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TELEGRAMS.

[Renter's.]

The Strikes in Russia,

POLITICAL MOVEMENT..

LONDON, 19th January. Eight thousand cotton operatives have struck work in St. Petersburg and the employés of the Petersburg Warsaw line threaten to join.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, JANUARY 21, 1905.

HONGKONG B LIGHTING.

AT THE WORKS.

LARGH IMPROVEMENTS PR FOSED.

(Concluded from yesterday.) ́

II.

After all, among the many features of the gasworks which arouse the interest of the visitor titere is none to be compared with the retort The correspondent of the Standard wires section. Perhaps because that is on account of the fierce and rampageous chamcter of the that at three meetings of strikers in Strelort houses. Perhaps it is due to a lingering Petersburg, besides an eight-hour working love of the doctrine which Calvin preached, day, it was resolved to demand the convo Perhaps, and most probably, it is simply cation of a popular Assembly the cessation explainable by the atrocious scorching heat of the war, amnesty to political prisoners, which singes the eyes-brows of the uninitiated freedom of the Press, creeds, and meetings, and makes him to wonder if it is not summer

.LATER.

every day, with a glimpse of nether regions thrown in for bansel. The old retort house,

PORT ARTHUR.

ENTRY OF JAPANESE.

To-day's Advertisements.

THEATRE

have lately been at considerable expense in laying another sa-ioch main which runs along Connaught Road up to the Harbour Master's ́office and a'to-inch main from there to Fottin- ger Street. There are also lateral 'mains A dispatch from Sonchaton, near Port Arthur, wherever required. At the present time the to the Kobe Shimbun states that the ceremony Company are laying a new 6-inch main from pf the Japanese army entering the fortification the works to Hill Road, atong Bonham Road, of Port Arthur was performed at to o'clock on Robinson Road to the Peak Road, connecting the morning of the 13th inst. One company with the St. Andrew's main. Of late years the from each infantry regiment, one battery from consumption of gas by residents in these dis-each artillery regiment, and a detachment from tricts has wonderfully increased and the cach squadron of cavalry and engineer regi. necessity for increasing the supply has been ment, with other arms, assembled at the base A forced on the attention of the directors, with of Peiki Hill, On the firing of a signal gun, the result that these additions have been made these troops marched into the new city of Port to the Company's works. The Peak residents Arthur, crossing en route the old city. The will have a separate main for themselves, and sight of the troops marching in with their all the roads leading to the Peak will be bet colours torn by shot and stained with blood ter supplied from the West Point works. produced a marked impression on the specta

'tors.

AT WANCHAL,

There is a storage station at Wanchai to

which the gas is conveyed by an 8-inch pipe.

The strike in St. Petersburg has ceased to with all its clinging vapours and fiery darts, has be a trade movement and is assuming a dis- been described in a moderate way, but the new

Gas engines with exhausters are placed there tinctly political character. The demands

retort house by comparison is a modern gentle-to draw the gas from the West Point works' to include the recognition of the rights of the man. There is a staging to be reached before people, remedies for poverty and redress for you see the new retorts, and they are all as the oppression of labour by capital; attach- prim and proper as mi lady. Below the staging ed to these are large demands for free is the cinder-house, where all the waste is taken from the grates, The new retort house education, popular liberties, and a repreis unly eighteen months old, and it is an up-to Bentative government. Other trades are joining the strike.

The War.'

It is semi-officially announced in St. Petersburg that General Mistchenko's per ations west of the Liao specifically included the area of hostilities at the beginning of the

war.

France.

M. Combe's Ministry has resigned.

HONGKONG POST OFFICE MANAGEMENT.

date arrangement. It contains six ovens of eight through retorts. In each oven the coke instead of being hauled out is pulled live into

the fire, the benefit being that the coke is not subjected to the process of slaking as under the id system, which has already been described. Better results are thus obtained at less cost.

THE CONDENSERS.

Coming to the condensers a little preliminary talk must be indulged in. The gas, or gases, after coming from the retort house has to pass through a hydraulic main. It is then taken away along what is called a foul main, 18 inches in diameter, and from the foul main

the bolders. From Wanchai gas is supplied. to what is called the Eastern district, the West; Point works supplying gas to the centre of the city. At Wanchai the two bolders are of 100,000 cubic feet capacity and 100,000 cubic feet respectively, the latter being erected by the Barrowfield Ironworks, Glasgow,

THE 1889 RAINSTORM. Asked about accidents, the Engineer re- marked that there had never been anything specially remarkable. In the great mainstorm of 188, the main broke on account of the wash from Glenealy nullah, and the town was in darkness for two nights. The steam roller at first was a first-class breaker of mains, but the Company having laid their mains lower in the ground that cause of destruction has been obviated.

As previously mentioned the difficulties of supplying a town like Hongkong with light, with all its varying levels, are enormous.

CRICKET.

HONGKONG C. C. WH.M'S BATTLESHIPS.

This match was played on the Cricket Ground this afternoon. The Naval team batted first, and at a quarter to four the score stood at 183 for eight wickets.

H.M. BATTLESHIP.

ROYAL,

CITY HALL.

HONGKONG AMATEUR DRAMATIC

- CLUB.

"JANE" Farce in y Acts, by H. NICHOLLS and

W. LESTOCO, will be produced

TO-NIGHT, A

(SATURDAY), 21st January, 1905. MONDAY, 23rd + SATURDAY,,_28th

Prices... $3, $2, $1.

Sailors and Soldiers in uniform half-price to Pit Stalls and Pit..

Booking Office at ROBINSON PIANO "Co., open on and after Monday, 16th January, from 9 AM to 4:30 PM.; each day.

ARTHUR CHAPMAN, Business Manager.

M. C. Williams, run out. 57

Lieui. Gibson, b Birdman J. M. Spooner, b Bird...vydisan selata Sub. Lt Benbow, c H. Hancock, b Airy... 36 Licut. Rowe, b Bird........ Lieut. Escombe, c Chichester, b Bird Lieut. Hutchings, c Airy, b Mackay Lieut. Hardman Jones, not out...... Sub-Lieut. Bernard, not out............... Cornabe, e and b Mackay........

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SHIPPING JETSAM..

LIGHT ON CAP-SUI-MUN,

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Hongkong, 21st January, 1906,

GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION.

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18 PARTICULARS AND CONDITIONS of

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the letting by Public Auction Sale, to be

held on MONDAY, the 30th day of January,

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1905, al 3 F.M, at the Offices of the Public

Works Department, by Order of His Excellency

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the Governor, of One Lot of CROWN LAND

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term of 75 years, commencing from 1st January,

"C" wrote to the Japan Chronicle from it enters the condensers. At present the gas. Governors bayo to be erected on the higher tion stating that on and after the 1st April, the

Kobe on the 13th inst. as follows:-

Sir, I desire to draw your attention to the following cases of carelessness at the Hong- kong Post Office:

The steamers Prinz Waldemar and Taiyuan 'arrived at Hongkong on the 2nd-3rd January with heavy Australian mails which were taken ashore as usual, and although the Print Waldemar left Hongkong for Kobe direct on the morning of the 4th, no mail was forwarded. The Taiyuun was similarly overlooked. These

* steamers arrived here on the 9 and 11th inst. respectively, and the mails which they carried to Hongkong were sent on a round trip via Shanghai and only arrived here on the after noon of the 12th.

is a mixture of all sorts of volatile matter. From the condensers there is a constant flow of ammoniacal liquor and tar, drawn from the gas. As it enters the condensers the gas bas a temperature of 200 degrees, but it is gradually cooled, until it is of the same temperature as the atmosphere. The condensers are made by Morris and Cutler, The next stage is the exhausters. Here an old purifying shed has been converted into an engine house, tiled and fitted up in the most modern fashion. The exhausters not only pull the gas from the re- torts and the condensers, but they expel it towards the plant where the gas is treated before it arrives at the gasholders. There is thescrubber washer, the purifier, and the station

The Harbour Master has issued a notifica- districts so that the flow of gas may be checked. light exhibited at Cap Sui-Mun, en the west There are at the present time about a dozen point of Ma-wan Island, will be altered. The Governors in use and they have to be watched new light will be a sixth order dioptric light, with a very jealous eye. They are under con-will be displayed at a height of so feet above red, visible six miles in clear weather, and statt supervision, because from climatic effects high water, in the same position as the existing

two lights. they are liable to stick..

THE FITTING DEPARTMENT. The fitting department which is under the

One of the immediate results of the loss of the s.5. Secunder has been the formation of a charge of Mr. Edgar W. Terry, Superintendent, Galle Chamber of Commerce, to enable those is a very extensive-place where all the repairs, concerned in the trade of the part to take can- clc, are done. Since the formation of the certed action for their interests. The first Company, a system of hiring fitttings has been meeting was recently held when this unfor- adopted which has proved very successful. Ittunate wreck and matters connected with the is all to the advantage of the consumer, who

harbour engaged the attention of the Chamber. can hire his gas fittings for two or three years just as he pleases. Ali the fittings are of the best quality for the very good reason that cheap

As this is not the first occasion on which meter to be passed before the gas arrives at goods would not last in the Colony, subject as

símilar lack of intelligence has been exhibited at Hongkong, it would be of great benefit to the business community here if some change

were made in the Hongkang Past Office and the officer in charge promoted to a port where his duties would be less responsible than they appear to be at present. The annoyance and Trouble caused to consigness, bankers, and Customs officials by the non-arrival of mails by steamers bringing shipments can hardly be appreciated by the non-business public.

Trusting that the publicity given through

your columns to this matter may be the means of some alteration being made in the Hong kong Post Office with the view of preventing the recurrence of the grievance complained of, -I remain, etc.

WARSHIPS A? MACAO.,

From Our Own Correspondent.]

Macao, 19th January. There are at present lying at anchor in the Macao Roads the Austrian cruiser Kaiserin Elisabeth and the Poruguese battleship Vasco de Gama, The B. 1. S. N. Co.'s chartered Transport Lindula is about eleven miles off the port near Cheung Chau awaiting the embark ation of the time-expired men for Lisbon. She leaves on the 24th inst. The Austrian cruiser arrived on the 17th inst, and will make a stay of about ten days.

In the inner harbour there are the gunboats Argus (French), and Diu (Portuguese), and a Chinese torpedo-boat, the Lu-[4,

ST. CLAIR IN TROUBLE.

CHARGED WITH CHEATING AND ARRESTED.

Calcutta, 30th Dec, Somewhat of a sensation has been caused here in sporting circles by the arrest of C. C. St. Clair, who was knocked out by Sergt. Smith in the boxing match on the 26th inst., the

stakes was dishonoured. It seems that St. Clair, not having sufficient funds, one book maker supplied him on certain terms with Rs 2,000, and Robinson, another bookmaker, with Rs. 3,000.

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After the fight, the latter, not receiving sufficient gate money, stopped his cheque, and consequently, when Smith presented it, he was refused payment. Robinson and Smith then Jaid a charge of cheating against St. Clair, and proceeded to arrest him.

the gasholder.

IN CASE OF FIRE.

In the engine-room there is an exceptionally handy arrangement of appliances for coping with fire. The directors as home sent out a fire pump and as there is plenty of water at the command of the Company the slightest symp. tom of fire can be tackled at a moment's notice. The pump is capable of throwing a jet of water roo feet high, the water being obtained from a well which supplies the works. The Engineer in his dry way remarked: "We haven't to depend upon the dilly-dallying of the Hongkong Brigade."

After going through the exhausters the gas is sent along to Pelouze and Adouin's tar ex- tractor-Messrs. W. G. Holmes and Co., Hud-

they would be to all sorts of conditions. "At the works there are brazing, bronting, and lacquering departments. A large amount of capital has been expended on the fitting work, as may be well understood from the large number of consumers of gas in the Colony. Recently the Company have adopted the system of giving free installations to users within so

feet of the mains.

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INCANDESCENT LIGHTS. Incandescent burners have lately come into

vogue and the Company have a contract with the Government for the lighting of the city is in the hands of Messis. Kruse & Co. by this means. The upkeep of the lights

who maintain and replenish the mantles, and

NAVAL NOTES.

The British cruisers Hogue and Iphigenia came in from Mirs Bay this morning.

We understand that H.M.S. Sulle is the first Naval ship to leave England under the new arrangement for two years' commissions.

RAUB G, M. CO.

It is reported that Mr. Warnford Lock

contemplates leaving for home within the next fow months. Should he do so, it is said that he will take up the position of Consulting Engineer to the Raub Company.

made final arrangements with the Raub Com- Mr. Beerma's in mining syndicate have pany for high-presure water power from the Company's dam at Sempam. Mr. Boerma's Company evidently intend operations on an extensive scale.

The aorriferous prospects of the Raub field

dersfield being the makers. This machine acts every effort is made to keep the lighting of the Fare said to be looking hopeful.~Strails Times.

as a filler, extracting the tarry vapours which have still been left in the gas.

SCRUBBING GAS,

city up to the standard. The introduction of electric lighting has also had an effect in in- creasing the demand for gas. It seems that when a merchant sees a rival installing the Passing to the scrubber, the gas is passed and orders more gas barners, so everybody is electric light he determines not to be outdone through wooden sieves. There are seven benefited. In the showrooms of the Gas Com- divisions, each of which is fitted with separate pany there is being exhibited the latest type of sieves, propelled by a steam engine and made gas light apparatus the most notable being the to rotate. It will be seen in all this that theverted incandescent burner. This type of gas is treated as if it were a solid body, and as should be equally successful here. Gas stoves burner has proved a great success at home and a matter of fact the Engineer and his accom- are coming into use, but it is to be feared that plices seemed to think of gas as a hard had the Chinese cook is the great factor against heavy substance which they could do what they their general adoption, The "boy" turas on liked with. They put it through machines, just result that a nice little bill for gas comes in, the light and lets it burn all day with the as a laundry man would put a garment through a and, the householder, fearing the expense, mangle. They washed it and scrubbed it and reverts to the plain fire. Gas engines also are cleaned it till they had got it just as they wished being pushed and in a short time it is believed it. To proceed, however, the gas after entering that a big business will be done in that line.

the scrubber washer comes in contact with water which absorbs the ammonia, carbonic acid, and sulphurated hydrogen. A glass cover was lifted and the smell that arose from the im prisoned gases would have choked a menagerie. Along to the purifying shed, where an entirely new plant has been erected, there is to be sees the method of clearing the gas of the last rem- nants of extraneous matter. Heaps of oxide of iron, or rust in plain language, are mixed with

FIVE YEARS' PLOGRESS.

increased since Mr. McCubbin came to Hong- To show how the consumption of gas has kong a few figure may be given. In 1900 the gas manufactured was 65,580,000 cubic feet. In 1934 it was 115,963,000 cubic feet. In 1900 811-total 1569 In 1954 the figures were the consumers were Europeans, 758; Chinese European, 761; Chinese, 1601-tolat: 2,362- nearly double the number of five years ago.

Many extensions have been carried out, and saw dust, and the process of passing the gas Comp of Queen's Road West where it is pro others are in process of being completed. The Company have acquired a large piece of ground through sieves is again adopted. The oxide of posed to put a large gasholder to meet the iron takes out the sulphurated hydrogen, or development of the Colony. Recently trouble whatever remains of that gas, and the carbonic has been experienced with napthaline deposits acid gas is treated with lime which has a in the mains and a process has now been natural affinity for that gas. We have now the gas, thus preventing the napthaline settling pat in operation, whereby a spray is used on arrived at the stage when the gas is chemically pure for household use. But it has still to ep ter the station meter. It might bere be stated that the Gas Company's plant is capable of dealing with a million cubic feet of gas a day, but as a matter of fact only some 350,000 cubic feet are treated. The station meter registers the amount of gas manufactured and of course furnishes the check on the quantity lost between the works and the consumer. The hands of the meter-capable also of dealing with a million cubic feet a day-are continually going round at a rate which, if the private con- sumer were concerned, would make his hair

From inquiries it appears that St. Clair bad ordered his gari-wallah to drive to Sealdah station; but he was found on the evening of the 28th on board the s.s. Bavaria, in the Kidderpore Docks, ready to start with his wife next morning. The Police then told St. Clair he was arrested on a charge of cheating, and on the pretext of getting his hat, he went into the cabin and his wife joined him.

Here he shut himself in, and refused to come stand on end. ' out, challenging the right of the Police 10 arrest him without a warrant. However, the During the last few years as immense im sanction of the Magistrate having been obtain provement has been made in the system of ed, the door was broken open, and St. Clair mains along the streets. A 12-inch main runs proceeded quietly to the Police Station. At from the works along Queen's Road as far as 6.30 yesterday morning the accused appeared the fire station. Thence to the City Hall before the Deputy and the Commissioner of there is a 10-inch main. In the old days Police, who went fully into the case, and St. an 8-inch main ran far as Arsenal Clair has been released on his personal re- Street and a 6-inch maja took the supply cognisances. It is stated that a civil action to Wanchai. Owing to the large increase will be started.

in consumers, especially Chinese, the Company

IMPROVEMENTS IN THE SUPPLY.

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THE DIRECTORS,

Fortunately for the Company, the directorate is filled with able and energetic members, who are full if enterprise and ready to consider every idea. Two members are themselves gas engineers, The Chairman Mr. A. F. Phillips, undertakings. Mr. R. Morion was a gas M.L.C.E., is a consulting engineer for many large engineer and is a director on the South Metro- politaa. Sir John J. Grialinion was Surveyor General of Ceylon and has large experience of Rostron is a London solicitor, so that the legal the needs of an oriental city. Mr. Simpson questions should be safe so far as the Company is concerned. Messrs. Jardine Matheson & Co. are the local agents..

THE WORKERS.

COMMERCIAL.

WEEKLY SHARE REPORT.

In their report of yesterday's date Messrs. Benjamin, Kelly and Potts state:-

Business during the week has again been money market and the close proximity of the very quiet owing to the stringency of the

China New Year.

Banks-Hongkong and Shanghai Banks

$705 to, $715, the market closes firm with have roled strong all through, and a good busi

buyers at $715 owing to the advance in the Dess has been done at advancing rates from

changed at $38. London quotation to £76. Nationals are un-

Marine Insurances-Unions continue in de- mand at $700. Cantons are quiet at $250, while. $150 and $58, respectively. Yangtszes and China Traders are wanted at

have no experienced any change since. last Fire Insurances-Stocks under this heading writing. Both Hongkong Fires and China $340 and the latter at $91.. Fires are steady at quotations, the former at

at Hok Un, in the Colony of Hongkong, for a

1893.

PARTICULARS OF THE LOT.

Boundary Measurements

LOCALITY.

Kowloo

Inland Lot No. 1,162.

Kowloon Ioland

Lot No. 635-

No. of Sale.

Registry No

Ha

K 4.

46. | A | fi | ft.

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173 10

Squattin

Asqual Kent.

4,387

Hongkong, 21st January, 1905.

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GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION.

Preciou

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1,713

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PARTICULARS AND CONDITIONS of

the letting by Public Auction Sale, to be 1905, at 3 P., at the Offices of the Public held on MONDAY, the 30th day of January,

Works Department, by Order of His Excellency the Governor, of One Lot of CROWN LAND at Yau-ma-ti, in the Colony of Hongkong, for a term of 75 years, with the option of renewal at a CROWN KENT to be fixed by the Surveyor of His Majesty the KING, for one further term

of

75 years.

PARTICULARS OF THE LOT.

LOCALITY.

No of Sale.

Lot Na 87. Registry No.

Yau-ma-ti.

Bondary

Measurements.

K.

蹓

f. ft. T

Annual Rest

Upset Price.

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310510105 285 145,35 1,568 | 72,676

Hoogkong, 21st January, 1905.

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BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, LIMITED.

FROM RANGOON AND STRAITS. THE Company's Steamship

"PUNDUA,"

of Cargo by her are hereby informed that their having arrived from the above Ports, Consignees Goods will be delivered from alongside.

Cargo impeding the discharge or remaining

into Godowns at East Point. on board after 4 P.M., Monday, the 23rd instant, will be landed at Consignees' risk and expense

No Fire Insurance will be effected. Bills of Lading will be countersigned by

JARDINE, MATHESON & Co.,

Agents, Hongkong, 21st January, 1905,

THE PORTLAND AND ASIATIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

S.S. "NUMANTIA," PORTLAND (OR), YOKOHAMA,

KOBE AND MOJI. --

Shipping Hongkong, Canton and Macao 517 closing with sellers at the latter rate. Indo- Steamboats have changed hands at $26, 5261, FROM

the close the market is firm at $124. Douglas Tsignees of Cargo are hereby requested to Chinas have been done forward at slightly

Steamships and China Manilas are the same, send in their Bills of Lading for Countersigna more than the equivalent rates for cash, and at

above. steamer having arrived, Con-

and Shell Transports are a shade easier at 25/ture and to take immediate delivery of their

Refineries-China Sugars have been done goods from alongside.

further improved and are in demand at $20. at $218,but close firmer at $219. Luzons have Mining-Chinese Engineerings have been done at Tls, 7.70 Raubs have been placed at

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Docks, Wharfs and Godowns.-Hongkong and Whampoa Docks have slightly weakened, Farbams have receded to Tls, 751. Kawloon and shares can probably be obtained at $217). Wharfs are steady at Sto4) for the old, and Stoz for the new, issue. Hongkew Wharfs have improved to Tis. 129 at which rate shares have changed hands.

Lands continue neglected at S$145, Shanghai Lands, Hotels and Buildings-Hongkong Lands have been booked at Tis. 117 and Tls. 114 and are in strong demand at the latter quotation. Hongkong Hotels are weak with sellers at S143. Humphreys Estale have buyer at $124

Cotton Mills.-Quotations, for these remain changed,

Cigar Companies--Sumatras have found buyers at Tis 65.

Cargo impeding the discharge of the vessel will be landed and stored at Consignees' risk and expense.

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

ALLAN CAMERON, General Agent. Hongkong, 21st January, 1905.

EXCURSION TO MACAO.

HE Splendid Steamer

THE

"YING KING," Captain Page, will make an EXCURSION TRIP TO MACAO, on EVERY SUNDAY, leaving the Company's wharf at the end of Wing Lok Street, at 6.30 A.M., and returning from Maçao at 7,30 PM. NA

The Steamer will lay alongside the S.S. Perseverance's wharf at Macao.

FARE: Class Single Ticket $2.00, with Cabin $3.00

Return $3.00,

$5.00 Tiia and Dinner may be bad on Board

25 at $1 each meal,, lag

YUK ON & Co., LD.

S.A. NORONHA, Macao Agent,

With regard to the working representatives, Mr. J. McCubbin has had large experience and the best evidence of bis ability is found in the remarkable increase in the gas consumption of Ilongkong. Mr. Terry, the superintendent, has been here since 1883, and his local know. Miscellaneous Green Islands can be had 1st edge is invaluable to the Company. He can at $29 China Providents have been done at 400 consumers, and his reminiscences of Hong- and are quoted at so exthe dividend of fo cents remember when the Gas Company had only 59 and 397 during the early part of the weak, kong of 20 years ago are delightful Mr. | per sbare paid on 18th. inst, Dairy Farms are George P. Carry has recently been appointed wanted at $12. Hall, and Holtz are quoted in of works, and the recent extensions have been Langkat have again improved to Tit. 270 a the local secretary, Mr. Danwich is the clerk the North at $24. Watkins have sellers at fo carried out under bis supervision,

which rice business has been done,

Bongkong, and September, zp24,

To-day's Advertisement.

INDO CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, LIMITED.

FOR MANILA. THE Company's Steainship

THE

"LOONGSANG,""

Captain G. S. Weigall, will be despatched ás above, on FRIDAY, the 27th instant, ni 4 P.M. This Steamer has Superior Accommodation for First-class Passengers, and is fitted through- out with Electric Light.

For Freight or Passage, apply to

JARDINE, MATHESON & Co.,

General Managers.

Hongkong, 21st January, 1905.

Intimations.

YOU WANT

PROVISIONS

AND

WINES

IN

1905.

GET YOUR SUPPLIES

FROM

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R. Perez & Co.

(SUCCESSORS TO

A. CHAZALON & CO.

AND

G. GIRAULT)

6, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL,

Opposite Connaught [lotel.

Who are Suppliers of High Class Wines, Spirits and Provisions,

French Bakers,

Navy Contractors,

and

Commission Agents.

BRANCHES :

HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, HANKOW, Hongkong, 7th January, 1905.

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THE POPULAR

SCOTCH

IS

"BLACK&WHITE"

JAMES BUCHANAN & CO.

· SCOTCH WHISKY DISTILLERS,

By Appofriment to...

EM. THE KING

Land

HRH the PRINCE of WALES

Supplied at all the LEADING CLUBS aud HOTELS, and to be obtained from {16 | the principal Stores,

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