Telegrams.
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The Japanese Cruisers in Kareps.
"London, 1st July," The Japanese cruisers 7 tukuba and Chitose have left Kiel for Plymouth
The Baal Fisheries.
A United States revenue cutter has caplur. ed 29 Japanese seal poachers on St. Paul Island, Pribiloffs.
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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH WEDNESDAYJULY 3, 1007.
HONGKUNG GYMKHANA CLOB.
The programme of the third meeting to be beid at the Happy Valley on Saturday, 6th inst., (weather permitting) is as follows pets
Patrona-His Excellency Vice Admiral Sir Authur W., Moore, RC B., K.C.v.0., C.M.ớ₫ His 'Excellency Maj.-Genf. R. G. Broadwood, C.B.;
Commodule R. H. S. Stokes, M
CominiticsThe Stewards of the Hong kong Jockey Club (ex officio), H.E. Mr. F. H. May, CM.0 Major Parker, C.-H. Ros, Eig H. P. White, Esg, G. K. Hall Brutten, Eig, D. Macdonald, Esq, and Captain Thompson.
Judge:~CH. Ross, Esqui.
Handicappers-H. P. While, Esq., and
Major Parker,
Clerk of the Scaler --D, Maçdonald, Esq;. Starter -Major, Parker. *..
2nd Startır:-). Paterson, Esq. ^,^ Time Keißtr:=T.:S, Forrest, Esq.
Hon. Sic, and Transusar — R. F. C. Master, Esq.
Korea and the Hague Conference. A deputation from Korea has arrived at the Hague to protest against the non-invita- tion of Korea to the Conference; but the chief object of the deputation is to appeal to the Conferente for protection from Japan, who the deputation assert has broken her pledge to preserve the independence of 1-à p.m.-ONE MILE FLAT RACE-Handi- Korca.
cap. For subscription griffion of this season 1906 07. Jockeys who have not was more Mi Nelidoff has refused to receive the
shan two official races in Hongkong, Shang deputa jon,
hai or Tientsin allowed 5 tb. Entrance fee $5. 1st prize: A cup presented by C. H. Ross, Esq. 2nd prize: $15. (Entrance fees to go to winner.)
Later.
The Duty on Tea. In the House Commons, Mr. 11. Nield moved that the duty for an ad valoren duty Mon tear of 50 per cent, but not to exceed 5d.
per-ib
The motion was rejected by 212 to 18, Mr. Bridgeman moved a resolution. for seduction of the duty to 43.
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Mr. Asquith said that no one was more desirous than he to reduce indirect taxation, but the sugar tax pressed heavier than the tax on tea, and when the financial situation permitted it, sugar had the first claim.
Mr. Darius Dreadnought, tost 12th Mr. Dryanduit's: Grey Tick, tost 7lb H.E. Mr. F. H. May's Highland
Heather lost 5lb
Mr. Medico's Nigel, 1251
Mr. Godfrey Master's Draymı, 138: cib, Mr. Rolston's Misnoch, 1st olb/544 Mc M. W. Slade's Zápeter, 1931 olb.~~- Mr. T. C. Vernon's Quicksand, 13 oh Mr. H. Tiffenbach's Emerald Kipg, 13st olb. Mr. Sherlock's Dúblio; 15k dlh. E 7-615 IN-ONE MILE AND 4 QU STAR FLAT RACE! - Handicap For all. China ponies. Jockeys who have not woo more than two official races In Hongkong, Shang bal or Tesisle allowed fibs Entrance les S. tat prize: A cup presented by J. R. M. Smith, Haq, and prize : 515, (Entrance fees to go to winner.)
Mr. C. Paul Chater's Rust, tost albu Mr. W. G. Clarke's Grisis, 10st óíb. Mr. Darius Dreadnought, tost 6lb.
I
Mr. Dryasdast's Grey Tick, tost alb,
Do. Coxcomb, Ist-lb. Meins. T. F. Hough and R. Showan's Pride
of Cedzow, tost zulb.
H.E. Mr. F. H. May's Highland Heather,
jost 4lb.
Mr. Medico's Nigel, tost r3lb.
MWA. Morfey's Southdown, lust olb Mr. Outlaw's Robin (Hood (late As Usual),;
tast alb. Mr. Rolason's Beaufort, tost 4lb
By kind permission of Lieut. Colonel and the officers of the 3rd Battalion Middlesex Regiment, the band of the Regiment will play the following selections
PROGRAMME
EXCLING TRIP OF THE 5.8. “MAURERINGE,
DYCHINESE AND RUSSIANBAT-WAR-
By an Ayimliners ||
by Qur readür" will" doubtless, remember the British steamer Afaori King, Captain Duncan, that had such exciting times in the ports of Vladivostock, Odesas and Singapore and which culminated in several cases in H.B.M.% Su- preme and Police Courls at Shanghai some time ago. The verisi, afterwards loaded a large number of Russian and Chineta labour- ers for Maxico and during the voyage across the Pacifc the officers had their lands fall in keeping pace between the two races. The fol- towing account has just reached us, written by: an eye-witness on board the ship t
S.B. Maori King, Guaymas,
Mexico, 16th May, 1907 We arrived here on the 14th instant, and after the ten days' quarantine, have landed all the Russians Rad Chinese smigrants,
On our way across and when just about sighting the Californian coast, a serious fight occurred between the Russians and Chinese, through a Rusalad fighting a Chiosman who insisted on going up on the forecastle head. The Chiuaman in coming down, lost bii hold on the ralls and was seriously hurt. A cry of "Fight, fight" was raised by the Chinese and in less than five minutes, the decks were swarming with Chinese armed with belaying
March........El Caplian, by Sgten. VAI...... Love' Laat Worl Two Step....Mumblin blows, by Thurben 4Amoureuse, by ferger. 3-March...The Liberty Ball, by Sour. Selection...from The Orchid, by Caryl. -Burch. The Egyptian Patrol." 8-Three Dances from Henry VIIḥ, by German. p-Salection....from The Three Little Maida, by Rubent. | pins,, capstan bars, bamboos, pokers, clubs,
God Save the King.
PLKING 'APPOINTMENIN
To-day's Advertisements.
NOTICEA
Intimations
THE
'O-MORROW (THURSDAY); b ing Joly TOMORROW HOLIDAY, E AMERICAN CONSULATE GENERAL will be U OSED to business. Mr. WILDER will receive frients at the Offices on Pedder Street ROBINSON between the hours of eleven and one o'clo.k.......
Honalong, 3rd July, 1907...
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THE GLORIOUS FOURTH OF JULY
PROSTHAT THE
M&
W KOWLOON HOTEL.
MR O. E OWEN will be AT HOME at VI the KowLOON HOTEL fròm 5 to 7 P.M. Assisted by Mr. J. W. OSBORNE Dinner · 8 P.M. The Calcutta String Band will play: the following selections during dinner and there will be 'various afor-dinner amuse- ments Valsm....................“ Je Frios "... Waldiculel Selection.....The Bohemian Girl", Dalle,
"Galloping Jasper "Trinkaus Cake Walk ..."
fArranged by Selection...ish Sons". S. Machado Song.......... Sing me to Sleep". Reminiscences of Scotland Cavalleria Rusticana.
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"Stars and Stripes." GOD SAVE THE KING. Hongkong, 3rd July, 1907.
CANTON-CHINA,
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I-THE CANTON RIVER BRIDGE COMPANY LIMITED, invite sealed tendera for the construction and erection, com plete in every respect, of a STEEL CANTI- LEVER AND GIRDER BRIDGE, in the Front Reach, Canion, on a site about 740 fest to the West of the Dutch-folly-Fort.
Tata), length, between Abat
ments... Central Spap...
One Span,
Two Spans
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150 each
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angle iron from the batches, rails, etc. The Dr. J. W. Nobel's No Savvy, 1ost-1zīb
fight took place about 1 p.m. when all the 2-420 RM-GYMKHANA CLUB CHALLENGE
officers and saloon passengers were having CUP.-Distance one mile. For all Chinn
A Poking despatch of 20th June says:—. tiffin. The Chinesa rushed to the forecastle, ponies. Catch weights at rost. lb. Win-
B.E. Chao Eih-sen, Viceroy designate of dropped the hatch covers on No, I hold, and ders of an open race or open griffin race 51b. Fiechuan, arrived at Tientsin from Mukden bombarded the Russians below with lumps of extro. Non-winning subscription griffins this afternoon by train and will conie up here coal and pieces of wood and iron. The foresecting the city of Canton with the suburb of
-The Bridge is for the purpose of con allowed b. Jockeys who have got won for Imperial audience Lo-morrow. fter thir, castle head appeared to be a mass of swinging Honam, and will be of the following leading more than two official races in Hongkong, H.E. Chan will proceed to Chéngiu to take up clubs, arms and-heads, and with the green measurements Shanghai or Ticatsio allowed 5lb. To be his new duties, sterling via the Peking-Han shirts of some of the Russians you would ime- Mr. Bridgeman's motion was rejected by won by the pony scaring most marks is the kow trunk line; thus the Viceroy, may be ex-gine a Donnybrook Fair in progress. *195 10.136.
races for the cup, counting 4 points for a pected at his destination in July, bext, Priace first; a for a second; and I for a third, The Su took over his new duties as President of the benefit of marks already scored to pass with Minchengpu (Ministry of the Interior) from the pony on a sale. Any winner of the race Na Tung yesterday. As this Prince is con- to carry ib. extra for each win in subse-sidered the most enlightened and progressive quent sinils for the cup, but in the event of of the Manchu nobles, as is Viceroy Tuan a pony carrying the penalty not winning, Fang among the high Manchu officials in zib, to be deducted next time he starts. Pen.
Chies at the present time, it is believed that alties accumulative up to tib, Entrance he will do something for his country and pro- fee of $5 to go in tite purchase of ́a mementople so far as internal administration is con to the winner of each race, and Sz5 to second cerned. ' pony out of the Club' funds. At the conclu sion of the season a cup, valne Sox, will be presented to the owner of the pony staining
SHANGHAI HARBOUR.
REGULATIONS,
From the Shanghai Committener of Cus tomi the Shangkut Mercury has received a copy of the harbour regulations for the I ori of Shanghai, containing important changes which we detail below, the numbering of the para graphs being, the same as in the Regulations.
"The anchorage for foreign vessels is between the south side of the Kingnan Arse pal Dock and the Tungkon Creek."
Reference to the official plan of the harbour and to the sections thereof enumerated in the regulations hewa, that, there are now two additional upper sections known as "Upper Section A" (between the soulbern side of Kiangnan Arsenal Dock and the Pailien Creek) and "Upper Section B (between the Pailien Creek and the Southern end of the Chinese Bund.)
The old "Upper Section " is now to bứ known as "Upper Bection C."
At the other end of the harbour are two ad- ditional sections. The old "Lower Section " is to be known as * Section so "below which are *Section tri (from the Yangking Creek ta Cosmopolitan Dock) and "Lower Section," (from Cosmopolitan Dock to Tungkon Creek). ^^10.—When wessels are shifting to and from the wharves and bead and stern mooring buoys' in the 6th, 7th, or 8th sectións, a black ball, four feet in diameter, must be hoisted at the flags ff on the wharf from or 10 which the vessel is rhifting, and no vertel shall "com•¦ mence to shift und such black ball has been hojuled for ten minutes,
The vess:! whilst to shifting shall exhibit a black ball, two feet in diameter, at the fole truck."
*13-Vessels arriving at this port and hav ing on board as cargo, in whatever quantity, any high explosive or the specially prepared corstituents of such, shait (excipi as provided in clause 15 of thate régulations), after coming inside the Woosung Inner Bar, anchor below Black Point and fly a red dig at the fore, and shall abide by the instructions received from the Customs concaning the discharge of the
same,
Vessels having to receive on board any such explosives inside the Woosung Inner Barshall observa similar precautions in,all respects":
"10.—Vossela arriving with naphtha, benzine, or other highly inflammables us cargo, shall not come up the harbour beyond the lower wide of the Cosmopolitan Duck, where they shall remain 'until all such cargo has béré dis- charged.
Vessels loading naphtha, benzine, or other bighly inflammables as cargo shall do so only where such is promitted to be discharged and from there proceed to seni
The Manchu Lt-General, Ying Chang (for. merly Chinese Minister to Berlin) Provincial Commander-in-Chief of Kiangpeb, North Kiangsu, has been instructed by the Throne 10 come up here to take his appointment as Junior Vice-President of the Luchrupu (Minis Try of War) and Lt-General Wang Shih-tieng
Clear
Height to underside of Central Span abova "High" Water Level
As soon as the officers were aware of the fight, they endeavoured to prevent the Chinese from entering the afterholds and from joining their comrades on the forward decks. The Russians on the forecastle boud were waving their hands to show they were not fighting, Width inside handrailing *** and the Chinese contractors and foremen were 3-The general conditions, specifications, amongst their countrymen trying in vain to drawings, form of tender and all other in- control them. The Captain Joined them in. WILLIAM DANBY, M. INBT., C.E., formation may be obtained at the offices of their efforts to pacify them, while the officers Hongkong and Canton, or at the following off watch stayed on the bridge deck waiting Agencies of the Chartered Bank of India, for further developments. During a lull in the Australia and China, viz. London, Paris, fighting, the Chief Engineer succeeded in Hamburg or New York, bringing the wife and daughter (about 13 years for the Specification and set of Drawingo, 4-A Charge of Sago.co (Mex.) will be made of age) of one of the Russians (the ealy women which will be returned the Contractor upon the folk on the ship) to the wheelhouse for safety.receipt of a bona fide tender.
The doctor's assistant fired a revolver in
the second highest number of marks. Mr. L'ryasdusts Coxcomb, rist alb Mr. E. Kadoorie's Manchurian Chief, tost 6ib Mr. Godfrey Master's Blue Nile, 1st old 34:40 pm-LADIES' NOMINATION--EGG
AND SPOON RACE.-Each lady will be who has been acting for General Ying since expected the Chinese to rush the bridge but Road Central and addressed to Mr. LAU
provided with a spoos: at the word "Go" lady will throw her spoon to the geileman
nominated by her who will be standing dis mounted a short distance away. Gentleman ofter obtaining spoon to mount and gellop to a basket in which a number of eggs.will be placed, dismount and obtain an egg, mount with egg and spoon and return to lady carry ;ing tag in spoon, hand egg and spoon to Indy who will run carrying egg in spoon to a post about 10 yards away. Fest. lady past post with egg latact properly carried in spoon to win. There will be a line drawn across, the course a short distance on the winning side of the basket, any gentlemen touching egg with any part of hand after crossing this line w.ll be disqualified. Another fine will be
drawn across the course about 10 yards from
last year, has been appointed his successor at Chinkinagpu, while Lt. General. Wang Ying- chich has been appointed Acting Junior Vice- President of this Ministry until the arrival of General Ying from the south. As Gereral Ying was educated in the Government military college at Vienna in his youth' and speaks Gerotas fluently, there is nothing surprising in the fact that he is a strong believer in modern German arms. It is surmised that he will try to introduce the German system of training into the Chinese Luchun instead of the Japanese methods. While in Klangpeh, General Ying drilled all his troops after Ger. man methods and proved very successful. But it is reported in Chinese official circles here that Viceroy Tuan Fang has telegraphed to the Government requesting the termparary reten- tion of General Ying until the existing terrible fam ne in Kiangpeh is terminated. As General Tith Liang is completely ignorant of modern
the air from the deck of the bridge, and we all luckily, very few of them heard the shot and they gradually stopped-fighting Strange to relate only eight Russians and lix Chinese more or less wounded, and a few others, with braiser which did not need the doctor's atten-
tion.
.
Russians on board. The only reason I think We had about 950 Chinese and about ago
nobody was killed was because the Chinese, although better armed ban the Russians were afraid to go down the No. 1-hold, and the Russians were afraid to come out of No. 1 bold.....
The citerer (for the labourers) and assistants were in mortal fear of their liver, and most of them slowed themselves away in the bunkers and other places of safely.
:
It was not till 3 p.m. that we were able to feeisure of our lives, as, although the actuat fighting did not last over half an hour, the
5-Scaled tenders to be sent to the Hong- kong Office of the Compasy, No. 7. Queen's CHIN TING (Chairman), not later than coon on the rgth of Octobeernest, endorsed Trader for Bridge, Cacion.
6. The Directors do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any tender, or to refund any expense incurred in tendering.
By Order,
LAU CHIN TING,” Chairman.
1633 Hongkong, 3rd July, 1907.
HONGKONG GYMKHANA “CLUB.........
THE THIRD MEETING of the Season Twill be held at the Happy Valley, co SATURDAY, the 6th July, 1907, commencing at 4.00 PM.
The Charge of Admission will be $1.00 for
others than Members of the Hongkong Jockey Club or Gymkhana Club,
The Committee invite the Ladies of Hong- kong to be present
the winning post; gentleman must pull up before crossing this line; any gentleman crossing this line before, he has handed his military affairs, he is naturally wishing General Chinese seemed bent on revenge, In the No. 3, 4, 5 and 6.
Ying to come up North to attend to his duties without further delay. The Senior Vice-Pre- sident, Shou Hsun, also is not acquainted with modern military methods. Prince Ching is nominally the Controller General of the War
evening the saloon passengers consisting of the doctor, Russian foreman, caterer, etc. asking the Captain to put into the pearest port drew up a petition signed by all the Russians
for an armed guard.
The Captain after consultation with his
Half of the eggs will be hard boiled Ministry. Thus the Luchunpu is to be. con officers, and seeing that we wern without fire-
trolled by four Manchu officials unless General Ying be retained for further services in Nouthern Kiangsu Province as desired by Viceroy Tuan.
The reduced official, Chu Hung-chi, will
leave here for his native place in Chèkiang in the course of a few days. The cause for Chi's- down fall, as is known, is that he was the rest agitator of the receat Chinese official scandal in the Capital, in which Princes Ching and Tsai Chèo were implicated as receivers of bribrs from the ex-Governor Tuan Chih-kuei of Bei- Iungkiang, North Manchuria,. and that his in- |trigan has now been exposed by the Hanlin Reader, Hun YU-ting. Theather serious charge
arm, decided to put into San Diego, the bear- services of twenty men mostly navy reserves est port of assistance. We there secured the under Lieut. Stewart, and continued our four-
ney
to Guaymas.
Post Entries will be accepted for Events
REGINALD F. C. MASTER,
...Bon. Sec. and Treasurer. Hongkong, 3rd July, 1927,"
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At Guaymas we were quarantined for ten Captain Helms, will be despatched as above, days, but after five days in port, maiters become on SATURDAY, the 27th July, at Noon assistance, and eleven sailors under an officer for Passengers, and has & Refrigerating Cham so serious one aight, that we had to call for
This well-known Steamer is specially fitted for the Mexican gunboat Democrata were her which ensures the supply of Fresh Provi. Nienteiner placed on board besides the guards from Sansiens, Ice, &c., throughout the voyage.
The Steamer is installed, throughout with, the Electric LightAVE SEALAN A Stewardess and a duly qualified Surgeon aro carried,
Diego
The Chinese wanted to go ashore pud wanted a new contract as well, After eight days
passengers the steamers of the Company have electric fans fitted in staterooms.
For Freight or Passage, spply to
> GIBB, LIVINGSTON & Co.j
Agents, Hongkong, 3r1 July, 1907.
brought against Chữ by Mr. Hun is that he quarantine, half of the Russians were landed WN.B.—To assure, the additional comfort of for fumigation, and the day after the remaining Russies and about 300 Chinese were landed, and the following day the remaining Chinese with the exception of the sick ones were all landed. When the Chinese were all landed, the officers and engineers were at liberty to go ashore, and the guards were allowed to say in an hotel till their claims were paid. '.
egg, and spoon to lady will be disqualified. After throwing spoons to gentleman ladies wil retire to side of the course and wait till gentleman nominated returns with egg and spoon to the line where he must pull up Lady must not touch egg with any part of hand. Op a to members of both seivices as well as to members of the Gymkhana Club. En- france fee $2 1st and 2nd prizes presented by, the Club. Post entries. 4—5 p.m.—HURDLE RACE.--For China ponies
Distance about one mile and a quarter. Catch weights.10 s. 8 lb. Winner of hurdle race at last Gymkhana gib. extra. Entrance fee 55. Ist prize: A cup presented by His Excellency Mr. F. H. May. 2nd prize: $25. (Entrance fees to go 10 winner), Post entries. No race unless four startem. .- Mr. G. K. Hull Bruttón's Sanguine, 1on1 8lb Mr. Rolaton's, Beaufort, lost 13lb. Mr. Relason's Minnoch, lost Bib Mr. G.fl. Ross' Ben Eion, 1751 8ld 5-5.15, p.m.-TINT PEGGING CHALLENGE hat beed in private communication with a CUP-Presented by His Excellency Major-certain native newspaper in Peking about State General Broadwood, c.0.- For China ponies, affilis, The High Commissioners, Grand To be run for five times and to be won by Secretary of State, Bun Chia-iai and the Man the rider scoring most marks at the end of chu General, Tich Liang, are making strict the season. Best of three runs at each inquires about this important point by Imperal meeting Points for pace and style. Open instruction. Mr. Hun will probably, receive a to members of both services 2x well as to similar punishment to that meted out to the members of the Gymkhana Club. Winner late Censor Chap if the charges prove in of this event at previous Gymkhanas this
correct. -season to count marks scored by them at this meeting towards aggregate only. Meméntoes presented at this : meeting to be taken by riders scorlag highest number ex- clusive of previous wincers, Enimace: fee 53. A memento presented to the ist and 2nd at each meeting. Post entries Mr. W. G. Clarks. kada Wharf or the Napmaton Wharf, south of M., R. F. C. Master,
Mr. W. B. Dopree. the Tungkady Dock, and must remain there Mr. C. Ross
nil all'euch cargo has been discharged, 6-5.45 pm-WELTER RACE-About 3
Vessels Joading mineral oil or calcium
furlongs. For all Chips ponies, Catch cirbide shall do so only where such is per "weights over 13 stone. Riders and ponies mited to be discharged, and from there proceed
in the regular racing events at this meeting to be barred. Open to member of the
· Jockey Club and mimben of both services as well as to members of the Gymkhana Club Entrance fee 55 1st prizes a cup presented by John Paterson, Etq, and prize: $15.- / Post entries, m
21.—The storage of naphtha, benzine, or other bighly flammables is only permitted on the Footung side of the river, on shore, be- low the Cosmopollian Dock.
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31,-No fires, for cooking or any other pur 'pose, and no smoking shall be allowed on board any lighter or other boat when going alongside a vessel that has explosives, naphtha, 'berzine, etc., on board, nor while there are any such explosives, naphtha, benzine, elc',' on board, such lighter or bost
23-Vessels 'arriving with mineral oil or calcium carbide es cargo shall be kenhed on the Poolung side of the river below the 8th. section of the Harbour or alongsi?e a Tong:
24-A vossel arriving with a contagious disease on board, shall not come nearer the löwer limit, of the harbour than Black Paint, shill dy at the forn a yellow flag, and skull out allow anyone le disembark or go on board without permission from the Harbour Master's.
Mr. "M, H. Logan's Paisleys Pride, 13st olb. Commander, Magendien Polar Star, isti olb,"
THE WEATHER.
amount in N. China,
The depression is still progressing Eastwards in the Son of Japan.
COMMERCIAL
TO-DAY'S EXCHANGE. Salling.
London-Bank T.T.
Dodamand,...... Da* 4 months' sight taki
We went ashore the same day as the guards, and went for a car ride with them and dined si the same hotel, and visited the Plaza and the railway depot and some of the stores. The Hotel prices are very moderate, but the price The following report is from Me, F. G. Figg, of some things in the market takes your breath Director of the Hongkong Observatory'
On the 3rd at 12.89 p-The barometer has way. Fancy one dollar for a water melon or grace-Bank T.T fallen moderately over Japan, and risen a live cents for two tiny apricots, or afty cents America-Bank T.T.
for a small basket of strawberries which you Germany-Bank T.T.
India T.T. ******EL can get in Shanghai for ten center than le
Do demand We saw on the following day a bull fight Shanghai Bank. and listened to the band on the plaza and Singapore T.T... enjoyed ice cream there after dinner. San [apanBank T.7 'Dižgo and other, American papers published | Java-Bank T.T.
exaggerated accounts of the riot on boxed.,
We are bound for Portland, Or, but I do not expect we will leave here this month as Mr Serebrenlok in expected here on the 30th inst, to settle affairs for the charterers. A so days sight Sydney and
mouths sight Franco THE
Sin San 6 months' sight
"months'sight Germai Francisco have brought an action in the Calli fomas Sobreme Coin,
Bar Silver San Fras Bank of England ran
Pressure remains high over, the Philippines. It's relatively low in the trough, between N.E. and S.W, winds, lying over China to the South of the Yangtze, des diggin Nikari Fresh B. monsoon may be expected in the Formoss Channel and the N. part of the Chink. hongkong rainfall for the 24 hours ending at to a‚m, to-day, nogʻinches, SAMANTHAM FORECAST,
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Hongkong and sighbourhood, S. 8.W; winds, fresh'j aqually, thunder sboxers --1-----Formosa Channel, jama at No. 14:
South coast of Chips between Hoogkong and Emmocks, Bansa na Nas Testers
South coast of Ching between Hongkong [sed Hainan) samaan No 143
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