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TELEGRAMS.

** HONGKONG TELEGRAPH "

SERVICE..

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18, 1903.

SIS. KIRKCUDBRIGHTSHIRE."

SEAMEN CHARGED WITH NEGLECT OF DUTY, A cosmop litan crowd of seamen, comprised of Scotchmen, Swedes, Finns, and Americans,

THE NEW AMOY DOCK Co.

LIMITED.

The NEW STEAM LAUNCH COMPANY,

For a number of years, 'says the Shanghai

(By special arrangement with Der were this morning charged on remand, before Afercury, the New Anioy Dock Co., Limited

Ostasiatische Lloyd.)

Mr. F. A. Hazeland, with disobeying lawful had the monopoly. in repairing and docking commands and neglecting their duty aboard ships and steami launches in Amoy, and their the Glasgow ship Kirkcudbrightshire. Mr. J. charges have been just what they liked to Hastings (of Messrs. Deacon and 'Hastings) charge, and as regards steam launches es. appeared on behalf of Captain R. Blance, for pecially it was "Hobson's Choice." Steam. the prosecution, and Mr. H. N. Ferrers defend launches, 28 in all, running in Amoy to several ed the prisoners who pleaded not guilly.

inland passenger stations, roughly speaking Mr. Ferrers first contended that Mr. Haze-about 22, and carrying yearly about 140,000

Germany and St. Louis Exposition,

Berlin, 17th March, 1:25 p.m. The Budget Commission of the Reichstag advocaten Germany's active participation in the Louisiana Purand had no jurisdiction as the offence was net chose Exposition at St. Louis. It is alleged to have taken place in this colony but officially reported that a German in Hangay, a French part. He also costended building will be erected on a promi- that the ship being in Hongay, Mr. Hazeland was not in a position to determine whether the nent hill south of the Mines and ve set was seaworthy whether the master was Metallurgy Building and that theber, and, therefore, whether or no the crew German Exhibition will specially

were justified in refusing duty. It appeared to him that the alleged charge amounted to mu. excol in art and science.

day. In this case all the Captain, would have to have done was to hoist a flg. The Hongay harbour authorities with advice-or assistance

Shantung Quiet. Reports from Shantung province state that everything is quiet there.

Church and State: The conflict between the State and the Church in Germany, will doul tless be of some duration, but in threatened by the weakness of the Church party.

Obituary. Professor Rudde died at Tiflis.

(Reuters)

The Chamberlain's Return.

LONDON, March 16th. Mr. Chamberlain was received by the King and Queen at Buckingham Palace yesterday.

Russia and the Macedonian Reforms,

In consequence of the objections of Russia to German Officers, the Sultan has author ized the engagement of Swedish and Nor wegian instructor for the Macedonian Gendarmeric.

The Somaliland Expedition. The Mullah is now within a triangle, the three angles of which, at Galkayu, Damot and Bart, are co-operating. The Abyssinnians occupy Bari.

LATER.

The "Times" on the Government. The Times remarks that despite the po- pularity of the Premier the confidence of the people in the Government is slipping away, Mr. Chamberlain may be able to prevent a rot setting in among the ministerialists both in and out of parliament, if so he has not come back a moment too BOON.

AT THE THE AIRE.

"ARE YOU A MASON?"

Scarcely a vacant seat was to be found in the Theatre Royal last evening when the Braugh Comedy Company brought their Hongkong season to a close with a repetition of Are you a Muren?" At the conclusion of the play, and in response to repeated calls from the house, Mr. Brough, with whom was' Mrs. Prough, alter-

wards came "before the curtain." Mr. Brough cordially thanked the audience for their presence, and thanked the public of Hongkong for the patronage which they had extended to him and his Company during their stay. On behalf of his wife and himself-he wished to state that their visits to Hongkong were always looked forward to with pleasure by them, and the warmth of their reception was an ex- pression of the fact, he thought, that their visits were appreciated (Applause). There was one thing to which he would like to refer, and that was that. when they returned

passengers, are under the 1.M. Customs super vision and must be surveyed once a year by n competent Marine Engineer. And they were compelled to patronise the New Amoy Dock Co., Limited, for their annual repairs, etc. The numerous owners of the steam launches

every evil befalling the people is attributed to foreigners as a provoking cause, in some way or another, and this is keeping alive the fanatical hatred for which China has always been periodically famous.

prohibition of all posters in the City adver Another happy hit of the Viceroys is the tising lotferies, also of all agescies for the sale

of tickets. If true this is of course a slap at

the Austrian Pao Yuen Lottery run in the Austrian concession, which .E. probably wants to get out of, the way before they start the State lottery.

THE KWANGSI REBELLION.

The Universal Gazette gathers that the death of the Prefect of Liu Chou, Kwangsi, while fighting the rebels in that Province, was not known to the Central Government till it have combined and started The Amoy En-

had received the memorial of Acting Viceroy Tsen of Szechuen, who is a native of Kwangsi, gineering Company, registered in Hongkung

and was informed of the above affair by his as a limited hability company with 300 shares of $10 each, which have all been home folk, denouncing Governor Wang Chib- taken up, and are now doing business chung of Kwangsi for being responsible for in Amoy. They will build a ship on the present state of affairs in his native pro- piece of ground selected by their Managingvince. Upon the receipt of the memorial, the Government at once inquired of Governor Engineer, Mr. J. Edwards, formerly trading to this part, for many year, as chief engineer in Wang why the death of the Prefect was not Douglas apruik's steamers, and has had great reported and received a reply after more than ten days had clapsed explaining that it was owing to the interruption of the telegraph lines. It must be remembered that when they

from British authorities in that port had juris diction if they liked to exercise it. lie under stod that the Harbour Master, Hon. R. Murray Rumsey, was first applied to, but he would have nothing to do with the case.

Mr. Hastings contended that the Hengayben interested in

anchorage was on the high seas, and, after other legal technicalities were discussed, the objections of Mr. Ferrers were overruled.

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experience in that work, as Mr. Edwards las Formosa The price given for the ground is a similar concem in abon $6,000, and extensive buildings will be erected, comprising machine shops, en, ine It was stated by the Master that the men

house, store rooms, and coal godowns. The had refused duty saying they would not 'turn object of his new venture under the manage to' till the Bos'n was tried by law for ill-treating ment of Mr. Edwards as eng neer and Mr. J. ughes. The witness said he offered to put J. Dunneas general manager, is to repair steam the Bos'n in his room till the ship, reached launches, and take in such other outside Rahgaon, whither she was bound in ballast, engineering work as may be offered to them, und r a time charter, stipulating that the ship The you shares in the company have been sub- be ready for loading on tst May, but the men scribed for by steam launch owners in Amoy would not come to terms. He wired to the Briand they expect to save about 30 to 40 percent.

ish consols at Pakhai and Saigon Lut received no assistance. He again approached the men

on the repair of their launches in comparison and said if they wou'd take the ship to Kangoon to charge them. The new company will supply 10 what the New Amoy Dock Company used he would cancel all previous loggings and coal, and all stores required for sieam launches if they so desired pay them off at Rangoon and shipping, running in and to Amoy, and a He explained the heavy expense. The demur is expected that the venture will pay very rage expen es amounted to £24.14 per day, handsomely. The plant brought by the manag. the passages to and from Hongay came to ing engineer is of the newest and best pattern, £53, the cables to £26. 17. 6, or a total of and we wish the Amoy Engineering Company, £347 5.3

Ltd., all success.

Cross-examined by Mr. Ferrers he said he had not offered Hughes pecuniary compensa. tion. The Mate had told the Bos'n to thrash James,

Mr. Ferrer read out of the log-book that the Bos'n had given james an order. James cheeked the las'a and drew his knife threatening to slab him. The master got the kaise out of his hand and threw it overboard. The ship was dismaste in a gust of wind off the Philippines, losing her fore and main top gallant masts. The ship touched boom in the Hainan Straits; the witness was looking out up aloft at the time, but the Mate felt it

Mr. Ferrers asked the Captain if it was true, that he had been on his hands and knees chas- ing Chinese conlies around the main hatchway and calling them couchant, --No; it is not true. He went to sec Captain Rumsey and

TREATY NEGOTIATIONS

SUSPENDED.

Information was

received in Shanghai yesterday (report, the Shanghai Times of the 12th inst.) that the United States trenty com missioners have declined to proceed with negotiations until the Chinese commissioners Wu Ting Fang and Liu Hai Huan have been granted fall power to act without reference to Chang Chih Tung and Yuan Shih Kai,

It is said that the commissioners for the United States feel that, owing to the absence of Chang Chih Tung and Yuan Shih Kai from Shanghai, a great deal of unnecessary delay is caused in waiting for replies to requests for approval of important questions,

The American commissioners have referred

telegraphed to Peking osking that he might be transferred or allowed to retire, he made no mention of the Liuchou affair.

THE CHINA COMMERCIAL

S.S. CO.

Further particulars regarding this new line to the Orient are published in San Francisco pipers, dated 5th ult. From them we gather that the Company has completed all arrange- ments for its new line between China, Japan, Mexico and San Francisco, and on March 27th the first vessel of the fleet will leave Hongkong, Mr. Eng Hok Fong, president, and Mr. Leong Kam Ming, vice-president of the com- pany, left the previous day for China on the tiongkong Maru. They have been in Mexico, and while there and in San Francisco completed arrangements for the management on that side of the l'acific of the new enterprise.

Docks-Farnham, Boyd & Co. shares have changed handsat Tis. 1861, Tls. 188 and Tls. 18; for cash; at Tla, 185,387); Tis, 186],187], 185 for the settlement. April sales have been made at Tls. 190 and June at Tla. 195, Hong kong and Whampoa Docks have improved during the week and close firm at $205.

Tobaccos-Sumatras have risen owing to mange prospects ut oil and safes have been made at Tis. a) $1,56, Tla. 56, Ts. 58 and Tls. 60. Maatschappij in Langkats have

Co-day's Advertisements.

THE TRADE MARKS-ORDINANCE,

1898.

APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION, OF TRADE MARK.

NOTICE is hereby given that GIDEON

received a further spurt and shaves have

BALLOCH of Victoria, in the Colony changed hands at Tis. 270. Tis. 80, Tls. 285,290, Tls. 295 300,302), TIs. 310,325 Tls of Hongxong, Merchant, a Partnar in the Firm 340,350. For the approaching settlement of Messieurs GILMAN & CO., of Vict sales have been made at TIs. 270,277), Tls. oria aforesaid, has on the 24th day of February, 280,290, Tis. 2871,285,300, Tls. 3031,310, Tls. 1903, app ied for the Registration in Hongkong 130 330,340,350, For April Tis. 2821,292, in the Register of Trade Marks of the follow- Tls. 295,300.305,310 and Tls. 325,350,300 has ing TRADE MARK:- been noted. May sales have been made at

1. The distinctive device of a copper Tls. 2871, 290 305,33. June at Tis, 291 295,

cash having wristen thereon the Chinese. 300 Tis. 3103171, Tls. 329,3728.325,245, and characters

and on either. Tls. 365. ash shares nic wasted to-day at- fls. 355. July is quoted at Tls. 320,335,

side the Chinese characters TT having the square opening in the centre of the said facsimile pierced by two arrows crosswise in the names of William Stewart' Young Gideon Balloch and Henry Adolphus Warre Slade of Queen's: Road Central, Victoria, in the Colony of Hong kong, carrying on business in copartner- ship ander the firm name of Gilman and Company, who claim to be the sole pro prietors thereof and they disclaim any right to the exclusive use of the added matter.

BIG DROP IN LANGKATS.

KNOWING ONES SAY THEY WILL GO MUCH LOWER.

It was most emphatically declared yesterday, says the Shanghai Times of the 14th inst., by those who claim to be on the inside, that a still further drop in the price ni Langkats will take place. The drop is only the natural result of the big speculation in the stock during this month.

One of the causes of the rapid rise in the stock has been trying to cover before the settle.

ment at the end of the month. The fact is evi-

15 points for June.

denced, of course, by the fall from 385 to 370-

The Times predicts that the wise ones are in! this instance wrong.

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· EXCITANGL

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2. The Trade Mark has been used by the applicant in respect of the following goods, namely, yarns of wool worsted or hair in class 33 cluths and stuffs of wool. worsted or hair in class 34 and in class 35 wollen and worsted and hair goods not included in classes 33 and 34.

M.1.6314]

Solicitors for the applicants..

A facsimile of the above Trade Mark can be seen at the Office of the COLONIAL SECRE- TARY uf Hongkong and also at the Office of ON LONDON, Telegraphic Trasfer.........161: Messrs. GILMAN AND COMPANY, Queen's

Bank Bills, on demand...1,6 156 Road, Victoria, Hongkong, Credits, 4 months' sight 72 i Dated the 17th day of March, 1903- D'ments 4 months' sight.........

WILKINSON & GRIST, ON BERLIN, (demand).. ON PARIS 'Bank Bills, on demand........ 1981 Credits, 4 months' sight...2.03 ON NEW YORK, Hank Bills, on demand...381 Credits, 30 days' sight..... -381 ON BOMBAY, Telegraphic Transfer......117

173 ON SHANGHAI, Telegraphic Transfer....738

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On demand

Private 30 days' sight ON YOKOHAMA, T.T. ..... Sovereigns, Bank's Buying Rate Gold Leaf too touch, per tael Bar Silver.....

OPIUM QUOTATIONS. To-day's quotations are as follows:----

MALWA NEW

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Mr. J. V. C. Comfort has been appointed

́ ́LAST YEAR..... general agent at San Francisco and on March

OLDEST 1st was to open offices at 204, Front street.

PATRA NEW Comfort is one of the best known of local | HENARES NEW He was for many years a

PERSIAN (PAPER)............. steamship men. purser in the employ of the Pacific Mai! Company. He was for a year purser in the Toyo Kisen Kaisha service and for the past three years has been freight agent at that port

for the Kosmos line

General Lowell J. Bullard of the City of Mexico has been appointed Government repre sentative at that place, and Messrs. Elliott & Lange have been installed as agents at Man- zanillo. Mr. Lyman 1. Mowry of San Francisco

general counsel for the steamship company in the United States and Mexico. *

The report continues:-The line will be in- augurated with chartered steamships, each with a carrying capacity of from 7,000 to 9,000 tons,

nam,

HONGKONG, CANTON AND MACAO STEAMBOAT CO., LIMITED.

NOTICE.

Dom the Colony Mt. J. GOOSMANN will

JURING my TEMPORARY ABSENCE

77act as SECRETARY to the Company. $:2.68

By Order of the Board of Directors,

T. ARNOLD, .....55.50

Secretary,

5/16

Per chest @ $980/990 @ 1,020/1,000 1,080/1,150 1,111

@ 1,092 @ 8:0/850

Co-day's Advertisement.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

"GLEN" LINE OF STEAMERS.

FROM ANTWERP, LONDON AND STRAITS. "HE Steamship

THE

"GLENSHIEL,"

having arrived from the above Ports, Consignees of Cargo by her are hereby informed that their Goods are being landed at their risk into the Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf

waited for about two hours. When he the maiter to the Wai Wu Po. No difficulty Those to far chartered are the Lothaire, Atholl, and Godown Co., Limited, at Kowloon, where

arrived he (Captain Rumsey) would not

see him or have anything to do with him at all Witness told Mr. Taylor and Mr. Taylor went into the Harbour Master's office and on returning said he could not see him The Police took the inen, but they did not want to. Messrs Jordine, Matheson & Co. referred

him to Mr. Hastings.

Mr. Hazeland auempted to make an amica.

ble arrangement between the Captain and his nien, but they unanimously refused to go back in the ship though they said the Captain was "all right". Tre vessel was unseaworthy, and they objected to the Bos'o and Mste.

The Captain said his ship was seaworthy and classed A 1 at Lloydı.

The man were each sent to prison for 12 weeks with hard labour, and ordered to forfeit 78 days' pay.

ROYAL B.K. YACHT CLUB,

The eleventh Club race was sailed in the The results were as follows:-

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in adjusting the differences is looked for, as unquestionably the two Chiness commissioners, now in Shanghai, possess ample experience and the ability to conduct the negotiations with

other assistance. credit to the Chinese Governinent without

BOXERISM IN CHILI.

According to the Shanghai Times, a number of Boxer teachers, survivors of 1900, have been gathering proselytes and adherents ever since the end of the last year. They practised their arts and incantation at nights in the remote corners of the districts, until at last the Dis- trict Magistrate heard of it. The latter and the local garrison of the district raided the pie mises occupied by the Bloxers, one nigh', re- sulting in the capture of some dozen of Boxers,

men and women, after a stubborn resistance

Ching Wo and Clavering. The first sleam ship leaves Hongkong March 27th. She will call at Japanese ports, Manzanillo and San Francisco, returning direct to the other side of the Pacific. There will be a steamer every twenty-eight days. The vessels will have ac- commodations for a large number of steciage passengers, but for the present the company will make no attempt to enter the regular passenger trade.

The opening of this line will revive the com- merce which for more than 200 years existed between Spanish Mexico and China. Up to the time that Mexico gained her independence

line of ships plied between the two countries. their recent visit to Mexico found in that and Eng Hak Fong and Leong Kam Ming in

country many traces of the once intimate rela- tions with Asia. These relations, they said, the China Commercial Fteamship Company expects to restore.

they haped to find that those responsible miserable weather of Sunday over Course the instruction of Yuan Shih Kai. Flags, remarks that rumours in Yokohama are per-

1ST CLASS.

Time.

Yacht. Result .ms Diour,... .... Vernon,...... Alannah......

for the The tre in longkong had effected imp: vements in the building. Both behind and before the curtain there was need of improvements. He he gone over the house with several local gentlemen with the purpose of seeing in what ́d recti n ́the: Theatre could be bettered, and there was one gentleman in particular who had the gond of the st geat bearl nad whose eins would be directed to- wards the improvement of the place. (Cries for Mr. Mitchell.) Again he tbanke 1 the audience | Frica, ... did not finish

for their kind reception. The Company, he said, would be delighted to retam to Hongkong after their visit home. They always had endeavoured to give the theatre-going public

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Points. Total,

5.8.47 4

7 5-7.12

did not finish ONE-DESIGN CLASS.

Fo

19

10

29

30

Bonito........ 1 5 20.45 Colleen,

5.28 23 I

Kathlee

3

$ 20 50*4

4

5.29.45

SECOND CLASS,

Y.cht. Results 'cap. Points, Tls.

of the East of their best. They did n ́t go | Trít,.............. 35.27.8 scratch opan the principle of """Anything will; do," | Maid Marian, did not finish, mther they kept before them the idea, "Will | Chanticleer, « - do.

it do? They would look, forward to their re Donellymaeis, 3°

turn to the Far East and to Hongkong.

Payne,... ....

Mr. and Mrs. Broegh and meinbers of the

(Applause.)

Company felt per the Athenian for Bhanghai

this morning, and after a month in the

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offered by them. The casualties among the troops were ten killed and a few wounded. The captives were decapitated on the spot at swords and other warlike weapons were found on the premises. After this happened ten more Boxers were arrested and are now securely lodged in the magistrates' jail awaiting til. It is not likely they will be again allowed to create more mischief, as Yuan Shih Kai dia- tinguished himself in 1900 as one of the bit-chedule excludes this port.

-terest enemies of the Boxers.

TIENTSIN DAY BY DAY.

The Japan, Gazette, after quoting the above,

sistent in assigning the San Francisco agency: to Sperry & Co., the four, firms there, which would naturally give the new line the carrying of its large four shipments in that case. It is also possible that the company's bo its will call- at Yokohama after a while, though the present

Commercial.

.TO-DAY'S INTELLIGENCE.

Very little business has been transacted to-day. CHINA SUGARS are weak with sellers at $08, possibly less. STAR FERRIES are at $261, HUMPHREYS ESTATES at $12 INDOS are again firmer at $97. Langkats are urmur, having gone up at Shanghai to TIs, 350 buyers,

(From Our Own Correspondent)

TIENTSIN, March 3rd. Sinister rumours are current as to what may, | happen in Peking during the Court's month's absence in Pasting in April, but I hardly think even Chinese folly will run to any such pre mature disclosure of her hand, The only 54 possible thing which can force the Government into any fresh act of lunacy just now is the

The following extracts of the week's share inability to keep Tuan and other forces in transactions are from Messrs. J. A. Sullivan & check till a more favourable period. The pre-Cola report, published on the Lith March. availing drought and drarness of grain.com. The principal business of the week has been

5.29.43 2.45* 5.36.03 10.05*

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ARMS AND AMMUNITION.

Writing to a home provincial journal, hortbem port will disband, Mr. and Mr. | London correspondent xays :— 7. Brough returning to Hongkong in route for England.

FROM the official statistics supplied by the German Government it appears that in the last financial year the number of ships passing through the Canal was 30,161, an increase of 1,016 over the previous twelve months. The tonnage (4,285 301) was, however, only 3,207 in excess of the ore. And, which seems 'curious, there

not only in British and French ships usi the Capal, botulu 151 was taken in

A Gigli

ESE BEER

Both at the time of its being signed and since the treaty was made between the allied Powers, and China after the relief of Pekin, I have pointed out the impossibility of enforcing the provision prohibiting the importation of foreign manufactured arms and ammunition into China. It is well known that during the past two years war material of French, Belgian and German manufaciore has been sent to that country; and I now learn that three shipments of similar material are to take place from foreign ports this month or March. A very uneasy feeling on the subject is, indeed, asserting itself in official quarter.

5K for ASAHI JAPANESE BEER

AG. Gimally

SHANGHAI SHARE REPORT.

and Indo-Chinas, whilst the rates recorded for in Farnham Boyds, Maatschappij in Langkats

other stocks show a steady business on sound lines.. Demand: on London has risen to From'

Shipping-Indo-Chinas have been unsteady 2/2 1/16. Consols are quoted 911. Hongkong 3 days' sight is wired at 731.

cach consignment will be sorted out mark by

the Goods are landed. mark, and delivery can be obtained as soon as

Goods not cleared by the 24th instant will be subject to rent.

No Fire Insurance will be effected.

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 steamer's arrival, after which no claims will be recognised.

MCGREGOR BROS. & GOW. Hongkong, 18th March, 1903.

bined with a full appreciation of the secret sentiments of those in high places, is keeping the whole country round on the qui vive.

wliole country side, and Boxerism under A great wave of unrest is dominating the

various names, with, the old red, lantern. gap all the week and towards the close rales have chart re desses and familiar attendant trash, is in full weakened from established quotations. For wing, and at a signal the people, would rise in cash. Tla 3o, Tis. 78h, Tls 78, Tis. 7980

·Tis, 83,81|| and Tis. 80 has been paid. -- For even greater numbers than they did two years the settlement T 79, Tls. 773 8081 and pa ago. A missionary friend told me the other Tis 81 is reported Sales of April, shares are day that around Tsunhua, which is to the N. published at Tis. 79, Tis 80.82 and Tis 83,84,82. E. of Yung Fing on the Shanhaikwan road

For May. Tl, 79, Tis. 80,811 and Tie, 80,772 - nothing but the extreme firmness of certain

June at Tia 78, Tie 80,81,82,84,85 was donesi but since rales: have receded to The Berane ja pand pro-foreign officials keeps the people from requestly rising to ris 8o. For i fales breaking out.--There can be no question that i have been made at Tis. 80 81.

ASK OF ASAHI JAPANESE BEER=

| SK for ASAHI JAPANESE BEER-

AG. Gimult

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Hongkong, 18th March, 1903. THE CHINA MERCHANTS S. N. CO

NOTICE.

I

HAVE This Day taken over the duty as

MANAGER of the above Company. By Order of the Board of Directors,

CHAN HEWAN, Manager,

Hongkong, 18th March, 1903.

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THE EASTERN EXTENSION. AND GREAT NORTHERN TELE GRAPH COMPANIES.

THE "VIA EASTERN" TELEGRAPHIC SOCIAL CODE.

HE above mentioned Code is available for THE

Telegrams sent by the lines of either Company, and may be consulted, or purchased, at the Companies' Office.

J. M. BECK

Superintendent Hongkong, 18th March, 1903. [3476

INDO-CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, LIMITED.

FOR MANILA. HE Company's Steamship.

THE

"LOONGSANG," Captain G. S. Weigall, will be despatched as above MONDAY, the 23rd instant, at 4 P.M..

This Steamer has Superior Accommodation for First class Fassengers, and is filled through- out with Electric Light.

For Freight or Passage apply to

JARDINE, MATHESON & Co, General Managers. Hongkong, 18th March, 1903.

THE POPULAR

SCOTCH

IS

"BLACK&WHITE"

· JAMES BUCHANAN & CO. SCOTCH WHISK, IRISITEZERS, ByAppointment, tu

E. M. THE KING

HRH, the PRINCE OF WALES

CAN BE OBTAINED FROM

LANE, CRAWFORD & CO. AND ALSO THE MUTUAL STORES, AND FIRST CLASS HOTELS AND CLUBS,

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