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THE PLAGUE..

Number of cases reported (Chinese......1,537. up till noon of the 24ih - Other Asiatics 52 Europeans.....30 August, 1901 Number of cases reported Chinese

during the past 48 hours Other Asiatics i o Europeans....

Tomi sumber of cases reported to date - 1,621

Number of de this reported ( Chinese......1,503 up till noon of th6-24th?'Other Aglatics 34 August, 1901 Number of deaths reported Other Asiatics &

during the past 48 hours.

Europeans... Total number of deaths recorded to date 1,549 Since noon on Saturday last the cases and

deaths are

Cases Chinese......

Europeans.....11 Chinese !

Cher Asiatics..... Kompean

Total

Deaths Chinese

Other Asiatics

Europeans

Total

2

1

The plague returni for last week were :-

Cases....te. Deaths.

SHIPPING REPORTS,

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Op Thorstensen, of the steamship Pratecior, from Moji, reports:-Fine weather."

Captain, G. H. C. Weston, of the steam-hip- Sumatra, from Calcatta, reports: Fine weather.

Capt. Wm. Watt, of the steamship Braemar, from Port Arthur, reports:-Moderate weather throughout.

Capt. W. Evans, of the steamship Hatching, from Swatow, reportsModerate S.W. mon soon, fine and clear.

Captain T. Calender, of the steamship Tar Le from Saigon, reports --Light variable winds a d smooth sea.

Capt. H. Barlow, of the steamship Anping, from Shanghai, reports:-Light E. winds, and find clear weather from port to port.

Capt. J. G. Blethun, of the steamship Toonan, from Haiphong, reports-Light winds, fine weather, and smooth sea throughout.

Capt..P. H. Roife, of the steamship Yuensang, from Manila, reports-Fresh to modemte, winds with rough sea towards Pratas Shoals, thence to port, fine weather and smooth sea.

Captain J. Rattenbury, of the steamship Diamante, from Manila, reports:Leaving Manila strong S, W, winds and heavy rains, resi of passage fine and clear, calm weather with smooth.sea.

COLLAPSE OF BABRACKS AT HANKOW.

HANKOW, July 27th. The barracks which were built outside of Wusho gate, Wuchang, three years ago were used by 3,000 men under command of General "Go Gen-gai. The ground on which the barracks stand was under water during the recent food and the foundations were weakened. A storm swept over the town on the 27th July suddenly, and one whole row of the buildings collapsed Scores of men were either killed or injured

Mainichi.

THE VLADIVOSTOCK TARIFF.

Tokio, August 14th. A St. Petersburg despatch to the Governor of Vladivostock reports that the Goverment has decided-to-lower the Customs latiff at the latter port. Details are not yet obtainable

DISGRACEFUL STORY ́OF HONO-

LULU QUARANTINE',

ARRANGEMENTS.

TREATMENT 'DE JAPANESE CABIN PASSENGERS.

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, AUGUST 26, 1901.

cabin passagers as well as the steerage; but the officers mistook it for an order to employ similar mensures for all passengers alike. If we are to be blamed for anything it was not. the fault of the crew, but the officers of the. Quarantine Station. We will not hesitate to tender our apology to Mr. and Mrs. Okabe and others concerned."Kode Herald.

THE PHILLIPINES.

The Marila Timis of the aand inst, says 1-—-- Indications now seem to point to a speedy Batangas, termination of hostilities in the province of

The American troops have pushed the cam paign with great energy and success for the Last month or so, and have given the wily Insurgent no time or opportunity for rest, and to be deprived of this is hardly in keeping with the Filipino character.

The cutting off of their food supplies and the anceremonious manner in which they have been kept busy dodging Americans day and night have been sufficient to cause a dissension of feeling in Malvar's ranks, and consequently many desertions of soldiers and surrenders to the Americans have followed.

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The Federal Party has its emissaries in the field and they bave succeeded in persuading a number to come in with all their forces. Among the late arrivals are: Major Farol, Captains Rafino and Leopoldo Cauin and Lieut. Abdon with their men and arms.

MRS. KRUGER'S DEATH AND THE DURATION OF THE WAR.

(AMERICAN MAIL CABLE}

NEW YORK, July 21st

A cable to the Tribune from London says? The death of Mrs. Kruger may have some influence in shortening the_war. Kruger himself has been reported to be exceedingly despondent over the military operations, and the correspondence between Reizt and Steyn has justified his discouragement. His domestic bereavement may cause hint to lose heart for continuing the hopeless struggle. His Dutch physicians have been warning him for months against the consequences of exclement, since his heart action is abnormally weak.

A story is brought by influential South Africans that Commandant-General Botha was I strongly disposed to surrender but did not consider himself at liberty to do so against the judgment of Kruger. General Botha has a family to provide for and is poor and without resources. South Africans assert he is depen- dent upon allowances which Kruger has agreed to make for him if he continues the struggle so long as possible.,

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A TOWN FOR SALE.

FEMALE SUFFRAGE WAS THE UNDOING

LINCOLN CITY (NJ)VIC

NEWYORK, zib July,

The red flag is flying over the pretty town of Lincoln, New Jersey, it is not the symbol of anarchism or, of deep-hued republicanism, but merely the amblam and harbinger of the suc tloneer.

The churchyabe.schoolhouse, t the residences, and 1,500 lots will be knocked down under the

Bad, hammar on reth July.

Lincoln (N.J.) has had a strange history, and † it will probably tong be remembered to point many moral and adorn full many tata Too much female suffrage was Lincoln's cus doing. It was essentially a town of homes loving folks whess husbands consulted their wives in regard to all undertakings, had

The day came when two women worn ad- mitted into the Town Council,

Soon two of the four men in this august body

Calo RedoneMartin, H. Jễ Coldffing, Paza Marsh, Capt. P.

Mallary & Co.

Dios, R.R. de

David, JA, Singapore Nand Singh

N-CHILA

Noble, James

Nar Singh

Olbes, Fred

Ermeheil, H.D.; Educale, CA Elia, a Evans, Miss A.. Faura, J.

Pattenin," Lt. E. C. Fox F

-Lylden Faltis, G. (Singapore). Preston, B. Fernandez, V.

Passantino, Z. (a), Fode.. Wari (Austria) Tetchielles, H. Gujot Singh,L.P.C.647 Pekin Railway, Chief.

Engineer Gunda Slagh Gleick, M

Pitault, M. Roberts, J. (*) Gomes, J. G.

Robles Graves, W.

Rosa, E. de Caunt, C. F. Gerald, A. (Nagasaki.) Ritto, W. A. Galvao, 1. da Cunha Ricco, Mad. E

Brazil)

Sydney, By. Sultan Mahomed Sahib Hajee, Shane, Capt. Hammel & Co. Skeener, J

Golf, Ore S. (Buffalo,

NY.) preferred to resign rather than serve with wo-Gray, C. J. men. Two more women were elected to fill Hall, L. dawned on the Indy councillors that public Hoasbi, S. the vacancies. Not long after this it suddenly Hail, Capt. F. (2)

houses were an, undesirable commodity in Haynes, J. Lincoln (NJ), and their, early abolition was Herman Singh (Sin voled. Hereupon,the mayor, old.Silan Drake, gapore)

Hamlin, Mrs G. a civil war.veteran, got mad and resigned,

Then trouble came, hot and heavy. Public Holececk, Mrs. H. debt accumulated, no civic business was traps Haldar Khan 1. P.G. acted, and finally the clash of opposing forces Hattian; 5: W. resulted in the women being custed from thy Hutchinson, Mrs. council.

They took their revenge by petitioning the State authorities to put the town in the hands of a receiver. And so on to July, when Auctioneer Fred C-Wolbert, of Jersoy City, will have open- pleted bis task, Lincoln (NJ) will be naught but a memory.--Morning-Leader. Cor.

UNOLA MED LEFFERS AT THE POST OFFICE.

McLean, Á. E. Miller, O. H. "Marshall, C. W

Letters for the, following persons fie un claimed at the Post Office Athkinsog A.. Atkinson, Miss I. Angus, W. Alexander, M. R. Anderson, W. H. Atlantis, Miss J. Ainslie; Mrs.

Anderson, Mrs. E. F. Atkinson, E Barton, Miss A. C. Barett, Mr. Bender, H.

Merchants Despatch &

Transportation Co.

Mills, S. Mills, F

Maipang, W. Mills, S. C.

Mitchell, W. T. Mundic

Bowles, Mr. & Mrs. Mullary

J. H. Bracter, Hy.. Burke, Rev. P. C. Burger, Li W. Brown, A. J., D. D.

There is no practical method of verifying these explanations, but this account comes from South Africans who ought to know what they-Browne, E. are talking about,

Babonncan Bonnet, F. Cranmer, R. B...

LORD KITCHENER'S REPORT ON Caron, LG.

THE VLAKFONTEIN OUTRAGES.

CANADIAN MAIL CABLE.]

LONDON, July 26th. The Daily Mail publishes Lord Kitchener's official report regarding the Vlaakfontein affair, which is as follows:-

"Lieutenant W. S. B. Duff, has given me the following. On the day after the fight at Vlankfontein, May 29th, Lieutenant Hearn told him that while lying on the ground wounded, he say about 20 yards from him Lieutenant Spring, and Sergeant Findlay both slightly wounded. They were binding up each other's wounds, when a young Boer with a pink puggaree around his hat, came up and shot both dead. ・・・・

"Lieutenant Hearn, lay-quite still, The Boers, thinking him dead contented themselves with taking his purse and leggings. Lieutenant Heam also said that others of our wounded were shot by Boers,

"Lieutenant Duff collected this testimony of eight privates and non-commissioned officers- who affirmed that they saw Boers shoot our wounded.

Several of the men saw a Boer, evidently some one in authority, trying to stop his men from shooting our wounded."

The foregoing is taken from Lord Kitchener's report on the subject. He has added that he. would supplement it by sworn testimony.

SCENE IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

(CANADIAN_MAIL ÇABLE.]

LONDON, July 30th. There was a wild uproar in the House of Commons between 1 and 2 o'clock this morning

GERMANS ONLY NEED APPLY

1

Carlos, A. Chinachiole, G. N. Chrisholm, J. 1.

Cradock, H.-E.. Collins, M.

R.

Cox, Miss M. J. Deo.C. L. Douglass, Mrs. M. Day Davis, J. W. Damerell Dyson 'Esposito, E. Eechauzier, P. Engert, M. Forest, Miss A. Fitzsimmons, CLAI

Niveu, L.

Mesny, Miss A.

Mary

Maulle, H. L.-

Notton; R.

Nichohon, H. J.

Norris, J. B.

Newby, Capt. A

Oviedo, F.

Olivier, The Hon.

Ozorio, S. E.

Olet, H. M.

Oswin, A.

Palmer, W. B.

Painter, Rev. T.-W.

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Hassam Khan

Isfahani, H.S1.S. "Jeannot, G. (2)

Sandow, Mrs, Alma, Tilley, Capt. Tremain, B. L., (Hew

-York). 'Ultam, Singh Whitton. Mra

779 West, Mr. M.

Wazir Singh

Waryam Wills, A.

-Wazier Singh, 1.P.C.

716.

Jeewan Singh, I.P.C. Wertheimer, Mira; B. f.

664

*** - Zuniga, J. M..

List of Registered Covers for Merchant Ships.

"S.S. AROT!

G. Nazinovich. Atlas M. Rickinson HMS, Barfeur.........G.. Groves. SS. Changtham

Chingiu

Dragoman

..Capt. Moore.

Chas. Lendberg.

J. W.-Holland.”

**** Ellie Norsach..............}. J. McCarthey. R.M.S. of Japan

S.S. Erita

Hailan...

Hating.......

Helsägric..............

H. Cooper..

......Capt. Zindet.

CR. Olsen,

..¡A: E. Tilston. .....Serang Humar, U.S.S. Jala de Luson C. Renton U:5,5. Jala de Luson ...W. Lynch. S.S. Enosok

L. Brandt Barque "Lakhberga...... Capinin. 5.8. Manuel Laguna E. Nielson.

Auto...). P. Walker. Patroclus .Capt. E. Dickens.

...R. E. Munro. President

2.

· Transport Penarth ....i)

SS. Perla...

·U.S.H.S Relief

"

Relief Relief

S.S. SAntung...

St. Dunston

Sui Tai

Ma

C. Connor. (2)

Chailes Smith.

Chas. McFeely.

J. H. Miller.

1. Schneider.

NHTS. Clifton,

Leop Piringar..

...A. Nene.

„R. O. Lloyd. (3)

Transport Wright.....5. Croft.

List of unclaimed Talegrams lying in the Joint Telegraph Companies Offloes at Hongkong.

Palmer, C. D.

Paoli, S.

Ponti, O.

Amos,

E...

Parks, W. J.

Peterson, W.

Polinkoff, M. M.

Pilcher, A. J

Fleming. G Farr, A. J: M. Frankland, A. Faure, f Flying Jordans Circus Gye, H. W. Genahre, J Gorcke, A Girard, A. V. Gainford, Mrs." Galbraith, E Grant, L. W. Grieve, A. R.

Guthrie, J. R. Hall, E, A. S. Hezl, H. B Handid Harston, Carl Halcott, H. Hermann, H. Heaton, T. Hannan, J. W. Holdsworth, S. Haiman Hunter, J. A. Irwine, C.-W. Jones, Dr.

Pilcarin, W. G. Parfit, J. S. Pereira, Mrs. C. Pettet, J. D. Ridgway, T. Robinson, C. T. Rouch; S. C. L. Raine, Miss P Rousell, M.. Roshchild, O. F. Reid, J. G.

Robinson, C.

Robles, M.

Richardson, WN.

Robinson, Miss

Ross, C. H.

Rutledge H. B. Ralph, E.

Rice,

Rauget

Rosa, Eda

Samborne, Dr. F. G. Sig, J.R

Shakoor, A.,C.

Shaffer, S.

Stormvarte Singh, C.

Sampson, J. Silva, S. N. Salva, C. de Stephton, Miss G. Soldner, J. K. Sitwell, J. K. Sandelands Smith, A. H.. Sims, W. A Superintendent Sitvell, J.K. Samuel, C; J; Singh, G Sprague, O. Soolayman, H. Thomas, L. C.. Trick, R.

Thomas, Mrs. J. Turkey, H H. Towzalin Thompson, CW.

C.

Taylor Tummler, W. Torrance, J. C. Valentine, A. Varney, Miss L. W Vans, Cupt Vance, C. H. Westcott, R. Weber, D.E. Weissmann, B. Walker, H. W. William,. J.- Walker, JD. Walker, OrH Wilson, F Worder, E. C. R-Wennberg; HO

Wichmam E Youd, B. Zulauff Fi

The Osaka Mainichi publishes a story about the treatment of passengers by the T. K. K. sibamer derica Muru which it is difficult to credit. It is said that when the America Maru arrived at Honolulu on the 25th ult. on. her way to San Francisco, ber Commander reported at the conclusion of the debate on the taxation Jackiop, J. G. one suspected case of plague among her of agricultural property. Conservatives inter-arvey, }; Chinese steerage, passengers, Dr. Coffer, rupted Mr. Walton, Liberal, with cries of Jones, W. L. Medical Officer of the place, thereupon ordered "Divide." William Redmond on a point of Johnson, J. the passengers to be removed to the Quaran-order called the attention of the speaker to the Jesus, D. D. tine Station immediately, and on arrival there interruption, but the speaker ruled that, the James, S. C. all the steerage passengers were examined first point was not well taken.

Jesus, J. M. and the cabin passengers next. The European Mr. Walton resumed, but quite inaudibly, Johnstone, B. H. cabin passengers were only inspected outwardly, owing to the persistent cries of Divide."

Jamieson the medical officers not touching them at all; Mr. Redmond shouted "Pollce, Police." Jephson, Capt. J. but in the case of the Japanese cabin passengers The speaker said this expression was disorderly. Jarvis, A. C. (Mr. Okabe, Vice Consul, Mrs. Okabe, Mr. Asada, Miss Marue Nobeji, daughter of Mr.The speaker directed him to leave the House, Knight, H

Mr. Redmond-Why don't you keep order Kirk, DE R. Nobeli, Dr. of Eng, and Miss Imal, who is on. and named him. Mr. Balfour, the Government Kalet, M.. her way to Chicago University) they were dis- leader, moved Mr. Redmond suspension, and Reelin, HL gracefully treated by the officers. The lady this was carried by a vote of 303 to 71 ་,*

Kapple, W. A. passengers were taken to a separate cabin and.

Patrick O'Brien persisted in the same point Kissersent, Smith are reported to have been subjected to un of order, and was in turn named and suspended, Kahuweiler, S. pardonable insult. Miss Nobefi is reported to The bill was adopted

L'aum, A. have cried bitterly and Miss Imai was so angry

Leitav, F. P. that the urged the Japanese passengers to

Luz, D insist that Europeans of all classes.shall be

Little, Mrs. A. undressed hereafter when undergoing medical

Liver, R. T. P.. inspection in fapan. The Japanese residents,

Liv, R. J. P. in Honolulu were furious and held a meeting

Lorenzo, M.**** immediately to discuss the matter. A com-

Lebruary, D. W. P. mittee was appointed to see Mr. Okabe to

Lortet, P. M.** enquire why he made no objection, to

Levor, S. the distinction set up between European and

Livingstone, J. Japanese cabin passengere, but his reply was

Leslie, M. H, not.satisfactory. The men resumed the enquiry

McGil, W.E on the following mornings, but were unable to The new steamers must be constructed and McCracken, W, accomplish much as the gleamer, was on the fitted out in Germam yards, and German Miller, RE, point of sailing. Among the steeragapassengers | materials as far as possible are to be employed; Meurice, M; F, who were sent to the Quarantine Station were plans are to be, submitted for the approval of Money, R. J. 14 or 1 Japanese women, who were most dis- the Imperit! Chancellor; the supply of coals gracefully insulted by the Medical Officers is to be front German sources when the List of Registered while the inspection was going on." The Com-ships are in the German, Dutch, or Belgian |"Andrews, Wm. mittes lntended to interview these women when ports named; provisions to be supplied from Abbas Khan they were released. Several of these un- German sources; no agreements can be made Ameer Shah fortunate victims had, however, time to give with foreign government concerning the Angudhia, M. S.. their statement to the men who were exquiring carriage of maila, etc. without the sanction Atlantis, Miss L Into the matter and Mr. Shito, Consul at Hobo of the Imperial Chancellor the Chancellor Brandt, P. (a lahi, witnessed the statement, a Publicis authorized to prevent the import by these Brimble, Capt A. Notarye not being at hand. It is reported vessels Into German, Dutch, and Belgium Borgolo, B. that the Japanese Govemment has receive ports of all agricultural products, which com Bobal Singh ed to detailed report on the matter. The pate with similar products of German agricul- Beveral, Bonifacio authorities admitted that it was a fact thar the "ture, with the exception of tobacco, beeswax, Bamanice & GO - Japanese were, differently treated from their skins, bides, and wool; German goods, or those | Braga, C.

European-fellow passongers; but they could | destined for Germany, or goods, from on to Cadicux. Miss J. not credit that the women had been subjected Gennan protectorates, are to be forwarded be, Campbell, Capt. to "any, indignity.. It is also reported that Dr. fore foreign goods destined for "foreign placer, Crane, X- Coffer wrote to Mr. Salto, Japanesa Consul at:if their shipments are nollied to the company. Cruz, M. B, Honolulu, slating that there had been some at the same time; employés da well as agente Calto

Cowin misunderstandids among the Medical officers in foreign places must be German subjecte, m

dema them! (Barote); “to, inirect ths | CanadiËRATAHUI GAUIFIT

IZAREA The German Government have arranged for efficient steamship service between that country and South African ports, to be maintained for fifteen years, for which very liberal subsidica are to be paid. One item included in the con- vention goes about as far in the way of protec tion as the most ardent Protectionist could wish for, and is as follows:

Covers in Poste Restante,

Kabo, R.

Kemper, AC. (Lon-

dan),

- Karan Hahi"

Kahim Bakash.

Kala Singh Kohan, E. A Kellah Singh Ludab, Singh

Mohamed

“Mirza Sadi *Musse & CONGED.

„McDougall, M3, RA

Takmakoff.

Ghingtai (2 telegrams). Thungsenglong.

Chunbangchang.

Huffman.

John Wheeler.

Kathing. Konghinin Kongyuenborg.

(Two Telegrams). Kwongchanchiong.

| Leilo. Werthman.

Loheengkee. Meado Nghuyên Thanh.

Norton...

Tricnfat.

Willner. With.

Woocheong,

Wood. Wookee.. Yebisumoto

Yheetsan.. Yown,

Yuenhoptal. 6436,

3,458, 4733 500 (Kår)

Hok Chau.

Schmidt (a telegrams), op03 Yuenhaphai, Shiuchinchong. 1,089. 1,459,

Soonkei (9988).

1,759

Consignees,

"NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

"HE "P, & OS. N. Co.'s Steamship ·

"FORMOSA"

'FROM ANTWERP, LONDON, PORT SAID,

·SUEZ AND STRAITS.. Consignees of Cargo by the above-named "vessel are hereby informed that their Goods

Insurances.

L'UNION

FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, LDE (Established-1918).

___________ Intimations.

GREAT EASTERN AND CALEDONIAN

– GOLD MINING CIL, LIMITED,

(IN LIQUIDATION),

OTICE is hereby Fun, that a FIRST

THE Undersigned, having been appointed N FINAL DIVIDEND of JA CENTE THE UNDERARE GIVINE e appapore per Freference, Share Wall 89 PAIL, Share Company, is prepared to ACCEPT RISKS | holders are requested to send in their Pre al current rates, man

Makam farence Shares at chair cathost convenience to Claims settled direct without reference to the the Undersigned, whereofon, Payment of the

·Head Office..

above Dividend will be mode AR. MARTY,

Agent.

1712c

Hongkong, sth July, 1901. NORTH GERMAN FIRE INSURANCE |

COMPANY OF HAMBURG,

THE Undersigned AGENTS of the above Company are prepired to accent piest Class FOREIGN and CHINESE RISKS a

[[(CURRENT:RATES.

SIEMSSEN; &, Co, |Hongkong, 28th Navy Blue

R

on.

For Sale.

at

CKE

"Hongkong, 13rd August foot. HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA DOCK COMPANY LIMITED. NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS,

"ONTRIBUTING- Shareholders RTC TO

Cested to dend in a Statement of Busi

auss contributed during the Half Year ended 30th June, 1901, on or before the 10th Septy. ason which date the Accounts will be CLOSED.

By Order of the Board of Directors,

THOS. ROSE, Secretary, Hongkong, sand August, 1901,

[9010

THE HONGKONG AND KOWLOON

- YWHARF AND GODOWN CO.,

LIMITED..

FOR SALE.

QURAL BUILDING LOT. Not situate upon MOUNT GOUGH, THE PEAK, together with the Four Houcas s'anding there

The owner is prepared to accept an offer for the whole Lot..or to sell the houses separately, subject to the existing tenancies, any portion of the purchase money can remain on Mortgage at 8% per annum. For detailed Farticulars, apply to

DENNYS & BOWLEY, Solicitors, SUPREME COURT HOUSE. Hongkong, 24th August, 1901, 19:00

FOR SALE.

EVERAL MODERN BOOKS on En-

For List, applyi

Sincering Subjects,

"STEAM,"

C/o The Hongkong Telegraph. Hongkong, foth August, 1901.

FOR SALE, CHEAP,

TOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS.

of 5% (TWO DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS AN INTERIM DIVIDEND at the RATE per Share), for the Six Months ending 30th Jane, gor, will be PAID to those Persons who are Registered as Shareholders in the above Company on the 30th August, 1901.

The TRANSFER BOOKS of the Company will be CLOSED from the azud to the 30th instant, both Days inclusive, A

--EDWARD'OSBORNE,

Secretary. "Hongkong, 16th August, igor, [884C THE HONGKONG COTTON SPINNING, WEAVING AND DYEING CO., LIMITED.

ISSUE OF NEW SHARES OF SIO EACH PAYABLE 'ON APPLICATION.

́PPLICATIONS"for 58,000 NEW SHARES.

A. COTTAGE PIANO by BORD, of PARIS. A will-be-received by THE HONOKONG

I

Three years old, is Excellent Condition. For Price, &c., apply to

AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION, '00 or before 3 P.M., da TUESDAY, the 17th THE ROBINSON PIANO CO. | August, 1:01, upon forms which may be Hongkong, 27th May, 1901. -

obtained either at the said Bank or from the Undersigned.

Intimations,

NOTICE.

[565

HAVE This Day RESUMED PRACTICE.

WM MACLEOD, D.D.S..

American. Dentist. Hongkong, 1st August, 1901.

[8z6c

NOTICE.

[R. CJE. WARREN begs to inform his M&

numerous Customers that he will REMOVE his Office to more commodious Premises at Wyndham StreET (Opposite to the CLUB GERMANIA) on the 1st August next.

Hongkong, 23rd July, 1901.

[7800

MEE CHEUNG,

PHOTOGRAPHER,

Tor FLOOR or Ice HoUSE, IN Ton-House Rord,

S now in a position, in his New and Com modious Promises, to aclipse, as heretofore ALL PHOTOGRAPHIC ART PRACTICEI in the Colony or in any part of the Far East.

GROUPS AND VIEWS

a speciality, N Hongkong, 22nd September, 1808

JUST RECEIVED.

FIRST SEASON'S CONSIGNMENT

AMERICAN ASPARAGUS & DESSERT FRUITS, ALL KINDS. Apply to

G. GIRAULT.

(667c Hongkong, 20th August, 1901,

JUST UNPACKED. DEST GERMAN SAUSAGES of a well-

various kinds.

Finest WESTPHALIAN HAMS.

H. RUTTONJEE..

are being landed and placed at their risk in the B known make, in small and large tins, of 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.

Optional Goods will be landed here unless instructions are given to the contrary before 4 PM., TO-DAY,

Goods-not cleared by the 19th instant, al 4FM., will be subject to rent.

No Fire Insurance will be effected by me in ;any case whatever.

(Âll damaged Packages must be left in the Godowns and a certificate, of the damage obi mained from the Godown Company within ten „days after the Vessel's arrival bers, after which

no Claims will be recognised.

H. A. RITCHIE,

Superintendent Hongkong, 23rd August, 1901, L

HINDRA " LINE OF STEAMERS.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

5:5; LONGSHIPS.”

"ONSIGNEES of Cargo ez s.6.--" LONG,

hereby sonnet

that their Cargo transhipped at Singapore into the 8.8. PRINE HEINRICH has now, arrived. and is being landed and placed at their risk in the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co.'s Godowns at Kowloon,Ren

→ Consignees : are, requested, to immediately send in to the Undersigned Original Bills of Lading in exchange for which they will receive local Bills of Lading on which delivery can be obtained,

JARDINE, MATHESON & Co, Agenti

Гробо Hongkong, 23rd Augast, 1901. PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

NOTICE

CONSIGNEES of CARGO per Steamship

PERUM

are hereby notified that their Goods-aro, at their risk being discharged into Lighters and/ for landed into, our Godowas at Wanchai and delivery may be had either from Lighters Or from Godowns upon countersignature of Bille of Lading

Goodacicemaining unclaimed after the oth “instanz, will be subject toʻrent,"

No Firm Insurance has been effected

GEORGE ECKLEY,

Acting Agentes s Hongkong, 3f4 August 1901,

5. D'Aguilar Street and 39 & 49 Elgin Road, Kowloon.""" Hongkong, 13th July, 1901.

NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

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Generally that I have REMOVED my BEG to inform my Patrons and Publi

Stores from No. 13 to No. 5, D'AGUILAR STREET.

H. RUTTONJEE,

Hongkong, 17th April, 1000. REA

5. D'Aguilar Street..

·Ta's

For Nervous

Exhaustion

HO

CHAPOTEAUT'S

Phosphoglycerate

OF LIME

The modern restoratisa of the nerdous Ryytami - Pos-brainworks, profesalo |ual món, Baschara, aindanta, fetar, and in" debility, seminal iomass, dyspápale of narrona origin and insamala

:: It is readily assimilated and [prezzosés digestioni

BYRUP

RESP 1HLEFOR

Neither the CAP OWNERS will be RESPO DEBT contracted by the of the following: Vessel, Haugkong

SEA WITCH, American ably Hawa

JARDINE, MATHESON & Co.,

General Managers.

Hongkong, 14th August, 1901,

VICTORIA RECREATION CLUB,

[872€

AQUATIC SPORTS. THURSDAY, September 5th at 5PM-4 lengths (113 yards) Race (Scratch). Open to Army, Navy and Police. Two Prizes. No Entrate Fee; also MILE CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE COLONY. Open to all Comers. Two Prizes.” Ea- trance Fee Si.

FRIDAY: September 6th, at 4.30-200

YARDS CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE COLONY (6 lengths). Open to all Comen. Two Prizes. Entrance Fee St. Entries for above CLOSE on 29th instant

E. A. SARGENT, Hon, Sec. Hongkong, 23rd August, 1901. Igoke

C. E. WARREN.

BUILDING CONTRACTOR.

- No. 15, ABERDEEN STREET."

ANITARY APPLIANCES SUPPLIED

SANITARY

WASTE PIPES, &c. CLEANSED and RES PAIRED,* Sanitary Board "Notices "receive prompt attention: Agent for MOSAIC TILES., Prices on Application.

£5580

LEVY HERMANOS. DIAM

IAMOND MERCHANTS, JEWEL

LERS AND WATCHMAKERS, DE

EASTMAN'S KODAKS and FILMS.

Sole Agents for CLEMENT'S WHEELS, 'Sola Agents' for “ OMEGA "DWATCHES,

" OMEGA "ja: the BEST,

40, QUEEN'S ROAD,

Watson's Building.

NOTICE.

THE BEST PREVENTIVE OF ALL- INFECTIOUS DISEASES.

SABITARY 80ET

SOAP.

“JEYES

FLUID

DISINFECTANT.

SOAP

AVOID ALL RISK OF OUTBREAK BY

ITS USEAM

WEG, HUMPHREYS Bank Buildings

Hangbang 9th March :1R07:

A. LING & Co.,

FURNITURE STORE.

(Next Door to Messis, Watkins & Co.) QUEEN'S - ROAD CENTRAL

write Speciality: FOOCHOW-LACQUER WARE. Hongkong, 18th June, 19017.

SIEN TING, SURGEON DENTIST,

No. TADAGUILAR STRERT TERMS VERY-MODERATE, Consultation fiec Hongkong, 47th Sentember, 108..

DENTISTRY

ALMERICAN: SYSTEM, WONG HO-MI,

SURG. DENTIST.

Terms. MODERATE CONBULTATION FEEL, 50 QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL.. Hongkong, and January, 1900

DENTISTRY

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