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TELEGRAMS.

[Renter's.]

Explosion on French Torpedo Boat.

LONDON, roth February.

An explosion occurred in the engine room of a French torpedo boat on a speed trial, off L'Orient. Nine of the crew were killed.

Rugby Football,

Ireland beat England by 17 to 9. The King and Queen's Visit to Paris, The King and Queen have returned to London. The visit to Paris was a great success in every way.

Tho United States. Mr. Cortese, the Justice of Paterson, New "Jersey, who was instrumental in capturing a gang of foreign law-breakers, has been blown to pieces in opening an infernal machine received by express. His son is seriously injured, and the office wrecked.

Russia.

The Tsar has ordered the issue of 4 per cent. State Rentes for Rbla. 70,000,000 to meet the requirements of the famine, 'and other urgent extraordinary expenditure.

Later,

The Californian School Question.

Eresident Roosevelt and, Mr. Metcalfe have again. conferred with the Californian

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY FEBRUARY 12 1907.

MARINE COURT, SA

COXSWAIN'S CERTIFICATE, SUSPENDED. ¿ At the Marine Court this morning, before Lieut. C. W. Beckwith, R.N., Harbour master

and Marine Magistrate, an inquiry, was held into the circumstances of a charge brought by Mr F. F. Bovet against Fung Fat, manier of the licensed stean launch Les Fat, for failing to observe the rule of the road in the waters of

the harbour on the 9th inst.

Air. Bovet, sword, said he left Murray Pier in his launch Gratchin on the gih fart., and at about 1.5 p.m. when about off the Naval Tor. pado Depot one of the Chinese Yaumati férry launches 'came across his bow at · full'speed. It was only when a collision seemed inevitable that our launch slowed down and ported her halm. The Yaumati lanach went straight across, and proceeded to Yaumati., This has happened so often before that I made it my business to find out und report it. I found the launch was called the Lia Fat.

WL. Carter gave corroboralíve evidence. His Worship said; I find you, Fung Fat, guilty of grass carelessness in the execution of your duty as coxswain in charge of the Lre Far, in that you did wilfully disregard the rate of the road on the 9th February, and cross the bows of the steam, launch Gretchen, thereby causing grave risk of injury to life and property 1 find you unfit to hold the certificate of master, and suspend your certificate for three months. At the expiration of that term you will pass another examination, if you wish to regain you certificate,

STEAMSHIP SÜBSIDIES.

CHINESE REPRESENTATION.

ABROAD,

THE HONGKONG COMPANIES. ORDINANCES.

REPRESENTATIVE MEETING AT SHANGHAL

The following gentlemen were: elected, to serve on the Committes, with power to add to their number:-Messrs W. V. Drummond, J. C. Hanson, H. R. Kintar, E. C. Pearce, and a representative from Mess Jardine, Matheson

A vote of thanks to Mr. Hanson, for seling as Chairman was proposed by Mr. Pearce, and

the m-eting them terminated

To-day's Advertisements.

THE

HONGKONG, CANTON AND MACAO-

STEAMBOAT, COMPANY, LIMITED.

The Chinese Government, has "established. new laws for the Chinese legations abroad.

The legations to London, Paris, Berlin, St. As was, briefly indicated in our yesterday's | & Co.. Petersburg, Washington and Tokyo are to be issue, reports the N. C. D. News of gth "imat,, a called Legations of the First Class. In each meeting of the representatives of British Com of these six legations, there shall be one Mipanies in Shanghai was held on Thursday at 2 pister of the first order, one counsellor of the Jinkee Road to consider the proposal of the third rank, two interpreters and two secretaries Hongkong Government strictly to enforce the from the fifth and sixth ranks respectively. provisions of the Companies Ordinance,. The The Chinese legations at Vienos, Rome, list of those present and the Companies they Bruselies and the Hague.belong to the Second represent was as follows:

Mr. J. C. Hanson, representing Kalco Ld; Class. For each of these four legations will be appointed a Minister of the second degree, Mr. H. R. Kinnear, Wolhaiwei Land and Build; one interpreter of the fifth, and two secretaries ing Co,, Kochien Cargo Boat Co., J. Llewellyn from the fifth and sixth ranks respectively," & Co. and Shanghai Land Investment Co.; Mr. "At present Spain, Portugal, Peru, Mexico E. C. Pearce, Laou Kung Mow Colton Mill, and Cuba have no Chinese legations, and di- North China Herald Ld., S. Moutrin & Co, plomatic affairs with these countries are cou-Shanghai Electric and Asbestos Co. and Kiang fided to the Chinese Ministers sither to Lonse Coal and Iron Co., Mr. J.E. Bingham, Voel- don or Washington; This, the Chiness, Gov kel and Schrooder, Ld., and Shanghai Times ernment has found inconvenient, and in future and Sport and Gossip, Ld; Mr. "L. W."Jabb a counsellor of the fourth degree, assisted by Shanghai and Hongkew Wharf Co, Ld. and an interpreter of the fifth and a secretary of the Ewe Cotton Spinning and Weaving Co., Ld.j sixth degrees shall be appaloted in each of Mr. W. H. Jackson, Shanghai Horse Bazaar, these countries, in place of a full legation.

Co., Ld.; Mr. J. S. Dooly, Dunning & Co., Ld., Mandarins of the fourth degree will be sent Woosung Fort Launch Co., Ld., and Rosenthal out to Singapore, Pretoria, San Francisco and & Co., Ld.; Mr. G. L.. Oborg, Shanghai Mutual Senul to act as Consult-General for China in Telephone Co., Ld.;. Mr. W. H. Foate, these places. Each of these four Consuls- Mackenzie & Co., Ld.; Mr. G. 1. Shekury, General shall be assisted by an interpreter of Central Stores, Ld.; Mr. Richard Dallas, The the sixth and a secretary of the seventh-de- Dallas Horse Repository. Co, Ld.; Mr. L. W.. grees.

Leibuire, Shanghai Tanning Co., Ld.; Mr. F. A. Cumming, Yangtsze Insurance Assn., Ld.; Mr., C. A. Skinner, Vulcafi Iron Works Co., Ld. Mr. Geo McBain, Shanghai Sumatra OLD Tobacco Co., Ld.; Mr. E: F. Bateman, Sarawang Rubber Estate Co., Ld.; Mr.W. J. N. Dyen

Rieveley, China Land and Finance Co.; Mr. F.C. Heffer, The Astor House Hotel Co., Ldel THURSDAY, the 28th instant, for the LETTING or THE OLD HARBOUR

For the cities of New York, Manila, Hono- lulu, Batavia, Yokohama, Kobe and Nagasaki, Consuls of the fifth degree shall be appointed. The Chinese Vice-Consulate at Penang shall be directed by a Vice-Consul of the fifth degree,

grades. The monthly salaries of the Ministers and Consuls are as follows:-

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NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS.

THE DIVIDEND at the rate of $1.00 per Share, declared at the Onlináry Half- day; will be payable at the Hongkong and Yearly Verding of Shareholders, held this Shanghai Banking Corporation, on and after TUESDAY, the 13th February, 1957.

Shareholders are requested to apply to the Office of the Company for Warrants,

By Order of the Board of Directors,

W. E CLARKE, Secretary:

Hongkong, 12th February, 1907.

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PUBLIC WORKS Department,

Hongkong, th February, 1907. HARBOUR OFFICE, DES VŒUK

ROAD CENTRAL.

CEALED TENDERS will be received at

Congressmen, and it is stated that a mutual N C. D. News, currency is given to the state with an interpreter and, secretary of the seventh Shanghai Tug and Lighter Co., Ld.; Mr. C. the Colonial Secretary's Office until Noon

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understanding was arrived at and that a satisfactory settlement would be reached. Church and State in France. The Pope has rejected the proposals of M. Briand, objecting to the form of

Mr. Chamberlain.

In to-day's papers, writes H, HP in the

ment that japin has at a recent meeting of the Finance Committee of its Government decided to subsidize Japanese steamship enterprise in China to the amount of 800,co you in the

year, and in the list of the undertakings that

are to share in the subsidy are many that are contract.plying in Chinese waters, from Chinese port

for inter-Chinese trade and traffic. It does not seem in the face of things that such a proceed.

It is announced that although Mr. Chaming is fair, and one that ought to pass the berlain has progressed favourably, he will not return to the House of Commons before Easter,

The Ameer of Afghanistan.

11th February. The Standard's correspondent in Cal cutta, states that the Ameer of Afghanistan

has been initiated ✯ Freemason.

H

Tis.

Ministers of the 1st class

1,400

2nd 3rd

1,000 Boo

500

Consula-Generat Ordinary Consul...........

JAPANESE PLOẠTING

EXHIBITION,

Acting on the idea of American business men, Japanese commercial houses, under the auspices of a guild of Yokohama exporters, are.

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sent to the Pacific coast afpoo-ton steamship, loaded with samples of Japanese merchandise, to show the people of the coast cities of the United States, Mexico, Central and South American states what Japan produces,

The news of the scheme was brought by officers of the steamship Minnesota. They stated that all the exporters of Yokohama were

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15th March, 1998, subject to the conditions published in the Government Gazette (Noti- fication No. 94 of 8th February, 1907.

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Each tender should bear on the cover the words "TENDER FOR LEASE OF Qld Har- BOUR OFFICE,

Intimations.

THE

ROBINSON PIANO

GO., LD.

TALKING

MACHINES

AND

RECORDS.

LARGE

HAND VARIED

ASSORTMENT

Mr. J. E. Trueman, Weeks & Co., Ld; Mr. W-OFFICE, from the 15th March, 1997, to the New Stock just arrived V..Drummond and L. Kerr, Perak Sugar Cuf tivating Co., Ld.; Mr.A. W. Burkill and Mt. R. N. Macleod, Anglo-French Land Investment Co., Ld.; Mr. G. R. Wingrove, Shanghai Gas Co.; v r. W. 5. Davidson, Shanghaj Building In- vestment Co., Ld.; Mr. W. Scharff, China Flour Mill Co. and Scharffe Oil and Bone Mill Co.;The Government does not bind itself to M. E.E. Porter, E.E. Porter & Co., Ld.; Mr. L. accept the highest or any tender,

Forms of tenders and further particulars enn K. Burkhardt, Hotel des Colonies, Ld.; Mr. H. be obtained from the Public Works Depart von Rucker, Shanghai Dock and Engineering meat. Go; Mr. D. W. Crawford and Mr.'j, Ambrose,

W, CHATHAM, Lane Crawford & Co, Ld.; Mr. J. D. Clark,

Director of Public Works. Shanghai Mercury, Ld, Hall, and Holz, Ld., and Sin Wan Pao, Ld, ; Mr. A. J. Hughes and Mr. J. A. Wallie, China Mutual Life Insurance Co.; Mr. Hayward, Hall and Holtz, Ld.; Mr. C. L. Seitz, China Import and Export Lumber Co., Lu, Mr. A. H. Brooks, Weeks & Co. and E. Schnorr, A. Builer Cement and Tile Works,

scrutiny of the many nations engaged in trade in China co its waterways, as creating a bad precedent that may lead to trouble. Every nation now in the 20th century, that is not p'e iged to free trade and absorbed in a qui- 'xotic idea of sharing its caite with others, or more correctly giving all the icing and plums of its cake to all but is gun citizens, lays down the strict role and sees that its acted up to, that all coasting and internal trade from port to port or town to town in its own country shall be carried in a railway of its own or if carried by water, in bollums owned and rekistered under its own flag; and takes good backing the plan and that in that city it is meci care that others de noi interfere in it, but betting. with the highest approval. The company glances in which the meeting came to be called, we have the interesting but objectionable pro now capitalised at 53,000 yen and the work of said that companies in Shanghai, deriving position that trade and traffic between towns of

securing the samples is going ahead rapidly. benefit from the protection of British law would -Chinese rivers, originating and terminating in The officers of the Minnesot have aut learned robably not be unwilling to pay something China, are to be unfairly lostered and support what steamship had been secured other than it for that protection ; they did so already, in fact, The Tribune dates that Sir Robert Harted against boltams owned and registered by was a vessel of more than 2,000 tons. It is in through the fees charged on incorporation

corporations under the Chinese Mag as the will leave China in a fortnight, for two years Jap.sese propose to do: The proposition coast ports and showing business, men and necessarily raise, a protest, but what was be out ten months, touching at all of the Pacific Even an increase of contribution might not leave, and is not expected to return: This might receive suppurt or countenance if it was representatives of Eastern commercial houses/objected to was the method Dow proposed to

being done to enable Japan to push its own trade up to these points, but to enable it to

Naval Appointment. Captain Troubridge, K. N., iąte Naval Attaché at Tokio, has been appointed chief of the Staff of Vice-Admiral Drury, the nuw Commander in the Mediterranean,

The Chinese Customs.

action is the outcome of the position in which he is placed by the appointment in

what Japan can prośnce.

The Chairman, in outlining the circum

that end, namely, by the charging of stamp The idea of sending sut a floating exposition doties on transfers. Any such charge must cause great inconvenience and dissatisfaction. fell through. An effort was made in Seattle last year to have. the project castled through,

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THEATRE

ROYAL,

CITY HALL.

THE "ONGKONG, AMATEUR DRAMATIC

HONGKONG CLUB

will present

A FARCICAL COMEDY

ENTITLED

"FACING THE MUSIC," by

CHARLES HENRY DARNLEY, Produced for the Hongkong A.D.C. by

Messrs. R. SUTHERLAND & JOHN ROBERTSON.

DRAMATIS PERSONAF: Rev. John Smith...Curate of St. Andrews -

Mr. A. W. J. Watt

May last of two Chinese Commissioners carry Chinese trade and traff from Chinese originated in New York several years ago, but is shanghai. If such duzies had to be collected John Smith. The other Mr. Smith

over him,

Later.

The German Elections. A sensation has been caused in Germany by the publication of some purloined elector al correspondence showing that, the Navy League, always understood to be non-Politic al, received Mks. 30,000 and other support from Prince Buelow and the Colonial Office for printing literature against the Centre.

[By kind permission of the Secretary of the Hongkong General Chamber of Commerce Reuter's telegrams issued to-day appear in this issue.-Ed., H. K. T.]

[N. C. D). Newvi.]

Manchuria,

THE RUSSIAN EVACUATION.“

Tokio, February 7. ·

part to Chinese, port, and turn in cam petition against Chinese river companies and always is a demand that should meet

bat nothing was done. At the present lime question of subsidies has of late been a great which will tour the world landed with the prn with some vigorous action, The whole

there is a vessel being fitted out in Liverpool and yexed subject of contention between inducis of England for the express purpose of dividuals, corporations and Governments, and promoting trade and showing to the world lately in Europe a consensus of opinion of what the nation can do, | most eminent jurists has laid down that such subsidies come very near, if not actually, in the category of unfair rebates constituting undue preference. It is a certainty that if other na tions had realized that Japan would strike out in this direction they would have, had more to say in the terms arranged for Peace after the Inte war. s far as Japan herself is concerned ber whole policy to China has been dictated of late by such on evident chance to raise difficul-" ties for her that I should not be astonished if

she was riding for a fall, and her best advisers

and most - warm admirers would do well to, caution her that "Festina Lente" or walk gent-

The Moscow regiment has already evacuatedly is the best policy. Harbin. Other regiments in Kirin and neigh- bourhood will commence to leave on March 1.

Lung Sickness,

Lung sickness is spreading to a serious ex- tent in the region of Chungocheng, and in spite

of the danger the Chinese authorities remain idle. In Kuantung the Government-General has been compelled to take "military steps with the commander of the local garrison as chair- man of a Sanitary Commission Travellers

ILLEGAL COMMISSŁONS,

POINTS FOR DOCTORS.

The application of the Prevention of Cor, ruption Act to the medical profession is dealt with in the current dumber of the British Me. dical Journal,

touched by the sample ship is unknown as yet As in what American port will be the first

but linse on the liner state that it will be either Seattle or San Francisco,

COMMERCIAL.

it would be more convenienti no doubt to bava

Dr. J. W. Hartley Mabel.The Curate's Wife

Miss C. Shelton Hooper Nora.......The other Mr. Smith's wife

Mrs. Van der Wonde Miss Fotheringay..of the Bijou Theatre

Miss Marchint

Miss Lloyd-Thomas

Period ...

Itousekeeper

· Lt.-Com, Lloyd-Thomas it done through a Hongkong Government

Dick Desmond.The other Mr. Smith's guest

Mr. T. C. Lethbridge

Governosant to establish such a tax office in the Sergeant Duffell... of Vine Street what, after all, must be considered a Foreign office in Shanghai, bar to admit the right of Col. Duncan Smith. The other Mr. Smith's uncle

Mr. H. M. Kendall .

bettlement would open up possibilities of the establishment of dangerous precedents. On the other hand if the share registers were to be the death of any shareholder that administra kept in Hongkong it would be necessary on

tion of the estate should be taken dulin Hong- kong, and often the estate would have to pass through the bands of the oficial administra- Mrs. Ponting ... The other Mr. Smith's ter, thus involving additional and heavy fees. The difficulty might be met by the passing ol ón Ordinance on lines of the Colonial Regis ters Act of 18 3, to permit companies" with, head offices out of Hongkong to take out h register at those head offices. A fee could be cances authorizing them to keep their share charged for such licences and it should be pro- vided that except in the cases of shareholders Sellers: Hongkong Banks $910, Canten In-

domiciled in Hongkong the shares should not surances $195, China and Manilas 521, Doug be regarded as hongkong assets. The mailer lases $36, China Sugars $129, Raubs $81, Kowaffected a very large sumber of companies and loon Wharves $95, China Borneo S10, Chins it was to be boped therefore that before taking Providents $8.70, Electrics $16, Ropes $27, final action the Hongkong Government could China Lights Sof, A. 5. Watsons, $12.

be induced to consided carefully the objections Sales:-Hongkong: Fires $375, China Fires

that had been raised. $19, Indo China $86, Humphreys Estates S11.20, Cements $11.

TO-DAY'S INTELLIGENCE,

3 p.m.

Buyers:-Usign Insurances $820, Hongkong Docks $140, Kowloon Whaves 504 Hongkong Fires $,75, Shell Transports 34, Hongkong, Hotels $122, Cements $11, Icea-5150, Powells

574.

*Although," says the writer, we have Nominal: National Banks 55r, Macao always maintained that the charges brought Steamboats $31, Shanghai Docks Tis. 107, against the medical profession by Sir Edward Hongkew Wharves Tis, 235, Hongkong Lands

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Mr. R. N. Macleod read the draft of a pati tion he had prepared to be sent to the Hung

pg. Government, which in substance as.ed. Government to take no further action" in the

statement of the situation, setting forth the iisues and circumstances of the matter...

Present day.

ON

FRIDAY, 15th February, 1907. SATURDAY, 16th MONDAY,

18th-

at 9 PIN.

Prices

... $3, $2 and $1. Sailors and Soldiers in uniform half-price to Pit Stalls and Pat.

open on and after MONDAY, the 11th Booking Office at the ROBINSON PIANO Co., February, 1967, at 10.A.M.

Fongkong, 17th February, 1997,

COMPAGNIE DES MESSAGERIES MARITIMES.

FOR SHANGHAI, KOBE- AND · YOKOHAMA,

cargo coming from the infected area has been Fry were exaggerated, and that for some part S107, West Points $5c, Hongkong Collops master, pending the dispatch of a,more detailed | THE Company's Steamship"

ordered off the railway zone.

NEW ENTERPRISES IN JAPAN,

ENORMOUS INCREASE.

According to a careful investigation made by the Osaka Asaki the number of new companies inaugurated during the period beginning on Jufy 1st, 1905, and ending on January 1st last, reaches the enormous, total of 2,328, with a capital of Y426,026,263, while established con- çerun whichduring the period under reviewbave increased their capital comprise 363 companies, the amount of increased capitale aggregating | Y131,611,920; besides which a6 companies have issued debentures to the amount of Y 38,719,592, thus bringing the grand total of new capital up to the sum of about ¥526,360,000,

New enterprises promoted since January 4th this year include 161 concerns with a capital amounting to Y22,550,845* and those which have increased their capital during that time number 31 companies with capital added to the extent of Y6,244,813. Two companies have issued debentures since January 4th, the total amount of those debantures totalling Y3,901,800,-/ajan Chronicia,

of them there was no foundation whatever, it|| $114, Dairy Farma S16], Tramways Sarg.

most be admitted that things have occasionally been done in the past which are, forbidden by the new law, and that in future, those who have been not too scrupulous in accepting discounts, douceurs, and commissions, will have to act with more circumspection, or they may find themselves exposed to legal penalțier.

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TO-DAY'S EXCHANGE.

Selling. London-Bank T........

Do. demand Do. 4 months' sight France-Book TT..... America-Bank T.T: ...................... Germany--Bank T.T.. India T.T...

Do. demand Shanghai-Bank T.T...... Singapore T.T. Japan-Bank T.T. Java-Bank T.T.

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der in Council to enable the business and for-

Mr. W. V. Drummond, in a long speech, went isto the independent action taken by the North China Insurance Company many years ago. This company approached the Foreign Office, ...2/2 13/16 on the advice of Mr. Wright, who was then

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legal adviser to the Treasury, and later ...2.81 became Judge of the Supreme Court and "Medical practitioners should not receive

......543 commissions from tradespeople in return for

attempted to procure the issuance of an Oṛ- ..2.281 recommending them or their wares, or from

.1651 dentists for recommending patients; nor should

malities in connexion with the incorporation of they pay commissions to hotel proprietors,

companies to be put through in Shanghai. Mr. -----73 | Wright prepared a draft of an Order in Council lodgingbousa-keepers, monthly nurses, mid

57% prem. to meet the case, and at the last moment the wives, or others för introduction to cases.

.1091 "A consultant should not share his fee with

Foreign Office took exception to the proposal .1348

on the ground that there were so many the medical attendant, nor should the latter

shareholders of different natiopalities in Shang "Commissions should not be paid by pro-4 months' sight L/C, G...........................2/3 5/16 | haj, Companies that if the Order were carried prietors of lunatic asylums to relieving officers | 6 months' sight L/C.............................................. 3/31 into effect it might lead to complications. All or oiber public officials, who may send them patients, as such commission is in the sature of 30 days sight San Francisco & New York,...55 the documents relating to the matter were

bribe.

4 months' sight

55 doubiless sit in the possession of the North

introducing resident patients, but no medical 4 months sight France ...........................

*Commissions may be paid to agencies for 30 days' sight Sydney and Melbourse..2.3 9'16 China Insurance Compasy, and they would practitioner should receive a commission for 6 months' sight

„2.861 | doubtless be of great assistance in dealing .........................................3.88 | with the present situation. recommending patient to colleague, or sanatoriums, or touring agents, or for any derive

4 months' sight Germany from hotels, boarding-houses, lunatic asylums, vice where his whole duty is to his patient, from Bank of England rate.......glene whom aloas he should accept remuneration," Sovereigo

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make such a demand.

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M

Buying,

đó.

2,344 Mr. Drummond then proposed that a Com ..311 | mitise be appointed to go into the whole quos-- tion and report to a second meeting to be beld, $8.95.] ni a later date,

"TONKIN,"

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Captain Charbonnel, will be despatched, as above, on or about MONDAY, the 18th inst

For Freight or Pastage, apply to

G. DE CHAMPEAUX, Agent. Hongkong, 12th February, 1997.

STEAM TO CANTON.

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THE New Twin Screw Steel Steamer "KWONG TUNG "...1,338... H. W. WALKER Leaves Nongkong for Canton on each Sun- day, Tuesday and Thursday, at every exis: Leaves Canton for Hongkong on dach Mon. day, Wednesday and Friday, about 5.30 o'clock every evening.

This Fine New Steamer has unexcelled Accommodati u for First Class Passengers and in First Class Cabios. is lit throughout by Electricity, Electric Fans

Passage Fare-Single Journey serums:54. Meals me anodio

...$1 each.

The Company's Wharf is situated in front of the New Western Market, opposite the old Harbour Office, Cr -----

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Hongkong, 29th November, 1906.

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Renedictine D O.M....

Binckberry Brandy, French ... Do, Do. American. Chartreuse, Yellow ...

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Do, Whisky (Fremy.Fils)... Cocktails, Manhattan, Martini,

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