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TELEGRAMS.

"KONGKONG TELEGRAPH "

SERVICE,

JAPANESE IN SAN FRANCISCO,

PESTRICTIONS WITHDRAWN.

[From Our Own Correspondent.]

Shanghai, 2nd November,

3.30 p.m.

THE HONGKONG

HONGKONG POLO CLUB.

On Wednesday the active members of the Club mustered in unusual force, ns, it was known that the Cup to replace that presented by the Honourable Mr. F. H. May, and, won by the Royal West Kent Regiment, way to be formally handed over in the Club!

The nerasin seemed in'lend additional seat to the play, and the ground being in excellent condition after the recent rain, the ponies ex- tended themselves, and the chukkers played were distinctly faster and more interesting than those usually witnessed

During the afternoon a photograph was taken of those present, and at the conclusion of

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Major Pedley on bebail of the 1-fficers, Royal

TELEGRAPH FRIDAY

NOVEMBER 2, 1906.

THE ARTS AND CRAFTS BXHIBITION.

Owing to the lateness of the hour we were un- able to give yesterday a full account of the open ing of the Arts and Crafts Exhibition, which we now present. There was a very large gathering of

TO STUDY IN AMERICA,

looked for some time at a building bear the VICEROY SHUM'S INTERPRETER, Kennedy Joad tram sution which would bo suitable for the mutem. Now 1 see it is about to be made into a boarding house (laughter) and my hope of our museum are becoming somewhat dim. Still, I may have the good fortune before 1 leave the Colony to be able to propose a vole for a museum, or failing that, perhaps como public spirited

(hear, hear). You have come

[From a Correspondent.]

Canton, 1st November. Some time ago Wong Kip Choo, one of the

Intimations.

THE

interested spectators, amongst them being Sir and wealthy lover of this city will step Government students sent to America to be ROBINSON PIANO Henry Berkeley, the chairman el committee, nto the breachable the beautiful in the educated, returned to Canton, but without com-

Sir Francis l'iggol, Colonel Darling, Hon. Mr. Sercombe Smith, Hon. Mr. E. 6. Howell, Hon. Mr. H. E. Pollock, Hon. Mr. W. J. Gresso, Hon. Dr. Ha Kai, Hee. Mr. Wei Yuk, Bishop Pezzani, Dr. Clark, Dr. Jordan, Portuguese, | German and Japanese Consuls, Messrs. Lau Chu Pak, Fang Wa Chan, Woo Hoi Chau, Ho Kom Tong, and members of committee.

When His Excellency the Governor anived, Your Excellency, the Committee of the Aris and Crafts Exhibition. have invited

West Kent Regiment said: -Your Excellency Sir Henry Berkely, addressing him, said and Gentlemen, I have much pleasure in ask- attendinging your Excellentv, on behalf of the Hongkong

At the request of President Roose-play, veit, the San Francisco authorities havo withdrawn the restrictions against Japanese children schools in California,

The United States.

LONDON, 31st October.

Polo Chib, to acceptihe Cup which you see before you and which was selected for us by Captain Beresfond, to replace that recently won by the Regiment. We were very pleased to winwutright the Cup presented by Mr. May, and I can assure 'you it will be carefully preserved by us, It will be peserved by some of us, when we find our President Roosevelt has fixed, the elecselves unequal to the exposition of tournament tions for the first Philippine Assembly, in form, as a trophy which, shows ndi prowess in the spring.

the past. It will serve to remind all of us of many pleasant gatherings on this polo ground and of the good sportsinen we met here. We know the interest which your Excellency takes mall matters which concern the Colony; but we have had substantial prend of the interes; you take in a game which has given many of 's great pleasure, and cannot allow this French naval te-inforcements have arrived al Tangier, for the protection of Fred, inunity to pass without thanking you for it

Russia,

Eight men have heunt exerdled, "after a Dry-head count inartial, for the boinb mit rage in St. Petersburg on the 29tli,ult,

Lerents.

France and Morocco."

The Anglo-Japanese "Treaty.

:

The

to be present this. Altyneon for the purpose of opening this exhibition. object of the Committee is to promote a taste for and work in arts and handicrafts. The with success, and we hope that your Excellency efforts of the Committee have been rewarded will be able in say, when you have walked through the exhibition, that it is one worthy of the Colony, particularly the exhibits by the members of the ancient Chinese race whose civilisation dates back for thousands of years, governed by men of a nation that stands in the forefront of the ranks of Western civilisation, Sir, we ask you now to declate this exhibition open and to enable you to do we present you this key, wit which we as is your Excellency to formally open the exhibition (Applause)

itis Excellency-Sir Henry Berkeley, ladies nd gentlemen: l'have often read or heard said with reyard to some book written by a passing visitor to a place that he has not had an opportunity of forming an opinion about We ask you lo a cept this Cup for a Tourmale place, and that-the-book therefore would meal under conditions similar to those for the better fot have been written. I think in the May Cup and we ask you to accept with it our case of a visitor who has only been for a few an opportuhay of hearing the views on questions of Polo Hongkong),

affecting the place of residents there, that this catecism is probably correct, On the other hand, I think that where a visitor has teen him sell for some months a resident, where he has hall, and take advantage of opportunities of lasses of the soc ery of that place, that he is de cussing these quesuons with members of all

even in a better position to write about it and in make up his mind as to its wants than the man who has resided there all his life or even a a power of comparison with other places long number of years, because he brings with

that the long resident has lost is for this reason that I make mention of the antes as to he wants of this Colony which I entered in my rrved in the Colony, and the last day of te book between the 25th July, 19:4, when

kere lo-day to collections that have been prepared and not to is prepared within I will not keep you to make listen to me speaking. While all the temple you od drowsily outside. Holding in my hand as a symbol this beautiful key, for which I desire to express my thanks to the committee, 1906 duly opened (applause). I declare the Arts and Crafts Exhibition of

H.E. CHOW FO·

EN POUTE TO CANTON..

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[From a Corespondent.]

Canton, 1st November, A telegram has been received here from H.E. Chow Fu, Viceroy-designate of the two Kwang provinces, in which he states that he had arranged to proceed to Canton all the way in the C. M. S. N. Co.'s Sen Yee, and started from Kiangling in that vessel, but, on getting on board, he says, he found there was no electric installation on board, and thus travel- ling would not be so comfortable for him as in a bost that had such an installation. Thus it was his intention to iranship from the San Yee at Shanghai to the same company's 5 s. Amping, and in her continue his voyage to Banton vil Horgkong. Dering : stay of H.E. Chow Fu in Shanghai the Keong Chow and Sbju Hing communities were to hold special re- ceptions in H.E's honour, H.E. Chow Fu

the 4th inst, arriving at Canton on or about the 8th idem.

pleting his course. Weng, who is a favourite of H. E. Viceroy Shum, has since his viceroyalty, bees employed by the latter as return to Canton, "and during H. E. Shum's

his English interpreter, but now, expressing a wish to return to America to complate his educational course, H., E. Viceroy Shum has | expressed the opicion that he should be allowed to do so at Goverment expense, and has

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ARE SHOWING

promised to do all be cap to further Wong's HIGHEST CLASS

wishes in this connection.

S. JOSEPH'S COLLEGE.

SILVER JUBILEE.

To-morrow, November 3rd, will be the 25th deniversary of the laying of the foundation stone of S. Joseph's College, nad in honour of their Silver Jubileethere will be special services, and at 8 30 pm. an entertainment will be given in the College Hall. "The Rev. Father and Brothers of the institution will be glad to welcome past pupils and friends of the College. to the entertainment in the evening,

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COMMERCIAL.

TO-DAY'S INTELLIGENCE.

3 pm.

Buyers: National Banks $47, Hongkong Fires $3321, Chios Fires Sg5, HK., C. and M. Steamboats $17, Shell Transports 30/-, Raubs 1s. 10, Humphreys Estates Sil. Dairy Farms $17, Electrice $15, Tramways $215.

HE. AND THE NEWSPAPERS,

Sellers Hongkong Banks $820, Unions The Viceroy-designate of the two Kwang $775, Cantons $300, Indo-Chinas $73, China Chow Fu, is taking a vay keen interest in all and Manilas $23, Douglases $40, China Sugars matters pertaining te affairs in Southern China, Stop, West Points 550, Cottons $13. Chinn $145. Kowloon Wharves S90, Hongkong Lands and more especially to those in, the two pro-Borneos $10. China Providents $9.75, Ices

PIANOS,

BY:

THE LEADING MAKERS-

OF

THE WORLD:

Steinway,

Bechstein,

Bluthner,

Winkelmann,

$236, Ropes 323, China Eight and Power $10 Collard & Collard,, A. Waisons St2), Poweils SB,

Lieut, Hellairs asked, in the House of beartiest good wishes for the continued success days or weeks in a place and win has not had expected' to leave Shanghai-on or about the Sol, Hongkong Ducks $151, Sitanghai Docks Commons, whether there was any provision

His Excellency in replying and:Colonel in the Anglo-Japanese treaty whiclf safe- guarded Great Britain from a war with the Major Peries and Officers of the Raya! West Kent Regimeft, “.On behalf of the Hong- United States, on behalf of Japan.

kong Polo Claby I have to thank you for this Sir Edward Grey, in reply, saith that the very handsonie Cup whie you have so kindly treaty was of a general gbarácter,” and not presented. - Competition for it will, I am sure, likely to lead to war with any power.

he keen, and will be instrumental urimproving the standard of our play. thank you the personal remarks you have been kind enough to make, and can assure you it is with regret that we recognise that the time for parting with your Regiment is at hand. Speaking no behalf of the Polo Club, as its President, I wish the West Kent pola team success in their future encounters, and speaking on behalf of the Catony as its Governor, I wish all the Oth cels, Non Commissioned Officers and men of the regiment future property.

The Home Fleet. The Dreadnought has been selected as the flagship of the Home Beet.

Later.

The Recent Disturbance in Amoy. Sir Edward Grey, in reply to a question in the House, said that an inquiry was being made as to whether the assailants of Dr. Horne and Mr. Badie had been arrested for The recent, assault near Amoy, and that the British Minister at Peking had been authoris ed to suggest that they should be compensal. ed for the outrage

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Railways in China,

GEASS SAND,

HICH INK

From a Correspondent.}.

AT WAICHOW,

Sir Edward Grey, in reply to a questionin.

Cath, 1st November.. the House, said that the Chinese Govern Some time ago.be Magistrate at Warchow mat bad-given repeated assurances that sent a despatch to H. E. Viceroy Shim, in funds would be provided, in simre tú prevent which he mentioned that four different spots the suspension of work on the Shanghai-had hero discovered in which there was an abundance of what appeared to be glass.san.

Nanking railway, and that His Majesty's Government was attentively, follwing the matter.

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The Chinese Military Manouvres. The Piking Timeș, criticising the Chinese mancœuvres, comments on the inefficiency of the officers and the madéquaté trailing-of the men, but says that the material is good, and the discipline satisfactory.

the year.

find some, sixteen wants of

vinces over which he is just about to rule. Every newspaper touching however remotely on these subjects is read by, H.E. Chow Fu with avidity, and as he has requested all his friends to keep far bin alpies of every news. paper, in whatever language printed, making any elerence to the makers he has so much al heart, the papers are piling up in immense heaps, for H.E. to go though on his arrival in Canton. All matters of importance appearing

graphed to H.F., be it once acknowledges in any of the newsprpen are immediately téle

their receipt by the same means.

ANTI-GAMBLING VICEROY.

Hang rong entered. First of all there, was the Kowloon-Canton Railway. Secondly. there was the Tytam Tuk extended water scheme. Thirdly, there was the Chong Sha Wan junk shelter. The fonth note was. annual flower show and art exhibition" (ap. pause) The others I need not mection. These notes were not entered necessarily in the order Some days ago it beame known that the if the importance attribute to the public gamblers intended to revive the Pak Kop Pip works, but in the order in which they occurred to me hr were presented to me. I remember litery, which was stopped some months ago, that did then as I do now attribute chn.

The vernacular Press, hearing of this intention, siderable importance to art exhibitions. What raised a strong protesting voice against it. The I was struck with on first arriving-il may be fact of this intention, and the strong objection forgiven for saying in-was the utilitarian prevailed, against i, were at once tele- feeling of the place. So much was the sense of beauty bliterated in many of its inhabitants that they even failed to realise the natura beauty of Hongkong. Since thigh I have had said to me neer and pver again by visitors-

Kraphed to H.E. Chow Fo, who in thanking. the sender of the telegraphic message, said he did not know much about the maiter then, but matter his prompt attention. on his arrival in Canton be would give the

POREIGNERS IN TROUBLE.

ÁLLEGED LARCUNY OF MONEY.

*Two foreigners who gave their names to the, police as Stephen Miclet, a merchant, and Isanc). Sherida, a reat coffector, were locked up in the Central Police Station. last night by Dectective-Sergeant Grant, on a charge of larceny. The complaint was

one Kwok

1s there are requested H. F. Viceroy Shuny w is it we were not told that Hong to send an expert glass manufacturer to the kang was beautiful. We were told that it scene to examine the sand and report oporif-inagurately think-that it was an un- was a large commercial in. We were The negotiations for the final agrisement in der that the ght know what to do with healthy place. We were never nld that it was respecting the Kochow-Hangchow-Ningpoit. Ta compliance with this request H. E. one of the most beautiful places in the world." railway were deferred until the final agree. Viceroy Shum sent a glass expert to the spot, he wharfan feeling is to a certain extent ment concerning the Canton-Kowlood rail who, after making a careful examination of the rat. Piemember being told of the usual Freply of the shopkeeper when it was being way was concluded.

sands, reported that the ones weretas nch as

resented to him that he was making an those in Seale, U.S.A., and the quality as rond apparently exorbhant charge-"We don't a that used for glass marefacture in Faglard, nine here for our health (laughter), which or Europe generally. Upon receipt at this means that most people are out here to make money. That is quite a legitimate desire, as report 11. E. Virciny Shum, it is said, stated

it means the support of wife and family and that he would take the matter under his con.

aminer degres ane's self. Others are sideration and see what was best to be done

here with the idea of advancing their posi-Yuk Ting, manager of the Tape. Cheong firm, Els als quite legitimate ambitions, end of No. 151, Des Vorax Road Central, and he mingling with all every one has in various pre- alleges, that the foreigner's stofe to dollars poitions some higher aim. But I don't think from him.

en be said that people are here any more for the call of beauty than they are for the benefit "of geir heakh, "At the same time there is no eason why we should not make things around us as beautiful as we can. day in my office there is no reason why I should I have to be all not sit on a beautiful chair rather than an ugly office sturl. If a lady bas to spend a large pari at her tome in writing chits, there reason why she should not write them on pretty paper, or that she should send them round with hid rous chit-book. I femly believe that things of beauty domove away a pall from our dull spirits.

The combined forces did not exceed 24,000 Min.

with this glass-makin ; inater al.

LEAGUE CRICKET,

CIVIL SERVICE 2. ARMY STARE.

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The United States and Japan. It is reported in New York that a systemi- atic boycott of the Japanese restaurants is represent the above club in the match Army

*The following, te im, has been selezted proceeding in San Francisco, and that there Staff on the Military ground, to-morrow, the are dangers of anti-Japanese riots if the 3rd inst. coinmencing at 2 p.a.:-13: Arkinson, "H. T. Jackson, (capt.) F. A Biden, E B Reed, Federal Courts decide the educational ques-, A. Woodcock, 1. E. Brett, P. T. Lamble, tion against the local authorities.

F. Bacon, A. 1. Jordan,, W. H. Kelly, Adams, Reserve F. F. Pobius.

DAYLIGHT ROBBERY,

CHINESE WOMAN ATTACKED BY THIEVES

II.K. C. ¢ "A" ». CRAIGEŃCOWER,

P.

The following will represent the HK. C. C A in their match to oirow afternoon, on the Cragengower ground, at 2 15 pm sharp:-

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On the 24th ulyaso, he is reported as inform. ing the price at the Central Station, the two foreigner, called at the firm, and one of the foreigners introduced the other to omplainan! as "captain" of same boat. They then spoke of ordering some coal. While complainant was giving them the price of the different kinds at cast he had in stuck, one of the foreigners asked him to change a 150 bill for him, but he wanted the change

I think anything we can do to make the dull in Chartered Bank notes Complainant (ook surroundings of our life more beaut ful should out from his sale a large sum of money in be done. It is not necessary that we should, notes and was picking out those of the Charter. have expensive things, because cheap things are ed Bank for the foreignon, when they changed anes. The hope that some improvement in the

At noon yesterday, a Chinese woman-an J. F. Hevingjmu, H. F. Chapinan, I., Chalmers. quite as well if they are beautiful as expensive their minds and said they would see him to

amah employed by the wife of the compradore to Vesers. D: Sassoan and Company-who lived with her employers at No 25. Elgin Street, was badly treated by robbers who brake icto the house, and, after overpowering the woman, ransacked the rilace and cleared off.

The story she later related to laspector Ritchie, at the Central Police Station; was lo the effect that at noon yesterday she was the only person in the house. her master being at office and her mistress one to make a purchase. A law minutes after she had closed the door behind her mistress, she heard somenme knock at the door,

"Who are you?" she asked,

A. S. Cobilen, C. H. Falloon, 4. M Fowler, 1. H. Gardiner, P. C Gry, Dr. P. Kew, Kev, H. R. Wells. 5. Rubinson, R.N., P. R. Wolff, and Reserve:

The following will represent Crangengawer in the above match on Saturday next at 2.15 p.m. on the Craigrovower ground. L. E, Lam- eit (Capt.), R. Basa, A. . Brawe, 1. A. Rose, M. E. Asger, R. Pestmaji, J. D. Kinnaird, E. S. Ford, . Tyving. R. B. Cooper, and Evans Reserve:-, F. Gren.

The following is the League table up date:~

Club.

"Open the door," came from the outside. H.KC.C. "A"

We are plumbers come water tap."

to repair your

Kowloon Craigengower

The speaker also added that he longkang Palice..... was in a hurry and could not afford to Army Staff....

wait any longer. The amal, thinking that R. E.

the men were genuine workmen, lung open

the door. Immediately the bell was pulled back three men charged into the house. One closed the door behind them, while another

Played

3 points

win.

1 point--a draw.

Matches.

to

Drawn.

oints.

POLICE IST ELEVEN 2, 2ND FIFTEEN.

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grabbed the woman by the throat and gagged At Happy Valley to-morrow afternoon, on her. When the woman's fighting power was

the Police Recreation Club ground, the Felice subdued the robbers earched the house and first eleven will play a team reprsenting the stoio some $15 worth of jewellery and cloth Police second fifteen. The following will play ing. After that they took their departure. The for the first eleven :-Langley (captain), Keir, amah, who was badly knocked about, then McHardy. Kent, Edwards, Clyde, Fowler, made a report at the station,

Winter, Ogg, Fox and Apel.

The police investigated the matter immediate- If the report was given, and by two o'clock they had arrested a coolle loitering in Elgin Street. The amah fails to identify him, how ever, but the police have decided to hold their man, as they have'An idea 'the right man is at kand.

2nd Fifteen: (captain), Abley, Cooper, Davis, Foley, Gordon, Grant, McLennan, Parr, Shepherd, Watt, O'Sull'var, Atlee, Robertson and Caygill.

The match will commence at two o'clock sharp, and players are requested to be on the ground punctually,'

prettiness of things around us might be helped morrow.about the coal, 'Soon after the men by art exhibitions was justification for the note had left he discovered that out of the money which I entered in my small book here. Later he had taken out of his safe Sroo in notes was un took a further step, because an en- aneh. You will probably remember-or to he of silver. He immediately informed the police, try in a note book does not help maiters mirsing, as was also a roll containing Sio with

arcusate you will not remember-that at the and it was not until yesterday that the police September, 1905. I said, that I meeting of the Legistative Council on 7th were able to find the foreigners. reason why, in view of the various minor before Mr. F. A. fazeland, at the Police Court This morning they werecharged with larceny atts, lace making silverworking bookbioding,

saw

no

THE WEATHER.

The following report-is from Mr. F. G. Figg, First Assistant of the Hongkong Observatory:-

On the 2nd at 12.10 p.-The baremeter bas risen over Japan, except at Hakodate, which

etc, being practised here, a periodical art ex- They denied the charge, and asked for a re hibition should not he a success. These re- mand to engage a lawyer. The case was then marks acting, I think, on the desire which was adjourned until Wednesday next. Hail $290. communicated to the papers by an hon, and learned member of the Council to hold a pho- tographic exhibition has, I think, resulted in. our being here to-day to open the first, exhibi- Tion of the arts and crafts of Hongkong. If I have claimed somewhat egotistically some credit for initiating the movement certainly cannot claim the credit for it being the success that I believe it will prove to be. That is en- tirely due to the energetic work of the com- appears to be affected by another depression mittee, the chairman of which is Sir Henry in the N. part of the Sea of Japan, Berkeley, and of its secretary, Captain Mar- The low pressure area, which is probably chant. I am sure our thanks are due to them shallow, reniains over the 5. Philippines and for their good work (applause). I trust the ex- adjoccal waters. bibition will prove so successful as to result in A high pressure area is spreading over the it being repeated every year This leads me Chion from the N.W., and the harometer has to a somewhat kindred matter about which I risen on the coast particularly in the North, have been looking for an opportunity to say where the rise is a rapid one. Very hard mon- a few words. I am strongly of opinion that soon is expected to prevailover the whole of the we ught in this Colony to have a permanet const, and over the N. part of the China Sea. museum. Ivisited an excellent one in Colombo; |

FORECAST

2.--Formosa Channel, N.E. gales.

Sales: Hongkong Fires 5132), China Fires $95, HK C. & M. Steamboats: $27. Dairy

Farms $17.

Hongkong Hotels $112), Cements $19.

Nominal-Hongkew Wharts TIs. 227,

To-day's Advertisements.

HONGKONG HOTEL.

MENU.-

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3RD, 1906. DINNER.

HORS D'OEUVRES, Caviare on Toast.

Sour. Asparagus. FISH.

Boiled Fish and Butter Sauce.

ENTHERS.

Ox Tongue a la Romaine. Sweetbread Cutlets and Tomato Sauce. Mongles Patties.

CURAY. Dry.

JOINTS, &C. Roast Sirloin of Beef and Baked Potatoes. Roast Capon and Bread Sauce, Boiled Shoulder of Mutton and Turnips, Cold Roast Wild Duck, and Mixed Batad.

SWEETS.

Caramel Fudding. Strawber y Ice Cream and Finger Cakes. Plum Pudding and Brandy Sauce. Cheese Biscuits.

DESSERT,

Coffee.

Hopkinson,

Haake,

Krauss, &c.

CASH OR CREDIT,

OR ON

HIRE FROM $10 PER MONTH

INCLUSIVE.

Hongkong, 22nd August, 1006.

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vestment than obtaining

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our

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MARINE INSURANCE.

HAVE this day established myself in SHANGHAI as AVERAGE ADJUSTER and am prepared to undertake the adjustment of General and Particular Average and other Claims.

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22nd October, 1906.

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NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

HE P. & O. 5. N. Co.'s Steamer

"MALTA,"

THE P

(1062

FROM BOMBAY, COLOMBO AND

STRAITS,

not.

excelled in the East.

Worth twice the money

Consignees of Cargo by the above-named quoted.

being landed and placed at their risk in the vessel are hereby informed that their Goods are

Company's Godowns at Kowloon, where each Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Gadown consignment will be sorted out mark by mark, and delivery can be obtained as soon as the Goods are landed:

This vessel brings on Cargo:-

From London, &c., er S.S. Himalaya. From Australia.

From Calcutta.

From Persian Gulf, ex B.I.S.N. and B, &

P. 8. N. Co.'s Steamers.

Optional Goods will be landed here unless

PRICE:

Per Case

$14.00

instructions are given to the contrary before MIX WITH TANSAN.

hours.

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Goods not cleared by the 8th instant, af

4 P,M., will be subject to rent.

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

Gadown for examination by the Consignees

Damaged Packages must be left in the and the Company's representative at an appointed bour.

Hongkong we have crowded in that little strong; squally, becoming cooler, I believe there is out in Singapore, Ai

All claims must be presented within ten 1.-Hongkong and neighbourhood, N. winds, days of the steamer's arrival here after which Until we can transferit into some more spacious room a nucleus of an important museum.

date they cannot be recognised,

No claims will be admitted after the goods accommodation, Hongkong'amuseum will not be worth anything. I had hoped that the Govern and Lamocks, N.E. winds, strong to a gale. .

3. South coast of Chin between Hongkong | have left the Godowns. ment would have been able to make some pro- vision in the estimates for a museum. I have and Hainan, same as Nah,

4-South coast of Chine betweon Hongkong.

E, A. HEWETT,

Superintendent

Hongkong, and November, 1906.

H. PRICE & CO.,

WINE MERCHANTS,

12, Queen's Road CENTRAL Telephone No. 135. Hangkody, 24th October, 1906.

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