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TELEGRAMS. "\Reuters)

France.

LONDON, 18th October.

M. Sarries has informed President Fal. lieres that he is going to resign an account of ill health. His decision, however, is not yet final.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH SATURDAY OCTOBER 20, 1906.

INDIANS FOR CĂNADA. -

In reply to Me W, H. Sands, for the defence, the witness'said she believed the prisoner to be a good witch, who could perform magic.

Fire 1surances--China Fires have gone up

Selling

Londón-Bruk Tra

Do demand Do. .4 months' sight France-Bauk .T.... America-Back T.T....... Germany-Bank T.T. India T...

Do. demand..

Intimations.

THE

-TO-DAY'S EXCHANGE.

5/3

3/18

14/16.

28

imm 541.

+2.311 t

3% prem

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Buying

60., LD.,

..2/4 1/16

ARE SHOWING

10. 59, nd Hongkong Fires have been re. Shang i-Blank T.T. ROBINSON PIANO

To pay a fuai dividend of 71 per cent on the paid up capital, and a bonus of 15 per cent The C. PR. steamer Ewipress of India is

upon contributory preiniums,—to add: £10,000 deen arrive in Vancouver on Monday, pays a

Witnes, then produced a capacious bag, but to the credit of sterling reserve food, sad is local journal of Sept. 14, and the citizes may of which she brought in turu a medicine bottler the bilance to the underwriting reserve be prepared to see as ther horde of Hindoosile containing a magic liquid for sprink-account. The bilance at credit of working parading the streets in search of some place to ling about the room, a paper packet con-account to the 30th June, 19:0, amounts to Th. stay. It is expected that four hundred Hindoosaising some clippings from the back of a 185,529.01. will arrive in the stent inspector cat black cat-laughter), ome sealing wax, and will be there to see the orientals land, and will some pins, which witness used to rew into then be able to see for himself what it is the her underclothing. (Laughter.). All these people Vancouver and the province generally things were supposed to be secessary to re are complaining:of. That Inspector Scott is store her husband. France and Morocco.

not favourable 10 the. Hindos was stiowi in an

The anti-French Pagitation in Morocco

Answer he gave to a question. He was asked what he thought of the Hindan, and replied: continues unabater, and General Liantey"They will never make ciʻz ms" commanding in Algeria, telegraphs that a holy war is preparing.

Germany,

Later..

The Koepenick, hoax is the engrossing topic in Germany. The police are in pos- session of a photograph of the bogus captain, who turns out to be a clever swindler who has already served years of penal servitude,

THE SHANGHAUSIKH POLICE.

In an editorial on the 16th inst, the N. C. D. Netues iys: - A fortnight has now elapsed since we hailoccasion to write under this heading in connexion with the serious breaches of discipline which had occurred among the Sikh constables- of the Muni ipal Police Force. In the men time, it is pleasant to record, the men have accepted the good counsel given them by Sir Havilland de Saumarez, when the ringlenders in the strike were her ught before him at H. M. Supreme Court andˇh ve je urned to duty. The measures taken lave that resulted more sat factorily thons appeared likely at the me ment and, in conjunction with certain action by the Council at the ensuing meeting, have had the present effect of meeting the si uation. It is to be remembered, however, that a month's probationary conduct was required from the constables as a cosudition of an fovestigat on promised into the g ler ures, eat or supposed, which led up in the outbre ik and the necessity of disarming hats the farce on which the con- munity has eled implicitly in the past for protection, and to the holding in readines of volunteers and Bluejackets,

The official notice published over the signa- ture of H. M. Minister this morning will be welcomed as embodying shat clearcs specif cation of the status” of nur police force, in mat-, ters of disc pline than has existed hitherto,. which we have cen to be requisite. The con. tract on which a large, body of Indians have been brought into the Settlement was obvious. ly insufficiently stringent for an unexpected emergency such as arose, and with the con templated enlargement of the force the pos aibilities of dangers would be correspondingly increased. The new regulation, it will be noted, applies 10 all British' subjects in the police force, Europeans as well us Indians, and the preamble distinctly sets out the circumstances 'it is designed to meet "The documentruasi.

Whereas certain Lritish subjects are now and may hereafter be serving in the Shanghai Municipal Police under contract with the Shanghai Mumci, al Council and it is expedient that provision be made for the order and goud government of such Briti h subjects who are not at the present time subject to discipline, and whereas in consequence of a large number of Sikhs serving in the said Municipal Police baying recently refused duty it is urgently nee led to make provision in the premises:

The following King's Regulation is made and declared to be urgent

1. Any person who disobeys the lawful.com. mand of his superior officer; or

2. Any person who deserts or attempts to

desert the service, of the Shanghai Municipal

Police; or

1. Any person who’by any means whatsoever procures of persuades any person serving in the Shanghai Municipal Polico to desert;

„Shall be guilty of a breach of this Regula. tion and shall be liable to punishment as for a breach of a king's Regulation,

The section 155 of the rder in Council of 1904, which gives His Majesty's Minister at Peking power to make regulations for the peace, order and good government of British subjects in relations to matters not provized far by this Crder" fixes the penalties in be im posed for such breathes at imprisonment for a period not exceeding three months, or a fine not exceeding 655, of both. There can thus be no question in the event of necessity unfor- tunately arising for an appeal to the Supreme Court in sirlar circumstances in the future, of the powers of the Court, and the velvet glove so effectually held out in the recent instance

will be extended with the greater confidence

from the certainty of the mailed hand insid.

Medical Health Officer Underhill · and Health Inspector Marrison started out she tlý before noon to-day to make a thorough inves rigation of the premises occupied by and the style of living of the hardes of Hindoos and Sikhs now in the city. The information will be laid before the health committee and doubt. less also be prepared in the form of a report for the information of Immigration Commis.

singer Scott,

Funny Samuels, the witness's daughter, cerrabbiated her mother, and added, that the prisoner provided powders and uttered my

sterious words to call her father back.

Mr. Chester Jones': A sort of incantation, f'stppose.

::

FRIGHTENED BY 1}}} SQUEAK, Mr. Sands (examining, witness) Did you see the performance with the black cat? Witness: Yes, and she threw something into the fire, It came out with a squeak. I had a fright, and I ran away. (Laughter.)

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Did she put the cat in the fire ?--I can'o say what she" did with the cat. Something was

THE ROYAL HONGKONG COL. put on the fire.

CLUB.

The monthly empe itron for the Robertson Farewell Cup was held at Happy V lley fr m the 131110 15th October, 1906. The following cards were handed in pe

.

KOBERTSON FAREWELL CUP. Mr. E. V. D. Pitt

86-9=77 Mr. M. Pinckney........... 9-178 Mr. C. E. H Beavis ...... 8o+ fmBi Hon. Mr. W. J. Gresson... 93-128 Mr. C. Biron.........

87-5-82

LI. R. M. Crosse, RG A... 92-10-82- Dr. G. M. Barston 91 883 M. H.C. Sandford 9513-83 It. C. B. Down, R.GA.... 88—4-84 Mr. W. J. Saunders......... 91 7084 Mr. C. M. G. Barnie 54+ 280

POOL..

Mr. E. V. D. Parr

Mr. H. Pinckney

Hon. Mr. W J. Gresson

Mr. C. Biten.....

86-9=77 90-1278 93=8 | 8781

It. R. M. Crosse, R.G A... 92-10=8: Mr. H. T. Batterworth... 94-12=61 Mr. Fl. C. Sardford

Mr. J. Clark

Lt. CB, Down, RGA..... Mr. W. J. Saunders Mr. T. C. Gray

Mr. C. MG. Burnie ...... Mr. G. E. Morrell

9-1383 83+. 1m84 88-84

91-784 949-85 84+ 286 125-18-87

Winner of Cup and Pool.

AMAZING STORY OF WITCH- CRAPI

"

RESTORING RUsband and lover by MIRACLE.

fid the black cat frighten you?—The squeak did. (Laughter

You thought the prisoner a good witch Yes. She showed us sech miracles that she made us believe her. The produced a lot of Russian gold, handfuls, from her bosom, and said, "I don't want your money. See, I have plenty of my own. All will be returned when I have finished my work, but if you do not give ine what I want I have the power to stop your husband from ever coming back."

KER LOVER NEVER. CAME.

Rosie Silberberg, a young Russian servant, of llernes st., stated in her evidence that the pri soner introduced herself as a magician, and tpreading out the carda exclaimed, “You have got a young man in Russia. Would you like that I should bring him over to England?"

Witness asked, "How.much will that cost?" and the prisoner said half-h sovereign. Wit ness, however, parted with is in all for the purpose, but her lover never urrived. The pri koner gave her two carious powders, with instructions that they were to be placed on the end of a hairpio and consumed in lame. The experiment was to show the man's love for witness. (Laughter.)

THE COURT IN LAUGHTER. “ At this stage of the proceedings the answers threw the interpreter into a fit of laughter. Then the jury and the bar joined in, and even the judge taughed heartily,

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pored sold at $133. Both stocks are very firm at these rates.

Shipping -Sules of Hongkong, Canton & Macao Steamboats have taken place at $26 and Sagh, and more shar'a can be placed at the later rato. Indos are without business and weak with sellers at $73, China and Manilas and Douglases are unchanged.

Refineries.-China Sugata have dropped to St50, at which rate a low shares have changed hands. There is nothing doing in Luzona, which are out of favour at $12.

Docks, Wharres and Godowas-Rates on the whole show a slight weakness in stocks of this description. Kowloon Wharfs are lower, and are now quoted at $91. Hongkong and Whampoa Locks have not fluctuated either way, and keep steady at 5:53. Shanghai Docks are down to Th, fog at which rato sales have taken place in the North: Hongkew Whaifs have also been sold in the Vorth at the reduced

rate of Tis, 2323. The Vulcan Iron Works, Limited, have issued their report, showing a net profit of Tls. 57,187.51, which the directon propose to distribute in the following minest. to pay a dividend of Tis. ço per share, absorb. ing Ts. 25,010, to write off goodwill, Tis.. 20, 09, and carry forward is. 12,187.51 are quoted at Tls 60x

Sharea

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Singaume Tr. fapani Bank T.T. Java-Bank T.T.

do.

4 months' sight L{C. 6 months' sight L/C; 30 days' sight San Francisco & New York..55) 4 months' sight 30 days' right Sydney and Melbourne ..............2 4 month sight Francs ..................................... 6 months' sight 1 months' sight Germany........................... Bar Silver

32 5/16 Bank of England rašt................franag en ..6% Sovereign........

.8.79

To-day's "Advertisements.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF

HONGKONG."

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF ARTHUR BROOKS, LATE OF VICTORIA, PONGKONG, GAOL WARDER, Deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Court has, IN by virtue of Section 58 of the Probates Ordinance 1897, made an Order limiting to the Claims Estate.

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HIGHEST CLASS

PIANOS,

BY

THE LEADING MAKERS

THE WORLD,

Lands, Hotels and Buildings-ongkong against the above goal for sending in Steinway,

Lands continue on offer at $108, without fiod.. ing buyers. Sales of Humphreys' Estates Lave taken place at $111. Shanghai Lands have im- proved to Tis. 97 for the old, and Tls, 55 for the new issue, at which rates they are in demand. There has been no business in Hongkong Hotels, and they remain sellers at $115.

Mr. Chester Jones endeavoured to discip- line himself, and, to smother his merriment by covering his face with his handkerchief, But he had to indulge in a good burst, and thei whole court Bat laughing itself into tears,

The interpreter then announced that witness was told by prisoner that she must get nine "This is the funniest cas I have ever had. The prisoner, would then write on them

and they must be burned in the fire. before me," exclaimed Mr. Chester Jancë, the presiding judge at the Clerkenwell Session. during the hearing ni a charze in which the most amazing story of gullibility and of imposition by means of witchcraft and other miraculous powers was told..

The princip persous sparing in the case were ignorant and poor Russians living in the East-end,

The accused was, Rachel Neuhans, aged 40, a Russian woman, and she was indicted for having obtained £5 14s. from Mrs. Annie Samuels by fal-e pretences and £25 from Rosie Silberburg.

The accused, a short, thick-set woman, with dark complexion, coarse features and neglected hair, hed all the appearance of a gipsy. She wore a plaid shawl wrapped tightly round her as she stood in the dock,

EXTRAORDINARY EVIDENCE,

Mr. Slade Butler, who conducted the pros section, in addressing the jury, stated that the evider ce was o a most extraordinary character, and it made one doubt whether we lived in the twentieth century. The allegatinas carried one back to the days when witchcraft wan rife. in the country. Strange and ridiculous as it all was, he asked the jury to believe the witnesses.

Annie Samuels, a charwoman, of Brans.. wick-st, St. George's, who gave her evidence in Yiddish through the interpreter, said. her hus band deserted her a year and nine months ago. Recently the prisoner called on her and asked if she wru'd like her fortune told for three- pence. She laid ast some cards, and ap- parently reading them, remarked. "Your hus band has deseried you: I have rower to bring him back again. Give me 2s. 6d. I can re lieve you of all your troubles and restore your

husband so that you will have to work hard no longer,"

BELIEVED HER AND PAID THE MONEY, Witness believed her and paid the money. Next day the pritoner, asked for 11. 6d for candies which, being burst in a peculiar way

with pins stuck all round them-would attract the husband to his home again.

There is no need here to repent what we have already said, and what is indeed patent to all, in regard to the necessity of firm dis- ciplinary measures in a force like that of the police of our International Sentement, Com prising in its ranks Europeans, Indians, and Chinese, it has necessarily to fulfil many duties which in other cities would not come directly within the scope of police work. With the On another occasion she made mysterious volunteers it forms the defensive force of the passes with her hands over the fire, on which Selllement and its organisation is necessarily she had carefully deposited a red brick. But on secui-military lines. In proportion as it is the husband did not retur, and the prisoner ́small for its purpose, by so much the more explained, "I must have more money. The must it be absolutely reliable, and while no more you give me the quicker I shall bring member of the community would wish to see him home." (La ghter.) Witness paid £5 any legitimate grievance of its defenders 156. in all. neglected, it must be thoroughly understood

.

Witness then produced a coinmon rusty pad: lock, which the prisoner had said was an em- blem of her lover's true love. (Laughter.)

Detective-Bergt. Leeson having proved the prisoner's arrest, her counsel argued that the story was too good to be true.

ACCUMULATED A LARGE AMOUNT.

!

Mr. Chester Jones said the case revealed an amount of humin credulity that one would have believed impossible.

The jury found the prisoner "Guilty." Detective-sergt. Leeson said during the five months she had been in London she had ac cuulates a large sum of money by these practices, about which there were many com

plints.

The learned judge passed sentence of nine. months' imprisonment, and certified. for de- |portation.—Morning Leader.

COMMERCIAL.

TO-DAY'S INTELLIGENCE,

Noon. Buyers:-Hongkang Banks $8.0, National Banks $47, Hongkong Fires $330, China Fire Sa6, Shell Transpons 29/6, Hongkew Wharis Insurance Co. $95, HK., C. and M. Steamboats;

T. 232 in Shanghai, Electries $141. Fram ways 5115, A. S. Watsons $12),

Cantons $320, Indo-China $73, China and Sellers-National Banks $56, Unions 5775. Manilax $23, Douglases $42, China Sugars $159 Raube St, Hongkong Docks 5153, Kowloon Points $50, Hongkong Hotels $115, Hum Wharves Spa, Hongkong, Lands $108, West phreys Estates $113, Cottons $13, China Bor nebs $10. China Providents $9.40, Ices Sa36, Ropes $27; China Light and Power Sot,

Powells $8 50.

with

Cotton Mills.The Northern stocks remain steady. Hongkong Cottons are offering at

11.

Miscellaneous-China Providents have been dong at $91. Cements have been sold at $19. angkati have declined 10 Tis. 237f, at which rare shates have changed hands. Sumatras may be had Tie. 93. Watsons have been the medium of a fair busines at 12.85, and more shares are obtainable. William Powells have sellers at 551, ex the dividend of 30 cents paid on the 15th instant.

YARN MARKET,

la their report dated 19th instant, Messrs. Phitozaba B. Petit & Co. write:~

Our last circular was dated the 5th inst. It a featureless interval that covered by the past fortnight, and the report covering the periud is accordingly confined to the narrowest limits of observations.

All Creditors are hereby required to send their Claims to the Undersigned before the said date.

Dated, this 16th day of October, 1906,

ARATHOON SETH,

Official Administrator.

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THE

MAGISTRACY.

OF

Bechstein,

Bluthner,

Winkelmann,

HIS Collard & Collard,

HE ANNUAL SESSION

MAJESTY'S JUSTICES OF THE PEACE will be held in, the. Justices' Room, at the Magistracy, on WEDNESDAY, the 14th day of November, 9:6, at 2,30 F., for the purpose of considering applications for publican's and adjunct licences for the year 1906-1907, under Ordinance No. 8 of 1898

Forms of application may be obtained at the Magistracy.

All applications must be forwarded to the Magistracy on or before THURSDAY, the 1st day of November, 19:6,

H. H. J. COMPERTZ, Police Magistrate, Hongkang, 17th October, 1906.

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NOTICE. PARTIAL CLOSING of Bowen Road,

The failure of anther firm of yarn deal rain hereby notified that the portion of has to be recorded with regret; the Hong is among the principal Chinese dealers. In con- sequence of this failure, a good lat of the yarn,, which had been purchased and whose clearance bas ant been effected, will come back into he marker for re-sale..

Clearances during the past fortnight were rather more satisfactory tan for some t me pst. Most of the yarn dams,ed by typhoon has been taken up by the Chinese purchasers, at considerable allowances, however, which varied in proportion to the ex ent of å mage done to the bile.

The disaster to the well-known steamer Hax. kowon the longkong-Canton run is, fortunate- ly, unattended by losses to yara deniers. Heavy as was the loss sustained by the burning of the

river-steamer, it was limited to the valuable

the urin'iple freight on the fteful voyage of cargo ni' silk and matting which constituted

the s.s. Mank: 2,on the 14th October.

Arrivals: Per steamers Catherine Appar and Namsang (from Calcutta), and Riojun Muru, Maxagon, Trieste and Kagoshima Muru and Della (from Bombay) of about 20,000 bales for Hongkong nd 33,500 bales for Shanghai.

Shipments. To· Shanghai' and ́ ́Notthera Ports about 9,000 bales.

Uncleared Stock,bout 38,000 bales. Unsol! Stock. About 105,000 bales. Exchange: We quote, to-day, as under —

India T. T. at Rs. 168 per cent.

nemand,

1691 London T.T.. Sb. 2.3 18. $,

Demand

2.33/160,====

Shanghai... Silver ........

10

1

11

+1

Tis, 72{$teo,

32.2d, per or,

SHANGHAI MARKET,

The same firm, writing under dute Shanghai,

5th inst, state:-Since we wrote last, a greater

depression has overtaken the yarn, market and the prices have experienced a fall of TI. 1 to Sales: Steamboats $26. Nominal-Shanghai Docks Tls, 104, Dairy Tis. 1.50. Clearances have been poor and slow Farms $17, Cements $19.

notice.

BOWEN ROAD between WANCHAI GAP ROAD and the road to TYTAM will remain CLOSED to all except foot traffic until further

W. CHATHAM, E Director of Public Works.

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Public Works Department,

*inngkang, 20th October, 1905

PUBLIC AUCTION.

'E Undersigned have received instructions

PUBLIC AUCTION,

Tram Commander WELLS, in sell by

FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED,

Hopkinson,

Hanke,

Krauss, &c.

CASH OR CREDIT,

OR ON

HIRE FROM $10. PER MONTH INCLUSIVE.

Hargkong, 22nd August 1965

B

WEDNESDAY, the 24th October, rgoð, at 11 A.M., at Lai-chi-kok, SUNDRY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, that

Comprising:

SINGLE IRON BEDSTEADS with WIRE

STRONG, HEALTHY, WISE

SURE,

you get

AND

T38

BOAR'S

WARDROBES, CHAIRS, EXTENSION HEAD BRAND GUINNESS

CLOCKS, COOKING STOVE and UTEN. DINING TABLE and WRITING TABLES,

SILS, &c, ke, &a;

ALSO

A

A large quantity of COOLIE UNIFORMS, BLANKETS, HURRICANE LAMPS, TUBS, BUCKETS, &c, &c, &c.

A Steam Launch will leave Blake Pier at 10.15 A.M. on the day of sale to convey intend. ing purchasers.

TERNS-As usual,

HUGHES & HOUGH, Auctioneers,"

Hongkong, 20th October, 1905.

ORIENTA

NAVE

COMP

FOUT.

IRELAND'S BEST.

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THE PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. FOR STRAITS, CEYLON, AUSTRALIA INDIA, ADEN, EGYPT, MEDITE). RANEAN PORTS, PLYMOUTH AND LONDON.

(Through Bills of Lading issued for BazavIA, PERSIAN GULF, CONTINENTAL, AMERI-, CAN and SOUTH AFRICAN PORTS)

THE Steamship

by reason of the Chinese bankers refusing to advance loans to Chinese dealers. In conse. WEEKLY 'Share kɗPORT..

quence of the scarcity of money and the greater rise in the Rupee Exchange a comparatively Reviewing the share business for the week, I small number of baler have changed hands at Messin. E. S. Kadoorie & Co. write on the easier prices. 19th inst.:-Business during the week has been rather better and a fair number of transactions last, by T. t to Tla 1.50 has been found neces No. 10, curtailment of the prices, quoted have taken place. The only feature of im-sary to induce the buyers who tonk about 3,600 Captain C. D. Goldsmith, CARTYing His

́"SIMLA," portacco is a rise in Bana, in sympathy with bales of this count for Tientsin and Newchwang. Majesty's Mails will be despatched from this for the advance in London.

BOMBAY, on SATURDAY, the 3rd Novem No. 123,--This count has been in demand have experienced a steady rise from 5830 to Sales about 1,600.

Banks-Hongkong and Shanghai Banks for River Ports and Szechuan a' reduced pricesThe Above Ports in connection with the Com ber, at Noon, taking Passengers and Carga for

pany's S,5. Brillannia, 6,535 tons, from Colombo, $310, at which rate they are firm. The Lon No. 168-- There has been sma l'inquiry for | Pamengers' accommodation in which vessel in that admission to the force in the first instance nightdress, some sheety, and pillow-cases 10. Nationals have sellers in the mar et al: bales were sold.

Then the prisoner insisted on having a dos quotation has risen from £93 158. 10. 495 this count at much lower prices. About 400 secured before departure from Hongkong, carries with it obligations, which are not to be These she was going to prepare with a secret $50. discarded at any passing whim of discontent, process, so that one night witness would wake The Council, are not likely to disregard any up to find her husband by her side. He would proper requirements for the well-being of a be wearing the night-dreas, and the pillow force on which the Settlement, in spite of the cases would have been treated with something grumbling which are part of the ratepayer's which had the wonderful power of preventing privilege, has always looked with pride and her husband evor running away again.. (Loud

satisfaction.

TRE throwing of rice at weddings is probably the oldest custom at present in common use.

laughter.)

'A' GOOD WITCH.

Mr. Slade Butlers. After all this did your husband come back?-Witness: No, sir,

placed at $320, but Unions are weak and can Marino fesurance-Cantons have been be had below the quotation. The report of the North China Insurance Co. has been issued to shareholders. The profit and loss account for the year, 1905, after deducting. Tis, 26,229.31, being the interim dividend of 7) per cent, pafd. on the 1st May last, shows a credit balance of Tis, 291,9a5/59, which 'ium the 'directors' rés commend should, be appropriated as follows

No. 201. The small supply of this cout has

Szechuon have taken 1,503 bales. They would kept the prices very firm. River Ports and

have bought a much larger quantity, if the prices had been towered to suit them.

Teinl sales of Indian yarn during the foit night 6,100 bales.

Arrivals of Indian yarn during the fortnight, nit. "Why

Estimated unsold stock, 92,000 bales. Sold but uncleared stock, 35,000 bales,

Silk and Valuables,ʼali Cargo for Frame and Tes for London (under arrangement)

Londos, ather Cargo for London, &c. will te wil be transhipped at Colombo into the 1711 itsamer proceeding direct to Marseilles, and conveyed from Bombay by the RMS. Bgypt due in London on the 15th December, 1906,

Parcels will be received at this Office until P.M. the day before salting. --The Contents and Value of all Packages are required.) For farther Particulars, apply to

ABA HEWETT

Superintendent. Hongkong, zoth October, 4908;

IF YU REQUIRE 'STOUS, WHY NOT GET THE,

FULL VALUE OF YOUR MONEY, IN

OBTAINING

THE BEST, ONLY THE BEST?

THERE ARE NO TWO OPINIONS ABOUT THIS

H.

PER CASE & DOZ. PTS.................$24,00.

PER DOZEN 3.09

PER CASK 100 SPLITS...... 17.00

I'ER DOZE 2.35

SOLE AGENTS]:""

PRICE & CO.

WINE MERCHANTS,

12, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL

Telephons. No.

Hongkon4.jpth October, 1906,

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