Hong Kong Telegraph 1883-01-09
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- Title
- Hong Kong Telegraph 1883-01-09
- Author
- Mr H E Wodehouse
- Publication year listed
- 1883
- Format
- Public domain eBook
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Hong Kong Telegraph 1883-01-09
Year: 1883
THE visitors to the City Hall Muscum for the week ended 7th January, were:---European 230, Chinese 2,277; total 2,507. THE shop assisiant population of London is ostimated at about 320,000---larger than all Dublin. RECENT writers upon public health claim that the wooden blocks used in many cities for pavements. "WILL you please pass the Shem?" asked a quiet man at the lunch counter. ACCORDING to Eliana a poor relation is the most inelevant thing in nature---a piece of impertinent. A REGULATION made by the Governor in Council under the provisions of scetion 6 of Ordinance 10 of 1858 providing. THE following letter received by Mr. H. E. Wodehouse from Mr. Framiee H. Arjance. WE are very glad indeed to learn that Mrs. Young, wife of the United States Minister of Chian. WE hear that evidence is likely to be adduced at the proposed Commission of enquiry into sinuggling and cognate matters. WE regret to learn that work no the Canton-Kowloon Telegraph line has again been stopped by the obstructive natives.
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