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OBSTRUCTING THE FAIRWAY,

SHIPMASTER FINED,

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH SATURDAY MARCH 5 1910

A HISTORY IN, STAMPS,

FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND COLLECTORS IN DRITAIN.

A few works ago a number of critical stamp | collectors assembled to see, privately, for the first time, an unusually interesting collection of Transvaal stamps exhibited by Mr. Harvey R. G. Clarke, a member of the Royal Philatelic Society. "Dating from the first Republic they follow the history of South Africa," explained M¿ E. J. Mõlville, president of the Junlar Philatelic Society. This although a collection of only one country, valued at thousands of

COMMERCIAL

WEEKLY SHare report. Reviewing the share business for the week, Messrs.' E. S. Ķadoosie and Có. writs on 4thì insti

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To-day's Advertisement.

OSAKA SHOSEN KAISHA.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

A fair business has taken place in local stocks but prices have undergone little change, THE Company's Steamship The Rubber markel has been excited and after a further secrational sin carly in the week bat had ́a set back. Prices show moreloadiness however, as we close,

Before Commander Basil Taylor, N., Marine Magistrate, this morning, E.D. Davey, Boarding officer of the Harbour Department, prosecuted Henry Gasson, master of the British steamship Pruth, and the pilot was was in charge of the ship, for unlawfully anchoring her in such a mander au to obstruct the free access of other vessels to the Contral-Fairway-at-about.noon. on the 3rd lust, in the waters of the Colony.

la bis evidence the Boarding Officer, stated that about noon, on gid inst., he went down West boarding; he saw s.s. Pruth at anchor to ponads. The prices realised ́at the sales of ptice in. London, remains at 688-10/- ex div.). Cargo impeding the discharge of the Vessel

aptable stamp collections are frequently very high. One or two comparatively recent in stances are

Ayra 'Collection...... Mapa Collection.

. Avery Collection....

Paul Collection .........

£45,000

**** $9,000

25,000 11,400

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Danks-Hongkong and Shanghai Bankx continue dull and are on offer at $950. The

Nationals have buyers at $73, with no business taking place.

Marine Insurances-Cantons have further strengthened to 5.60 but shares are not forth coming, North Chinus have also slightly improved, as, according to advices from Shang- hai, the price has risen to Tis, Yangizes are on offer at $127. Utions have changed hands of $10,' $905 and ngain at $gro.

Fire insurances-Both companies have re-

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"TACOMA MARU," FROM TACOMA, JAPAN & MANILA.

The above mentioned Steamer having arrived, Consignees of Cargo are hereby notified to send in their Bills of Lading for Countersignature, and take immediate. delivery of Oargo from alongside.

will be landed at once at Consignees' risk and

expense

Cargo remaining on board after- SATUR»- DAY, March 13th, 1910, at Noop, will be landed and stored at Consignees' risk and ex- pense,

Cargo remaining undelivered after the 15th instant, will be subject to rent.

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All broken, chafed and damaged goods are

examined on 14th instant.

to be left in the godowns, where they will be

To-day's “Advertisements.

B.

PUBLIO

R.

AUCTION,

* Entimations,

SAUSAGES

OWN MAKE

HE Undersigned have received instructions EXCELLENT and DELICIOUS, THE

to sell by

PUBLIC AUCTION,

TUESDAY,

the 8th March, 1970, at 10. A.V., at Army Ordnance Stores,' Queen's Road East, THE FOLLOWING GOVERNMENT STORES,

AT THE ARSENAL YARD:- OIL ENGINE, TABLE with GLASS TOP, HAND WATER-CART; BRASS, CUPRO. |NICKEL, GUNMETAL, COPPER, LEAD, WHITE METAL, ZING, STEEL, CAST, WROUGHT and GALVANIZED IRON, LEATHER, GROUND SHEETS, BLAN-

KETS, TARRED and PLAIN CANVAS,

the N. of rice anchorage obstructing the ap: proach to the Central Fairway. He went on baard. The master was not ibere; the Pilot was. He went to the Fairway buoy and saw. the whole ship to Noth of the line from buoy Green Island, Flagstaff, swung stera to N.W. The Master of the Pruth stated that be" bad never been in the Colony before, and didn' know he was in a prohibited place. He shifted the ship as soon as he knew he was wrong. He considered the pilot as being in charge of His Worship imposed a fine of fifty ceals oo the first defendant.

Mr. Davey, recalled:-The pilot-second defendant when I asked him why he had anchored the ship where she was, replied that there being DO room inside he had placed her Id. value is worth £2,000. A little while'ago $.70 for cash. Since, however, it has leaked | Lamke and Rogge write-Since issue of our risk, on the fall of the hammer. All lots to be

the ship.

there.

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The pilot alleged that there was no room Inside, so he put her where she was. He knew he was not allowed to anchor a ship in the Fairway.

Defeddant was found guilty, and a fine of Sgo was imposed, or one month.

RATTAN-MANUFACTURE.

INDUSTRY.

THREATENED RIVALRY IN THỂ

HILIPPINES.

A letler has recently been received by the bureau of lorestry which may foretell the establishment of a new and important indus try for the Philippine Islands; or rather, the commercial application of an industry which has existed in a small way from the very earliest times. This has to do with the machine manufacture of rattan for furniture and various other commercial uses. The letter comes from a group of business men in Los Angeles, who state that, if conditions are 'favourable, they expect to ship a full supply of modem machinery to Manila, and lake up. 'zatian-manufacture on a large scale, exporting the fiuished product to all parts of the civilized,

world.

At present, Singapore, and Hongkong are the principal seats of ratian furniture manufac tura; but there is no reason whatever why Manila and other Philippine cities with their labour conditions and supplies of raw material, should not obtain a considerable share of this profi:able industry., in fact, an agent of the bareas of forestry recently sent to study the lumber markets, recommended that teachers in the industrial schools of the Philippines be Taught the art of rattan: furniture making, so "that they in lurs could teach their pupils. That the prospective investors will find bere all that they need almost goes without saying, for ration of excellent quality is found in large -quantities in almost all of the Philippine. forests. In his reply to the letter from Cali- foroia, Major Abern, director of the bureau of forestry, says in part:

*Rattan, as it is called in the United States, is known in the Far East as Bejuco, and it is ods of the principal minor forest products of the Philippines. It consists of plants with long climbing stems. They belong to the Falm family and may properly be called climbing palms, They grow in a great pro fasion of kinds and quantities in all virgin forests of the Philippines. The hill and moun. tain regions produce the best graden, while those upon the flats are larger, courser and nat so tough. Several kinds are found, some of which are di little value.

'No Fire Insurance will be affected by us in any case whatever.

OSAKA SHOSEN KAISHA Hangkque, 5th March, 1910.

Freight MARKET,

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Thompson Collection............ 7,000 "It is estimated," added Mr. Melville, that there are now at least 500,000 stamp collectors in the country. More than 70 per cent, ofceived considerable attention since the results schoolbeys are collectors, too. Every year the of last year's working became known. China bobby seems to grow in popularity. Every Fires have been dealt in at 517 and Hong: year, too the value of rare stamps increases, kong. Fires 1 $362

Refineries. Chion Sugars have been the Not many years ago a post office Mauritios lamp, either-of-the-id-or-2d-value, raalised--medium of a large_business beth for cash.and

20. Today one uostamped specimen of the forward, sales having taken place as high asla their fortnightly report of 5th-Inst., Messrs- the Prince of Wales, who is an enthusiastic

last circular under date of 19th ultimo, da in collector, paid 41,450 for one of the ad, stamps,

significant amount of chartering bas, come to which are slightly less rare than the id, ones,

pass, Saigon, the centre of attention at this A blus 2 cents missionary stamp of Hawail,

period of the year, in particular being a source dating from 1851, is now gorth at least £1,000.

of disappointment to owners, An idea of the growth of stamp collecting may be gained from the number of books relating to it. My own library, an'incomplete" ose, contains quite 3,500 books, each one about some phain of the hobby. Two important firms have between them over £150,000 in

vested in alamps." ..

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KARLY EASTERN MEDICAL SERVICES.

out that the dividend will not be more than Sto a sbare, the price has dropped to 5:69. It is understood that a large som will be placed to the equalization of dividend fund. Luzon have been rather dull and only a small business has been put through at $35, Perak Sugars have improved to Tle, 600,

Mining. We have no changes to report, in this section..

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Saigon to this-There was a temporary firmaess to this direction during the fortnight under review, and it was generally, anticipated that this trade would broaden 'out, but this has

agaia proved a vain illusion. When last re- ported the closing rate was 13 cents, after which again 15 conta was obtained. The local rice market the furber improved, and freights gradually worked their way up to 18 cents, a single fixture only, which is the top rate so far paid this season. Later on charterers were not willing to pay more than 17 cents, and realizing the impossibility to secure "small-sized" vessela at this figure, larger quantities were offered, and led to the fixtures of two 45/50,000 piculs boats at that rate. Immediately after this the market weakened and at the moment of

any prompt or forward dates,

Saigon to Swatow hit had a fixture at 1 cests, Swalow currency, further fixtures have since been done, we hear at zo cents, liners

CRORE...

ROPE, DOOSOOTIE, BUNTING, WOOL- LEN RAGS, OLD WOOD, IRON DRUMS and CYLINDERS, PAINT KEGS, PACK- ING CASES, &c., &c.;

ALSO

A Quantity of OLD CLOTHING. Catalogues can be had at the. Ordnance Office or from the Auctioneers.

--TERMS-OF-SALE--Cash-on-delivery,—Ali.

faults and errors of descriptions at Purchasers' cleared within 48 hours,

HUGHES & HOUGH, Auctioneers. Hongkong, 5th March, 1910,

FÖR SHANGHAI, MOJI, KOBE AND

YOKOHAMA, ·

THE P. & O. 5. N. Co's Steamship

"NILE,"

Captain E. P. Martio, ..., will leave for the above places on TUESDAY, the 8th instant, at 5 P.M.

For Freight or Passage, apply to

E. A. HEWETT,

Superintendent.

Hongkong, 5th March, roto.:

Pure Pork

AND

Beef Sausages

at 35 cents & 25 cents per lb.

THE DAIRY FARM Co., LTD.

Hongkong, rath February, 1910.

ASAHI BEER SAPPORO BEER

TO BE OBTAINED

FROM ALL WINE DEALERS

PUBLIC AUCTION.

FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED,

ON

MONDAY,

the 5th and 7th March, toto, commencing each day at 2,30 P.M., at their Sales Rooms, No, 8, Des Voeux Road, corner of Ice House Street,

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF

JAPANESE CURIOS,

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Cotton Mills-Hongkong Coltons are un-writing there is not a singls arder traceable for THE Undersigned have received instructions to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, changed at $6. Ewos had a smart vise to S138 but are again. capier, the latest quotation by wire being Ts. 134. The latest advices by mail give the following, prices for, other Northern Mills: Internationals Tis, 64. Lau Kung Mows Tia. 71 and Soychees TIK 370. Saign/Singapore option Hongkong-A char- Miscellaneous-Dairy Farms have been inter has bend put through at 54 500. Saigon good demand and close with buyers at 57. currency to Singapore option Hongkong at China Borneos have weakened to 510. Peak $4,750. Hongkong currency, rate working out Trams are inquired for at $3 Hongkong atigil19 cents Hongkongcurrency respectively. Electics have buyers at So. Green Islands Saigon/Java.-Prompt tonnage has barn in are on offer again at Sy and Chios Lights at demand throughout the fortnight, one fixture St. Hongkong Ices are quoted at $167 ex has been done locally, and further charters the final dividend of $8 just declared. Union would have undoubtedly resulted if it had not Waterboats are freely offering at par. Lang. been for the difficulty to interest owners of kats, after improving to Tls. 1,075, are weaker outside tonnage for such freights. with sellers at Tli, 1,06 Sumatras are on offer at Tis. 1571.

Backs, Wharves, and Godowas.-Dongkong and Whampoa Docks bave been dons as high As $72 but can now. be had at $70. Shanghal Docks are wasted at Tls. 8 Kowloon Whaifs, after being parted with ot $59, are slightly stronger with probable buyers at $60, Hoogkew Wharfs are on offer at Tis, 130.1· CANTON, AND MACAO.

Lands, Hotels and Buildings.-Sales of Lieutenant-Colonel D. G. Crawford, 1.M.,, Hongkong Lands have taken place at $)ff and givek in the Indian Medical Gasulle an in- $99, Humphreys Estates have improved to eresting account of the minor. Medical Ser$73. West Points are steady at $43. Hong vices which the East India Company used to kong Hotels have further sites to Sto for the maintain in addition to the indiso Medical old and $80 for the new sbares,

ervice proper. They were four in cumber, the St. Helena, the West Coast of Sumatra, the Prince of Wales Island, and, the Chips Medical Services. In addition there was the very numerous Marina Medical Service, com- prising the medical officers of the lodiamen; but these were only appointed to particular ships for single voyages. The St. Heleoa Service was abolished when the island was ceded to the Crown in 1833. The last officer to cuter this service was murdered by pirates in 1830, and the last survivor died in 1883 The West Coast of Sumatra Service supplied the first factories which the Company erected in the East, on the Malay Islands, and it came to an end in 1835 when the British por sessions in Sumatra were ceded to the Dusch, in exchange for Malacca. Referring to the Prince of Wales Island Service, Dr. Crawford recalls the fact that in 18 it was proposed to form a fourth Presidency to include the Com- pany's possessions in Further India with the seat of Government at Penang. The scheme was never carried out, and the Medical Service was recruited chiefly from Bengal until 1867, when the Straits Settlements were removed from the control of the Iqdian Government and incorporated into a Crown Colony. The China Medical Service was the smallest of all, con sisting of two men who served in the Com- pany's factories at Cabion and Macao. It came to an end in 1843 when the Company's trading operations ceased and the factories were closed. There is at least one distinguished name in the list of ships' surgeons who served in the Eas, Indiamen, Mungo Park, the, African traveller, was Surgeon's mate of the Worcester in 1791-93168/6. ledbarys have suffered a decline 10

Japanese cement companŸ.

-WINDING UP RECOMMENDAD,

The North,Business up North continuas vory slack. With the near approach of the opening of the Northern ports and the rise ali the water in the Yangize a turn for the better is expected.

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Rubbers. Allagars have been the medium of a fair business at rates round about 7/- and 7/6, and close steady at 7. Anglo Malays

Coal freights from Japan ports continue to rose as high as 33/6 during,the early part of the week, and after sales at 317-are easier.. Castle. rule firm further inquiries for tonnage unfilled. fields are quoted at 93 with buyers' slightly-Fixtures reported as follows:--Wakamatzu under. Carey Uniteds were sold as high as 24 Chaton Sz.35, Moji/Hongkong, $1.50, Hongay). premium, but at the close a slight reaction has Hongkong $1.90, Haiphong/Canton $1.85 and taken place and buyers only offer 21/6. Daman-Palo Lau/Canton $2.90 per ton, saras are easier at 145/- and Golcondas at 115/- aftersales of the latter. Salesof Eastern Interna. tionals were put through at 24/ preinlum dur- ing the early, part of the week, but they are po obtainable at a lower rate. Highlands and Lowlands were placed at 140/- and 137/6, closing easier at ras, Kuala Lumpurs were sold as high as 176, but can now be bad at

Time Charters. On monthly terma, the s.s. Vedfold has been chartered for Bangkok trade... the vessel coming out from home to take up ber new engagement, S.S. Sexta is jutended for Java trade, whereas concerning the Quinto no relaible information can be obtained for the presenti ***

Sail Tonoage Loading or to load:-- For Baltimore and New York-Nobe. Sail Tonnage Disengaged: Nove Departure of Sailers-None.

Events Coming,

Saturday, 5th March, Boxing at V.R.C. 9.15 p.m.

Sunday, 6th March, Volonteer Church Parade.

Monday, 7th March. Hongkong Technical Institute re-opens. Hughes and Hough, Auction sale of Japan.

Union Waterboat Co., Ltd., Annual Meeting at the Office of Maurs. Dodwell & Co, Ltd., 3 P..

Licensing Board Meeting, at the Colonial 'Secretary's Office, 4 p.m.

85/, but none are obtainable under 90/-, Lainggis are a firmer market at 48/. · London Although little is known definitely of the

Asiatic Love risen .considerably to #37/6 total supply of bejucó, it is certainly large in

at' which sales were put through during the "the forested portion of the Islands, which com.

The Toa Cement Company, which was early part of the week, but at the close the prises more than one half of the total area of formed with a capital of Y500,000, on the price comes lower, viz., buyers at 127/6. Rub the Archipelago, in order to obtain some in-

initiative of Mesars, Kanematsu Fasajico, Mat ber Trusts have been placed at 55/4, 53 6 and dication of the yield of bejuco, two plots, each sukata Kojiro, and Takigawa Benzo, of Kobe, 5 closing firm at latter price. Sekongs are 23 metre quare, were cut and measured by during the basiness booms of 1907, experienced slightly easier at 29 premium, and Shelfords the Bureau of Forestry, showing a yield at the difficulty in obtaining sufficient working funds at 70/- Sungei Kapars have buyers at 135/- rate of five thousand metres per acre of belaca in consequence of the depression which en-United Serdangs, after sales at 122/-, bava and Sungei Chohs, partly paid, at 74/5 premium, of commercial grade. Those plots were taken sued, and borrowed Y400,000 from Mr. Woo buyers at 1rof. Tandjongs have been in fair at random on an area where the supply was Ching-don, a well-known Chinese merchant of demand and as high as 88/. premium was paidese Curlos, 2.30 p.m. good and although they probably yielded Kobr. According to the Osaka Jiji, the com rather more than the average supply, there are "pany has lost on its working in every period,

during the week, closing steady after sales at, large areas which are fully as well stocked. and the outlook is considered gloomy, The 78- and 74/ premium. Balgownies are. In During the fiscal year from July 1st, 1908, pended, only the cement in stock being sold. sold at $30 (Straits) and can now be obtained business of the company is practically sus demand at Sīgo” (Straits). Sandycrofts were to Jane 30, 1609, a total of 3,638,389 kilos of Some of the directors and shareholders recom- rattan were utilized from the Philippine forests. | mend that the company be wound up, and

slightly ander. Indragiris have been the The average market price is 55.00, gold, per after some private conferences the board of medium of a fair business at rates from SzóJ. ope hundred kilos. The forests charges paid directors has decided to hand over the concern (Straits), at the close there are buyers at $44. to Mr. Woo Ching-don, who is the principal Gleneilys have found boyers at various rates to the Governmeal amount to fio of the shareholder and creditor, nad negotiations are market price or $150, gold, per one hundred progressing between him and the board of

between $1.35 and $2.10 (Straits) and United directors. The conditions of the transfer ate jogapores at $7} (Straits), Even the poorer grades suitable for baling that Mr. Weo-Ching-don take the cement in moet a ready market and the call for them is stock at a valuation of Yr00,000, which som will be allotted to the shareholders as dividend, especially strong in places where farge quarti The Osaka journal adds that it is doubtful ties of hemp, sugar, tobieco and other agricul- | whether Mr. Woo will accept these conditions.

—Japan Chronicle,

·tural products are handled."

kil s

STREET-WALKERE BANISHED,

GOVERNOR 151UES. WARRANTS FOR

THEIR EXPULSION,

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SLAVES OR THE SHARE BOOM,

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OPIOM PROHIBITION IN CHINA,

'UPRISING IN AMOY,

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Tuesday, 8th March.' Hongkong Horticultural Society, Flower

Show in the Botanic Gardevą, 2 p.m.

Hockey Semi-final, H.K.H.C. or Mahrattas,

Happy Valley, 445 p.m.

Wednesday, 9th March.

COMPRISING :-

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MAKUDZU VASES, BOWLS and PLATES, BRASS BUDDHAS, TEMPLE LAN.

and GOLD CLOISONNE VASES, IVORY CARVINGS, SILK-EMBROIDERED TERNS, KINKOSAN SATSUMA TEA and COFFEE SETS, VASES, BOWLS, SILVER and CUT-VELVET SCREENS and WALL HANGINGS DAMASCENE WARE, OLD JAPANESE CLOCKS OLD LACQUERED and PORCELAIN WARE, GOLD HAND- PAINTED SCREEN, CARVED CHERRYWOOD DESKS, CHAIRS Rod STANDS;

* JAPANESE POODLES.

Catalogues will be issued. TERMS :—As usual,

Hongkong, 5th March, 1910.

ALSO

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers,

SALON-CINEMA THEATRE,

WYNDHAM (FLOWER) STREET, OPPOSITE GENERAL POST OFFICE,

FIRST APPEARANCE IN HONGKONG

or

Mr. CARL WALLNER, Whistler and Comedian.

Miss ADA KING

AND

Miss RUBY CHRYSTAL

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IN THEIR NEW REPERTOIRE.

EXCELLENT FILMS.. ORCHESTRA IN ATTENDANCE, DAILY CHANGE

OF PROGRAMME, COMPLETE CHANGE TWICE A WEEK, `..

MONDAY and FRIDAY, DAILY TWO PERFORMANCES.. First commences: 6.80`half-price. Booond commences 9.15.

MATINEES EVERY SATURDAY and SUNDAY 4 p.m. Half-price.

Hongkong, 19th February, 1910.

CLARETS & SHERRIES.

BEST VALUE GIVEN.

Hongkong Fire Insurance Company, Ltd. Medoc, St. Emilion, St. Julien, St. Estephe,

Annual Meeting, at the offices of Messrs. Jari dine, Matheson & Co. Ltd., 11 o'clock Noon.

Hongkong Horticultural Socicly, Flower

Thursday, zoib March,

A disturbance has broken out in the neigh,Show in the Botanic Gardons, bourhood of Amoy 'in' connection with the oplum probibition. An official telogram dated the 22nd ultimo to the Japanese Frreign Office Chian Fire Insurance Company, Limited says:-The Chiness Government bas heen August Meeting, at 3, Queen's Road Contral, endeavouring to suppress the cultivation of the Noon. poppy with the object of putting a stop to oplum smoking. In the neighbourhood of Amoy the course taken by the Govern.

Friday, 11th March. Institution of Engineers and. Shipbuilders of Hongkong, Annual Dinner, at Hongkong Hots), 8 p.m.

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Saturday, 12th March. Hongkong Regalta, Naval Yard, 4 pm,

Hongkong Football Shield Final, Bofa or Boxing "Bill Lewis" ez-" Battling Simms," Uity Hall

We hear of the tremendous excitement that prevails in London over the rubber share boom, and of the way that stockbrokers are Twenty-five members of the unfortunate working day and night to clear up the masses sisterhood filled the office of Chief Detective of business they have to deal with. We are ment has resulted in friction between the Inspector Hanion this morning? They were quist, unostentations people out here, who officials and people, culminating in the gathered there for the purpose of being" juro our Penny into a Sovereign withɓat invit | outbreak of a disturbance, in which banished from the Colony, His Exceling all the world to take note of what we are iba prefect was lojured. A force of 200 troops, lancy the Governor having issued war doing. But as a simple matter of history let it was sent from "Changchow to suppress the rants for the wholesals banishment of the be known to all whom it may concern that the rising but after austaluing shiny casualties undesirables. In the course of the morning, Singapore starobrokers are working day and | killed and wounded, they failed to restore order. the women's phoʻographs were taken for iden night-have been doing it for wacks--and are The Viceroy of Fokien, and Chakiang bas tification purposes and pigaon-holed in the Do- likely to go on doing it for weeks more, unless ordered two regiments of troops to go to the. tective. Bureau for future reference. The num. wives rise in righteous indignation against assistance of the Prefect from Fachow, and th

Tuesday, 15th March, ber of the banished opas most probably con grasswidowhood, and futbers make lusty pro- has also ordered the Amoy General 10 send a⠀⠀⠀ China Borneo Company Limited, Annual stitutes, the bulk of the social outcasts and the test against sinking into a more modding ac-reinforcement of geo man from the garrison of Meeting, at St. George's Building, noon. Government la to be congratofsted for having "quaintance with their sons. Truly thate be Changchow. The rebels have formed an allo- takon this walcoms step, "The nuisance had strenuous times, and the brokers will be multi. | ciation called the "Great Flag Society", and

Friday, 18th March, recently resched a stage which was well-nigh | millionaires, or themes for epitaphis, if the fire indevouring to stir up the masset -—-—- Faþon Haghes and Hough Auction sale of farulture. becomsog intolerable,

boom goes on much longer-Senile Flava, Chronicle,

at * Lan Mor" Fesk Road, # pętra.

Ch. Larose, Ch. Mouton Rothschild.

Manzanilla, Amoroso, Fino Seco, Amon- tillado, Vino de Pasto, Grand Old

Brown.

H. PRICE & CO., LD.,

Telephone 139

4th March, shenj

WINE MERCHANTS,

12, Queen's Road

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