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Telegrams.

" HONGKONG TELEGRAPH "

SERVICE,

YUAN SHIH-KATS RETIREMENT. BRITISH MINISTER'S INQUIRY.

[By courtesy of Ika' "Sheung Po.")

Peking, 10th January." The British Minister. in Peking has applied to the Central Govern ment for information regarding the cause for the retirement of Yuan Shih-kai.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH MONDAY JANUARY

THE WATER POLICE "SMUEBR

FUNCTION AN UNQUALIFIED SUCCESS For hospitality and good. fellowship recom mend us to the police. On Saturday night, the members of the, Water Police Giation gave their adsual amoker," which, we will vectors to remark, eclipsed all their previous records, The large matshed, which had been erected on the compound, was very prettily deco sted, and the crowd that it held was the largest yet teen, Ept even standing room being available, Every, nook and corner of the shed was dressed with pot plants and evergreens, while the walls bore humourous, inscriptions relating to "Bobby" A large sized painting at the northern end of the room caused much com ment. It represented a motor car aller a cul lisios, with the unfortunate chaffeur planed underneath, Standing by was a policeman (No. top) which, strange to say, happens to be the Dumber of Sergeant Caygill, shaking his finger. at the chaffeur, and at the side appeared there

reply Sir John Jordan 10 words: "Come out of that. Don't hide, I want. Ved was that the ox-President of your name and addreu 1o the Waiwupu" was suffering from a bad foot..

GERMANS AT MENGA

PROPOSED POST OFFICE.

[By courtesy of the "Sheung Fo."]

Peking, 10th January, The Waiwupu has requested the

German Minister in Peking to stop certain of his nationals from estab- lishing a Post Office at Mentgez.

CANTON DAY BY DAY,

PASSENGER JUNK LOOTED, [From Our Own. Correspondent.]

Canton, 9th January.

On the 6th instant, apusenger junk going to Ski Kiu from Fatsban was attacked by a bum bar of pirates when carlog Chun Tius. The pirates ransacked the vessel and passengers' luggage and curled away booty to the extent of a few thousand dolları.

As Chairman the police could:pot' have picked out a better officer, then the deputy superintendent (Mr. G. N. Orme} who car ried out his duty to the entire satisfaction of everybody. His humouroun, remarks caused roars of laughter. Take this for in starce. Before the function began Mr. Orme announced that if anyone were found looking worried, or dissatisfied, refusing to encore or even, to jolu (in the choruses, they would, or being found guilty, be put on ginger beer only. Oo a second conviction water only would be supplied!

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The programme arranged was a lengthy and very varied one. All ike vocalists acquitted themselves admirably, and the applausen were deafening. Special mention must be made of Mr. Whiteway's "The Penny Whine," which was really loppy, while Mr. Oxberry outdid his former style. It was long after midnight when the function, for which the members of the Water Police may feel justly proud, ended.

Thi programme is appended:--

PART 1. Pinli-

Mr. Aking *~Quintesi.." Instrumental". N. Torpedo Depor --Song......."I'm here if I'ra wonted "......Mr. Allen 1-Song - Starguarita". Carapell

*Poleased.........

Mr. Jonian "Still I breathe "Mr. hort Hang-fely City"...Mr. Cocka

1 minklas, Mr. Hutch180 The Fer Whistle "Mr. Wilteway "Too-Kali-00". Mr. Samenerscales

Selected" Sdcc

Mr. Hatfield

y-Song

B.SU... Sang...

toSon

REVOLT OF OUTLAWS FE RED. The officials of the Liu Chow prefecture bare wired to the high authorities at Canton report-Song

ing that the outlaws there are at prosent very. active and that they are said to be attempling to' reyalt during the winter season. le reply the authorities have gives them instructions to take precautions'sgainst emergencies."

**SACRED HEART COLL! OR Tos distribution of prizes at the Sacred Heart College to the successful students at the annual eximination took place yesterday. Owing to "pressure of business, Viceroy H. E. Chang was unable to be present and Total Yim Kuwas therefore deputed of h's behalf to give away *ight' prizes.

A COLLISION.

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A fow days ago, a cargo boat belonging to the Standard Oil Company carrying keroseno oil to Sbek Ki is Heungsbee district from Canton collided at a place called Wai Chung

with a towing Faunch with the result that the

cargo boat saok and the oil was lost.

A ROBBER'S RANSOM,

With reference to the case of robbery in Sai' Chiu last month, where a man, sunimed' Tam was kidnapped, it is now reported that Tam has been released after the payment of a so- sum of $500,

ANTIMONY ORES.

The output of autimony ares of the mines in Chat La Ting is the district of Kuk Kông dur- ing the 11th mson was $1,500 catlles.

ADMIRAL LI CHUN, „Admiral Li Chun after inspecting the water- ways of the West Fiver refutard to Canton yesterday.

RELIEF OF FLOOD SUFFERERS. At the request of H.E. Chang Chih Tung and Lu Chuan Lum, Viceroy HE. Chang-Jen Chúa bas remitted from the Shan Hay Chu's- treasury a sum of 15,030 tzels to Tiensin to- wards the funds for the relief of the sufferers by the fonds during the sommer,

TAOTAL REINSTATED... Viceroy H.E. Chang Joo Chus is about to recommend Woog Ping Yun for rainstatement, Woog Flor Yas was formerly Tantai of Lim- chow, and was cashiered on account of the outbreak of the recent rising in that locality.

HYGIENR COMPETITION,

ELLIS KADOORIE AND VICTORIA: ANGLO-; PORTUGUESE SCHOOLS FIRST ON THE LIST,

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At the distribution of prices to the boys of the

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Mr. Goldring

Father keeps on doing. It is Mr. Day

14-Soug.."Things that a

...... "Selected "...... Capt. Parkes a man can't do "..Me Tomkiui PART-II

Depol 1-Quintește..... Instrumenta!!, K,N, Torpedo'

So Selecall. Oxberry SongWhen the cock beging te crowbr, Trimble 4-Song....** Belected. Mr. Suusteerscales 3-Song- "Selected"..... G-Bong

"SchiedMr. Hatfield Dencio Mr. Rayband tope for the

for the best

it. Tomkins giorgi

-Whistle Sold. Mr. Whiteway g-Sung.. "Love ane & the world is ning ".. Mr. Klene 18-Song..."Oh look at Failer's Corporation "Mr. Dar "Selected". Mr. Brooks Two Bitle.girls in blue.... Mr. Hutchison

Selectol.

Mr. Jury Instrumentel R.N, Torpeda Depot God Save the King.

Son -Quintet

The committee reponsible for the success of the "smoker" were:-Presideat. Mr. A.-C. Langley Secretary-Mr. G. Bird's Committee, Messrs. Caygill, Wildes, Jackson, Edwards, Sutton, Munday, F. Pepperell, W. Pepperell O'Connor, Lazaghen, Grant, Thompson, Bead

and Connaughton.

THREATENING A WITNESS.

4 OFFENDING PARTY REPRIMANDED BY

THE POISNE JUDGE."

During the heating of a debi case, in the Supreme Court, this morning, which eventually was adjourned til next Friday, Mr. F:X d'Almada e Castro (for the plaintiff) gave the

One witness, but that the man was fold not to appear or else he would be assaulted.

Mr. Justice Gompertz-Who told him not.to

'apptar 2..

Mr.d'Almada-Somebody an the other side. Is the witness b-re?—Yes; Me. Justice Gompertz-Call him in. (To the

·witzers)~Did anybody suggest to you not to appear in Court?

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INCIDENT

END/CF. BOYCOTTA

The abortive attemplat boycotting the s. 6 Falshes, at Canton, has fizzled out, much to the chagrin, of the few native burybodies at Canton, who were leading the irresponsibla owdy elements at the Southern capital, When the steamer draw alongside her wharf in srrival at Hongkong about 3.30 o'clock this afternoon, it was obsered that she was literally packed with Chinese passengers; the lower deck was foll, and the upper deck also contained its full complement of Chinese.

The exact number of Chinese passengers carried by the Fatshan was 690 third and 237 second. She had on board a full cargo of general merchandise and perishable provisions, principally regetables.

CORRESPONDENCE.

[We do not necessarily endorse, the opinions expressed

by Correspondents la'ibila columa.)- NEW KOWLOON LAND SALE. RÉ PROPERTY BALE, 7TH JANUARY, 1909. TELEORATH." TO THE EDITOR OF TH# "HowaKONG

DEAR Sík,--) beg to draw your asteption to a small error in your article about the above sale.

If as you write the properties were ag1-1 for $7.500 then the properties do not belong in Sir Paul Chater but to me, as Sir Paul Chater's second last bid was $2,000. I offered ($400 on top of its Sir Paul Chater bid mother stoc, making a total of 19,600 at which: Sgure 1. voluntarily withdrew from the field knowing that the last price was fully double the value the properties were worth to-day. ---Faithfully years

FR: BLUNCK, "Oldesloe,” Anul "Road, Kowloon.

Kowloon, yth January, 1999,

HAKBOOK COLLISION.

A JUNK'S UNFORTUNATE PLIGHT- At a late hour this afternoon, particolars of a collision is the harbour reached us... It appears that at 15 pm, a juok collided with the steam-launch Cherub, thereby bring entangled with the latter yassel so far its mists are con- cerned and sustaining some damages. At the time of writing, the mast' was still entangled with the Cherub, and attempts were being made to get her clear of the latter. It is pleasant to know that on lois of life has" occurred as the result of the collision. It must be mentioned that as an as.some cruisers in barbour dis covi red the craft's predicament, they promptly sent out hi-hoats to its rescue. The P and O, Company's tug-boat Dragon also assisted the people of the unfortunate junk,

Later po ts reached us that the junk was catively luck.

THE GRISHAL PURTUGUESE CHILDREN'S CONTINUED SUCCESS.

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On Saturday evening every available seat in the spacious hall of the Club Luilteto was occupied, when the third performance of the musical comedy was

stand- incomedy was reproduced. Even stand showed their appreciation of the islented chil. dren in frequent rounds of spplanes, and numerous souvenirs were handed up to the stage for the little youngsters.

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Commodore Lyon, Mrs, and Miss Lyou, who, with a bumber of bis consular colleagues, will be the guests of Senhor J. J. Leiris, Consul for Portugal, at dinner, on Saturday, the 16th inst. have accepted invitations to a-performance of that evening.

5.5, "SITHONIA” UN FIRE., 24,000 DAGS RICK-MEAL THROWN OVERBOARD. The Hamburg-American Line steamer Sithe

Court to understand that he had subpoetaed nic put into Colombo on the abth morning with fire in her No.3 hold, The bis was discover ed on the voyage.. On arrival immediately the Captain communicated with the local agents, Mesers Volker Bros., and took-steps to pot out the fire; the harbour tug Goliath was enger ed and, with three other fire appliances of the Cargo Coat Despatch Co., she started pumping water into the bold and patons the fire com pletely by 27th afternoon. This hold contain The witness hesitated for a moment and re-ed 24,000 bags sico-meri, ratias, tallow, gingel. plied in the affirmative, —from..

ly seed, paper, copra, &c. The cargo that ป Who is the mat-The witness gave the was on fire was the rice mul, and the water name of one of the defendants, who was called getting into these bags produced a strong smell op and reprimanded. In answer to the ques-with, the result that it was decided before tion as to whether he had told the witness not. she could discharge other cargo; to take the to appear defendant said "yes," and added that he did not know he was subpœsand,

Mr. Justice Gompertz said that there was no question that it was done through ignorance, He told the defendant that it was a very serion offence, and as it was done in ignorance he would not deal with him.

OTHER ITEMS MORE OK LESS

-- INTERESTING.

Ellis Kadooria School on Saturday, Mr,E, D, C. IN BANKRUPICY, JŪRISDICTION. Wolle, Laspector of Schools, congratulated the schoolonthefact that it was placed first on the list with the Victoria Anglo-Partaguese School In

J. H. Pidgeon's (the dancing: instructor's). connection with the hygiena competition. The exicaimation was conducted by Dr. W. Pourse, pofition was the first to be called The Medical Officer of Health, whose independent petitioner was absent. Mr. P. W. Goldring (of Mesin. Golding, Barlow and Monell) who testimony to the efficiency of the school was a matter they could congratulate themselves appeared on his behalf, said that the usual Ston upan. The percentage of the Victoria Anglo had been paid to the Official Receiver, and if Portuguese School was equal, bat as that school that was enough to meet the expenses the had entered bill a team only they failed to be onder, was usually made. The Chief Justice '"eligible_foriks prize in connection with the sild he would not allow that, and the petition competition. The results are as follows s— kila | was adjourned notil next week,

Ellis Kadooria School. 65,86 per cent. In the matter of Teang King, the wall- known contractor, Mr, A. Holborow (of Messra, Deacon. Looker and Deacon) asked for further time, to get to the stain of bis affairs. Mr. Ji Scott Harston (of Messrs, Ewens and Hanton] for the creditor, had no objection, and an ad- Jourament for two weeks was gre

Victoria

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Dioceses Bos

vessel to deep sea and throw overboard all the bags of rice meal.

Opium Traffic.

"BLACK SMOKE” IN SAN FRANCISCO;

MACAO SHITMENTS STOPPED.

It has been decided by Collector of the Port Stratton that oplom in warehouse may be de Iwered, despite the order of Dr. Wiley of the purefood laboratory. This means that there is year's sopply of poppy dreams for the Ean Francisco Orientals: all within their · reach, There is no more opium afloat.

Heretofore shipment of opium have been mide every three months. The last consign isnt from Macao was carried by the Mongolia, The Tenyo Maru took pong.

At Shanghai the International Oplum Com minion is meeting to agree on three things- and in it are represented practically all of the civilized nations of the world-first, that the convening Powers probibit the exportation of opium; second, thatthey penalize any Power violating this agreement; third, that they pen

alize any transportation company which carrer

opium.

While the Oplum Commission is supposed to be still io session, the spirit of its delibera

lens has been grasped by- Dr. Wiley, and, through the United States Government, the embargo has been placed on the "black

lismoke."-","

It is possible that Dr. Wiley may extend bit

IN 1909.

Advertisements.

THE CHINA AND MANILA STEAMSHIP CO., LD. HONGKONG, AMOY AND MANILA, AS a special inducement to intend-

THE

To-day's Advertisements.

JOTION

*HE Undersigned have received instructions

to sell by

PUBLIC AUCTION,

· FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED": TOMORROW (TUESDAY) theth January, 1999, at 11. AMų, at their Bales Robes, No. 8, Des Voeux Road, corner of Ice House Street, SUNDRY

·TERESSAT¤inal;

ing Visitors to the Philippine Carnival, we are offering a reduced fare of $60 for passage to Manila and return by our S8. ZAFIRO" sailing SATURDAY, the 30th Jan. BOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

Tickots issued at this reduced rate will be available for return by either the S.S.ZAFIRO" leaving Manila ion 7th February or the 6.8. "RUBI" leaving Manila on 13th February,

Hongkong, 11th Jan., 1909. : [77: CHINESE

HIGH ART

BAZAAR

HUGHES & HOUGH,

¡Auctioneers, ad "Hongkong, 11th January, 1999; sj

PUBLIC AUCTION.

THE Undersigned have received instructions

to Sell by PUBLIC AUCTION,

TOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED,

MONDAY, MA

the 18th January, 1909, at 2,30 PM at their Sales Rooms, No. 8, Des Voeux Road, Me corner of Ice House Street, SUNDRY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

Deable and S Prising N

IRON BEDSTEADS and BEDDING, MARBLE-TOP WASH STANDS, LADY'S DESK, TEAKWOOD CARPETS, RUGS, PICTURES

ambargo to cover the opium in bonded ware 78, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL WARDROBES with REVELLED GLASS,

uses and this feature is disturbing the Chin are quarter in San Francisco. If he does this, there is no salvation.

On the other hand, if he allows the Collector to act at will, the 63,000 pounds of opium now ia bonded warehouses will be admitted to dis tribution, and there it will end.

FINED FOR OPIUM SMOKING Seven Chiness visitors arrested in a raid at 3, Spofford Alley by Sergeant Layne and posse Tuesday night uppexied. yesterday before Police Judge Shortall on charges of visiting au spium place, reports a San Francisco con temporary of 3rd ult. The case against Ab Tic, charged with being a keeper of an opium place, was dismissed én, motfan of Prosecutor Duke and his testimony convicted three of the visitors, who were each fined $5. The cases "against the remaining four were dismissed. .....

Lee You, charged with conducting an opium place at 114, Waverly-place, made his second appearance. before Shortall yesterday. The day before he was fined $5. Yesterday he was again convicted and 'ficed for his second offence Stop with the alternative of ros days in the County Giol. Seves visitors arrested in thè same raid conducted by Sargeant Layne and passo were each floed $;

Exhibition of CHINESE PAINTINGS, EMBROIDERIES,

OLD CHINA STATUETTES,

PORCELAIN GOODS, ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,

&o.,

SHOW OPEN from

JANUARY, 1900,

27th JANUARY, 1009.

INSPECTION INVITED.

HOURS

Daily 10 am to 4 p.m. 6 p.m. to 10

p.m. Hongkong, ili Jaďuáry, 1909,

OPERATION OF NEW AUSTRALIAN- ACTİ At the Central Police Coort, before Mr. J. L. King, D.S.M, Chow Young Sho (53), carpenter, Appeared to answer a charge of having in his possession at Sydney, on Decembers, a quanti.HE ty of opium, suitable for smoking, he not being the bolder of a certificate to deal in poisons inued under the Police Amendment Act of 1908, FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED,

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quantity of CARVED BLACKWOOD WARE, GLASS And CROCKERY WARE, &c, &c.

a ROOK RIFLES and AMMUNITIONS and a quality of BOOKS

AND

Ona COTTAGE PIANO (in good order and condition)

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers."

Pongkong, 11th January, 1909.

Intimations.

* HARBOUR MASTER'S DEPARTMENT,

is hereby notified that information has been received from the Military Authori ties that GUN PRACTICE will be carried out as under:-

From 4th to 23rd January, 1999 (

From Customs Pass and Chio Lun Che over the aras Kaalung Peak, Tatei Caim, Buffalo Hill, Rasor Hill and High Joak Peak, et ranges up to 10,000 yards, commencing at to a. daily, and folshing at 4 P.MENG If the weather is unfavourable on sny of the above dates, practice will take place on the following day,

All ships, janks and other vessels are to keep clear of the ranges,

* BASIL TAYLOR, "

Commander, R.N

Harbour Master, 8cc.

PUBLIC AUCTION. Undersigned have received instructions

to sell by j PUBLIC AUCTION

Hongk

4th January, 1909.

WEDNESDAY:

COLD STORAGE,

This was the first case under the new Act, and Rction appears to bays been taken by the an- thorities even before copies of the Act were the 19th January, 1950, at 3:30 PM, at their LTD, bave Dor 10,000 Cable on of

The solicitor for the defence stated that his client-was-in the last stages of rapid consump- tin and smoked opium to gain relief...

The prosecuting sergeant said, a couple of pounds weight of opium was found.

Defendant was floed 204, or la default 14 days' imprisonment,

placed in the hands of magistrates or police.

À TECHNICAL OBJECTION." QUESTION RAISED AS TO ENDORSEMENT :

MADY A WRIT.

When the action-brought by Tam Chak U, a gentleman, residing at 10, Possession Street,

fruit dealers, of 32, Central Market, and Lening Yal, one of the pancers-was called on is the Supreme Court this morning, Mr. E. 1. Grist (for the defence) raised a highly technical ob- jection to the way in which the writ was to dored. According to that piece of paper the plaintiff claimed the sum of $1,026, mosey alleged to be dus op a promissory note dated 9th July, 1908; and lower down it stated that the sum of $20 was waived so an to bring the matter within the jurisdiction of the Summary Count. The proper way, however, was to claim $7,000 state that the original claim was $1♫16, and then waive the $26.

Mr. Justice Comperis agreed with Mr. Grist, and added that if the latter pressed his objec

on the only thing to do was to give Mr. F. X. Almada & Castro (for the plaintiff) leave to

amend the writ

Mr. Grist did not want to press the matter. it was only a technical objection, and the mat

ter dropped.

SHIPPING AND MAILS

NAILE DPMet Gorman (Derfinger) 12th Inst., 7 Am. German (Zweisow) 13th inst. 2 Indian (Arratson Apear) 16th inst French Polynesien): 18th inst, The La Zefirs left Manila on gth" inst, and is das here on tith inst, at 6p.m.

Sales Rooms, No. Des Voeux Road,

corner of Ice House Street, :-

A VERY VALÚABLE COLLECTION-OF- PEKIN AND CANTON PORCELAIN BRONZES, CURIOS,

Calfoguès will be issued. TERMS-A DIGal.

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HUGHES & HOUGH;

Auctioneers. Hongkong, 11th January, 1949,

COMPAGNIE DES MESSAGERIES MARITIMES..

FOR SHANGHAI, KOBR AND YOKOHAMA,

THE Company's Steamship

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* POLYNESIEN," Captain Broc, will be despatched for the above Fests on or about MONDAY, the 18th insta

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For Freight or Passage, apply to

P. DE CHAMPMORIN,

Agent. Hingkong, 11th January, 1909. INDO CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, LIMITED. FROM CALCUTTA, PENANG AND SINGAPORE..

THE Company's Steamship

“KUMSANG,"

having arrived from the above Ports, Consignees of Cargo by her are hereby informed that their Goods will be delivered from alongside..

Cargo, impeding the discharge or remaining landed at Consignoe's risk and expense. on board after 4 PM, the 13th inst, will be -No Fire Insurance will be effected.

Bills of Lading will be countersigned by

JARDINE, MATHESON & COLD.

General Managers. Hongkong, srih January, 100g.

THE WEATHER.

The following report is from Mr. F. G. Figg, Director of the Hongkong Observatory

The vessel was to go on straight to Bass, but off Point de Galle, the Chief Officer discovend stroke rising kom Na 3 hoki and informed to Cupusio, who put his hand through tho ventila- tor and reade sure that there was a fire. He then decided to come to Colombo and came full speed arriving here at 1 im. on Saturday- It was very fortunate that the fire was discover ed early, for if another day 'passed the realt would have been very serions.—Times of Cöylen KREPKR OF DISORDERLY

·ROUBE IN DIFFICULTIES,

On the x1th at 11.55 a. The barometer has APPLICATION TO BE DECLARED BANKRUIT,The 11 Karonga lefs Singapore on 8th rises moderately over N. Chida, while it is in-

inst, and is dus here on 15th inst; s.mp The second item in the bankruptcy calendar Ther. P. & 01. S. N. Ca's 1.3. Malla-left clined to fall over the S. coast, Formosa and to be heard before the Chief Justice this Singapore for this port on toth lust, at 10. the Philippines.

petition from Miss Stella La The H; A. L L%. Slavonie left Singapore The anticyclook area, which is of consider-

on gb init, so, and may be expected here

prestries "able "Intensity, redalas" over N, China and morning was a Brumfield, applying to be declared bankrupt. Order, which was granted. He said that the liabilition amounted to $2,500, and the airsts" $2,025, which consisted of farniture, hice could be realized.. The petitioner residid at 49, Hollywood Road,

NEAR ME A Mr. O. D. Thomson applied for the Recele do jeik fost, am ISTAR per flinger Manchuria, and pressure is still relatively low

MË FE. Hitt (of Mars Brutton and Hatt)

of prot

The Chief Justice Mr. Thomson-The

The Imperial German

left Shanghai or oth-fast at 3 pm, and any be expected here on 12tä laul, at 7 aims,

Yokohama, Moji and Koba lalt Maji this mornë The Apcar Co's 21. Arratoon Acar, from ing, and may be expected here on 16th inst. moreing, okto

The Imperial Germao Mall carrying the German Maild wit Berlin of the 16th it, left Sieg at to sam, and may be exp

THE HONGKONG, ICE COMPANY,

COLD STORAGEĽaviļļable at EAST POINT. Stores will be Apon at 10 AM. 20d-4°F,M. daily. Sunday arcepted, to receive and deliver -perishable goods.

G. K. HAXTON, Manager,

Hongkong, th January, 1909.

THE IMPERIAL COLONIAL CLUB

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THE above Club is formed chiefly for COLONIAL and OVER-SEAS MEM-

•BERS; it is situated at No. 84. Piccadilly (the centre of Clubland), opposite the Green Park,

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

Ladies are eligible as Members;

Entrance Fee, Five Guineas, Anons).Sub- scription, Flve Guinea

Ferther, particulars from

THE ORGANISING SEORETARY,

1 84, Piccadilly, W. London, 19th August, 1908...

THE

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AND

HINA PROVIDENT LOAN MORTGACE CO., LD.. (CAPITAL, PAID UP $1,350,000) "Loans on Mórigags of Hense Property, c.

Goods received on Storage. Adrances made on Verchandise. Loans made on the Provident System.

(Rates and Particulars on application) ON THE OFFICE OF CHOLE TRUSTEE EXECUTOR OF WILLS, ATTORNEY, #c, Undertaker and Executed.

SHEWAN, TOMES & CO., General Menigars. Rongkong, roth Mirch, food.

To Let.

TO LET

MODOWN" No. 54, DUDDELL STI

Apply to

THE HONGKONG LAND INVEST- AGMENT & AGENCY COM Hongkong, est December.

Gradients are rather steep over the Chinx com koperally, and hard monsoon, is expected

24 hours endles

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