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report proved a fabrication devised by " bulls " "to rig the market. The temporary excitement notwithstanding, the position of the Company is a sound one, and the closing price of

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH FRIDAY DECEMBER 31 1000

Today's Advertisement.

LECTURES TO LADIES.

SERIES OF LECTURES of FIRST AAID" will be given in the Victatis Hospital, Barker Road, the Peak, op TUES DAYS at 3 P.M. commencing on TUESDAY JABEary fith, rglo,

Str "Is temptingly good for lovestors pos- ST. JOHN AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION ́sessed of spars cash. Peak Tramway'ı hava. advanced to $131 ; the second projected line has, had to be abandoned owing to the opposition It has met. The Company is once again in the position of a monopolist as regards the control of traffic to and from the Peak. China Lights wold their Canton property in the course of the year; the shares of this company command $6 in the market.

SILVER

The fluctuations of silver during this year have been rather small compared with the last eight years. The highest point was reached in May with 24 and the lowest in the beginning of March, and of October and beginning of November with 23 1/16. The year opened with 23 3-16, but speculative purchases for the Indian Bazaar and purchases by China as cover against export trade soon brought the rate ovor:24. It seems that holders of silver considered 14 and higher a good price and sold freely, thereby checking any further advance, Stocks, bought by speculators in India, were accumulating and holders had to carry their stock until conditions in India Improved to bring about larger pur chases for the baxars; supporting induet ces, however, were steady Continental purchases. In April the outlook for the Tudian exchange began to look brighter. "This, coupled with trade in China and speculation, brought silver up to 143 in May, but it slowly gave way again as the demand for silver could not keep pace with the supplies from the United States and Unnada The exceptionally good crop in Indis, especially.cotton, and the rise in the price of cotton has been a great factor in reducing the enormous stocks held by the Bazaar. In October a very good export business ret in in North China and heavy, purchases for the Continent during November and Dec. ember helped the" price slowly, up. america stopped selling freely and adveino trade condi tions in China (import business is do a very moderate scale) helped further to strengthen silver, "which stands quoted" at the close at 241....

The following figuren we take from Mr.Th. Christiani's yearly review :—

A SERIES OF LECTURES on "HOME NURSING" will be given in S: Paul's College os FRIDAYS, al 5 pu commencing on FRI DAY, January 7th, 19:0, ̈··Ladios are requested to bole that the con- tinuance of these lectures must depend on the oumber of those who attend. Nanies should be

sent without delay to the Hon. Secretary (Rev. |F. T. Johnson). The fee for each couma will be 31. Banks (50 cents each) may be obtained from the Elon. Secretary.

1. 1.78

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Hongkong, 311 December, 1909.

VISITORS AT THE HOTEIS.

HONOKONG...

Adams, P. R.. Alport, C. M. Backhouse, J. H.- Berehard, Mr. & Mrs. Beck, F. H.

J.

Bryant, W. S. Backeridge, W. E. Buckland T. O Bunder, Mrs W. G. Chambers, Miss E, Champlin, Mrs. J. D. Chapple, F. T. Colvin, H. E. Condon, H. L. Crenshaw, Mr. A, Cattle, j. E.

Curry, G. Dallas, Mr. and Mrs, Fearnley, A. E. Flanagan, G. E, Fultos, Mr. and Mrs. Fuller, Denman

R. M. Gendstone, Mr. & Mrs.

N. H.

Layard, 'Mr. and Mr

R. de curse & child Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs. Logan, W.

G. T. and child

Lover, E. G 13. Macdonald, D. Macke, Miss Macke, Mis. Marker, H. L. Marlott, Dr. O. Hanh, Mr. C. H.

Mathers, Mr. and Mrs.

W. A. McAllister, Mr., and

Mr. Miss Hall McIntosh, G. G. Mickle, D. M. Menagh, 1, 2.

Mitchell, Mr. and Mr.

-U. Berkelly

Often: G. Morze, H. J.

Packer, B. L. Parker, R. H. C ́* Purcell, Capt. & ”Mis,

infant......... Pybus, Dr. & Mrs, G..

W. Gorbam, Mr. and Mrs. Ray, EH.

De L

*W.

GII; Miss E. H... Gill, Misi V. H. Goulbours, V.

Graham, Miss

.

'Graentl, Miss H. D.

Griffiths, Mra, la, Gumshaw, R. Grossmann, W. Hate of Dive.Haires, Misu.

tondon Rint of England

ני

Hall, Capt. T. P. Harrison, A. Harrap, C. E. V. «Harg Mr & Mrs. A.

Campbell

HIGHEST AND LOWEST.

Jall 1/9-1.8

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Julie.....1'97, ng

4.т. Новскопк

18-3.16 Etb3-16 1,8-2,10 2476 #35-46 Mark B.16 1 8-5 8

3 #3-1-36 24-0.8 - 2012 nda 2205.15 mg my

Bar Silver

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14:38 #47.8

July or gel

2.37.B 37.26

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Sept 19.3.26 1 4:52 Que

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Nov 1901

345 16-38

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THE Asian: No vehicles must pass one, two or more abreast." How is it done in Cal. culta? The answer of course is sideways. Or do they pass at all? Give it up, and refer the question to the tailor who' kecows what a, breast is or the cook.

THE M. M. Co.'s .#. Nera, with French mail of the 5th December and mails from London of the 4th December, will leave Saigon on Saturday, the rat January, 1910, at 4 am and is expected to arrive here on or about Tuesday morning, the 4th January, 1910, and will probably.leave for Shanghai and Japan the #ame afternoon.

COMMERCIAL.

TO-DAY'S EXCHANGE, Belling

Loadoa-Book T.T......................... urTigh demand................1.99/16

Do. Do.

4 months' night

Frauce-Bask T.T........

America-Bank T.T...

Garmacy-Bank T.T.

India T,T............................

Do demand.........et mon

Singapore-Bank T.T. per H.K. $100

Shanghai-Bank T.T.

Japan-Bank T.T.

java-Bank T.T. .........

Buying.

4 months sight L/C...............

6 months' sight L/G.

Heid, A. H.

Rees-Davies, Hon. Mr.

Roberts, W. E. Schneider, A. W., Sole, Mr. and Mrs.. L

D.

Spalding..., Surgeo

and Mrs. A. D. Spitiles,

Square, Miss A

J. Stoila, Mins 1:

Howell, Hon. Mr. and

Mrs, E. A. Holgate, L. G.

Hough, Dr. S.

Ianes, Opt. R.

Kench, O. C

Kennels, O., F. Koop, A. G. Lindsay, G. F.

Strobel, Dr. and Mrs.

Thampion, Mr. &+Mps.

'M. L.

Thomas, H. P.. Weed, Miis

Withington, Mr. and

Wilkinson, H

Mr. J. W.

White, D.

Wood, G. G.

1 bitmarab, A.

·CRAIGIEBURN.. Coldwell, Mr. and Mrs. Kaott, Mrs.

G. A.

Reas, L. O. Campbell, Rev. & Mrs. Richle, A. Clothier, H. W. Smith, Crowther Drought, R. Lieut. Smith, Mr. and M.,

and MC A. E.

Grant Hargreaves, Mr. 'Smith, E. Geant Jackman, HT. 'Smith, Miss D. Kydd, Mr. and Mr.T. Wilson, G. L.

W...

FEAT.

Alabaster, Mr. & Mr. Hockaday, W, T. Auld, Mr.

Accott, E. P..

Hughes, Rev. Humphreys, W. My. Jack, Mirs

Jeffries, H. N.

Beadnell, Fleet-Sur- Knight. C. C.

Archbutt, Mr.

Aubrey, Dr.

Jacks, P...

Bayard, Col.

Bayly, L M.

Jergensen, Mrs.

.../g

2,26

geon and Mrs.

..43+

Bedford, Col. and

-Bell, Capt, and Mra.”

....133)

Bowdler, Mrs.

33

30 days' sight San Francisco & New York..44!

4 months' right

do,

30 days' aight Sydney & Melbourne

4 months sight France.....

6 months' sight

п

Lack, Mr. and Mrs.

Mṛs:Lakin, Mr.

Bowen, Mr. and Mrs. Campbell, Mid O. 'Campbell, Rer. & Mr. Champmorin, Mr. and

Mr. P. de Chaplain, Miss Coke; Lt. and Mrs, - *- Cousland, Mr. & Mrs.

1/9

A.

Davy, Miss

45

Dawson, Mr.

1.10

Lauder, Lt. Col.

Lester, Mr. Lyddon, Capt. Martin, R. May, E. A. G.

Probyo, R.A,M.C., Major Fyné, Major" Reas, Mr. and Mro

Van der.

Rens, Consul de

Sawer, Mrs.

Sinclair, A.

Smith, A. Findlay

DodgsoD, Lt. nad Ms. Stacpele, Lt. Col. ...2.30 Earle, Mr.

32 Edwards, Mr. & Mrs.

4 moglbs sight Germany....................Fayrer, Sir Joseph and Bar Silver......PJU MECLOSE

Lady

Bank of England rate .........................................Finch, Capt. and Mrs. Sovereign.....sinine käes

HONGKONG TIDE TABLE.

From Dec., 31 to 6th Jan., 1970.

HIGH WATER.

Sat.

I

SEL

·

Mon.

Wed.

Thure

Friedrick, Mr. Günther, H.

Sutherland, Mr. #0

MIL

Thornbill, Rev. Topp, J. R.

To too, Mr.

Turner, Miss

Warning, Capt.

Hancock, Mr. and Mrs. Wheston, W.

H. Hatta, Mr.

Hareland, F. A.-

LOW WATER

Dell, P.

Hosgoog

Mtas Timc.

Haight

Hoogkook Mean Time.

Helgbt.

A โ

i denotes morning.

·DOOR RETURNS,

HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA DOCKS,

H.M.F.M.S.

Rainha ni Kowloon

Amelia W

Hilaryonium 40

Rio Lima

Robe, Lebandy

Heungabap...

Ascanini Hile Kopga

Wobu

Wenchow Kusichow Manchuria

Kuslysug Koschiching

TAIKOO DOGES.

White, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, 5.

Wolf, Mr. and Mrs.

Wood, David

Highton, Eng. Comdt. Wrigley, Lt. Col. and

Hird, W. B.

Mrs.

Hitchcock, Mr. & Mrs, Young, Mr.

ASTOR HOUSE.

Abraham, E., S,

Holke, W. L,

Almazo, Mr. Baillat, M. Boyer, H. Otley Broc. A. de C egg, M. T. Cole, R. W. E, Coleman, C. G. Oulio, Stewart Demont, Mr. Dreyfuss, A Douglas, Mr. Daurich, A Eius, Mr. and Mrs.

EVAR, A. M.

Dock. Erre, H,

Foulbrestin, B. de

Herrera, L., O.

Holt, H. O.

Hyde, F. H.

Kammerling, Capt..

Kenneth, C. F.

_____ To-day's

Advertisement.

THE CHINA' LIGHT AND POWER

COMPANY, LIMITED.

NORDINARY GENERAL MEETING

TOTICE is given that an EXTRA-

of the above named Company will be bold at the Offices of Messrs. SHEWAN, TOMES & CO. Victoria." Hongkong, on SATURDAY, the gth day of January, 1910, at o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpose of considering and if thought it confirming as a special resolution the subjoined resolution which, was passed by the requisite majority at the Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company held on the 30th day of December, 1909,

That the Articles of Association of the Company be altered

7. By insening therein immediately after paragraph 4 of Clause VIII. a new paragraph as follows:

5. Whenever the Capital of the Company ladivided into several Classes of Shares

Intimations,

SOURED MILK.

Specially prepared from pure taros of selected lactic formonte.

A

Cents per pint.

4.

Shipping.

Arrivals."

.

Yangan, Br. 3. 1,706, Juuez, 30th Dec,

Haiphong 26th Fic, and Holbow, agik, Gen.-B. & S. Prometheus, Br. B., 1,589, Geo. Moir, goth Dec, Shanghai 27th Dec., Gen.—B. & S. oul-Oscar II., Norw. s. 1,999, Kjung, 30th Dec

Hongay 27: Dec., Gan.-Wallem & Co. Aughin, Ger..., 1,001, C. Kümpel, 30th Dec, Bangkok,and Hoihow 19h Dec, Rice -B. & S.

Orders must be sont in twenty- four hours in advance.

THE

all or any of the rights and privileges DAIRY FARM Co.,

LIMITED.

Hongkong, 16th December, 1900.

ASAHI

BEER

138

attached to any Class may be modified altered sub-divided re-arranged or dealt with by Special Resolution ol the Company passad pursuant to an Agreement in writing made, between the Company and some member of the Class purporting to contract on behalf of the members of the Class provided such agreement shall before the Special' Resolution is passed be ratided by Extraordinary Resolation paused at a separate Metting of the Class or by writing under the band of the 'Holders of at least two-thirds of the Shares of the Class and it shall be` de objection to any such Agreement that it provides for a reduction of Capital otherwise than in accordance with the legal rights of the holders of shares of the Class, or for the payment of a dividend or bonus otherwise than in accordance with the rights of the Holders of the shares of the Olass or for the allotment of abaren 'credited 'as fully or partly paid up in satisfaction or past satisfactibă of such dividend or bonus and for the purposes"of this Clapse a Resolution shall be an Ex- traordinary Resolution when it bat bren, passed by a majority of not less than two-thirds of such members of the Class entitled to vote as are product in parson or by proxy at a separate General Meeting of the Clan of which Notice specifying the intention to propose the Resolution as an Extraor- divary Resolution has been duly given FIRE INSURANCE ASS ›CIATION OF and so that the quorum of any mach Meeting shall be thres members at least of the Class and so, that the Meeting shall be called in accordance with the provisions hereof.

7. By loserting immediately after paragraph of Clause. XVI. a new paragraph a follow-

Paytm

of Divid. ende other.

„Kljun In Casti

1

SAPPORO BEER

TO BE OBTAINED

FROM ALL WINE DEALERS!

HONGKONG.

(708

XMAS AND NEW YEAR HOL'DAYS,

IN Terms of Government Notification No. 1804 of 17th December, 1909, all FIRE

TO-MORROW, the rat January, MONDAY, the 3rd January."

By/Order

A. R. LOWE, Secretary. Hongkong, 31st December, 1909.

8. Any General Meeting declaring aINSURANCE OFFICES will be CLOSED

Dividend may direct payment of such for the Transaction of PUBLIC BUSINES Dividend wholly or in part by the on the following days:— distribution of specific assets and in particular of paid, up, shares Deban- Debenture-stock of the tures 'ar Company or of any other Company or in any one or more of such ways and the General Managers shall give effect la such direction and where any difficulty arises in regard to be distribution they may seitle the same as they think expedient and in particular thay-issue-fractional Certificates and may.fix the valdė for distribution of such specific assets or any part thereof and may determine that cash payments shall be made to any members upon the

(867

MARINE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION

.OF HONGKONG.

XMAS AND NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS.

N

- footing of the value so fixed in order to adjust the rights of all parties and may vest any such specific assels in Trustees upon such trusts for the per-erms of Government Notification No. 804 of 17th Decembar, 1929, all MARINE sons entitled to the Dividend as may INSURANCE OFFICES will be CLOSED scem expedient to the General Man for the Transaction of HUBLIC BUSINESS agers. Where requisite a proper con- on the following days — tract shall be filed in accordance. with Section 7 of the Companies' Act, 1900, and the General ́· Man- sgers may appolet any person to sign such contract on behalf of the personi entitled to the Dividend and such appointment shall be effective, Dated the stil day of December, 19:9.

By Order,

SHEWAN, TOMES & CO, General Managers,

877]

NOTICE.

TOMORROW, the 1st January, MONDAY, the 3rd January..

By Order,

A. R. LOWE, Secretary. Hongkoon at December, 1999. 1868

YEE, SING,

•NO, D'AQUILAR STREÉT, “7

ANUFACTURE WHOLESALE AND

TN terms of Government Notification No. 80 of 17th December, 1909, the following dys will be observed as BANK HOLIDRAWN DAYS:-

TO-MORROW, 1st January.

MONDAY,

Hongkook, 31st December, 1909. 1869

RETAIN DEALERS

in all kinds of hand-made

and EMBROIDERY CHINESE LINE GRASS CLOTH, PEWTER,

WARE, &cj all of the best quality. Hongkong, 17th December, 100g.

•

Halmon, Br. s., 630, 1, W. Evans, grit Dec,

-Swatoy goth Dec, Gen.-D., L. & Co. Hongkong, Fr.. 1, 739, A. Compelinssen, 31st Dec., Haiphong 27th Dec, Gea-A. R. M.

*

Yunnan, Fr, 13., 4,313, Lereguler, 31st Dec Singapore azad Dec., Gen.-M. M. Ankul, Br. 3.5, 1,350, J. B. Harris, 31st Dec.,

-Canton jath Dec., Gen.-B. & S. Kwongsang, Br. 4.1, 1,428, W. P. -Baker, 31st Dec., Cinton goh Dec, Gen,[,, M; & Ce...

Tean, Br, the 345; A. W. Outerbridge, 118

Dec-Manila 28th Dec., Gen.-B. & §. Daira Maru, Jap. s.5, 1735, Kobayashi, 31st Dec-Wakamatsu 25th Dec, Coal-M. B. G. K. Asosan Maru, Jap. a.s., 1,317, J. Matsubayachi, 31st DecWakamatsu 24h Dec., Coal. -M. B. K.

Departares. Dec. 31.

"Der finger, för Shanghai, &c.

Prinn Sigltmund, for Manila,... Palawan, for Singapore. Derwent, for Saigon. Amigo, for Hoihow. Binh Thuan, for Haiphong. Namsang, for Calcutta. Mathilde, for Pakhol. Hanol, for Haiphong, Chanan, for Shanghai, Busta, for Kobe.. Oscar for Saigon. Phranzing, for Bangkok. Bramar, for Singapore. Yumiang, for Manila. Schum, for Chefoo.

Z fro, for Manila.

Amigo, for Hoihow. Hanyang, for, Canton,

Tomoya Maru, for Taiten (P Auture).

Padiongara arrived.

„Per Haimun, from Swatow Messrs. Pan Fie Po and Fo Choo Kai.

Passengers departed."

Per Palawan, for London, &c. - Acting Artificer Engineer Alfred Pollit, R.N., Messrs. F. Wilkins, Griffiths, Sergt. T. Ewen, R. A Messrs. W. Proudlock, G. G. Coleman, A. G. Spark, Mr. and Mrs. Porter, Mr. McDougal, and Mr. and Mrs. Stevelson,

VESSELA IN VULT,

SIMAMERS,

Apello, Br, ss, 2,433, H. V. Ray, 37th Dec,,-

from Maurius, Gen.-J., M. & Co. Ascavia, Ger. s., 1,291, Claussen, zg b Dèc,-

Cantou zgth Dec1, Gen.-H. A. L. Chingtufo, Chi. 2.1., 1,250, A. Augensed, 26th Dec., Tsingtau 21st Dec, Salt-Wallem & Co.

Chiyo Slaru, Jap. 5,8 13,436, W. W. Greene, 27th Dec-San Francisco 30th Nov, Honolulu 6th Dec, Yok.bama 19th, Kobe 20th, Nagasaki 22nd, and Shanghai 24th, Gen. –T. K. K.'

TO-MORROW.

St. Andrew's Church, Kowloon. and Sunday after Christmas, and many.

Morning Service at ir am Holy Com- munion at noon, Sunday School at 7.10 p.m., in British School, Evening Service at 6 p.m.

Services on Sundaysa, NS NSA Rules

Holy Communion on rat, 3rd and 5th Sun- days of the month at nooney

at 8 am,

Holy Communion on and and 4th Sundays

Morning Prayer at 11 8.0. Evening Prayer at 6 pm. Children's Service on 1st Sundays of every alteroste month at 3 p.m.

Peak Church, Holy Communion, 8 am. Every Sunday.

St. Peter's Church, Queen's Road West. sad Sunday after Christmas sod January

Holy Communion, 12.15 PM NA A Gom, Harvey, Ba'tishill, Te Deum;. Lawer, Matins I am Venite;. Arrold, Paalms; Cook, Hopkins, Kyrinį Mendelssohn, Hymns: 196, 26, 307; 403.

Cantate; Crotch; Deus; Goss, Hymnt; 274, 370 Evensong 6.30 p.m. Psalms; Tule, Fliatorf,

30% 56.

The Church launch Dayspring will call on ships carrying white craws to bring friends ashore to the services between 0.15 and 10.33% a.m., and batwaan 5.15 and 6.p.m. (Kowloon) Police Pier, 10.30 and 6 p.m.), returning after wards. All the sittings are free and unappro priated, Visitors are welcome, Books, etc., provided...

Sanday School to to 10.45 am.

Roman Catholic Cathedral:-Mass at 6 am, 7am 8am, and 9.30 am. Benediction, 5.30 p.m.

Corman Bethesds Chape', West Point-

Morning Service, 17 á.m.

!

St Francis' Charoh Wanchai:-Mate (Chlu), 6 a.m. (Port.), 7.30am. Benediction, 5 p.m.

St Joseph's Church, Garden Road: -Moralax

Service (English), ta am..

St Anthony's Chapel West Point --Mars,

8 A.,

The Rosary Church Kowloon:-Every Supe day, Mass at 7.30 am. and Mars, followed. by the Benediction of the Blessed Sacra ment, at 9 am,

Faion Chiroh-Services, 18'a.m, and 6 p.m.'

Post Office.

Daly folly prepaid letters and postcards ara transmissible by the Siberian Route to Farope.

Date of Despatch | Date den lu from London. Hongkong. 10th & 11th Dec. 2nd Jao.

Vessel, Linan

NEW YEAR'S HOLIDAYS, On Saturday, the fat and on Monday, the 3rd of January, 1910, the Office will be open from 8

m.till 9 am

In the event of the arrival of the Franch Mail from Europe on the ard January,' the Port Office will open one hour only for the

Clam, Br... 2,510. L. Bland, 11th Dec.,-delivery thereof.

Singapore and Dec, Petroleum in balk -A..& Co,

Daigi Mar, Jap..., 864, H. Murayama, 29th Dec., Tamiui via Amoy and Swatow- 28lb Dec., Tea and Geo,-0. S. K. Daiga Maru, Jap.-., 1,735, Kobayashi, gth Dec.,-Wakamatsu 4th Dec, Coal-. B. G. K.

1

Devawongse, Get £s., 2,050, F. Rehwaldt, 27: Dec,-Swatow. 26th Dec., Rice,.-B. & S. Empress of Japan, Br. ., 3,039, H. Pybus, R.NR. 9th Doc-Vancouver 18th Nov.. and Shanghai 7th Dec., Malls and Gen. . C. P. R. Co. Fausang, Br, s. 1,416 H. S. Malkin, 29th

Dec.,-Probolingo 19th Dec., Sugar.-J.:| M. & Co.

Hagel Dollar, Br. 5.4., 7,200, M. Ridiny, 26th,

Dec-Moji 21st Dec., Coal-Order. Kailuku Maru, Jap. 8.5., 1,953; S. Suda, 17th Kohsichang, Ger. £., 1,293, O. Scheidlag,

···Des., ofi tith Dec., Coal,-B. & Co.. 22nd Dec,-Bangkok 10th Dec, Geb. B. & S. Kumsang, Br. 28, 2,072, E. J. Buller-19th Dec-Calcutta via Penang and Singapore 20th Dec., Gen.-J., M. & Co.

fer Laertes, Dr. La., 1,340, H. C. D. Frampton,

gth Dec.,Saigos 23ed Dec., Gen-Chi

STATE EXPRESS CIGARETTES.

ARDATH & TOBACCO COMPANY,

LONDON,

Winfred in Tins of 50

$0.50

Jackson, Mrs. Stanley Kaha, A.

Packets of 20.

Chief Whip in Ting of 50 Splendo in Tins of 50

0.20

0.60

: 0.66

100

1.20

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0.25

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No. 565 in Tins of 50

0.80

No. 099

1.20.

Turkish Leaf No. 1 in Tins of 50

"1.50

100...

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Quo Vadis in Tins of 100-

8:00-

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Lapitque, Capt. P.A.. Lemman, W. N

Lochrane, Mr. & Mrs.

and child

Lur, F, X, da

J. Marker, H.L.

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Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs

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McAulay, Mrs. McAuley, Miss Melstyrs, E. R. Parkins, A. J. Preuzfeld, Mr. & Mrs, Proudlask, W. Raymond, Miss J.. Robis, 7.4,

Roudon, Mr. and Mr.

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Wagner, G.J Welbourne, Mr; & Mr. NA GIOS

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These delicious high-class Cigarettes are recognized as the standard

of perfection in quality and mode of hygienic manufacture,

H.

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Manchuria, Am. 12, 8750, A. Dixon,'25th bec, San Francisco via Japan and Manila 23rd Nov., Mails and Ges,-PM. S, S. Co. Mandasan Muru, Jap. k.x., 3,24;, K. Shimidzu

7th Dec,Miike and Dec., Coal.-M. B..

Mousang, Br. By 1,344, G. 5, Welgall, z4th Dee, Sandakan 17th Dec, Timber and Nanshan, Br. 5.8.1, 97, A. Jones, 29th Dec,—

Saigon 23rd Doc,, Rice.—B. & Co, Daniu, Br. 1.1., 5,803, W. C. Lycett, a7th Dec, Tacoma via Ports 1st Dec,, Goa-B. & 5.

Phoumpenh, Br. 28, 1,065, 1. H. Scoil, #3rd Dec Saigon 17th Dec, Rico and GED,... Wo Fat Sing.

Seaug Bee, Br. *4, 5734, W. T. Larkins, 30th Dec.,-Rangoon via Straits 24th Dec, Gen-Seang Taik Hoog.

Taino Mars, Jap. ss., Nasu, 18th Dec,-Moji

23rd Dec, Coal,Chinese, Taikosan Maru, fap. 1.1. 1,994, 1. Fakni, 17th- - Dec.,-Milka 11th Dec, Coal.—M. B. K. Thordis, Nor. 12, 1,091, Jorgensen, goth Dec,

Bangkok via swald 19th Doc Rico. Kin Tys Lung,!,thr

Trinio, Ger. 88, 1,002, Fi. Bücking, 18th Dec-Bangkok 18th Dec, Rice nad Moal. -B, & S.

Tsurugisan Haru, Jap. s.s., 2,560 U. Nagatau 12th Dec,-Mike 7th Dec, Coal-H, B, K.

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There will be one delivery and one collection of letters as on Sundays and the Money Order Office will be entirely closed on the above dates.

set from Shanghai to Dalny via Chefoo if no The Siberido Mail will in fature be

steamer is available from Shaughal to Dalny direct

1 Matt still close foi imi Manila-Pe Ofɑ, 1st Jan, 1910, 9 AM. Shanghal-Per Anhui, ist Jan. 9 a.M. Shanghai-Per Fatsking, tet Jan., 9 AIME, Jan, 9 Ai..

Swatow and Shanghai-Per Kwongteng, ist

Shangbal Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Mail to Europe)-Per Manchuria, sát Jan., Honolulu and San Francisen (via - Siberian 9 A.V.

Swatow-Per Haimun, 108 [10, 9 AM, Maru, 2nd Jan, 9 A‚M..

Swatow, Amoy and Tamsul-Per Dalgi

Welhalwe, Chefob and Chinwapco-Por Chrongshing, 3rd Jan, 3.3, ML.

¦ Spatow, Amay and Foochow➡Pai, Hali

yang, 4th Jao,, 9 K.M.'

Europe, Indie, 'wa Taticarla-Per Polynesien, 4th Jan, 11 A.MP

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Manila-Por Tean 4th Jan, 2 P.M. Sandakan-Per Mawiang, 5th Jan, 18 AM, Kwminne, 5th Jan, 11 AM,

Slogapore, Penang and Calcatta Fer

Timor, Fort Darwin, Thursday Island, Cooktown, Calms, Townsville, Brisbane, Sydney, Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand, Melbourne, Adelaide, Danedio, Perth and Fremantle Per Eastern, sth Jati, TX A.N.BA

Sbaugbal-Per Liwan, 6lb Dec., 3 FM Swatow, Amoy and Foockow-Per: Hal ching, 7th Jan., 9 am..

Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokobanis, Honolulu and San Francisco Per Chiyo More, 7th Juan tr'a‚M, MA

Maulla-Per Loongsang, 7th Juo,, 37.M. Maulia-Per Audit, 8;h Jan, 10 ALANK Batavia, Cheribon, Samarang, Bodral Macassar-Por Tilkini, Sik Jana

-Kerope, &c, India, wła Deif, 8th Jan, 11-Ashlingen en

Maniis, Zamboangs, Port Darwin, Tin' Island, Cooktown, Dairas, Towarvilla, bang, Sydney, Hobart, Launceston, land, Melbourne, Adelaide, Denedia;) and Fremantle-Por Changsha,

Wray Castle, Br. de, 4,399, Wm. Lightoller,

30th Dec,Kobe via Kamian zyrd Dec3 F.M Gene D& Co, Ldebesu Yatshing, Br. 134 1,424, R. Houghton, soth Dec.--Canton a9th Dec, Gen, J., M. &

Sailing Vessels,

SHANGHAI VIA SIBERIANE orope-Par Clista, 818 Jan Manila-Par Taming

Shanghai Nag Hasolula and Sam)

Comet, Br. barque, 2,890, W.-J. "Davin" 18th | Jan; 6 r.

*Nov,➡from New York, Petroleum,-8, 0.

Jatsopolis, Dr. omasted, barque, 2011AF.

49er Downg," 24th,

13th Oct,

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