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TELEGRAPH

HONGVIUE.

IGN LOANS.

DISCOURAGED.

rtesy of the “Sheung :Po."] Peking, 17th December. Board of Revenue, has issued stions to the Viceroys and of the various Provinces to raise more foreign loans in

tors

cure,

ITALY AND CHINA.

FROPOSED CONSULATE AT MENĠTSZ.

ד יי:

[By countery of the "Sheung Po.");

Peking, 17th December. The Italian Minister in Peking.basa forwarded a communication to the Waiwupu asking to be allowed to

establish an Italian consulate at Mengtaz.

PRINCE REGENTS RESIDENCE.

PARSIMONY IN ÉXECUTING REPAIRS.

[By courtesy of the " Sheung Po."]

Peking, 17th December. The Prince Regent has instructed.j Chang Pik and others, who had received orders to repair his residence, to exercise strict economy and not spond too much money.

{Reuter's.]

Issue of Soutli Manchurian Railway. Bonds.

LONDON, 16th December. The Standard states that £2,000,000,

hoods of the Manchurian railway, bearing 5% interest, will be issued shortly.

The inue to be guaranteed by the Japan ese Government.

Banquet to Sir Robert Hart. The London Chamber of Commerce, has

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH FRIDAY DECEMBER 18, 1908,

CANTON DAY BY DAY.

▲ VICEROY'S TRIF..

[From Our Own. Correspondent.]

Canton, 16th December.

ZWO DEATHS AND ARTBR The long arm of coincidence bas been out- stretched to synchronise the deaths of the Em- peror of China and the Empress Dowager For the first time in their two lives that strange pair are upon a level with each other; the in

COMMERCIAL.

WERKLY SHARK REPORT"" Reviewing the share business for the week, Mears. E. S. Kadooris & Co. write this afternoon -

Business has ruled dull, and the week has few changes to report.

Banks-Hongkong and Shanghat Banks have weakened to $845 at which rate shey are

H.E Viceroy Chang Jen Chue has fortellectual abyss between them has been bring bean davoid of any special features," with <but Aeveral times been most acxious to make ad, and subtlety and simplicity neither scheme tour of inspection of the West River after ths or suffer any more. Etiquette prescribas, that visitation of the disastrous floods in June last one should speak of the Imperial nephew be but has not yet been able to do so owing to fore the Imperial and imperious kunt; but con exigencies of official business. It is now te ferning the former there is, indeed, very little ported that H.E. Chang has renewed his intento be said: 'tle a case of " Fred, who was alive

on for the trip and-hap-arranged-to-carry it and is dead." Kwang-Hsu was out shortly with Admiral Li Chan to accom pany him,

AN OFFICIAL'S DISGRACE.

A NERE PUPPET

In the hinds of his formidable relativo: he rind conclusions with her once and got dis

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on offer. The London quotations remains the SADO, viz. £2.

Marino. IosuranceCantons are wanted at $195 North Chinas bave further strengthened to Tis, 105. Unions have sellers at $840,

·Fire Insuranco-Chion Fires have found

bayers at Stop, closing Grm, and in further

Today's Advertisements.

CHURCH MISSIONARY SOCIETY,

NOTICE

URING the absence of the YEN. ARCH. D'DEACON BANI TER from the Colony, the Rev. E. T. BARNETT, St. Stephen's College, will be Acting Secretary of the Church Missionary Society,

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Hongkong, 18th December, 1908.

DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED."

FOR SWATOW

As a result of his assaulting (baofficer in | ținctly the worst of the encounter, after which request at Stor... Hongkong Fires are out of |SCHE Company's Steamship

charge of the Wing Chun Magazins while lospecting it, the Brigadier-General of Kwang chow, Wa Ling Sur, has

Bis ill-considered, though well-meaning, zaal. for reform dwindled away, and the Empress

favour a $25.

Shipping. There are no changes, in stocks of Shell

'manded by the High Authorities and further Policy culminated in the siego of the Legations. Transports which have declined to 47/-.

more he is now about to be removed from his position.

A SHOCKING ACCIDENT. Railway accidents have been frequently oc curring on the Canton-Fatsban line. On the rath instant, another fatal accident look place. Yesterday, at to am, a train going to Fatsban from Shek Wai Tong knocked down man of about fifty years of age in the vicinity of the Three Eye Bridger where the unfortunate man attempted to cross the frack when the rain was fast approaching. The man was killed instantaneously, his body being car inta three parts.

CANTON PROVINCIAL JUDGE. The newly appointed Canton Provincial Judge, Wei King Tung, will take over the seal

of office, on the 16th instant,

A

UNLAWFUL EXPORTATION OF RICE. The Self-Government Society convened A meeting to-day to discuss matters in connec. tion with the suppression of the exportation of native rice by lawless subjecte, as well as the Fateh incident.

and the subsequent occupation of Peking by the allied" Barbarians." One turns from that

pale skadow of an imperial career, in the per- son of the man, to the full flesh and blood of We ate not cer the life-story of the woman.

sin who was the unconscious humourist who first, described the feminine as the weaker or the gentler sex, though we remember a passa in Tacitus which suggests the Roman historian as the originator of the phrase. Bu), whoever he may have been, he might have recanted his opinion if he had been privileged to know

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Refinerien China Sugats are steady at $1111/3, and Luzons are sill offering at $10,

Mining-Rauba have weakened and are quoted 59. Chinese Zogineeringe have advanc

do Tis, 171/4, with buyers.

"HAIMUN," Captain Evans," will be despatched for the above Port, 20 SUNDAY, the 20th inst., at 10 o'clock AM

For Freight or Passage, apply to

DOUGLAS LAPRAIK, & Co.,

General Managera. - Hongkong,. 18th December, 1908.

HE Steamship

THE

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Docks, Wharves and Godowns.-Shanghai FOR SHANGHAI, YOKOHAMA, KOBE Docks have declined to. Tls.. 733/3, but are in

AND MOJI.. demand at the rate. Bales of Hongkew. Wharfe have been effected at the reduced rate of Thi. 135.-- Hongkong and Whampoa Docks are neglected, and are abiainable at $9. wh le Kowloon Wharfs are offering at $43-

Lands, Hotels and Buildings-Hongkong Hotels have buyers at $80. Honkong. Lands Can he bad at $92, and Humphreys Estalei at $93. Shanghai Lands bave improved to Is 19 at which rate they have been sold in the

north,

KER MAJESTY THU TEI.. We have all been accustomed to regard the late Queen Victoria as incomparably the greatest woman of the Nineteenth Century: but it is no disloyalty to that venerable name to say that for sheer ability, as distinct from everything else that goes to the making of a

Calton Mill-Ewos continue to advance, great woman—to say nothing of a good woman —Tiu Tsi towered above the rest of her sex asand are inquired for at Tis, 75 ex the dividend

Cottbus are weak at Sto. Napolean towered above his own. There is, of The 5 paid on the 15th inst. Hongkong indeed, a remarkable parallel between these two. Each of them resa from obscurity to a throne by sheer force of gecius; each of them possessed the most consummate capacity for dominating their fellow-creatures and of mak FORMER, KOREAN JUDGE IN CANTON.

ing the domination charming; each of them, Chuan Piog Fun, a Korean, formerly a Judge in that country, arrived here a fortnight, was distinguished by a total abience of

what is ordinarily called morality. ago as a visit to this city. He called on the last, respect, indeed, Tau Tai wai Viceroy yesterday to take his leave and the latter gave him a present of one hundred dollars.

17th December.

ACTING, PROVINCIAL JUDGE,

In that

A PERFECT BLUEBEARD IN SKIRTS!..

Miscellaneous,China Providents can be

placed at S. Green Island Cements have mellers at So. Watson's bave improved to So and are wanted. Langkats are easier, and gb.. toidable at Tis. 850 ex the dividend and bonus of Tia, 20 paid on the 25th inst. Somatms are

in demand at Tla, 117). Ices have declined to $125 with sellers.

Exchange The Bink's telling sale on Loo- she spread her pets as wide as ever did Cathedon is 1/81 on domzad. The T./T. rate on

Shanghai is 754. `rina of Russia, but none of her innumerable favourites survives to give the world, a portrait The Viceroy has instructed the present of bis Imperial mistress. All that, however, is acting Provincial Judge, Cheung Shik Fun, toto harmony with the rest; it was part of thę return to Shiu Hing to resume bis duties as personality of a woman who was not as other Taatal of Shit Hing and-Le-Ting as our women. And, when all is said and door, he bas handed over the seal of office to the Tai must have been a grando charmeuse: one newly-appointed, provincial judge, Wai. King would have liked to meet her." Tang, on the 19th instant.

THE "FATEHAN" INCIDENŢ,

With the disappearance of a lady whose carest certainly goes far to suggest that the equality of the sexes in political matters is no vain delusion, allestion is directed to the future of the coup try over which for so many years Tru Tsi ex- ercised a paramount iuftience. There is no obvious legal

THE INTERNATIONAL OPIUM CONFERBACH,

"ARRATOON ÁPCAR," Capt. A. Stewart, will be despatched for the

above Ports en MONDAY, the 18th Dec, at Noon.

This Steamer has Superior Accommodation for Passengers, and la installed through ut with Electric Light and carries a duly certined Doctor.

For Freight or Pastage, apply to

DAVID SASSOON & Co., LIMITED,

Agents. -Hongkong."18th December, 2008 [1088

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD, BRÉMĖN. IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINE,

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

THE Steamship

"DERFFLINGER,"

having arrived, Consignees of Cargo are hereby informed that their. Goods, with the exception of Opium, Treasure and Valuables, are being landed and stored at their risk into the hazardous and/or extra hazardous Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Go- down Company, Limited, Kowloon, whence delivery may be obtained.

No Claims will be admitted after the Goods The Shanghai Tantai, Hir-Hoo-Fi-Nabave left the Godowns, and all Goods remain. buzog, has forwarded the recommendations of-ing undelivered after the 14th of December, will bis legal advisers published in these columns the

be subject to rec

other day to the Viceroy with the following re- marks thereon. With regard to the suggestion that the Viceroy should appoint him at his representative at the Conference he says that

be entirely agrees with it. As to the recom mendation that China should have five repre- sentatives at the Conference, the same number as England, he submits that it be referred 10

At the meeting held yesterday by the mem bers of the Self-government Society in con- aection with the Fatline incident, it was decided that the re-bearing of this case is to be held at the Portuguess Consulate, and if the result proves, cnaliafactors should be taken to succtBOR TO KWAND-HSU, deal with the steamer Falahan, The Ball for the law of succession to the lampeiinking, for he has, in pursuance of the lomme- Tous of the Board of Finance, already appointed deputies to make.Investigations and will press government Society is now also thinking of Throne of the Manchu dynasty if not settled.. ask for the adjustment of the matter,

given a banquet to Sir Robert Hart, at which writing to Messrs. Batlarfeld and Swire to Apparently, however, there is to be a Regency them for a report if desired and that during the

Sir Robert predicted a great future for China and said that he believed the Regent would carry on the work of progress.

Mr. Mackinnon Wood said that China must rejoice la the japan-American agree ment, which was £guarantee of peace and the open door.

Later,

The Panama Canai. ----- President Roosevelt in a special Message to Congress denounces in the most vehe inent manner, the allegations of corruption and acquisition vë the Panama Canal autu, famous libels upon the individual officials and the Government.

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The real offender is Mr. Pulitzer, the editor of the World...

It is therefore the high national duty to bring to justice this wicked vilifier of the American people.

The South Manchurian Hallway Loan.

The South Manchurian Railway Loan has been issued at £97.19, and is now quoted at i premiom.

TRE-WALIE horse thOPHT COMPETITION:

KING'S.PARK RANGE,

The match between the Association's-team and the Hongkowz Velgeteer Corps team at ranged for Saturday, 19th instant, has been postponed until Sunday, aoth fastan!; at ra 食团。

There will therefore.be.apriciico vbent on Saturday afternoon at ao. 500 and 600 yards Yanges commencing at a pm. The 200 yardı 'image closes at 3 p.m.

The team chosen to represent the Association it as follows :-). C. Gow, A. Jenkins, J, H. Pidgeon, J. Marshall, S. E. Grees, L. G. Bird, R. Baker, C. Bond, A. Thornhill, W. I.. Leask;; Reserver 1 Capt. B. Branch and W. J. I. Gait

respectively, during the preceding period of 14 months-Shanghai „Times,

CRICKET,

· HONGKONG⋅ CRICKET CLUII.

"A".Team, Civil Service.

during the minority of the jofant son of the late REVOLUTIONISTS DESPISE AMNESTY. Emperor's biotber, Prince Coun, who is to dis-14 months prior to November 1908, there were 1,451 case of small native opium and 11,984 With reference to the four revolutionists who charge the duties of Regent. This personage cases of large naiive opium imported into were arrexind and questioned by Admiral Li ir'a man of ability, who has been intimately in

Shanghai as compared with 3,334 and 13,790 Chun, they all admited the charges without touch with the work of government: for years the least hesitation or fear, Sening all of them past. That last fact implies that he has as were promising young men about twenty yearssociated himself with the policy of the Empress of age, both the Admiral and the Provin Dowager, and that, for the time being, that cist Judge deaf, leniently with them with policy will be pursued more or less faithfully, a view to exonerate them and tried to by the Regent. What will that policy be, as induce them to become good citizens. This interpreted by him? Inasmuch as Prince they refused to do, and said that they could Choo is acquainted with European, ideals, and never be made in change their minds, were methods, and bas even visited Europe they even, to be put to death. They were all the went to Germany to present apologies allowed to be seated before the Admiral during for the death of the German Ministes at the proceedings without torture belog resorted Peking), it is reasonable to suppose that to and they appeared to appreciate the he will not develop reactionary tendencies. Admiral's kindness, After being questioned, Even Ts Ts, who hated to be reform. they were photographed Of the four men,ad, had felt herself compelled to go a Gat Heid and Yin "Kwok Fong ware yester. Fain distance along the path of reformation,, day morning; by order of the Viceroy, taken and colually carried qui some of the measures to the executios ground and bebeaded. The which her nephew had advocated to the days other two men, who were only beepmplices before she had taught him to understand that of the former, are now, therefore detain," he was to reign but not to govern. ed in the custody, of the Nambipi, Magia trate pending, funker instructions from the Viceroy. It is reported that some forty other persons are said to have been implicated in the case, bet Admiral Li Chun preferred to drop the question of making further inquiries, lost

consequences should ensue.

serious

ANARCHISTS ARBEST, This Brigadier General of Ko Chow yester, day wired to Unston reporting that he had ar- rested two alleged sperchists to bli locality and

DISCHARGING

ith them.

cer-

THE LEGENT, therefore, is not likely to blind to the signs of the timer, or deal to the murmur of awaken ing life which is being heard in the China of to-day, as it is being heard all over Asing for the schoolmaster of reform is abroad in China as also bere. But that is not to say that China is on the eve of any sudden and startling developments. Of all people on the face of the earth the Chiners are, perhaps, the most intensely conservative and the hardest to move Hitherto the lateral development of the Country has been of the very slowest, afaci which canne beagreeable to the new Regest, who has proved himself highly" (švourable to the extension of railways and the growth of commercial ex change with the nation of the Wert." On the whole, therefore, it is reasonable to assumg- that, while

The above match will be played on the Club's ground, to-morrow afternoon, com- mencing at 2.15 p.m. The "A" team will be represented by the following players:-Mears. W. C. D. Turner, A. E. Lanning, H, R: Mackenzie, A. P. Dasbwood, E. Irving, W. Makio, E. A. Fowler, E, C, Oliver, 2N, A. Waterhouse, Lt. E. J. B. Haughton, and Lt. H. M. Liepmant

"Team v. R. E The following will play for the "B"team in the above match to-morrow afterudon,.com" mencing at 2.15 pm. on the Military ground. (Happy Valley)-Meurs, R. Hancock, H. Hancock, T. E. Pearce, H. D. Sharpin, A. O. Lang, S. 5. Logan, Walter J. Daniel, F. H. H. Stevens, P. Jacks, F. I. Gelsthorpe and Lt. Sill, The Buffs.

NÁVAL YARD FOOTBALL V. LUSITANO RECREATION CLUB.

To-morrow, 'at 2.30 p.m., on the grounds at Causeway Bay, à league match will be played between the above clubs. The following will represent L. R. C.-R. C. da Silva, L. G. Cor. deiro, A. H. Hyndman, Frank Soares; F. da Razaj J, M. Brito, H.A. Hyndman, I. P. Cor- velb, J. A, Yvanovich, J. F. Castro, F.-H. Hyndman

JCRAIGENGOWEŃ v. R.Ģ.k

The above match will take place on Sator — NO-OKRÁT POLITICAL CHANGES______ day at $15.p.m., on the ground of the former CHINESE STEVEDORE SUCCESSFUL. aro-10 be expected in the immediate store, club. The following will play for Craizens

there will be no curtailment, but rather an exower-G, A. Hancock (capt.), H. Le Man Judgment for the painiff for $705.37 and passion, of the opportunities afforded by the derson, M. E. Aager, L. A. Rose, A. Osman, J. costs was the decision. Ms. Justice Gomperte Imperial Government fortiate with Europeans Kinnaird, F.Curry, R. Carvalho, A. Carvalho, arrived at to-day, in the action brought by Lau and for that gradual, lofiltration of WesterpA. P. Greaves, and F. Druda, Fat Wong, x stevadoro, of 18, Albany Street, Ideas which randers the fature volation of against Messrs. Wallem and Company, as China one of the most fascinating as well ma agents for the steamer Läristian Dem to re- the most perplexing

cing objects of speculation/** cover $1,178.44 for work done. The plaintiff || Pall Mall Gaselle.

IT is stated the Prince Regent intends to be- | waived the sum $178.04 10 an to bring the

stow special medals and rewardi upon dealers matter within the Summary Jurisdiction Coun. Li Lien-ying, the well-known Chief Eunuch of - la' opium, prépared and fu the crude who will | The claim was for discharging the Carfi fan the Imperial Court and during the life of the cload thair business,within the first month of Dare of a cargo of coal, which the plaintiff || late Empress Grand Dowager a veritable.

Chines New Your (January-February, undertook to do st twenty-soven cents per top, the according to a contract dated Jane fast. There win a balance due after the work, had been Etaxes completed, "and

`th iso" who will stop plantı

silon of

by

power behind the Thobey has now given out that as soon as his twenty-seven months of mourning for their fate Imparia! Majestien have expired he will shave off his hair, become

Baddhist priest and spend the rest

and its

LEAGUE TABLE. The following is the League table up to

Percante PW. Li D. P......

ige.

date

Club,

100%

60%

33.33%

-33.33%

·23%

Intimations.

GRAND

or

TTION

OIL-PAINTINGS

(BY CELEBRATED FRENCH ARTISTS), to be held at the

"CITY HALL (ST. ANDREW'E). on the 18th and 19th DECEMBER, 1998.

AdmissionAN

Proceeds to be divided between the Hong kong Benevolent Society; and the Tung Wak Hospital.

Hongkong, 11th December, 1908. [1068

THE IMPERIAL COLONIAL CLUB.

THE above Club is formed chiefly, for

COLONIAL and OVER-SEAS KEN BERS; it is altasted at No. 84, Piccadilly (che centre of Clubland), opposite the Green Park.

The Club has a Bridge Section, Reception, Dining, Billiard Room, Smoking Lounge, Reading Room and Library,

Ladies are eligible na Members,

Entrance Fee, Five Guineas, Ananal Sub- scription, Fivs Gainess.

Farther particulars: from

THE ORGANISING SECRETARY, B4, Piccadilly, W.

London, 19th August, 1908′′

THE

LOAN AND

HINA PROVIDENT

·MORTGAGE CO., LD.-

(CAPITAL PAID UP .....................$1,550,000)

Loans on Mortgage of House Property, Goods received on Stomge. Meg Advances made on Merchandise. Loads made on the Provident System.

(Rates and Particulars on application),

THE OFFICE OF TRUSTEE EXECUTOR OF WILLS, ATTORNEY, &c.; Undertaken and Executed.

SHEWAN, TOMES & 00," - General Managers.

Hongkong, 19th March, 1908,

P

EAK TRAMWAYS COMPANY,

LIMITED.

7.00 ..

TIME TABLE

"WEEK DAYS.

All broken, chafed, and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowas, where they will be. examined on the 24th of December, af 9.30A.M. All claims must, reach us before the 18th of

No Fire Insurance will be effected. Bills of Lading will be countersigned by the undersigned.

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD,

MELCHERS & Co.,

Agents.

December, 2008, or they will not be recognized: 11:30am to 11.45 p... Every 15 mars

1

Hongkong, 17th December, 1908.

Auctions.

́PUBLIC AUCTION.

7.30 am to 9.30 Rim. .....Every zo mintites. 9.30 am, to 11.00 a.m. ... Every 15 minutes.; 12.45 p.m. to 1.15 p.....Every to minutes. 1.15 pm, to 1.45 pm. ...Every 15 minutas, 645 pm to 1.75 Every 10 minutes. 3.15 p.m. to 5.00 p.m. „Every z3'mincitas," 3.30 p.m. to 500 p.m.... Every 15 minutes. 5.00 pm to 8,00 p.m. .....Every so minuter,

** NIGHT CARL, Par [86.45 pm: and. 6 v.mi, 945 pm. 10 15.15 p.m. -

avory half hour.

THE Undersigned have received instructions

"

to Soll by PUBLIC AUCTION, FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED, TO-MORROW,

the 19th December, 1958, at 11 AM, at their Bales Rooms, No. 8, Des Voeux.Road, corner of Ice House Street;

A QUANTITY OF

Comprising: Ne SEXTANTS, BINOCULARS, TELES COPES, BILLIARD BALLS, DRAWING. INSTRUMENTS, FLUTES, CLARIONET.

MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES,

TES CLOCKS, CAMERAS, DRESSING CASES, SUIT CLOTHES, UMBRELLAS, MACINTOSHES, DENTAL INSTRU MENTS, ELECTRICAL BATTERIES, SUNDRY JEWELRY; ́ ̧

ALSO

GENUINE OLD TESTORE" · VIOLIN, -SURVEYORS THEODOLITE and

LEVEL, FOSTAGE STAMP ALBUMS containing a lot of Rate Stampy

AND

-SUNDAYS.

8.00 am, to 9.00 am....Every 15 minutes. 9.00 am to 9.30 am. ... Every 30 minutes. 9.30 am to 10,jo am. „Every if minutes, 10.30 am to tr.00 sm.... Evary zo minutes.. 21.45 8.2 10 23,00 noon...Every 15 minutak 12.00 Noon to 1.00 pm... Every 10 minutes. 1.00 pm to 5.00 pm. ...Every 15 minutes. 5.00 pm to 6.00 jar Every 10 minutes, 3.op j.m. to 7,00 D.MA. Every X5 minutus. 7.00 p.m. to 8.00 på. Every 10 minutes

NIGHT CARS on Wesk. Dayk,

cif;,,:-

SATURDAYE. Extra cars-al 3.15 p.m., tr.30 pm, and

IL.43 p.m.; SPECIAL CARS by "Arrangement, at the "Company's Office. ALEXANDRA BUILDIKUN

Des Voeux Road Central

JOHN D. HUMPHREYS & SON,

·General Managers, Hanokong, eth faba, 1007.

To Let.

TO LET

ONE 18-K GOLD CHRONOMETER GODOWN No.' xA; DUDDELE STRENT.

WATCH by Sewell, Liverpool. Catalognes will be issued. “TERMS ¿--Ās usual.

HUGHES & HOUGH,

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the

Auctioneers,

Hongkong, 18 b December, 190f

PUBLIC AUCTIONS

HE Undersigned have received instructions

to sell by

PUBLIC AUCTION,

FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED, "

4 TO-MORROW,

19th December 1908, at 2.30 PM, at their Sales Rooms, No. 8, Des Voeux Road,

corner of Ice House Street,"

A QUANTITY OF

ELECTRO-PLATED

GLASS, WARE..

SILVER,

AND

TERMS ¿——ÁR UIpaki

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers.

(1084 Hongkong, 18th December, 1908,

THE

COLD STORAGE:

HE HONGKONG 102 COMPANY, LTD. Save now 40,000' Oubic feet ai COLD STORAGE avaline at LAST. FOINE” Storm will be Open at 10A.M., and

„pariškable gooday

'Apply to--

THE HONGKONG LAND INVEST- MENT & AGENCY (0, LD, Hongkong, 1st December, 1008,

TO LET.'

NE LARGE ROOM, with 8pa

Verandah, aud Bath Rognscious

and use of Bervant Quarter, OF CONDUIT |ROAD LEVEL: Magnificent view of the

Harbour and Maiblind."

Afp y--

SEPOL

Clo Hongbong Te Hongkong, 25th November, 2008,

· TO LET.

HATHERLEIGH, CONDUIT ROAD,

A HOUSE la WONG-NEI-

A HOUSE is RIPORTERE OFFICES in YORK BUILDING, GODOWNS IN PRATA EAST, HLUB [BUILDINGS; and No. 165, DES Vœux ROAD next to the Hongkong Hotal, FLATS in MORSTON TERRACKST -No. 16, DES VŒUX ROAD CENT

In Floor

THE HONGKONG

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