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combined action on a large scalo, amongst British shipowners might enable them to do that for themselves which foreign shipowners had done for them by their Governincats. Pro- fessor Alleyne Ireland (Chicago) and Mrs. Archibald Litile took part in the discussion. The latter asked whether, in place of subsidies, it was not possibis to grant to shipowners monopolies of routes by International agree ment for a certain number of year? The Pre- sident said it would be interesting to know whether the Germans made much money out of their high-speed lines.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPHI THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1901.

Hotels.

GO TO THE

KOWLOON

J. H..DOWNS, Manager.

THE

HOTEL,

KOWLOON J. W. OSBORNE,

Proprietor.

BAY VIEW HOTEL.

Very best brads of Wines, Beors and Spirits only kept. Private dinnors, a specialty.

EXCITING VOYAGE OF THE 8.8. 10750)

.“ GLENOGLE."

Upon the arrival of the Northern Pacific liner Glenegle, Captain W. Frakes, at Tacoma, she reported having spoken the four-masted British bark Lawhill, Captain J.C. B. Jarvis, is dis-.i

Under entirely newnagement.

METROPOLE

J. LACOCK...... HOTEL

Convenient distance from town, delightful

situation.

BOARD AND RESIDENCE, VISITORS TO SHANGHAI

can obtain, Superior Accomodation at Moderate Rates at the

HOTEL METROPOLE,

1, Bubbling Well Road,

Pleasantly situated 'Opposite the Race Course, (One Mile from Bund). Spacious and well Furnished Rooms en suite or single, An Ideal Residence in the hot. season. Unexcelled Cusine under the direct personal supervision of the proprietor. Billiard Room, Reception and Private Dining Rooms are replete with every Modern Comfort.

tress August 8th between Hongkong and Moji. (1730) The liner dighted the Lawhill at 10.16 p.m., -in latitude 31, degrees go minutes north and longitude 126 degree 15 minutes east in a heavy sea following a typhoon. The Lawkill was a point on the Glenogle "port bow and was flying signals of distress, which were promptly answered. She lay on her beam ends in the trough of the sea with a heay list of 30 to 35 degrees to starboard, heading to westward. Her spars aloft were apparently intact, but were stripped of sails, those on the foremast hanging in rags. After some difficulty and at a great risk owing to the heavy sea running, thie Glenagle's port lifeboat was lowered and sent aloagside of the distressed vessel in charge of the first officer Captain Jarvis reported his ship safe and declined an offer to tow him to Nagasaki, 210 miles distant, but asked that the Glenegle's surgeon be put on board, as the ship's carpenter. had fallen from aloft and was seriously injured: Dr, Seeley responded and

spent several hours with the injured man, rendering all possible mui. The liner then proceeded. on her way after having been delayed four hours.

'The Lawkili, a vessel of 3,739 tons, left New York, February 27, with a case pil for Shanghai and when sighted in distress was bound from Shanghai to Kobe with a part cargo of ail. Her crew reported that her cargo had shifted during the typhoon which tore every sail to s reds," sting the vessel so that August 7 her yard arms touched the water. She was drift- ing at the rate of ww uiles an hour and ap- peared to be in serious straits so that pass- engers on the Glenogle wagered that she would never again be heard from. Nevertheless, her captain refused proffered aid, preferring to take chances. The Lawhid was at Tacoma, some eight years ago in command of Captain Singer. So far as known she has not been reported since spoken by the Glenngle,

Other than speaking the Lawhill the Glenogle mist with no unusual experience this voyage. She left Tucoma June 4 for the Orient via Russia, mxking Vladivostock in seventeen days, despite the fact that she was running under half pressure owing to the accident to one of her cylinders when last here. She proceeded to Port Arthur, Moji and Hongkong and returned by way of Moji, Kobe and Yokohama and will not receive a new cylinder until she reaches Hongkong this voyage.

MALARIA.

To the Zoological Section of the British As- sociwion Major Ronald Ross told the story of malaria. He showed the part which mosquitos play in its dissemination, and stated that he was convinced the cure lay in the extinction of

the mosquito. Every town in the tropics would in a few years be freed of the insect pest, or at least have them visibly reduced in numbers.

This would be done by simply clearing away every drop of stagnant water through the towns by means of a gang of men maintained for the purpose by the local municipality. He des- cribed the experiments now being carried on in Sierra Leone by the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, assisted with a sum of £2,000 subscribed by a West of Scotland

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Sinnot, James

Groves, Capt, T, W., Goolan, H. 1, M.

Schwartz, J. L

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Aasha, O. A. Anderson, C. M. N. Alexander Miss Ahmed, A. Aziz Anita Miss

Anderson, Fl.

Arab, N.-M. Barell, F. D.

Bracter, H.

Burke, Rev. P. G..

Berger, W..

Babonneau Bennet, F. Brown, F. W.

Kaplum, N.

Kohn, Paul

Laura, A.

Little, Aich, Lorenzo, M. Livingstone, J. Leslie, M. H. Lee, Thomas

ang, R. W. Lennard, M. 'Lester, H.

Lawrance, Benjamine Lchwalm, Margerethe Liv, R. T. Poul -Laning, Rev. C. H.

Leaguer, Mr.

Liuke, Herrn Laugham, W. Lassen, P. M.

Bennel, Major F. W. Larne, A. Berth H.

Baikosa, H. Brown, Rev. A. J. Bertran, W. Banvard, Siel Bauvard, Miss F. Babington, G. N.

row, S

Brown, G. Barbour, Rev. T. S.

Beasley, Lt. J. H. M. Bayglies, S. F.

Bates, Ed.

B. D. V., Madame Bemardo, R. L. Baptista, A. M. Barbour, Rev. T. S. Bruce, Mrs. Cramer, R. B. Cavill, Miss A. M. Cruz, C. la Capolune, Emil Clydesdale, Miss M. E. Clarke, Nelson Cestnje, A. dos Pasos Conaught, Dr. 1. D. Culy, Ch. Cowie, J. S. Chamington, T. C. Camegie, H. L Chichester, R. L: Collaco, J. M. J. Caldwell, Miss Carmo, F. Curran, Miss M. (olburn, Geo, Carter, Miss Collins, W. S. Carvalho, F. A. Dyson, F. W. Dederich, J. Drowd, Percy Douglass, M. E. Das. B. Sham Dir. Gen. Govt of Ch.

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Landon, R. R. Liler, Frank McLean, A. E. Miller, Ó, H. Mills, S. C. Maipang, W. Mills, .F.

Mitchell, W. T. Mundie, W. H..

Mullary & Co. Mary, Miss

Macario

McGill, Wm.

Muller, Otto

Mant, J. B. Morton, H., McIntosh, A. H. Mellinger, E. A. Melntosh James Messer, Capt. J. F. Marc, Monsieur MacDonald, Lieut. McMillan, D. F. McDermele, A. P. B. McCullan, (Engineer)

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Narton Mrs.. Nickolds, P.

Nibal, Din

Nizam Din

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Nicklin, T. G. Nicholson, H. J Norcross, H. S. M.

Olivier, The Hon. Olett, H. M.

Olbes, Federico Oviedo, Francisco

gentleman. The experiments had been in pro-Drakeford, L. H. gress for two or three months, with the result Esposito, Ernesto that there was already an apparent reduction Eschauzier, P. in the number of mosquitos, and Lieutenant Engert, M.

Exkm, Miss E. Ewing, Rev. 1. C. R. Oneill, Ed. Excellor Emanuel & Co, Eugene, Miss Luke Eastwood, J. E. Ertell, George Elsmere, Mrs. L.

M'Kendrick, who had been sent out by the Government of India to follow the work, had not been bitten for a month. He showed specimens of a dangerous kind of mosquito from Liverpool that used to carry malaria in England. Now, however, he said, the fever had been cured by quinine 10 much, and

Orion, Mon. F. Parfitt, J. S Petril, F. Pennybacker, C. Pabalan, H. Paton, Dr. B. L.

Herrn G. A. Pareira, Mrs. G. Falle Singh

Fitzsimmons, C. A. G. the source got rid of, that there was no chance Fleming, George

Fan, A. J. M. of anyone being infected even if he, were big Frankland, A. ten. The theory that the mosquito, was the cause of malaria, oddly enough, had been held

Fernandes, J. M.« Fester, F. F.

by the Romans; und in 1883 King, in America, Flint, O. M.

Foret, Pierre

Pac Kwong Ming

Perrin, D. 5. Philcox, Mr. Ponsonby, R. Rutledge, H. B.

published a paper suggesting this theory.again. Freid, Miss Agnus Laveran and Koch both made the jame sug-Flying Jordans Circus Rove, J, H. gestion. In 1894 Manson observed that the

peculiar forms discovered by Laveran-now called gametocytis-only occured when the blood was drawa, and he suggested that this

Fulton, Capt. A.

Farrel, S., Francesco, A. Frend, G. Farrey, J. E. Foranda, Benigno

form of the parasite was probably the first stage Fremont, Alfred of a fresh evolution of the parasite inside some Fango, E. suctorial insect. On the question of the pre-Freed, Miss A. vention of "malarla, be concluded by saying Ford, Mrs. that the sealing up of dwelling houses, with Fernald, Mrs. C.

Galbraith, J. E. gatite blinds, though successful, could not be Grant, L. M. F. enforced on the satives of the tropics, Mos-Guthrie, J. B. quito nets also vera essential for Europeans, Godfrey, H. S, and the punkah was most useful, Dr. Koch Gitten, Mrs. -

Goicke, A. had suggested dosing every one in the infected GH, R. district" with quinine; but, though that, was Gray, A. C. practicable in many places, it was not possible Glover, Miss ja towns which had 30,000 native inhabitants. Green, I. T.

Godizioski, W. Girard, August Gibson, G. Griffins, A. Z

The simplest way to get rid of the mosquito, was to keep the town free from ovexy drop of Goetze, Herra Adolf

tagnant water, in which the mosquito laid its That was being done in Sierra Leone with good result,

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Sullivan, C. P.

Sims, W. A

Sitwell, J. K..

Sephton, G.

Men Soilable, James

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Seciof the Br. M. M.

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Officer

Hermanu, H. Heaton, T.

Holdsworth, S. Habram

Sec. Ch. Con. Co., Ltd.

Hunter J. A.

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Hanson, Mr. Hamilton, A. Hartley, A. W. Huckle, F.. Hoskins, G. F. Herenson, T. J. Haas, Peter Hosáin, Haji Haunau, J.-W. lechter, M. Hermann, J. S. Ho Yung Chec Hickish, H Henderson, L. Hamtrup, Mr. Hemmings, Robt. Isaac, Allen Isaac, A. E. Jephson, Capt.). Jarvois, A. C. Jarvey, James jones, Thoa. James, S. C.

Jordan, W. H..

Jordan, Lewis

Jordan, Miss Nellie

Jones, Wm. L Jordan, L. Johnson, Dr. W..O. Jones, R. C. Jela, Din

Jones, R. Ap. C Kalet, Miske

· Keelin, H. Kappie, W. A. Kissersen, Smith Kelly, i

Kahuweiler, W, S. Kelly, G. A. Kaiser, Wilhelm Key, W. B. Kent, John

Koti & Co. H.I..

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Andrews, Win

Stevenson, Th. J.

Samuel, G.

Seabury, S. F.

Schult, Karl Savage, A. Sheeban, C. Simpson, R. M. Sweet, Miss S M.

Stowell, E. C. Steele, F. M.

Swanston, John

Tummler, W.

Thomson, J. Treckles, W.

Tremearne, Capt. A. J.

Newman

Thomas, L. Chas. Teili, Miss. Thomson, J. S. Teske, Ernst Upton, W. C. Vealty

Vook, Miss

Withington, W. J. Wakefield, F.

Walsh, H.

Williams, I.

Wheeler, G. Walter, R. Whitaker, A. 1. Woiton, H. R. Wennberg, Olof. Watson, L. T.

Wilson, Frank Wie, H. W. Williams, P. Webster, D. W. Watson, W. B. '

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Avills, V. J.

Buyan

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Litton, G. (London,).

Lall Singh Mene, (Terashima) Meier, J. W. H. Martin, H. J.

Mullory & Co.

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Mangal Singh

Mukand Singh'

Brandt, P. (2) Bowden Bros. & Co. Badan Singh (2) Ohandid

Bagal Singh Cadieux, Miss J. Campbell, Capi. Celestino, P. Chin Wah, (Dead

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Chanda Singh (2) Ermehell, H. 0.”

Edurate, C.

Elia, J. (a)

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B'gin, S.

Ehrmann, L.

Fernandez, V. F.

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Nezam Deen New Club Sec. Nand Singh Noble, James Nicholson, H. J. Olhos, Fred Ofakti

Orloff, T.

Oveido, Francisco Pelchixelles, H.

Pekin Railway, Chief

Engineer.

Preman

Fóliakoff, N, N. (3) Pucher, O.

Pasker, F. C. (Cavite) Robles

Ross, de

Gerald,

A (Nagasaki) Ritto, W. A

ricki, M.

Hohasbein, L, Hamlin, Mrs. G. Holececk, Mr. R., Hutchinson, Mrs. Hallmin, E. Hanman, G. H. Isfahani, H.M.S. Isha Singh (3) Ito, Y. Ibrahim Ignace, Mad, Johnson, S. Julius, "Misa (Dublin) Jessen, P.

Kwong Hing (Dead

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Kallah Singh Karin Dad Khan

Kehar Singh

Romario, O.

Roda Singh

Richards, F. T.

Rabson, S. G., (Singa

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Riddock, J. W.

Sam K, (Dead Letter). Skeener, J. Stolp, A. (2) Sulabat Khan

Shuhab Deen

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(The Occupier)

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A-Nene.

Herbert Clifton.Field.

James Crowlie.

H. Roberts.

„Transport Wright ......S. Croft.

S.S. Yunsang...

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Bebarvy. Fungshingyang. Ganget.

Gilford

Huffman. Jasbots. Kwongchancheong. Kwonghoplong. McAuliffe. Melchers. Navire Briziux. Norton. Pilis Queemoh. Sian Chaw. Spankei (9988).

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Wookee. Yangwocheong

-Mails.

NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA

(THE JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY).

PROJECTED SAILINGS FROM HONGKONG.-SUBJECT TO ALTERATION.

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HITACHI MARU .......

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Yheetsan.

Yown.

KAGOSHIMA MARU

C903 Yuanhophai..

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1,089 1,459.

1,759.

... 3,470,

46,032, 1,423.0478, 0,006, YawATA MARU.

To be Lei.

TO LET

10. 1, STEWART TERRACE. THE

Apply to

THE HONGKONG LAND INVEST- MENT & AGENCY CO., LD. Hongkong, 31st July, 1901...

TO LET.

(2000

A. E. Moses

AWA MARU

N. Treat..

ISLAND:

SAILING DATES.

"TO-MORROW, 25th Oct, at

Daylight.

(BOMBAY, VIA SINGAPORE andĮ TO-MORROW, 25th Oct, at {COLOMBO diminutivosummaries,

4 P.M

(SYDNEY, and MELBOURNE, VIA) TO-MORROW, 15th Oct, at

MANILA THURSDAY ISLAND, TOWNSVILLE and BRISBANE

MARSEILLES, LONDON & ANT-

4 P.M.

WERP, VIA SINGAPORE, PENANG, FRIDAY, 1st Nov.,

Daylight.

·COLOMBO, and l'ORT SAID ....................

For further Information as to Freight, l'assage, Sailings, &c., apply as the Company's Local Branch Office at Prince's Building, 1st Floor, Chater Road...

Hongkong, 23rd October, 1yor.

IX SEMI-EUROPEAN HOUSES, No. TOYO KISEN KAISHA. SEMI-EUROPEAN

Apply to

CHAU CHEUK FAN, No. 8, Queen's Road West. Hongkong, 16th October, 1901.

·(11266

TO LET.

CODOWN—No. 5A, DUDDELL STREAT.

Apply to

THE HONGKONG LAND INVEST, MENT & AGENCY CO., LD.

[811c Hongkong, 31st July, 1901.

TWEL

TO LET.

【WELVE EUROPEAN HOUSES; Nos, 14:18, 22, 26, 28, 30, 34, 36, 38, 42, 44 and 46, LEIGHTON HILL ROAD.

Apply to

THE HONGKONG & KOWLOON LAND & LOAN CO., LD. No. 8, Queen's Road West,

[10932

Hongkong, 4th October, 1901.

TO LET.

A

MOUNT KELLETT.

HOUSE in RIPON TERRACE.

*"THE RETREAT Apply to

THE HONGKONG LAND INVEST MENT & AGENCY CO., LD. Hongkong. 31st July, 1901,

TO LET.

[209

NKOWLOON.Immediately.

JOS. 3 and 6, ORMSBY TERRACE,

Apply to

PUN 'HUNG, 85, Queen's Road Central. Hongkong, 5th October, 1901,

TO LET.

[761

'

TO SAN FRANCISCO, VIA INLAND SEA

OF JAPAN AND HONOLULU.

PROPOSED SAILINGS FROM HONGKONG. VPPON HARD (vi

Shanghai, Nagasaki, Tuesday, 5th Nov. Kobe, Inland Sea,

Yokobama & Hono- lulu)

AMERICA MARU

(via Shanghai, Na gasaki, Kobe, In- land Sea, Yokohama & Honolulu)

HONGKONG MARUY

at Noon.

Thursday, 28th Nov,

At Noon.

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· THE PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL DUSTEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, -

STEAM FOR STRAITS, CEYLON, AUSTRALIA, INDIA; ADEN, EGYPT; MEDITERRANEAN · PORTS, PLYMOUTH AND LONDON.'

(via Shanghai, Naga: Saturday, 21st Dec, (Through Bills of Lading issued for BATAVIA,

saki, Kobe, Inland)

Sea, Yokohama and Honolulu)

at Noon.

THE Twin Screw Steamship

"NIPPON MARU," will be despatched for SAN FRANCISCO, VIA SHANGHAI NAGASAKI, KOBE, INLAND SEA, YOKOHAMA and HONO- LULU, on TUESDAY, the 5th November at Noon, taking, Freight and Passengers for || Japan, the United States, and. Europe.

Steamers of this line pass through the IN. LAND SEA OF JAPAN, and call at HONO- LULU, and Passengers are allowed to break their journey at any point en route.

Through Passage Tickets granted to England, France, and Germany by all trans-Atlantic lines of steamers, and to the principal cities of the United States of Canada. Rates may be obtained on application,

Passengers holding through ORDERS TO EUROPE have the choice of Overland Rail

routes from San Francisco including the

SOUTHERN PACIFIC, CENTRAL PACIFIC, UNION PACIFIC, DENVER and RIO GRANDE

NOS-10-8, WILD DELL, WANCHAI and NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAYS; also the

ROAD.

Apply to

SANG KEE, 198, Des Vœux Road Central Hongkong, 5th September, 1901.

For Sale.

FOR SALE.

: PERSIAN GULF, CONTINENTAL and AMERICAN PORTS).

THE Steamship

" BENGAL," Captain & L· Valentini, čarrying. His Majesty's Mails, will be despatched from this for BOMBAY, on SATURDAY, the 26th instant, at Noon, taking Passengers and Cargo for the above Ports.

Silk and Valuables, all Cargo for France, and Tea for London (under arrangement) will be transhipped at Colombo into a steamer proceeding direct to Marseilles and London other Cargo for London, &c., will ba conveyed vid Bombay with Transhipment.

Parcels will be recaived at this Office until 4 M. the day before sailing. The Contents and Value of all Packages are required.

Shippers are particularly requested to note the terms and conditions of the Company's Bilis of Lading.

For further Particulars, apply to

K. "A. RITCHIE,

Superintendent,

Hongkong, 12th October, zond

NORTHERN PACIFIC STEAMSHIP.

COMPANY.

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY on payment of PROPOSED SAILINGS FROM HONGKONG. £4 in addition to the regular tariff rate,

VIA

1976c

Passengers holding orders for OVERLAND CITIES la the United States have between SHANGHAI, INLAND SEA OF JAPAN, San Francisco and Chicago, the option of the

KOBE AND YOKOHAMA,,

SOUTHERN

PACIFIC, CENTRAL PACIVIC,

'EVERAL MODERN BOOKS on En-

SEVER

gineering Subjects. For.List, apply

"STEAM,"

UNION PACIFIC, DENVER and RIO GRANDE FOR VICTORIA, B.C., AND TACOMA, and other direct connecting Railways and from

IN CONNECTION WITH'

Chicago to destination the choice of direct NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. lines.

Farticulars of the various routes can be had Steamers. on application,

Special rates (first class only) are granted to Missionaries, members of the Naval, Military, Diplomatic, and Civil Services, to European

Glenogle

Clavering

Clo The Hongtong Telegraph. officials in the service of China and Japan, and Braemar to Government officials and their families, Wysfield Hongkong, Toth August, 1901.

Through Bills of Lading issued for trans- portation to Yokohama and other Japan Ports,

-FOR-SALE, CHEAP,

COTTAGE. PIANO by BORD, of PARIS,

For Price, &c, apply to

A Three years old, in Excellent Condition:

*** THE ROBINSON PIANO co. Hongkong, 27th May, oor

:.. [3650

JUST UNPACKED. EST GERMAN SAUSAGES of a well Bknown make, in small and large sins, of various kinds.

Flasat WESTPHALIAN HAMS.

H. RUTTONJEE,

5, D'Aguilar Street and 39 & 40, Elgin Road, Kowloon.

Hongkong, 13th July, 1901.

A OURE FOR ASTHMA!!! GRIMATUTA

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Captains

Proposed

3,750 W. Frakces... Nov. 1 ..... 3.328 J. Barker. Nov: 14

3,601 W. Watt...... Nov. 26 min. 3,235 G. Carmer... Dec 10,

THE attention of Passengers is directed to the very cheap rates offered by this Line

to San Francisco, to Atlantic and Inland Cities of the United States, via Overland Railway, to to the PACIFIC COAST and to the INTERIOR Havana, Trinidad, and Demeram, and to ports and Eastern Cities of the UNITED STATES

in Vasco, Central and South America, by the and to EUROPE.

HONGKONG TO LONDON £52

DOCTOR and STEWARDESS.Carried. Passengers to EUROPE may proceed by one

Company's and connecting Steamers.

rreight will be received on board until 4 Excellent accommodation. First-class, Table. 2.M. the day previous to sailing. Parcel Packages will be received at Office until FM. same day; all Parcel Packages should be marked to address, in full value of same is of the first class ATLANTIC MAIL LINEA.

....... HONGKONG TO NEW YORK £48. * required.

Consular Invoices to accompany Cargo des- The Railroad travelling is second to none on tined to points beyond San Francisco in theihe American Continent; two trans-continental United States should be sent to the Company's trains daily from TACOMA, DINING CAX IN Office in Sealed Envelopes, addressed to the attached to-trans-continental trains'day; and. Collector of Customs at San Francisco. ↑│night; TACOMA to NEW YORK in 44 days,

For further information as to Passage and | Magnificent Scenery of the Rocky Đand. Freight, apply to the Agency of the Company, CASCADE MOUNTAINS. The YELLOWSTONE

CASCADE MOUNTAINS. The YEL Queen's Building.

GEORGE ECKLEY, Acting Agent, Innobono, 17th September, ME

INDIAN CIGARETTES F. BLACKHEAD & CO.,

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