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TELEGRAMS

"HONGKONG TELEGRAPH !!

SERVICENTE

JAPAN AND RUSSIA.

PROSPECTS OF TEACE.

(From Our Own Correspondent.)

Shanghai, 17th October, 3.55 p.m. Negotiations between Baron Rosen, the Kssian Minister, and the Japanese Govern- mat are proceeding quietly in Tokio.,

is the opinion of those in a position to jue that a peaceful issue may now be excted.

ZONGKONG

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1903.

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It is notified in the Gazeffe; that HE the HE Governor has been pleased to accept the resig nation, of Capt. Ji tl. Underwood of his com mission in the Hongkong Volunteer Corps, and as approved of the following promotions in the Corp Lieut. J. H W. Armstrong to be Captain, wie Captain Gilove resigned, Licut. T. Skinner to be Captiin, vier Captain Under word resigned, Company Sergeant Molor J. A, T Plumer to be fleutenant, Vice Licum strong promoted, and Sergeant J. D. Danby in be Lieutenant, vice Licur. Skinner promoted."

THE INTERPORT MATCH

Shanghai papers to hand contain an account of the early part of the play during the opening FRNHAM BOYD'S SHARES.day. From the Mercury of the 13th inst, we

lake the following

THE RECENT COLLAPSE. Te recent collapse in the shares of Messrs.. S. Faham, Boyd & Co., Ltd., to Taels 115 has len made the subject of general com- ment, and it is understood that inquiries have ben made from your port as to the cause hr so big a slump in the stock of this company.

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But for rather a strong breeze the weather was all that could be desired and the ground was in good condition. The toss was won by the Hongkong team and at 11 o'clock they commenced batting. The first to bat were Lt, W. Smith RA. and R. Hancock, boil of whom made a good stand against the bowling of Billings and Jackson. The fielders, however, It is elieved to be due to a scare on the were well alert and the scoring was at first irt of mtive dealers who are selling down-rather slow. When the score had reached 29

ds. There are others who blame the mlagement.

SDDEN DEATH OF THE

REV HODGES. Thev. H. C. Hodges; M.A., Chaplain by Billings and retired with a cypher H. of Ho Trinity Cathedral, died suddenly Hancock next joined Turner and af er a con- yesterda An inquest will be held ontribution of 9 was caught by Jackson. The Monday:

score stood now at 66 and Lt. W. F. Lumsden, next went in. "

-(Reuters.)

King Vator Emanuel in Paris. LONDON, 15th October. At a diny at the Elysée, President Loubet and Kig Victor Emanuel exchanged

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Hancock was bowled out by fackson with I to his credit and his place taken by C, D. Turner. After an hour's play the total stood at 40. At 45 Smith was run out after having accounted for 27. J.T. Dixon went to the wickets, but was caught, first ball,

next

At one o'clock all adjourned to tiffin which was served in the Golf Club. The score at the time totalled 99 with Turner not out at 29 and Lumsden at 27. The alternoon brought out a good number of interested speciators including few ladies to witness the match and did much

the most cordia toasts, the former describ-by their applause to enliven the afternoon ing the visit as striking demonstration of Resuming the game at 2 o'clock a century

was soon recorded, Lumsden's score still in

RU

IN THE BALANCES,

Little supplementary news to that which published in the morning came in yesterday with respect to the critical state of the relations between Japan and Russia, says the N. C. D. News of 13th init. Several business firms in Shanghai wired to their representatives in the nonh and Japan for information, and the answers sent, so far as we are able to ascertain, were generally of an unilluminating nature. It is now certain that there was no declaration of war on Sunday at noon, and it is possible to hope that in a time of very grave danger to the continuation of peace, the balance in the scales is still against an outbreak of war,

That which constitutes

THE ORAVEST DANGER TO PEACE at the present time is, of course, the nearness, which increases daily, of the armed forces of the two countries to each other. Any hour a col- lision may occur, and then nothing short of a miracle can prevent war. The huge army Russin has mustered in the north is in every way prepared for a conflict, and is strengthen ing its post ion with an activity and foreth ought which leaves nothing to chance. Last week we published a reliable report to the effect that all work on new buildings in the immediate vicinity of Port Arthur bad been stopped, except that on fortifications and railways, and that so,ooo extra troops were shortly to be added to the garrison. Later.in- ciligence received points to the probability that these troops are to be used for the pur

pose of

GUARDING STRATEGIC POSITIONS

OPIUH QUOTATIONS. To-day's quotations are as follows

MALWA NEW

LAST YEAR OLDEST

Engliab. The Airlie loaded there for. Yok lipidend of £1 paid in Shanghai on the 14th, hama and at that port received orders to instant. Cantons can be placed at $190, proceed to Chingki-Ang, z12 miles up the Fire Insurances-Hongkong Fires have Yangtze River, where a funny incident oc-again, buyers it $320. China Fires bave been oficial a German-was the chief, actor. It curred during one night, in which a Customs done at $89 and are now in demand at Scop appears that the Airlie was moored, waiting Steamboats have changed bands at and are Shipping Hongkong, Canton and Macao

still wanted $313. Indo-Chinas have ruled BENARES NEW very quiet but stendy at $82. Douglas Steam-

PERSIAN (PAPER). ships have been bought and are in further re quest at $30. China and Manilas and Star Ferries continue without business at the pre- 'vious week's quotations.

load and the lighters were being brought alongside, to be handy for working in the morning. Some sort of disturbance was heard, and on inquiry, the chief officer of the steamer (Mr. Martelli) discovered that the German official, bad seized a lighter containing rice. Under no consideration would the official give up his prize, of accept the hospitality of the Airlie's commander, He remained out all night, only to discover in the morning that he had seized the wrong lighter, and that the one he really wanted had already discharged her freight into a Japanese steamer, which in turn had cleared out. The steamer was next bound to Hongkong and Canton, and Captain George made a trip in a stern-wheel boat up the West River. En route, the captain said, it was curious to see the

mulberry trees, where the silkworms are cultivated or raised. Passing one little village, some hundreds of children rushed to the river banks, and yelled out something which sounded like "Fangquai lu," which, being interpreted, was a warning to "foreign devils" to mind their heads. "Talk about rise and fall of tide, said Captain George while speaking of the river. "On one occasion I was informed that a man rowed from a steamer to the balcony of the club. There is a tree there, on which is marked the height of the water. The houses are built on piles, and when the river is in flood, the boats row between them." The

in the immediate vicinity of Port Arthur and Airlie went from Canton to Ilankow, and conveying stores and ammunition. The har-loaded rice and bean cake for Swatow. While bour of the town is filled to its utmost anchor- at Hankow, a visit was paid to the River Han, age capacity with ships of the Russian fleet

for the purpose of viewing the "whirl" where which, and it is an ominous sign, is putting the waters meet "Chow Chow, Water," as it on its grey fighting dress. There is the same is locally called. As showing the strength of the whirl, it may be mentioned that a Glen stir in the naval and military life of Vlativos-

steamer-a vessel of 5,000 tons was seen to lock, and the officials, both there and at Port Arthur, appear to be taking good care that no take three roued turns without stopping. After news which would apprise the world of the wards, the whirl struck the Airlie, when one actual preparations going forward shall pass anchor and (zo fathoms of chain were dragged

is being observed in Japan to preserve secrecy out. The same care-it is again significant-home (back to the ship). It is necessary there. to sight the anchors every 24 hours, otherwise as to what really is going on, and eo satisfact

those anchors might get buried. One morning

the close agreement established betweencreasing by leaps and bounds while Turner ory information is obtainable by wire from any there might be to fathoms of water, and the Italy and France King Victor Emanuel contined to give a brilliant account of him- part of the country. A traveller just down from declared that Frane was right in consider self. This proved hitherto the best combin ing the visit a natual outcome of the rap-ation, as the towling of the home team prochement happil accomplished. The appeared altogether ineffective and only Italians are much graified at the excellent afforded opportunities for increasing the scere. reception given to Ther Majesties in Paris. Boundaries were frequent. At 3.30 p.m. the scare had reached zoo and neither of

(N. C. D. News.). Macedoria.

Londin, 12th October. The Turks have almost concluded their mili- tary operations.

At Monastir a band of insurgents numbering 93, was annihilated on the 6th inst. after a desperate fight. The band wasstránely posled on a precipitous ridge and fought heroically against the Turks who dauntlessly stormed the ridge..

Tokio, tath October.

Ministerial Changes in Japan. Baron Kadama succeeds General Tamura, deceased, as a vice-chief of the headquarter staff, resigning the portfolio of home affairs, which is taken by the Premier.

Baron Kodama's appointment is regarded with universal satisfaction at this critical period.

A NEW LINE OF STEAMERS.

FOR MANILA,

the batsmen showed any signs of retiring. Within an hour and a quarter they had added to the score 114 runs. Loud applause signalled a century compiled by Lumsden while Turner was well within the sevent es. At 4 o'clock Lumsden had contributed 123 and Turner 77, both not out, and the total score had reached

THE "SMOKER."

When the members of the Shanghai Smaking Concert Club put they shoulders to the wheel they can always surpass their previous record, for such was last night's concert, given in honour of the Hongkong Team; & veritable triumph in every point of view, says the Bler cury of 13th insi. The singing was of the high est order and the comic element was shorn of everything that even the most prudish can object, Though it started a little late in con- sequence of the fire, the concert finished just at midnight, although it necessitated the curtail- ment of the programme. Mr. H. M. Bevia acled as chairman and was supported by Mr. R, W. Mansfield C. M.C..

TIENTSIN.

The Manila Times states that' within month an entirely new line of steamers, palatially fitted up for the passenger service

{From Our Own Correspondent.} between here and the Pacific coast, will begin

TIENTSIN, October 5th, plying between Manila and Tacoma, The ships, which have been on this run before, closed and nothing doing but a cricket match, Another dreadful holiday | All the bank's have not beretofore carried passengers. They and this evening a concert. This truly is a are, however, well known at this port. They little out of the way, as Emma Thursby, the are the Shawnut and the Tremont.

once famous American soprano, is giving it by request, and she is still a sightingale such as does not often come our way.

These steamers, which are of 9,606 tons gross

register, each, are remarkable for their siendi ness at sea, even in the roughest weather, and particularly on the sun from here to Hongkong should prove almost ideal boats. Indeed, it was this quality, one of the requisites of their former service, that of freighters, that made them so radily available for the passenger trade,

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Manchuria stated, to a representative of this paper yesterday, that Russia would use every possible means to avert a conflict until the Spring. Japanese military men, he had heard,

were

PARTICULARLY ANXIOUS TO FIGHT

this winter, as they believed that in another six months time Russia would be too strongly

next morning there might be 40 fathoms. The Airlie had to remoor three times while there. Swatow was thenext place visited, and here some trouble occurred with the Cantonese crew and the Swalows. The former have no love for the latter, and regard them as "blackleys," assert- ing that the Swatows will work for low wages. A row occurred one morning, when the Aire's crew turned out armed with marline-spikes and capstan bars to deal with the Swatows,

Refineries. We have heard of no business and there is no change in rates.

Mining. Punjoms are quiet at St. Raubs are out of favour and can be procured at $81. Private advices from the South state that the result of four weeks' crushing is 7to ounces melted gold from 1,850 tons of stone. The Chinese Engineering and Mining Company has sleclared a dividend of's per cent.one shilling per share. Sales are reported at Tis. 6.

Docks, Wharves and Godowns.Hongkong and Whampoa Docks have further declined to $201. Farnhams have considerably weakened and have been sold at Tls. 125, 127, 120 and 15 closing with buyers at the fast mentioned price. Business in Kowloon Wharfs has been transacted at $88 at which, rate there are further inquiries. Hongkew Wharfs have further risen and sales at Tls. 215 have been effected.

Lands, Hotels and Buildings.-Hongkong Latids have improved to St 54, while Shanghai Lands are easier with sellers at Tis. 105. West Points can be placed at $14. Hongkong Hotels have been booked at $ 50, but close easier at $149. Humphreys Estate can be had at $11, and China Providents are quoted at $9. Cotton Mills-Ewos have strengthened and. are in request at Tls. 32. Other stocks in this section are unaltered.

Cigar Companies.-Sumatras are still obtain- able at Tis.. 51.

Miscellaneous.-Green Island Cements have been dealt in at Szzi, and, close with further havers. A. S. Watsons have changed hands at St4 Electrics are quiet at 5:2 (old) and $64 (new) Langkats have been disposed of at

Tls 2674.

FREIGHTS.

To four seulements only have charters been reduced in the course of this week. They are German and 1 Norwegian steamer of 1,103 and 624 tons, respectively, to load, longay to Hongkong, at $1.30 and $1.20 per ton. To load dry sugar, 1 port N.C. Java to Hongkong, one German vessel (939 tons) has been booked at 17 cents per picul. An Austrian steamer of 618 tons' capacity has heen chartered to load, Manila to Marseilles, at £1,000 in full.

SHANGHAI SHARE REPORT.

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fortified for the success of operations conducted against her on land. In connection with this statement it is interesting to remember that the Chinese, during the summer months, 'were most eniphatic in affirming that Japan would Apan campaign in the autumn, after she had gathered in her crops. The crops this year have been exceptionally good, and there can te no doubt but that the Japanese are of the opinion that now is the time to strike the first blow. On the other hand, it must not be forgotten that Russia has purchased and stored away enormous quantities of coal, flour, and ammunition, and is in a state of absolute pre- paredness to meet any attack made upon her ing. Many years ago, when the Airlie was on mittances. Exchange has risen to 2/6 5/16 and by an outside foe.

her maiden voyage to the East she carried the is likely to advance. Consols remain low, first news to Singapore of the Krakatoa erup- | being quoted to-day £185. Hongkong tele- tion. From Singapore to Melbourne the voy-graphs yzÿ for 3 days' paper. age was marked by terrific gales, and the vessel was hove-to for twenty-four hours. The Airlie covered 30,0:0 miles, during which the good old ship fully maintained the reputation she won in days gone by.

because one of them had taken a small piece of rope from the Airlie's deck without por- mission. The "boss" stevedore (Swatow) re-

The following résumé of the week's share ceived a smack which opened his forehead.

transactions is from Messrs. J. Hongkong was re-visited, and after that the TRASTE"WCUL IU Aude mu med away back to Gas ispunj pumusaca on 10th October:-

Manila but her time in the East for the present The situation, is as yet unrelieved by any was Dow drawing to a close, for she was ordered silver bullion imports and our market is hard from Manila to Singapore to load for Mel- pressed to finance immediate requirements. A bourne. The orders were obeyed, and on the lower range of prices appears imminent, in trip to Melbourne the steamer passed through consequence of the difficulty of obtaining credit, the Sunda Straits, necessarily passing the val- the high native interests and the continued cano Krakatoa. The volcano was smoulder-draining from this port of money for home re

IN EASTERN seas.

AIRLIE'S" INTERESTING TRIP.

Notwithstanding the fact that during the past: few years palatial liners have been placed on the Australia-China and Japan service, there are many hundreds of people who will remem. ber the good ship diriir, one of the history- makers of the E, and A. line. The Airlie is

Eastern seas. Captain St. John George, the now in Port Jackson, having returned to Sydney a few weeks since, after a long absence in

genial and popular commander, is still in charge, and had a chat with an Evening News reporter concerning the peregrinations of the Airlie since December last year.

No further developments have occurred sober 6, 1902, called at Qeensland ports and The ship went away from Sydney on Decem- far as we can glean with regard to the Russo-left for Kobe the day before the races. She Japanese position apart from the bringing then went on to Kuchinotzu, a coating port in southward of the 200,000 troops previously lapan, south of Nagasaki. From Kuchinotzu detained at Lake Baikal, and which virtually she returned to Hongkon, and subsequently amounts to mobilization at Port Arthur. Only proceeded to Saigon. where loading methods Each ship has been arranged to accom. three more days intervene before the date on

are not at all like the conditions that prevail modate sixty first cabin passengers as well as which Russia for the third or fourth time has

in Sydney, said the skipper. The rice is a number of second class. All the adjuncts of passed her word to begin clearing out, and for taken alongside the large vessels in junks cabin passage are so disposed as to yield every he past three weeks she has been, engrossed or lighters, and then seat on hoard facility for the asseng rs cojoying their trip to

with the task of pouring troops in. No indica by hand. Before getting alongside, how the utmost 7 here is an excellent promenade: tion exists here as to what is about to happen

ever, the lighters are brought down river deck, the steward's department of each steamer And we are prepared for anything and every by the tide--the current carrying them long will be in the hands of the most experienced thing.

at the rate of about 5 knots, When nearing and competent man that money will procure, a Meanwhile, learn on what seems to be good the ship a man jumps overboard, and swims chill-room for the preservation of fresh food, a authority that the Russo-Chinese Bank is round until he makes a line fast to the ship's butcher shop, and pantry have been put in, and busily engaged trying to open a branch in the cable. Captain George explained that this was be a positive luxury, a laundry de heart of Shausi, and contemplates six or seven rather a smart operation, and a little short of partment has been added to each ship, making ether branches in the interior. The project is, of wonderful how the man clears out when the it possible for passengers to get fresh linen at course, an absolute contravention of the Treatine he had fastened begins to feel the strain SCR.COM

ties in spite of the fiction of the "Chinese" of the lighter as it brings up. It often happens name, as the bank. is recognised simply as that a lighter will be sank by running foul of a a Russian official institution, and Russia's a ship's cable. When an accident of this kind object appears to be to command all the occurs, it means a good thing for a great many principal trade routes in the interior along of the natives. They wait for an event of the which the export cargo comes down. There kind, and so soon as the junk sinks any number must be some object in this new development of sampans will be soon aflent and natives „an apa," and the object seems clear enough to get diving down for the rice. Next day, all along Uransactions of the shore, tons of rice will be seen drying in the sun. The natives secure the rice and keepit. Aho Airlie returned ! gkong once more, and her next-yoyage was made to Iliato, where ther forcibly by Lives towards the they polite

demeanour has

The Shawmut and Tremont are among the biggest craft in eastern waters. The first of the pair to arrive on her new duty will be the Skawwuf, which will come about October 27. She will leave as soon as her freight and pas sengers are aboard, which will be wei early to November. Her sister ship will put pearance at about this corresponding time the control through the financ following month. The steamers with the Northern

connect these routes, paints. In

COMMERCIAL.

WEEKLY Share repoRT.

Messrs. Erich George & Co. write, under today's date, as follows :--

We cannot report any improvement in our market; there is practically nothing doing and most stocks are on offer. The sterling ex- change for demand on London has advanced to s told, and the Shanghai rates at Tis. 71 f'rivate Paper. for a T/F, and Tls. 72‡ för a three days' sight

and Macaos at $3rt; Indos are steady at $82, Shipping. There are small buyers of Cantons

Douglases have advanced to $30 Luyers, and the latest Shanghai quotation is Ils. Go buyers. Shells sold, and have probable further buyers, at 1

597, at which rate shares could be placed.

Refineries.-China Sugars have firmed up to

Wharves-Shanghai and Hongkew Wharf shares have changed hands at Tls. 215 and to day are in request at Tls. 2171. Kowloons have advanced to $89. Yangtze Godowns are in demand at Tls. 190 but sellers are asking Tis. 200.

Shipping-All the week there have been low inquiries for Indo-Chinas and a few sales were made at TIs. 59 and Tis. 59, but to-day the market hardened and shares were placed at Tis. 60 for this month's account. For December TIs. 6t has been done and a cheap lot to influence the market was let go by bears at Tis. 60 for January. Tug and Lighters changed ownership at 'Tis. 56, 55 for 'ord,' and Tis. 50 for pref.' shares..

Decks.--A further drop in Farnham Boyds

has been experiened. In the early portion of the week shares were sold at Tls. 131, 134, 1334. Tis. 132, Tis. 134, 133 for October, but to-day rates were lowered to Tis. 130. Cash sales

and Ts. 127. November at Tis. 135, 139. have been made at Tls. 1334, Tls. 132, Tls. 130

136, 135, 135, 135, 34 and to-day at Tis. December siles are reported at "T'ls, 136). Tis.

130. Shares are to be had at cheaper rates. For January Tls 1358, Tis. 135, Tls, 134, 133 and Tls. 130 are quoted. March shares have been bought at Tis. 135, Tls. 133 and Tis. 133.

BEET SUGAR.

Docks, Wharves and Godowns-Whampoa Docks have been offered during the week, the market closing at $zor buyers. Farnhams are in demand at the reduced rate of Tls. 115.

Lands, Hotels, and Buildings-Land Investmouth, Herr F. O. Licht, of Magdeburg, states In his monthly circular issued in London Jasi ments can be placed at $154; West Points that the production of beet sugar in Europe to have advanced to $52 with no shares offering; the end of August shows a decrease of 1,207,000 bable sellers at a lower rate, and Humphrey's and he estimates that the campaign will show Hongkong Hotels are easier at $149, with protons, as compared with the previous season; Estate are on offer at $15.

a decrease of 1,254,000 tons.

TODAY'S EXCHANGE:

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Messrs. Benjamin, Kelly and Potts report ON LONDON, Telegraphic Trans/er...1/10 7/16- on 16th inst., as follows:-The local market has continued extremely dull during the past

Bank Bills, on demand....................... Ujroj week but rates generally have been fairly well

“Credits, 4 months' sight = 0.7/1ċ} ma ntained. - In Shanghai, Farnhams have

D'ments 4 months' night....!{1. experienced rather a severe drop and Langkats. ON BERLIN, (demand); M.1.91} also show, a decline while Hongkew Wharts, ON PARIS, Bank Bils, on demand.... 2 35t 'on the other hand, have considerably improved

Credits, 4 months sight.2.39

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on the previous quotation, gayats de p ON NEW YORK, Bank Bills, on demand ...45!

Banks-Hongkong and Shangbai Banks

Credits, 30 days' sight'

have changed hands during the week nt 56321. ON BOMBAY, Telegraphic Transfer The latest London quotation is £66. Nationala i njen 79.50) On demand......... have advanced to 529 and are inquired for ON SHANGHAI) Telegraphic Transfer at the rates.

Private 30 days sight have been no ON YOKOHAMA,

Bank' Bdy

Marine Insifrancer.-U

gotiated and mo Chine person. is: "Chinas are

more shares:

for at S40

PATNA: NEW

Per chest 890/910 [960/1,000

5,050/1,080

1,100

760/857

To-day's Advertisements.

TT is hereby notified that, in connection with the laying of the ELECTRIC TRAMWAY past the East End of the City Hall, on and after WEDNESDAY, the arst instant, that Portion of JACKSON ROAD between. QUEEN'S ROAD and DES VIEUX ROAD will be CLOSED to. WHEELED TRAFFIC until further Notice.

W. CHATHAM, Director of Public Works."

Public Works Office,"

Hongkong, 17th October, 1903, [12640

HONGKONG JOCKEY CLUB.

NOTICE:

T MEETING OF MEMPERS of the above Club will be the CITY HALL, on SATURDAY, 3181 OCTOBER, instant, at 12 o'clock NoON,

HE HALF-YEARLY GENERAL.

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By Order,

T. F. HOUGH,

Clerk of the Course. Hongkong, 17th October, 1903.

WANTED.

N EXPERT TYPEWRITER, Remington and Hammond Machiner used. Good Salary given to a well qualified Assistant.

Apply by Letter to-

"MEMO,"

C/o Messi: KELLY & WALSH, LTD. Hongkong, 17th October, 1903,

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FOR YOKOHAMA, KOBE AND-

TSINGTAU. "HE H.A.L. Steamship

TH

"SEGOVIA," above Ports, on WEDNESDAY, the arstinstant, Captain Förck, will be despatched for the

at Noon.

For Freight or Passage, apply to

HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE, Hongkong. Office, Hongkong, rath October, 1903.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

"GLEN" LINE OF STEAM

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FROM MIDDLESBRO', ANTWERP, LONDON AND STRAITS. THE Steamship.

#GLENROY! having arrived from the above 3 asta, Consi of Cargo by her are hereby informed that their Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf Goods are being landed at their risk info the

and Godown Co., Limited, at Kowloot, where each consignment will be sorted out mark by mark, and delivery can be obtained as soon as the Goods are landed.

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 wil be recognised,

MCGREGOR BROS, & COW. Hongkong, 17th October, 1903. [2630

THE POPULAR

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JAMES BUCHANAN & CO.

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