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LOCAL AND GENERAL.
The War Office have decided to arm pioneers, pipers, bandsmen, drummers, and buglers with the rifle.
THE HamburgAmerica Steamship Company CAPT, BAKNESLAWRENCE, R.A. has decided upon the construction of a con- siderable number of new ships fur its services |to the Far East, the (West Indies, and South
America.
IT is reported that a carpenter from H.M.S.
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THE Hon. Treasurer of the Alice Memanal and Nethersole Hospitals begs to acknowledge Single Dies Daily, to cents; Workly, twenty with thanks the following donations to the
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HONGKONG, PRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1994.
JAPAN'S SUCCESSES.
SUCCESS
There can be un surer proof of Japan's striking success the stinggle for supremacy at sra, which formed the opening phase of her present conflict with Russia. than the BLEND | announcement, contained in our columns
SCOTCH WHISKY.
THERE'S NOT A
HEADACHE
IN A
WHOLE CASE!
LIMITED.
yesterday, to the effect that the leading mari time enterpuse of the Island Empire, the Nippon Yusen Kaisha, had decided on re newing its coasting service on the Chinese and Korean lines. At the outbreak of the war, all the steamers of this Company were under governinest charter. their owners being consequently obliged to suspend then regular services to foreign ports, and this
affected the foreign trade of the country to
Punchard Lowther & Co. Zoroastrian...
$100
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Er would appear that some more is about to be taken regarding the obstruction caused to navi gation by the barriers in the Canton, river. We note that the Bridge and fron barriers, con. necting Dane's Island with the mainland, arc adve used as for sale and presume that the purchaser will be called upon to remove them within a shipulated period.
A GINTLEMAN touring in the West of Heland pulled up to take "a rise" out of a peasant who was on the roadside with a sejthe across his shoulder. "Well, Par," asked the motorists, * what do you caff that infernal machine you have across your shoulder "What, do you call that dive's pwn enestruction you're in? responded Pat. Ok, this an automabile," replied the monst Begorra," sard Pat this as an ought to mow grass, but n doesn't,"
afterwards. Deceased had only recently ar- Canteen at 4 a.m. today and expired shortly rived in the Colony having joined the ship from among the relief crews brought out by the King Alfred
A Proposal bas he received by the Por tuguese Government from Paris for the sale of the warship Dom Curios. The Power anxious to acquire the vessel is unknown, but is supposed to be Russia. The Government has refused The Don Carlos was launched at Elswick five years ago, and is a cruiser of 4,253
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tous.
Ry kind permission of Major Radcliff and officers the Band of the 93rd Bucina futantry will play at the Hongkong Hotel to-morrow (Saturday) evening from 8 to 9.30.
Mach Chectare va 4961 Alarmika
Komuny
BAND PROGRAMME. *The Naldies at the Gun!
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Slovanie
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... Anes limeyor
Fats-13
God save the Koc
Herd Mom kom Karoly Klar
Waltemel
RAF interest is being taken in the tour of the outh African cricketers to be brought to Erg land during the summer by Mr. Abe Bailey, The game has made very great progress in South Afona daring the last few seasons, thanks in the encouragement given both native and Colonial cricketers by such men as Mr. Bailey, whose night-hand man, by the way, is Mr. | Frank Mitchell, the old Yorkshire amateur Mgor Posters also a prominent figure in South Ainican strijker, and with George Guan, the Notts cra keter, who is wintering abroad, lately played a great game in a benefit match a uhannesburg be ween bone brand coloured nekater Une
We, the incestershire, who had an eng og ment a the Colony last winter, has not been able to pay a return visit, but the lap he went out to coa à has again done very well.
A REMARKABLE curn endet som was exhibited at Calcutta last munih, of which the following are interesting. A large has relief shield of great antiquaty valued at fifty thousand francs, marble slabs from l'alestine representing vari. nusenes from the old testament, valued at two hundred pounds each The latter are 18 in number and are all beautifully carved represents Moses turning his rod to a snake before Pharaoh, another David and Jonathan swearing eternal friendship.
changes, Loud Edward Ceil succeeds Count filechen as Ductor of the Intelligence Department of the Egyptian Army.
a much larger extent than may be generally supposed. The rapid success of Admirals Tugo and Its at Port Arthus and Chemolpre hove proved, once and for alt, the ads sadality of adopting offcase strategy in naval war fare, and the advantage of striking The first blow, which generally means success, is of all imprstance to a country depetaling to any estent on its maritane comtacice
The policy of promoting the native officers of the Egyptian Army to pasations of greater for existeticv. The dekat of an enemy.
estentive authority, though approved of by Sit battle fleet not only leaves the ora Reg nald Wingate, has not been adopeil by fran for any operations, sterli
as the the Egypuan tavernment. All the higher A. S. WATSON & Co., sport of loops, the agrupation and
omntments are sull given to British officers, creation of any base covered by the There has recently been a great change in the victorious feet, but it enables of the interpersonnel of the officers, and, among the rupted ranmercial operations, by the ar chant navy of the successful power, bang renewed. The successful actions by Japan's warships have inthisted considerable low on The enemy's sen power and what remains of this is abliged to remain in Port Arthur, carcinily watched by a largely superior fleet. The Teary vessels are thus deterred from undertaking any offensive action by know ledge of the close proximity of the contain ing fleet, which can pursue his ships at once, should they manage to escape. and resincr the sphere of his cruisers' action and curtail their power of raiding Japanese commerce. Such being the state of affairs, the oficials of the Nippon Yusen Kaisha have now decided to charter the following foreign vessels, viz., the Punblin, Ganges, Sikh, Berla, Launay, Ascot, Caliph, Bentomond and Zurm it may be mentioned that it is
THE HONGKONG DISPENSARY.
Hongkong, 27th February, root.
TELEPHONE NO. 145.
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rumoured that the above named steamers
have been chartered at the rate of Ven 5 per ton. That excellent publication, the Navy League Journal, has often urged on the British public that, the sums spent in mamtaming our naval efficency and superior. ity in time of peace were nothing more than an insurance premmar against the destruction of our cudemerce during war trine. It would be difficult for the able exponents of dis theory to find a more weighty and coaciu- sive proot of the truth of their argument than is offered by the present action of the Nippon Yusen Kaisha There is little doubt that other Japanese compames, interested in the coasting trade, will shortly follow the example of their leading shipping firm, which means that the rapid and successful action of the Navy of the Mikado will be the means not only of ensuring the transportation in absolute security of the Japanese legions, that are being thrown into Kuren, but of putting sampurtant profits into the pockets of its shipping firms, and, more important still,
PHOTOGRAPHIC of avoiding that a trade, established by these
DEPARTMENT.
DEVELOPING and PRINTING
UNDERTAKEN for AMATEURS.
GOOD WORK.
PROMPT RETURN.
Hongkong, 8th January, 1904.
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CARMICHAEL AND CLARKE,
CONSULTING ENGINEERS AND
SHIPBUILDERS, SURVEYORS AND CONTRACTORS.
REPAIRS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
TELEGRAMS: "CArmichael," Hongkong, A. 1. C. Code, 4th Edition...
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Lieber's Standard Code.
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houses, should fall into the hand of neutrals. The fact that three weeks after an outbreak of hostilites, bringing about the complete dis organisation of their coasting service, owing to the taking over of their fleet by the Government for transport purposes and the fear of Russia's cruisers, the Nippon Yusen Kaisha should consider themselves
justified in chartering a fleet of foreign steamers, to fulfill the requirements of their trade, is a splendid proof of the first fruits of Japan's naval preparedness, and a fine example of the daring and enterprise of her big shipping firm. Such cavillers as are continually advocating the reduction of
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REPLYING to a question in the Rouse of Corn- mans on the ath ult.. the Home S cretur, Mr Akers-Douglas, condomed the reports that Mrs. Florence Mayhook had been remused from Aylesbury Prison tes convalescent horie, where she will remain mute the commer, when she will be allowed her freedom, and said that she had been granted a hoes ce under the l'enal Servitude Act. 10 accordance with Mrs. May. brick's earnest desire, Mr. Akers Douglas will not make pubhe any details as to the time or place of her release.
M. D. E. Brown, general agent for the C. P. R. Co informs us tha, commencing with the Empress of China voyage 64 sailing from Hongkong 30th March and Yokohama 8th April, agents may issue retro passages to St.
Louis, Mo., at the following reduced rates:
From Hongkong and Shanghai: 1st class, £5:; latermediate, L5 From Nagasaki, Kobe or Yokohama: 1st class, £74; Intermediate, 444. The exposition opens on 1st May closes on 1st December, and tickets may be issued good to return un 5th December. Intermediate class will entitle holders to first class rail tickets,
no reduction being made for 2nd class rail
U the great host of religious and philanthr. pic seties which derive their support and work from Englini as a centre by common consent the highest place is given to the Bible vecty the queen of all these organizations, hat as the same time the servant of all. The Bible Society will be a hundred years old on March 7th Sunday, March 6th, is being sept as Bie Sun- Jay throughout the world with services and sermons everywhere commemorating the mis-
sion of the Bible among men. These sam dates are being observed in Hongkong. Un Monday next a great meeting will be held in St. Andrews call at 53 p.m. to commemorate the centenary of the Bible Society. The Hon. F. H. May, CM, the lacer Adminstering the Govannient will preside. Addresses will be Kiven by Bishop Hoare and the key. T. W. Pearce, Hon. Secretary of the Local Committee of the Bible Society.
RUSSIA AND THE OPENING OF MANCHURIAN PORTS.
INTERESTING ARTICLE IS A RUSSIAN JOURAL.
OUR NEW HARBOUR MASTER.
If my hours in your midst are numbered in
piece, I shall constantly be reminded of the Gibraltar they will never be forgotten in Hong, kong. When chimed by this beautiful time- Mediterranean Rowing Club to whose members I now wish all possible happiness and success." Such were the concluded words of Capt. Barnes Lawrence, our new harbour master, in acknow- ledging a souvenir presented to him at Gibra- tar by the members of the Mediterinnean Row- ing Club. Among other presentations was an address of the Chamber of Commerce, and a smoker's cabinet from one of the local tow.
DINNER 10 SIR FREDERICK TREVRS.
The Hongkong and China branch of the British Medical Association entertained Sir
W. E. Webb, B.A.M.C., presided over a large Frederick Treves, Bart, K.C.V.D., C.D., to dia- ner at the Hongkong Hotel last evening, Col. gathering, which included Sir W. M. Good- man (Chief Justice),, the Hon. Pr. Atkinson (Princ pal Civil Medical Officer of Health), and most of the members of the profession in the Colony together with Army and Naval medical officers. The toast list comprised "The King," given from the chair, "The Navy, Army and Reserve Forces," proposed by the Hon. Dr. Atkinson, and responded to by ing clubs. The Gibraltar Chronicle, of 17th Dep. Insp.-General Drew, R.N., Col, Brown, November, referring to his departure, says: It R., and Surg. Capt. Stedman, H.KV.C, is with great regret that we learn the approach- "Our Colony," submitted by Dr. G. P. Jordan ing departure from the Rock of Capt. Barnes-an 1 responded to by Sir W. M. Goodman, and Lawrence, R.N. A few weeks ago the Captain the toast of "Our Guest" given from the of the Pors received an offer of promotion to a chair and acknowledged by Sir Frederick simil..r position at Hongkong. Whilst still Treves, undecided as to whether he should leave us and all the work, which he has undertaken here, he received a further intimation from Home that it was trusted that he would avail To-morrow afternoon on the Happy Valley himself of the offer, and so he leaves us in the Hongkong Football Club will play V R. C. January. Want is our loss is their gain, and Rick-off at 4.15 p.m. The following will play when he gues Capt. Barnes-Lawrence will carry for the Club:-F. H. Kew, goal; H. C. Austen with him the best wishes for the future happi. and E. F. Ancalt, backs; H. G. Gray, C. T. ness of himself and his family, in their Far Kew, and G. P. de Martin, halves; W. H. Eastern home, of the large number of friends Williams, C. R. S. Cooper, N. H. Rutherford, whom he will leave behind him, whilst he will [ J. W. C. Bonuar, and H. A. Brent, forwards. have the satisfaction of knowing thai, amongst his other works, he has left behind him the King Edward VII Home, in which he has taken such a great interest, as a going concern. An address was also presented to Capt. Lawrence by the Calpe Rowing Club and
reads as follows:→→
Captain Barnes-Lawrence, --We, the Mem hers of the Calpe Rowing Club, have much pleasure in welcoming you this evening, a pleasure, however, tinged with the regret that the exigencies of the service are taking you away from us sa unexpectedly and suddenly.
The happy associations that have existed between the members and yourself during your connection as Vice-Patton for nearly six years will ever dwell in our memory, and the annals of the Club will also testify to your kindly interest in our welfare, evinced on every occasion in so practical a form.
to arcept a small souvenir of our esteem and In bidding you good-bye, we would ask you
Satile; it is but a small triline of our appreciation, but we all trust you will accept it as a token of our acknowledgment of your many acts of kindness and good will (with which we couple those of Mrs. Barnes Lawrence) to the members of the Calpe Rowing Club.
We wish you and Mrs. Barnes-Lawrence and daugh ers Godspeed and a happy and prosperous future in your new home.
P. LARIOS, President,
for the Members. (lice follow a list of the Members.)
AT THE THEATRE.
THE BELLE OF NEW YORK."
FOOTBALL.
The V. R. C. F. C. will play the Hongkong F.C. to-morrow at 4.15 pm. on the Hongkong F.C. ground The following will play for the V. R. C. F. C. Forwards, H. W. Sayer, Glad- well, Gomes, Hamblin, A. Marti; half-backs, F. Forbes, H. S. Holmes, E. Humphreys; backs, E. R. Herton, J. Witchell; goal, W. A. Crake.
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TRADE WITH THE FAR EAST.
ALFRED HOT AND CHINA MUTUAL LINE.
There has been for several weeks pasi extra- ordinary activity displayed at the Morpeth and Egerton Docks. Birkenhead, in consequence of what may be described as an unprecedented rush of cargo to the Fer East by the Alfred Holt and China Mutual Line, belonging to the same firm. One day recently, the spectacle in the dock was unique, for there were four Holt left on the same day. These were the Idemineus, boats in evidence at the same time, and they
the Agamemnon, the Anchisis, and the Mac. hon. Few persons engaged at the dock's have ever seen such a simultaneous aggregation of steamers belonging to the same firm, says a home paper just to hand. The Machuon was only departing to visit some British ports with goods before preparing a return journey. The ships outward bound one week were the Menelaus, for Shanghai, and the Rhipeus, for Penang, Singapore, Hongkong and Japan, The latter is an extra and special boat, which has been on the station to meet energencies, in consequence of the two outward-going Far East boats, the Idomeneus ard the Agamemnon, being unable last week to take in the cargo, which arrived from Manchester, Lancashire generally and other centres. The curga of such quantities that it niade quite a block at Egerton Dock shed, and This sprihtly musical comedy, performed could only be cleared by persistent and well for the second time by the Dallas Company, organised efforts. The scene at the goods drew a crowded audience at the Theatre Royal stations of the Cheshire Line (the Great Nor- yesterday evening. Miss Alice Wade was as
thern, Midland, and Great Central) and also at popular as ever in the title rol. Her acting the London and North-Western Morpeth Goods and dancing are excellent, and were her voice Station was in every respect remarkable. The submined to more careful training she would merchandise consisted chiefly of enormous be all that could be desired as Violet Gray, quantities of cotton goods and miscellaneous Fricot, her rich voice and winning manner Miss Violet Frampton was a delightful Fi-Fi | articles, machinery, &c. All the railway sta- tions have been working at considerable pies- evoking the enthusiasm of the spectators, Mr. sure, but at the Egerton Dock tin shed, which Percival Knight and Mr. Ritter Riley, as the is the feeding ground of the Far East vessels, Reformer from Cohoes and Blinky Bill, were the activity displayed has been quite abnormal. "As regards those treaties which China, the object of several recalls in their humoristic The shed has been so blocked with goods that after extreme hesitation, has ratified, the Pek-creations, as was also Mr. Frank Cochrane, as it was found impossible to take in the material ing Government has taken an exceedingly Harry Bronson, whose fine baritone voice finds that was arriving, and this had to remain at the immense favour with the public. The remain railway depots till such time as a purtial der of the Company ably supported the leading clearance into the ship could be effected, when further consignments of goods were artists in their task. A violin sala by Mr. Gandolfo Marzullo, of H.M.S. Vengeance, was permitted to enter. The pressure has been loudly applauded in the second act. To-night met by night and day exertions and by. the Afessenger Bay will be staged, and a full | Kreat energy on the part of the official staff. house is likely to greet this amusing comedy.
There was various reasons assigned for the abnormal spurt in the Far East trade, the chief and most popstar one being that ship- pers were anxious to get their goods landed, if possible, in China and Japan before the out- break of hostilities. This, however, is not regarded in the offical circles immediately con- cerned as the real reason, though it may ac count to a large extent for the undoubted in- crease of shipments. In the Far East rade about the season there is always more or less of a rush, though in the memory of those active-
It was recently reported by telegram that the Russian Governinent had refused to grant an exequater in the American Consul appointed to Autung in virtue of the American-Chinese Commerc al Treaty on the ground the an
foreigners & uld be permitted on the Liao-tung peninsula dung the war. How that Treaty is regarded by the forward" party in Russia may be seen from the following translation of recent art cle IT the St. Petersburg Geeste
"PI VOUE of women," is the head-line to a tele-risky step, which may place it in a very grath in one of our morning contemporanes,
FOREIGN VÉSSELS FOR THE
awkward situation. China has by one stroke from us Shanghai correspondent. The dispatch of the pen opened to forego trade the announces that crowds of female refugees from principal centres of Manchuris, entirely ignor Port Arthur and Dalny now besiege the streetsing the position created at the present time of Chefon, asking for assistance.
in Mauchura by the presence there of our This is going! one better than Moses and Aaron, and the troops warding the railroad owned by us. bug themselves and chortle at having escaped certainly given us rights of hypothecation. To sha les af the beplagued subjects of Pharaoh can These econnene interests in Manchuria have
with such trilling inconveniences as a super-
say the least, it was in the highest degree im- abundance of frogs, thes, buils, blains and politic on the part of the Celestial Empire to locusts, whereas the unfortunate inhabitants of effer freedom of trade on territory not altogether Cheloo are stricken with this harrowing eighth its own, without previously obtaining the con- applicat on chronicled by our confrère y sent and permission of Russia. Our country would, however, perhaps be wise to consult the cinnor, and will not, permit its lawful rights to Le interfered with, and it is exceedingly post- opinian of the sterners in the northern se por: before making so misoganistical a det lara.
sible that he only way out of the position will Le the formal annes.ti a of Manchuria to the Russian dominions Such a step would beesterday's issue, the following from the Kobely engaged for years at these docks, or in con.
tion
register," where a combination of many colours has to be carefully worked, be ng really faukless. When we say that the calendars could not be better printed in a first-class high standard at which the lithographic depart printerie at home, we have said enough of the
ment of our junior moroing contemporary las armed and succeeded in attaining with such
COASTING TRADE.
KEMARKABLE PROCEDURE OF MARITIME
OFFICIALS.
With reference to the special telegram from our Yokohama correspondent, printed in our
Chronicle will be read with interest :-
being.
SHIPPING AND MAILS.
We have reived from the printin, department | justified on many gr. uuris. We are forced to
acc'ion with the Holt Line of steamers, there is of the Youth China Morning Post, Ld., speci- | 4. and it has been brought about by the policy It is well-known that various foreign vessels nothing like the pressure of this year. Goods mens of their lithographic work in the shape of the Chinese Government.
Such a step,
are now being chartered for the coasting trade of all kinds were being brought into the docks of two pictorial Chinese calendars. The designs te accomplished, would not call forth any by Japanese companies. Before they can be from the various railway depots, while large are of the charactenstic native style and repre protest from the Powers, they having long been permitted to enter upon the coasting trade, quantities were also arriving by water-by the sent symbolic figures with whichresidents in the prepared to expect it and to regard it as un- however, they have to undergo examination at ship Canal, the Shropshire Union, Liverpool East have become familar in Chinese piciori) avoidable, e clear a point could give rise to the hands of the maritime officials, and accord- and Leeds Canal, &c. It is expected that the representations. From a printer's point of view, no rupture with the United States, the more soing to information reaching us from a member extra boat put on by Messrs. Holt will relive the calendars are finished to perfection: the as America has no desire to engage in any of the shipping rommunity, the procedure is the situation, and meet all demands for the time actively hustite politics, having before her the certainly remarkable. Our informant says it is full knowledge that if anything in the shape of somewhat amusing to observe how the japan- a Japanese-American combination were effect- ese offic als discredit Lloyds' certificate carried ed, Russia would not stand isolated, but have by British ships entering the Japanese
that does not alter the present situation, as France on her side. Japan would protest, but coasting trade. We are informed that in the case of the Scot-mun, recently put on after the rupture, which has so far been avoided the coasting trade, the ship was subjected matters would not undergo any great change. to a severe overhaul, particularly machin As regards the trading rights of America, the cry, and considerable expense and delay result. the "art preservative "our business community question could be arranged without staining ed from the execution of-sundry alterations need not go outside the Colony, as heretofore, the Russo-American relations. It is well ordered by the Government officials, despite to bave their orders executed. The office of known that American policy is distinguished the fact that the ship held Lloyds' certificate. the South China should be able to meet every above all by its practicability. Where trade Our correspondent says other British ships now demand. The Company also send a very use. interests are concerned it is always possible to in the harbour are also undergoing this rigid of Hongkong and Canton. This is also excop has imprudently forced others to place dots on ful blotting pad to which is attached a directory arrange some compromise with her. China examination, which he thinks ridiculous in face tionally well got up and should find à place on
of the fact that the vessels possess a certificate
our Naval Estimates would do well to watch excellent result. For first-class workmanship in events in the Far Eastern struggle, for no better parallel could be desired, with regard to what would happen to our commerce and food-supply in event of war, than the situation of Japan in the present conflict, since this nation, like ourselves, mainly depends on her export and shipping trade for inancial success.
HE Beer to drink in the tropics is the Bear
I made is the tropics-SAN MIGUEL made in the tropics- SAN MIGUEL
the LaThe same policy will be applied to which is recognised in all countries of the every merchant's desk in the Colony,... kļ her, to ber detriment, în future.”
THE Beer to drink in the tropics is the Beer Tmade in the tropicsSAN MIGUEL
world,
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THE Bear to drink in the tropics in the der
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Call Bear to drink in the tropicchu Boer
made in the tropice--SAN MIGUEL,
MAILS DUE. American (Karen) 5th-ins, French (Armand Bekic) 7th inst Indian (Arratoon Apcar) 8th inst. American (Gaelic) 9th inst. Indian (Kumsang) 15th-fast. Canadian (Empress of China) 15th inst. American (China) 25th.inst
The P. & A. S. S. Colas, Indrasamka fram Tortland, Oregon, arrived at Yokohama at 4 p.m., on 3rd inst., and is expected to arrive in Hongkong on 15th inst. Kobe at 7.30 am, on and inst, and left again The C. P. R. Co.'s s.a. Tartar, arrived at at 6am., Thursday, for Yokohama where she
is due to arrive at 11am on 4th inst
THE Bear to drink in the tropics is the keer -made in the tropica-SAN MIGUEL
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