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Telegrams.

***HONGKONG TELEGRAPH”

BERVICE.

THE LATE DOWAGER- EMPRESS

PROPOSED MEMORIAL TEMPLE. [By courtesy of the "Sheung Po."},

Peking, 6th December.

It is proposed by the Central Government to erect a temple in memory of the late Dowager-Em- press.

The site for the temple will be within the Eho Park.

COURT ATTENDANTS. SOLATIUM BY THE EMPRESS

... DOWAGER.

[By courtesy of the "Sheung Po.")

Peking, 6th December. The maid attendants of the inte Dowager Empress have been dis- charged from the Palaco hyrder of the Empress Dowager who gave to some u solatium of Tle. 100 each and to others-Tis. 200 cuch."

CHIENTAO DISPUTE.

NEGOTIATIONS DEFERRED.

·By courtesy of the "Shrung Po."1

Peking, 6th December.

Mr. Ijuin, the Japanese Minister, lias notified the Waiwupu the defer ment of the negotiations concerning the Chiontao boundary dispute

CONSTITUTIONAL GOVERN

MENT.

ITS EARLY INSTITUTION. [By courtesy of the " Sheung Po."]

·China.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH MONDAY DECEMBER 7. 1908.

ACCIDENT IN THE NEW

TERRITORY,

POLICE MAGISTRATE SHỌT THROVON THE HAND.

An accident befell Mr. E. R. Hallifax, the New Territory Police Magistrate, yesterday afternoon. The distressing news was commu nicated to headquarters later in the day, miking

for medical assistante

BURGLAR CAPTURED.

SMART ARRIST, AT YAU-MA-Th

Policeman Cockle was responsible for a very creditable capture at Yau-ma-li at an early hour this morning. At about three o'clock the efficer was walking on the footpath is Station Street keeping on the alert for any suspicious-looking

at

Today's Advertisements.

"COMPAGNIE DES MESSAGERIES

-MARITIMES,

FOR SHANGRAI, KOBE AND

YOKOHAMA.'..

persons. Arriving at the entrance to house No. 16 be heard a noise on the staircase, and.THE Company's Steamship Full particulars of the accident have not waiting for a minute or so, saw

coolio, been received, but it is belloved that Mr. Hall who was carrying a bundle, emerge from Captain Girard, will be despatched for the

ERNEST SIMONS," fax was out shooting near Taipo when he was the building. Like a flash of lighting the above Ports TO-MORROW, the 8th instant, shah Wauggested that, after is throad officer seized the coolie, and demanded from 7A.M. tramping, Mr. Hallifax stood up on the road to rest. His gun he held at his side. By somewhere he abralued the bundle. The coolia means to be explained, the gun went off, replied that the bundle contained his per aome of the shots piercing, the gentleman's sonal effects, but P.C/ Cockle, disbeliev hand, which, it is to be, présumed, must haveing the man's word; accompanied him back been on the barrel. Returning quickly to his into the house. They had so sooner reached

quarteri medical assistance was summoned, and Mr. Halifax's wounds temporarily attended to. The doctor's report has not been made known...

INTERPRETER'S FEES.

AN AUSTRALIAN CHINAMAN'S CLAIM.

In the Summary Jurisdiction. Court, this morning, Charles Hing, who was stated to have been an interpreter, brought an action against Cheang Kai and four other merchants, of Wing Lok Street and Queen's Road West, to recover $534 for services alleged to have been rendered,

and Deacon, was for the plaintiff; Mr. G. E.

Mr.A. Holborrow, of Messrs, Deacon; Looker

Morrell, of Mestre. Goldring, Barlow and Mor rell, represented the defendants.

It was stated that plaintiff was an Eng- lish-speaking Chinaman, having lived in Aus tralla for twenty years. While in Australia- he acted as interpreter, to the Government. Two years ago he returned to Hongkong. The defendants were all partners in a rice shop, and cogaged the plaintiff es ao interpreter. The agreement was that be should be paid between $800 and $1,000 in a lump sum. The plaint ff trusted them and did not take anything. in writing. Plaintiff interpreted for them for

a

period of three and a half mooths, and claimed Sto zo a day, for fifty-one days' work.” He was |also allowed travelling and hotel expenses. When the work bad bean completed plaintiff | asked for payment, but was only offered Sya.

The defence was that nothing was koore to them about the plaintiff. He, it was stated, was engaged by one of the partners to whom he was related, and they were not liable.

The case was adjourned.

THE A, D; (.

SATURDAY NIGHT'S' PERFORMANCE OF

A COUNTRY GIRL"

The bearty, reception which has been

Peking, 6th December, The Prince Regent is determined that after the lapse of a hundred days from the death of the late Emperor Kwang Su, the discussion will be proceeded with of the arded the Aurateve Dramatic Clabit per advisability of shortening the period fomances of 4 Country Girl in Hong- within which Constitutional Gov-kong was fally testified on Saturday night, ernment should be instituted in every seat at the Theatre Royal was occupied. The decided delas with which the piccs wegt was further enhanced by the visit of the Interpart, Cricket team from Canton, and none seemed to enjoy the little bits of our amateur Thespians with regard to the day's match more than the subjects of the allusions themselves. Encores were nu merous; in fact, far too many, re-appearances ability of the performers, but the principals were very obliging to the public clamour for more. Special mention should be made of Mia Ella Rowe, whose praceful and.bigh-class dancing charmed an appreciative audience. The other performers came up to the asual, expectations, and withal, Saturday night's performance of A Country Girl was a decided

[Reuter's.]

The Reform of the House of Lords.

LONDON, thDecember, The report of the Lords Committee on the Reform of the House of Lords recommends that persons entitled to sit in the House of Lords be called Lords of Parliament, the peerage alone not carrying such right; that the hereditary peers eleet two hundred re- presentatives for the duration of each parlia- meat. Bishops to be represented by the Archbishops and eight elected Bishops; the sell-governing colonies by nominees of their respective governments. The power to create

were demanded than was consistent with the

Success,

To-morrow night, the pince is to be staged

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a

the fanding of the first floor, when a door was ang open and the cry of Thief, thief" was raised. With the aid of a lamp the officers saw a hole in the partition, through which the coolic secured (ha clothing with the aid of a twelve-foot pole, attached to which was sack_needle_The_coolie.

For Freight or Passage, apply 10

P. NALIN,

Acting Agent,

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Rongkong, 7th December, 1968.

5.S. "ERNEST, SIMONS,"

COMPAGNIE DES MESSAGERIES MARITIMES.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

*ONSIGNEES of Cargo from London ex ex at Ville de Constantin and Pille de Dunkerque, in connection with above Steamer are hereby informed that their Goods, with the exception of Opium, Treasure and Valu ables are being landed and stored at their Godowas of the Hongkong and Kowloon risk into the hasardous and/or extra hazardous Wharf and Godown Co., Limited, at Kowloon,

was taken to the Ya-ma-ti Police Station, Dordogns and Medoc, from Bordeaux where he was searched, and it was seen that he was wearing" certain clothing which bad been reported missing from another botte No. 20, Station Street Inspector McHardy charged accused on two counts of burglary this morning, and in Ying, for that was his name, was sentenced in six months hard labour on each count.

MARINE COURT,

PAQJECTING "YULOS."

In the Marine Court, this morning, before, the Hon. Commander Basil R. H, Taylor, RN Harbour Master, Policeman M. O'Connor, charged five boatwomen with failing to keep the "yulo" of their boats 'out of water and rig- ged in so as not to project outboard whilst alongside.tbe Police pier on the 5th jest.

It was stated by prosecutor that at 6 p.m. ba the day in question, he was on duty in the Southern Fairway, when he saw defendants' boats lying alongside the praya wall between the Canton wharf and Wing Lok Street, the "yulos" of at the defendants being in the. water. Witness had warned the defendants previously against the practice. On returning, he found the "yulos" still in the water, and on. being approached by witness, the defendants started to pull them' In.

The first defendaol pleaded that her child was crying at the time and she was not prepare ed to pull her "yolas" in." Her two fokią were pulling in ropes Tuo others gave similar

EXCUSES.

A fise of Sto was imposed in each case.

MOORING DURING PROHIBITED HOURS..

la the same Court, PC: L'oigan proceeded against Tang Sau, a boatman, and Chan Kan, boatwoman, with mooring their boala within ros yards of low-water mark between Chis-sha tui Point and the saw-mills at Mongkok dur ing prohibited hours.

F.C. Lanigan stated that at 10 pm, on the 6th instant, in Yau-ma-ti Bay; he went along. side the Police pier and found defendsats boats made fast there. Witness asked if they had permission to be there, and they replied they had got to there delend rats were asleep The first defendant said that he was there to discharge cargo, while the second said that she bad brought over coolies from Hongkong,

A fine of $5 and fa respectively was imposed,

when he

▸

MIS USING A BOAT."

P. C. Ladigan charged Kwok Hi, a boat- woman, with using her fishing boat other than solely for fishing purposes this morning.

Prosecutor stated-that at 3 a.m. this mora-

whence delivery may be obtained immediately after landing

"

Optional Cargo will be forwarded on unless Istimation la received from the Consignee before 6 P.M., TO-DAY, requesting it to be leaded here.

Bills of Lading will be countersigned by the Endersigned Goods remaining unclaimed. will be subject to rent and landing charges. after MONDAY, the 14th December, at Noon,

All claims must be sent in to me as or before the 14th December, or they will not be recog blzedi.

All damaged packages will be examined os MONDAY, the 14th December, at 3 PM, No. Fire Insurance has been effected.

P. NALIN,

„Hongkong. 7th December, 1908, '

Acting Agent.

AMERICA AND JAPAN.

AN AGREEMENT OR AN

"UNDERSTANDING "?-

japanese pre63 ofinions.

Tokio, November 30.

fra

To-day'g Advertisements.

PUBLIC AUCTION,

THE Undersigned have received instructions

to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED,

WEDNESDAY,

the 9th December, 1908, at 2,30 PM, at their Sales Rooms, No. 8, Des Voeux Road, "corner of Ice House Street, SUNDRY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

ALSO

A Quantity of ORNAMENTS, TOBACCO PIPES, WATCH CHAINS, &c, &c.

TERMS -As usual,

HUGHES & HOUGH,' "Auctioneers... Hongkong, 7th December, TQD8.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

$1055

THE Undersigned have received instructions to sell by PUBLIO AUÓTION,

the

(Past

FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED,

THURSDAY,

10th December, 1908, at 11 M., at their Sales Rooms, No. 8, Des Vœux Road,"

comer of Ice House Street,

Bankrupt Stock of a London Jeweller),

A QUANTITY Or SILVER AND PLATED WARE,

Comprising:-

SILVER-MOUNTED. DECANTERS, VASES, SPOONS in Cases, TUILET SETS JUGS, HAIR ·DRUSES, FLOWER DRESSING CASES, JAM DISHES fitted. with WORCESTER CHINA;

ALSO

A LARGE SINGLE STONE DIAMOND RING.

Catalogues will be issued. TARMB-As usual,

HUGHES & HOUGH, · Auctioneers, Hongkong, 7th December, 1908. [1053

PUBLIC AUCTION.

HE Undersigned have received instructions,

to well by

PBLIC AUCTION,

FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED,

ÜG

THURSDAY,"

the 10th December, 1908, at 2.30 P.M., at their Sales Rooms No. 8, Des Vœux Road, corner of Ice House Street,

A LARGE ASSORTMENT or OLD CHINESE CURIOS, Comprising:-

¿-COLOURED KANGHI VASES, BLUR

and WHITE HAWTHORN VASES and

'It is stated on reliable authority in Tokio that the " Agreement" between Japan and the JARS, OLD BRONZE INCENSE BURN. United States takes the form of an exchange | ERS, BLACKWOOD FIRE SCRELNS of memoranda and is general in character. with BLUE and WHITE PORCELAIN migration-and-naturalisation is gratifying DE-UGUFVASE, PEKIN ROWLS, There is no reference to the questions of im- PANELS, PEKIN GLASS SNUFF BOT TLES, CARVED-IVORY WARE, SANG- that the declared policies of America and MANDARIN BEADS, WALL PLATES, Japan are now crystallized, while the pleasant memory of the welcome accorded to the Amori- can battleships is still frash. This exchange

of memoranda has, no connexion with the

station in China caused by the deaths of the Emperor Kung Hau and the Empress-Dow. arer. It is not secret in character, but it was. thought advisable to announce it to the world (at this juncture) in view of the attempts being

&c,—————-&c. Catalogues will be issued. TERMS As usual..

&c.

HUGHES & HOUGH, *Anciloneers Hängkong. 7th December, ron8. **₤1054

PRELIMINARY NOTICE.

PUBLIC AUCTION,

made to alienate the friendship subsisting beTHE Undersigned have received instructions teen America and Japan on the one hand and

between Chipa and japan on the other.

It is stated here that the "Agreement" can be traced to an informal understanding arrived between Marquis Katsura and Mr. W. H. Taft three years ago and that it owes its exist. ence to Marquis Aoki's initiative in 1907.

Marquis Aoki in the course of an interview.. attributed the success of the "Agreement" to

to sell by

·PUBLIC AUCTION,

03

FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY & FRIDAY, the 16th, 17th and 18th December, 1908, commencing each day at 2.30 PM at their Sales Rooms, No. 8, Des Voeux Road, comer of Ice House Street,

A MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION OF JAPANESE SILK-EMBROIDERIES,

peers to be restricted, and among the persons for the last time, when it is expected-a-bumper with commad: fast to the Japanese-coal wharf.cessary in the circumstances of the reaction-BOCADES and ANTIQUE and MODERN

catitled to sit without elections, ex-governors house will witness the farewell performance.

of New Zealand, the Cape, Ceylon, Hong. kong and the Straits be included.

The Education Bill Withdrawn.

Owing to a further deadlock regarding grants for the Contract-out schools, Mr. Asquith has announced that the Education Bill is withdrawn.

German High School at Kiauchau. It is officially anaounced in Berlin that the Government will establish a High School for Chiness at Kinuchau at a cost of £30,000, expending.£7,500 pet annum.

The Chinese Government has promised a subsidy and to provide suitable scholars, admitting them to the examinations for Government posts.

Oternational Naval Conference... An International Naval Conference has been opened at the Foreign Office to pre. pare an elaborate Codd of International Law, by which the International Prize Court at "The Hague will decide cases.

The six Great Powers, Spain, Holland, 'America and Jipin were represented;

Italy,'

sih. December.

The Italian Chamber fins voted confidesce in the Government by 297.to 140.

After a speech, Signor Tittool, sympathis- ing with Servia and Montenegro, whom, how- ever, he was only able to support diplomatl cally, the Premier strongly criticised the pro cedure of Austria; he denied Signor. Bur calai's declaration concerning an arrange- ment between Austria and Italy the eventual anperation of Bosola; the question of cession was never, raised by the Triplico

the Germany and Japan in the

* Far East, per

The Morning Port correspondent in aoghal wires that the Waiwupu, luarns

that Germany and "apan propote to conclude

a agregmani rolating to the Far Bast,

CRICKET.

MOILEM RECREATION CLUB versus L” SITANO RECREATION CLUB.

The above leams met in a friendly match 'oa Sunday' which resulted in a win for the former by 6 tuns. Scorer:-

M-RC.

A. G. Huffiad, b'F. Britta

S. A. Sepber, b Cordeiro.......m "S. E. "Ismail, cand b'Cordeirom

0

8-

M. B. Suffiad, c and b Lopes 12 H.-Harteam, b Lopes..

Size 14.

Y. Abbass, c'Hyndman b Cordeiro. 54 A. M. Suffiad, b Lopos .............................

A. Abbass, c and b Lope............. 7 A. R. Sqonderam, b'Lopes

N. M. R. Bux, no? QU! (seguitason CA) Kader, c Ribeiro, b Cordeiro ...

Byes

Pendantesvikaste

❤

1

Total.......... 74.

L. X. C.

F. H. Hyndman,c and bi Y. Abbass '4 F. Rais, b M. Suffiad.......................... 18. 1LQ Our.feiro,cIsmail,bSoonderam 13;

A. V. Ribeiro, b M. Suff id

3. E. V. Ribeiro, b M. Suffiad.........

I

a

J. Corveth, Dot out or 9 F. X, Britto,.c and b Suffjad F.-Yvinovich, b Abbass

194 CLU

7

C. Lopes, b Abbassatas

C. Rodrigues,cɔonderamb ibbars of H. Remadio, b-Abbass .......

Bycz

Total

-Contributed:

ing, be sw five or six coal fighters loaded at Yau-ma-ti. As he got near, he saw defend. aat in her boat between the lighters." He weat alongside and found in the boat a dredging act

full of coal.

Defendant said she was fishing, not dredging. She was fixed ȘI..

THE COTTON YARN PRİZE SCARME.

A DOUBTFUL incentive TO TRADE,

the present Government, which deemed it ne American sympathy with Japan that set in after the Russo-Japanese. War and of the clamour in some American newspapers for the exclusion of Japanese...

An understanding between the Governmonis, continued Marquis Aoki, was 'never wanting, but they thought that it was imperative upon sach of them to promote a better understand. ing,

OPINION IN JAPAN,

Tokio, December 1. The memoranda of the American and Japan-

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JAPANESE CURIOS, (Particulara will be published later) Catalogues will be issued. „TERMI ————ÅS usual-

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers. Hongkong, 7th December, 1908. [1055 FOR SHANGHAI, YOKOHAMA, KOBE AND MOJI.

THE Steamship

"GREGORY APCAR,"

ese Governments ware exchanged in Washing: | Capt., S. 'H, Belson, will be despatched for the ton yesterday and will be published in Tokio | above Ports on WEDNESDAY, the gh Dec, ́ ́at Daylight, inilead of as previously advertised." to-morrow.

This Steamer has Superior Accommodation for Passengers, and is installed throughout with Electric Light and carries a doly certified Doctor ~För Freight or Passage, apply to

Auction.

PUBLIO AUCTION,T

THE Undersigned have received instructions

** PUBLIC AUOTION.

to sell by.

MONDAY and TUESDAY,

the aist and sand December, 1908, at 10 JM, at H.M. Naval Establishments; SUNDRY OLD and. SURPLUS NAVAL and VICTUALLING STORES,

Comprising

OLD and SURPLUS NAVALSTORES- Iron Blacks, closes, Lamps, and Lanterns, Tools, Old Iron and total, Electric Cablas, Old Boiler, Steam Hammer, Coal Sacks, Canvas Rage, Old India-Rubber Old Leathersj "Carpets, Mattings, Old Boats, Faraiture, &c. €

OLD and SURPLUS VICTUALLING STORES —Provisions, Seamen's Clothing, Blankets, Officer's Mess Traps, (A_quantity of Electro-plated articles), Implements, Seamen's Mess Utensils, Oak Staves, &c. Catalogues will be issued. " TERMS OF SALE :—AS Customary,

HUGHES & HOUGE,

Government Auctionsèrsi [1036

Hongkong, Iss December, 1908.

To Let.

TO LET.

'ODOWN No. 3a, DUDDELL STAKET,

Apply to--

"THE HONGKONG LAND INVEST.

MENT, & AGENCY CO., LD.......

) Hongkong, tat December, 1905,,

TO LET.

ONE LARGE ROOM, with naciona Verandab, and Bath Room altached, and use of Servants' Quarters, on CONDUIT ROAD LEVEL. Magnificent view of tha Harbour and Mainland.”

Apply

SEPOL,

Clo Hongkong Taligraph, Hongkong, 25th November, 1908, [1019

TO LET.

ATHERLEIGH, CONDUIT ROAD,

HAT

A HOUSE in Wong-dri-Choro ROAD, ... A HOUSE in RIPON TERRACE, QFFICES in YORK BUILDING, GODOWNS In - PRAYA_EANT, BLUK BUILDINGS, and No. 168, DEE.Vœux Roan next to the Hongkong Hotel, FLATS in Moneton TerrACE. No. 10, DES VŒUX-ROAD CENTRAL,^

1st Floor.

Apply to-

THE HONGKONG LAND INVEST- MENT & AGENCY 00, LP. Hongkong, it December, 1908,

Intimations.

166

NETHERLANDS LLOYD OF AMSTER« DAM AND BATAVIA.

HE Undersigned having been appointed

AGENTS of the abare" Company, are: prepared to accept Fire and Marine Risks at Carrost Rates.

CRUZ, BASTO & 00, Hongkong, 11th November, 1408 1978

green island' 'gement companY, LIMITED,

PORTLAND.GEMENT

In Casks of 375 Ds. net $5,50 par Cask ex Factory,

In Bags of 250 s. net $8.45 per Bag ex FactoryTM

SHEWAN TOMES & C....... General Managari. Hongkong, reth August, 1008.

FURNITURE WAREHOUSE.

DAVID-SASSOON & Co., LIMITER, LI KWONG LOONG & CO.,

Agents Hangkong. 7th December. 1008

[1034 FROM EUROPE.

The term of the issue of prize tickets for the sale of cotton yarn in China expires at the end of next month. As will be remembered, this The majority of the Tokio, newspapers. arrangement aroused much criticism in Shang. heartily approve of the "Agreement, which hai, and the Japanese Department of Agricul- they regard as marking an epocă in America's ture and Commerce and the Foreign Office diplomacy, and illuminating the concluding viewed the scheme with disapproval, It ap. chapter of Mr. Roosevelt's record as Presid pears that the result of the scheme was not very eat. As-fresh guarantee of peace, if satisfactory, as it brought about no increste in is arged, it will have important effects jo view the export of yarn worthy of note. The Anchi of the fact that the world's questions in cen. now remarks, however, that it seems to betering in the Pacifc. The spreading of ententes producing some effect. Purchasers of japanese will enable China to carry out in peace be THE H.A. L. Steamship yard in the interior of China who have obtained reforms and the promise of a constitution. the first prize of yara valued at $10,000 bave A few papers, however, point out that America noised, their good fortune abroad and have does not possess any territorial interests in aroused the interest of Chinese buyers general. Chies, and that it is supaefluous and undigni ly. As a result the opposition of the foreigned for a first class Power to have stated that merchants in Shanghai has been once more the "Agreement* bas frustrated the ambition aroused, mod, recently the foreign Basicipal of the German Emperor. It was possibly His Council of Shanghai requested Mr. Kitaki, Majesty's ill-advised atterances that precipitat Japanese Consul, to take menjares to suppressed the announcement of the "Agreement." the practice on the ground that lotteries were prohibited in' Shaugħal." The Japaneis Con-

COMMENT IN JAPAN,

Tokio, December and. sul declined the request, saying that In his A communiqué, lasted with the Agreement, opinion the action of the Japanese cotton spin shows that Japan suggested, the agreement, ners did not constitute a lottery, but was merely availing herself of the salutary effects of the the granting of a present of yarn to buyers, visit of the American batleships. America Not a few spinning companies in Japan are willingly Couscoted.

A Coolie named Cheung To, residing at St. opposed to the continuation of the practice Francis Street, was charged in the Police Court, when it cosses at the end of next month, but today, with being in unlawful possession of an it is said that whatever the views of the central overcoat, which was valued at 55 The over-organisation, the Kaneyafuchi and Fakmahima coat was found car to be the property of Lee, Spinning Cotopapier, which are greatly interest.

Count Hayashi says that the agreement is not only less important than the agreements of 1997 but that it is superfluous. He is apparent by influenced by, personal antagonism towards Viscount Acki,

co poral 3. Hodgkins, A. §. C., and was missed in the export of yard, have decided to con- The Tokumi Shimbun remarks that the log yesterday. The defendust sald he portious the arrangement as they are cos-streak of the agreement lies in the Pacific quen«. chased fi from a man in the street, but could cer

opapy baalmued tion. The diski zagrate that the question of sion la mot lactided in the agreement.

not produce the mans. He was fiund Sto, the circo alternatire belag fourteen days' imprisonment.

ISTRIA,"

Captain Loing, having arrived, Consignees

CABINET-MAKERs and Art DecoRATORE," from Shanghai, has re-opened their FURNITURE STORE)

No. 39, DES VAUX ROAD CENTRAL.

of Cargo are hereby requested to send The only Shop in, Hongkong with this name, in their Bills of Lading for countersignature: by the Undersigned and to take immediate delivery of their goods from alongside.

DAY.

..

of every description can be made to. Optional Cargo will be forwarded unless WHERE HIGH-OLÁSS FURNITURE notice, to the contrary be given before TO. order in any design required, une rée

Have been patronised by the Hongkong Any Cargo impeding her discharge will be Club, Hongkong Hotel, Telegraph Co landed at consignors' risk into the hazardousMesirs, A. 5. Watson & Co. Firms and other and/or extra hazardous Godowns of the Hoog leading Establishments in the Colony, - ko kong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Com-whom reference can be made on to the pany, Limited, and stored at Consignees' risk Superior Workmanship and Materials of the

Big Forniture, &c., supplied......... and expense o

All Claim must be presented within ton days of the steamer's arrival hare after which data they cannot be recognised.

No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns, and all Goods remain ing undelivered after the 14th fast, will be subject to rebe

All broken, chafed, and damaged Goods surs to be left in the Godowns,” where they will be ersmined on the 14th ipsi, at 3.3.Me No Firs Insurance has been adac HAMBURG-A

* Messrs. A. §. Watson & Co., Ltd., write an follows

"We have pleasure in mating that Mr. LT- KWONG LOONG furnished the Annars to our Dispensary and gayo sa svar faction.#

(51) A. & WATION & CO.

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