5 ‘A. S. WATSON & CO. We. beg to announca the ARRIVAL La te Cc 1 UB" ae SCOTCH . ve WEISE ¥,, $15.54 HL PRICE & co. 12, Queen's Rond. ° Pen Dozen.” ESTABLISHED 1857." No. 13,928 "Ret ECreR etn REEL PERE HONGKONG, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER $ra, 1902. BAM RHA ELPA RA ARE |SMITH PREMIER t TYPEWRITERS. “WORLD RENOWNED, AND LEADING EVERYWHERE. PHOTO. GRAPHIC BABTMAN'S KODAKS, FILMS AND LIMITED. \ PLATES, , PAPERS ; “AND CHEMICALS ACCESSORIES, _ DEVELOPING AND PRINTING UNDERTAKEN : ; =e bes A. CHEE & Co., 174, QUREN'S ROAD, HONGKONG, {asd - NEW ‘STOCKS of HIGH CLASS CON FECTIONERY. WITH “REQUISITES IN STOCK, WM. MEYERINK & CO., SOLE AGENTS FOR SOUTH CHINA, 3 REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS WITH ALL REQUISITES. SIEMSSEN & CO. . SOLE ‘AGENTS. . CUTLER, PALMER & -CO. 7 _ Bstapiisien.1x Lonpow 1 1815, - This World-renowned , ‘ cS ' - Kine OLp : HieaLaNy | Waisxy, Bole Shippere—-CUTLEL, PALMER & co, SHIPPERS TO CHINA FOR 75 YEAS. is oltatuabl in Hongkong of their Agonts, ' "| SIEMSSEN & CO. Ho iekeag, Lat Janany: 1002, {a47, CUTLER, PALMER re COS ries £11785 pee, Doren me s. WATSON & CO. - LIMITED, THE HONGKONG ‘prspeNsary. . jal 545 x WALKER & SONS’ FAMOUS — ‘s MILSIA iW OUK “WHISKY. JOHN Their. Brands arve.favourably known.all over the World. The following are some of their Stocks with the undersigned :— ‘ tage . HATTERS. O.P. & Co.’s INVALIDS’ PORT _ $22 vER Doz. : This fine Wine is old, soft, and of grand flavour. See aualysis and certificate by Professor Casall. SUPERB OLD COGNAC, $25 per poz, . Distinguished by Fonr Stars on the. label, ANOTHER FINE COGNAC, $18.50 per dos. | Less olf than tha above, DOURO PORT, $15.75 PER Doz. A fino, full-and fruity wir e. Blew IMPERIAL BRANDY: of Selooted $12.50 PER CASE, Distillations of the -, Finost Scotch Whiskies AMORUSO SHERRY, . $22 PER Doz. THE ELITE OF WHISKY—. WATKINS, COTTAM & CO. FOR, EVENING DRESS SHIRTS, WHITE TIES, ' BOWS, COURT SHOES, KID GLOVES, SILK SOCKS, CAPS, ann TAM O'SHANTERS. “ ITS JUST THE SAME. AS EVER, ONLY. MORE 80." i STILL FORGING AHEAD ! ‘CROWN BRAND STONE GINGER BEER AND | * SCOTLAND'S BEST LD., wonexone. HOSIERS _KUPPER PILSENER BEER. F e a THE LEADING BEER IN THE FAR EAST, ALWAYS BRIGHT AND FREE FROM. SEDIMENT. oe i . Seu AaEnTe— ' H. PRIOB. & co, bare 12, Queon's Road, Pun Towen... i. SIA | Price, $24 PER Monta INSUKAN OB ae rie STANDARD LIFE aioe Sterling Policies, Dollar Policios,” Whole Life Poticies. Short torm: Policies, Endowment Policies, Travellors’ Policies, ' Partnership Poliviea. Children’s Dadowments Sorvivorehip Policies. Old Age Pensions. Ld. Payment Policies. Immodiate Annuitias. Premiams moderate. Conditions liberal, For. all Particulars, a apply ly to Bee DODWELL CO., Ly, Agenta, Hongkong, 12th February, 1901. "[3—a1709 SSS ___- HOTELS. ae He". ; 4 Firat Class Hotel in every respect ~ Blogantly ‘Farnished Reading, Music, and’ Smoking Rooms. ~ Dining Accommodation for 350 persons Hydranite Elorstors 1 overy floor. - Cuisine of the best. © : Het and Cold Wator throughout Winos aud Groceries importod specially from: - Burope aud Amorica, » Eleotrio Lighting ia thy Billiard Rooms, * Wines, &e., noolnd by Rotrigeratar.” All Hotel Linen ;washed on the premaises by Machinery. Bedroom Accommodation—132 rooms, . Fire Extinguishing Mains on every floor Cuanoe ‘Movenars. of [240 THE os * PEAK HOTEL. Admirsbly Situated, Sheltered from thé Apply to nl Téloplione No. 75. SOLE AGENTS FOR: CHINA ‘AND HONGKONG: North-Esst Monsoon and Open to the South. ‘West: Mous. on. eee! THE “PALL MALL,” ‘& ih Hn at “ _—STEMSSEN. 00., onglong. 2 $22 PEK voz. ONGKONG HIGH-LEVEL TRAM. WAYS COMPANY, LEMITED. TIME TABLE. 11 Years old ; the finest quality shipped. ” , Hach bottles bears an Analyst's covtinta, A natural and most pieusant wine to the taste. LA TORRE SHERRY, ' $18.50 rer poz. aa 31st’ October, 1902. CALDBECK, MACGREGOR & CO. WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS. A COVERED “GANGWaY LEADS FROM THE TRAMWAY TERMINUS {en6 | INTO THE HOTE ——-~ Telephone No, 29, : 1.30 am. to. 9.00 koa Rory 10 minutes, Town Offivo: 7, Buopens Srerer. - 9.3y a.m, to 11.00 11,80. am, to 12. 800m, to | 8.30 9,1,....Evory 16 minutes, : 8.:0 am, to, 9,30 aan, 1 Byary 10 minutes wary 35 minutes, 12.30. pm; to, very 10, minutes. 115 p.m, to 1.45 [.m. to 2.16 pum, to ~ ‘8.30 ppm, to. 56.00 p.m. to 7.00 p.m. to “Every 10 minutes, «.-Rivery 15 minutes, 1030 aim, to24.00 a.m. 12,00 Noon to 1.00 p.m. 4.0) pan. to §.00-p.u, 340 pan, to. 6,00 pan. 6.00 pan, to. 7.00 pan ‘7.400 pim, to 9.00 ° NIGHT. » Every 10 ritinutes RS os on Wook Days SATURDAYS.” Extra care.at 11.40 pins and pra SPECUAL CARS ‘by arrangement at the Com+ pany ‘3 Orfive, 88. 40, Queen's Roal Central. f JOHN D. HUMPHREYS &. SON, * General: Maunyars,*” Hongo, Vet Sanit 1902. D.O.M. “ WANTED—TO RENT. le BLEND WHISKY, ” MACLAREN’S IMPERIAL HOUSE from 15th November or Ist EVERYBODY SHOULD TRY THESE [TEMS THEY ARE UNEQUALLED AT THE PRICE ~C. T.& ML, WANTED, ‘knowledge of Bouk-keeping proferred. A good SUNDAYS.” Every, 16 minutes, . ° _ (ESTABLISHED OVER 50 anos) Address, stating exporience, qualifications, Hongkong. 7th ‘November, 19U2.° 2977 GENTLEME N’S OUTFITTERS. DANT, Steward or Batler. Can speak Hindustani ghjection to travel to any. part of the World. (2613 es LANE CRA Ww. FORD & ibs Caro. of “ Daily Préss” Office.” ©. P. & Co's OWN sProran| BENEDICTINE LIQUEUB— ~: $11.75 PER poz:. $43.75 PER. DOZ. Quarts. OURorFLVE-ROOMED FURNISH Hae] Very soft, palatable, aud mature. $45. 50. PER 2 noz. Pints. abet foe Faget ith pe of a Breas arin AgEents— Hoireaons: ongkong, 7 ovember, 1 2975 SIEMSSEN & CO., a 3 x ARa, i 5 GOOD CLERK, ah ah aati spmdspm, ue eiispms rer vio! Ty AN E, CR AWFORD. & CO and TEEN er Bei spe milhs aig : : 5 : etd ° ane ©, salary will be given to a reliable, experienced } Every A eroares: and well qualified man. seed 10 re a : foe ea ae ae ae : copies of Testimonials and ay required to: _ GENERAL STOREKEEPERS. “Carp of Messrs. Kelly & Wi alsh, Ld. - WANTED EMPLOYMENT. . A’ VALET or GENERAL ATTEN. TATLORS, HAT ‘ERS & HOSIERS. and several othor — Eastern languages, and can read and write English. No ALL GOODS OF BEST ste Rasdaperaseoe ONLY. Good references, Apply— : oH GENERAL GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS: Hongkong. dth November, 1902. {2923 | WANTED IMMEDIATELY. b UNFURNISHED. ROOMS, BATH- KOOM, und VERANDAH. Healthy lace | moderato terms. feauhinetieat wavs 16 aot Please'apply to— j soto . a ‘ittings ‘of every description. ad in: Second. baud: Reet raa CHABLES A.. Care of Daily’ Press Office. "Hongkong, 6th November, 1902. . {2954 NOTIVE. |M BS, FONTAINE, wife of ,an Inspector Schools it-Saigon, ‘Fésives-for herself |" aud her Soupiiee of 12 years of age, board and lodging in Hongkong with a family who could also undertake to give hor daughter lessons id English, If sgroeablo, -Mra, Fontaine «ould give in exchange leysons in French. on Apply with references and conditions to— WINES, LIQuEURS ann SPIRITS. JUST RECEIVED A alaiad STOCK OF - CHOICE TA BLE DELICACIES. ow. ‘BREWER. & CO. 23. & 25, QUEEN'S ROAD. anLwe nee bu Barirains can Mz. FONTAINE, Care of Wa. G. Hate & Co, Saigon, . Temporal Power, by Marie Corelli... j aigon, 24h Oct chor, 1902. Brassey's Navi] Anoual 1902 $12.00]. - : 2 Her fieval Uighness Woman, by Max O’Rell . 2.75, veo, 27S | Fan’ y Dreas for Ladies and Children; each €.80 Bo Peep; Volume 1.90 Children’s Friend and Infants” Magazine : ~ Vols. bh - 120 : Po - €ac! Living Animals of the World; ; 2 Volumes 16.50 “Life.of Charles Darwin, by: his Son ':...:. Se ‘With Rather “Tuck. to. Mithnal’ Land; “LETTS! - DIARIES. 1008, “Beautiful Mlustrations.on Linen — «.. 495 Sree > : —- : wet Balter: by. : Land: and. ‘Sea: 60 CHRIST MAS CARDS. ‘Very Great Variety. ‘Phe Chinese § Sollier and Othor Sketches, “by .A.. Canuinglam: (Ilnstrated); - “< "Good Xmas Presoiit for Homo Mail $2.00 i Tonkin and Scuth China (New Edition), by A. Cunninghafo; Illustrated |... 3 Diet.in Rolation'te Apo ond Activity, by Sir H, Thompson Out in Chins, ‘by: Mra, Arebitatl “Little . “How. fo Remember. by 8; H. Miles. .:. . | Little Mother Meg, by Ethel ' ‘furner. .. 6 oVERNMENY NOMEICATION. NFORMATION hes been received | from the Military” Authocities thet ‘GUN PRAGLICE will. be: ‘carried - out. daily (Sundays * excepted) from ‘Stovecutters! and Belolwts’ Batteries in a North. : Westerly and Westeriy: direction, and from Gyemun Batteries | 00-| Populex Elocationist and Reciter 120-0 November; 19 2, to the 6th Morch, 1903.2 | | Practica will’ cominencs euch doy at about : = Eee 7 Se ee ee Bee pn teen ARETE TE 9am. : ee Holiday cnt rede he ag EGYPTIAN CIGAREYTES.".Best Brands. ae ~ 190 Constantly Fresh. Supplies: 7. : +. «By, Coniasnd, Nautical Almanack 1903". “INDIAN CIGARS. : Colocial Béotdtiry’s Office Martello Tower ia: China, by Orman fa 825.1. i‘ 6 2 14.00 | - Hongkong, 4th Norember, 1902. Ail the Russias, by Henry Norman. BP ‘Mor raaipe Koren, brite * Twain. wee MOB AEE Yoa Young Gentloman,. One or Two |. in a ‘North-Ea-terly ‘sirectinn, from the Gth | mcEee CANADIAN CHEESE, IN JARS (MEDIUM and SMALL). ” Wholesale and Retail from LANE, CRAWFORD & C)., Sore AcEnrs, 2nd Oatober, 1992. fa2808 GREEN ISLAND CEM CEMENT COMPANY. PORTLAND ( CEMENT. $5.50 per Gask of 375 Ibs, uet ex Factory. $3.5) pof Bag of 250 Ibs. ,, ., SUEWAN, TOMES & co., General Managers, _7th June, 1902, Fal605 WINCHESTER. CARABINES 12 SHOT REPE ATING. GALIBRE 4t. Excollant arm for Travellers in the intarior of Chins ag wall as Officers of Const Steamers. AL30 CARTRIDGES IN STOCK. _ LUTGENS, EINSTMANN & CO., 14, Des Veux Roav. (2746 soeatee we es elites HOTELS THE QUEEN’S HOTEL, ELGIN ROAD, KOWLOON, . Threo’ minutes’ walk from-the Steamer Wharves, and seven minutes by Ferry-launch trom: the City of Victoria. A. _ First-class “Hotel: with ' thirty-five, very Bedrooms . Board and Residense :— By the day.. Fron $5 to$7.00 °. 7 month” » yy . 885 to $110.00. : » for Married Couple.,,3160.90 Sverything of the Best. Dinner Parties by Spec'al Arrangement, Billiards (Thurston Match Table). Most perfect x culinary arrangements, (Food thin European ond Bastern styles. : H, ane Bas ‘roprietor. 901 Hon rkong, 2! * Aearkin: Honekong, 25th Noven. we (VIOTORIA HOTEL, HAMEEN, CANTON, BRITISH CONCESSION. oop Accommodation. -Excallant Cusine, Every. Convenience for Tourista. : T. FE. pa CRUZ, Manaiver:: ‘Canton. lat October, 190) + lal ss HOTEL INTERNACIONAL. BE CHEAPEST 1 HOTEL in Hhéeso - “Beautifully situated in Praya | Grande next to Government House, Z Telegrophin Address: . Internacional. st _- Apely © Hongkong, 4 aSl6hl ‘PEE MANAGER. «|: ; {9980 “KING EDWARD HOTEL. A HIGH CLASS PY PRIVATE HOTEL, Ladies’ Afternoon Tea Rooms, Private Bar and Billigrd- -Rooms, Rooms «pecially reserved for Captains of the Mercontilo Marine, Hot aud Cold Water throughout. Electrically Lighted. Electric Passenger Elevator to ach floor. Table D'Hota at separate tables. For Terms, &v., apply to the— MANAI GER. Hongkong, 24th October, 1902. - ra2seg “HOTEL CRAIGIEBURN. LUNKET’S GAP, The Paax, noar the Tram Terminus. ; . Tel. 66, For Torms, apply to,the _Hongkong, ! Snd July, 1900. ~ CONNAUGHT HOUSE. - MANAGER, fase: : Amst CLASS HO! HOT#L Situat da ‘near the Banks and Principal Offices, Excellent uisine and Wines. “ot Large and Lofty Rooms, Elegantly Furnished : Hydraulic Elevator, hot ‘and cold ‘wat x.’ throughout, Special Retes for Tonrista, Lunch Service for Guests. Yor Torms. apply to the “MA Hongkong, Set October, 1802. “BOA Vista” (HOTEL-SANITARIUM. OF sour CHINA) a MACAO H® been re-opened ~ unuer Fnropoan’ management and most strict. supervision as to food, cleanliness, and hygiene | of the place All comforta of o home. , fs A most pleasant a for those d ir s 6 few daya rest and quiet... : Comfortable accommodation for travellers. paying a visit. to the Listoriosl and/ picturaique’ colony of Macao. - Mevao f is 40 miles south-west of Hongkou; i ‘| One steamer’ (88. Heungshan),, daily -to.an from. Hongkong, a and two ateamérs to. and:from Canton, give easy communication with both these centres, f Cable Addreis—"* Boavisra! M For Terms, apply. to. . ; : ae THE. MANAGER, NAGER, : (e5%- Hite First-ole and well-famod ‘establish. ment is pleasantly. situated inthe contra = of, Praya Gann, facing’ south, with a charming view of tho soa ‘On bho Front. Com- | foxtable and -well farnished Bod-rooms..:- * Caisine Exeollent.* “ Brenint Att Atteddance, f erate, | | ens Se W {180% & CO. LMTED. aS ESTABLISHED A.D. 1841. WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS ‘oF THE, FINEST QUALITY AND VINTAGE, SPECIALLY SELECTED. Per doz, Por bot. B, OLD ,jVINTAGE, superior quality, Red Capsule $14.40 61.20) G kL NE OLD VINTAGE _ Black superior quality, . 18.00 1.50 Seal Capsule VERY’ FINE OLD VINTAGE, extra superior’ (Oup. Borr.ap), Violet ‘D. Capsule “E The following Wiues, bottled in Europe, have been specially selected, and procured from the celebrated firm of Messrs. GEO, G. SANDEMAN, SONS £CO., of London and Oporto, .und are of the highest ¢liss:-- OLD TAWNY vy INVALID ... " ESTRELLA OOOO VERY OLD TAWNY | Per Doz, Per Bot, 2100 1,75 2.00 1.75 27.00 2.25 40.00 2.50 $5.00 3,75 OLDEST and FINEST: 54.00 4,50 ALS. WATSON & CC LIMITED, mE HONGKON G. on PEN BARY, LCL 10 CORRESPONDENTS. * “OnLy covmmantcations relating to te nyros colrinees shouted be addressed to Tyg Ep ror. Garrespendents nist Sortbard their numesand ad, dresses with conemunicctionn etrersed to the dstor no! for prublicution, bul as evidence of good faith, | AU Lelters for publication ahorelil be written on one side of the paper anty. _ Ne anonynorsrly signed ‘conmunications that lave, already appeared in ather papers wilt be inserted. Orders far extra coptesof Darby Parss should be sent beyore 11 ant. on day of publication. After that e kewe the mupply is Ute, Only supplied J he, Pelegriphie Address: Prss, Codes: A. B, 0. Li nin Na, 1 BIRTH. On the gud Noves nber, iat Chusan Road, Shi eng ial, theo wife of WM. Cameron, of u eon, MARRIAGES. On the Bist October, at HBAs Consulate, ‘and onfterwards nt Holy ‘Trinity Cathedral, Shanghai, Hy the Rey. U. G.Modyes, M.A. Gaionae Joun,. youngest son uf Gi, Hagan, of Hongkong, to: Bretia, anughter of Epwann Vantin! TON, Shanghai. Qn tho 1st November, at Holy Trinity Shanghai, by the’ Rev, LC, _ Hodge Axprew Granany, BBCP, & SE, of Scotland Mixsion, Ichung. to J of the tate Ronerr Wain, of Ki The dea ond Ur bt LUOS ST ERICE! 131, Furer 6 Stepan Ky W Y that. Buropenn residenta im this Cony who were in hopes that in Kowloon af feast some reservation of Jand’ would be made within, which the Chinuse would not he permitted 0 Jive in immediate proximity to Europeans will not bemuch consaled by Mr. cosas ussitrance to HIE. the ‘Governor of his‘ entire, approval of the piveiple of ‘the estiblishment of a reserva. | tion In which perros of a cleanly and healthy méde of life will Le safe from tho risk of infection due to the neighbourhood -of lower classes of Chinese, with insnnitary ‘habits.’ Mr. » CHAMBERLAIN consents: ty, ihe rexervation of the area in question, but, 3 ceonsiders thet “ instend af being confined’ to Europeans it shoul “be open to all persons, whether European or Chinese, who are, npproved by the’ Goveraor.” ° The ““Seeretary of State for the Colonies is not in ‘sympathy with umy scheme to “ enable the uropeaa section of. the. community to in low rent#to the exelusidn of Chinese and tig Hows, Ft expression is*very fine j ig + prinviple, but we: ink that it ‘ts eu unfair atnte- of 7 pence of -Btate would have prevented hint ‘from fall g into error. th Wits ViEUK nuAD Tf Cramozrrain will extend his. South African eoloniea‘nnd. return ‘to Peg “| and by way of Hongkong; were he to. do. so, he might find comsiderable-reasonté for modifying his views, "Porhaps the case for such s.reservation as,has just beon refused Dae not been stated as.well as it might havo been. An European reservation is not desirel merely to give Europonas a-low- rented ,area te the disadvantage, of the Chinése of good standing, The history of what las ‘happened in the City of Victoria will best ‘show what threatens Kowloon. There wis an Ordinance passed fourteen, years ago, No, 16 of 1888, of which this was the Preamble :— Whereas the health and © comfort of Europeans inn tropical climate “demund gonditions which are inconsistent _| “witb the neighbourhood of houses crowded “with oceujants and otherwise used after “the manner evstomary with the Chinese “inhabitants, and wheréas ‘the’ influx: of “ Chinese into the Colony tends constantly to narrow the area of the City of Victoria « “ ehero such conditions are attainable, and ‘itisdesirable tu reserve by law a distri iet “ wherein such conditions muy be secured.’ ‘Now, though the Colony. has grown sv immensely since 1888, there has been. no extension of the Buropean reservation in Victoria, and we see~Chinese ‘houses all ayound, effectually: preventing that exteasion except at a considerable expense to the | public purse, . Meanwhile houses, built for Enropeans in the HUI district have, been are williag to pay. the enormously increased rentals, so that the result is a great.seareity of European residences at a reasonable rent: It was thought that in, the laying | out of Kowloon, amfte space being at the | Govermment’s disposal, a strictly European reservation would afford relief tothe un- deniable want of residential accommodation for Europeans, without inflicting any hard. ship onthe Chinese.” The Secretary of State for tha Colonies has decided otherwise acd so, though, there is to be a reservation in Kowloon, it is not to be an European reservation bat’ one for Eurdpeans. and the wealthier among the Chinese, the Governor's approval—a changeable qiantity, owing to the changes of. Governor — being. the criterion of eligibility to live in ths reserva, ‘| tion, It may.be argued that the evils of tenement-huuses:and the contiguity of the lower classes of Chinese will be uvoided by ihoxe Europeans who live in. the uew ‘reservation, “This is true ; but the European | ‘of, moderate means will still: compete for honees with the well-to-do Chinese, and the outcome of this competition will be. the same as it has been’ in parts of the Hill district nnd elsewhere, ‘The question of the right of an European resident to expect to have a small quurter to himself, where nutives do not ‘live; we will not dizeuss, We me only referring to the necessity of Europemns having a sufficient “number of decent houses to live in, atva price not forced up by the competion of the well-, to-do Chines probable, ugh ‘further information on the subject is to band, that the pupors to be laid on the tabla of the Tr. seems no acquiréd by the better-class Chinese, who | House of Commons concerning the evacua: ton) ol. -Wethuiwei,” mentioned our Londou correspondent’s televram . of Wednesday's date, will after all turn out to in [be dituments of many mouths ago when the question of maldug- Welhaiwel, a stroag | fortress, turning it into w sanatoriun, ete, us at present, or ‘ahandoning the. place altogether, was under consideration at home ‘Laud. the opinions of the Admirals - ind SAnious other exports were: being collested. In consonance with Parliauontiry usage these would naturndiy be laid on the table of tlie House when alt public interest in the wititter hed, evaporated. “We may, there- fore, perhaps éongpla ourselves that we are atter ali faced with possibility of another retrograde step of the British Goverwment in China, ay the first shock of thi tulograit Jed.us tofear, ‘The Navy and the Shinghai zesideats may not be about tu lnse" their “third-class watering place,” and Weihaiwei may yet becomo a strong baso under some future Gaverament. wot Tho French matlof the 6th ult. wus dotivered in Lonton on tho 5th iast. ' * Asnbscription bull in aid of the fundsrequ ired, for the new’ full-sizwl croquet lawn at the Ladies’ Reercation Club will bs held ia the City Hall ou.‘ Tnepilay, 9th Deoomber. The sale of Japineso curios by Messrs. Hughes & Hough will be resumed to-day at 2 pan. sharp at Ne. 16, Praya Central near the Dougles ‘8.8. Co.'s wharf, copmenciig with: Lattil, . By kind pormaission 6f Colonel Iremion gor and officers, tho. band of the 33rd ‘Burma Infantry will pluy at the Hongkong ote! this evening, from.8 to 9.86 o'olock. . -Programus , Mand pipers at the Booth Ball, wat they Wear the tartan P | Mr J. RB ei who woat to Tapou tor. Alt &Co., Nagasaki, in 1872. bat has resided “at Kobe: ‘for along poriod, died thora on: the 27th’ ult., aged 56. : Gen. Bell, U.8.A.. hai filed | a libel ae againat tha Manilu Lidertas for’ some editorial . ‘romorks. ‘on him in. its. issas of the 07th ult. The complaint states that the avcns tions thera- in were mado with maliviong intent to injara General Bell. The Manila Cabtenews of the Istinat. arys :— The Moro situation is lvoking more ‘hopafal than it did several weeks ago, and: Genoral Summer feels disposed. xocariing to his tale- gravis to thy division hos tqnacterd, to allow-tha refractory Morua moro time te consider the “propasition “of peace before roducing thoie forta. We ney from. China Times that the: Tientsin Municipal Council has golectad Sergt Almond, late BW... os assintunt inspector, ‘and Mr. Almond has now roceisud formal pormision of the military anthorities to. join the Army Reserva aad tae up his position as sorvent of the Tiontrin muncipality, Tho “ Hospital Sunday” off singe i in 8. John's Cathedral to-marrow will ba given to ‘tha Alice Mamorial and Nothersdla’ Hospitals, Special sermons will) bs prosshed by’ the Venerable Acchlescon Banisiec aud ‘by the chaplaia of tho Soamon’s Mission (Rav. J. H, ). France). Offertortis will ulso bs taken for the, Hospitals at'5, Peter's Churoh, the Union and the various Chinose, Cliirehos, Profesor Jonks ia bis report on the Pailip- pins to the U.S, Gareromsatstates that whils there ix cousideruble progress among the paoale of the Dato and English possaasions of the Orient, nowhars is ths vi‘inomy equil $9 the privileges which Filipiars aco now aujoying — He recommends that the govaroment retein ownosrship ofall raalt + 6 cu title is in donbt, and that enevarage weit be given ‘large investors. The Univeral @azctle ‘aiys that Viceroy Chang Chih-tuag was quite realy to take the whole responsibility of tha Chuagehow murda case, but tho British Minister negotiated with tho Wai-wa-pu oaly and rafnsed to sottle the matter with the Vicsroy, while the Consul - Genoral of Hankow whe approached anid that ha had no power Lo settle the owe. Tt is report ed that Vieoroy Cirang tolyrapued te “the Foeoign Offve in Loudoa asking the offisa te mitigate tho’ term of tho dy th puhishnsut on thy Chon gchowmilitary officers whileall the othope torms would be avertsl to, ‘Ph» Loadon Foe. eign Office in its reply. soans tobe mora compro- mising, aceordiny te the Uutvorce! Gazette, We ara requested ‘to remind our realars of tho alfresca féte which isto take placo to-morrow evening fram 9 ‘w 1E o'clock in tha compound of the Roman Catholic Cathedral ab Gloncaly, Tho procoads of tho fete are ta go to tha Tealinn Convent te meet tho novessary expanses for somo ‘sanitary improvemants required to . ba done juside ths Convent by the Shaitiry Boaril. The price of admission is only $1, and the ticket ontitlos the holder’ to asouvanir if exeiangud on the nicht of the file... By kind permission of Col, lromonger unt the olflasrs of thy 330] Barms Infautry, thie bind with by in attandance and play » suloction of music during the evening. Apart from the attractions offerail the object fo: which this fete has Wea. organi bd ought to uttract a liege cone sardo of peuple who ure charitably dispowed. .'Lhy Sisters of the | Tenlisn Convont arm doing alot of good to the numerous orphaas and invalids under thai care, and rea ly doserro ths support of the public. The F ochow Eshool the lstNovember says i Tha lovg looked. for rain bigan tei fall early on Thursday morning, the 3ithalt.; and'contianed up to last night, giving genoral aitistagtion, -— Lt was said that with the advent of rain dangue fever would disappear, or at any rate receive a chuck. “It is toho hoped so, a: the visitation has bien a severe ony, some sixty per cunt, of the native population having suffered from it, and foraign rosilonts not having oséaped,—Owing to the overcast sky, nothing way sven of the partial eclipsa of the sun yesterday afterudon.— Tho harvosting of the Jud crop ries ix-ta com- menve imediately, According to. oll reports tho crop hus not saffsred so much locally from the drought us in. the survounding country districts —-W6 ualestynd that allis goiug oa well with tha ponies la triiaing for ous sVinte: Meuting, ‘Phe course was yom oehat hoavy after the two days’ rain, and consaquonily the times mado in th» gallops: this morniag were poor. Three of the griffins woro sont a mile for the firs( time, A telegram to. the Ostasiatische Lloyd, dated Tayeh, Ist Novembor, ssys:— The: uewly established prssongor station for . the “4 german Yangtezo steamers ut Kichou, a station not fae from Hankow, has beon: totally destroyed and plandered by the whartingers of the other wharves, The wharfluger of the } Gorman wharf was driven into ths. Yangtsze but wassared.” The NC. Daily "News oom ments:—it is to be hoped that no attempt is to, be made to make capital oat of ‘the reported outrage on a German wharfinger at. Kichou, Kichou is. village on :tho north bank. of tho Yangtsze between. -‘Kiukiang and Hankow, some 35 miles below Cock’s, Head. There are..no wharves or wharfingers - thera, and ataamersonly call occasionally if lightsare, bhown, | when a sampan comes off with passengers. Tho 80- -ealiod wharfiagers are all. Chinese, and” the whole: affair’ is evidently nothing. bat. row. betwaeii competing stetmer: touts, of which the: 1 tout forthe Germat ‘steamers ‘got the worst, Teds apfortanats, that snoh au-ex porated: | and ‘gytiundatio, corks” rt -etiould: -be promfulgated aie at’ th | Ra Co edie. Unfortunaiely we eaunot ex} lect that. Bir.” : praesent 5 conjunsinre.. ‘a troatisa on'thy history of the Poles. Tio balnteaied bis it ‘birthday: ou the O5th ‘ult., ‘and wad prosented by | Lecmasaca! es with - bronze statie of himself: — The Rawinus oldim that ‘the’ sadn’. elses’ |’ cruiser Novik, now avity way tothe Far Bast, isthe fastest eruisaé in es world, ‘as its’ spooil is 26 knots, ‘ ' Miss Sono Fakuzame the sciaawdiice ‘of Viscount Hayashi, the Japanese Minister, will be one of the Malds of Honour to Lady Samuel j on Lord Mayor's: day. : The London Guzette notitlss that tho King” has been graciously pleased to appoint’ Mr. D. D. Fraser to bo His ‘Majesty's Consul for the Island of Java to reside a, Batavia. The news ia contiemed that Mr. Besgg, Unitert States Consul.General ot Havana, ood Mr, Ruble, United States Cousul-General at Hougkeng, oxchange places, The Yokobama Waterwdrks' 6 per cont, loan of 900,00 yon taken by Messrs, Samuel Samuel. & Co. at 99 was placed by them in London at an average price-of LU: The German Emperor bar sont the medal of the Bed Cross to Lady MaoDonald, wife of ULM, Minister at Tokyo, in recognition of tha brave and uoliring belpfalness shown by her thronghout tho siege at Peking. ° Sir James Mackay booked his passage from New York by the White etar steamer Oceanic, which wag due to reach Liverpool on the 2ath ult, Sir James bas, accepted the invitation of thé China Associition'to the annual dinuer on tho 12thiinat. \ Tho Crown Princs.of Siam, who left London on the 3rd alt, for Siam. travels vie the United States and Jupin. He ia oxpooted to roach Bangkok early in January next year. The Crown Priace has spont the past nine years in ‘Bngland, whore he, hag rocoived his education, at Harrow, then ut Sandhurst, and thon passed through the Staff College at Camberley. Tater ho‘entered at Christ Crareh, Oxford, where ho made history his special study, writing: He ro- evived the G.C.V.O, from the King, and is the . poswousor of numerous {uropean decorations, The Globe writes: :—We cannot help thinking it regrettable that the Archbishop of Cantar- ‘ynry ‘should hava’ committed hinmsclf. to 80 iolunt.s donubeiation of the Chinese opium trade as that in which he todulgad yeatordsy. Douhtlesa his Graco spoke us a privat citiz in, and not as Primtite of the Charch; ‘but: his words will be quoted far and. wide by fanatics who sil] no moro vealico this than they do the fact that to approds the trade would inflict geoat ‘gaffering upon our Iudian fellow-subjscts, with- out diminishing at all thy amount of opium sonanmed i in China. n —re Tho intranl difficulty seems pretty, aouta at Singapore. Inn footnote to a letter the local Free’ Press writes —'Tho Hylam Secret Society cuge showed that the Saciety had for its objects: (1) To fight the ouomies of the Society ; (2) to go out and xtonl, giving 80 per cont of . the proceeds tothe Socisty ; (8) to furnish members with maintenance if out of worl, and lawyers if iu trouble. Daily the police chronicls cortain. records of :Hylam, servants ‘charged with theft and it is. not ta be woadered ut, ¢ msidering the free haud somo employers give their sérvants und the ease with which they can dispose of stol.u property. _ Tho Daud C. Express of thé 10th wlt, suys : —The Moraing Post is responsible for the statement that the Ist Chinese Regiment at Weihaivei is not after all to be, disbanded. Whethor, Woibsiwoi will be. retained as a inilitary station “dos not wppear to have been devided on, bug it is quite cortain that for the present the disbandment of tho Chinese Regiment bas ‘been postponed. Wo most sivcorely trust, as we have frequently written, that ‘the regiment which has done so - well, during its brief career, will bo retained, and that the decision of tha Government to disband it is baing revised—in the way that its existence will be prolonged; : KING'S BIRTAD AY. On Monday next, ‘which is to“ the King’s Birthday holiday, « para Garrison will be held wb Happy Valley, There ‘will take part inthe parade the Royal Welsh | Fusiliers, the Derbyshire’ Regiment (Sherwood Fovoxtyas), the’ Royal ‘Artillery; the Royal BPnyineers, ‘the 10th Bombay. Light Infantry, tho Ith Bowbay Light Infantry, the 33rd Rorma Wight Tofantry, the ~Hougkong Volunteer Corps, und the Chines: kubmarine Minorg, basides-n ‘eontingout, froin the warships. in tha Tarboar, “Tho pater will begin ubont 4.p.m. A combined naval oe military ivals: in preparation for that to be hebl in honour of the "| | ‘The Vouézuclan official Guzette doolares diag {8 Z reports that the Peking crea | has formally yielded_to’ Gormany’ 'é demand for the noutralisation of the Yangtsze. Valley. article strongly deprecates any. overtures: The Morning Post in a’ vigorous | with or ‘retrenfs before Gormaiy, ' “Other. : newapapers comment on.Lord: Cranborne’a oxtreme. reserve and demand a ‘frank aod’ oxplicit statement in Parliament, e REUTER’S SERVICE. Loypon, 5th Nevamboe.’ NATAL VOLUNTEERS FOR . , SOMALILAND, © ' | Colonel Royxton has offered to taise a Natal contingent of 'fiva hundred men for service 6 in, Someliland, | Gee oe MR, CHAMBERLAIN'S rouR.- Mr. Chambarlain will sail for Gonth Atcios | during tho Jast'weekof this month, VENEZUELA. the revolutionary. aray was annihilated io a battle near La Victoria, and Ts thei insartes-° y tion is crashed. Loxnoy, Sth November: TAB NEW LORD MAYOR. The new Lord Mayor. of London who” is, closely connected: with Japan, will. include in hix show a car typifying the Anglo. -Japmene Alliance, : : THE EDUCATION BILL. The oloventh and. twolfth: cluasis “of ‘the | anil J Education Bill hays been adopted, the Govern- ment accepting amendments inoreasing socalor. dontrol, ANOTHER IRI3H IMPRISONME VP. Mr. Donia Kilbride, lata M.P. for Galway, has been arreatet at peblin: ‘to undergo: foar Enginoers,” Tho kick-off is, at ine The | \following’ will play for the! Clab:—i C. Hiokliag, ue W.G. Worcester sed av. wee. Kerr, ©. Ba. Coupe, a. A. Cooke, anothgr, forwards, 2 2 A ‘CRICKET. nanan the ranch pet Soa XE") vp, HM.S.: a. yi Dr. J. M P, *. Lanble, a Moule, ‘Capt: Rae fo, Gient.. M. .B. Rimington,. 8.F. Moj Broten 8: tamons, B.u., end Gs Ay the Craigengowor Cricket ‘Cinb wil Army Ordnanes Depattm Theintroduction of European weighta ig a into the Cantral Market to replace ‘the a fuetory anil. not.always. reliable Chinese or weighing-atick baa wow: beon : fo. a extent effectod . and ‘no doubt’: 8 of of titde. | Por “this improven if largely dud: to" Mr, Be McEwen,’ Tuapatior ‘he kcales azo oti an improved, simple: Head: have to deal with’ the. King's ‘Birthday: on Monday, took place at |: Hoppy alley, yesterday morning. : See eeennasereeeecacren WA RREN’S CIRCUS.’ Wavren’s Cirens opens to- night on tho yecleimed ground facing the Central Market, anda bumper housy is gertain tu, assemble to’ witnese what can truthfally, be deseribed az a ‘great chow.” No cirens that ever ‘travelled in the, Far Kast can boast of such a roputation' |" for consistout merit snd up-to-dateness, and we. conlident!y ‘predict for them a highly ‘gnecensful season, . “Apart from the unique collection of performing avipals, ‘the nevobatio aud éyuestrion “Aisplays—not to. mention ‘the Highter side of circus moyemiente—include ‘some of the” best. known. ee in mor hippic | kong iets. accompa superintendent, oa. the: : ‘wi,.inepection of the. stran view (o her posable ealvage. Deyle and ‘aan ba’ déspatebi ice, Mesari. eeeria ‘Macdonald island. upon which: the Phra: Nany beg: btn: ig. the nearest of the Parataly fo the imoinlan | it'ig actounted sory dangerdns uy Tho followiuy have been selected {0 play in| wi be , = out of plumb to such an oxtent ud to cause it bg ag, > thatthe wind oaght not to have knocked them _ down; “he alxo thought that’ the reasog, they ENQUIRY INTO COLLAPSES ‘SPORTING NOTES. OF... HOUSES... ean eae ‘ : : KOWLOON OLTY BoaD; =-«. 0°: { be between a Club XT ond HMB. Tamar, who Tha enquiry into.the-fatal collapses of houswe | wort rathor badly bonten by the Craigengower in Kowloon City Road'on.i8th July ‘last’ was C. ©, last woek-at Hoppy Valley. In justice resumed yesterday afternoon before Mr, F. A, | tothe Zamar mon, however, it mist be said that Huvaland, ‘Mr. H. L. Denys, Acting-Crown'| they lacked two of their best nan on tho Ist Solicitor, appeared on bebalt of the Govern: | inst, end they should bo abla to render a better ment, while D-H. W. Looker’ represented }- account of themsolves |to-day, The Club team, tho architeds, Moasts, Leigh’ .& Ovauge, snd| which is captained by Dr. Atkinson, containg Mr. C. D. Whikiisoa ‘the contrictors, tho | one of our new regiment in Lieut. Rimmington, - Loong Cheong-timm.. me B.F., ond though mostly compised of junior H. Ps Suoker, executive oug , PW.D., | mea should be equal to the tsak before it. was examinad. He recounted the ciroumetance’ Club © side Thich meets the Royal of thy collapse on 18th July laat, and said that Pigs At Asencdonien football to-day aiffors thé fallon wall bad been rebuilt ; it was not, how- | considecably from that which’ best the R.W.F., ever, int plumb, the lower seven foot—that was, | « A.” Co., on the 25thult. ‘The half-back line seven fostuhove the grouud—-boing 14 inohes | 54 entirely changed, Harrison, who played buck . out of tho straight, The ‘back wall of the before, boing associated there with Kew and some block. was also out of plumb. Witnoas had} Roos’ while Worcester igback in Harrison's plaice,- nat plumbed the south wall of. the’ block, but | Temurchand, Cooper, aud ‘Cooke roniain in. the this wall had beoh pulled down and was being | forward lino'and are joined by Kerr and another. rebuili. Cho south wall of house. No, 32. the | —t ia still too early to talk about tho Football __ gréater portion of which full dows ou:18th July, | Ghield, but, it will bo of interest ;to many wos. alxo rottilt and had ‘been. plumbed. Some. |-renders to.loarn that the Sherwood Foresters time in Moy lust witness's altention waa called} wiJl probably-caoler four teams for the compoti- ~ to the north wall on bicek 11.8, which was thea | tion, Thoy have a good football veputation in ” shored up and being rebuilt, On 19th July he.! other climes, anil tho-a who haye scen them at inspected the housea, and Ivoked at the brick.| pactice hore think favourably of their chances, * god mortar debris, ‘he bricks ho'found to be | Whother they: will prove as successful ax our ‘hard, but. sotae were more or 1os3, souked by the | gnergetic Fusiliers in the past remains to bo rain whieh bad como. down inimedintoly after | sen, fe the collapse. ‘Thore wus uotling, however, 'to : sate fa ae ; . Jead him. to supposes from’ what by: saw’ thut Tho destination cf tho first prize in tho Inter. doy, that: tho, buicks or mortar tind been‘wot ax | Port Riflo Mateh shomld be kaowu by the oud of soddened before the collupse, ‘nor did he sco aay another week, unless Penungis going lo create Tricks #0 ‘soft that ‘they’ ovuld “be Lent in the | ® surprise, Singapore, as reudors of this papor hand, Ax far ug witness could judge, the | are awaro, hos already put in a total of 893, 9 position of the ground floor wall-of No. 30 better than the $84 which ouablod one Southern wan ‘the, gumo! then as it-was’ to-day, but | neighbours. to take second place last year bo didnot notive’then that that wall wus ont} Lieut. Elliott tied fur first place with 95, of pluwb: | ‘The ways in which’ the cotlapss of although during the previous week he made ar Ron rahi tg ae nero ges ne eee 102. in’ practise, only .2 less than Oy. D, iF it toe : 0) rice @) the bonding might have: beon Baldwin's mmagnificant record of 104 hers, chat’; (3): tho: mortnt might. ‘have been. bad Cue five top Singupore men wore remarkably causing the-hiicks to slide nud giving them no | level, only :} points separating Morrison, the cokenion ; (4) the wall might, have been built | fife’ man, trom Jllict und tubim, bracketed ‘Phe Hongkong team is to be s-lected from the. 16 mén who have bee requested to attend at tho Runge to-day, that is to say, from the” tam which shot in the Imperial Rifle @utch on the 20th October with the uddivioa of Mesars, Crocker, Jvifery, Davies, Parker, Marshall, Audrew, and West,” apd. without Measré. Penhing und McEwen. ‘Ihe very poor total of 825 which was compiled on the 29t alt, to totter; (5) ‘thers ‘might hace been’ a rub. fidence in thé foundations; (6) there: might havo been iu oxt aordinary force, such as-n heavy: wind ina typhoon; snd..(27) there wight bave Neon o odmbinntion of any, or oll of these yeasons, which were -based on:the ussumption thot.the wall of No, 30. was not knocked down by that of No, 32. “Wituess was of opinion that the immediate cause of the collapse was the foray of the wiad, -but ha could not say whether tliat force was applied outside or inside the hay Lf ‘the houses had been: in perfect cougitto: bet tho timo of the collapse, he thought | js to Lave auy chunge of adding to its list ‘of nine vietories in twelve, contests.” Shanghai will ‘fire off om the 15th inst. and their toum will were knocked down by the wind was that there bs a probally be welected from .the followitg :— was a’ibaidence of the foundations, ‘Lhe fact Today's match onthe cricket’ gronnd will LY. PRES “ Fait Play," appearing in-the Straits Ines “T have: heon .racng horses: for. number of years past, but have dever.soon such a. reversal second day. + There was x rumour vext morning that the Committre of the Singapore Sporting Club were going to enqniré into the running of some of the horses at.5 p.m. that day (Friday), but.nothing was dono”. Last year's gentleman visited this Volony who was anxious to introduce Singapore racing methods in Hongkong. Curiously onongh he met with no support. _ I see that the Haskell golf-ball has heen barred iu a competition in Ceylon. ‘This is no doubta result of the fact that recently Mr. J. G- _Motrose, using a Haskell ball, played a round of 18 holes over the Ridgeway Links, Ceylon, in 69 strokes, thé¥eby beating his provious record of the Links made‘ with on ordinary ball (27 strokes) by 3 strokes, It is said that the -Hoskell is-shortly to-make its appearaneo in Honykong. What about our local records then ? ‘The idea-in x number of golf clubs is that, until the Haskell ball is genvraily available it should be prohibited in competition play. Non-golfers and even many golfers might be surprised at reading in a Straits paper that “ Hell is to be abolished iu Selangor.” But the “Hell” in question is only a bunker ou the|- Selangor links. 3 : OMPAX. JOINT STOCK SHARES, Nags ote Messrs. Vernon & Smyth say in their weekly share report, duted Hougkouy, 7th November.— Business has been quicler during the week unter review, but market values continus to be gouerally woll-maiutaised. . Banxs.—Hongkong aud Shavghais have been booked af $6274 and $630, and close firm Loidon has advauced to £64, 10s. Nationals continue on offer at $27. ae Marink Iv.uxancas—Unions havo’ sold and ary ig further request ut S60, China Tra- ders cuu by placed at the iniproved rate. of 362, Yangtszex ure quiet at - S131. Cantons can bo procured at $1673. : £ : --Firk LNs vLances.—Hongkongs are on offer will havo to be much improved on if Hongkong | * ofthe north and west walla on Lot 1,107 being out o&plumb @proed with the theory that such a suibatlonve had taken plage. ‘The sites fot tho, two blocks ‘gf hotses, were cut out from: the ‘hillside, on the western side of. Korloon City” --Road, and .the.effect’ ofthis wag.to. cause the bill ot the back ofthe houses to alope towards the buildings, which, from personal observa, tion, witness Kuew-cansed the «water due to the heavy rains'to,pour from, tho .hillside. intd the sites; furthermore, ho observed the water. lying in’ pools immediately: atthe back of the houses, ..und} hs “goll water waa close to the entfacy: ’ Srour what ho ‘suw,-witness :conoluded that the north wall on: Lot. 4108 sank before it wits secon: -strnoted, and since it hyd been rebuilt te belioved _ the foundations had sunk again ; this opinion was ." formed from the wey the.wail.was oracked, No special precautions, so far ashe wos aware, were . taken, with roferotoa to. theuo® two “plocka, to <. provent the foundations from subsiditig it conse- Guence ‘of ‘the moist-naturd of the ground ; bo Corporal Duinfries, “A*” Co., Private Moore “A” Co, Corporal Brand, “ A" Co, ‘Trooper ldriyo, Light Horse, Guauer Richards, Artillery ; Mr. Watson, Caldbeck, Mucgr- gor, & Co; Private’@ |. Peace," B?* Co.; _Private bC. Hill,“ B" €o.; Sergt. McDowell, "B” Co, Inspecton Wilson? Luspector Callinis, Luepector ‘Dewing, Sorgt; Mucdonald, Sexft. uyneh. a ° Tho-Doables vin the Wigwwin Jawy-tennis She" lsoew that “the, subs, touznament hava ragultad jn a victory for Man aud Bdwaids (owe 80), who dofmatyd Yeats and Trimaringhum (owe Sv) in the finai.rdand by, {3 setts to lore. Pte t te : ’ The Shanghai football sumson, which has just commonocei, is expected tobe exceptionally lively this year wing to the institution of a new. Challuage Cup, Shanghai already: had a “the tho of-the collapse, and it was not yot dous. ‘iy the How. of water fran ‘the ‘Bulate catch= ete, thought ‘that precautions ought to ‘have begn taken to.prevent-tie heavy flow of water frém Col anedls comteet on eae he Billaite on to the. sitee, Vbig infant have {He Moring Enginwors, and “it wag at first en g- boon donu by digging weatch-water a {he ‘side’ gesiad that this should to thrown open to com- of the hill, or by otherwise draining the water } petition amoby the‘ yarions ,Shanghai teas. away. Pah eka had athe Dane Baas By “Mr, Lookor-- Witness -waa of opition that the wall-of No. 80 tas'not out of plamb ut the time tlio rial Sy their curtiticate: A wall’ wis not necessarily dangerous: becatse, . it was 1} fuches ob, of plimb.” Tie wall in | intention-of the origihal donor of that trophy ‘itcwas deuidid to instibate % new Cup, which ‘Max BkSttowo ‘has presenta, “for yl football clubs existing iu-Shong iui, Likely cowpht itora did. not consider that “for thet reason it was | f° S*d te be the ‘Shavghei: Poot ball “Club; the dangerone’ It waa ‘the same in'tho cach of the - Polite? the Y.MLC.A 4 tho, Recreation Club, the ~ back wallon Lot Rox Mert gamer aed Dooks! und-theRublio-Scbools, The-Rua gers; dangerous beqause i question” wis’ at. present: out of ‘pluiaib, but be ix players ary gaid to bute jgitiod the S. | ek oper va aD che success! of sss'th rue days’ "| Shanghai ward lindod biedlly My. Kitig’s Aqpihion, } which took rst placeth the Lottery Staxbs on itu the Sobughal "petord for 14 mile. Mr. jhiplex’s The Beater, howoyer, hud a fino list of prizel, cOmpriafag tirsts jin the Northern Cup and Bivcairei Pitte, sesonds in the Criterion ‘Stakes god. Autumn Cup, ‘anda third in the 0 Champious. «By. H, Bush's. dlserinc won the + partly béay done, anil at tho time o£ the collapse "tho ohannelliug ‘had all bacn comploted, as ‘well - 98 the, cones ne the fener. between the two blocks.” None of the-enrface. concreting chad been don at the -back of the two hlooke ‘at: the Chumpions. Mr. Donnaclio’s ed, Dawn ‘wonthe Whatigpoo Stakos and Racb Club Cup; ‘Witness: belioyed it, was tho case “that: some: “mouths betorp the time:of the collapse; Leigh, “ & Orange wroiw to the’ PAW. D, snd asked that ; the convroting bo: proceeded with, The. con- | thirds, in the Liama Miau and Lottery Stakes, Lane of the lane ab ue feait one: a that ie {brought off a win in the Pari Mutuel Cup on hue, abe : Lilo the apse, wok miet hove tho last day, while his Rebel ing and Desert provental tueflow of waterthal: witness refereed King secured a third prize apiece. Me, Buxsy _ tos coniekoting waa niorely'a Sanitary preciutios. with bis Hare Rose won tho Lisma Mian Stakes Xt was not the duty ofthe Government os mach ‘ai anybddy. else to: tale measares: fo: prevent Grandee, the Pagoda and Autumn Cups. Mr. hind: sada '| #2 the: record time for seven furlongs of 1.48, ob A018 should u | Stakes and second in the Northern Cup, showed Ee Reick ats one. Aho: ‘what 8 good pony. hs still is. In the Criterion’ Stakes be was. besten. by two of ‘the fliers | “of the moectin Algerine and The Dealer. :- | Ae ft was hold, however, that this wad not the: at $350, Chigus haye beon disposed of ut $854 and $86 and close with sullers at the higher rate. ‘SMIPPING,—Hongkong, Canton and Mucaos ' have been bovked at 337, 3974 and 3U74, closing with sume sellers atthe litterrate. Lndo-Chinas, after soles at $98 and Sy}, ure firmer-in sym- pathy with an improvement in the north, ani me now. quoted at $98, China. Manila’ cun be-placed ut $26, Douglases are enquired for at $4. after sales at. $4 and $404. Star Ferries (vld), have besu booked at $23: the new issue is vteudy at S13. shell Truusports ara procurable at £1. 178. 6d. “in fuir, request, and sales at $100, S1U1, and $102 | hove bee offected, thy market closing with sellers at $103, Luzons are still enquired for’ at 515, f Minina.—Punjoms are clfering at 324 after sales at $24 und $2.05, Ruubs. are in the market at 37. Jelebus eau still be obtained at Sle, : Docks, WHARvVEs & Gopownss—-Hon gkoug. aud Whampoa Dovks hive been sold at $2174 wand, ciose steady. . Hongkong and Kowloon Wharves have been booked ‘at $89 to $9 closing with further buyers at tho. bighor rato. Now’ Amoy Dock are unchanged st 337 buyers, Lanps, Hotens & -Hu1LDiNGs.—Hongkong Lands “havé sold at $186 and $185 end close with, soliirs at thy former quotation. Kowloon Lands re Btendy with provable buyers at $30. West Poiuts wre wanted at 348. Humphreys E ates have further improved te $124 with sula"ap the ruty. -“Hougkong Hotels have con- tipu lin strong demand and ave ‘now wanted ut $136.. Oridute Hotels ure quieter ot $4), , Corroy *MILLs.—Bengkoug Cottons. hare been sold at $17 and sre in further request, We have beard of no local business in the uorthera stock. : Misce.tanzous.—Greou Island Cements have improved to'$21, at which however o few “shures are obtainable. A, 3, Watsons continue opus at [a Critorion'and Racing Stakes and wag second in Mr. Barley'’s His Highness, the Shaogbai Gold ‘Cup snd.st.. Leger; Mr. Bruce Robertson's, “G. H. Potts's brown pony Pandur after two, ‘and came second in the Lottery Stakes Br. |: Tolin Peel's Set by. vinaing the Flyxwaey Plate as.well as coming.in ‘ihird.‘in the Criterion ig at Siagupere: Moji for this port yesterday. in, démond at $15. Electrics (oid) -have sod at $15, pnd (new) at 564, und continus in requout. Ropes ure quieter again at $125 wilh probable sollurs.- United Asbestos {Ordinaries} are want- ad ab $85. China Providents are offering at STV, after salve at 29} aud” $Y.8). “Powells are “| wimted af 384. 7 ‘Memos.—tunjom Mining Co. Li, oxtror- ‘dina.y general meeting on the L1th instant. Hongkong aud. Whampou Dock Co, Ld, adjéarued halt-yeavly mosting on the 1th iystunt. on {he 1]¢m instant, ~ CHURCH SERVICES. § JOHN'S CATHEDRAL. 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Meetings are held as follows:—Sunday— Acts 2,42, llam.; Gospel Address, 6 p.m. ; Tuesday—Soldiers' aud Suilors' Bible Class Gpm | i. | ‘Thuraday—Geheral Bibte Class, 6 p.m. Saturday—Prayer- Meeting, 6,p.m. LATEST preaMEn MOVEMENTS. “he Bek A‘atesmer Indéasomha ~ Welt Portland (Or.) for this port, eiu Japan, on the 4th inst., p.m, and is expected here on ‘the 4th POX. ‘ : : The Boston Tow Boat Co.'s steamer Hyades left Tacoma for Japan and Hongkong. on the 4th inst. § se The A-L. steamer Margusit Bacquehem left The V.S.S. steamer Alcinous lett: Singapore @ letter signed: ou the 7th inst, and is due here onthe 12th ‘inst. of'a honwa running, os that of ‘some ofthe horses that raced la-t week, espesially’ on the: SATURDAY, NOVEMBE -. LATE ‘TELEGRAMS, | . NEWS VIA CEYLON, : GENERAL NEWS. RUSSIA, AFGHANISTAN, AND GREAT. BRITAIN, i -London, 20th October, Lord George Hamilton, reply.us to questions by Sir Seymour King, seid thot Abdur Rab- man’s purchase of gnox and muovitions io Germany-was nox inconsistent with the agres- mont. with tha British Goveroment. Great Britain, he ssid, has received a communication fron Russia, proposing the establishment of direot rolntious between Russia and Afghanis{an regarding frontier matters : thosy ‘relations will, be nspolitical, Russia maintaining her former engagements and con inuing lo ornsidor Afghanistan as outside her sphere of inilaence. Great Britain hos replie2 that, in view of. the undorstanding excluding Afghanistan from the : Sri, 1902. ephore of Russian influence, it is impossible to consider 4 change of the existing arrangements, Vor spabmit proposals to the Ameer, with moro precise explanations of ‘the method proposed ‘for the exchange of such dommuouications, and thé means of ensuring the observance of thou Kerineries,—Chius Sugars bave continued’ limitations, NO anawor drs yet been received to this. : : OBITUARY, London, 20th October,, Sir Jaland Dauvers, KiC.S.L, is dead. OPIUM IN CEYLON, =~ -London, 20th October. Mr. Chamberlain ha: promised. to sak. Sir West Ridgeway to enquire into the causes of the inoreare of imports of opium in.Ceylon. COST OF THE DEITSH TROOPS IN INDIA, London, 20th October. J.ord.George Hamilton said that tho corres- pondence regarding the conditions of service of British tronps in India is incomplote. Io expacted shortly to got the final views of ‘the Indian Governwont, As ‘the War Offica and the [ndia Office are unable to agree us to tho apportionment of the inereased..charge, the matter will bo referred to arbitration. OUT-GF-WOERK RESERVISTS. = q Calenita, 22nd Getoker. An Indian Daily News telegram,’ dated London, the 20th instant, states that reservists and time-expired men out of employmont since their retorn frcém the war are holding de- monsirations in Hyde Park to: discuss their j- grievances, ‘They are receiving anuch public sympathy, and the apathy of the Wac Office _is severaly eriticised. 7 London, 24th October. A demonstration of unemployed rexerviats, some unpaid by the War ¢ fice, bas been held in Hyde Park. ‘ - ‘Lord Roberts, receiving the freedom of Bournemonth yesterday, said that the employ- ment of reservists was the burning question of the monient, He appealed: for a helping hand for thoss who had done such excellent service for their-conutry, INDIANS IN THE ‘TRANSVAAL. 5 Lendon, 23st Qetober. A conferonce of British Tudians hax , beet held, . Sir William Wedderbnen, Mr, W.°S Cuine, ond Mr. Nacroji and sovealy others wero preseat. Mr, Naoroji enid Uhat the laws doaling with Indisns. of the late Transvaal Government were unworthy of a civilised nation, aud their abolition was anticipated after the war's bat izstend they are more rigorously enforced. It hos bren-resolved to-petition Parliament fora remedy cf the’ griovances, : : BRITAIN AND PERSIA. oe London; 2ist October, Mr. Balfour stated that, so fur as the Govern: ment was aware, no agreement had yet been concluded between Russia and Persia, whereby British and Indian goods imygorted into Persia ; were unfavourably treated with regard to the - Custems, An arrangement bad been made between Turkey and Persia, providing for the most-fayoured-nation treatment ip the matter of Customs, During the Persian Vizier’s visit to Knylond, Mr. Ealfour added, the opportunity wag taken, to represent the importance of Britivh cowmorcial interests receiving equitable. trent- ment. : : 4 RUSSIA IN THE NEAR EAST. Calcutta, 23rd October, i hina Peadore ordinary yearly. meet-' ing ou the 25th instant; transfer. books close. Oth Novumber; 24th Sunday after Trinity. - Simultaneously with the publication. of the Ruesian Note re Afghanistan, ihe correspon- dents of varions Londou papers are reporting fucts which point tou remarkable recrudescence of Russien activity in different quarters in the ear East. : ; 2 FGHANISTAN. Lonton, 22nd October, The Morning Post regrets the lack of har- [ moony between policy and stralegy: as regards . Afghanistan. The forner is contemplating tha defence of the northern frontivr of Afghin- jsten.- ‘The lutter is limiting itself ‘to the defence ‘of the Indian frontier. ‘lhe solution of the problem urising from ao firther Russian advaues ought to be elaborated long beforehand. fiussian catmmnoication foreshadows a, moro categocical one at some future date. Z / Phe Stunddd says that the request for an exchange ot ccnnhunications between the fron- | tier officials ns regards the meintenapes of order and the constrnetion of reads, ete., is not inccnsistent with the existing agreement, but the question of adequate guarantees regarding: limitutions offers un abiding difficulty. The Chivnicle ‘says the safest policy is to keep Rusria at arm's longth 2s long us possible, and Lopes the Gorervment will make nv chang. frem tbe efatex guo without the strongest reasons, : ; - MR. MORLKY'S WHITE EL! PHANT. -« ‘London, 22nd October. * Bir. John: Morley, M.P,, bas presented Lord Acton’s Library. to Cambridge University. ’ THE DANISH WEST INDIES, . London, 22nd October. Tho Vanish, Parliament hos aguin rejected the sole to Amerien of the Danish West Indies. ME. CAKNEGIE AND THE NATIONS. Loudon, 22nd October. * Mr. Andrew @arnegie. when reesiving an- honorary degree at S, Andrew's University, made a-zemarkpble sp ech. Ho urged the Keiser to uso his influence {o create n United states .in Europe on an indastrial basis. This alone ig uble to couquer fres) markets and repel the America invasion. IIe pred‘oted that ¥ ngland’s iron will be practically exhausted in wenty-five years; and Aworiea's in sixty or seventy years, America hag already displaced Great Britain as the foremost. nation im wealth and commerce. Ho urged the British to roduce their drink und tobacco bills, avd. abandon rude sports. He believed that after paiaiul but. J salutary lessons -the.. British. would become happi + and freer from degradirg testes. PUNSAD PLAGUE JNOCE TOvs. *: : : : Calenitu, 2ith Oeteher. The Panjab plague inoculations are proce od- ing successfully; Hindoo fadies and clildren are coneenting to the-cperation, : BBI"?IN IN THE MEDITERBANEAN. i ; London, 28rd October. Lord: Cranborne, replying to Mr. Q’Kelly, said thot the British policy of maintsining the status quo in the Mediterranean applica te the Adriatic, ‘The Goverpment was ucaware of apy agreement between ‘France and Italy jnvolving the disturbance of the sfatue quo. |ACHEE & CO., “VICTORIA : j Pines: Certainly he .canact be measured | -RASTMAN’S— KODAKS, FILMS. - - AND ACCESSORIES DEVELOPING Axp PRINTING UNDERTAKEN, GOOD WORK. PROMPT RETURN. WE HAVE AN ESTABLISHMENT SOLELY DEVOTED TO EXECUTING’ WORK FOR AMATEURS, AND WE HAVE LARGER AND BETTER FACILITIES FOR DEVELOPING AND PRINTING THAN ANY HOUSE IN. THE COLONY _ . PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS STORr, “174, QUEENS ROAD CENTRAL. . FEW DOORS EAST OF HONGKONG HOTEL, Hougkoog, 22nd October, Hote. +. fe0g: LITHOGRAPHIC WORKS. 31, WYNDHAM STREET s ! ; Centra, Agescy:—J. LANDHOLT, “Tue PHAR mac, 4, Quern'’s Reap Cen7Ran VISITING . CARDS Engraved and Printed cqual to the beat Copperplate work. ~ CHEQUES, BILLS OF EXCHANGE, COMPRADORE ORDERS, ~ Engrayed and Printed by European Artis : (63 | origin. His mother is of Tagal-Igarrote ax- J traction with a dash of Chinese blood, whieh is ~ visiblo in the Oriental slant of her sou'’s intolli- a THE SOMALILAND TROUBLES: GATHERING TROOPS. ; London, 21st October: _ 460 Bombay Grenadiiors at Aden have been ordered to ,Somaliland.: {the yollowish tinge in’ his ‘complyzion. Aguin- allo himself suys’ho is tho son of o Spanish © Genoral of sristocratio linoags. In viewrof his high ambitions and military talent, os well as. certain proud dignity of bearing rarely nequired except hy inheritance, his claim is o reasonable one, ‘Hae is also extromely cleanly in his habits, and while » prisoler was most particniar about having a fresls chunge of linen and ‘immaculate duok trousers every morning, He has, foo, the cast of countenance peculiar to high-cluss Spaniards born in Cubn or the West Indies swith a strain of island bood. Agninalde was a precocious boy, and as early on the age.” of fourteen passed a aueceasful examina. | tion nud. became a student in the medical department of the Pontifleal University ot : Later. Six officers and 440 men of the 23rd Bombay Tofantry bare been warned to accompany tho Ynd Grenadiers ; also six extra officers for the | Ist Grenadiers: The troops will sail on 'Thurs- day. E : RUMOURED REVERMES, ‘ 21¢ Cetober. A sensation has been caused’ by the-publica- tion of letters from a member of. Colonel Swayno’s force, receiycd. anterior to’ the latest despatches, slanting that Colonel Swayne's force had had numerous fights and had lost’ most of the camels, aud was short of provisions, ammu- gether iu o tight place. The. native. levies weréfanking. Tho Mod Mulluh- bud captured two, Maxims on September 12th. London, 22nd October. The -Government knows nothing ot previous | reverses in Somaliland, : REINFORCEMENTS. » Bombay, 2310 October. The Royal Indian Marine stesmer. Hardinge soils to-night with the 2nd Bombay Grenadi¢rs, | the 2urd, Bombay Rifles, aud four Maxim guns, for Aden, for the Somaliland campaign, | ° London, 23rd October. - Oue hundred Boudonese’ and one, hundred Sikhs ‘are leaving Mombassa for Berbera. : Fi Later. * Colonel Swayne's force has urrived safely at Bohotle. General’ Manning telegraphs from Herbers, duted the 22nd October, that Colonel Swayno’s force retired on Bohotle without H } being attacked, The situation is consequently more satisfactory, but the message said:, “Don't cuncel- order for Punjab Regiment, as further developments must be awaited.” All the wounded are doing excellently, A detach- ment from Aden urriyes at Berbera to-day. 23rd October. Lord Cranborne, in the House of Comméns, réferring to Somalilind, said that the Govern- ment was sending a further Vattulion and a -half, consisting of u Bombay Regiment and 600 African troops. Tf bad iews is received the Government will supply even more. Spanish authorities and fled to Hongkong, tho politivaT havon and chosen residence of mauy of his countrymen, Thero he continued his studies at Victoria College, which he left to serve in something of the art uf war. ‘With the sume navy, where for several months he was under. the command .of the brilliant but: unfortunate Captain McGiffin, Whou he at lost returned fo bis beloved islunds it ‘was as oa falling tire- brand in a heapof tow, Some months betore tie was captured in hig remote retreat at Palanan * by Gone fFunston, word -was bronght to American headquarters that the little brown Carbaruan, Major Cronin” with « picked and found nobody but Agutualdo's wife, his retinue of Chinese survants. The two women andthe boy were made prisoners, but im- mediately paroled with characteristic American courtesy, His mother chews betel-out ond smokes cigarettes incessantly, His wife, who blood, also simokes. cigarettes, as dues. every . Pilipino girl over twelve. “Little Mignel smokes, too, but cigarettes are much too mild: for.his sinall stomach, aad he puffs away at big black cigars. Ho also swears in three patois, und with a fluency that woll-nigh paralysed Uuela Sam's veterans, though they can do's little lurid word-painting thomsolvos NEWS VIA -MANIL\, on occasion, ‘Khe vocabulary. of profane AMERICAN AFFAIRS. wonld antontsh an old-time pirate. “YEBIS THE FAMOUS . TARIFF THE PRIME [SsvE. New York, Ist November. Ex-Pyesident. Grover Cleveland made the first, presidential campaign speech for the democracy [ lust night at Morristown, N.J. Ho said that; tariff wos the prime issu and that the policy | of protection was the chief stronghold of the trusts. : RELIGIOUS FANATICS STARVING, New York, Jat November. | fe Seven hundred Donkubor pevsnots, colonised ~ ; ‘TOKYO. i wu OF~ abhcrrenca of meat. They ary. fanatically marching upon Winnepeg.- Tie dominion is; ¥ housizg thousands of starving stragglers and | v3 the polico.are mobi: ising. ood" ! PLEASANT. THE DEW PACIFIC CALLE. x rs . ae New York.'20th October, | - It in expected that the new Pacific cable to; Honolulu, Guom. ‘the Philippines and Aviatic ; ports willbe finished to Manila by July 4th, | 963, . : i in Manitoba, are starving through religions { : ‘ LIGHT. ——$— —_— EMILIO AGUINALDO. ae + j ‘DLAP. writes’ as follows of the Filipino | ex-leador: — vc ace , ‘the student of the world’s progress ‘corfainly | ce finds food for thought in'the prosent century's! attitude of couqneror and conquered. Delarey | ; Pex Case or 8 Dozex. Prsvs .:,..915 YEBISU” BLACK BEER. and Botha ordering dress suits from a Londoa! tailor, De Wet being cheered by a poople for | ‘whom his name was for months a nightmare of | horror, prezent aod anomaly, yet hardly so atrik- + ing a one ss Aguinaldo, the * Napoleon" of the } | Philippines, being coaxed oy the chars ots : t : lecture buzean. Yet, according to news to hand,; ” : "3 the fener guerilla frarrioe is booked fot 8 te tr i H. PRICE & in the United States. It has been said that to, P . uuierstend Againaldo thoroughly it is _necer 12, QUEEN SROAD. ‘ gary first thordughly to understead the Phil “ee FOR SALE —_— M2? OF THE SIKIAN® Vi RIVER. : From Howaxona to J Showing the Poris’.gnd “Cag ‘ Opened to be : Tirade, Published . ata aly. 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DeLeutruL Soncsrerss: , TIONIST EXTRAORDINARY. MISS’ MARY BELL, . QueEay or Tae INvistnne Wine. NINY, : THE Fasrous CONTINENTAL Crown; Vorep THE Mrriizst Musmer on Earn. : -MDLLE, ROSE, WITH MEK MaxveLLous PeRrursing Doas. : LH FERRIER DOGS. FENTON, THE LIGUTNING JOCKEY, I Darina Acts or Housenansurp, HARRIGAN, THE TRAMP BICYCLIST. CENTO, JUGGLER Unrra Diuxterova. MDLLE, DIXON. Cuarming EQuestrteNNe AND DAv5BUsE. MISS IVY WARREN, IN Hek AsrounDING Trapeze Act. My. BELL, axnp te erin DICK, vas : Hoeiontras, Bar Cuastprons. _* AUGUSTE. THE FOOL, | DENNIS, rucvart Bra, 1s aN Ixrenuicenrt : PIG. Ses_tue BLONDIN MONKEY : AND tHe KICKING MULE. BEAUTIFUL. WARDROBES. HE ENTERTAINMENT SUCCESS OF THE 2000 CENTURY. “UINSON PLANO CO. Connaught House. 4 COMMENCING Sa VCRDAY, at 9 PM, PROMPPLY.- Prices of Admissio : Private Box to 1. Bor Seaty ww. le ee Dress Civelo.. Curpeted Suats 0... r Gallery (for Chinese only) - 0.50 (Solliers and Sailors in Unifurm Half-Price.) SPECIAL: SEATS RESERVED FoR Cu INEBE : Lapizs, NEW ADVERTISEMENT JOBS in No: 3, Duldell Street, on ‘Terraca, TURNER & CO. TO LET. OF 2: 3 threa Upper Floors. HOUSES Nos. 9, 13, 18, 19; and 20, Belitios FURNISHED BUNGALOW at Peax. : For Particulars, apply to— Hoaykong, 8th Novetnber, 1962. NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES, “PARRAMATTA,” ; BUMBAY, COLOMBO AND STRaL¥S, ; Connignees of Cure by the above-named veusel ara horoby inforiwd that their Goody are boing Jahded und placed st their risk in tho Hongkong and Kowloon Whorf and Godown Company's Godowus at Kowloon, -whore each consigument will bu sorted out Mark by Mark, aud delivery can be obtained us soon as the Goods ara landed. - : This vessel brings on Cargo :— ; From Loudon, &v., ex 3.4, Austradia und Coromandel, From Porsian Gulf, ex B. I. 8. N. and [ SB. & P85. N. Uo.’k Stéamers, From Mulabar Const, ox ois Bancoora, Rance, and Kohkinur, Optional Goods will be landed here usiess instructiong are Given to the contrary befor 4pm, To-pay, the 7th just, : : FROM Nizam, No Fire Insurance wil! be effected by mo in Dumaged packages must be left in the Godowns for exumisation by tho Consignes's wnd the Compauy's represvutative at on uppoiuted hon’. - All Clams must be prevented within ten dayx of the steamer's arrival here, after whieh date they cannot be recoynisad, No, Claims will bo admitted after the Goods have left the’ Godowns, - ‘ EA. HEWELT, es ” Superintendent, Hongkong, 71h November, ee {1 POSITION¥ WANTED. YOUNG GENTLEMAN wishes to obtain a Position in a BANK, MER- CANTILE FIWAM or OFFICE. VPosseszes Persons $i 2 Shipping and Yypowsiting. Quick at figruros and “Accounts, Spenks saveral Languages, Good Roforences. . Apply to— «woe “ROE A, Caro of Detty. Press Office. Hongkong, 3r] November, 182, * {219 PRE me) N ATL On behalf of she Orphans sind Tnvalidi ut the Italian Convent,, * will be hold in the COMPOUND of the ROMAN: CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL, ‘TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) EVENING, | 9th NOVEMBER, 1902, from 9 to 11 o'elock. Ticket of Admis gate Me ouae Os Tho Ticket, on being | presented at the "Sou ir Pavilion," will be exchunged for a Souvenir (on.tho Evening of.the Fate only). Tickets can ba had at the gate’od the night of ‘the Fete. : ith November, tet — F255 [- HAPPY RETREAT. MATINEES Eveny WEDNESDAY ann SATURDAY (Children Half- Price), GEO. WARREN, Sole Proprietor. FETE KING EDWARD VII. In Commemoration 6f the 6ist Anniversary Hritain und her Depundenvios, Emperor of India, 2 WARREN’S CIRCUS will give a SPECIAL MACINER PER. FORMANCE on MONDAY, the 10th inst , commencing at 3.3) "p.a1. - - PRiCES—AS-A-DVERTISED ABIVE Hongkong, 7th November, 1902, ITE Proprietorship of: the above having chauged hands,’ the kato Propriotor desires that AH Claims endiug 31st October luwt. ‘will be PATD on 12th-15th inst: wt Messrs, 8. NARUMI & CO.,.14 Praya Enst, Wanchai, Hongkong, 7th Novembo:, FSH, 2976 FACT STRANGER THAN FICTION ! 8 ROYAL, r ; ‘ ino CITY HALL. THE HONGKONG AMATEUR '. DRAMATIC CLUB will give Perfortances of ? “LIBERTY HALL ” on 13th ye THEATRE | 2p) A Very Noval Series, entitled e STRANGE STORIES. : _ CERUE) ov MANY PEOPLES = will commeveoon WEDNESDAY, 12th inst., in these columns, ¢ pragrammys of the series of striking sulijects iv us Tollows “Dark Arnica. THURSDAY, FRIDAY,. Ht SATURDAY, sth } NOVEMRER, 1992 Commencing ea:h Evoning nt 9 presisely, .. $3.00 3.00. 2.00" Deoss Circle cs Orvhestra Stalls PU a a suse ae Sa es No Pit nnd no Walf-prica, nae i Tickets can-bo shtained at tho Booking Office of the ‘Thoatre, City Hall, on and after PRI. DAY, 7th No ember, at 19 am Booking Office will be open daily from that date from 10 avin. to -£ pm. car Late trams will van a quardes of an hour after the fallof the enrtain. ous exponent of all things eancerhing - t ) : ws Slongkong, 27th October » Africa) "fLusstA, : sin THE Tsar's Dominions,”'| * | ROYAL. Virtstaw (Author of * A Boyar rs - JANET WALDORF COMPANY. Of the forrible,” ete, and a resident. toe A MONSTER ORGANISATION, . A BIG DRAMATIC EVENT. WALDORF. THEATRE MONDAY, ROY Ads * NOV. 17. VALDORE, Phere is a versatility in her art, thut reminds one of Mary Aandprson."—" San _ Franvisco Cali WALDORE.. Box Plun “pion ut ROBINSON'S « THIS DAY (SALURDAY). SSHUP AMON THE CELES- Ja dir BIN” (Miss Cownins, for long : Chingse, resident). , NORWAY, “MAKING. 4 by Sir H. >. (Authar. of ougias,” &e.). se bate Xe. : 2 ste TU November. 1903. SIN-ChUU.TIENTSIN, © NEW. CLUB BUILDING: Club Building Coumittee <,, ate desirous - of yecsiviug. POANS, DESIGNS, ESTIMAPES and SPECIFI” 3 tion of the New ‘Tientrin Club Building: 5 sisak ae “ A*promium of Paols. 1,019 will be.paid by the ‘Committee foy-the plaus, &e., accepted aa most suitable, 0." * . Prices--.. » 83,823,681. SPECIAL TRAM anv FERRY SERVICE, ’ ARTHUR SEYMOUR, ante Representative. Hongkonge, 8th Novantbor, 1902, (2948 A. LING & CO, 68, QuerN’s Roap CENTRAL, *. FURNITURE STORE, FASHIOVABLE CENTRE CARPETS, ELECTRO-PLAITB, LIQUOR FRAMES, ‘and FOOCHOW LACQUERED WARE. | Hongkong, 3lst Cotober, 1902. (2657 QUAN WAH « Gu, Granire disrctant Contractens, - - -Deolers in TARBLE and GRANLTE bg MONUMENTS. . nee No.1, Qoren’s Koap Bast. go! . Estimates, Designs & Prices on A: pication |. All descriptions of Granite ‘for Export. Hongkong, 17th October, 1390, 12774 garding site and propoxed buildings’ may hud “on appligation to“ the Buildiay Commi tow, care of ‘Kiantsin Club, ‘; Complete plans: &., must 'rexch the Building. 30th November next. * The Billing Committes do not bind them- VYnaccepted plans, Se, will be returned immediately. * : +, Viendsn, 29th July, 1902... [1972 » CARTRIDGES ! | CARTRIDGES ! (J OS! LANDED NEW STOCK or. ELEY'S and KYNUCHS' SPORT. ING UaRTRIDGES aul. NEWCASTLE 20 BORE CARLRILGES a6 . Boos g (Ww, Seigle oa “Ware SclMIiL & CO, « Gunsmiths. Hongkoug, drd January, 1901, "15 o ee of the Birth of Edward VIL King of Great’ |. ‘| tionk of the Work cat be seed inthis Depart- 2036]. ‘BALE OF VALUABLE CURIOS, : : BY 5 PUBLIC AUCTION. fers Underaigneil have received instructiong to Sell by Pablic ‘Auction, FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED, TO-DAY (SATURDAY), the 8th Novesrmer, 1902, at 2 Pr, at No, 16, Prava CENTRAL, near the Donglss 5S. Co.’s Wharf, ‘VALUABLE JAPANESE CURIOS, consisting of SATSUMA and CLOISONNE WARE, IVORY CARVINGS, SCREENS, LACQUER WARE, BRONZE, TEA cETS, &e., &o. —,-- Catalogues will be iésued and same will be on view some days before the sale. i TeEss:—Asgusual. — : Oe aNp Conor: TTHE Undersigred have received instructions ta Sell by Public Auction, VOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED. on TUESDAY, the llth Novenzern, at 2.15 pw, at No, 9, . LOWER Casrie Roan, SUNDRY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Comprising: :— IRON BEDSTHADs,. BLACKWOOD SOFAS, TEAKWOOD OVERMANTELS and .WARDROBES with BEVELLED GLASS, SIDEBOARDS, 'TRAKWOOD VINING TABLE and CHAIRS, GLASS and CROCKERY WAKE, LAVATORIES, CARPETS, RUGS; &., &e.. Catalogues will he ixsued. TERMS -—As usual. ‘HUGHES & HOUGH, , Auctioneers, 1902. Your kong, 6th. Novembor, ¥. - ER R. PUBLIC AUCTION. (2061 [RE Unilorsigno? have received instructions to Sell by Public Auction, on, 7 WEDNESDAY anv THURSDAY, tho 12th and 13th Novemuer, 1902, at 16 AM, :<""atH. M.NavaL Yarp, i SUNDRY NAVAL AND VICTUALLING - OBSOLETE AND CONDEMNED STORES, eS Comprising :— OLD BRASS, COPPER, LRON, PAPER STUFF, RAGS, CANVAS, CLOTHING, IMPLE MESS, &.. &c, ‘The Naval Stores will be sold on WEDNES.- DAY, the 12th November, and the Vietualling Stores on THURSDAY. the 13th November. > Tervs or SaLe:—As Customary. HUGHES & HOUGH, Government A netioacors, Tiongkong. 5"h November, 1902, [2942 “PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT, MACAO. NOTICE. T IS HEREBY NOTIFIED by this - Department that at Twelve o'clock noon on-the 22nd NOVEMBER of thecurrent’ year, Tenders by Public Auction will’ aga'n bs invited ut. the Secretariat. of this Department, for-the CONSTRUCTION of FOUR SHEDS for the Marke’ uf Sun Domingos. ‘Ta order°to bo admitted. to’ the Auction it will be necessary for bidders’ to prove that they have made. u provisional deposit of $425.25, Conditions for Competition ‘and Specifica- menton Week Days, not boing public holidays, Aotwoon the hours of 10.50 am. and 3 pr * Public Works Department, Macao, 22nd October, 1902,- ‘ : A. NUNES, 2035] a ee Engineer-iv-ch: PUBLLG WORKS DEPART MAWAO. NOTICE. ~ JT IS. HEREBY NOTIFIED oy this Department that at Twelve o'elouk noon on the 22nd NOVEMBER of the current year, Tenders by Publié Auction vill again be invited at the Scevetariat of this Department ; for the erection of TWO BLOCKS. OF BUILDINGS for Shops in the Market of San Dorinyros, : In order to be admitied ta the Auction it will be necessary: for biddirs to prove that they haye niude u provisional deposit of $543.25, 4) Conditions for Competition and Specifications of the Work can be seen in this Department-on Week Dayr, not being public holidays, between the hours of 10,30 a.m. and 3 p.m, Public Works Dopsrtment, Macav, 22nd October, 1902, 5 J. NUNES, ’ -Engincer-in-charge. ST. ANDREW'S BALL, FINHE DATE of the FIRST PRACTICE 1 DANCE lias: ban ALTERED — to TUESDAY, the 11th Novemben. ° Dates of Jud and 3rd Practices, 17th and 24th Nose mber réspectivety, : : DAVID WOOD, ° Hon, Steretayy. th: November, 1902, {2956 ~NOFICE, °— : pel eo FR. BLUNCK,. _ SILK LACE MANUFAC! ‘URER, : ; Wili holka (s+ CHRISTMAS SALE. from lat November to 15th Noromber, Honrkon aad 15th December to 24th Decemter. ALL LACES, GRASSCLOTH EMBROL. DERIES and GRASSCLOTH DRAWN: | WORK will bs REDUCED 15 per cent. ¥ FOR CASA ONLY, All Goods are of tho Best Workmanehip. ‘The larges: stock in'these lines. Iuspection cordially invited. Hongkong, 22nd October, 1902, PURE FRESH WATER MWVHE- HONGKONG STEAM WATER. 7 BOAT CO., LD., is proparod- to supply ANY QUANTITY of PURE FRESH WATER to tho Shipping, both for Decks aud |, Boilers. oy i 3 _ Call Flag W, Quality and | [soe Jj, W. KEW. Manager, - - 2u, Des Vox llozd, Hongkong, 13th Ine, 1902, Pe ‘ _ ISTIMATION 8uare Lists with Ciose ror BHANanal on CR BEFORE THURSDAY, tar 20rn NOVEMBER, 1902, ar 4 PAM. DATED THE 20rn OCTOBER, 1902, THE WUGHANG MINING COMPANY, LIMITED. | To be incorporated under tho Companies Ordinances of Hongkong, whereby the ‘liability of Members is limited to the. amount.of their Shares, : ioc CAPITAL: TLS.. 1,000,000 SHANG- i HAT SYCEE, Divided into’ 10,000 Shares of Tis. 100 each (with power to inereass). The Vendors will take 5,000 Shares in part ; payment of the purchase considoration. 1,000 Shares-have bern subscribed for and will bo ‘| allotted, 1,000 Shares aro reserved for subserip- tion in. Europa and New York, and the romaining 3,000 Shares ure’ now offered for publio subscription at. Par, payable as follows: — Tuels 10 on application ; ~ Taels 50 on Allotment; Taels 40 on tho Ist January, 1903, en ; Drercrons :' J ome i. Oanorne, Exq., of Messrs, Mackenzic & Co, if Anux, MéLzon, ston & Co, sem, A.D, Lowe, Eaq,, of. Messrs, Greaves & Co, * Fr. Furrmetszer, -Esq., of Mossra. Fuhr- meister, Klose & Co, es ¥. H. Wore Sina-gan, Esq, Consnl General, . GENERAL Managers: Messrs. FUHRMEISTER, KLOBE & Co, . BANkERs; Russo-Curnysy Bank. Lroau Apvisera: Messrs, Stokes & Prat. Auprronr: : Artutr R. Leas, Exq.. ACA. —— TemPonany OFFICES: Ss, Kroxrana Roan, BHANGHAL HONGKONG. BROKERS: ERICH GEORG: & CO, TO WHOM PLEASE APPLY FOR SHARES AND Particunars, ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS. a —- OBJECTS, 5 i The objects of this Company are to~acquire, as 8 goinir concern, and extend the well-known mining uodertakings after set out, belonging ‘to Mesera. Dy, Vrard & Co, Hankow, together_with-all-the-righty to. and interest in the Vendors Concsssions, and with. the benefit and . responsibilities ‘of. all pending contracts und engagements of . the brainess, The Vendors are making this gale tp the Present Company . with a viow to paving off cortain family and other charges npon tha business, and ass means of Providing further capital for its extension, TERMS OF VENDORS, The parcbas price is Tals 680,000 Shanghai Sycee, of which the Vendora will take Taels 400,000rin fully paid-up Shares and tho balauce of ‘nals .S0,C00 in cash, if sufficient working capital over and rove that enm has been provided for the Company by allotment: of -the Public. | fate x : ‘Lhs Vondera undertake io pay all debts owing hy tho basiness up to tho. date of tho allotment and they, will collect all debts owing to the business to that date. The Vendors will, upon the completion: of the purclasa by tho Company, onter into a coveunnt guaranteeing an unnoel dividend of at least 10 percent, upon the puid-np Capital of the Company for two-yonrs from the Ist January, 1903, avd. a6 eccnrity for the due carry. ing ont of such ungagemoat. will deposit with the Company I,rOXof their Sharos, and haya further agreed not to assivn-the raid: Shares for- the period of two years from tha. 1st ‘January 19038, se Bes ASSETS, Ree The Company’ will acquire *the following assets free from all encumbrances; 7,5201/5 Fang of Freehold Land &t Wachang, valued Wy -Mesars,. Huchting and Pearce, Hankow; is, .. at ‘Hs. 27 por Fungo... 3. 208,000 1,270 Feet stone built Bund on the. Yanigtere River an ne ae ac Buildings ant Premises at Wuchang Motive Powar und Gearing, Fixed Plunt, and “Machinery, Trade »’ Pixtnres. Loose Hlant, Utensils &o, Stock-in-trade: Stores and Furniture 35,00 * 70,200 15,000 ‘Stock: 7,00) tens Zine Ore at Ts. 18 per tou... Laboratory . Tis. Miniag Concessions, Privileges und Contracts granted in the Pro. vinee- cf Hunan, Hupeh, Kwei- ‘chow and Szechuen 0.7; 512,400) 167,500 TI: 680, 00 and “Pearco's 27th Septemter, Ip A copy of Messra. Huehting. report is as follows :— Hankow, To the Directors of | 7 ee “Tue Wuewang Mixixd Co. Lp... > Shanghai: 2... see ‘Dear Sins,— (165.1: -} 9,10, "11 and 22), wit Exy,, of Messrs. Gibb, Living-. Trotai, Ex. | || Authorities in Ho ‘| coveted Chinese aad properties, herein. | 61.060, Of ‘tho mbove-riamed. Assets. the following may properly call for ‘some ‘remark a . __«, PROPERTY AT Wooing, Thia uces the. centre of the Hankow Band and comprises 91,U28.5 gq. about 140 mow’ ‘of lan French Conailate:: the ‘Yangtszo” River; binided “by a ato ebuilt ‘and granite-topped seawall constructed by T.'T. C. Meyer, CE The Buildings consist of one mill, 5 large godowas and eevoral ont-hanses, all brickbuilt and covering over 49,700 Bquhre foot, The area at the disposal of the Company wouls, however, still be ‘anffloiont-for much ‘larger requirements, and:cvén thé proposed additions and alterations in‘ the Capasity of the plant and the ‘extension of boildings will leave ample roont for futurs ‘devalopment... At-a compara- tively, small cost very: valaablo landing: accom- modetion could be erected on the River, which at a place has. ovér. 80-feot of depth at low, water. ‘ 3 . ; ‘ Tho ‘Wachnng Works ‘are fitted with o- complote modern plant of the best make aud ines of over 200 lers, 4 Ameriean ) 4 Lydranlic classitiers, 5 contracts: | ‘The Vondors aro tho pioneers of tho. Mining: industry in tho Yangteze Valley and are stall the only Shigpors of treated or tafinad ‘Ores to Enropo and tho United . States. They bave Yory. favournble. contriets with the Hunan Board of Mining, -undor the provisions of, which the convessionosires lnve’ wpecial. rights and facilities granted fo them ii connection with tho supply and shipment of Ores; the contracts provide “for the: working in joint socount. with the Hunan Board’ of Mining, - under conditions whioh have proved very satis. fnetory to both narties, There. are also favournble provisions for renowinje and extend- iug thesv contracts, CONCESSIONS, . The fro of L; Vrard & Coy have under their control’ a large number: of “Chinesn., Mining: Concessions located in Hnnan-and the adjacent province’, Sixteen of. these Concessions are Approved aud™ confirmed. by the compoient oan, tnd arrangements have been mado with. the Chineso holders for: the transfer of their agresments with. ihe Vendors to the Company. a eee : Although na systematic development work up to the present has deen carriad outon these Concessions, they have béen Andicigusly selected hy experts from ao rery largo numbor of pros- pected mining districts in ‘what is belieyed'to tho richest part of the Yangieza Basin, ‘Lhe Vendors hasing been ‘(lie first. in the field; have sneceeded in securing: Roms OF the best and most concesions, whore the.mineral ores are partly on Lhe surface ind promise an extremoly successful avd hidrative working. © ESTIMATE OF REVENUE, # The proaent pleat is capable of turning oiit 100 tons. per diem of crushed and reiined : Ores, but the cupacity of the works and thei ontpat -} could ausily be raultiptied by the investmant of about Tle, 30,000 tor additionnl machinery, Taken at o low-estimate thy net profit forthe Compuny on: treated Ore is. Tis, 6 per ton, so. that af the turn-ont; ba ineruayod fo only 1,0u0 por week, Ts. 6,040: poe wepk, dr Tig, 300 000 per énuum, offer paymont of all uxpenses, will bo ‘earned. The cyreomonts withthe : Honan. Board ‘of Mining alone dro: therefaro ertimated 4s proilncing’ a reveane, of about 30 por cent. per annum, . : : ‘Lhis anticipated return is conflimod by tho following: ‘certificate of Mr. Arthur’ R. Leaks, Chartered Accountant; who arrives ntn sl gatly higher result: ? : “ iced Shanghai, Ist October, 1902, I heve examined the Acconat rales and - documents relating to the ontpnt of, Autimony’ and Silver Lead Ore of Menara, L.Vrard & Co., Hankew, and have carefully checked the Sxpenses in copneotiun, (herewith, and hereby certify thot upon.in estinated uyarage output of Forty thousavd tous por unanm, loss 6 pr cent. for lors in weight, the gross profit to the Compony. would be 'Yhrea hindred and: ninety- two thousand and twenty-seven Shanghai Tl, (Shanghai 'Cis; 312,027.60), . * 2X From this sum inust bo deducted sorenty-tive thousand Tools’ (Shanghni- ‘t's, 45,000) por. annum for management expanrkes at Hankow. ind. Shanghai,” Commission. to . General Manzgers,. Fire Jnsurance, Depreciation on Pluut:and’ Machinery, and Gonerul Maintep- anca Charges, aie 2 #28 To ascertain the ‘above figure I was com- polled ty adopt the-eelling prices wud Exchange as shown inthe ‘Accotat’ Seles prodaced, - .and, therfore, the above figures do -not allow, in. any way, fer. fluctuiliona ir the niarkot -Pricos of mota's and for Bxchanie; eee txt oa _ i havo, exainined ‘the Agreement bitwaon the Vendors, ond the Hunan Bont of “Miner, and - 1 wish to point out that, wider existin igoiroum- stances aud on. a. basis of a yearly output of forty thousand ‘tons, the An inony agreement, ag at present constituted, would expire in: five years, 0. f cola! : . ASigned) Awrive R.' lL eaxe; pee ae . Charterét: Accountant... Estimates. carefully prepared from. hvaiable uta and on'h very conservative basis lave also ‘on drawn up. by the General Menagera end show, hat’ a really ‘healsome retard may “be. autjedpated*with'a very fair dogreo of Certainly; these: estimates can: ba. Beau ond “any other info ou with regard to tha working of the Coniyiny obtained at the Office of the Ganural apagors, Bog Mais ads ae Thig the intention of theDirectors to utilize: thess Goveramont.cont aols te their Zuilextent, -80..that mnch larger: amount’ of trade-in (irection: ma: f 7 minoral depoilts hays been loud, addition. to the proved: reams: fA Pete. ithe veolebeated: TL AnaAgre led by: th th “2. AM vA gresinen Octaber,” 1902;* betwos: Megs “Mose & Co. and-Alfred ‘Parke as trustea for the: ed. Ci withthe .Genvral ‘ of the Company...” * ’ hig _ HONGKONG. BUSINESS DIRECT ~" BOORBINDING. DAILY PRESS” OFFICE, The only office in Chinn having: European tang vorkmen..Biual to Home ¥ Vork tang YURNITURE WAREHOUSEMEN | ———e ‘Requieito. " Depot for Bastman's Kodak Filmis and Accessories; “17a, Queen's Road Central. JEWELLERS — “MAISON LEVY HERMANOS; °° : Diamond Merchants and Watchmakers, 40 Woateon's Building, Quean’s ‘Read; Also at Shenglioi,; Manils,-Paris and Tloilo PHOTOGRAPHER ard M. MUMEYA, Japane IST. - Bromide ‘and.; Crayon’ gements and 1 Bolar, alro colouring Photos and: relief Photos. | Views of Chins and Monila. Work —done-for-Amat : Queen 4 DATLY, PRESS.” OFFICE. _... Proofs read by Englighmon, °° STORE ‘PF. BLACKHEAD &.CO. ar agit ace ok Navy ‘Contractors, “Shipchandlere, Sail- makers, Provision ‘and. Coal: Morchante; . -Praya Contyal, next Hongkong Hotel. ‘BISMARCK & CO 05, ‘Navy Contractors, Ship Provision: ond_Qoal Merchants, :. makers, &e.. Fresh “Water supplied -to ” Vessels fn the Harbour : ‘KWONG BANG & CO, 0 28 ., Shipchandlers,. Spilmakers, Provisioners, es “Coal Merchants, Hardware, Engineer Tools,, Brass and. 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EVA ORMISTON, A E ‘i Agging Managor, Hongkong, For borarah 3 Ibo Cia, eit nes “Hongkong Agotioy,: . |. Ai MAYER, ; on 7) Manager OW AMA SPxorE BANK, LIMITED, TARO HODSUME, pit tgeda “Manager 00: i Por: ths peat Bank oF Owina, CHINA, For’ tha “MipRcAW ; ‘For the Yor For the Davrat a aera Manager. - Por the: Ruaso-Criivxen Bank. , : "W. Tt. TAYLOB,’ aie presontative in Hongkong. , “For the Guaranty Trost Company oF “New: Yore. '- fos NsG EVANS, - / a Acting Manager. Hongkong, 4th Novomber,’ . 919, : "SB 41° PILLS are A RKE’S either ‘sex, FILLS ‘or + constitional “Discharges “from “the” Urinary - Organs, Gravel, ond'Pains. in the Back, “Free from. Merenry, “: Established: up\vards of 30 years, In Boxes:4s, 6d.‘ each, -of all Chemists and Patent: Medicine Vendors ‘throughout the World. . Propriators; THE’ Lincoux ann Mip- ‘Lann Couxtres -Droa Company, “Lincoln, . England, =. + ‘ : eee ca : Chandlers, : ‘| munch of thy conversation I bad overbeard. chants, ' | cored hor husband, I know.” | de ‘| seiggorn which us [2057 anomMEN7.] “THE. SEVEN SECRETS, eee, Fo 2. WILLIAM LE QUEUX {Author of The Under-Becrstery,” “The Dey of “Teniptation,”. “Of ‘Royal Blood,” ‘« Whoso Findoth'a Wife,” &c., &c.). [CopyrigHT.]’ CHAPTER XXXI. CONTAINS THE PGAIN TRUTH. |. A sudden’ ides occurred to ma, and I acted inetautly upon its impulse, | There was a second entraneé throngh the morning-room; and I dashed round to the other door, which fortan- ately yielded. : : 24 we Lhe sight that. met my gaze was absolulely- - staggering. I atood upon the thrashold ughost Sir Bernard, bis dark eyes starting from his aslion face, stood, holding o woman’ within his ‘grasp, pinning her to the wall, and struggling to cover Ker mouth with his hands and provent her cries from being overboard, ‘ The woman was none other thaa Ethelwynn, At my unexpected eutry he released his hold, shrinking back with a wild fierce took iu his face, such as 1 hed never before sven. “* Ralph!” cried my love, rushing forward and clinging ‘to-my neck. “Ralph! For God's anke “aye me trom that fiend!’ Save me! ’ Tput my arm around her to. protect her, at the seme instant shouting to Jevonx, who entered as much astounded us myself, “My love “had evidently come to town and kept an appoint- ment with the old-man, “She situation was startling, and required oxplanution, “Teli me,” thelwynn," I said, in a hard stern voice, “ What does all this mosn 2” Sho drew herself up and tried ta face ime ‘firmly, but was unable, I had burst iu upot her unexpectedly, ond she seemed to fear iow *. Noticing her silence, my friead’ Jvvona addressed her, saying: | - . “Miss Mivart, you are aware ‘of all the cir- cumstances of the tragedy at Kew. . Picase explain them. Only by frank ndmiesion can you clear yourself, remember. ‘'o provaricate ‘further is quite aveless.” © --She glanced at the cringing old fellow s‘und- ing on the farthor side of the room; the mar who lind raised his hand against her. ” ‘Then, with a sadden resolution she spake, sayin “ttistroo thet Iam awaro of many facts which have been until to-day kept secret, But now that I koow the horrible truth they whull remain mysteries no loxiger. -I have been the vivtim of w long-and dastardly peragcution, but I now hope tv vlear. my hoaour before you, Ralph} ‘und before my Creator.” Then she paused, taking breath and drawimg herself up straight with ap air of determined resolution. “ Birat, let-ug go. bark to the days soon ufter Marya marcieys Lubinak it was about a year afler the wedding when I suddenly ‘noticed a ebango. in her... Her intellect seemed somehow weakened. - Hitherto, she had possoss-d u strong: woll-dotined character, but this suddeuly deva: lopod into o weak, almost childish balance of the brain, Instead’ of possessing a. will of hor own, sho was no lyager the. mistress of her act ous, bat as easily led a8 an infant, Only to myself eud to. my mother tras this change npparent, To ill her frionds and acquaintances she was just tho same, About that tims she consulted this man here—Sir Bernard Byton, her hns- band's. friend—regarding some other ailment, and be no doubt at once detestal that her intellect ‘bad given. way, Althéngh dovoted to her hasband, nevertheless the intinenve of any friendiof, the moment wns irvesistible, und tor. that reason sho drifted into the’pleasury-sookin Ig ‘set in town,” Beer ‘“ Bat’ the tragedy?” Jovons exclaimed. “Toll us of that,, My own inquiries show that ‘ow aro aware of it all, Mrs, Conrtenay mur- “ Mary—the assassin !" I gasped.’ “ Alns, it.is'(oo tras. Now that my poor sister is deud concealment is no longer necus- ury,'’ my love: rebpouded. with a deep sigh; ) ther,” Sir, it over a t declared . A : “ At my instigation!” -he echoed, with s dry ‘tangh. “I supposs you will say noxt that. I hypootised her, or some bapkum of that sort,’ ” Vm no believer ia bypuotio theoriex. They were exploded long-njo,’ she, answered. " But what I do helieve—nay, what is ively proved i from my poor sister's owi? lips by a-statement made before wituesees—ts that yan wor: the im. stigator of thecrima, You met her by appoint- ment that night at -K-w Bridge. You. opeued tha doar of the housy for her, and yon compelled her te goin-and commit the ded. Although demented, shy yecollestod it all er saner which yon had brought her. she ca your design with ull that careful Inc is ro often characteristic,of madne: “You li ‘coment: the—-old~man snapped, ‘Thad nothing whutevar to.do with the affair} I was at home at Hove on that night” "Qo! no! you were ct,” iutorrapted Jasons, | * Your memory requires vofreshing. Reflect n coment, and youll find that von arrived at Brighton Station at sev. n o'c'ock next morning from Victoria, You spent the night in Londen: and further, you were reengvised by a police in- spector walking ul-ng the Chiswick Road ag early 48 hulf-psxt. three, [ have not bean idle, Sir Bernard, and have spont a good deal of time at Hora oflate.” Pa: »-" What do you allege, then" he ‘cried in fieros ariger, 0 dark evil expression on his pale dvawn fase. “I suppose you'll d clare that I’m -a inurderer next!” ~ “4 allego that at’ your instigation a ‘xarions aad desperate attempt was made a sho t time azo upon the tite of wy friend Boyd, by ruffiwna who were well paid Ly you.” ‘ © Another jie! be bineted forth definntly, “What 4" 1 eried: Is that the truth, Ambler? Was I eutrapp’d ot tho instigation ef this min?” “Yes: He had rearany for getting rid of you—as you will dirceiu bater," “T fell you it's an u tix h!" shonted the old man in a frenzy of rag. . “ Deny it, if you will.’ answerad my friend, with a noncho‘ant a r. L . however, may ba interesting to you to nDew Luat the man * Lanky Junne,” one of the ‘desperate pong whom you bribed {0 call up Boyd uu the vight in question, is that is known ut Scotlaud Yard as a poliéae- mon’s ‘nose,’ or informer; and that he im'-da-a plain plutement of tho whols affair before he fell “a victim to yor carefaily Isid plan ‘by which his lips were sealed.” : Iu an instant I recollected that tho costry.* mouger of the Londow Road wos one’ of the roffians. 4 Pho old inan's lips compre-se]. He saw that hs was éérvered, ’ Tho revelation that to his clever cunning was duo the many remarkuble f-atires of tbe mystery held imo utterly bewildered, At first it’ keamed fnmpossibla; bat .as the discnssion grow moro heated, and-the fucts poared forth from the month of the. woman I loved, and from ihe man | (" 1 -was é 00! although: too. far. off :to.eava poor: tonsy. L waa witness of your crime!” “You !"-he gsap(d, glaring at my aa thon; uishment, . 2 responded Jovons, ina dry, matter- ot-fact voice. his sleepy eyes brightening for a moment, “Sinco the day of the tragndy at Kem until this: afternoon I~have never ree linqnished the inquiry. The Seven Sacrete I | tw one“ by one, and gradnally penetrated thm at the same time keaping alwaya near yon.and watching your movements when you list expected it But euough—TI never reveal my method< Enfli:o it to say’ that in’ this I have suecesded by ehesr patiance und applica- tion. Every word of my allegation I om Prepared fo substantiate in due courde at the’ Old Builoy.” ‘Then, after a seecnd’s prose, he looked Stenigt at the culprit standing there emshed and duomhy Fefer> him, and-daelrtad | “Sir Bernard wy ton, You are a murderer 7” With my love's hand held in mine I stood syeechles he returned home, entered the Lous: secretly, and ascending to his room’ strnck bim to the heart.” < But the wound—how was it inflicted #” T ronnded tagerly. * With: that- AVRBE & JIAMBVLG |. GENOA Y: SINGACURE, F GENOA, LONDON « AsT TBST. de, Vis SINGAPORE, & NEWYORK via £ ‘BURL CANS BALTL ae ch : VTA “SHANGH AL & x peo hele Al, ke MA VEA Dara. : VISTO REA Une. 88 PORYLAND, ULeGON . AGSTRALIAN BORTS AUS HALE AN POKES AUSTRALIAN PORTS . YOKOHAMA, via oAN KOBE KOBE KOBE & YOROWACLA ... KOBE & YOROWAMA a NAGASAKE KOBE & YOKOHAMA TIEN ein ead Bit, NGUAT SHAN GiLAL BHANGUAL ... BHANGHAL. 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PROPOSED sathins FRO i , TAMSUI, ar ‘SWATOW * ann AMOY a0 hogs vid SW. ow: DAMOY ..° ANPING, VIA SWATOW AMOY. poocHOW, VIA SWATOW “tte a8 Sue i 5 da ho Co.'s new’ Steamers: are -speo Formosa, and ‘are fitted ‘with all. ra cele (or firat-clasa passengers, and a‘du! All. Stesmeta carry ‘the’ Impe Government Marine Surveyors,"au Steamers will go. alongside*'the Tamsui to land’ all passengers and-cargo. 2 By tho Co.'s ateamors for Shanghai, fe River Ports, as well'as for North Chins Porta, steamers from Shenghai, Raareacy For Freight, Passage, an No: 2, Des Vosux Road Central. 4 _ Hongkong, 6th Novyamber, 1902, OLOMEB NIWER PORTS IN Tae LEVANT BLACK 8 LONDON, NEW YORK, BOSLON; BALTINOB “AND: SOUDH AMERICA: SreaAMeRS WILL a Catt AE GIBRALTAR and SOUT / AND caer StRAMERS. | SACHSEN. ERA ; ° KIAUTSCHOU... o BAYERN ©... KONIG ALBERT PRINZESS IRENE | DARMSTADT ©...« YREUSSEN soe? “SHIPPING. ADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY COS ITV is No 7, Cassius, Garman str, 3,005, Gerlach, * Morotian Zou Ovtolyr, Gonls, OK vER, Nov. 7, Coowra, Geruan ste, | J, Kohler, : re igkok slat Oct, Rive. Ye RorreREieELD VES SELS ON THE BERTH ‘ia {HE PENINSULAR ANI) ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY grka Mt FOR STRAITS , CEYLON, AUS. GT BALIA, INDIA, ADEN, EGYPT, its aud | MEDITERR ANEAN PORTS, as seu LP LY MOU TIL AND LONDON, . SA Tingyucin- Brows, or Lantse Issugn .ror Bavaria. Persian Guar, Conrinenvat, FAST ROUTE BETWEEN CHINA, | JAPAN, AND BULOPE, va CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES. Cansae AT SHANGHAT, } NAGASAKI, KOBE. YOKOHAMA AND . VICTORIA, BC. ATETY. SPEED. PUNCTUALITY. 4 Empress” ae 4 ao Sorew Stesmehips—G,000 Tons—10,000 Horse-Power-—Spead 19 knots, Savile THREE TO SEVEN | DAYS AC ROSS: me: 6) PACIFIU. THE F “ke SWIG, Now 7 7, Cnusay, Britigh steamer, 2 Daniel, . hanyghai paren Nov, see) General. - P.& &. a "NLC Noy. 7). Gaks, Norwegian a G24, Pedorsen, + Wubu did Nov, Biew Ci see. until repels of Packages are | soquizel. No Sent vcolbte and Parcels should not excced Two Feat Cubic'in ane ! ‘The Steamer has splendid seco: a Doo ‘Nov, 7, Hairioxa, Frenolstr., 874, iistor Haiphony “Oth Nov, Ballast. Dees BILE Maxret 1k . Hallingaworth, Portland (rg ed ports sth Supt, Geuora PK AL Nov. 7, Muxcupes, British trapt, 2025, RB, J. Carter, RNR, Wellington Lion Uctuber, : oul Abm URALTY. Nov. 7, Nees, Brivis ste, 1,003, W. Moja fad Nov, C: le ML. KL KatsHa. . Nov.7 i, Paxnawtat? sy Bertehwir, Leo, PLT. Fox, Bowbay U2ud vet, Muils aud Gonuwral, PB. & 0. 3 N, Or. Nov. 7, Quadu-naot, Broach vty. + 693, Martino, Saigon 25.h Ustober, General, —BRa DLEY | & Lo, Nov. 7, Moserrs Manu. Japaur: aster, BSTo, N. Tuto, Manila och November, (yoneral,— M, Be WatsHa, Nov. 7, Paaity, _Srivian xte., awatow - Gri Nev, Gen Darna & Co. Nov. 7, Yusssane, Dritiah xix., 1,128, Rolfe, -Manitn 4th Nov. General. dA 8DIS#,. Matusow & CO. CUBA AN AT ditw [Lannogi Sasren’s: Qeriem— 7ih November. ‘Chuoushan, Britivk ste, for Swatow. Eros, Norwegiun str, tor ungkok. Gaea,; Rostiouian sir, for Cunton. Aumsaay, Br.tish wy. for Sipgapors. Pronto, Norweyiun sr. for Newebwang. Sucodia, Goituan ste, for Dingapore. Solsdon, British atv, tor Singapore. Pantulua, British ste, tor Shanghai, . Tatutay, German vt. for Bangkok. DHPALLUKES, - Gth November. Cantor, British ste,, for Shanghai. - Cuwranan, British str, for Syutow, "pros, Norwegian str, for Bangkols. | Gaga, I Norwegian ain, for canton. | “Marourne: British atr,, for Coast Porte, JacuR DieveRicasun, Ger, stx., for Hoihow. \Keustsana. British str, for Calcutta. ‘ " KWANGPING, British str, for Shanghai. Kwarvana, British ate, for Canton, Kyoso Marg, Japanese str., for Kobe. Lynpuvret, British. 4-m. Darque, fort Java. © TanraLvus, British str, tor Shang bai. = ‘Lerntavy G@ roan str. "for Bangkok. VESSELS IN Dock. Toh obser owtoon Doexs. —Soleut, Luzon, F. Reyes, Haag Barre, Heiloong, Paul Downer, -Tsinun, Hi aang, HG. M3. Tigers Heuagshan. ic Nodal EE SHIPPING REPOKW) 8. "Pho Britich steamor. Yuensing, from Manila |- 2 th Noy., ‘bad alrong NE, monsoon and NE. ithe British ‘steamer. Ne 2nd ‘moderate N. Ja winds. to li, AMBR t Nov 7, Inpsarcea, writish str, 3,155, A E.| Japanese 1, CO. Peurt, “| cargo Tor Joudon, Xe. wi A.J. Robson, ~- DOUGLAS ALLE Steamship “ CHUSAN," Cuptain ¢. L. Daniel, ourying His Majesty’s Mails, will be dexpateled from this for Bombay, op SATURDAY, the eth November, at Nooy, taking Passenxors pad cargo for the above ports.» - Silk and Valnables. all carge for France, and \ ‘fea: for: Lorton (under arrangement) will be transhippod at Coinmbu into a steamer proceed. ingiditect to Marveillesguid London; other Bombay with transhipueut, + v.31. the Yuy before railing, The contents sad value of ali pockages are required, Shippers are particularly requested to note wpe ‘arms and touditions of the \Compauy's tills of Guding. Foe further particulars, w ly to ; A His IWEYT, Superintendent. Honvkong, 27th Ootober, 1202. f1 INDO-CRINA STEAM NAVIGATION’ COMPANY. LIMITED. Hh se FOR HNITA, ree: Company's Stoansbip “Lf ONGSANG,” Coptain G. 9. Weigull, will be despatoded: as above. TO-DAY, the 3th inst, at Noon, This Steamer hina superior accommodation for First-class Passeogurs, aud is fitted throughout with Electric Light. For Freight or Passage. apply to JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., t- Genery) Manhgors. Hongkong, th November, Joo. , ° AUSTRIAN LLOLu Ss STEAM NAVE. GATION COM COMPANY. : STEAM fo ‘0 SHANGHAL TR Company’s Steamship F -ePTROL, fe ee Captain Bretfold, will leave for the “gbore places on T UESDAY, the llth iust., at 4 pos. The Steamer bas. capital accommudation for-Passeugers, Electric Light, and carries a Deetor.- , For Height or Pessuge, ‘apely to » sare WIBLER & C0., Agenta, ‘ (Pripeo's Building. _ Togo, Oth Novem 1902) > ty Sapa the ‘Mesnens; nor. il be RESPONSIBLE: inutan’ : For Freight or: Pastas, apsily to DAVID SABSOON. 4 ay. any Souru AFRICAN Ports, ' be conveyed we | Parcels will be -vereived at this Office until. : “Himosaaia Magu . « PROPOSED SAILIN GS ‘S$ PROM. HONGKONG. (Subsect To ALTERATIUN). MLS. “ EMPRESS OF INDIA"...Comdr. O. P. Marshall,u.v.k, WEDNESDAY, 19th Nov. M. .*° TARTAR” . Comdr. E, Beotham, 2.N.2.... WEDNESDAY, . 3rd Dec. ae “« EMPRESS OF JAPAN” Coma H, ah hee RNA WEDNESDAY, 17th Dec. MM. R, q R. RB. 1 WEDNESDAY? 3!at Dec. R. Ds, magnificent TWIN- SCREW STUALISHIPS of this Line pags through the fassons INLAND SEA of JAPAN,. and néaddy make the voyago COU VER (B.C.)in-12 DAYS, saving THREE bs AYS toa WEEK in the ‘Trans-Pacific journey aid make connection at Vanconver ‘with the. P ALATIAL OVERLAND TRAINS of. the CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY, which lei'e daily. and cross the Continent FROM THE PACIFIC TOTHE ATLANTIC WI THOUT CHANGE. Close connection is made at Montreal, Quebeo, Halifax, New York and Boston with ell Trius-Atlantic Lines, which paesougers to Great Britain ond the Continent are given choic« of. Passengers Booked through to all princip: al points aud AROUND THE WORLD. Retar rT tickets to. various points at reduced ratus, Good for 4, 6, 9,-and 12.monthe. SPECIAL RATES (First class oniy).grauted to Missionaries, Members of ‘the Nava! |] Military, Diplomatio, and Civil Sorvices, and to Haropenn Officials! in the Service of Chins an Japan Governments. The attractive features of thiy Gompuny's route wubrace ity PALATIAL STEAMSHIP?, {avcond to none in the World), tha LURUMIANCE OF ITS TKANS-' CONTINENTA!- TRAINS (the Company having received the hihust award fur sxme at recent Chicago World’: Exhibition), and the diversity ai MAGNIPLCE r MOUNTAIN AND LAKB SCENERY through which the Railway fie THE DINING CARS ond MOUNT AUN HOTELS of this route are owned and oparate! by the Company, sail thois appointinents and Caisiay are unexcolied. * 6 SPLOCAL Ext RA SERVICE. Tho Company's Staanships “TARTAL’ TITENTAN" have now boon onthe Line between CHINA and JAPAN PORTS sand VANCOUVER, ag-additional baking Cargo and Passengers for all points in CANADA ana ‘the ONT TED,STATSS. e) addition to the exéelient. Firat Safoon Pussenger accom na lation,:tiip?? ATHENIAN ” takes “nd Cabin Pasrengers with accommodation uneqtalld! ux che Puce, wlsa Steerage, The TAIULAL” taseai'iret Clos and Steeraze Passen snes ouly. Phe run is usually made betwen YOKROHAMAdul VANCOUVER ia 14 Days. Fur Tarther infocmation; Mapr, Guiles, Banks, Mater ot Varsige and Freight, apply to Ba . ty «, BROWN, Geseral a yen” < sens P. adaliow’s Strwet. NLPRON Y USES \ KAISHA. (THE JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY). ; PROJECTED SAILINGS FROM, HONGRKONG—SUBJBCT TO “ALTERATION, SIZAMERS. + DESTINATIONS, SAILING DATES. | Herac t Marv. ANTWERP, » via SINGAVORE, Sarunpix, 15th Nov. *PEs ANG, COLOMBO and FORT at Daxian. - (RE LONDON and Femar, 2st Nov: st DaynicaT. |. - THUReDAX, “OT Nov: , ot 4 Pat, 2 5 Kayracal yaaa + = KOBE aad YOKOHAMA io ; SY DNBY aud MELBOURNE MANILA : at: i vrs THURSDAY ISLAND, TO WNS- : VILLE and BRISBANE. Kumano Maru hide BW. Haewell 27, {NAGASAKI KOBE and YOKOHAMA sali cupsae : a eo : “(MARSELLLUES,” LONDON and) Waxasa Maru... ANTWERP, ~via - SINGAPORE; Sarunpay, 29th Nov, J.W. MeMitlan : Een ‘coLoB0 aot PORT at Dartican,, BY SAID ... bees cata | NoUE ad OKOWAaCA ts VICTORIA; *’B.C., .and “SEATTLE: U.B.A., {VIA ‘SHANGHAI, MOST, 5 Ue KOBE: and YOKOHAMA | tee 2 4 Tuepay, : at MN O0N,..: Tuespay, - at 4 P, “Ond- Dea as 2nd Dec. ; OKOHAMA to VAN. Linen oun be woahed on board For further Purtioularé, apply to. 2. EELS (ERS Taking Cargo at ‘dicegh ratea to ANTWREP,: Laszox, Orosto, Lennox, Lavgrroot, G LayanTs, ae. Bra an Baurig e ATeAWEnS.” greats : Capt Ji {oars i SILESIA... Capt. Bahle: § For: ‘Purthet Portiva! , Captain Blevenson, BN 2... wiil Q above on | SATURDAY, the 14th Novem! ht or: Pasay; GREGG, BBs Gow: 98th October, 190 EBa7. For Tons Gaptein Cee ied for the abov: ‘the 27th inst: at, | well-Enow st ca: ‘the ‘ | gpasaow pn LIVERPO “GLASGOW ‘and LIVERPOOL: jen « GLASGOW and LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW. sud LIVE. : GLASGOW and LIVE, ApRTES” it Bs ‘ALCINOUS «GLASGOW and LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW ‘and LIVERPOO GLASGOW: and LIVERPOOL: (Taking Onige at Londen ‘Bates t TRANS-PAOIFIC SERVICE. TTLE, TA all PACIFIC COAST POINTS. . NAGASAKI, KOBE. & YOKOHAMA Bit left Kobe on Sunday, and [s due ‘hers on the 9th instant, » For Freight, apyly to: The 8.8. “ PINGSUEY Hongkong, 7th. Novonibor, sod CHIN AU N AVIGATION CO SHANGHAT “PORT DARWIN, THURS DA TOWNSVILLE, SYDNEY ‘and’ MELBOURNE : -* Tho altention of Passengors i —~—=stesmorsg which are fitted throughout ithBleotrio- + Taking? Cargo on through T Yulking Cargo and.Passon Australian Forts. Sarinas FROM Hbwaxbna: Sea or Jaran,: Moar, | Kone & “YOKOBAMA : HOR. Over irina In. ~ Connzorion: werd TH : Srpamen : MOINDRABAUGA : INDRASAMH A" “INDRAVELLE « Througli® lidis’ 6: United: States, Roi ~ BOSTON cat through rates TOW: BOAT On 8th were - : On in November. On 20th November. - On 25th November, On. Sth December. . On 20th, December. On 23rd December. On 6th January. On 20th January. . - On. 20h January. ' 1 the Sth inst., and is apid hero on the 12th. inst. | spore on ig a) inst, and is or hore. on the STEANSHiP PERLA.... ZAFIRO . RUBI... DIAMANTS LYSSES” “«PRLEUS” > REGULAR ORK, , Pots), biog? “LOWTHER Cs 8PLE"Ahoat “BORDER KNIGH't * |“ CROYDUN' o.oo. -|“ORONO”™ ..., “MOGUL” 0... “HINDUSTAN” “MACDUFE” . “BSHIMOSA"” DUB ‘Ort 19th November. On 27th November. On 10th Decomber. On 25th December. PO BAIL “On 10th Novombor. DODWELL & BINGSUEY ee Monsikane, Gth ‘November, 1k. -Hongkong, 8th Novomber, 1902. Agenta. ‘CHINA ‘Ge MANILA: : STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED. : “Tos, | For Freight cy Pang, apply fo . . Caprain, | ‘Baruine Date. 8th Nov.. at 4 Pia. [4th Nov., at Noon. SHEWAN, TOMES & CO., . GENERAL. MANAGERS. ‘STEAMSHIP \SERVICE TO NEW. x via PORTS anu SUEZ CANAL twit Lroeety to-Calb at PHiiprixe Paorosep BArLinus KOS Howaxona, Mth Nov. _. 20th Nov. 10th Deo, 2th Dec. Jat Deo. 10th Jan, To follow. To follow. co. TO SAIL On 29th November, On: 27th December. Pipers 2 MOYUNE” VIA “NINGCHOW : “BUTTERFIELD: & SWIRE, AGENTS. 12402 CO... _ LIMITED. TO SAIL. On_ 8th November. On ith Noverwber. On 12th November, On 12th November. . On 13th Novem ber. - On 13th November. ‘On 14th Novomber, ‘erkauERs "“ NINGPO” © 3,876 "Tons, *'“ SUNGKIANG” * *' CHANGSHA” + ; CHINKIANG" Magnificent Accommodation. Cabins.# Excellent ‘fable. ‘et § s ‘TSINAN ee Oa lth November. Agents, : Eto the eee Socorams ea cioa offered by there * Horgkong, 1st November, 1902. Princa’s Buildings, Ica Honse Street. TOYO KISEN KAISHA. : (ORIENTAL 8.8. CO.) REGULAR SERVICE BETWEEN HONGKONG AND MANILA. HE Company's well-known Steamship “ROSETTA MARU,” Captain Tate, will bedeanatched fot M. ANILA on TUESDAY, the 11th inst, at 3P.m. Comfortable Unrivalled Speed. Electrio Light. Doctor and Stewardess carried. For Freight or Passage, apply to THE MITSUL BUSSAN KAISHA, FE STEAM FOR BALTIMORE AND NEW YORK. HE French Steamer “CHARLES I'IBERGHIEN” will La despatched for the above ports on or abont 12th iistant. For Fr lgrht. apply to : ARN AULD, KARBERG & CO., “Agents.- Hongkoog, 4th November, I! 1902, (2743 CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LD. “HONGKONG TO i SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE For Freight and farther informaiton, nniy to vra USUAL AUSTRALIAN PORTS OF | Godowns, VALL. — __ Silt! Average LenaTH oF orden To SYDNEY. -bo keen ‘aised, 20 DAY! Saloon Passengers carried ‘at SPECIALLY REDUCED RATES, particulars of which can be obtained on application to the | Undersigned. lee NEXT SAILINGS. . “TSTINAN” .. leaves on ith Novomber, ale CHANGSHA” » 8th December. “CHINGTU” +. g 29th December, “TAIYUAN” » 20th Joanary, Superior aceommodation amidsuips. Eluctrio Light throughout.” Fitted with Refriyeratora which ensure « fresh supply of Ice and Provi- sions during the entire yoyage. Duly qualified uropean Surgeons carried. _ BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE AGENTS Crina Nayraarton Co., Lp. Hongkong, 5th November, 1902. f198 EASTERN AND AUST'RA'L! AV STEAM- SHIP COMPANY, LIMITED. FOR SYDNEY AND MELBOULNE. (Calling at Timon, Port Darwtx, and QurexsvaND Ports, and taking through Cargo to ADELAIDE, NEw ZEALAND, . Tasmania, &c.) oy Steamship ‘ ‘geom is-carriod= | of lading to ea me pet fpr sea China Ports, ‘OF. alt New ean Ports and other TOYO KISEN KAI : “(ORIENTAL | 8.8. 0.) REGULAR SERVICE BETWEEN HONGKONG AND MANILA IN FO anpiy te BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE, AGENTS.” 48 HOURS. “ite SHA. - 1 (SHE Company's well-known’ Steamship. “ROBILLA MARU." ” 3,860 Tous, sister ship to" Rosetta Mara.” Captain Bishop, will ss PORTLAND, OREGON Noon. Magnificent’ Accommodation Honaxone.' Cabins. Excellent Table. : "pon OE November 14, 1902. 2 By Craven December, 14, 1902 - Wi; January. 14, 1903 to Pacific” Conat . Pele and. ‘all Eastern, Canidian nnd : a Prince's Buildings, Hongkong, 8th November, 1902. be .deapatehed for MANILA on SATURDAY, the Tsth inst:, at! Comfortabls Unrivalied Speed. : Electrio Light, .Doctor and Stewaroose carried. B Por Freight or Passage, apply.to THE MITSUI BUSSAN KAISHA, gents, Ice House Street FORGENOA. LONDON AND ANTWERP. Qu ’ nee STEAMSHIP Co. aitino Unit SHIP COMPANY. COMPANY. _ NAVIGAZIONE GENERALE > (Florio. and Rubattino United Companies) * STEAM. FOR GENOA vra 'SINGA- PORE, PENANG AND BOMBAY. Having connection with Company's Mail Stea- ' niers to ADEN, SuEz, Port SAID, SEEssina, ““RUBTRALIAN,” Captain P. T. Helms, will be despatched ‘as Fea on THURSDAY, the 20th November, at P.M. This well-known Sleamer is specially fitted for Passengers, and hay a Refrigorating Cham- ‘ber, which ensures the supply of Fresh Provi- sions, Tea, &o., throughout the voyage, ‘We ‘Stoamor is installed throughout with the Elevtric Light, A Stewardess and 5 daly, qualified Snrgeon are Goat B,—To assure the additional comfort of pasvgogers the steamors of the Company have vel Hlectrie fans fitted in staterooms, For Freight or Paswaire, apply to r : GIBB, LIVINGS tun & Co., A genta, __ Hongkong. 4th October, 1902 _ [2842 “BEN” LING OF STSAMERS, gE ii &- Steamship. | . “BENMOHR,” ' Captain Wallace, will ba despatched ns absre on.or about the 15th December. ‘| For Freight or Pastasre, apply to “ _GIEB, LIVINGSTON &°CO.. : Agenta, : ». [2979 | _ NuTcn Hougkong, 7th Novembor 192, 2 SEBAMERS 8. “ BENMOHE: Sisk ANTWERP, LONDON AND., STRALT: | Coxstornss of. Carga aro. hereby..in- formed that all Goode at are he landed at thelr. viek inte the Godowas of the ongkon ze and: Kowloon Wharf ant, Gedown Company, La.,. whence: ‘andjox from the wharves dolivary, , may be obtained. No claims will’ bs admitted aftor tho Goods have left the Goddwns and all Goods undeliver- ed after the 10th inst. will be subject to rent. All claims against the Steamer must be pre- sented to tho U dersigned on or before the ith ° inat., or they will not be recognised. : Ail broket:, chafed, and damaged Goods are | to bo loft in the Godowns, where they will be, éxamined onthe 10th inst. at Laat. No Fire Insaranes haa been effected. Bills of Lading will ba oountorslgnod by .. GIBB, LIVINGSTON & CO, . Acants, —Hongkong, lat Novernber, 191 {2914 NAVIGAZIONE GENERALE: ITALIANA (Florio and Rubattino United Companies.) NOTICE TQ 1 CONSIGNEES. “FROM BUMBAY AN AND SINGAPORE, mpue Steamship 7 BISAGNO” ke having arrived from the above ports, Conalgenoes of Cargo by her ara hereby informed that their Goods ure baing landed at’ their risk- into tho Godowns cf tho Hongkow. and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company. whonc» delivery ‘{muay be obtained, Perishablo Goods to be taken delivery of immediately, All dama ced packagos must Ve left in the and a cortificate obtained from the | Godown Company, within -suven days after. the vessel's - arrival here, after which uo claims will ire. Thsaranco, has. boen ef€soted, any Toe remaining in the Godowns after = 1th instant, will be sebject to rent. . CARLOWITZ & CO, Agen! Hongkong, Sith Novembet, 1: [4 NORTHERN PACIFIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY. NOTICE TO Co} CONSIGNEES, : STEAMSHIP “TACOMA.” FROM TACOMA, VICTORIA, YOKO- HAMA, KOBE AND MOJL mre abova Steamer having arrived, Con- signees of Curgo are heroby roqnosted to send in their Bills uf Lading for countersigna- ture, and to.tako immedinte delivery of their Goods from alongside, Gorse impoding the discharge of tho Vessel will bo landed and stored at Censignsee’ risk and expense, -No Fire Insurance will be effectod by: usin any case whatever. - DODWELL & co., LDB., _Hongkong, 6th Novem{er, 1 7 STEAMSHIP ‘ SYDNEY COMPAGNIE DES 3 MESSAGERIES MARITIMES. aa NOTICE. tie tee ee of Cargo from London, ox |. f 5.8. Guadiana, from Bordeaux, ex s.3, Ville de Lorient, in connection with’ above Steamer, are hereby informed ‘that their Goods, with the exception of Opium, roasura and Valuables, are being landed and stored at thoir riska into’ the Godowns of tho Hongkony and Kowloon Wharf oad Godown Uo. Ed. at Kowloon, whonee-. delivery muy. be. obtained immediatoly after landing. Optional Cargo will be forwarded oa unless intimation is received from the Consignoes before 5.r.a., To-day, Yad inst., requesting it to bs Tanded here. Bills of Lading will be countersigned by the Undersigued. Goods remaining unclaimed after Monday, the 10th inst. at Noon, «will be’ subject to rent and landing charges. All claims must be gant, in to me on 6r before the 10th inst , or they will not ha rocoynised. All damaged pickages’ will be oxamined. on Monday, the Wthinat., at 3 Pvt, No Fire Insurance has heon offected, G, pe CHAMPEAUX, « | % Apent. s Honghong, Sud: November, ‘1902. (2 NOVICE TO CONSLENEES. FROM CALCUTTA. PB NANG AND [eA SINGAPORE, NHE Steamship ‘This succossf eased in - Continental Horpit ley bale Rontan, Jobert, Vel and others, combines al! thodesliternta: tor E ae bee the kind, ‘and supeest every! th og j itnes 3 THE RAPION | Not=s inary organs,effoctuallysy ingis " whe h ‘oc lrreparable harm Sieve airicture and other serious diseasea.. In dnitation of the re rng ore jh, bronchi nce some, oO mors com iy found natoutsbingly, oficaciou lordag ‘where ather TRAP Mee 516 the HER scurvy, AP PION. N35 Ying? af thojatal accomary and all dlsanses for which A a eg much, 9: frhion. to eniploy mercury, sartaparillia, &c., to 6 destruction af sufferers’ teeth and ruin of heal la preparal reparation. purltiesthe wholc system through tho blood at {roroustly eliminates ERAPI matter from the’ 4 + pains oti mptoms, gout, rbcumatlen 1 cahaustion, imp: vital ey, a IN No. und: aa. the diatseasing consequences of carly error, eacess, residence im, *. hot, unhealthy climates, ke. At menkes surprising: power «in restoring: RA and vigor to tho debillta JHERAPIC N Mh Prico in Hngland ao & _ 4f6, In ordering, stato which of tho threo numbers ta re“; * quired, and ol above ‘Trado-Mask, which ‘lk a'face” "HERAPION” an it appearaon the Beith ge ‘ oP cold by the ek ! i G {in white leery on red clpal Chemtste ind) to every by order of Hia Majent; 7 Hon. ‘Comraissioners, and thout which it isa forgery Sold by A, 8. WATSON & €0,, LIMITED,” { Hongkong, C 1 Ms rie : | WHY. COUGH ? - WHY COUGH ? WHY COUGH ? There is absolutely no remedy ‘30 apeody ‘wna offectual, One Lozenge alone gives relic.’ - Simple, but sure inaction, they,can be taken : by tho most delicate, ete oat KEATINGS LUGENGES KE‘ TING'S LOZENGES KEATING’S LOZENGES.. | KEATING'S LOZENGES If you eatinot aieep for coughing, one Keavina’s Lc az will aot. you right. », » They at ones cheek the cough and . remove the eause,/ An crormons smu all over the | during ‘the pit 89, yours provea their great value, : GIVE INSTANT RELIEB. GIVE INSTANE RELIEF. -GIVE INSTANT RELIEF. Kaarina's Covan Lozsxoxa, the ‘univalled ..: remedy. for COUGHS, HOARSENESS, + and THROAT ‘TROUBLES, are wold ovorywhero in bottles by ni] ehomists, (247 F vODGE WOOD SPLIE “~ PULLEYS, ALL SIZE3 ‘TO FIT ALT SIZED - “SHAFTS | IN sTQCK. world ” i Also lurgy Stovka of - Ss GANDY Corn 1. BELTING. Sonn A Lunds INSOE serpent MANN &.CO,%, ___ ip 3 EBR bene Extr. Pane Laces iy Crain Borrh gay. - oy Unrvensan Portiuagiry.””. ANHEUSER BUSCH BREWING: ‘ eeeORI TION. at LOUIS. : TO CONSIGNEES NApPues, LEGHORN also VExice and ‘TRIESTE, t nena rn, 5 | ” Bailing Dates.’ November November 25th 8th.--- - this Line.to tha ry SATEEN of tlie ONTI ED COMPANY, LIM ITED, | GENERAL AGENTS. 3 all MepirereaNran, ADRIATIC, LEVAN- TINE ond SoutH Awerican Ponts up to CaLLao. {Taking Cargo ot through. rates to Penstan | Guir and Bacpan, also BARcHLONA, Vaunnza, ALICANTE, ALMERIA and Marsga,) pee: Steamship . . “BISAGNO,” Captain Muzio, wilt be despatched 1s above on WEDNESDAY, the 12th instant, at Noon. * At Bombay the steamar: is discharging in Victoria Doc For further particulars rogardiiig Freight ant Passage, apply to .- CARLOWITEZ &.CO., ‘ Agents. - Hongkoos, 7th Scsalauboil 3902. * [4 By + | have left the Godowns, aud all Goo: i PROM HAMBURG AND SINGAPORE. T= H.A.L, Steamship “ ALESIA,” Captain Schonfeldt,-having arrived from the above ports, Consignees of. Caro are hereby requested to send in their Bills of Loading for vountersiguature by the Undersigned and to {take immediate delivery of their: Goods from ‘alongside, ; Optional: Cargo will bo forwarded ules notice tothe: contrary be given before 5 p.m, peby pret adery teat Res abiaaig tte argo impeding. her. discharge w: | landed ints the Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Comp: pany, ‘| Limited, and stored ‘st Consiguees’ risk and‘ expense. o Claims will be sdmitted after the Goods ds remeis undelivered ‘aftor the 8th: inst, will bo enbject _ Pte rent, :- AUSTRIAN LLOYDS STEAM NAVI _GATION COMPANY. STEAM FOR TUME AND “TRIESTE (DIRECT), Culling at’ SINGAPORE, PENANG, HE: lorsigned GENERAL AGENTS: ; rh for dha abcre’ Line ie PEROUGE BILLS. COLOMBO, BUMBAY, ADEN, SUEZ and PORT SAID. ‘All broken, chafed, and damaged Goods are to ba left in the Gotowne, where they. will be examined on the 8th inst., at 3 p.a, ‘No Fire Tusurance has been effected: : HAMBURG. oa oes LINIE, Hongkong Offics, © - Hongkong, Ist November, fon [2916 “OCEAN STEAHSHIP ‘COMPANY. en per vor Company's Steamer (Taking Cargo at through rates to the BRazrrs, to SqurTH Arnica, Persian Gti, Rep Spa, BLACK Bea, , LEVANT, ‘Venice and ADRIaTIC. : : Ports). eg NE Company’ s Btramslip, -pply. For ‘in mation. 388. ‘ePanore a re corast “CATHERINE APCAR” having arrived from tlle above porta, Consigi of Cargo are hereby informed that their will be delivered from alongside. ... Cargo impeding thé discbarge will be landed at.once at. Consignees' risk.and exppnsa, Cargo remaininy on boaril after 4 P.aL, on iis 10th inst., will -be Innded ot Consi, risk and expense inte the Godowns o} the Hongkong end ie Wharf oud Godowa Company, Limited. Consignons of Cargo from’ SINGAPORE and PENANG are requested to take IM- MEDIATE delivery’ of their. Goods: from alon da, such - aes impeding the discharge of the Vessel will landed’ and stored at; Consignocs risk and expense. No Fire Ineurance will be effected. : Bills of Lading will be countersigned by _ DAVID SASSOON & CO. LD., ‘ “Agents. * ! Heageany: 6th November, 1902. [2970 J APAN “MITSUI BUSSAN- KAIsH. Cu oods | IN. THE Worxp, RY-mngiag ‘AI savay ‘Tas Banwery lancesr This Boor is brewed 0: finest Barley Malt ouly, 4 contain ‘Chomicals iu'any form, Tho Beer is sterilised after: fall m tute ays insures ile i ry x climate. Beautifully bight, seustiely spars= } ing, and porfectly pare, vis F, BLACKHEAD & CO. ° Sole Aponte. _Hon gkon x, 25th July, 1902, HEAD OFFICE 8, Bivinew hse TOKYO, LONDON BRANCH 384, Ling ne bon EAC, . MeHEONS BRANCH us =" tional hal wits ani snios ‘tise rior to ateamer’s arrival: - en given atter - Goods iverad © willbe the 14th “inst. |.) 0-.* : eat. to rent. sn seer ml bec CONTRACTORS : : : Bait oF COAL 0 tho: Imperial Tigckes Novy and. Resonile: aud the State iways;:-Principal’ Rail lompanies and ‘Talastriat Works; Homs and, Fowlgn: “Mal . -.gnd Breight Stéamors, ‘ ‘S0LE: PROPRIETORS of the Farions, Miike, sear cYamano SOLE AGENTS tee, faeries ondo; Ichimura, Ki decaretin ueoete Mi .. Singapore, Friday, Monday noxt, th “Toth, iast.,, having boen declared a Public Holiday; tho Post open from’ & to. a.m, on. that day... Correspondence for local delivery may be peated upto 9 C+ "Fyo Monoy Order Oflice wi | be enti -* Xeag and New Yean Pancens ( before 3 pan. on Friday, tho.2 let Nove “Tho rates of Postago are ns follow a For a pareel not exceeding " » ils $ pan. on Friday, the Gth “AN parcels containing Jewe Sundera of Paresls-are req ” » ’ With an additional, O'conts, Parcels may be aent the 2lst November, aro due in London about the 21st Deeenher, and those ‘pos December, sredua in London nbout the 4th January. : ry or any article of . Pareols must by xeided. Tho deals inet bear the Anpresion of a private mark. © + > J ated to post them w few : ly clored.o. thatday ©. .- Wee * Gibrnltar).—Parcels for the United. Kingdom, posted nro dno in London about the 27.4 December... - : -..2 50 conts. . SLOO. ee aa vee 31.50, Bianpra, and if posted before 3 pam. on ted before Gold or Silver must be Insured, und all Insured: days in advance. MAILS WILD CLOSE. . PER .| Peésunulok Shanghal, Moji, Kobe, Yokohama, Victoria, B.G,, ad Tacoma. cc. vp cee cseecepeecsetone Eunops, &c., India via Tuticorin... (Late Letters }1.10 to 11.30 a, Bxtra Postayo 10 cents)... 7... fiers i | : 4 { - Macao va | .Bwatow and v4 -Amoy end Manil : Kunuoliuk and Sau Nowchwang ... Swatow neeeie Swatow, Amoy and Toms ‘Moji..... . Manila. Manila. Haiphong Shanglai Ponnngy and Sule, Japanono Curios, No, 16, Praya Central, Mevsrs, Hughes & Hough, 2 p.m. Warren's Cirens,on the Reelauntion, opposite the Central Merkot, 9 p.m. TO-MORROW. : AL Freseo Fole, Roman Catholic Cathodrnl, to " 1 COMMERCIAL, ‘ ont ULOSING QUOLATIONS” : Ful November. On Lain por. + Vousraphiv Piansfer ... "san Bills, om denaind Ne bons Bills, at du days’ right... Bink Bills, av 4 months’ sight ...1% | ". Ove tite, aut + inontng sight ..4....4)3 75 | Dovamentary Bilin, Amuuthe sigitt & 4, ; fe aia ‘ Jus Billy, on disnand Urvidios, ab monthe” sight... Fea HANROW sesso 7.30 a.m. 8.00 eM, 9.00 act 16,00 als, Saturday, 10.043 4.31, .. | Saturday, 30.00 a.st, + Saturday, Sth, Printed Matter aud ‘som- plese 10.00,a.34. Fegistration... 10.00 act. {BR pistration, with late Saturday, Saturday, Saturday, Saturday, Andree Rickmers. Fuagahun,... Loonysaag . Shawn... Chuawr ,.. fee of 10 cents, up to |” 10.45 4.36) . Letters... + Saturday, Saturday, Saturday, 1 Satarday, ‘ Saturday, Saturday, ' © Saturday, - Sundsy, i ‘Tuesday, : ‘Tuesday, ‘Tuesday, Tuesday, Wednerday. » 1100 aa 8th, LIS pat Beh, . 2.00 vats 8th, 3.00 pst ‘Sth, «4.00 pia. wth, 4.00 pot. 8th, 5.00PM, Ath, 500 pm, oth, © 9.00 avn. 11th, 14,00 a.m. llth, 2.00 Pst, llth; 2.06 p.x. llth, 4.40 p.sn 2th, 10,00 a.m, Heungshan.. Svahaw va Perlu : Tungkouy Pieciola Yuenaung Rosella Mare Haiphoug Whim poa Bixague e C2P.R, steomer Tartar left Vuncouser on tho aie lt. for Hongkoug vie the usual ports of eli. a 7 She N.P. steamer Glenogle left Tacoma onthe Sard ub.” : ‘The Burber Lino‘steamer Shimoza left Now York on the Y6th ult. tor Hongkong, Muy Heston Low Bout Co.'s steamer Tremont left ‘Vacuums for Jupun on Hongkong on the 8ndinst. ‘ ‘The Boston Tow Boat Co.'s steamer Hyades loft Poeun for Japan and Hongkong on the Ath inst. — Ths B.. & A. wteamer Indrusamle left Portland (Ox.) for this port, via. Japan, on ‘the Ath inst., pm., and is expected here on. the *s 4th prox. STHAMERA Pas AL. Ourwaku.—Tth Out -- L4th-—Suevia. 1th—Indrainyo, Malacca. OLet-—-Monmartiehire, Strassburg. Benlo- mond, Heathiiuen, Kiantschou, 24th Indus, ON Gibalaxy:—" Oxi tomnnd Un Dew You ‘Wank itl, on demand ,. tide, dU days’ aghb .. | Ow Bowvay.— 4 7 Helos vaphis Transfer .... Maok va deniatid 2. es UN UALCUTA.— “ - OD togsapitie Trausfer pew os, as Upmiatichss veers ON suANuHAL— punk, ut sight ’., Priva, By days’ si sat.. UN YUKON AaLa CM Ont cece celeg erecta oe NM On MANILA : On ‘demaad ON sitadPoun (ln domaud ON bo TAVIA— 7 Vy Dersniil sreceriscsronerenrenion se On WateHuNu.— V1 GERI cer sesseeceeeeeeesee peered pete ad pare pane 93h _ UN BalGON.— Un demand o. eee petine (iN waNGHuK.—~ + a demnnd _ VEIGNS, Bian dL "GD LBA, iV) tus, por tet Lot B RRLVER, par dae cee & ' Uri uid. ‘ ith November, Quotations are:—. Alluw'es ti. Ww 1 catty. Malna New Mi to SOUL) per pious Malwa Old ... _ woh, hintwa Older to Shi bu Pe B per-wrappe tw Persian finv qealiry Persian extra iu Patua New Patua Old ., Benares No Henares’ lil ‘0 SHE, AUSTRALIAN. MAILS. “Tha CN. uteawer Changala, from Australian Ports; lett Manila for this port on tre Sth inst., pm, and ig dno: hove to-day, af ‘daylight. "ne L, & A, steumer Guthrie, from Sydney, .-&e, left Port Darwiv on the Sst ult. tor Muniia aud this port. . _ WHE GEEMAN, BAILS, ee ‘thé Imperial’ German wail steamer Sackaen foft’ Kobe, vit Naogusaki and Shanghai, on the -Qnd inst,, pum. aud may be expected hare on or About: the. skthdnst, Knwuiohi Mara, Hindustan, Teenkai, 28th —Mueduff, Glenroy. 3lst—Moyune;Uiyness, : Y ‘Aleinous, Nurnberg, i, Lelevs, ' 4th July—Queenasland, | itbh— wSth—P. Liitpalt, 3ist—Den - _ Diomud, Geeufarg. Lon Mave, Bamberg, Bayeru, Ocvanien. Annrvats at Hose. —July Zth—Japan. Sth | arintow, Flandriu, Glaucus: 15th— 1Wth— Austr dnt. Aug. —S Dor } Oop —Sambia, Sian, t Valarie ¥4 . 2 Polynesienssith lawers.Zamba Mar —Ambria. 7 7 “hend, Ath— Wont Albert, Canton, Pisa, neki Murn, Benvoirlich, Tonkin. Wth—RBeucleuch, Prinaees frene, 2lei— Atholl, Laox, Chine.C. Ferd. Laciss, Antenrr Bengloz, 22nl — dane Yhth—Glenturret: ‘ox h—Aphrod.te, Dardaniu, Haketa Maso, xt— Munchen. 1st Nov. A h—Seneen, PASSENGERS. ; ARKIVED.. Por Dholes,. from Swatow, Majer Bencon, Messrs, T...M. Salivan und FOP. Fadten, : ; Per Hosetla Mare, from Manila, Mr and Mrs. Moreno, Mr, avd Mrs. Henry, Misses a Earvashaw, Miss Maria Santos, dvurds, B. Wilson, Pedro Barall, i kyidza, Van'Horun, G. Willioms, A. C. Anderson, Esperito Gonzales, Samesaki, Fran- cisco, 1. Kizziatd, S.J. Polerson. Capt. Cannaw and Lieut. MeCabe. > Per: Clivs ma, from Mrs. Blackstock Dow Alexander, Pere Pon Moasrs.J.R. Grant, Tkaha, E. Owen, Mitchell, Fo W.Wewsom, 8. S. David, and V, Grental; for Bombay, Comdr. nnd Mra. F. H, Elderton,. Lieut. Huddleston, ‘Mesars. C.-Perrot and McAndliffe; from London, ‘Misses M..J. Shewring and E. E. Metcalto. , l ; Por Pervanetta, for Hongkong, from London, My. aud Mrs. Craik avd three children, . Mrs. Bull, Meesrs, Bundy, Roberts-Weat, Formby and Come; from Marseilles, Dr. aed Mra. Paton, Misses Commins, Gear and Carpenter, Rav. Hind, Messrs? {teeves, Sovinders, aud Misses Potter aad “‘'he Imperial’ German wail st-amar Wéau- tachou lett Colombo on the fst inst, u.m., aud away be vxpeoted here on or about tho J2th inet. ee TEN AMERICAN BAIL. _ The P.M, steamer Pera urrived ut Yokohame~ “ ‘on the 3rd ingt., ‘and loft for Kobe, &e, ou the Sth. ist. cs F “ + THE CANADIAN MALL. 7 s Tho C.P.R: steamer Hiipress of Japan left Davi from Colombo, Messrs. Moreton and Poarée; from Singapore, Mr. Bli ‘or Shang- ha}; from Loudon “Mr. atil Mie, Kick, Mr. and Mra, Chatham siisy Chathum and child; from MareeiJlea, Mr. aud Mrs, Cope, Mrs. Mc vallum, ‘Miss Golson and Mr. Keily; trom Bombay Mr. und Miss Perry; from Singapore, Mrs. Barkley, ‘Messrs. Warnee ond Barry: for Yokohsms, frou Marseille-, Mer. aud Mra. Walters. Vaucouver on the 3rl inst., p.u., for Hongkong, via the usual tahed a Mogul ‘from Liverpool and Straits, Jet: Singapore * th inst, and is expect here on the The TBostel Tow: Boat Co, Teft Tacoma on the i0th ‘nl Fiadiyostook and ‘Port-Arth : | “DEPARTED, Par Kumeang, for Singapore, Mra. Matheson Smith and, child; for Culoatta, Mes. D, bilis, Miss ‘Blonde Abren ant Mr. G.Rodgirs, - ~ "0 DEPART.” ~F Por Chusan, from Hongkong, for Singapore, Rey. Santos, Messrs. H. KE. Laslett, Haleen and Gardai Khan; for Penang, Mr. Takin; for Bombay, Lieut. aud Bir, Piris, Lieut. Vale, R.LM., Messrs. D, Abdoolally, A. W, Ebrahim ond Grental; for Brindisi, Mrs, Parko.and daughter and Rev. F. Pacifico; for London, Miss Alexander, Lieut. and Miss Cleeve, Messrs. J Brooks, W. B. Demuth, R. H.-Goodwan,, JU, Wilson, F.C. Carpenter and H. Anderson. ‘userte Maric, Mogul. i dMbNoy.—dwa’ * ‘ Shanghai, for Hongkong," Miss-Arnold, | DEES | Sesen ERS | ut the the Board may determine. -CHIBF MaNaazr : Hongkong—J. R. MM, Saute. . » MaNaone: Shanyhai—H. M. Bsvis. - + Honoxonc—Inteegst ALLOWPD. ' “On Current Acconnt at the fate of Two per | Should the above Speciat Resolation bel assed by the requisite majority of Shareholders, | it willbe submitted for coatirmation to o second Extraordinary General Meoting to. be eubsequent'y convened, ie : By Order of tho Boatd of Directors, : _ W. KERFOOT. HUGHES, ‘ Secretary. ber, 1902. .AND WHAMPOA DOCK CUMPANY, LIMITED. * NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. OTICE IS HFREBY GIVEN thut the IN ADJOURNED ORDINARY HALF. YEARLY -MBETING of | sHARU- HOLDERS of the above Compaas-which was xjourned from the 18th Auzust last will be, held at the CLU'Y HALL; on TUESDAY, the 18th NOVEMBER, at 11.15 o'clock am, when the Poll ordered atthe Meeting of the 18th August will ba taken Tho TR \NSFER BOOKS of the Company will be CLOSED from ¥Y o'clock. a.m. on MONDAY, the i7th, to v o'cloo TUESDAY, the 18th Noyember, - By Order of the Board of Directors), GEO. 4, CALDWELE, Acting Secretary. | Hongkong, 4th November, 1902. {2932 CHINA TRADERS’: INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. HE THIRTY-SIXTH ORDINARY MEETING of SHAREHOLDERS in the above Company will be held ut’ the HEAD OFFICE; Victoria, Hongkong, on TUES- DAY, the 25th iustt, at 12 o'clock Noon, instant, both days inclusive. i By Order of ths Board of Directors, * W. H. RAY, Hongkong, 4h aS ST. GEORGE'S BALL. Vs proposed to hold a ST. GEORGE'S | lf BALL on tho 6th JANUARY: xioxt, if sufficiont Subscribers can be ‘obtained; the, Subscription. to be $25 cach. knglishmen desirous of joining are requested to sign the Subscription Lists, within two weeks of date, and if suffice ent names ba obtained, a meeting will be held to elect u Committes ta make further arrapgenivaots, His Honour the Chief Justice has been @ ected President, i i Listy will be found at. tbe Honglong ‘Club, i Meawrs, Kelly & Welsh, Messrs. A. S. Watson & Co. Mesers. G. Falooner & Co, Messrs. Lone, Crawford & Co, and Messrs. Caldbeck, MacGregor & Co. ie e > EB. W. MITCHELL, © Hon. Secretary, Hongkong, Ist Novembor, 19/2 M © CHADWICK °K DENTAL SURGEON, ’* No. 39; Qumgn’s: Kuay Centaan.! |< —— Office Houre—9 a.m. to.5 Pom. Mongkong. 1th March, 1902. AVID CORSAR & 8OXS MERCHA AVY a4 ‘LONG FLAX RELIANUL CROWN TARPAULING oj - ‘ARNHOLD, KARBERU. & 0. Shle Avents CANVAS, ‘NAPIER JOHNSTONES ; grees (2B41 | | Discounted. ; g _ - Ohief Manager..: :- Honelone. V1th ‘September, 1902, * 718 BANK UF CHIDA EsraBiisnep sy [atren1at DeciEs ov THE , l2sn Novenmpps, 1898, -| Sonscrissp Carirat.Shanghai Ts. 5,000,000 : iy faio-up Capital. - ... ‘a n 3,000, Heap. Orvice—SHaNnGual, BRANCHES AND AGENOLES, Canton Hankew * Chefovo- : Peking Chinkiang --- Penang : Chungkiny Singapore eee Tientsin, The Bank purchases and receives ‘for collev- tion Bills of Exchange drawn on the above laces, and sells Drafts and: Telegraphic Trans. ‘ers payable at its Branches and Agencies. HONGKONG BRANCH. Advances made on approved socurities,: Bills "Tagnksr ALLOWED ox Derosris At2% per anvum on Currert Acconat emily COB. , 7 3°), per aunum on Fixed Deposits for 3 months, a eee ” now Boy Sho on . nn Aen E,W. RUTTER, "Manager. Hoaghor gz, Ist January, 1902. Ts 5 7 OKOHAMA SPECIE BALK : LIMITED. : . Esrapnishup 188), You. 24,000,000 Carrran Susscrisep 4, . 13,011, 04 Fr At, Q-HA CariTac Parp-ur’, » KUBAZO' NAGAO, Pan es es Meamager.. Taipoh; 16th August. 1902. ead bite [BUT SOH A SIATIOORE iA Pasp-up Capiran, Boaryp or Dirge — . Beaxcnits LONDON ‘BANKERS. ‘ Messrs, NM. ; THE Union. oF Lonpow.,'arp: ar ae ~ Barr, Lrurn) ‘ Drvtscks Bank (BERLIN), i Drmecrion-DEp. J NTO GESELLSCHAFT. Slearned on’ aj Banking ‘and _Ronigkong, 4th October, 1902, (YUE CHARTERED BAN AUSTRALIA AND: CH —— Incorvon«rap BY Bova. Guayre Hap. Orrice—Lonpoi Caprran Patp-vp! ‘vx8800, OF }- SBRABRS 30s: RESEBVE FUND. von 891000 Haan. Orrice-— YOKOHAMA. Brancuzs AND AGENCIES. ~ -“Pokio - - Kobe Nagasaki London Lyons New York San Francisco . Honolula Bombay Shanghai « Tisntsin ~~ Newchwaug : Peking He —- Loxpon’ Bankers. Tus Lonpon Jom drock Bayg, Linirap Pare's Bark, Lrtirep, Tus Oxzon or Lonpos anp Sarras Bark, Lrmitep. . Honaxone—INnteREST ALLOWED. On Current Account at the rate of 2 per cent. per annum on the daily balance. On fixed deposits for ; months 5°/, perannun. ” ” oo” ” : Se “TARO. HODSUMI Provisional: Committas. : | Cy G TY PHUST COMPANY Or SW. YORK. (AMERICAN BANK) y . EstaBuiinEp 1864. ee Parp-uPiCaPyab «i... US. 83, Gold SuBPLUE ‘AND UNDIVIDED es PROFITS visseorsseeseer 5180000. 5 $7180.000 a HEAD Orrice—New York. — Loxpor Orrice—3$ & 35, Lombard St., E.C. s ¥. 0. Bisop, Menager, Eestern +? Department. 9,7 [Lorpow Baskers—Pare’s Bang, Lp: Honsxy+a Orrice—4, Des Yeux Roav. © Geuernl Banking and Exchange busine:s transactel. pees a IeiEREsT alliwod-at Current Rates. * wt NG: EVANS, . -. Acting Manager, Hongkong, 1 t. October, 1902. os yee NALIJNAL BANK UL UniNdsd : ‘" LIMUTED. | AvruonszeD C\prraL. va EL,A60,66( ParpUe Vari Alen tee Hai Orrice—Honerona; - eae . Roatp- or. Direcroua. -- Cuan Kar Stay, Esq. | C. Ewens, Esq [81s wef. 324,373 |. In Cases oF ABOUT 450 Las. NET Throughly reliable: aud Stone against. ot, and Dampnoas.: 9.0 LLUTGENS, ELNSTMEA) ; )Bole-Agenta for: Hongkong, Ist July, 1902 ° : : FOR SAT: RUISER YACHT. for’ over all.’ . Fine Sporting Bi q modation for Four,:: Prioa; $1,500. Owner: consider offers-ox: sell share;as, bo: seldo! the yacht, va DRALERS JEWELLERY, :. DIAMONDS, « . PRECIOUS STONES, > ILK8, : <- WABES, : BMBRO . ; begs (Opposi ml ong, 2nd « Ticres at Current’ Cuow Tuna SHANG, Esq, ‘JULIveF oor, Esq. | Chie? Manager; ° : uo, W. F., Pravrar, Tnterest for 12 Months Fired..:., TRE INSURANCE: ¢ ‘Hetablighad~ rod) ACCEET. 86 Risks against." ~ - . h 3° eon ‘appolut to ‘tor: the above: Comuuny, “pre: ‘ACCEPT. RISKS ngaina rant Hates, on BUTE BROCKELMANN &.C0, skongg 16k Moot TE