, THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1901.
NOTES AND COMMENTS..
The North Borneo Trouble, The letter which we publish today from our Labuan Correspondent shows that the natives of the West Coast of Borneo have not been particularly impressed by the punishment mated our to them by the British North Borneo Company, and art by no means so peaceably disposed towards that body as could be wished.
As our Correspondent points out, the raid on Putatan is most probably due to the fact of the station being left entirely in the hands of Sikhs, who without a responsible British officer to restrain them would doubt- less find the temptation to feather their own FOR MANILA.,
nests at the expense of the unfortunate HE Company's Screw Steamship
native too great to be resisted. And it is not only the Sikhs who would thus, succumb "YAWATA MĀRU,”...
to temptation; almost any Eastern native is (3,820 Tons Gress, Captain A. E. Moses), will be prone to do so, and soine years ago the THE BELLE OF NEW YORK," despatched for the above Port, on FRIDAY, North Borneo company had an instance in
the 25th instant, 4 P.3L
This New Mail Steamer is specially cons-point when they left the station of l'enungah, tructed forservice in the Tropics and is provided high up the Kinabatangan River, in the with Superior Accommodation and with all hands of a Dysk Sergeant of Police modern hittings and improvements for the safety named Bungin.. All went well for a time and comfort of Passengers. Electric Light and and Bungin regularly collected and sent Refrigerator, Doctor and Stewardess carried, down the poll-tax from his district. The Return Tickets issued by this Company are North Bornean officials were delighted available for return by steamers of the other with this state of affairs, for Penangah was
For Freight or Passage, apply to
being run at very little expense. But Nemesis A. S. MIHARA, overtook them. A boat arrived frou Manager. Penungah reporting that an attack had Hongkong, 17th January, 1901.
been made on the station, and Bungin and his men, as well as several Malay traders killed. Then the fact that Bungin and his men had been exploiting the natives for their own, as well as the Company's, benefit came to light.
In Two Acts of Six Scenes.
TO-MORROW NIGHT, The enormously successful Military Musical-
Comedy,
"
THE CAIETY GIRL. POSITIVELY 3 NIGHTS ONLY.. NEXT SATURDAY AFTERNOON, .
at 3.30.M.
2ND GRAND MATINEE,
"A GATETY GIRL,"
J
Children, Amals, School's, Soldiers and Sailors in Uniform, Half-price.
PLAN at KOBINSON'S. PRICES AS USUAL,
Doore Open at 8 PM.
Performance starts punctually at 9 PM.
Carriages at 11.45 PM.
The Star Ferry Ca..has. Kindly consented to
delay the last ferry to 12.15. Arrangements
Lines.
Intimations. EYESIGHT.
Mr. NI LAZARUS,
[Bre
The North Borneo Company ought to know that it is dangerous to place natives
THE LONDON GLOBE
FINANCIAL CO,
The London Globe Financial. Co. has liquidated by the way of reconstruction,”
OBITUARY.
The death is announced of the Bishop of London.
WEATHER REPORT.
The Observatory report says On the 17th at 12.10 p.m. barometric changes are slight in the South, but probably pressure is increasing in N. China and the monsoon is likely to freshen in S. China. Forecast-E. to NE. winds, freshening; fair at first, drizzling
rain later.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
A NURSE, to take charge of children on the voyage home, is advertised for from Penang. THE morality statistics for Macao show that there were 34 deaths during the week ended 6th January.
| Jubilee, the Sultan of-Johore's horse, won the Gunny Meah Cup at the Calcutta Races on the 27th December.
MESSRS. Hughes & Hough advertise a sale of obsolete and condemned-stores, at the 'Naval. Yard, on the 23rd inst. at noon.
A DOCTOR is required for the California and Oriental Steamship Company's Belgian King vide advertisement in another column,
A MASONIC Ball is to be held on the first pro ximo, in the City Hall. Subscription. lists will be found in the Clubs and leading stores of the Colony,
THE Pinang Gazette newspaper and press have passed into the hands of a syndicate with
in the venture.
HARMSTON'S DIROUS.
TUR RECREATION GROUND TENTS PACKED. In the first of their series of appearances; Harmston's undoubtedly created a surprise in all directions. Some time before the time an THE Acting Government Analyst, Me. Thomasnounced to make a start in the qyening's enter. J. Wild, reported at the Sanitary Board meeltainment, the scala round the tent on the out- ing this afternoon that, he had examined four side were practically all appropriated, whilst samples of whisky and all were genuine, one as o'clock Tegan to draw near, the chairs and of milk which was found to be genuine, and the boxes, near the ring, beyan tỏ-have a close-
four samples of brandy and one was found to
be adulterated,
THE new steam yacht Banshee, built at Leith, by Messrs. Ramage and Ferguson (Limited), for Colonel H. McCalmont, A.F., (at present. in South Africa) was tried with satisfaction re cently. With a tonnage of $88, the Banshee may be sid to be a miniature battleship, She has been built with the ram boy and elliptical stern of a modern hauleship.. The deck fittings comprise a complement of four Hotchkiss quick-firing guns, and two powerful search lights. Below decks are to be found several racks containing rifles, cutlasses, and pistols.
THE PROPOSED REFUSE DES- TRUCTOR OR CATTLE DESTRUCTOR.
At the meeting of the Sanitary Board this destructor from Goddard, Massey and Warner afternoon, drawings were submitted for a cattle
Lid, Nottinghian. The specification was :-
One improved crematory furnace suitable for destroying carcases or refuse.
The destructor is constituted interally of fire-brick, having reverbatory arches at the top so that the greatest heat is reverberated upon the material,
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by packed appearance. The enormous seating
accommodation was scarcely sufficient to meet. the demand and the first performance musthave been very gratifying to the management, as in- deed it was to those who attended to witness it.
The first item was vaulting, and the clever. performance in clearing, twelve horses from a spring board by Gilbert Eldred was greeted biggest vault. An elephant was placed on a with loud applause. However, that was not his tub and the champion vaulted clean over. Ile then turned a double somersault in a very clever and graceful style. The clowns were goat general. The first items was well done performing handy andy tricks, and playing the and deserved the acclamations with which it was greeted. Mddle le Blonde then gave an exhibition of trick' riding, and the neat- ness which attended her tricks with a.hoop was highly commendable and showed that she was no novice At equestrianism, The clowns then brought on a butterfly whip and produced inany rounds of laughter. Peppino and Duminy were very funny and their attempts to capture the wandering butterfly were rilicu- some wonderful feats with a barrel and accom- Inusly silly. The elephant next performed pinied the band in a walk and dance and finished with carrying its alte intructor, Gus, Bams, away with its trunk, amidst enthusiatic applause. The Alton Trio were extremely clever acrobats dressed in suitable crimson, and showed some remarkable feats in somersault- ing and balancing, leaping from one man's The front-of-the-furnace is provided with two shoulders Joanother with ease, Mr. G. Haim- furnace doors, one arranged in a suitable posiston then brought the educated horse-"Aden" tion for raking out ashes and one for feeling before the audience. The animal bent to the the firegrate with fuel.
music in correct time and went through some difficult work in walking and dancing. The imperial lackiers" by seven of the Company. next item on the programme was
The: They dismissed some difficult and very pretty. work in good style. Cuzco and Bob then gave someFun in a gymnasium," one of Mustae's blows being introduced during the "discussion" with the gloves. Miss Nellie Harmston-Love gave a heat exhibition of pony riding and for a little girl she did well. It was followed by a funny run round the ring by a monkey seated on a goat's back. Both were well trained to do their work. Gilbert Eldred and G. Rarmston were at home as "Double Jockeys" and their riding. In mounting together without the aid performance was a fine exhibition of trick-
of their arms whilst the horse was in full gallop, the audience highly appreciated their item.
The top of the furnace is flat, formed of door suitable for the admission of carcases or ordinary brickwork, and having a large icon
refuse.
The whole of the ironwork in connection with the above furnace consisting of massive cast iron buckstays, strong tie rods, furnace fronts with the rods, feeding and clinkering doors, all necessary bolts and washers, delivered f. o. b. langkong for £115,
The bricks and brickwork would be better supplied locally as we have not included these in our tender,"
The following were the minutes appended: what they have asked for repeatedly is a Refuse Dr. Clark: What the Board wants and
Destructor and not a Calle Destructor. The fuel for the destruction of ane carcase will cost $10.15 while with a refuse destructor the car cases can be destroyed, without any other fuel than that fumished by the City refuse.
Hoa.. R. D. Ormsby, minuted to the effect that he did not entirely agree with the latter part of Dr. Clarke's minute.
Dr. Hartigan" If the M. O. H. is correct a capital of $70,000. Mr. J. Kennedy, the for-in stating that refuse can be destroyed without mer proprietor of the concern, has an interest any other fuel than that furnished by the city refuse it seems waste of money to get this catile crematorium. 1 think local information should be sought on this point as the main cause of opposition to the destructor seems to be that it will require large quantities of some combustible, owing to the nature of Hongkong refuse." "
TOMORROW being the two hundredth anni. versary of the foundation of the Kingdom of Prussia, all the men-of-war in harbour will dress ship and'a royal talûte of twenty-one guns will be fired at noon,
THE statement showing the number of plague cases and deaths in Hombay City from 30th October, 1900, to 12th November, 1900, gives 220 cases and 144 deaths as having taken place during that period.
A RECENT issue of the Mulay Mail says that Sir Arthur Havelock and Sir Frank Swetten ham are now mentioned as possible Governors of the Straits. Sir F. Cardew has just gone home so he must not be left out of the betting. SERGEANT Garrod, who was injured at the crushed, is now out of hospital, and will be re recent fire, by having his ankle.ratlier seriously
suming his duties in the course of about a week. He is very fortunate in being able to turn out
so soon,
THE Americans gunboat Wilmington arrived at Singapore on the 10th instant from Monto Video, South America, via Colombo, bound for the Philippines. The vessel is steel buih of 1,397 tons displacement, carries eight four inch guns and nineteen smaller ones, and goes an average of 15 koots an hour. Her date of departure is uncertain.
E. Osborne If the Government give us a me want and were promised is a Refuse Cattle Crematorium, well and good, but what
finir of it a Cattle Crematorium merely because Destructor, and we must not agree to accept in the crematorium for diseased pigs happens for the moment to be a pressing matter."
Dr. Clark, Crook went thoroughly into question of the combustion of nur refuse and came to the conclusion that it would burn in a Refuse Destructor without fuel. See his report of December 1898, laid on the table of Legislative Council.
fch R. D. Omsby: If there was no other way of getting rid of refuse except by burning, there are in my opinion better ways and 1 sec a Refuse Destructor would be a necessity, but
however, can be improved upon." little objection to our present system, which
INCENDIARISM.
A DELIDERATE
CARE.
An interval of ten minutes took place and gave the audience an opportunity of inspecting the animals composing the menagerie. There is a fine collection, considering the fact that they are carried about by the Company. Some beautifully striped tigers are caged and crowds soon gather round the cages. Whilst on the subject, one cannot help admiring the horses which are brought into the ring. The Arab horse which Mrs. Harmston-Lore introduced is a fine specimen and is worth going simply to look at. They have some other horses which are the reverse of ugly, and which would do" credit to a prize exhibition, Elephants, monkeys, ligais, horses, ponies and many other kinds of animals are exhibited, and nobody can regret the time they spent at the circus last night..
and clever trapeze work is given by Gilbert sists of flying trapeze feats, one of the performs- Eldred and, Steward Bros. Their dem con ers taking a long trapeze swing, turning a somersault and being caught by his confière on another trapeze. It is very well done, a slip meaning a fall, either into the net which is spread underneath, or to the ground, the inter being not unknown in such exhibitions. How ever, they are accomplished in their work and there is no fear that anything should mar their fine and clever show. Then Chas. Birchall practices his "four horse courier" work, leading means of long eins. The animals, must be four fine steeds 'round and round the ring by well trained, as they seem to be all in a mul dle, when suddenly you find that they have been galloping through and between each other and the rider has been manipulating the reins in such a manner that there was no muddle at all, but simply a fine exhibition of four horse courier Chas. E. Weatherley is very amusing with his “musical entreo.” His fork on several instruments was fine and
Following on the interval, some very daring
come to light. At about half-past one this laughable, and he concludes his part with a
A barefaced case of incendiarism has just morning a fire was discovered in finve broken laughing song in which he is so pleased, with out on the landing of the second floor of the himself as the audience are, that he laughs floor was occupied by Sanitary Inspector by the attendance in the way of "encore! house No. Go Hollywood Read. The first himself out of the ring. He was well received Mills, the second floor by Parser, both
Comic entree" was a farcical show by the using the one staircase. Inspector Mills marrymen. They passed the line away and Tite Rangoon Times, in speaking of Mr. Henry by a man running, down, the stairs hurriedly.the audience as a stand was brought into centre boy slept on the landing and was awakened caused much inerriment. A surprise awaited Dallas and his performers, mentions the fact The Chinese servant boy on the next floors of the ring. When it was placed down it looked that Mrs. Dallas (Miss Madge Grey) has not the second finding the house on fire, an orinary stand or table, but what was the feel this time accompanied her husband to the East. Inspector Mills boy chased. the intruder, and of the stand revealed a man curled up into an devoted his attention to the flames whilst ng when some drapery removed from the centre. The Kangcon Times is in error on this point, pursued him into Man Hing Lane, not very almost impossible position. He then proceeded.
have been made with the Peak Tramway Co. Occulist-Optician, of London and Calcatta, in charge of a station and leave the collet Mrs. Dallas is with Mr Dallas in Singapore, I far away. The boy lost sight of his man.there to go through some extremely difficult contor
to run a Special Tram, a quarter of an hour
after the Performance.
A. LEVEY, Business Manager, A. H. POLLARD, Manager. Hongkong, 17th January, 100. (1514b
MASONIC BALL.
*
MASONIC BALL will be held in the CITY HALL, on MONDAY, the 4th February, 1901.
Subsription Lists will be found in the Clubs and leading Stores of the Colony.
For further Information apply to the Under signed.
E. W. MITCHELL,
lon. Secretary, Hongkong, 17th January, 1901, -
may be consulted for SPECTACLES
at 16, Queen's Road Central,
(R. HOUGHTON & Co.)
(Nearly opposite the HONGKONG, HOTEL) Business hours: 9 AM to 5 P.M.
GREAT proportion of cataracts and A
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Constantly recurring headaches, spells of dimness when reading, weak eyes, the letters
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and has almost recovered from the recent accident at Darjeeling by which she incurred a badly broken arm
tion of taxes and duties in their hands en tirely. They are too apt to abuse their
Then the poidts of the case come out. On the tions, bending his body like a piece of elastic. position, and the Bornean native is too sus
staircase was found an earthen pot containing The feats performed by this lexible marvel kerosine oil, some paper soaked in kemsine.
Ajax were watched, with the keenest picious to bring forward a complaint against
and some firewood also soaked in the oil. The interest, and it was only when he was on those placed in authority over him. He CONSIDERING that we have now two German staircase- itself was wet with kerosine. The his feet that the audience showed ap.. imagines that all they do is done with the mail services, as well as the English, and that the staircase leading to the third floor, but concluding feat was one which called forth flames had licked it up and caught underneath preciation of his wonderful talent. His the fire was extinguished after some time, by loud applause. A screw screwed into a socket the Parsee's. boy, Inspectir Mill's boy was in the table and at the end of the first named a very positive about the man basing continued mouthpiece arrangement was fixed, Ajaxu what misled the police, who were on the scene with his body in the air he whirled-round his fight in a certain direction, which some- fixed to this mouthpiece and early. Having no meane of ascertaining into fill the screw reached its limit the man all the which house he went, no clue can be properly while, having hold of nothing but the mouth- followed up, as there are a number of houses in
piece which was in his mouth. He was Man lling Lane,
very clever at Jis branch of athletics. The juhping pony Ronny was then led through,
of tricks by G. Harmston and the per-
and the result is that he attempts to take the French mail refuses to allow an English matters into his own hands and seeks sorter on board, why should the British Govern both redress and vengeance by force. It ment, subsidise this mail line any longer; must not be forgotten that the British Surely we have European mails enough North Borneo Company is not a trading bolides, the French mall luis a trick of arriving concern. Dividends have to be paid out close on the heels of one of the other mails, of the taxes and duties collected from the which decidedly depreciates its value, natives and planters, and hence the Company imposes all it can. When the fact is con- We observe from Shanghai papers that the
police from a svomar at No.6, first flour, that However information has now reached the
running together; any of these symptoms indi-sidered that expenditure is cut down to the Shanghai Gas Company, which has lately been a man came to her door, knocked and was form was creditably dismissed. The ex lotest: possible limit, officials, and police converted into a Limited Liability-Company admitted, she thinking that it was her husband. cellent progmmme was then brought to finish being paid absurdly small salaries and each have made a further reduction in the price of On the man's entrance however shunt of of the royal Bengal tiger Duke. It was a that by entrance Guş Bams" into the den man expected to do the work of six, it is not gis.to consumers. The present price of gas at him. He refused to leave and stayed in the pleasing diversion, notwithstanding the fact that
it was a stranger, and she wanted to get rid t to be wondered at that abuses creep in Shanglar is 51,70 per 1,000 ft, as compared with house for about a quarter of an hour. From the the tiger didn't seem to object to the intrusion. :
Mr. LAZARUS supplies his SPECTACLES only after testing the sight.
ADVICE FREE.
description given of the man there is no doubt The trainer went through some performance with the animal, making if run-round the cage. that he was the man who ran out of end jump over a biting hurdle, etc. and a ve house which was fired. In the faile there were no less than eix persons out of antisfactory entertainment was terminated by three supposed to be sleeping on beds, all the strains of God Save the Queen, P
morning's works and the escaper man went night and the quality of the presentation, were awake, and there were actually three The circus and menagerie are well worth working in the lane getting ready for the visit, and judging by the packed tent last
14536 Too much is sacrificed to false economy.
It is high time that the British Government in Hongkong. The price of gas at AN APPEAL.
stepped in and took over the country from Shanghai has been steadily reduced from $4.50 THE SUPERIORESS of the ITALIAN the Company. Borneo is not a suitable 1,009 ft in 1864 to the present price above
CONVENT, CAINE ROAD, begs must place to be in the hands of a Company sted. respectfully to ALPEAL to the Residents of that attempts to pay dividends out of the mo Hongkong and the Coast Ports, for their kind revenue which should properly be expended week ended th January show that for the patronage and support, and desires to state that in the development of the country A Tritish and Foreign Community Civil-popula through the lane and got into the house. The successful Verm is anticipated for the manage
statistics for the Colony for the she will be pleased to receive orders forall kinds of NEEDLE WORK comparison between the states of North on the deathrate per 1000 was 22.8 against incendiary has eluded the police all through ment
Gentlemen's Shirts made to order, and Cuffs Borneo and Sarawak will amply prove thje and Collars renewed on old ones
The one is merely being exploited at the previous week, the whole Colony, land Ladies and Children's Under-clothing Chi- starred for the benefit of a crowd of hungry population, 18:8 per toco against 18.o the week Many Dracs, and all kinds of Embroidery, starcholders, whose knowledge of the country previous, bost population 10.3 per 1000 against Materials can be supplied, if fequired.
The Superioress will also be most grateful gos no further than its position upon the 9.2 the week previous land and boat, 17.6 for any PAPER, or old ENVELOPES to be made map, while the other is making steady pro against 182 the previous week, The Whole into Books for the Children of the Poor Schools, gress under the rule of an English gentle Colphy, British Foreign and Chinese, excluding who are taught by the Sisters.
man who sees to it that the country receives Army and Navy, 178 per toop against the same Hongkong, and April, 1892.
the benefit of the duties and taxe,
te the wack previous
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the woman- not having inised. het voice, and The same programme is to he given to night, rendering the necessary assistance to the police and thero will be a great nish for seals, pros C, D Inspector Hanson made diligent bebly a bigger demand that last night, and wo enquiries and searches, but the man has would recommend a visit to the Robinson not yet been arrested and with: the very little Piano Company, where the box office is open. matter the police have to work upon, it is the first grand matinee takes place on It is a pity, as it was a deliberate attempt to formance at four. The time is to be noted. A hardly likely that a capture will be made, Saturday, doors open at three o'clock, per fire the house, and a successful one, and be mating it to be given every Saturday and would have paid a heavy penalty
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