Hong Kong Telegraph 1890-11-17
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- Hong Kong Telegraph 1890-11-17
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Hong Kong Telegraph 1890-11-17
Year: 1890
LOSS OF H.M.S. "SERPENT." THE returns of the number of visitors to the City Hall Museum for the week ending Nov. 16th, are:- Europeans, 129; Chinese 1,900; total 2,029. THE Glangarry, which stranded on the Action Shoal-a quicksand-nearly a fortnight ago, got off on Saturday the 8th inst. THE Governor of Formosa's troubles are not yet over. He has been ordered to Peking for audience. IT is notified in Saturday's Government Gazette that Mr. G. Coates. Consul for Germany. WE are informed by the agent of the Messageries Maritimes that the Company's steamer Djemnah. Slavin and M'Auliffe, after being committed for trial, were admitted to bail in 3,000pounds each. Slavin and M'Auliffe have found the necessary bail on which to answer at the November Session. The Thirsk Autumn Handicap was run yesterday, and resulted in a win for the Australian mare Lady Betty. The PASHIR Lloyd, a semi-official Vienna Journal, publishes what it regards as a reliable. Twenty-seven gravediggers employed in the Dublin cemeteries have struck work because the. WESTERN SHANTUNG. TAIWANGFOO.
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